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/QU.2ADI/3787.3 Message Board Post: My ancesters are from Spring Hill: William Boutwell/Jane and Willis Boutwell/Malissa Adams. I do have a story about Spring Hill if you have not finished your memories. Sara

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There are no infringements on short inserts but there is to placing entire works or large amounts. That is what she is referring to. Susie ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2006 12:39 PM Subject: [AL-PIKE] Re: Please do not post copyrighted materials. > 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/QU.2ADI/3916.1 > > Message Board Post: > > Debra, in response to your copyright message. > As a copyright owner all I can say is: Learn your copyright laws. Quotes > and short inserts of information are allowed as long as credit is given to > the aurthor. > There is no infraction on short inserts unless one claims the > information to be their on work. > We are here to help each other. > > > > ==== ALPIKE Mailing List ==== > Pike Co. Historical & Genealogical Society > http://www.rootsweb.com/~alpike/hsp.htm > >

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/QU.2ADI/3916.1.1 Message Board Post: Dale I will not go into a discussion of the law, if the Historical Society wishes to battle the legality that is up to them. However there is also an ethical issue, and coping and publishing entire pages of published material is not what I consider to be very ethical considering the Society has not given permission for it to be reprinted. In fact there has been complaints. Sharing one or two names on a list is not the same thing as copying their entire works. There is nothing to stop individuals from getting those rosters for themselves and sharing them.

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/QU.2ADI/3916.1 Message Board Post: Debra, in response to your copyright message. As a copyright owner all I can say is: Learn your copyright laws. Quotes and short inserts of information are allowed as long as credit is given to the aurthor. There is no infraction on short inserts unless one claims the information to be their on work. We are here to help each other.

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/QU.2ADI/3916 Message Board Post: Please do not be posting information copied from someone's publications unless you have explicit permission from them to do so.

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/QU.2ADI/3915 Message Board Post: Pike County Historical and Genealogical Society Papers Vol. 25 #1-2 1986 15th Alabama Infantry May or may not be complete Co. I Captain Benjamin Gardner - Resigned 5 december 1861. Died March 1902 Captain Frank Park - Killed in the Battle of Knoxville 25 May 1863 Captain W.H. Strickland Lt. A.W. Starke - Resigned on account of lung disease, died. Lt. George A.C. Matthews - Promoted to Captain and placed in command of Co. E. Wounded at Burmuda Hundred 1864. Lt. John E. Carter - Resigned on account of wounds receieved in Battle. Lt. Isaac H. Parks - Promoted from 1st Sgt. Sgt. W.R. Arnold - Discharged on account of ill health 1862. Elected Captain in February 1863 and later Major of the 57th Alabama Infantry. Killed in the Battle of PeachTree Creek 22 July 1864. Sgt. George W. Logan - Killed in the Battle of Fredricksburg December 1862. Sgt. Hiram Allen Thompson Sgt. Alsey F. Sanders Sgt. Randell C. Smedley - Died at home August 1865 Sgt. Hanchey J. Wiley Sgt. Bryant Wilson Sgt. John White Cpl. Charles W. Mallett - Wounded at Gettysburg 2 July 1863 Cpl. Isaac Andress Cpl. Brantley G. Barnett - Promoted to Sgt. Beecher, John F. - Discharged due to old age and physical disability. Brown, William J. - Died at Haymarket, Virginia 18 November 1861 Ballard, James P. Burgess, V.B. - Died in service in Virginia 1862 Burgess, S.H. Bell, Joseph Blair, Levi - Died in Charlston 1862 Boyd, Casper W. - Killed in the Battle of Cross Keys 1862 Bond, Julian D. - Honorably discharged December 1861 Brantley, William F. - Died at Haymarket, Virginia 13 October 1861 Beamon, Isaac - Died at Haymarket 21 November 1861 Bennett, John Brown, Dr. Pulaski H. - Promoted to Lt. June 1863 and placed with Co. K. Later appointed Asst. Surgeon. Died 4 November 1904 Champion, Frank D. - Orderly for Col. Canty. Later appointed a position of Honor on the staff of General Trimble. Craig, Thomas W. - Killed in Battle in Virginia 27 June 1862 Craig, J.V. - Died in Virginia 3 December 1861 Catrett, Isreal - Honorably discharged due to disability 1862 Catrett, William - Honorably discharged due to disability June 1862 Catrett, William Monroe - Honorably discharged due to disability February 1862 Catrett, John M. Carpenter, Coleman N. Carpenter, William A. Coleman, Walter S. Coombs, William P. - Killed at Hanover Junction 25 May 1864 Devane, "Jap" - Killed in the Battle of Sharpsburg 17 September 1862 Dukes, Nathan T. - Died at Jackson, Virginia 1 January 1862 Dukes, William M. - Died at Charlottsville, Virginia March 1862 Duck, William K. - Killed at Petersburg 16 August 1864 Davenport, Green W. - Killed in the Battle of the Wilderness 6 May 1864 Dees, J. Quilla - Died at Mr. Crocker's in Coffee County, Alabama on or about 4 October 1911 Dean, Fred A. - Honorably discharged due to disability 20 January 1862 Downs, Frank R. - Killed in the Battle of Cross Keys June 1862 Dorriss, Henry - Killed in the Battle of Fussil's Mill 16 August 1864 Evans, John C. - Lost one eye in Battle 27 July 1862 Edwards, Lorenza - Died at Haymarket 1861 Faulk, Phillip J. - Died in service in Virginia 13 December 1862 Farmer, Alex T. - Killed in Battle at Cold Harbor 27 June 1862 Folmar, Andrew J. - Died at Pageland, Virginia 26 September 1861 Folmar, Isaac P. Flowers, James - Died at Port Royal 17 December 1861 Freeman, Bailey F. - Died in Troy, Alabama 9 May 1892 Foster, Columbus W. - Transferred to C.S. Navy 1862 Freeman, Thomas Gillis, Angus - Honorably discharged due to disability 12 May 1862 Gillis, Roderick L. - Transferred to Co. D 17 October 1862 Gardner, Surril H. - Killed in the Battle of Gettysburg Gardner, S.D. - Died at Lynchburg, Virginia 25 August 1862 Graham, Alfred B. - Died at home since the war Gray, Thomas A. - Died at home since the war Griffin, Burrill W. - Died at home 12 March 1862 Gilmore, William H. - Transferred to Co. L Hamil, George W. - Died at Haymarket 5 October 1861 Hooton, Richard D. - Honorably discharged due to disability 5 November 1861 Hightower, James T. Hanchey, John Wiley - Killed in the Battle of Dandridge, Tennessee 17 January 1864 Holland, Thomas J. - Killed in the Battle of Chickamauga 20 September 1863 Harris, Seaborn N. - Killed in the Battle of Chickamauga 20 September 1863 Hartsfield, James F. Hill, Jeptha P. Hill, James C. - Died 21 April 1913 Helms, John - Died at home 1902 Harris, Richard more to come..

My gg-gfather Evan M. Floyd and his brother Timothy Green Floyd both were in Co. H., 18th Alabama Infantry Regiment Volumteers. They were from the Antioch Community near Troy, Alabama. Evan died at end of war, never returned home. Timothy G. Floyd is buried in Pleasant Hill Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery near the present day Needmore Community, Troy, Alabama. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------ Muster Roll--- Confederate Military Record Command-- Co. H., 18th Alabama Infantry Regiment Volumteers Name-- Floyd, E. M. Rank-- Private Date and Place of Enlistment-- Troy, Ala. July 19, 1861 Engagements-- Shiloh 4/6/1862, Blacklands, Perryville Oct. 1862, Chickamauga 9/1863, Chickamauga 9/20/1863, Lookout Mtns. 9/24/1863, Missionary Ridge 11/25/1863, Ringgold 11/27/1863, Rocky Face Ridge 2/25/64. Record List (Alphabetically Arranged) of 18th Reg. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------------- Page 2 Floyd, E. M. Company H Private 18th Alabama Volunteer Regiment Atlanta, Georgia Xerox copy of Muster Roll of Company H, 18th Alabama Volunteer Regiment ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------- C. S. A. Floyd, E. M. Co. H., 18th Reg. Pvt. Ala. Vol. Enlisted July 29, 1861 Troy, Alabama By: Capt. Hanner (sic) Last Paid: Nov. 30, 1861 Maj. Hodges Photo of Muster Roll Co. H. 18th Reg. Ala. Vols. Nov. 1861----Dec 1861 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------------------------------------This is the Muster Roll only. It is part of his Confederate Military Record. Barbara Trammell Black [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])

You might look at the website , Confederate Regimental Histories .. Under the Alabama listing, you'll find the contributions of each county listed by branch of service and regimental unit, to the CSA .. Bill Huggins

As I have already stated, this is a list made around turn of century (1900). It consisted of men from Pike during war and men from Pike at the time it was collected who had moved to Pike. Susie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Le Bateman" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 10:29 PM Subject: [AL-PIKE] Sixth Alabama Infantry > I have researched the rosters of the Sixth Alabama Infantry at the > Archives and History, and have never run across anyone from Pike County > being there. The Counties were from Autauga, Henry, Jackson, Macon, > Russell, Montgomery, Lowdnes, and Wilcox. Pike just wasn't represented. > Unless > the men were from Henry originally and moved to Pike County after the > war. > Wasn't : > Pike formed from Henry in 1821? Many of the Counties that came from Old > Patrick > Henry County were created after the war. One in 1866. Lowdnes County > produced > the Hayneville Guards. Jackson The Rough and Ready Volunteers. Autauga > Guards > and the Autauga Rifles. The Tuskegee Zouvaus The Independent Rifles. The > Henry Grays > Capt. A. C. Gordon, and the Henry Blues Capt. T. T. Smith. Rough and > Readys > were > from Jackson County. Montgomery Grays. Wilcox True Blues. I cannot > remember > what > those from Russell County were. There was one called the Confederate > Rifles > or Rifle > Guards these may or may not have been from Russell County. > Le > > > ==== ALPIKE Mailing List ==== > Pike Co. Historical & Genealogical Society > http://www.rootsweb.com/~alpike/hsp.htm > >

I have researched the rosters of the Sixth Alabama Infantry at the Archives and History, and have never run across anyone from Pike County being there. The Counties were from Autauga, Henry, Jackson, Macon, Russell, Montgomery, Lowdnes, and Wilcox. Pike just wasn't represented. Unless the men were from Henry originally and moved to Pike County after the war. Wasn't : Pike formed from Henry in 1821? Many of the Counties that came from Old Patrick Henry County were created after the war. One in 1866. Lowdnes County produced the Hayneville Guards. Jackson The Rough and Ready Volunteers. Autauga Guards and the Autauga Rifles. The Tuskegee Zouvaus The Independent Rifles. The Henry Grays Capt. A. C. Gordon, and the Henry Blues Capt. T. T. Smith. Rough and Readys were from Jackson County. Montgomery Grays. Wilcox True Blues. I cannot remember what those from Russell County were. There was one called the Confederate Rifles or Rifle Guards these may or may not have been from Russell County. Le

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/QU.2ADI/3914 Message Board Post: Pike County Historical and Genealogical Society Papers Vol. 25 #1-2 1986 15th Alabama Infantry May or may not be complete CO. C Mancil, William H. Mancil, Amos Mancil, Sam CO. D Bowen, John Carter, William R. Carter, Jeremiah - Died in Virginia 1861 Douglas, ?? Jordan, W.C. Malone, Marion Robinson, William Segars, John Spencer, George E. CO. E Cameron, H.A. - Killed near Suffolk, Va. 1863 Edwards, C.A.B. Flowers, Jacob Jolly, W.H. Mills, Thomas Pouncey, William Pouncey, John Pouncey, Dock Windham, Harmon H. Co. F Captain Benjamin Lewis - Resigned Captain George Y. Malone - Retired on account of wounds received in Battle. Died 1906 Captain DeKalb Williams - Died since the war. Lt. Jeff Pryor - Commanding Company at the Surrender 9 April 1865 Lt. Pleasant Nicholson - Died since the war. Lt. John Wadsworth Sgt. Dennis Miles - Killed in the Battle of Knoxville Sgt. Reese Norris Sgt. Scott Knowles - Surrendered with company 9 April 1865 Sgt. Dock Langford - Died in Elmira Prison, New York Anderson, Brant - Killed in the Second Battle of Manassas August 1862 Adams, John Anderson, Bart - Killed in the Second Battle of Manassas August 1862 ** Anderson, Wilson - Killed in the First Battle of Cold Harbor 27 June 1862 ** Andrews, Stephen - Killed in the First Battle of Cold Harbor 27 June 1862 **Childs, Green - Killed in the First Battle of Cold Harbor 27 June 1862 ** Carter, Billie - Killed in the First Battle of Cold Harbor 27 June 1862 Glenn, General - Killed in the First Battle of Cold Harbor 27 June 1862 ** Hancock, Willis - Killed in the First Battle of Cold Harbor 27 June 1862 **Buried in the same grave on the Battle Field. Brazil, george - Died 1900 Bray, John Baker, Dock Barefoot, David - Discharged on account of wounds in battle Bussey, Zach - Died since the war from wounds recieved in battle Browning, Simpson - Died in service 1862 Beasley, William - Killed in Battle Brazil, A.W. - Discharged on account of physical disability Codey, R.C. - Honorably Discharged Collier, Thomas A. Crane, William Cahey, Miles Cox, Mack - Carried General Hood from the battlefield at Chickamauga while wounded. Daughtry, James Dawning, Asa - Lost one hand in Battle Dickson, Shade Dean, Abner - Army Blacksmith Espey, Robert Eggleton, Newton Folkes, Frank - Died in service 1861 Flowers, Isham - Died in service 1861 Flowers, Silas - Killed in Virginia by falling tree. Greenway, Wilson - Killed in the Battle of Petersburg 1864 Glenn, Hirschel - Killed in the Second Battle of Manassas August 1862 Glenn, Augustus Galloway, Benjamin Galloway, Iverson - Killed in service in Virginia Grice, George - Killed in the Battle of Cedar Mountain Hilliard, W.J. - Died 1911 Hough, Daniel - Killed in the Second Battle of Manassas August 1862 Hough, John Hough, Peter Hussey, Jeff Hussey, William Howell, Samuel Hardin, ?? - Died in service in Virginia Harter, Ruberry - Died in service in Virginia Hutchinson, James Hutchinson, Ed Jackson, John - Died in 1898 Jackson, Charles - Killed in the Second Battle of Manassas August 1862 Jackson, Arch - Killed on Picket Line near Richmond 1862 or 63 King, Rufus - Died in Elmira Prison, New York Ketchum, William Sr. Ketchum, William Jr. Logan, Frank Love, Wyatt - Honorably Discharged Logan, David - Died in service in Virginia 1862 Langford, James Lewis, James Mobley, Sion - Wounded at Chickamauga and died since the war. Mobley, Anderson Myhan, James Minchley, Oliver - Wounded in Battle Minchley, Lawson - Wounded in Battle Meredith, E. - Died 19 April 1911 McDowell, William - Killed in Battle McDowell, Alex - Transferred Morris, Robert - Transferred to 60th Alabama Paul, Allen - Wounded in the Second Battle of Manassas August 1862 Peacock, ?? - Prisoner of War Pryor, John T. - Died in 1900 Perry, James - Killed 27 June 1862 at Richmond Pippin, Joe - Killed in Virginia Rudd, Marion - Died of wounds Rudd, William - Died since the war Rudd, Martin - Died since the war Rudd, Irvin - Died since the war Ramage, Frank - Honorably Discharged and joined the 53rd Alabama Cavalry Reeves, George - Died in Pensacola since the war Reeves, William Rhodes, John Sneed, Solomon - Wounded in Virginia 27 June 1862 Seay, W.J. - Wounded in the Battle of the Wilderness 1863 Sheffield, John Smith, John Smith, Marion Smith, Jack Seay, Thomas J. - Died in service in Knoxville Stanford, Robert T. - Died in service Stallings, Silas - Honorably Discharged Sheffield, Thomas - Died near Marietta, Georgia 1862 Trent, Willis - Died in service in Virginia Tillery, William - Died in service in Virginia Tillman, Stephen - Died in service in Virginia Tart, Samuel Wilson, S.D. - Died since the war Wilson, Joseph Williams, Frank - Died in service in Virginia Wilson, John - Honorably Discharged Warren, Thomas Whigham,Galloway Ward, Jack - Killed in Battle Co. G Lt. John Oates - Killed in Battle in Virginia Co. H Captain W.D. Wood Lt. W.L. Wilson - Died in Texas 3 January 1911 Sgt. William Crews Crews, Henry more to come..

This is GREAT...... Thanks, Lora

Lee this is only the men from Pike and may not be all of them. This list was gathered from various sources for the erection of the statue that is downtown Troy and is in honor of the men from old Pike who fought. As you will note it is the info from the historical Societies bulletin and they have the manuscript rights and copyrights to distribute this work. Whoever the person is who is freely distributing this work should have answered you since they are taking it directly from the bulleting and this is explained in the front of the book. Susie ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, July 31, 2006 9:47 PM Subject: [AL-PIKE] Re: Sixth Alabama Infantry C.S.A. > 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/QU.2ADI/3913.1 > > Message Board Post: > > Is the partial roster just posted New Company A,. because Old Company was > the Henry Grays. It was organized in Abbeville, Alabama. My > thirdgreatgrandfather Jon Price was an Private in the company before he > became Assisstant Regimental Surgeon. A number of Kirkland relations were > also in this company. Dr. Price's brother in law was in Company A " The > Henry Grays". Just curious. I have a list of men from the Archives and > History and they are all from Henry County. Were these the only men from > Pike County. > Thank you > Le > > > ==== ALPIKE Mailing List ==== > Share your Pike Co. Records (and other counties): > http://www.genrecords.org/alfiles/ > >

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/QU.2ADI/3913.2 Message Board Post: Is the partial roster just posted New Company A,. because Old Company was the Henry Grays. It was organized in Abbeville, Alabama. My thirdgreatgrandfather Jon Price was an Private in the company before he became Assisstant Regimental Surgeon. A number of Kirkland relations were also in this company. Dr. Price's brother in law was in Company A " The Henry Grays". Just curious. I have a list of men from the Archives and History and they are all from Henry County. Thank you Le

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/QU.2ADI/3913.1 Message Board Post: Is the partial roster just posted New Company A,. because Old Company was the Henry Grays. It was organized in Abbeville, Alabama. My thirdgreatgrandfather Jon Price was an Private in the company before he became Assisstant Regimental Surgeon. A number of Kirkland relations were also in this company. Dr. Price's brother in law was in Company A " The Henry Grays". Just curious. I have a list of men from the Archives and History and they are all from Henry County. Were these the only men from Pike County. Thank you Le

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/QU.2ADI/3913 Message Board Post: Pike County Historical and Genealogical Society Papers Vol. 25 #1-2 1986 6th Alabama Infantry may or may not be complete Co. A Daniels, Samuel - Died 19 July 1908 Dennis, Daniel - Killed in the Battle of Seven Pines 31 May 1862 Jackson, Emil Parks, Alex - Died near Richmond 31 May 1862 Wiley, T.W. CO. C Lt. Leslie, Thomas R. Graves, Hardy - Died in Virginia 1863 Walker, Fitz Williams, W.F. Wilson, Samuel CO. E Caldwell, Daniel Leary, Dennis C. - Transferred to the Army of the Tennessee 1863. Died 1890 Motes, Isaac N. - Killed in the Battle of Seven Pines 31 May 1862 Murphree, T.M. - Transferred to the Army of the Tennessee 18 February 1863 Co. G Chancey, Dock Paul, Joe - Killed in the Battle of Seven Pines 1862 CO. H Kirksey, Jacob McCormick - Died 9 August 1872 CO. M Norwood, W.M. Rugg, Hiram Seventh Alabama Infantry C.S.A. CO. E Martin, Floyd - Died in service Price, William T. Eighth Alabama Infantry C.S.A. CO. B Crittenden, E.T. Ingram, J.N. McLeod, Neil Stroud, William W. - Killed in the Battle of Gettysburg Stroud, Ed CO. G Tramil, Z.B. CO. H Mason, C. Mitchell, A.S. McCormick, N.A. Ninth Alabama Infantry C.S.A. CO. E Ray, A.C. Twelfth Alabama Infantry C.S.A. Major D.A. McCaskell transferred to 61st Alabama. Killed in battle Captain Ex. Tucker - Killed in the Battle of Sharpsburg 17 September 1862 Lt. Joe F. Bruce Bryant, Thomas - Wounded at the Battle of Seven Pines Fowler, William - Killed in the Battle of Fredricksburg Fowler, John - Died in Virginia Gulledge, William Harris, William - Killed in Battle Johnston, Jonathan C. Lowery, Asa D. Mitchell, Roseberry - Died 27 December 1873 McCarthy, William Pritchett, William T. Rhodes, Thomas - Killed in the Battle of Seven Pines Woods, David Wheeler, Gabriel - Killed in Battle 1862 Wheeler, George - Died at Lynchburg, Virginia 1861 CO. F Wright, J.W. Co. K Brown, James T. Townsend, A.C. - Died 4 June 1909 Thirteenth Alabama Infantry C.S.A. CO. D Lightfoot, Joe G. CO. I Reeves, C.D. Fourteenth Alabama Infantry C.S.A. CO. B Cross, W.H. CO. G Motes, Singleton - Killed at the Battle of Seven Pines 1 June 1862 Fifteenth Alabama Infantry C.S.A. Commanded the forst twelve months by a Colonel, afterwards by General James Canty of Russell County and afterwards by Colonel W.C. Oates. Co. A Stringfellow, John H. CO. B Captain J.W.L. Daniels - Promoted to the rank of Major Lt. Henry W. Glover - Died of wounds recieved in battle 1864 Bledsoe, J.T. Boyd, J.T. Cope, Welborn - Died in Virginia 1861 Cargill, Isom Denham, Alfred Denham, George T. Eubanks, Robert J. Fennell, Henry - Died at Warrenton, Virginia 1861 Ford, Thomas J. - Killed in the Battle of Cross Keys, Virginia 1862 Gresham, Ferdinand - Killed in the Battle of Gettysburg Huffman, John - Died in Virginia February 1862 Hicks, Jackson - Died in Virginia November 1861 Johns, William N. Jackson, Walter C. Jackson, William W. - Died in Virginia 13 October 1861 Kennington, James S. - Died in Virginia October 1861 Lewis, John - Died in Virginia April 1862 McDonald, Jack McDunkin, Sam B. McWhorter, William - Honorably discharged February 1862 McWhorter, John C. - Died in Virginia in 1861 McWhorter, J.W. - Died in Virginia December 1861 Mills, Thomas C. Ming, Samuel J. Ming, William J. Ming, George M. - Died at Haymarket, Virginia 1861 Norris, Hardy R. - Killed in the Battle of Gettysburg Pope, G.W. Posey, John W. Payne, J.M. Wesley, William S. - Killed in the Battle of Deep Bottom, Virginia 1864 Wheeler, James H. Warson, ?? more to come..

I would love to see the roll or what you have. Debra Maddox Wilson Greenback,Tn

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/QU.2ADI/3912 Message Board Post: Either someone is getting copy after copy of p. 1 or this keeps disappearing into hysterical cyberspace. I will try again.

Susie I was referring to the family diary which Suzanne was discussing, if she posted it, it would be her own copyright and her own choice to share, as a family item, she holds the copyright if there is one. Debra -----Original Message----- From: sksenn [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 9:31 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [AL-PIKE] Re: First Alabama Infantry C.S.A. Debra, I do not think you could put all of this on the site due to the copyright infringment. Rootsweb does say something about it. These lists only apply to Pike County soldiers that were in the units and is not a complete list for all of the men in the unit from all over the State. Susie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Debra Crosby" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 3:00 PM Subject: RE: [AL-PIKE] Re: First Alabama Infantry C.S.A. > I would personally love to see records like this on the > Pike Co. Alabama archive site so that all researchers > can find the information. www.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/al/pike.htm > and using the forms at www.genrecords.net/alfiles/ allows you to > add your own comments about personal family data. > > Debra Crosby > > -----Original Message----- > From: Suzanne Pickens [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 8:49 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [AL-PIKE] Re: First Alabama Infantry C.S.A. > > I too have lists with names not on Jan's lists and in addition the diary > contains a > list of names of men who died in prison camp and most notably tells of a > Capt. > Meadows who was shot and presumably killed (Wood says his leg would > probably have to > be amputated) by senteniels. The "transcriber" of the diary says the > shooting of > Capt. Meadows can be documented. > > Well, right now the diary is in my living room along with several letters > and service > records and some sundry family records. The diary was written by my great > great > grandfather, Capt. John Henry Wood of the First Alabama during his time in > prison > camp after their capture at Island 10. It won't change any history books, > but it is, > I think, an interesting account. > > I have mentioned these documents to a couple of people in the Pike County > Historical > Society at various times and there didn't seem to be any interest. To my > knowledge, > no one has ever read the papers, at least not recently, aside from our > family, nor > does anyone know of its existence. > > I am a cultural resources historian and always thought it was a pretty > nifty primary > source, but when no one appeared interested, I figured I was letting > family pride get > in the way of historical judgement. > > So there we are. I want very much for this document to be made available > to the > public, but I want it to be done in a proper way, not just scanning pages > willy > nilly. > > Also, my aunt had some "preservation" work done on the documents and had > them > "transcribed," just before, I might add, I came looking for them to edit > for my MA > thesis. The notebook was taken apart and the pages laminated as were the > letters. > This renders the originals, especially the letters nearly unintelligible > so much > reliance has to be placed on the transcription. > > My desire has always been for it to be serialized in a historical journal, > I don't > think it is publishable. I had hoped for the proceedings of the Pike > County > Historical Society, but I received no encouragement. > > Please understand, I don't want to try to make any money off the diary, if > I wanted > that, I could have sold it on ebay a long time ago (and technically at > least, it > belongs to my aunt). I want it to be a proper historical resource, fully > accessible, > but with my gggfther recognized and credit given to my family who > fortunately kept > and preserved it. Perhaps y'all who are in AL can tell me where it would > best be > deposited. > > So what cha wanna know about it??? I'm happy to post stuff like names > mentioned, the > list of the dead, etc., info on John Henry and family (several brothers > also served > including Major Pinckard Wood). Oh, and I have a transcription of a > letter from > Capt. Wood's brother in law that makes Sullivan Ballou's look like a form > letter! > > Suzanne Pickens > [email protected] > 386 328-9118 > Palatka, FL > > > ==== ALPIKE Mailing List ==== > Visit Pike Co. ALGenWeb: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~alpike/ > > > > > > ==== ALPIKE Mailing List ==== > Visit Pike Co. Alabama Archives for Pike Co. records: > http://www.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/al/pike.htm > > ==== ALPIKE Mailing List ==== Visit Pike Co. Alabama Archives for Pike Co. records: http://www.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/al/pike.htm