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    1. Re: Madison Cemeteries
    2. maxgil

    3. Mary, can you do a lookup for "Baltis Hinkle" in Madison County who died in about 1828? Which cemetery? Any other Hinkles buried there? Thanks. Maxine ----- Original Message ----- From: <MaryWinn@aol.com> To: <ALMADISO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 13, 2001 9:30 AM Subject: Re: Madison Cemeteries > In a message dated 10/13/2001 12:36:11 AM Eastern Daylight Time, > helenepockrus@earthlink.net writes: > > << ALMADISO-L@rootsweb.com >> > > Hello Helene, > > I don't find any Pockrus or Parcus or any similar names in "Cemeteries of > Madison Co." Vol II. Sorry > > Mary Winn Anderson > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com > >

    10/13/2001 12:32:35
    1. Re: Madison Cemeteries

    3. Hello Helen: There are many RAYs in the book. However, this book says it covers the northeast portion of Madison County. All of these RAYs are buried in Cameron Methodist Church cemetery; says its located in Section 34-2-2E - SW SE SW NW. Off Hurricane Creek Road. Hope this helps. Mary Winn Anderson

    10/13/2001 04:55:25
    1. Re: Rameys

    3. Hello Arcell, There are no Rameys listed in the book; however there are Ramys: page 3, State Line Cemetery Location: On the east side of North Memorial Parkway directly at the Tennessee State Line. Ramys not buried here-- JEAN -F. M. Jean, born Aug 7, 1809, died Feb. 16, 1886, Mother of Mary Ramy, grandmother of Marion, Demie, Elzina & Travis Ramy. (Note: Stone lying on ground) Mary Winn Anderson

    10/13/2001 04:38:28
    1. Re: Madison Cemeteries

    3. Sorry Ann, no Guschke names in Cemeteries of Madison County, Vol II. Mary Winn Anderson

    10/13/2001 04:32:09
    1. Re: Madison Cemeteries

    3. In a message dated 10/13/2001 12:36:11 AM Eastern Daylight Time, helenepockrus@earthlink.net writes: << ALMADISO-L@rootsweb.com >> Hello Helene, I don't find any Pockrus or Parcus or any similar names in "Cemeteries of Madison Co." Vol II. Sorry Mary Winn Anderson

    10/13/2001 04:30:33
    1. Simmons

    3. I have a Susan Simmons (dau. of William & Susan Simmons ) from south Tenn. around White Co. Tenn. and Franklin Co. Tenn. I can not remember when, but she married one of my McQueen's. I think it was Milton McQueen. Susan ( Simmons ) McQueen b. 1808 in Ky. d. 5 June 1854 in Tyler Co., Texas Hhmc@aol.com Henry McQueen

    10/12/2001 06:59:20
    1. Re: Madison Cemeteries

    3. Hello Bobbi, I have the book "Cemeteries of Madison County, Alabama", Vol II. It has no McCurleys in it; also checked "Paint Rock Valley Pioneers" with no luck. Mary Winn Anderson

    10/12/2001 06:16:26
    1. Madison Cemeteries
    2. Bobbi N

    3. Hello, Does anyone know where I can find records for the Madison Cemetery and Madison Crossroads Cemetery in Madison, Madison County? I am looking for any McCurley family members buried in these cemeteries. Also, does anyone know of a cemetery in a town called Hazle Green, that would have burials from 1900 and later? Thanks very much for your kind attention, Bobbi Not4gotten@ga.prestige.net

    10/12/2001 02:25:46
    1. Monrovia location

    3. Can anyone tell me where Monrovia was located in Madison Co. in 1910? Thank you. R. Smith Researching HALSEY/TONEY/RAGLAND/BUSH families _________________________________________________________________ iVillage.com: Solutions for Your Life Check out the most exciting women's community on the Web http://www.ivillage.com

    10/12/2001 12:37:29
    1. Re: Walker County
    2. Earnie Breeding

    3. I question your statement that Madison was part of Walker Co. Walker Co was formes in 1824, after statehood from Marion & Tuscaloosa Counties. Madison Co was a county in the Mississippi Territory. It was formed in 1808 from lands ceeded in 1806 & 1807 by the Cherokees and the Chicasaw's. In Fact Madison might technically have included Walker Co., since it was the only county in now North Alabama. Earnie R. Breeding ----- Original Message ----- From: <diamond6468@mindspring.com> To: <ALMADISO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 12:47 AM Subject: Walker County > I have learned that Madison County was also part of Walker County in the > beginning - Walker County borders Jefferson County onthe north. > delilah evans > > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! >

    10/12/2001 09:40:22
    1. Walker County

    3. I have learned that Madison County was also part of Walker County in the beginning - Walker County borders Jefferson County onthe north. delilah evans

    10/11/2001 04:47:21
    1. Obits

    3. Present month and 2 previous months for obits from Huntsville, Birmingham, & Mobile papers - delilah evans http://www.al.com/classifieds/deathnotices/

    10/11/2001 04:46:08
    1. SIMMONS

    3. My SIMMONS family was in Lincoln Co., TN around Smithland (area of fish hatchery). They migrated across the line into Madison Co., AL also. The earliest SIMMONS that I have is Jarred Simmons b. July 1800 VA married Malinda Arnold between 1825-1827. Several of his children are found in marriage records of Madison Co., AL. They lived up close to the TN-AL line in little town called Plevna, outskirts of New Market. This probably doesn't help, but thought I would send anyways. Good Luck with your search. Eliz Mason

    10/11/2001 06:45:19
    1. Re: AL 1870 Census Index
    2. Earnie Breeding

    3. Remember that there are two pages numbered the same in most censuses. To be safe check the page with the number, the prior one and then the following one. Earnie ----- Original Message ----- From: <caudle1@ivillage.com> To: <ALMADISO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2001 3:08 PM Subject: AL 1870 Census Index > Checking the Alabama Census Index for 1870 I found a possible ancestor but information was not found on actual census film. Are there missing pages? > > Thank you. > R. Smith > > _________________________________________________________________ > iVillage.com: Solutions for Your Life > Check out the most exciting women's community on the Web > http://www.ivillage.com > > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog >

    10/09/2001 02:34:56
    1. Re: AL 1870 Census Index

    3. In a message dated 10/9/01 12:14:27 PM Pacific Daylight Time, caudle1@ivillage.com writes: > Checking the Alabama Census Index for 1870 I found a possible ancestor but > information was not found on actual census film. Are there missing pages? > Sometimes the pages numbers are in error for the following reasons: There are often 2-3 page numbers, applied at different times, on the originals. They may represent numbering each page and a second time numbering each set of pages and making them a and b. Different indexes use different numbers. Sometimes it helps when I can't find people to double (or half) the page number given. I always go a couple of pages either way when I read as well. Michele

    10/09/2001 09:43:12
    1. AL 1870 Census Index

    3. Checking the Alabama Census Index for 1870 I found a possible ancestor but information was not found on actual census film. Are there missing pages? Thank you. R. Smith _________________________________________________________________ iVillage.com: Solutions for Your Life Check out the most exciting women's community on the Web http://www.ivillage.com

    10/09/2001 06:08:17
    1. Re: ALMADISO-D Digest V01 #130

    3. The Simmons that you are looking for, where in TN was he born? I have some info om some Simmons that were born in Tn and moved to Madison co. Al. Let me know. Monte

    10/08/2001 06:53:05
    1. City Directory

    3. Is there a City Directory available for Monrovia, Madison Co.in 1910? I am looking for information on Joseph B. Bradford, merchant-grocery store. Thank you for your assistance. R. Smith _________________________________________________________________ iVillage.com: Solutions for Your Life Check out the most exciting women's community on the Web http://www.ivillage.com

    10/08/2001 01:46:12
    1. Simmons

    3. Hi, I'm one of three other people who are researching Enoch SIMMONS born ca. 1809 in TN. He died in 1901 in Jackson Co., AL. We are trying to locate his parents who according to his census record where both born in TN. There is a marriage record in Madison Co., AL for him and an Abigail/Abigale SLOAN for 1856. I'd be interested in anyone contacting me who is researching the Simmons's of Madison Co., AL. The following Simmons I found on the "Index to Alabama Wills, 1808-1870", compiled by Alabama Society & DAR: First is testator Second is county Third is where found Fourth is page number Simmons, John, Madison, PR2 1818-1823, 379 Simmons, Ruben, Madison, PR4 1826-1829, 402 Thank you, P. Forister

    10/07/2001 03:26:38
    1. Trying to Contact 1840 Transcriber
    2. Earnie Breeding

    3. Good news. I heard from Linda. She resent the 1840 transcription. Our national coordinator is working them and trying to get them posted to the net. They will be at www.rotsweb.com/~cenfiles The 1850 transcription is there now. We are looking for transcribers to do the censuses from Madison for 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910 & 1920. We do not expect anty transcriber to do the entire county, rather we ask that each do one or more of the enumeration districts from a census tear. These are posted on the net for all to use at no cost. We provide the software and technical support. The transcriber provides the time and the censuus images. These are available at most libraries and the LDS Family History Centers. Anyone interested is asked to contact me. Earnie R. Breeding Coordinator recruitment & training (Nationally) Alabama State Census Coordinator (SCC) Georgia Co- SCC, Military & Naval Forces SCC US GENWEB census project

    10/03/2001 03:32:59