searched at www.google.com and found: www.dhc.net/~jw/alabama.htm The whole set is available. JudyR Bogart, GA

Does anyone know if Pauline Jones Gandrud's wonderful works for Madison County are available either in print or on CD? I have worked with her books in various archives, and have found a very few of the printed volumes that I've added to my own library. Thanks. Delores ----- Original Message ----- From: <ALMADISO-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <ALMADISO-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 7:01 AM Subject: ALMADISO-D Digest V02 #107

--part1_134.147305a5.2aba0e7b_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_134.147305a5.2aba0e7b_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: <Bubbysgal@aol.com> From: Bubbysgal@aol.com Full-name: Bubbysgal Message-ID: <21.23d30f3d.2ab21909@aol.com> Date: Thu, 12 Sep 2002 12:21:29 EDT Subject: DERRICK To: TN-SOUTHCENTRAL-d@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 3.0.1 for Mac sub 84 Dear List: I am looking to flesh out some info I have on the descendants of Ira B. DERRICK (1833 - 1891(?)) and Martha Jane HALL (1847-1888). The only child I have listed for him is Kirby Smith DERRICK (my g-g-grandfather - 1870-1915). Does anyone know of any siblings of Kirby? Am also looking for more info on the following of Kirby's sons (great uncles of mine. Basically all I have on them is listed below so anything anyone can offer would be most appreciated. I'd be happy to share anything I have. Sandy Bubbysgal@aol.com Allen Benjamin DERRICK (b. February 1893 in Hurricane, Madison Co. d. 1920 in Madison Co.) Clarence Darrow DERRICK (b. October 1894 in Hurricane d. 1938 in Madison Co.) William DERRICK (b. February 1896 in Hurricane d. 26 Jun 1958 in Hurricane) Ira DERRICK (b. 1898 in Hurricane) Kirby Smith DERRICK, Jr. (b. 20 Dec 1908 in Hurricane d. December 1967 in Madison Co.), married to a woman named Helen Leslie DERRICK (b. Unknown) --part1_134.147305a5.2aba0e7b_boundary--

Looking for a researcher for hire in Madison County area. Have following problems: 1. My gr gr gr grandfather, Abraham Bransford came to Madison, AL in 1817, from VA. Unable to find his place of burial. Believe it to be in restricted area of Redston Arsenal - maybe in Limestone County. 2. My gr gr grandfather, Jacob Hobson Bransford married Maria Hagey in Nashville and eventually moved back to Madison. Divorced her in 1850-- for her unladylike conduct. Found the marriage license in Nashville, but no divorce papers. Believe the divorce to have been in Madison area. Have copies of will of Abraham, plus the papers where he freed his slaves. Also have location of his land plus dates of above marriage and divorce. Need to hire a researcher!!!!!! John A. Shiver, Dothan, AL

Dorothy, Thanks for trying to help! Peggy

Sorry about the reply I just sent about Henry and Harless families. I got my queries mixed up--Madison County (AL) and Marshall County (MS)! I had just checked out one for Marshall County, and thought I was still working there. Please disregard! ----- Original Message ----- From: <PEKIPAN@aol.com> To: <ALMADISO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 13, 2002 9:14 AM Subject: BARTHOLOMEW HENRY/ DANIEL HARLESS > Bartholomew Henry bought land in Madison County in 1845. > > I'm looking for any information on Bartholomew and his family. > > I'm also interested in the Daniel Harless family. Daniel is listed in the > 1840 Madison County Census. I'm interested in the name of his wife and > children. > > Appreciate any help and willing to exchange information. I am not directly > related to either of these families, but I believe they may have married into > some of my lines. > > Peggy Nerren Grisamore > PEKIPAN@aol.com >

I checked the book _Cemeteries of Marshall County Mississippi_, 1983 edition, and didn't find Bartholomew Henry, or anyone identified as wife or child of Bartholomew Henry. I also checked for Harless family, and didn't find any by that name. Also checked McAlexander's book, _A Southern Tapestry: Marshall County, Mississippi, 1835-2000_, with no luck either. Sorry. ----- Original Message ----- From: <PEKIPAN@aol.com> To: <ALMADISO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 13, 2002 9:14 AM Subject: BARTHOLOMEW HENRY/ DANIEL HARLESS > Bartholomew Henry bought land in Madison County in 1845. > > I'm looking for any information on Bartholomew and his family. > > I'm also interested in the Daniel Harless family. Daniel is listed in the > 1840 Madison County Census. I'm interested in the name of his wife and > children. > > Appreciate any help and willing to exchange information. I am not directly > related to either of these families, but I believe they may have married into > some of my lines. > > Peggy Nerren Grisamore > PEKIPAN@aol.com >

Bartholomew Henry bought land in Madison County in 1845. I'm looking for any information on Bartholomew and his family. I'm also interested in the Daniel Harless family. Daniel is listed in the 1840 Madison County Census. I'm interested in the name of his wife and children. Appreciate any help and willing to exchange information. I am not directly related to either of these families, but I believe they may have married into some of my lines. Peggy Nerren Grisamore PEKIPAN@aol.com

I don't know what else to say about the 1930 Madison County, Al census except it's pretty bad. The districts go from 1-45: Dist. 1,2,6 City of Huntsville are good, 3,4,5,7,8,9,10 & 11 City of Huntsville are fair to bad. If anyone has any questions, please ask. Thanks #12 New Market Pct. #2 Fair #13 Maysville Pct. # 3 Good #14 Colliers Pct. #4 Fair #15 Hope Town Pct #4 Bad #16 Vienna Pct. #5 Bad #17 & 18 Whitesburg Pct.#6 Fair to good #19 Lincoln North and part of Lincoln Mills Pct. #7 Very bad #20 Lincoln south and part of Lincoln Mills Pct.# 7 Very bad #21 Madison Town Pct.#7 Fair #22 Madison Pct. #8 Fair #23 Cluttsville Pct.#9 Fair #24 Madison X Roads North part Pct. #10 South part Fair to bad #25 Madison X Roads South part Bad #26 Meridianville Pct.#11 East part Good #27 Meridianvelle Pct.#11 West part Good #28 Hazel Green Pct.#12 Northwest part Bad #29 Hazel Green Pct. #12 Southeast part Bad #30 Poplar Ridge Pct.#13 Fair #31 Wells Pct #14 Fair #32 Gurley Town Pct.#14 Fair #33 Gurley Pct. #15 Fair #34 Deposit Pct.#16 Good #35 Plevna Pct.# 17 Bad #36 Clouds Cove Pct#18 Good #37 Owens Crossroads Pct.#19 BAD #38 Dallas North part and Dallas Village Pct.#20 BAD #39 Dallas South part and Dallas Village Pct.#20 Fair to bad #40 Monrovia Pct.#21 Good #41 Hurricane Pct.#22 Fair to good #42 Sulphur Springs Pct. #23 Good #43 West Huntsville Pct.# 24 Fair to bad #44 West Huntsville Pct.#24 Fair to bad #45 Merrimack Pct.#25 BAD

Kathy, I don't see a Berry Hasting in the 1870 index on Madison Co. on the Glover website. The version I saw of the 1870 had alot of unreadable pages. Maybe Glover had a good copy. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dcglover Jane Vining

Hoping someone can help me with a lookup on the 1870 Madison Co Al census. Looking for Emma Lee Lucinda "Rocki" Moon b Feb 29, 1868. She is listed on the 1880 Madison Co Al census with the Berry Hasting family as Lucinda Moon 13 b Al. Thank you, Kathy

Hi group, For those of you who are new to the list or net, I have thousands of early Alabama marriages online. They are posted at: Alabama Marriages Before 1825: http://www.censusdiggins.com/alabama_marriages.html These records include over a dozen Alabama counties. Happy Searchin' Brenda Webmaster CensusDiggins.com http://www.censusdiggins.com Home of FREE databases and GenStuff GiveAway. Online Census Finder - Links to free census online: http://www.imagin.net/~tracers/census1.htm

I am interested in the burial place of a William Stephenson who married Mary Clutts. I believe this William Stephenson died in the 1870's in Madison Co,AL. An old Madison Co,AL. record mentions the selling of the lands of William Stephenson around 1872 and his wife Mary Clutts was mentioned. Also mentioned in the record was Susan F. Stephenson and her husband Robert Stephenson as well as Mary Maddox having some connection with William Stephenson. Susan F. Stephenson's maiden name was Jennings. She was the daughter of Samuel Jennings who married Sarah Jordan. 1850 census of Madison County,AL. Robert Stephenson,age 26 b. AL Susan F. ,age 24 b. TN. James B. ,age 2 b. AL. possibly William Stephenson In 1861,a daughter,Sarah A.E. Stephenson was added to the family. She married a William Cole probably in Madison Co,AL. In the 1880's Robert Stephenson and family moved to Wood Co,TX. By 1886 both Robert Stephenson and his daughter Sarah Stephenson Cole were dead. Susan F. Stephenson was living in McLennan Co,TX in 1886,according to the probate. I believe this Robert Stephenson was the son of Samuel Stephenson and his wife Mary Shields who were living in Madison Co,AL. in 1860. Samuel Stephenson was born in York County,South Carolina, in 1793. Samuel was the son of Robert Stephenson 1755-1798 and Jane Barron 1767-1841. The Stephensons were neighbors of the Darwins in York County,S.C. In 1879, William Alexander Stephenson,grandson of Samuel Stephenson,married Dolly Darwin,daughter of George Darwin and Susanna True of Madison Co,AL. Any help is appreciated! Tom Stephenson

Hello all, I am new to the list. Recently, I was visiting "Graveyard Hill", (Mt. Parron Cemetery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. My ancestor, Samuel Davis, gave the land for this cemetery (previously a camp meeting ground). I met a lovely young lady who was "full" of great information. Unfortunately, I have lost her name and e-dress. If she is "out there"; I hope she will contact me. I would also appreciate hearing from anyone regarding ancestors buried there and what the web page for Mt. Parron is (can't find it). I have been researching the DAVIS, WALKER, BAYLES, SCOTT, CRINER and other families of that area for over 30 years. Would love to share information. I especially have had a MOST difficult time getting information on the women of some of these families. I believe they may have been NATIVE AMERICAN. Would appreciate help on accessing information regarding native american/white marriages in this area, E. Tennessee, and on up to Washington County, Virginia. Thank you! Lynn W. Melberg Jynylyn @aol.com

Hi all, I have been looking for the parents/sibs. of : JAMES CONN SCOTT b. May 4 1812/KY d. Oct. 18, 1885/Near Vienna (now New Hope), Madison County, Alabama m. November 27, 1834 Madison County, Alabama to LUCINDA CRINER b. August 22, 1816/Madison County, Alabama d. August 12, 1898/Marshall County, Alabama Both are buried at: Honeycomb Cemetery, between Guntersville and New Hope, Alabama Have LOTS of info. on his children and the CRINER family. Happy to share. Thank you! Lynn W. Melberg Jynylyn@aol.com

Hi all, I have been looking for the parents/sibs. of : JAMES CONN SCOTT b. May 4 1812/KY d. Oct. 18, 1885/Near Vienna (now New Hope), Madison County, Alabama m. November 27, 1834 Madison County, Alabama to LUCINDA CRINER b. August 22, 1816/Madison County, Alabama d. August 12, 1898/Marshall County, Alabama Both are buried at: Honeycomb Cemetery, between Guntersville and New Hope, Alabama Have LOTS of info. on his children and the CRINER family. Happy to share. Thank you! Lynn W. Melberg Jynylyn@aol.com

Hi all, I have been looking for the parents/sibs. of : JAMES CONN SCOTT b. May 4 1812/KY d. Oct. 18, 1885/Near Vienna (now New Hope), Madison County, Alabama m. November 27, 1834 Madison County, Alabama to LUCINDA CRINER b. August 22, 1816/Madison County, Alabama d. August 12, 1898/Marshall County, Alabama Both are buried at: Honeycomb Cemetery, between Guntersville and New Hope, Alabama Have LOTS of info. on his children and the CRINER family. Happy to share. Thank you! Lynn W. Melberg Jynylyn@aol.com

Hi all, Does anyone have any information on how I can purchase one of the AL. Heritage Books? Thank You, Jynylyn @aol.com Lynn W. Melberg

Well folks I just viewed District 41, Pct. 34 Princeton on the Ancestry.com census and it is PLAIN to see and I could read everything. Come to your own conclusions on HeritageQuest. I'm sending my films back for a refund. Hope this helps someone else. Jewel

Samuel and Martha-Jefferson Bell Walker Revolutionary Times in Edgefield SC:  The Mysteries and the Mistakes!   For several months now a group of researchers has been working to put together a well-documented family outline for Samuel Walker, Revolutionary Soldier of Edgefield SC, his wife Martha-Jefferson Bell Walker, plus their children and grandchildren.  Their eight children married into the BEAMS, HOLLOWAY, EDDINS, MITCHELL, FARROW, and MAYS families of the late 1700s and early 1800s in Edgefield.  The families moved during the early 1800s to several Alabama counties.   Another tradition has one of the daughters married into the MCCARTY family.  Many researchers have contributed data, suggestions, clues, etc. and we are extremely grateful for all input. We have now input the information we have collected and posted the register-format family tree at: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/r/u/s/Judith-F-Russell/index.html Please take a look and let us know what you think.  We sincerely invite your input with additions, corrections and comments.   We want to fill out the missing gaps as to children and grandchildren and correct any mistakes.  We particularly want as much documentary evidence (wills, estates, deeds, etc) as possible. Our primary goal is to find the correct ancestry for Samuel Walker Rev Sold of Edgefield, born about 1745.  Possibly someone in the associated families has the clue that we need.   You would have our undying gratitude if you could provide any information to put us on the right track.   (A timeline of the life of Samuel Walker, Sr., as we know it, is also on the www site. Lists of neighbors, etc are provided.  Our best Clue:   He had close associations with Joseph Walker, Granville Co., NC, who married Elizabeth Clarke and with Joseph's children James, Rachel, and Hezekiah.)   Thank you very much.   Please let us hear from you!   Judy Russell (jruss95@aol.com) Frances Bateman Debby Carmichael Martha Easter Shirley Nobles Erickson Mary Anne Price John Rountree