I guess I might be able to answer my own question I have a copy of the 1920 census from Fayette, and found my Curbin Family there the next family under than is an R.J. Jones who is 64 listed as a Farmer his wife Mandy 58 also a son named George who is 33 and it says Invalid which might mean he has the same disease his sister had, we did not look at the following page of census, as this was the bottom of the page it is on page 79 B-12 incase it might help someone else, Lynda At 10:49 AM 11/28/2000 -0600, Lynda Lindsey wrote: >Ok I am wondering about the Jones family here, I am primarily looking for 3 >daughters, one of which had elephantatitus, an enlarged foot, we have a >picture of her with her two sisters, she was born in 1900 and died in 1920 >but she is the natural mother of my deceased mother in law. Her name was >Annie Macie Jones Curbin, my mother in law was Lula Mae,born in 1919 there >was a second daughter born in 1920, these two girls, were given away by >there father George Curbin, because Macie was ill, when she learned about >this she left the hospital where she was looking for them and was found >dead it the street, either in Fayette or Natchez, Fayette didnt have a >hospital that early, but she is burried in the C emetery in Fayette. > >Thanks, Lynda Lindsey > >At 08:24 AM 11/28/2000 -0600, Sue Moore wrote: >>Sally (Sarah) Jones married John W. Slater on April 7, 1817 in Jefferson >>Co. She was the daughter of my ancestor, George Jones, who died in >>Claiborne Co. in the 1830's. In George's will, he names John as one of >>his heirs. The Jones property adjoined the property of Hugh Slater. >>They lived in the three-corner area of Claiborne, Jefferson, and Copiah, >>so records may be in any of those counties, and Adams, too. >>Sue >> >> >>==== MSJEFFER Mailing List ==== http://searches.rootsweb.com/