Wondering if anyone is researching for the Campbells that lived in New Market and surrounding area. 1st Generation form what I know. >>>>James "Jim" Campbell b. abt 1809 M.C. Alabama d. aft 1880 >>>>>>1st Marriage to a Minevera Hambrick b.1809-1814 d. 1838 Marriage was >>>>>>around 1830 in Fayetteville, Tn >>>>>>>>>Children: Rutha Campbell Chelsey Campbell (My ggranddad) >>>>>>2nd Marriage Mahala Hambrick Nov 1838 in Jackson County, Ala What little information that I have is not very much would will be willing to exchange and send the file on FGS to anyone that is willing to exchange. I have been told that there is a lady hear in Huntsville that has extensive research, but not been able to find. Any info will help. Bob

> Hi Folks, > Some 5 or 6 weeks ago I sent out my family tree from my Family Tree = > Maker files. After that transmission by computer crashed and I lost the = > data. If anyone has my family tree data in their deleted file, I would = > appreciate it if you would send it back to me. Maby I can restore my = > Family Tree Maker data from the returned file.=20 > =20 > Thank you=20 > Wiliam L. (Bill) Hughes > 6129 Circleview > Ft. Worth, Tx 76180 > 817.281.0922 > [email protected]=20

Betty J. Atkinson wrote 11/21/98:........................... >Do you have any siblings for Wm Dixon Cobb or any children for him? >Thanks Hi Betty J., William Gardiner Cobb's Siblings were: Joe Luke Mary Edward Dorthy I don't have any dates for them or marriages. Do you? Ernest Wood

Is anyone familiar with the Joseph and Martha J. (Dismukes) BOYCE family? Their daughter Susan J. BOYCE was b in Madison Co., AL in 1825 and married J. G. Woods in Lincoln Co., TN on 30 Nov 1843. In Dec 1847 a Robert Boyce m Rachel Holman in Lincoln Co., TN and I've been trying to figure out who these people were since I never found them again. Now I'm wondering if Robert Boyce was a brother of Susan Boyce. Many thanks for reading this. Linda HOLMAN Swansson [email protected]

RE: year of 1917 The year 1917 was a bad year for somethings in Huntsville. That was the year the first full time Health Officer position was established. Dr. Carl Grote began this job in January of 1918. Does anyone know what was in the first report given in 1918? Also almost 400 people died that year as a result of the Spanish Influenza outbreak that was occurring world wide.....How would a list of those people be found? Could it be put on the list? How many people have a brick wall that occurred during this period?

We are having difficulty tracing the parents of Joseph H. Giles (1845-1915). We would also appreciate any information to confirm and fill in details on the people listed below, ie middle names, exact dates and locations of birth/death/marriage. Joseph H. Giles was born in 1845, in either Alabama or Virginia, and died on 14 April 1915 in Ellis County, Texas. He married Lucinda J Petty in Madison County, Alabama on 19 December 1867. Lucinda J. Petty was born 27 January 1843, in Madison County, Alabama, and died 3 December 1892, in Ellis County, Texas. They had three children: Meredith Clarence Giles (M), born 29 April 1873, probably in Huntsville or New Market, and died 14 October 1952, in Italy, Ellis County, Texas. Daniel A. Giles (M), born 1871; died 1946, in Texas. Hannah Giles (F), born 5 March 1876 and died 2 January 1960, in Texas. We also think that Joseph H. Giles may have remarried on 5 January 1896 to Mrs. Mary Parker Manning, who was born in Arkansas in 1844 and died in 1926, probably in Avalon or Italy, Ellis County, Texas. At this point, our greatest need is the identity of Joseph's parents. He had a brother, James. We expected to find Joseph and James in the 1850 Census for Madison County, Alabama, but alas no sign of them. Thanks much, Ralph Giles Houston, TX (Grandson of Meredith)

Hello All, William Grantland Green b 1832 Al in either Jackson or Madison Co Al, married Rachel Fanning. Their dau Nancy Jane Green b Feb 1852 Mad Co Al died Feb 15, 1945 Tx md David Henry Landess May 13, 1869 in Jackson Co Al. Does anyone know who the parents of William Grantland Green were? Thank you for you time. Kathy mailto:[email protected]

Does anyone know if there is a list of all Doctors who lived in Madison County during the period of 1860-1870? Where would this be found? Who were they? What education and training would a doctor of that period have been required to have? Where would that training most likely have taken place? Thank you.

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Hi fellow researchers, trying to tie down some Sharps that settled in Madison County, Ala. The two Williams that I am looking for are as follows: >>>>>>>>>>1. William D. Sharp b. 1839 Hurricane Valley d. 1941 Ft. Worth, trying to tie him down to find out is Parents and siblings and who he married the first time and the second time. He and his second wife migrated to Texas around 1911-16 and final settled around Ft. Worth, Tx. >>>>>>>>>>2. William H. Sharp b. 1843 Madison Co., d. >>>> married a Elena or Ellen Rich and they had 9 Children. His father was Eli Sharp and mother Jane Tipton Sharp and they lived around New Market on Coalmine Mountain in Madison County side. I know who his brothers and sisters are and their line. >>>>>>>>>>3. Does anyone know how to get to the Cemetary out on Coalmine Mtn, east of New Market??? Have heard that some of the Sharps are buried up their. Have been told that part of Coalmine Mtn is in Jackson County, Al and there is a Perry Cemetary, but wondered if there is anymore family plots up their. If anyone has any information would appreciate it very much. Trying to tie down that line of Sharps has been like the blind leading the blind. Thanks again Bob

In a message dated 11/17/98 5:18:23 AM Central Standard Time, ALMADISO-D- [email protected] writes: << m researching a GILES family, specifically Joseph H. GILES b. Oct 1845 who was married to Lucretia J. PETTY b. ?. They had 3 children that I am aware of: Meredith Clarence GILES b. 1883?; Daniel A. GILES b. 1871?; and Hannah D. GILES. All of these children were born in Madison County AL, but the family moved to Ellis County TX after 1880 sometime. >> This looks like a pretty good bet. Lucretia WRIGHT was one of a party of forty or fifty who came from VA/NC to Madison Co, AL, roughly between 1790 & 1815. Core of the group was about six or seven children of Capt. John & Ann Williams WRIGHT's eighteen children. Married daughters on the trip included Lucretia Wright Petty, Elizabeth Wright Arnold, Nancy Wright Elliott, and Amelia Wright Martain/Martin. (My great-great grandfather, Maj. Daniel Wright, was also in the gang.) Descendants of William Eli Petty 1 William Eli Petty 1760 - b: Abt. 1760 in Fauquier Co, VA? d: in Madison Co, AL? .. +Lucretia Wright 1760 - b: Abt. 1760 in Fauquier Co, VA d: in Madison Co, AL? . 2 John Wright Petty, Sr. 1791 - b: February 28, 1791 ..... +Anna Harris 1789 - b: 1789 ..... 3 John Wright Petty, Jr. 1824 - b: November 12, 1824

Hi Jim (and any other ALMADISON or Rootsweb onlookers): I didn't notice anyone responding to your query so I though I'd try to help even though it's been a couple of weeks since you asked. Here is the link to one of the "Alabama Heritage Books Project' pages that should help you find the information you seek. Most of the counties are in some state of distribution I understand but I havn't gotten anything back from Madison county either. http://www.bham.mindspring.com/~awillcut/heritage.htm Just in case you have some problem with that site, here is the address for the Madison County group; Madison County Heritage Book P. O. Box 662 Madison, AL 35758 I need to give them a call myself!. Perhaps I'll do that since it's a local call for me and post the response. I would guess they're just running behind. This sort of thing always seems to go slowly. Here are the contact persons and phone numbers; in case I don't get back to you and you wish to contact them yourself. John Rankin-Chairperson 461-8142 Emily Reeves-Family Co-Chair 776-5054 Liz Langer -Topical Chair 721-7837 Here is another wonderful Alabama resource if you don't already have the links bookmarked! http://www.asc.edu/archives/agis.html Good Luck! Ken Hinkle -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 1998 2:35 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: ALMADISO-D Hi, My name is Jim Foley, I contributed to the book being put out on Madison Co., but failed to order a copy. How do I order this book and who do I make out the check to? Thanks, Jim Foley, 6730 Messick Rd. Memphis, TN 38119

Does anyone have any information on a William Henry Sharp b. abt 1843 married a Ellen Rich? They supposed to have had 9 children. Also, does anyone know of a one room school house located near or in New Market and had a cemetery close by or next to it. Have been told that some of the Sharp's are buried there. Trying to find the cemetery and where Eli Sharp and Jane (Tipton) Sharp are buried. Have not been able to find their grave. Do know that Jane died after the 1880 census. The census taker wrote down she had the consumption's. Back then it was called that, but today it is TB or Cancer. Any info will help Bob

I am trying to establish the parents of Wm M .Poor. According to the 1910 US Fed Cen of Madison Co, Dist., 8, EN 110, Sheet 16, Line 60 William M. Poor born 1860 in AL, parents born in AL wife Mary J_______ born 1865 in TN, both her parents born in TN sons Clemons born in AL in 1882 * James Harvey born in AL in 1885 (wife- Maggie Rosana Childers/Childress born 17 Nov 1896 in Mississippi Co AR) daughters May born 1891 in AL Mattie born 1894 in AL On the 1860 Madison Co Fed Census I found in the household next to the Graysons 362/360 James Poore 29 Farmer 500/150 AL Mary 25 AL Martha 6 Wm 1 Charles Glass 21 Laborer AL Is this James Poore possibly the father of the William Poor on the 1910 Census? Any help would be appreciated. Sally Garner

I'm not AOL and don't know how to contact Larry. All my family members seem to be buried in the cemeteries around there. Maybe I can pay Larry for a print out. Baker/Glover/Maples/and the people of Madison and Jackson County! Sandy Walker Austin, TX

Hi everyone! Im researching a GILES family, specifically Joseph H. GILES b. Oct 1845 who was married to Lucretia J. PETTY b. ?. They had 3 children that I am aware of: Meredith Clarence GILES b. 1883?; Daniel A. GILES b. 1871?; and Hannah D. GILES. All of these children were born in Madison County AL, but the family moved to Ellis County TX after 1880 sometime. Joseph H. GILES is supposedly the son of Richard GILES and Eliza ELLEDGE, and he had at least one brother: James P. GILES. Richard GILES may have been born in VA. Any info from anyone would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Marla in Las Vegas [email protected]

Wyona, Is the Robert W. Glover; b. Apr 11 1885 d. Dec 12 1961. buried in the Moon Cem. the son of Johnathan G. And Mary T. Maples Glover. His tombstone is next to a Lucy V.. Glover; b. Nov 28 1891 d. Oct 10 1974. Is this his wife. If so who were here parents. Thanks, Ernest

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/9263/plantationcounty.html Has a list of Plantations and Counties . If you have a list of slaves to go with the plantations contact me with your info. Sandy Alabama African American Genealogy http://www.rootsweb.com/~alaag/ http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/9263/

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Lil, Is this site restricted to AOL subscribers. I can't get it to open. Ernest >In case you haven't found it, there are some cem records at ><http://members.aol.com/GenWebLisa/madisoncems.html> I found lots of info on >those lists. It prints out to 53 pages, in case you want to print it. > >Larry Glover did lots of these cem listing and he is related to some of the >families that you are. > >Lil Herrin