Alabama Genealogy Chat

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Alabama Chat--Part V

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July 9, 2001

<charlie>	got two of them
<MartieLee>	YEA, thanks ADM! That's MUCH better!
<charlie>	william walker mccutchen jr and john harrison grey
<huntsvilleADM>	If you want a bigger FONT, remember to change the size when you're signing in with your nickname.
<charlie>	been in my line for 170 years
<Mrs_D>	I think I have a copy of a land deed like that.
<charlie>	I've got two originals
<huntsvilleADM>	how--welcome!
<Granny>	Hi how...welcome!
<charlie>	but I was wondering
<charlie>	what the land was for, service
<Mrs_D>	How! Greetings!
<charlie>	?
<MizB>	Hi! how
<huntsvilleADM>	charlie--I would think they would be worth something--if you see the price of ""autographs.""
<how>	Hi everyone
<arlene>	hello how
<charlie>	I've seen a couple on e-bay
<charlie>	lower thousands
<Mrs_D>	WOW!
<Granny>	WOW is right!
<charlie>	but I was wondering why these people got this land?
<charlie>	anyone know?
<huntsvilleADM>	Let's do another ROLL CALL.......we have 10 minutes left in chat and need to catch everyone up. Please list your SURNAMES (all caps--easier to read) and the counties you are researching.
<Mrs_D>	My folks were pack rats; why did they save the wrong things?
<charlie>	I think it was the 1929 Florida Indian Wars
<huntsvilleADM>	LOL, Mrs_D!
<charlie>	oops
<charlie>	1829
<MizB>	POTTER, Johnathan----PACE, William (father of Eliza) ----COWARD/T, Elihu (father of Erasmus)-----MORGAN, John B. (father of James Adkins)----NICHOLSON/NICKOLSON, Mary Ann----HOLDRIDGE, John H. (father of John Henry)-----JACKSON, Martha Adlade----COLEY, John S. (father of Edith)-----CAVER, Joel (father of Harriett Ann E.) from Jackson , Randolph, DeKalb and Talladega Counties
<Granny>	PADGETT,MORGAN, WEBB, HORTON, SNODGRASS, NICHOLSON, McCORD in Jackson, DeKalb, and Cherokee counties.
<Mrs_D>	KERSH, KING, THOMAS in Bibb County; another KING line in Autauga
<arlene>	MARTIN, BLACKMON, Crenshaw, Covington, and Coffee Co., AL
<MartieLee>	charlie - some were for military war service - do you know if they served? Rev war Civil war
<how>	GUNTER/SELF-JEFFERSON CO.
<Cheryl>	BRACKEN, BUSH, FLOURNOY, FLOWERS, HARRISON, HAYS, HICKS, LAWLESS, LLOYD, MCGEE, NELSON, O'NEAL, SEARS, TULLIS, TURNER, WARR, WEDGEWORTH
<charlie>	no, this was 1829 land grant
<arlene>	bye everyone, catch you next time I hope
<charlie>	john mccutchen was rev. war in Jackson county though
<charlie>	w.w. jr's grandfather
<MartieLee>	Another surname for me - LAWLEY in Shelby Co.
<charlie>	buried in Robertson cemetery
<how>	Cheryl, who are your Wedgeworths?
<charlie>	on 79? I think
<Cheryl>	James WEDGEWORTH b. 1771 d. 1843 in Greene Co., AL
<Granny>	I need to check out for the night folks...have an important phone call I need to take.
<how>	I am working on the same Wedgeworth. Mine is James Jr.
<MizB>	bye Granny
<huntsvilleADM>	nite, granny!
<Mrs_D>	bye, granny!
<Cheryl>	HOW, I descend from the daughter Sarah who m. Jonathan McGEE
<huntsvilleADM>	We have 5 minutes left.....if anyone wants to list new surnames......or questions.
<how>	Mine is William B. Wedgeworth m. Statira Gaines.
<huntsvilleADM>	hi, Travis & Gatekeeper--wb.
<Mrs_D>	I guess I should list DERAMUS in Autauga count
<MizB>	Need to run, see you next week unless we are out of town.
<Mrs_D>	'Nite, MizB
<Cheryl>	I don't have any information on James Jr.
<charlie>	adm have one ever heard the name Hansbrough or Hansbough?
<huntsvilleADM>	nite, Miz B...
<charlie>	sorry have you?
<huntsvilleADM>	I haven't, Charlie.
<how>	Cheryl, Thanks, I keep looking:)
<Cheryl>	HOW when was James Jr. born?
<MartieLee>	'nite, y'all. I'm tired of wrestling with this slow connection.
<huntsvilleADM>	hey, eelliott--welcome!
<eelliott>	hello

<charlie>	I have an old letter adm, 1844. do you want me to send you a link
<Mrs_D>	Nite: MartieLee and Hello, eelliott
<huntsvilleADM>	nite, MartieLee-come back next week..
<how>	Cheryl, about 1795.
<huntsvilleADM>	sure, charlie.
<charlie>	its from huntsville to Jackson county
<Cheryl>	HOW, okay, then he must have been the first child of James and Rachel. I had his name as a son but did not know anything else about him.
<huntsvilleADM>	Charlie.......Old Huntsville magazine might be interested in printing it, if you don't mind.
<eelliott>	Elliott,Welch,Findley,Ludlam in Escambia CO
<charlie>	that would require me bringing it up some time
<eelliott>	Wilkinson, Tillman in Mobile Co
<charlie>	its on a very large sheet of paper
<how>	Cheryl, I think that James Jr. was the oldest son of James Sr.
<charlie>	not normal
<charlie>	I just scan sections of it
<huntsvilleADM>	charlie, I thought you said you had it online..with a link.
<huntsvilleADM>	brb
<charlie>	oh I so but I just scan the top of the first page
<charlie>	then the bottom
<charlie>	same with second page
<how>	I guess that it is time to say goodnight.
<charlie>	nite
<Mrs_D>	G'nite, How
<Cheryl>	Good nite HOW, nice to meet someone doing the same line in here
<Cheryl>	Good nite all
<Mrs_D>	g'nite, Cheryl
<Mrs_D>	I'd better go, too. 'Bout time for daughter to pop on on Inst. msgr!
<Mrs_D>	Grandkids will be here next week; so won
<Mrs_D>	won't be on...
<Gatekeeper>	Well, clicked something I shouldn't have, and had to start all over! I am looking for information on a DAVID FULLER and ANN RANDOLPH'S children. My line is as follows: DAVID-ANN RANDOLPH FULLER - JOHN T. FULLER, M NANCY A. THORN. John was born in Monroe co. MS in 1823 and the family moved about 1835 or 1836 to Franklin County, AL. Anyone searching this line? I am on the West Coast, so may catch some of you still up! [msg continues in 20 secs]
<Gatekeeper>	A little after 7:00 p.m. here... [msg complete]
<charlie>	Gatekeeper, the chat is over
<charlie>	it ends at 10
<Gatekeeper>	OH!!!!!
<charlie>	try again Monday
<Gatekeeper>	Maybe catch you all next week.....Will do...goodnight!
<charlie>	night