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Three different Neely families in Mobile County

Started by Tracy Neely Mar 6, 2012.

Dallas and Autauga County, Alabama African American Research 46 Replies

Started by Family Griot. Last reply by kenya parker-ball Jan 23, 2012.

Barbour, Henry & Montgomery Counties 11 Replies

Started by Luckie Daniels. Last reply by Lisa Landrum Aug 25, 2011.

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Comment by Kim Ingram Ritter on December 8, 2012 at 4:34pm

I'm here. :)
But I only seem to get over here when a new comment is posted.
I'm researching my Ingram line from AL to TX to OK.

Comment by Lisa A. (Thamm) Spegal on December 8, 2012 at 11:53am

where is everyone? the last entry here was in July :(

Comment by Janelle Eastham on July 30, 2012 at 11:27am
My ancestors are from Tuscaloosa County. George W Elliott. His father was Moses Elliott, who attended the War of 1812. I can't say he fought though he may have. But he was court-martialed for desertion.
Comment by Sharon Attaway Brogdon on January 31, 2012 at 12:37pm
I need to find death record for Henry Dickey. He married Demarias Saunders in 1860 but died before 1870 as wife is listed as widow on census. I'd also like to know where he is buried. Family was in Pike in 1850, Montgomery in 1860 and Geneva in 1870, Dale in 1880.
Comment by Sharon Attaway Brogdon on October 19, 2011 at 7:58pm
My Watterson and Dickey families were in AL until about 1885 and then moved to TX. Counties were: Dale, Pike, Barbour, and Geneva. I need to find a marriage record for James Warren Watterson and Julia Dickey between 1880 and 1885. I am also looking for Henry Dickey death-burial information. He was married to Demarias Saunders about 1860. All help appreciated.
Comment by Ms ROBIN COFFMAN on August 27, 2011 at 12:21am
Kelli, who are your Lauderdales. Do you decend from James Maitland Laurderdale, I am and he is the first of my line to come to the USA. I decend from his son Robert Lauderdale born 1755 in Botetourt Co., Va and wife Sarah Lytle or Little. Thay eventualy to Tn. After Robert s death, his widow with several grown childern moved to Morgan Co, Al.  Among them my direct line of Sarah  / Sallie Lauderdale and her husband Thomas Hart/   According to my notes.... needs verifying...  Sarah Lauderdale Hart and her husband Thomas Hart moved to Coosa Co., Al.  I can check to see if any of Sarah Lauderdale s sibbling s followed to Coosa Co, or perhaps they were there already. Sarah and Thomas Hrt had a daughter who stayed in Morgan Co., .. Bartheny Hart married Nelson Ryland. Thier Rachael Ryland married Robert Abernathy. Rachael, after haveing several childern died young and I am trying to find her grave  / cemm. Robert Abernathy remarried but no bio isuse with 2 wife. Racheal and Robert s last child Myrtle Abernathy married William Coffman Oct. 22, 1899 Limestone Co, Al. They are my great  grandparents. Sorry , didnt mean to go on. If you have any names, dates, maybe we can see if we connect.
Comment by Patricia Walls (Funderburg) on August 26, 2011 at 4:18pm
Just posting to see if anyone is searching the Henry M Funderburgh line that were in Talladega between 1835 and 1840. Henry is selling lots of land during these years and is in the 1840 census for Talladega but left for Texas after this census. He had left S. C. and passed thru Ga., Al. and Mississippi heading to Texas. Is in Texas by 1850.
Comment by Kelli Flanders Robinson on June 4, 2011 at 5:17am
Hello!  I'm researching the Lauderdales, Stones, Callaways and Pikes from Coosa County.  Just getting started.
Comment by True! on March 6, 2011 at 4:17pm
Trying to locate Descendents of Kiscah Ivey, Mitchell and Louisa Ivey, Peter and Matilda Ivey, Early and Laura Ivey,Randle and Lil Randle and Mary Ivey. Davis Ivey, Charles Ivey, Joe Ivey who would of been 68 in 1847. If you recogizine these names please contact me on GW. I have information on them that could help your research.
Comment by Family Griot on September 22, 2010 at 6:13pm
Frances Ann Dornbusch, have you tried the surrounding counties? The county border could've changed, the marriage records could be in another location outside of the county OR at the state archives. Also check for wills, deeds, divorce or any events that may have altered or damaged the records, like fire. Happy hunting.
 

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