Thanks Bernice I was aware of the burial site of Jacob Lewis Pickle. Sam ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 1:32 PM Subject: Re: [MSATTALA] Pickle > I assume that you know that Jacob Lewis Pickle and his wife Nancy Doss > Pickle are buried in County Line Cemetery, he having died May 8, 1930 and she > having died Feb. 12, 1942. > Since I don't have the listing for Leake County cemeteries I wonder if maybe > his parents were buried in Leake County, or maybe they were buried in > unmarked graves? > > Bernice > > > ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== > Before forwarding any Virus Warnings or Chain Letters to anyone, check them out at: http://hoaxbusters.ciac.org/ Also, please Visit the Attala County Rootsweb site at http://www.rootsweb.com/~msattala/ > >

We aren't Pickles, but I do know that a number of Attala folks went to Neshoba Co. in the late 1800's, and some to Texas. Have you looked there? Kathy ----- Original Message ----- From: Sam Pickle <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, January 5, 2005 9:27 am Subject: [MSATTALA] Jacob Lewis Pickle > Thanks Martha > It is a mystery about Jacob and Catherine. Census shows them in > Attala County and then I lose track of them. Thanks for the > information on Jacob Lewis Pickle. > Sam > > > ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe: send an email to [email protected]@rootsweb.com > with the word unsubscribe in the body of the message. For 'Digest > Mode' send the unsubscribe message to [email protected] > >

There was a Marvin Pickle b. 1919 down at Dossville and died 1973 buried Kosciusko. I have not added any names of descendants for the last 25 years. But I do have him. He would be my mother's cousin. Janice ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Frazier" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 11:06 AM Subject: Re: [MSATTALA] Pickle > Hi Janice, > Just out of curiosity, do you know if Marvin Pickle of Kosciusko, who had > interests in the Sunflower Food Stores there was descended from this > family? > I had my first job at the Sunflower Store on the east corner of the > square. > David > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Janice Craft" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 9:32 AM > Subject: Re: [MSATTALA] Pickle > > >> My mother's oldest sister always listened to the family talk and she > handed >> down to me all she remembered. She stated that two brothers and a sister >> came to Attala Co and their father was named Jake. About 25 years ago I >> searched everything and could NOT find any listing for these other >> Pickles >> as being Jacob's chidlren. So in my history I state as the first three >> children Jack (John, my ancestor), Louis or Lewis, and sister Nancy. >> Nancy >> married first Jasper Henry Lee, then Mr. Dill, and then Henry Milton >> Jenkins. >> I have been researching family history since 1957. When I was researching >> the Pickle history I read everything in the MOnroe Co courthouse and >> could >> not find any evidence that these others were his children, but they > probably >> are. My idea is that Catherine is possibly NOT the mother of all his >> children. In 1870 she was living between two Pickles and with the JOhnson >> family - there is always the possibility that this Cassandra or Kizannah > was >> her daughter - but she was not with Jacob and Catherine in the 1850 > census. >> But how will we ever know for sure! >> Over the years I have picked up several more who could be Jacob's >> children >> but no proof! We are fortunate that old Jacob "Jake" was the only old > Pickle >> in this area of the country!!!! I have never found any proof that old > Jacob >> came to Attala County. Only found Catherine here in 1870. I think the > census >> taker missed an area of Monroe Co or Attala Co in 1860 as there were so > many >> Pickles that did not appear in the census of 1860. >> Janice Craft >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: <[email protected]> >> To: <[email protected]> >> Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 9:30 PM >> Subject: Re: [MSATTALA] Pickle >> >> >> > Janice, Sam, and all others interested >> > >> > I was not aware that Nancy went to Attala County. Which husband did she > go >> > with (Lee, Dill, or Jenkins)? >> > >> > Janice, you make a valid point about Jacob and Catherine and the > children. >> > The name Catherine is only definitely used by Robert (first child born) >> > and >> > Greenberry (second child, first female). Mary, who stayed in Fayette >> > County, had >> > no Catherine. James, another Fayette County Pickle, had no Catherine (I >> > have >> > only been able to identify three male children). As you pointed out, > John >> > "Jack" >> > Pickle had no Catherine. Jacob Lewis had a daughter named Mary C. > "Katie" >> > Pickle. Do we know what the C stands for? Nancy's first child with Mr. >> > Dill was >> > also named Mary C. Back in Monroe County, Henry Pickle had a daughter >> > named >> > Eliza C. Pickle. Once again I have no indication of what the C stands > for. >> > >> > The name thing intrigued me. I can honestly say it had never crossed my >> > mind. >> > So, I did some more checking. Robert, Henry, Greenberry, and Jacob >> > Lewis >> > all >> > had boys named Jacob. Mary, James, John "Jack" failed to use the name. >> > Nancy >> > only had one boy and his name was Lewis J. (do not know about the J). >> > >> > The question is seldom asked, but how did we formulate the list of the >> > children of Jacob and Catherine? I know that there was a list given in > the >> > Mother >> > Monroe book (or it History of Monroe). However, it never gave any >> > corroborating >> > evidence. Is there any hard evidence linking each child to Jacob and >> > Catherine. For example, Robert is named as a child of Jacob and > Catherine >> > Pickle in >> > the bible of Jacob "One-eyed Jake" Pickle, son of Robert. Kathy Wilcox, > a >> > descendent of Robert has some pretty convincing evidence that a Jacob >> > Pickle married >> > a Catherine Berry (it is posted at my website). While there are many >> > questions we need to answer, I think it is probably the most critical >> > question that we >> > should answer. >> > >> > >> > Janice --BTW - I was going through my file cabinet a few days ago and >> > found a >> > folder of letters that you sent me a few short years ago (or atleaset >> > is >> > seems not so long ago). Is it not amazing that we used to do this all >> > by >> > pen, >> > paper, and postage stamps. >> > >> > Greg Green >> > <A HREF="www.geocities.com/greenweeks">www.geocities.com/greenweeks</A> >> > >> > >> > >> > ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== >> > Before forwarding any Virus Warnings or Chain Letters to anyone, check >> > them out at: http://hoaxbusters.ciac.org/ Also, please Visit the >> > Attala >> > County Rootsweb site at http://www.rootsweb.com/~msattala/ >> > >> > >> >> >> >> ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== >> Have you visited the Attala Historical Society web site? The URL is > http://www.rootsweb.com/~msahs/ >> Now would be a good time to support the Attala Historical Society! >> >> > > > > ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== > Have you visited the American Local History Network, Attala County web > site yet? You can find it at > http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ms/county/attala/ > >

Thanks Sam, The dates you listed sound right for the Marvin Pickle I knew. I believe he died of a heart attack but not positive. David ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sam Pickle" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 3:12 PM Subject: [MSATTALA] Marvin Pickle > David I found Marvin Pickle listed in my research but do not have a source for the information. I have him recorded as Marvin Pickle b. April 12, 1919 d. June 7, 1972 buried in Attala County. Married Jo Dorris England abt. 1951 in Attala County. Marvin is the son of Alvin Campbell Pickle and Ida Evans. Alvin the son of John Ransom Pickle and Catherine Woods. I would appreciate anyone that could verify this information for me. > > Thanks > Sam > > > ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== > Before forwarding any Virus Warnings or Chain Letters to anyone, check them out at: http://hoaxbusters.ciac.org/ > Please Visit the Attala County Rootsweb site at <http://www.rootsweb.com/~msattala> > >

David I found Marvin Pickle listed in my research but do not have a source for the information. I have him recorded as Marvin Pickle b. April 12, 1919 d. June 7, 1972 buried in Attala County. Married Jo Dorris England abt. 1951 in Attala County. Marvin is the son of Alvin Campbell Pickle and Ida Evans. Alvin the son of John Ransom Pickle and Catherine Woods. I would appreciate anyone that could verify this information for me. Thanks Sam

Hi Janice, Just out of curiosity, do you know if Marvin Pickle of Kosciusko, who had interests in the Sunflower Food Stores there was descended from this family? I had my first job at the Sunflower Store on the east corner of the square. David ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janice Craft" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 9:32 AM Subject: Re: [MSATTALA] Pickle > My mother's oldest sister always listened to the family talk and she handed > down to me all she remembered. She stated that two brothers and a sister > came to Attala Co and their father was named Jake. About 25 years ago I > searched everything and could NOT find any listing for these other Pickles > as being Jacob's chidlren. So in my history I state as the first three > children Jack (John, my ancestor), Louis or Lewis, and sister Nancy. Nancy > married first Jasper Henry Lee, then Mr. Dill, and then Henry Milton > Jenkins. > I have been researching family history since 1957. When I was researching > the Pickle history I read everything in the MOnroe Co courthouse and could > not find any evidence that these others were his children, but they probably > are. My idea is that Catherine is possibly NOT the mother of all his > children. In 1870 she was living between two Pickles and with the JOhnson > family - there is always the possibility that this Cassandra or Kizannah was > her daughter - but she was not with Jacob and Catherine in the 1850 census. > But how will we ever know for sure! > Over the years I have picked up several more who could be Jacob's children > but no proof! We are fortunate that old Jacob "Jake" was the only old Pickle > in this area of the country!!!! I have never found any proof that old Jacob > came to Attala County. Only found Catherine here in 1870. I think the census > taker missed an area of Monroe Co or Attala Co in 1860 as there were so many > Pickles that did not appear in the census of 1860. > Janice Craft > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 9:30 PM > Subject: Re: [MSATTALA] Pickle > > > > Janice, Sam, and all others interested > > > > I was not aware that Nancy went to Attala County. Which husband did she go > > with (Lee, Dill, or Jenkins)? > > > > Janice, you make a valid point about Jacob and Catherine and the children. > > The name Catherine is only definitely used by Robert (first child born) > > and > > Greenberry (second child, first female). Mary, who stayed in Fayette > > County, had > > no Catherine. James, another Fayette County Pickle, had no Catherine (I > > have > > only been able to identify three male children). As you pointed out, John > > "Jack" > > Pickle had no Catherine. Jacob Lewis had a daughter named Mary C. "Katie" > > Pickle. Do we know what the C stands for? Nancy's first child with Mr. > > Dill was > > also named Mary C. Back in Monroe County, Henry Pickle had a daughter > > named > > Eliza C. Pickle. Once again I have no indication of what the C stands for. > > > > The name thing intrigued me. I can honestly say it had never crossed my > > mind. > > So, I did some more checking. Robert, Henry, Greenberry, and Jacob Lewis > > all > > had boys named Jacob. Mary, James, John "Jack" failed to use the name. > > Nancy > > only had one boy and his name was Lewis J. (do not know about the J). > > > > The question is seldom asked, but how did we formulate the list of the > > children of Jacob and Catherine? I know that there was a list given in the > > Mother > > Monroe book (or it History of Monroe). However, it never gave any > > corroborating > > evidence. Is there any hard evidence linking each child to Jacob and > > Catherine. For example, Robert is named as a child of Jacob and Catherine > > Pickle in > > the bible of Jacob "One-eyed Jake" Pickle, son of Robert. Kathy Wilcox, a > > descendent of Robert has some pretty convincing evidence that a Jacob > > Pickle married > > a Catherine Berry (it is posted at my website). While there are many > > questions we need to answer, I think it is probably the most critical > > question that we > > should answer. > > > > > > Janice --BTW - I was going through my file cabinet a few days ago and > > found a > > folder of letters that you sent me a few short years ago (or atleaset is > > seems not so long ago). Is it not amazing that we used to do this all by > > pen, > > paper, and postage stamps. > > > > Greg Green > > <A HREF="www.geocities.com/greenweeks">www.geocities.com/greenweeks</A> > > > > > > > > ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== > > Before forwarding any Virus Warnings or Chain Letters to anyone, check > > them out at: http://hoaxbusters.ciac.org/ Also, please Visit the Attala > > County Rootsweb site at http://www.rootsweb.com/~msattala/ > > > > > > > > ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== > Have you visited the Attala Historical Society web site? The URL is http://www.rootsweb.com/~msahs/ > Now would be a good time to support the Attala Historical Society! > >

My mother's oldest sister always listened to the family talk and she handed down to me all she remembered. She stated that two brothers and a sister came to Attala Co and their father was named Jake. About 25 years ago I searched everything and could NOT find any listing for these other Pickles as being Jacob's chidlren. So in my history I state as the first three children Jack (John, my ancestor), Louis or Lewis, and sister Nancy. Nancy married first Jasper Henry Lee, then Mr. Dill, and then Henry Milton Jenkins. I have been researching family history since 1957. When I was researching the Pickle history I read everything in the MOnroe Co courthouse and could not find any evidence that these others were his children, but they probably are. My idea is that Catherine is possibly NOT the mother of all his children. In 1870 she was living between two Pickles and with the JOhnson family - there is always the possibility that this Cassandra or Kizannah was her daughter - but she was not with Jacob and Catherine in the 1850 census. But how will we ever know for sure! Over the years I have picked up several more who could be Jacob's children but no proof! We are fortunate that old Jacob "Jake" was the only old Pickle in this area of the country!!!! I have never found any proof that old Jacob came to Attala County. Only found Catherine here in 1870. I think the census taker missed an area of Monroe Co or Attala Co in 1860 as there were so many Pickles that did not appear in the census of 1860. Janice Craft ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 9:30 PM Subject: Re: [MSATTALA] Pickle > Janice, Sam, and all others interested > > I was not aware that Nancy went to Attala County. Which husband did she go > with (Lee, Dill, or Jenkins)? > > Janice, you make a valid point about Jacob and Catherine and the children. > The name Catherine is only definitely used by Robert (first child born) > and > Greenberry (second child, first female). Mary, who stayed in Fayette > County, had > no Catherine. James, another Fayette County Pickle, had no Catherine (I > have > only been able to identify three male children). As you pointed out, John > "Jack" > Pickle had no Catherine. Jacob Lewis had a daughter named Mary C. "Katie" > Pickle. Do we know what the C stands for? Nancy's first child with Mr. > Dill was > also named Mary C. Back in Monroe County, Henry Pickle had a daughter > named > Eliza C. Pickle. Once again I have no indication of what the C stands for. > > The name thing intrigued me. I can honestly say it had never crossed my > mind. > So, I did some more checking. Robert, Henry, Greenberry, and Jacob Lewis > all > had boys named Jacob. Mary, James, John "Jack" failed to use the name. > Nancy > only had one boy and his name was Lewis J. (do not know about the J). > > The question is seldom asked, but how did we formulate the list of the > children of Jacob and Catherine? I know that there was a list given in the > Mother > Monroe book (or it History of Monroe). However, it never gave any > corroborating > evidence. Is there any hard evidence linking each child to Jacob and > Catherine. For example, Robert is named as a child of Jacob and Catherine > Pickle in > the bible of Jacob "One-eyed Jake" Pickle, son of Robert. Kathy Wilcox, a > descendent of Robert has some pretty convincing evidence that a Jacob > Pickle married > a Catherine Berry (it is posted at my website). While there are many > questions we need to answer, I think it is probably the most critical > question that we > should answer. > > > Janice --BTW - I was going through my file cabinet a few days ago and > found a > folder of letters that you sent me a few short years ago (or atleaset is > seems not so long ago). Is it not amazing that we used to do this all by > pen, > paper, and postage stamps. > > Greg Green > <A HREF="www.geocities.com/greenweeks">www.geocities.com/greenweeks</A> > > > > ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== > Before forwarding any Virus Warnings or Chain Letters to anyone, check > them out at: http://hoaxbusters.ciac.org/ Also, please Visit the Attala > County Rootsweb site at http://www.rootsweb.com/~msattala/ > >

Janice, Sam, and all others interested I was not aware that Nancy went to Attala County. Which husband did she go with (Lee, Dill, or Jenkins)? Janice, you make a valid point about Jacob and Catherine and the children. The name Catherine is only definitely used by Robert (first child born) and Greenberry (second child, first female). Mary, who stayed in Fayette County, had no Catherine. James, another Fayette County Pickle, had no Catherine (I have only been able to identify three male children). As you pointed out, John "Jack" Pickle had no Catherine. Jacob Lewis had a daughter named Mary C. "Katie" Pickle. Do we know what the C stands for? Nancy's first child with Mr. Dill was also named Mary C. Back in Monroe County, Henry Pickle had a daughter named Eliza C. Pickle. Once again I have no indication of what the C stands for. The name thing intrigued me. I can honestly say it had never crossed my mind. So, I did some more checking. Robert, Henry, Greenberry, and Jacob Lewis all had boys named Jacob. Mary, James, John "Jack" failed to use the name. Nancy only had one boy and his name was Lewis J. (do not know about the J). The question is seldom asked, but how did we formulate the list of the children of Jacob and Catherine? I know that there was a list given in the Mother Monroe book (or it History of Monroe). However, it never gave any corroborating evidence. Is there any hard evidence linking each child to Jacob and Catherine. For example, Robert is named as a child of Jacob and Catherine Pickle in the bible of Jacob "One-eyed Jake" Pickle, son of Robert. Kathy Wilcox, a descendent of Robert has some pretty convincing evidence that a Jacob Pickle married a Catherine Berry (it is posted at my website). While there are many questions we need to answer, I think it is probably the most critical question that we should answer. Janice --BTW - I was going through my file cabinet a few days ago and found a folder of letters that you sent me a few short years ago (or atleaset is seems not so long ago). Is it not amazing that we used to do this all by pen, paper, and postage stamps. Greg Green <A HREF="www.geocities.com/greenweeks">www.geocities.com/greenweeks</A>

About Jacob and Catherine Pickle. We can't assume that Catherine is the mother of these Pickles! I know from my family that John (my ancestor), Louis or Lewis, and sister Nancy (married Lee, Dill, Jenkins) are brothers and sister and were children of Jacob "Jake" Pickle. If you will notice in the names the three of these gave their children that there is NOT one who named a child "Catherine." Look at the others in Monroe County - Robert named his first known child "Catherine." Then when you check the names of the children of Green Berry Pickle that he named his first daughter "Catherine." Also, The Cassandra b. ca 1830 Miss, married to a R. Johnson and is listed in the 1870 Attala Co census where Catherine is living in 1870, could be a daughter of Catherine. We just do not know. And the census taker could have made a mistake and put Catherine with this Johnson family instead of with the Pickle family listed above the Johnsons or the family below them for Nancy Pickle and husband Jenkins. I have tried to find out more about this Cassandra but have not found a marriage license or anything else about her. I have copied the County Line Cemetery at Dossville and did not find many Pickles. I was born at Dossville in 1928 and my grandmother was Ada Pickle. When they dug a grave for my Aunt Sarah they found signs that someone else had been buried there. And we have no idea who was buried there. But I do not believe Catherine is the mother of the three (John, Lewis, Nancy) who came first to Attala Co. cause they did not name a child after her. Janice Craft

I assume that you know that Jacob Lewis Pickle and his wife Nancy Doss Pickle are buried in County Line Cemetery, he having died May 8, 1930 and she having died Feb. 12, 1942. Since I don't have the listing for Leake County cemeteries I wonder if maybe his parents were buried in Leake County, or maybe they were buried in unmarked graves? Bernice

Sam, I found in the 1870 Attala County, a Catherine Pickle, age 89, widow, b. NC living in the household of M.R. Johnson, age 42, b. GA and his wife Kizannah, age 40, b. MS. Their children were Frances J. age 15, Wm. L. Age 14, Martha age 11, James M. age 10, Martin age 8, John K. age 5, Thomas J. age 2, and Mary V., showing age as 1/6 (I think the census taker meant to write 1/12). If this Catherine was 89 in 1870, her date of birth would have been about 1781. Is this one yours? Also found in the 1870 Attala Census a Lewis Pickle, age 60, a potter and farmer just two doors down from the Johnson family and Catherine Pickle. This Lewis was age 60, b. AL. His wife was Mary, age 43, b. MS, and they had the following children: Lewis J., age 13, James M., age 10 and Kenny t., age 5. (In the 1860 Attala, this Lewis is shown at age 42, a jugmaker, b. AL. His wife, Mary, is shown age 35, b. AL, and the following children: John R., age 14, George W. age 12, Mary C., age 9, Lewis J. age 5 and james M. age 1. All the children b. MS) Hope this helps. Mozelle On Wednesday, January 5, 2005, at 09:27 AM, Sam Pickle wrote: > Thanks Martha > It is a mystery about Jacob and Catherine. Census shows them in > Attala County and then I lose track of them. Thanks for the > information on Jacob Lewis Pickle. > Sam > > > ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe: send an email to [email protected]@rootsweb.com with > the word unsubscribe in the body of the message. For 'Digest Mode' > send the unsubscribe message to [email protected] >

Janie Cagle you wrote that Jacob Lewis Pickle was your 2nd great grandfather. Robert Pickle, brother of Jacob Lewis is my 3rd great grandfather. I would like to share Pickle family information with you. The Cagle family is also connected to my family line. You can contact me directly at [email protected] Sam Pickle

Thanks Martha It is a mystery about Jacob and Catherine. Census shows them in Attala County and then I lose track of them. Thanks for the information on Jacob Lewis Pickle. Sam

Martha, I believe the Jacob Lewis Pickle in County Line Cemetery is the son of Jacob Lewis Pickle and May Mary Black. At least the dates match for the son. I still have not seen a listing for Jacob and Catherine or for Jacob Lewis 1820-1887 and May Mary 1827-187?. I would love to have death information on these two couples in my direct line. Janie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Martha Boggs" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 11:13 PM Subject: RE: [MSATTALA] Pickle > Sam, I could not find your Jacob and Catherine Pickle in the cemetery > book, > but did find your Jacob Lewis and many others by that name in the County > Line Baptist Church cemetery in Leake County/Attala County. > > Martha > > -----Original Message----- > From: Sam Pickle [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 9:47 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [MSATTALA] Pickle > > > Still searching for the burial site of Jacob Pickle and his wife > Catherine. > Jacob and Catherine moved form Monroe County to Attala County with their > son > Jacob Lewis Pickle. Any help will be appreciated. > Sam > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Janice Craft" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 9:06 PM > Subject: [MSATTALA] Pickle > > >> This is in regard to the 1880 Attala Co, Miss. census for Lewis Pickle >> age > 65. His census was on page 175 #102. Go to page 177 and you will find > where > those numbers pick up again. PICKLE is one of muy family names, as my > grandmother was a Pickle. >> I have been doing this for over 40 years and have found that the census > takers sometimes leave out a few families and they put them on another > page. > I remember one family that was left out and the census taker put one > member > of the family at the bottom of another page and then another member on the > bottom of another page, etc. >> The census taker had to make copies of the census and place the copies in > different sections of the county back in the early years of census taking. >> Janice Craft >> >> >> ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== >> Be sure to visit the Attala County Genealogy (MSGenWeb) web site at > http://www.rootsweb.com/~msattala/ >> >> > > > > ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== > The American Local History Network, Attala County web site can be found at > http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ms/county/attala/. Its well worth a visit. > > > > > ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== > Have you visited the American Local History Network, Attala County web > site yet? You can find it at > http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ms/county/attala/ > >

Sam, I could not find your Jacob and Catherine Pickle in the cemetery book, but did find your Jacob Lewis and many others by that name in the County Line Baptist Church cemetery in Leake County/Attala County. Martha -----Original Message----- From: Sam Pickle [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 9:47 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MSATTALA] Pickle Still searching for the burial site of Jacob Pickle and his wife Catherine. Jacob and Catherine moved form Monroe County to Attala County with their son Jacob Lewis Pickle. Any help will be appreciated. Sam ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janice Craft" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 9:06 PM Subject: [MSATTALA] Pickle > This is in regard to the 1880 Attala Co, Miss. census for Lewis Pickle age 65. His census was on page 175 #102. Go to page 177 and you will find where those numbers pick up again. PICKLE is one of muy family names, as my grandmother was a Pickle. > I have been doing this for over 40 years and have found that the census takers sometimes leave out a few families and they put them on another page. I remember one family that was left out and the census taker put one member of the family at the bottom of another page and then another member on the bottom of another page, etc. > The census taker had to make copies of the census and place the copies in different sections of the county back in the early years of census taking. > Janice Craft > > > ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== > Be sure to visit the Attala County Genealogy (MSGenWeb) web site at http://www.rootsweb.com/~msattala/ > > ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== The American Local History Network, Attala County web site can be found at http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ms/county/attala/. Its well worth a visit.

Still searching for the burial site of Jacob Pickle and his wife Catherine. Jacob and Catherine moved form Monroe County to Attala County with their son Jacob Lewis Pickle. Any help will be appreciated. Sam ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janice Craft" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 9:06 PM Subject: [MSATTALA] Pickle > This is in regard to the 1880 Attala Co, Miss. census for Lewis Pickle age 65. His census was on page 175 #102. Go to page 177 and you will find where those numbers pick up again. PICKLE is one of muy family names, as my grandmother was a Pickle. > I have been doing this for over 40 years and have found that the census takers sometimes leave out a few families and they put them on another page. I remember one family that was left out and the census taker put one member of the family at the bottom of another page and then another member on the bottom of another page, etc. > The census taker had to make copies of the census and place the copies in different sections of the county back in the early years of census taking. > Janice Craft > > > ==== MSATTALA Mailing List ==== > Be sure to visit the Attala County Genealogy (MSGenWeb) web site at http://www.rootsweb.com/~msattala/ > >

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This is in regard to the 1880 Attala Co, Miss. census for Lewis Pickle age 65. His census was on page 175 #102. Go to page 177 and you will find where those numbers pick up again. PICKLE is one of muy family names, as my grandmother was a Pickle. I have been doing this for over 40 years and have found that the census takers sometimes leave out a few families and they put them on another page. I remember one family that was left out and the census taker put one member of the family at the bottom of another page and then another member on the bottom of another page, etc. The census taker had to make copies of the census and place the copies in different sections of the county back in the early years of census taking. Janice Craft

Oh, the Ray family!

My connection to Attala cnty is through my wife's grandfather. His name is Addkison and that family is from up there. They're connected to quite a few other families up there, but I don't have my information in front of me know to be able to say who. Most of the time I lurk on the mailing list and just read, but I enjoy it very much. Once I dig out all my stuff, (I just moved not too long ago,) I'll post all the stuff I'm working on. Happy New Year!