This is quoted in full from another list: I received the following email which noted a proposed large increase in fees from the National Archives and Records Administration (effective THIS September). The biggest change will be in the military pension records. We will no longer be able to request just 20 pages or so for $10. We will HAVE to pay for the WHOLE file and it will cost $40 !! Here is a summary of the increases (go to the sites to see for yourself: Proposed fees at: http://www.nara.gov/nara/fees-pro.html and current fees at: http://webgopher.nara.gov/11/about/cfr/public/1258.txt): DATES: Comments must be received by June 26, 2000. ADDRESSES: Submit comments to the Regulation Comment Desk (NPLN), Room 4100, National Archives at College Park, 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD 20740-6001. Comments may also be faxed to (301)713-7270. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Nancy Allard on (301)713-7360. PROPOSED NEW FEES (with current cost in brackets): - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Type of record and order form Price - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- (1) Passenger arrival lists (order form NATF Form 81).......... $17.25 [was $10] (2) Federal Census requests (order form NATF Form 82).......... $17.50 [was $6] (3) Eastern Cherokee applications to the Court of Claims (order $17.50 [was $10] form NATF Form 83)............................................ (4) Land entry records (order form NATF 84).................... $17.75 [was $10] (5) Bounty land warrant application files (order form NATF Form $17.25 [?? was $10 ??] 85)........................................................... (6) Pension files more than 75 years old (order form NATF Form $40.00 [was $10 for up to 20 pages] 85) will ONLY send WHOLE file may be 100+ plus pages................. (7) Military service files more than 75 years old (order form $17.00 [was $10] NATF Form 86)................................................. (a) Certification: $6. [was $10] (b) Electrostatic copying (in order to preserve certain records which are in poor physical condition, NARA may restrict customers to photographic or microfilm copies instead of electrostatic copies): Service Fee (1) Paper-to-paper copies (up to and including 11 in. by 17 $0.15 per copy. [was $0.10 per copy] in.) made by the customer on a NARA self-service copier. - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ---------------------------------- (2) Paper-to-paper copies (up to and including 11 in. by 17 $0.50 per copy. [was $0.50 per copy or $10 for] in.) made by NARA staff. [1st 20 & $5 ea. adtl. block of 20] - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ---------------------------------- (3) Oversized electrostatic copies......................... $2.70 per linear foot. [same] - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ---------------------------------- (4) Electrostatic copies (22 in. by 34 in.)................ $2.70 per copy. [same] - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ---------------------------------- (5) Microfilm or microfiche to paper copies made by the $0.30 per copy. [was $0.25 per copy] customer on a NARA self-service copier. (6) Microfilm or microfiche to paper copies made by NARA $1.90 per copy. [was $1.75 per copy] staff. (c) Original negative microfilm (paper-to-microfilm): $0.70 per image. [was $10 for 1st 15 & $14 ea. adtl. block of 20] (d) Diazo microfiche duplication: $2.50 per fiche. [was $2.10 per fiche] (e) Self-service video copying in the Motion Picture, Sound and Video Research Room: Service Fee - (1) Initial 90-min use of video copying station with 120- $9.75. [was $20] minute videocassette. (2) Additional 90-minute use of video copying station with $6.25. [was $14] no videocassette. - (3) Blank 120-minute VHS videocassette..................... $3.50. [was $6] (f) Self-service Polaroid prints: $5.75 per print. [was $9] (g) Unlisted processes: For reproductions not covered by this fee schedule, see also Sec. 1258.4. Fees for other reproduction processes are computed upon request.

Posted on: Monroe Co. Al Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Monroe?read=777 Surname: Anderson, Lloyd ------------------------- I am looking for any information about Sallie Anderson who married John Lloyd on April 15, 1886 in Monroe County.

Hi List, Hopefully, someone out there can help me. I am looking for any information that might be out there for a Harry F. Beighlie who died in September of 1966. He was last known to be in Beatrice, Monroe County, Alabama. I most want the information on his obituary. Thank You, Deborah

Posted on: Monroe Co. Al Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Monroe?read=775 Surname: HAWKINS ------------------------- Further to my 5-12-2000 quierie. Would be interest in contacting other persons who might be working on the HAWKINS FAMILY out of MONROE CO, AL

Posted on: Monroe Co. Al Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Monroe?read=774 Surname: moniac, boone, tate, dreisback, harris, powell, stabler ------------------------- my mother has a lot of info on the above names in monroe county

There are some Fore's from Monroe Co., AL in the genealogy here. <A HREF="http://home.att.net/~jw.middleton/index.htm">Click here: The Middleton Travels Home Page</A> http://home.att.net/~jw.middleton/index.htm

Posted on: Monroe Co. Al Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Monroe?read=767 Surname: Davis, Bradley, Wainright, Broughton, Way ------------------------- Seeking parents and siblings of George S. Bradley and Mary Ann Davis who were married in Monroe County in 1848. Mary Ann was living in Escambia County, Al in 1870 with Mary Broughton and Sarah Reynolds. Mary Ann Davis Bradley and her son Joseph moved to Creola, Al. where Joseph married Carrie/Caroline Lister.

Hello I am looking for JOINERS in Monroe al ... *** JANET****

Posted on: Monroe Co. Al Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Monroe?read=762 Surname: HAWKINS ------------------------- Is anyone working on the descendants of John HAWKINS who lived in Monroe Co, Al in 1830 - 40 - 50?. If so, I would appreciateyour contacting meand perhaps we could help each other. Thanks.

Posted on: Monroe Co. Al Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Monroe?read=761 Surname: FORE, SANDERS, ANDRESS, HIXON, BUTLER, SCARBOROUGH, NOBLES ------------------------- I have a Daniel Fore born 1843 who married a Mary R. McWilliams on 1-7-1866 at Zion Baptist Church in Monroe County. I believe her father to be Rev. John McWilliams who married most of Daniel and Smitha Fore's children including the above Daniel. Rev. McWilliams was the pastor of Zion Baptist Church. His brother, Wooten C. McWilliams married Daniel Sr's daughter, Elizabeth Ann Fore in 1843. I find Rev. McWilliams listed throughout the Fore weddings. I don't know if he would be the father of your Mary. There is a town of McWilliams in Wilcox County also. Hope this helps.

Someone was looking for Durden family a while back. If you are the one, please contact me. Emma in NM Epanske@aol.com

Old Huntsville Land Office Records & Military Warrants 1810-1854 By Marilyn Davis Barefield $26.00

--- "Ms. Johnson" <diva1@dnaco.net> wrote: > Old Huntsville > Land Office Records > & Military Warrants > 1810-1854 > By > Marilyn Davis Barefield > $26.00 > > >Ms Johnson Can you give us a source of supply Thank You Robert S OWEN __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/

test to make sure I am still on the active list I am sorry for the inconvenience

Hi, I received this information today, I thought I would pass it along to anyone who is interested. There will be an organizational meeting of the Red Hills Cemetery committee held Saturday May13 from 9:30 trhough lunch. Please bring food & drink for yourself and some yard working tools if you plan to clean around the graves. A major purpose of this meeting is to discuss the formation of a cemetery preservation committee. This project cannot proceed withour interest from a broad-based group. If you areunable to attend on this date but are interested in being part of this committee, please contact Teresa Johnson at swjohnson@mindspring.com ~~~~~~~~~~ Cindy McCoy

List, With the posting of the 2 new cemeteries, I am reminded of trying to locate a resting place of my g-g-gm, Mary (Mace) CRAWFORD. Could someone tell me if many people were sent back to their original place of birth? It would seem to me that it would have been almost impossible back in those days, but ... Not knowing their church connections, wondered if anyone knows what churches were in the area near this property? East half of the North West quarter of Section Twelve (12) in Township Nine (9) of Range Seven (7) East District of ? Land Office Cahaba for 79.75 acres Would appreciate any help on info concerning churches records or other sources that might help. Thank you for your help, Winkie CRAWFORD R WinkieFL@aol.com

I am looking for any data on an Ada Gaskey born about 1867. Her mother was Caroline (Simpkins) Covin Gaskey. Her mother was married first to Joseph S. Covin and he died 1866 and Caroline married James W. Gaskey 1866. Ada Gaskey was on the 1870 Monroe census age 4, with Caroline Gaskey and family. Janie

I would like to thank Joyce and Mrs. Ginger Powell & Ms Betty McIntyre for their work on these cemeteries, especially the John Jenkins cemetery. This cemetery was originally the Henderson Cemetery. My GGGGG grandfather was Alexander Henderson, and he and his son-in-law Reuben ADCOCK, (my GGGG grandfather) donated the land for the Henderson Methodist Church and cemetery apparently back in the 1820's but due to the courthouse fire in 1832 they resubmitted this deed again in the 1840's. My wife and I have been there twice in the last 18 months and were unsuccessful both times in trying to find this cemetery. It appears though that no one else is having in difficulty in finding it though. A big THANK YOU again to you folks! Mark

Posted on: Monroe Co. Al Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Monroe?read=740 Surname: JOEL JOINER ------------------------- JOEL JOINER ,WILLIAM JOEL JOINER , EUGENE FARRIS JOINER ,

Joyce, Thanks for posting the 2 Eliska cemeteries. I have a question about the John Jenkins Cemetery. In going over what little history that I have on the church that was once located near the cemetery I couldn't find the name John Jenkins mentioned. I had thought that it was the Henderson Methodist Church &Cemetery. So that I can put it in my data, who was John Jenkins and why was the cemetery named for him? Thank you. Claris Cindy McCoy wrote: > Hi, > I just wanted to let you know that Joyce Smith sent in 2 cemeteries from the > Eliska area, and they are posted on the Monroe county web site. > http://www.rootsweb.com/~almonroe > > Thanks Joyce!! > > ~~~~~~~~~~ > Cindy McCoy > > ==== ALMONROE Mailing List ==== > **** The Monroe County Mailing list is now archived > at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ALMONROE-L