Joseph, Would you be willing to have the information that you have put on the Escambia County GenWeb page? It would be a permanent place for it where everyone could see it. I would be glad to put it on. -- Ginny Deagan - Pensacola, FL Escambia Co. FLGenWeb page http://www.rootsweb.com/~flescamb/index.htm Tom & Ginny Deagan's Home Page: http://www.pcola.gulf.net/~gdeagan An Index to the Genealogical Web Pages that I have Online: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~vgdeagan/index.htm My New England, New York and Pennsylvania Families

Hello fellow searchers I will be glad to share what I have. Just let me know where to send the copies. The info I have is small. It is a list of Members that a fellow researcher sent me. The copies that were sent to me is a church roll sheet and selected minutes of the church. There is no cemetery records, however next to some names are death dates of some. On the front of the records is this info Univeristy of West Florida WF16 Church record and roll book [Partial copy] 1889-1907 Collection copy from original loaned by M. Adams, Jul 1981 These records I have heard were stolen from the church by this person...just heresay though. When I contacted the church the person told me.... Just send me the addy, and Ill make copies.... Joe

Hi Joe Looks like you getting it from all sides cuz, could you look in those records and see if there is a listing for a baby McNair, in Myrtle Grove would have been born Jan. 26, 1936, I have not been able to located his grave. Still working on the pictures for you. Write you more later Love ya Sharon McNair-Thurman

not right off hand...none of them are my gram' and granpa' but I really think they got theri lots from one of their daughters who married the mcnairs...... I have several browns in my watson side and wiggins side also.need to check out those names there....... U know annie wouldnt be a watson by marriage.dono what I wsa thinking of..I need to find her married name I want to say it was " Pressani" I would love to see those "minutes" how did you come by them? pat

Sorry Pat....No WATSON, but lots of Browns....Here they are...Let me know if you know any of them...They are also in the minutes... Patient BROWN Mittie Brown Sarah Brown J.C. Brown, Deacon J. V. Brown, Deacon C. A. Brown

Doris... Im from Tirquill McNAIR who came from Alabama. He had a gradson named Thomas "Quill McNAIR who was a US MARSHALL in the area. His daughter married Randall BOYETT son of Charles BOYETT and Elizabeth HARVELL. Both are buried at Union Hill.....I have lots of info on my McNAIRs...But they are numorous in the area. I have a few Thomas's in my database.....Who was Maxine's parents.... Joe

Doris, Thank you....My 3rd Great-Grandfather was Charles BOYETT. His family was the first to my knowlege that lived in Escambia County. He came from Pike County Alabama, after the war. The Tanton's and the McNairs both came with him....I believe. Thank you for your kind offer Joe in cloudy California... My mother was born in Warrington. Her mother was Sybil BOYETT, daughter of General Washington BOYETT. His father was Randal BOYETT. who was married twice and had 20 children....

How about this Sunday about 2:00 P.M. ? That gives time for after church and a little lunch. What is this Edith? Jinx Evan R. Strohl wrote: > OK, Edith, I'm off this Sunday, and every

your email makes me smile.....remembering My Mom's sister married into all those mcnairs there, adn my grandparents BROWN's are buried there, but am most interested in a few WATSON's that are suppose to be buried there..would they by chance be on your list? One of the watson's thats suppose to be buried there was " big legge'd annie".she was actually at one time suppose to have been a call girl from downdown, and later in life owed a bar in warrington.....family says shes buried right out from the back door of the church I don't live far from the grave yard but I am handi-capped and no one to go with me.....one day soon I will try adn get my daughter to go with me down there.. pat

Hi Evan, How about lets getting a group together to meet at St. Johns before the weather gets to warm? My husband is a BIG guy and the more people there would be safe. Preferably a Sunday afternoon or a Monday. Jinx Nall Dopson

Guess ll make it offical....In my possision I have some very old records from Union Hill Baptist church....I dont have all the records but some....The surnames that are listed are names from my family, but other surnames are included if the first letter was with my name....here are the letters included in the info I have......B, C, some H, M, P, ST, V, some W. If your surname begins with one of these letters, and they lived or attended there, let me know and ill check. The minutes are very interesting reading. My family were always getting kicked out for dancing. LOL Joe in rainy California

Wish I could go...Think I have a BOYETT and a McNAIR there....too far from California...lol Joe

Joe, Last email for the night, I'm afraid!--Getting up at 5AM! Havent found my folder on Union Hill yet, but I'll keep looking, it's around here somewhere! For those who know me, I'm sorry to say Union Hill DID get read a long time ago--by us--but wasn't in the area that got put in the books---it would have been in the next volums, I believe! Anyway, they seem to have few, if any, records at the church, as the lady told me one day IN THE CEMETERY! You may have more than anyone, Joe, and if you could copy it and share it with the West Fla Genealogical Society, I'm sure someone would love to have a copy of your records. Let us know if that is feasible----how much would it cost---roughly! Thanks, all, Evan (Now, where IS that folder!!!??? I'm still lookin'. I'd love to meet an organized genealogist!!! ;=) But I'm the WORST!!) -----Original Message----- From: Joseph M. Garcia, Sr. <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, February 24, 2000 3:33 AM Subject: [FLESCAMB] Union Hill Church >Guess ll make it offical....In my possision I have some very old records >from Union Hill Baptist church....I dont have all the records but >some....The surnames that are listed are names from my family, but other >surnames are included if the first letter was with my name....here are the >letters included in the info I have......B, C, some H, M, P, ST, V, some W. >If your surname begins with one of these letters, and they lived or attended >there, let me know and ill check. The minutes are very interesting reading. >My family were always getting kicked out for dancing. LOL > >Joe in rainy California >

Doris...It is in Myrtle Grove....If you have any family buried there or if they were members of the church, I have some old Church records from 1860 to about 1910. They list some of the people, some deaths, and some minutes of the church. I have been wanting to make copies of it or transcribe it and give it to the page but havent had a chance. I am from the families of BOYETT, McNAIR, TANTON, HELTON, and others that are listed in the records. What surnames do you have. Joe

Well, Ex-----------cu-u-u-u-u-u-u-se Me, JINX! That's what I get for looking at your email address, huh? OK, let's try it. Sunday at 2:00PM Berdine, you better be there! ;=) EVan -----Original Message----- From: Edith Jinx L. Dopson <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, February 24, 2000 3:38 AM Subject: Re: [FLESCAMB] Skinners Mill Bapt. Church >How about this Sunday about 2:00 P.M. ? That gives time for after church >and a little lunch. >What is this Edith? >Jinx > >Evan R. Strohl wrote: > >> OK, Edith, I'm off this Sunday, and every > > >

Joe , sounds like the McNair's that I know and love. Doris

Joe, the McNairs are real good friends of ours. Tommy McNair still lives in Myrtle Grove. His twin Dorothy Commerford lives near by. Maxine died back around 1986. Which ones are you kin to ? Doris

Joe, I lived about four blocks from that cemetery for 30 years. Now I live in Cantonment. I would be happy to go over and check it out for you though if no one has your information. I have two cemetery books, but can't find Union Hill in it. Maybe Evan has it. ? The families that you mentiond are well known in that area. Let me know if no one gets back to you. Doris

In a message dated 2/23/2000 2:31:33 PM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << , Have you ever heard of Wesley & Lee Herrington? Nora >> Nora, I have an Ora Lee Herrington. He was born in 1911, Escambia Co. I believe he went by Lee. I don't think I have run across a Wesley Herrington yet. Were they here in Pensacola? Janet

Thanks for the warning. I never go by myself, usually, not even to a big cemetery such as Bayview. I was doing a quick drive through on the way to a softball game at Tate. I was mainly trying to locate it for later. If I hadn't seen the Herrington plot right by the side of the road, I wouldn't have dallied as long as I did. Still didn't stay long enough to take any pictures or read the tombstones (couldn't be late for the game). After your warning, I'll make sure I take a group with me if I go back. Thanks Janet