>From another, this is a handly little tool: http://images.gencircles.com/message/searcher I typed in the word "noxubee" and got lots of links to queries posted on both GenForum and Ancestry.com........ we may put this link on our pages to make it easier for you. Try putting in your surname, and see what's posted. Good luck, God Bless, ear

I am looking for a man name Ernest Oliver. His parents lives in Macon. They are Tom and Edna Oliver. Ernest is the knee baby boy. I have no clue to his whereabouts. Please can anyone help me. Thank you, Gregory Brent.

----- Original Message ----- From: Ccurbfarm2@aol.com To: MSNOXUBEE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 7:30 AM Subject: Jefferson & Wiley In checking what Noxubee County Historical Publications, i have, I find no Jefferson or Wiley. In checking a 4 county phone book, I did find Jefferson's still living in Neshoba and Winston Counties. I suggest that you write the Circuit Clerk, Noxubee County, 505 S. Jefferson St., Macon, Ms. 39341 to check marriage records for you, since you know the exact date. Also, you might check into the web sites of Kemper, Winston and Neshoba Counties, which you can do from the Noxubee site. Kemper has 1837, 1840 and 1850 census, patents, enumeration of Educable children 1890 and 1896, personal family web sites, cemetery records, etc. and you can put in a name and it will give you sites that might include that name. Janelle Craig

Hi I am in search of the Richard Sanders who marr Victoria Lantrum in nuxobee ms 1873. My line is lantrum and that name is quite scarce. I also noted that you have your line coming from Perry co AL. My Lantrum was seen as LANTRON on a census and there are LANTRON'S in AL as well, I have suspicions they could be be connected to my Lantrum. Though speculative I wonder might this be a big circle of families. I would lvoe to find out who this lantrum/sanders family is. Thanks for any help if at all possible. Good luck to you kathy

Hi I am randomly searching for Richard Sanders family who married Victoria Lantrum in nuxobee 1873. Do you know of them? My line is lantrum in TN with ties to MS poss AL as well Thanks much and good luck in your search kathy

Linda, I have lots of information, and many gaps to fill in. I'd love to correspond with you so that we can share info. If you e-mail me and tell me what you have, I will see where I can fill in your holes with my info. If you would rather snailmail me the info, I'll send you my snail mail address under separate cover. I'm not going to be home during the day today, but will get back to you this evening. Von

I too am interested in this family, you seem to have more information than I do on the Pressley's. There are sooo many David Pressley's in the family, but I think I am looking for one of David Pressley and Ann Edmiston's sons, David Pressley who was married to Elizabeth Wilson. I believe they had a daughter Mary Ann. Does any of this sound familiar.I would love to share what info I have on this line with you. Thanks for any help.

My g-g-grandparents James Donnelly JEFFERSON and Emily Carrie WILEY were married on 12/23/1856 in Mississippi (presumably in Noxube County). James was born on 08/28/1828 in Mississippi to Henry JEFFERSON and Jane DONLEY. Emily was born on 03/12/1841 and her father is believed to be William Warren WILEY. I would appreciate any help in locating more info and documentation on their family. I have descendant info that I am willing to share.

Anyone know the answer to this?? ear ----- Original Message ----- From: Kathryn Martinez <latinkat@earthlink.net> To: E. Annette Rose <earphoto@gonetgo.com> Sent: Sunday, July 22, 2001 7:18 AM Subject: Re: genealogical question > Thanks Annette. > Here goes: > > Eaton Davenport Hyde married Emily Jane Kelly on Oct. 17, 1844 in Noxubee > County, Mississippi. He would have been about 20 and she would have been about > 17. Didn't parents have to sign for underage children to marry? > > Thank you. > > Kathy Hyde Martinez > Brooksville, FL > > "E. Annette Rose" wrote: > > > Unfortantely, the only information one gets off those marriage records are > > the names of the bride and groom, sometimes, maybe, a "surety". > > > > I do have the marriage books published by the historical society. Give the > > name as you know it, I will see what's up? > > > > ear >

Am looking for information on Charles and Minnie Nelson who are buried in Macon, Noxubee, MS. I believe he died in 1937 and she died in 1943. Can anyone help me with the cemetery in which they are buried or any information about them? Many thanks.

They are not listed in the Tombstone Inscriptions of Noxubee County. JL ----- Original Message ----- From: <seussiq@cts.com> To: <MSNOXUBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 21, 2001 3:57 PM Subject: [MSNOXUBE] Nelson Family > > Am looking for information on Charles and Minnie Nelson who are buried in Macon, Noxubee, MS. I believe he died in 1937 and she died in 1943. Can anyone help me with the cemetery in which they are buried or any information about them? > Many thanks. >

Any help? This one is a bit to close in time for me to have any help for her....... God Bless, ear ----- Original Message ----- From: martha <seussiq@cts.com> To: <earphoto@gonetgo.com> Sent: Saturday, July 21, 2001 4:08 PM Subject: Surname Page > Nelson, Charles and Minnie: Looking for their obituary and cemetery > records. He died in 1937 and she died in 1943. Thank you! > Martha Brooks >

Hi. My gggrandparents were married in Noxubee about 1844. They were Eaton D. Hyde and Emily Jane Kelly (poss. Kelley). I cannot seem to find out anything before this date. I know that Eaton D. Hyde was born in Georgia in 1824. Emily Jane Kelly was born in Alabama about 1826 or so. I cannot figure out how to find her on the 1840 census with the Kelly and the Kelley families that are listed. I am only guessing that she belonged to one of them. It is possible that her family came after the 1840 census. Are there any documents available which list the family members from the 1840 census? Thanks. Kathy Hyde Martinez Brooksville, FL

Thanks to our good friend from Noxubee county for this piece of info: >From the TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS OF NOXUBEE COUNTY, I find James Gillespie - native of Georgia 30 Sept. 1708 - 17 Oct. 1837. Noxubee County was organized in December 1834. >From DANCING RABBIT, BY Broox Sledge. The Original Land Purchasers of Noxubee County: Region Nine, Township 13 North, Range 17 East. Section 3. All of the section and some land in 4. James Gillespie, whose body occupies the oldest grave in the Mohegan Cemetery, his death date listed as 1837. Section 9. William Hurst and James Gillespie. The Noxubee County Tax Assessment Roll, 1848 (the oldest tax roll on file) Township 13, Range 17, Estate of James Gillespie I did not find a J. O. Gillespie. Hope this one is the same. Mohegan Bluff where the cemetery is located is a few miles NE of present town of Shuqualak, Ms. When Noxubee County was settled, there were little towns or settlement all along the river about 5 miles apart. Believed to be oldest trading post and church built in county. This cemetery is all that is left and it is still being used today by the Card family, a family member having been buried there last year. Janelle Floore Craig, Brooksville, Ms. There could be other information that I overlooked. Under the 1840 census I found a C. Glimpse

I am interested in your Williams Spann connection. I have a story of a young girl without parents. she was rasied by her grandmother Lucy Spencer, her daughter was Sarah Spencer and she married a Peter Spann. When Rachel's grandmother past on she was taken in by Julia Williams, the family said there was a double connection between that Julia was in fact an aunt to young Rachel. Does any of this sound familar?

----- Original Message ----- From: CCooper902@aol.com To: earphoto@gonetgo.com Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 11:29 AM Subject: Queries I would like to receive confirmation on an entry in the 1836 and 1837 Noxubee tax lists. I have a note from an ancestor that J.O. Gillespie appeared on the 1836 Noxubee tax list with 1 poll. And then again in 1837 with 1 poll. Does anyone have this tax information and would be willing to confirm this for me? Thank you. Catherine Cooper

I believe that the mail archiver has been down since they took our GenConnect boards and redesigned them. Some believe they are doing something new with the mail archiver also....... ----- Original Message ----- From: <MsJHyde@aol.com> To: <MSNOXUBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 2:16 PM Subject: [MSNOXUBE] Re: Shuqualak > > Hello Rosemary, > You might want to check out two web sites. > I hope this works. > http://archiver.rootweb.com.th.read/MSNOXUBE/ 1998-05/0894808742 > http://archer.rootweb.com/th/read/MSNOXUBE/19 98-05/0894861519 >

Hello Rosemary, Check out these two web sites on why ancestors moved to Noxubee County. I hope this works. http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/MSNOXUBE/1998-05/0894808742 http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/MSNOXUBE/1998-05/0894861519.

Hello Rosemary, You might want to check out two web sites. I hope this works. http://archiver.rootweb.com.th.read/MSNOXUBE/1998-05/0894808742 http://archer.rootweb.com/th/read/MSNOXUBE/1998-05/0894861519

Hello everyone, Please do not email me about the misspelling of the town Shuqualak in my last reply to a post. It was an innocent mistake, before I noticed it, it was to late to correct. Yes, there are lumber companies in the town. I only saw one company at the time I was there. I remember the glove company. Some of my relatives used to work for the company. The grocery stores are in Macon. The Piggy Wiggy is still there in Macon. Highway 45 was a two lanes road in Shuqualak and now it is a four lanes highway thru the town. After the treaty of the Dancing Rabbitt, many from the east came to Mississippi for the land offered by the Federal government. Many roads are named after some the earlier settlers. I dare not to name some of them. In fear I might get more email for incorrect spelling.LOL http://www.ajfroggie.com/roadpics/ms-ends/ms39.htm http://www.ajfroggie.com/roadpics/ms145.htm