Try page 911. There was another Payne listed. Marie

Okay if you have ancestry. Try this link. http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/census/ais/main.htm?rc=locale%7E&us=0 This should help. Marie

I saw T.J. Payne, but he doesn't seem to fit. Now I'm going page to page in Rankin county. I have access to both Ancestry and HQ. Ancestry misses names sometimes or misspells them. I think Thomas' mother's name was Mary, because she is living with Thomas and family in 1870 and listed as 60 yrs old. According to my Aunt's bible Thomas had two brothers, William and Arthur and a sister Virginia. Thanks for the help, I could sure use another pair of eyes. Becky in Ohio ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2004 5:46 PM Subject: Re: [MISSISSIPPI] 1860 census index for Rankin county > Do you have anyway to look at the census records? T. J. Payne is listed on > page 888. If not, let me know and just as soon as I have time, I will look for > you. > Marie > > > ==== MISSISSIPPI Mailing List ==== > To subscribe and Unsubscribe with ease, visit http://www.rootsweb.com/~mississi and scroll down and click the appropriate link for the list you want, then click on Send > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

Do you have anyway to look at the census records? T. J. Payne is listed on page 888. If not, let me know and just as soon as I have time, I will look for you. Marie

Does anyone have an index for the 1860 Federal Census for Rankin county,MS? I am looking for Thomas J. Payne born about 1840. I haven't found his parents yet. When Thomas married and had a family, he lived in Rankin county in the city of Brandon. Maybe his parents were from the same area. Can anyone help me? Becky in OHio

Robert, I guess I already knew that what I need is too early for a death cert. How abt. obits? Where would they be for 1886 Pike County, Summit, MS? I'm looking for Helena Baumgartner info. She died in Summit, her death cert. was in LA and she's buried in New Orleans. No obit found by helpful LA list folks. I'm trying to find out what her maiden name was and why she's buried in the Billet tomb. She was previously married to a Hakenjos and had 3 children with him. Any help is still appreciated!!! Anyone out there have any ideas? I'm in Kansas..... Susan Billett

Mississippi started keeping death certificates in Oct. 1912. The MS Dept. of Archives and History has copies of death certificates from 1912 until 1943. Anything after 1943 can be obtained from the Mississippi Bureau of Vital Statistics in Jackson. Robert

Where would I inquire abt. getting death certificates in MS? Thanks in advance for your help! Susan

Does anyone have any information on the Josiah Booth that married Mary Gilbert in Rankin county on August 11, 1844? Their children were: Mary Ann who married Thomas Payne Jefferson Monroe who married Catherine Childers G.W. Eli Catherine William Eliza If you recognize this family, please contact me. Becky Roberts Columbus, Ohio

Does anyone have any information on the family of Thomas J. Payne of Rankin county, MS? His wife was Mary Ann Booth and they had the following children: Arthur b. 1862 Nettie b. 1864 Virginia b. 1872 Lucinda b. 1874 William b. 1879 Luther Jackson b. 1886 Please contact me if you recognize this family. Still looking for Thomas' parents. Mary Ann's parents were Josiah Booth and Mary Gilbert. Thanks Becky Roberts Columbus, Ohio

THANKS!!!! THANKS SO MUCH. Unfortunately, no names, below, ring a bell. One of LIVINGSTON lines below: Have no SOLID proof that Wm LIVINGSTON and Lovina are / were parents of my Mattie Lue " aka Lucinda Lil". . Hope to hear from anyone researching this line. Thanks again. Mary Descendants of William Livingston 1 William Livingston b: 1796 in VA d: Aft. 1850 in Tippah, MS ? . +Lovinia ? b: 1805 in Tn d: Aft. 1850 in Tippah, MS ? . 2 Caroline Livingston b: 1825 . 2 Henry Livingston b: 1827 . 2 Joseph S. Livingston b: 1829 . 2 Samuel C. Livingston b: 1831 . 2 Polly Livingston b: 1834 . 2 William Livingston b: 1836 . 2 Mattie Lue Livingston b: 1838 in Hatchey River, Tn. d: Bet. 1890 - 1893 in Danville, Ar ..... +William Perry Crabb b: 1829 in Giles Co. Tn. d: 1893 in Dutch Creek Valley, Ar., Yell co. m: December 30, 1879 in Prentiss Co. Ms Father: Joseph Crabb Mother: Catherine Rogers ..... 3 Henry Livingston Crabb b: January 23, 1881 in Booneville, MS., Prentiss Co. d: April 08, 1963 in Carlsbad, NM., Eddy Co. ......... +Emily Darby Gordon b: May 02, 1885 in Holland, Tx d: June 01, 1960 in Carlsbad, NM., Eddy Co. m: August 18, 1903 in Bell Co. Tx. Father: Benjamin Ford Gordon Mother: Martha Jane Reid ..... *2nd Wife of Henry Livingston Crabb: ......... +Anna B. Baker b: 1894 in Ok d: February 23, 1981 in Carlsbad, Nm., Eddy Co. m: Bet. 1960 - 1963 . 2 Allen W. Livingston b: 1843 At 12:13 PM 2/29/2004, Edward Hall wrote: >Mary Ellen: > >I have a Melissa Ann Livingston b. 11 Jan. l963 who married Elmer Laverne >Trey Smith III...b. 3 Aug. 1963, and their children are Stephanie Marie >Smith, Jamie Elizabeth Smith, and Gregory Andrew Smith. Any of this ring >a bell with you, give me a holler. This is my infamous Smith Line...Goes >on and on forever...SMILE > >SIN

Sin, This is what I needed, words of encouragement, have said time and time again to stop. But I have decided to just ignore that person that called me out. I think that person had me removed,my goal is to learn and help during trial and error, that is what researching is about. Never had a problem until this person told me I was doing my searches all wrong. I submitted what I have and tried to elaborate on it as much as I can, with little or no information, can make it hard for me and others to search. But there should never be a reason to get upset and just remove me for trying. Oh well, I am just happy it is over!!!!!! I will resume some searches next time. Have to console my hubby and in laws at this time. Kay On Mon, 8 Mar 2004 12:39:10 -0800 "Edward Hall" <[email protected]> writes: > Kay: > > You are doing just fine. It is not easy to research and learn the > proper etiquette that some lists insist on. By the way, when I get > going, you are going to find some other researchers coming in here. > I have not let out that I am on this list yet..When I do, I exspect > to see a few folks in here who look at counties. You will be an > oldie here then. We all need help. So learn as you go, and help > when you can. > > I have noticed your needs, and plan in the future to address some of > them,.like learning where to find records, and what to exspect to > get from them, etc. I know your concerns will eventually lead to > looking at old shipping documents etc. Some organizations will > help, but you are still learning the ropes somewhat as far as I can > tell. So hang in there. You got my vote. > > Heck if they kick ya off, they can kick me too. (Smile) I think we > got us a home for researching right here. These guys are great and > I see all helping each other. I do not need to say more on that. > > SIN > > > ==== MISSISSIPPI Mailing List ==== > To subscribe and Unsubscribe with ease, visit > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mississi and scroll down and click the > appropriate link for the list you want, then click on Send > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > Karen Rogers "Good Things Are ALWAYS Happening!"

You do not have to reply, as I receive a copy of my own email from the lists I am on. I lost my email address book when I changed computers and I want to see if I am still subscribed to all the lists I belonged to. TIA Janice Navarro CO TX. If tears could build a stairway... And memories a lane... I'd walk right up to Heaven... And bring you home again. In memory of my husband: 1940-2003

There are black Mabry's in Texas. Have you checked the 1900 Texas census for this name? Perhaps they migrated out of MS prior to that time. It is a shame we don't have that 1890 census. Twenty years is a long time to try and track a family who may be on the move. Tree Mother ----- Original Message ----- From: Karen D Rogers <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, March 08, 2004 8:32 AM Subject: [MISSISSIPPI] 1900/county unknown, MS/MABRY Harry > year needed:1900, county is unknown for ms. > last known county: lee in 1880. > state:ms > surname:Mabry > first name :harry > race: African American or black > birth year: 1879, lee county, ms > parent(s): Angie Mabry > whereabouts: unknown > > > ==== MISSISSIPPI Mailing List ==== > To subscribe and Unsubscribe with ease, visit http://www.rootsweb.com/~mississi and scroll down and click the appropriate link for the list you want, then click on Send > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Kay: You are doing just fine. It is not easy to research and learn the proper etiquette that some lists insist on. By the way, when I get going, you are going to find some other researchers coming in here. I have not let out that I am on this list yet..When I do, I exspect to see a few folks in here who look at counties. You will be an oldie here then. We all need help. So learn as you go, and help when you can. I have noticed your needs, and plan in the future to address some of them,.like learning where to find records, and what to exspect to get from them, etc. I know your concerns will eventually lead to looking at old shipping documents etc. Some organizations will help, but you are still learning the ropes somewhat as far as I can tell. So hang in there. You got my vote. Heck if they kick ya off, they can kick me too. (Smile) I think we got us a home for researching right here. These guys are great and I see all helping each other. I do not need to say more on that. SIN

but why would Joshua (a brother, a cousin, a coincidence?) join a Mississippi regiment? love joan Joan: First off I have not yet checked the data base, but it is not unusual for neighbor states to share soldiers from other states. Especially after the war started. You are asking a question I cannot answser straight from a data base. Only your personal research can tell you where he was when he joined, and what was going on, age (did he leave family and RUN AWAY to war) so to speak. The age line of 19-21 after the war going to Texas suggests this could be a possible to consider. But there were younger soldiers, some of course were run aways, and others joined up with their fathers in same regiments etc. First note the induction spot, who would he know in the area first off? Did he go to join relatives inlisting in MS regiments? Having noted where he joined and or was inducted into the regiments, ask a question or two of his age considerations, such as was it to gain some type of experience because he had none or was the odd son out (one not likely to get a family land i! nheritance etc.) These and other questions are to be considered when looking into such research. Hope this helped you. If you want me to check data base for any info let me know. SIN

year needed:1900, county is unknown for ms. last known county: lee in 1880. state:ms surname:Mabry first name :harry race: African American or black birth year: 1879, lee county, ms parent(s): Angie Mabry whereabouts: unknown

In a message dated 3/7/2004 10:06:59 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Do you have an email of the rules of how we are > suppose to make > the requests known so I wont get removed from future ones?? If so, can > you send them > to me. Kay, I think it depends on the lists. The census lists' guidelines are more detailed, but the state and county Rootsweb lists usually only require that the subject of ALL postings be genealogical in nature and pertain to the list name. For instance, this list's guidelines state that postings not be off the topic of Mississippi genealogy. Because this one most definitely IS, we are both very much at risk of being suspended, so I will respond privately with instructions on how to get guideline copies for all your lists.

I have got a big concern, I was removed from a list and I think it might be the way I present the requests. Do you have an email of the rules of how we are suppose to make the requests known so I wont get removed from future ones?? If so, can you send them to me. Thanks. I really need to stay on the lists I am on, a nice lady brought it to me again, I was not trying to disobey the rules. I have so much going on, deaths and burials, back to back now. So just when I think of asking I hop on and hope to get answers. Again, I would like to remain on the lists I have and need to get back on one BADLY. This time I will print out the instructions, our PC upstairs was Internet Accessibility, now I can only get emails. That's a bummer, but I am adjusting to it will. Folks on here have been so nice to help, advise, and even send over Census' to me on my African American families. You all are so wonderful to me and I wish to stay on. Can I have that big favor from the list researchers? Good Nite and Thanks~ Dee and Linda~ and ALL!!!!!!! Kay

Maybe this will help....My family from Ms...3 brothers and Father all joined the same company and regiments...Also a brother in law.. Thomas