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    1. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Coleman's Crossing

    3. Kate ... I could republish the newspaper article ... also the union side. Would be glad to do so. Ann

    05/25/2001 03:09:45
    1. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Coleman's Crossing

    3. No ... but I have a listing in my files somewhere .... One of the Kelly boy was in that bunch. He is buried in the Vause Cemetery and only recently did his tombstone tip over ... face side down, of course. I have a photo of it. Ann

    05/25/2001 03:08:00
    1. [MSJEFFER-L] D. S. Farrar
    2. Jack Cox

    3. Posted on: Jefferson Co. Ms Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Jefferson/10502 Surname: Farrar ------------------------- My 2nd Cousin, 5x was a civil war veteran, and is buried in Section R, Fayette Cemetery, Jefferson County. He was also a member of of he J. J. Whitney Camp #22, UCV. Does anyone know the location of the records of this UCV camp? Also, is this cemetery still in existence? If so, I would be willing to reimburse someone for a picture of his tombstone. Jack Cox Overland Park, KS

    05/25/2001 12:57:32
    1. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Coleman's Crossing
    2. lucygilbert

    3. Ann: would you consider publishing your talk in the Quarterly? Kate ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 1:15 PM Subject: Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Coleman's Crossing > Marie > Coleman's Crossing is in Jefferson County .. it was connected with the Cotton > Bale Battle ... The Coleman's lived in a two story brick house at the > intersection of what is now US HWY 61 and State Hwy 552. At the time of the > battle State Hwy 552 was routed somewhat different than it is now. > > The battle started somewhere about woodvine road and Rosswood plantation ... > then proceeded west toward Coleman's crossing. Section 29, Township 10 N, > Range 2 East. A Colored troop of that expedition was almost wiped out and > they are buried on the north side of 552 between Hwy 61 and the Natchez Trace > ... actually closer to the Trace. I have an account of this battle from both > the Union and Confederate side. It was Moorman's Battaltion that fought > there against Elliott. > > I was honored by the SCV a month ago to speak at their meeting and The Battle > at Coleman's Crossing was my topic. > > Ann Brown > > > ==== MSJEFFER Mailing List ==== > "I only work on genealogy on days that end in 'Y'." >

    05/25/2001 11:51:50
    1. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Coleman's Crossing

    3. Thanks Pat! I will get right on Google..........why didn't I think of that???? Sally

    05/25/2001 11:04:44
    1. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Coleman's Crossing

    3. In a message dated 5/25/01 1:37:22 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > [email protected] > <A HREF="http://www.google.com/search?q=Moorman%27s+Battalion&btnG=Google+Search">Google Search: Moorman's Battalion</A> Here is a list and links to all the sites for Mooreman's Battalion. Happy hunting. Pat Gerbig Pensacola, Florida [email protected]

    05/25/2001 09:37:32
    1. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Coleman's Crossing

    3. Hello Ann, Thanks from all of us who monitor this mailing list. You alwahy seem to have the answers. Do you happen to know if there is a listing of Moorman's Battalion on line? Sally Kelly Etebari

    05/25/2001 08:35:35
    1. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Coleman's Crossing

    3. Marie Coleman's Crossing is in Jefferson County .. it was connected with the Cotton Bale Battle ... The Coleman's lived in a two story brick house at the intersection of what is now US HWY 61 and State Hwy 552. At the time of the battle State Hwy 552 was routed somewhat different than it is now. The battle started somewhere about woodvine road and Rosswood plantation ... then proceeded west toward Coleman's crossing. Section 29, Township 10 N, Range 2 East. A Colored troop of that expedition was almost wiped out and they are buried on the north side of 552 between Hwy 61 and the Natchez Trace ... actually closer to the Trace. I have an account of this battle from both the Union and Confederate side. It was Moorman's Battaltion that fought there against Elliott. I was honored by the SCV a month ago to speak at their meeting and The Battle at Coleman's Crossing was my topic. Ann Brown

    05/25/2001 07:15:41
    1. [MSJEFFER-L] Clark
    2. Joy

    3. Posted on: Jefferson Co. Ms Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Jefferson/10501 Surname: Clark, FAris, Abbott, Kelly ------------------------- My ggrandfather was Marion Edward Clark b. 1851 (headstone in Cane Ridge Cemetery reads only Edward Clark). I found a Clark family on the 1860 Jeferson Cty Census with an Edward age 9. I'm trying to figure out if this is my Edward. The info is as follows: Hanna Clark 50, f, Planting, b. N Jersey Rouna Clark 27, f, Seamstress, b Ohio George W. Clark 25, m, daylaborer, b. Indiana James M. Clark 23,m, daylaborer, b.INdiana C. E.(or C.C.) Clark 19,m,daylaborer, b.INdiana Sirena Clark 15, f, b. Indiana Marshal N. Clark, 12, m, b Indaina Edward Clark, 9, m, b. Indiana Jennie, 8, f, b. Indiana Any help would be appreciated.

    05/25/2001 05:11:50
    1. [MSJEFFER-L] Cane Ridge Church
    2. Joy

    3. Posted on: Jefferson Co. Ms Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Jefferson/10500 Surname: Faris, Clark, Abbott, Kelly ------------------------- Cane Ridge Church does still exist. I saw it in April. There is also Cane Ridge Cemetery. I do not know about their records.

    05/25/2001 04:59:23
    1. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] correction
    2. Marie and Bill Bailey

    3. Yes, that sounds like the one. In a pension statement, Joseph Dunbar stated he was wounded at Coleman's Crossing in 1864 and lost his left arm. I was wondering just where Coleman's Crossing was and what kind of battle was there. Thanks, Marie ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 3:29 PM Subject: Re: [MSJEFFER-L] correction > This Coleman's Crossing > "Sharply fought engagement at Coleman's Crossing near Lorman turns Ellet's > troops back to Rodney year 1864 > > > > > > ==== MSJEFFER Mailing List ==== > "A day without genealogy is like a day without coffee." > > >

    05/24/2001 11:01:44
    1. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] correction

    3. This Coleman's Crossing "Sharply fought engagement at Coleman's Crossing near Lorman turns Ellet's troops back to Rodney year 1864

    05/24/2001 09:29:56
    1. [MSJEFFER-L] correction
    2. Marie

    3. Sorry, That should have read, where the AREA of Coleman's Crossing was located? Marie

    05/24/2001 09:29:03
    1. [MSJEFFER-L] Coleman's Crossing
    2. Marie

    3. Does anyone know where the are of Coleman's Crossing was located in Jefferson County between 1860-1864? Thanks, Marie

    05/24/2001 09:08:35
    1. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] correction

    3. Marie, Several miles east of Lorman on Highway 552 on the way to Red Lick you come to the intersection of Woodvine Road that goes to the Northeast. If you go to the left on Woodvine Road about a mile you come to the intersection where it joins Coleman Road. This is the only reference to Coleman that I find on the Jefferson County Highway Map. I can scan this for you if you would like it. Tony

    05/24/2001 08:19:27
    1. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Middleton Kelly, Jefferson Co, MS

    3. Sally Hi. Saw your post this afternoon. My Kelly family is from Jefferson Co., MS also. I will look and see what I have on them. Till later, Merry On Wed, 23 May 2001 12:25:57 EDT [email protected] writes: > Hi Jodi, > > Your Kelly information is VERY INTERESTING. Do you have siblings > for your > John Kelly b. VA 1765? The earliest Kelly I have in my tree is > James > Washington Kelly b. abt 1780 and was in Red Lick, Jefferson Co. MS > before > 1812. I am hoping they connect! > > Sally Kelly Etebari > > > ==== MSJEFFER Mailing List ==== > "May you ask the right question of the right person at the right > time." > >

    05/23/2001 10:02:21
    1. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Middleton Kelly, Jefferson Co, MS

    3. Hi Jodi, Your Kelly information is VERY INTERESTING. Do you have siblings for your John Kelly b. VA 1765? The earliest Kelly I have in my tree is James Washington Kelly b. abt 1780 and was in Red Lick, Jefferson Co. MS before 1812. I am hoping they connect! Sally Kelly Etebari

    05/23/2001 06:25:57
    1. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Jackson Kelly, SC/GA/MS

    05/23/2001 06:21:52
    1. [MSJEFFER-L] William Kelly, Jefferson Co, MS
    2. Jo Ann Cooper Killeen

    3. Posted on: Jefferson Co. Ms Queries Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ms/Jefferson/10499 Surname: ------------------------- William Kelly and William Kelly Jr. appear in Jefferson County, MS, Court Documents 1820-1840 (ordered copy but as of this date I have not heard anything from Chancery Clerk in Fayette). I believe the above William Kelly (Sr)to be the son of Rev War Soldier John Kelly of Fairfield Co, SC. John Kelly had a son William Kelly (Sr) who was named in John Kelly's will. The will stated that William Kelly d. before 19 Jan 1842 and William left two daughters and a minor child. The deceased William Kelly's two daughters: Mary/May who married John R. Harris, 19 Mar 1835, and Elizabeth who married Elias Harris, 1841 --both married in Claiborne County, MS. Believe the minor child to be William Kelly (Jr) above. Any info on William Kelly and/or William Kelly Jr. would be greatly appreciated. Jodi Killeen: [email protected]

    05/23/2001 05:22:40
    1. [MSJEFFER-L] Middleton Kelly
    2. Jo Ann Cooper Killeen

    3. Posted on: Jefferson Co. Ms Queries Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ms/Jefferson/10497 Surname: ------------------------- Merry: The only other only information I have on Middleton Kelly is as follows: Children: Elizabeth Kelly m. John G. Farris; Frances A. Kelly m. Moses S. Goff (Frances between 10 Dec 1858 and 10 Jan 1859); Daughter ________ m. Hezekiah Short; Cicero J. Kelly (minor at time of his father's - Hezekiah Short appointed his guardian. Grandchildren: Winfield S. Short and William Randolph Golf.

    05/23/2001 04:56:00