<Lucky> 

DeKalb county

<Guest3114> 

They definitely do. Looking for other researchers..need James Naylor served in Rev. War in NC.

<Granny> 

Hugh, MizB, are your Pace folks from particular areas, or are they all over the place?

<Hugh> 

Granny, I think we were on the wrong limb

<lamby> 

Granny, I have the same problem with my folks. I assume there a lot of records destroyed in the War Between the States?

<huntsvilleADM> 

Phebelyn--did you say how much the AL Archives charged you for the microfilm ?

<Hugh> 

Mostly from Jackson Co and eary from Va

<Granny> 

lamby, yes there were in certain areas. I have that problem in Rutherford County, NC where almost all the records were destroyed during that time.

<MizB> 

The Pace's came from Va. to Jackson Co.

<Lucky> 

Mary Catherine ""Kate"", maiden name unknown first married unknown COLLINS had a child ,Bill Collins

<Sallygirl> 

Can anyone there tell me what this means, if I am wrong...The 1830 Census shows a Jonathan Richardson with these numbers....100000001-010001 is this right, the first one is a baby or young child under 5 and the next one is for Jon between 60-70 years old( the first set) (in the second set now) the one is for a child between 5-10 and then the last one is for the wife between ages of 30-40...Am I on track?

<Phebelyn> 

That's the great part. Nothing. It's free!

<Granny> 

Hugh, MizB, I do a lot of research in VA, so will keep my eyes open for you!

<Lucky> 

Then married William Henry HAYNIE

<huntsvilleADM> 

If you have resources to share--please let us know.

<Phebelyn> 

You just have to have a library card from your local library. They kept my license while I viewed the microfilm.

<marfaTX> 

brb

<Jerry> 

I have a few of the cem list from DeKalb Co mostly from Sand Mountain

<lamby> 

Granny, if a child was listed as ""adopted"" on the census, where else could I look for information. It would have been shortly after 1906.

<CyberLemon> 

sallygirl, you should check online for references to those census numbers

<Granny> 

I have the Handybook for Genealogists, The Source, and The Printed Source all of which cover the whole US and more.

<CyberLemon> 

the old hashmarks read better with a guide to the 1830 census

<CyberLemon> 

try looking at rootsweb.com under census resources

<huntsvilleADM> 

NOTE: Please check out my Alabama Genealogy pages on this website: http://huntsville.about.com/cs/genealogy1/index.htm I have specific Alabama info, like AL NA; AL Civil War; AL African Americans, etc.

<Granny> 

lamby, I'm not sure. The courthouse would probably be your best bet, in the county where the adoption took place, or where the family was living at the time of adoption. There are websites that help with that

<Lucky> 

Jerry, do you have any MILLIRONS listed in you cemetery list?

<DonaldLogan> 

Marfa, you scoundrel. I just read back as I had gone for awhile, and learned you live in San Antonio. I live in Austin, and go to San Antonio each week for one to three days. I see patients in nursing homes. Course, you may prefer not to visit by phone, or to limit to the chat room. either way is fine. But I am cur8ious about your Logan's...also, there were Logan's from Greene Co., came as did mine, from NC... There are s [msg continues in 20 secs]

<Jerry> 

Lucky let me check lots of names can I email you back

<DonaldLogan> 

similarities; e.g., John (mine) and Alexander ?) Greene Co., both were Captain of Flatboats, both had a mill, both built a dam. [msg complete]

<Sallygirl> 

Thanks CL...I was looking at the census abstract I guess and with it the hashmarks should be close..I wondered if anyone had any y other feedback.....

<lamby> 

Granny, my dad's uncle and his wife adopted him and his sister, after their parents died. Would they have records on this?

<huntsvilleADM> 

15 minutes left in chat........

<Granny> 

lamby, I'm not sure. Email me and I'll try to help you this week.

<lamby> 

Granny, thank you.

<CyberLemon> 

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

<Sallygirl> 

Does anyone else's ancestors migrate to Lauderdale Co TN from Lauderdale Co AL???

<Lucky> 

Yes, phaynie@sonetcom.com thanks Jerry

<lamby> 

To all of you - you are really a helpful group of people. Thank you.

<huntsvilleADM> 

wb, MizB!

<Travis> 

wb, MizB.

* Granny 

MOTIONS/happy.gif lamby...told you this was a good group!

<marfaTX> 

Donald, Now I was gone for awhile. Yes please feel free to call or visit. Listed under Raymond L. Bruce on Larkwood.

<Granny> 

wb, MizB

<annaelycm> 

Sally girl - my PAYNE's took the opposite route. from TN to AL

<MizB> 

Thanks, lost my connection???

<Guest3114> 

Lucky...I have a Rebecca Collins, married Stephen Carpenter in NC. Stephen was born in about 1740...Maggie

<Granny> 

Welcome back, Maggie

<huntsvilleADM> 

hi, Guest--welcome

<DonaldLogan> 

OK, Marfa. Don't know when I will get there this week, but will phone.

<Sallygirl> 

What years, Annaelycm?

<marfaTX> 

Donald, by the way I am from Greene co.Ala.

<DonaldLogan> 

Adios all, enjoyed the visit. DonLogan signing off

<lamby> 

Donald, are you a chaplain?

<Travis> 

Night, Don.

<huntsvilleADM> 

Don--hope you come back next week!

<marfaTX> 

Nite Donald

<MizB> 

nite Donald

<Granny> 

Nite Donald...hope to see you next week!

<DonaldLogan> 

No, I am a psychologist...

<Hugh> 

Hurry back Don

<annaelycm> 

Sally girl, early 1900's

<Granny> 

Donald...we could all use one of you these days!

* huntsvilleADM 

MOTIONS/playful.gif Don--DON'T analyze us!!!!

<DonaldLogan> 

I will try. Usually I am on the road on Monday nights...but will try

<lamby> 

DonLogan, catch you next time. Have a good week.

<Sallygirl> 

My Richardson line was in the 1850 Ag census after Johnathan died. and the son Jonathan shows up in Laud Co TN in 1870 with 7 Ch.

<Granny> 

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

* huntsvilleADM 

MOTIONS/happy.gif 10 minutes left in chat--get your queries, questions, or hints in before it's too late!

<lamby> 

Night Y'all, it was great. Thank you for all your help. Granny I will write you later. Good night everyone.

<Lucky> 

My Collins b.1878

<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> 

Nite, nite lamby. I'll look forward to hearing from you!

<CyberLemon> 

nite lamby

<huntsvilleADM> 

nite, lamby--come back soften

<marfaTX> 

See you next week. Bye

<huntsvilleADM> 

often

<CyberLemon> 

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

<MizB> 

nite Lamby

<Sallygirl> 

Any one in Russell Co. or Lee Co.?

<Lucky> 

Descendants of William Henry HAYNIE 1 [1] William Henry HAYNIE b: May 02, 1851 Collinsville, DeKalb, Alabama d: Abt. 1927 Frederick, Tillman, OK . +Martha Ellen CUNNINGHAM b: November 03, 1852 Rawlingsville, DeKalb, Alabama d: May 17, 1896 DeKalb Co. Alabama *2nd Wife of [1] William Henry HAYNIE: . +Mary Katherine ""Kate"" COLLINS b: October 06, 1878 Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia d: January 13, 1937 Oklahoma

<Guest3114> 

Back to Genealogy...Texas boys, the Texas State Archives across from the Capitol has good research. I lived there for 22 years. Maggie

<annaelycm> 

Looking for info on my G-Grandfather Alvah Washington Payne who moved his family around 1910 from Lauderdale CO. Tn, to Lawrence Co. AL

<Granny> 

lamby was one of the ""Guest"" last week...decided that we were OK!

<marfaTX> 

Nite everyone!

<MizB> 

nite Marfa

<huntsvilleADM> 

nite, marfa.

<Travis> 

Nite, Marfa.

<Granny> 

nite, marfa...glad you came!

<Guest3114> 

Goodnight, Marfa...

<Lucky> 

nite marfa

<Travis> 

I guess it's time for me to call it a night too. I think it's about time to eat!