Seeking any information regarding a John Harper who was residing in Walker Co TX about 1890 and Houston, Harris County about 1925. May have a brother named Joe Harper. Thank you for your time. Patricia schiro@gte.net

Sorry! Sometimes I forget these lists are transatlantic (as I'm sure many others do). MDX is the common abbreviation for Middlesex, a county on the outskirts of London. These days St Lukes is a part of London... Cheers, Sam ----- Original Message ----- > I take it this is in England. Where is MDX. > > Shirley Gail Holley-Sova > Selma, AL > ----- Original Message ----- > >Hi I'm new to the list. My HARPER interest is Harriette Sophia / Harriet Sophie HARPER, born approx 1841 in Loughborough, Leicestershire. According to her marriage certificate, her father was called John HARPER. > > > >Do these names ring any bells with anyone? I would like to find out Harriette's mother's name and if John and his wife had any more children. Harriette married Nathaniel JONES in St Luke, MDX, in 1862.

Hi I'm new to the list. My HARPER interest is Harriette Sophia / Harriet Sophie HARPER, born approx 1841 in Loughborough, Leicestershire. According to her marriage certificate, her father was called John HARPER. Do these names ring any bells with anyone? I would like to find out Harriette's mother's name and if John and his wife had any more children. Harriette married Nathaniel JONES in St Luke, MDX, in 1862. If anyone has access to the 1851 and/or 1861 census for Leicestershire, I'd really appreciate a lookup? Thanks in advance for any help! Sam

My grandmother, mother was a Harper her name was Sarah Harper and her father was John Harper and his wife was Anne Harrison and the lived in Hocking Ohio .are any of these name's on your lest? You can try m_dearing@hocking.net. her name is Mary Jo Dearing and she is a Harper and has lots of information on the Harpers. mamahop45@mo-net.com or mamahop452003@yahoo.com My name is Roberta Campbell Hopper and my lines are Campbell, Eggleston, Gardner, McCall and Harper.

I take it this is in England. Where is MDX. Shirley Gail Holley-Sova Selma, AL Samantha Marshall wrote: >Hi I'm new to the list. My HARPER interest is Harriette Sophia / Harriet Sophie HARPER, born approx 1841 in Loughborough, Leicestershire. According to her marriage certificate, her father was called John HARPER. > >Do these names ring any bells with anyone? I would like to find out Harriette's mother's name and if John and his wife had any more children. Harriette married Nathaniel JONES in St Luke, MDX, in 1862. > >If anyone has access to the 1851 and/or 1861 census for Leicestershire, I'd really appreciate a lookup? > >Thanks in advance for any help! >Sam > > >==== HARPER Mailing List ==== >HARPER List rule #5: Please make sure to unsubscribe if you are going on vacation or know you will not be able to check your email messages. If YOU exceed your ISP's limit, mail will bounce. I will be forced to remove you from the list. > >

Somewhere Bryant Harper, b. 1816 had parents, probably in NC. He married Nancy Jones then Rachel Avera in Johnston Co., NC. They had 3 children, two of whom were orphaned in Memphis. The other one, Willie, b. 1857 is not mentioned. HELP?

A Benjamin Harper of Philadelphia is listed in the PA digital archives of the Records of the Comptroller General, Military Accounts: Militia...as "inactive", 2nd battalion, Co. 8, 1st class, dated Oct 22, 1779. A John Harper of Berks County, rank of Pvt., 5th battalion under Capt. David Morgan, 8th Co., dated 1777-1779 and listing fines of (in pounds) 4.12.6 Is anyone familiar with these Harpers? Mitzie Madaline H. Preston

Stephanie- YOU could hold the mystery to my Harper situation------ PLEASE keep me posted- or the entire Harper list- on the Harper line that you're re-connecting with! Again, my LINTON HARPER m. Susan Galer Aug. 24, 1831 I do not know his father or mother. Linton was listed in the 1850 census of Morrow Co. Ohio. He died in 1875 , she died in 1876. Both buried in S. Bloomfield Cemetery in Morrow Co. Ohio. There is an Abraham Harper listed in the 1820 census of Licking Co., Ohio, 1830, and 1840. IF my Linton is a son of Abraham, the dates are not completely conclusive- and I've never seen the name LInton mentioned by ANYONE. Please keep looking Stephanie!!! My hopes are riding on you! d

Mitzie, Besides myself their is also an Evelyn Bresette that is a decendent of Thomas Harper(d. 1885 Brown Co. Kansas). She is a decendent of Thomas's oldest son Abraham. Evelyn and I snail mailed some things before 1997, she lives in KC, Missouri. I'm sure that their are others also, I'll have to go thru my stuff. Mitzie, from the bottom of my heart I would also like to THANK YOU AND YOUR FAMILY for maintaining the family graveyard near Winchester. You and your family have put so much work into cleaning out the overgrowth, putting up a fence, and even buying a stone for Benjamin and Charlotte's site. Please tell your children and grandchildren that all of us really appreciate their hard work. Thank You, Judy Woehrle -----Original Message----- From: Madaline Preston <prestomh@jmu.edu> To: HARPER-L@rootsweb.com <HARPER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 1:19 PM Subject: [HARPER] Five sons of Benj. Harper-Frederick Co, VA >I would like to put together a list of those who are >descendents of Benjamin and Charlotte Harper's five sons, >John, Thomas, Levi, George Hiett and Benjamin (Jr.)of >Frederick Co, VA, born c. 1798-1810. > >If you wish to participate I would then send each of you a >copy of the list. > >Look forward to hearing from you. >Mitzie > >Madaline H. Preston > > >==== HARPER Mailing List ==== >We gain and lose subscribers on a daily basis -- sometimes 4 or 5 a week. >It is recommended you resubmit your query >no less than once every year. > >

I am forwarding this message from a new subscriber... Jeannette Harper Email: budlink@surewest.net List Administrator (Harper L- List and D- Digest) ==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-== Hello Harper Family, I finally got the courage to clean out my boxes of research papers and came across something the caught my eye. Over ten years ago I copied a paper listing Harpers. This is before I knew anything about my Harpers except what was given to me from the family records from years past. I copied this particular page "thinking" there might be a connection. Now on the page that is cut off I find what could be the answer. Unfortunately the book is back in North Carolina where I moved from in the past two years... I am looking for _______ Harper born 1759 in Shenandoah Co, VA died in ________ Township, Champaign Co, OH on 11 Jun 1835 married _________ Lare/Lair of Shenandoah Co, VA died 1847 in ___________ Township, Champaign Co, OH I am going to see what familysearch.org has in it's card catalog to see what early type of records there may be to fill in the connection. Would love to here anyone's thoughts on this. Sincerely, Stephanie SteffersK4270@cs.com

I would like to put together a list of those who are descendents of Benjamin and Charlotte Harper's five sons, John, Thomas, Levi, George Hiett and Benjamin (Jr.)of Frederick Co, VA, born c. 1798-1810. If you wish to participate I would then send each of you a copy of the list. Look forward to hearing from you. Mitzie Madaline H. Preston

Marie: Almost forgot....we have nothing on Wyatt's descendants, son of Wm I. shirley gail Marie Stevens wrote: > My GGGgrandfather is William Rivers HARPER b 9/19/1825 in died 2/7/1886 in > Bradford, IN > His father was Archibald HARPER b. in Rowan Co., NC and died in Harrisson, > IN. > married to Frances WYNNE b. 12/28/1798 d. 11/01/1862 in Harrisson county, IN > Anything sound familar > > Marie Stevens > > ==== HARPER Mailing List ==== > HARPER List rule #1: When replying to a Harper message, > clean up the Subject line! > If you don't, your topic may just get lost...

You bet this sounds familiar. This Archibald has got to be tied in the my family tree somewhere out of Surry/Sussex/Dinwiddie Co., VA. William Sr., m to Frances Wyatt, had children: William Jr., Wyatt, Mildred, Edward, Frances, Martha, and Benjamin. Edward is my line. His sister, Martha "Patsy" b 1739 was married to John Rivers. The Wynns are one of the allied families in that area...[too much to go into here]. Somewhere around 1785 after the Revolution these families start migrating. William I had a brother Joseph of Dinwiddie/Prince George Cos, VA, and these families started splitting up and heading either to TN, or to GA, and points west. The families that migrated through Russell Co., VA to TN are real fuzzy, and records hard to find. Many of us are working on it. Would love to hear from anyone that can help with this line. Let me hear from you. Email me directly <ssova@acesag.auburn.edu> shirley gail holley-sova selma, al Marie Stevens wrote: > My GGGgrandfather is William Rivers HARPER b 9/19/1825 in died 2/7/1886 in > Bradford, IN > His father was Archibald HARPER b. in Rowan Co., NC and died in Harrisson, > IN. > married to Frances WYNNE b. 12/28/1798 d. 11/01/1862 in Harrisson county, IN > Anything sound familar > > Marie Stevens > > ==== HARPER Mailing List ==== > HARPER List rule #1: When replying to a Harper message, > clean up the Subject line! > If you don't, your topic may just get lost...

Hi, I may have corresponded with you before; I am not sure. I cannot help you directly but I have some HARPERs in Belmont County OH, which is also not far away from the ones you mention, in the time frame you are talking about. What I have is: 1 Joseph HARPER b: 1790 d: Aft. 1861 Belmont Co, OH +Agnes 'Nancy' MAJOR b: 12 Dec 1792 Harford Co, MD d: 16 Apr 1861 Morristown, Belmont Co, OH 2 William HARPER b: 1815 d: Aft. 1880 3 Samuel HARPER b: 1849 2 Samuel Alexander HARPER b: 08 Jun 1826 Belmont Co, OH d: Apr 1881 York Co, NE +Margaret Price TAYLOR b: 22 Jan 1836 Belmont County, OH d: 02 Jun 1869 Appanoose Co, IA 3 Infantson HARPER b: Feb 1856 Belmont Co, OH d: Feb 1856 Belmont Co, OH 3 Infantdau HARPER b: 05 Jan 1857 Belmont Co, OH d: 05 Jan 1857 Belmont Co, OH 3 George Taylor HARPER b: 21 Mar 1858 Des Moines, IA d: 14 May 1866 Barnesville, OH 3 Joseph Lincoln HARPER b: 03 May 1860 Des Moines, IA d: 29 Nov 1937 Portland, OR 3 Frank Orlando HARPER b: 14 Dec 1861 Carlisle, IA d: 09 Aug 1911 3 Chester Chase HARPER b: 20 Nov 1863 Barnesville, OH d: 18 Aug 1871 Appanoose Co, IA As you see, no Linton. But it is entirely possible, even likely, that Joseph had other children between William and Samuel and I just don't know about them. My interest in this family arises from the fact that Margaret Price TAYLOR was my greatgrandfather's sister; any Harpers who are her descendants are my cousins. Also, since you asked for thoughts, one of mine is, what if Linton was his mother's maiden name, and maybe his first name was actually John or who knows, and he went by the middle name? I would love to hear from you or anyone else who knows anything about any of the HARPERs listed above. I do have a little more information. Best of luck! Jan At 10:15 AM 7/29/2003, you wrote: >The search for LINTON Harper b. 1800-1810 who m. Susan Galor 9/24/1831 is >still ON! > >The name of Linton is so uncommon- however, I found a township in Coshocton >Co, Ohio that is of the same name. THOMAS HARPER is listed in that 1820 >twn. >but there are no males listed as being 20 and under. Thus- elimination > >ABRAHAM Harper is listed in the 1820 census of Licking Co, Hopewell Twn. >Ohio. with having 2 sons under 10 yrs; 1 son 10 yrs. and under 16 (thus >elimination IF Linton was b in 1800) o.k. if born between 1804-1810. > >ABRAHAM Harper is listed in th 1830 census of Licking Co. Ohio with >having 2 sons 15 and under 20 that makes them b. 9n 1810. THEN, one son >20 and u 30 who would have been b. in 1800. (Linton's oldest daughter >was b. >ca. 1833-4) > >In the 1840 census, Abraham is still living in Licking Co., Ohio Liberty Twn. >and has no one in the column that would match Linton's age. > >Going back to LINTON's marriage to Susan Galor Aug.24, 1831, I find them >listed in the >1850 census of Morrow Co. with their children. (William 16, Lydia 14, Thomas >A. 12, Abel 9, Aaron ?) Harriet Harper (Linton's eldest dau) mar. David >Harigle in 1855 > >Is there anyone "out there" that would have information on Abraham Harper, as >to who might be listed as family? I'd love to solve this ongoing mystery of >"my Harpers" -IF I'm correct in assuming that Linton belongs to Abraham. > >Most of you Harper "listers" are on the Benjamin line, and my Linton could be > in the 1810 Frederick Co. Va. list of being 3 boys under the age of 10. >Please give me your thoughts! > >Remembering that in Ohio, Morrow Co., Licking Co., Coshocton, Knox, Marion >are all quite close......... > >THANKS!!! > >d > > > >==== HARPER Mailing List ==== >HARPER List rule #3: Do NOT send attachments to the list.

Jan: I keep looking at this line and the correspondence on it, and the name Alexander keeps popping up....and of course all the regular Harper names: Joseph, John, William, George, Harriett, etc.....but the Frederick Co., VA area was not the normal stalking grounds of my Harpers, so I must not get too excited. That area was abundant with Harpers that are not connected to mine.....that we know of. So many PA Harpers came that way. Most of all my Harpers went to GA, AL and west....although there is some indication that a branch went to TN and then north...but that is so far a stretch that I can't prove didly.... But, I am watching...would love to have your gedcom to put in my working files if you care to share....I'll share anything I have on my Harpers if you would like. But stay in touch.....we're all in this together....and slowly the different lines are taking shape. Maybe in another five years we might have them fairly sorted......just being hopeful!!! your friend in research shirley gail holley-sova selma, al "Janice A. Frank" wrote: > Hi, > > I may have corresponded with you before; I am not sure. I cannot help you > directly but I have some HARPERs in Belmont County OH, which is also not > far away from the ones you mention, in the time frame you are talking > about. What I have is: > > 1 Joseph HARPER b: 1790 d: Aft. 1861 Belmont Co, OH > +Agnes 'Nancy' MAJOR b: 12 Dec 1792 Harford Co, MD d: 16 Apr > 1861 Morristown, Belmont Co, OH > 2 William HARPER b: 1815 d: Aft. 1880 > 3 Samuel HARPER b: 1849 > 2 Samuel Alexander HARPER b: 08 Jun 1826 Belmont Co, OH d: Apr > 1881 York Co, NE > +Margaret Price TAYLOR b: 22 Jan 1836 Belmont County, OH d: 02 > Jun 1869 Appanoose Co, IA > 3 Infantson HARPER b: Feb 1856 Belmont Co, OH d: Feb > 1856 Belmont Co, OH > 3 Infantdau HARPER b: 05 Jan 1857 Belmont Co, OH d: 05 > Jan 1857 Belmont Co, OH > 3 George Taylor HARPER b: 21 Mar 1858 Des Moines, IA d: > 14 May 1866 Barnesville, OH > 3 Joseph Lincoln HARPER b: 03 May 1860 Des Moines, IA d: > 29 Nov 1937 Portland, OR > 3 Frank Orlando HARPER b: 14 Dec 1861 Carlisle, IA d: 09 > Aug 1911 > 3 Chester Chase HARPER b: 20 Nov 1863 Barnesville, OH d: > 18 Aug 1871 Appanoose Co, IA > > As you see, no Linton. But it is entirely possible, even likely, that > Joseph had other children between William and Samuel and I just don't know > about them. My interest in this family arises from the fact that Margaret > Price TAYLOR was my greatgrandfather's sister; any Harpers who are her > descendants are my cousins. > > Also, since you asked for thoughts, one of mine is, what if Linton was his > mother's maiden name, and maybe his first name was actually John or who > knows, and he went by the middle name? > > I would love to hear from you or anyone else who knows anything about any > of the HARPERs listed above. I do have a little more information. > > Best of luck! > > Jan > > At 10:15 AM 7/29/2003, you wrote: > >The search for LINTON Harper b. 1800-1810 who m. Susan Galor 9/24/1831 is > >still ON! > > > >The name of Linton is so uncommon- however, I found a township in Coshocton > >Co, Ohio that is of the same name. THOMAS HARPER is listed in that 1820 > >twn. > >but there are no males listed as being 20 and under. Thus- elimination > > > >ABRAHAM Harper is listed in the 1820 census of Licking Co, Hopewell Twn. > >Ohio. with having 2 sons under 10 yrs; 1 son 10 yrs. and under 16 (thus > >elimination IF Linton was b in 1800) o.k. if born between 1804-1810. > > > >ABRAHAM Harper is listed in th 1830 census of Licking Co. Ohio with > >having 2 sons 15 and under 20 that makes them b. 9n 1810. THEN, one son > >20 and u 30 who would have been b. in 1800. (Linton's oldest daughter > >was b. > >ca. 1833-4) > > > >In the 1840 census, Abraham is still living in Licking Co., Ohio Liberty Twn. > >and has no one in the column that would match Linton's age. > > > >Going back to LINTON's marriage to Susan Galor Aug.24, 1831, I find them > >listed in the > >1850 census of Morrow Co. with their children. (William 16, Lydia 14, Thomas > >A. 12, Abel 9, Aaron ?) Harriet Harper (Linton's eldest dau) mar. David > >Harigle in 1855 > > > >Is there anyone "out there" that would have information on Abraham Harper, as > >to who might be listed as family? I'd love to solve this ongoing mystery of > >"my Harpers" -IF I'm correct in assuming that Linton belongs to Abraham. > > > >Most of you Harper "listers" are on the Benjamin line, and my Linton could be > > in the 1810 Frederick Co. Va. list of being 3 boys under the age of 10. > >Please give me your thoughts! > > > >Remembering that in Ohio, Morrow Co., Licking Co., Coshocton, Knox, Marion > >are all quite close......... > > > >THANKS!!! > > > >d > > > > > > > >==== HARPER Mailing List ==== > >HARPER List rule #3: Do NOT send attachments to the list. > > ==== HARPER Mailing List ==== > Need to unsubscribe? Send a message to: > HARPER-L-request@rootsweb.com (for list) > HARPER-D-request@rootsweb.com (for digest) > that contains (in the BODY of the message) the command > unsubscribe and NO additional text.

The search for LINTON Harper b. 1800-1810 who m. Susan Galor 9/24/1831 is still ON! The name of Linton is so uncommon- however, I found a township in Coshocton Co, Ohio that is of the same name. THOMAS HARPER is listed in that 1820 twn. but there are no males listed as being 20 and under. Thus- elimination ABRAHAM Harper is listed in the 1820 census of Licking Co, Hopewell Twn. Ohio. with having 2 sons under 10 yrs; 1 son 10 yrs. and under 16 (thus elimination IF Linton was b in 1800) o.k. if born between 1804-1810. ABRAHAM Harper is listed in th 1830 census of Licking Co. Ohio with having 2 sons 15 and under 20 that makes them b. 9n 1810. THEN, one son 20 and u 30 who would have been b. in 1800. (Linton's oldest daughter was b. ca. 1833-4) In the 1840 census, Abraham is still living in Licking Co., Ohio Liberty Twn. and has no one in the column that would match Linton's age. Going back to LINTON's marriage to Susan Galor Aug.24, 1831, I find them listed in the 1850 census of Morrow Co. with their children. (William 16, Lydia 14, Thomas A. 12, Abel 9, Aaron ?) Harriet Harper (Linton's eldest dau) mar. David Harigle in 1855 Is there anyone "out there" that would have information on Abraham Harper, as to who might be listed as family? I'd love to solve this ongoing mystery of "my Harpers" -IF I'm correct in assuming that Linton belongs to Abraham. Most of you Harper "listers" are on the Benjamin line, and my Linton could be in the 1810 Frederick Co. Va. list of being 3 boys under the age of 10. Please give me your thoughts! Remembering that in Ohio, Morrow Co., Licking Co., Coshocton, Knox, Marion are all quite close......... THANKS!!! d

John: Do you have any idea who Benjamin's father was. Where was he born? I have a Benjamin, son of William T. Harper of Putnam Co., Ga to Perry Co. AL about 1820. My Ben. was born about 1788, could be 1787. My line goes from Sussex Co., VA to Putnam Co., GA, to Perry Co., AL. Wm I and his son, Edward of Sussex Co, VA, to William Turner Harper of Putnam Co., GA to Perry Co., AL. Would love to share. shirley gail holley-sova selma, al John Harper wrote: > My Ancestry is from Benjamin Harper b1787, moved to Shelby Co. 1812-1814. His children were: > William C., Sarah, Lewana, Rebecca, Aleatha, > Eliz Ann, James H, Mary Ann, Marthsa, Harriet,& Susan. > > William C. Harper is my GGGG grandfather > > WILLIAM C's kids were: Joseph, Jacob, James H, John, William T, Judge Doctor Franklin (JDF), Henry, Mary, George, Martha. > > Joseph A. married Louisa Jane Vick they are [my ggg grandparents] > > Joseph A. and James H. were members of the 31 St. Alabama Co. K, both died at Vicksburg and are buried side by side at Soldier's Rest Cemetery, Vicksburg. John [1st Sargent], Henry, J.D.F., George W., W.J.[Jacob] were members of the 29th Alabama Co. E. William T.[unit unknown]. The only son's to survive the Civil War were JDF, Henry & John. > > I would like any information on these family members. E-mail joelaakr@cox-internet.com > > Thanks: John Harper > > ==== HARPER Mailing List ==== > When writing REPLIES, please Delete long repeated messages. > If you would like directions about how to do this please write the "List Mom" off-list at > budlink@surewest.net

Aloha, There is a dandy site - Fulton County Ohio Genealogy Society. I found my Harper/Chapman family at that site. Give it a try. Good luck in your search. Marie in HI. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kaylynn" <audriana@mindspring.com> To: <HARPER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2003 6:19 AM Subject: [HARPER] Help w/Logan Co., OH Harpers > Hi folks.... > I've been trying to tie up some loose ends with my line of Harpers. John > Harper, son of Samuel and Sarah (Cunningham) Harper and born abt. 1799-1800 > in VA, settled with his parents in Ohio. John was married three times; > first to Rebecca Wood(s), then to Elizabeth Wilson, (who may have been > Elizabeth BOBST prior to marrying a Wilson,) and third to Sarah > Baily/Bailey. One of he and Elizabeth's children was John W. Harper, born > abt. 1832, probably in Champaign Co., OH. I found a John Harper in the 1880 > census of Logan Co. married to a Lydia ?, and children: > Thomas HARPER b. abt. 1864 > Bertie HARPER b. abt. 1868 > Juanita HARPER b. abt. 1871 > Mathis HARPER b. abt. 1871 > Lou HARPER b. abt. 1875 > Leo HARPER b. abt. 1877 > Sallie HARPER b. abt. 1879 > > Anyone know of this family? It's possible he is the son of John and > Elizabeth, but I have no proof. > > Kaylynn > > > ==== HARPER Mailing List ==== > We gain and lose subscribers on a daily basis -- sometimes 4 or 5 a week. > It is recommended you resubmit your query > no less than once every year. >

Hi folks.... I've been trying to tie up some loose ends with my line of Harpers. John Harper, son of Samuel and Sarah (Cunningham) Harper and born abt. 1799-1800 in VA, settled with his parents in Ohio. John was married three times; first to Rebecca Wood(s), then to Elizabeth Wilson, (who may have been Elizabeth BOBST prior to marrying a Wilson,) and third to Sarah Baily/Bailey. One of he and Elizabeth's children was John W. Harper, born abt. 1832, probably in Champaign Co., OH. I found a John Harper in the 1880 census of Logan Co. married to a Lydia ?, and children: Thomas HARPER b. abt. 1864 Bertie HARPER b. abt. 1868 Juanita HARPER b. abt. 1871 Mathis HARPER b. abt. 1871 Lou HARPER b. abt. 1875 Leo HARPER b. abt. 1877 Sallie HARPER b. abt. 1879 Anyone know of this family? It's possible he is the son of John and Elizabeth, but I have no proof. Kaylynn

My Ancestry is from Benjamin Harper b1787, moved to Shelby Co. 1812-1814. His children were: William C., Sarah, Lewana, Rebecca, Aleatha, Eliz Ann, James H, Mary Ann, Marthsa, Harriet,& Susan. William C. Harper is my GGGG grandfather WILLIAM C's kids were: Joseph, Jacob, James H, John, William T, Judge Doctor Franklin (JDF), Henry, Mary, George, Martha. Joseph A. married Louisa Jane Vick they are [my ggg grandparents] Joseph A. and James H. were members of the 31 St. Alabama Co. K, both died at Vicksburg and are buried side by side at Soldier's Rest Cemetery, Vicksburg. John [1st Sargent], Henry, J.D.F., George W., W.J.[Jacob] were members of the 29th Alabama Co. E. William T.[unit unknown]. The only son's to survive the Civil War were JDF, Henry & John. I would like any information on these family members. E-mail joelaakr@cox-internet.com Thanks: John Harper