<huntsvilleADM> 

OK, let's start with a ROLL CALL: list your SURNAMES (all caps, please--easier to read) and the counties in Alabama that you are researching.

<CyberLemon> 

KING, GATEWOOD, EHLERT/ELLIOTT, SWINNEY, COWARD/COWART, Benjamin Franklin JOHNSON in CONECUH, BUTLER, COVINGTON, ESCAMBIA, PIKE, DALE and COFFEE Counties

<Granny> 

PADGETT, MORGAN, WEBB, HORTON, SNODGRASS, NICHOLSON, McCORD in Jackson, DeKalb and Cherokee counties

<huntsvilleADM> 

Is anyone here for the first time?

<Travis> 

TRAVIS, ROBERTSON, JOHNSTON, NARAMORE, LAGRONE in Jefferson County.

<johnluke> 

LUKER/POPE/McCLINTON in Clarke co.

<Monal> 

CHAPMAN, EZELL and COLEMAN, Pickens and Limestone Co

<Travis> 

WINCHESTER, PREWITT (OR PRUITT) in Tuscaloosa County.

<huntsvilleADM> 

DILL, DREGER, EVANS, McGILL, SPRAGUE--Madison Co.

<missouri> 

BOOTH, MALPUS, EMMONS, GODWIN, KENNEDY, Escambia, Clark, and Baldwin Counties

<huntsvilleADM> 

HALL, EVANS, COX, LINDSEY, SANDERS--Jackson Co.

<Travis> 

WILSON, BARRON, BROTHERS, BLEVINS, CALVERT in Winston & Walker Counties.

<johnluke> 

Mis..I worked with JOE BOOTH in a Children's Home the past 8 yrs. Any kin?

<huntsvilleADM> 

hi, looker--welcome.

<Granny> 

Hi looker, welcome!

<CyberLemon> 

hi looker

<huntsvilleADM> 

Please share your SURNAMES with us.

<missouri> 

Not to my knowledge

<johnluke> 

Looker...is this perhaps a LUKER relative or derivative?

<looker> 

I am looking for the DAVIS family in Paint Rock Valley area in Jackson County.

<Granny> 

looker, Paint Rock Valley area is where my Padgett's were.

<johnluke> 

Have you run across any LUKER families in your background? Perhaps from England in 1600?

<missouri> 

While I do subscribe to the list, I miss the chat every week because I normally work these hours. I happen to be on vacation this week

<Granny> 

Glad you are here tonight, missouri!

<missouri> 

Thanks!

<Monal> 

nnnnnnnnkkjjjmmmm

<johnluke> 

Granny,...Where are you from? ALA?

<CyberLemon> 

oh hi Mona... didn't see you come in

<Granny> 

johnluke...originally from TN, but have lived in FL longer than I care to admit!

<huntsvilleADM> 

If you have genealogy books or resources to share, please let us know.

<johnluke> 

Granny, are you acquainted around Cherry Creek, TN E of Nashville? My wife's grandparents are from Cherry Creek. JOHN RANDOLPH

<huntsvilleADM> 

I have the Marriages of Jackson County and the Maple Hill Cemetery book (Madison Co.)

<CyberLemon> 

Historical Atlas of ALA - Historical Locations and Cemeteries

<huntsvilleADM> 

wb, Monal.

<CyberLemon> 

wb Mona

<Monal> 

thanks

<Granny> 

johnluke, doesn't sound familiar. I am from Lebanon, which is, I believe, a bit SE of Nashville.

<huntsvilleADM> 

CyberLemon, I just added an Alabama Cemeteries section to my genealogy page: http://huntsville.about.com/cs/genealogy1/index.htm

<huntsvilleADM> 

Still looking for cemetery URL's if anyone has any.

<CyberLemon> 

great thanks ADM

<Granny> 

ADM, that's great!

<huntsvilleADM> 

wb, looker--did you get kicked off?

<CyberLemon> 

wb looker

<Granny> 

wb, looker, Monal

<Monal> 

I am here, but something strange is going on

<missouri> 

I have the ""History of Escambia County"" by Annie Waters, ""Clarke County Alabama and it's Surroundings"" by TH Ball; ""Fort Toulouse"" and ""Fort Mims and the Tensaw Settlement.

<huntsvilleADM> 

Is everyone here on my private email list for chat reminders and updates? If not, email me at huntsville2@home.com

<Granny> 

johnluke, my grandparents lived in South Pittsburg, about 30 minutes from Jackson County. We used to go to Scottsboro to visit relatives all the time.

<CyberLemon> 

I know I am on your list

<huntsvilleADM> 

Does anyone need a Jackson Co. marriage lookup?

<Monal> 

CyberLemon any thing new on BFJ?

<CyberLemon> 

nothing Mona

<huntsvilleADM> 

Granny, when you come to visit, you'll have to go to the Unclaimed Baggage Center in Scottsboro--real interesting!\

<missouri> 

The Clark County book is very thorough, but the index is awful. So I really need time to peruse the book again for Lukers.

<CyberLemon> 

were you able to locate him on the 1920 Butler county census?

<Granny> 

ADM, I'll put that on my list of places to visit!

<Monal> 

sorry I have not looked up the Butler Co. census for you

<CyberLemon> 

that's ok, I have been busy here and behind on my rooting too

<johnluke> 

Thanks MIS....My email: johnieandginger@prodigy.net...if you run across any. I would appreciate a reference. God Blesssss

<huntsvilleADM> 

Let's just list what counties in Alabama we are researching...

<Monal> 

I have really been busy at work and did not get my day at library

<CyberLemon> 

bummer Mona

<Granny> 

Jackson, DeKalb and Cherokee counties

<huntsvilleADM> 

Madison and Jackson Counties

<CyberLemon> 

CONECUH, BUTLER, COVINGTON, ESCAMBIA, PIKE, DALE and COFFEE Counties

<johnluke> 

CLARKE and SURROUNDING COUNTIES

<Travis> 

WALKER, WINSTON, CULLMAN, JEFFERSON, & TUSCALOOSA

<Monal> 

PICKENS, LIMESTONE

<johnluke> 

Where can I find AL county map so I can refer to where you guys need info?

<CyberLemon> 

JohnLuke, you can order county maps from the Bama Hwy Dept

<CyberLemon> 

they are large, accurate and cheap

<Monal> 

or you could print one from ALGEN

<Granny> 

Lemon, how do you get in touch with them...are they on the internet?

<johnluke> 

Thanks Cy...but need this info real handy on internet FAVORITES...Quick..you know!

<CyberLemon> 

Granny they are on the net, but I don't have the site bookmarked

<Granny> 

Lemon, that's OK...if they are on the net, I'll find them!

<huntsvilleADM> 

that's a good idea, johnluke. I have a map reference on my Alabama Genealogy page: http://huntsville.about.com/cs/genealogy1/index.htm

<looker> 

The Davis name is from my husband's side. I know that the family was in Paint Rock Valley area in 1860. William B(Baker?) Davis was there was his widower father Henry,3 sisters, and maybe a uncle. I know William was in Texas by 1886. I think that Henry maybe from North Carolina and had lived in Tennessee before he came to Alabama. My mother said that they had Native American blood. Unfortunately, there are reported a lot of [msg continues in 20 secs]

<looker> 

Davis families in Jackson County that are related in some way or another. [msg complete]