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Posted by Bobby Kearan <graywlkr@telaepx.com> on Thu, 27 May 1999 SHUMAKER / HINZE / RAY Posted by tommy g wells <dudyscott@hotmail.com> on Thu, 27 May 1999 FOX / TALLEY Posted by Gaines T. Pickett <gtpickett@aol.com> on Wed, 26 May 1999 STEVENSON Posted by betty yates <jby@sunmuw1.MUW.Edu> on Sat, 22 May 1999 YATES Posted by Don Daniel <don.daniel2@gte.net> on Fri, 07 May 1999 TITTLE / FORD Posted by James Turner <jamesturner428@hotmail.com> on Fri, 07 May 1999 TURNER Posted by betty brown <bbrown@netdoor.com> on Fri, 07 May 1999 GILLIS Posted by Gaines T. Pickett <gtpickett@aol.com> on Mon, 19 Apr 1999 KOONCE / STEPHENSON / PATERSON Posted by Celeste Shoemaker <cashoemaker@pdq.net> on Sun, 14 Feb 1999 OXFORD / MILLER Looking for info on JAMES M. OXFORD. Born 1816 in Tn. married 1st. wife Nancy Caroline Brown in Winston Co. and 2nd wife Elizabeth MILLER 13 Apr. 1856 in Winston Co. Had sons John Darby born 4 Jan. 1858 in Ala., Joseph W., James H. and Austin. According to a probate record James M. had a brother Austin G. Census records indicated Austin born ca 1837 in Ala. They may have had brothers William, John Wesley and Allen. Was mother Elizabeth who later married John Shoemaker 28 Sept. in Winston Co.? Posted by Suella Postles <pot@le.ac.uk> on Sun, 14 Feb 1999 SMITH / TURNER Dr. William Boyce SMITH lived somewhere between Louisville & the Choctaw Co border in Winston Co bewteen 1839-c 1860. He provided medical services and is said to have kept a drugstore as well. He was census taker for the county in 1850 and so his legible handwriting still exists. His son Robert Nicholas SMITH married Amanda Turner in 1854 in Winston Co, married by a Baptist minister. I'd love to know more about the family, where they lived, etc. I have information & photographs to share. Posted by Louis Taunton <kinfindr@telepak.net> on Fri, 12 Feb 1999 VOWELL / BENNETT / SHULER / ETHREDGE / COCKRELL / LEOPARD / GAINEY / MYRES / MCELROY Will exchange information on the surnames mentioned. Louis Taunton, P. O. Box 400, Louisville, MS 39339-0400 Posted by Marylee Lingle <mlingle@pdq.net> on Thu, 11 Feb 1999 McELVANY / ROACH / BROWN Searching for the family of Robert P. and Nancy McElvany c 1840. Their children married into the families of Brown, Savage and Roach in Winston Co. Posted by Winston Bradley <brads2@aol.com> on Sat, 06 Feb 1999 SANDERS / PAYNE Looking for parents of Christopher C. SANDERS, b.10May 1849 d. 6Feb1901 in Bosque Co, TX. He married Artie Missie PAYNE in Winston Co, MS, in 1869. (He is not the son of Elijah in Oktibbeha Co nearby who was father of another Christopher born Aug 1849) Posted by Keith L. Berry <klblcb@aol.com> on Tue, 02 Feb 1999 AKINS / PHILLIPS Looking for info on WILLIAM HIRAM AKINS, BENJAMIN PHILLIP AKINS and JOHN PHILLIPS who moved to WINSTON CO MS about early 1850's. Keith L. Berry klblcb@aol.com Posted by CHARLES COX <fccox@hotmail.com> on Tue, 02 Feb 1999 COX Seeking information on Lewis (1844, GA) & Caroline (1844 SC) COX who moved to Winston County, MS from GA in about 1878. They appear in the 1880 census. They had two children in Winston. Caroline may be died and be buried in Winston County. He is later found in AL. We need any information we can get. Thanks Posted by Faye Rouse <Quodon@aol.com> on Sun, 31 Jan 1999 CROWELL / MITCHELL / ARNETT / WHITTEN JOHN MARION CROWELL, b: 12 Feb. 1833 GA, d: 27 Nov. 1912 Winston Count, MS married LUCIA JANE MOUTON 27 Dec. 1859 who are their parents or what town and state were they born in. Would like to exchange information on any of the following CROWELL,ARNETT,MITCHELL,WHITTEN,CORDLE, MOUTON, Posted by Virgil Minor <vminor@aol.com> on Wed, 27 Jan 1999 CHERRY I am researching the descendants of Joseph and Mary CHERRY who were in Winston Co about 1840 and apparently came from Hardin Co., TN. Please contact me if you have any info. Posted by Lynda Bailey Chandler <Namedigger@aol.com> on Mon, 25 Jan 1999 CHANDLER / WEEKS Seeking descendants or info on Alonzo Harris CHANDLER and wife Lucy WEEKS. Alonzo was born in AL on 8 Dec 1856. He married Lucy in Winston Co, MS in 1888. Alonzo died 12 June 1929 in Winston Co, MS at 72 years of age. Would like to find any descendants, as my husband is the greatgrandson of Alonzo's brother William Robert. Lynda Chandler Posted by Susie Toal <glensuzy@airmail.net> on Mon, 25 Jan 1999 LOVERN / BROWN / TOAL Researching Mary Lovern Toal, married Charles Toal in Winston County in 1846. Mary Lovern's parents were Thomas Lovern and Nancy Brown.Mary Toal was born in St. Clair Co. Alabama. Posted by Claudine Dollar <cdollar@intellisys.net> on Fri, 22 Jan 1999 DENNIS Would like to contact descendants of Thomas Dennis who was living in Winston Co., MS in 1850. Died there about 1861. Was veteran of War of 1812. Moved to Winston Co. from York Co., SC Posted by Joan Juul <jjuul@bellsouth.net> on Fri, 22 Jan 1999 SLAUGHTER / CARROLL / REED / FLEMMING / RIDDLE / HOLLEY I am researching the children of Daniel McDonald Slaughter. One daughter, Priscilla married Phillip Carroll in Winston Co. in 1842. They later moved to Carroll County, MS. I have information on the Slaughters but am searching for information on the daughter's families, especially Priscilla and Phillip Carroll. Posted by Mandy Queen <awqueen@bellsouth.net> on Wed, 20 Jan 1999 FULLER / BARKER Seeking info on B.F. Fuller b. 1855 MS, marr. to Clara Barker on 5-10-1885 Leflore Co., MS. B.F. was in Winston Co in 1880. He had brothers William O., Frank, and a sister Bettie. If you know anything about his family, please contact me. Posted by Pat Pinson <ppinson@mindspring.com> on Tue, 19 Jan 1999 WINGATE / PINSON i have information that my ggrandfather, Moses D. Pinson, married Sarah M. Wingate on 09 Sep 1846 in Winston Co, Ms. and that they had a sons named Aaron Frank Pinson and Moses Pinson. Moses married again in Al on 25 Sep 1855 in Al. Wonder if Sarah and either/both sons are buried in Winston Co and if anyone has any further information on Sarah or Moses D. Pinson Posted by david penson <DCPENSON@aol.com> on Tue, 02 Feb 1999 PINSON A Moses Pinson is listed in the humphreys county tennessee 1820 Census. I need to find Owen Pinson possible birth Tennessee, Newton County Mississippi 1841. Until . Are we related??? Posted by Carol <Halfful@aol.com> on Tue, 19 Jan 1999 RAWLS Looking for information on John L. Rawls lived in Winston Co.1860. Wife's name was Mary Ann, Living with him other than his children was his father William Rawls. William was listed as a baliff on the census. John was listed as a wagon maker. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Posted by Carol <Halfful@aol.com> on Tue, 19 Jan 1999 JONES / FRANKLIN Looking for information on John W. Jones moved to Winston Co around 1860, served in civil war, wife's name was Sarah. Children's names were Joseph, James, Gideon, John, Geneva, Golester, Duluna, HAnny, and Sally.Would appreciate any help. John is my ggrandfather. Also looking for information on Charles Barnett (Barney ) Franklin was living in Winston Co.1880 up, wife's name was Martha. children's names wereEliza J.,Roxie, John, Grover, Whitfield, Bettie Lee, William, and Mattie. Any help appreciated. Thanks. Posted by Mary K. Johnson <michaelgj@juno.com> on Tue, 19 Jan 1999 LONG / WHITTEN John N. LONG (born 1836 in SC) moved to Mississippi in 1850. He married Lucinda A. WHITTEN (born 1850 in MS) in 1867 in Winston County. Their families lived near Gum Branch, and they sold land adjoining D.W. SPIVA and H.W. LONG near Noxubee Hill in 1887 and 1890. Lucy A. Long of Neshoba County bought and sold land near Noxapater in 1891 and 1893. Did this family move to Neshoba? Lucinda died sometime before 1896, and John died in 1896. According to John's obiturary, he was buried next to Lucinda in Antioch Cemetery, leaving "two motherless girls to mourn for him." John and Lucinda's graves are apparently unmarked. Does anyone know anything about this family? I believe they may be kin to H.W. Long who is also buried in Antioch. I am curious about what happened to these orphaned daughters. Thanks. Posted by Mary K. Johnson <michaelgj@juno.com> on Tue, 19 Jan 1999 FOSTER / WHITTEN David P. FOSTER (b. 1848) married Nancy C. WHITTEN (b. 1851) in 1870 in Winston County. They appear as newlyweds in the 1870 Winston census in the New Prospect community next door to David's brother John FOSTER and his wife Hannah EAVES FOSTER. David and John were sons of Asa FOSTER (b. 1810 GA) and Martha Jane JINKS (b. 1838 MS), and their brother Thomas S. FOSTER is buried next to his wife Josephine in Good Hope Cemetery. Neither David nor John appear on the 1880 Winston. Does anyone know anything about this family of FOSTERS? Thanks. Posted by Mary K. Johnson <michaelgj@juno.com> on Tue, 19 Jan 1999 STARK / WHITTEN / HUNT Jacob K. STARK (b. 1849) married Mary Jane WHITTEN (b. 1854) in 1873 in Winston County. I believe J.K. was from the Webster community and may be kin (son?) to Lettie STARK, also from Webster. J.K. and Jane are listed in the 1880 Choctaw census with infant daughter Edna V. (b. 1879) and on the 1900 Winston census with second wife Margaret and son Homer B. (b. 1898). The time line looks like this: J.K. Stark and Mary Jane Whitten married 1873 in Winston County. Edna V. Stark was born 1879, probably Choctaw County. Jane died around 1897? Can't find grave. J.K. Stark remarried to Margaret CHANCELLOR in 1897 in Winston County. Homer B. Stark born July 1898 in either Winston or Choctaw County. Edna V. Stark married Weston HUNT in 1899 in Winston County. J.K. Stark died 1923 and was buried in Bethel Cemetery (near Sturgis). Edna Stark Hunt died 1929 and was buried next to J.K. in Bethel Cemetery. Weston Hunt remarried to Lector Lena SAVAGE in 1929 in Winston County. Weston Hunt died in 1966 and was buried next to Edna in Bethel Cemetery. Lector Lena Hunt died in 1971 and was buried next to Weston in Bethel Cemetery. Edna Stark Hunt apparently had a brother named Jake K. Stark, Jr. (b. circa 1880) who was married to Nannie B. Stark. Jake and Nannie are in the 1900 Winston census with their uncle James C. living with them. Can anyone help me with this family? I will share any info I have in exchange. Thanks, Posted by Mary K. Johnson <michaelgj@juno.com> on Tue, 19 Jan 1999 WHITTEN / BARRON / SPENCER James S. "Jim" WHITTEN (b. 1846) married Sarah E. "Sallie" BARRON (b. 1851) in 1867 in Winston County. Jim is the son of Pleasant WHITTEN and Caroline SPENCER. Sallie is the daughter of Fannie BARRON. Jim and Sallie are on the 1870 Winston living in the Gum Branch community next to Fannie Barron with two children: Larla (b. 1869) and Robert (1869). They are on the 1880 Choctaw census in Beat 3 French Camp Village with these children: Lula (Larla?) (b. 1868), Cora (b. 1872), Dick (b. 1874), and Ada (b. 1876). Both Jim's and Sallie's families lived in the Gum Branch area of Winston County, but they apparently moved to French Camp, at least for a while. Also, Sallie sold land in Winston County in 1903 but listed her address as Delta County, Texas. Does anyone know anything about this family? Thanks.
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