This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Cemetery Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DCB.2ACE/19.70.1.1 Message Board Post: Sarah, could you be more specific as to what type information you want? I have Morgan relatives buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Baton Rouge, La., and have some information concerning them. I also have some Starkey information (desc. of Jos. Jackson Starkey and Abi Kinchen), but it is unconnected with Magnolia Cemetery. Bud Starkey

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DCB.2ACE/19.70.1 Message Board Post: Robert, I would appreciate it very much if you could send me some of your information so I may see if it could help me with my search. Thanks, Sarah

Forwarded Message to not hit Reply. Subj: Arthur and Ethel Spears Rankins Date: 9/8/02 3:12:57 PM Pacific Daylight Time From: khharris@bellsouth.net <<<<Reply to this person<<<< I am trying to obtain information on my grandparents (Arthur and Ethel Spears Rankin) and great grand parents (John and Jane Rankins). I would like to know who were their children, sisters and brothers. My grandmother was buried in Greensburg, I believe, in 1964 or 65. The family had a family plot, but we cannot find the location. Please let me know what information you have and how I can obtain it for our upcoming family reunion in July, 2003. Karen Harris

Hi All If you are looking for information on someone that surnames name starting with and C,D and E post that information. Thanks Charlotte

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: COX,HEATON Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DCB.2ACE/183 Message Board Post: Am looking for links to Peyton Cox d. 1851 Baton Rouge.His widow Mary (America?) remarried Albert Heaton and relocated to Texas. He is listed 1850 US Census/LA. Any help appreciated.Thank you.

Forwarded Email: Seeking information on the children of : John S. Lee and Celia R. Blackwell :Ivy Lee, Jeff Lee, Ernest Lee, Carrie Lee Pate & Roberta Lee Jones. Arenza Lee and James Robinson: John, Sarah, Eugenie, William & Joseph Harriet Lee and James Miller : William Lee Wilborn Lee and Adelaide Miller : Thomas & Mary Lee Wilborn Lee and Ellen Barnett: Robert, Idella, Ella, Mattie and Isaac James C Lee & Mary Williams: Andrew J Lee, Calvin J. Lee John W. Smith & Lenora Lee: Angus, William, Perkins, Sally, Addie, Jenny and Mary Melissa. They are from St. Helena Parish and moved to E. Feliciana in 1880. Please email klsibley@aol.com if you have any information.

New: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/ppcs-la.html Penny Post Cards From Louisiana

Hello fellow genealogists, Our next meeting will be held Tuesday, September 10 at the office of the Washington Parish Clerk of Court, Johnny D. Crain. Mr. Crain will be the guest speaker. The meeting will begin at 5:30 pm in the Courthouse office in Franklinton. We will have the opportunity to have a :hands on: meeting as we browse through records dating back to 1897. Mr. Crain will explain the types of records located in his office and tell us how to use and find them. These consist of land records, mortgages, wills, civil and criminal documents, and marriage records. Several of the staff members of the Clerk of Court office will be there to assist us. Also to be included in his presentation is the new birth certificate system and the state requirements regarding the issuing of birth information. Information on application for passports will be included, too. If you need help using any of these types of records in your family history research, this is a meeting that you will not want to miss. This is intended to help beginners as well as other family history enthusiasts. Both members and nonmembers are invited to attend. Barbara

Forwarded Query: lcoday@aol.com <<<<<<<<Reply Here I AM STILL SEARCHING FOR INFORMATION ABOUT CAPT. MICHAEL JONES, TORY. He signed the Independence document during the West Florida Parish time. James Cureton Dickson married Ann Jones in St. Tammany on Aug.18 -20th, 1818. Sincerely, Linda Atkins Coday(lcoday@aol.com)

Tangipahoa Historical & Genealogical Society Meeting: First Saturday of Each Month -- 11:00 A M Next Meeting: Saturday -- September 07, 2002 Tangipahoa Parish Library Hammond Branch 314 East Thomas Hammond, Louisiana 70401 http://www.tangipahoa.lib.la.us/ Tangipahoa Genealogy Library 200 East Mulberry Street Amite, Louisiana 70422 Phone: (985)748-7559 Fax: (985)748-2812 Branch Manager: Lenore Johnson Hours: Monday thru Friday -- 8:30 am to 3:00 pm Livingston Historical Association Meeting for September: 3rd Thursday of each Month Thursday - September 19, 2002 Livingston Parish Library Livingston, La 6:00 PM

Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Conference on Genealogy Sponsored by the Louisiana Genealogical & Historical Society 25-26 April 2003 Baton Rouge Celebrating our 50th Annivesary, 1953-2003! Friday, April 25th Lectures on Louisiana's precolonial and colonial history by: Richard Condrey, Ph.D., on Louisiana's Native Peoples Robert de Berardinis, on French Colonial Louisiana Lee Woodward, Ph.D., on Spanish Colonial Louisiana Gregory Osborn & James Eberwine, B.A., on Louisiana's African Americans Claire Mire Bettag, CGRS, CGL, on Louisiana Repositories & Records. Elizabeth Shown Mills will speak at the Banquet on Friday night. Anglo-American research will be addressed throughout the conference. Saturday, April 26th A day with Elizabeth Shown Mills, CG, CGL, FASG, FNGS, FUGA, internationally recognized authority on genealogical methodology and evidence. Ms. Mills will use Louisiana examples in her presentations on: Ten Steps to a Solution: How to Analyze a Problem and Develop a Research Strategy Genealogy in a Heinz 57 World: Old Myths, Modern Methods The Identity Crisis: Right Name, Wrong Man? Wrong Name, Right Man? Finding Females: Wives, Mothers, Daughters, Sisters & Paramours! Vendors will be present on Saturday. Conference fees: Registration form: http://www.rootsweb.com/~la-lghs/seminar.htm Holiday Inn South 9940 Airline Hwy Baton Rouge, LA 70816 > Rooms are available for Conference attendees at a special rate of $72.00 per > night. Call 1-800-HOLIDAY for reservations, or call 225-924-7021, Monday - > Friday, 8am - 5pm.

First call for the Louisiana Purchase Bicentenial Conference on Genealogy! Plan Now to attend the Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Conference on Genealogy in Baton Rouge and 25 and 26 April 2003 ! The Louisiana Genealogical & Historical Society is pleased to present an array of speakers including Richard Condrey, Ph.D. on Louisiana's Native Peoples, Robert de Berardinis on French Colonial Louisiana, Lee Woodward, Ph.D. on Spanish Colonial Louisiana, Gregory Osborn & James Eberwine, B.A. on Louisiana's African Americans, Claire Mire Bettag, CGRS, CGL on Louisiana Repositories & Records and Elizabeth Shown Mills, CG, CGL, FASG, FNGS, FUGA on genealogical methodology and evidence, using Louisiana examples. For further details on times and location, please visit the Louisiana Genealogical & Historical Society website at http://www.rootsweb.com/~la-lghs/

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DCB.2ACE/182 Message Board Post: I'm looking for informations on Julie Vigoureux 's parents. She was born in 1830 et was an adopted child. She was married to Eugene Wiener who might be born in 1810-1830. Does anyone could give me any informations on those two ? Thank you

Hi All Let see if we can get the list going .If you are looking for information on someone that name start with and A are B post that information. I'm A nice person I do not bite if you post to the list. Thanks Charlotte

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: MARSHALL, CARRIGAN, BOYNTON, MOORE, DAWE, CARSON, HENRY, SOWER, WRIGHT, O’DONNELL, AUSTIN, HALLIGAN, JONES, MOULDER, CHATHAM, POSTON, WILLIS, ROSS, McGILL Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DCB.2ACE/181 Message Board Post: Seeking information about and/on descendants of Annie Elizabeth MARSHALL, who lived in Baton Rouge ca 1850-1864, and was married to first J. W. CARRIGAN of Baton Rouge, and then to Elnathan BOYNTON of New Lisbon WI. Annie MARSHALL was born 1830 in Stevensburg VA, daughter of Charles Louis MARSHALL (1808-?) and Catherine ROSS (1812-1866). Her paternal grandparents were John MARSHALL and Elizabeth McGILL of Augusta GA. In 1864, Annie already had at least three children by J. W. CARRIGAN (ca 1815-?), a Baton Rouge lawyer who was a native of New York. These were: John Marshall CARRIGAN (1854-1930), Charles W. CARRIGAN (ca 1858-?), and Maude CARRIGAN (ca 1861-1894). Elnathan BOYNTON was born 1842 in New Hampshire, to Abel BOYNTON and Syrena LAWRENCE, and moved with his family to New Lisbon (Juneau County) WI. He served in the 4th Wisconsin Cavalry, and was posted to Louisiana. In 1864 he married Annie MARSHALL Carrigan, possibly in Baton Rouge. Elnathan & Annie returned to Wisconsin, along with some or all of Annie’s CARRIGAN children, and during the period 1865-1875 had four of their own: Sarah Lorena BOYNTON, Halbert Elnathan BOYNTON, Arthur Stillwell BOYNTON, and Roberta Lee (Berta) BOYNTON. The family moved to Atlanta GA ca 1880, where by 1890 Elnathan was a contractor and Annie was proprietress of Yosemite Nursery. Elnathan died in 1911, and Annie in 1928. Both are buried in Oakland Cemetery, Atlanta, along with Maude CARRIGAN. Surnames of descendants of Annie and J. W. CARRIGAN may include MOORE, DAWE, CARSON, and HENRY. Surnames of descendants of Annie and Elnathan BOYNTON may include SOWER, WRIGHT, O’DONNELL, AUSTIN, HALLIGAN, JONES, MOULDER, and CHATHAM. I am especially interested in the circumstances of the marriage of Elnathan BOYNTON and Annie MARSHALL, which is believed to have occurred on 05 Feb 1864. It was somewhat unusual, to say the least, for a Southern woman of 33, with three or more children, to marry a Union soldier of 21, while the war was not yet over. Neither Juneau County WI nor East Baton Rouge Parish has a record of the marriage. I am also interested in tracing several of Annie MARSHALL’s nephews and nieces, including Walter MARSHALL, Eveline MARSHALL and Virginia MARSHALL (Mrs. Edward A. WILLIS), all of New Orleans, and Mrs. Julius A. POSTON (first name unknown), of Natchez MS.

Tickfaw State Park to host Native American Day August 28, 2002 SPRINGFIELD - Tickfaw State Park near Springfield will host its first Native American Day, park officials said. The event will be held Sept. 28 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Entrance fees will be waived for this event, they said. Visitors are invited to experience the beauty and grandeur of traditional tribal ways of life, said Julie Hutzler, interpretive ranger. Intertribal dances will be performed by the Bayou Healers Youth Council and accompanied by Southern Connection on drums. Traditional Native American fare and craft items will be available to all. "This day has been set aside to welcome Native Americans from the Louisiana area to celebrate their cultural heritage. It will be fun and educational experience for the entire family," she said. Tickfaw State Park is a 1,200-acre recreational park located along three miles of the Tickfaw River, 32 miles eat of Baton Rouge and south of Interstate 12. The park offers diverse recreational activities and nature-based educational programs, Hutzler said. Standard admission to the park is $2 per vehicle with up to four people, and 50 cents for each additional person. The park is open daily from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.

THE LOUISIANA STATE ARCHIVES GENEALOGY RESOURCES New Orleans Ship Passenger List Online Index New Orleans Ship Passenger List Online Index -- January - July 1851 http://sec.state.la.us/archives/gen/nln-ship_pass-index.htm

I know that Alexander HOGUE was one of the founders of Denham Springs and that his daughter Mercy, married William DENHAM in 1828. My gg grandmother was a Mary HOGUE (although HOGANis on her tombstone) who was born Dec. 15, 1805 and died Oct. 18, 1877. She is buried at the Shanks Cemetery off Greenwell Springs Road in East Baton Rouge Parish. She married Daniel SULLIVAN about 1829 and they had 10 children. I would like to know if maybe Mary and Alexander and Mercy are connected. This Daniel is the brother of both Michael and Patrick SULLIVAN, both of whom were Livingston Parish residents, although Patrick moved to EBR Parish and died there. The Sullivan brothers were born in Ireland, supposedly County Wexford. If anyone is researching these families I would love to talk to them and share information. Martha Hardcastle Guthrie

Seeking information on James C. Lee. Married 1st Mary Belue Williams widow of Hezekiah Williams. They had 2 children Calvin J. Lee and Andrew J. Lee. James married 2nd Sarah Annie Pickens. James was the son of James & Mary Lee. His siblings were: William, Wilborn married Adelaide and 2nd Ellen Barnett Lenora married Thomas Morgan and 2nd James Smith Harriet married James Miller, Azrena married James Robinson, John G.W. (George) Lee. If anyone have information on any of these please email klsibey@aol.com

Location Change: Tangipahoa Historical & Genealogical Society Meeting: First Saturday of Each Month -- 11:00 A M Next Meeting: Saturday -- September 07, 2002 Tangipahoa Parish Library Hammond Branch [Parking in Rear] 314 East Thomas Hammond, Louisiana 70401 Phone: (985)345-3909 Fax: (985)345-2188 http://www.tangipahoa.lib.la.us/ Tangipahoa Genealogy Library 200 East Mulberry Street Amite, Louisiana 70422 Phone: (985)748-7559 Fax: (985)748-2812 Branch Manager: Lenore Johnson Hours: Monday thru Friday -- 8:30 am to 3:00 pm James M. Perrin will be there with his New Ponchatoula Book. We Have a few copies of the Tangipahoa Census. Cash & Carry only.