----- Original Message ----- From: Marilyn Weston To: cmccoy@frontiernet.net Sent: Friday, February 18, 2000 11:08 AM Subject: Mary Eula McCoy and John Morgan Weston In the hopes there might be a connection, we are trying to find something on my husbands grandparents. We have no birth/death dates. They lived in or near Monroeville AL, when my husbands father, Mark Boyd Weston (5/11/1896-10/3/1969) was born there. At the time they would have had 4 other children (2 boys & 2 girls) ages 2, 4, 5 & 9. I do not know if the other children were born in Monroeville also or possibly Jackson AL. We believe it's possible they lived in both places. John Morgan Weston did logging in the area. There was an additional son (b. 1900), a set of twin daughters (1902), and 2 other daughters born (1992 & 1994). We believe John Morgan Weston died in the vicinity of the above, as Mary Eula (McCoy) Weston took the children and went to Bayou La Batre-Coden, AL area and opened an inn/boarding house. Later Years, oldest son, John Morgan Weston (1887-1971) lived in Jackson, AL. Other children lived Bayou La Batre, Mobile, Theodore and Thomasville. No info on McCoy family. All of the children are deceased and all that's left is a few of my husbands generation, and their children and grandchildren. If you possibly have any info on McCoy's or Weston's through you contacts that might help or some suggestions, we would welcome same. Thank you so much in advance.........Mrs. Mark B. Weston Jr. Picayune MS mailto:Marilynw16@hotmail.com

I spoke w/ the Monroeville Journal editor within the past few mos. and he indicated there are plans to make a reprint of the Centennial Edition. However, I am not sure WHICH of the 2 will be reprinted -- more likely the 2nd as it was redone as much of the original information from the 1st ed. wasn't' available. Keep checking on the Monroeville Jrl. site -- find the e-mail link (if there's one) and let them know there are plenty of interested buyers out here! -- Your Obedient Servant, D. A. Bass-Frazier 36th Regiment of Alabama Volunteers & Monroe Co. & other Ala. Genealogy: Visit: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~oldfedrd/

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Dear Winkie, I only have the 1966 Centennial Edition. I do not have an index. Not sure that there is one. It's very time consuming to look for names...have done that several times....so it may take awhile for me to get back to you. I have tried to get the editor to reprint all of the centennial editions, but neither I nor others have had any success. If I see any Crawfords, I will write to you. Freda, Freda and Ted Noble tnoble@mcn.org

Freda, Do you have copies of this Supplemental ed. & the earlier Centennial Ed by the Monroe Journal? Would love to know if there are any CRAWFORDs mentioned in these editions. I am trying to locate relatives of Mahalaleel CRAWFORD. Understand there was a Dr James (John?) CRAWFORD, a relative, who migrated to this area from S.C. Thanks for your help. Winkie CRAWFORD R WinkieFL@aol.com In a message dated 2/17/00 7:19:32 PM Eastern Standard Time, ALMONROE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Hi...a researcher asked me to copy the articles on the Williamson families that can be found in the Centennial Edition of the Monroe Journal, Monroeville, Al., dated May 1, 1969. Below is Part 1. Part 2 follows. Freda >From The Monroe Journal, Centennial Edition -1866-1969, supplemental edition, May 1, 1969: >>

Below is the second article about the Williamson family. It is from the "125th Anniversary Edition of the Monroe Journal, Monroeville, Al., dated Nov. 28, 1991, Section 3, Page 31. I have tried to copy the article exactly as it appears in the copy of the edition. Note that in this article the author writes that John Washington "came to Alabama...with HER older half-brothers..." I think HER should read HIS. Freda "WILLIAMSON MOVED TO SIMPKINSVILLE Teacher came from North Carolina around 1850 and was injured in war John Washington Williamson (1829-66) grew up in the Williamson township of Richmond County, N.C. His mother was Clioe Williamson. He came to Alabama around 1850 with her older half-brothers John and Robert Wright and they settled in northeastern Monroe County near Simpkinsville. He was a school teacher and was injured in the War between the States. Williamson married Amanda Maria Soloman of Bow Hill and they had five children: Thomas Charles, Issac Henry, John Cameron, Cloie Frances and Sara Ellen. He died in 1915 at the age of 83 and is buried in the Bethlehem Cemetery in Old Texas. Many of Williamson's descendants settled in Monroe Cunty and south Alabama. Some of them include (sic) are the following: Thomas Charles Williamson (1855-1916) who married Isabella Lucretia Sirmon (1860-84) in 1882. Their son, Byron Bernice Williamson Sr (1883-1954) married Fannie Mae Brooks (1889-1979) in 1909. They had three children: Benjamin Elmore Williamson of Montgomery who married Anne Turner Nancattow in 1934 and had a daughter, Patricia Anne Williamson, who married Thomas E. Johnston Jr. and had two children, Donna Suzzane Johnston and Mary Elizabeth. Benjamin later married Gladys Cunningham Markham in 1946 and had a son William Ross Williamson who died at birth. Minnie Belle Williamson of Jasper, married Charlie Cole and had a daughter, Mary Ann Cole of Tucker, Ga. She married James Bradley Scott and they had three children: Eric Bradley Scott, Amy Claire Scott and Brian Andrew Scott. Byron Bernice Williamson Jr. of Livingston married Mabel Lucile Wesley in 1944. They had five children: Byron Westley Williamson of Livingston, who married Roberta Laurel Stinson and had a daughter, Rhonda Sue Williamson of Livingston, who marrried Billy Parker and they had a daughter, Natasha Laurel Parker; Ray Brooks Williamson of Estill Springs, Tenn., who married Florence Jane Williamson, and had four children: Thomas Charles, James Ray, Charlene Michelle and Jennifer Lee; Sylvia Jean Williamson of Opelika who married Ernest Thomason Whatley in 1971 and had four children: Jenny Land, Curtis Vernon, Bryon Lynch and Capers Thomason; Lucy Kay Williamson of Minter, who married James Douglas Crook in 1982 and have a child, Jefferson Andrew Crook; and Nancy Lynn Williamson of Alpena, Mich., who married Richard H. Everett in 1986 and had no children. Thomas Charles Williamson later married again to Vincie Caroline Boatright in 1885, and had two children: Nora Essie (who did not marry) and Mary Pearl, who married Daniel Casell Garrett in 1911 and had two children. Their son died in infancy and their daughter, Thelma Oleene Garrett of Beatrice married Claude Hardee in 1937 and they had three children: Joel Daniel Hardee of Monroeville, who married Rachel Ann Corey in 1968 and had three children: Melanie Catherine, Rachel Courtney and Claude Justin; Mary Carolyn Hardee of Cusseta married James Smart Collins in 1967 and had three children: Judy Caroleene, James Smart V. and Matthew Daniel; and Philip Carey Hardee, who married Lynn Lovelady in 1981 and have a daughter Caroleene." There is a photo of Byron, Minnie, Elmore, and Fannie Williamson with the article. Freda and Ted Noble tnoble@mcn.org

(the following follows:...Thelma Henberger of Pensacola.) Katie L. Williamson was born Nov. 30, 1892, and married Lyname E. Sullivan of Wagar, Dec. 1923. George W. Sullivan andSarah Lane were his parents. They had two sons, one who died in infancy, Aug. 28, 1924, and James Harold Sulivan who died on May 19, 1952. He graduated from the Beatrice High School and served in the army for seven years during which time he saw service in the Korean war. Lynam S. Sullivan died, Aug. 16, 1930. Katie W. Sulivan died June 22, 1965. Both are burried in Bethlehem Cemetery. Maggie Isabella, born Dec. 27, 1894, was married to Jesse B. Rogers of Gadsden, December 24, 1894, was married to Jesse B. Rogers of Gadsden, Dec. 24, 1923. They were the parents of six daughters. mrs. Sadie Patterson of Gadsden, Mrs. Lettie Hutchinson of Oxford, Mrs. Frances Smith of Atlanta, Ga., mrs. Mary Sue Warthy, Alexandria, La., mrs. Barbara Sylvie, Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Betty jean Morgan, Atlanta, Ga. Jesse B. Rogers died Aug. 24, 1960. He is buried at Oxford. They have 28 grandchildren, one great granddaughter. Lizzie Virginia was born June 29, 1896 and married Wiley Bishop Owens, son of W. R. and Alabama Owens, Jan. 12, 1913. They were the parents of five children: John Edward of Andalusia; Cynthia Mae Brantley of Mobile, Juliet English of Forest Home; Allene Hammonds of Odessa, Texas. They have eight grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Wiley Bishop Owens died Dec. 26, 1932, and Lizzie Virginia Owens died April 10, 1963. They are buried in jenkins Chapel cemetery. Willie Mae was marrried to David M. Payne, Sr., of Columbus, Ga., and this couple became parents of one son, DAvid, Jr., who died Nov. 24, 1951. mrs. Willie M. Payne lives in Columbus, Ga. Susie Cynthia, born March 30, 1902, was married to Charles Aaron Owens, son of John William Owens and Frances F. Garrett Owens. They have one son, John Thomas and two granddaigjters. Susie Cynthis taught school for a number of years. Charles Asron Owens died Jan. 2, 1948, and was also buried in Jenkins Chapel Cemetery. Eunice Matilda was born Feb. 21, 1904. She lives in Andalusia. Thomas Franklin was born Sept. 21, 1906. He married Mamie Hardee, daughter of George Hardee, and Matte Snowden Hardee. They were the parents of two daughters. One died in infancy and the other, Anne Williams lives in Prichard. She has one son. Thomas Franklin died Aug. 25, 1940, and is buried in Bethlehem Cemetery. The half-brothers of John Washington Williamson came to Alabama with him. They were John Wright and Robert Wright. ***************************************************************************** With the above article are two photos: 1. OLD TEXAS BRIDE--Pearl Williamson is shown here, the daughter of Mr. and mrs. John Washington Williamson. This picture was made in approsimately 1906. She was the bride of D. C. Garrett and the couple ecame parents of one daughter, now Mrfs. Claude Harde of Beatrice. 2. OLD TEXAS FAMILY--Shown here are members of the J> W. Williamson family of the Old Texas Community. From left to right are Eunice Williamson, Willie May Williamson, Susie Williamson; second row, Maggie Williamson, Katie Williamson, Lizzie Willliamson; third row: Nora Williamson, Pearl Williamson, Johnl Williamson. Johnnie Williamson and Byran Williamson. (There seems to be an error in the second picture caption. There are only two young men, but three names are given. Johnl Williamson, Johnnie Williamson and Bryon Williamson. The first two names must refer to the same young man.) I have tried to copy the article exactly as it appears, even copying obvious errors. Freda and Ted Noble tnoble@mcn.org

Hi...a researcher asked me to copy the articles on the Williamson families that can be found in the Centennial Edition of the Monroe Journal, Monroeville, Al., dated May 1, 1969. Below is Part 1. Part 2 follows. Freda >From The Monroe Journal, Centennial Edition -1866-1969, supplemental edition, May 1, 1969: JOHN WASHINGTON WILLIAMSON ESTABLISHED COUNTY NAME IDENTIFIED IN MANY FAMILIES The John Washington Williamson family of the Old Texas community located in Northeastern part of Monroe County. John Washington Williamson of Williamson County, Virginia, came to Simpkinsville, as a school teacher before 1850. He fought and was injured in the Civil War and died in 1866 at the age of 37. Maria Soloman, of the Bone Hill Community, became Washington Williamson's wife in 1850. She died Nov. 20, 1915 at the age of 83. Her birthdate was Aug. 13, 1832. Thomas Charles Williamson, son of Washington Williamson, was born in Simpkinsville, Nov. 21, 1855. He was a farmer, and carpenter and died at Old Texas, Feb. 9, 1916. Isabella Lucretia Serman was born at Simpkinsville, April 11, 1860 and was married to T. C. Williamson, Dec. 7, 1882. She died April 22, 1884 at the age of 24 years. Her parents were Asbury Sirman and Susan Cynthia Hardee. Susan C. Hardee Sirmon died June 14. 1910 and is buried at Excel. Her father was Joel Hardee, born June 18, 1814, and died Dec. 22, 1897, at the age of 83. Byron Bernice Williamson, Sr., was the son of T. C. Williamson and Isabella Lucretia Sirmon. He was born at Old Texas, Sept., 13, 1883, and died Jan. 28, 1954. He was a merchant and farmer at Old Texas, Monroeville, Frisco City, Midway and Pine Apple. Fannie Mae Brooks was born at Midway, Nov. 24, 1889, and was married to Byron Williamson Jan 2, 19909. She makes her home in Jasper, Ala. They had three children: Benjamin Elmore of Montgomery, Minnie Belle Cole of Jasper, B. B. Jr., of Livingston, seven grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Thomas C. Williamson's second wife was Vicie Caroline Boatright of Simpkinsville. They were married Oct. 14, 1885. She was the daughter of William and Cynthia Vaughn. They are buried in an Old Texas Cemetery. Caroline died April 10, 1931, and is also buried in the Bethehem Cemetery in Old Texas. To Thomas C. and Callie Boatright, ten children were born: Nora Essie, Mary Pearl, John William, Katie Lois, Maggie Isabella, Lizzie Virginia, Willie Mae, Susie Cynthia, Eunice Matilda, Thomas Franklin. Nora Essie was born Aug 21, 1886. She attended school in Talladega and makes her home with Susie in Old Texas. Mary Pearl was born Sept. 8, 1888. She was married Jan. 22, 1811, to Daniel Casewell Garrett, son of Silas G. Garrett and Margaret Grimes. They had one daughter, Oliene Hardee of Beatrice. Mary Pearl died Aug. 28, 1940. John William was born Nov. 18, 1890. He was a farmer, carpenter and merchant. He married Leona Covan, daughter of Mollie Devaughn and Charlie Covan. They are parents of four children. They have seven grand children, Ruby Calvin of Pensacola: Bernice Williamson of Pensacola, Bishop Williamson of Pensacola; and Thelma Henberger of Pensacola. continued.... Freda and Ted Noble tnoble@mcn.org

GRAHAM, William Marriage Wife: Elizabeth VAUGHN Marriage Date: 21 Jan 1841 Recorded in: Elbert, Georgia Source: FHL Number 209530 Dates: 1836-1867 GRAHAM, William A. Marriage Wife: Margaret EUBANKS Marriage Date: 25 Jul 1839 Recorded in: Monroe, Alabama Source: FHL Number 1289610 Dates: 1833-1895 GRESHAM, H. H. Marriage Wife: Susan W. HAMMEL Marriage Date: 19 Aug 1875 Recorded in: Hill, Texas Source: FHL Number 985180 Dates: 1873-1876 WILLIAMS, M. L. Age: 21 years Marriage Wife: Fannie HAMMILL Age: 18 years Marriage Date: 9 Oct 1874 Recorded in: Robertson, Texas Source: FHL Number 963255 Dates: 1838-1875 COUNTS, G. M. Marriage Wife: Jessie H. V. HAMMEL Marriage Date: 11 Jun 1890 Recorded in: Hill, Texas Source: FHL Number 985126 Dates: 1886-1892

(the following follows:...Thelma Henberger of Pensacola.) Katie L. Williamson was born Nov. 30, 1892, and married Lyname E. Sullivan of Wagar, Dec. 1923. George W. Sullivan andSarah Lane were his parents. They had two sons, one who died in infancy, Aug. 28, 1924, and James Harold Sulivan who died on May 19, 1952. He graduated from the Beatrice High School and served in the army for seven years during which time he saw service in the Korean war. Lynam S. Sullivan died, Aug. 16, 1930. Katie W. Sulivan died June 22, 1965. Both are burried in Bethlehem Cemetery. Maggie Isabella, born Dec. 27, 1894, was married to Jesse B. Rogers of Gadsden, December 24, 1894, was married to Jesse B. Rogers of Gadsden, Dec. 24, 1923. They were the parents of six daughters. mrs. Sadie Patterson of Gadsden, Mrs. Lettie Hutchinson of Oxford, Mrs. Frances Smith of Atlanta, Ga., mrs. Mary Sue Warthy, Alexandria, La., mrs. Barbara Sylvie, Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Betty jean Morgan, Atlanta, Ga. Jesse B. Rogers died Aug. 24, 1960. He is buried at Oxford. They have 28 grandchildren, one great granddaughter. Lizzie Virginia was born June 29, 1896 and married Wiley Bishop Owens, son of W. R. and Alabama Owens, Jan. 12, 1913. They were the parents of five children: John Edward of Andalusia; Cynthia Mae Brantley of Mobile, Juliet English of Forest Home; Allene Hammonds of Odessa, Texas. They have eight grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Wiley Bishop Owens died Dec. 26, 1932, and Lizzie Virginia Owens died April 10, 1963. They are buried in jenkins Chapel cemetery. Willie Mae was marrried to David M. Payne, Sr., of Columbus, Ga., and this couple became parents of one son, DAvid, Jr., who died Nov. 24, 1951. mrs. Willie M. Payne lives in Columbus, Ga. Susie Cynthia, born March 30, 1902, was married to Charles Aaron Owens, son of John William Owens and Frances F. Garrett Owens. They have one son, John Thomas and two granddaigjters. Susie Cynthis taught school for a number of years. Charles Asron Owens died Jan. 2, 1948, and was also buried in Jenkins Chapel Cemetery. Eunice Matilda was born Feb. 21, 1904. She lives in Andalusia. Thomas Franklin was born Sept. 21, 1906. He married Mamie Hardee, daughter of George Hardee, and Matte Snowden Hardee. They were the parents of two daughters. One died in infancy and the other, Anne Williams lives in Prichard. She has one son. Thomas Franklin died Aug. 25, 1940, and is buried in Bethlehem Cemetery. The half-brothers of John Washington Williamson came to Alabama with him. They were John Wright and Robert Wright. ***************************************************************************** With the above article are two photos: 1. OLD TEXAS BRIDE--Pearl Williamson is shown here, the daughter of Mr. and mrs. John Washington Williamson. This picture was made in approsimately 1906. She was the bride of D. C. Garrett and the couple ecame parents of one daughter, now Mrfs. Claude Harde of Beatrice. 2. OLD TEXAS FAMILY--Shown here are members of the J> W. Williamson family of the Old Texas Community. From left to right are Eunice Williamson, Willie May Williamson, Susie Williamson; second row, Maggie Williamson, Katie Williamson, Lizzie Willliamson; third row: Nora Williamson, Pearl Williamson, Johnl Williamson. Johnnie Williamson and Byran Williamson. (There seems to be an error in the second picture caption. There are only two young men, but three names are given. Johnl Williamson, Johnnie Williamson and Bryon Williamson. The first two names must refer to the same young man.) I have tried to copy the article exactly as it appears, even copying obvious errors. Freda and Ted Noble tnoble@mcn.org

Hi...a researcher asked me to copy the articles on the Williamson families that can be found in the Centennial Edition of the Monroe Journal, dated May 1, 1969. Below is Part 1. Part 2 follows. Freda >From The Monroe Journal, Centennial Edition -1866-1969, supplemental edition, May 1, 1969: JOHN WASHINGTON WILLIAMSON ESTABLISHED COUNTY NAME IDENTIFIED IN MANY FAMILIES The John Washington Williamson family of the Old Texas community located in Northeastern part of Monroe County. John Washington Williamson of Williamson County, Virginia, came to Simpkinsville, as a school teacher before 1850. He fought and was injured in the Civil War and died in 1866 at the age of 37. Maria Soloman, of the Bone Hill Community, became Washington Williamson's wife in 1850. She died Nov. 20, 1915 at the age of 83. Her birthdate was Aug. 13, 1832. Thomas Charles Williamson, son of Washington Williamson, was born in Simpkinsville, Nov. 21, 1855. He was a farmer, and carpenter and died at Old Texas, Feb. 9, 1916. Isabella Lucretia Serman was born at Simpkinsville, April 11, 1860 and was married to T. C. Williamson, Dec. 7, 1882. She died April 22, 1884 at the age of 24 years. Her parents were Asbury Sirman and Susan Cynthia Hardee. Susan C. Hardee Sirmon died June 14. 1910 and is buried at Excel. Her father was Joel Hardee, born June 18, 1814, and died Dec. 22, 1897, at the age of 83. Byron Bernice Williamson, Sr., was the son of T. C. Williamson and Isabella Lucretia Sirmon. He was born at Old Texas, Sept., 13, 1883, and died Jan. 28, 1954. He was a merchant and farmer at Old Texas, Monroeville, Frisco City, Midway and Pine Apple. Fannie Mae Brooks was born at Midway, Nov. 24, 1889, and was married to Byron Williamson Jan 2, 19909. She makes her home in Jasper, Ala. They had three children: Benjamin Elmore of Montgomery, Minnie Belle Cole of Jasper, B. B. Jr., of Livingston, seven grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Thomas C. Williamson's second wife was Vicie Caroline Boatright of Simpkinsville. They were married Oct. 14, 1885. She was the daughter of William and Cynthia Vaughn. They are buried in an Old Texas Cemetery. Caroline died April 10, 1931, and is also buried in the Bethehem Cemetery in Old Texas. To Thomas C. and Callie Boatright, ten children were born: Nora Essie, Mary Pearl, John William, Katie Lois, Maggie Isabella, Lizzie Virginia, Willie Mae, Susie Cynthia, Eunice Matilda, Thomas Franklin. Nora Essie was born Aug 21, 1886. She attended school in Talladega and makes her home with Susie in Old Texas. Mary Pearl was born Sept. 8, 1888. She was married Jan. 22, 1811, to Daniel Casewell Garrett, son of Silas G. Garrett and Margaret Grimes. They had one daughter, Oliene Hardee of Beatrice. Mary Pearl died Aug. 28, 1940. John William was born Nov. 18, 1890. He was a farmer, carpenter and merchant. He married Leona Covan, daughter of Mollie Devaughn and Charlie Covan. They are parents of four children. They have seven grand children, Ruby Calvin of Pensacola: Bernice Williamson of Pensacola, Bishop Williamson of Pensacola; and Thelma Henberger of Pensacola. continued.... Freda and Ted Noble tnoble@mcn.org

Thanks so much to Kay and the others who take valuable time to transcribe these censuses for everyone's benefit. It is no small task. Cynthia Fore Miller

Dear List, In addition to giving a CD #, please give the title too. Mary Alice in CA

I am sorry I do not know the TIITLE of this cd.....or CD # 164 think it is a death index pat

I am sorry it is FTM CD # 164 that I need a look up for John watson. can't c for lookin' pat

Does anyone here have FTM CD# 167? If so, I need a look-up for John watson born AL thanks in advance, patI

Thanks Kay !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A -----Original Message----- From: ALMONROE-D-request@rootsweb.com <ALMONROE-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: ALMONROE-D@rootsweb.com <ALMONROE-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, February 07, 2000 8:18 AM Subject: ALMONROE-D Digest V00 #17

The 1860 Census Index is now posted on the Monroe County ALGenWeb site, contributed by Kay Anderson. It can be found at http://www.rootsweb.com/~almonroe/1860index.htm Thanks KAY! ~~~~~~~~~~ Cindy McCoy

Kathryn, Do you know C. Tom Kelly from Atmore,AL? Sammye Baker -----Original Message----- From: KaUzGr@aol.com <KaUzGr@aol.com> To: ALMONROE-L@rootsweb.com <ALMONROE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, December 11, 1999 11:57 PM Subject: Re: [ALMONROE-L] Monroeville Cemetery >Margaret: > >I don't know if any of them had a store in Whistler--Mobile County? One >relative, Riley J. D. Kelly, had a store in Excel. Is that the same family >you know about? These KELLYs settled in Monroe County in the 1850s. > > >Kathryn > >"A family tree can wither if nobody tends its roots." >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >Researching these families in the Southeast: COX, CROUT, HENRY, HILL, >KELLY/KHELE, LAWRENCE, LITCHFIELD, MAULDIN, NELSON, OVERTON, TAYLOR, UZZELL, >WEST. Also, AMBROSE, BALCH, HOUGH, STARKEY, PRINCE, TERRELL. >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > >==== ALMONROE Mailing List ==== >**** The Monroe County Mailing list is now archived >at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ALMONROE-L > >

No, I don't know C. Tom Kelly. I have just made contact with the KELLYs in the Monroeville area in August, 1999. Do you think he might be kin to my family? Kathryn "A family tree can wither if nobody tends its roots." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Researching these families in the Southeast: COX, CROUT, HENRY, HILL, KELLY/KHELE, LAWRENCE, LITCHFIELD, MAULDIN, NELSON, OVERTON, TAYLOR, UZZELL, WEST. Also, AMBROSE, BALCH, HOUGH, STARKEY, PRINCE, TERRELL. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~