Nancy, What year is it you are searching for? We have some very old pictures. Jinx Nall Dopson

I have several photos of women and men in the mid to late 1800's if you are interested. Anne Pinckard Milton, Florida [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2000 3:03 PM Subject: [FLESCAMB] first FL families > Hi all, > I work for a textbook publisher in Orlando and we are searching for a family portrait of an early FL settler, preferably a woman. We would like to reproduce a portrait as a full-page Chapter Opening photo. > > The problem is that we want something very early - as early in the 1800's as possible. Of course, this will not be a photo but perhaps an oil painting, sketch,or what do you have? > > This book is a school textbook for fourth graders to learn about the history of their state. A nice reproduction fee will be paid if we use your portrait and a piece of your family history will go into a FL history textbook! > > Please contact me via email if you have any possible family paintings that might work for us. > Thanks. > > Nancy > Harcourt School Publishers > Orlando, FL > >

Thank you Ann. We were hoping to find something from an earlier time period, but I have had only 5 responses, so we'll keep yours in mind. We may have to settle for a portrait from the mid-1800's. We'll stay in touch and let you know. Thanks again. Nancy Tobin Harcourt School Publishers Orlando, FL

Jeannie, I went through all of the Godwin Files that I have, and didn't find anything on your Godwins. So guess that we are researching different groups. Sorry, Doris

I too have GODWIN'S in the family ( my cousins and a few friends). My relatives were Boone's who married into them; so I have ALOT of e-mail adresses I can give too. My Boone's were in Brewton,BayMinette and Stockton. My Godwin cousins are in Mobile ,South Carolina, New York and here Daytona Beach. E-mail me and I will sent you tham and some information. Elizabeth wardlow @juno.com On Mon, 31 Jan 2000 10:39:37 EST [email protected] writes: > In a message dated 01/30/2000 9:28:46 PM Central Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > << I am looking for information/documentation on Johnnie A. > McArthur. She > married Marion Godwin. > The both dies in Escambia Co. FL. > > Thank you! >> > > Marion Godwin & Johnnie A. McArthur; Escambia County, Florida > Marriage Record > P-287; Apr/23/1905 > > later, mona >

Thanks! JGodwin -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, January 31, 2000 9:41 AM Subject: [FLESCAMB] Re:Godwin - McArthur >In a message dated 01/30/2000 9:28:46 PM Central Standard Time, >[email protected] writes: > ><< I am looking for information/documentation on Johnnie A. McArthur. She >married Marion Godwin. > The both dies in Escambia Co. FL. > > Thank you! >> > >Marion Godwin & Johnnie A. McArthur; Escambia County, Florida Marriage Record >P-287; Apr/23/1905 > >later, mona > >

-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, January 31, 2000 9:26 AM Subject: Re: [FLESCAMB] Godwin - McArthur >Jeannie. >I have a lot on the Godwins, if these are your Godwins. I am not kin to >them. My stepfather was and I collect the information for my half sister. >If you connect, I can give you the e-mail of a lot of Kin, and I do mean a >lot. > >Doris > >GREAT! Marion Godwin married Johnnie McArthur - they lived in north part of the county. Johnnie was born Feb 14, 1883 - died Mar 3, 1919. I have nothing on where she was born or who her parents are, Marion was born Dec 12, 1881 - died June 7, 1957. His father was Thomas Henry Godwin. Are we looking at the same group? Thanks, Jeanne

There is no 1890 census for Santa Rosa County. The 1890 census for the entire country was destroyed except for a few small fragments. -- Ginny Deagan - Pensacola, FL 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 Escambia Co. FLGenWeb page http://www.rootsweb.com/~flescamb/index.htm

In a message dated 01/30/2000 9:28:46 PM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << I am looking for information/documentation on Johnnie A. McArthur. She married Marion Godwin. The both dies in Escambia Co. FL. Thank you! >> Marion Godwin & Johnnie A. McArthur; Escambia County, Florida Marriage Record P-287; Apr/23/1905 later, mona

Janet, this census was destroyed in a flood ( usually it's a fire ). It was stored in the basement of the Court House. There are only bits and pieces left of it. Doris

Jeannie. I have a lot on the Godwins, if these are your Godwins. I am not kin to them. My stepfather was and I collect the information for my half sister. If you connect, I can give you the e-mail of a lot of Kin, and I do mean a lot. Doris

I am looking for information/documentation on Johnnie A. McArthur. She married Marion Godwin. The both dies in Escambia Co. FL. Thank you!

Hi: I've just gotten back on line and found your msgs. I have two, repeat two, Highnotes/Hinotes in my McGill Bible records. lThey are two faint to photocopy, but My Aunt Mae read them to me and if you will get back to me in about a week's time I'll try to find the two. I think one is a Lawrence Hinote. These were with my McGill family in Baldwin Co. AL. I have well over 800 msgs to catch up with. Idalyn [email protected] ======================================================== ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2000 8:46 PM Subject: Re: [FLESCAMB] HINOTE/KIERCE FAMILY > I found most of the information that Vanessa was looking for, and did find an > Elijah L. Hinote the son of Benjamin Thomas Hinote and Martha Elizabeth > Wright. > I didn't find a Lucinda Hinote. What was her married name ? > > > Doris > >

were do i fine 1890 Santa Rosa co. census list *** JANET****

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Elijah Hinote was married to Lucinda Wright; their daughter Lucinia Wright 15 May 1862 - Baldwin AL - 27 Jul 1944 Okaloosa Co FL - married into the Barrow Family - John Jesse Barrow Sr. - 18 May 1882. Thanks for sharing the info it has added to my lines also. If you need more info I will be happy to share. Regards K

I found most of the information that Vanessa was looking for, and did find an Elijah L. Hinote the son of Benjamin Thomas Hinote and Martha Elizabeth Wright. I didn't find a Lucinda Hinote. What was her married name ? Doris

Vanessa, I am sending this through the list because someone else might need this information . I found your Honor Hinote, but she is listed as being married to Moses Kierce with estimated dates. I did find Honor's parents ( which, is who you asked for anyway ). Gggg Hinote born abt. 1740 in Germany wife not known. Children: Henry Hinote ( Highnote ) b. abt 1756 in Ga. died 1835 married Sarah Upton 1793. Phillip P. Hinote b. abt. 1763 in Ga (no other information) Henry Hinote ( Highnote ) and Sarah Upton's children: Benjamin Thomas Hinote born 1795 died ? married Martha Elizabeth Wright 1812 in GA. Phillip Green Hinote Born May 14, 1800 died ? Henry Charles Hinote Born 1815 no other info. ( Assume they were all born in Georgia ) Children of Benjamim T. Hinote and Martha E. Wright b. 1798 Green Berry Hinote b. Feb 15, 1829 died September 30, 1899, married Sarah Dunnaway ? Buried in Ft. Crawford Cemetery, East Brewton, Al Elijah L. Hinote born ? died ? in Pensacola, Florida Henry Virgil Hinote b. aug 17, 1824 died May 14, 1883 in Milton, Fl. married Mary Cathrine ? COMMENT: " I looked through the Santa Rosa Cemetery Book and found that H. V. and Margaret Catherine Hinote born May 25, 1823 died Sept 28, 1890 ( on her tombstone is written Strength and Honor are her clothing, and she shall rejoice in time to come . Prov.31:25 ) they are buried in the Milton Cemetery Section 9. There are a lot of Hinotes listed in the Santa Rosa Cemetery Book. Will look up any of them for you." Girl Hinote b. 1818 died young Girl 2 Hinote b. 1826 died as baby Howell Augustine Hinote b. May 1828 in GA died June 21, 1891 Fl. Frances H. Hinote b. 1834 Artemisia Hinote b. 1835 Benjamin F. Hinote b. 1837 Phillip Hinote b. 1840 Children of Green Berry Hinote and Sarah Dunnaway: Will Highnote no dates married Annie ? Honor Hinote " married Moses Kierce Fannie Hinote married Dick Hinote Hulda Hinote married Unk Hernandez and Edmund J. Brewton Lucinda Hinote b. Nov 30 ,1851 died April 15, 1900 married Milton Case Stokes buried in the East Brewton Ft. Crawford Cemetery Phillip Green Hinote b.Aug 22, 1853 in Abbeville, Henry County, Alabama died June 20, 1929 in Brewton Al. married Elizabeth Bettie Tempie Welch in Pensacola, Fl. I did not establish a connection between my Kersey's and your Kierce's. I did find that Moses Kierce had Land in Florida it was recorded July 3. 1902 Henry Kierce also had land . He homesteaded 79.50 acres. It was recorded May 1, 1902. It is possible that Honor was married to both Moses and Henry, but I did not fine anything on Henry except the Land. Another thought---Moses could have been Moses Henry Kierce and homesteaded the land in both names since you were only allowed so much land to homestead ? Good Luck, and hope that I have helped. Doris

Vanessa, I have researched the Kersey name for 30 years. On all of the Census's the name is spelled Kiersey, but somehow got shortened to Kersey. I have a Henry Kersey in my family but he was born in Escambia County. I will see what I have on your Kierce's Doris

Any connection to Elijah father of Lucina?