I am trying to contact a lady who apparently completed a census transcription of Madison Co for 1840. The file was lost in the crash of a hard drive. We would like to complete her work by posting it on the internet. Does anyone know how I can contact Linda Doty? Earnie R. Breeding Coordinator recruitment & training (Nationally) Alabama State Census Coordinator (SCC) Georgia Co- SCC, Military & Naval Forces SCC US GENWEB census project

Hi all, The Alabama section of CemSEARCH has been reindexed with many more cemeteries included. http://www.obitcentral.com/cemsearch/al-cem.htm Hope this helps. Bill Cribbs Obituary Central http://www.obitcentral.com GenDirectory.com http://www.gendirectory.com

Maybe I'm slow.....but I just found this site for maps of states and counties of the U.S! http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/maps/table2.html

In a message dated 9/29/2001 1:01:15 PM Central Daylight Time, ALMADISO-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > New Market ancestors > Just wondering if you have checked Lincoln Co., TN and Jackson Co., AL for him? My family lived close to the lines so I always check both counties. Just thought I would mention it. Good Luck with your search! Eliz Mason New Market, AL (Plevna area)

Looking for info on my grandfather's parents. Here's what I have: Thomas Jefferson Massey(my grandfather) b. 12/1/1905 in Madison Co. (Meridianville) m. Avis Audrey Inez Middlebrooks on January 24, 1926. I tried getting info from marriage records, but can't get any confirmation of where they were married. I have been told that Thomas' father was a Littleberry Crockett Massey, but the only name close to his on the 1900 AL census is Little B. Massey and the siblings listed on the census were not Thomas' siblings. I'm almost at a dead end, but I am hoping for a birth certificate to come in on Thomas' sister to clue me in. In the meantime, I wanted to check with this list to see if anyone has Masseys' from Madison Co. If I get the birth info I'm requesting, I'll be sure to post it and see if that might help. Jennifer

I'm looking for information about my great great grandfather, W J Carter. He was born in Lincoln Co, TN in 1837 and joined the Alabama 27th Infantry CSA in New Market in March of 1862.They were known as the New Market Rebels. But W J is not listed in the Madison Co census of 1860. Was New Market a part of Madison Co in 1860? I know after the war W J settled in Marshall Co where he died in 1910. Where was he from 1837 to 1862? Any Carters on the mailing list? Thanks any one for your kind help! You may respond to jimrcarter@yahoo.com or to the list. Jim Carter, Albertville, AL __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Listen to your Yahoo! Mail messages from any phone. http://phone.yahoo.com

-----Original Message----- From: System Administrator <postmaster@isp.gds.net> To: WHITWORTH; M C <whit@jas-net.de> Date: Saturday, September 22, 2001 11:56 AM Subject: Undeliverable: Whitworth Family Reunion plus new 650 page book titled Whitworth and related lines. >Your message > > To: ALMADIS0-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Whitworth Family Reunion plus new 650 page book titled >Whitworth and related lines. > Sent: Sat, 22 Sep 2001 11:22:20 +0200 > >did not reach the following recipient(s): > >ALMADIS0-L@rootsweb.com on Sat, 22 Sep 2001 11:56:31 +0200 > The recipient name is not recognized > The MTS-ID of the original message is: c=us;a= >;p=organization;l=HQDEGDS60109220956SG3BKANC > MSEXCH:IMS:ORGANIZATION:ISP:HQDEGDS6 3550 (000B09AA) 550 5.1.1 ><ALMADIS0-L@rootsweb.com>... User unknown > > > >----- >Message-ID: <00b801c14348$b228a900$03c5993e@whit> >From: LU & WHIT WHITWORTH <whit@jas-net.de> >To: ALMADIS0-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Whitworth Family Reunion plus new 650 page book titled Whitworth > and related lines. >Date: Sat, 22 Sep 2001 11:22:20 +0200 > >WHAT: Whitworth Family Assn annual Reunion: > >WHEN: 10-14 Oct 2001 with major programs and speakers on 13 Oct >2001 > >WHERE: Holiday Inn Express Airport, I-40 and Donelson Pike, airport >exit, Nashville, Tennessee, 37214 > >PROGRAM: Wed, Thurs, Fri, misc activities and research at many >local facilities, and or visits to numerous local tourist >attractions and visit toe Grand Olde Opry on Friday Nite. Dinner at >night per desires of group. >Sat Program is highly interesting with speakers on several >interesting topics such as Feng Shui, Old Chinese art of Placement, >Civil War, History of Nashville, Tenn, First Familities of Tn and >Civil War Familities of Tn and business mtg. Will be an interesting >and challenging day with a free catered lunch at the hotel. >Certainly a great time will be had by all. EVERYONE IS INVITED. > >ADDED: Throughout the time of the event we will have our new book >available for sale to interested persons. It is anew book just out >that covers thousands of Whitworths and related surnames and covers >approx 650 pages. Also a second volume is planned for shortly after >the Reunion. > >FURTHER INFORMATION: For Room reservations contact the hotel direct >at 615-883-1366 or fax 615-883-1366 or National at 800-465-4329 and >the price is $79 per night double. > >Call, Fax, Email, or write for registration forms or other desired >details. Contact Points as follows: > >Whitworth Family Assn >%Pat Reeser >1216 N. Elm Street >Henderson, Ky. 42420 > >Tel: 270-869-8201 > >Email: pareeser@home.com > >or > >M. C. Whitworth >2998 Elm Hill Road >Nashville, Tenn. 37214 > >Ph and Fax (24 hour) 615-883-1291 > >Email: whit@thepentagon.com > > >

Here is one of my brick walls. Maybe it rings a bell with someone. Catherine Hulda Preuet married John W. Blakely on 17 April 1872 in Franklin County, Tennessee. They can be found on the 1880 Census in Jackson County, Alabama. They have 3 children, Elizabeth (Nancy Elizabeth "Lizzie"), Joseph (Joe), and William. In the 1900 census, John Blakely has died and Catherine Hulda (and son Albert) is living with son Joseph (Joe) and his family. They are living in Lincoln County, Tennessee (24 Civil District). Living next door is daughter, Nancy Elizabeth (Lizzie) Blakely Roberts and her family. She is married to William Marshall Roberts. I don't know where John & Hulda's son William is. In the 1910 census Hulda is living with her daughter, Nancy Elizabeth (Lizzie) Blakely Roberts and her family in the 24 civil district of Lincoln County, Tennessee. I haven't found John & Hulda's sons in the census yet. By the 1920 census Hulda has disappeared. I am beginning to suspect that she has died. I haven't found the sons yet. I have Nancy Elizabeth (Lizzie) Blakely Roberts and her family still living in the 24 civil district of Lincoln County, Tennessee. Nancy Elizabeth (Lizzie) Blakely Roberts is my great great grandmother.

Craft Hanner Lanier Moon Clark-Clarke Greene Locations: Owens CrossRoads, New Hope -Poore (possible distant cousins) Sally McAdams Garner

In reference to Elijah Shelton, Jesse Shelton, you may want to post a query on Muhlenberg or Todd County, Kentucky

Looking for the family of Thomas Ramey 1890-1917. He was probably over 65 when he died. Lived near Huntsville. If you know of any Rameys in this area please let me know. He had 5 children or so under 15 during this time from family letters. May be connected with the family of Travis Ramey and Hall family in the area. --- Arcell Sawyer --- searching2@mindspring.com --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

I'm researching Sutton and Sulser (various spellings) Greta

Here is a way we might all benefit if any of you on this list live close to Limestone county it is North of Madison and I am sure alot of Madison County Descendants are buried here: Remember the verse I just sent Seek and Ye shall find and help alot of others along the way. It is beautiful weather to do this. I have just finished five cemeteries in two states myself. Letter from Limestone County: Subj: limestone cemeteries Date: 9/4/01 7:01:35 AM US Eastern Standard Time From: Sunnybrk9 To: Sunnybrk9 Tombstone Transcription Project LIMESTONE COUNTY, ALABAMA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- CEMETERY SUBMITTER Some cemetery records for Limestone County, Alabama are located in the Alabama GenWeb Archives which can be found by clicking here. The following cemeteries are listed in the US Geological Survey web site as being in Limestone County. And there are more not listed. Currently, there are no transcriptions available for these cemeteries. Please volunteer to survey these cemeteries or others you know of in Limestone County Adams Cemetery Anderson Cemetery #1, Greenbrier Anderson Cemetery #2, Greenbrier Andrews Cemetery Antioch Cemetery #1, Elkmont Antioch Cemetery #2, Elkmont Arthur Cemetery #1, Union Hill Arthur Cemetery #2, Union Hill Ashford Cemetery Athens City Cemetery Bailes Cemetery Barker Cemetery Beaty-Crenshaw Cemetery Benford Cemetery Berea Cemetery Bethelehem Cemetery Bibb Cemetery #1, Tanner Bibb Cemetery #2, Tanner Binford Cemetery Bishop Cemetery Black Cemetery Blackwell-Collier Cemetery Bottom Cemetery Bridgeforth Cemetery Brooks Cemetery Browning Cemetery Burrell Cemetery Cain Cemetery Cambridge Church Cemetery Carter Cemetery Center Star Cemetery Chambers Cemetery Christopher Cemetery Clay Cemetery Collier Cemetery, Ripley Collier Cemetery, Salem Concord Church Cemetery Copeland Cemetery Cox Cemetery Craig Cemetery Crenshaw Cemetery Cross Key Cemetery Cummins Cemetery Cunningham Cemetery Cylone Cemetery Davchport Cemetery Davis Temple Cemetery Dealap-Clemant Cemetery Dement Cemetery Donaldson Cemetery Dupree Cemetery Easter Cemetery Edmonson Cemetery Elk River Memorial Gardens Elledge Cemetery Evans Cemetery Fairview Chruch Cemetery Farrow Cemetery Faulkner Cemetery #1, Ardmore Faulkner Cemetery #2, Ardmore Fielding Cemetery Fletcher Cemetery Gamble Cemetery Garrett Cemetery Gaston Cemetery Gastin Cemetery German Cemetery Gipsey Cemetery Glover Cemetery Goldman Cemetery Gray Cemetery Grigsby Cemetery, Elkmont Grigsby Cemetery, Salem Hall Cemetery, Capshaw Hall Cemetery, Elkmont Hamlen Cemetery Hancock-Grigory Cemetery Hardin Cemetery Hardy Cemetery Harlow Cemetery Harmond Cemetery Harris Cemetery, Jones Crossroads Harris Cemetery (historical), Decatur Harrison Cemetery Hasting Cemetery Hatchett Cemetery, Ardmore Hatchett Cemetery, Jones Crossroads Hesters Chapel Cemetery Higgens Cemetery Hightower Cemetery Hobbs Cemetery Hodges Cemetery Holt Cemetery, Athens Holt Cemetery, Tanner Hopwood Cemetery Houston Cemetery Hudson Cemetery Hughey Cemetery Hundley Cemetery Hunley Cemetery Isom Cemetery Johnson Cemetery #1, Athens Johnson Cemetery #2, Athens Johnson Cemetery, Ardmore Johnson Cemetery, Ripley Jones Cemetery Jones-Donnell Cemetery Kimball-Fox Cemetery Lemanon Cemetery Legg Cemetery #1, Salem Legg Cemetery #2, Salem Lentzville Cemetery Limestone Cemetery Lindsey Cemetery Lockhart Cemetery Lucas Cemetery Lucy Cemetery Macklin Cemetery Malone Cemetery, Athens Malone Cemetery, Jones Crossroads Maples Cemetery, Elkmont Maples Cemetery, Jones Crossroads Martin Cemetery Mason Cemetery Massenburg-Henderson Cemetery McClellan Cemetery McCormack Cemetery McCravy Cemetery McCully Cemetery McKinney Cemetery, Ripley McKinney Cemetery, Salem McKinney Cemetery, Tanner Memoral Gardens Menefee Cemetery Milhouse Cemetery Mitchell Cemetery #1, Ardmore Mitchell Cemetery #2, Arcmore Mitchell Cemetery, Salem Montgomery Cemetery Morris Cemetery, Athens Morris Cemetery, Elkmont Motes Cemetery Mount Pisgah Cemetery Murphy Cemetery Murrah Cemetery Myers Cemetery Nebo Church Cemetery Nelson Cemetery New Garden Cemetery New Hope Cemetery Nick Davis Cemetery Nobil Cemetery O"Neal Cemetery Oak Grove Cemetery Oakland Cemetery Oal Baptist Cemetery Old German Cemetery Parker Cemetery Payne Cemetery Peebles Cemetery Peete Cemetery Pettusville Church Cemetery Piney Chapel Cemetery Polly Malone Cemetery Poplar Creek Cemetery, Cairo Poplar Creek Cemetery, Ripley Proctor Cemetery Pryor Cemetery Quarter Lot Cemetery Ragland Cemetery Rambo Cemetery Reunior Cemetery Riddle Cemetery Ripley Cemetery Robertson Cemetery Robinson Cemetery Roden Cemetery Roselawn Cemetery Round Island Cemetery Saint Mark Cemetery Salem Cemetery Sanderson Cemetery Sandin Cemetery Scrouge Cemetery Sherbert Cemetery Shoemaker Cemetery Slave Cemetery Smith Cemetery, Elkmont Smith Cemetery, Salem Smith Cemetery, Union Hill Spence Cemetery Stewart Cemetery Sunny Hill Cemetery Tanner Cemetery Tate Cemetery Tedd Cemetery Temperance Oak Cemetery Thach Cemetery, Decatur Thach Cemetery, Mason Ridge Thoms B. Collier Cemetery Thomas Chappel Malone Cemetery Tillery Cemetery Townsend Cemetery Townsend-Taylor Cemetery Turner Cemetery Union Hill Cemetery Valley Vies Cemetery Vernon Cemetery Wallace Cemetery,Cairo Wallace Cemetery, Jones Crossroads Walnut Grove Cemetery Walton Cemetery Weir Blair Cemetery (historical), Cairo Weir Cemetery Wesley Chapel Cemetery #1, Capshaw Welsey Chapel Cemetery #2, Capshaw West Cemetery Wid Legg Cemetery Wiggins Cemetery Williams Cemetery Withers Cemetery Witty Cemetery #1, Salem Witty Cemetery #2, Salem Woodsides Cemetery Wooley Cemetery Yarbrough Cemetery, Cairo Yarbrough Cemetery, Ridpley Zeitler Cemetery To volunteer to transcribe (walk and record) an Limestone County cemetery, please email Alabama TTP manager Let's work together in this endeavor! This Project is about remembering our dead and preserving our history!!! Register to transcribe--volunteer to walk and record-- an Alabama cemetery by sending me a message giving the NAME OF THE CEMETERY, the COUNTY, and the NAME(S) OF THE PERSON/PEOPLE who will be doing the transcribing. If you have already transcribed cemetery data and would like for your work to become part of this project, just let me know. Or, help out by going to your local church or mortuary and getting a copy of their cemetery records. Partial cemetery transcriptions are also welcome! For every 1,000 people using this site there is about one new volunteer. There are two ways to register a cemetery with the Project. The best way is to use our Cemetery Registration Form. Registration Form By registering, you are volunteering to transcribe (walk and record) a cemetery. If your browswer does not support forms, you can send me a message telling me the name of the cemetery, the county and state where the cemetery is located and the names of the people who will be doing the transcribing. Alabama Tombstone Project Manager Carolyn Golowka Longmont, Colorado Please use "Cemetery Registration - AL" as the subject line of your message. Cemetery files in .txt format should be submitted to Carolyn Golowka Other file formats: I will do my best to convert your files to plain text format. Whenever possible, try to go to: File/Save As/ then change the format to text (.txt) which will expedite posting of your cemetery. SORRY, CAROLYN CANNOT HELP YOU WITH ANY PERSONAL RESEARCH About This Project Getting Started How To Join Register VA Marker Program Tombstone Page Index of States Alabama Counties Page This page was last updated - -Thursday, 30-Aug-2001 15:43:59 MDT Would you like to be notified when this page changes? This service provided by URL-Minder. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Copyright © Pamela Brown Reid, 1997-1999

Please delete me from your address. Thanks Patricia Gregory trishg@tds.net

Hi All, Any information on William B. KIRKLAND family would most appreciated. William was born in VA in 1790, married Abbitha Elizabeth BUSH on 28, November 1850 [she was 13 or 14 years old] sired seven children before he died in 1884. They lived in Madison Crossroads, Madison County, AL for at least the length of their marriage. He was buried there, Abbitha lived until 1912. Children: Benjamin Franklin Kirkland b. 7 March 1855 Mary Jane Elizabeth married 1. Jacques Morse Vettiner 2. Jack Freeman Alice Elizabeth married W.S.Rout Virginia Elizabeth married James Freeman Ella M. [Margaret ?] married J. Simon Collier Joseph Kirkland Madgre B Kirkland Do you recognise anyone? Any help appreciated. God Bless You and Yours, Good Luck and Happy Hunting, Sue in Texas USA

The Whitworth Family Reunion representing Whitworths and Whitworth related surnames from all over the world is being held in Nashville, Tennessee, 10-14 Oct 2001 at the Holiday Inn Express Hotel on Donelson Pike at I-40 (Airport exit). A great time will be had by all and all interested persons are invited to attend. A comprehensive session is scheduled for 13 Oct 2001 where a variety of interesting speakers will be lecturing on various topics. Interested persons can obtain flyers and additional program data by calling writing faxing or emailing a request to the undersigned. Malchiga C. Whitworth 2998 Elm Hill Road Nashville, Tenn. 37214 TEL and 24 hr fax 615-883-1291 Email: whit@thepentagon.com

Moon Sammons Thanks Nancy Moon

John B. Smith came from PA to AL in about 1880 - 1885. Have very little information. Daughter, Maud Smith married Robert Simeon Clark and moved to Texas. Daughter, Edna I. Clark married Henry and stayed in Madison Co., AL. Jackie West

I am researching Bennett, Culp and McMullin in Madison County. Gilford Bennett married to Eliza Jane Culp Fredrick Moses Bennett married to Mary Ann McMullin Jane Vining

Johnnie D. Preston, Ethel Mears, Jesse Sanders, Mary Violet Parton, Mattie Evans Jeannie Neutze Preston