Hello, I hope this gets on the list. I have not received any postings in the past few days from the list, but maybe that's just because there hasn't been any activity. I wanted to let those who may be interested know that there will be a DuBose Family Reunion for the descendants of Burl and Saleta (Overstreet) DuBose of MS. The reunion will be on Saturday May 29, 1999 from 11a.m. through 2 p.m. at the Dixie Community Center (next to the Dixie school). Dixie is located just outside of Hattiesburg, MS. More information about this DuBose family is that Burl (or Burrell or Burell) was the son of David William DuBose b. 15 April 1818/1820 d. 20 April 1902 Jackson County, MS and Deborah Ann ROUSE b. 20 Dec. 1822 d. 19 Feb. 1901 Jackson County, MS Children of David William DuBose and Deborah Ann Rouse: David William died young Caroline married John Flurry HAVENS Sarah Jane married George W. TOOTLE Burell married Saleta OVERSTREET John B. married Tempie ROBBINS Daniel R. married Delilah O'NEAL Mary Clementine "Clemmie" married John Manuel HAVENS Sabra married Lewis ROBERTS Susan (I have no verification on this daughter) Children of Burl and Saleta: Stephen died young David Jacob married # 1 Georgia Alabama HOLLIFIELD "Bama" # 2 Daisy Ernestine ANGLIN Joseph Stewart Frank died young Sarah Jane married Wesley Calhoun ROUSE Noah Hezekiah married Elizabeth BLACKMAN Alice Deborahann married Oliver Pendiver ARNETT John Wesley "Jack" married #1 Dovie LORD #2 Minnie Lee SELLERS Samuel Ulys married #1 Marinda Rebecca SLADE #2 Katie KEITH Mary Marcella "Cella" married #1 Randall ROUSE #2 Ward CAMP #3 Randall ROUSE Martha Estella "Stella" married #1 Charles Guy SLADE #2 C. C. CHAMBLISS "Nag" Lillie died young Walter Crawford married Ollie Almeda DAVIS Guy Mitchell "Mitchell" married Mae HEADLEY Alton Lee married Elvia Rose HEADLEY I wanted to list not only the children of Burl and Saleta, but also of Burl's siblings in case there are any descendants of them who are out there and would be interested in attending this reunion. If you are a DuBose and not sure if you are related or not, come on out and join us. Hope to see you there....... Georgia DuBose Nagorka

A new message, "Surname," was posted by Marian Beth (Becky) DuBose, Maxwell on Tue, 30 Mar 1999 NAME: Marian Beth (Becky) DuBose, Maxwell EMAIL: becbear@aol.com SURNAMES: DuBois, DuBose DATE: Mar 30 1999 QRYTEXT: I am from New Mexico, but my father's geneology started in Galveston, to Louisiana, to New Mexico. My Father's sister, Valarie Darling, DuBose, had traced our geneology through the Daughters' of the Texas Republic some time in 1965, but her search came to an abrupt end when she found Monsieur Jean Pierre Isidore DuBois, to be of such colorful charachter, as one might expect, she refused to believe we were any part of such unbeliebable heartless acts. My aunt forbade us to any family members to persue, and withdrew from The Daughters' of the Texas Republic. I am now 52 and was curious to our heritage, I was never real close to my father or his family and my grandparents died at a very young age. I do know my grandmother was a RN graduate of Baylor in Dallas, Texas. Her first name I never knew, but my grandfather's first name was Oscar Wade, I know that because my next to the oldest brother was named after him. Any information would be appreciated, the last information we had on de Saligny Dubois was he picked up in New Orleans. <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/DuBose>

A new message, "Isidore DuBois," was posted by Connie Georges on Fri, 09 Apr 1999 NAME: Connie Georges EMAIL: constan476@aol.com SURNAMES: DuBois DATE: Apr 09 1999 QRYTEXT: I have been searching for some reference to Isidore Joseph DuBois. The first name is supposed to extend back three generations. The last generation being born in 1885 possibly in Canada but he moved to Michigan around 1888 and marrried Ladella Hayward. I cannot seem to find his parents anywhere. The family is said to have come in from France to Montreal, Quebec moving to London, Canada and then to Michigan. Isidore's Mother was Sadie. He had sisters Minnie and Mary and brothers Willie or Wiliam and Wallace. If any connection please email me at constan476@aol.com. NAME: Connie Georges EMAIL: constan476@aol.com <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/DuBose>

A new message, "Amasy Hamilton DuBose," was posted by Deborah on Sun, 25 Apr 1999 NAME: Deborah EMAIL: jwmealey@juno.com SURNAMES: DuBose, Lloyd DATE: Apr 25 1999 QRYTEXT: Looking for information about my great grandfather, Dr. Amasy Hamilton DUBOSE. He was born 25 May 1824 in Ala. Son of Jesse DuBose and Leah Willis.Other children of Jesse and Leah: Willis V., Jesse Knighten, Elizabeth, James Gabriel, & Sarah Amanda. By 1844 Amasy and mother and sibblings were in Harrison Co.(PO Marshall) Tx. Married Harriet Ann Lloyd 19 Nov 1857 in Rusk Co. Children: Lloyd, Flora J., Leah, Annie Laura, Amaca John, Jere Bagley Texas. Moved to Hunt Co.(Lone Oak) in 1858. In the early 1860's this family appears in Angelina Co., Tx records. Amasy died 1905 and Harriet in 1904. Both bur in Old Homer Cem.,Homer, Tex. Am interested in Amasy birthplace in Ala and anything about his parents Jessie and Leah. Appreciate any help. Thank you.. NAME: Deborah EMAIL: jwmealey@juno.com <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/DuBose>

A new message, "Dubose Collection Civil War photographs," was posted by Margie Foster on Thu, 06 May 1999 --- NAME: Margie Foster EMAIL: mfoster@lnaus1.steckvaughn.com DATE: May 06 1999 QRYTEXT: I work as a photo researcher for a textbook publisher. In the book from the Ken Burns' Civil War documentary is a photo with the following caption. 'Civilians and soldiers roam the lower slope of Lookout Mountain shortly after the battle, looking for sourvenirs.' (The Civil War An Illustrated History by Geoffrey C. Ward, Ric Burns, & Ken Burns 1990, p.259) The photo is credited to the "Dubose Collection". Do you know how I can contact the collection owners? Please contact me via email as soon as possible. Thanks.. NAME: Margie Foster EMAIL: mfoster@lnaus1.steckvaughn.com http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/DuBose

I've been tinkering with web page construction for months, and have finally decided that I will never be totally ready for letting people know about it. So, I'm just taking a plunge and letting you know and hope that you'll be patient with my mistakes! Genealogy info on my Alabama, SC (including my Huguenots), VA, and MO families begins here: http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir/1824/genealog.html My Alabama pages begin here: http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir/1824/Alabama.html And my Greene and Hale County, Alabama pages begin here: http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir/1824/GreeneHale.html Some pictures from Greensboro, Alabama are here: http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir/1824/Hale.html My ancestral picture album begins here: http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir/1824/Ancestorpix.html Our family Hall of Fame begins here: http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir/1824/halloffame.html Our family soldiers begin here: http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir/1824/DuBoisSoldiers.html My personal family page is here: http://www.geocities.com:80/Vienna/Choir/1824/myfamily.html And then there is my home page: http://www.geocities.com:80/Vienna/Choir/1824/index.html The above pages represent only some of my pages (gulp) and fewer than one third of the pictures I've scanned but not yet posted. So, please check back. I'm constantly updating! Elizabeth

Cynthia Ridgeway Parker wrote: > ... With all your postings and following up on your RULES, you totally > ignored the RULE on my web page when you copied one of the rosters that > I painstakingly transcribed and posted to one of my web sites by sending > it out across your mailing lists.... -----REPLY BELOW----- Cynthia, You can not copyright a 100+ year old roster of Civil War soldiers. It is not "your roster", it belongs to everyone. Like it or not. Even though you may have typed the roster information and posted it onto a web page, that does not mean that it belongs to you. Nor does it give you copyright to the roster. You have no power or right to prevent others from copying or using such materials. You can post all the "disclaimers" or "rules" that you like. They are meaningless and have no standing in the law. The simple fact is that 100+ year old rosters can't be copyrighted. Steven J. Coker P.O. Box 359 Charleston, SC 29402 ________________________________________ / _\ \ \ (_/____________________________________/ \ \ \ Words must be weighed, not counted. \ \ \ \ Steven J. Coker, Webmaster \ \ Coker Forum, http://cokers.org/ \ \ DuBose Forum, http://dubose.org/ \ \ SCRoots Forum, http://scroots.org/ \ _ \ http://collectiblesbyjeannine.com/ \ / )_\ \ \___/_______________________________________/

Steve, With all your postings and following up on your RULES, you totally ignored the RULE on my web page when you copied one of the rosters that I painstakingly transcribed and posted to one of my web sites by sending it out across your mailing lists. I don't post my rosters to my mailing list. Here is the text that you did not copy and paste to the e-mails: The data included on the web pages created by Cynthia Ridgeway Parker may be freely used to further one's knowledge and understanding of family origins. The information included on this page is from the personal research of Cynthia Parker. This web page may not be published or distributed in any form without the written permission of the web master. You are welcome to print a copy for your own personal use or for donation to your local genealogical society or library. All printed copies must retain this disclaimer. I want people to freely use the rosters, but I don't want them posted to mailing lists. You did not get my written permission. As always, Cynthia Ridgeway Parker P.S. Your reaction to this admonishment about the error in your ways will tell us all a lot more about your personality than we already know.

Selected Extracts: ROSTER OF CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS IN COLQUITT COUNTY, GEORGIA http://www.ij.net/phickey/colconfed.htm COKER, JACKSON A. - 1871 - 5/1862, died in Richmond, Virginia. Company H 50th Regiment, Georgia Infantry. See Company Muster Roll. DEBOSE, S. P. (Dubose) - Company D, 4th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry. Enlisted, South Carolina; Res., 1903 - Fade. Cross of Honor.

Selected Extracts: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/tx+index+124554526828+F CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: 1880-84.txt) GONZALES INQUIRER 3 Jan 1880 - 6 Dec 1884 Coke, Richard, Hon., to speak at Democratic rally, Gonz.Inq.9 Oct 1880 Coker, Peyton, Mrs., Zedler Mill col., Gonz.Inq.14 Feb 1880 Coker, Payton, Leesville, Personals, Gonz.Inq. 12 Nov 1881 Coker, J.M., Leesville, Personals, Gonz.Inq. 29 Jan 1881 Coker, James, Leesville, in town, Gonz.Inq. 7 Jul 1883 p3 Coker, James, letter states bore false witness, Gonz.Inq. 3 Nov 1883 p3 Coker, James, died, Leesville, (2d) Gonz.Inq. 19 Jan 1884 p3 Dubois, Emile, letter in postoffice, Gonz.Inq. 22 Nov 1884 p3 Dubose, S., Estray notice, Gonz.Inq.3 Jul 1880 p4 Dubose, Serre, Estray notice, No. 3 Gonz.Inq 15 Jul 1882 Dubose, D.E., Estray notice, Gonz.Inq. 25 Aug 1883 p3 Dubose, W.L., Gonzales Co. Tax Payer, Gonz.Inq. 20 Oct 1883 p1 Dubose, Dent, moved to Medina Co., Opossomtrot col., Gonz.Inq. 5 Jan 1884 p2 Dubose, Ed W., letter in postoffice, Gonz.Inq.10 May 1884 p1 DuBose, John, Personals, Gonz.Inq.30 Oct 1880 DuBose, Wright &, ginners, Opossumtrot col., Gonz.Inq. 15 Oct 1881 DuBose, Wm., Estray notice, Gonz.Inq.17 May 1884 p2 Wright & DuBose, ginners, Opossumtrot col., Gonz.Inq. 15 Oct 1881

Selected Extracts: CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: 1903.txt) http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/tx+index+125655608136+F GONZALES DAILY INQUIRER 1 Jan 1903 - 31 Dec 1903 Coker, Jim, flood damage to house, p3 Daily Inq. 6 Jul 1903 Coker, Gonz, Miss, married John Worthing, Daily Inq. 18 Feb 1903 Worthing, John, married Miss Gona Coker, Daily Inq. 18 Feb 1903 Dubose, Chas., girl born to, Daily Inq. 2 Feb 1903 Dubose, L.H., member new Gonz. Co. Farmers Institute, p3 Daily Inq. 23 Nov 1903 Dubose, Elnina, married Taylor McVea, Daily Inq. 22 Apr 1903 Dubose, Elias, obituary, p1 Daily Inq. 16 Dec 1903 Dubose, Elias, died, p3 Daily Inq. 7 Dec 1903 Dubose, Elias D., obituary, p1 Daily Inq. 23 Dec 1903 McVea, Taylor, married Elnina Dubose, Daily Inq. 22 Apr 1903

Selected Extracts: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/tx+index+20120208867+F CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: panola.txt) PANOLA County Texas Survey Blk Grantee Leag Section Abs --------------------------------------------------------------------- ANTWIN DUBOIAC SR A. DUBOIAC 160 ANTWIN DUBOIAC JR A. DUBOIAC 161 ANTWIN DUBOIAC SR A. DUBOIAC 159 TW COKER T. COKER 843 Survey - Person or Concern bearing the land certificate at time survey filed. Block - Block number. Grantee - Person or Concern to whom the land was actually awarded. Leag - League Flag. L=4,428 acres, B=League + Labor. Labor=177 acres. Section - Section Number Abs - Number of the Abstract on file at county courthouse and at the Texas General land Office in Austin.

South Carolina Volunteers, 26th Regiment, Company H http://www.rootsweb.org/~scsumter/26threg.html Officers Captain Henry S. Dickinson; Sumter County 1st Lt. Robert E. Wheeler; Clarendon County, Killed at Petersburg, Va. 2nd Lt. Reece Tomlinson; Clarendon County, died 1879 2nd Lt. Henry Hickson; Lancaster County 1st Sgt. W.J. Sturgeon; Sumter County, wounded Petersburg, Va. 2nd Sgt. W.J. Gibbons; Clarendon County 3rd Sgt. J. T. Chandler; Clarendon County 4th Sgt. W.D. McKenzie; Clarendon County 1st Corp. T. G. Floyd; Clarendon County 2nd Corp. J.C. Floyd; Clarendon County 3rd Corp. Ebb P. Truluck; Clarendon County, wounded Jackson, Mississippi 4th Corp. N. B. Barrow; Clarendon County Enlisted Men Asher, Nickolas; Clarendon County Baker, M.E.B.; Clarendon County Barfield, W. Henry; Clarendon County Barrow, C.L.; Clarendon County Barrow, P.M.; Clarendon County, died at Camp Palmer, S.C. Beard, Joseph H.F.; Clarendon County Brown, William; Clarendon County Brown, H.E.; Clarendon County Carraway, Jesse C. Carraway, John J.; Clarendon County Cannon, W.T.; Clarendon County Chandler, Daniel; Clarendon County Chandler, Samuel Mallory (Corporal); Clarendon County died July 30, 1864, Battle of the Crater Coker, R.H.; Clarendon County Coker, W.N.; Clarendon County Cone, Daniel; Sumter County, wounded at Charlotte, N.C. Conyers, Robert; Sumter County Dennis, Jerimiah; Clarendon County, wounded at Petersburg, Va. 1864 Driggers, Daniel; Clarendon County DuBose, J.J.; Clarendon County DuBose, W.H.; Clarendon County Ellis, Jesse B.; Williamsburg County, wounded at Jackson, Mississippi July 1863 Evans, John P.R.; Clarendon County, wounded at Canton, Mississippi July 1863 Friese, John F.W.; Charleston County Floyd, James; Clarendon County Floyd, John C.; Clarendon County, died Mississippi 1863 Floyd, Pleasent C.; Clarendon County, died Mississippi 1863 Floyd, Jesse; Clarendon County, died Mississippi 1863 Floyd, W. Henry; Clarendon County Gamble, J. Fletcher; Clarendon County Gibbons, M.M.; Clarendon County, killed at Clay's Farm, Va. May 20, 1864 Gibbons, J. Preston; Clarendon County Gowdy, James E.; Clarendon County Green, Thomas J.; Sumter County, died in Mississippi Green, William L.; Sumter County, died in Union Prison 1864 Green, Sidney A.; Sumter County, killed in battle July 30, 1864 Gibbes, Joseph W.; Sumter County Goodman, E.B.; Sumter County Hicks, James W.; Clarendon County, wounded at Clay's Farm, Va. Hickson, S.E.B.; Darlington County Hill, Hezikiah; Timmonsville, Florence County d. 22 Feb. 1907 buried Sparrow Swamp Baptist Church Jackon, Gabriel; Charleston County Kirby, Evanada; Sumter County Lemmon, William O.; Clarendon County McCaskill, John W.; Clarendon County, died of disease at Camp Palmer 1862 McElveen, Adam T.; Darlington County McElveen, William E.; Sumter County McKenzie, James; Clarendon County McKenzie, Lorenzo; Sumter County McKnight, Robert J.; Clarendon County McKnight, John H. McNeil, James C.; Sumter County Miles, Allen; Williamsburg County, died of disease 1863 Millet, Miller Morris, A. Jackson; Clarendon County Morris, Christopher; Clarendon County Morris, Harvey; Clarendon County Osborne, Joseph W.; Clarendon County, died of disease in Georgia 1863 Perkins, John P.; Sumter County, died at Petersburg, Va. 1864 Piggot, E. Melton; Sumter County, died at Richmond Player, M.C.; Clarendon County Reynold, Pleasent. T.; Darlington County Robertson, Samuel; Clarendon County, discharged at Camp Palmer Robertson, Ellison; Clarendon County Rolong, Jacob; Clarendon County Rush, Alvin W.; Clarendon County Scurry, John C.; Williamsburg County Sims, Thomas W.; Darlington County, died of disease at Jackson, Mississippi, 1863 Smiley, James; Clarendon County Smith, Samuel E.; Clarendon County Smith, Samuel; Clarendon County Thornhill, Benjamin B.; Clarendon County Truluck, James; Clarendon County, captured near Farmville April 6, 1865, sent to Point Lookout Prison, released July, 1865 Truluck, John Thomas; Clarendon County Tomlinson, Ira; Sumter County, died in 1871 Tomlinson, William D.; Sumter County Tomilinson, J.C.C.; Sumter County, killed in action in Virginia Turnstall, William J.; Sumter County Tolson, R.G.; Darlington County Vasser, Thomas Z. B.; Clarendon County, died of disease, Mississippi 1863 Welch, Robert J.; Clarendon County, died in 1881 Welch, James; Clarendon County Welch, Henry; Clarendon County Welch, Elijah; Clarendon County Welch, Joseph; Clarendon County Welch, Joseph W.; Clarendon County Welch, W. H.; Clarendon County Wilder, Arthur; Clarendon County Wilson, J.J.; Clarendon County Yarborough, J.E.; Clarendon County Yarborough, Needam.; Clarendon County Yarborough, William A.; Clarendon County

Extracted From: A LAW DICTIONARY ..., SIXTH EDITION, 1856 by John Bouvier; CHILDS & PETERSON, PHILADELPHIA TITHES, Eng. law. A right to the tenth part of the produce of, lands, the stocks upon lands, and the personal industry of the inhabitants. These tithes are raised for the support of the clergy. Fortunately, in the United States, the clergy can be supported by the zeal of the people for religion, and there are, no tithes.... TITHING, Eng. law. Formerly a district containing ten men with their families. In each tithing there was a tithing man whose duty it was to keep the peace, as a constable now is bound to do. St. Armand, in his Historical Essay on the Legislative Power of England, p. 70, expresses, an opinion that the tithing was composed not of ten common families, but of ten families of lords of a manor. -- ________________________________________ / _\ \ \ (_/____________________________________/ \ \ \ Words must be weighed, not counted. \ \ \ \ Steven J. Coker, Webmaster \ \ Coker Forum, http://cokers.org/ \ \ DuBose Forum, http://dubose.org/ \ \ SCRoots Forum, http://scroots.org/ \ _ \ http://collectiblesbyjeannine.com/ \ / )_\ \ \___/_______________________________________/

This may help those looking for information on Louisa T. DuBose who married Benjamin Lavender, Jr. The correct name has been a question; I found her listed in the 1860 Clarke Co., AL census index as Louisa T. Lavender. I do not have easy access to a Clarke Co. census; if anyone is kind enough to look her up, she is on page 607 in Grove Hill. My family has said that when Benjamin died the family moved to Grove Hill in Clarke Co. Only one of the family remained in Dale Co., AL; this was Thomas Calhoun Lavender from whom the Dale Co. and Barbour Co. Lavenders are descended. Why the 2 year old Thomas was left behind is a mystery to me. He was raised by a Loftin family and his headstone is shared with the Loftins. I hope this helps those trying to confirm her name and any further information would be appreciated. Lanny Cotton ggGrandson of Louisa T. DuBose

After "lurking" for some time, this is my first attempt to learn more about my GGGGG Grandmother, Esther Dubose, who was married to my GGGGG Grandfather, Andrew Rembert (1717-1775). My Remberts were associated with St. James Parish, Santee, Craven County, SC. Esther is the only Dubose I presently know of from whom I am directly descended, but there was a *lot* of intermarriage between the Remberts and the DuBoses, and the following, I feel confidant, will provide a clue to Esther's close family/parents. Some of the following, I'm somewhat sure, are relatives of Esther. Daniel Dubose, married to Anne Royer, daughter of Pierre Royer and Anne Rembert, (b about 1686). Anne is the daughter of Andre Rembert, b1660. Daniel Dubose, married to Anne Rembert, daughter of Pierre Rembert (b about 1691) and Jeanne ?. Pierre Rembert is the son of Andre Rembert, b1660. (Since Pierre Rembert and Anne Rembert were siblings, Anne Royer and Anne Rembert were first cousins. Was the Daniel Dubose they each married the same person, or were there two Daniel Duboses?) Isaac Dubose (1693-1742) married Madelaine Rembert (About 1699-1735/36) ( Madelaine Rembert was another daughter of Andre Rembert, so she was the aunt of both Anne Rembert and Anne Royer, and therefore the aunt-in-law to Daniel/Daniel) I believe it very plausible that her husband Isaac Dubose was some relation to Daniel/Daniel). Isaac and Madelaine had two children that I know of. Isaac Dubose, Jr. and Madelaine Dubose. Madelaine Dubose married a Peter Dubose. There were probably other children of Isaac and Madelaine besides their namesakes, and probably Isaac Jr and Madelaine Jr had children. Elias Dubose, Captain (b est1732-1752) Ezekial Dubose (1772-1819), Elias' son. Ezekial Dubose married Mary Rembert (1781-1817). Mary was the great grandniece of both Pierre Rembert and Anne Rembert, because her GG Grandfather was Andre Rembert, Pierre and Anne's father. Well, that's all I know about these Dubose people, and I'm sure you are all saying "Thank God", because it certainly is confusing. It took me over an hour to type this message, trying to figure out myself the relationships of all these Duboses and Remberts who married kin. I'm hopeful one of you recognizes a Dubose name or two, and might give me a clue as to where Esther fits in. Thank you in advance. Bob Brooke

Steve, Excuse me, but you fail to realize that you copied my transcription of old data, and my transcription is copyrightable. I am very much involved with the USGenWeb project and am quite aware of what is copyrightable and what is not. The data at the archives is waiting there for you to go and make your own transcription. It's public domain, but my transcription is not public domain. My transcription is copyrighted. It is my work. I am working on a book with old newspaper transcriptions. When I publish it, don't you think that it's copyrightable. It most certainly is. I have taken technology courses via the college of library science at USC. I have learned quite a bit in those courses. If someone puts up a webpage and places a copyright on the page, it's copyrighted. No one else has the right, morally or legally, to make a copy of it, in any way, shape, or form. This issue was at one time a hot topic on the USGenWeb all list. What you have done is against Rootsweb's policy. It is also immoral. I promise you that if you copy and publish any of my work across your list again, I will contact Rootsweb. I have already consulted the SCGenWeb State Coordinator about this. (As you may know I am assistant coordinator for SCGenWeb.) If anymore data is harvested from an SCGenWeb page and sent out across the list, which resides on Rootsweb, we will both contact them. They are adamant that copyrights be honored. Read the blurbs on the data in the South Carolina Archives on Rootsweb. The info in copyrighted to the transcriber. The info that you sent to Sumter has your name on it and a copyright blurb giving you credit. If you don't choose to believe what I am telling you, then contact Brian at Rootsweb and see how he feels about you harvesting info and sending it out across a list that is on the Rootsweb server. It is not to be done. By the way, I have noticed before info that you have cut and pasted from some of my pages, word for word, such as from the Clarendon Archives page and placed on your web page. That is a no no also. I received over a hundred e-mails, privately about my message to you. All were in favor of what I had said. People don't like seeing you harvesting other people's hard work and sending it out across the list. The url is what is needed and a bit about what's on the page. Cynthia R. Parker SCGenWeb Assistant State Coordinator

Copy for the DuBose Forum. -------- Original Message -------- Subject: DuBose Lineage Date: Mon, 05 Apr 1999 10:59:04 -0400 From: Ted Painter <tpainter@esva.net> To: Steve Coker <cokers@awod.com> ... I am descended from Isaac and Suzanne Couillandeau DuBose through Peter DuBose, Isaac Elbert DuBose, Peter DuBose, Dr. Horace Nicholas DuBose, Dr. Stephen Bryan Dubose, Dr. Benjamin Pearce DuBose, Stephen Bryant DuBose (my grandfather), and Edith Bonita (DuBose) Painter (my mother). Mother's family home was Louisiana. She and my father (a South Carolina native) were married there in 1941, and returned to South Carolina after WW II. It is interesting how things come "full circle". We had always assumed that mother's family arrived in Louisiana by way of Acadia, and now we learn it was by way of South Carolina. I am fascinated by the family history, and by the amount of research and effort that has gone into it.... Ted Arthur Painter 11 Ames Street Onancock, VA 23417 -- ________________________________________ / _\ \ \ (_/____________________________________/ \ \ \ Words must be weighed, not counted. \ \ \ \ Steven J. Coker, Webmaster \ \ Coker Forum, http://cokers.org/ \ \ DuBose Forum, http://dubose.org/ \ \ SCRoots Forum, http://scroots.org/ \ _ \ http://collectiblesbyjeannine.com/ \ / )_\ \ \___/_______________________________________/

This is a mention of W.R. Dubose on a ship transcribed by the Immigrant Ship Transcribers Guild: http://istg.rootsweb.com/1800/richmondco790324.html I thought someone might be interested in the name. It seems to indicate that Mr./Dr. Dubose was already a resident of the US and was returning on this ship. SS City of Richmond manifest of 1879 - Liverpool to New York 16 W.R. DuBose 27 M Surgeon United States United States Cabin

Copy forwarded to DuBose Forum. Subject: missing Dubose/McAlpine ancestor Date: Sun, 4 Apr 1999 17:24:21 EDT From: User116712@aol.com Resent-From: SCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com With all the Dubose researchers in SC-thought this might be of interest. Found on a listing of the Presbyterian Church cemetery in Talladega, AL page- Pauline McAlpine DuBose 1872 - 1914 Missionary to China from 1872 to 1914