This is the line I am researching. I believe that Daniel McMullan (b. abt. 1797) may have moved to Macon Co. AL with his sons Thomas (b. 1826) and Daniel W. (b. 1832) and quite possibly died there. Is any subscriber researching this line? Does anyone know of a reliable researcher doing work in Macon Co. who could search the cemetery, death and other records for Daniel McMullan/McMullen? Descendants of Daniel McMullan 1 Daniel McMullan b: Abt. 1797 in Ireland d: Aft. 1860 .. +Christen // b: Abt. 1800 d: September 23, 1827 Burial: First Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Knoxville, TN ........ 2 Isabella McMullan b: July 22, 1822 in TN d: July 22, 1878 ............ +David Salmon b: September 05, 1808 Married: August 17, 1848 in Knox Co., TN d: August 17, 1863 ........ 2 Rosannah McMullan ............ +James Rodgers Married: November 16, 1843 in Knox Co., TN ........ 2 Thomas N. McMullan b: Abt. 1826 in TN ............ +Harriet M. // b: Abt. 1829 in AL *2nd Wife of Daniel McMullan: .. +Catherine "Kate" McCaughan b: June 05, 1807 in County Antrim, Ireland Married: August 28, 1828 in Knox Co., TN Father: Dennis McCaughan Mother: Isabella // d: January 05, 1844 Burial: First Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Knoxville, TN ........ 2 John McMullen b: Abt. 1830 in TN ........ 2 Daniel W. McMullen b: March 04, 1832 in Knoxville, Knox, TN d: February 23, 1914 in Rock Creek Twp., Coffey, KS Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery, Pomona, KS ............ +Sarah Cornelia "Cornelia" Reid b: June 16, 1836 in Winchester, Frederick, VA Married: December 12, 1858 in Knox Co., TN Father: John P. Reid Mother: Mary // d: December 30, 1886 Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery, Pomona, KS ........ *2nd Wife of Daniel W. McMullen: ............ +Caroline Virginia Puerifoy b: April 14, 1844 in Newman, Cobb, GA Married: October 24, 1887 in Mount Meigs, Montgomery, AL d: August 31, 1920 Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery, Pomona, KS ........ 2 Mary J. McMullen b: Abt. 1837 in TN ........ 2 James D. McMullen b: Abt. 1839 in TN ........ 2 Christian McMullen b: Abt. 1842 in TN ............ +Jo. R. Armstrong Married: August 29, 1864 in Knox Co., TN ........ 2 Susan E. McMullen b: Abt. 1843 in TN

Hi folks. Two of you found errors in my last message. URL corrections: Tallapoosa should be tallapoo case sensitive Jones Co jones.htm and not jones.html. Some of my list are html and some are htm. The early ones are html and the later ones are htm. Hi folks. I would not send this out again if I were not impressed with how much you all are using the querie pages also. All are active but Pike, Tallapoosa and Jones are really using the pages. Nice to know information: These are the counties my wife and I work with. Number on the Number on the Number of County List L mail list D mail list Queries Bullock, Al 75 25 110 Macon, Al 87 34 169 Pike, Al 224 77 492 Tallapoosa, Al 205 71 466 Jones, Ga 147 53 421 Iberia, La 66 27 132 St Martin, La 78 40 129 RADFORD 84 20 Many Surnames on the surname pages are too many to count. Queries and mail list can be found through home pages. County home pages: http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/bullock.html http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/jones.htm http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/pike.html http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/macon.html http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/tallapoo.html http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/iberia.htm http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/stmartin.htm If anyone has any suggestions on how the pages can be improved or what additional things can be added to them, please let us know. John and Jan Radford [email protected] Baton Rouge, La

To John & Jan Radford Thanks so much for hosting the lists and giving all of us subscribers an opportunity to find each other and share what we have. You and Rootsweb have done us all a service that we are starting to take for granted. It is mindboggling to me how this thing has grown in the last year or so since I subscribed to my first list. I am now paying attention to what it has cost some of you in time and dollars and plan to send a thank you to Rootsweb which includes a small check that we can afford. Hope some others will think about it, also. Thank you very much - you are true "pioneers of the internet", just as the pioneers in our family histories that we seek and often find through the avenues you have provided. Evelyn and Ed Leslie

Hi folks. I would not send this out again if I were not impressed with how much you all are using the querie pages also. All are active but Pike, Tallapoosa and Jones are really using the pages. Nice to know information: These are the counties my wife and I work with. Number on the Number on the Number of County List L mail list D mail list Queries Bullock, Al 75 25 110 Macon, Al 87 34 169 Pike, Al 224 77 492 Tallapoosa, Al 205 71 466 Jones, Ga 147 53 421 Iberia, La 66 27 132 St Martin, La 78 40 129 RADFORD 84 20 Many Surnames on the surname pages are too many to count. Queries and mail list can be found through home pages. County home pages: http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/bullock.html http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/jones.html http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/pike.html http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/macon.html http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/Tallapoo.html http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/iberia.htm http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/stmartin.htm If anyone has any suggestions on how the pages can be improved or what additional things can be added to them, please let us know. John and Jan Radford [email protected] Baton Rouge, La

Hi folks. I am posting a schedule of the meetings for the County Heritage books. This is the latest information that I have, Bullock July 22nd, 7:00PM in the Bullock Co Extension meeting room, 902 MLK. Union Springs. Mailing address: Bullock Co Heritage book Committee, P.O. Box 242, Union Springs, Al 36089. ($59.00) Deadline for submission and preordering is October 31, 1999. Macon Co July 22nd, Latter Day Saints Church in Tuskegee, Al 10:00AM. Pike Co. July 21th, 10:00AM Troy Library, Three Notch Road, Hwy. 29, Troy, Al 36081. Mailing address: P.O. Box 112, Troy, AL 36081. Price $59.00. Submission and pre-ordering deadline: October 31, 1999. Tallapoosa May 23rd 10:00PM in Veteran's Center, Alexander City. Mail address: Tallapoosa Heritage Book Committee, P.O. Box 568, Camp Hill, Al 36850. Submission and pre-ordering deadline is July 31, 1999. Price $59.00. Don't know how firm this is. Dorothy Folmar of the Pike Co mail list has been posting some very helpful suggestions on the Pike Co Book. Those of you who are interested may subscribe to the Pike Co list and benefit from these helpful sugestions. Others of you who are working on the books for your county, please feel free to post suggestions also along with progress reports on you county list. This could help all who are interested. Hope this helps. All of the Counties are submitting lots of queries and surname postings. Keep them comming. John and Jan Radford [email protected] Baton Rouge, La

Hi, I am new to this list and would like for someone to do a lookup for me. Does anyone have access to the 1860 Macon Co. Census? I need the get the list of Herrin Grantham's children and his wife's name. Looking for children named Joel who would be age 17, James 15, Leonidas 10, and Mary who would be 6 in 1860. Thanks to anyone who can help me. Sue Grantham Wilkinson

Nice to know information: These are the counties my wife and I work with. Number on the Number on the Number of County List L list D list Queries Bullock, Al 75 25 100 Macon, Al 87 34 121 Pike, Al 224 77 301 Tallapoosa, Al 205 71 276 Jones, Ga 147 53 200 Iberia, La 66 27 93 St Martin, La 78 40 118 RADFORD 84 20 Many Surnames on the surname pages are too many to count. You all are really active. John and Jan Radford [email protected] Baton Rouge, La

I have been told that my grandfather, James Chambliss, was pastor of Zion Methodist Church, Tuskegee, in late 19th Century or early 20th Century. Have any references to that name surfaced? Please advise via e-mail or through ALmacon website. Sandy Chambliss [email protected] wrote: > Subject: > > ALMACON-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 56 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Churches ["Mic Barnette" <[email protected]] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from ALMACON-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Churches > Date: Thu, 15 Jul 1999 01:29:40 -0500 > From: "Mic Barnette" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Does anyone know about minutes from > Baptist Church in Tuskegee > Methodist Church in Tuskegee > > My ancestors were > Evalena Louisa Marshall (born Macon Co 1840-died Atlanta , GA 1891) wife of > William Calloway Barnett (born Perry Co, AL 1829-died island No. 10 in Civil > War 1862) > Louisa Married Benjamin Blakely Welch in Shelby Co, AL 1865 > > Louisa's mother was Elizabeth Ann (thought to be Townsend) born in SC in > 1812. > > Believe Louisa's father was William Marshall of Abbeville, SC and Macon Co, > AL who was dead by 1848. > > Louisa had a sister, Martha Maria who married Jack Shackelford Cameron in > 1846 in Macon Co. > > I have inherited turn of the century pictures of both the Baptist and > Methodist churches of Tuskege. I suspect some of my family must have had an > interest in these two churches or the pictures would not be in my > possession. > > Any ideas on the people or the churches would be appreciated. > > If this page of photos gets going, I would be happy to share them. > > Thanks, > > Mic > > Mic Barnette's Writes a Weekly Genealogy Column In > The Houston Chronicle. Read it on the Web At Barnette's > Family Tree Book Company > http://barnettesbooks.com -- Sandy Chambliss (831) 333-1704 (Voice) http://home.earthlink.net/~schambl/

Does anyone know about minutes from Baptist Church in Tuskegee Methodist Church in Tuskegee My ancestors were Evalena Louisa Marshall (born Macon Co 1840-died Atlanta , GA 1891) wife of William Calloway Barnett (born Perry Co, AL 1829-died island No. 10 in Civil War 1862) Louisa Married Benjamin Blakely Welch in Shelby Co, AL 1865 Louisa's mother was Elizabeth Ann (thought to be Townsend) born in SC in 1812. Believe Louisa's father was William Marshall of Abbeville, SC and Macon Co, AL who was dead by 1848. Louisa had a sister, Martha Maria who married Jack Shackelford Cameron in 1846 in Macon Co. I have inherited turn of the century pictures of both the Baptist and Methodist churches of Tuskege. I suspect some of my family must have had an interest in these two churches or the pictures would not be in my possession. Any ideas on the people or the churches would be appreciated. If this page of photos gets going, I would be happy to share them. Thanks, Mic Mic Barnette's Writes a Weekly Genealogy Column In The Houston Chronicle. Read it on the Web At Barnette's Family Tree Book Company http://barnettesbooks.com

Hi folks. If there is someone working on the Heritage book for their County, please contact me. I am the owner of these lists and would like to be of some help to you with your project. John and Jan Radford [email protected] Baton Rouge, La

Hello everyone. This is where things are standing with the POSSIBLE Old Photos Project that was discussed last week. I am glad to see there were sooooo many people interested in seeing a project like this get off the ground. I am not saying I am the one to make it happen, but at this time, I am willing to be the coordinator or mediator of information. This is the summary of e-mails I received and so posted of this project to date: Caring for photos: http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/aic/treasure/photos.html http://archival.gaylord.com/TECHNICA/MARKIN.htm Possible providers for viewing new or existing photos web page: Rootsweb Server - [email protected] www.gentime.com/genealogy/index.html http://drum.ncat.edu/~val/ Present sites with Photos availabel: www.geneagraphx.com/leaves.htm Scanning of photos for printing purposes: [email protected] My present suggestions: 1. I believe the service should be coordinated in a way that people will go to STATE/COUNTY/YEAR TIME FRAME/ and SUBJECT MATTER Types of Subject Matter: Military, school, family gatherings, Hard at work photos, surname and holder of Photo and even Special Events for that time era. etc. Sometimes the holder of the photo may be someone your trying to find because your party had a connection with their, etc. I don't believe they should be sorted out by culture. That would make viewing and sorting them VERY DIFFICULT and a lot of work. At this time, before anything else is done, I would like to know those who would be interested in mainting the site for their STATE AND COUNTY. The subject could be decided upon later. Before such a thing could exist, there would need to be great number of people involved. Definitley not someone from every state, but at least a couple from the souther states like GA, FL, ALA, and even a couple that someone could convince us should be done. I appologize for such the long message, but I am doing my best to give thanks to those of you who really were interested in this project and even volunteered to assist. I look to hear from you soon. delbra I look to hear from you soon. delbra

Looking for information about the family of Micajah Bedell ca 1850-70. He was married to Ann Smith and they lived in the vicinity of Notasulga. Would like to contact any descendants. Thanks. J. Watkins

It seems no one trying to identify their indian heritage has had any luck. I would like to hear of some actual SUCCESS stories of having had afro-american and Indian heritage for the deep south parts of Alabama. Especially my area of Bullock, Pike and Macon, how you found out, and what did you do with the information after having done so. delbra delbra

Since the list seems to have grown quite a bit, thought I'd ask again if anyone has any information on MARTIN/LOVELACE/CADE/RABORN families, especially in the Union Springs area. We have a couple of puzzles that we can't seem to clear up. Will gladly share the information we already have on them. Evelyn Leslie

In response to the request for surnames to help find Native American ancestors--My gggrandfather JONATHAN RAILEY , born in SC about1830 ,married a CREEK or CHEROKEE, name lost.They had HUGH RAILEY ,my ggrandfather, and others. Hugh was born in Tallapoosa County ,AL.,abt1850-1873--wife`s name lost;They had #1 JAMES MADISON MONROE RAILEY b1865 d1936 m.MARY MATTIE HASSELTINE JACKSON b 1866 d1930 and many of their children still live in Tallapoosa County---Another of Hugh`s children was my grandmother NANCY ELIZABETH VICTORIA RAILEYb 1866 d 1936 m STEPHEN RILEY PHILLIPS b1869 d1906 they had my father JAMES WENDELL PHILLIPS b1895 d 1970 m MATTIE LAVADA PITTS b1901 d1974 I am one of seven children Elizabeth Joan PHILLIPS Hoskins Orlanda,FL All relatives listed here were born in Alabama --most in Tallapoosa Co. Sooo...My Native American gggrandmother`s married surname was RAILEY and I have no idea how to find the name she was given at birth any suggestions? Were records kept at the reservations or courthouses at that time of "mixed" marriages?? Joan [email protected] wrote: > Part 1.1 Type: Microsoft MHTML Document 5.0 (message/rfc822) > > Part 1.2 Type: Microsoft MHTML Document 5.0 (message/rfc822)

I am researching MOORE surname from Warrior Stand, Macon Co., AL. However, at this time I've not been able to prove the Native American ancestry that has been part of our oral family history.... Also not sure if the Indian ancestry is through my great-great grandfather, Pinkney MOORE, or his wife, Sallie (maiden name unknown!). A photo of their daughter, Carry Eva, taken when she was an elderly woman would seem to confirm.... Regards, Dana L. Walker Los Angeles, CA [email protected] In a message dated 7/7/99 3:06:49 AM, [email protected] writes: >Because research of one's indian ancestry is VERY DIFFICULT, can someone > >share some surnames of those of them living in the Bullock, Pike, Macon, > >Barbour and Montgomery areas. Maybe we can link ourselves to them through > >their marriages. delbra

My g.grandmother died in 1939 when my grandmother was only 16 years old. I have a copy of her death certificate. My question is from her death certificate, I am able to determine who the doctor was that tended to her and I'm quite sure she was probably seen before that. What happens to these records and are they public knowledge. wledge.

My grandmother shared with me that one of her mother's siblings name was " Emma marlila lusena lusana sasherlee Elizabeth Frances Coope. According to the 1880, 1900 census, there was listed a Sasherlee Cope in the home of her father "Peter Cope". Well after much hard work, I finally determined this Sasherlee was in fact my grandmother's mother "Elizabeth Frances Cope" I don't know why she chose to spell it COOPE or who was she named for. Anyone with any family members with the names of sasherlee, marlila, lusana, please share who they were. I am quite sure her mother who was the Lucy Bailey named her after some of her (speculated) indian family members. delbra bers. delbra

I apparently left something off this address - sorry that so many of you had trouble locating it. Here it is again: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/6247/links.html#anchor1155150 Please let me know if you still have trouble - blame it on my aged eyeballs! Evelyn

This would be helpful to me too. Just learned that my ggrandmother's maiden name was either STARLING or BIRD. Her mother or father were supposedly Indian. Any clues? At 09:59 PM 7/6/99 -0400, you wrote: >Because research of one's indian ancestry is VERY DIFFICULT, can someone >share some surnames of those of them living in the Bullock, Pike, Macon, >Barbour and Montgomery areas. Maybe we can link ourselves to them through >their marriages. delbra > Babette Reeves [email protected]