For genealogy queries about families from jackson County, Alabama
fuler , hutchenson,byi am looking for any information on a arland born around 1850 died 1907 . had children. bog bethel . and beleived to owned a buisness near montesano . looking also for info on a melvin hutchenson who is beleived to have son named don. and daughter charlette .mae fuler i think had a brother named jim and may have passed away in 2007 . jim i was told had child named christine ? if anyone knows any of this and can correct my mistakes if i did so please contact me . thank you . |
hutcheson or hutcheson , sims of jackson co alabamabyi am looking for any info on the sims family that is related to rita jean sims , vira sizemore and john woodrow sims. |
hutcheson or hutcheson , sims of jackson co alabamabyi am looking for any information on a winford hutchenson who married a rita jean sims. vira sizemore who married a john woodrow sims ,fred hutchenson who married a mae hutchenson.if anyone know anything about the sims or hutchenson family will you please contact me ? thank you very much. |
Festus T. ClaytorbyI'm looking for a cemetery on top of Nat Mountain where the elder Festus Claytor is buried. Born 1824, died 1900. He may be in some other cemetery in or around Woodville. |
WrightbyLooking for information on Ardel Wright and Martha Brown married 13 aug 1869. One son that I know of Jefferson Davis Wright aka Dave Wright married Mary Susan Stapler 24 Feb. 1894 Dave Wright was born 9 june 1872 died 22 jan. 1946. |
Tombstone informationbyI have a great uncel who is buried in Blue Springs Cemetery in Larkinsville Al Charles F. Driver. He worked for the railroad there in the 1870's. His stone is about 4 feet tall and narrow and tall he also has a son buried there and I believe his wife. I was wondering if this stone is a personal stone or would the railroad have furnished it. Any information greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Pat |
Boothe FamilybyI am looking for any information about my grandfather, Eli R. Boothe, sometimes listed as Booth and his first wife Mary A. (Harper). Eli was born Aug 17, 1865 in Alabame but I don't know where. I have him in Jackson County on the 1900 Census, with his wife, Mary Alice (Harper), daughter age 10 - Mirtle, Daughter age 7 Marthia, and a son age 4 - Willis. I know Willis was killed in WWI in France. I can't find any information on him from the 1910 census, I do know that by 1919 he had moved to OK., and in May 1919 married my grandmother, Ida Jane Newman, then moved to Ark, Sheridan Grant Co. on the 1920 Census, I only show him my grandmother (Ida) a daughter - Daisy age 17, born in OK., and a son David age 10 born in OK. My Mom had told me he worked for the railroad, I would appreciate any information about him, his wife or children. Thank you in advance. |
Re: Boothe FamilybyI think this is your Eli Booth on the 1880 Jackson Co. Census 1880 Dist 113 (Township 3 Range 8) Jackson Co. AL House/Family 21 Alexander Booth 47 Self Farmer GA VA VA Barbary A. 48 Wife Keeping House TN TN TN General 19 Son Labor AL GA TN Marion 19 Son At Home AL GA TN Lowry 08 Son 8 Son At Home AL GA TN Ely 12 or 13 Son At Home AL GA TN Hugh 05 Son At Home AL GA TN AL Marriage Index Jackson Co. Eli Boothe m. Nancy Ann Hays 14 Mar 1886 by MOG J.B. Peters OS Page 17 This says Eli's wife's last name was Hays not Harper the 1900 Census lists her first name as Merry. Other than the 1900 Census I have so far not been able to find any of them. Clay Gullatt Moderator jacksongenealogy-subscribe@yahoogroups.com |
M. L. SwannbyHi. I am trying to find the burial place of M. L. Swann. I found his name on a site with usgwarchives.org. M. L. Swann lived in Knoxville and published the Harp of Columbia and New Harp of Columbia songbooks in 1848 and 1867, respectively. These books are similar to the Sacred Harp songbook that is used in areas of Alabama, Georgia, and elsewhere. Swann moved to Bellefonte after he left Knoxville and according to George Pullen Jackson (1933) he was buried in an unmarked grave at the Bellefonte estate. Swann is listed on usgarchives.org as having no grave marker but the original record that he is buried there comes from "Annie Coleman Proctor’s book at the Scottsboro Public Library printed in the early 1960’s". I would like to know if anyone knows about this record from the 1960s. Perhaps it gives more information on the grave or where it is located? I went to the cemetery on Sunday (on the way to a Sacred Harp singing in Henagar) and did not find a headstone, of course. A number of people in east Tennessee still sing from M. L. Swann's old book and I think it would be nice for us to know if he is buried there. Thanks, Jonathon Smith The University of Tennessee, Knoxville |
Re: M. L. SwannbyYou might try posting this at jacksongenealogy which has over 475 members many of whom live in Jackson Co. including Ann B. Chambless the Editor of Jackson Co. Chronicles the publications of the Jackson County Historical Association. Contact me directly for Ann's email address blackcloud27030@yahoo.com Clay Gullatt Moderator jacksongenealogy-subscribe@yahoogroups.com |
Anna Hall bought land in 1830 Jackson Co. ALbyWould like any info on who Anna Hall is, who was widowed when she bought land in Jackson Co. in 1830 adjacent to Bledsoe Holder, my ggggf. Was she a sister to Bledsoe?? She was born abt 1788 in SC; he was born there abt 1795 in SC. I think Anna had a daughter Mary Hall who married a William Holder abt this time (1830)and had at least 6 children before she died and he married Nancy Smith in 1841. Anna seemed to be a midwife. Any clues would be appreciate! |
OoopsbyI am "Anonymous" who posted about Anna Hall....must have left off my name. |
Re: Anna Hall bought land in 1830 Jackson Co. ALbyTry posting at the jacksongenealogy@yahoogroups.com website which has some Hall researchers. Clay Gullatt Moderator jacksongenealogy-subscribe@yahoogroups.com |
Price CemeterybyI would like to know if the Price Cemetery in Jackson Co. AL has been inventoried and if so, is it on-line? |
Re: Price CemeterybyYes the Price Cemetery has been. You can access them by googling usgenweb jackson county alabama archives and clicking on cemetery transcriptions or by joing jacksongenealogy-subscribe@yahoogroups.com where you can search all the jackson county cemeteries at the groups home website. Clay Gullatt Moderator jacksongenealogy-subscribe@yahoogroups.com |
ThanksbyI appreciate your information. Thanks for helping. |
Samuel Cates of Bellefonte, Jackson, ALbyLooking for death or other information on Samuel Cate/s. Last found in the 1870 Census in Bellefonte, Jackson, AL. Children from 2nd marriage were married around Jackson co. but not in Jackson Co. Children and bd are Miriam Loucinda Cates b.1848 marr. George Crabtree 3 known children William R. Cates b. 1853 Ava M. Cates b.1858 Simon Gideon Nero Cates b. 16 Apr 1860 AL died 24 Apr 1945 Rome,Floyd,GA Mary Cates b. 1862 Any one recognize this family? Any help in finding them would be apreciated. Thanks Kathleen |
HambrickbyI am looking for information on the Hambrick Family. I would like a picture of Cora Hambrick Dawson to give to a cousin. It's his grandmother and he doesn't have a pic. She married Edward Dawson and lived in the Bridgeport, Al., Orme Tn. area. Her father was Joseph Hall "Joe" Hambrick and mother was Nancy Ann Pace. of the Larkinsville, Scottsboro Area. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
Re: HambrickbyTry posting at the jacksongenealogy group which has over 475 members. jacksongenalogy-subscribe@yahoogroups.com Clay Gullatt |
HambricksbyIf I'm not mistaken the founder of the Larkinsville Hambricks was Greenberry Hambrick b. 1789 in N.C. His father Robert b. about 1762 died in Tennessee. My connection is through Henry Alfred Hambrick who married Priscilla Dillard McCutchen. |
Hambrickby KarenThat is right. I'm trying to get a picture of Cora for his grandson. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Karen |
Cosby,or Crosby,and WilsonbyLooking for info on Hugh Cosby,{or Crosby} married to Sarah Wilson. Hugh was born abt 1845 Alabama, Sarah was born 1849 in Georgia. any info wouls be appreciated |
Re: Cosby,or Crosby,and WilsonbyHugh W. and Sarah Crosby are on the 1880 Dist. 17 Seminole, Chattooga Co., GA Census. Hugh is next on the 1900 Pct. 2 Scottsboro, Jackson Co. AL Census with his second wife Mary M. Terry He is on the Jackson Co. AL Marriage Index U. W. Cozby m. M. E. Terry 28 Mar 1899 by MOG I. B. Sargent OS Page 114 (Note: James E. Terry is listed as St.Son on the 1900 Census) James W. Cozby m. Mary E. Jenkins 17 Oct 1890 MOG T. B. Parks OS Page 33 Andrew J. Flippo m. Mary Crosby 23 Apr 1891 Probate Judge C. L. Cargile OS Page 120 Hugh must have been in Jackson Co. by 1888 as he is listed as H.W. Crosby Minister of the Gospel on the marriage certificate of H. F> Shigley and Malissa Keith 14 Oct 1888. Clay Gullatt Moderator jacksongenealogy-subscribe@yahoogroups.com |
Looking for parents of Crawford Ezra DuncanbyI am looking for any information on the parents of Crawford Ezra Duncan born in Francisco,Jackson, Alabama on August 28, 1891. Can't seem to find the family on the 1900 census. He was in Eastland County, Texas in January of 1920. He married between 1910-1912. |
Pleasant Riley DODSON infobyI am looking to connect with anyone related to Pleasant Riley DODSON (born abt. 1822 TN or AL) who lived in Jackson County for a time. He's listed on the 1860 census in Jackson County, but by 1900 was on the census in Barry County, Missouri. He did return, as I have him listed as buried in the Miller Mountain cemetary in Jackson County, but don't have a death date. He was married to Margaret Addaline KING (born 9 May 1833 AL, died 15 Oct 1911 Jackson County, buried in the Travis cemetary at Mud Creek). They had 10 children: their daughter Jaley Ann DODSON is my 2nd great grandmother. I connected with a woman related to their son Samuel, but lost her contact information and would love to find her (or anyone related to this line) to exchange information and photos. I am hoping to post this information on several Jackson County genealogy sites, so I apologize for the repetition if you belong to several. I sincerely appreciate any help anyone has to offer. Thank you! Amy amyeveonne@yahoo.com |
PiercebyLooking for burial site of Jesse Campbell, born in Tn. Death date unknown. May be buried in Jackson CO. Married to Mary Elizabeth Campbell. She is supposedly buried in Keith Springs. THanks |
Owen and Golden MYSTERY......PLEASE HELP!byDesperately searching for the correct parents of: JAMES MEMORY OWEN B. Dec. 13 1859/GA D.Aug. 3, 1942/New Market, Madison Co., AL M.Nov. 12 1882/Holly Tree, Jackson Co., AL NANCY ANN GOLDEN B. Mar. 21, 1860/Jackson Co., AL D. Jan. 15, 1940/New Market, Madison Co., AL They were the parents of: 1) ADA KATHERINE OWEN m. 1899 to JAMES ELZA FISK 2) WALTER ARVILLO - d. at 13 years of age 3) IDA MEMORY m. 1904 to ROBERT LESLIE PURYEAR 4) MARY ELLA m. (a) Jul. 16, 1916 to ALBERT MONTGOMERY CAMPBELL and (b) Dec. 26, 1924 to JOHN EPHRAIM BERRY 5) NELLIE BEATRICE m.(a)Jul 16, 1916 to WILL STEWART and (b) Nov. 9, 1030 to LEE HAMBRICK 6) ALTA PEARL m. Oct. 12, 1920 to CARL WILLIAM McPHERSON 7) JACK LEE m. Oct 30/1917/Mad. Co. AL to NANCY (SUSIE) A. STRONG 8) BETTY MAY OWEN - B & D. Mar. 25 1900 JAMES MEMORY OWEN and NANCY ANN GOLDEN were on the 1910 and 1930 census for SULPHER SPRINGS, MADISON CO., AL. NANCY ANN GOLDEN had one brother and one sister: 1) NED J. GOLDEN 2) UPHA STATESIRA GOLDEN, b. mar. 27, 1855/AL m. Sep. 21, 1871/Jackson Co., AL to: ELISHA ROBBINS b. Jun 8, 1849/Blount Co., AL-d. Dec 5, 1933. ***************THE MOTHER OF NANCY ANN GOLDEN WAS SAID TO HAVE BEEN A MARGARET (PEGGY) BAKER. SHE MUST HAVE M. A GOLDEN FIRST AND MOTHERED THE THREE ABOVE CHILDREN. AFTER HIS DEATH, SHE MUST HAVE M. A BAKER. I have tried to tie her to the family of SHADRACK GOLDEN and CHARLOTTE VICKERY with no luck!!!!!!!!!!! They had a daughter, MARGARET ANN GOLDEN, said to have m. a WILLIAM BAKER from Jckson Co., AL. Cannot find anything on them!!!!!!!!! MARGARET ANN (PEGGY) BAKER was said to have come to Al to take care of an ond woman, one LIVICA (LOUISA) FREEMAN, widow of ALEXANDER FREEMAN; who had been deeded on Dec. 25, 1886 land that had been granted to John Robbins in the original land grant of Nov., 1818 - in all 320 acres. This land was called the "OWEN FARM" The deed stated: "MARGARET A. BAKER is to see that LUVISA FREEMAN is well cared for during her life, to attend to her bodily wants and administer to her in her afflictions". LUVICA FREEMAN and PEGGY BAKER were said to have been buried on the farm; but there are no signs of a burial place. PLEAS HELP SOLVE THIS MYSTERY!!!!!!!!!!! &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& I have these people as parents for JAMES MEMORY OWEN: JONATHAN THOMAS OWEN B. Jan. 29, 1826/SC D. May 12, 1909/Erath Co, TX M. ? MALISSA WELLS CROCKER B. mar. 22 1820/SC D. c. 1884/Jackson Co., AL. Their children were: They were the parents of: 1) WILLIAM BEANE OWEN - CSA CPT. KILLED NEAR GUNTERSVILLE IN BATTLE 2) ?ARAY MADON - sex unk. - B. Jun. 30, 1848 3) MARY ANN - B. Oct. 18, 1950 4) JENNY INAZA - b. Apr. 15, 1852 5) JOHN THOMAS - m. Apr. 24, 1875/Mad. Co., AL to ELIZA A. GUTHRIE 6) JAMES MEMORY - m. Nov 12, 1882/Jckson Co., AL to NANCY ANN GOLDEN 7) SAMUEL JACKSON OWEN - m. Jan. 14, 1891/Marshall Co, AL to MARGARET ANNE COBB. JONATHAN THOMAS OWEN and MALISSA WELLS CROCKER moved from SC to TRENTON, JACKSON CO., AL &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& After the death of MALISSA WELLS CROCKER; JONATHAN THOMAS OWEN was m. on Nov. 14 1886/Jackson Co., AL to: LUCINDA PRINCE B. 1865/AL D. Jan 6, 1918/? They had one son: THOMAS PRINCE OWEN |
margaret baker and upha robbinsbyMy Father in law was Otis Cleveland Robbins his Mother's name was Upha Robbins it is on my Father in laws B/C HE WAS BORN IN HUNTSVILLE AL. IN 1896 I THINK HE WAS A TWIN HIS TWIN'S NAME WAS HARVEY THEY HAD 13 CHILDREN IN THAT FAMILY AND THERE WAS A JOHN ROBBINS AN OLLIE ROBBINS AN EDITH ROBBINS THEN I JUST DON'T KNOW THE REST SOME MOVED TO TEXAS INCLUDING MY FATHER-IN-LAW THERE WAS A MARGARET ANN BAKER IN MY HUSBAND'S FAMILY DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THEM BUT MAYBE THIS LITTLE INFORMATION THAT I HAVE WILL HELP YOU CHECK THE DALLAS RECORDS ON THEM PAT ROBBINS |
We're on the same threadbyMy mother came up short tracking the Golden line. Her initial research led her to the Shadrach Golden line, which she discarded and said was incorrect. Before she died 18 years ago she thought to trace the Freeman line. I wish we could track the property through the Alexanders, and even Robbins. Could Margaret Ann possiby been a descendant of Alexander and L. Freeman-a daughter caring for her mother? |
SteelbyLooking for the cemetery that Virgal Steel & wife Nettie E.(Watts)Steel are buried in, and the dates. he was born March 20, 1893, she was born Jan. 1892. Thanks for any help that is given. |
Whitten informationbyI would like to correspond with my cousins who would be the grandchildren of Joseph Leroy and Fannie Whitten who lived in or near Stevenson. I also would like to know where Joseph and Fannie are buried. Joseph died in 1919 and Fannie married Sam Christian. |
WhittenbyThere is a Joseph Leroy Whitten buried at Mt. Carmel Cemetery. I also found a Mary Frances (Wooten) Christian buried at Stevenson City Cemetery, with husband Sam William Christian. Cindy |
Early Thomas familiesbyI have been gathering information on the Joseph Thomas family of Doran's Cove. Joseph came to the Cove in 1818 having been born in VA. in 1795. Recently, I was told that his father and siblings had come from VA to Ky, to Tn and then to AL. Also that his father was named Samuel with brothers Robert, Samuel, Rubin, and others. Recently, I found a Rubin born in VA in 1780 living in Dist 19 in the 1850 Census. I was also told that a brother went to DeKalb county and settled. Is anyone familiar with thes Thomas families? |
Thomas familybyMy GGG Grandfather was Samuel Houston Thomas, born 26 Nov 1854 (said to be Doran's Cove, Alabama), died 9 Apr 1945 in Austin, Texas. I believe he had a brother named George Washington Thomas, and their father's name was Samuel Houston Thomas also. I was able to find Sam Jr on the 1880 Marion County, Tennessee census, with his wife, children, and mother. If this is the same family, I would love to swap information. |
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