I'm in pursuit of McIntyres (any of the 50+ known spellings) McInnes/McInnis/McGinnis/M*c? McGregory/MacGregory Lee/Leigh in Neshoba Co. from 1830 (could be earlier, though) till now. The lot of them are connected. Some of the McIntyres ended up in Van Zandt Co., Texas, but I've no idea how. Best regards, PK Murphy in Toronto A great-great-granddaughter of Nancy McIntyre and Evan Ludbrook Lee, both of mid-19th-century Neshoba Co.

Names I am researching: BURROUGH(s) MINCHEW PIERSON ELLIS BROWN Hazel Sanders

I have an Archibald Cameron born circa 1774 in scotland died circa 1842 in NC married Christian McKeithen March 15, 1807, Bluff Church North Carolina. B Wright _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

What the heck...I'll join in..Counties of interest are mainly: Wilkinson, Amite, Adams, Copiah, Franklin Looking for the following in MS: ASHLEY BYRD CASSELS DAY KING LANG McNEIL OGLESBY RANDALL SOJOURNER Tina Hall

I have a John Adcock Williams born 1820 in NC or SC (he claimed both at different time) family moved to MS not long after his birth to what became Choctaw and later Montgomery County. Either his mother was Indian or the whole family was---family legend is vague on that---one of his sons received a land settlement check in the 1920s (after Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek---Indians sued gov't case was finally settled in 20s)---the check disappeared---John's son was Oliver Monroe Williams born about 1864 (odd that John's pension from Civil War says he served in AL army). This guy is a real puzzle---Had 2 or three wives but these were not until the 1860s---Mary Peeples, Cynthia Henley, Mary Fletcher (who had same middle name and birthday as Mary Peeples abt 1841somewhere I have the exact date) His other children were Walter (full brother to Oliver) Etta Williams Horton (d/o Peeples) born 1861 Caroline Leatha Williams Singleton born 1892 or 82 Cal (he may not have existed at all) Cynthia Henley was born July 25, 1839 in AL (or so it says in 1860 Choctaw County census where she is married to a Johnson and living with his parents) If she was born in AL or MS can't find her in the 1850 census for those states--she had a twin sister named Martha who had a illegitimate son Will Henley---Cynthia had 2 Johnson children that lived: Eli born 1861 (first person buried at Hebron Cemetery in Montgomery County) and Tom. She never married again after John Williams left her with two boys---one still a baby---it is possible that she was where the Indian blood came. I'd just like to find out about Cynthia's family and John's: who were their parents (I stayed on the Henley list about 3 years where a large portion of them had AL kin from that time period but no one had heard of identical twin girls. (Cynthia spent the last part of her life living with her son Oliver--she seems to have been sick all the time after John left her---till Oliver got old enough to get a wife and care for her---we think a brother of hers lived with her to tend to the children---it is possible that Martha's boy Will lived in same household---he by the way married Sally Austin Herring in Montgomery County) thanks lee caldwell-owens

Researching: Davis Fortson Higgason McAllister Yeates In the counties of: Monroe Lowndes Union Webster Sunflower Tippah and perhaps others Mary Williams jigtweet@webtv.net

GRAHAM PERRY LEE DYESS HOSEY MORRIS- Monroe & Itawamba<AL<SC Names above Morris are found in JASPER Co, and counties south of Jackson, MS. Gayle Turner

Please contact me again . I lost your address. Contact me privately.

Ivy Baugh Powell Thrailkill Martin I am especially looking for information on Henry D. Ivy in Monroe, MS. in 1880. He married a Baugh. Would like to know who his father and mother was.

Copiah Co. Rogers Jones Collins Hicks Haynes Penn Murphy Sheffield Newton Co. Gill Cooksey Pat in Texas

This applies to Message Boards as well . Who is going to take time to read a message with the subject "Searching for family", "Looking for Roots ", "Jones Family" etc.? It isn't that most of us are indifferent , we would like to help if we can, but meaningful subject headings with approximate dates and migrations ( if known ) would really be a big help . For instance , I had relatives in MS from 1840-1890 . I might be able to help anyone looking for connections during that period, but would be no help at all in 1900- 2000. Gerald Gieger wrote: > Calling for a Roll Call is one of the quickest ways to get you banned from > most Lists - maybe not this one, because Ken is a good guy... > > Roll Calls serve no benefit except get everyone to send messages to everyone > else...not to mention hundreds, no thousands, of Deletes... > > In addition, they take up VALUABLE space on Rootsweb's archive servers...Do > you know that every messages which is sent to the List is archived under the > Subject? So, a message with the Subject "Mississippi Roll Call" will be > filed with all the other Mississippi messages for people to access at some > later date...Now imagine 500,000 messages with the Subject "Roll Call" and > tell me how many folks will ever look at your message, seeing they have to > wade thru 499,999 to find yours? > > A much better way to get your message out is to send a question to the list, > asking for specific individuals, or Surnames, and put a meaningful Subject > line with the Surname of that individual. > > Genealogy is a slow science...It may take years, indeed eons, before you > find that elusive answer...with the advent of the Internet, things have > speeded up, but it is still slow...We live in a day of fast cars, fast > living, everything Fast, and we are impatient when it is SLOW. We want > instant gratification, but it does not always come...so as good > genealogists, we must press on, and on, until the answer arrives...but don't > expect a Roll Call to provide your saving grace... > > I support Rootsweb, and don't want their assets wasted... > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp > > ==== MISSISSIPPI Mailing List ==== > Visit the Mississippi-L Website at http://www.rootsweb.com/~mississi > where you can both SUBSCRIBE and UNSUBSCRIBE with a click of the mouse. > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

Researcher search: Hoping to find , make contact with LDS church member doing research on Enoch Hays (Haze) LAMB and second spouse Catherine (CARRELL ?) Champion. Posting to LDS of records was dated 12 May 1998. This second family for both Enoch and Catherine migrated to Delta Co., TX early 1870's. Any help with this line of Webster Co MS LAMB's is very much appreciated. Thanks, Pat N M

Mary Jane Cameron was b. c. 1841 MS prob. Holmes Co., do you have any knowledge of her family? Gladys

John W. Wood and Mary Jane Cameron were married c. 1858 in probably Holmes Co., MS. Gladys Parker

I would appreciate any information on the family living in Holmes Co 1850-1870 and maybe later. My g-gfather John W. Wood was b. Oct. 1832 and the oldest child. Gladys

Researching LAMB family from Webster Co. Enoch Hays (Haze) LAMB married second spouse: Catherine (maiden name may be CARRELL) Champion about 1865. First child, Frances, was born abt 1866 in Oktibbesha Co MS. Thank you for any confirmation of marriage of this couple. Pat N M

I know it's late in the game , but dates would be helpful Robin Latham wrote: > > ADAMS----Amite Co > SMITH ------Copiah Co -- Franklin Co > LAZARUS-----Adams Co---Franklin Co > RODRIGUEZ----Franklin Co > BROWN---Amite Co--only the William Brown and Nancy Adams family > > ==== 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 > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

Looking for family of: Unknown Parker and Mary Parker with children: Thomas Lee Parker Nancy Parker Later moved to Arkansas. Sorry thats all the info I have at this time. Please contact me if these names are familiar. Della

HANSON PHILLIPS SMITH McCRARY Information needed on the above surnames, but especially on: A.J. Smith, possibly brother of Eliza/Elizabeth Smith, who married Matthew McCrary. Eliza & Matthew appear on 1850 C. for Tippah Co. with several children, including youngest son, Smith (Sanford) McCrary, age 6, b. MS. Eliza is listed as age 47, b. in SC; Matthew is listed as age 52, b. SC. When Smith Sanford (S.S.) McCrary applied for his CSA pension in TX, an affidavit on his behalf was filed by A.J. Smith in San Antonio, TX, stating that he had known S.S. McCrary since they were children in MS, and affirming the military service of Smith Sanford McCrary in the 3rd MS Cavalry. S.S. McCrary, the Hansons and A.J. Smith left Water Valley, MS about 1873-74 to come to TX. I think A.J. Smith was related to Eliza, but I have no other information to go on. Thanks to all for any help on this. Harriet

MISSISSIPPI CHOCTAW Indian THOMAS HARVEY- (TOMA-HA- JAH) Had daugher Lucy b.1816 Ga. and a son William Clarion LUCY HARVEY married ARCHIBALD W CAMERON b.1812 N.C. Lived in Choctaw Co . Their children left Choctaw Co Ms in 1874 and came to Texas Children were MARY ELIZABETH CAMERON b 1835 Al. married George Washington GORDON CYNTHIA ADAILINE CAMERON b.1839 Al married John L HILLYER NANCY MARIE CAMERON b ms 1842 never married THOMAS CAMERON b 1844 Ms FLORA ANN BELL ZELDA.b.1851 ms married Thomas Rufus HARRIS KAY RUFUS CAMERON.b.1847 Ms married Willie N.BELL ALICE WADE CAMERON b 1854 Ms married D.W. HUGHES in Texas.