<sandee>   

WILL GLASS married CRELLIS GARNER in SHELBY CO

<huntsvilleADM>   

KWebb--she comes almost every week....so try next week.....

<Aarius>   

Sherry this is a wedding I have info about

<KWebb>   

thanks!

<TexasTaylor>   

is granny from Florida?

<Marfa>   

KWebb,  you can email granny. She always list her email address

<Jill>   

Hey,  I had some exciting news. A year ago I found a post on Ricketts board but didn’t get answer to my post. Last week he contacted me,  his gr grandfather is brother to my Grandmother. HOORAY We`1l talk

<astclair>   

Buster,  do you go to the Sullivan genealogy forum much?

<KWebb>   

Jill,  it's great to find new cousins,  isn't it...?

<Buster>   

astclair,  My ggg-grandfather,  Russell Sillivant moved to Tus. Co around 1835.

<Marfa>   

Yes,  granny is from Florida

<Amanda>   

This is my first time in the chat room....It has been nice to meet all of you...If anybody knows or runs across information about Elijah Robert Bell,  Russell Bell from Coosa County then to Jefferson,  Elijah married Eliza Anna Allinder of Bessemer. Isaac Matlock was married to Margaret Lea. That is all we know about her. we know they married in Tennessee,  but had children in Jackson county. She must have died there. By 1850 [msg continues in 22 secs]

<Aarius>   

and I meet my second cousin Sunday for the first time

<TexasTaylor>   

I think she is a webb

<sherry>   

Went by Joseph,  Joseph James and J.A. Mabry. Married Ellen Adelaine Cowsert after the war. With the Al 42nd Infantry,  Co B

<Amanda>   

they were living in Arkansas and he had remarried to Jane Dodson Petty. If anybody might have any information about these people or the area they lived,  a good point in the right direction would even be greatly appreciated. I have enjoyed meeting all of you this evening and hope that I can remember to come back next week. My email address is flippintator@cei.net I live in Crossett,  Ar about 30 miles from where the Bell fami [msg continues in 22 secs]

<Jill>   

This is the first real contact I`ve had. Yeah,  good.

<mickey43>   

Aarius,  my CALLOWAYs from MD to NC to Wilkes Co GA married into MILNER family of GA...Col Richard Callaway married into Daniel Boone family of NC and KY

<Cynthia>   

I found MABRY,  Benjamin,  Caroline,  Daniel,  Franklin,  Jesse,  Kelly,  Mary,  Rachel,  Sarah,  W.K.,  and William.

<Amanda>   

ly moved in the 1870's I believe. They migrated from Jefferson County,  Bessemer area,  to Parkdale,  Ashley county Arkansas. There were numerous children of this union. We only know information about some of them. We will be glad to help in any way possible. Again I do thank you. Will be glad to do any look up that might be in our book.. Those Gallant Men of The Twenty Eighth Infantry Regiment. There are allot of names and [msg continues in 22 secs]

<Aarius>   

ok I'll read the transcript later Sherry

<astclair>   

Buster,  perhaps my Curtis Sullivan came this way because of him.

<Buster>   

asrclair,  not much anymore.

<huntsvilleADM>   

Amanda--please note: it's better to write only one or two sentences at a time....easier to read and then we don't have the continued message.

<Amanda>   

some biographical information about the men listed. Thank you again. I am sorry to hear about Granny too. I hope that she is able to rest and be back on her feet soon. Y'all have a great night [msg complete]

<Amanda>   

Ok I am sorry

<KWebb>   

Cynthia,  one of my 2nd cousins has Chambers...she's part of this AL WEBB line,  email me and I will forward it on to her...khach@austin.rro.com

<Amanda>   

I will remember next time

<Jde>   

Mickey 43 do you have a Elmer Callaway married to Margie Etheridge in Castleberry Ala ?

<KWebb>   

Wrong email...khach@austin.rr.com

<Marfa>   

RICHARDSON,  TURMAN,  CARDEN,  CARPENTER,  HALES,  HALEY,  LIVELY,  LOGAN,  KRISCHSTEIN,  STIRLING/STERLING in Greene,  Lamar,  Pickens,  Tuscaloosa,  Jefferson counties. mrbrucel@swbell.net

<Amanda>   

Please do forgive me...Its just been a long time since I have done this

<Buster>   

astclair,  lots of Sullivan’s came from SC to AL around that time. Many of these can be traced back to early VA.