Here is another one Meli. 1.  WILLIAM1 RACKLEY Child of WILLIAM RACKLEY is: 2. i. MASON2 RACKLEY, b. 1822. Generation No. 2 2.  MASON2 RACKLEY (WILLIAM1) was born 1822.  He married CELIA.  She was born 1817. Children of MASON RACKLEY and CELIA are: i. WILLIAM3 RACKLEY, b. 1837. ii. ELIZABETH L RACKLEY, b. 1845. iii. STEPHEN RACKLEY, b. 1847. iv. JAMES RACKLEY, b. 1848. v. AN-TO-NEH RACKLEY, b. 1882. vi. WIN-NEY RACKLEY, b. 1877. What can you find on this family. I am now wondering if this Win-ney is my father's mother. My Father was Marshall Lee Rackley  bn 1909 Al His parents were M L Rackley 1882 Al, According to census 1920/1930 Sarah Jane Glover bn 1888 Al Grandparents supposed to be John Rackley bn 1848 Al Lida/Lydia Burchfirld/Birchfield bn 1841 Al In a Bible Lon Rackley ( M L Rackley) Jane Glover birthdate was written as 1870 her birthdate 1872.  I think that was wrong. Or the census was wrong. My father went to visit a Winonah or Winnie in Al in the 50's  I was not living at home so I don't know who she was. My Father stated to me because he was bn with red hair,  that was the reason he couldn't live on the reservation. Now I wonder if he was taken in by family members because his real mother couldn't keep him. LOL, what a puzzle, Will i ever sort it out? Paleface in Fl Genealogy: Collecting dead relatives and sometimes a live cousin! Genealogy: Where you confuse the dead and irritate the living.

Hi Meli Can you do a lookup for me? Here is what I know: My mother in-law was Carrie B Dudley Tanton Taylor bn 1892 Al, she married 1st  Marion C Tanton in Al - 2 children  He died 1915 2nd  Joseph T Taylor bn 1892   married 1917 Carrie's Parents: Walter Green Dudley bn 1871 Al Susan (Docia) Frances Theocia Edwards bn 1872 Al Carrie's Grandparents: Eben Peyton Edwards bn 1835 Ga Mary Ann Broughton Ramsay bn 1837  (2nd Marriage) James Austin Dudley  bn 1826 Caroline Elizabeth Nobles bn 1836 Carrie's GG Grandparents: Benjamin Edwards bn 1808 Lydia Stewart or Lydia A M Johns  ( May be same person) James Broughton bn 1803 Theodochia Stewart  1803 Thanks for your help Paleface in Mary Esther,Fl Betty Rackley Taylor Genealogy: Collecting dead relatives and sometimes a live cousin! Genealogy: Where you confuse the dead and irritate the living.

In a message dated 7/12/2003 9:25:12 PM Central Standard Time, SandKatC@aol.com writes: > Barbara: > > This isn't the chat list. This is the genealogy list! LOL > > Sandi Okay # 1 Crackpot here SORRY!

Norwood, William (1616 - 1703) b. 1616 in Leckhampton Ct, Cheltenham, Glocestershire, England d. 6 Jan 1702/03 in Surry County, Virginia, USA father: Norwood, Richard(1573 - 1630) mother: Studart, Elizabeth(1580 - >1649) spouse: JORDAN, Lydia Elizabeth ----------child: Norwood, Edward (1651 - >1707) spouse: Jordan, Lydia (? - >1707) ----------child: Norwood, George (1671 - 1749) ----------child: Norwood, William (~1672 - <1703) ----------child: Norwood, Lydia (1672 - >1726) ----------child: Norwood, Richard (1679 - 1731) ----------child: Norwood, Elizabeth (1682 - 1749) ----------child: Norwood, Sarah (~1684 - <1733) ----------child: Norwood, Mary (~1684 - 1764) Norwood, Edward (1651 - >1707) b. 1651 in Surry County, VA d. AFT. 1707 in Accomack, VA, Or Craven, NC father: Norwood, William(1616 - 1703) mother: JORDAN, Lydia Elizabeth spouse: Townson, Ann - m. BEF. 6 Jul 1680 in Albemarle County, NC ----------child: Norwood, Jane (1683 - 1687) ----------child: Norwood, William dsp (1685 - 1748) ----------child: Norwood, Daughter (1686 - 1686) ----------child: Norwood, Son (1687 - 1687) spouse: Townson, Ann (~1662 - ) - m. ABT. 1691 in Accomack, VA ----------child: Norwood, Thomas (1687 - 1758) ----------child: Norwood, Mary (? - 1758) ----------child: Norwood, Penelope (? - 1733) ----------child: Norwood, Joseph (? - <1737) ----------child: Norwood, Theophilus 1 (~1700 - <1782) Norwood, Theophilus Residence: ABT 1750 Moved to Darlington District, South Carolina Event: Note ABT 1781 Theophilus Norwood, a loyalist, was murdered by his neighbors at his plantation, probably in in the sourthern part of Camden County, SC. Theophilius Norwood Sr and his wife were apparently Quakers because he appears, along with his wife, in Quaker records. Some records show that he had spouses named Elizabeth Smith and Elizabeth Johnson. There is a probability of error on the spouse names. The death date disparity cannot be proven/disproven by the birth dates of his children. All listed were born before the speculated 1745 date. If Theophilius was born in 1705, then his first child, Theophilius, Jr., would have been born when his father was only 17 years old, not unusual according to some other records of the time. However, in 1722 he was trading 130 acres of land with his brother-in-law Richard Johnson. This indicates he was already married to Elizabeth Johnson and was at least 21 years old. Married: 6 AUG 1722 in (Probably) Cartaret County, North Carolina Childern: Samuel NORWOOD b: 1724 in Augusta, Virginia Theophilus NORWOOD , Jr. b: 1725 in Carteret, North Carolina (MINE) William NORWOOD b: BEF 1 NOV 1726 in Cartaret County, North Carolina John NORWOOD b: 1736 Theophilus NORWOOD Birth: abt 1725 in in Carteret Co, NC Death: 9 JUL 1789 in in Abbeville, Abbeville Distr, SC 1st-Married: Margaret Dawson Birth: ABT 1725 in , Craven Cty., Nc Death: ABT 1765 in , Darlington Cty., SC - Her parents: Father: Christopher DAWSON Mother: Arabella WRIGHT

In a message dated 7/12/03 7:00:25 PM, BAPARHAM@aol.com writes: << The crackpots are in this chat group but a lot of fun. Boy, now I will hear it. LOL >> Barbara: This isn't the chat list. This is the genealogy list! LOL Sandi

I am also researching JOHNSON and WARREN. I have a lot of British royalty as > well. Can you give more info about the two families above? Thanks > Pat Kramer Hi Pat, This might be more than you asked for, but thought I'd send it anyway. There might be mistakes here, cause I gathered it all real quick, copied and pasted in a hurry. I have two different JOHNSON lines, both are a mystery. The WARRENs are related to DUBOSE. Here ya go: John Norwood Sr.,Capt b: 17 MAR 1749/50 in Society Hill, Darlington Co, SC d: 20 Jun 1826 in Byrdtown, Darlington Cty., SC Married: 12 Apr 1774 in , Darlington Co, Sc To Mary Dubose WARREN b: 1755 in ,Darlington Cty., SC Father: John Dubose b: 1706 in Jamestown, Berkley, SC Mother: Mary Whilden b: 1712 Note: Vonda, In my copy of some research by Mr. Cecil Bauer (who is now in a nursing home in Jackson, MS.) there is a mention of of Martha DuBose. This is in "ISSAC DUBOSE And SUZANNE COUILLANDEAU" FIve Generations. Issac and Suzanne DuBose had John DuBose in 1706. John's first wife was Suzannah Lemonier. They had Susannah E. Dubose who married Robert Lewis. John's second wife was Mary Whilden. They had Martha DuBose who married John Warren. Martha and John Warren had Mary Warren in 1755. She married John Norwood. Their children were Mary Sarah Norwood spouse Abraham Sellers, 2. Samuel spouse Anna Edwards 2nd spouse Malinda George 3rd spouse Maratha T. 3. Elias Warren Norwood spouse Elizabeth Williams 4. John A. Norwood spouse Catherine Powell 5. Jesse Warren Norwood soouse Sarah E. Chapman 6. Margaret D. Norwood spouse Albert Fort 7. Joseph Norweed spouse Sarah Ann Mcintosh 8. Alexander M. Norwood spouse Eleanor McIntosh 9. Martha Warren Norwood. spouse Daniel Cook. Mr. Bauer indicates he gets this information for his chart from Mrs. Kelly McDowell's book, "DuBose Genealogy". Children: Samuel Norwood b: 1775 in Darlington Co., SC Margaret Norwood b: 1776 Elias Warren Norwood Sr b: 1777 in , Darlington Co, , Sc John A Norwood Jr b: 1780 in ,Darlington Cty., SC Jesse Warren Norwood b: 1781 in Darlington Co., SC Mary Norwood b: 1782 Joseph Norwood b: 16 Jun 1792 in Darlington Co., SC Alexander McIntosh Norwood b: 1794 in Darlington Co., SC Martha Warren Norwood b: 22 Oct 1799 in Darlington Dist,SC John A Norwood Jr Birth: 1780 in ,Darlington Cty., SC Death: 1862 in ,Simpson Cty., MS Notes: [From handwritten notes of Effie Norwood Jones on file in Magee, Ms.Public Library] After birth of one or more children, John & his family moved to Miss. They moved in ox wagons with Catherine and the children riding in the family carriage. Hannah, one of the house servants rode in the carriage to help care for the children. She was allowed to carry in her arms her own son, later mentioned in John's will as "Old Glasco," who at the time was only 3 weeks old. The family setled at Corinth, Miss., later living awhile near Columbus. In or about 1815 they moved to what is now Simpson Co. The county was not organized until 1823. John made 2 trips back to N. C. When his father died and when Catherine's father died. He assisted in settling each estate & each time brought back slaves he received in the settlements! John Norwood accumulated much property, for his will written in 1858. After having provided for each of his 12 children at their marriages with slaves and land, disposes of some twenty negroes & land. He died in 1862 - his will was filed for probate April 9, 1862. A very interesting fact is that the courthouse in Simpson Co. burned twice but the will was found in Will Book 1 with a notation that the original was brought in by a son George one of the executors, & refiled in 1876 [1886?]. L. W. Magee, in the County Clerks office, & himself a great grandson of John Norwood, found this will on record in June 1951. John and Catherine were charter members of Mt. Zion Baptist Church, near Westville, Miss., and both are buried in the church cemetery. A peculiar fact is that there are no stones at the graves of Norwoods buried in that cemetery. Older members of the family living in the vicinity verified the facts that those graves have been pointed out to them by still other members of the family years before. The reasoning for this is explained near the end of these notes. Young Glasco, grandson of the slave Hannah & who himself died in 1951 at the age of 111 attended, & assisted in digging the graves of both his master & Catherine also, pointed out the places of the graves. John & Catherine were the parents of 14 children, all grew up & married in Simpson & Rankin counties. However, there is not a person living in either county today named Norwood, but several descendants of other names! [Note: The exact date of the handwritten notes used as the source of this information is estimated to be between 1963 - 1965.] The Last Will & Testament of John Norwood of Simpson & State of Miss. First: I give and bequeath to my grandson, James M. Norwood the following Negro slaves to wit: Nelly & her 4 children Judy, Violet, Ann and Mahaly & their natural increase. Second: I give & bequeath to Catherine Norwood, my daughter, my negro women - Chaney & her six children viz: Phillis, Judy, Frank, Harriet, Dicy and Fanny & their natural increase. And further, I give and bequeath to my daughter Catherine Norwood the West half of tract or parcel of land got of William K. Easterling. Third: I give & bequeath to my son, George W. Norwood, my negro man, Tom & my negro boy Cyrus. And further I give & bequeath to my son, George W. Norwood, the East half of the tract or parcel of land got of William K. Easterling. Fourth: I give & bequeath to my wife Catherine Norwood, all of the remainder of my personal property, my stock of horses, cattle & hogs, my kitchen furniture and etc., and the following described negroes to wit, Easter, Monerva, Ned, Jerry, Tim, Old Hannah, Virginia, Moses, Cudge, Rial, Old Glasco, Young Glasco, and Emily and their increase for the term of her natural life Fifth: If my grandson, James M. Norwood or my daughter, Catherine Norwood, or my son, George Norwood should die before marriage, and if my wife, Catherine Norwood should survive them, then it is my will that the property herein bequeathed to such one, shall go to my wife during the term of her natural life. Sixth: It is my will that all the property that Catherine Norwood, my wife, maky hold at her death, under & by virtue of this will, shall be divided equally among all my children. My grandson, James M. Norwood included, and in order to so divide it, it may be sold if necessary to insure an equal division. Seventh: I give and bequeath to my wife, Catherine Norwood, all my real estate for the term of her natural life, except that if my son George W. Norwood should marry before my wife's death, then I give & devise to him the East half of the tract of land purchased of William K. Easterling, which I now hold in (this book has procession - guess is was in a process of law - or is it a mistake & should be possession? (E. B.) procession, and have not sold to my son William Norwood, and it is my desire that my son George, after his marriage, shall live with his mother if she consents and they can agree, but if my wife is unwilling for my son George to live with her, then it is my desire he live somewhere else. Eight: It is my wish that the debrs due me be collected & that any money remaining be paid over to my wife, Catherine Norwood. Ninth: I do hereby nominate and appoint Isaiah Norwood & George W. Norwood executors of this my last will & testament. In witness whereof, I here unto set my hand & seal this the fourteenth day of December and Domino one Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty-eight. /John Norwood (Seal) Signed, sealed and published and declared by the said John Norwood as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us who in his presence and at his request and in the presence of each other have hereunto set our names as witnesses This The fourteenth day ofDecember A. D. One Thousand eigh hundred and fifty - eight. /s/ G. W. Walker /s/ A. Smith /s/ L. W. Geiger Filed April 15, 1876 /s/T.L.Mendenhall The State of Mississippi Simpson County The Provost, T. L. Mendenhall, Clerk of The Probate Court of said Simpson County, do hereby certify tht the within & foregoing two pages do contain a true and correct copy and transcript of the original last will and testament of John Norwood, deceased, together with the attestation of the subscribing witnesses thereto, and filing of the same in the office of the Probate Clerk of said county as the same now remains on file in The Probate Clerk's office of said county. In testimony hereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of office, this the 9th day of April A. D. 1862. /s/T. L. Mendenhall (note) The will of John Norwood was filed in 1862 and the courthouse burned in 1872, but in 1951 the author and the clerk L. W. Magee (a great grandson of John Norwood) found at Mendenhall, Miss. that the will had been brought in in 1875 by George W. Norwood one of the executors and refiled - see Will Book No. 1. Note: June 1, 2000. This will was transcribed from the handwritten version by Bill Norwood from a copy provided by Mary B. Gibson of Seguin, Texas. She and her mother came across this will and other handwritten notes on the Norwood family during a 1999 visit to the Magee, Mississippi Public Library. The other handwritten notes have also been transcribed. Following a trip to the Darlington, SC area in April 1969 for a dedicaton of a monument to Capt John, Effie Norwood Jones of Dallas, Texas included the following in a letter to a relative: "The house Capt. John built in 1793 is still standing. The house his brother Samuel lived in. The one his son, Samuel occupied as well as that of the daughter Margaret Norwood Fort lived and died in. We saw the land our John Jr. sold when moving to Miss. 1812 and where the daughter Mary, married to Abraham Sellers, lived and died before 1825. Houses on both of these tracts are gone. Abraham and his 5 sons and one daughter sold their land 1841 and moved to what is now Calhoun Co., Miss. Many of her descendants live in that vicinity now." [Index 286, Effie Norwood Jones CD] In another letter to a relative, describing the same trip, Effie Norwood Jones states: "So far as anyone has been able to learn, the burial place of only 3 of the 9 children of Captain John and wife are known. Joseph in SC, marked and Martha's, marked. Our John Jr. in churchyard of Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Miss. (not marked]. Of course he died in 1862 during the war between the states(and it was) not possible to get stones that far away from New Orleans or Memphis. By the time his wife died in 1872, all the children except a son and the single daughter had moved from the state." [Index 286, Effie Norwood Jones CD] John A Norwood Jr b: 1780 in Darlington Cty., SC Married: in Darlington, S.C. To Catherine Ann POWELL Birth: 1790 in Cheraw District,Darlington Cty., SC Death: 1872 in ,Simpson Cty., MS. Father: John Lee Powell III b: 1752 in Johnson Co, NC Mother: Catherine WILLKINS b: ABT 1750 in Sc. Children: John Norwood III b: ABT 1800 in Darlington Dist., SC Evalina Norwood b: 1807 in Darlington Dist, SC Margaret Dawson Norwoodb: 1808 in Darlington Dist, SC Joseph P Norwoodb: 1811 in Darlington County, SC Isaiah Norwood b: 1812 in Darlington, , , Sc Mary Norwood b: 14 Sep 1817 in Magee, Simpson Co, MS Jesse Warren Norwood b: 1819 in Magee, Simpson Co, MS Samuel James Norwood b: 15 Jan 1819 in Magee, Simpson Co.y, MS Elias Warren Norwood b: 7 Nov 1822 in Magee, Simpson Co, , Ms Martha Ann Norwood b: 24 Jul 1824 in Magee, Simpson Co, MS William Norwood b: 1827 in Magee, Simpson Co, MS Catherine Norwood b: 1829 in Magee, Simpson Co, MS Sarah Norwood b: 1830 in Magee, Simpson Co, MS George W Norwood b: 22 Feb 1833 in Magee, Simpson Cty., MS John Norwood III Married Mary A. DAMPIER(?) FROM 1850 MONROE CO AL CENSUS: 907 Norwood John 50 M Farmer 400 SC 11 907 907 Norwood Mary A. 41 F SC 12 907 907 Norwood Saml J. 20 M Farmer Ala 13 907 907 Norwood Mary J. 17 F Ala X 14 907 907 Norwood John W. 14 M Ala X 15 907 907 Norwood Wm. R. 8 M Ala X 16 907 907 Norwood Robert A. 6 M Ala 17 907 907 Norwood Margaret A. 4 F Ala 18 907 907 Norwood Rebecca B. 3 F Al John Washington Norwood IV Married 5 Jan 1859 in Monroe Co, Al To Margaret Caroline HALL Birth: 9 Dec 1842 in Perdido, Escambia Cty., AL Death: 18 May 1918 in ,Monroe Cty., AL Burial: New Hope BC Cem', Natchez, Monroe Cty., AL Father: Thomas Hall b: 1790 in ,,,SC Mother: Elizabeth - ? b: 1803 in ? NC d? Children Andrew Pickens Norwood b: 1 Nov 1860 in Natchez, Monroe Co, Al Virginia Norwood b: 1862 in Monroe Co, Al J Robert Norwood b: Jan 1865 John Thomas Norwood b: 28 Nov 1869 in ,Monroe Co., AL Rebecca B Norwood b: Apr 1872 in ,Monroe Co., AL Mattie J Norwood b: 5 Jan 1875 William Locke Norwood b: Oct 1876 Carrie Ann Norwood b: 29 Jan 1877 in Natchez, Monroe Co, Co, Al Mose Evans Norwood b: 1879 Leila Norwood b: May 1880 Ida Olive Norwood b: 26 Jul 1885 in Natchez, Monroe, Co, Al Clarice N Norwood b: Oct 1893 Mose Evans Norwood b: 1879 d. 1952 in Canoe, Escambia Co., Al Burial: 1952 Canaan Freewill Cem', Canoe, Escambia Co, AL Married: 16 Mar 1898 in Escambia Co., AL To Susan Abigail PEEBLES Father: William Henry Peebles b: 27 Jun 1851 in Tunnel Springs, Monroe Co., AL Mother: Sarah Ann Elizabeth Findley b: 30 Nov 1850 Moses Evans NORWOOD Death: 1952 in Canoe, Escambia Co., Al Burial: 1952 Canaan Freewill Cem, Canoe, Escambia Co, AL Married: 16 Mar 1898 in Escambia Co., AL TO: Susan Abigail PEEBLES · Birth: 11 Feb 1881 in, Escambia Co., AL Death: 1951 in Canoe, Escambia Co.,Al Burial: 1951 Canaan Freewill Cem, Canoe, Escambia Co, AL Father: William H. Peebles Birth: 27 Jun 1851 in Tunnel Springs, Monroe Co, AL Death: 2 Mar 1910 Burial: Canaan Freewill Cemetery, Canoe, Escambia Co.,AL Mother: Sarah Ann Elizabeth Findley b: 30 Nov 1850 Father: Henry Livingston Peebles b: 1818 Mother: Susan Lucretia DEES b: 7 Mar 1825 in ,Monroe Co, AL Henry Livingston Peebles b: 1818 His Father: John Peebles b: 7 Mar 1789 Marriage 1 Sarah Ann Elizabeth Findley b: 30 Nov 1850 Birth: 30 Nov 1850 Death: 29 Jun 1928 in Brewton, Escambia Co, AL Children 1. William Henry Livingston Peebles b: 1 Mar 1874 2. Rebecca Lucresia Peebles b: 30 Jun 1875 in ,Escambia Co., AL 3. Martha Ida Melissa Peebles b: 25 Aug 1876 in ,Escambia Co., AL 4. Harriet Emeline Peebles b: 22 Oct 1878 in ,Escambia Co., AL 5. Susan Abigail Peebles b: 11 Feb 1881 in ,Escambia Co., AL 6. James McGilbra Peebles b: 27 Dec 1883 in ,Escambia Co., AL 7. Robert Bell Peebles b: 12 Dec 1885 in ,Escambia Co., AL 8. Julia Elmira Peebles b: 2 Jul 1888 in Escambia Co., AL 9. Carlie Ethel May Peebles b: 7 May 1891 in ,Escambia Co., AL 10. Calvin Abner Peebles b: 26 Jul 1894 in ,Escambia Co., AL Moses Evans NORWOOD b. 1879 in , Monroe Co, , Al d. 1952 buried in Canaan Freewill Cemetery Canoe, Escambia Co., Al he married Susan Abigail PEEBLES b. 1881 in Escambia Co., AL d. 1951 in Canoe, Escambia Co., Al buried in Canaan Freewill Cemetery. Susan's parents: William H (Henry..?) PEEBLES b. 27 Jun 1851 Monroe, Co. AL d. MAR. 2, 1910 buried in Canaan Freewill Cemetery. Married Sarah Ann Elizabeth FINDLEY b.30 Nov 1850 Monroe, Co. AL d. 29 Jun 1928 buried in Cannan Freewill Cemetery. William's parents: Henry Livingston PEEBLES b.1818 Monroe, Co. AL d.24 OCT 1887 in Roberts, Alabama buried ? Married. Susan Lucretia DEES b.7 MAR 1825 in Alabama d. 26 NOV 1874 in Alabama Her parents were: Mark DEES b.? d.? He married Jane PIPKIN b? d? Sarah Ann Elizabeth FINDLEY's parents were: William FINDLEY b.1817 in Parkertown, GA d. 1888 ? Al m. Sarah Ann Rebecca PARKER b. 1820 d. 1910 Al. Sara PARKER's parents were: According to Ann C. Waters book, "The History of Escambia, Co. Alabama" Her parents were John PARKER b.1740 and wife Winnie HUNT (said to be Creek) from Ga. Her parents are known only as Father -John HUNT aka - BIGBEE HER Mother - WULU. I don't know why John HUNT was known as BIGBEE and I don't know what Wulu means. John PARKER held an Eastern Creek enrollment number - (#11413). John PARKER and Winnie HUNT's children were: Margaret Jane PARKER b: 17 MAR 1836 in Roberts,Escambia,Alabama Eliza PARKER b: 20 SEP 1815 in ,,Georgia George Marion PARKER b: 21 NOV 1817 in ,,Georgia Sarah Ann Rebecca PARKER b: 27 JAN 1824 in ,,Georgia Henry Travis PARKER b: 6 FEB 1822 in ,,Georgia Wennie PARKER b: 1822 Samuel Michael Curtis Hunt PARKER b: 31 AUG 1824 in Roberts,Escambia,Alabama John W. PARKER b: 30 NOV 1826 in Roberts,Escambia,Alabama Mary Louise PARKER b: 12 APR 1829 in ,,Georgia Elizabeth Virginia PARKER b: 14 AUG 1831 in Conecuh, Alabama William McKiney PARKER b: 2 NOV 1833 in Escambia, Alabama Lazarus Battle PARKER b: 26 AUG 1838 in Roberts,Escambia,Alabama Moses Evans NORWOOD Married: 16 Mar 1898 in Escambia Co., AL Susan Abigail PEEBLES Married: 16 Mar 1898 in Escambia Co., AL Their known child, My grandfather: Lester Hibard NORWOOD b. June 12, 1903 Canoe, Al d. March 10,1965 Canoe Escambia Co., Al buried in Canaan Freewill Cemetery Canoe, Escambia Co., Al. married Odie Lee CUSHON b.abt.1905 Atmore, Al d.1984 Atmore, Al. MY PARENTS MARRIAGE INFO: Their marriage certificate came from Monroe, Co. and they were married at my father's mother's house in Atmore, Al on July 25, 1964 by Rev' W.A. JOHNSON who was a relative of my grandmother - Odie Lee CUSHON My father: Ronnie Earl NORWOOD b.1941 Atmore, Al d.1991 Polk Co. Fl Marriage Odie Lee Cushon b: ABT 1905 in ,Monroe Co, AL Married: 7 Oct 1925 in Canoe, Al Children 1. Ronnie Earl Norwood (MY FATHER) b.1941 Atmore, Al d.1991 Polk Co. Fl m. Living CHANDLER in 1964 in Atmore, AL Dorathy Norwood d? Alice Norwood d? Bud Norwood d? Jewel Norwood Ronnie Earl NORWOOD and Living CHANDLER's children: Me - Vonda Darlee NORWOOD b. Mobile, Al And my brother- Living - (first name left out) Warren NORWOOD b. Los Angeles, Ca.

Barbara, Is this the chat list? I'm lost now. haha Well, the odd thing is, I can really tell by reading the handwritten birth certificate, if the county was Macon, Ill or not. Doesn't even look like the person wrote Ill. To me, looks like Ga not Ill. This is the birth place of Clyde. It's confusing. Also, Maude and Clyde seperated when their son was very young. Clyde left Ohio. So ya never know. Vonda > Vonda, > Mother had a cousin named Clyde but I will have to look and see but I think > it is a different wife and they were from Oklahoma. Grandpa was in Missouri > before he came to Oklahoma via Arkansas I think. > The crackpots are in this chat group but a lot of fun. Boy, now I will hear > it. LOL > Barbara > > > ==== IT-INDIAN Mailing List ==== > > To unsubscribe, please send the command "unsubscribe" to IT-INDIAN-L-request@rootsweb.com (if in mail mode) or IT-INDIAN-D-request@rootsweb.com (if in digest mode.) > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

I am also researching JOHNSON and WARREN. I have a lot of British royalty as well. Can you give more info about the two families above? Thanks Pat Kramer

In a message dated 7/12/2003 8:48:21 PM Central Standard Time, vondamiller@earthlink.net writes: > The Miller's? Crackpots? Naaaaa Only met two. My hubby and his father. > Both are gems! > You wouldn't happen to know of a Clyde Miller who married Maude GLAZE > would ya? They married in Toledo, Ohio abt.1924. Clyde was from Decator, > Ill. > That's all I know about my MILLERs. > Vonda Vonda, Mother had a cousin named Clyde but I will have to look and see but I think it is a different wife and they were from Oklahoma. Grandpa was in Missouri before he came to Oklahoma via Arkansas I think. The crackpots are in this chat group but a lot of fun. Boy, now I will hear it. LOL Barbara

Wonderful Sandy! Bet it's a world different than Semi Valley! We moved from Ontario, Ca to Toledo, Ohio. Hubby has an aunt who offered us a house. It's a different kinda world here. haha Vonda > Where did you move? We moved 8 May from Simi Valley, California up to the > mountains and now live and love Frazier Park, California. > > Sandi > Mountain Woman =)

The Miller's? Crackpots? Naaaaa Only met two. My hubby and his father. Both are gems! You wouldn't happen to know of a Clyde Miller who married Maude GLAZE would ya? They married in Toledo, Ohio abt.1924. Clyde was from Decator, Ill. That's all I know about my MILLERs. Vonda > Hi Vonda, > My mother was a Miller. I bet you think we a bunch of crackpots. Well, we > are. LOL. > Barbara in Oklahoma

In a message dated 7/12/03 4:29:03 PM, vondamiller@earthlink.net writes: << while moving out of state. >> Vonda: Where did you move? We moved 8 May from Simi Valley, California up to the mountains and now live and love Frazier Park, California. Sandi Mountain Woman =)

In a message dated 7/12/2003 6:29:03 PM Central Standard Time, vondamiller@earthlink.net writes: > Hiya Sandy. I'm not too new to your list. Was here a little over a year > ago, but had to unsub, while moving out of state. > I'm glad to be back and will gather my gene info and send it asap. > Vonda Norwood Miller Hi Vonda, My mother was a Miller. I bet you think we a bunch of crackpots. Well, we are. LOL. Barbara in Oklahoma

I am looking for information on Susan Lucretia DEES- This is all I have on her: married to: Henry Livingston PEEBLES b: 1818 Susan Lucretia DEES b: 7 Mar 1825 in ,Monroe Co, AL. She is said to be Creek Indian. I am still looking for Winnie HUNT PARKER's parents. John "BigBee" HUNT and his wife "Wulu". Winnie was born in Ga abt.1797. Winnie was Creek Indian and on the 1832 Eastern Creek census. She moved to Alabama abt.1822, after her marriage to John PARKER. I am researching the following surnames: NORWOOD, CUSHON, JOHNSON, CHANDLER, PEEBLES, FINDLEY, PARKER, PIPPIN, DEES,DEAS,DEESE, HUNT, HALL, DAMPIER, DUBOSE, WILKINS, POWELL, WARREN, WHILDEN, DAWSON, WRIGHT, COUILLANDIEAU, TOWNSON, JORDAN, STUDART, LYGON, THROCKMORTON, KNIGHT, BOTELER, GIFFORD, ELTON, CLYNTON, HART, de SAYE, de NORTHWOOD, de GRANDISON, de BADLESMERE, de WALTHAM, de NORTHWOODE, BONA FITZ BERNARD, WLMAR, JORDANUS de SHEPPEY...aka, ALNOD CILT, SWANNASCHELLS, 8 Harold II Godwin King Of England, GODWIN of Wessex, WOLFNUTH....and more I am gathering my full family tree onto an email, but need to check for typos and personal mistakes before I send it. Please email me if you are researching any of the above surnames. Thank you, Vonda Norwood Miller

Hiya Sandy. I'm not too new to your list. Was here a little over a year ago, but had to unsub, while moving out of state. I'm glad to be back and will gather my gene info and send it asap. Vonda Norwood Miller ----- Original Message ----- From: <SandKatC@aol.com> To: <IT-INDIAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 12, 2003 7:25 PM Subject: [IT-INDIAN] *New*member* > Dear All: > > We have another new member, Vonda. > > We are in the process of sharing the surnames we are researching Vonda. So, > jump in the fray and post yours and/or a query. > > Sandi > list mom > > > ==== IT-INDIAN Mailing List ==== > > To unsubscribe, please send the command "unsubscribe" to IT-INDIAN-L-request@rootsweb.com (if in mail mode) or IT-INDIAN-D-request@rootsweb.com (if in digest mode.) > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Dear All: We have another new member, Vonda. We are in the process of sharing the surnames we are researching Vonda. So, jump in the fray and post yours and/or a query. Sandi list mom

Thank you Jackie, this helps fill in some gaps I am still trying to fill. Meli --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.495 / Virus Database: 294 - Release Date: 6/30/2003

Please do Jackie, thank you so much. Meli naa@bellsouth.net --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.495 / Virus Database: 294 - Release Date: 6/30/2003

Meli, There was a long note there from Glenda Wisdom Newberry saying James Earl wisdom was her father. Her e-mail if you haven't spoken to her is gnewberr@utk.edu The info I found at ancestry was from an Eddie L. Thurman, submitter ethurman@gvtc.com Crecia May Parham her father was Lafayette Parham b 8-1-1883 d 1-8-1951 bSequachie Valley, Cumberland Co., Tn her mother was Nancy Jane Tollett b 11-19-1887 d 5-22-1971 Children 1 Myrble 2 Crecia May 3 Maude 4 Leonard 5 Ligue 6 Taylor 7 Tollett 8 Amanda 9 William b 7-6-1919 Eddie had no further info on Nancy Jane Tollett. However, we can do a search on her name at ancestry and see what hits. Lafayette Parhams father was Johnson Parham b 6-4-1851 Bledsoe Co., Tn died 6-19-1936 b Sequachie Valley, Cumberland, Tn Lafayette's mother was Carrie Frances Worthington b 8-13-1852 Johnson and Carrie had 13 kids 1 William 2 Tempie 3 Emma 4 Brown 5 Allen 6 Crecia 7 Sarah b abt 1873 8 James Robert b 8-7-1875 9 Lafayette b 8-1-1883 10 Ida E 11 Croshia b 5-3-1892 12 Johnnie b 6-6-1893 13 Ada E b 5-21=1896 Carrie Worthington b 8-13-1852 d 10-20-1907 b Sequachie Valley No parents listed for her. I did not do a search on her name yet at ancestry. Johnson parham's parents were Father William Parham b 8-26-1826 Bledsoe Co., Tn mother Sarah Brown b 2-28-1827 Sequachie Valley, Cumberland co., Tn, d 6-1-1872 This submitter shows 21 kids for Wm and Sarah. No wonder poor Sarah died at 45 yrs. The parents of Wm Parham b 8-26-1825 are father Johnson parham b 7-21-1794 Granville Co., N.C mother Druscilla Selby b 4-10-1795 Kentucky Druscilla was Johnson's 2nd wife, 1st wife unknown Johnson Parham b 1794 parents are father John (Jack) Parham b abt 1764 Granville Co., Nc mother Mary (Polly) Shamwell b abt 1765 Grancille Co., Nc Meli, This info coming from ancestry world tree. It is a free search there. You just cannot get into the locked subscription records. If you cannot get into the site, I will go back in and get the names of the 21 kids for you. Jackie

To those researching the Parham's from TN. Do you have a Crecia Mae Parham, dob; 10/13/1908--dod 1984 she was married to Jesse Samuel Wisdom, and they had one child, James Earl Wisdom dob 8/19/1928 died 1981 ? Jesse is one of my ancestors, and I'm looking for info on his wife and child. wado, Meli --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.495 / Virus Database: 294 - Release Date: 6/30/2003