aw rite, here's some. SOLOMON STEWART tuscaloosa 1824-1829 BENJAMIN STEWART same, including NorthPort marriage of Czarina Stewart and James L. G. Aiken - when?/where? Dick Stewart Colorado ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 29, 2003 9:15 AM Subject: [ALTUSCAL] testing, testing > testing, testing. > the list is awfully quiet. > everyone doing well. > Kim > > > > > ==== ALTUSCAL Mailing List ==== > Tuscaloosa, Alabama AlGenWeb Page > http://www.rootsweb.com/~altuscal > send comments to [email protected] > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

testing, testing. the list is awfully quiet. everyone doing well. Kim

JEREMIAH J. CASH or JERIMIAH J. CASH died in Tuscaloosa, Alabama on July 22, 1920. Can anyone help me locate an obituary? Julie --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software

Sorry, I haven't figure that one out. I assume maybe will have to pay a fee or something. Will let you know when i figure it out. Kim How do you get a login and password to view the documents? Faye

thought you might to check out this site if you haven't already... it list marriage record from 1939-presents and have probate and land records too.... Kim http://www.tuscco.com/SearchCategory.cfm

Im researching any pictures of Margaret Jones (1823-1901) JP genealogy website: http://www.ancestry-web.com/

Hi, Carol! My gg-grandmother was Mary Emoline Snider (who i think is the daughter of Daniel & Barbara Weaver Snider) married J.S. "Joseph" Thompson (who I think is Solly Thompson, in the Tuscaloosa Heritage Book, I forget what page right off)...I was told too that he was called J.S. , sounded like Jess.but one of his grandson comfirm his name is Joseph but wasnt sure what the S stands for. I haven't had the chance to spend enough time in Tuscaloosa to do some real good diggins. I will soon. Sorry, I do not have any info on the names that you have meantioned. Kim Hello Kim, I noticed in your letter to the list that one of your family names is Weaver. Do you , by any chaance, have a connection to Sarah Emily Weaver: b. 12/3/1828, Conecuh Co. AL, d. 6/27/1917 Lucedale, MS, m. 11/30/1848 Conecuh, to William Johnson Brewton. Her father was John Weaver: b. 3/20/1794, d. abt 1857, m. 2/7/1813 to Mariah Price: b. 9/9/1795, d. abt 1870. I have no information on either parent or her siblings. Thanks. Carol Brewton Forney

Hi, BPS! Sorry, I do not know much about My Sanders/saunders yet. Only think I have is that Nancy A. SANDER/SAUNDERS was born in Georgia (probably somewhere around carrol county, georgia, or Cherokee, Georgia)and her parents were born in South Carolina. It is suspected that her father could be Stephen Sanders/saunders. Her sister Narcissus married James M. Carnes the brother of her husband, Green Berry Carnes. Nancy and Green Berry Carnes were married inCherokee County, Alabama. and I was told that Nancy could be full-blood Cherokee....but know proof yet. Wish i could be more of help. Kim I have an Mary Evaline Odom Wood who married a George Sanders...is there any relation? Thank you BPS , in NC

Hi, Cuzins! I have been out of touch a couple of months. Making server changes. I hope my old email didnt caused any in conventences..I am sorry if it did. My husband had our telephone turned off before i could make some changes and give out notices...I am doing that now. unsubscribe the old and in with the new. My new email [email protected] Kim here are my names mother side SMITH, CAUDLE, DEASON, SHUTTLESWORTH, THOMPSON, WHITE, SNIDER, WEAVER, (BLOUNT COUNTY)CARNES, SANDERS / SAUNDERS; TOLBERT / TOLBART; PARR; father side CAUGHMAN, BLACK, KYZER, DOWDLE, MELLOWN / MALONE, WEAVER, HOWARD, WHITE, LEWIS, COLBERT

Dear Genealogists: If you've tried everything to find your ancestors or climb your brick wall and still have unanswered questions, please join us for a brainstorming session on the Monday night Alabama chat: http://huntsville.about.com/mpchat.htm 9 pm Eastern; 8 pm Central Everyone is welcome! Come share your surnames and get them registered in our online chat transcripts: http://huntsville.about.com/library/blalchat.htm If you've never been to a chat and need instructions, or you'd like to receive a weekly reminder, just send me an email. Good luck in your search! Jean Brandau [email protected]

Carolyn Pruitt Hawkins has given to the Northeast Alabama Genealogical that is housed in The Nichols Memorial Library in Gadsden, her marriage book for Etowah County. It is the marriage records prior to 1900. There is over 6000 marriage records in it. The book is indexed by groom and by the bride. A very good research tool for this area. They are for sale at $25.00 and this includes mailing cost. If you would like one contact me and I will get you the address as to where you can order it from and also get your name on the list as at this time we have only 36 to sell. Thanks Gail, secretary Northeast Alabama Genealogical Society "If God brings you to it, He will bring you through it."

ANyone searching Mullins, pse lemme know. Dick Stewart Colorado

You are invited to a special meeting of the Autauga Genealogical Society on Sunday, August 17th, at 2:00 p.m. at the Probate Office of the Autauga County Courthouse in Prattville, Alabama. Probate Judge Al Booth has been gracious to offer the availability of the records room for us on this date. The program ("hands on") will be led by members of the Society. It will include research methods in Probate offices and use of the microfilmed "Loose Papers", now available in a number of counties in Alabama. The Probate Office is located one block north of the Courthouse on the corner of Court St. and 5th St. in downtown Prattville, across from the offices of DHR and Public Health You do not have to be a member of AGS to attend our meetings. This is a good opportunity for those with Autauga County roots to do some weekend research. Be sure to spread the word to our AGS friends and members who do not have email. Larry E. Caver, Jr. Vice-President, AGS

The Alabama Genealogical Society, Inc., is pleased to announce that J. Mark Lowe will present a seminar on genealogical research on Saturday, October 18, 2003. The Seminar will be held in the Milo Howard Room, Alabama Department of Archives & History, Montgomery. Mark is Vice President for the Federation of Genealogical Societies, Vice President of the Association of Professional Genealogists and Vice President of the Genealogical Speakers Guild. In addition, Mark is Director of The Regional In-depth Genealogical Studies Alliance (RIGS Alliance). The RIGS Alliance is a partnership which has been formed to direct interactive learning sessions and hands-on research focusing on original documents and manuscripts at regional archives. Mark lives in Tennessee and specializes in Kentucky and Tennessee resources. Mark has more than 27 years experience in family history research to share with us. We invite you to join us to learn more about how to solve our research problems. His topics are: 1) Land Barons or Dirt Farmers: Finding Land Transactions. Learn how to trace an individual through property records and how to trace a specific property. 2) Finding Your Landless Ancestors. Learn to use Trust Deed Chattels and Tax Release Books to help locate those individuals without deeds and estates (including African-Americans). 3) Locating the Wanderer. Learn techniques that will be helpful in finding that ancestor who just can't stay put. 4) Smith vs. Jones, etal., A Closer Look at Court Records. Learn how to find court records and use them effectively. For registration information please contact Jyl Hardy, President, [email protected]

I'm looking for information about Tates in Tuscaloosa Co AL in late 1830s and early 1840s. My ancestor Jacob Tate who was listed in 1840 census Jefferson Co AL had 1 son who was in the Union Army in Arkansas. He was listed as having been born in Tuscaloosa Co AL. His name was Jeremiah J. Tate born 1839. Jeremiah had two cousins named Thomas W. and John R. who also were in the Union Army and who each listed Tuscaloosa Co AL as their birthplace. They were the sons of William Tate B:1812 SC who was the son of Henry Tate B:1786 VA. Thomas W. Tate was born in 1846 and his brother was listed as 18 years old in 1863 making him born c1845. Sincerely, Vickie Miller

Joyce, I am sending you a private mail with an attachment of what I have of Enoch Deason and his family that I have compiled from others research. David Gray "A Confederate American" ----- Original Message ----- From: "joycey" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 9:23 AM Subject: [ALTUSCAL] RUSHINGS > Looking for info on Milly Rushing wife of John Rushing who came to Tuscaloosa Co. abt 1840/45. Her children or some of them were already there. She came to claim land which John received as compensation for War of 1812. Her father was Enoch Deason, mother was Rebecca. Can anyone help/ Joyce

Looking for info on Milly Rushing wife of John Rushing who came to Tuscaloosa Co. abt 1840/45. Her children or some of them were already there. She came to claim land which John received as compensation for War of 1812. Her father was Enoch Deason, mother was Rebecca. Can anyone help/ Joyce

Looking for someone who knows when Joel moved his family to Ms. for 3 years and then on to Ar. where he lived until his death. Did he move Milly Deason Rushing his mother with him to Ms.? Someone emailed me several years ago that Milly died in Chickasaw Co. Ms. in 1868. I tried to reach this person and her email has changed. Any help greatly appreciated. Joyce

Sorry, I made a mistake on Pleasant LEE's birth. I put 1831 and it was ca. 1861. Susan

Searching for information on my gr.grandfather, Pleasant J. LEE, b. ca. 1831, AL, married around 1885, to Lula BOWLES, b. ca. 1864, AL. Just found a Pleasant LEE, age 9, on the 1870 Tuscaloosa Census, North River. Head of household, James LEE, 38 and wife Caroline LEE, age 44, and Belle LEE, age 1. This is the only information that I have on this family. Couldn't find them on the 1880 Census. Lula L. M. , BOWLES , age 15, was on the 1880 Tuscaloosa Census, Coaling Station, living with her brother, Americus Bowles, A.M., and his wife E.D. BOWLES, and their son E.A. BOWLES. Pleasant P.J. LEE and Lula BOWLES LEE were on the 1920 Montgomery Census. Does anyone have any information on the LEE's ? Thanks, Susan