GREENE COUNTY AL QUERIES 2001

THORNTON - 11/25/01 -  - I have been looking all over, including the Greene County page for information on Mary Jane Thornton who was born at Eutaw, Green County, in 1862. She is mentioned on the historical marker at Bethel Baptist Church as the one who went to China as a missionary. She married George Pleasant Bostick in China in 1891. He was also a missionary there. She died in China in 1903. There is another Mary Jane Thornton who was born in Greene County in the 1830s and was married there in the 1850s and there has been some confusion between those Mary Janes, He was reportedly killed in 1862 during the Civil War. I am looking for the parents, and ancestors of the Mary Jane who was born in 1862. Do you know anyone who has access to an 1870 Greene County, AL census ? I haven't been able to find one on the internet. I have traced one of my Thornton lines into Greene County, and I am looking for a link to Mary Jane. -- "David Rusher"  dmrrun@yahoo.com

HARPER Grave - 11/25/01 -  - My Grand Uncle, William Harper, born in 1830 in Wilson NC, lived in Eutah most of his life. I have been trying to locate the cemetery and the grave with little results. I found him on the 1850 census of Greene Co.as age 19 but was not sure he was a head of household. My research show his death date as 1888. Who could help me locate his grave in Eutah. Any info will be appreciated. Thomas B. Harper Jr. 102 Carolina Blv., Isle of Palms, SC 29451 -  "Thomas B. Harper" harpert2@home.com

CALHOUN - 11/25/01 -  - I have info for the Calhoun family. I am new to this and have no idea the best way to get info to you, but would be glad to share what I have. Colleen Jackson Goodwin goodwin@eastex.net

McDANIEL - 11/25/01 -  - I am looking for information on the James McDaniel who is listed in the orphan's court record posting on this page: ( http://home.earthlink.net/~rodbush/GreeneHP.htm   ) I am descended from a James A McDaniel of Gordo in Pickens County (born about 1854 in unknown, ALABAMA) but can't find anything about his parents. Can anyone tell me anything about the fellow on the orphans court listing? I live in Virginia so it's a "fur piece" to come and look at it myself. Thanks. --  "James L, McDaniel" wainhouse@esva.net

Cemetery Help - 11/03/01 -  -   In the AL GenWeb page, I found a listing of "cemeteries today." Great, but it's all mapping and topography.  I know the cemetery my relatives are buried, but live in California and can't find a way to see what's on the marker. Where can I find name listings or someone to get marker data for me? I appreciate it. -- Wendy Bishop   HeyMon328@aol.com 

CAMERON - 11/03/01 -  - I am descended from Nathaniel Cameron b. 1777 in Ireland; came to America age 15; settled in SC and later in Greene Co., AL. He and most of his kin folk are buried in the Old Cameron Cemetery in W. Greene, AL. Can anyone help me with obtaining records? Much appreciated. -- Bill Cameron WCame72529@aol.com

MOBLEY - 11/03/01 -  - I am researching Joab Mobley who was listed as being 60 years old on the 1850 Greene County, AL census. On this census, his birthplace was listed as South Carolina. I have his birth year as 1789 which would validate the age on the census. His daughter, Pinkie (sometimes spelled Pinkey) was married to Henry Baines in Greene County, AL in 1840. Henry Baines is my gggrandfather. Supposedly Joab Mobley is buried in Greene County, AL. Any additional information regarding Joab Mobley would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you, Ludie Bains Rudolph  lbrudolph@att.net

BROWN and HILL - 11/03/01 - I am researching the familly of Saul Brown who was a preacher in the Boligee - Tishabee - Forkland area. His son Joe Brown,  wife Corine, was a miner at the Sloss Mines in Bessemer. Corine Brown is related to the Hill family of Forkland. Thanks. Cassandra Davis c.davis1@juno.com

HILL - 11/03/01 -  -    I am researching the Joe and Annie Hill family, Forkland area. Wesley Hill, Monk or Yellow Hammer, was his son. Connected to the Atkins family. Thanks. Cassandra Davis c.davis1@juno.com

PEARSON - 11/03/01 -  -   I am seeking information on Molly Pearson, sister of Sarah Pearson, of Union. May have lived in Eutaw, later in life. Also, seekinf family of Babe Pearson. Thanks. Cassandra Davis  c.davis1@juno.com

ATKINS - 11/03/01 -  -  Seeking information on the ATKINS family of Eutaw, Alabama Johnny Atkins, George Atkins, Adam Atkins. Thanks. Cassandra Davis c.davis1@juno.com

Wardlaw Wills - 11/03/01 -  - Mary Lou Wardlaw tommielouwardlaw@netscape.net   submitted these wills for William C. Wardlaw of Greene Co, AL. Thank you, Mary Lou:

Greene Co AL Orphans Court, 10 Aug 1840 This day the Last Will and Testament of WILLIAM C. WARDLAW was again presented to the court for probate whereupon the court proceeded to examine on oath THOMAS RIDDLE one of the subscribing witnesses thereto touching the legal execution of said Will and the court being fully satisfied from his testimony in addition with the former testimony, it is ordered by the court that said will be received, established and recorded. Attest A. R. DAVIS, Clerk.

 Dec 1836/12 Jan 1836 Greene Co AL WILLIAM M. WARDLAW will

 MEDLIN/ COLVIN - 10/21/01 -  - Does anyone have any information on the Colvins or Medlins who lived in Greene Co., Alabama in the 1830-1850 timeframe? I am particularly interested in the Medlins. I see marriage records for Ferrell Medlin, Thomas Medlin and Williford Medlin, but I don't know where they came from prior to their arrival in Greene Co. I think it was South Carolina. I know Ferrell, my great great grandfather and some of the Colvins moved to Smith County, Texas sometime prior to the Civil War. Do you know what the draw was from Alabama to Texas? What brought people from South Carolina to Greene County in those days? - Kim Medlin kimmedlin@Shell.Com

CARPENTER - 10/21/01 -  - Did any of the Carpenter family own slaves?  If they did how could I obtain any information on the slaves? Any help will be greatlyappreciated.-- Glenda Carpenter   glenda100@webtv.net

CORDEL - 10/21/01 -  -  Seeking information on Lou Ganie Cordle, who is supposed to have been born in Pinson, Greene County, Ala. Jan. 18, 1862 father unknown mother Lizzie. Please contact me at quodon@aol.com 

SCOTT- 10/13/01 -  - Since I did not see an unknown county site for AL, I am posting in the nearest counties to MS, since family tradition is my family lived in AL. but farmed in MS. Walter Thomas Sam Scott b ca 1815 GA and Rebecca Hardin b ca 1825 GA were on 1870 Kemper County MS census with these children William Harris b 1853 GA.; Susan b 1855 GA.; James Winnfield b 1852/6 GA.; Walter Floyd b 1857 GA.; twins Alex. Clamont and Nellie Rejina b 6 Dec 1858 Kemper County MS; Thomas Jefferson b 1861 Kemper Co.,MS. They moved to Hinds County MS. by 1880 census. -- "CAROLYN MARTIN COLE" bobbye_carolyn@msn.com

New E-mail Address - 10/13/01 -  - I am Sybil Phillips who was the proof reader for the book THE HERITAGE OF GREENE COUNTY, ALABAMA.  My e-mail address changed from syphi@tusc.net to syphi2@home.com

Eutaw Pilgrimage - 10/07/01 -  - I have received word that this year's Pilgrimage is October 13 and 14. ( if you haven't already received this same information from someone else, I know several people had inquired). -- Kay Mkdb1405@aol.com [Thanks, Kay - Rod]

Eutaw Pilgrimage - 10/07/01 -  - I would like information about the Eutaw Pilgrimage in October. Could someone send me some specific data? Many thanks, Dorothy Djaneo@aol.com

CHAMBERS/ McCRACKEN- 10/07/01 -  - Someone recently sent me information from the new Greene County Heritage book. The info sent to me states that Samuel Chambers married Elizabeth McCracken, daughter of John McCracken, in SC. They had one child, James M. Chambers, and Elizabeth died. Samuel then married Jane (Gamble) and settled in Greene Co., AL. They had several children together. Samuel's burial place is unknown but may be Hebron because he "willed" money or land to Hebron. A couple of items from the book conflict with the information I have. From the estate of John McCracken, Samuel Chambers signed in "right of his wife" Elizabeth. This was in the 1840s. So, it appears that she was not deceased at that time. Also, Samuel Chambers died intestate, so he could not have willed land or money to Hebron. I also have a pedigree chart from a granddaughter of James M. Chambers in which she states that Elizabeth McCracken Chambers d. in 1841. Does anyone know who submitted the information in the new Greene County book, or does anyone have any ideas that might help explain the differences in the book information on Chambers/McCracken and other research? Any help is greatly appreciated. -- Catherine Cooper ccooper902@aol.com 

HEMPHILL- 09/30/01 -  - My great-great-grandfather William Hemphill received a land patent in Greene County,Al. on October 1, 1835, and according to an account by Dr. Jacob Huggins, "History of My Native Village" (Newbern) "In 1829, Messrs Harvey Tyndall and Simpson Hemphill built the first store in this settlement,which was called by the country people "Grab-All" thereby showing its character" It was built on the east side of the Newbern-Uniontown road where the Prarie Rpad now intersects this road." William came to Greene from Williamson County,Tennessee with his wife Jane Cooper Hemphill, and she died when they lived there,but I have found no cemetery record. James Simpson Hemphill who was a partner in the store in Newbern married Abigail Williams in Alabama and had seven children born in Alabama before moving to Mississippi in the early 1840s,but he never appeared on an Alabama census, and I have found no marriage record. This is the toughest research I have encountered, and I will be grateful for any help. Regards,  Bill Pittman wcpittman@sprynet.com

WILLIAMS - 09/30/01 -  - I note with great interest that Isaac Williams moved from Greene County,AL in 1839 to Carroll County,Ms. to live with his sons and sons-in-law. My great grandmother ,Abigail Williams and James Simpson Hemphill moved from Greene County,Al. to Carroll County, Ms in 1843. Can there be a connection.? I am interested in learning more about the descendants of Isaac Williams. --   Bill Pittman wcpittman@sprynet.com

BAINES/BAINS - 09/30/01 -  - I am seeking information on Henry Baines and his relatives who lived in Greene County, AL in the 1840's and 1850's. Henry is listed on the 1850 Greene County AL census as 31 years old. Henry was my great-great grandfather. Sometimes the surname was spelled Bains. Thank you, Ludie Bains Rudolph lbrudolph@att.net

HAMILTON - 09/30/01 -  - I am trying to find additional information on a Cephas Hamilton who died 9 July 1917 in Greene County, Alabama. The Cephas Hamilton I am trying find information on was from Missouri and married (second marriage) Elizabeth Bowlin. Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated. -- Patricia Enss penss@greenhills.net

New African American Site - 09/23/01 -  - Hello and thank you for being a Roots Web County host for Greene County. I have a new link which I think would be appropriate for inclusion in your County pages, under the census category and also in the African American category if you have one or are planning to establish one. I have done partial transcriptions of the 1860 slave census for your County, wherein I have transcribed the names of the largest slaveholders in the County. I then have compiled surname matching information for African Americans on the 1870 census, using the Heritage Quest African Americans in the 1870 U.S. Federal Census CD. The resulting information is included in a page I have established at Roots Web. My suggestion is that the link be named "Greene County largest slaveholders from 1860 slave census schedules and surname matches for African Americans on 1870 census". Your consideration and inclusion of this link will be appreciated. Here is the link: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajac/algreene.htm   -- Tom Blake  tmblake@juno.com

Will Lookup - 09/23/01 -  - In looking over the Greene Co, AL, archives, I found a will listing for Jarvis Seale, 1817-1841, page 203. Is it possible for someone to look up this will and let me know names of any children listed? Your help will be greatly appreciated. -- Brenda Gerard BTGerard@aol.com

Cameron Help Needed - 09/23/01 -  -   I am a descendant of Nathaniel Cameron buried in the old Cameron Cemetery in W. Greene, AL. I am an amateur at genealogy but have accumulated quite a bit of data on the family going back to Nathaniel. However, I can find nothing on the subject person other than he was married to Ellen F. Cameron, daughter of Nathaniel (probably Newt's cousin). Can anyone guide me perhaps in finding out his father's name and I think the puzzle will slowly come together. Much thanks. He is buried in the same cemetery (d.o.d. 1913, I believe). -- Bill Cameron WCame72529@aol.com

POWELL - 09/08/01 -  - I am searching for parents of my ancestor, John F. (Flood or Floyd) Powell, b 12-14-1829, AL, m 1850 Lucy Ann Newton b 5-5-1830, Greene Co., AL. They are listed on the 1850 Choctaw Co. AL Census. Can anyone help me? I will be traveling to AL in Oct. and don't really know where to start. Thanks in advance...Melba Johnson  mejohns@tca.net

CHAMBERS/ SNEDECOR/ RILEY/ LEE/ HITT/ LANE - 09/08/01 -  - Searching for Elizabeth Chambers d 1841 Green County, AL children; Sarah Calloway Chambers mar Issac Cobbler Snedecor Mar 14, 1822 in Montgomery Co, KY Francis Chambers married Cornelius Riley Sept 25, 1828 Green Co, AL Anthony Chambers, James H Chambers mar Mary ? Jane Chambers mar Allen Lee July 22, 1829 Green Co, AL John Powell Chambers mar Eve Hitt July 15, 1824 Green Co, AL, Mary Chambers mar Ichabod Lee Jan 3, 1839 Susannah Chambers mar Thomas Lane 1828 Green Co, AL Thomas H Chambers. Any info appreciated. -- Lynda Farmer Jlffarmer@cs.com

WATKINS/ GILMORE - 09/08/01 -  - This came from the Watkins Family Bible; John Watkins was married at an early age in Duplin County, North Carolina to Miss Polly Gilmore, daughter of John Gilmore. They moved to Greene County, Alabama around 1830. Is anyone familiar with this bible or any of these people. I am trying to connect Lewis Gilmore with any Gilmores in Green County.-- Richard Davis rpd@dixie-net.com

New E-mail Add - 09/02/01 -  - Please change my email address on your surname list from:
BELTON ------------------Before 1834 ------------------------------ Joyce Jackson jjak@lcc.net
COOPER ---------------- Before 1830 ------------------------------- Joyce Jackson jjak@lcc.net
JACKSON ----------------- before 1861 ----------------------------- Joyce Jackson jjak@lcc.net
McCRORY --------------- ca. 1851 ----------------------------------- Joyce Jackson jjak@lcc.net
to joyce@EarlyTexasFamilies.com . Thanks. -- Joyce Jackson

CALDWELL-PATTERSON-HALL-SEALS-HENRY - 09/02/01 -  -  Alexander Caldwell b abt 1880 of Fairfield County, SC, d abt 1840 (before the 1850 census was taken). Greene County, AL m Margaret -- ? b 1795 Ireland. Was in Greene County, AL in 1825. Children:  1. Ellen E. Caldwell b 1818 SC- Looking for information;  2. Sarah Caldwell b 1821 SC, Looking for information; 3. John Caldwell b 1823 SC, married 17 Dec 1903 Greene County Alabama to Bernicia Cynthia Seals; 4. Girl Caldwell b. 1825 Greene County AL;  5. Male Caldwell b 1827 AL; 6. James W. Caldwell b 1829 AL, married Frances Elizabeth Patterson, d/o of - Clayborne and Elizabeth Hall Patterson;  7. Alexander Caldwell b. May 1831, d 28 Dec 1893 Calhoun, MS;  8. Margaret b 1832, married 13 Jan 1857 Greene County, AL to William H. Henry.  I will exchange information with ones who are interested in this line, and I would like to find the line of Ellen Caldwell who d 1880 Hale. AL and Sarah Caldwell who died in 1870 in Hale County. AL. If they were married and to whom, and their children. hank you. Davon104@aol.com

SCEARS - 09/02/01 -  - Hello, I am still digging for information. Would like to enter surname Scears. My email addresss is cmccal@bellsouth.net. Thank you for all of your work. -- Carolyn cmccal@bellsouth.net .

Wintersville - 09/02/01 -  - Was there a town and/or plantation in Greene County named Wintersville? The Plantation might have been owned by Thomas Nathan Martin. Thank you. Nancy Cohorn ncohorn@telepak.net

PARTLOW - 08/26/01 -  - I am looking for Eli Partlow Born 1855, in Ala between 1870-1881. Thanks -- Barbara dollduds@columbus.rr.com

COWART Slaves/ Owners - 08/26/01 -  -My name is Jonell and I am searching for anthing that could help me find any slaves with the last name Cowart.I just started looking this week and I am lost.Can you help?If not then thanks anyway.-- "Jonell" res0gzod@verizon.net

LYLES/McCRORY - 08/26/01 -  - The 1850 Greene County census shows Daniel Lyles with wife and children, son William with wife Jane and children, son John with wife Azaline and children.  William's household included Eliza McRory (McCrory), sister of Jane. Both girls were daughters of William McCrory, who shows up on the census with son John and one Hellen Stephens (relationship undetermined). Would like to trade info with any descendants of any of these people. E-mail me direct at colemanj2a@cs.com if you can help.-- Ann Coleman Colemanj2a@cs.com

HUGH - 08/26/01 -  - Am looking for ancestors and descendants, other than Thomas Hugh, Jr, I believe Thomas Hugh was born in Greene County about 1895. -- Bob Connett  rpconnett@naxs.net , Abingdon, VA.

CAMERON - 08/11/01 -  -  I have traced my ancestors back to Nathaniel Cameron (b. 1777) and most of his life lived in Greene Co. I have also obtained my grandfather's death certificate from AL indicating is father's name is Newt Cameron (also of Greene Co., and his mother's name is Ellen. I've been searching for some time but have been unable to find a thing on Newt or William "Newt" Cameron. Can you possibly steer me in the right direction. With much thanks. -- Bill Cameron WCame72529@aol.com

BROOKS - 08/11/01 -  - I'm just beginning to hunt for descendants of my great grandfather his name was Henry Brooks I was told that he was a slave. i believe he had four sons Love Brooks,LC Brooks,Frank Brooks and Henry brooks all have died. It is believe that Love Brooks lived on a plantation possibly the Reynolds Plantation. I plan to go to Georgia to search for descendants of Henry Brooks if anyone has any information please help me. I think the brothers were born 1885-1899. -- "Shirley Means" Taurus_123@msn.com

NOLAND/MURPHY - 08/05/01 -  - Mary Angie Noland, Born 4/9/1885, Died 7/16/1909 Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Spouse John Parker Murphy; Children: Angie Thetna Murphy Born 7/4/1909. This is the only information I have on my great-grandmother, no parents names etc. She died 12 days after childbirth; her daughter Angie (my grandmother) was raised by an uncle. My grandmother died when my mother was a child. Any help you can give me will be greatly appreciated.-- Linda Cross LCross55@msn.com

WATKINS Book - 08/05/01 -  - MY NAME IS LARRY. I WAS WANTING TO KNOW IF ANYONE EVER HEARD OF A BOOK ON THE WATKINS FAMILY IN GREENE CO, AL. IT TALKS ABOUT IT IN ONE OF THE AL BOOKS BY PAULA JONES. THANKS FOR YOU HELP. -- LARRY LARSEN res00cun@gte.net

Watsonia Cemetery - 08/05/01 -  - I am trying to locate the old family cemetery at Watsonia. Many people from my family are buried there. I visited the site many years ago, but have been unable to relocate it. Any information that I can get on the Watsons would be greatly appreciated. He moved to this area around 1800 and founded the town of Watsonia. Thanks for any information. -- Joseph W. Grimes  jgrimes@atlantic.net

Erie - 08/05/01 -  - I know county seat was in Erie until it was moved to Eutaw in 1838 and that  it was located in what is now Hale County. Can anyone provide exact location of Erie? Thanks. -- Carl W. (Bill) Jones III.  LASTPORT@aol.com

Greensboro Independent Volunteers - 07/28/01 -  - [From ALGREENE-L]: Date Wed, 25 Jul 2001  From procyon procyon@prodigy.net To ALGREENE-L@rootsweb.com Subject GREENSBORO INDEPENDENT VOLUNTEERS [Mex. War - Was in Greene Co. but became Hale Co. in 1867]
The Greensboro Independent Volunteers were a company raised in and around Greensboro, spring 1846, for service in the Mexican War.  They were mustered into the 1st AL Regmt. at Mobile, June, 1846.  Tom Melton <tom_melton@yahoo.com> has transcribed articles re. the  Vols. that appeared in the 'Alabama Beacon' (weekly, Greensboro)  between June 1846 and March, 1847. These articles include a list of officers, a roster of the company, assignments, engagements, et al. The transcribed articles may be viewed at http://pages.prodigy.net/procyon/williams/beacon.html
Rgds.,  Judy Baugh [desc. of Pvt. S.P. DuBois of the Vols.]

War Monuments- 07/28/01 -  - Hi, I am Chuck James from Montgomery, Alabama. My family is from Cullman and many from old Winston County. One little side track from my hobby into Genealogy, is I have become interested in all the civil war items and points of interest across Alabama. I am trying to make a list by county, and one day make a web site or little book. My biggest thing I am looking for right now are Confederate or Civil War monuments that many counties have. I have found 13 so far and most are in little court squares in front of old court houses. In doing this I now understand why Confederate Memorial Day was a big event in Alabama. I see where the history came from. I was wondering if there is any in Greene County. I like to travel and make photos and details of what exist. I have a friend Mike Rhodes who once told me that in the cemetery in Eutaw, he thought there was a monument. Think his dad was once Chief of Police in Eutaw. Could you help me out and tell me what exists in Greene County. Is there a memorial somewhere in the county? I would appreciate your help. Thanks. -- Chuck James  CRJBAMA@aol.com   Montgomery, Alabama

PRICE - 07/28/01 -  - I am interested in finding out the contents of the will of William Price who died ca. 1853 in Greene County, AL. The will may be found in Will Book D on page 137. I am also interested in the will of Elizabeth Price found also in Will Book D on page 133. I would assume that she was the widow of Frederick Freeman Price who died 1851 in Greene County, AL. Frederick F. Price is a member of the Price family to which I belong.-- David Galloway dcgalloway1956@hotmail.com

JAMES - 07/22/01 -  - I am interested in finding info about the Enoch James family. He married  Mary Bragg, Nov. 9, 1824 in Greene County, Ala. I believe their children  were Washington M. James b abt. 1825, Emma James and Mary Marshall James.  Washington and Mary went to Texas. Washington before 1850 and Mary in 1856.  Any help would be appreciated. -- Skip Kennedy SkipKen@aol.com

2001 Eutaw Pilgrmage - 07/14/01 -  - Would someone please  e-mail me some information on the Eutaw pilgrimage? --  Joanne Harris Jlaverneh@aol.com

Scarepta Cemetery - 07/14/01 -  - I'm looking for ANY information about Scarepta Cemetery. It's west of Eutaw, over by Pleasant Ridge/Clinton up county road 60 off Hwy 14. I am most particularly interested in where the old King section is, and WHICH Kings were buried there (mid-1800's). I've been there twice (from GA) and STILL cannot find that old section! -- "Cheryl Schmenk" cschmenk@worldnet.att.net

STRAIT - 07/14/01 -  - I am searching for information on the Strait family from Greene County, AL that migrated mainly to Texas, California, and New Mexico. It was a large family of about 11 boys and one girl. Anyone with any information please email. I am new at this. -- "J.R. Adair" junrenee@swbell.net

HANCOCK/Census Help- 07/14/01 -  - Could someone please check Greene Co.,AL census for 1860 and 1870 for a listing of Evan or Ervin Hancock age approx. 40 in 1860 born in SC. He is shown in 1850 and single. If anyone can help, info would be greatly appreciated. Will be happy to share any info I have on his family from SC. Thanks very much. -- Leonard Hancock  JLHAN@webtv.net

MADISON/ WILLIAMS - 07/01/01 -  - My Greene County ancestors include Madisons and Williams. -- "Carol Veal" CWVEAL@msn.com

E-MAIL ADDRESS CHANGE - 07/01/01 -  - I am on the Greene County Web Site to do Look-Ups. Please change my e-mail address to syphi2@home.com . Thank you.-- Sybil N. Phillips syphi2@home.com

Marriage Records - 06/24/01 -  - Can anyone tell me if the 1827 marriage records list parents names? Thanks. -- Jan JMoff39923@aol.com

2001 Eutaw Pilgrmage - 06/24/01 -  - I'm trying to find out the dates of the 2001 Eutaw Pilgrmage. Does anyone know what weekend in October that this event will be held this year? Thanks! -- Tim Stevens tstevens1954@mindspring.com

First Families/Settlers Pages - 06/24/01 -  - When will the remainder of the First Families/Settlers pages be updated. I note it has been "under construction" since 1997. -- Janelle Holmes  wildair@texas.net Dripping Springs, TX. [I am glad you asked. When I started this site I worked near a major repository of US records in So. California and had time to research them. Now I have changed jobs and locations and have no time. It will have to wait until I retire in 2 years or until someone volunteers to finish the research. -Rod Bush]

Pickens County Link - 06/24/01 -  - When I try to use the Pickens County link it comes up URL not on this server. Has something happened with link up to Rootsweb?  I   hope you can get a fix on this.. Thank you so much. -- Mary W. Wilson  JGW324@aol.com [Note: I have updated the link. Thanks - Rod Bush]

Myers/Williams - 06/16/01 -  - I'm looking for information on Ferdinand Williams and Amanda S. Myers who married in Greens County in 1840. I have a relative who lived with them in Arkansas in 1850 and am trying to find links. Best regards.  -- Bill Woodward wwoodward@nc.rr.com Chapel Hill, NC

Clinton Cemetery - 06/16/01 -  - Is the cemetery beside the Presbyterian Church at the fork in the road going west toward West Greene/Gainesville from downtown Clinton listed on your list by another name? We always called it the Clinton Cemetery when I was living there in Eutaw. Your list of cemeteries will be extremely useful to people especially folks who aren't able to come to Greene County. I grew up on Prairie Avenue and still feel like that is the center of the world. Unfortunately the present owners are not interested in selling the old place. Keep up the good work and thank you for a connection to my past. -- Carolyn McCall  cmccal@bellsouth.net

Greene Co. Lookups - 06/14/01 -  - In your "Books & Lookups" section of your website, I see a message from a Bill Horton saying that he would do lookups from a book that he owned on Greene County. I tried to email him at that address and it was returned to me. You don't happen to have a current address for Mr. Horton, do you? I see that particular page hasn't been updated since 6/26/1997 - So that is probably why it is an old email address. Thanks.--Melissa McCollum mellymc@hotmail.com

Pleasant Ridge Skirmish, April 6, 1865 - 06/14/01 -  - Looking for family stories/legends from Pleasant Ridge/Mantua area about the skirmish which occurred just north of Pleasant Ridge on April 6, 1865, between CSA forces under Gen Wirt Adams and invading Yankees headed by Gen John T. Croxton, arsonists of the University. Any information would be helpful. Contact me at home at ANRKEE@aol.com -- Scott Owens, 5254 B Lott Road, Eight Mile, AL 36613    334-649-2146

DUNLAP - 06/14/01 -  - In the surnames listing can you change my DUNLAP to 1820 from 1858. I am not it's important, but you never know about a contact. -- Kay Boyd Mkdb1405@aol.com

HERNDON - 06/03/01 -  - My wife's distant ancestor Thomas Hord Herndon was a 'famous person' from Greene Co, AL. He was a civil war Colonel and later a politician. Could you please post the information below in the appropriate place on the Greene Co website. Thanks -- Rich Nallenweg Rnallenweg@aol.com .  [It is now linked to the Greene Co Family Histories page at: http://home.earthlink.net/~rodbush/herndon.htm . Thanks for the data - Rod Bush]

New Address - 06/03/01 -  - Is it possible for you to correct my e-mail address in the archived 2000-Surnames? At the time I sent my surnames (Kimbrough, Sulzby and Turner), I had an e-mail address that has since changed. I also sent the e-mail address change, but someone who is browsing the 2000 Surname site might not see the correction on another page. I'd be very appreciative if it could be changed!! Old e-mail address: Mary F. Thomas e2mfthomas@dellnet.com. CURRENT E-MAIL ADDRESS : Mary F. Thomas  e2mfthomas@msn.com

New Address - 06/03/01 -  - My name is Mike Powell. My old email address was:  powell7@atl.mediaone.net . As of June 01, 2001 the new email address will be: Mike Powell mikepowell30127@yahoo.com

Township & Range Maps- 06/03/01 -  - MY NAME IS LARRY LARSEN. I WAS WANTING TO KNOW IF YOU KNEW WHERE I COULD GET A MAP THAT SHOWS TOWNSHIPS AND RANGE MAPS FOR GREENE CO, AL. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP LARRY res00cun@gte.net

Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church - 06/03/01 -  - Does anyone know anything about the Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church? My Maughan and Williams family moved to Pleasant Ridge about 1845 and joined the Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church. This chuch closed its doors soon after the Civil War ended. In Pickens Co. church records, it mentions receiving members from Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church as the church had closed. According to records, the church stood real close to the Presbyterian church. -- Bobbye Winston twinst@pickens.net        http://www.kithandkin.homestead.com   PS: Please add to your Surname list: CRAFT; MAUGHAN; & WILLIAMS. 

TIPPIT/ TIPPET- 06/03/01 -  - Does anyone have anything on a Luke or John Tippit, Tippet or Tippett ? Is there a   record of a William B. Tippit being born in or near Greene County around 1803? -- Tipatpete@cs.com

RODEN/ BONNELL/ GORDON/ HARKNESS/ PETTIGREW - 05/26/01 -  - I am also researching these families that all lived in Greene Co. in the early 1820-30. John C. RODEN, James RODEN, Harriett RODEN, J.C. BONNELL, Eliza Bonnell GORDON, William HARKNESS, Jane HARKNESS PETTIGREW. Would be interested in sharing information on all of these names. -- Kay Dunlap Boyd Mkdb1405@aol.com

Greene Co. Cemetery Books- 05/26/01 -  - I have several books of cemetery listings and location maps of cemeteries in Greene County. I am willing to do "lookups" if anyone needs information. Kay Dunlap Boyd Mkdb1405@aol.com

GATHRIGHT/ ROSSER/ COLLINS - 05/26/01 -  - I have an interest in Greene Co. through Ann M W. Gathright who married Moses Rosser Jan 23, 1849. This is a very distant cousin, but I would like to have my name added to your query list. I am also distantly related to the James Collins, Jr. of Greene Co. Ala. The Collins line I was referring to was Daniel Collins, He had a son James Collins, Jr. -- Candace Binder CANDYBOOTH@aol.com  Gonzales, La. 70737

GRIFFIN/ RHODES- 05/20/01 -  - I'm looking for more info on my gggrandparents who were married 26 Feb 1827 in Greene co., AL, though they lived in Georgia! Their names were Daniel Boone GRIFFIN and Nancy T. RHODES. Is anyone else researching the RHODES families of Greene co. from that time period? Or GRIFFIN? Thanks so much, Debi Griffin Campbell  DebiGriffinCampbell@myfamily.com

ISHMAN - 05/12/01 -  - I AM THE ADOPTED DAUGHTER OF CALVIN AND SALLIE ISHMAN. CALVIN, JR. WAS BORN IN BOLIGEE ON JULY 24, 1905 AND DIED ON JANUARY 30, 1985 IN EUTAW (LOCK SEVEN RD.). SALLIE (PURSE) WAS BORN OUTSIDE TISHABEE ON AUGUST 21, 1923. MY MOM STILL LIVES IN EUTAW. CALVIN WAS OF WILSON DESCENT. WRITE ME BACK.  I WOULD APPRECIATE ANY INFORMATION YOU MAY HAVE REGARDING MY DAD'S FAMILY. THANKS EVER SO MUCH. -- "Geraldine Allen" gallen@anniston-housing.com

STEPHENS - 05/12/01 -  - HELLO MY NAME IS LARRY LARSEN. I WAS WANTING TO POST A QUERY FOR ANYBODY SEARCHING FOR SURNAME, STEPHENS.  LEWIS, CHARLES, LUCINDA, AND MOORE STEPHENS.  THANKS. -- "Larry Larsen"   res00cun@gte.net

Greene County Cemeteries - 05/12/01 -  - I was wondering if anyone knows of someone who has a list of persons buried in any of the Greene County Cemeteries. I see that there is a cemeteries link on the Greene County website, but I was wondering if there are lists of names somewhere. Thanks. -- Melissa McCollum mellymc@hotmail.com

BRAY/ WARD - 05/12/01 -  - Seeking descendants of Caswell Bray and Mary Ward who were married ca. 1849 in Greene Co, AL. They had three daughters: Mattie Eloise Bray 1851 - 1914;  Bettie Bray 1857 -  md. a Harris, had 2 children: Norma Harris b. 1877 & Edgar Harris b. 1878;  Mary C. Bray 1858 - 1900 , md Albert C. Hill. -- Pat   pbwelch@attglobal.net

Suggestions - 05/12/01 -  -  I spend a lot of time at your Greene Co, AL GenWeb site and  have a suggestion. I would like to submit pictures (taken 03/23/2001) of the Greene County sign and the old Court House both on the town square. I saw the town sign for Henry County in the history area at http://www.rootsweb.com/~alhenry/henryco.htm   and I thought, well - it was really nice!  So I'm offering you my Greene County sign and Old Court House pictures. I have other pictures of the area, mostly the cemeteries related to my family [KING, HORTON, Peebles, Martin]. If you would like to see any of cemetery/church related pictures please let me know. One other suggestion. At several other county sites, there are links to maps hosted by UA.EDU. If possible I would like to see a link at the top of your Greene County site to http://alabamamaps.ua.edu/counties/greene.jpg [Done.] Yours, Cheryl L. Schmenk cschmenk@worldnet.att.net

EVANS - 05/05/01 -  - If any of you have an interest in the Greene County, Alabama Evans families please view my Evans web page: http://www.evans78.homestead.com/evanspage.html    We may be able to connect our families. Thanks, Alex H. Evans shiral@az.rmci.net

CAMERON or CAMERSON Cemetery - 05/05/01 -  - I'm looking for the CAMERON cemetery. Have just discovered it may be listed mispelled as the CAMERSON cemetery. Located near what is known as "Old West Greene" in Greene County. Can anyone tell me how to find this cemetery? Thanks. --Brad Campbell bcampbel@sumternet.com

BENNETT - 05/05/01 -  - Looking for information on family of Solomon Bennett. Solomon purchased land in the 1830s in Greene Co., Al. I assume this is also the Bennett listed on the 1830 Greene Census List. Any help on the family would be appreciated.-- Glee Crocker gleemc@earthlink.net  Phone 512 990 2851 Fax 512 990 3219  Cellular 512 422 0634

DENNIS - 05/05/01 -  - I'm searching for Thomas J. Dennis b. 1818, parents unknown. Records show he was born in GA or AL. There is a listing for Thomas Dennis in the 1830 Census for Greene County AL Southern District on Page 393. Do you have a copy of this census, and can tell me if other information was shown, such as names of family members? Any help you can provide will be most appreciated. -- Carole Denise Gibboney  cgib@airmail.net  Dallas, TX

Oak Hill/Mesopotamia Cemetery - 05/05/01 -  - I want to clear up some confusion for anyone searching for ancestors in the Oak Hill Cemetery, as listed in Alabama Records of Greene County, Book 12, part 1, Volume 14, pages 77-94, as compiled by Pauline Jones Gandrud.  The Oak Hill Cemetery, I have found, is in reality the Mesopotamia Cemetery within the town of Eutaw, Greene County, AL. Yesterday I made a trip to Eutaw  from Mississippi, and after searching out in the country for Oak Hill  Cemetery with directions many kind souls had given me (including persons at the Courthouse), I had just about given up after 50 wasted miles. I stopped at the Mesopotamia Cemetery on Highway 14 going into Eutaw and lo and behold there were the Thompsons, my ancestors.They had been listed in Oak Hill Cemetery in the Gandrud volumes in the MS Archives. Evidently there was some name change or mistake over the years with this. I just wanted everyone to know and learn from my mistake. There just may be another Oak Hill Cemetery somewhere, but the listing in the Alabama Records contains the names for person buried at the Mesopotamia Cemetery. Hope this help someone. Sincerely, Dorothy O'Neill Djaneo@aol.com

RICHARDSON/ CARPENTER/ UPCHURCH - 04/21/01 -  - NEW EMAIL ADDRESS for Martha Bruce mrbruce1@swbell.net [See Queries for 2000]

PERMENTER/ CALHOUN - 04/21/01 -  - I am looking for  any info at all on John or Thomas Permenter of Greene County. Also anything on (different spelling) Edward Perminter who married Sarah E. Calhoun 1-22-1856. Thanks a bunch for your time. -- Vicki Permenter VIKKI0402@aol.com

OLIVER/ McALPINE - 04/21/01 -  - I AM RESEARCHING MY FAMILY HISTORY. MY FATHER WAS BORN TO A JACK OLIVER AND ANNIE MCALPINE. JACK AND ANNIE HAD TWO CHILDREN THAT I KNOW OF. MY  FATHER RICHARD OLIVER AND HIS BROTHER FLOYD OLIVER. JACK  WAS SUPPOSE TO HAVE BEEN KILLED ON THE RAILROAD TRACKS AND HIS DAD WAS SUPPOSE TO HAVE BEEN A DOCTOR. DOES ANYONE KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS? -- YOLANDA OLIVER  YOLLACY@JUNO.COM

KRESTOFF/ REYNOLDS - 04/15/01 -  - Dorthy Jean Krestoff had a daughter in 1943 and gave her up for adoption. Does anyone know of a Krestoff in Eutaw census 50 years ago? Any info appreciated. I am also seeking Marvin Andrew Reynolds born March 09, 1835, married 02-07-1867, died 05-04-1925. -- Anne AnneRGodsChild@aol.com

GORDON - 04/15/01 -  - I am researching the surname GORDON in about 1828 in Greene, Co, AL -- L. Hurston Anderson  wisdom@tampabay.rr.com

KEA - 04/08/01 -  - Joab Kea, b. 1810, SC and wife Francis, b. 1810, SC were in Mississippi by 1850. One of their sons,  Arthur A. Kea, stated he was b. 1841-42, Green Co., AL. My ancestor Empraim A. Kea was b. AL ca 1836, his sister Nancy E. was b. AL, as was their eldest sibling James A. Kea, ca 1831, AL. Anyone with ANY information on this family please contact me. Thanks a million!! -- "Kathy Veasey" kveasey@earthlink.net

Greene County Court House - 04/08/01 -  - Hello my name is Matthew. I was intrested in knowing where the Green County Court House is located. Would someone please E-mail directions. -- Mathew Nicomachea@aol.com

McNeese - 04/08/01 -  - Spelled McNeense on your Greene census index of 1850. Delila, widow of William. Any information about children etc will be appreciated. Thanks. -- Woody Cblindseyj@cs.com Colo Spgs CO.

WILLIAMS - 04/08/01 -  -  I am looking for any information on Robert Williams b. abt. 1826 TN married to Nancy Rencher in Greene Co. They were on the 1850 census in Greene. I am pretty sure Nancy moved to Butler Co. Nancy Williams is on the 1860 census Butler Co. with 3 children Fanny b. 1850, Thomas N. b. 1852 and John R. b. 1854. Desperately seeking to find out what happen to Robert Williams. -- Brenda Williams Marshall Family3193@aol.com

CENTRAL ALABAMA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, April 6-7th - 03/31/01 -  - I would like to share with you and your fellow members about the CENTRAL ALABAMA GENEALOGICAL FAIR to be held in Prattville, Alabama on April 6-7th. We are anticipating participation from other genealogical and historical societies from the surrounding counties. We would love to have you come visit our Fair. -- Larry E. Caver, Jr.  Lecaverjr@aol.com

ROGERS - 03/31/01 -  - I am looking for William H. P. ROGERS and his wife, Adeline DAVIS ROGERS. My info says she is buried at Carthage. Is that Greene or Hale County? Children were Mary, Martha, Adeline, Kessiah/Kizzie, Newburn, Carolina/Carrie. -- Widorog@aol.com [4/08/01 - Thanks, I have heard from someone in Hale County. Carthage is now Moundville. Thanks for your help. -- wdr Widorog@aol.com ]

PIPPIN/ PIPPEN - 03/31/01 -  - I just started on my Pippen line of genealogy and it led me to Greene County! My GGGGgrandfather was Bannister Pippin and he and his brothers and sisters all lived there. I found some marriage records on your website and orphan court records as well. Can you tell me how I could obtain a copy of these records? Thank you for your time. -- Melissa McCollum mellymc@hotmail.com

TOWNSEND - 03/31/01 -  - Does anyone have any info on Francis Y. Townsend? He was on the 1850 census of Greene Co, but later m Mary Stevenson in Sumter Co on 16 Mar 1858. m 2nd to Mary Pistole on 21 Jul 1880.  I'm posting this for an elderly neighbor, and she doesn't have much info on him, no date or place of birth. But I know she'd appreciate any info anyone might have. Thanks, -- Betty Moran Bess188@aol.com

POWELL - 03/31/01 -  - This is in reference to pictures on spencer/wilkenson/douthit [powell] under above address i cant pull up said pictures. i am looking for pictures info. on powell william augustus his wife rebecca gammill powell of greene co. al. i like this greene co. page. also need info. on pleasant hill rd presbeterian church and cemetary listings if you have them i have a family bible early to mid 1800s referencing burton taylors etc of greene co. al who might be interested in bible..mike powell great granson of william augustus powell. -- John and Sue Powell  powell7@atl.mediaone.net

MULLEN Family/ Town - 03/18/01 -  - I AM LOOKING MULLEN IN GREENE CO. - BLACK. DO HAVE ANY MULLEN FAMILIES IN YOUR CO.? THANK YOU.   PS.  I WAS IN GREENE CO. 15 YEARS AGO. SHERIFF GILMORE SAID MULLEN TOWN WAS RIGHT OUT OF EUTAW. -- ROBERTRJMULLEN@aol.com

HORNE - 03/18/01 -  - Searching for info on the HORNE family of Greene/Sumter counties. Mother was Nancy, b abt 1786, father unknown. Presumed children (born 1812-1827) Zacheus, md Caroline COOK and moved to TX; Edmond, md Ann WOODARD and Ann CHERRY; Justine, md William MARTIN and moved to MS; Iredell H., md Elizabeth MASSEY; Leroy, md Martha Ann COOK; Theodore Perkins; Francis M.; Haywood (Stephen H.?). Family migrated from TN to Greene Co in mid 1820's. I have pretty well worked out the children of Zacheus, Edmond and Justine, but would especially like information on Iredell, Leroy and Haywood. Would also like name of father of this bunch as well as where in TN they originated.-- Miles A. Causey  macausey@worldnet.att.net

KIRKLAND - 03/18/01 -  -  Am looking for information on the Kirkland families of Greene County, and how they might be linked. Moses B. Kirkland, b 1804 SC, was my GGGgrandfather, married Paulina Timms in Greene County in 1826. He moved his family to Scott Co, Miss in 1857. Philemon Kirkland, b 1799 SC, lived in the Pleasant Ridge area and may have been a brother to Moses. Elizabeth B. Kirkland, b 1794 SC, married Burrel Huggins in Greene Co. in 1824, was the daughter of Isaac and Mary Kirkland; I suspect that she was a sister to Moses and Philemon. Finally, Sophia Kirkland married Andrew Brownlee in 1829 in Greene County and they are living near the Moses Kirklands in 1850, so I suspect that Sophia was a sister to Moses and Philemon as well. Are my suspecions correct, and who might have more info on the orgins of this family in SC? -- Scott Owens ANRKEE@aol.com 5254 B Lott Road, Eight Mile, AL 36613 .

Mesopotamia Church - 03/18/01 -  - I am looking for information concerning a Mesopotamia church in Greene Co. The Bufords, Tankersleys, Shaws, Carnathans were members in the mid-1820. A Thomas Stephenson was the minister. He came from Maury Co., Tenn. His daughter, Selina Grace married Goodloe Warren Buford. I would like to find where I can get marriage records and birth records. This church later became the Church in Eutaw. Records of the Mesopotamia Church are at the Presbyterian Archives in Montreat, NC. The church records in Eutaw do not start until 1850. Many of the members of the M. Church moved to Lafayette Co., Miss. Will appreciate any information that will help me. - "Mary Jane Hall" janehall@gateway.net

NELSON & Rencher Death or Other Record - 03/18/01 -  - I currently have two look-up request and I am unsure who to direct them to. One is any type of death record of John Nelson... probate, will.. anything. We believe he died between 1840 and 1850 in Greene County, and the other is any type of record, marriage, death, probate.. for William Rencher, (b. 1827) one of Johns sons, also in Greene County. If you could guide me in the right direction, I would be most appreciative! thanks. What a wonderful source of information you have with the Greene County Webpage! I have found it most helpful in tracking my illusive ancestors John Nelson Rencher and Elizabeth Barbee. I have found marriage records for all his daughters!... Thank you! -- "Bev Rencher" brencher@elp.rr.com

Plats/Tax Records/LDS/Records Availability - 03/11/01 -  - Are there any plats of the county (I'm especially interested in Forkland) for the first half of the 1800s - heavy on the 30s and 40s? And are there any tax records? If I drove across the country to Alabama and visited the courthouse, are the banks of records that haven't been abstracted in books or filmed by the LDS church? -- Kristen Randle kristen@randle.com

Wooten Hill Query - 03/11/01 -  - I tried to answer a query in Greene Co., Al. for Martha Whitcomb about the Hill family, especially Wooten Hill. I got a return. If Martha Whitcomb reads this, there are a few records for Wooten Hill in Noxubee Co., Ms. -- carollangley@juno.com

Search for Slave Records - 03/04/01 -  - My name is Sabrina Franklin and I live in Fort Worth, Texas. I just recently began researching my family history. It is truly the most exiciting project that I have ever done. My family members were slaves of the Williamson Wynne family.  My great great great great grandparents were  brought to Huntsville, Texas when Williamson II,   Erasmus, and  Robert migrated to Texas. I am interested in any information that would assist me in my search, such as, plantation records, slave records, and will information. Do you know if any of these documents exist today. I would appreciate any information or suggestions given.  --  SABRINA FRANKLIN SABRINAFRANKLIN@webtv.net 

BAZZELL/TRUSSELL - 03/04/01 -  - I am researching Isham H. BAZZELL (b abt 1801 in N or SC & d aft 1870 in Jackson Co., FL) and his wife, Susan TRUSSELL (b abt 1803 in GA and d aft 1860 in Jackson Co., FL). A cousin said that he read in a genealogy newsletter that Isham was in AL before he settled in FL. I also know from James TRUSSELL's diary that his brother Matthew d in Greene Co., AL in 1839. This Matthew married Mary SAUNDERS, "a nice woman of a good family connection to William BISSELL of Greene Co., AL." I have found a William BASSELL (b abt 1798 in SC) in the 1850 Census for Chambers Co., AL. Does anyone know if this is the same one who was in Greene County? I also found a H. F. BIZZELL (b abt 1818 in SC) in the 1850 Census for Henry Co., AL (across the state line from Jackson County, FL). There was also a John TRUSSELL there in 1840. A Curtis BIZZELL married Sarah SOWELL in Henry Co. in 1825/6. Could Curtis and H. F. be related to William in Greene Co.? Isham and Susan named one of their sons James Alford BAZZELL and called him Alford. I note that the ALFORDs are prominent in Greene Co. I am stuck at Isham BAZZELL and Susan TRUSSELL and am trying to connect them with parents and more exact birth places. -- Denise  Ney.Denise@epamail.epa.gov

BAILEY - 03/04/01 -  - Looking for information on my g/g/grandfather, Bolden Green BAILEY. He was born in 1858/59 - in Alabama. I really am not sure that it was in Greene County, but since his middle name was Green, I was taking a long shot. Need to know his parentage, and birth place. By the time he was 19 he had married a young girl in Arkansas, Nancy Tidwell. (1878). Their children were James William, Jess, Albert, Dillard, Lee, and May Lee. -- Patricia Brimer plbrimer@swbell.net

Kirksey & Macedonia Cemeteries - 02/24/01 -  - Is there any way that I might get a listing of the two Kirksey cemeteries and  the Macedonia Cemetery located in Greene County? Has anyone published volumes of the cemeteries of Greene County? -- Bena Taylor Kirkscey   BenaTKirk@aol.com  in Texas

WEDGEWORTH - 02/24/01 -  - I am looking for WEDGEWORTH after 1820 in Grrene Co, AL -- Phyllis Wedgeworth..DWedgeworth@aol.com 

DEARMAN - 02/24/01 -  - Researching Lynn Holmes Dearman from Boligee, Ala. b 1890s d 1956 / 1957. Three children, Leslie, Julia Lynn, Joe Reid. Wife was Kate Reid. Father was John Dearman. Any help would be appreciated. Contact me  WmDearman@aol.com  

PEOPLES - 02/24/01 -  - LOOKING FOR ANY MEMBERS OF CHARITY PEOPLES FAMILY OF GREENE COUNTY -- BETTYE HORTON BETTYEHORTON@aol.com  OF GORDO , AL. GREAT GRANDDAUGHTER

SIMS/ STEPHENS - 02/24/01 -  - Burrel G. Sims married Rody Stephens Oct 22, 1832 in Greene Co AL. They are also listed in the 1840 and 1850 census. Does anyone have information on  this family? -- TDatBeach@aol.com </