Amanda Carolyn WORLEY born 1874, Madison County,daughter of Henry and Berenice Cobb WORLEY. Need name of spouse and date of mariage. [email protected] Janelle Cobb

Thank You! Thanks to everyone who responded with suggestions and information for searching for articles about my daughter-in-law's accident. I appreciate all the help. Geez.... checking out police reports! As a former law enforcement dispatcher I SHOULD have thought of that one!!! Vicki Conklin [email protected] http://www.rootsweb.com/~cophilli/ Phillips County, Colorado GenWeb

In a message dated 6/7/99 5:18:03 AM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Need help again! Looking for the family of Mary L.Reaves I have been told her fathers name was David mother Melissa. Mary was born 1874 she married George W.Wright 5-6-1889. in Madison Co.Alabama. Thanks for your time. >> This looks like a possibility for your Mary's family. Note that the 1775 for David is a very rough approximation. "my" mary could be your Mary L. These people went from VA to AL:, to TX, as did some of my Madison County WRIGHTs. Incidentally, have we talkes WRIGHT? Al Hill

Hello Everyone Need help again! Looking for the family of Mary L.Reaves I have been told her fathers name was David mother Melissa. Mary was born 1874 she married George W.Wright 5-6-1889. in Madison Co.Alabama. Thanks for your time. Jim Wright

Hello List, I am trying to find information on the following family: Frank H. Scruggs, born Feb. 1865 in Huntsville, Alabama, parents were: Levi and Mattie Scruggs Fannie G. (last name unknown), married to Frank H. Scruggs, born around 1866, in Huntsville, Alabama Frank and Fannie's children: Minnie L. Scruggs, born January, 1890 in Huntsville, Alabama Mattie H. Scruggs, born March, 1894 in Huntsville, Alabama (according to the City Directory, Mattie's occupation was listed as a Teacher) Nora L. Scruggs, born March, 1895 in Huntsville, Alabama (according to the City Directory, Nora's occupation was listed as a Teacher) Any information on the above individuals will be greatly appreciated. After the 1910 Census, I cannot find them anywhere, except in the City Directories..... Thank you!! Sandy [email protected] Researching: Scruggs and Conley in Huntsville, Alabama, Madison County

[email protected] wrote: > Subject: > > ALMADISO-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 108 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Re: 1893-1899 ["marta" <[email protected]>] > #2 Re:Epidemic history 1893-1899 ["William D. Burdine " <[email protected]] > #3 Madison County Newspapers? ["Vicki Conklin" <[email protected]>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from ALMADISO-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: Re: 1893-1899 > Date: Sat, 5 Jun 1999 13:46:39 -0700 > From: "marta" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Does any one know what epidemic outbreaks and natural disasters occurred > during this time period, 1893-1899 that might help determine when some of > the people living in Madison would have likely perished at a fairly early > age. > Are there any mortality schedules that were done for these periods. > thank you. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re:Epidemic history 1893-1899 > Date: Sat, 5 Jun 1999 15:10:22 -0700 (PDT) > From: "William D. Burdine " <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > go to http://www.infinet.com/~dzimmerm/epd.html this will give you a list of > the epidemics by year what they were and where they occured. > > Try this site in Ohio for lots of good information. > http://www.infinet.com/~dzimmerm/Gwen/migration.htm go down to: Go To > Maggie's World of Courthouse Dust & Genealogy Home Page > > Carol Ann > > [email protected] "marta" writes: > > Does any one know what epidemic outbreaks and natural disasters occurred > > during this time period, 1893-1899 that might help determine when some of > > the people living in Madison would have likely perished at a fairly early > > age. > > Are there any mortality schedules that were done for these periods. > > thank you. > > > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Madison County Newspapers? > Date: Sat, 5 Jun 1999 23:14:50 -0600 > From: "Vicki Conklin" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > I'm looking for information that is part of recent history and hope very > much someone can help me. > > My daughter-in-law Brandonlyn Nunley was in an automobile accident near > Gurley, AL on about 7 Mar 1991. She was in a coma for some time but > amazingly recovered. I believe she was about 12 years old at that time. > > Brandy would very much like to find out if there were any newspaper articles > about the accident. On the Madison County page there is a link to the > Huntsville Times, but they apparently don't research for articles before Jan > 1992. I don't know if this is the paper that would most likely have any > information for her - or if there are others in the area. > > I would appreciate very much if anyone has any help or suggestions for us. > Thanks! > > Vicki Conklin > [email protected] Vicki Have you checked police reports?

Vicki, The following link to the AL Dept. Archives & History (ADAH) lists the newspapers in the area that are on microfilm and gives information on how to get interlibrary loans for the copies. Either The Huntsville Times or The Huntsville News would be the most likely source for finding the early March 1991 article you are seeking. The Madison County Record is another possibility though it is a smaller, weekly publication of Madison County. I see one possible problem that you perhaps have already encountered. The archives seem to only up UNTIL Dec. of 1990. The Madison County Record is listed as being archived up until Dec. of 1994 so perhaps it IS a possibility. Of course, it's not nearly as full coverage as the two larger papers would be. I still would check it out if I were you. I will take a look if and when I get time at the library but sometimes I just don't get the time. I can't believe the library wouldn't have anything anymore recent than 1990. Since your query is pretty well defined and recent and likely to be fairly easily to find, I would think the local, Huntsville, Madison County librarian on duty might even be of some help though normally they can't do individual research. All that failing, there are some local professional researchers listed at the linked pages from this site that would probably find it for a small fee. There may be others listening in on this list, who are there more frequently than I, who will look it up for you for free! Another bit of information you may or may not be aware of; The Huntsville News is archived back to 1922 (no help for your particular problem, I realize) but is no longer being published. The Huntsville Times is our only current, daily newspaper but looks like only it may only be microfilmed back to abt. 1982. Perhaps that's when it was founded. I can't remember for sure. All three papers were being published in 1991 though. http://www.archives.state.al.us/newsp/madison.html Ken Hinkle -----Original Message----- From: Vicki Conklin [SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, June 06, 1999 12:15 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Madison County Newspapers? I'm looking for information that is part of recent history and hope very much someone can help me. My daughter-in-law Brandonlyn Nunley was in an automobile accident near Gurley, AL on about 7 Mar 1991. She was in a coma for some time but amazingly recovered. I believe she was about 12 years old at that time. Brandy would very much like to find out if there were any newspaper articles about the accident. On the Madison County page there is a link to the Huntsville Times, but they apparently don't research for articles before Jan 1992. I don't know if this is the paper that would most likely have any information for her - or if there are others in the area. I would appreciate very much if anyone has any help or suggestions for us. Thanks! Vicki Conklin [email protected]

In a message dated 6/6/99 10:17:44 AM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << http://www.infinet.com/~dzimmerm/epd.html >> I saw an obituary from 1857, I believe, where the decedent died from " the terrors". Does anyone know what malady this was? Bob Ewing

Hi, Just returned from SLCity, after finding a great lead on my Amos Roberson, Robertson or Robinson (different sources have different spellings). The book we needed was not on the shelves at the library, and we are hoping to find someone who has access to it. There should be more info. on the Cherokees who received land, and I am hoping to get a Cherokee name for Amos. At least a lead. Can't do anything without, and it seems that the Cherokees adopted English names at the time they received their reservations. Amos received 640 acres from the government in Marshall Co, AL, and my Andrew Ice from Madison Co. married Eliza, who might just be dau. of Amos. We find references to the reservation of Amos, and that Eliza was connected. Found info. in a land record. Sure need help with this. Thanks for any! Carol

Mortality Schedules are made 6 months before the Census year or 6 months after if I remember correctly. I know there was one in 1850 and on to present time. I don't know about before that. For the person wanting the Newspaper Articles, write to the newspaper. They should have the papers on microfilm. Wanda

I'm looking for information that is part of recent history and hope very much someone can help me. My daughter-in-law Brandonlyn Nunley was in an automobile accident near Gurley, AL on about 7 Mar 1991. She was in a coma for some time but amazingly recovered. I believe she was about 12 years old at that time. Brandy would very much like to find out if there were any newspaper articles about the accident. On the Madison County page there is a link to the Huntsville Times, but they apparently don't research for articles before Jan 1992. I don't know if this is the paper that would most likely have any information for her - or if there are others in the area. I would appreciate very much if anyone has any help or suggestions for us. Thanks! Vicki Conklin [email protected]

go to http://www.infinet.com/~dzimmerm/epd.html this will give you a list of the epidemics by year what they were and where they occured. Try this site in Ohio for lots of good information. http://www.infinet.com/~dzimmerm/Gwen/migration.htm go down to: Go To Maggie's World of Courthouse Dust & Genealogy Home Page Carol Ann [email protected] "marta" writes: > Does any one know what epidemic outbreaks and natural disasters occurred > during this time period, 1893-1899 that might help determine when some of > the people living in Madison would have likely perished at a fairly early > age. > Are there any mortality schedules that were done for these periods. > thank you. >

Does any one know what epidemic outbreaks and natural disasters occurred during this time period, 1893-1899 that might help determine when some of the people living in Madison would have likely perished at a fairly early age. Are there any mortality schedules that were done for these periods. thank you.

I am looking for any descendants of Ailsey (OXENDINE) WALKER WILLIAMS, daughter of Hilson OXENDINE.She was b. 1837 Jackson Co., TN.; d. 1/10/1897 Madison Crossroads, Madison Co., AL.; believed to be buried in an unmarked grave at Madison Crossroads Cemetery in Toney, Madison Co., AL. She was (1) md. 1856/1857 TN. to James R. WALKER. They were the parents of three children: 1) Susan WALKER 2) John Pinor WALKER, who md. Amanda MOONEYHAM 3) James Allen WALKER, who md. Mollie BOYETT Her husband, James R. WALKER was wounded during the Civil War and supposeably was in sight of his wife & children when a snipper shot and killed him. Ailsey md. (2) 1866/1867 TN. to George Washington WILLIAMS, b. 3/12/1840 Sparta, White Co., TN.; d. 2/11/1920 Huntsville, Madison Co., AL.. They were the parents of four children: 1) Sydney Stanton WILLIAMS, md. Mandy ESSLINGER 2) Julia WILLIAMS, md. Will BARNINGS??? 3) William WILLIAMS, md. Emma Payne MOONEYHAM 4) Thomas WILLIAMS, md. Frankie BROWN Ailsey (OXENDINE) WALKER WILLIAMS had two known sisters: 1) Margaret OXENDINE, md. William Washington HUNTER 2) Elizabeth OXENDINE, md. John Dudley HUNTER Lisa Williams My e-mail address is: [email protected] Thanks !!!

I am looking for any descendants of James Allen WALKER, son of James R. & Ailsey (Oxendine) WALKER. He was b. 7/1/1865 TN; d. 3/7/1941 Madison Co., AL.; bur. Plainview Cemetery, Hazel Green, Madison Co., AL.. He was md. 5/22/1890 Madison Co., AL. to Mollie BOYETT, b. 7/10/1870 TN.; d. 2/26/1948 Madison Co., AL.. They were the parents of seven children: 1) Mandy WALKER 2) Wiliam WALKER 3) Owen WALKER 4) Mary Susan WALKER 5) Alma WALKER 6) Ethel WALKER 7) Gracie WALKER James Allen WALKER had a brother: John Pinor WALKER who md. Amanda MOONEYHAM. And a sister: Susan WALKER, thought to have md. BARNINGS??? Lisa Williams My e-mail address is: [email protected] Thanks !!!

I am looking for any descendants of Sydney Stanton "S.S." WILLIAMS, son of George Washington & Ailsey (WALKER) WILLIAMS. He was b. Dec 1867 in Lincoln Co., TN.; md. (1) Sep 6, 1889 Madison Co., AL. to Mandy ESSLINGER, b. Jul 1874 AL.; d. prior to 1910 Census. They were the parents of seven children: 1) Rosa WILLIAMS, md. Mr. BENNETT; had (3) sons: George, Leon & Wilson 2) Alcie WILLIAMS, md. Sep 24, 1913 Madison Co., AL. to Charley MORGAN, son of Zeb Morgan 3) Tommy WILLIAMS, d. 1930 New Braunfels, TX. 4_ John "Payton" WILLIAMS 5) Willie Lee WILLIAMS, d. 1929 New Braunfels, TX. 6) Robert WILLIAMS 7) Sidney WILLIAMS Sydney Stanton WILLIAMS md. (2) May 3, 1913 Madison Co., AL. to Martha ODELL. My e-mail address is: [email protected]

I am trying to obtain information on Alfred H Travis and on his parrents(to which I have come to a stand still) Alfred was born sometime in 1827 in Franklin county Alfred was married to Euphrona Sylvesta Turner married Aug 18,1845 one of Alfreds sons filled out a civil war Questionare indicating that Alfreds parrents and Grandparents lived in or around Madison or Franklin counties any one with information on Alfred H Travis on his parents or grandparents would be of great help Thanks Mark Gilson [email protected]

THANK YOU to everyone who responded to my lost Bridges family tombstones! It took the list members less than two days to find what my great uncles had searched for, for thirty years. My gr gr grandparents: Russell Bean Bridges ( 24 Nov 1822; 19 Dec 1900) wife Mary Ann Morgan ( 26 July 1830. death date blank) both buried at Miller Cemetery north of New Market. Another researcher found my great grandparents at Concord Cemetery at Hazel Green: John Russell Bridges ( 25 March 1867; 24 April 1920) wife Exie Ora Jones ( 6 March 1877; 28 July 1940). Another found Russell Bean Bridges' brother and wife in Jackson County: Granville Bridges 1827-1903 and wife Elizabeth McCord 1829-1884. Thanks again for all the help and for this breakthrough!!!! I am going to post about my Jones, Bridges, Jehu Lawler, and Israel T. KILPATRICK lines soon. Marshel Roy Cunningham in Shelby County Alabama

Granville Bridges - 1827-1903 and Elizabeth Bridges 1829-1884 along with 2 of their children Maggie 1863-1881 and Della 1869-1884 are buried in Austin Old Tanyard Cemetery in Jackson County, AL. Do you need any census out of Jackson County for this family?? See ya Jewel Casey -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, June 02, 1999 3:47 AM Subject: ALMADISO-D Digest V99 #104

As I was visiting the Charity Baptist Church Cemetery located on Charity Lane in Madison County, Alabama just above Hazel Green he following Sharp's were interned there. This cemetery is about 5 miles from the Madison County, Alabama and Lincoln County, Tennessee line. Have not ran across these Sharps in my search. Bruce C Sharp b. 10 Jul 1931 d. 6 Mar 1994 Paul Murphy Sharp b. 8-25-1929 d. 8-28-1988 Alfonzo Sharp b. 7-10-1941 d. 3-22-1980 Double Headstone Man and Wife Lola Mae Sharp b. 5-21-1896 d. 12-12-1972 Brooks C. Sharp b. 12-25-1892 d. 09-11-1944 The ones above Lola and Brooks were side by side with them and they must be their children. Levanda Sharp b. 5-25-1929 Doris Mae Sharp b. 7-17-1935 d. 7-19-1935 Eunice Mildred b. 5-14-1918 d. 12-31-1935 Double Headstone Creecy Sharp b. 10-31-1885 d. 12-21-1953 Wilson Sharp b. 8-12-1880 d. 3-19-1963 Double Headstone, no death date I assume they are still living. Edna L Sharp b. 5-7-1916 Hearvie L. b. 10-14-1916 Double Head Stone Perry Ben Sharp b. 12-19-1914 d. 8-12-1966 Nellie M. Sharp b. 4-29-1919 d. assume she is still living If anyone has a connection would appreciate the information. I have not ran across a connection in my data base as of yet. Bob Morrison