I have a short obit for this lady dated Sept.3,1923 from the Chattanooga TIMES. If anyone needs a copy let me know. Karen Knox.Tn.

I have a short obit for this man if anyone would like a copy let me know.It was in the Chattanooga TIMES paper,Sept.6, 1923. Karen.

I have an obit for this lady Sept.5,1923. It was in the Chattanooga TIMES paper. If anyone would like a copy let me know. Karen. Knox.Tn.

I have a copy of this child's death by drowning if anyone would like a copy. Karen.

This was in the Chattanooga TIMES paper May 7,1920.I thought I'd pass it on. Huntsville,May 6,1920. A recount of the population of Huntsville was made today by the Kiwanis club with every member of the organization working.The new count is expected to show between 10,000 and 11,000 residents in the corporate limits and after the list are tabulated it is expected that the matter will be taken up with the census bureau in the hope of having the recount recognized officially.

This was in the Chattanooga TIMES paper May 7,1920,I thought I'd pass it on. SHORTEN COURT TERMS Huntsville,May 6,1920 Shorter terms of court during all the months of this summer between now and the 1st of October,so that the farmers who are compelled to attend court may lose as little time from their work as possible has been agreed upon by Judge O.Kyle and Judge R.C.Brickell,of the Eighth judicial circuit.all terms have been rearranged and the terms have been reduced to the minimum. Karen. Knox.TN.

John Whitworth's widow Mary F. (now married to David H. Allen) and his 5-year-old son, Thomas Whitworth born in Alabama, appear in the 1850 census of Lincoln Co, TN. I need the two marriages of Mary F., first to John Whitworth (to obtain her maiden name) and second to David H. Allen, just for the documentation. Have the marriages of Madison Co, AL for the time period 1840-1850 been transcribed and indexed? How can I get information? Does anyone do look-ups? I can exchange look-ups in Bedford Co, TN. Carolyn Smotherman

You are invited to a seminar presented by AlaBenton Genealogical Society featuring Professor Robert Scott Davis AKA Bob Davis Theme: "Using the Computer to Research" Saturday, June 8, 2002 from 9:00 until 1:45 PM Anniston-Calhoun Co. Public Library (Ayers Auditorium, 2nd floor) 108 East Tenth Street Anniston, AL $12 (a great lunch included) if you register by June 1st; $15 afterwards ; limit: 70 Go here for Registration form and schedule: http://www.members.aol.com/Yself35/Seminar.html You may conduct genealogical research in the Alabama Room afterwards until 4:00 PM. Need more info? Contact me at Yself35@aol.com Please type Seminar in subject line. Yvonne

Everyone is invited to join us Monday night for an special Memorial Day all-state Alabama genealogy chat: http://huntsville.about.com/mpchat.htm 9 pm Eastern; 8 pm Central; 7 pm Mt.; 6 pm Pacific This chat is a time to share questions, resources, lookups, and advise on researching your roots in Alabama. We'll cover any and all counties. Be sure and have your family tree printed out and your genealogy books handy. Previous chat transcripts can be seen here: http://huntsville.about.com/library/blalchat.htm If you've never been to a chat before and need instructions or would like to be added to my private chat reminder list, just send me an email. Hope to see you Monday! Jean Brandau huntsville2@comcast.net

I am looking for names in the Whitworth cemetery in Greenbrier, ALA: Maggie and Charles WHITWORTH and possibly Mary SMITH and husband. Faye cnfb@281.com

Found in the Sentinel & touched my heart for the families involved: Wed. May 22, 2002, The Dade County Sentinel, P. 13: Info needed as graves will soon be moving We need to locate graves due to a small family cemetery removal..... descendants of Benjamin F. Nabors (Neighbors) & wife, Harriet Magill. Benjamin's parents: Benjamin & Mary "Polly" Sullivan Nabors;came to Dade Co. prior to 1850 & settled in the Wauhatchie area adjoining the Tn. line on the west side of Lookout Creek. Harriet Magill was the dau. of Hugh & Rebecca Magill ; she married Benjamin in Hamilton Co., Tn. July 4, 1869 If this is your descendants contact me at lewatkins@farmerstel.com & I'll be glad to pass your info on.

Hi, Does Madison Co. have a genealogy web page besides the one on US GenWeb? I had found some census and marriages on line for Madison Co. a couple of years ago now I can't locate the website. Faye

I am looking for information on marriages of two DONALDSON sisters in Madison Co. 1. Martha/Maggie DONALDSON to Charles? WHITWORTH 2. Mary/Matilda DONALDSON to ?? SMITH These would have been between 1885-1900. Thanks. Faye cnfb@281.com

I am new to the list and pleased to be able to make inquiries to the Madison County Mailing List. Does anyone know whether there is an indexed list of Wills for about 1850 to 1880. I am interested in a William Kent. Appreciatively, Barb

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Are there any Barrons buried near Gurley,Cave Springs, or Maysville in Madison County,AL? I have this account of Barrons in Madison There was a Samuel Benton Barron who went to Texas and served in a confederate outfit in that state called the " Lonestar Defenders." Samuel Benton Barron wrote a book called "The Lonestar Defenders",published in 1908. In the book,he mentions that his father was Samuel Boulds Barron born in South Carolina in 1793. All the Barrons on the 1820 census were from South Carolina. The grandfather of Samuel Benton Barron was James Barron of Ireland. Samuel Benton Barron's mother was Martha Cotton or Cotten from Guiliford County,NC. Martha's father and mother were James Cotton and Nancy Johnson. Nancy Johnson's brother was Abner Johnson. The Cottons and their relatives Gideon Pillow,William Pillow and their sister,Mrs. Dew settled in Maury County,TN. in 1808. I noticed a Gideon Pillow on the 1820 census of Giles County,TN. Martha Cotton,wife of Samuel Boulds Barron,had been married before to an Ashworth. Samuel Boulds Barron and Martha Cotton Barron settled near a place called Cave Springs in Madison County,AL. Samuel Boulds Barron taught school near Maysville,in Madison County,AL. Samuel Benton Barron, who wrote the book called "The Lonestar Defenders," mentions that he was born in Gurley in Madison County,AL in 1834. He wrote that he had sisters Tabitha and Nancy Jane. Samuel Boulds Barron died when his son Samuel Benton Barron was a child. This is the family of Samuel Boulds Barron and Martha Cotton Barron: 1850 Madison County,AL. Marthy Barron 53 b. TN William J. 18 b. AL Tabetha C. 17 b. AL Samuel B. 16 b. AL Nancy J. 13 b. AL John C. Ashworth Farmer b. AL The handbook of Texas states that the parents of Samuel Benton Barron died when he was young. I am looking for information on my Barrons of Giles. They lived on Robertson's Fork in Giles County,TN,

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Carrie, Mary Stephenson was a Shields. Elizbeth Sarah Perry was the wife of George Alexander Stephenson. George Alexander was living in Madison County on the 1870 census and shows up on the 1880 census of Limestone County,AL. George and Elizabeth Sarah Perry Stephenson married in Giles County,TN. in 1849. On the 1850 census are the following Perrys who I think are the ones I am looking for: I still know very little about my Perrys. The 1850 census of Giles lists them as The 1850 Census lists: William Perry,55,S.C. Elizabeth ,55,S.C. Nancy ,20,S.C. Joshua ,18,S.C. Susannah ,15,S.C. William ,12,S.C. Luanna ,9, S.C. A descendent of Frank Monroe Hudson who married George Stephenson's daughter Mary Sue wrote in a family history that Elizabeth Sarah Perry was one of four daughters of a preacher from South Carolina. Susan Perry,15, married John Glasgow in Giles. Lt. John Glasgow's health was ruined in the Civil War and shortly after he came home from the war he died. Joshua Perry might be this Joshua Perry: In the Civil War index records it lists him as being in the Co. A 53rd TN Infantry. Thats also what he lists on his pension records. Joshua's tombstone in Florence, AL reads that he was born in 1826 or 1828 but thats not right, but the date of death is correct reading 1906. Josuha is a name found among the Perrys of Lancaster,South Carolina and Franklin County,N.C. There was also several William Perrys in Lancaster. I do know there were many Perry families in Maury County,TN. I do not know where William went after 1850. He does not show on the 1860 census of Giles as far as I know. Sorry,but I do not know anything about Samuel Perry or Jasper Newton Perry. Tom Stephenson

Tommy, Is your Mary STEPHENSON related to the PERRY and OLIVER families? Are you related to Samuel Preston PERRY or Jasper Newton PERRY? If you are, we might share ancestry. Please feel free to e-mail me personally, if you'd like, but I'll be happy to share information with the List if I can help anyone. I am faxing your posting to Ruby BRITTON in Franklin Co., AL. She might be able to help solve your mystery. My PERRY and OLIVER families came from Lincoln Co., TN to Madison, Franklin and Marion Counties, AL and then the two brothers mentioned above migrated to Old Houlka, Chickasaw Co., MS. I descend from Samuel. Jasper Newon Perry's last known address was Sparta, Chickasaw Co., MS. Carrie E. Gray-Hall Mi Wuk Village, CA Tommy Stephenson wrote: I am seeking information on John and Mary Stephenson.