Mr Pate, Thank you so much for your contribution to the article. You helped in three ways. I did not know that the W in George W Sartor was for Washington, and I did not have dates or location of death. Now, perhaps I can learn the names of my third and fourth paternal grandmothers. Thank you so much. Jen'ee

Dear Dianne, I am not sure I understand which mail you are referring too, however, if it is my communication to someone named Kay, I would like for you to know that I gave considerable thought to my response before sending it to the list as opposed to the individual. My feelings were that perhaps the list could profit too. If you are subscribed to this list then I am sure you saw the original communication from me to the list. I suppose I should say I am sorry, but I don't know what it is I am suppposed to be sorry for. Jen'ee PS I have sent this to the list also.

Lentz Diary 06/19/1863 Old Wash Sartor was killed by the Yankees. Lentz Diary April 1862 G. W. Sartor - killed at Shiloh

Kay, I am not sure I understand your question. I do not know the year that George Sartor Sr or Jr were killed, I just know it was during the war. The weddings were in 1874. The article was published originally in 1930 and transcribed in 1987. I hope this answers your question. Jen'ee

<GEORGE W SARTOR, JR., was killed in action in Gen. Bragg's army during the Civil War. He had three children. Two girls and one boy. In 1874 they were all married at home, by Rev J FBenson, near Halltown, Alabama under the same ceremony. JACK RABURN married MARY: ROBERT F LEE married JANE, and BILLIE married JENNETT CLEVELAND. Do you know in what year that this occured? Kay ANYETTA@aol.com wrote: > I have a copy of an article transcribed from the Fulton News Beacon May 8 > 1930, titled Historical Notes. This was printed in the Itawamba Settlers, > Vol. V11 No 1, March 1987. > > The article is as follows: > > During the Civil War, some citizens were making a drive for deer. MR GEORGE > SARTOR, SR., was on a stand near the spot where the Fairview School building > now stands. > > A company of Tories came down the Eastport Road. Seeing the old man standing > by a tree with his gun, without a word, shot him down. > > I think the same raid went on to MR ELIJAH SPEARMAN'S , robbed the house and > fed their stock. Old man TOM BILLINGSLY, who lived, before the War, where > MR SIDNEY WRIGHT now lives, on the old Russelville and Cotton Gin Road, he > seemed to be the leader of the raid. He stepped up on the steps at > SPEARMAN'S and said, "MRS . SPEARMAN, can I come in?" She gritted her > teeth in his face and said, "You have got the power, sir." He then walked > in. The widow CUMMINGS saved her husband's watch by dropping it behind a > ceiling board. They searched for SPEARMAN'S money, going into the garden and > digging around. Every now and then would hollow out, "here it is." > BILLINGSLY was killed just after the surrender on the South side of Bull > Mountain bottom near whee MR OSCAR LOCKBRIDGE now lives. > > GEORGE W SARTOR, JR., was killed in action in Gen. Bragg's army during the > Civil War. He had three children. Two girls and one boy. In 1874 they were > all married at home, by Rev J FBenson, near Halltown, Alabama under the same > ceremony. JACK RABURN married MARY: ROBERT F LEE married JANE, and BILLIE > married JENNETT CLEVELAND. > > If anyone has any information on any of the people listed in this article, > please let me know. The Sartors and the Rev Benson are my people, and I need > more information. I would like to know where their home was near Halltown, > plus anything anyone can share. > > Could anyone be kind enough to get a copy of the 1850 and 1860 and 1870 > census for Halltown showing these Sartors? > > Thank you. Jen'ee

check prisoner list from Vicksburg. You will find some of your Magers Ancestors were released from there after sigining an oath to never take up arms against the the U, S, goverment again. Milt

why do i get this mail all the time from yall?i don't want it.get me off the list somehow!!!!!!! --- ANYETTA@aol.com wrote: > Kay, I am not sure I understand your question. I > do not know the year that > George Sartor Sr or Jr were killed, I just know it > was during the war. The > weddings were in 1874. The article was published > originally in 1930 and > transcribed in 1987. I hope this answers your > question. Jen'ee > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/

I have a copy of an article transcribed from the Fulton News Beacon May 8 1930, titled Historical Notes. This was printed in the Itawamba Settlers, Vol. V11 No 1, March 1987. The article is as follows: During the Civil War, some citizens were making a drive for deer. MR GEORGE SARTOR, SR., was on a stand near the spot where the Fairview School building now stands. A company of Tories came down the Eastport Road. Seeing the old man standing by a tree with his gun, without a word, shot him down. I think the same raid went on to MR ELIJAH SPEARMAN'S , robbed the house and fed their stock. Old man TOM BILLINGSLY, who lived, before the War, where MR SIDNEY WRIGHT now lives, on the old Russelville and Cotton Gin Road, he seemed to be the leader of the raid. He stepped up on the steps at SPEARMAN'S and said, "MRS . SPEARMAN, can I come in?" She gritted her teeth in his face and said, "You have got the power, sir." He then walked in. The widow CUMMINGS saved her husband's watch by dropping it behind a ceiling board. They searched for SPEARMAN'S money, going into the garden and digging around. Every now and then would hollow out, "here it is." BILLINGSLY was killed just after the surrender on the South side of Bull Mountain bottom near whee MR OSCAR LOCKBRIDGE now lives. GEORGE W SARTOR, JR., was killed in action in Gen. Bragg's army during the Civil War. He had three children. Two girls and one boy. In 1874 they were all married at home, by Rev J FBenson, near Halltown, Alabama under the same ceremony. JACK RABURN married MARY: ROBERT F LEE married JANE, and BILLIE married JENNETT CLEVELAND. If anyone has any information on any of the people listed in this article, please let me know. The Sartors and the Rev Benson are my people, and I need more information. I would like to know where their home was near Halltown, plus anything anyone can share. Could anyone be kind enough to get a copy of the 1850 and 1860 and 1870 census for Halltown showing these Sartors? Thank you. Jen'ee

Hey Jo Carolyn Some of the soldiers were from the 31st Miss and there are not a roster list running for that unit that I am aware of.... My ancestor Thomas Jefferson Evans was one of those. There are a few that have not been placed in or on a roster list. Perry Evans Baltimore, MD John / Jo Carolyn Beebe wrote: > > Does anyone know of any descendants of William and Liddia VINSON? They > were in Monroe Co in 1850 and Itawamba Co in 1860. I think they may be > the parents of John H. VINSON, my g-g-grandfather. He married Naomi > H.S. LONG, dgt of Darling and Temperance LONG, in Itawamba Co in > 1855, but does not appear on the 1860 census with her. I have lots of > Long information but know nothing of John Vinson except an unproven > statement that his father was "Billy Vinson," and he married Naomi. > Supposedly, John died in the Civil War but I can't find him on any > Itawamba rosters. > > Thanks. > > Jo Carolyn

Jo Carolyn, I am of no help with your question, but you have reminded me that I have ancestors who were in the Civil War who do not appear on any lists. I thought they must have gone in from Itawamba County, as they lived near the countuy line. Where did you find lists of Itawamba County soldiers? thanks, Ruby . ----- Original Message ----- From: John / Jo Carolyn Beebe <beehaven@alltel.net> To: <MSITAWAM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 12:49 PM Subject: [MSITAWAM-L] William VINSON abt 1806 TN > > Does anyone know of any descendants of William and Liddia VINSON? They > were in Monroe Co in 1850 and Itawamba Co in 1860. I think they may be > the parents of John H. VINSON, my g-g-grandfather. He married Naomi > H.S. LONG, dgt of Darling and Temperance LONG, in Itawamba Co in > 1855, but does not appear on the 1860 census with her. I have lots of > Long information but know nothing of John Vinson except an unproven > statement that his father was "Billy Vinson," and he married Naomi. > Supposedly, John died in the Civil War but I can't find him on any > Itawamba rosters. > > Thanks. > > Jo Carolyn > >

Does anyone know of any descendants of William and Liddia VINSON? They were in Monroe Co in 1850 and Itawamba Co in 1860. I think they may be the parents of John H. VINSON, my g-g-grandfather. He married Naomi H.S. LONG, dgt of Darling and Temperance LONG, in Itawamba Co in 1855, but does not appear on the 1860 census with her. I have lots of Long information but know nothing of John Vinson except an unproven statement that his father was "Billy Vinson," and he married Naomi. Supposedly, John died in the Civil War but I can't find him on any Itawamba rosters. Thanks. Jo Carolyn

Hi, I haven't received any postings since before the week end. I was wondering if the list is just quiet or if I have a problem on this end. Shirley in OK.

Ann: A Joel and Malissa Hoyl, and children, are shown in the 1880 census. Did you check the index to see if they were in the 1900 census? Dema Magers

Hi Don -- Actually I'm trying to find someone who remembers more headstones in that cemetery. I'm pretty sure Nancy Ross Works was buried there and maybe John W. Works, Eli's eldest son. In a rather long rambling lawsuit James Franklin Works filed against his brother John, at one point he talks about John dying. Afterward, Cynthia Reed Works took her children and moved to DeKalb, Ala. Lorraine Graham Maxey, who lived nearby, once wrote me that Nancy was buried there. Of course Lorraine is not around anymore. Ann

Hoyl FamilyCemetery Number Eighty District V, ItawambaCo., Mississippi Hoyl Family CemeteryDirections: From Fulton take Highway 78 East to Hwy junction 25 North,there take Hwy 25 North for about 2 and ¼ miles and turn left up a hill,continue for about ¼ mile to the farm of Lester Beard. Cemetery is locatedbehind the barn and out in the pasture. The markers are broken and lying on theground. Recorded November 1971 Henry Hoyl                                1/16/1835                                10/25/1854                                s/o Joel &Melissa Hoyl Eli Works                                12/26/1795                                5/10/1874                                s/o James &Penelope Toole Works E A Hoyl                                2/14/1840                                5/12/1862                                s/o Joel &Melissa Hoyl

Ann: Where did your Hoyl/Hoyle originate? Billie

Does anyone have a clue as to what happened to the Hoyl/Hoyle family in Itawamba County, Miss? The Hoyl Family Cemetery is named for them. Ann

In a message dated 4/4/01 12:44:33 PM Pacific Daylight Time, maynard@hti.net writes: > 1. KIP MOORE 21 Jan 1901 Sep 1975 38843 (Fulton, Itawamba, MS) (none specified) 428-32-2453 Mississippi

Searching for anyone who can put me in touch with Kip and Runa Harden Moore's children. Descendants of Kip Moore Generation No. 1 1. KIP1 MOORE was born Abt. 1901, and died September 12, 1975 in Itawamba County, Mississippi. He married RUNA HARDEN July 10, 1921 in Itawamba County, Miss, daughter of JOHN HARDEN and DELIA PIERCE. She was born 1905 in Itawamba County, Mississippi, and died June 06, 1977 in Itawamba County, Mississippi. Notes for KIP MOORE: Buried New Home Cemetery, Itawamba County, Miss. Notes for RUNA HARDEN: Buried in New Home Cemetery, Itawamba County, Miss. Children of KIP MOORE and RUNA HARDEN are: i. MARY ELLEN2 MOORE, b. Itawamba County, Mississippi; m. RAY BURTON. 2. ii. LOUISE MOORE, b. Itawamba County, Mississippi. iii. EBBY CLINTON MOORE, b. Itawamba County, Mississippi; d. February 01, 1944, Brisbane, Australia. Notes for EBBY CLINTON MOORE: Entered the Navy on September 10, 1943; sailed Nov. 25, 1943 after completing boot training; landing in Australia on Dec. 28, 1943; died from poisoning at Brisbane, Australia on Feb. 1, 1944. 3. iv. JOHNNIE RUTH MOORE, b. September 26, 1941, Itawamba County, Mississippi. Generation No. 2 2. LOUISE2 MOORE (KIP1) was born in Itawamba County, Mississippi. She married (1) OVIS HALE. She married (2) RED LEWIS. Children of LOUISE MOORE and OVIS HALE are: i. CINDY3 HALE. ii. DEBBIE HALE. iii. TINA HALE. 3. JOHNNIE RUTH2 MOORE (KIP1) was born September 26, 1941 in Itawamba County, Mississippi. She married JAMES ARCHIE THOMAS. He was born November 03, 1939. Child of JOHNNIE MOORE and JAMES THOMAS is: i. KIMBERLY3 THOMAS.

In a message dated 4/4/01 10:30:42 AM Pacific Daylight Time, lmusic1@bellsouth.net writes: > Thanks Don. Do you happen to know what cemetery Tecusia C. Smith GRADY is > buried > in? Or her husband? > If I find out anymore info on Tecusia C., I will let you know. > Kay > Mt. Pleasant Methodist Cemetery Cemetery Jump # 760 Go to cemetery and then let me know if any people there are in your data file. Still need any other children of Tecusia C Smith? Descendants of Tecusia C Smith 1 Tecusia C Smith b: April 26, 1842 d: November 16, 1882 in Itawamba Co., MS Burial: Mt. Pleasant Methodist Cem., Itawamba Co., MS . +Samuel H Grady b: August 13, 1843 in Chambers Co., AL m: November 05, 1863 in probably Itawamba Co., MS d: August 05, 1902 in Itawamba Co., MS Father: William Jackson Grady Mother: Caroline E Brown Burial: Mt. Pleasant Methodist Cem., Itawamba Co., MS Social Security Number: SS #: None .......... 2 Sidney F Grady b: June 07, 1866 d: September 28, 1897 in Itawamba Co., MS Burial: Mt. Pleasant Methodist Cem., Itawamba Co., MS ............. +M N O Spearman b: Abt. 1868 m: January 03, 1889 in Itawamba Co., MS d: Unknown .......... 2 Lucy Tecusia Grady b: July 01, 1870 in Itawamba Co., MS d: October 28, 1906 in Itawamba Co., MS Burial: Mt. Pleasant Methodist Cem., Itawamba Co., MS ............. +Floyd Marion Robinson b: January 15, 1865 in Itawamba Co., MS m: December 02, 1886 in Itawamba Co., MS d: November 14, 1934 in Itawamba Co., MS Father: George Edward Robinson Mother: Charlotte A Purnell Burial: Mt. Pleasant Methodist Cem., Itawamba Co., MS Social Security Number: SS #: None .......... 2 S H Grady b: September 18, 1873 d: October 01, 1877 in Itawamba Co., MS Burial: Mt. Pleasant Methodist Cem., Itawamba Co., MS