I am looking for Bethel J. GENTRY, he is buried somewhere in Monroe Co., AL He died around 1880. Thanks Harvey GENTRY

ok, List, anyone researching Stabler's? I need some info on this family: 1850 Monroe Co Census John Stabler 60 m SC Agnes 28 f Ala Lucy A. 23 f Al Elizabeth 20 f Ala who did she marry? Sarah 14 F.... Who did she marry? Enos 25 m Ala John 16 m I am looking for Sarah Elizabeth Stabler, wife of Richard Monroe Stabler. Sarah E. was b. 1833( her head stone has this info) Could either Elizabeth above or Sarah be the one? Thanks, Deanie

For Kay Andress... Sorry to the list...I need Kay to e-mail me .... -----Original Message----- To: Kay Andress Bulletetal@aol.com <:Bulletetal@aol.com> >Kay, >I have some history on Tom Riley, I know his g-great grandaughter that >lives at Turnbull , very close to Rileys Crossing.. >Let me hear from you >yak2usal@frontiernet.net >Kay > >

Sorry to send to list but Kay Andress had a fatal error in the address and it keeps coming back -----Original Message----- From: Kay Anderson <yak2usal@frontiernet.net> To: Kay Andress Bulletetal@aol.com <:Bulletetal@aol.com> Date: Monday, July 12, 1999 12:14 PM Subject: Fw: Bennetts > >-----Original Message----- >From: Kay Anderson <yak2usal@frontiernet.net> >To: Kay Andress Subject: Fw: Bennetts > > >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Kay Anderson <yak2usal@frontiernet.net> >>To: : <: Bulletetal@aol.com> >>Date: Monday, July 12, 1999 11:45 AM >>Subject: Bennetts >> >> >>>I am Kay Taylor-Bryant Anderson , I live in Monroe county, Mexia area, my >>>gg-grandmother was Dozier Bennetts sister, her name was Anzonetta Violonia >>>Bennett she married John Green Grace and their son Thomas Columbus Grace >, >>>he married Catherine Melissa Page and they had my grandfather John Elmo >>>Grace in 1900, my mom was Jennie Kathleen Grace, Taylor, Bryant, so as to >>my >>>double maiden name.. I was born Taylor but reared by my Bryant daddy from >>>the age 22 months.. >>>I am glad to find relatives as my mom died and left us Christmas Eve >>morning >>>1998 and I have spent a lot of time trying to find relatives and complete >>>the family search.. Thank you for writing to me and I would welcome any >>>family history you might have.. I have been in touch with Bennetts in >>>christian co Ky and have narrowed down the families that our thomas & >>>Prucence Bennetts came from.If you have any information you will share I >>>will appreciate it and I will be glad to share with you.. >>>Waitng to hear from you again.. >>>Kay anderson >>> >> >> > >

Carol and Kay and all, I have Thomas Bennett married Prudence Ship from Texas m 4-3-1829 Children William Mathison Thomas Bradley unamed daughter Harriet Isabella Jane Priscilla George Crittenden Joseph m Lou Goodwin Caroline called Aunt Callie m Thomas Dewbery(My writing is hard to read so to be sure on this spelling I would have to go back to the orignal source) Elizabeth m A.L. Palmer Daniel Dozier called DD m Katherine Alice Bryan dau of John Bryan and Elizabeth Jane Lee Walter m ? Bryan sister to DD's wife My husband and his father carried the name Dozier on. We cannot find where Dozier came into the family as a surname but there are a lot of Dozier lastnames here in SC. I have a story on Thomas passed on in the family . You do realize that Thomas was a Baptist minister. The story goes something like this. the family was in SC and moving to Alabama. They melted all the silver and brass candlesticks down and had a cow bell made. This bell was put on the lead cow. At night if Indians were around the cows would get restless and the ringing of the bell would wake the family and give them time to react. I have a note that the bell is in the possession of Joseph's family. Have you heard this one? Would carol and Kay email me privately as I heard from Pam that I could not be reached and I would just like a check on my system. The info on the family I don't care whether that goes to the list or not as there might be a lot of kinfolk out there and I'd love to know them all. Carol I think the guy you saw was Tom a 1/2 first cousin to my husbands father. Tom grew up in that area and I know was visiting there last week. Kay I am excited about Uncle Tom's info.. Kay Andress

Kay. This is Kay Andress. Let me know if it is coming thru. Kay

I have a Thomas Bennett with a son Dozier Bennett in Butler County. There also was a brother of Dozier Bennett named Thomas. My husband's great grandmother was a sister of these two Bennetts. I don't know her first name but she married a Robert Steward. Any connections? I haven't really started working on this line much but certainly would like to find more. Carol

Sorry list I meant to send the last email to Kay Anderson personally but if anyone knows anything about my names please sing out. Does any one know any of the stories about Captain Tom Riley CSA? I'm not sure he lived in Monroe county or whether it was across the line. Kay Andress

Kay, I've seen your name keep popping up where I was looking so after seeing you under Bennett I decided to ask "Who are you?". My husband is Bill Andress who comes off the Andresses in Monroe county and the Thomas Bennett that you have on on the page I just looked at. He comes off Daniel Dozier Bennett and Katherine Alice Bryan. Their child Elizabeth Lee Bennett m William Lee Andress and they are my husband's grandparents. Just remembering it seems like we have some other interests in common. I am interested in the Riley's, Autry's, just to name a couple of extras. Kay Andress

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-----Original Message----- From: Lynn & Bill King <lynn.bill.king@pdq.net> To: cmccoy@frontiernet.net <cmccoy@frontiernet.net> Date: Sunday, July 11, 1999 11:03 AM Subject: KING, COLEMAN & WITHERINGTON >CINDY, > >Am writing to you in hopes of getting direction to possibly locating >someone with knowledge of Monroe County families (and records during the >period 1820-1850) that settled near the Conecuh County line. Some of the >above families lived at Burnt Corn, Belleville, Lyeffion. Some are buried >at Bellville Baptist Church Cemetery ( I have new Cemetery Listing from >Margaret Gaston), some buried at the Witherington Cemetery near Lyeffion. > >Searching for marriage info of JOHN T. KING (b. 1816 in Darlington, SC; his >parents unknown), who married MARTHA CAROLINE WITHERINGTON (b. 1826 in >Alabama). Her parents were John Witherington (1801-SC) and Mary Ellis >(1806-SC/NC?). Mary's father was Ebenezer Ellis. > >Father of John Witherington was WILLIAM WITHERINGTON, JR., who lived in >Darlington, SC, Feliciana Parish, LA and in Conecuh CO, AL. He was >commissioned an Ensign in the 17th Reg't, Mississippi Territory in 1813 >during the War of 1812, and is said to have fought in the Battle of New >Orleans. Wm Witherington, Jr. is buried at Conecuh, AL. > >Buried at Belleville Baptist Cem. are JOHN KING and ELIZABETH COLEMAN KING >(possible parents of John T. King-not proven). An Uncle of this John (at >Bellville Cem) was James King, who married Catherine Coleman. > >Elizabeth & Catherine were sisters, the daughters of REV. JAMES COLEMAN & >RACHEL KOLB. Rev. James King was an early primitive Baptist minister in >Darlington area and in Conecuh. > >Would you, or any of your associates working the Monroe/Conecuh families of >the period (1820-1850) have suggestions for obtaining marriage records (and >other data) of any of these families? As you know, all early Conecuh >records were lost in two court house fires. > >Thanks for any guidance. (Sorry for the length of Message). > >Bill King >Houston >lynn.bill.king@pdq.net > > >

I have posted the Muster Rolls for Co. F and G of the 36th Regiment of Ala. Volunteers on my home page. The rest of the regiment will be added shortly. -- Your Obedient Servant, D. A. Bass-Frazier "It's never too late, in fiction or in life, to revise." - Nancy Thayer Visit: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~oldfedrd/

Is is possible for anyone to do a lookup for my grandfather and his parents? William Curtis CANNON m. Annie Ellen BAKER in 1923. They were born in 1904 and 1908 respectively and lived with my g-grandparents, Watt and Annie BAKER CANNON in Franklin. I'd like to know the names of William Curtis' siblings, his mother Annie's maiden name and Watt's full name. I have no information on William or his family-William died in an accident in 1927 when my father was an infant. My grandmother said he worked in a cotton mill in E. Tallassee during their marriage. Thanks for any help you can provide. Kathy Campo Orlando, FL

Hi, The Watson cemetary is now linked from the Monroe County page, sorry, I was having a little computer trouble over the weekend. Thanks Cindy McCoy -----Original Message----- From: SHIRAHJW@aol.com <SHIRAHJW@aol.com> To: ALMONROE-L@rootsweb.com <ALMONROE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, June 27, 1999 11:58 AM Subject: [ALMONROE-L] Watson Cemetery >Watson Cemetery, Monroe County, Alabama: > >http://www.geocities.com/heartland/lane/8468/watsoncem.html > >Is the Monroe County Genweb Coordinator out there?? I wanted to e-mail you >the link personally to include on the Monroe Page, but I couldn't find your >e-mail address listed on the page. > >Jeff Shirah > > >==== ALMONROE Mailing List ==== >**** The Monroe County Mailing list is now archived >at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ALMONROE-L > >

Thanks very much Cindy for the information. Sammye Baker -----Original Message----- From: Cindy McCoy <cmccoy@frontiernet.net> To: ALMONROE-L@rootsweb.com <ALMONROE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, June 28, 1999 7:57 PM Subject: [ALMONROE-L] Heritage Book >Monroe County Heritage Book Committee meets the 13th of July at 1:00 P.M. in >Monroeville at the Monroe Public Library, 226 Pineville Rd. Mailing address: >Monroe County Heritage Book Committee, PO Box 1715, Monroeville, AL 36461. >($59.00). Pre-ordring and submission deadline: October 31, 1999. > >Cindy McCoy > > >==== ALMONROE Mailing List ==== >****Visit the ALGenWeb Monroe County site at >http://www.rootsweb.com/~almonroe often for updates! > >

Monroe County Heritage Book Committee meets the 13th of July at 1:00 P.M. in Monroeville at the Monroe Public Library, 226 Pineville Rd. Mailing address: Monroe County Heritage Book Committee, PO Box 1715, Monroeville, AL 36461. ($59.00). Pre-ordring and submission deadline: October 31, 1999. Cindy McCoy

http://mapping.usgs.gov:8888/gnis/owa/gnisprod?f_name=johnson+&variant=Y&f_state=AL&f_cnty=monroe&f_type=cemetery&pop1=&pop2=&elev1=&elev2=&cell=&tab=y A long but precise link. This cem. appears to be near Uriah. Use the USGS search site and it will give you the long & lat. along with a link to maps. Direct link for searching w/ USGS: http://www-nmd.usgs.gov/www/gnis/gnisform.html DABF

There was an H.H. Hazletine who recieved a land grant in Leon Co. Texas. In the same County there was another JOHN MIDDLETON. Since the name HAZLETINE appears often in Monroe Co. as a feminine name and MIDDLETON s are also common is there a connection to Leon Co. TX

His email address is Oakley W@aol.com. Good luck. I think it is something we all who have our background need if just for our children. Kay

Can anyone tell me where I might find this old cemetery in Monroe Co. Im thinking it might be south and southeast of Claiborne area. Any help would be appreciated.... Bill Murphy 2425 7th Ave. No. Texas City, Tx. 77590