Could you see if you could find any Dominy marriage in SC. The time frame I am interested in would be between 1780 and 1820. Thanks, Rhonda

Vivian, Thanks for the information. I will give it a try. Thanks again, Rhonda

Thanks Dee for the info on HIPP marriages. I apologize for my misdirecting my request. Would it ne possible to get a listing of the 15 HIPP marriages, with dates, etc.? I would really appreciate it. Thanks. Gus Hipp

Hi, Could you look for a John McDonald and Elizabeth. I wish I could find out her maiden name. Thanks Renee steve1@zebra.net

great story, Donna..thanks for taking the time to include it..

Dee, Could you look and see if you have a John McDonald and Elizabeth. I don't know Elizabeth's maiden name. Thank you, Renee steve1@zebra.net

Would you please look for a marriage for William Bartlett and Bethiana prob btw 1820-1830 Thanks Barbara of Ca

Thanks for this offer!! Do you find a marriages for Joseph BICKLEY and Julia Ann KELLY?

Thank you, Dee!

Good Morning Allene, During this time period there was an cemetery adjacent to what is now the Chicago Historical Society at North Ave. and Clark Street. If my memory is correct many of those who died in and immediately after the Great Chicago Fire were buried there. In the late 1800's, as the city begin to expand northward, someone decided the cemetery had to be moved. Next of kin were asked to move their ancestors to another cemetery but not all the bodies were removed. For instance, just to the north of the Society is an old stone mausoleum. The COUCH name is over the front door of the stone structure. According to those in the society many other bodies are still buried there because there was no next of kin available to pay for the removal. All the headstones were removed except for the mausoleum. Somewhere in the back of my mind is the memory of bodies being removed another old cemetery on the northwest side of Chicago dating back to this period. It is where George M. Pullman, founder of the sleeping car dynasty, is buried under a layer of concrete and railroad ties. That is a story in itself. If you write the historical society they might be able to tell you the names of who were exhumed and buried elsewhere. Good Luck. Angus "Scotty" Robinson X-Message: #22 Date: Sun, 04 Jun 2000 16:45:06 -0500 From: Robert & Allene Hintz <rahintz@discover-net.net> Subject: [Fwd: COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS CEMETARIES] My Great, Great, Great Grandfather died in Wisconsin in 1865 and his body was transported back to Chicago, by train to be buried. Presumably near his wife who had been living with their daughter and son in law Electra and Francis Sherman who owned the Sherman Hotel, years later called the Sherman House. Frances was also the Mayor of Chicago during the Civil War. Anyway would anyone have any idea what Cemetary in Chicago would be the most logical place to start looking for their graves? Are there any books that have the Cemeteries in Chicago indexed with who is buried in each cemetery? If anyone can help me I'd appreciate hearing from you. Thanks! Allene Trowbridge Hintz ------------------------------

Dee, Is the a marriage record for a Jane Rees to an man with the last name of Rembert? Thanks, Debbie

Thanks to both folks for trying to locate GDad's marraige! Gma's name was Fanny but death cert of county grave is in,says wife,"Leila!"..& parents names unk! my kinda luck.

In reference to a posting about Wilkes Co old wills I think the following information might shed light on archives operations. For each year he was in office, the last governor asked each department to CUT their budget by 5%. Positions at the GA Archives were not filled when vacated. Microfilming of documents was outsourced so now they are at a virtual standstill. They are backlogged about 5 years in microfilming. When taxpayers want their taxes cut the services get cut. Lynda

> Something for your hyphen-- > > From the Jan 1958 Douglas Enterprise newspaper: > > M/M Forest T. Clough observed their 60th wedding anniversary recently. Mr. > Clough will soon be 84 yrs of age, and Mrs. Clough is approaching her 82nd > birthday. Mr. Clough is the son of the late M/M Jonathan G. Clough of > Waycrss. Mrs. Clough is the former Annie Belle Gaskin, d/o the late M/M > Daniel Gaskin, Sr. of Douglas. They have 8 children, 19 gchildren, & 12 > ggchildren. > > Diana >

Something for your hyphen-- >From the Jan 1958 Douglas Enterprise newspaper: M/M Forest T. Clough observed their 60th wedding anniversary recently. Mr. Clough will soon be 84 yrs of age, and Mrs. Clough is approaching her 82nd birthday. Mr. Clough is the son of the late M/M Jonathan G. Clough of Waycrss. Mrs. Clough is the former Annie Belle Gaskin, d/o the late M/M Daniel Gaskin, Sr. of Douglas. They have 8 children, 19 gchildren, & 12 ggchildren. Diana

Looking for: Parents of Joseph Dudley. Joseph Dudley bn 1799 Ga married 1st Alice Webb bn 1803 Married 1824 2nd Ailsey bn 1804 children bn 1826-1844 3rd Sarah Ann Maynor bn 1826 Married 1854 1- Joseph C. Dudley (b. 1799 in Georgia, d. 1870 in AL), married Alice Webb (1 803 in Georgia, d. 1852 in AL) on 29 Apr 1824 in Troup County, GA. He was living in Georgia when he and his wife Ailsey decided to move into the AL territory to establish a home and put down roots for their children. They went to Tallapoosa County where they had relatives. While there, Joseph learned that the Indians had signed a treaty to give up the territory which was about 50 miles to the south. so with the help of his wife and 5 children he packed all their possessions onto a wagon and moved to the newly formed Russell county. In 1847 Joseph bought a 90 acre tract of land west of Brush Creek on the north half of Section 5 in Township 16 of Range 28 for $250.00. He and his sons cleared the land and built their first home in Russell county. Two acres of this land was sold five years later to the members of the Unrion Church so that the chruch would not have to move. 1840 Census: Meriwether County, GA p. 113 Dudley, Joseph M. 2 0 2 0 0 1 F. 1 1 1 0 0 1 1850 Census: Russell county, AL taken Jan. 17, 1851 by John W. Phillips p. 78 #1088 - Farmer $2000 Dudley, Joseph 51M 1799 Ga Ailsey 47F 1803 Ga William 21M 1829 Ga Mary 17F 1833 Ga Pleesant 13M 1837 Ga Ailsey 11F 1839 Ga Nancy 8F 1842 Ga Scroggins, William 14M 1836 Ga George 35M 1815 Ga Turner, John 18M 1832 Ga Teacher 1860 Census: Russell County, AL #165 - Farmer 1500/6000 Dudley, Joseph 55M 1805 GA S.A. 28F 1832 GA I.H.F. 4M 1856 AL 1870 Census: Russell county,AL p. 8, Beat 1 - Columbus, Ga P.O. #63 - Farmer 150/200 Dudley, Sarah 35F 1835 GA Joseph 66M 1804 GA Marriage: Alice Webb died leaving Joseph with three young children to care for. So, in 1854 at the age of 55, he married Sarah Ann Maynor, a 28 year old neighbor to help him. They lived happily together for 15 years. They survived the horrible years of the war and reconstruction. Their marriage is documented in the Marriage Book of Madison County, Ga no. 262. Will: Russell county, AL - Courthose- Will Book No. 2 - p. 403. When Joseph died in 1870, the terms ofhis will named John Monroe (his son) administrator and left the bulk of his estate to his beloved wife Sarah Ann. 2- James A. Dudley (b. Aug 14, 1826 in GA, d. 1880 in AL) married Margare t J. Chappell on 27 Sep 1843 in Troup County, GA. 1850 Census: Russell county, AL taken Jan 17, 1851 by John W. Phillips p. 78 #1089 - Farmer Dudley, James 24M 1826 Ga (Chappell) Margaret 24F 1826 GA Henry 6M 1846 Ga Joseph 6M 1846 GA Nancy 3F 1847 AL 1860 Census: Russell county, AL p. 22 - Beat 9 - Watoola #259 - Farmer 3000/1000 Dudley, J.A. 34M 1826 GA M.A. 33F 1837 GA Henry C. 14M 1846 (b. 1844) J.W. 14M 1846 AL N.A. 12F 1848 AL J.A. 7M 1853 AL G.W. 5M 1855 AL M.E. 2F 1858 AL A.B. 8/12F 1859 AL Payne, Nancy 57F 1803 AL Samuel 11M 1849 AL 1870 Census: Russell County, AL, p. 14 - Beat 1 #122 - Farmer $1600/500 Dudley, James 45M 1825 AL (Nobles) Caroline 34F 1836 GA Jackson 17M 1853 AL George 15M 1855 AL Elizabeth 13F 1857 AL Isabella 11F 1859 AL Mary 9F 1861 AL Absolom 4M 1866 AL James 3M 1867 AL John 2M 1868 AL Josephine 1F 1869 AL Marriage: Documented in the Troup County, Ga marriage book, p. 229 Burial: Shilo Cemetery Will: Russell County, AL - Courthouse. Will Book No. 3 - p. 76, dated May 1880

> I have a small paperback book that I bought at a yard sale recently entitled, > "The Story of Washington-Wilkes" copyrighted 1941. It has a good index. > Will be happy to do lookups from the index. What a nice find! Thank you for sharing! Looking for Anderson/Anders/Andrews, Mathis, Wood. thank you in advance diana

Is there a marriage for Emily Anderson/Anders and ___________ about 1870? thanks diana

> Would you please check this CD for me and see if you find a marriage for Emily Anderson and _________ about 1870 Thanks Diana>

Would you please check this CD for me and see if you find a marriage for Robet Scott about 18333/34. I believe the bride to have been an Elizabeth Hunt. However, I am not sure. The mariage would have taken place in either SC or GA. You may hold the key to a brick wall. Thanks so much for your help. Mary Jo Moore The Woodlands, TX ----------------------------------------------------- Click here for Free Video!! http://www.gohip.com/freevideo/