Hello, I am looking for information about Sarah Ann FAULK, born abt. 1838. She was the daughter and oldest child of Richard M. FAULK and Jemima EVANS. Sarah Ann FAULK married John Monroe FAULK b. 1840. Their relationship before marriage, if any, is unknown. They had three children: John Monroe FAULK, Jr. born 1860, Martha Caroline Louvenia "Carrie" Faulk b. 1862 and David Lawson FAULK b. 1867. By 1872 the children are described by the Tallapoosa County courts as "orphans" and are placed under guardianship. Any information about this Tallapoosa County, AL FAULK family would be so welcome. Thanks, Nancy Pressley

The last i heard on the Tallapoosa Co Heritage Book, they are supposed to try to organize next month. Maybe after then, we will know more about the due date for articles. Pat

I have been away since August 27! What is the status of the HERITAGE BOOK for Tallapoosa County, AL? Thanks Bill Knotts, email address: wknotts@cleveland.dfas.mil

Surnames: DOVER, CROSS, NELSON, ANDREWS, MADDEN, WALL, POLLARD John T. & Sara Nelson, brother to George W. Nelson, half brothers to Bill Pollard. Mother Betty Pollard/Nelson. S. M. Andrews, Barthena Andrews, Ezekial Madden, Lawson & Mary Dover, Joseph Cross, John R. Cross, Thomas J. Cross, Stephen Cross. Late 1840's to late 1850's.

Looking for information on a James Jefferson Davis born 1844 Macon Co, AL He is listed with his mother Agnes Davis on the 1850 Census in Macon, he is then listed at age 16 on the 1860 census in Tallapoosa Co, AL living with a Mary SMITH family. He enlisted in the AL 47th Inf. on April 26 1862 at Loachopoka, AL . Would appreciate any help and will share what I have on the family. Don Davis, Shreveport, LA.

Amanda; Sorry I can't help you with your Evans/Evins, but maybe we can tie in some way. I have Elizabeth Frances Evans, b 1822 GA who married Wm. (Billy) Davidson and resided & died in Tallapoosa Co., AL. I am seeking her parents. I also have a Britton Ware Evans who died in the Indian removal in 1836 who was in the Troup Co., GA area. His daughter Elizabeth E. Evans1831-1865 was married to W. M. Dunson. They were my gg grandparents. She died and is buried in Troup Co. I am seeking more knowledge on this Evans family. W. M. Dunson moved to Tallapoosa Co and raised his family here. Glenda Simpson Lowe Dadeville, Al -----Original Message----- From: Pressleep@aol.com <Pressleep@aol.com> To: ALTALLAP-L@rootsweb.com <ALTALLAP-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, September 11, 1998 9:59 PM Subject: EVANS / EVINS , Jemima or Walter GA > AL >Hello, > >I am looking for information on a Jemima EVANS / EVINS born abt 1821 in >GA, married 1836 in Muscogee Co., GA to Richard M. FAULK, and in 1837 >they moved to Tallapoosa County, AL > >They are on the 1850 Tallapoosa County, Al census, and nearby is Walter >EVANS, age 38, wife Barbary age 28, daughter Sarah Ann, age 7, daughter >Manda, age 6, and daughter Mary Ann, age 3. Jemima Evans Faulk named one >of her sons Walter Faulk, and two daughters were named Sarah Ann and >Amanda. > >The neighboring Walter is probably Walter Roberson EVANS and his wife >Barbara REDDEN, a Cherokee. I don't know of the relationship between >Jemima Evans and Walter Evans. > >Can anyone help with this line in any way? > >Thanks, >Nancy Pressley > >

Hello, I am looking for information on a Jemima EVANS / EVINS born abt 1821 in GA, married 1836 in Muscogee Co., GA to Richard M. FAULK, and in 1837 they moved to Tallapoosa County, AL They are on the 1850 Tallapoosa County, Al census, and nearby is Walter EVANS, age 38, wife Barbary age 28, daughter Sarah Ann, age 7, daughter Manda, age 6, and daughter Mary Ann, age 3. Jemima Evans Faulk named one of her sons Walter Faulk, and two daughters were named Sarah Ann and Amanda. The neighboring Walter is probably Walter Roberson EVANS and his wife Barbara REDDEN, a Cherokee. I don't know of the relationship between Jemima Evans and Walter Evans. Can anyone help with this line in any way? Thanks, Nancy Pressley

Hi! I thought I would let y'all know that I have a lot of Alabama families represented in my database at my web site for the Denton and related families. There are over 15,000 people in the database, plus a lot of other information on the site. If any of you have Dentons in your lines, I would love to hear from you! There are also some down-loadable gedcom files for families other than Denton that I have in my at-home database, such as Hunt, Moore, Plumlee, Cooper, Chastain, O'Dell, French, Shipman, Baker and Huff. All of these families intersect in some way with the Dentons, but have a great deal more information in the individual gedcoms than is on the database at the site. There is a lot of other information on the site as well that you might find interesting, as well. The address is: http://www.acun.com/dentons I hope you find something of value! Blessings! Sue Montgomery-Cook

I am interested in any data on the family of Hugh Lockett 1802-1858. His son, John Lufsy Lockett 1827-1890 was my grt-grt grandfather. Both Hugh and John L. were born in Georgia and died in Tallapoosa County, Al. John L. served in the C.S.A. The only papers I have show him as a Conscript in the 1st Alabama Regiment. Does this mean he was drafted? John's son, ABNER BRAZEL LOCKETT, 1855-1926 was born in Tallapoosa County and married Carrie Louise Adams in 1875. Their first child was PEARL ELIZ. LOCKETT born in 1878. I believe the family moved to Texas around 1885, but I can not find them on either the Texas or Alabama 1880 Census. Were there any locally taken Census or Tax Reports about this time, where Abner B. might be listed. I am trying to find out if she was born in Alabama or Texas. Would there be any birth records at this time? Linda > > *************************************************************************************** > Homepage: http://www.connecti.com/~w8368 > LOCKETT Page: http://www.connecti.com/~w8368/branch1.htm

Does anyone have any data on the following. All lived in Tallapoosa County, Al. during the mid-to-late 1800's. Samuel G. Adams Albert Adams Isom Brazell Thank you, Linda

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To all who are interested in the Tallapoosa County Heritage Book: I spoke to a gentleman who works with the Heritage Publishing Company. He says that there will be another attempt at getting organized for the Tallapoosa County book. They will meet again in October at 7:p.m., where they met at 4:p.m., the last time. He hopes this will be a better time for those who work to make it to the meeting. I look at it this way.....we will have more time to write our articles and get them ready for the book. I feel they will eventually have everything organized & set a deadline for submissions to the book. Will post any other info i can get as it becomes available. Pat Weaver

Unsubscribe At 11:45 AM 8/25/98 -0700, you wrote: >ALTALLAP-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 66 > >Today's Topics: > #1 Re: Tallapoosa Heritage Book Commi [PmpGenie@aol.com] > #2 Re: Tallapoosa Heritage Book Commi [PmpGenie@aol.com] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from ALTALLAP-D, send a message to > > ALTALLAP-D-request@rootsweb.com > >that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software >requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Mon, 24 Aug 1998 20:29:59 EDT >From: PmpGenie@aol.com >To: ALTALLAP-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <642bee7e.35e20589@aol.com> >Subject: Re: Tallapoosa Heritage Book Committee >Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII >Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit > >In a message dated 8/23/98 7:36:52 PM EST, KmLowder@aol.com writes: > ><< It's too bad the committee could not include remote members or at least >have a > listing of support members that are on line and willing to submit stories and > histories. >> > >That is great, but it takes MANY local people to put the book together, >process, edit, proofread, etc. etc. Without local support you only have a >pile of stories. > >I speak from experience. I am the Chairman of the Heritage Book in Cherokee >County, GA. We have just completed 16 months with LOTS of work. > >Phyllis Porter >Woodstock, GA > >______________________________X-Message: #2 >Date: Mon, 24 Aug 1998 20:36:55 EDT >From: PmpGenie@aol.com >To: ALTALLAP-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <5c847382.35e20728@aol.com> >Subject: Re: Tallapoosa Heritage Book Committee >Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII >Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit > >I plan to submit about 6 stories for the book myself. I live in Georgia, so I >cannot help personally. > >Please advise when the committee is ready to receive stories. > >Phyllis Porter >Woodstock, GA >

I plan to submit about 6 stories for the book myself. I live in Georgia, so I cannot help personally. Please advise when the committee is ready to receive stories. Phyllis Porter Woodstock, GA

In a message dated 8/23/98 7:36:52 PM EST, KmLowder@aol.com writes: << It's too bad the committee could not include remote members or at least have a listing of support members that are on line and willing to submit stories and histories. >> That is great, but it takes MANY local people to put the book together, process, edit, proofread, etc. etc. Without local support you only have a pile of stories. I speak from experience. I am the Chairman of the Heritage Book in Cherokee County, GA. We have just completed 16 months with LOTS of work. Phyllis Porter Woodstock, GA

Please consider me as a support member of the Tallapoosa Heritage Book Committee! Although I live in California, I could submit substantial articles relating to my Bice, Clements, Eason and Peters families. Thanks, Adrienne

In a message dated 8/23/98 11:55:39 AM EST, phoneman@ro.com writes: << There have been several attempts at forming the committee, but there have not been enough people coming to the meeting to do that yet. >> It's too bad the committee could not include remote members or at least have a listing of support members that are on line and willing to submit stories and histories. This could then be sent to the local newspapers for a reader writes or opinions area. Anybody else have more ideas or know how to arrange this list. Kate Lowder Kellyville, Oklahoma researching: Gray, Allen, Powers, Litsey, Farrow, Thorton, Moran in Tallapoosa County

I am interested in any information on my grandparents: Moses J. Welch, b. abt 1861 to Henry and Emily C. Welch (?), possibly in Tallapoosa County. He married Lenora (Nora) Eunice Gunn, daughter of Madison Gunn and Martha J. Carlilse, born near Dadeville, AL in 1859. Moses died in Alexander City about 1894-5. They were the parents of James Matthew, b: 1886; Julius Adolphus, b:1887; Elizabeth L. b: 1889; Arthur B., b: 1890; Luther H., b: 1892 and Moses R., b: 1893. Any help would be appreciated. Carolyn W. Sasser 4360 Mountaindale Rd. Birmingham, AL 35313-1620

The committee for the Heritage Book for Tallapoosa Co. has not been formed yet. There have been several attempts at forming the committee, but there have not been enough people coming to the meeting to do that yet. The company is going to try again later this year to once again form a committee. I have attended several committee meetings in Marion Co. and this was the latest information from the company. I do not know how the company goes about getting information out about the formation of a committee. Have a great day, Jack Shotts, Sr.

In a message dated 8/23/98 11:55:39 AM EST, phoneman@ro.com writes: << There have been several attempts at forming the committee, but there have not been enough people coming to the meeting to do that yet. >> It is really a shame there there are not enough interested people in Tallapoosa County to form a committe. Phyllis