I am looking for information on a Adaline Short who m. Richard Smith in Tippah co. Ms., 1864 any information would be appreciated. Janna mayfield

Unable to get very far with my CRAWFORD family of Tippah Co... My 3GG Josiah Crawford b between 1816-1823 northern AL d 1862 Tippah Co MS m ca 1844 Tippah Co to Malinda/Matilda COOK b ca 1822 TN or AL d aft 1870. (possibly related to Wiley B COOK who m Mary C Zimmer 9 June 1845 Tippah Co MS and prev lived Pickens Co AL)...Josiah was a War 1812 vet and 1855 trustee to Mount Pleasant School Bd. Family found 1845 & 1856 MS State census Tippah (for some reason not in 1850 census) 1860 Tippah Co MS p213 #1466 Southern Div. Josiah Crawford 37AL, Malinda 38TN, Thomas 12 MS, Mary 9MS, Joseph 7 MS, Missey 5 MS, Wiliam 2 MS Arthur E Stokes apprentice carpenter SC 1870 Tippah Co MS p29 T6R4 #219 MM Crawford 48 VA, Mary E 20 MS, JN (male) 18 MS, CA (female) 14 MS, WFL (male) 11 MS Thomas P Crawford 23 MS Catherine 31 MS Lorena 2 MS I have not been able to track Thomas P (or Thomas B/D) or ("Missey" or "C.A".."Sarah"and their family either. Only children I have any progress for: (1)Mary A "Molly" m John Randolph Palmer (my direct line) (2) Joseph (Earlton?) Crawford m 19 Dec 1877 Tippah to Clara Lou Laird and then he may have married 1897 to Fannie Lowe (??)....he and family went to Memphis TN ....connections to that line: Henry Cooper Luther WHITAKER,Samuel J MAY,James Algie GOWDY,Henry Thomas HEWITT,Ila V YATES,Horner Ford CRAWFORD.... (3) William Luther Crawford m 30 July 1905 Annie Bullock....he lived Memphis and Benton Co MS So far cannot connect these Crawfords with other early Crawfords of the same county!!

You can find more info at my site and look under Tippah Co. Connecting Familys. Best Regards Steven Rutherford HOME PAGE http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rutherford/index.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Becky Smith" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 11:12 AM Subject: [MSTIPPAH-L] Mike COX & Family > I'm not actually related to Mike COX, but if we are talking about the > same man, and I think we are, then I have a "by-marriage" connection. > Unfortunately, I don't have any more information than you do on Mike > himself, but I wanted to touch base with you. > > Here's the inforrmation I have: > > Mike COX, b. 1796 in Ireland; died 1910. I have a note that he was one > of the earliest settlers in Tippah County and he lived in Orizaba, > Tippah Co, MS. Mike Cox came to Orizaba upon moving from Franklin Co, GA > in 1839. Here is an early MS census record which I think is his > family. Can you tell me if it is? [Somehow I didn't get the year of the > census in my databse, but I think it was a 1939 state census.] > > 1 844 844 Cox, Michael, 43, M, Farmer, 1,500, Ga > 2 844 844 Cox, Mary, 38, F, Ga > 3 844 844 Cox, Elijah A., 16, M, Ga X > 4 844 844 Cox, Loissa, 14, F, Ga X > 5 844 844 Cox, Jane, 12, F, Ga X > 6 844 844 Cox, James M., 8, M, Miss X > 7 844 844 Cox, Michael, 6, M, Miss > 8 844 844 Cox, Robert Y., 4, M, Miss > 9 844 844 Cox, William J., 2, M, Miss > [This may not be this COX family, but if not, I feel that they're > related.] > > I also have in my database that Joyce Mae COX (1835-1930) married > William Tandy YOUNG (1820-1911) and they had A. Michael (1864), James > M., Charles Whit, Bruce, Belle, and Frank YOUNG. A. Michael YOUNG > married Blanche SMITH, daughter of James Milton SMITH and Harriett > Adelaide TICER who were my great, great grandparents. > > I show these siblings for Joyce Mae COX: Jim (James) M.; Lige; Elisha > A.; M.W. (female); R.J. (female); and R. Young COX. > > Would appreciate any additions or corrections. I have not done work on > this and all help is appreciated. Good luck in your own search! > Thanks! > > Becky >

I'm not actually related to Mike COX, but if we are talking about the same man, and I think we are, then I have a "by-marriage" connection. Unfortunately, I don't have any more information than you do on Mike himself, but I wanted to touch base with you. Here's the inforrmation I have: Mike COX, b. 1796 in Ireland; died 1910. I have a note that he was one of the earliest settlers in Tippah County and he lived in Orizaba, Tippah Co, MS. Mike Cox came to Orizaba upon moving from Franklin Co, GA in 1839. Here is an early MS census record which I think is his family. Can you tell me if it is? [Somehow I didn't get the year of the census in my databse, but I think it was a 1939 state census.] 1 844 844 Cox, Michael, 43, M, Farmer, 1,500, Ga 2 844 844 Cox, Mary, 38, F, Ga 3 844 844 Cox, Elijah A., 16, M, Ga X 4 844 844 Cox, Loissa, 14, F, Ga X 5 844 844 Cox, Jane, 12, F, Ga X 6 844 844 Cox, James M., 8, M, Miss X 7 844 844 Cox, Michael, 6, M, Miss 8 844 844 Cox, Robert Y., 4, M, Miss 9 844 844 Cox, William J., 2, M, Miss [This may not be this COX family, but if not, I feel that they're related.] I also have in my database that Joyce Mae COX (1835-1930) married William Tandy YOUNG (1820-1911) and they had A. Michael (1864), James M., Charles Whit, Bruce, Belle, and Frank YOUNG. A. Michael YOUNG married Blanche SMITH, daughter of James Milton SMITH and Harriett Adelaide TICER who were my great, great grandparents. I show these siblings for Joyce Mae COX: Jim (James) M.; Lige; Elisha A.; M.W. (female); R.J. (female); and R. Young COX. Would appreciate any additions or corrections. I have not done work on this and all help is appreciated. Good luck in your own search! Thanks! Becky

My greatgrandfather was Mike Cox of Tippah County. He died in 1910 and was the oldest man in the county at 114 years old. He married Martha Geno Crawford in 1863. Mike Cox is mentioned in the Tippah County Heritage Book Volume 2. Does anyone know when and how he immigrated to the US from Ireland? The heritage book mentions he took a sailing packet from England but gives no other details on the dates or port of entry. Any information would be appreciated.

Could someone help my identify the exact location of Essary Springs. The range, township, and section numbers would be best, but any other good directions will help. Thanks, Ron Hughes

Does anyone know the George Washington VAUGHAN/Mary Marion PETTIPOOL family? They had a farm in Tippah County until 1870. Bill Allen <[email protected]>

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/iJB.2ACE/550.2.1.1 Message Board Post: I have Barber connections in Tippah County. Would appreciate hearing from you. Sibyl, Choctaw, Ok

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: orman, liming, robinson, barber Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/iJB.2ACE/219.220.1 Message Board Post: Your attachment to me about the Ormans had a fatal error and wouldn't open. You might check for a virus. Ellen

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: orman, liming, robinson, barber Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/iJB.2ACE/550.2.1 Message Board Post: I couldn't open your attachments. Message said they had a fatal error. Ellen

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: orman, liming, robinson, barber Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/iJB.2ACE/550.2 Message Board Post: I've been researching the Tippah, Benton/Marshall county Ormans since 1980. I go back to James H., Jacob, Samuel Houston, George Edgar and Samuel Durward (my dad). Surely we can help each other. Ellen

Yes, I have received a note from the same Charles Rainey, and now from a Shirley Jennings which I believe contained viruses. I decided several months ago that the clue to whether it contains the virus/worm or not is the phrase "take a look to the attachment" - it is kind of awkward wording if you think about it. I have received several with that and have not opened any since the first one. Maybe instead of sending the info as attachments we need to just incorporate it in the letter itself. Wouldn't that solve it - I hope! Joan Marie in Oregon

Tippah County, MS cemetery records are online at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mstippah/Cemindex.html Raymond Settle ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 7:58 PM Subject: [MSTIPPAH-L] Re: MSTIPPAH-D Digest V01 #52 > I received a note from Charles Rainey about my gggrandmother Frances > Elizabeth Sales Kimbrough who died near Ripley, Tippah Co., June 14, 1879. He > sent me an attachment that I think may have listed her in one of the Tippah > Co. cemeteries, but unfortunately the attachment had a virus in it and my > virus scan wouldn't let me open it. I would be very grateful if anyone has > this information and could let me know where to get it. > Thanks! > A.C. Quinn >

I received a note from Charles Rainey about my gggrandmother Frances Elizabeth Sales Kimbrough who died near Ripley, Tippah Co., June 14, 1879. He sent me an attachment that I think may have listed her in one of the Tippah Co. cemeteries, but unfortunately the attachment had a virus in it and my virus scan wouldn't let me open it. I would be very grateful if anyone has this information and could let me know where to get it. Thanks! A.C. Quinn

Dear fellow listers, Brad Campbell here. I did indeed have a virus in my system that affected the posts I had made on the Tippah County list last week. I had no idea the bug was there until it was too late. The problem has been fixed, and I am terribly sorry for any problem it may have caused any of you. Sincerely-- Brad Researching these names in North Mississippi: Campbell, Crump, Drewry/Drury, Farrar, Nanney, Powell, Price, Ray, Sanders/Saunders, etc.

Thanks for the info!! All I know is that a JW Whitehorn married a Martha C. Campbell. I was hoping it was mine. Evidently it is. Martha was the daughter of Alexander Campbell, my ggg-grandfather! You've helped tremendously. Do you have any other info on this family?

Please, I need help re the above family in Blue Mountain in Tippah County in 1880, and in a broader sense regarding the HARBIN family. Nathaniel S. WATSON & Elizabeth HARBIN were m in 1859 in Tippah Co. In 1860 they had a child Effie b in TN (according to the 1880 census). By 1880 they were back in Blue Mountain, Tippah w/ her mother in their home Mrs. Judas HARBIN. I would like to know anything about the HARBIN line - e.g. were her parents' names on the m license, is there an obit for her mother (she was 86 in 1880). I would think a name like Judas should stand out like a sore thumb but I have not been able to find any references to Judas except in his father's estate settlement in 1852. Thank you for your interest & help. I am a long ways from you! Joan Marie way out in Oregon

I am looking for information on Mahalah Whitney that married John Stanley King. I know she was born on Nov. 15,1851 and died on Dec, 1932. Does anyone know who her parents are? Thank you. Gwendolyn Coats [email protected]

In a message dated 8/10/01 10:24:20 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << The e-mail address listed above has activated my virus scan warning system. Please open any attachment from the above named subject with care. He/she has recently listed numerous names on the Tippah-L site, with names like Cambell, Garrett, Harmony Baptist Church, Powells, etc. I hate to start a problem but I am only trying to warn everyone what my virus scan equipment told me. Ron Hughes >>

The e-mail address listed above has activated my virus scan warning system. Please open any attachment from the above named subject with care. He/she has recently listed numerous names on the Tippah-L site, with names like Cambell, Garrett, Harmony Baptist Church, Powells, etc. I hate to start a problem but I am only trying to warn everyone what my virus scan equipment told me. Ron Hughes