Terry, I assume the CW stories that you are heading is only for soldiers that lived or died in Fayette County? I have a bunch for IL, but none for Fayette that I can recall. Larry Martin

I don't think I'd gotten around to a welcome aboard the Fayette County Mail -List, but if not, then welcome! I hope you will all find this list to be useful and helpful in your searches. Now, I need your Help! The IlGenWeb Civil War Project is trying to expand it's pages some. We've added 2 sections to it. One is the Photo page, which Susan Potts is in charge of. If you have any photos of any of your ancestors, or know of anyone that does, and would want to let us put them on the CW Project pages, please get in touch with Susan at [email protected] Now, I'm in charge of the Story, bio and etc. pages. In this we want to present stories of the individual soldier, if at all possible. Both during the war, and some personal after the war. You know, what they did after they got home, and so on. If anyone has any stories (in the form of a diary, or such) regarding specific battles the soldier was in, please send them to me. We intend to link the photo's and stories with the specific soldier in the rosters. In other words if the little camera is next to the individual name in the roster, then there is a photo of that soldier, click on it, and it take you to the picture page, or the icon for the stories (haven't decided on the icon for that) for the story pages. Write to me at [email protected] We think this will make the Civil War Rosters more than just a list of names and units. Since these are our ancestors, they should be more. Thank you, Terry

At 10:24 PM 9/14/97 -0400, you wrote: >Greetings ! I am looking for information on Nathaniel >Logan Nowlin. He was born in Sumner Co., Tenn. But by the 1830's he >had moved to Fayette co., Ill. He married Sarah Reavis whose >fatherinlaw was a John Nowlin. I do not know the relationship to >Nathaniel. He and Sarah had one son named Preston. Nathaniel married >second, Susannah Swisher (1st married Benjamin Moore). Then they moved >to DeWitt, Ill. I have lots of info on them after that until abt. >1860. Susanna's mother... Rachel Curl... had lived with them and when >she passed away, Nathaniel and Susanna disappeared! I have looked many >places and been in contact with lots of NOWLIN family members but no one >can connect me to Nathaniel's family. I hope someone here can help. I >have other Fayette connections also. Banning, Chatham, Clark. I will >make queries as to those names later. Thank you for your interest. >Carol Marston [email protected] > > > Carol, Could there be more than one Nathaniel Nowlin? In the marriage records: Nathaniel Nowlin and Rebecca Sidwell, both by consent license dated 4 Mar 1833, no marriage date given, consent by her father Wm. Sidwell (Book old A, p.7, l.7) Nathaniel Nowlin and Sarah Reavis, he of age, she by affirmation married 23 Jan 1846. Preston Reavis, Sarah's brother said that their step-father, John Nowlin gave consent (Book Old A, p. 27, l.9) Nathaniel Nowlin and Elizabeth Freels, both by consent married 28 May, 1846. Wm Freels, father of ELizabeth gave consent (Book Old A, p. 28, l.12) {This Nathaniel,aged 24, is in the 1850 Fayette census with wife Elizabeth, aged 23, and children Nancy N. 2 and William 1.} The name is also spelled KNOWLAN and NOWLAN and NOOLAN on page 845 of the 1850 census is: 385 NOWLAN (NOWLIN) Mary 47 Tenn REVIS, Preston 22 Mo, Covington 18 MO NOOLAN (NOWLIN) Preston 2 Ill Many of the Reavis records are in Bond County. Judith Cameron Lanclos Highland, CA

At 06:09 PM 9/14/97 -0700, you wrote: >I sent the following message when the list was probably one day old, so I'm >sure very few saw this request. > >Looking for information on the descendants of William L. SHEPPARD, born in >Fayette County, 8 Aug 1868. He married Lucinda Elizabeth FRIEND (born 9 Nov >1868, Fayette Co.) on 17 Aug 1887. > >These were the parents of my grandmother, Grace Lydia SHEPPARD, born 24 Oct >1895 unknown location, IL. My grandmother had seven brothers and sisters. >After her mother died in 1903, her father remarried. Grace was put in a >foster home and eventually ended up in Lisbon, North Dakota. > >Bob Nobis >Mesa, AZ >[email protected] > > > Bob, Do you have the ancestry of William Sheppard? The marriage records show: Wm L. Sheppard 20 farmer res FC b Marion Co p G.C. Shephard and Lidia Allgood and Lucinda E. FRIEND 19 res FC b FC p ELijah Friend and Mary ROberts m 17 Aug, 1887 at bride's father's. G.C. SHeppard gave consent for son. (A 192) and G.C. SHeppard 58 farmer 2nd marr res WIlberton Twp b Ky p WIley SHeppard and Rachel Powell and Lucy Ann COOLEY 41 2nd marr res FC b KYp Harrison Perkins and Sally Knatzer m 2 Mar 1881 (A 68) Garlin G. SHeppard's first wife's name is Lydia Allgood, and they also had sons Edward R. SHeppard 22 in 1891, and Garlin Carter SHepherd, 19 in 1880, Wiley O. SHepherd 27 in 1885 (his residence is given as Cherryvale, Montgomery Co.,Kansas). Garland C. SHeppard and Elida Allgood, he of age, she by consent married 15 Dec, 1847. Peter Allgood, Elida's father, gave consent. Witness: Wiley Sheppard. (Book Old A, p.31, l.22) 1850 census p. 826, 30 Aug, 1850 239 SHEPHERD, Garland 26 blacksmith KY Lydia 23 Ind Mary Ann 4 Ill Mary 24 Ky, Rachel 8 Tenn p, 766 18 Dec 1852 670 682 SHEPARD, Wyley 33 wool carder NC Elisabeth 35 Ind William L.5, Christine 7, Wily 1 (all Ill) 1880 Census Wilberton Township, p. 30 187 187 SHEPPARD, Garlin C. 56 farmer Tenn Ky Ky Lydia 51 wife Ind Tenn Tenn Wylie P. 21, John C. 19 son, Deonisha 17, dau, Elender 14 dau, William L. 12, Edward R 9 (all Ill Tenn Ind) I don't have the Wilberton Twp. census for 1900. Perhaps someone else can fill that in for you. Judith Cameron Lanclos Highland, CA

Greetings ! I am looking for information on Nathaniel Logan Nowlin. He was born in Sumner Co., Tenn. But by the 1830's he had moved to Fayette co., Ill. He married Sarah Reavis whose fatherinlaw was a John Nowlin. I do not know the relationship to Nathaniel. He and Sarah had one son named Preston. Nathaniel married second, Susannah Swisher (1st married Benjamin Moore). Then they moved to DeWitt, Ill. I have lots of info on them after that until abt. 1860. Susanna's mother... Rachel Curl... had lived with them and when she passed away, Nathaniel and Susanna disappeared! I have looked many places and been in contact with lots of NOWLIN family members but no one can connect me to Nathaniel's family. I hope someone here can help. I have other Fayette connections also. Banning, Chatham, Clark. I will make queries as to those names later. Thank you for your interest. Carol Marston [email protected]

At 06:18 PM 9/14/97 -0600, you wrote: >I am looking for information on Jesse White and Katherine Nevell who >were married in Fayette County March 9, 1832. Can anyone help me? >Thanks, >Doris White > > > In the marriage record of the couple: Jesse White and Katherine Nevill, license 2 Mar 1830, he of age, bride's column blank, married 9 Mar 1830 by Wm Thomson JP. Jesse White swore he was over 21. George D. Nevill, Katherine's father gave consent. (Book Old A, p.6, l.14) Don't see them or the Nevills in the 1840 or or 1850 census. George D. Nevill is listed in the 1830 census Males Females 1-3-1-0-1-0-0-0-1 2-0-0-1-0-0-1 The only White families in 1830 are those of Peter White and Israel White. Judith Cameron Lanclos Highland, CA

I sent the following message when the list was probably one day old, so I'm sure very few saw this request. Looking for information on the descendants of William L. SHEPPARD, born in Fayette County, 8 Aug 1868. He married Lucinda Elizabeth FRIEND (born 9 Nov 1868, Fayette Co.) on 17 Aug 1887. These were the parents of my grandmother, Grace Lydia SHEPPARD, born 24 Oct 1895 unknown location, IL. My grandmother had seven brothers and sisters. After her mother died in 1903, her father remarried. Grace was put in a foster home and eventually ended up in Lisbon, North Dakota. Bob Nobis Mesa, AZ [email protected]

I am looking for information on Jesse White and Katherine Nevell who were married in Fayette County March 9, 1832. Can anyone help me? Thanks, Doris White

> >Thank you for answering my query. This is a first for Fayette County to have >a rootsweb page, and I am excited about it. I have lots of people in Fayette >County and maybe some light will be shed on some of the lost ones. <grin> > >As for the Holdman/Holemans, I wrote a book on them and now, hope to tie up >alot of loose ends and have a second printing. The Thomas Sexton, who you >mentioned in the 1870 census of Ramsey Twnship, is a real puzzler. Can't >seem to find out a thing on him, but his wife, Rebecca, I could almost write >another book on. > >Her maiden name was Rebecca Brackett, daughter of Ludwell Brackett of >Caldwell County, KY. Her first husband was a Harmer, of which she had two >children. He died and she married second, Joseph Ligon, and had two children >by him. He died and then she married third, Jacob Holeman, and had four >children by him. He died and fourth, she married Thomas Sexton, and had one >child by him. He died and she married for a fifth time to Sylvester Whalen, >a farmer from Galway, Ireland > >Thanks for the information that Thomas Sexton's son was born in Missouri. I >will relook for a marriage in that state. Jacob Holeman died in Missouri and >Rebecca was listed in the 1860 census in Missouri. > >Jacob Robert Holdman married Emma Porter on 23 Feb 1871, in Henderson County, >Kentucky. She was born 8 June 1849, in Henderson Co, KY. Her family was >mostly in Henderson Co. > >Do you have any information on the children of Jacob Robert Holdman? I have >a little information on Docia Holdman and Martin F. Holdman. The others are >a blank. > >Nice talking to you and hope to hear from you again, > >Larry > > > Larry, I think I gave you the 1880 census, but just in case: Ramsey, p. 41 18 June 1880 301 301 HOLDMAN, Jake 29 farmer Ill Ky Nc Emma 29 wife Ky Ky Ky Thomas 9, Ida 6, Albert 4, Mary 5/12 (all Ill Ill Ky) 307 307 HOLDMAN, Richard 33 farmer Ill Ky NC Tully 21 wife Ill Ill Ill Katy 9, Lois 7 (son), Ill Ill Ill I don't have the 1900 census from Ramsey. Perhaps someone else does? Judy L. >

Looking for information on LEVI ROBERT BAKER, who was born cir 1845, in KY, and married (1) Phebe Elizabeth Hinton. She died before 1878 in Fayette County, and Levi married (2) Eliza J. Taylor, bn cir 1862, in Fayette Co on 28 March 1878. His children were: 1. Mary A. Baker, bn cir 1869 in IL 2. Levi A. Baker, born 14 Oct 1871. He married Millie E. Sickles in Fayette Co, on 27 Nov 1890, and they moved to Butler Co. MO. 3. Alan O. Baker, born cir 1879, in Fayette Co. From Fayette County Illinois Marriage Record 1878-97 Robt. Baker 33 laborer 2 marr. res Loudon Twp b. Caldwell Co.,KY p Levi B.R.Baker and ___Crider and Eliza J. TAYLOR 17 res FC b. Shelby Co., p John Taylor and ___ Scribner. Consent by John Taylor, father. (A 7) married by Geo.B.Muck 28 Mar.,1878. L.A.Baker 20 farmer res FC b FC p Robert Baker and Lizzie Hinton and Millie E. SICKLES 15 res FC b FC p J.Mires and Ellen Sickles m 27 Nov 1890 at bride's mother's. Father Robert Baker swore L.A. was 19 on 14 Oct 1890. Granville H.Maughan, stepfather of Millie Sickles swore she was 15 on Dec., 1889. James Enloe 22 farmer res Loudon Twp b FC p Wilson Enloe and Hulda Moore and Belle BAKER 19 res Loudon Twp b FC p Robert Hinton (sic) and Elizabeth Hinton m 24 July 1888 (A 209) It looks like you have the 1880 census record, but I will repeat it: Loudon Twp, p. 21, 17 June 1880 182 182 TAYLOR, John 42 farm laborer Ill NC NC Mary 38 wife Mo Tenn SC John E 15 , Zachariah 11, Elizabeth 8, Sarah L. 3 (all Ill Ill Mo) 183 183 BAKER, Levi R. 36 farm laborer Ky Tenn Ky Liza J. 18 wife Ill Ill Mo Mary A 11, Levi A 8, Alen O. 2 (all Ill Ky Ill) Please let me know if you need a follow up on these. Judith Cameron Lanclos Highland, CA

Looking for information on LEVI ROBERT BAKER, who was born cir 1845, in KY, and married (1) Phebe Elizabeth Hinton. She died before 1878 in Fayette County, and Levi married (2) Eliza J. Taylor, bn cir 1862, in Fayette Co on 28 March 1878. His children were: 1. Mary A. Baker, bn cir 1869 in IL 2. Levi A. Baker, born 14 Oct 1871. He married Millie E. Sickles in Fayette Co, on 27 Nov 1890, and they moved to Butler Co. MO. 3. Alan O. Baker, born cir 1879, in Fayette Co. Any information on this family would be appreciated and I will share what I have. Larry G. Martin, PO Box 2, Splendora, Tx 77372

Diane: In 1870, Wilberton Twp. p. 25 180 180 CURRY, Adam 61 farmer ___ ___ Va Martha 54 Tenn Adam 17 Ill, ELizabeth 14 Ill, ELiza 12 Ill No sign of CURRY in census records before 1870. Judy L

In case you didn't know, the Fayette County Genealogical Society has the following available for purchase: Census Records: 1820-1860 in one volume $25 1870 $20 1880 $25 1900 vol. 1,2,3 each $27.50 1 Avena-LaClede 2 Lonegrove-Seminary 3 Sharon-Wilberton 1855 and 1865 enumeration census (male names only) $15 Marriage Records 1821-1877 $35 1878-1897 $35 {includes parents' names, birthdate, age, residence} These are available from: Fayette County Genealogical and Historical Society Box 177 Vandalia, Il 62471-0177 I will do lookups in these volumes. Judith Cameron Lanclos Highland, CA

Thanks so very much-- I know I will finally match up my Currys with all the information I have been collecting. Or at least try to get enough info to go back another generation. Dianne Diane: Marriage Records, Fayette County , 1821-1877 Anderson Curry and ELizabeth Pruett, license 28 Feb, both of age, Married 28 Fev 1865 by Elder Levi H. Jones, M.G., (Book Old A, p.90, l. 18) Samuel Curry, age 21 and Sarah A. Brown, age 17, license 6 May 1875. Samuel Curry made affirmation, J.H. Manion, guardian, gave consent for Sarah. Married 6 May, 1875 by James M. Manion, J.P. (Book Old B, p.6, l.23, No. 245) Marriage book, 1878-98 Richard P. Curry 24 farmer res Fayette County born Fayette County parents ANderson Curry and Betsy Ann Pruitt and Victoria PRYOR 23 res FC b FC p John Pryor and Polly Mahon Married 29 Sept, 1981 at Vandalia (A 270) In the 1880 census: Wilberton Twp, p. 20 120 120 CURRY, ANderson 40 farmer Ky Tenn Tenn Elizabeth A. 40 wife Ill Tenn Tenn Cordelia E. 13 Dau, Richard, P. 13 son, James P. 11 son, Charles P. 6 son, Milly Lee 3 dau (all Ill Ky Ill) 121 121 CURRY, Thomas 42 farmer Ky Tenn Tenn Sarah 44 wife Ill Ill ILL Lydia A. 15 dau, Martha F. 11 dau, William A. 7 son, Thomas f. 3 son all Ill Ill Ill)[the father's birthplace is Ky] 122 Pruett, James M. 28 farmer Ill Tenn Tenn Sarah E. 24 Ohio Pa Pa Mable C. 6/12 (b.Dec) Ill Ill Ohio There's also a record for: E. Samuel CURRY 70 Ky Va Va in the household of Robert GATEWOOD and his wife Elizabeth (age 23) that says he is the father-in-law, but the marriage record of Elizabeth Curry says her parents are Adam A. Curry and Martha J. Murry. The only ELizabeth PRUETT of the right age I see in early records is: 1850 p. 851 434 PRUIT, Andrew 32 farmer Tenn Nancy 31 Tenn Willia 12 Tenn, Isaac B. 10 Tenn Betsy A. 8 Ill, Mary J. 6 Ill, Eleanor L. 5 Ill, Paley 3 (male) Ill, Gabriel 1 Ill In 1860 Richland Twp. 311 Pruett, Nancy 41 Tenn Isaac 20 farmer Ill, Elizabeth 18 Ill, Mary Jane 17 Ill, Elemor S. 15 Ill, G.P. 11 Ill, Nancy P 13 Ill, James 9 Ill, Maranda 7 Ill [this looks a good bet for her family with her age and James' being right] James M. Pruett's marriage record: James M. Pruett 27 res Wilberton Twp b FC p Andrew Pruett and Nancy Stonecypher and Sarah CARR 24 res Lone Grove Twp b Ohio p John Kahr and Mary Allhouse m 27 Febb, 1879 at Vandalia by James H. Scott JP (A 26) Please let me know if you want additional information on these. Judith Cameron Lanclos Highland, CA

Are there descendants out there for the following individuals who lived in Shobonier, Loogootee, + Wilberton TWP in Fayette Co, IL in the 1860's + 1870's?????????? William H. BARNETT bn 1798 James Newton BARNETT bn 1833 John BARNETT bn 1834 Robert BARNETT bn 1836 Sarah or Susan BARNETT bn 1838 William S. BARNETT bn 1841 Mary Jane (BARNETT) MILLER bn 1843 Rachel (BARNETT) MORRISON bn 1846 Margaret Melvina (BARNETT) TAGGART bn 1849 James W. LYONS bn 1812 James W. LYONS bn 1846 David NEWTON bn 1820 James NEWTON bn 1846 Sarah NEWTON bn 1844 Mary NEWTON bn 1851 Jacob NEWTON bn 1853 Don Rose Mariposa, Ca [email protected] If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you.

I am looking for descendants or information on JACOB ROBERT HOLMAN, and it could also be spelled HOLDMAN. He was born 18 Aug 1851, in MO, and lived most of his life in Fayette County, IL. He died 24 Aug 1933, and is buried in Mt. Pleasant Cem., Fayette County. He married Emma Porter and had the following children: 1. Thomas J. Holdman, bn cir 1871, in Fayette County 2. Ida Holdman, bn Jan 1874 3. Albert Holdman, bn cir 1876 4. Charles A. Holdman, bn cir 1878 5. Mary Holdman, bn cir 1880 6. Docia Holdman, bn cir 1884 7. Martin F. Holdman, bn 1888 8. Julia Holdman, married J. B. Matheny Any help would be appreciated. Larry Martin, PO Box 2, Splendora, Texas 77372 Larry, The 1880 census has: Ramsey Twp, p. 41, 18 June 1880 301 301 HOLDMAN, Jake 29 farmer Ill Ky NC Ema 29 wife Ky Ky Ky Thomas 9 son, Ida 6 dau, ALbert 4 son, Mary 1/12 dau (all Ill Ill Ky) In 1870 Ramsey Twp. p. 185, 4 Aug 1870, P. O. Ramsey 279 279 Sexton Thos. 42 wood chopper NC Rebecca 43 NC HOLMAN, Jacob 19 wood chopper Ill, Emeline 13 Ill SEXTON, James L 8 Ill Don't find a marriage record for Jacob Holman or for Rebecca and Thomas Sexton. Thomas SEXTON had probably lived in Missouri for a time in the early 1860's, since his son Thomas, was born there (according to his marriage record). Don't see Emma's Porter family in 1870. Let me know if you need more on any of these. Judith Cameron Lanclos Highland, CA

Diane: Do you have the Fayette marriage records for Anderson Curry and Elizabeth Pruett? How about Samuel Curry and Sarah A. Brown? I can send you those if you need them. There are also numerous Pruett records. Let me know if you are interested. Judith Cameron Lanclos Highland, CA

I am looking for descendants or information on JACOB ROBERT HOLMAN, and it could also be spelled HOLDMAN. He was born 18 Aug 1851, in MO, and lived most of his life in Fayette County, IL. He died 24 Aug 1933, and is buried in Mt. Pleasant Cem., Fayette County. He married Emma Porter and had the following children: 1. Thomas J. Holdman, bn cir 1871, in Fayette County 2. Ida Holdman, bn Jan 1874 3. Albert Holdman, bn cir 1876 4. Charles A. Holdman, bn cir 1878 5. Mary Holdman, bn cir 1880 6. Docia Holdman, bn cir 1884 7. Martin F. Holdman, bn 1888 8. Julia Holdman, married J. B. Matheny Any help would be appreciated. Larry Martin, PO Box 2, Splendora, Texas 77372

Hey all, As you may have known, the IlGenWeb (part of the USGenWeb) is putting the entire Civil War Rosters in the IlGenWeb archives. We have decided to extend that and add a bit. We are now going to be putting pictures of the soldiers (individual, if possible) in the Archives. We need pictures! We can get some, but that is pretty limited. So, if any of you have pictures get hold of Susan Potts (the State Coordinator) so arrangements can be made. You can send her e-mail to [email protected] Also, we are going to be doing another section with stories of the individual soldiers. Kind of a biography, if you will. (More details than AGR has in it's remarks column, at least). Also, if you know where the ancestor is buried, please include that information. We will be linking the photo's to the Rosters, and to the bio (if one exists, that is). So, if you do have either pictures or bio/stories, and would be willing to share them with the rest...please let either Susan or myself know. Be sure to put CW Project/Photo (or BIO) in the subject line. That way we'll know what it is for. Oh, and please be sure to indicate what unit and etc., and also the county. Thanks <fontfamily><param>Arial</param><bigger>Onwards and Upwards (still a beautiful day) Teresa (Terry) Davis <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>[email protected] </color></underline>Visit my Home Pages <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/2134 </color></underline>and <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://personal.msy.bellsouth.net/msy/t/e/terryd13/</color></underline> USGenWeb: St. Mary Parish, La.: <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://www.rootsweb.com/~lastmary/laindex.htm </color></underline>In Illinois: Fayette: <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilfayett/ilfayette.htm </color></underline>Logan <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://www.rootsweb.com/~illogan/loindex.htm </color></underline>Mercer <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmercer/ </color></underline>Washington County in Ms. <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://www.rootsweb.com/~mswashin/mindex.htm </color></underline>Member of USIGS: <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://www.usigs.org/ </color></underline></bigger></fontfamily>

I was beginning to think the list was down, or something. They were all in here 'talking' the other day, then it just got real quiet. I'm the coordinator for Fayette County, and I started the list to try to give ya'll another way to do your searching. Looks like it might do what I wanted it to do. Now, to your message regarding the surname Curry. My husbands g.grandmother was a Curry. I've not enough information, not even a good birth date just yet. That will be forthcoming in the next week or 2. The only thing I know for sure is that she (Margaret Curry) was born, raised and married (1st husband) in Ireland. They came to the United States (don't know when yet). Do any of your Curry's come from Ireland, that you know of? She and her first husband (James(?) Davis) moved to Joppa, Ill (Massac Co.) where I guess he died, or something. She then married Jesse Baccus and they had 2 daughters. I think Margaret and James had 3 or 4 children. They all lived with her in Joppa. When I get that information I'll put it in here too! Have fun with this list, and hope it really does do some real good for the genealogy! Terry At 01:17 AM 9/12/97 -0400, [email protected] wrote: > Hi, >I was real happy to hear rthere is a Fayette county list. Almost all my >ancestors ended up there LOL. I haven't seen any mail yet so thought I would >be bold and write. I'm real brave on puter but shy otherwise :-)) >I would like to find a connection for the Vandalia Currys and all the Currys >in Shelby County. I have Adam Samuel and Martha J. Murray Curry having my >great grandfather in 1842 in KY-Anderson Curry who married Elizabeth Ann >(Betsey) Pruett. Anderson and Betsey had several children in Vandalia and the >area. My grandfather was George Benjamin Curry who married Ella Amelia >Schulte. Their son Anderson Rudolph Curry was my father. He married Clara >Juanita Boaz. I would love to hear from any connections to these families. I >just feel there has got to be a connection there somewhere- there were >bunches of Currys in Shelby Co. Hope some one has the answer to my puzzle. >Thanks, >Dianne Curry Morris > > > <fontfamily><param>Arial</param><bigger>Onwards and Upwards (still a beautiful day) Teresa (Terry) Davis <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>[email protected] </color></underline>Visit my Home Pages <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/2134 </color></underline>and <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://personal.msy.bellsouth.net/msy/t/e/terryd13/</color></underline> USGenWeb: St. Mary Parish, La.: <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://www.rootsweb.com/~lastmary/laindex.htm </color></underline>In Illinois: Fayette: <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilfayett/ilfayette.htm </color></underline>Logan <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://www.rootsweb.com/~illogan/loindex.htm </color></underline>Mercer <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmercer/ </color></underline>Washington County in Ms. <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://www.rootsweb.com/~mswashin/mindex.htm </color></underline>Member of USIGS: <underline><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>http://www.usigs.org/ </color></underline></bigger></fontfamily>