Morning Robert, Would your Jacob happen to be the one and the same Jacob indicated in my research notes... Jacob Lewis Pickle married to May Mary Black? I've been documenting the paper-trail of their daughter and her husband...Margaret S. Pickle b. Nov 30, 1871 Attala Co., MS - d. Dec 23, 1915 Attala Co., MS buried Smyrna Cemetery. Margaret married Nov 6, 1902 Attala Co., MS to Thomas Woodson Conn b. Oct 1854 Kosciuska, MS - d. ? buried ?. Son of James Carter Conn and 2nd wife Sarah Elizabeth O'Briant The 1900 census states Margaret's nickname as "Mollie Conn" age 44 but then on the other census' her nickname states "Maggie". The 1910 census Attala Co., MS indicates widower Thomas W. Conn age 56 and 2 children resided with his widower brother in law James M. Pickle age 49. The census states Thomas Conn occupation was Chicken Wagon Merchant whom must had traveled leaving his 2 babes Grover Cleveland and Clara R. Conn behind most the time The 1930 Attala Co Census indicates Thomas W. Conn remarried to the widow Annie T. "Triplett" age 55, living within the residence is brother in law James M. Pickle "divorced" age 69 and step son Glenn? O. Triplett age 28 ...I've been pretty much at a stand still from here. Catherine -----Original Message----- From: Sam Pickle [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, December 27, 2004 8:02 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MSATTALA] Roll Call Hello Robert Are you related with the Pickle family that migrated from Monroe County? My Jacob Lewis Pickle moved from Monroe County to Attala County about mid 1800's. Sam