I wonder if the Hiram A Autry mentioned by Pam Lain could be son of John C Autry? Although the birth date is too early per the info that I had in the Culbreth/Autry book. Per the obituary on Cynthia Ann Weldon Autry, she died in the home of her son Hiram A Autry in Wynnewood OK in 1907. See p. 285. He was born 1872 per census records, and I have nothing more on his family. Many of these children went to OK when it was Indian Territory. So records are not very good. Robert Autry Brooks

Hi The AUTREY's that you have listed are not the ones that your searching for this is my family & Mary Lula Autrey was my grandmother. Wish I could be of some help to you. Bertha Ellen Beall Texas City, TX granddaughter of Mary Lula Autrey/Asher/Cline/Riddling/Rogerson/Reeves ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In a message dated 04/13/2003 9:13:03 PM Central Daylight Time, JohnnMarg@aol.com writes: > I am trying to find any information about my ggrandmother, Lula Francis > Autr(e)y b: 1883 in AR and her sister Anna - not sure of birth year.  Both > girls were raised by the grandmother - not sure which side and have no > name.  > We have no idea of who the parents are of the girls are. Margaret, I am not sure that this is helpful, but the names rang a bell.  Descendants of Hiram A Autrey                 1   Hiram A Autrey  1858 - 1925 ..      +Mary Rovena Tatum  1863 - 1949 .........   2   Isabel "Belle" Autrey   1883 - .........   2   Eliza Anna Autrey   1884 - .........   2   Mary Lula Autrey    1886 - .........   2   Oscar Autrey    1888 - .........   2   Christina "Teany" Autrey    1891 - .........   2   Felicia Josie Autrey    1893 - .........   2   Hiram B. Alfred Autrey  1896 - 1919 .........   2   Emeline Autrey  1898 - .........   2   Lewis Autrey    1900 - This may not be anything, but the names are so close and they were in Ark.  If this looks helpful, I have ancestry on these people. Pam Lain g dau of George Dewey Autrey

George Dewey Autrey and Essie Cleo Joyner Wood Co., Tx marriages I 142 Wood Co Tx Marriage License J.J. Awtrey Etta Drennon 10-29-1999 D101 BC Mary May Autrey Wood Co., Tx BC 19-198 Testator is B F Weems 6-22-1884 Parents: Alfred Redvine Autrey (27) and Diazie Morgan (37) 8-17-1845 Hiram A. Autrey and Matilda Emerson Marriage license is located at courthouse in DeQueen, Sevier County, Ark. and states that they were married at Jefferson Township, Sevier County, Ark Do you want the following type of info?? Absalom Autrey Loyalist in Revolutionary War. In 1782, he was in Wilkes Co., Ga. listed as Tory Officer in Colonial Records, Vol 22 p. 196. Do you want any census records for Autreys? Pam

In a message dated 04/13/2003 9:13:03 PM Central Daylight Time, JohnnMarg@aol.com writes: > I am trying to find any information about my ggrandmother, Lula Francis > Autr(e)y b: 1883 in AR and her sister Anna - not sure of birth year. Both > girls were raised by the grandmother - not sure which side and have no > name. > We have no idea of who the parents are of the girls are. Margaret, I am not sure that this is helpful, but the names rang a bell. Descendants of Hiram A Autrey 1 Hiram A Autrey 1858 - 1925 .. +Mary Rovena Tatum 1863 - 1949 ......... 2 Isabel "Belle" Autrey 1883 - ......... 2 Eliza Anna Autrey 1884 - ......... 2 Mary Lula Autrey 1886 - ......... 2 Oscar Autrey 1888 - ......... 2 Christina "Teany" Autrey 1891 - ......... 2 Felicia Josie Autrey 1893 - ......... 2 Hiram B. Alfred Autrey 1896 - 1919 ......... 2 Emeline Autrey 1898 - ......... 2 Lewis Autrey 1900 - This may not be anything, but the names are so close and they were in Ark. If this looks helpful, I have ancestry on these people. Pam Lain g dau of George Dewey Autrey

Yes, please - send them to Sara at sjgreer30@aol.com (or to the list - share with everyone!) -----Original Message----- From: PaWZake@aol.com [mailto:PaWZake@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, May 10, 2003 11:45 AM To: AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [AUTRY] Autrey documentation George Dewey Autrey and Essie Cleo Joyner Wood Co., Tx marriages I 142 Wood Co Tx Marriage License J.J. Awtrey Etta Drennon 10-29-1999 D101 BC Mary May Autrey Wood Co., Tx BC 19-198 Testator is B F Weems 6-22-1884 Parents: Alfred Redvine Autrey (27) and Diazie Morgan (37) 8-17-1845 Hiram A. Autrey and Matilda Emerson Marriage license is located at courthouse in DeQueen, Sevier County, Ark. and states that they were married at Jefferson Township, Sevier County, Ark Do you want the following type of info?? Absalom Autrey Loyalist in Revolutionary War. In 1782, he was in Wilkes Co., Ga. listed as Tory Officer in Colonial Records, Vol 22 p. 196. Do you want any census records for Autreys? Pam ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== Have you visited the Autrey Heritage page? It's at http://www.autreyheritage.com/

Does anyone know who John Autry of Ohio County, KY, born 1837, married or what became of him? 2. Nancy Ann Cannon b. abt 1790 John Autry 3. Janette Autry b. 1832 Ky.; d. 1866-1870 Ky. Augustus Pean 3. Deborah Autry b. 1826; d. 1856-1865 John Johnson 3. Artemisa C. Autry b. 1828; d. aft 1880 George Heady 3. Ellen Autry b. 1833; d. aft 1880 Granville Underwood 3. John William b. 1837 Andréa

Does anyone know anything about these Autry families? The Eva, Jane, John W., Julia C. belong in my line. BUTLER COUNTY, MISSOURI 1910 CENSUS INDEX-A-B.TXT PAGE# SHEET# LAST NAME FIRST NAME ---------------------------------------------- 274b 28 Autry * 274b 30 Autry * 87a 87 Autry Albert A 274b 22 Autry Anna 199b 21 Autry Buck 87a 91 Autry Charles W 274b 25 Autry Charlie 87a 84 Autry Ella E 113b 68 Autry Eva 199b 23 Autry Everett 274b 23 Autry F***sk 87a 83 Autry George W 113b 66 Autry Jane 274b 29 Autry John 87a 90 Autry John M 113b 70 Autry John R 274b 21 Autry John T 113b 65 Autry John W 87a 92 Autry John W 199b 22 Autry Judy 113b 69 Autry Julia C 274b 26 Autry Laura 274b 27 Autry Mar* 87a 89 Autry Oron 87a 85 Autry Sarah L 87a 86 Autry Sylvia A 274b 24 Autry Walter* 113b 67 Autry William A 87a 88 Autry William N

I feel a personal loss in learning of the death of Mrs. Vina Mae Meine. We have lost an energetic family historian. Vina Mae was a great help to me in compiling information for the Autry/Culbreth book of 1996. I do not recall how I learned of her. She sent me many family group sheets. I would call her to straighten out problems and questions. I never met her personally but it was not hard to see her great interest in the Autry family. The obituary notes her association with the Texas Revolution. Many do not realize that the Autry clan were present at that time, other than Micajah perhaps. Vina Mae and Frank had a trailer, or motor home, and would travel to a place where she wanted to investigate family history and live there while she was doing her research work.She sent me information from her work in Alabama and Mississippi, much of which I did not have space to include. Their picture is in the book on page 344. I knew she had been ill but had not heard of Frank's death. We have lost a true "Autry cousin". I will miss her but appreciate having known her. Robert Autry Brooks

Mrs. Frank Meine, 79, nee Vina Mae Tumlinson of Fredericksburg died Saturday, April 5, 2003, at Hill Country Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held Monday, April 7, at 1 p.m., in the chapel of Beckmann Funeral Home with the Rev. Larry Altman officiating. Nina Pruitt was the organist, and Dr. Rollie Blondeau, the vocalist. Interment followed in the Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Meine was born Oct. 24, 1923, in Hallettsville, the daughter of John M. Tumlinson and Lucile Autry Tumlinson. She married Frank F. Meine on June 27, 1941, in Houston and he preceded her in death on March 26, 2003. She was a member of a number of organizations, including the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Daughters of the Republic of Texas and a lifetime member and past president of the Fredericksburg Parent Teacher Association (PTA). She was also a former administrator and Girl Scout leader, and an active member of the United Methodist Women, the American Legion Auxiliary, and the Descendants of Austin’s Old 300. Mrs. Meine was also a member of the Former Texas Ranger’s Association and through genealogical research learned that 17 family members were listed among the first Texas Rangers, one of which was the first Texas Ranger and the first Texas Ranger to die in the line of duty. Survivors include two daughters and one son, Lucile Dilling of San Antonio, George Meine of Fredericksburg and Deborah Wilson of San Antonio. She is also survived by three grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and two half-sisters, Dorothy Teague of Houston and Lillie Lee Pearson of Dale. In addition to her husband, Mrs. Meine was preceded in death by her parents and one brother. Memorials may be made to Hill Country Memorial Hospital or to the charity of choice. Pallbearers included Christopher Wilson, Russell Dilling, Jonathan Dilling, David Anderson, David Kothe and Mike Hoppenrath. Honorary pallbearers included Patrick Jasso, Jim Grace, Joe Miiller, John Fox, Ken Hare, Gene Scott and Herb Wilson.

Just got word that Vina Mae Autry Meine died on April 5, 2003 in Fredericksburg, TX. Her husband Frank died March 26, 2003. She fell the next week and broke her leg. Her mother was Lucile Autry Tumlinson. Her grandfather was Francis Asbury Autry. She had met and helped many people with the Autry/Autrey genealogy.

Sara - As you know, I've privately offered my opinion on how this would be best handled, and I have offered help in setting it up in a true relational database, which has been declined. I also understand that you and Andrea don't feel comfortable using an actual database, and wish to use a static spreadsheet (MS Excel) for storing this possibly massive amount of data. In handling situations similar to this professionally, a couple of questions have come to mind. I hope you don't mind me asking--not only for my understanding, but for everyone's. 1. What are the plans for publishing (in HTML for Web viewing), sorting and searching within the data, and general access for everyone to use? 2. How are you going to handle changes to any documentation? How often will the spreadsheet be updated? 3. What about future requirements to change the format or content of the data? 4. What provisions have been taken to ensure that any changes that might make sense in the future will not impact the current data which has been collected? 5. As all genealogists know, published data is not always accurate, what are the processes for disputing sources and data which have been published in this spreadsheet? Scott E White Computer Systems Analyst Information Systems Security Officer & Workgroup Manager United States Air Force Combined Task Force Lockheed Martin Enterprise Information Systems 6304 Spine Road Boulder, CO 80301 303-581-4644 phone 888-781-5468 pager scott.e.white@lmco.com -----Original Message----- From: SJGreer30@aol.com [mailto:SJGreer30@aol.com] Sent: Friday, April 11, 2003 11:15 PM To: AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [AUTRY] Sources and Documentation of Autrys Hi everyone; I wish to thank all who responded to me personally and on the list about gathering sources and documentation. After getting a "feel" for what to do, this is how I am planning on initially setting up the database. You can submit your sources and documentation to me at sjgreer30@aol.com. The database should be simple and easy to read so I figured the best way to present them would be like so: Name (of the person the source is for) Source (Bibliography/microfilm, of the source) Documentation of the Source (brief paragraph of documentation. For example - this source was submitted: Autery, Absolam Bulletin of the Genealogical Society of Old Tryon County, Vol. 25, No. 1 (February 1997) page 14 (Rutherford Co., N.C. Deed Book 12:45)] Absolam Autery of "Moor" County, N.C., purchased two tracts of land in Rutherford County, N.C., from John Leatherman on 15 Dec. 1798, paying $300. The land was described as 120 acres on Webbs Creek, joining William Webb and Brens, part of 250 acres granted to John Webb 22 Aug. 1795; also 100 acres on Webbs Creek, joining John Webb and William Webb, which was granted to John Webb 13 Dec. 1767. Witness was David McDow. We are not putting up entire wills and probates, just a brief paragraph on the source. As time goes by, maybe we could provide links to the actual scanned document of public records. Sara J. Greer Clark County, OHGenWeb Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohclark ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== Have you visited the Autrey Heritage page? It's at http://www.autreyheritage.com/

Scott, your help wasn't declined. I told you less than two hours ago when you wrote to me privately that I would think about it for a few days. I am not uncomfortable using a database, I have simply not decided how I want to handle the data yet but expect to resolve that matter shortly. ------------------- If anyone has further questions about this, contact me privately - do not send messages to the list. ------------------- 1. This will be decided when we decide what type of database program we want to use to do this. Most of my friends are programmers, so finding someone to build us a Microsoft Access database wouldn't be a big deal. If anyone would like to make alternative suggestions for a database program to use, please contact me privately at autrey@serv.net . 2. Since these are shown as primary sources "So and so's birthdate is found on this birth certificate, found at such and such courthouse on this date, etc. etc.", any conflicting sources we find will be shown along with the originals as alternative information. The spreadsheet will be updated whenever possible. We would have no reason to delay putting new information online. Of course, if someone would like to pay me to do this as a full time job . . . . :) (just kidding, folks!) 3. This will depend on the database program we choose to use. My answer to question applies to this as well. 4. Please refer to my answer for question 2. 5. Also, refer to my answer for question 2. We are trying to collect PRIMARY source data. If data is secondary, we will make a special notation that it is secondary. -----Original Message----- From: White, Scott E [mailto:scott.e.white@lmco.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2003 11:25 AM To: AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [AUTRY] Sources and Documentation of Autrys Sara - As you know, I've privately offered my opinion on how this would be best handled, and I have offered help in setting it up in a true relational database, which has been declined. I also understand that you and Andrea don't feel comfortable using an actual database, and wish to use a static spreadsheet (MS Excel) for storing this possibly massive amount of data. In handling situations similar to this professionally, a couple of questions have come to mind. I hope you don't mind me asking--not only for my understanding, but for everyone's. 1. What are the plans for publishing (in HTML for Web viewing), sorting and searching within the data, and general access for everyone to use? 2. How are you going to handle changes to any documentation? How often will the spreadsheet be updated? 3. What about future requirements to change the format or content of the data? 4. What provisions have been taken to ensure that any changes that might make sense in the future will not impact the current data which has been collected? 5. As all genealogists know, published data is not always accurate, what are the processes for disputing sources and data which have been published in this spreadsheet? Scott E White Computer Systems Analyst Information Systems Security Officer & Workgroup Manager United States Air Force Combined Task Force Lockheed Martin Enterprise Information Systems 6304 Spine Road Boulder, CO 80301 303-581-4644 phone 888-781-5468 pager scott.e.white@lmco.com -----Original Message----- From: SJGreer30@aol.com [mailto:SJGreer30@aol.com] Sent: Friday, April 11, 2003 11:15 PM To: AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [AUTRY] Sources and Documentation of Autrys Hi everyone; I wish to thank all who responded to me personally and on the list about gathering sources and documentation. After getting a "feel" for what to do, this is how I am planning on initially setting up the database. You can submit your sources and documentation to me at sjgreer30@aol.com. The database should be simple and easy to read so I figured the best way to present them would be like so: Name (of the person the source is for) Source (Bibliography/microfilm, of the source) Documentation of the Source (brief paragraph of documentation. For example - this source was submitted: Autery, Absolam Bulletin of the Genealogical Society of Old Tryon County, Vol. 25, No. 1 (February 1997) page 14 (Rutherford Co., N.C. Deed Book 12:45)] Absolam Autery of "Moor" County, N.C., purchased two tracts of land in Rutherford County, N.C., from John Leatherman on 15 Dec. 1798, paying $300. The land was described as 120 acres on Webbs Creek, joining William Webb and Brens, part of 250 acres granted to John Webb 22 Aug. 1795; also 100 acres on Webbs Creek, joining John Webb and William Webb, which was granted to John Webb 13 Dec. 1767. Witness was David McDow. We are not putting up entire wills and probates, just a brief paragraph on the source. As time goes by, maybe we could provide links to the actual scanned document of public records. Sara J. Greer Clark County, OHGenWeb Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohclark ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== Have you visited the Autrey Heritage page? It's at http://www.autreyheritage.com/ ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== Did you know that the Autrey page was mentioned in the October Issue of Family Tree Magazine and the October issue of Evertons? http://www.autreyheritage.com/

Hi Sara Here is more stuff for your Autrey database. I think it would be very helpful if one could easily search the data base by location as well as by name. Janey E. Joyce in San Antonio, Texas Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330313, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Alexander Otrey obtained marriage bond #135507 to wed Irvine Thany 27 Feb. 1803, Rutherford County, N.C. Bondsman was Absalom Otrey. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330313, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Nelus Otry obtained marriage bond #135508 to wed Nany Eaves 9 June 1801, Rutherford County, N.C. Bondsman was Jonathan Carpenter. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Hardie Autry obtained marriage bond $36070 to wed Mary Janey Autry 15 April 1848, Cumberland County, N.C. Bondsmen were Alexander Johns and Jesse T. Warden. Witness was J. McLaurin, Clk. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. John Autry obtained marriage bond #30963 to wed Malsey Lee Hall 30 March 1843, Cumberland County, N.C.. Bondsman was Duncan MacLaurin. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Joseph P. Autry obtained marriage bond #79157 to wed Charity Henline 25 Jan. 1860, McDowell County, N.C. Bondsman was Wm. A. McCall. Witness was A.M. Finley, Clk. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Raiford Autry obtained marriage bond #30964 to wed Henretta Gainey, 22 Jan. 1839, Cumberland County, N.C. Bibdsnab was Higb Depo. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Usum Autry obtained marriage bond #30965 to wed Nancy Pharis 17 Jan. 1803, Cumberland County, N.C. Bondsman was Reuben Phares. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. William Autry obtained marriage bond #30966 to wed Jane Riley 20 Aug. 1830, Cumberland County, N.C. Bondsman was John Hair. Witness was John Averitt. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Alexander Autery got marriage bond #84511 to wed Judith Callais 19 Dec. 1843, Montgomery County, N.C. Bondsman was William G. Lisk. Witness was C.W. Wooley. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. David B. Autery got marriage bond #30944 to wed Christian Gainey 29 Dec. 1868, Cumberland County, N.C. Witness was John Frey. Additional date on the document. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. George Autery got marriage bond #30939 to wed Sarah Culbreth 28 April 1866, Cumberland County, N.C. Bondsman was Malcom McAlpin. Witness was J.T. Warden. The couple was married 2 May 1866 by Justice of the Peace Wm. Bryant. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Jacob Autery got marriage bond #30954 to wed Catharine Hall 13 April 1858, Cumberland County, N.C. Bondsman was S.R. Hawley. Witness was J.T. Warden, Clk. The couple was married 15 April 1858 by Justice of the Peace L.R. Hawly. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. John H. Autery got marriage bond #30957 to wed Miss Nancy McLean 7 Jan. 1854, Cumberland County, N.C. Bondsman was John S. Stone. Witness was J. McLaurin. The couple was married 10 Jan. 1854 by Justice of the Peace J. Darroch. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Marshall Autery got marriage bond #30958 to wed Emeline Jones 17 Feb. 1862, Cumberland County, N.C. Bondsman was Daniel Carter. Witness was J.T. Warden. The couple was married 17 Feb. 1862 by Justice of the Peace Robt. Mitchell. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Pompey Autery got marriage bond #6030959 to wed Mary Revels 27 Nov. 1837, Cumberland County, N.C. Bondsman was Margaret Revels. Witness was Jno. McLaurin. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Robert Autery got marriage bond $30960 to wed Catherine Riley 13 May 1819, Cumberland County, N.C. Bondsman was James Riley. Witness was Jno. Armstrong. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Wiley Autery got marriage bond #300952 to wed Sarah A. Stone 16 Jan. 1851, Cumberland County, N.C. Bondsman was William Wade. Witness was J.T. Warden. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. William M. Autery got marriage bond #30953 to wed Charlotte Ryals 4 March 1859, Cumberland County, N.C. Bondsman was Wm. H. Burgess. Witness was J.T. Warden, Clk. The couple was married 10 March 1859 by Reuben Fisher, minister of the Gospel. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Hiram Autrey got marriage bond #132253 to wed Polly Fox 17 June 1806, Rutherford County, N.C. Bondsman was Absalom Autrey. Witness was R. Lewis, CC. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. John Autrey got marriage bond #30961 to wed Sarah E. Autry 15 May 1845, Cumberland County, N.C. Bondsman was Arthur Horne. Witness was J. McLaurin. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Patton Autrey got marriage bond #79156 to wed Margeret Burnett 4 April 1853, McDowell County, N.C. Bondsman was Jacob Cresawn. Witness was A.M. Finley. Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North Carolina State Archives, microfiche #6330286, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Allen Autry got marriage bond #30962 to wed Jennet McAlpin 24 Jan. 1833, Cumberland County, N.C. Bondsmen were Thos. J. Maxwell and John Ray. Witness was John Averitt.

I am trying to find any information about my ggrandmother, Lula Francis Autr(e)y b: 1883 in AR and her sister Anna - not sure of birth year. Both girls were raised by the grandmother - not sure which side and have no name. We have no idea of who the parents are of the girls are. Lula married Charles Franklin (C.F.) Browning in 1898 in Greene Co., AR. They were in Paragould, Greene Co., AR in 1900 census; in Hermitage, Bradley Co., AR in about 1905 and in Jonesboro, Craighead Co., AR in the 1910 census. Both Charles and Lula died sometime between 1910 and 1917 but are not on the Arkansas Death Index. Charles and Lula had 3 daughters, Eva Wilda Browning b: 1901 in Paragould; Edith Myrl Browning b: about 1905 in Hermitage and Mildred Marie Browning b: 1908 in Jonesboro. After the parents died, the girls were placed in the Baptist Orphanage in Drew Co., AR. Mildred was adopted? in 1917 by Mr. & Mrs. C.W. Traylor or Drew Co.; Edith left the orphanage and lived with the Andersons in Bradley Co. in the 1920 census and Eva was with the O'Neal family as a boarder in 1920 census in Tulsa Co., OK. The records from the orphanage were destroyed and the only info they have is they thought that Charles and Lula were buried in Jonesboro. So far, I have found no listing for them in the cemeteries online and through the Jonesboro Cemetery Dept. If anyone has info on the parents, grandmother, girls, please let me know - It's been a long search with very little found. ALL HELP IS APPRECIATED - thanks for your help - Margaret Pickens

Hi everyone; I wish to thank all who responded to me personally and on the list about gathering sources and documentation. After getting a "feel" for what to do, this is how I am planning on initially setting up the database. You can submit your sources and documentation to me at sjgreer30@aol.com. The database should be simple and easy to read so I figured the best way to present them would be like so: Name (of the person the source is for) Source (Bibliography/microfilm, of the source) Documentation of the Source (brief paragraph of documentation. For example - this source was submitted: Autery, Absolam Bulletin of the Genealogical Society of Old Tryon County, Vol. 25, No. 1 (February 1997) page 14 (Rutherford Co., N.C. Deed Book 12:45)] Absolam Autery of "Moor" County, N.C., purchased two tracts of land in Rutherford County, N.C., from John Leatherman on 15 Dec. 1798, paying $300. The land was described as 120 acres on Webbs Creek, joining William Webb and Brens, part of 250 acres granted to John Webb 22 Aug. 1795; also 100 acres on Webbs Creek, joining John Webb and William Webb, which was granted to John Webb 13 Dec. 1767. Witness was David McDow. We are not putting up entire wills and probates, just a brief paragraph on the source. As time goes by, maybe we could provide links to the actual scanned document of public records. Sara J. Greer Clark County, OHGenWeb Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohclark

Several years ago I corresponded with a man by the name of Tony Huggins who said that he had the Jacob Awtrey Bible in his possession. Later I corresponded with a lady who said that she saw the Jacob Awtrey Bible in the Georgia Archives and made a copy of the family page. I have heard from others that the Bible is in the Georgia Archives. Is there anyone on the list who lives and Georgia and might be able to see if the Jacob Awtrey Bible is really in the Georgia Archives, make a photo copy of the page or pages of family information and share these copies with with us as documentation for the Autrey book? __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - File online, calculators, forms, and more http://tax.yahoo.com

I'd be glad to help out as well, with either technical or genealogical help... Scott E White Computer Systems Analyst USAF/LM Combined Task Force Workgroup Manager Lockheed Martin Enterprise Information Systems 6304 Spine Road Boulder, CO 80301 303-581-4644 phone 888-781-5468 pager scott.e.white@lmco.com -----Original Message----- From: Andréa [mailto:autrey@serv.net] Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 1:15 PM To: AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [AUTRY] Sources and documentation We need all the help we can get! -----Original Message----- From: Jannine Coble Gregory [mailto:jgregory8@austin.rr.com] Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 12:22 PM To: AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [AUTRY] Sources and documentation I have lots of Autry information with documentation, I would be willing to help with this project if you need me. Thanks ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andréa" <autrey@serv.net> To: <AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 1:52 PM Subject: RE: [AUTRY] Sources and documentation > Good morning, everyone. > > I have a document scanner, so if anyone would like to mail me a > photocopy of documents I would scan them in so we can have copies on > the website for anyone to view for free. You can send the originals > if you're willing, but the postal system . . . Ugh. Email me for my > address. Sara and I are working on this together. > > Andréa > > -----Original Message----- > From: Janey Joyce [mailto:jejoyce@sbcglobal.net] > Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 8:36 AM > To: AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [AUTRY] Sources and documentation > > > > I think this is a wonderful idea. There is so much undocumented > information out there that many people accept as Gospel. Trying to > identify the children of Cornelius and Nancy (Eaves) Autrey, the > couple I am researching, has been a most frustrating experience. Along the way > I have acquired a number of primary documents on various Autreys. I am > ready to contribute to such a data base. Just let me know how you > want it. Janey E. Joyce in San Antonio, Texas. > SJGreer30@aol.com wrote:Hello Everyone! > I hope Spring has hit your parts of the world and the flowers are > blooming and you arent suffering from hayfever. > > First I want to commend Andrea in scanning/uploading Bundy's book on > the Autry family. Thank you Robert for giving permission to have it > online. It was quite a feat and countless hours, I know because I > helped on a tiny portion of it. Thank you Andrea and Robert. > > Second, I dont want any flames towards Andrea and if you want to > complain, complain to me if its something worth flaming about. > > I have had the opportunity to look at the book and I am concerned > about its lack of documentation and sources. In the beginning, the > book specifies, it says it has no documentation, but I know there are > people out there that still think this book is the "gospel truth". > > I am an family genealogist and if I wanted to join an organization > that required documentation, this book could not be used as a source. > It might be considered secondary but definately not a primary source. > Its a great book to read and glean information but it has its faults. > So where do we go from here? > > In this new era of internet and communication, I propose that we start > up a database of sources and documentation for the Autry/Autrey and > all the variations of the name and at least get a feel for what is > needed in our search for our family's beginnings. Andrea and I will > work on this together to bring it to the Autrey Heritage site and keep > it up to date. This would be a database of primary sources not > secondary sources (ie family histories, word of mouth). It can be put > in a table format or even scanned images. > > I look forward to your input on this serious matter, in how we should > set this up. > > Warmly, > Sara J. Greer > Autry Marriages Coordinator > > Chapter Custodian & VIS Coordinator > Chemeketa Chapter, NSDAR Salem, Oregon > http://members.aol.com/~sjgreer30/dar/Chemeketa.html > > Clark County, OHGenWeb Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohclark > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > Have you visited the Autrey Heritage page? It's at > http://www.autreyheritage.com/ > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > Have you visited the Autrey Heritage page? It's at > http://www.autreyheritage.com/ > > > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > Have you visited the Autrey Heritage page? It's at http://www.autreyheritage.com/ > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== Did you know that the Autrey page was mentioned in the October Issue of Family Tree Magazine and the October issue of Evertons? http://www.autreyheritage.com/ ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== Have you visited the Autrey Heritage page? It's at http://www.autreyheritage.com/

Just tell me how you want to organize this, and I will help. I have been putting together a searchable database together of all the various spellings. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andréa" <autrey@serv.net> To: <AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 2:15 PM Subject: RE: [AUTRY] Sources and documentation > We need all the help we can get! > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jannine Coble Gregory [mailto:jgregory8@austin.rr.com] > Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 12:22 PM > To: AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [AUTRY] Sources and documentation > > > I have lots of Autry information with documentation, I would be willing > to help with this project if you need me. Thanks > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Andréa" <autrey@serv.net> > To: <AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 1:52 PM > Subject: RE: [AUTRY] Sources and documentation > > > > Good morning, everyone. > > > > I have a document scanner, so if anyone would like to mail me a > > photocopy of documents I would scan them in so we can have copies on > > the website for anyone to view for free. You can send the originals > > if you're willing, but the postal system . . . Ugh. Email me for my > > address. Sara and I are working on this together. > > > > Andréa > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Janey Joyce [mailto:jejoyce@sbcglobal.net] > > Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 8:36 AM > > To: AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Re: [AUTRY] Sources and documentation > > > > > > > > I think this is a wonderful idea. There is so much undocumented > > information out there that many people accept as Gospel. Trying to > > identify the children of Cornelius and Nancy (Eaves) Autrey, the > > couple I am researching, has been a most frustrating experience. > Along the way > > I have acquired a number of primary documents on various Autreys. I > am > > ready to contribute to such a data base. Just let me know how you > > want it. Janey E. Joyce in San Antonio, Texas. > > SJGreer30@aol.com wrote:Hello Everyone! > > I hope Spring has hit your parts of the world and the flowers are > > blooming and you arent suffering from hayfever. > > > > First I want to commend Andrea in scanning/uploading Bundy's book on > > the Autry family. Thank you Robert for giving permission to have it > > online. It was quite a feat and countless hours, I know because I > > helped on a tiny portion of it. Thank you Andrea and Robert. > > > > Second, I dont want any flames towards Andrea and if you want to > > complain, complain to me if its something worth flaming about. > > > > I have had the opportunity to look at the book and I am concerned > > about its lack of documentation and sources. In the beginning, the > > book specifies, it says it has no documentation, but I know there are > > people out there that still think this book is the "gospel truth". > > > > I am an family genealogist and if I wanted to join an organization > > that required documentation, this book could not be used as a source. > > It might be considered secondary but definately not a primary source. > > Its a great book to read and glean information but it has its faults. > > So where do we go from here? > > > > In this new era of internet and communication, I propose that we start > > > up a database of sources and documentation for the Autry/Autrey and > > all the variations of the name and at least get a feel for what is > > needed in our search for our family's beginnings. Andrea and I will > > work on this together to bring it to the Autrey Heritage site and keep > > > it up to date. This would be a database of primary sources not > > secondary sources (ie family histories, word of mouth). It can be put > > in a table format or even scanned images. > > > > I look forward to your input on this serious matter, in how we should > > set this up. > > > > Warmly, > > Sara J. Greer > > Autry Marriages Coordinator > > > > Chapter Custodian & VIS Coordinator > > Chemeketa Chapter, NSDAR Salem, Oregon > > http://members.aol.com/~sjgreer30/dar/Chemeketa.html > > > > Clark County, OHGenWeb Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohclark > > > > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > > Have you visited the Autrey Heritage page? It's at > > http://www.autreyheritage.com/ > > > > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > > Have you visited the Autrey Heritage page? It's at > > http://www.autreyheritage.com/ > > > > > > > > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > > Have you visited the Autrey Heritage page? It's at > http://www.autreyheritage.com/ > > > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > Did you know that the Autrey page was mentioned in the October Issue of > Family Tree Magazine and the October issue of Evertons? > http://www.autreyheritage.com/ > > > > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > Have you visited the Autrey Heritage page? It's at http://www.autreyheritage.com/ >

Re Pat Autry's comments re deeds on p. 6. All these pages are from Cousin Mayo Bundy, and probably are the same as in previous books. It sounds as if he is referring to Sampson Co but I do not know for sure. Mayo collected this info over 60 years and some of the sources had expired! He said that he did not have time or space to document the info, but would record it to give others some place to look! And I suspect that happened here. I think the idea of a place to record , and correct, all the necessary documention is an excellent one. Robert Autry Brooks

I have lots of Autry information with documentation, I would be willing to help with this project if you need me. Thanks ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andréa" <autrey@serv.net> To: <AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 1:52 PM Subject: RE: [AUTRY] Sources and documentation > Good morning, everyone. > > I have a document scanner, so if anyone would like to mail me a > photocopy of documents I would scan them in so we can have copies on the > website for anyone to view for free. You can send the originals if > you're willing, but the postal system . . . Ugh. Email me for my > address. Sara and I are working on this together. > > Andréa > > -----Original Message----- > From: Janey Joyce [mailto:jejoyce@sbcglobal.net] > Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 8:36 AM > To: AUTRY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [AUTRY] Sources and documentation > > > > I think this is a wonderful idea. There is so much undocumented > information out there that many people accept as Gospel. Trying to > identify the children of Cornelius and Nancy (Eaves) Autrey, the couple > I am researching, has been a most frustrating experience. Along the way > I have acquired a number of primary documents on various Autreys. I am > ready to contribute to such a data base. Just let me know how you want > it. > Janey E. Joyce in San Antonio, Texas. > SJGreer30@aol.com wrote:Hello Everyone! > I hope Spring has hit your parts of the world and the flowers are > blooming and you arent suffering from hayfever. > > First I want to commend Andrea in scanning/uploading Bundy's book on the > Autry family. Thank you Robert for giving permission to have it online. > It was quite a feat and countless hours, I know because I helped on a > tiny portion of it. Thank you Andrea and Robert. > > Second, I dont want any flames towards Andrea and if you want to > complain, complain to me if its something worth flaming about. > > I have had the opportunity to look at the book and I am concerned about > its lack of documentation and sources. In the beginning, the book > specifies, it says it has no documentation, but I know there are people > out there that still think this book is the "gospel truth". > > I am an family genealogist and if I wanted to join an organization that > required documentation, this book could not be used as a source. It > might be considered secondary but definately not a primary source. Its a > great book to read and glean information but it has its faults. So where > do we go from here? > > In this new era of internet and communication, I propose that we start > up a database of sources and documentation for the Autry/Autrey and all > the variations of the name and at least get a feel for what is needed in > our search for our family's beginnings. Andrea and I will work on this > together to bring it to the Autrey Heritage site and keep it up to date. > This would be a database of primary sources not secondary sources (ie > family histories, word of mouth). It can be put in a table format or > even scanned images. > > I look forward to your input on this serious matter, in how we should > set this up. > > Warmly, > Sara J. Greer > Autry Marriages Coordinator > > Chapter Custodian & VIS Coordinator > Chemeketa Chapter, NSDAR Salem, Oregon > http://members.aol.com/~sjgreer30/dar/Chemeketa.html > > Clark County, OHGenWeb Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohclark > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > Have you visited the Autrey Heritage page? It's at > http://www.autreyheritage.com/ > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > Have you visited the Autrey Heritage page? It's at > http://www.autreyheritage.com/ > > > > > ==== AUTRY Mailing List ==== > Have you visited the Autrey Heritage page? It's at http://www.autreyheritage.com/ >