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Is there anyone who could check the marriage records and see if there is any record for the marriage of Robert B. THOM(P)SON to Lillian "Elizabeth" PHILLIPS on 01 Dec 1831 The marriage should have been in either Madison CO., AL or maybe Limestone Co., AL. Thanks in advance for your help. Sincerely, Donna [email protected]

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Does any one know if it is possible if school records would exsist for the > > period of 1895-1910. Would they exsist for the rural areas or smaller > > towns south of Huntsville? > > I think this, and other records that you mention probably do exist. Since you > are looking for a time period after the civil war, chances are much better that > they were not burned or otherwise destroyed. I know someone who may know where > such records would exist. Email me privately and I will let you know what I > find out. > > If the location of these records are of interest to others, I will post what I > find out to the list. > > Thanks, > > Bill Savage > Yes! I was just about to ask the same question! (really!) I need records the next decade, too, if they are available. Jennifer

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Yes! I was just about to ask the same question! (really!) I need records the next decade, too, if they are available. Jennifer ---------- > From: Bill Savage <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: ALMADISO-D Digest V99 #27 > Date: Thursday, February 04, 1999 7:00 AM > > > > > From: "marta" <[email protected]> > > To: [email protected] > > > > Does any one know if it is possible if school records would exsist for the > > period of 1895-1910. Would they exsist for the rural areas or smaller > > towns south of Huntsville? > > I think this, and other records that you mention probably do exist. Since you > are looking for a time period after the civil war, chances are much better that > they were not burned or otherwise destroyed. I know someone who may know where > such records would exist. Email me privately and I will let you know what I > find out. > > If the location of these records are of interest to others, I will post what I > find out to the list. > > Thanks, > > Bill Savage >

Everyone, As soon as possible I will let all of you know what records my source may have. If she had email, I'd refer you to her addres. Thanks for your responses! -- ------ Bill Savage "E-mail is not to be used to pass on information or data. It should be used only for company business." --- Dilbert Quote Contest --------

> > From: "marta" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Does any one know if it is possible if school records would exsist for the > period of 1895-1910. Would they exsist for the rural areas or smaller > towns south of Huntsville? I think this, and other records that you mention probably do exist. Since you are looking for a time period after the civil war, chances are much better that they were not burned or otherwise destroyed. I know someone who may know where such records would exist. Email me privately and I will let you know what I find out. If the location of these records are of interest to others, I will post what I find out to the list. Thanks, Bill Savage

Does any one know if it is possible if school records would exsist for the period of 1895-1910. Would they exsist for the rural areas or smaller towns south of Huntsville? Would they exsist for the cotton mill villages which would likely have had their own schools for the children who lived in the housing provided to the workers of the various mill villages, such as Dallas, Lincoln, Merrimack and maybe others? How many months of the year might these children have been allowed to attend school...often they would have started working in the mills themselves as early as twelve years of age...would they have been allowed to have attended school part of the year? What grade would have been the highest grade that these schools would have offered to the students before they would have to go to a boarding school or town school? marta

We are looking for a Richard Giles (b. Virginia) who married an Eliza Elledge; they had at least two children--Joseph H. (b. 1845) and James P. (b. 1848), both born in Alabama (Madison or Jackson counties). Richard possibly married again in 1855 a woman by the name of Lucinda Wilmoth and moved to Wood County, Texas, in the late 1850's. If you have info on Richard Giles, or any of these other relations, please contact me. Thank you. Ralph Giles

I have found some new information on my Sanders family and am hoping someone else is researching the same. 1850 Census Madison Co. AL Name age place of birth occ. James Sanders 36 TN farmer Matilda 35 TN Martha 16 TN William 13 TN Nancy 11 TN Josephine 9 TN Charles 7 TN David 4 AL Sophy 2 AL John 1/12 AL Thanks, Stephanie McDaniel

Don't forget the Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society (Box 666, Huntsville, AL 35804) which publishes an excellent journal of historical essays on the area. There is really some topnotch scholarship and research contained in these pages. Annual dues are $10.00 for an Individual membership and $18.00 for a Family membership. Highly recommended! Steve Scott

Jennifer, The Tennessee Valley Genealogical Society, located in Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama, covers counties of: Madison, Jackson, Marshall, Morgan, Limestone, Lawrence, Franklin, Colbert and Lauderdale. They publish their bulletin "Valley Leaves" quarterly. Their address is: TVGS, P.O. Box 1568, Huntsville, AL 35807-0567. Their web site is <http://hiwaay.net/~white/TVGS/tvgs.html> Dues run from July 1 to June 30 and are $18 for and individual and $20.00 for a family. Betty Huggins a satisfied member At 10:54 AM 2/1/99 -0600, Timothy Braswell wrote: >Is there a genealogical society and/or historical society that includes >Madison County? > >Jennifer Braswell > > > > > > > > > > > >

Is there a genealogical society and/or historical society that includes Madison County? Jennifer Braswell

Hello All, I'm having to get off the internet until this summer, Could someone please tell me how to unsub from this list. Thanks, Kathy mailto:[email protected]

What is a Marriage Bond?? And what would the relationship in most cases be to the person that put the bond up or assisted financially? (Besides the groom). Marriage of Isabella CURTIS b. ?? TN to John H. KING b. 1845 AL Marriage date was Dec. 23, 1869 in Fayetteville, Lincoln Co., TN. Kathy in Humboldt

Hi everyone I am a newbie! I am Deanie Humphrey and I just recently found that my husbands ancestors may have ties to Madison Co. AL I am looking for John Henry Humphrey and his family. He would have been born ca. 1850-1880's. I know that is a big span of years, but it is hard to pin point a birthyear when you haven't any info. This John Henry Humphrey may have been married twice. I have conflicting info on him. Family members have told me that in 1900, he had a son named Charles age 43,(married Pearl Dunn) and had they these children: Felton, Albert, Hebert, and Elsie. Then I was told John Henry Humphrey and his wife, Susan Whitehead died young, and John's sister Della who married Lemuel Joyner, had guardianship of John and Susan's youngest children, Brady(age 18, 1910 census Tallapoosa Co.,) Sude(Susan) age 12, 1910 census, and Robert, age 5, 1910 Census. If anyone can help me untangle this mystery, I would really appreciate it. Thanks! Deanie Humphrey