Is anyone researching the family of Jonathan Hall who lived in Tallapoosa Co., AL beginning about 1840?

I.T. Brazzell 55 male Farmer Land $1400-personal $6130 born NC Mary A. 49 F VA James R.P. 16 M AL Andrew J 12 M AL All of above found on 1860 Census Camp Hill,Tallapoosa Co.,AL Beat 16 pg50 Elizabeth Brazzell 59 F Farmer Land value$300 Personal $370 b GA Enoch 25M b GA Joseph 19M b GA Gustavius 18M b GA Milton J 16M b GA Sanders 22M Personal $100 b GA Virginia 20F b GA Found on 1860 Census Camp Hill ,Tallapoosa Co.,AL Beat 16 pg52 Hope you can find a link Good luck Joan Phebelyn@aol.com wrote: > Looking for Killis Britton BRAZZELL born 1 Oct. 1905 in Alabama and died 20 > Apr. 1988 in Alexander City, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama. He married Cora ? and > they moved from Talladega Co., Alabama to Alexander City, Alabama where they > bought a farm. He had two sons, possibly a James Howard BRAZZELL and Bennie > BRAZZELL. Also had a daughter. Killis's Father was W.A. BRAZZELL (William > Ambros) and Mother was Minnie Belle PONDER. > > Any other information on this BRAZZELL line would be greatly appreciated. > Phoebe

Ok, today I spent more time at the genealogy library in Mobile, AL. I am even more confused now than what I was before I went. Here is what I found: UMPHREY, Wm. w m 53 GA Sarah 53 GA Ann 22 Al Jessie L. w m 18 Ala ==== next door was: Umphrey, Wm Jr 28 GA Jane 23 Al Charley 3 Ala ?Mary? or Charry? 3/12 b. in March. Next to this family was William Whitehead, age 45, Sarah, 43, ?Walter? 21, Marietta, 18, Rachel, 12, and Henry, age 9. Could this be Susan's parents? ====== Ok, the census of 1860 spelled the name HUMPHREY, listing these children: of William (H) Umphrey John H. b. 1851 GA married Susan Whitehead (children: Brady, John, Sude, Robert, other possible children...Charlie and Della...this I have not proven) William b. 1853 GA Thomas b. 1857 GA Cicaly b. 1857 GA Sarah Ann, 1860 AL The last son, Jesse was b. in 1861 Does anyone recognize this family? ( William Humphrey had a grandson who owned and operated a funeral home in Sylacauga, AL.) Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Deanie Humphrey Other Alabama Surnames: Wilson, Turberville, Melvin, Morris, Mckinley, Bohannon, Varner, Joyner, Whitehead, Stabler Louisiana Surnames: Galle, Perdue, Gatzman, Olsen, Trosclair, Causey, Leinard/Leinhard/Leonard Mississippi Surnames: Galle, Causey, Jackson, Floyd, Boles, King, Missouri Surnames: Perdue, Leonard, Absher

Minnie Bell PONDER and W.A. BRAZZELL were my Great Grandparents. I have this information on one of their sons: Killis Britton BRAZZELL b. 1 Oct. 1905 in Alabama d. 20 Apr. 1988 He bought a farm in Alexander City, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama and lived there with his wife Cora, 2 sons and a daughter. Any other information on the BRAZZELL's would be most welcome. Phoebe

Looking for Killis Britton BRAZZELL born 1 Oct. 1905 in Alabama and died 20 Apr. 1988 in Alexander City, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama. He married Cora ? and they moved from Talladega Co., Alabama to Alexander City, Alabama where they bought a farm. He had two sons, possibly a James Howard BRAZZELL and Bennie BRAZZELL. Also had a daughter. Killis's Father was W.A. BRAZZELL (William Ambros) and Mother was Minnie Belle PONDER. Any other information on this BRAZZELL line would be greatly appreciated. Phoebe

Hi folks. If there is someone working on the Heritage book for their County, please contact me. I am the owner of these lists and would like to be of some help to you with your project. John and Jan Radford johnjanr@intersurf.com Baton Rouge, La

I am in search of info on Glenn Barnett and his family if you can add please do. Beat #5 DeSoto, Tallapoosa Co. Alabama June 25, 1860 (Census) Glenn Barnett 65 M S.C. farmer R600 P790 Priscilla 57 F S.C. Mary A. 24 F S.C. Glenn 23 M ALA. (this one especially) Uriah F. 21 M ALA Randolph 19 M ALA. Priscilla J. 16 F ALA. Thanks. Lesley lesley@eznet.net Batavia, New York (hometown Cleburne, Texas) Lesley's Family Tree http://www.angelfire.com/ny/LesleysWorld/index.html - See Surname Page http://www.angelfire.com/ny/LesleysWorld/surname.html Shows every surname connected to my family and more.

HELLO LISTS: - If you are researching any of the surnames listed below, please feel free to contact me. Please note: RENFORE should read RENFROE. Please pass this message on to the Russell County, AL and the Montgomery County, AL lists. I don't know their addresses. Thanks. Additional info: My slaveholding and african american Calhouns were in South Carolina; then on to Jones County, GA; then Russell County, AL; then Pike County, AL (1860); then Bullock County, AL (created in 1866-67). While in Bullock County, my family lived in Fitzpatrick, Thompson, Union Springs, Pike Road and Cornerstone. "Sharing the past . . ." Wilsie Calhoun --part1_9505bb91.24b0ebbc_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: WCalh32187@aol.com From: WCalh32187@aol.com Full-name: WCalh32187 Message-ID: <9505bb91.24b02036@aol.com> Date: Sat, 3 Jul 1999 22:25:58 EDT Subject: AFRICAN AMERICAN RESEARCH To: ALBULLOC-L@rootsweb.com CC: Ccalhoun44@aol.com, AMcLane101@aol.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 4 Hello Bullock County: I am researching my african american ancestors and the slaveholding families associated with them in Bullock, Pike, Macon, Montgomery and Russell Counties: CALHOUN - BAZEMORE - BERRY - CARTER - DAVIE - ETHERIDGE - FAULK - FLUELLEN - GAFFORD - GHOLSTON - HERSHEY - HICKS - HOWARD - IVERSON - JACKSON - LESTER - MARTIN - OWENS - PITTS - RENFORE - SANDERS - SCOTT - THOMPKINS - WASHINGTON - WRIGHT I'll be going to the Alabama Archives in Montgomery soon to do some research. If you have any tips or advice that might assist me in my quest, I'd certainly appreciate it. Thanks - Wilsie Calhoun

The Heritage of Shelby County books are in and those that had ordered books may pick up their book(s) at the Columbiana Library on Saturday July 3rd, and Saturday July 10th during normal library hours. Marshall

********************************************************************** THE HERITAGE OF SHELBY COUNTY BOOK SURNAME LIST: ********************************************************************** ABBOTT - ACTION - ADAMS - ALBRIGHT - ALDRIDGE - ALEXANDER - ALEXANDERS - ALLEN - ALLEN - ALVIN - AMBROSE - AMMONS - ARSTRONG - ASBERRY - ASH - ASTINS - ATCHSION - ATKINS - ATTAWAY - AVARY - BAER - BAKER - BAKERS - BALSEY - BATSON - BAZEMORE - BEASLEY - BEATTY - BECKER - BELL - BENSON - BENTON - BLACKERBY - BOWEN - BRADFORD - BRANCH - BRANTLEY - BRASHER - BRIDGES - BRINKER - BROWN - BUSBY - BUTLER - CALDWELL - CAMP - CARDEN - CARLSON - CARRELL - CARTER - CHAMPION - CHURCH - CLINKSCALES - COBB - COLLINS - COOK - COX - CRAWFORD - CRIM - CROMWELL - CROSS - CRUMPTON - DAUGHERTY - DAVIDSON - DAVIS - DENNIS - DENSON - DESHAZO - DICKERSON - DIETLEIN - DOBSON - DOROUGH - DORROUGHS - DOWNS - DRAPER - DUCKETT - DUKE - DUCAN - EDGEWORTH - EDWARDS - EILAND - ELLIS - ELMORE - EMBRY - EPPERSON - ESSMAN - EVANS - FALKNER - FANCHER - FARR - FARRIS - FERGUSON - FINLEY - FISBELL - FLOREY - FORD - FORTENBERRY - FOSTER - FLOWLER - FOX - FRANKLIN - FROST - GALLOWAY - GAMBLE - GARDNER - GIBSON - GLASS - GLASSCOCK - GOODWIN - GOULD - GRADY - GREEK - GREEN - GREENE - GRIFFIN - GRIMES - GUNNELL -HAND - HARDY - HARLESS - HARMON - HARRIS - HARRISON - HAWKINS - HAYES - HEAD - HENDERSON - HIGGINS - HOLCOMBE - HOLLIS - HOLMES - HOOD - HORN - HORTON - HOSEY - HOUSTON - HOWARD - HUBBARD - HUGHES - INGRAM - ISBELL - JACKSON - JOHNSON - JONES - KEITH - KELLEY - KENDRICK - KIDD - KILLINGSWORTH - KIN - KLEIN - KREIDER - LANGLEY - LAWLEY - LEE - LEONARD - LESTER - LITTLE - LINDSAY - LOLLY - LOVELADY - LOWERY - LUCAS - LUSTER - LYNN - LYON - MABRY - MARTIN - MASON - MASONER - MASSEY - MCCLANAHAN - MCCULLUGH - MCGIBONEY - MCGILL - MCGUIRE - MCKINNON - MERRELL - MILLER - MOON - MOONEY - MOORE - MORTON - MULLINS - NABORS - NAFF - NAISH - NELSON - NESBITT - NICHOLS - OWEN - OZLEY - PAGE - PAYNE - PAYTON - PETERS - PHILLIPS - PICKET - PITTS - POOLE - PORTER - POSPISIL - PRESTRIDGE - PRICE - PUCKET - RABURN - RAINS - RAY - REEVES - REYNOLDS - RIGGINS - RILEY - ROBERTS - ROCHESTER - ROWLAND - RUSSELL - SCOGGINS - SCOTT - SEALE - SELLERS - SESSIONS - SHANAHAN - SHORES - SHRADER - SIMS - SMITH - SNOW - SPRUIELL - STAMPS - STANFIELD - STRATTON - STEWART - STILL - STINSON - STONE - STROUP - STUBBS - SULLIVAN - TAYLOR - TEAGUE - THAMES - TILL - TINNEY - TORBERT - TRUNER - VARNON - VAUGHT - VERNON - WALKER - WALLACE - WALTON - WATSON - WATTS - WELLS - WELSON - WEST - WESSON - WESTBROOK - WESTER - WALT - WHATLEY - WHETSTONE - WHISENHUNT - WHITE - WHITFIELD - WILLIAMS - WILLIAMSON - WILLINGHAM - WILSON - WOOD - WOOLLEY - WYATT - ZAGAR Shelby County Heritage Book Committee P.O. Box 515 Columbiana, AL 35051-0515 Chairperson, John Walker (e-mail) jwalker229@aol.com ==================ALABAMA HERITAGE BOOK SERIES================= SUMMIT YOUR FAMILY HISTORY(s) OF THE COUNTY(s) YOU HAVE ROOTS IN, YOU MAY FIND A LONG LOST COUSIN. FOR MORE INFO CHECK OUT WEB SITE: http://mindspring.com/~awillcut/heritage.htm 67 VOLUMES ONE VOLUME FOR EACH COUNTY IN ALABAMA.

The Heritage of Shelby County books are in and those that had ordered books may pick up their book(s) at the Columbiana Library on Saturday July 3rd, and Saturday July 10th during normal library hours. Marshall

Thanks to a great list for the replys on my question about the census. Looks like ordering soundex is my next move. Juanita in Texas

Is the Alabama 1880 census indexed ? For sure, libraries near me don't have one. Juanita in Texas

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Dear Cemetery Researchers, I am writing to give you an update on our work regarding The Historical Atlas of Alabama, Volume II: Cemetery Locations by County. Allow me to first thank everyone who has contributed to the project thus far. I apologize for not being able to personally respond to every submission. We have received hundreds of submissions so far and it would not be humanly possible to respond to each contributor. While our work is not complete, the end for this edition is in sight. Some people have asked if it is too late to submit information. This is an ongoing project and as such we welcome submissions at any time. While your information may not find its way into this edition, it will be included in future editions of the Atlas. Once the Atlas becomes circulated publicly, we fully anticipate new submissions and corrections. We consider this edition to be the beginning, rather than the end, of the cemetery atlas project. We have kept track of snail mail and email addresses and will make you aware of the availability of the completed book. Publication is still several months away. Once again, my thanks. Regards, Craig Remington Director, Cartographic Research Laboratory University of Alabama cartlab@bama.ua.edu

I'm looking for any information about a Kenneth Britton Brazzell born in 1905 in Alabama. His father was W. A. Brazzell (William Ambros) born 3 May. 1870; d. 6 May 1940. W. A. is buried at Mt. Vernon Cemetery, Talladega, AL along with his wife, and Kenneth's Mother Minnie Belle Ponder born 24 Apr. 1874 in Talladega, AL; d. 1 Sept. 1952 in Talladega, AL. Kenneth was married to a woman named Cora ? and I've been told he bought a farm in Alexander City, Tallapoosa Co., Alabama. What year, I don't know. He had 3 children. A daughter and 2 sons. Not sure if there were more children. He had a brother named Richard Owen Brazzell born in 1907 in AL. He died of Leukemia probably in New Jersey. He moved to Paterson, NJ. What year, don't know. He worked there at a cottonmill. He married a woman named Bell and she died of cancer, then he married a woman named Betty, probably the Elizabeth Brazzell I found on the SSDI listed as being born 23 Mar. 1896; died July 1977 in Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey. I've been told they had no children. Kenneth had 2 sisters. One was Othela Brazzell born 5 June 1909; d. 9 Dec. 1915. Buried at Mt. Vernon Cemetery, Talladega, AL And the other was my Grandmother Tabitha Christine Brazzell born 14 Mar. 1911; d. 22 Dec. 1995. She is also buried at Mt. Vernon Cemetery, Talladega, Alabama. She married William Edward "Bill" Freeman If anyone has information on this family, please contact me. I would love to find relatives. Phoebe Phebelyn@aol.com

I hope everyone that has been reminiscing about Old Tuscaloosa sent your stories to the Heritage of Tuscaloosa book committee to be put in the Tuscaloosa Heritage book that is begin printed. Its stories like these that will make the Heritage of Alabama book series of 67 volume set (one volume for each county) a success. Anyone that would reminisce about Old Jefferson County, write it, up to 500 words, with or without a picture to be printed FREE of charge to be published in the Jefferson Co. book and send it to: Jefferson County Heritage Book Committee P.O. Box 190034 Birmingham, AL 35219-0034 I do not work for the company that is printing this book I am just member of the members of the Jefferson Co. Heritage book committee that would like to see the Jefferson Co. book to be the biggest and best book of the Heritage of Alabama book series. THE HERITAGE of ALABAMA BOOK SERIES. WRITE A FAMILY HISTORY ABOUT YOUR ANCESTORS FREE. YOU MAY FIND A LONG LOST COUSIN. ********************************************************* JEFFERSON CO. DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 30, 1999 ********************************************************* You may have heard about The Heritage of Alabama book series, If not the series will be a 68 volume series, one volume for each county (67) in Alabama and each volume will be indexed. Volume 68 will be a combine index of all 67 volumes. You can play an important role in the unique heritage of Jefferson County book by helping in the development and publication of this important book. We invite all those interested, current residents, former residents, and anyone with roots in Jefferson Co. to write a family story up to 500 words and submit it with or without 1 photograph to be publish FREE of charge and if your had roots in Jefferson Co. in 1890 or before you may write up to 1000 words and submit it with or without 1 or 2 photographs to be published FREE of charge. Maybe you have a story of a church, school or a business that you would like to write about (up to 750 words) with or without a photograph, also FREE of charge. The first part of each COUNTY book will be devoted to the history and development of the county you write about, but the bulk of the book is by and about families, their heritage and contributions to the county. If you have roots in more than one county then write an article and/or history of your family for each county you have roots in. This is a good way to write a family history and have it published FREE when you do not have enough material to have your own book printed and this is your chance to help write the history your children and your children's children, etc, will read one day. If you need help writing a family history, contact someone on the book committee of one of the counties. Send your JEFFERSON COUNTY articles to: JEFFERSON COUNTY HERITAGE BOOK COMMITTEE P.O. BOX 190034 BIRMINGHAM, AL 35219-0034 YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PURCHASE A BOOK TO SUMMIT AN ARTICLE(s). The cost of each volume for a reserve limited-first-edition is $59.00, including tax and shipping and will be about $75 after the first printing. If it takes two volumes for the Jefferson Co. book then you get them both for the limited-first-edition price of $59. Any group or organization wishing to purchase one or more of the complete 67 volume set of the Heritage of Alabama book series, including, Vol. 68, the compilation index at no charge, my do so at $45.00 per volume for a total cost of $3,015.00 plus tax & shipping. For more information on above or your county(s) and to get on the "Alabama Heritage Newsletter" mailing list contact; Heritage Publishing Consultants Inc., P.O. Box 382831, Birmingham, AL 35238-2831; Telephone (205) 669-0652; Facsimile (205) 669-0987; E-mail: heripubcon@aol.com NOTE: The proceeds from the sales of the Jefferson County book will be used to further genealogy in Jefferson County and to put a Jefferson County book in every Jefferson Co Library. Each county has its own Book Committee & Members and they vote on how the proceeds from the purchase of their books will be used for their county. Each county is doing something similar to what Jefferson County is doing. "PASS THE WORD" Thanks for your help and support. Check out web site: http://www.mindspring.com/~awillcut/heritage.htm ==================ALABAMA HERITAGE BOOK SERIES================= SUMMIT YOUR FAMILY HISTORY(s) OF THE COUNTY(s) YOU HAVE ROOTS IN, YOU MAY FIND A LONG LOST COUSIN. (e-mail me for more info) CHECK OUT WEB SITE: http://www.mindspring.com/~awillcut/heritage.htm 67 VOLUMES ONE VOLUME FOR EACH COUNTY IN ALABAMA Where is yours?

THE HERITAGE of ALABAMA BOOK SERIES. WRITE A FAMILY HISTORY ABOUT YOUR ANCESTORS FREE. YOU MAY FIND A LONG LOST COUSIN. ***************************************************** JEFFERSON COUNTY DEADLINE JULY 31,1999 ***************************************************** You may have heard about The Heritage of Alabama book series, If not the series will be a 68 volume series, one volume for each county (67) in Alabama and each volume will be indexed. Volume 68 will be a combine index of all 67 volumes. You can play an important role in the unique heritage of Jefferson County book by helping in the development and publication of this important book. We invite all those interested, current residents, former residents, and anyone with roots in Jefferson Co. to write a family story up to 500 words and submit it with or without 1 photograph to be publish FREE of charge and if your had roots in Jefferson Co. in 1890 or before you may write up to 1000 words and submit it with or without 1 or 2 photograph(s) to be published FREE of charge. Maybe you have a story of a church, school or a business that you would like to write about (up to 750 words) with or without a photograph, also FREE of charge. The first part of each COUNTY book will be devoted to the history and development of the county you write about, but the bulk of the book is by and about families, their heritage and contributions to the county. If you have roots in more than one county then write an article and/or history of your family for each county you have roots in. This is a good way to write a family history and have it published FREE when you do not have enough material to have your own book printed and this is your chance to help write the history your children and your children's children, etc, will read one day. If you need help writing a family history, contact someone on the book committee of one of the counties. Send your JEFFERSON COUNTY articals to: JEFFERSON COUNTY HERITAGE BOOK COMMITTEE P.O. BOX 190034 BIRMINGHAM, AL 35219-0034 YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PURCHASE A BOOK TO SUMMIT AN ARTICLE(s). The cost of each volume for a reserve limited-first-edition is $59.00, including tax and shipping and will be about $75 after the first printing. If it takes two volumes for the Jefferson Co. book then you get them both for the limited-first-edition price of $59. Any group or organization wishing to purchase one or more of the complete 67 volume set of the Heritage of Alabama book series, including, Vol. 68, the compilation index at no charge, my do so at $45.00 per volume for a total cost of $3,015.00 plus tax & shipping. For more information on above or your county(s) and to get on the "Alabama Heritage Newsletter" mailing list contact; Heritage Publishing Consultants Inc., P.O. Box 382831, Birmingham, AL 35238-2831; Telephone (205) 669-0652; Facsimile (205) 669-0987; E-mail: heripubcon@aol.com NOTE: The proceeds from the sales of the Jefferson County book will be used to futher genealogy in Jefferson County. Each county has its own Book Committee & Members and they vote on how the proceeds from the purchase of their books will be used for their county. Each county is doing something similar to what Jefferson County is doing. "PASS THE WORD" Thanks for your help and support. Check out web site: http://www.bham.mindspring.com/~awillcut/heritage.htm ==================ALABAMA HERITAGE BOOK SERIES================= SUMMIT YOUR FAMILY HISTORY(s) OF THE COUNTY(s) YOU HAVE ROOTS IN, YOU MAY FIND A LONG LOST COUSIN. (e-mail me for more info) CHECK OUT WEB SITE: http://www.mindspring.com/~awillcut/heritage.htm 67 VOLUMES ONE VOLUME FOR EACH COUNTY IN ALABAMA Where is yours?

I am interested in the following people living in and around Troup Co, GA and Tallapoosa Co, AL. James WILLSON (WILSON) born 25 Nov 1784 in GA or SC and died 24 Aug 1880 maybe in Carrol Co, GA. He was married to Sarah CAMERON on 11 May 1830 in Jasper Co, GA. I found reference of a James WILLSON who married folks in Troup in the 1850's. James may have been a preacher. Benjamin H. WILLSON (WILSON) born 11 Jan 1790 in SC or GA and died 5 Apr 1849 in Coosa or Tallapoosa Co, AL. He was married to Susannah CAMERON, sister to Sarah. I also found reference that a Benjamin H WILSON married folks in Tallapoosa Co, AL in the late 1830s and 1840s. Three of Benjamin's son (Benjamin F, John G, and Thomas H) were living in Tallapoosa Co in the 1850 census. Their mother Susannah was living with B.F. B.H. and Susannah's children were: Sarah Ann b 1816, Robert b 1817, Virginia Emeline b 1818, John G. b 1820, Nelson b 1824, Benjamin Franklin b 1826, Thomas H b 1828, and Susan E b 1829. Does anyone have info or leads about this group of people? Any records to be found or had concerning preachers in this area during these times? The final resting place of B.H., either Coosa or Tallapoosa Cos? Thanks again folks and good luck and good hunting in your researches...john lowery

I am interested in any information anyone may be able to provide on the following family in Tallapoosa. The family relocated to Tallapoosa from Troup County, GA. Thanks, Joan Green Descendants of Henry N. Jones 1 Henry N. JONES b: June 01, 1816 d: January 10, 1877 in Dekalb County, AL .. +Huldah Ann "Huldy" BURKS b: March 22, 1816 d: April 13, 1901 m: September 22, 1844 in Troup County, GA ..... 2 Missouri A. Elizabeth JONES b: July 28, 1845 d: Bef. 1920 ......... +Mordecai Delisha FARRIS b: April 1837 d: Aft. 1920 m: February 10, 1870 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama ..... 2 Roxanna S. JONES b: 1848 ......... +Jessee T. IZELL ..... 2 Wealthy Ann JONES b: 1849 ......... +Eli BAKER m: February 01, 1870 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama ..... 2 John Wesley JONES b: April 13, 1851 d: March 17, 1896 ......... +Sara Elizabeth "Sallie" CARTER b: 1851 d: 1937 m: November 08, 1873 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama ..... 2 Sely A. JONES b: 1854 (MAY HAVE BEEN CALLED EMMA) ..... 2 Charlotte June JONES b: June 19, 1856 ......... +James A. ROBERTSON b: February 08, 1855 d: May 19, 1938 m: May 06, 1877 in Dekalb County, AL ..... 2 George H. JONES b: May 10, 1857 d: May 13, 1932 ......... +Fannie A. CUNNINGHAM b: October 06, 1862 d: June 04, 1927 m: June 30, 1889 in Dekalb County, AL ..... ..... 2 Martin S. JONES b: May 16, 1859 d: January 23, 1938 ......... +Mary E. GRIFFIN b: January 25, 1862 d: July 01, 1945 ..... 2 Noah S. JONES b: February 24, 1861 d: September 06, 1944 ......... +Martha A. "Patsy" CUNNINGHAM b: February 21, 1859 d: February 05, 1929 m: June 06, 1884 in Dekalb County, AL ..... 2 unknown JONES ..... 2 unknown JONES ..... 2 unknown JONES