Looking for information on the following Hawkins family. William Blake Hawkins Julia Hawkins Sarah Elizabeth Hawkins David Thomas Hawkins Willie Hawkins Mollie Hawkins Any info greatly appreciated. Brenda [email protected]

Gerry, Listed are the children of Silas M. GLOVER that came to Texas that you requested. Any thing you can add would be appreciated. I don't have a lot on the GLOVERS after they came to Texas and would appreciate any tidbits. Ernest 1850 Census, Travis Co., Texas Silas M. Glover....51 male............b. Geo. Andrew J...........22 male............b. Ala. Silas J............18 male............b. Ala. Charles H..........16 male............b. Ala Martha.............13 female..........b. Ala Francis............11 male............b. Ala last child of Jane CRAFT Caroline............6 female..........b. Ala Catherine...........4 female..........b. Ala Benjamin............3 male............b. Ala last child of Sarah L. VANN 1850 Census, Travis Co., Texas James Pierce, 30 male, farmer, b. Tenn. Elizabeth......., 26 female,..........b. Ala. Oldest daughter of Silas M. GLOVER James..........., 7 male , ........b. Ala. Susan Jane...., 5 female,..........b. Ala. George W......., 4 male ,.........b. Ala. Lousia E........., 1 female,..........b. Tex. James and Elizabeth PIERCE lived next door to her father Silas M. GLOVER on the 1850 Travis Co. Texas, Census. Came with William A. WOODS; arrived Webberville 7 Nov. 1849. William and Lousia WOODS Page 251 1850 Census Travis Co. Texas, House Nr.14 WOODS, William 27 W M Ala. Lousia 24 W F Ala. daughter of Silas M. GLOVER Silas 7 W M Ala. Elizabeth 5 W F Ala. Calvin 3 W M Ala. James 3/12 W M Tex. WOOD, James 19 W M Ala. brother Pruitt, Mac 17 W M Tenn. William Jordan and Irene VANN travelled to Texas with her father Silas M. GLOVER. 1850 Census Travis Co. Texas Wm. J. VAN............26 ......male ....b. Ala. Irene.................21 ......female ....b. Ala. daughter of Silas M. GLOVER Edward.................1 male ..........b. Tex. Jane Ann GLOVER traveled to Texas with her father and married Albert BROWN in Travis Co. Tex. on 9 August 1848. On the 1860 Census R. Caroline and Charles H. GLOVER were living in the Albert BROWN residence. Albert and Jane's children were: Casander (Cassandra) D.S.M. (female) William John W. Annie Albert Sutton Judson Coke Charles H. GLOVER came to Texas with his father in about 1848 at the age of 14 years. He married a woman named Mahala according to the Robertson Co. 1880 Census: C.H. GLOVER m. 45 Mahala f. 32 Henry E. m. 6 William S. m. 5 Charles S. m 2 Thomas B. m.10 months In 1873 in Bastrop Co. Tex., a son, Henry E., was born to Charles H. and Mahala GLOVER. No marriage has yet been found in Travis or Bastrop Counties. Martha Glover GLOVER came to Texas with her father in about 1848 at the age of 14 years; and in 1854 married James Francis WOOD in Webberville Travis Co. Texas. James WOOD was the brorher of William A. WOODS (yes). The children of James Francis and Martha Glover WOOD (My gg-grandparents) were: All were born in Webberville except Lee Edgar born in Clarksville, Red River Co. TX Can not locate James Francis WOOD or William A. WOODS on 1870 Census. Lousia WOODS, Widow and James Francis back on Bastrop/Travis Co. Census 1880. Webberville is on county line. George Washington b. 1855** (his son Ernest Marion is my g-father) James Francis.....b. 1856 William Monroe....b. 1860 Mary Elen.........b. 1863 Henry Edwin.......b. 1866 Lee Edgar.........b. 1870 Mattie Lou........b. 1872 Walter Wallace....b. 1875 On the 1880 census Travis Co. Texas Caroline Glover 36 years old, spinster was living with her brother in law and sister. **George Washington's youngest son G.W. WOOD is still living and has James Frances WOOD's bible. G.W. (age 86 still active and very alert) brought the Bible to the WOOD family reunion on Padre Island, Texas,in July of 1998. I was able to scan about half of it and will do the rest this fall. There are about 25-30 pages recording births, deaths, and marriages By James Francis WOOD until his death in 1921. He was living with G.W. at the time of his death and gave the bible to G.W. WOOD. G.W. has continued to record family matters since then. Francis GLOVER b. 1839 Madison Co. Ala., came to Texas with his father and is the last child of Jane Craft GLOVER. He served in the same Confederate unit as his brother Charles H. GLOVER. This is all I have; suspect he changed his name to Frank. R. Caroline GLOVER, the first child of Sarah L. VANN and Silas M. GLOVER was born in Madison Co. Ala. on 10 Jul 1844. She came to Texas with her father. (She is buried in the Old Manor Cemetery, Bastrop Co. TX. Tombstone has date of birth as 1846; this is incorrect. She never married. Sarah Catherine GLOVER, the next to last child of Sarah L.VANN and Silas M. GLOVER was born in Madison Co. Ala in 1846. She came to Texas with her father in 1848. She married Thomas STANDEFORD, 19 Dec, 1968 . Albert Brown, her Uncle performed the ceremony. In 1879 they were living in Williamson Co. Texas. L. Benjamin T. GLOVER (was he Lazarus Benjamin Thomas???), the youngest child of Sarah L.VANN and Silas M. GLOVER was born in 1847 in Ala. In 1850 he was living with his fayher; in 1860 he was living with William J. VANN in Llano Co., Texas and in 1860 he was living with them in Burnet Co. Texas. He has not been found in the 1870 Census. He married Ella HART date unknown in Bastrop Co. Texas. Silas Merser GLOVER married Susan CAMPBELL, in Travis Co. Texas on 20 Nov. 1850. He had one additional daughter before his death. Mary GLOVER, b. 1851, Travis Co., Texas. Mary never married.

Marta: The following is taken from a book written by Judge Thomas Jones Taylor (1819-1894), A HISTORY OF MADISON COUNTY AND INCIDENTALLY OF NORTH ALABAMA 1732-1840. The Cherokees ceded all their territory north of the Tennessee River in this State(Ala), to the United States, and in 1819 it was formed into Jackson County, having its boundary on the old Madison line to Flint River, which was the line between the two counties down to the Tennessee. In the year 1821 Decatur County was created out of part of Jackson County. This county was very irregular in form, extending from the Tennessee line to the Tennessee river, over forty miles in length and with a breadth of about five miles on the State line, being in some places not more than three miles wide and at its greatest extent not more than twenty-five miles. The county site was at Woodville, but as soon as the State was able to calculate the area of this many-sided county it was ascretained that it did not have the constitutional area in square miles, and it was abolished by the Legislature of 1823-4 and the present line between Madison and Jackson established. This line was to begin where the Indian reservation or the twelve mile square line intersects Paint Rock river, thence it run northwest with the reservation line to the range line on east side of range two east, which it followed to the main ridge between the waters of Flint and Paint Rock, and then followed the dividing ridge between these streams to the dividing line. I hope the above will help you. Bob

Re: County of Decatur Creation and Abolishment In December 1821, Decatur County Alabama was created out of part of Jackson County and the part of Madison County located east of the Flint River. This county only lasted in creation from December 1821 until December 1825. Can anyone offer any discussion on why this county was created and only lasted for four years? Was this actually a new county created from a part of Indian Territory at that time or had Jackson and Madison Counties already expanded to include that area. Which county was created first Decatur county, Jackson County or Madison County?

At 01:45 AM 10/11/98 -0700, you wrote: >ALMADISO-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 83 > >Today's Topics: > #1 War of 1812 [[email protected] (James Ragsdale] > #2 RE: KING's in Huntsville ["Kathy M. Webster" <[email protected]] > #3 Re: JACOBS [[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. > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Sat, 10 Oct 1998 09:42:56 -0500 (CDT) >From: [email protected] (James Ragsdale) >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: War of 1812 >Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit > >My ancestor, Peter Ragsdale (1798-1860) mustered in to Col. Higgins / >Capt. Etheridge's Company in Madison Co., Mississippi Territory (later >Alabama) in 1813 and mustered out 3 months later on 1814. > >Does anyone know of this company and where it was know where this >company was formed and the area most of those joining were from. If >not, do you know of any resources that described that info? > >I'm trying to see if this information can give me a clue where Peter >Ragsdale was living when he mustered in at the ripe age of 15 when he >"substituted for his father" (name NOT given) as detailed in his 1851 >Bounty Land Warrant application. > >Does anyone know if their might be enlistment records from 1813-14 >showing who Peter substituted for? > >Thanks, > >Kelley Ragsdale >[email protected] >RAGSDALE/PETTYPOOL/POOLE/CALLIS/WILLIAMSON/MORAN/COFFEE/SMITH/BUTLER/MCDONALD > >______________________________X-Message: #2 >Date: Sat, 10 Oct 1998 07:48:01 -0700 >From: "Kathy M. Webster" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: RE: KING's in Huntsville > >Hi List Cousins, > >Does anyone know the children of Abraham KING on the 1809 Tax List?? > >Did he have a son named Elijah KING?? >Kathy Elijah King served in the War of 1812 and ultimately came to Pope Co. AR. >______________________________X-Message: #3 >Date: Sat, 10 Oct 98 17:29:02 GMT >From: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: JACOBS > >RE: surname Jacobs early 1800's to 1925 >Is there anyone on this list researching this surname in the Madison County area? >Would like to hear from you. >marta >

RE: surname Jacobs early 1800's to 1925 Is there anyone on this list researching this surname in the Madison County area? Would like to hear from you. marta

Hi List Cousins, Does anyone know the children of Abraham KING on the 1809 Tax List?? Did he have a son named Elijah KING?? Kathy

My ancestor, Peter Ragsdale (1798-1860) mustered in to Col. Higgins / Capt. Etheridge's Company in Madison Co., Mississippi Territory (later Alabama) in 1813 and mustered out 3 months later on 1814. Does anyone know of this company and where it was know where this company was formed and the area most of those joining were from. If not, do you know of any resources that described that info? I'm trying to see if this information can give me a clue where Peter Ragsdale was living when he mustered in at the ripe age of 15 when he "substituted for his father" (name NOT given) as detailed in his 1851 Bounty Land Warrant application. Does anyone know if their might be enlistment records from 1813-14 showing who Peter substituted for? Thanks, Kelley Ragsdale [email protected] RAGSDALE/PETTYPOOL/POOLE/CALLIS/WILLIAMSON/MORAN/COFFEE/SMITH/BUTLER/MCDONALD

Hi AL List People, Have more info. on my Joseph H. KING b. 1825 AL 1860 Census North Western Div., Huntsville PO, Madison Co., AL lists: Joseph H. KING age 35 M Farmer $7,000 $13,000 AL Sarah J. age 34 F John H. age 13 M (my ggg-grandfather) James E. age 11 M William H. age 9 M Joseph M. age 7 M George age 5 M Clara age 2 F William Brown age 60 M School Teacher England Still looking for parents of Joseph H. and Sarah Jane KING. Any suggestions or connections?? Kathy

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_907805953_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_907805953_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline Return-Path: <> Received: from rly-zc04.mx.aol.com (rly-zc04.mail.aol.com [172.31.33.4]) by air-zc03.mail.aol.com (v50.16) with SMTP; Wed, 07 Oct 1998 20:13:27 -0400 Received: from imo18.mx.aol.com (imo18.mx.aol.com [198.81.17.8]) by rly-zc04.mx.aol.com (8.8.8/8.8.5/AOL-4.0.0) with ESMTP id UAA26971 for <[email protected]>; Wed, 7 Oct 1998 20:11:06 -0400 (EDT) Received: from localhost (localhost) by imo18.mx.aol.com (8.8.8/8.7.3/AOL-2.0.0) with internal id UAA16577; Wed, 7 Oct 1998 20:11:06 -0400 (EDT) Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1998 20:11:06 -0400 (EDT) From: Mail Delivery Subsystem <[email protected]> Subject: Returned mail: User unknown Message-Id: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Auto-Submitted: auto-generated (failure) Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit The original message was received at Wed, 7 Oct 1998 20:10:29 -0400 (EDT) from [email protected] *** ATTENTION *** Your e-mail is being returned to you because there was a problem with its delivery. The AOL address which was undeliverable is listed in the section labeled: "----- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors -----". The reason your mail is being returned to you is listed in the section labeled: "----- Transcript of Session Follows -----". The line beginning with "<<<" describes the specific reason your e-mail could not be delivered. The next line contains a second error message which is a general translation for other e-mail servers. Please direct further questions regarding this message to your e-mail administrator. --AOL Postmaster ----- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors ----- <[email protected]> ----- Transcript of session follows ----- ... while talking to rootsweb.com.: >>> RCPT To:<[email protected]> <<< 550 <[email protected]>... User unknown 550 <[email protected]>... User unknown ----- Original message follows ----- Received: from [email protected] by imo18.mx.aol.com (IMOv16.10) id QXNZa29185; Wed, 7 Oct 1998 20:10:29 +2000 (EDT) From: [email protected] Return-path: <[email protected]> Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1998 20:10:29 EDT To: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Mime-Version: 1.0 Subject: SHARP, ANDREW/JACKSON WASHINGTON Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 3.0 16-bit for Windows sub 40 Trying to unravel the mystery at this time, would appreciate any help. The following is what I have: 1. Based on some researchers, of the this line Andrew Jackson Sharp b. 1836-39 d. 1916 Chotaw, Okla. He suppose to have been the son of William and Jane Sharp of Madison County, Al. He married a Missouri Clementine Sharp b. abt 1837-39 Madison County d. in Okla. The researchers have these to have had approx 13 children and they were: 1. David Eli Sharp b. 8 Jan 1860 2. Martha A. Sharp b. 1861 3. William Sharp b. 1863 4. Margaret Sharp b. 1865 5. Mary Mollie Sharp b. 1867 6. Jake Sharp b. 1869 7. Russell Kelly Sharp 8. John Sharp b. 1872 9. Lee Roy California Sharp b. 3 Feb 1874 10. Katherine Sharp b. 1876 11. Caledonia Callie Sharp b. 1878 12. Lorenzo "Lowe" Snow Sharp b. 1889 ?? . In addition there is Humphries that is the descendent of Lorenzo. Have lost her address. She lived in Okla. 13. Willis Cody Sharp b. 1882 Also, there is a pension application for a Andrew Jackson Sharp living in Gurley, Ala. He filed for a pension, but was turned down, because of inaccurate info. Then in 1907 the application board wanted him file additional info, but he never did. It is my understanding the brothers and sisters moved to Texas and Oklahoma and Andrew and Missouri moved later. No other info about that. Also, base on 1850 Census for Madison County, Al Dist 34 William and Jane Sharp have a son by the name of Jackson Washington Sharp b. abt 1839. Based, on the marriage certifcate Jackson W. Sharp married a Missouri Clementine Duskins/Deskins 9 March 1859 and they had a son by the name of David Eli b. 8 Jan 1860. Have not research this any further. Have not looked at the 1870, 1880 and 1900 Census. If anyone can help to solve the above problem would appreciate any help. It has become a maze. Thanks for any help. Bob --part0_907805953_boundary--

In a message dated 10/5/98 8:48:01 AM Central Daylight Time, ALMADISO-D- [email protected] writes: << Mary G. m. Andrew J. Clark 29 Oct 1853 >> This is too late for your Andrew J. Clark, but he was in the general area; could be a nephew or cousin. Andrew Jackson Clark born 1875 to Jerry M. & Nancy McCabe Clark, probably in northwest AL or in the Madison-Morgan area. Don't know Andrew's wife, but a son was named Edgar Andrew (1905-1982, with daughter Annie Sue (Maybe Anita Sue). Make web search for Clark Hollow & gegealogy. Al Hill

In a message dated 10/2/98 9:48:01 AM Pacific Daylight Time, W- [email protected] writes: << Letter writers looking for early Madison Co. ancestors will want to check a wonderful compilation by Margaret Matthews Cowart, called Old Land Records of Madison County, Alabama. The book was privately published in 1979. My copy was second printing in 1980. In 1991 it was O.P. but it may have been reprinted by now. >> Is this book on microfilm from the Family History Library??? I remember using one book there which had a lot of notations along with the land records. Michele Brooks

I have these Craft marriages in Madison Co., AL Groom CRAFT Alexander m. Elizabeth Moon 1 Apr 1848 E. M. m. Nancy Ann Woods 12 Jan 1855 Ezekiel m. Lucy Green 20 Mar 1823 Ezekiel B. m. Julia Goodwin 20 Feb 1861 I. L. Craft m. Lucinda Hunt 14 Jul 1856 or J. L. m. Lucinda Hunt? 14 Jul 1856 James m. Mary E. Glover 11 Jan 1880 John R. m. Mary Jane Wood 9 Mar 1853 Joseph F. m. Frances Brannam 21 Oct 1850 Craft, Joseph N. m. Scyntha A. Brandon 4 Jul 1843 BRIDE CRAFT Ann m. Malciah Branuam 31 May 1842 Annie m. Albert D. Sharp 27 Mar 1879 Jinny m. Silas Glover 17 Jan 1820 Mary G. m. Andrew J. Clark 29 Oct 1853 Sally m. John Edwards 23 Jun 1815 Sarah m. Overton/Oeerton Goodmin/Goodman/Goodwin 2 Oct 1956 Sarah m. Shed Williams 11 Mar 1880 This is all I found in this source which was Family Adventures - Alabama Marriages. >From the General index to Marriage Records, Madison Co., AL I have these Grayson marriages to Crafts Elizabeth Craft to Charles Grayson 11-23-1822, vol. 3, p. 197 Anna Craft to Jackson Grayson 7-2-1825 Vol. 3, p. 382 Other GRAYSON marriages from this page of the index of Madison Co., AL records. I have the volume and page on these, but got tired or typing. George to Cynthia Hanna 1820-12-2 Wm. to Lucy Neal 1824-3-22 Ambrose to Patsy Ferrell 1825-2-19 Ambrose to Sara Vann 1829-12-30 John C. to Nancy Glover 1832-12-31 Napoleon to Ann Ellett 1835-1-10 James G. to Paralee Wright 1837-2-9 John to Mary Jane Kirksey 1852-11-8 John C. to L. M. Buford 1824-9-27 Jerome B. to Martha Lemly 1855-4-25 George D. to Elizabeth Sullivan 1855-10-17 John C. to Sarah A. Gibson 1859-5-18 Jerome B. to Ester McGalia 1862-7-15 John W. to Sallie S. Allison 1865-7-15 James to Lucy L. Ainford/Binford 1867?-9-25 Joseph? to Mrs. Rachel I. Green 1868-1?-4 Wm. C. to Laura J. Ledbetter 1868-12-11 Mark to Gilbert Janie Reese 1871-11-15 Napoleon B. to Maggie Lyon/Syne 1872-12-19 Jefferson to Victoria Allison (Col) 1873-12-4 Andrew J. to Eugneia N. Wade 1874-1-21 Edmond to Josephine Huddleston (Col) 1875-5-7 Ambrose C. to Mattie L. Logan 1876-8-28 G. S. to Mary Jane Rush 1876-9-11 William O. to Mary ? Vann 1880-9-29 J. J. to Mary L. Webster 1881-9-1 Austin to Sallie Jenkins 1885-1-10 John W. to Charity C. Penland 1887-9-7 Bill to Nancy Flippo (Col) 1887-9-7 John to Amanda Robinson (Col) 1889-1-3 Sam to Martha Moore (Col) 1889-12-28 ?illie to Mattie Taylor (Col) 1891-1-7 BRIDES NAMED GRAYSON Elizabeth to John A. McMurray 1818-3-28 Nancy to John Sarton 1824-3-10 Sara to Geo. W. Sartain 1830-10-18 Elizabeth S. to William P. Hornbuckle 1842-9-19 Eliza Jane to Michael J. Mathis (NB) 1851-1-13 Nancy G. to A. D. Ledbetter 1854-9-27 M. R. M. to J. H. Sears 1855-10-10 Martha to George P. Bray 1856-9-9 Sarah Ann to Wm. H. Brazelton 1856-1-2 Mary E. to Hanney M. Layne (NB) 1859-8-29 Nancy R. to Thomas E. Tucker 1859-5-9 Sarah I. to James T. Davidson 1860-9-10 Ester to Andrew Hanna 1864-6-6 Nancy to Jacob Hines (Col.) 1867-11-29 Jerusha to Richard H. Medlin 1867-3-25 Caladona to Wesley Vincint 1869-5-29 Sarah A. to George W. Wilson 1875-3-8 Sara A. to William C. Miller 1877-12-12 Emma T. to David E. Allison 1879-10-17 Caroline to Joe Rooks (Col.) 1879-1-29 Edie to Charles Sanders (Col.) 1880-1-21 Adela to George McGaha 1881-9-29 Paralee to Albert Geron (Col.) 1881-1-8 Sarah to Andrew J. Cannon 1882-2-10 Alice to Amos Allison 1882-1-11 Sophrona to Haywood Baker 1882-12-21 Della to Walter Brannam 1882-11-29 Nannie P. Murphy Laughlinghouse 1884-10-27 A. M. to W. A. Hayes (Col) 1884-1-7 Elijah J. to Thomas Hayes (Col) 1890-12-23 Winnie to Charley Tyler (Col) 1891-8-22 Paralee to Zack Wilson (Col) 1891-12-22 Fannie to W. R. W. King 1892-5-30 Ann Eliza to William Jones (Col) 1893-7-10

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------4E684F85CDB05F880F1F9E1E Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------4E684F85CDB05F880F1F9E1E Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Fri, 02 Oct 1998 20:27:59 -0500 From: Susan & Ryan Tarrant <[email protected]> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.06 [en]C-DIAL (Win95; I) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: [email protected] Subject: Marriage bonds Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Can someone tell me why marriage bonds were signed and their purpose? Is there a way to get records from the bondsman that might be helpful or interesting for my family history? My great-grandfather William D. Bunn had to sign one when he married Mamie Mae Passon the widow of Victor Talley in Huntsville, Al. in Dec. of 1906. The bondsman was a J.M. Patterson. Any information on this subject or this family would be greatly appreciated! Susan Bunn Tarrant [email protected] --------------4E684F85CDB05F880F1F9E1E--

In a message dated 10/3/98 2:47:34 AM Central Daylight Time, ALMADISO-D- [email protected] writes: << Letter writers looking for early Madison Co. ancestors will want to check a wonderful compilation by Margaret Matthews Cowart, called Old Land Records of Madison County, Alabama. The book was privately published in 1979. My copy was second printing in 1980. In 1991 it was O.P. but it may have been reprinted by now. >> A simila series was done by Marilyn Davis Barefield, under the general names of, "Old _____ Land Office Records, NNNN - NNNN. The one for Huntsville is, Old Huntsville Land office Records & Military Warrents, 1810-1854. Others in the series include Tuskaloosa; Clarke County; Randolph County; Wilcox County; Demopolis; Cahaba; Mardisville, Lebanon, & Center; and Sparta & Elba. Excellent series. aout the same price as the ones you mention, & all still in print last time I checked. Al Hill

COWAN, JOHN EDWARD "EDD" thought to be born in Hollywood, Jackson, AL abt 1894-6. He would be the son of Alice Virginia "Allie" Baker and ______. Allie was the daughter of John W. and AnnaEliza Thomas Baker who moved from Hollywood to Milam Co., Tx abt 1894. Who and what happened to the father of this child? Was there a legal father? In 1955 my grandmother filed a statement with a Texas County Clerk that Edd Cowan was born Jan 1 1894, and was taken into his grandmother home, because of the death of his mother in 1900. He was called Edd Baker but no court action was taken. This would correspond with the census and explain why the grandmother suddenly had one more child in 1900. I can find no information on Edd, I assume because of the Cowan/Baker name exchange. Can someone tell me anything? Sandy Walker [email protected]

Looking for more info on Robert C Wright 32yrs old in 1880 census with wife Margret 33yrs. other in census George W Wright -Sarrah M- Nancy J- Robert jr-Walter. Found George in 1900 census in Gurley Alabama Madison with Wife Mary. Others in 1900 census William- Robert- Bessie. Can any one Help with this? Thank You JIM WRIGHT

Israel Teague b 1796 m Unity Miller 1819 in Madison Co. Unity died 8/11/1871 in Madison Co. Does anyone have info on Israel and his children? Who were Unity's parents? Any information appreciated.

Am seeking info on Alexander Winn, son of Gallanius, who moved from Laurens Co. SC to Madison Co in 1820. He was married to Judith Maddox and had a daughter Permelia, both Judith and Permelia mentioned in Gallanius' will. Alexander was deceasted by 1826. What happened to Judith and Permelia? Where is Alexander buried? There is another Alexander Winn there in 1830 Census, m martha Custis Work in 1857 in Huntsville, also store account records 1831 in New Market. How does he fit in with Gallanius? Glenda

I'm not really looking for Elliots as a main line. I try to find parents of the children's spouses. I realized that all I know about Joanna "Annie" Ellett is her name. My John Clan Grayson and his wife Sarah "Sallie" Carter were parents of: George m. Cynthia Hanna [father James Hanna had land next to Graysons] [A J. W. ELLETT and S. F. Hannah signed a plat showing Cynthia's dower] Mary "Polly" m. Bryant Cobb [parents - David Cobb and Martha Bryant] James died young William died young John Cullen m 2nd Nancy Glover [Silas Glover and ?] Robert died young Charles m. Elizabeth Craft Nacogdoches Co., TX [Ezekiel & Sally ? Craft] Jackson L. m. Anna Craft [my line] Nacogdoches Co., TX [Ezekiel & Sally ? Craft] Nancy m. John Sartain [don't know parents] Ambrose G. (a descendant of Ambrose married Alfred Marion PETTY). My genealogy cousin Ella May MARTIN Underwood's is from Ambrose. He settled in Leon Co., TX. Sarah "Sally" Ann m. Geo. Washington Sartain [don't know parents] Napoleon Bonapart m. Annie ELLETT 10 Jan 1835 - Mar Book 4-231 [don't know parents] James Gordon m. Parilee WRIGHT, dau of William (son of Robert Wright) and Jerusha Ann Connally Wright (dau of John William Connally) > > Who & when were the ELLIOTs you're looking for? I have Lewis & Nancy WRIGHT > ELLIOTT, who came from VA or NC about 1815 with several families of WRIGHT, > PETTY, MARTIN, & maybe a couple more. > > Al Hill