Yes, I did make a typo, but not the one you think. The citation should read bond book 4, not 5. The entry in the bond abstract book reads E. L. Palmer, not H. L. And I checked all the other names on the census rolls but did not find them listed, plus I checked surrounding counties, to no avail. Another list subscriber just informed me that if they lived in the Paris area, many families were overlooked in the 1870 census, which could account for why I couldn't locate these people. Bill Evie <texannusa36@yahoo.com> wrote: Bill; I note a typo. Which Palmer did she marry? E. L. or H. L. Palmer, which did you look for in the census? Could possible be the Conner Moores weren't in Lafayette Co. in 1870 or name was mis-spelled. Did you look for the other Moore men on the 1870 census? --- William Ward wrote: > This was a rather simple one. Marriage bond book 5, > page 228 records the marriage between E. L. Palmer > and Sallie A. Moore on 23 February 1875. J. F. > Moore, minister of the Gospel, officiated and W. D. > Moore was bondsman. Connor Moore gave consent for > his daughter to marry. > > I tried very hard to locate H. L. Palmer on the 1870 > census and other records, in the hopes I could > discover his given name and perhaps his parents and > siblings, but no luck. Similarly, I did not find > Sallie Moore nor her father on the 1870 census for > Lafayette Co. > > beckpaulbeck@aol.com wrote: > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to > this mailing list. > > Surnames: Beck Ramsey, Ramzy > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AKB.2ACI/1262 > > Message Board Post: > > If anyone has access to the County marriage records > for the period circa 1870-1882 I will appreciate a > lookup. I'm searching for the marriage between Sally > (Sallie) Moore to (Unknown) Palmer. Sallie was born > in June 1855, so assuming she was at least 15 when > wed and knowing that she married Henry Ramzy > (Ramsey) in 1882 as a Palmer she would have wed the > Palmer man between 1870 - 1882. > > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death > Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about > your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > > ===== http://rootsweb.com/~mslafaye http://rootsweb.com/~msyalobu http://rootsweb.com/~txbailey http://rootsweb.com/~txborden http://rootsweb.com/~txlamb http://rootsweb.com/~txalhn http://texannusa36.us http://texannusa36.tripod.com http://texannusa36.bravepages.com http://photos.yahoo.com/texannusa36 ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Bill; I note a typo. Which Palmer did she marry? E. L. or H. L. Palmer, which did you look for in the census? Could possible be the Conner Moores weren't in Lafayette Co. in 1870 or name was mis-spelled. Did you look for the other Moore men on the 1870 census? --- William Ward <spencer4488@sbcglobal.net> wrote: > This was a rather simple one. Marriage bond book 5, > page 228 records the marriage between E. L. Palmer > and Sallie A. Moore on 23 February 1875. J. F. > Moore, minister of the Gospel, officiated and W. D. > Moore was bondsman. Connor Moore gave consent for > his daughter to marry. > > I tried very hard to locate H. L. Palmer on the 1870 > census and other records, in the hopes I could > discover his given name and perhaps his parents and > siblings, but no luck. Similarly, I did not find > Sallie Moore nor her father on the 1870 census for > Lafayette Co. > > beckpaulbeck@aol.com wrote: > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to > this mailing list. > > Surnames: Beck Ramsey, Ramzy > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AKB.2ACI/1262 > > Message Board Post: > > If anyone has access to the County marriage records > for the period circa 1870-1882 I will appreciate a > lookup. I'm searching for the marriage between Sally > (Sallie) Moore to (Unknown) Palmer. Sallie was born > in June 1855, so assuming she was at least 15 when > wed and knowing that she married Henry Ramzy > (Ramsey) in 1882 as a Palmer she would have wed the > Palmer man between 1870 - 1882. > > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death > Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about > your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > > ===== http://rootsweb.com/~mslafaye http://rootsweb.com/~msyalobu http://rootsweb.com/~txbailey http://rootsweb.com/~txborden http://rootsweb.com/~txlamb http://rootsweb.com/~txalhn http://texannusa36.us http://texannusa36.tripod.com http://texannusa36.bravepages.com http://photos.yahoo.com/texannusa36

This was a rather simple one. Marriage bond book 5, page 228 records the marriage between E. L. Palmer and Sallie A. Moore on 23 February 1875. J. F. Moore, minister of the Gospel, officiated and W. D. Moore was bondsman. Connor Moore gave consent for his daughter to marry. I tried very hard to locate H. L. Palmer on the 1870 census and other records, in the hopes I could discover his given name and perhaps his parents and siblings, but no luck. Similarly, I did not find Sallie Moore nor her father on the 1870 census for Lafayette Co. beckpaulbeck@aol.com wrote: This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Beck Ramsey, Ramzy Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AKB.2ACI/1262 Message Board Post: If anyone has access to the County marriage records for the period circa 1870-1882 I will appreciate a lookup. I'm searching for the marriage between Sally (Sallie) Moore to (Unknown) Palmer. Sallie was born in June 1855, so assuming she was at least 15 when wed and knowing that she married Henry Ramzy (Ramsey) in 1882 as a Palmer she would have wed the Palmer man between 1870 - 1882. ============================== Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. New content added every business day. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Beck Ramsey, Ramzy Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AKB.2ACI/1262 Message Board Post: If anyone has access to the County marriage records for the period circa 1870-1882 I will appreciate a lookup. I'm searching for the marriage between Sally (Sallie) Moore to (Unknown) Palmer. Sallie was born in June 1855, so assuming she was at least 15 when wed and knowing that she married Henry Ramzy (Ramsey) in 1882 as a Palmer she would have wed the Palmer man between 1870 - 1882.

I went through the search engine for the 1930 census for all states and did not find a Jack Keiith Franklin, Jack Franklin, Keith Franklin or Jack K. Franklin born 1921 - 1923. Apparently, he was known by another name on that census or was missed by the census enumerators. He is buried 3 plots away from Davil L. and Estelle H. Franklin, born 1887 and 1888 respectively, so they could possibly be the parents; however there was no male child in their household in 1930. It looks like you have a real puzzle.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Franklin, Haney Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/AKB.2ACI/1261 Message Board Post: I would like to know who were the parents of Jack Keith Franklin b. 7 Sept. 1922 d. 31 May 1952. He is buried in Shiloh Cemetery. I am wanting to know if he belongs to my bunch of Franklin's. Thanks in advance.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Harmon, Harman, Stubblefield, Lester, Langford Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AKB.2ACI/260.582.588.832.836.1 Message Board Post: The Martha Eliza Harmon who married James Stubblefield was the daughter of James Harmon (c1784-1835) and Mary Lester (1785-1864) of Newberry Co., SC. James Harmon was the brother of my Jacob Harmon mentioned in my previous post, and they were sons of John Leonardt Harmon (1738-c1794) and Mary Langford (?-1817). John was the son of immigrant Melchoir Hermann/Harmon (b. c1715, Wurtemburg, Germany). The other Harmons you mentioned (George, W., and Sam) were other sons of John Leonardt Harmon, and therefore they were uncles of your Martha Eliza Harmon. Levi was the son of George Harmon and was Martha Eliza's first cousin. I have lots of additional info on this line. Please email directly at mtaunton@mindspring.com.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Webb Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AKB.2ACI/1260 Message Board Post: I'm just begun a Webb Family site on MyFamily.Com for descendants of Elisha and Mary Sharp Webb of Lafayette County, MS. If any of their descendants would like to access this site, please email me at suemoore60@cablelynx.com. I would like for all to post info and/or pictures. This is free for 30 days. If after 30 days there has been little interest, I will let it expire. Otherwise, I will pay the free to keep it active. Sue

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Webb Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AKB.2ACI/1259.1 Message Board Post: That sounds good to me and I do hope I can participate. Sue

Bill, I got this by mistake...Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: "William Ward" <spencer4488@sbcglobal.net> To: <MSLAFAYE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 25, 2004 9:39 AM Subject: [MSLAFAYE] Re: Sheegog Family > Merry Christmas, Sandra. > > This cold winter morning I'm enjoying a hot cup of coffee and cleaning out my inbox. Several weeks ago I changed internet service providers and my mail got all mixed up when I imported it from MSN to SBC/Yahoo, and I'm still working on straightening it up, answering as many as I can. Yours came up this morning, with no indication that I"ve ever responded. Please accept my apology for this delay. > > I've looked through my material for Robert SHEEGOG, assuming you are referring to the family's presence in Lafayette Co., MS, and found one possibility in the 1870 census. Specifically there is a family in Oxford, Census page 625, family # 168: > > Shegog (sic), R. B. 24 M W Farmer 12,000 1,000 MS > L. M. 22 F W H. K. MS > C. M. 4 F W MS > A. M. 1 F W MS > > This info indicates that the above couple married before 1866, so I checked the marriage abstracts. Sure enough, in marriage bond book 2, page 176 there is the entry for; > Robert B. Sheegod & Lucy M. Jones, 22 February 1866; J. G. Pickett, minister of the gospel officiated. > > Going back to the 1860 census, which I have only in transcribed form and don't know the page number or community in which they lived, you will find at family # 1317: > Robt. Shegog 59 M Farmer 75,000 110,000 Ireland > Mary 52 F SC > James 24 M Merchant 3000 35,000 TN > Susan 18 F TN > Robt 15 M MS > Mary 12 F MS > > My index to the 1850 census shows a Shegog family in Lafayette Co. Other SHEEGOGs on the 1850 census for the county include: > Name Home in 1850 (City,County,State) Estimated Birth Year Birth Place View Image > Robt Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1802 Ireland > Mary Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1808 South Carolina > William Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1828 Tennessee > John Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1833 Tennessee > Jas Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1837 Tennessee > Anna Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1840 Tennessee > Edward Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1842 Tennessee > Susan Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1844 Tennessee > Robt Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1846 Michigan > Catharine Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1848 Michigan > >>From the book "Early Settlere of Lafayette Co., MS" published by the Skipwith Hist. & Gen. Society: > > 1. page 30: In 1838 in the city of Oxford was "Sheegog & Co., general merchandise..." > 2. page 80: Sheegog family is listed among the early pioneers of the county. > 3. page 105: On the 1850 landowners' list was Robt Sheegog who 320 acres of land valued at $1,200.00 and personal property valued at $600. He harvested 750 bushels of corn and no cotton that year. > > Will book 1: > Sheegog, Mrs. Mary, of Lafayette County, Mississippi > Will . . . . . . Pages 198-199, Packet # 1128 > Dated . . . . .10 august 1869 > Proved . . . . 10 March 1871 > Names . . . . Youngest daughter, Mary C. Sheegog; other daughters, Mrs. Susan Stkinson and Mary J. Sheegog; son, Robert. > Executor . . . None named > Witness . . . J. M. Phipps > > Probate court records, docket # 137: > James E. Sheegog vs W. H. Smithers, Exor, Packet empty. Probate Court Term February 22, 1848 concerning W. H. Smither Exor of the estate of Thos. W. Pulliam, dec'd. Case delayed until March term of court. > > St. Peter's Cemetery, Oxford, MS; Section 2 > Robert Sheegog, native of Ireland, born 31 August 1801, died 29 August 1860. > Mary Easley Sheegog, wife of Robert Sheegog, born Spartanburg Co., SC 6 Autust 1807, died Oxford, Miss., 27 February 1871. > William Sheegog, b. 19 August 1826, d. 3 August 1855 > Anna Maria Sheegog, b. 15 October 1839, d. 10 August 1855 > James Gowen Sheegog, b. Hickman County, Tenn., 14 Aril 1836, d. 28 July 1860 > Joella Pegues Sheegog, b. 1839, d. 1928 > > I found 1 SHEEGOG on the 1900 census in Dallas, TX and 18 in Indian Territory (now OK). > Anna Sheegog Justice Precinct 1, Dallas, Texas abt 1879 Mississippi White Boarder > Annie Sheegog Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1881 Kentucky White Daughter-in-law > Clide Sheegog Justice Precinct 3, Hunt, Texas abt 1894 Texas White Daughter > Eda J Sheegog Justice Precinct 3, Hunt, Texas abt 1869 Texas White Head > Edna Sheegog Justice Precinct 3, Hunt, Texas abt 1892 Texas White Daughter > Gartha Sheegog Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1851 Kentucky White Head > Grover C Sheegog Township 1, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1892 Indian Territory, Oklahoma White Son > Jesse Sheegog Township 1, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1898 Indian Territory, Oklahoma White Daughter > John C Sheegog Township 1, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1889 Texas White Son > Lillie Sheegog Justice Precinct 3, Hunt, Texas abt 1864 Texas White Wife > Louis C Sheegog Township 1, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1894 Indian Territory, Oklahoma White Son > Lucie F Sheegog Dallas Ward 8, Dallas, Texas abt 1877 Mississippi White Servant > Mary E Sheegog Township 1, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1864 Missouri White Wife > Merl Sheegog Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1888 Texas White Daughter > Paul Sheegog Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1881 Texas White Son > Purdy Sheegog Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1877 Texas White Son > Roy Sheegog Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1879 Texas White Son > William E Sheegog Township 1, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1851 Tennessee White Head > Willie Sheegog Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1883 Texas White Son > > The 1880 census revealed about 24 SHEEGOGs in MS, all races: > Carra SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 14 <1866> Mississippi Female Dau > Dave SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 50 <1830> Tennessee Male Self > Dave SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 10 <1870> Mississippi Male Son > Josephus SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 1 <1879> Mississippi Male Son > Lew SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 18 <1862> Mississippi Female Dau > Martha SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 40 <1840> Mississippi Female Wife > Mary SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 6 <1874> Mississippi Female Dau > Neal SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 4 <1876> Mississippi Male Son > Clara SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 12 <1868> Mississippi Female Other > Ellen SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 21 <1859> Mississippi Female Other > J. C. SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 36 <1844> Tennessee Female Other > Nancy SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 60 <1820> Tennessee Female Other > Francis SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 55 <1825> Tennessee Female Wife > Minnie SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 2 <1878> Mississippi Female GDau > Simon W. SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 64 <1816> Tennessee Male Self > Simon W. SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 25 <1855> Mississippi Male Son > Susie SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 23 <1857> Mississippi Female Dau > Anna SHEEGOG Sardis, Panola, MS 1 <1879> Mississippi Female Dau > Claudie SHEEGOG Sardis, Panola, MS 13 <1867> Mississippi Female Dau > L. M. SHEEGOG Sardis, Panola, MS 32 <1848> --- Female Wife > Lucy SHEEGOG Sardis, Panola, MS 5 <1875> Mississippi Female Dau > R. B. SHEEGOG Sardis, Panola, MS 34 <1846> Mississippi Male Self > Susan SHEEGOG Sardis, Panola, MS 3 <1877> Mississippi Female Dau > Willie SHEEGOG Sardis, Panola, MS 8 <1872> Mississippi Female Dau > > I hope this helps you out a little. > > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

Merry Christmas, Sandra. This cold winter morning I'm enjoying a hot cup of coffee and cleaning out my inbox. Several weeks ago I changed internet service providers and my mail got all mixed up when I imported it from MSN to SBC/Yahoo, and I'm still working on straightening it up, answering as many as I can. Yours came up this morning, with no indication that I"ve ever responded. Please accept my apology for this delay. I've looked through my material for Robert SHEEGOG, assuming you are referring to the family's presence in Lafayette Co., MS, and found one possibility in the 1870 census. Specifically there is a family in Oxford, Census page 625, family # 168: Shegog (sic), R. B. 24 M W Farmer 12,000 1,000 MS L. M. 22 F W H. K. MS C. M. 4 F W MS A. M. 1 F W MS This info indicates that the above couple married before 1866, so I checked the marriage abstracts. Sure enough, in marriage bond book 2, page 176 there is the entry for; Robert B. Sheegod & Lucy M. Jones, 22 February 1866; J. G. Pickett, minister of the gospel officiated. Going back to the 1860 census, which I have only in transcribed form and don't know the page number or community in which they lived, you will find at family # 1317: Robt. Shegog 59 M Farmer 75,000 110,000 Ireland Mary 52 F SC James 24 M Merchant 3000 35,000 TN Susan 18 F TN Robt 15 M MS Mary 12 F MS My index to the 1850 census shows a Shegog family in Lafayette Co. Other SHEEGOGs on the 1850 census for the county include: Name Home in 1850 (City,County,State) Estimated Birth Year Birth Place View Image Robt Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1802 Ireland Mary Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1808 South Carolina William Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1828 Tennessee John Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1833 Tennessee Jas Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1837 Tennessee Anna Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1840 Tennessee Edward Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1842 Tennessee Susan Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1844 Tennessee Robt Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1846 Michigan Catharine Shegog Not Stated, Lafayette, MS abt 1848 Michigan From the book "Early Settlere of Lafayette Co., MS" published by the Skipwith Hist. & Gen. Society: 1. page 30: In 1838 in the city of Oxford was "Sheegog & Co., general merchandise..." 2. page 80: Sheegog family is listed among the early pioneers of the county. 3. page 105: On the 1850 landowners' list was Robt Sheegog who 320 acres of land valued at $1,200.00 and personal property valued at $600. He harvested 750 bushels of corn and no cotton that year. Will book 1: Sheegog, Mrs. Mary, of Lafayette County, Mississippi Will . . . . . . Pages 198-199, Packet # 1128 Dated . . . . .10 august 1869 Proved . . . . 10 March 1871 Names . . . . Youngest daughter, Mary C. Sheegog; other daughters, Mrs. Susan Stkinson and Mary J. Sheegog; son, Robert. Executor . . . None named Witness . . . J. M. Phipps Probate court records, docket # 137: James E. Sheegog vs W. H. Smithers, Exor, Packet empty. Probate Court Term February 22, 1848 concerning W. H. Smither Exor of the estate of Thos. W. Pulliam, dec'd. Case delayed until March term of court. St. Peter's Cemetery, Oxford, MS; Section 2 Robert Sheegog, native of Ireland, born 31 August 1801, died 29 August 1860. Mary Easley Sheegog, wife of Robert Sheegog, born Spartanburg Co., SC 6 Autust 1807, died Oxford, Miss., 27 February 1871. William Sheegog, b. 19 August 1826, d. 3 August 1855 Anna Maria Sheegog, b. 15 October 1839, d. 10 August 1855 James Gowen Sheegog, b. Hickman County, Tenn., 14 Aril 1836, d. 28 July 1860 Joella Pegues Sheegog, b. 1839, d. 1928 I found 1 SHEEGOG on the 1900 census in Dallas, TX and 18 in Indian Territory (now OK). Anna Sheegog Justice Precinct 1, Dallas, Texas abt 1879 Mississippi White Boarder Annie Sheegog Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1881 Kentucky White Daughter-in-law Clide Sheegog Justice Precinct 3, Hunt, Texas abt 1894 Texas White Daughter Eda J Sheegog Justice Precinct 3, Hunt, Texas abt 1869 Texas White Head Edna Sheegog Justice Precinct 3, Hunt, Texas abt 1892 Texas White Daughter Gartha Sheegog Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1851 Kentucky White Head Grover C Sheegog Township 1, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1892 Indian Territory, Oklahoma White Son Jesse Sheegog Township 1, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1898 Indian Territory, Oklahoma White Daughter John C Sheegog Township 1, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1889 Texas White Son Lillie Sheegog Justice Precinct 3, Hunt, Texas abt 1864 Texas White Wife Louis C Sheegog Township 1, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1894 Indian Territory, Oklahoma White Son Lucie F Sheegog Dallas Ward 8, Dallas, Texas abt 1877 Mississippi White Servant Mary E Sheegog Township 1, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1864 Missouri White Wife Merl Sheegog Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1888 Texas White Daughter Paul Sheegog Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1881 Texas White Son Purdy Sheegog Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1877 Texas White Son Roy Sheegog Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1879 Texas White Son William E Sheegog Township 1, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1851 Tennessee White Head Willie Sheegog Township 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory abt 1883 Texas White Son The 1880 census revealed about 24 SHEEGOGs in MS, all races: Carra SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 14 <1866> Mississippi Female Dau Dave SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 50 <1830> Tennessee Male Self Dave SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 10 <1870> Mississippi Male Son Josephus SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 1 <1879> Mississippi Male Son Lew SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 18 <1862> Mississippi Female Dau Martha SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 40 <1840> Mississippi Female Wife Mary SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 6 <1874> Mississippi Female Dau Neal SHEEGOG Beat 1, Lafayette, MS 4 <1876> Mississippi Male Son Clara SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 12 <1868> Mississippi Female Other Ellen SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 21 <1859> Mississippi Female Other J. C. SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 36 <1844> Tennessee Female Other Nancy SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 60 <1820> Tennessee Female Other Francis SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 55 <1825> Tennessee Female Wife Minnie SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 2 <1878> Mississippi Female GDau Simon W. SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 64 <1816> Tennessee Male Self Simon W. SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 25 <1855> Mississippi Male Son Susie SHEEGOG Oxford, Lafayette, MS 23 <1857> Mississippi Female Dau Anna SHEEGOG Sardis, Panola, MS 1 <1879> Mississippi Female Dau Claudie SHEEGOG Sardis, Panola, MS 13 <1867> Mississippi Female Dau L. M. SHEEGOG Sardis, Panola, MS 32 <1848> --- Female Wife Lucy SHEEGOG Sardis, Panola, MS 5 <1875> Mississippi Female Dau R. B. SHEEGOG Sardis, Panola, MS 34 <1846> Mississippi Male Self Susan SHEEGOG Sardis, Panola, MS 3 <1877> Mississippi Female Dau Willie SHEEGOG Sardis, Panola, MS 8 <1872> Mississippi Female Dau I hope this helps you out a little.

Gene; Would you like me to add the link to your J. J. Sharp to the Lafayette Co. MSGenWeb page? Blessings. Evie Crocker Lafayette Co. MSGenWeb Project CC and Web Master --- genephillips@usa.net wrote: > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to > this mailing list. > > Surnames: Sharp > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AKB.2ACI/1258.1 > > Message Board Post: > > Count me in. I live about 5 hours away, so an > afternoon get together would be better. > > Also for those of you that don't know about it, I > have a Yahoo group for descendants of John Johnston > Sharp. You can join by logging into Yahoo and going > to > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/johnjohnstonsharp/ > or contact me to subscribe by email > > genephillips@usa.net > > > > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so > much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > > ===== Evie Crocker http://rootsweb.com/~msyalobu http://rootsweb.com/~txbailey http://rootsweb.com/~txborden http://rootsweb.com/~txlamb http://rootsweb.com/~txalhn http://texannusa36.us

Hi, I hope this will come together, but, allow me to advise you to wait for warmer weather for your tombstone repair. Any type of epoxy needed dry warm temperture to set . When do decide todo this, let me know and I will post it on my Lafayette County MSGenWeb page. I have been interested in tombstone repair for a number of years. I have a book of instructions in my possession which a lady in Canada wrote three or four years ago and very kindly send me a copy. Plus, there are several web sites dedicated to this subject which is very good. One is owned by a man who is making this his profession now. I will look these up and also find my book and send you the address as to were to order it. 2 part Epoxy is not very durable, it will last awhile but not like some of the methods mentioned in this book. It would be better to take a portable drill with mason bit and six inch rods and drill into the bottom and top, place the rods in the bottom, then set the top up on it with the epoxy. If you are interested in me posting the address of the lady in Canada and/ or the web pages , let me know. I would be interest in helping here if some of you would assist me at the Crocker family Graveyard abt 8 to 10 miles west of the Webb on CR428 toward Paris. Thanks, Evie Crocker; 159 CR 430 Paris, MS. 662-473-1264 --- bgpruitt@hotmail.com wrote: > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to > this mailing list. > > Surnames: Sharp, Webb > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AKB.2ACI/1258 > > Message Board Post: > > Since we have so many people with ties to the Webb > Cemetery, I would like to post a project that I > would like to undertake with anyone interested. > There are 5 headstones that are broken in this > cemetery and one of them is John Johnson Sharp. He > was my 3rd great-grandfather. I have already talked > to someone about how to repair these and he > suggested using a 2 part epoxy. This has been > purchased, but it turned cold weather and I have not > been back over there. To sum it up, how would all of > you like to set aside a Saturday and have a work-day > at this cemetery. This could be made into a reunion > of all us cousins and we could share information in > person. My sister and I would help set this up if > anyone is interested. > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about > your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > > ===== Evie Crocker http://rootsweb.com/~msyalobu http://rootsweb.com/~txbailey http://rootsweb.com/~txborden http://rootsweb.com/~txlamb http://rootsweb.com/~txalhn http://texannusa36.us

Please, note the last sentence below on John J. Bogard: "He was released to stay North of the Ohio river after his oath of Allegiance." The way I read this, like so many other Confederate soldiers, he was told were to live, this was why so many of our men left N. C and S. C. , the Union was separating the strong families, who had many sons. So, You might find him buried north of the Ohio River. I have, also, found that many family legends are incorrect. If he came back to MS. he was breaking the law or was given permission. Evie Crocker Lafayette Co. MSGenWeb C C and webmaster Crocker, Gandy, Bryant, Amyet, Ross, Martin, Kirby --- William Ward <spencer4488@sbcglobal.net> wrote: > 34th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, formerly > Benton's 37th Regiment, CSA > Company C, Abbeville Tigers, or Smith Rifles > 1. Pvt. G. M. BOGARD - Shown on a list of members > of the Company March 19, 1862 dated at Abbeville, > Mississippi. Also on same type list dated April 15, > 1862. No other record. > 2. Pvt. John J. BOGARD - Reported "absent sick" at > hospital muster roll dated July and August 1862. > Enlisted May 15, 1862 at Corinth by Capt. Smith. On > August 29, 1863 assigned to supply train by order of > Gen. Walthall. Captured by USA at Chattanooga, > Tennnessee November 3, 1863 and forwarded to > Louisville, Kentucky November 0th. Took oath of > allegiance and released to stay north of Ohio River > on November 13th. Described as five feet six inches > tall, fair hair, fair complexion and grey eyes. No > other record. > > I hope this helps a bit. > Bill Ward, Lafayette Co. Lookup Volunteer > > > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about > your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > > ===== Evie Crocker http://rootsweb.com/~msyalobu http://rootsweb.com/~txbailey http://rootsweb.com/~txborden http://rootsweb.com/~txlamb http://rootsweb.com/~txalhn http://texannusa36.us

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Sharp, Webb, Davis Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AKB.2ACI/1259 Message Board Post: It would have to be late spring or early summer for the epoxy to dry on the headstones and for it to be warm enough to enjoy the day. It'll probably take me that long to get enough people interested. Could we set it for the last Saturday in May? This would be the Memorial Day weekend. Let me know what you all think and what other plans others may have for this weekend.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Sharp/Webb Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AKB.2ACI/1258.2 Message Board Post: I would be interested. Do you mean here in the near future or more near spring when it warms up? I live about three hours away. I am interested in the Sharps, buy my main interest is with the Webbs.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Sharp Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AKB.2ACI/1258.1 Message Board Post: Count me in. I live about 5 hours away, so an afternoon get together would be better. Also for those of you that don't know about it, I have a Yahoo group for descendants of John Johnston Sharp. You can join by logging into Yahoo and going to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/johnjohnstonsharp/ or contact me to subscribe by email genephillips@usa.net

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Sharp, Webb Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AKB.2ACI/1258 Message Board Post: Since we have so many people with ties to the Webb Cemetery, I would like to post a project that I would like to undertake with anyone interested. There are 5 headstones that are broken in this cemetery and one of them is John Johnson Sharp. He was my 3rd great-grandfather. I have already talked to someone about how to repair these and he suggested using a 2 part epoxy. This has been purchased, but it turned cold weather and I have not been back over there. To sum it up, how would all of you like to set aside a Saturday and have a work-day at this cemetery. This could be made into a reunion of all us cousins and we could share information in person. My sister and I would help set this up if anyone is interested.

BOGARD, Have only Vol.1 of 2. Several Bogards in Abbeville cemetery. Alexander Reese 1862-1920, Edward H. 1823-1892. Is this who you are looking for? If so will sent you the others and full dates. Retha ----- Original Message ----- From: <HBOGARD@aol.com> To: <MSLAFAYE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 12:05 PM Subject: Re: [MSLAFAYE] Cemeteries/Burial look-up needed > Could you see if there is a burial site listed for John Johnson Bogard, born > in 1798 and died probably between 1857 and 1862., This was one of the five > brothers who came to Northern Mississippi in the 1830-1850 time frame. John > , perhaps lived in the in the area north east of Oxford and near Abbeville. > > John was married to Nancy Hudson Bogard and was the father of Edward Hudson > Bogard, Alexander Anderson, John Johnson Bogard Jr. as well as other sons > and daughters.. > > Harry Bogard > > Hbogard @aol.com > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

Thank you Bill for taking the time to look in your books. Matthew McCrary has been a proverbial brick wall for us--we can't identify his parents or when or where he died. Happy holidays to all, Harriet