Hi Besty, I am in the process of moving and my scanner has been taken down. I can send you a copy of a copy of Minnie Masters. My cousin had the orginal tin type.....and insisted I sent it back, even tho I used in genealogy and she doesn'. I should have written copy of a tin type. I have several copies. Actually you can see the copy better than the orginal. It will the end of next week or the first of the next week before I can scan. Would you like for me to snail mail it. I won't be shutting down until next Thursday, but will be glad to snail mail La. is not to far from Washington County, Alabama, where Minnie Masters came to visit my grandmother Minnie Lee Masters Waldrop. I live in Columbus, Georgia, Muscogee County. All my paternal ancestors are from Washington County, Alabama. Daddy left Mobile, Alabama looking for work during the depression. When he found worked, he worked and retired from Southern Bell Telephone Company in Alabama and inched his way up to Georgia, while working on the Line -gang......plantind the creole polls and strung the lines........which was alright, because mama, lived in Columbus, Georgia. That is how we ended up Georgia. I and my oldest sister are first born Georgians. My millde sister was born in Mobile, Alabama. Let me know if you want me to snail mail. Sandra Minnie Masters is my grandmother's ( Minnie Lee Masters Waldrop) grandmother. Betsy Masters wrote: >Hi Sandra, I would like to see the tin type picture if you could scan and >email it to me. I have to do some searching on the Minnie Masters of Sabine >Par., La. I'm sure I have something on her. Were you raised in Al. or >where do you live?? >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Sandra W. Doolittle" <nangirl@bellsouth.net> >To: <MASTERS-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 4:27 PM >Subject: Re: [MASTERS] Masters > > >>Hi Besty, >> >>Thank you so much for answering my message. >> >>I really don't know if this Minnie Masters is a part of our family or not. >> >>I just know , we have a tin type picture of a a middle age lady, it's >>hard to judge >>her age. My grandmother was living in Vinegar Bend, Alabama in the late >>1800s. >>Washington County. On the back of the picture is Mrs. Minnie Masters. >> >>How could I learn more about Minnie Masters in Sabine Parish, La,? >> >>Henry Masters is listed on my grandmother's death cert. as her father. >> >>Thank you so very much for your information, this is the closest I have >>come to even finding >>a Henry Masters and a Minnie Masters. >> >>If you hear of anyother, please keep me in mind. >> >>I am so grateful to have this , that you have sent me. >> >>Sandra >> >> >>Betsy Masters wrote: >> >>>Hi Sandra, There was a Minnie Masters in Sabine Parish, La. in the late >>>1800's or early 1900's. Is this part of the same Minnie Masters family? >>>Sonny----- Original Message ----- >>>From: "Sandra W. Doolittle" <nangirl@bellsouth.net> >>>To: <MASTERS-L@rootsweb.com> >>>Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2002 8:00 PM >>>Subject: [MASTERS] Masters >>> >>> >>>>Does anyone knows any Masters that were in Washington County, Alabama >>>>around 1874? >>>>I am looking for maybe J. O. or Henry and may Wilfred Masters. >>>>My grandmother Minnie Lee Masters was born in Yellow Pines, Alabama. >>>>Her grandmother Mrs Minnie Masters (this was on the pack of a picture) >>>>visited Vinegar Bend, Alabama , Washington County . >>>>Minnie's mother was Mary Elizabeth Woulard Masters, her family lived in >>>>Wayne/Green County, Mississippi. >>>> >>>>I don't know if Masters is a Jewish name or not...but the picture of >>>>Mrs. Minnie Masters, look as tho she might be Jewish >>>>or Indian. The picture is a tin type. >>>> >>>>The year my grandmother was born ther was a boat docked near her town, >>>>the name of the boat was the "Minnie Lee". >>>>I was wondering if....maybe this Master( Minnie and Fannie's) papa >>>>worked on the boat, and she met him while >>>>it was docked. >>>> >>>>Thanks for any help. >>>> >>>>Sandra >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >> >> > >

Hi Sandra, Yes, if you don't mind I would like to see the picture if you can send one. Address: 150 Plunkett Rd., Jonesboro, La. 71251. I have several tin type pictures from my grandmother's old trunk but don't have names to go with them. It's a long shot in the dark but miracles still happen. Don't have much on my ancestors. I know my great grandfather, William Jackson Masters, was born in Al. about 1830, he married Sarah Amanda Bryant in Shelby, Co. Al. in 1851 and they were in La. in the 1860 census. Three of their children were born in Al. and I have some old envelopes where they received mail from the Childersburg area in the 1880's but I believe they were from the Bryant's. Thanks, Sonny Betsy is my wife and I just use her email address. She's not into geneolgy. Waiting to here from you. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sandra W. Doolittle" <nangirl@bellsouth.net> To: <MASTERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2003 2:30 PM Subject: Re: [MASTERS] Masters > Hi Besty, > > I am in the process of moving and my scanner has been taken down. I can > send you a copy of a copy of Minnie > Masters. > My cousin had the orginal tin type.....and insisted I sent it back, even > tho I used in genealogy and she doesn'. > I should have written copy of a tin type. I have several copies. > Actually you can see the copy better than the > orginal. > It will the end of next week or the first of the next week before I can > scan. Would you like for me to snail mail > it. I won't be shutting down until next Thursday, but will be glad to > snail mail > > La. is not to far from Washington County, Alabama, where Minnie Masters > came to visit my grandmother Minnie > Lee Masters Waldrop. > > I live in Columbus, Georgia, Muscogee County. > All my paternal ancestors are from Washington County, Alabama. > Daddy left Mobile, Alabama looking for work during the depression. > When he found worked, he worked and retired from Southern Bell Telephone > Company in Alabama > and inched his way up to Georgia, while working on the Line > -gang......plantind the creole polls and > strung the lines........which was alright, because mama, lived in > Columbus, Georgia. > > That is how we ended up Georgia. > I and my oldest sister are first born Georgians. > My millde sister was born in Mobile, Alabama. > > Let me know if you want me to snail mail. > > Sandra > > Minnie Masters is my grandmother's ( Minnie Lee Masters Waldrop) > grandmother. > > > Betsy Masters wrote: > > >Hi Sandra, I would like to see the tin type picture if you could scan and > >email it to me. I have to do some searching on the Minnie Masters of Sabine > >Par., La. I'm sure I have something on her. Were you raised in Al. or > >where do you live?? > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: "Sandra W. Doolittle" <nangirl@bellsouth.net> > >To: <MASTERS-L@rootsweb.com> > >Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 4:27 PM > >Subject: Re: [MASTERS] Masters > > > > > >>Hi Besty, > >> > >>Thank you so much for answering my message. > >> > >>I really don't know if this Minnie Masters is a part of our family or not. > >> > >>I just know , we have a tin type picture of a a middle age lady, it's > >>hard to judge > >>her age. My grandmother was living in Vinegar Bend, Alabama in the late > >>1800s. > >>Washington County. On the back of the picture is Mrs. Minnie Masters. > >> > >>How could I learn more about Minnie Masters in Sabine Parish, La,? > >> > >>Henry Masters is listed on my grandmother's death cert. as her father. > >> > >>Thank you so very much for your information, this is the closest I have > >>come to even finding > >>a Henry Masters and a Minnie Masters. > >> > >>If you hear of anyother, please keep me in mind. > >> > >>I am so grateful to have this , that you have sent me. > >> > >>Sandra > >> > >> > >>Betsy Masters wrote: > >> > >>>Hi Sandra, There was a Minnie Masters in Sabine Parish, La. in the late > >>>1800's or early 1900's. Is this part of the same Minnie Masters family? > >>>Sonny----- Original Message ----- > >>>From: "Sandra W. Doolittle" <nangirl@bellsouth.net> > >>>To: <MASTERS-L@rootsweb.com> > >>>Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2002 8:00 PM > >>>Subject: [MASTERS] Masters > >>> > >>> > >>>>Does anyone knows any Masters that were in Washington County, Alabama > >>>>around 1874? > >>>>I am looking for maybe J. O. or Henry and may Wilfred Masters. > >>>>My grandmother Minnie Lee Masters was born in Yellow Pines, Alabama. > >>>>Her grandmother Mrs Minnie Masters (this was on the pack of a picture) > >>>>visited Vinegar Bend, Alabama , Washington County . > >>>>Minnie's mother was Mary Elizabeth Woulard Masters, her family lived in > >>>>Wayne/Green County, Mississippi. > >>>> > >>>>I don't know if Masters is a Jewish name or not...but the picture of > >>>>Mrs. Minnie Masters, look as tho she might be Jewish > >>>>or Indian. The picture is a tin type. > >>>> > >>>>The year my grandmother was born ther was a boat docked near her town, > >>>>the name of the boat was the "Minnie Lee". > >>>>I was wondering if....maybe this Master( Minnie and Fannie's) papa > >>>>worked on the boat, and she met him while > >>>>it was docked. > >>>> > >>>>Thanks for any help. > >>>> > >>>>Sandra > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>> > >> > >> > > > > > > >

Hi Sonny, I will get the copy of "Mrs. Minnie Masters" picture in the mail, tomorrow. I too, am looking forward to see if you have a match. She is sitting in a chair, sort of leaning back, and looks like a design on thewall in the background. Thanks, for getting back in touch with me. Sandra Betsy Masters wrote: >Hi Sandra, Yes, if you don't mind I would like to see the picture if you >can send one. Address: 150 Plunkett Rd., Jonesboro, La. 71251. I have >several tin type pictures from my grandmother's old trunk but don't have >names to go with them. It's a long shot in the dark but miracles still >happen. Don't have much on my ancestors. I know my great grandfather, >William Jackson Masters, was born in Al. about 1830, he married Sarah Amanda >Bryant in Shelby, Co. Al. in 1851 and they were in La. in the 1860 census. >Three of their children were born in Al. and I have some old envelopes where >they received mail from the Childersburg area in the 1880's but I believe >they were from the Bryant's. Thanks, Sonny Betsy is my wife and I just >use her email address. She's not into geneolgy. Waiting to here from you. >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Sandra W. Doolittle" <nangirl@bellsouth.net> >To: <MASTERS-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2003 2:30 PM >Subject: Re: [MASTERS] Masters > > >>Hi Besty, >> >>I am in the process of moving and my scanner has been taken down. I can >>send you a copy of a copy of Minnie >>Masters. >>My cousin had the orginal tin type.....and insisted I sent it back, even >>tho I used in genealogy and she doesn'. >>I should have written copy of a tin type. I have several copies. >> Actually you can see the copy better than the >>orginal. >>It will the end of next week or the first of the next week before I can >>scan. Would you like for me to snail mail >>it. I won't be shutting down until next Thursday, but will be glad to >>snail mail >> >>La. is not to far from Washington County, Alabama, where Minnie Masters >>came to visit my grandmother Minnie >>Lee Masters Waldrop. >> >>I live in Columbus, Georgia, Muscogee County. >>All my paternal ancestors are from Washington County, Alabama. >>Daddy left Mobile, Alabama looking for work during the depression. >>When he found worked, he worked and retired from Southern Bell Telephone >>Company in Alabama >>and inched his way up to Georgia, while working on the Line >>-gang......plantind the creole polls and >>strung the lines........which was alright, because mama, lived in >>Columbus, Georgia. >> >>That is how we ended up Georgia. >>I and my oldest sister are first born Georgians. >>My millde sister was born in Mobile, Alabama. >> >>Let me know if you want me to snail mail. >> >>Sandra >> >>Minnie Masters is my grandmother's ( Minnie Lee Masters Waldrop) >>grandmother. >> >> >>Betsy Masters wrote: >> >>>Hi Sandra, I would like to see the tin type picture if you could scan >>> >and > >>>email it to me. I have to do some searching on the Minnie Masters of >>> >Sabine > >>>Par., La. I'm sure I have something on her. Were you raised in Al. or >>>where do you live?? >>>----- Original Message ----- >>>From: "Sandra W. Doolittle" <nangirl@bellsouth.net> >>>To: <MASTERS-L@rootsweb.com> >>>Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 4:27 PM >>>Subject: Re: [MASTERS] Masters >>> >>> >>>>Hi Besty, >>>> >>>>Thank you so much for answering my message. >>>> >>>>I really don't know if this Minnie Masters is a part of our family or >>>> >not. > >>>>I just know , we have a tin type picture of a a middle age lady, it's >>>>hard to judge >>>>her age. My grandmother was living in Vinegar Bend, Alabama in the late >>>>1800s. >>>>Washington County. On the back of the picture is Mrs. Minnie Masters. >>>> >>>>How could I learn more about Minnie Masters in Sabine Parish, La,? >>>> >>>>Henry Masters is listed on my grandmother's death cert. as her father. >>>> >>>>Thank you so very much for your information, this is the closest I have >>>>come to even finding >>>>a Henry Masters and a Minnie Masters. >>>> >>>>If you hear of anyother, please keep me in mind. >>>> >>>>I am so grateful to have this , that you have sent me. >>>> >>>>Sandra >>>> >>>> >>>>Betsy Masters wrote: >>>> >>>>>Hi Sandra, There was a Minnie Masters in Sabine Parish, La. in the >>>>> >late > >>>>>1800's or early 1900's. Is this part of the same Minnie Masters >>>>> >family? > >>>>>Sonny----- Original Message ----- >>>>>From: "Sandra W. Doolittle" <nangirl@bellsouth.net> >>>>>To: <MASTERS-L@rootsweb.com> >>>>>Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2002 8:00 PM >>>>>Subject: [MASTERS] Masters >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>>Does anyone knows any Masters that were in Washington County, Alabama >>>>>>around 1874? >>>>>>I am looking for maybe J. O. or Henry and may Wilfred Masters. >>>>>>My grandmother Minnie Lee Masters was born in Yellow Pines, Alabama. >>>>>>Her grandmother Mrs Minnie Masters (this was on the pack of a >>>>>> >picture) > >>>>>>visited Vinegar Bend, Alabama , Washington County . >>>>>>Minnie's mother was Mary Elizabeth Woulard Masters, her family lived >>>>>> >in > >>>>>>Wayne/Green County, Mississippi. >>>>>> >>>>>>I don't know if Masters is a Jewish name or not...but the picture of >>>>>>Mrs. Minnie Masters, look as tho she might be Jewish >>>>>>or Indian. The picture is a tin type. >>>>>> >>>>>>The year my grandmother was born ther was a boat docked near her town, >>>>>>the name of the boat was the "Minnie Lee". >>>>>>I was wondering if....maybe this Master( Minnie and Fannie's) papa >>>>>>worked on the boat, and she met him while >>>>>>it was docked. >>>>>> >>>>>>Thanks for any help. >>>>>> >>>>>>Sandra >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>> >>> >> >> > >

Hi Sandra, Received the picture today, sorry to say we don't have a match. I knew it was a long shot but thought it worth the chance. Do you want the picture back?? If not I'll file it for future reference. I've got to do some more looking on the info for Minnie of Sabine Parish, I know its here. The name Manasco keeps coming to mind, can't remember if that was her maiden name or if she married one. I'll find it and get back to you. Thanks again, Sonny ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sandra W. Doolittle" <nangirl@bellsouth.net> To: <MASTERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 12, 2003 2:50 PM Subject: Re: [MASTERS] Masters > Hi Sonny, > > I will get the copy of "Mrs. Minnie Masters" picture in the mail, tomorrow. > I too, am looking forward to see if you have a match. > She is sitting in a chair, sort of leaning back, and looks like a > design on thewall in the background. > > > Thanks, for getting back in touch with me. > > Sandra > > > Betsy Masters wrote: > > >Hi Sandra, Yes, if you don't mind I would like to see the picture if you > >can send one. Address: 150 Plunkett Rd., Jonesboro, La. 71251. I have > >several tin type pictures from my grandmother's old trunk but don't have > >names to go with them. It's a long shot in the dark but miracles still > >happen. Don't have much on my ancestors. I know my great grandfather, > >William Jackson Masters, was born in Al. about 1830, he married Sarah Amanda > >Bryant in Shelby, Co. Al. in 1851 and they were in La. in the 1860 census. > >Three of their children were born in Al. and I have some old envelopes where > >they received mail from the Childersburg area in the 1880's but I believe > >they were from the Bryant's. Thanks, Sonny Betsy is my wife and I just > >use her email address. She's not into geneolgy. Waiting to here from you. > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: "Sandra W. Doolittle" <nangirl@bellsouth.net> > >To: <MASTERS-L@rootsweb.com> > >Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2003 2:30 PM > >Subject: Re: [MASTERS] Masters > > > > > >>Hi Besty, > >> > >>I am in the process of moving and my scanner has been taken down. I can > >>send you a copy of a copy of Minnie > >>Masters. > >>My cousin had the orginal tin type.....and insisted I sent it back, even > >>tho I used in genealogy and she doesn'. > >>I should have written copy of a tin type. I have several copies. > >> Actually you can see the copy better than the > >>orginal. > >>It will the end of next week or the first of the next week before I can > >>scan. Would you like for me to snail mail > >>it. I won't be shutting down until next Thursday, but will be glad to > >>snail mail > >> > >>La. is not to far from Washington County, Alabama, where Minnie Masters > >>came to visit my grandmother Minnie > >>Lee Masters Waldrop. > >> > >>I live in Columbus, Georgia, Muscogee County. > >>All my paternal ancestors are from Washington County, Alabama. > >>Daddy left Mobile, Alabama looking for work during the depression. > >>When he found worked, he worked and retired from Southern Bell Telephone > >>Company in Alabama > >>and inched his way up to Georgia, while working on the Line > >>-gang......plantind the creole polls and > >>strung the lines........which was alright, because mama, lived in > >>Columbus, Georgia. > >> > >>That is how we ended up Georgia. > >>I and my oldest sister are first born Georgians. > >>My millde sister was born in Mobile, Alabama. > >> > >>Let me know if you want me to snail mail. > >> > >>Sandra > >> > >>Minnie Masters is my grandmother's ( Minnie Lee Masters Waldrop) > >>grandmother. > >> > >> > >>Betsy Masters wrote: > >> > >>>Hi Sandra, I would like to see the tin type picture if you could scan > >>> > >and > > > >>>email it to me. I have to do some searching on the Minnie Masters of > >>> > >Sabine > > > >>>Par., La. I'm sure I have something on her. Were you raised in Al. or > >>>where do you live?? > >>>----- Original Message ----- > >>>From: "Sandra W. Doolittle" <nangirl@bellsouth.net> > >>>To: <MASTERS-L@rootsweb.com> > >>>Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 4:27 PM > >>>Subject: Re: [MASTERS] Masters > >>> > >>> > >>>>Hi Besty, > >>>> > >>>>Thank you so much for answering my message. > >>>> > >>>>I really don't know if this Minnie Masters is a part of our family or > >>>> > >not. > > > >>>>I just know , we have a tin type picture of a a middle age lady, it's > >>>>hard to judge > >>>>her age. My grandmother was living in Vinegar Bend, Alabama in the late > >>>>1800s. > >>>>Washington County. On the back of the picture is Mrs. Minnie Masters. > >>>> > >>>>How could I learn more about Minnie Masters in Sabine Parish, La,? > >>>> > >>>>Henry Masters is listed on my grandmother's death cert. as her father. > >>>> > >>>>Thank you so very much for your information, this is the closest I have > >>>>come to even finding > >>>>a Henry Masters and a Minnie Masters. > >>>> > >>>>If you hear of anyother, please keep me in mind. > >>>> > >>>>I am so grateful to have this , that you have sent me. > >>>> > >>>>Sandra > >>>> > >>>> > >>>>Betsy Masters wrote: > >>>> > >>>>>Hi Sandra, There was a Minnie Masters in Sabine Parish, La. in the > >>>>> > >late > > > >>>>>1800's or early 1900's. Is this part of the same Minnie Masters > >>>>> > >family? > > > >>>>>Sonny----- Original Message ----- > >>>>>From: "Sandra W. Doolittle" <nangirl@bellsouth.net> > >>>>>To: <MASTERS-L@rootsweb.com> > >>>>>Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2002 8:00 PM > >>>>>Subject: [MASTERS] Masters > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>>>Does anyone knows any Masters that were in Washington County, Alabama > >>>>>>around 1874? > >>>>>>I am looking for maybe J. O. or Henry and may Wilfred Masters. > >>>>>>My grandmother Minnie Lee Masters was born in Yellow Pines, Alabama. > >>>>>>Her grandmother Mrs Minnie Masters (this was on the pack of a > >>>>>> > >picture) > > > >>>>>>visited Vinegar Bend, Alabama , Washington County . > >>>>>>Minnie's mother was Mary Elizabeth Woulard Masters, her family lived > >>>>>> > >in > > > >>>>>>Wayne/Green County, Mississippi. > >>>>>> > >>>>>>I don't know if Masters is a Jewish name or not...but the picture of > >>>>>>Mrs. Minnie Masters, look as tho she might be Jewish > >>>>>>or Indian. The picture is a tin type. > >>>>>> > >>>>>>The year my grandmother was born ther was a boat docked near her town, > >>>>>>the name of the boat was the "Minnie Lee". > >>>>>>I was wondering if....maybe this Master( Minnie and Fannie's) papa > >>>>>>worked on the boat, and she met him while > >>>>>>it was docked. > >>>>>> > >>>>>>Thanks for any help. > >>>>>> > >>>>>>Sandra > >>>>>> > >>>>>> > >>>>>> > >>>> > >>> > >> > >> > > > > > > >