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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Gay, Pugh Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HU.2ADI/1549.1 Message Board Post: I'm looking for information on Elizabeth and her family also. I suspect she is the mother of my ancestor Solomon Gay. Solomon was married to one of Mastin Pugh's daughters, and there are several connections between Elizabeth's sons (John and William) and the Pugh family. Have you found Eliz. on the 1860 & 70 censuses? I have found a Butler Co. marriage between a Jesse Ring and an Elizabeth Gay. Do you know if this is 'our' Elizabeth? Thanks! Linda M.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HU.2ADI/1594 Message Board Post: Looking for information on Jim Stallworth born abt. 1883 in Monroe Alabama. Jim died 2/6/1954 and is buried in Amity Cemetary in Alabama.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HU.2ADI/837.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: The copy I have of the Bible has James Whasington Jones was born the 16th Aug 1829. The next listed is Lizbeth Jones was borne the 24 Feb 1832. I don't know of any reason it might not be your James Washington Jones and now after reading your post I wonder if the Lizabeth listed next could be his wife. Do you know when she was born or what year? I don't know what happened to any of these listed in the Bible except H G Jones and Eddie Jones ( William Edward). There is at least one more buried in the cemetery at Buena Vista. The story handed down on that one(I think it is Thomas) he fought in the Civil War and walked home from Virginia. Other than that I have no trace of the others. McWilliams is around 20 to 30 miles from Sedan. I cannot remember what I posted. Did I list the names in the Bible? If I did are there any of the other names listed nearby on the census? As soon as I get some time I will do more investigating.email me and I will be glad to email you a cop! y of the orginal Bible copy.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Middleton, Rikard, Jones, Nettles, Dailey, Watson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HU.2ADI/1593 Message Board Post: Wilborn Wilburn Middleton Buena Vista, AL area Just wondering if anyone has information on him. I keep finding pictures of him in with pictures of my relatives and trying to determine what the relationship is.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HU.2ADI/837.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I have always seen Elizabeth's birth listed as 1833, so that could very well be her.JW's parents were John Alison and Elizabeth Stacey (the Pintlala branch of Steve Stacey's family) Jones. I woiuld love for you to email me a copy of the Bible record to [email protected] Thanks and look forward to more note comparisons.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HU.2ADI/837.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Becky, I have a James Washington Jones in my line. His parents were married in Montgomery, Al in 1823. He, according to family lore, was born around 1830. He married Farby (Feraby) Elizabeth Williams in Greenville, Alabama in 1853. The next info I have is land and 1860 census records in Coffeville in Clarke County. After the War, for some reason, they move to near McWilliams where he died in 1873. At that point, the family sell the Clarke County place and some of the family move to Texas. The only reason I can figure why they did not stay in Clarke County after the War would have been to be near family. Is Sedan near McWilliams? Do you think that My James Washington could be the same one in your family bible?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: PACKER, SNELL Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HU.2ADI/1592 Message Board Post: Anyone know anything about Seneca Packer and his wife Dora (Theodora) Snell Packer? They lived in Monroe/Conecuh county in the mid too late 1800's and were close friends w/ my family, the Robinsons. rying to figure out if they were kin? Was Seneca Packer of Native American descent?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: ROBINSON, BROWN Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HU.2ADI/1591 Message Board Post: Anyone with any onfo on Passarias "Rias" Robinson and wife, Lucinda Henderson, their children, William Littleton "Dock" Robinson and wife, Harriett Annette Brown ( her mother was Susan Brown, GA, unknown father). , John James Robinson (conf. veteran), Frances Robinson Reeeves, Saphronia Rias Robinson who married John Angle.These people lived in conecuh/monroe county in the mid to late 1800's and are found on several census'. Really need info on Passyrias "Rias" Robinson. Cant seem to find his parentage. Thanks!

I'm interested in learning more about this George Washington Lee, who fought in the 33rd Ala. Inf. Co. D, along with my g-gf Elkanah L. Black. If you have marriage, death, burial, or any other information on ANY of the following people, please reply. Thank you very much. Cheryll Sumner ----------------------------------- Last Name: Lee First Name: George MI: Washington Date of Birth: 1836/01/00 Birth Information: Alabama, Butler County, Greenville Date of Death: Death Information: Discharge Date: Discharge Information: Branch: Regimental Unit: Company Unit: Co. Unit Name: Pension Rec: Authority: Census Tax Assessor, Monroe County 1907 & 08. Marital Status: Occupation: Enlistment Date: 1861/07/00 Enlistment Information: Age 25. Alabama, Georgiana. Private. Engagements: Served Until The Close Of The War. Engage. con't: Remarks: This man came after the book was made and this is why he is not at the proper place. Remarks con't: Address 1907: Excell, Alabama ---------------------------------------------- Last Name: Lee First Name: G. MI: W. Date of Birth: Birth Information: Date of Death: Death Information: Discharge Date: 1865/04/00 Discharge Information: Branch: Regimental Unit: 33rd Alabama Regiment Company Unit: D Co. Unit Name: Pension Rec: Yes Authority: Alabama Pension #16669 filed in Monroe County by G. W. Lee. Marital Status: Occupation: Enlistment Date: 1861/07/00 Enlistment Information: Alabama, Greenville. Private. Engagements: Engage. con't: Remarks: Witnesses: A. L. Palmer and R. B. Mills. ---------------------------------- Lee, George to Hawsey, Joyce S. - Feb 28, 1867 Conecuh Co. Ala. (I'm not sure this is the right George Lee, but the date fits. Also, my g-gm's sister Permelia LEE married Henry Douglas who was living next door to the Hawsey family in Conecuh Co. in 1850.) ------------------------------------- George W. Lee and wife Saphronia were next door to my g-gps Elizabeth LEE Black and Elkanah L. Black in Georgiana, Butler Co., Ala. in 1880. 1880 Georgiana, Butler Co. Ala. Geo. W. LEE Self M Male W 40 AL Farmer SC SC [born 1840] Saphrona LEE Wife M Female W 33 AL Keeping House AL AL [born 1847--HAWSEY?] Alice F. LEE Dau S Female W 10 AL AL AL Lizzie LEE Dau S Female W 7 AL --- --- Lula LEE Dau S Female W 6 AL --- --- [Lucinda--mar. Philip Seldon COLEMAN] Willie LEE Son S Male W 2 AL --- --- Year: 1880; Census Place: Georgiana, Butler, Alabama; Roll: T9_4; Family History Film: 1254004; Page: 459.4000; Enumeration District: 41; Image: 0478. --------------------------- Deed Book 2, p. 95 Received for record Dec. 3, 1884 *George W. and Safrona LEE sold to *E.L. BLACK (my g-gf) 80 acres for $250 in Section 7, T. 8N, R. 13E Nov. 29, 1884 Signed George W. LEE (his mark) and Safrona LEE (her mark) attest J.M.Y SELLERS M. E. SELLERS J.R.E. SELLERS, J.P. *************** 1900 Monroe Co. Alabama Census, Part of Precinct 3 June 20, 1900, ED 158 Sheet 10B 177/177 Lee, George W. head w m Jany 1836 64 M 32 years Ala. SC SC Farmer Saphrona wife w f Mch 1850 50 M32 years 9/8 Ala. Ala. Ala. Matilda dau w f Aug 1882 17 Joseph C. son Dec. 1884 15 Oscah son Dec. 1886 13 Samuel son w m Dec 1889 10 Coleman, Lucinda dau w f Jany 1875 M8yrs 1/1 Noah S. Gr-Son w m Mch 1893 [near Phillips, Stinson, Melton, and Huggins families from Butler Co.] Several families left Butler Co. and moved to the areas of Excel and Frisco City in the late 1800s. ----------------------------- 1907 Census of Confederate Veterans Residing in Monroe County, Alabama Lee, George Washington-b.JAN 1836, Greenville, Butler Co, AL. Pvt. Co D 33d AL ------------------ 1910 Monroe Co. Ala. Census, Precinct 14, Jones Mill, May 2 & 3, 1910, ED 133 161/161 Lee, Geo. head m w 74 M41yrs Ala. SC SC Farmer Saphona wife f w 55 M41yrs Ala. Ala. Ala. Coleman, Lula dau f w 33 Divorced 1/1 Ala Ala Ala #156 Lee, Joe age 26 (alone) Image Source: Year: 1910; Census Place: Jones Mill, Monroe, Alabama; Series: T624; Roll: 25; Page: 197A; Enumeration District: 133; Part: 4; Line: 6. Name: Joe Lee Age in 1910: 26 Estimated birth year: abt 1884 Precinct 3, May 11, 1910 p. 168 ED 120 Sheet 21A 314/318 Lee, Oscar head w m 24 M1 3yrs Ala Ala Ala Farmer Sallie wife f w 25 M1 3yrs 2/2 Robert son 2 Oscar R. son 5/12 *Sam brother w m 22 Farmer Birthplace: Alabama Home in 1910: Jones Mill, Monroe, Alabama Race: White Gender: Male Image Source: Year: 1910; Census Place: Jones Mill, Monroe, Alabama; Series: T624; Roll: 25; Page: 201A; Enumeration District: 133; Part: 4; Line: 1. Name: ***Noah Coleman Age in 1910: 18 Estimated birth year: abt 1892 Birthplace: Alabama Home in 1910: Jones Mill, Monroe, Alabama Race: White Gender: Male hired man in WC Meachem family HH ----------------------------- Name: Wash Lee [possibly George Washington Lee???] Death Date: ?3 Feb 1920? Death County: Monroe Volume: 22 Roll: 2 Page #: 10682 -------------------------------------- 1920 Monroe Co. Ala. Census Precinct 14, Jones Mill, Feb 5th, 1920, ED 155, Sheet 12B 226/245 Lee, Joe C. head m w 37 Ala Ala Ala Farmer Lula wife f w 25 J. V. son 10 Isabella dau 8 Joe C. son 7 Sallie dau 4 ?/12 George W. son 1 2/12 227/246 Lee, Sam head m w 32 Ala Ala Ala Farmer Claudie wife 27 Robert son 3 ?/12 Oskie son 8/12 Donia? Mother 75 widow [Hugh Hines next door with wife Matilda right age to be Matilda Lee???] 1920 Monroe Co. Ala. Precinct 14 Jones Mill, Feb. 11th, 1920 ED 155, Sheet 17A, p. 259 334 Lee Sallie head 33 Widow Ala. Ala. Ala. Farmer Robert son 11 Roy 10 Byrd, Mary A. 63 widow Precinct 13, Jeddo, January 17th-19th, 1920 ED 152, Sheet 10B 195/197 Coalman, Noah head m w 25 Ala Ala Ala Farmer Alice wife f w 20 Irean dau 6 Lula dau 3 7/12 Fronie dau 1 11/12 Coleman, Lula mother 45 widow ------------------------------------- 1930 Monroe Co. Ala. Census, Precinct 14, Jones Mill, April 25, 1930, ED 22, Sheet 19B 366/366 Lee, Joe C. head m w 47 Mar at 24 Ala Ala Ala Farmer Lula wife f w 36 Mar. at 15 Joe C. Jr. 16 Sally S. 14 George W. 11 Jessie A. 9 John R. son 7 368/368 Lee, Sam head m w 39 Mar. at 26 Ala Ala Farmer Claudie L wife 36 Mar at 18 Robert S. 12 Otha D. 9 Katie S. dau 7 Roy J. 5 Essie J. 3 R. V. son 6/12 William J. son 6/12 Precinct 14 Jones Mill, April 1930 ED 22, Sheet 10B 205/205 Craft, Leslie W. head m w 37 Mar first at 19 Farmer [Croft?] Sallie wife 44 Mar. first at 22 [widow of Oscar LEE] Sylvia C. dau 3 6/12 Lee, Robert W. Step son m w 22 Waiter Cafe Byrd, Mary A. mother-in-law 76 Wd. Mar. first at 17 ----- Precinct 13 Jeddo, April 8th, 1930, ED 20, Sheet 8A, p. 260 82/82 Coleman, Noah S. head m w 38 Mar at 19 Ala Ala Ala Farmer Alice wife 35 Mar at 17 Irene dau 17 Lula dau 14 Frone? dau 12 George Son 11 Jenrieta? dau 6 10/12 Woodrow son 4 6/12 Ester dau 3 Harvey son 1 2/12 ---------------------- Name: Noah Coleman SSN: 419-20-2977 Last Residence: 36445 Frisco City, Monroe, Alabama, United States of America Born: 31 Mar 1893 Died: Oct 1972 State (Year) SSN issued: Alabama (Before 1951 ) ---------------------- SAM LEE 26 Dec 1888 Apr 1967 36445 (Frisco City, Monroe, AL) (none specified) 423-36-8524 Alabama SS-5 Letter ----------------------- Name: Joseph C Lee Death Date: 14 Oct 1957 Death County: Monroe Volume: 44 Certificate: 21773 Roll: 6 ------------------------ possibility Name: Lula Coleman Death Date: 17 Sep 1950 Death County: Monroe Volume: 38 Certificate: 18683 Roll: 5 [If correct Lula, where was she in 1930?]

Dear List, I am so sorry my query regarding Thomas WILSON is a lot of unreadable junk. Can't imagine what caused the problem unless there was trouble with the copied portions from Ancestry. Please allow me me to try again and type in the pertinent information. I am trying to locate any descendants, or any researchers, of a Thomas WILSON, J.P., who performed the marriage ceremony for his daughter, Martha, and Mahabel (aka Mahalaleel) CRAWFORD on Feb 1837 per marriage record from Probate Judge's Office in Monroe Co, AL Below are the only statistics, I've found for Thomas WILSON, but do have his LW&T dated 1846. Heirs named in this will are three (3) children of Martha CRAWFORD (Dec'd before 1845). Item 6th: I (Thomas Wilson, my parathesis) give to my three Grand Children Eliza Crawford James Crawford and Nancy Crawford children of Martha W. Crawford dec'd. fifty dollars Each to be paid by my Executors as they come of age. 1830 & 1840 census Monroe Co, AL for Thomas WILSON 1830: Wilson, Thomas, Unkn Townships, Monroe Co, AL Roll: M19_2 Page 29 Image 56 (on Ancestry) Males: 2(3?) 10-under 15 Females: 1 10-15 1 40-50 1 15-20 1 40-50 1840: Wilson, Thomas, Unkn Township, Monroe Co, AL Males: 1 20-30 Females: 1 20-30 1 50-60 1 50-60 LW&T of Thomas Wilson listed two sons as heirs(H. T. & R. T. Wilson). Wife's given name not stated in will. Thomas didn't appear in the 1850 Census, but the WILSON below may be one of the sons (Found on ANCESTRY) 1850 U.S. Fed Census: Home in 1850, Not stated, Monroe, AL WILSON, Robert T., 31 BirthYear (1850, '31') b abt 1819 NC, Farmer $500. Rebecca, wife, 29, b SC Children: John, b b AL; Lucy (?), 5 b AL; Mary E., 2 b AL Image 120 on Ancestry--not found on 1860 Ancestry or Heritage Quest Thank you for your help with any information regarding this family. Sincerely, Winkie CRAWFORD Robinson

Dear List,        I am trying to locate any descendants, or any researchers, of a Thomas Wilson, J. P., who performed the marriage ceremony for his daughter, Martha, and Mahabel (aka Mahalaleel) CRAWFORD on 07 Feb 1837.        Below are all that I've been able to find for Thomas Wilson, but do have his lw&t dated 1846. In it he named as heirs children of Martha Crawford's (Thomas' Dau, dec'd): Item 6th  I give to my three Grand Children Eliza Crawford James Crawford and Nancy Crawford children of Martha W. Crawford dec'd. fifty dollars Each to be paid by my Executors as they come of age"     These are my findings for Thomas Wilson in 1830 & 1840 census in Monroe Co, AL: 1830 US Fed Cen for Name:      Willson, Thomas    Unkn Townships,  Monroe Co, AL     Roll:    M19_2      Page: 29   Image:  56 (On Ancestry)         Males:                                Female: 2(3?) 10-under 15                    1     10-15 1       40-50                            1     15-20                                              1     40-50           1840 United States Federal Census records matching your search for Thomas Wilson Name:      Wilson, Thomas   Unkn Townships, Monroe Co, AL     Roll: M704_11     Page:  239     Image:  79 (Ancestry)            Male:                        Female: 1     20-30                   1     20-30 1     50-60                   1     50-60               Thomas Wilson's lw&t also named 2 sons as heirs- ( H. T. & R. T. Wilson). Thomas did not state his wife's given name. I have found one son, Robert T. Wilson, in 1850: 1850 United States Federal Census records matching your search for Thomas Wilson        Home in 1850, Not Stated, Monroe, AL Robert T Wilson, 31,    BirthYear (1850, '31');1818    North Carolina    Male Page:    60    Roll:  M432_11            Would love to hear from anyone descended from this family, or anyone with information on this family. Any and all help would be appreciated.        Sincerely, Winkie CRAWFORD Robinson     

Hi, I would like to correspond with anyone who is researching these Thorton and Manning families of Monroe County. Asa B. Thorton (1788-1843) married Nancy Collier (1792-1860). Their son John A. Thorton (1815) married Sally Sills (1817). Sally is my paternal gggrandaunt. John A. and Sally Sills Thorton's son John E.(1836-1917) married Elizabeth Manning. John E. and my grandfather Alfred Bennett Roberson fought and were captured together in the War Between the States. Elizabeth Manning (1839-1901) was the daughter of Minerva McFerren (1812-) and William H. Manning (1800-). William H. Manning was the son of Patricia Hardy and William T. Manning. The above mentioned Sally Sills Thorton was the daughter of Clement and Elizabeth Thorton Sills. I am trying to learn what the relationship was between Elizabeth Thorton's family and Asa B. Thorton's family. These people lived in Monroe County/ Butler County/Wilcox County, Al. Any info will be greatly appreciated. Freda Roberson Noble Researching: Roberson/Robinson, Wright, Ingram, Sills, Canterberry, Thorton, Bonner, Regan, Sims, Carter, Boles

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: BIGGER, MCCANTS Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HU.2ADI/1589 Message Board Post: Margaret Elizabeth McCants (1849-1913) was the daughter of Thomas & Mary A. McCANTS. She married George J. BIGGER 16 Oct 1873 in Monroe County, AL. In 1900 she (a widow) and her children were living with her brother, Robert (a widower). Children include: Lella, Wallace, Maggie, Robert who married Hardy Hayles (moved to FL), Minnie C., and Annie Mae. Is anyone else familiar with this family? Thanks.

Need some help, if you have Monroe Co info (Kay, are you there?). Looking for info on Menan Coleman and wife, Argent Jackson Coleman. Were in Monroe Co early 1800s -- Old Salem Baptist Church, then moved to a new church, and then on to Conecuh Co. It is thought (but not verified) that they died in the 1840s pneumonia epidemic in Conecuh -- perhaps they were taken back to Monroe for burial? (A Piney Coleman married the minister of that new church in Monroe -- and she may have been their daughter, and perhaps took her folks back home for burial?) Have searched Conecuh cemetery records and Escambia Co, AL records. Cannot find them, but they could be in unmarked graves or on private property. Any help would be appreciated! Faye

Debbie, It has also been awhile since I was involved with Joseph SIZEMORE and his daughter, Josephine, and I will have to go back through my files on some of this to see if our research came to the same conclusions on the HARRIS/HOLLINGER. However, right off the bat I still have the same two questions: (1) Who is William SAGER and (2) who is Lavicey, his wife (with documentation and/or sources as to why it is believed she is either a Hayles or a Harris or someone else entirely.) Thanks, Evelyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Possum" <[email protected]> To: "Evelyn" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 12:28 PM Subject: Re: [ALMONROE-L] 1850 Census -Harris/Sager/Sizemore > Good Afternoon Monroe Cty! > > William Sager married Lavicey Lavicia Levitia (last name unknown could be > HAYLES) HARRIS July 23, 1838 in Monroe County. Lavicey Lavicia Levitia was > first married to JOHN HARRIS in 1827 together they had 3 children. > ELIZABETH, JOHN, ROBERT > > ELIZABETH HARRIS married Joseph Sizemore abt 1847 they had a daughter > JOSEPHINE SIZEMORE b 1848 > ELIZABETH HARRIS SIZEMORE then married Jefferson Hollinger November 11, > 1852 and they had a son named Adam. > > WILLIAM SAGER married Sarah Ann Hayles HARRIS (first wife of ROBERT HARRIS > son of Lavicey Lavicia Levitia and JOHN HARRIS) April 03, 1862 together > she and WILLIAM SAGER had 4 children, Johnson, Sarah, Lewis and Josephine. > > WILLIAM SAGER and Lavicey had no children together. > > It is unknown who the parents of JOHN HARRIS born about 1800 were or his > true place of birth. I have been unable to pen his history down. If > anyone has seen his parents please let me know. > > I am connected to these folks via there son ROBERT HARRIS and SARAH ANN > HAYLES - there son WILLIAM HARRIS who married JANE BARLOW there son > WILLIAM HARRIS who married ELMYRA BOHANNON. > > Hope this helps if you see anything incorrect please let me know. It's > been a few years since I've looked at the family files. > > Thanks > Debbie > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Evelyn" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 10:30 AM > Subject: [ALMONROE-L] 1850 Census -Harris/Sager/Sizemore > > >> Sue, >> I never did see a reply as to whether or not the HARRIS family living >> with Wm. SAGER on the 1850 census that Grant Johnston posted in reply to >> your request for a lookup several days ago. If this was the correct >> HARRIS, do you know who Wm. SAGER and wife, Lovicy, are - or does anyone >> else, for that matter? I have misplaced my notes on SAGER and I am >> trying to bring my SIZEMORE file up to date. On the same 1850 census you >> will find Joseph SIZEMORE and wife Elizabeth HARRIS with their daughter, >> Josephine age 3. Also on this census are Susan (STIGGINS) Sysemore and >> son, George next door to Charlotte SIZEMORE Forbes. George and Charlotte >> are the children of Susannah Stiggins and Absolum SIZEMORE. Absolum and >> Joseph SIZEMORE are the sons of Arthur SIZEMORE and Mary BAILEY. On the >> 1860 Monroe Co. census, P.O. Burnt Corn, Sarah HARRIS and her sons >> William age 5 and Nelson age 4 are still living William and Lovicy SAGER. >> Also living with them is Josephine SIZEMORE age 12, d! >> aughter of Joseph and Elizabeth SIZEMORE above. Who are the SAGERs? >> Thanks, >> Evelyn Sizemore Leslie >> Remlap, AL >> >> >> ==== ALMONROE Mailing List ==== >> *****Monroe County Mailing List***** >> To unsubscribe to this list send an email to >> [email protected] and put Unsubscribe in the subject line. >> Listowner Carolyn Golowka at [email protected] >> Monroe County, ALGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~almonroe >> >> >> > >

Good Afternoon Monroe Cty! William Sager married Lavicey Lavicia Levitia (last name unknown could be HAYLES) HARRIS July 23, 1838 in Monroe County. Lavicey Lavicia Levitia was first married to JOHN HARRIS in 1827 together they had 3 children. ELIZABETH, JOHN, ROBERT ELIZABETH HARRIS married Joseph Sizemore abt 1847 they had a daughter JOSEPHINE SIZEMORE b 1848 ELIZABETH HARRIS SIZEMORE then married Jefferson Hollinger November 11, 1852 and they had a son named Adam. WILLIAM SAGER married Sarah Ann Hayles HARRIS (first wife of ROBERT HARRIS son of Lavicey Lavicia Levitia and JOHN HARRIS) April 03, 1862 together she and WILLIAM SAGER had 4 children, Johnson, Sarah, Lewis and Josephine. WILLIAM SAGER and Lavicey had no children together. It is unknown who the parents of JOHN HARRIS born about 1800 were or his true place of birth. I have been unable to pen his history down. If anyone has seen his parents please let me know. I am connected to these folks via there son ROBERT HARRIS and SARAH ANN HAYLES - there son WILLIAM HARRIS who married JANE BARLOW there son WILLIAM HARRIS who married ELMYRA BOHANNON. Hope this helps if you see anything incorrect please let me know. It's been a few years since I've looked at the family files. Thanks Debbie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Evelyn" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 10:30 AM Subject: [ALMONROE-L] 1850 Census -Harris/Sager/Sizemore > Sue, > I never did see a reply as to whether or not the HARRIS family living with > Wm. SAGER on the 1850 census that Grant Johnston posted in reply to your > request for a lookup several days ago. If this was the correct HARRIS, do > you know who Wm. SAGER and wife, Lovicy, are - or does anyone else, for > that matter? I have misplaced my notes on SAGER and I am trying to bring > my SIZEMORE file up to date. On the same 1850 census you will find Joseph > SIZEMORE and wife Elizabeth HARRIS with their daughter, Josephine age 3. > Also on this census are Susan (STIGGINS) Sysemore and son, George next > door to Charlotte SIZEMORE Forbes. George and Charlotte are the children > of Susannah Stiggins and Absolum SIZEMORE. Absolum and Joseph SIZEMORE > are the sons of Arthur SIZEMORE and Mary BAILEY. On the 1860 Monroe Co. > census, P.O. Burnt Corn, Sarah HARRIS and her sons William age 5 and > Nelson age 4 are still living William and Lovicy SAGER. Also living with > them is Josephine SIZEMORE age 12, d! > aughter of Joseph and Elizabeth SIZEMORE above. Who are the SAGERs? > Thanks, > Evelyn Sizemore Leslie > Remlap, AL > > > ==== ALMONROE Mailing List ==== > *****Monroe County Mailing List***** > To unsubscribe to this list send an email to > [email protected] and put Unsubscribe in the subject line. > Listowner Carolyn Golowka at [email protected] > Monroe County, ALGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~almonroe > > >

Sue, I never did see a reply as to whether or not the HARRIS family living with Wm. SAGER on the 1850 census that Grant Johnston posted in reply to your request for a lookup several days ago. If this was the correct HARRIS, do you know who Wm. SAGER and wife, Lovicy, are - or does anyone else, for that matter? I have misplaced my notes on SAGER and I am trying to bring my SIZEMORE file up to date. On the same 1850 census you will find Joseph SIZEMORE and wife Elizabeth HARRIS with their daughter, Josephine age 3. Also on this census are Susan (STIGGINS) Sysemore and son, George next door to Charlotte SIZEMORE Forbes. George and Charlotte are the children of Susannah Stiggins and Absolum SIZEMORE. Absolum and Joseph SIZEMORE are the sons of Arthur SIZEMORE and Mary BAILEY. On the 1860 Monroe Co. census, P.O. Burnt Corn, Sarah HARRIS and her sons William age 5 and Nelson age 4 are still living William and Lovicy SAGER. Also living with them is Josephine SIZEMORE age 12, d! aughter of Joseph and Elizabeth SIZEMORE above. Who are the SAGERs? Thanks, Evelyn Sizemore Leslie Remlap, AL

from the 1850 Monroe Co. census -- note spelling. Wm. Sager could be their step-father or just their employer. 33 398 398 Sager Wm. 45 M Farmer Canida 34 398 398 Sager Lavincey 40 F Geo 5 398 398 Haris John 22 M Laborer Ala 36 398 398 Haris Robert 18 M Laborer Ala You can see the census at: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/monroe/census/1850/pg0024a.txt On 10/3/05, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > Could someone tell me who might do lookups for this list please? I have hit > a stone wall and hope someone might help me locate a William D. Harris birth > around 1850 in Old Texas, Monroe County, ALabama. I do not know who his parent > were and really would like to discover their names. I understand it is > difficult to obtain a birth record a death record in Alabama, is that right? > Please tell me how I might proceed. Thank you, Sue Knudsen in Seattle, Washington > > > ==== ALMONROE Mailing List ==== > ****If your new to the list or you haven't introduced yourself, please do. We are all eager to share and learn about our Monroe County, Alabama Ancestors. > Monroe County, ALGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~almonroe > Listowner Carolyn Golowka at [email protected] > >

Sue, This is posted on the monroe Co. board, maybe you can work back to 1850. Messages posted to this board also appear in the "[email protected]" mailing list. 1900 Special Indian Cenus for Monroe County Alabama Author: Bobby Johnson Date: 16 Feb 2005 12:03 AM GMT Surnames: Phillips, Harris, Barlow, Howell, Parker Classification: Query Post Reply | Mark Unread Report Abuse Print Message I would like to request a lookup if anyone has access to the 1900 Special Indian census for Monroe Co., AL. The family I am looking for is on the regular US Federal census for Monroe Co., AL as follows: 1900 Monroe County, Alabama, 1st Precint Mt. Pleasant Roll 32, Book 2 Page 10 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace HARRIS, Wm. Head M Male 46 W AL AL AL Farmer HARRIS, Jane Wife M Female W 40 AL AL AL HARRIS, Robert Son S Male W 21 AL AL AL HARRIS, William Son S Male W 18 AL AL AL HARRIS, John Son S Male W 16 AL AL AL HARRIS, David Son S Male W 13 AL AL AL HARRIS, Earnest Son S Male W 11 AL AL AL HARRIS, Mattie Dau S Female W 9 AL AL AL HARRIS, Bettie Dau S Female W 7 AL AL AL HARRIS, Nelson Son S Male W 3 AL AL AL HARRIS, Thomas Son S Male W 2 AL AL AL (Nonie Harris was born 18 Feb. 1900 but is not enumerated on the regular census). In the 1910 US Federal Census, Jane Barlow Harris (daughter of Lewis Alexander Barlow and Elizabeth Howell) is listed as Indian as are her children. 1910 Alabama, MONROE, Pct 1, Mt. Pleasant, Roll 25 Book 3, Page 118b HARRIS, William, age 57, white, married 32 years, farmer, cannot read or write, owns his own farm. HARRIS, Jane, age 55, married 32 years, she has born 11 children, all of whom are living. Jane is listed as 1/8 Indian through her mother. HARRIS, John. age 26. Indian, AL HARRIS, David, age 23, Indian, AL HARRIS, Ernest, age 21, Indian, AL HARRIS, Mattie, age 18, Indian, AL HARRIS, Bettie, age 16, Indian, AL HARRIS, Nelson, age 14, Indian, AL HARRIS, Thomas, age 12. Indian, AL HARRIS, Nona, age 10, Indian, AL HARRIS, Dan, age 8, Indian, AL Thanks for any help you can provide. Email direct at: [email protected] On 10/3/05, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > Could someone tell me who might do lookups for this list please? I have hit > a stone wall and hope someone might help me locate a William D. Harris birth > around 1850 in Old Texas, Monroe County, ALabama. I do not know who his parent > were and really would like to discover their names. I understand it is > difficult to obtain a birth record a death record in Alabama, is that right? > Please tell me how I might proceed. Thank you, Sue Knudsen in Seattle, Washington