<CyberLemon> 

like this

<mel> 

BECK, LOWRY (any spelling), PEARSON

<CyberLemon> 

KING, GATEWOOD, EHLERT/ELLIOTT, SWINNEY, COWARD/COWART, Benjamin Franklin JOHNSON in CONECUH, BUTLER, COVINGTON, ESCAMBIA, PIKE, DALE, CRENSHAW, LOWNDES and COFFEE Counties - email: CyberLemon@aol.com

<DavidWoodetc> 

I did a copy, paste in a notepad document. makes it simpler and faster.

<marfa> 

RICHARDSON, TURMAN, CARPENTER, HALES, HALEY, LOGAN, LIVELY, KIRSCHSTEIN in Greene, Lamar, Pickens, Tuscaloosa and Jefferson Counties. mrbruce1@swbell.net

<CyberLemon> 

yep, and I include my email address for people that look through the transcripts

<DavidWoodetc> 

Vicky, did you say you were related to Capt. John QUATTLEBAUM?

<marfa> 

Cyber did you get the list of Kings that I sent you?

<CyberLemon> 

yes I did, thanks

<CyberLemon> 

have not had time to check with my dbase yet

<marfa> 

Hi nb

<CyberLemon> 

hi nb

<nb> 

hi

<mel> 

Uh oh, Trying again: BECK, PEARSON - DeKalb and Cherokee Counties; LOWRY - not sure of county but NE AL, Ft Payne area maybe. thanks mel1@cdc.gov

<vickyal_124> 

dave I don’t recognize that name

<vickyal_124> 

only capt I know is capt James AVERY

<vickyal_124> 

have BECK but in TUSCALOOSA area

<DavidWoodetc> 

oh OK I remembered Capt somebody

<MizD> 

Marfa! I have not read recent transcripts....where are your KINGS from?

<CyberLemon> 

mel I have a Beck in Pike County that fought in the civil war

<vickyal_124> 

AVERY,BAILEY,ELAM,PARKER,FULLER,MEIGS bibb co al

<CyberLemon> 

go you have a J J Beck?

<marfa> 

MizD, I don't have Kings, but I sent Cyber a list of Kings on the Cemetery list in Greene Co.

<DavidWoodetc> 

for the ""good guys"" or the ""bad guys"" Cyber?

<vickyal_124> 

MORGAN,MANESS,SIMMS,SHEFFIELD,WEST, FLOWERS, Wilcox co al

<SLOWJohnGwin> 

to Frances Cemyra Vardaman (b. 11 Jan 1831; d. 13 Jun 1910;

<CyberLemon> 

my Kings go back to Alan King, who had about a dozen kids

<MizD> 

Oh....I am on Rootsweb list for Greene and don't think I have kin there.

<mel> 

have JD Beck but he is later -- b. 187? in Sand Rock / Round Mtn. My ggg'father is Daniel Beck m to Caroline Crow.

<SLOWJohnGwin> 

GWIN

<SLOWJohnGwin> 

VARDAMAN

<vickyal_124> 

HUDSON,HYCHE,HOSMER,HUMPHRYES(all spellings) SELLERS,TURNER Tuscaloosa Jefferson

<SLOWJohnGwin> 

FLYNN

<CyberLemon> 

that’s not one of mine

<SLOWJohnGwin> 

FLYNN

<DavidWoodetc> 

just kidding. I thought the proper term was the ""War of Northern Aggression""

<SLOWJohnGwin> 

BASSET

<CyberLemon> 

LOL

<SLOWJohnGwin> 

Cahaba in DALLAS Co.

<MizD> 

CyberL: I think I decided once earlier that our KINGS are not related (not close, anyway)

<CyberLemon> 

I still call it the CW, regardless of what is PC

<SLOWJohnGwin> 

HOUSE

<CyberLemon> 

I know we did

<vickyal_124> 

AVERY , BAILEY , ELAM , FULLER , MEIGS/MEGGS , PARKER and related families BIBB CO AL. MORGAN , MANESS , SIMMS , WEST , FLOWERS , CHAMPION , SHEFFIELD , and related families WILCOX CO AL. BOOTH(E) , HUDSON , HYCHE , HOMSER , HUMPHRYES(all spelling) SELLERS , TURNER , and related families TUSCALOOSA CO AL.

<DavidWoodetc> 

""Civil War"" usually means your kin was on the other side of the pasture ;-)

<SLOWJohnGwin> 

WILSON

<CyberLemon> 

well, I all my ancestors fought for the South in either Bama or FL

<vickyal_124> 

HOSMER not HOMSER

<DavidWoodetc> 

What HOUSE?

<vickyal_124> 

can do look ups for census an pay sites at ancestry and on the military records Civil War Service Records CD from ancestry email. vickyal_124@yahoo.com - for census please give surname(s) state/county and dates when able also give the township or district for Civil War look up please send names an if known the unit or rank your person was when entering and leaving as it doesn’t let you search by state

<CyberLemon> 

Historical Atlas of Alabama - Historical Locations and Cemeteries, both by County

<SLOWJohnGwin> 

WAR of 1812! Anybody there?

<CyberLemon> 

I had an ancestor in it

<vickyal_124> 

had a few in it

<CyberLemon> 

I believe it was an Ezekiel Coward

<CyberLemon> 

hi Granny

<vickyal_124> 

hi granny

<DavidWoodetc> 

me too if I can tie them.... (grrr) Hi Granny

<Granny> 

Hey Cyber...everyone!

<CyberLemon> 

how are things in FL?

<marfa> 

Hi Granny

<MizD> 

Hi Granny!

<SLOWJohnGwin> 

My John GWIN from TN settled in Dallas Co, Cahaba

<Granny> 

Not sure about Florida yet...just got in from almost two weeks in Virginia.

<CyberLemon> 

oh yea, how was it?

<CyberLemon> 

did you make any breakthroughs?

<SLOWJohnGwin> 

moved to Wilsonville ( Shelby Co.)

<Granny> 

Great Cyber! I found my Grandfather Hardy's diaries for the years 1913-1941! Lots of great information too.

<nb> 

do any of you know what the legal age to be administrator of someone's estate would have been in 1832?

<CyberLemon> 

wow diaries can be gold mines

<CyberLemon> 

no idea nb

<CyberLemon> 

that would probably depend on the county

<nb> 

Wilcox Co, AL

<Granny> 

The diaries have all his notes on his first wife's death, all the marriages of his children, etc. A real gold mind.

<SLOWJohnGwin> 

Sorry, friends. I can't seem to make this work.

<CyberLemon> 

way to go Granny

<CyberLemon> 

hi bb

<DavidWoodetc> 

That's why I started a ""Lost & Found"" page on my website. For all the same surnamed people I can't use. Complete with ""papers"" like marriage licenses etc.

<Granny> 

Hi bb...welcome

<SLOWJohnGwin> 

I guess I need a faster machine.

<marfa> 

Hi bb

<CyberLemon> 

good idea David

<vickyal_124> 

looks like a good idea

<Granny> 

That's great David!

<vickyal_124> 

o well when I figure out how to send for those certs on mars ill send you some lol

<SLOWJohnGwin> 

I'll try again when I have more money.

<Granny> 

I plan to post a lot of the information that I found on the Message boards in hopes of helping other folks.

<bb> 

HI YAL

<CyberLemon> 

howdy bb

<vickyal_124> 

hi bb

<DavidWoodetc> 

I am not finished with my WOODDELL's yet, but we can use the ""forum to post like a lost & found

<CyberLemon> 

KING, GATEWOOD, EHLERT/ELLIOTT, SWINNEY, COWARD/COWART, Benjamin Franklin JOHNSON in CONECUH, BUTLER, COVINGTON, ESCAMBIA, PIKE, DALE, CRENSHAW, LOWNDES and COFFEE Counties - email: CyberLemon@aol.com

<vickyal_124> 

AVERY , BAILEY , ELAM , FULLER , MEIGS/MEGGS , PARKER and related families BIBB CO AL. MORGAN , MANESS , SIMMS , WEST , FLOWERS , CHAMPION , SHEFFIELD , and related families WILCOX CO AL. BOOTH(E) , HUDSON , HYCHE , HOSMER , HUMPHRYES(all spelling) SELLERS , TURNER , and related families TUSCALOOSA CO AL.

<DavidWoodetc> 

WOODDELL (spelled various ways), WEAVER, SNIDER/SNYDER, SANFORD/SAMFORD, OSWALT, HOUSE, RAY, WORDSWORTH, SHUTTLESWORTH, CALDWELL, WATTS, QUATTLEBAUM, BOWEN, BARRINGER, RIGGINS, ATKINSON, SAMMON, LITTLEJOHN, GOTHARD, JAMES, CHILDRESS, DAGGETT, in Tuscaloosa Co, Morgan Co, Jefferson Co, Walker Co, Bibb, Lauderdale, Madison, Talladega, & Chilton Co.

<marfa> 

RICHARDSON, TURMAN, CARPENTER, HALES, HALEY, LOGAN, LIVELY, KIRSCHSTEIN in Greene, Lamar, Pickens, Tuscaloosa and Jefferson Counties. mrbruce1@swbell.net

<Granny> 

PADGETT, MORGAN, WEBB, HORTON, SNODGRASS, NICHOLSON, McCORD, BRIDGES, THOMPSON, TRIBBLE in Jackson County. Email me at granny1463@yahoo.com

<MizD> 

THOMAS AND KING in Bibb County; another KING line in Autauga; ederamus@knology.net

<bb> 

MCGLAWN,BAGGETT,RILEYin Autauga,Tallapoosa Cos

<DavidWoodetc> 

If I seem like I'm not here tonite, I am surfing Lauderdale Co. Cemetery list for possible 4G grandfather

<CyberLemon> 

quite alright David... I do that as well

<Granny> 

Good Luck, David!

<vickyal_124> 

luck

<mel> 

checking out now but I’ll try to be back next week, good hunting all.

* vickyal_124 

MOTIONS/happy.gif miz I found my issac PARKER father at bibb co AL reunion Saturday now to find out if its true

<CyberLemon> 

that’s great vicky

<bb> 

I’m searching for the husband of my 2GGM Lousia A. RILEY born GA 1824 Mr. RILEY b GA

<DavidWoodetc> 

He was a preacher and they traveled from Tuscaloosa & Bibb Cos to attend, but so far no James WOODDELL.

<Granny> 

While I was in Virginia, I went to the Court House in Old Tappahannock County (now Essex County...Court House in Rappahannock) and you wouldn't believe the treasures I found. They have all the records back to the mid 1600s beautifully indexed and all organized and preserved in special books.

<CyberLemon> 

yea, the Northern records are well kept, from what I hear

<Granny> 

vicky...hope it's true and you can add lots of information!

<CyberLemon> 

hi littlehope

<DavidWoodetc> 

wb

<vickyal_124> 

hi little

<littlehope> 

I’m back

<Granny> 

littlehope...welcome!!!

<vickyal_124> 

me 2 I been looking for years for a clue

<CyberLemon> 

glad your back