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Verna Bryant 15 September, 2002 WOOTEN, POSEY, FELDER, LEWIS I am looking for researchers interested in Wooten, Posey, Felder and Lewis
with connection in the Franklin, Copiah and Adams County areas. The Felder
line goes back to Switzerland. Wooten, Posey and Lewis should be easy to
find since they were Justice of the
Peace and Constables. Felder was an American Patriot. Verna Wooten
Bryant, William Dunbar Chapter, DAR
Debbie Cranfield-Waters June 17, 2003 CRANFIELD
My name is Debbie Cranfield-Waters and my email is
I am looking for some information on the Cranfield
store that was located outside of Natchez. In 1930, it was being run by
my grandfather, William J. Cranfield and his wife, Bobbi. I believe it
may have been run by a J. D. Cranfield who may or may not be the father to
William J. Cranfield.
William J. Cranfield and family are on the 1930
census for Adams County in Enumeration District #6.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Ruth Bennett July 6, 2003 LYONS, COX Joseph B. Lyons was a
doctor from Adams County, MS who died in 1837 at age 45. He was married to
Aurora Cox in 1818. I am trying to determine if this Dr. Joseph B. Lyons
is the same Joseph B. Lyons who was born about 1790, son of Guthridge B. Lyons.
Guthridge Lyons was a ferry operator along the Cumberland River in Montgomery
Co., TN. Any help with the LYONS family appreciated. Peggy Graham August 26, 2003 DUNNEGAN (St. Mary's Orphan Asylum)
Not sure if this
will help but I am looking for a Pauline Dunnegan who, according to the 1930
census records was living at St. Mary's Orphan Asylum in Natchez. I have no
idea if this home or any of the records are still available but would like to
find out where to start looking if anyone can help. According to the census
records in 1930 she was about 10 years old and that is all the information I
have on this. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks,
I am searching
for information about St. Mary's Asylum in Natchez. Specifically the
name of Pauline Dunnegan or Paridie or Parilie Dunnegan. They were both at St.
Mary's when the 1930 census was held. Is this Dunnegan name a local name.
Their parents were listed as Frank and Mattie Dunnegan. Godmother was Mrs.
Henry Carson. Any information or help would be appreciated.
Peggy Graham
Office of the Secretary of the Senate
Sylvia Camp August 26, 2003 MYERS, JOHNSON, MCALISTER, LAZROZE
Searching for information on CHARLES EDWARD
MYERS, husband of DELIA JOHNSON, father of DAISY MYERS. He and Delia married
in 1874 in Natchez. Also for news of ADELIA ..................JOHNSON, wife
of WILLIAM JOHNSON, mother of DELIA, b. of French parents in either LA or
France abt. 1839.She lived in Catahoula, La. before coming to live in
Natchez on S. Pine St. Also C. L. MCALISTER who had a dry goods store
in town and probably had a handicapped daughter named Tassie. He and Delia
Myers (above) seem to have gotten married somewhere after 1880 and were in
the same house on Union St. in the 1910 census. There is another C. L.
McAlister who may be an uncle to the one above. The C. L. McAlister above is
the son of EMILY LaCroze and WILLIAM MCALLISTER. Any help appreciated!
Robert Reed September 4, 2003 REED
MY NAME IS ROBERT REED. MY EMAIL IS RRRNORTH@HOTMAIL.COM.
I HAVE A LEAD THAT MY GRANDFATHER, LOUIS ALLEN
REED WAS BORN IN NATCHEZ ON DECEMBER 19, 1871.
HIS FATHER MAY HAVE BEEN J. V. REED (MAYBE J. C.
OR J. B.), SR.
THANKS!
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