Does anyone have information on James Walker b. abt 1875 in Morgan County Al. Married to Virginia McCutchen b. abt 1879 in Morgan County, Al. Need a list of children. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

Does anyone have any information on Alex Joyner b. abt 1875, Morgan County, Al and wife Pearle McCutcheon b. 1877 in Morgan County Al? They Married in 1897 in Morgan County, Al. Looking for a list of children. Thanks, Charlie McCutchen __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

Would like a list of children of Hazel Flack b. Morgan County, Al and Hettie McCutcheon b. 1875 Morgan County, Al. They m. 28 Nov 1894 in Morgan County. Thanks. Charlie McCutchen __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

I have a Samuel Garrison b. 1881 Morgan County, Al m. Lula McCutcheon 27 Dec 1905. Both are buried at the Decatur Cemetery, Morgan County, Al. Any info on these Garrison's? Thanks --- Sue Mulligan <sue979@webtv.net> wrote: > could someone lookup william martin garrison and > wife johnnie bell . > 1920 > census had him listed under martin garrison > thank you > sue > > > ==== ALMORGAN Mailing List ==== > USGenWeb Events: Conferences, Seminars, Fairs etc. > http://www.genealogy.com/events.html Be sure to have > your state's events posted to the site. > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

I am looking for John Klein born about 1838 Germany middle name could be Jacob or Frank Married Maria Theresa Mader about 1870 They are in Jefferson Co. AL in 1900 but have been told that they may have been in Morgan Co. before that. If there is anyone with an 1880 census or index a lookup would be appreciated. Penny Johnson Tuscumbia, AL

Is anyone researching the Ballew family? I am trying to discover what happened to Martha Eliabeth Ballew, widow of Isaac Vincent. They were living in Cass / Bartow Co. GA. through the 1860 census then Margaret Elizabeth Ballew-Vincent & her children dissapear. The children are found getting married in 1874, Morgan Co. AL. They were: Isaac Church Vincent m. Altha Sammons Alsey Milton Vincent m. Martha Sammons Julia Ann Vincent m. James S. Taylor Alsey Milton Vincent may have married a second time to Uva Ward. What happened to the Mother, Martha Elizabeth BALLEW-Vincent ? Sure could use a little help from my friends ! Thanks--Gail in FL.

Seek any information of JULIUS FABIUS HANNABAL ALLISON who was in Morgan co. AL. 1874. Thank you Gail in FL.

I want to say thank you to each and everyone who wrote to me with information about the 1850 and 1860 Morgan Co, AL census. I now have a tid bit or two to follow up on because you took the time to help me. This is a great list with great people. Thank you so very much. Paula Dunklin

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The 1830, 1840, 1850 & 1870 Census are posted on Morgan Co. website http://www.genealogyshoppe.com/almorgan/index.htm Good luck in your search! Kathy Stokes Hudson

Is there anyone with access to the above 2 census records who would be willing to look up a Mary Woodall and an Abram or Abraham Wilson or Willson? I am stopped and unable to go any further in my search for my Wilson/Willson ancestors unless I can find some new information. I need to know if Mary Woodall or Abram Wilson/Willson were in Morgan County ca 1850-1860 time period. Any help would be most appreciated. Paula

"Morgan Memories,"  the quarterly publication of the Morgan County Genealogical Society is now accepting submissions for the next issue which will be published soon. Group pictures with descriptions, abstracts or transcriptions of records, short (no more than 4-5 pages) family histories, and other genealogical information make perfect submissions. Articles should be submitted in MSWord or similar word processing program, with little or no formatting. For more information, please contact me at morganmemories@aol.com Rhonda Kennedy Quarterly Editor

If anyone had the CD with Ala marriages, would you please see if there is a marriage for the following? Melinda Catherine BASHAM to _____LEE Thank you, Carleen

There is a Burleson Family Reunion going on here in Decatur Alabama this weekend! Tonight at the Holiday Inn, in Decatur Alabama, at 5:30 PM is a reception and then there is a dinner at 7:00 PM. The Holiday Inn is located off of Highway 31 close to the Tennessee River Bridge in Decatur AL. Tomorrow, Saturday, March 31, everyone is to meet at 9:30 at the Holiday Inn and there will be a tour of the Old Bank Building and the grounds of the old Burleson Hinds McEntire House. At 2:30 PM, everyone is to meet back at Hoiday Inn in the lobby to go to the old Westview Home at Hartselle for a tour of that and then on to a Barbeque supper at the Southtrust Bank building in Hartselle Alabama. You can call the Holiday Inn here and ask for Nancy McCoy for further details, or email me, at paulahurst@gateway.net and I will try to help. You just have to be a Burleson descendent to participate.

I would like to contact anyone doing research on the surname BLACK in Morgan and Marshall Counties. My Black ancestors came into the area around 1810. There were other Blacks in the area but am unable to link them together. Thanks, Betty Black Huggins

> Subject: Family Tree > > > > > > Many many years ago > > > > > > when I was twenty three, > > > > > > I got married to a widow > > > > > > who was pretty as could be. > > > > > > > > > > > > This widow had a grown-up daughter > > > > > > who had hair of red. > > > > > > My father fell in love with her, > > > > > > and soon the two were wed. > > > > > > > > > > > > This made my dad my son-in-law > > > > > > And changed my very life. > > > > > > My daughter was my mother, > > > > > > For she was my father's wife. > > > > > > > > > > > > To complicate the matters worse, > > > > > > Although it brought me joy, > > > > > > I soon became the father > > > > > > Of a bouncing baby boy. > > > > > > > > > > > > My little baby then became > > > > > > A brother-in-law to dad. > > > > > > And so became my uncle, > > > > > > Though it made me very sad. > > > > > > > > > > > > For if he was my uncle, > > > > > > Then that also made him brother > > > > > > To the widow's grown-up daughter > > > > > > Who, of course, was my step-mother. > > > > > > > > > > > > Father's wife then had a son, > > > > > > Who kept them on the run. > > > > > > And he became my grandson, > > > > > > For he was my daughter's son. > > > > > > > > > > > > My wife is now my mother's mother > > > > > > And it makes me blue. > > > > > > Because, although she is my wife, > > > > > > She is my grandma too. > > > > > > > > > > > > If my wife is my grandmother, > > > > > > Then I am her grandchild. > > > > > > And every time I think of it, > > > > > > It simply drives me wild. > > > > > > > > > > > > For now I have become > > > > > > The strangest case you ever saw. > > > > > > As the husband of my grandmother, > > > > > > I am my own grandpa.

The Morgan Co. AL. Court Records show an entry made by J. F. Allison on 27 Jan. 1874 resigning his guardianship of Church Vincent as of that day. How was J. F. Allison connected to Isac Church Vincent ? Did J. F. Allison marry Isaac's widowed Mother, Margaret Elizabeth (BALLEW) Vincent? Appreciate any help Gail in Florida

Sousan Ann Elizabeth Vincent of GA. m. John C. McAnally and were residents of Blount Co. in 1860. They relocated to Cullman Co. by 1870. Susan Vincent, McAnally had siblings, 1. William T. Vincent who m. Mary C. E. HARTWICK in Blount Co., 2. Margaret C. Vincent who m. William Hartwick, Blount Co. 3. Caroline Vincent, 4. Isaac Churchwell "Church" Vincent who m. Altha SAMMONS, Morg. Co. 5. Alsey Milton Vincent who m. Martha Sammons, Morg. Co. and 6. Julia Ann Vincent who m. James S. TAYLOR. Susan Vincent-McAnallys mother was Martha Elizabeth (BALLEW) Vincent, she was head of household residing in GA. on the 1860 census but she and the younger children had dissapeared by the 1870 census. I find Isaac Church VINSON, Alsey M. VINSON and Julia Ann VINSON all getting married on the same day , 29 Jan. 1874 in Morgan Co. at the home of John C. McAnally-------------Where is the Mother , Martha Elizabeth (Ballew) Vincent ? I welcome all info for any of the above. Thank you Gail in Florida

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A branch of my McCutcheon line settled in Morgan County around 1811 and remains there today. I would appreciate any information from anyone re: this family 1880 - on. Several local family married into this line so it may be worth taking a look at my GEDCOM for your families. Charles E. McCutchen Jr. http://mccutchenfamily.net/ Thanks! __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/