ATTENTION CONINE RESEARCHERS, The CONINE surname now has it's own mailing list. We can all share with each other our mutual interest in the CONINE surname. This list also includes all the various spellings of the CONINE surname. There are two ways you can subscribe to the list. 1. Send a message to CONINE-L-request@rootsweb.com This is the mail mode, you will receive every posting made to CONINE as a separate email. 2. Send a message to CONINE-D-request@rootsweb.com This is the digest mode, you will receive several postings combined as a single large message. To post a message to both CONINE-L and CONINE-D, messages should be sent to CONINE-L@rootsweb.com. Messages sent there will appear both places. When you subscribe you will receive additional instructions. My name is Sheila (CONINE) Forester. If you have any problems subscribing please let me know.
Looking for info on the families of these PATTERSON's in Tallapoosa Co AL Tallapoosa County, AL Marriages PATTERSON, Amarina 06 FEB 1840 m. HARRIS, Peter PATTERSON, Matilda 13 DEC 1838 m. LIPMAN, William PATTERSON, Irwin m. WHEELUS, Frances 20 FEB 1840 Thanks Virginia warren@alaweb.com
If there is a book like this about Macon and one about Lee Counties I would love to be involved in it, or at least buy it! Laura -----Original Message----- From: Jack F. Shotts, Sr. <phoneman@ro.com> To: ALTALLAP-L@rootsweb.com <ALTALLAP-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, February 03, 1999 1:25 PM Subject: Heritage Book for Tallapoosa Co. >YES, everyone, the committee has been formed and meetings are scheduled for >the 2nd Friday of each month in Alexander City. If you have questions, I >will gladly try to answer them for you. > >The brochure about the book is being printed this month and will be ready >by this time in March. If you want a brochure, send me your snail mail >address. I already have about 20 addresses to which I will mail brochures >as soon as I get them. > >Jack >
YES, everyone, the committee has been formed and meetings are scheduled for the 2nd Friday of each month in Alexander City. If you have questions, I will gladly try to answer them for you. The brochure about the book is being printed this month and will be ready by this time in March. If you want a brochure, send me your snail mail address. I already have about 20 addresses to which I will mail brochures as soon as I get them. Jack
Hi Folks. I forgot to include the Heritage URL. http://awillcut.home.mindspring.com/heritage.htm It gives a price for a Tallapoosa Co book, but I don't think they ever got it off the ground. I think they are just starting the process. John and Jan Radford johnjanr@intersurf.com Baton Rouge, La
Hi Fo;ks. Just got the following information in today. County histories published by Heritage Publishing Consultants, Inc are being prepared at the following locations: For Pike Co, 10:00 AM, Friday, February 19, 1999, Troy Public Library, 300 Three Notch Rd, Hwy 29, Troy Al 36081 For Bullock Co, 4:00 PM, Friday February 19, 1999, Bullock Co Court House, Union Springs, Al. For Tallapoosa Co. 10:00 AM, Friday, February 12, 1999, at the Raymond James Financial Services, 51 Clay St, Alexander, Al. Mailing address: 1426 Cherokee Rd. alexander City, Al, 35010 Good luck folks. Check it out. Many of you have been asking about this. John and Jan Radford johnjanr@intersurf.com Baton Rouge, La
Hi Nell, Just use all 3 sets of parents :>) Pat
Can anyone place Dickerson D. MEZICK who married Sally BEDSWORTH (or BROWN) ca 1816 possibly in MD. They are believed to have left MD after Dickerson escaped from jail on a kidnapping charge and fled into GA. Their children included: Wyley, Mattie, Jane, James, and Harriett. The child, Jane, is believed to have been Sarah Jane MEZICK, born ca 1827, who married Martin CROW in Tallapoosa County, AL in 1846. Her brother, James, was living in the home with them in the 1850 Tallapoosa County census. David Let me know if you would like your URL linked to the McCarley Homeplace. http://www.mindspring.net/~dmccarley/home.htm mailto:dmccarley@mindspring.com
Searching for ancestors John Milton Truitt, b. August 26, 1840, b. Coweta Co., GA, d. 28 July 1921 - who were his parents? I have received three different sets of parents for him. I am wondering which is correct! Nell in Florida Texas1933@aol.com
Could surely use some help here, Peter DUDLEY married Sarah D. Peter is supposed to have owned & operated store/trading post in Dudleyville, Tallapossa, CO. ALA. Supposedly the town is named after him. He also owned an Inn in Dudleyville and one in West Point, GA. Peter's wife Sarah D. owned much property in Tallapossa, CO. It's thought Peter might have been born in GA near SC line and owned land in Clark CO., GA. Peter & Sarah's son, James Augustus Grandberry DUDLEY ( I am his 2nd great grandson) b: 1806 in GA. d: 1859 Coffeyville, TX m: 1830 in Montgomery CO., ALA to Suzan Elizabeth ZIMMERMAN b:1806 Tallapossa CO., ALA d:1855 Diana, Upshur CO., TX I could sure use some help on Peter and Sarah. Thanks and each of you have a great day Bill McAllister Florence, SC
Seeking info on a John Dease who married a Margaret Moore Fannin in 1865 in Tallapoosa Co, Al. They had at least one child a Lonetta Dease who died at about 1889. Margaret and Lonetta are buried in the North Girard Cemetery in Phenix City, Al. Any info appreciated.
Am unable to fine you site. Was address given correct? Bev Mitchell
Dear Genealogical Enthusiast, The University of Alabamas Cartographic Research Laboratory is creating an atlas of Alabama cemeteries. The atlas, entitled the Historical Atlas of Alabama, Volume II: Cemetery Locations by County, is scheduled to be complete in the summer of 1999. We would like to know if you would be interested in reviewing the information we have collected thus far for your Alabama county or counties of interest. Obviously local experts on cemeteries are of great importance to the creation of a complete and accurate book. Please email us at cartlab@bama.ua.edu with your postal mailing address as well as the names of the counties if you would like to review our research. We would be happy to send you the information. Please know that this information comes at no obligation, we are simply interested in confirming the completeness and accuracy of our data. To find out more about us, please feel free to visit our new web site at: http://www.as.ua.edu/geography/cart_lab/ Thank you for your consideration, Craig Remington Director, Cartographic Research Lab Department of Geography, University of Alabama
Kenny: You don't need the help of others. You can do it all by yourself!!!!!!!!! Just look in you local white page telephone directory under Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Saints, OR in the yellow pages under churches. (If you live in a small town, check the telephone directory of a larger town near you. There is a site on the Internet that will list ALL Family History Centers in the US). Call a church with a sub listing for Family History Center. Find out their hours and go there. Tell them you wish to order conveyance records from Tallapoosa Co, AL. They will show you how to order. It will cost you about $3.50 per roll of microfilm you borrow. You will use the microfilm in the facility where you place your order. There will not be any other charges. The microfilm will be sent to you from Salt Lake City. You will have to use it at the Family History Center where you ordered it. Good luck, MIC Visit Barnette's Family Tree Book Co For One of the Largest and Best Selections of Genealogical and Historical Books in the World. While There, Read Mic Barnette's Genealogical Column published Weekly in the Houston Chronicle http://barnettesbooks.com -----Original Message----- From: Kenny Bain [SMTP:kennybain@hotmail.com] Sent: Sunday, January 17, 1999 8:00 AM To: ALTALLAP-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Lookup request I am looking for anyone that might have access to conveyance records in Tallapoosa County for the 1820's to 1850's. I'm trying to find a link between Abraham Bayne (Bain & Bane other possible spellings) and his wife Sarah (or Sallie) Bayne, and the brothers James Bane & Benjamin Bane. I have a feeling that upon Abraham's death land was either conveyed to his wife or his kids... and I'm hoping to find that either James or Benjamin were children of his. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Kenny Bain ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
I am looking for anyone that might have access to conveyance records in Tallapoosa County for the 1820's to 1850's. I'm trying to find a link between Abraham Bayne (Bain & Bane other possible spellings) and his wife Sarah (or Sallie) Bayne, and the brothers James Bane & Benjamin Bane. I have a feeling that upon Abraham's death land was either conveyed to his wife or his kids... and I'm hoping to find that either James or Benjamin were children of his. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Kenny Bain ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Does anyone have access to the 1870 census? I need information on C.P. MCKNIGHT and family. Any other info on this family appreciated. Thanks Sherry
This is to the person researching George Washington Beard. I was looking at the website : www.insolwwb.net/~egerdes/ at Civil War Info. Found G. W. Beard PVT - Co H age 21 born AL, enlisted Woodruff Co (AR), paroled at Wittsburg May 25, 1865 National Archives Microcopy # 317 I hope this helps. Mary Russell Beard
Nell: Records of a particular church are the property of that church. Have you tried the church? For Baptist records in Alabama, contact Samford university in Birmingham. The are the repository for Baptist historical materials in Alabama. They request churches with records to either deposit or allow them to make copies of their records. Good Luck, Mic Barnette http://barnettesbooks.com -----Original Message----- From: Texas1933@aol.com [SMTP:Texas1933@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 1999 2:57 PM To: ALTALLAP-L@rootsweb.com Subject: BETHEL CEMETERY NEAR NEWSITE Does anyone have the cemetery census of Bethel Cemetery near Newsite? Also, how about a History of the Bethel Baptist Church? I would like to have copies of those if they are available. Nell Truitt - Texas1933@aol.com
Does anyone have access to the listings or websites of HENDRIX'S and possible relations, buried in these HENDRIX Cemeteries? There are 2 HENDRIX Cemeteries, Tuscaloosa co, AL HENDRIX Cemetery, Lexington, SC HENDRIX Cemetery, Escambia, FL Also, theres 3 HENDRIX'S buried in, Skirum Methodist Church Cemetery, DeKalb, AL. A book, Church of the LDS, by Gadsen Branch, Gadsen, AL., lists them. Anyone have this book or can find this book and let me know, who they are? Thanks!! Pat Stewart pstewart@frontiernet.net
Does anyone have access to the listings or Websites of HENDRIX'S and possible relations, buried in these "HENDRIX Cemetries"?? There are 2 HENDRIX Cemetries, Tuscaloosa co, AL. HENDRIX Cem., Lexington, SC HENDRIX CEM., Escambia, FL Also, there's 3 HENDRIX'S buried in, Skirum Methodist Cem., DeKalb, AL. A book, "Church of the LDS by Gadsden Branch, Gadsen, AL., list them. Anyone have this book or can find this book and let me know who they are? Thanks!! Waiting for answers, PLEASE, Pat Stewart pstewart@frontiernet.net