In a message dated 98-05-05 21:07:58 EDT, jlh@tusc.net writes: << I also would like to know about the Heritage Book. Who can contribute, when and where? >> see <A HREF="http://www.bham.mindspring.com/~awillcut/heritage.htm">Heritage Books of Alabama</A>

In a message dated 98-05-05 20:30:39 EDT, johnjanr@intersurf.com writes: << Does anyone know if Tallapoosa County is contributing to the Heritage Books? >> see - <A HREF="http://www.bham.mindspring.com/~awillcut/heritage.htm"> Heritage Books of Alabama</A> http://www.bham.mindspring.com/~awillcut/heritage.htm

I messed up the address!

Hi Pat. I have been trying to get in touch with them. As far as I know, they are in the early stages of getting the book published. Does anyone know if Tallapoosa County is contributing to the Heritage Books? If so, what is the deadline for the articles to be submitted? Pat John and Jan Radford johnjanr@intersurf.com Baton Rouge, La

Does anyone know if Tallapoosa County is contributing to the Heritage Books? If so, what is the deadline for the articles to be submitted? Pat

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For instance, in Alabama, I typed Pockrus in the Patentee space and then look at it under Genealogical. Then I printed it to the screen and I have the original document to look at! Both of David Pockrus patents are in and I now have copies signed by Presidents Andrew Jackson and the other by President Buchanan. Helene http://www.glorecords.blm.gov

Eliza Kimbro / Kimbrough was born in Tallapoosa Co. in 1810. Her mother's name was Polly, b. in NC around 1785. Any ideas who her father was?? Siblings?? Polly's maiden name?? We're stumped! Eliza m. Benjamin Perry in 1829 in Montgomery Co, AL, then moved back to Tallapoosa Co. (in the 1830-1840 period?) before leaving for Bastrop Co., Texas in 1849. Kathy Hoover _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

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How did this get by you and onto theTallapoosa Rootsweb? Are messages not screened?

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Would like to hear from anyone who is researching the surname of Thompson from Tallapoosa County. Carol Hyland cjhyland@earthlink.net

Would like to hear from anyone researching the Thompson name from Tallapoosa Co. Carol Hyland cjhyland@earthlink.com

Dear fellow Tallapoosa Researchers: Seeking help with the following Moores: Mary Ida Moore born 1 Jul 1815 Ga, died 1 Jul 1882 Tallapoosa Co., AL. She mar. 22 May 22 1834 Troup Co., GA to Robert L. Barron who was b 1813 Ga. Her father was b GA & mother b VA. Who are her parents? Patrick Moore b abt 1813 GA, died 1890 or 1899 Tallapoosa Co., AL, married 1830's Troup Co., GA to Pharuba Barron who was b 1815 & d 17Jan 1881 Tallapoosa Co., AL. Who are their parents? Mary Ida & Robert Barron has a daughter named Pharaba, and these couples raised their families near each other in the Sardis Community in Tallapoosa Co. and later had grandchildren who married. It is believed that the Moores were related. They were married about the same time in Troup and lived near each other in Tallapoosa. Help - will be glad to share more on MOORES. Glenda Lowe

I have been seeking information concerning The King and Lamberth family who were in Tallapoosa County, AL. Here is a brief listing of what I have: I. William S. King b. 1822 GA d. ? married 9/22/1841 Cass Co., GA (now Bartow Co.,) Rhoda Ann Fitts b. 1822 Elbert Co., GA (I have more ancestors of Fitts line). II. John Oliver King b. 1844 GA d. ? married 1869 AL ? Margaret Jane Lamberth b.1844 AL d. 1880's in Tallapoosa Co, AL. III. William Edwin King b. 1870 Cleburne or Tallapoosa Co., AL d. 12/1919 Chatham Co., GA married 1912? GA Mamie Beck Everett b. 1888 Washington Co., GA d. 1966 Trousdale Co., TN IV. William Edward King b. 11/23/1918 Savannah, GA d. 1964 Jacksonville FL. (This is my Father.) I have plenty of information on the Lamberth's but here is brief on Margaret Jane Lamberth King's parents. I. Edwin W. Lamberth, Jr. married to Susan Ann White in Russell CO., AL in 1844 or so. II. Margaret Jane Lamberth and John Oliver King had three sons; the afore mentioned William Edwin, then John Oliver King (II) and George King. I don't have info in fornt of me, but one was born in 1873 in Arkansas and one was born in 1875 in Louisiana. The census of 1880 show Margaret and her three sons living with Edwin and Susan Lamberth in Tallapoosa County. Family legend had it that John Oliver went to Texas and Margaret died before the family could join them. The Lamberth's raised the three sons. I am hoping that there are more King/Lamberth desendents that might could shed light on the ancestors of John Oliver King beyond his father William S. (who wasn't present on the census of 1870 with Rhoda and children in Cleburne Co, AL but can't find record of him dying in Civil War.) and also Susan Ann White, wife of Edwin Lamberth. I will glad to provide the extensive information I have on the ancestors of the Lamberth and Fitts lines. Thanks, Lynn King Shirley

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I would like to thank everyone that responded to my request for a look-up in Tallapoosa Count on TAYLORs and FAULKs. I have replied privately but I want everyone to know what a wonderful bunch of folks are on the list. Virginia

I do not have any thing on the 1850 census. You may find them in the 1855 census. For the 1855 Census of Tallapoosa County Alabama, go to this location: http://members.aol.com/GenWebLisa/1855tallapoosa.htm Search that list and you should find the TAYLOR and FAULK surname. Bill ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: need look-up, Tallapoosa 1850 census Author: Virginia <warren@alaweb.com> at internet1 Date: 4/22/98 4:44 PM Could anyone do a look-up for me in Tallapoosa County AL 1850 census for the TAYLOR and FAULK families which lived next door to one another? Thanks, Virginia