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    Wednesday, July 23, 2008, 7:58 AM [General]

    Love genelaogy, get lost in records for hours much to my husband's dismay sometimes.  He thinks I am nuts, but what husband don't, lol......

    SURNAMES:

    Johnson, Tiner, Maness, Mangum, McFarland, Tipton, Poe, Evans, and numerous other lines that combine with these.

    Been doing genealogy for 7 years now. 

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    Hi Jean,



    I have Poe's in Fayette County, Alabama and Johnson in Graves County, Kentucky.



    Happy Genealogy Day!

    Margaretann
    July 30, 2008
    2:28 PM

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    Hi Jean,



    I suspect our Poe's are related, but I don't know how at the moment.



    FROM THE SESQUICENTENNIAL FAYETTE CO BROADCASTER FAYETTE, ALABAMA SEPT 1969 PAGE 59 STATES" THE FAMILY MIGRATED FROM ANSON county N.C

    ABOUT 1810 AND SETTLED IN WHAT WAS THEN TUSCALOOSA CO NEAR BERRY. JAMES POE WAS GIVEN LAND GRANTS SIGNED BY PRESIDENTS ANDREW JACKSON, MARTIN VAN BUREN, AND JAMES BUCHANNAN."



    My James Poe was born 6 Dec 1797 North Carolina and married Mary McMillian (daughter of James and Nancy(Taylor)McMillian) 1819. They lived in Fayette County in the 1850 cenus with a housefull of children. James died between 1870 and 1880. Mary(McMillian)Poe was living in 1880 in Walker County, Alabama.



    My great-great grandmother, their daugher, was Alcey Drucilla Poe (1832-197)who married James J. Randolph of Walker County, Alabama.



    It's nice to find a "cousin" on AncestralSpace.

    Margaretann
    July 31, 2008
    9:42 AM

    Hiya Jean

    Shannon
    July 23, 2008
    2:58 PM