Mr. White, My wife and I would like a copy of your book. Please reserve a copy for us and we will put a check in the mail tomorrow. Thanks, Thomas Tedder ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bennie White" <bennie@netpathway.com> To: <MSCLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2001 9:39 PM Subject: Clarke Co., MS Cemetery Inscriptions > I have a number of copies left of my book, "Cemetery Inscriptions of Clarke > County, Mississippi, Vol. 1", available for immediate shipment. Contains > tombstone inscriptions from 29 cemeteries; 246 pages including a full name > index; soft cover, 8 1/2 by 11. Cost $30.00 postpaid. Order from: > > Bennie W. White > 5458 Highway 18 East > Quitman, MS 39355 > > Thanks! > > Bennie > ---------------------------------------------------- > Bennie White bennie@netpathway.com > Homepage: http://www.netpathway.com/~bennie/index.html > ClarkeCoMS: http://www.egroups.com/group/ClarkeCoMS > > > ==== MSCLARKE Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > >

Thanks Erline. I have reserved one for you. Bennie EHSTEED@aol.com wrote: > > Hello, Bennie - > > I would like to have one of the Clarke Co. cemetery books. Please reserve one > and I will put a check in the mail in the morning. Many thanks. > > Erline > > ==== MSCLARKE Mailing List ==== > MSGenWeb site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~msclarke/index.html > > ============================== > The easiest way to stay in touch with your family and friends! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST1

I have a number of copies left of my book, "Cemetery Inscriptions of Clarke County, Mississippi, Vol. 1", available for immediate shipment. Contains tombstone inscriptions from 29 cemeteries; 246 pages including a full name index; soft cover, 8 1/2 by 11. Cost $30.00 postpaid. Order from: Bennie W. White 5458 Highway 18 East Quitman, MS 39355 Thanks! Bennie ---------------------------------------------------- Bennie White bennie@netpathway.com Homepage: http://www.netpathway.com/~bennie/index.html ClarkeCoMS: http://www.egroups.com/group/ClarkeCoMS

Posted on: Clarke Co. Ms Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Clarke/313 Surname: Parker ------------------------- We are searching for information on Henry Issac Seaborn/Sebron Parker & Delilah/Delia Robinson from around Jasper & Clarke County Areas. We know that they had 13 children: 1. Sarah F. Parker b. abt 1848 - Unknown 2. William Clifton "Jasper" Parker - Jan 18,1850 - Unknown -m- Mary Sellers. (Jasper & Mat Parker were twins.) 3. James Matthew "Mat" Oliver Parker - Jan. 18,1850 - Dec 25, 1920. -m- Harriet Bishop 1st; then he married Laura McCollium. 4. Mary M. "Mitt" Parker - abt. 1853 - Unknown. -m- Matt Byrd. 5. Benjamin N. "Ben" Parker - Oct 15, 1855 - June 22,1903. -m- Cassie Graham 1st; Susan Quimby 2nd; unknown 3rd. 6. Luvenia Parker - 1861 - Unknown. (Luvenia & Perry Anderson Parker were twins) 7. Perry Anderson Parker - 1861 - 1909. -m- Martha E. Myrick. 8. Suzanne V. Parker - Feb 22,1863 - Nov 6,1941. -m- Sylvester Henry Myrick. She is our line. (Suzanne & Thomas Parker were twins) 9. Thomas "Tom" "Rooster" Parker - Feb 22,1863 - Unknown. 10. Issah M. "Zac" Parker - June 19,1864 - Sept 22,1934 -m- Kate ?. 11. Sebron Parker - abt 1866 - Unknown 12. John W. Parker - Aug 21,1864 - Sept 22,1934 -m- Ida B. 13. Martha Jane Parker - Jan 6,1870 - Oct 6,1943. -m- John Duncan Manning. Do you have any information on any of these people? Would love to correspond and exchange information with you. Thanks for any help. Brenda Poole

Posted on: Clarke Co. Ms Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Clarke/312 Surname: Bolton, Bolden, Boulton, Boldin, Risher, Rasher, Rizer, Riser, Risor, Richer, O'Neil, O'Neal, Taylor, Bishop, Eubanks, Smith, Buffington, Atkinson, Hinson, Henson ------------------------- The surnames I have the least information on in Clark and Wayne Cos.,MS.,and Washington,Marengo and Jackson Counties ,AL., are; Harry Joseph O'Neil,Daniel H O'Neal, Martha (Margaret) Risher; John ,James, Osborne, Isabella and Jane Bolton,( Bolden) ,and Jack Lee(Jackson Levi) Hinson(Henson).Hinson.

Posted on: Clarke Co. Ms Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Clarke/310 Surname: ------------------------- If you have ancestral connections to Clarke Co., MS and the surrounding counties, you are invited to join the ClarkeCoMS web site and mailing list. We have a goldmine of genealogical info from Clarke Co. posted at the site. For more info, visit: http://www.egroups.com/group/ClarkeCoMS This is a free site.

Posted on: Clarke Co. Ms Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Clarke/309 Surname: Harris, Tucker, Menasco ------------------------- Sidney Augustus Harris, b. 30 Oct 1862, m. 25 Jan 1887 to Amelia Caroline Augusta Menasco, d. 07 May 1905. Born at Shubuta, Clarke Co. MS, died at Ovett, Jones Co. MS. Parents: William Harris b. 1816 and Mary Elizabeth Walters b. 1826. Siblings: Sarah Harris b. 1844; Clarissa Harris b. 1846, m. Edward Reils; James Harris b. 1848, d. 18860; Mary Ann Harris b. 1850, m. Reuben Pittman; Adaline Melinda Harris b. 1856 d. 1945, m. William Preston Long; William L. Harris b. 1859. This information was taken from one of the Strickland books in the Laurel-Jones County Library, Laurel, MS.

Hi All my relatives on "both sides" have Mississippi roots of many years. I had very little MS schooling so I don't know much MS history. Please let me know some books or other places where I might get MS history. The following is a list of treaties that formed MS. Frann > > > > >TREATIES CREATING MISSISSIPPI > > The Choctaw, Chickasaw and Natchez Indians at one time were in possession of the 30 million > acres that make the present state of Mississippi. Hernando DeSoto entered in 1540 and in 1699 > the white man camped at Ocean Springs across from Biloxi. The United States began making > treaties in 1786 and made the final one in 1830. > > 1786-The Treaty of Hopewell gave the U. S. certain trading rights in the Choctaw Nation. > There was no land involved in this treaty but it did re-define the old Choctaw line which is > basically the Georgia-Alabama border as it is today. Under this treaty any U. S. citizen > would forego his citizenship if he settled in the Choctaw Nation, thus making him under > Indian law. > > 1795-The Treaty of San Lorenzo was an agreement with Spain defining the southern inland border > of Mississippi as the 31st degree boundary. It is the border of Mississippi that begins at > the Mississippi River in the southwest corner and continues eastward approximately 100 miles > to the Pearl River at a point about 15 miles southeast of Columbia. This did not include the > coastal area. > > 1801-The Treaty of Fort Adams gave the U. S. the Vicksburg, Woodville, Natchez region plus the > right to build a road from Natchez to Nashville. Originally called the Chickasaw Road it was > later changed to the Natchez Trace. If you aren't in a hurry, this road is the way to travel. > Those of us with Mississippi roots are probably a little prejudiced but we think it is the most > beautiful drive in America, especially in the fall and spring. > > 1802-The Treaty of Fort Confederation was signed on the Itombi Ikbi which is now the Tombigbee > River. Fort Confederation was about 50 miles northwest of the present site of Demopolis, > Alabama. The part given to Mississippi in the treaty was a small strip in the southeast > corner of Mississippi. > > 1805-The Treaty of Mount Dexter was signed near the present-day site of Columbia, Mississippi. > The Treaty of Fort Confederation combined with The Treaty of Mount Dexter gave the U. S. a > large block of land which extended from about 60 miles east of Natchez to the > Alabama-Mississippi border. Choctaw chiefs Apuckshunubbee, Pushmataha and Mosholatubbee > signed with $50,000 cash transferred in the deal. > > 1816-The Treaty of Choctaw Trading House was signed at St. Stephens, Alabama. It gave the > U. S. a small block of land above the present-day Columbus, Mississippi. > > 1816-The First Chickasaw Treaty referred to as the Treaty of Chickasaw Council House was > signed west of Tupelo at Old Field. General Andrew Jackson was present at the signing which > gave Mississippi a small parcel of land in the Amory-Aberdeen area but more land to Tennessee > and Alabama. > > 1820-The Treaty of Doak's Stand is sometimes called The Puckshenubbee Treaty and includes a > large area with such present-day locations as Greenville, Belzoni, Crystal Springs, Jackson, > & Yazoo city. It was signed in the eastern part of what is now Madison County. Unfortunately > for the Choctaws, they accepted land "beyond the great river" as partial payment and were soon > moved to western Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma. > > 1830-The Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek was signed in Noxubee County about 15 miles west of > Macon. This involved the largest tract of land which started near Waynesboro and extended > in a northwesterly direction to 75 miles south of Memphis, Tennessee. Greenwood, LeFlore, > Mashulatubbee and Nittachee were the Indian chiefs who signed the treaty. > > 1832-The Chickasaw Treaty or Pontotoc Creek Treaty involved several million acres in the > northern portion of the state and ended the claim of any tribe to land in Mississippi. > This land started at the northern border of the state and extended south to the region > acquired in the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek. The western border was the Mississippi River > and the eastern border was the present Alabama-Mississippi line. > > >

Pat I will give you the Morgan names I have. My great grandmother was 1 of 15 children so maybe somewhere we can make a connection. Thomas Morgan married Isabell Unknown Their son Mahlon Malon Morgan m. Sarah Teague, dau. of unknowns They had 11 children: John 1802, Benjamin 1805 m. Lucinda Hooper, Davis 1806 m. Nancy Brown, Sarah m. John Buron, Isabella, Malen or Mahlon b 1815 m. Jane McCord, Unity m. a. J. Mcdonald, Caroline, Thomas b 1821 m Martha, Richard b 1829 m Harriett, William b 1830 m. Sariah L. Benjamin & Lucinda Hooper had John, James, Lucinda, Louisa, Susan marliza, Martha, Benjamin, Ira, Eran, Lucinda, and Richard Davis & Nancy Brown had Nancy Gertrude, Mary, Susan, Paralee, Sallie, Emma, m. 2nd Mary Lyon and had Thomas Mahlon, Elizabeth L., Eliza Ann, Joel Benjamin, Vicky, and William Napoleon Mahlon & Jane McCord had Benjamin F., William, Davis, Cornilia, Francis, Joan, John M., Isabella, James W., Andrew, Nancy E., Mary Jane, Sarah Caroline, Amanda, & George Unity Amanda & A. J. McDonald had 6 children McDonald name Thomas & Martha had Elizabeth & Martha Richard & Harriet had Julia Many of these are buried in Jasper Co., MS If you see any names or dates that are close, let me know. Many of mine are based on census & can be off a little. Frann ---------- > From: Pat Simmons <sig0817@aol.com> > To: MSCLARKE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Morgan > Date: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 9:44 PM > > Posted on: Clarke Co. Ms Queries Forum > Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Clarke/307 > > Surname: Lovett, Morgan, Lee, Bullock, Brady > ------------------------- > > My Great Grandpa was James Allen Morgan,b. 1857-1867, and died unknown. > He married Charlotte Adeline Brady, in Newton, Ms. HIs children were: Mary > Sally O'Flynn Morgan, Charles H. Morgan, Isaac Ransom Morgan, John Hubert > Morgan. John is my Grandpa, who married Charity Elizabeth Bullock. We have > hit a brick wall with James, so if you should see any connection, we sure > would love to hear from you. The old family saying is that, he went out > to feed the pigs and never came back. We have been searching a long time > and keep hitting the brick wall. Thanks, Pat > > > ==== MSCLARKE Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! >

Pat I will give you the Morgan names I have. My great grandmother was 1 of 15 children so maybe somewhere we can make a connection. Thomas Morgan married Isabell Unknown Their son Mahlon Malon Morgan m. Sarah Teague, dau. of unknowns They had 11 children: John 1802, Benjamin 1805 m. Lucinda Hooper, Davis 1806 m. Nancy Brown, Sarah m. John Buron, Isabella, Malen or Mahlon b 1815 m. Jane McCord, Unity m. a. J. Mcdonald, Caroline, Thomas b 1821 m Martha, Richard b 1829 m Harriett, William b 1830 m. Sariah L. Benjamin & Lucinda Hooper had John, James, Lucinda, Louisa, Susan marliza, Martha, Benjamin, Ira, Eran, Lucinda, and Richard Davis & Nancy Brown had Nancy Gertrude, Mary, Susan, Paralee, Sallie, Emma, m. 2nd Mary Lyon and had Thomas Mahlon, Elizabeth L., Eliza Ann, Joel Benjamin, Vicky, and William Napoleon Mahlon & Jane McCord had Benjamin F., William, Davis, Cornilia, Francis, Joan, John M., Isabella, James W., Andrew, Nancy E., Mary Jane, Sarah Caroline, Amanda, & George Unity Amanda & A. J. McDonald had 6 children McDonald name Thomas & Martha had Elizabeth & Martha Richard & Harriet had Julia Many of these are buried in Jasper Co., MS If you see any names or dates that are close, let me know. Many of mine are based on census & can be off a little. Frann ---------- > From: Pat Simmons <sig0817@aol.com> > To: MSCLARKE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Morgan > Date: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 9:44 PM > > Posted on: Clarke Co. Ms Queries Forum > Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Clarke/307 > > Surname: Lovett, Morgan, Lee, Bullock, Brady > ------------------------- > > My Great Grandpa was James Allen Morgan,b. 1857-1867, and died unknown. > He married Charlotte Adeline Brady, in Newton, Ms. HIs children were: Mary > Sally O'Flynn Morgan, Charles H. Morgan, Isaac Ransom Morgan, John Hubert > Morgan. John is my Grandpa, who married Charity Elizabeth Bullock. We have > hit a brick wall with James, so if you should see any connection, we sure > would love to hear from you. The old family saying is that, he went out > to feed the pigs and never came back. We have been searching a long time > and keep hitting the brick wall. Thanks, Pat > > > ==== MSCLARKE Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! >

Posted on: Clarke Co. Ms Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Clarke/307 Surname: Lovett, Morgan, Lee, Bullock, Brady ------------------------- My Great Grandpa was James Allen Morgan,b. 1857-1867, and died unknown. He married Charlotte Adeline Brady, in Newton, Ms. HIs children were: Mary Sally O'Flynn Morgan, Charles H. Morgan, Isaac Ransom Morgan, John Hubert Morgan. John is my Grandpa, who married Charity Elizabeth Bullock. We have hit a brick wall with James, so if you should see any connection, we sure would love to hear from you. The old family saying is that, he went out to feed the pigs and never came back. We have been searching a long time and keep hitting the brick wall. Thanks, Pat

Posted on: Clarke Co. Ms Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Clarke/306 Surname: Morgan ------------------------- You mentioned Morgan in your list. What is your connection to the Morgan line? I have a Morgan great grandmother & have a little on this line. Frann

Posted on: Clarke Co. Ms Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Clarke/305 Surname: Harris, Menasco ------------------------- Searching for parents fo Sidney Augustus Harris, probably born in Clarke Co. 28 Feb 1862, later married to Amelia Caroline Menasco Abt. 25 Jan 1887 in Clarke Co. He died 07 May 1905 in Jones Co., MS.

Posted on: Clarke Co. Ms Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Clarke/304 Surname: Lovett, Morgan, Lee, Brady, Bullock ------------------------- Researching Alexander Hayes Lovett, born in Ga., married Lucy Ann Brady, daughter of George Washington Brady and Mary Naomi Brady, in Clarke Co., Ms. on Jan 1, 1875. There are several instances connecting Alexander with the family of Stinson Simion Lovette. Simion Sr. was married to Eliz Savage and the both were from NC. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks, Pat sig0817@aol.com

Posted on: Clarke Co. Ms Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Clarke/303 Surname: Lewis ------------------------- This is what I have on how the Lewis Clan arrived in Clarke Co. back in the 1860's: I have shared this info with others and I am including it here for Lewis researchers: The earliest verifiable Lewis that I have is Walden Lewis who was born in 1875 in either VA or NC. A record of a passport issued at South West Point, TN showing that Walden Lewis and Hugh Beaty obtained a License to trade in the Cherokee Nation with their purpose being to purchase cattle. It is dated July 5, 1802. It reads 'Hugh Beaty having obtained licence to trade in the Cherokee Nation & his object being to purchase Cattle he is hereby permitted to take Walden Lewis & George Burns to assist him in driving his stock . . . 5th July 1802, There is also a record from Roane Co., TN County Court Minutes, Minute Book A (1801-1805) with the following notation: " We, the Grand Jury, present Richard Oliver and Walden Lewis for committing an assault and battery on each other." This is dated July 29, 1802. On October 9, 1802, Walden Lewis and his wife, along with several others, obtained permission at South West Point, TN, to pass through the Cherokee Nation to Jackson County in Georgia. It reads 'Henry Kerr & his wife, Walden Lewis & his wife, John Jones & John Lee have permission to pass thro that part of the Cherokee Nation between this place & Jackson County in the state of Georgia . . . 9 Octo 1802 N.B. The above persons have with them 4 horses'. In 1805 records indicate a host of Lewises participated in the 1805 Georgia Land Lottery. Walden drew two blanks in Greene County, (later to become Greene Co., MS) He and his family were in Greene Co., MS then moved to Jasper Co after the 1833 Dancing Rabbit Treaty that opened it for settlement. The family remained in Jasper Co. until after the Civil War, when most moved to Clarke Co., MS some staying and others moving on to Jones Co. I have details of who left Jasper Co. and who stayed, also who left Clarke Co. and who stayed. And I have all the lines on the Lewis clan that moved to Jones Co. Milton Alexander Lewis, son of Alexander Lewis and Amanda Fitzallen (Ryan) Lewis, was serving in the Mississippi Legislature in 1908, representing Jasper County. His biography in the official record states that "His paternal ancestors came from Virginia to Georgia in the early part of the last century; his great-grandfather, Walden Lewis, fought in the Indian Wars." So far, I have not been able to verify any service by Walden in the Indian Wars or War of 1812. Walden Lewis married Mary Polly Mosely in 1802. He died in 1850 in Jasper Co. She died in 1870. I trace my line through one of their sons John Anderson Lewis b. 1804 in GA. He was married to Mary Ann Hutto. My line to JA and Mary Ann is through their son Walden Lewis b. 1822 and married to Malinda E. b. 1824. At 42 years old, Walden was in the 1st Regiment Miss. Calvary during the Civil War and surrendered at Citronelle, AL on May 4, 1865. Their son John C.C. Lewis was my great grandfather (b. 1847) He was married to Georgianne McBride in 1874. Both are buried at Antioch Methodist Church cemetery in Jones Co. Their son Jasper Lewis b. 1888 was my grandfather. I have quite a few facts about all these Lewis folks. I have been researching them since 1978 (long before the internet). I have a manuscript (not yet published) on early Mississippi settlers that contains more details than I can list here. I am not quick to jump to conclusions and have tried to verify info through multiple sources. I hope this helps any other Lewis researcher. Dean Reid

Posted on: Clarke Co. Ms Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Clarke/302 Surname: Phillip Sheldt, Charles Horace Sheldt, Matilda Ann Wolfe ------------------------- Looking for info on any Sheldt's. Phillip Sheldt died in Enterprise, Clark, Mississippi. He was married to Matilda Ann Wolfe who died in Enterprise, Ms. in 1878. They had immigrated from Germany. Charles Sheldt was born in Enterprise on 10 Nov.,1872

I am also a descendent of J.C. WATTS and Eliza Jane KING. No death dates, yet. A Probate record for James WATTS around 1870 can answer some of your questions. I haven't seen it and I don't have a copy of it because the copier was down the day my sister saw it in Quitman. She was running short on time so she did not hand copy it, eight pages or so.. They are buried at the Old Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Elwood, Clarke, MS. I am a descendent of Sarah Tissiloo WATTS. I'll be happy to share what I have. Also there is a Neal WATTS and Doug GORDON doing research on this line, too. Have you checked out the Egroups site for Clarke County? It's great! HAPPY NEW YEAR AND HAPPY HUNTING............. Bonnie Killman

I just posted on genforum my RISHER request. Martha Risher Bolton was born in AL. Her mother was born in AL., her father in TN. This was on the 1880 Clarke County ,MS. census. They were also on the 1850 census in Clarke County. Which RISHER family did Martha come from? My dad always said he thought her father was a James Risher, and there were SMITHs in her family.---Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: Frann S. Clark <frannc@beci.net> To: <MSCLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, December 29, 2000 4:53 PM Subject: Re: Jones Cook > Brenda > Interested in corresponding to try to locate some relatives who seem to > have no beginning & no end. > Names such as Risher, Morgan, James, Johnston > If you are interested, let me know & I'll send dates. > Frann > > ---------- > > From: Brenda Preuss <bfpreuss@yahoo.com> > > To: MSCLARKE-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Jones Cook > > Date: Thursday, December 28, 2000 11:49 AM > > > > Posted on: Clarke Co. Ms Queries Forum > > Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Clarke/299 > > > > Surname: Jones, Cook > > ------------------------- > > > > Peggy, sorry, but I found none of the names you listed in my family > database. > > You may want to add some dates and places to your query, to help other > > researchers try and make a connection to your family. Someone else may > > be looking for your line outside of Clarke Co, MS. > > > > Happy Hunting! > > > > Brenda > > > > > > ==== MSCLARKE Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > ============================== > > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! > > > > > ==== MSCLARKE Mailing List ==== > MSGenWeb site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~msclarke/index.html > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library > >

Does your city/county have a web page or URL for Archive online public records for your city or County, to view online? thanks, Pat Kendrick_@Webtv.com

Brenda Interested in corresponding to try to locate some relatives who seem to have no beginning & no end. Names such as Risher, Morgan, James, Johnston If you are interested, let me know & I'll send dates. Frann ---------- > From: Brenda Preuss <bfpreuss@yahoo.com> > To: MSCLARKE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Jones Cook > Date: Thursday, December 28, 2000 11:49 AM > > Posted on: Clarke Co. Ms Queries Forum > Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Clarke/299 > > Surname: Jones, Cook > ------------------------- > > Peggy, sorry, but I found none of the names you listed in my family database. > You may want to add some dates and places to your query, to help other > researchers try and make a connection to your family. Someone else may > be looking for your line outside of Clarke Co, MS. > > Happy Hunting! > > Brenda > > > ==== MSCLARKE Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! >