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Re: Need help identifying McAlister's in Photo

jkhendricks — 2009-10-24 06:53:18Z

My mothers name was Velma Maxine but went by Maxine. The baby in the photo is Judy Kay McAlister. I would love to learn more........

Re: Need help identifying McAlister's in Photo

carolmcalister — 2009-10-16 08:31:30Z

Would that be Hubert j. McAlister who married a Willa _____, had a daughter Judy K.? Know that Hubert J. and his brothers and father were in that part of California in that time period. If so, I may be able to help.

Need help identifying McAlister's in Photo

jkhendricks — 2009-09-27 08:03:57Z

I have photo of Hubert (Mack) McAlister with a brother or dad.... Could someone help me out. There is another photo of a woman that I'd like identified also. The photos were taken about 1944 in San Mateo, California. I am the baby! Thanks for your help!

Edward MacAlister + Elinor Leddel/Liddell m bef 1754, "of" NY

MarcusPartlow — 2009-09-19 00:53:16Z

oseph Liddell /Liddel [usually Leddel] Sr & Jr, of New York City. 1715-1754
Misc research references for these two men.
Names: Liddell, Leddel, McAlister, Farndon.
The Burghers of New Amsterdam and the Freemen of New York 1675 – 1866.
“Freeman 24 March 1715/1716 Joseph Leddel, Pewterer.” end
E.B. O'Callaghan, The documentary history of the state of new york, Vol. 3, Albany: Weed, Parsons & Co., 1850.
Page 278 & 279
“PETITION OF THE PRESBYTERIANS OF N. YORK TO BE INCORPORATED.
To His Excellency William Burnett Esqr Cap* Gen11 & Comdr in Chief of the Province of New
York New Jersey and the Territories thereupon Depending and Vice Admirall of the Same In
Council
The Humble Petition of the Revd James Anderson Presbyterian Minister Patrick Macknight John Nicoll Joseph Leddel John Blake & Thomas Ingles in behalf of themselves and the Rest of the Presbyterian Congregation in the City of New York
Sheweth unto Your Excell°y That by the countinance and Encouragement of the Government of this Province They are soe far advanced in the Carrying on of the Service and Worship of Almighty God Within this City by a voluntary Contribution, and Assistance given by and Expected from well Disposed Persons, That they have adventured to Purchase a Piece of Ground for a Church and Cemitry & have Erected thereon a Convenient Meeting house to Worship in after the manner of the Presbyterian Church of North Britain and that some particular persons for want of their being incorporated for that and the Like purposes have obliged themselves there Heirs Executrs & Adminisrs for the payment of the Consideration money of the said Ground and the Matterials and Workmanship of Building thereupon and in Consideration thereof for their Private Security have taken the Grant of the said Land to them their Heirs and Assigns for Ever but have entered into Bonds in the Penall Sume of Two Thousand Pounds unto certain Trustees in the Same Bond Mentioned upon condition that when soever it Shall Please God the said Grantees & Obligors and Heirs Execurs & adminsr& shall be fully Reimbursed all their Just and Reasonable Charges Engagements and Disbursing made and Contracted by the building of the said Church Cemetry Pulpit pews and other Necessaries and Conveniences That the same Grantees of the same Ground shall at the speciall Instance and Request of the aforesaid Trustees and at the Cost and Charge in the Law of the Same Trustees for and on the behalf of the said Congregation and of the Execurs and'Adminisrs of the same Trustees Sign Seal and Deliver perfect and Execute such Deed or Deeds Declaration of Trust or Other Conveyance or Conveyances for the same Ground & Apurtenances Church and Cemitry to such person or persons Body Politick or Corporat for the use of the same Presbyterian Congregation as the same Trustees shall think fitt to Nominate and appoint and In case the same Congregation should be Incorporated then To and for The use of the same Congregation & their Successors for Ever being Presbyterians to the End and purpose that the Same Congregation may be Incorporated and made one Body Politick in fact and name for the carrying on of their said Pious intentions and the free use and Exercise of there said Religion in its true Doctrine Discipline & worship according to the Rules and Methods of the established Presbyterian Church of North Britain to Them and their Successors for Ever, by a free and voluntary Contribution & not compulsory or Otherwise in Derogation of the Rights & Privileges of the National Church of England by Law Established. They therefore Humbly Pray May It Please Your Excellcy
By Letters Pattent under the Great Seal of This Province to Incorporat them by the Name of the Minister Elders and Deacons of the Presbyterian Church in the City of New York to make them One Body Politick & Corporat in fact and name Capable and able in the Law of sueing and being sued answering and being answered unto Defending and being Defended in all Courts of Law and Equity in all matters and Causes whatsoever of taking and receiving holding and Enjoying to them and there Successors for Ever there said Church and Ground and Cemitry where the same now Standeth with such other necessarie powers and Authority for the Preservation and Continuation of there Succession The Management of there Affaires and the free use and Exercise of there said Religion in the said City of New York as your Excellency with the advice of His Majties Councill shall see meet and Reasonable and the Petitioners As in Duty Bound shall Ever pray &c
James Anderson New-York Septr 19th 1720 Patrick Macknight
John Nicoll
Joseph Leddel
John Blake
Thomas Ingles
*** This was the earliest Presbyterian church in the city of New.York. It stood on what was Stoutenburgh's garden (seeantep.244)inWall-st., between that and Pine street, (originally called Van Tienhoven St. after 0. Van Tienhoven* Sec'y to the Province under the Dutch.)” End
D. T. Valentine, Manual of the corporation of the city of new york – 1852
1738
“List of the Company of Malitia Whereof is Captn. Henry Cnyler.
Joseph Leddel
Joseph Leddel Junr” end
New York (N.Y.). Common Council, Samuel J. Willis, Manual of the corporation of the city of New York, 1865
From the NY Weekly Post Boy, 7 May 1744:
“Joseph Leddel, Pewterer, who for many years has lived at the Sign of the Platter in Dock Street opposite to Mr. Franks, is now removed to the lower End of Wall Street, near the Meal Market, in the House where Mr. Joseph Sacket lately lived, and has the s:mie Sign ; where his former Customers, or any others, may be supplied with most Sorts of Pewter-Ware. Wholesale or Retail, at reasonable Rates ; and gives ready Money for old Pewter and Brass.—Ibid.” end
This entry is for the son of Joseph:
Gottesman, Rita Susswein, 1906-, The arts and crafts in New York : advertisements and news items from New York City newspapers, New York : Printed for the New York Historical Society, 1938.

“Joseph Leddel. — To be Sold by Joseph Leddel, jun. at his House in Smith-Street, opposite to Mrs. Carpenter's, at the most reasonable Rates; all sorts of Pewterware by wholesale or retail, and makes Worms for Stills of all Sizes, by a compleat Way at the lowest Prices: Likewise, Makes Hogshead, Barrell, or Bottle Cranes, either with or without Cocks, and makes infusion-Pots, so much approv'd of in Colds, and any uncommon Thing in Pewter, in any Shape or Form as shall be order'd; likewise does all sorts of lead-work, either House or Ship-work.

He also Engraves on Steel, Iron, Gold, Silver, Copper, Brass, Pewter, Ivory or turtle-Shell in a neat Manner, and reasonably.
— The New-York Gazette Revived in The Weekly Post-Boy, March 23, 1752 (Supplement).” end

Abstracts of Wills On File in the Surrogate's Office, City of New York, Vol. IV, 1744 – 1753. With Letters of Administration Granted 1745 – 1753.
Page 430.—
“In the name of God, Amen, I, Joseph Liddel, of New York, " pewterer." I leave to my eldest son William, 5 shillings for his birth right, and also all the money due to me for money furnished him, or for rent or board for himself and his family, except one bond for £50, which I give to his daughter, Mary Magdalena, I leave to my son Joseph, all such sums as are due to me for money paid for him, also my brass moulds for pewter work, and all my working tools. I leave to my daughter Mary, wife of Edward Macalister, all my beds and \ of household furniture, and my silver tea pot. I leave to my daughter Elinor, all the rest of my household furniture and plate, and £100. I leave to my wife the use of all my goods for the benefit of her children, and also furniture for one room. I leave to my son William my watch, and to my son Joseph all my small arms. I leave to my daughter Elinor, all my linen apparell. I leave all my woolen apparell to my wife and to Solomon Boyle for his children, and to Peter Fullow for his children. My executors are to sell all the rest of estate, and from the proceeds they are to pay £ to my wife and ^ to my daughter Mary, and ^ to ray grand daughter, Mary Magdalena. I leave to my sons William and Joseph, and my daughter Sarah, wife of William Farndon, of London, and my daughter Mary, wife of Edward Macalister, and my daughter Elinor, each % of the lands formerly given to me by my father, lying in Gosport, in Hampshire, England. I leave to my daughter Mary all my French books, and to my daughter Elinor ail my English books. I leave to my apprentice, Robert Boyle, the use of my moulds and tools which I bought in England. I make Peter Messier and Theodorus Van Wyck, executors.
Dated November 16, 1753. Witnesses, Andrew Abramse, Hannah Stokes, Samuel Van Home. Proved, January 22, 1754.” end
This entry says it is for Joseph Jr, but it is not and refers to his father who died bef Jan 1754:
Gottesman, Rita Susswein, 1906-, The arts and crafts in New York : advertisements and news items from New York City newspapers, New York : Printed for the New York Historical Society, 1938.

“Joseph Leddel. — All Persons who have any demands on the estate of Mr. Joseph Leddle, [sic] jun. late of this City, pewterer deceas'd, are desired to apply to Abraham De Lanoy, hatter, in Queen Street, near the Meal Market.
— The New-York Mercury, June 24, 1754.” end

Mc ALISTER T D Mac and Francis Irene

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-06 00:46:12Z

McALISTER T D Mac and Francis Irene

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Re: George Clinton McAlister b.1841 in DeKlab Co GA--any help appreciated.

myranm — 2009-08-30 20:26:42Z

Phillip, please contact me at mdeut28@yahoo.com so I can share the information I have on your family. My research goes back from the children of Pearl to Pearl's great-grandfather. Myran

Re: Charles Mcalister -- greenville sc

mcsjm — 2009-08-27 18:27:32Z

I have my great grandfather Charles McAlister's U.S. "Certificate of Citizenship" paper signed in charleston S.C.on 6 nov 1876 showing he was born in Cushendahll,Ireland.
Many show he was born in Charleston....dont know why?
He came with at least two brothers....one became a tubboat capt (mcalister Tugs) and the other an undertaker (mcalister Funeral Homes). He moved to Greenville and married Virginia Earle.
mike mcgee
flyboymcgee at yahoo . com
Richmond, Va.

McAlister's of Illinois

merrut83 — 2009-08-19 18:04:06Z

Looking for information on Forest D. McAlister and Garnett N. McAlister Morris. They are the children of Adel and Erman McAlister. At the time of Adels death Garnett was in Arcola, Illinois. Any information about them or their descendents would be greatly appreciated. I am the ggrand-daughter of erman's brother Iris.

McAlister's of Illinois

merrut83 — 2009-08-19 18:03:25Z

Re: George W. McAlister b.May 1858 in Kentucky

merrut83 — 2009-08-19 17:58:27Z

George married Mattie Johnson Sept. 3, 1889. She was the daughter of James Johnson and Susan Hunt and was born in Vigo Co. Indiana. They had two sons Edward Erman and Iris.

Re: SMITH Mary McALISTER 1846-1943

asnowseeker — 2009-07-14 08:24:05Z

Mary Greer McAlister Smith was my gggrandmother on my father's side.

SMITH Mary McALISTER 1846-1943

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-31 11:41:54Z

SMITH Mary McALISTER 1846-1943

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Re: Roseanne McAlister m Garner Monroe

shanabk — 2009-04-30 17:21:48Z

No, not anything at all, but I have been super busy elsewhere so haven't had much time to look either.

I recall reading somewhere that she was a Scottish emigrant and have tried looking for her in the ships lists but no luck

Re: Roseanne McAlister m Garner Monroe

moonjelly — 2009-04-29 03:00:41Z

Hi,

I am also researching Roseanne and Garner but have not been able to document her parents. Have you had any success since this post?
Thanks,
Allen Monroe

McALISTER Alma V 1900-1989

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-26 00:50:28Z

McALISTER Alma V 1900-1989

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Re: BRIGGS-MCALLISTER TREE

bjoycemcallister — 2009-01-27 20:17:30Z

hi gloria,would like any info on the family that you can pass along,would br great. I have tried to e-mail you,but it did not go, so please contact me at joice-y@hotmail.com thank you joyce mcallister

James McAlister

barrymcalister — 2009-01-25 05:44:15Z

James McAlister emmigrated to New Zealand in the 1870's and married Emma Jane De Tracy or Tracy in 1879. He was a Police Constable in Oamaru and died in 1893.He had 4 children.
One of whom was Silas Stanley McAlister (1888-1915)

Re: McALISTER J G 1857 1917

t42Turkey_ComancheCoTX — 2008-12-05 13:49:18Z

Yes, I screwed up here.

I should have said to look at Turkey Creek Cemetery, Comanche Co, TX.

Re: McAlister's KY/IN/IA

michele332 — 2008-04-01 23:59:29Z

Cheryl, last fall I found the township map for Warren Twp., Putnam Co., Indiana where everyone is labeled. It is looking more and more like Cassie Godwin McAlister is probably the daughter of (N)Etheldred Godwin (aka Dred).

I do descend from Dred and his wife Peggy Ball through their daughter Margaret who married George W. Sabin.

Back to the map: In range 7, 8, 17, and 18 are patents for laand by Netheldred Godwin; William Thomas; Nathan Godwin and John McAlister. Most of the properties back up to each other.

Re: McAlister's Ky and IN

michele332 — 2007-09-01 21:42:04Z

Kay, I am so soory to keep posting to all of your queries! Where in KY was John McAlister born? George Sabin was also supposed to be born in KY. Any clue yet where in IA Cassie may have died? George Sabin is deceased by the time their daughter Maria Ellen Sabin married James Knox Polk Smith in Boone County, Iowa in December 1875; by 1880, her mother Margaret Sabin and remaining siblings move on to Colorado.

Re: South Carolina Mcalisters'

Fawnita46 — 2008-06-16 08:08:04Z

I am looking for any information on George Larkin McAlister. To the best of my knowledge he was a white male, born in SC about 1906. I have been unable to find him on the 1910 or 1920 US Census.

On the 1930 census in Baltimore, MD He was 24 years old and listed as a boarder at the home of Samuel and Lilly Sauliston I do not know anything about his parents. Anyone with any knowledge about him please contact me at Family2tree@yahoo.com Thanks so much.

James Sharon McAlister m. Martha J. Moore, PA, 1840

CarolynNG09 — 2008-04-07 15:09:04Z

I have entries from their family Bible (JM b.1809, MM b. 1817). Looking for Martha's parents, given as James L and Sarah Moore in the Bible.

His family was from McAlisterville and that's where their kids were all born. According to the census, Martha was born in New Jersey.

Re: Jane McAlister

roxiefink — 2007-08-11 00:42:45Z

I don't know if this means anything to you,but out of Snohomish Washington there is a old cemetary on the Seattle hill road and there is a Jane McAlister buried there also a Grover.

Re: WILLIAM SMITH MCALISTER

rodneyaustin44 — 2007-08-19 17:54:00Z

I am looking for information on William Smith Mcalister and his second wife Annie. I have heard she may have been a stroup. The had a child named Theodosia Mcalister who married Gerard c. Nantz. What is the family heritage? I have been told there was part indian in the family. One of Theodosias daughters is named Annie Mahala Nantz and she appears either black or indian in the photo and yet the census record shows her as white. Anyone have any clues?

Re: WILLIAM SMITH MCALISTER

rodneyaustin44 — 2007-08-20 11:11:56Z

Can you give me some additional information on Ann Stroups decendants. I have the following info:
Melinda 1857
Fannie 1858-1944
Ephraimn 1861-1884
Theodosia 1863-1902
Alice 1865
John S 1867-1920
George W 1870-1949
Wade Julius 1872-1908
Forney 1881-1961

Sean Frederick McAlister age 37, son of, Fred and Autumn McAlister. ** Served, U.S, Army, 7th infantry Division*

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-07-01 23:55:10Z

McAlister, Sean Frederick,

Sean Frederick McAlister
Sean Frederick McAlister age 37,
of Erie, died Sunday June 29, 2008 at his residence.
He was born in Erie on April 18, 1971
a son of Fred and Autumn McAlister.
He graduated from Central High School
and then went on to serve in the United States Army
in the 7th infantry Division
and was on active duty in Desert Storm and Panama.
Sean was a member of Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church.
He was preceded in death by his maternal
and fraternal grandparents.
In addition to his parents Sean is survived by his wife of 7 years, Hilary McAlister;
three sisters, Peg Lundstrom and her husband Marty,
Leora Kramer and her husband George,
and Jen Kader and her husband Chaz;
two very close friends James and Jen Weckerly;
his nieces and nephews, Axel and Autumn Lundstrom, Melissa and Amanda Lucente, Bill and Daphne Thompson and Jesse Weckerly.
The Furry kids Nick, Polly, and Cody also survive.
Friends may call at
the Burton Funeral Home and Crematory Inc. 602 W 10th Street on Wednesday from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., and on Thursday from 9 a.m. until the time of service at 10:00 a.m. with Rev.. Brian Moran officiating.
Burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery
In Lieu of flowers memorials may be made
to the family in care of the Burton Funeral Home.

Rev.. Brian Moran"
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church."

Re: BRIGGS-MCALLISTER TREE

ghuntdean — 2008-02-17 19:14:36Z

I have a book from New Mills that have all who have been born in AAron
Scotland , that include Donald Cook ,Charles McAlister[1796
1876]
John Currie , Ronald McAlister ,john Cook [1810-1879]
off line please platinum46 @hotmail.com

Francis McAlister

Webrooter67 — 2008-04-21 16:19:28Z

Married Joseph Howard. Daughter Beulah Mae or May. If anybody has any info, would be most helpful.

Francis Mcalister

Webrooter67 — 2008-04-21 16:18:52Z

Married Joseph Howard. Daughter Beulah Mae or May. If anybody has any info, would be most helpful.

Re: TRYING TO FIND OUT ABOUT MY FAMILY STARTING WITH JOHN PRESTON MCALISTER AND JOSEPH P MCALISTER OHN PRESTON MCALISTER AND THEN JOSEPH P MCALISTER SEPH MCALISTER

sbass0317 — 2008-09-09 15:00:41Z

Do you have any Date of Births for them...
I am doing my wife's ancestry and her grandfather was Homer McAlister who had a brother John Leroy Mcalester. In addition, there father was Joseph Preston McAlister. Where I get lost is if Joseph's father's name was John Preston McAlister or John Grover McAlister...Any info you can provide will be helpful...
Thanks,
Sam

BRIGGS-MCALLISTER TREE

bjoycemcallister — 2008-02-07 05:56:47Z

my mother-Mary delena briggs B-july in n.B 16.1916 D-march 24.1989 IN ottawa ON. Dad leslie Gorden Mcallister B-JULY 27.1902 IN N.B D-Oct.14 1994 in OTTAWA leslie's parent are- James McAllister B-1841 in N.B.D-1930 in N.B.his wife is Eliza Jane PowersB-1871-D-1945 in N.B.thay had 9 children James parent are William Ronald Mcallister-B-1799 in Scotland D-1895 in N.B.wife Margaret Mary Cook-B-1815-D-1890 in N,B.william's parents are John Macallister B-1749 in Scotland D-1838-N.B.wife Mary Bannatyne-B-1765 in scotland D-1855 N.B. I am looking for relatives from this family.hope to hear soon thanks Joyce Mcallister

BRIGGS

bjoycemcallister — 2008-03-07 22:25:08Z

MARY D.BRIGGS B-July 16 1916 N.B.-D-march.24 1989 ON..Her Father CHARLES AUBREY BRIGGS-B-1891 N.S,D-1956 N.S..Her Mother CLARA CARRIER B-Abt.1892 N.B. D-1956 N.S...Her sibilings Charles Briggs B-abt-1920 N.B. d-1997 N.B.. .Joseph Briggs B-1918 N.B. D-1999 N.S. Looking for Charles A.Briggs ,mother & father..any help would be welcome .JOYCE MCALLISTER.

Powers of Bonaventure Que.Ca.

bjoycemcallister — 2008-02-27 23:29:08Z

Eliza Jane Powers B-Jan.09 1871 in Que- D-1947 in N.B.Ca. Her parents William Owen Powers B-Oct.28 1847 Que D-in Que. Wife Elizabeth Sherar B-Aug.25 1847 Que.D-Que.. Williams parents:Farquahar Powers B-1814-D-Oct.23 1880 Que..His wife Jane Gallon B-1816 Que.D-Apr.16 1862 Que..Farquahar,parents-William Owen Powers-B-1777-D-1832 Que.Jane Smith-B-1771-D-1861 Que..

Bannatyne-Macallister Gr,Gr Grandparents

bjoycemcallister — 2008-02-21 22:42:57Z

Mary Bannatyne B-1765 in Scotland D-1855 In N.B.Ca.Married on March.07 1793 Scotland To John Macallister B-1749 Scotland D-1838 N.B.Ca. From the Isle of Arran Scotland. Son W.Ronald Macallister B-Aug.27 1799 in Scotland D-Jan.25 1895 N.B.Ca. looking for more info...

Cook-Macallister My Great Grandparents

bjoycemcallister — 2008-02-21 22:34:33Z

Mary Margaret Cook-B-1815 N.B,Ca.D-Mar.22 1894 N.B.Ca.Ronald William Macallister B-Aug.27 1799 Scotland-D-Jan.25 1895 N.B.Ca. looking for info of Family My Grandpa James McALLISTER b MAY 06 1841 n.b.ca. d-May. 02 1930 n.b.CA. l;ooking for more info..

Powers-Mcallister

bjoycemcallister — 2008-02-21 22:22:42Z

Eliza J.Powers B-Jan.09 1871 in Que.Ca.D-1947 N.B.Ca. Married James Mcallister B-May.06 1841-D- Mar.02 1930 in N.B.Ca {Married abt 1892-N.B.Ca.} My father Leslie G.Mcallister B-July.27 1902 in N.B.Ca.-D- Oct.14 1994 Ottawa On.Ca, looking for more info.

Re: McAlister's Ky and IN

ckdrummond1 — 2007-08-28 21:44:10Z

have lineage on John H. McAlister and Cassie Godwin.
Need info on her family. First son is actully Charles
Patrick McAlister. He was married 3x and had 21 children.
Will be happy to fill in the details. Lost track of Cassie
in Iowa after late 1870 and do not know of her death of
burial. John H. is said have died in Kansas while living
with son Martin VB McAlister. No established proof. CMA
very good with McAlister...still need her family.

Re: McAlister's KY/IN/IA

ckdrummond1 — 2007-08-28 21:39:43Z

have established McAlister family lineage from first son
of cassie godwin and John H. First son is Charles Patrick
McAlister. We need info on Cassie's family Godwin.

Re: Charles Mcalister m. Virginia Earle greenville sc

mcsjm — 2008-01-21 01:14:54Z

mike mcgee 2008 email flyboymcgee@yahoo.com

Re: McAllister, Elijah

mcfergus — 2008-04-02 19:57:48Z

I would be interested in discussing this person with you.

McALISTER J G 1857 1917

t42Turkey_ComancheCoTX — 2008-12-04 18:10:49Z

McALISTER J G 1857 1917

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Richland Cemetery, Navarro Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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Re: WILLIAM SMITH MCALISTER

CMSLOWES — 2007-08-21 00:42:45Z

The only thing I have right now is the census records and you have that info there. I can tell you that George W. is buried in a marked grave at Unity Presbyterian Church in Lincoln County NC. A previous reply on this board said that Smith and his wives were buried there but I found nothing. I did find his grave there.I found a website that said they were buried at Pumpkin Center and I went there and found the marker. I believe it was St. Mark's but I had a computer virus and lost the info. The members that I know are descendents but at the current time, I am not sure which one is their ancestor. I will see if I can find out the info and let you know.

Re: WILLIAM SMITH MCALISTER

CMSLOWES — 2007-08-20 01:21:39Z

SMITH AND SUSAN WERE MY GREAT GREAT GRANDPARENTS. HIS SECOND WIFE WAS ANNIE STROUP BORN 01/15/1838 AND DIED 10/26/1914? THEY ARE BURIED AT A CHURCH IN PUMPKIN CENTER, NC. I HAVE NOT DONE MUCH GENEOLOGY ON HIS SECOND WIFE SINCE SHE WAS NOT AN ANCESTOR OF MINE, BUT I DO KNOW QUITE A FEW OF HER DESCENDENTS AS THEY ALSO LIVED IN IREDELL COUNTY WHERE I LIVE. I HAVE NEVER HEARD ANYTHING ABOUT INDIAN ON THE MCALISTER SIDE SO THAT MAY BE AN ANCESTOR OF THE STROUPS.

Death in CA 1863- Mrs. Ann McALISTER

danderup — 2008-08-20 20:39:13Z

Am not related. May be of interest to someone who is. I have no further info.

Vern D
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Stockton Daily Independent
Stockton, San Joaquin Co., CA
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>>FRIDAY, 5 JUNE 1863<<

SUICIDE -- Mrs. Ann McALISTER, who lived a few miles from Sonora, Tuolumne county, committed suicide by taking strychnine on the 2d instant. She was the widow of McALISTER, who was a short time since killed by Isaac DANN.

Re: McAllister, Elijah

rdudley82 — 2008-07-07 19:27:43Z

Would be very interested in exchanging information on Elijah MacAlister. Last info 1 have was that he died around 1904 and was buried in Albion, IL.

Re: TRYING TO FIND OUT ABOUT MY FAMILY STARTING WITH JOHN PRESTON MCALISTER AND JOSEPH P MCALISTER OHN PRESTON MCALISTER AND THEN JOSEPH P MCALISTER SEPH MCALISTER

barbarasue1943 — 2008-09-22 20:00:12Z

HI MY DAD NAME WAS JOHN LEROY MACALISTER AND HE WAS BORN IN MARCH 15 OF 1900 AND HE DOES NOT HAVE A BROTHER THAT WAS NAME HOMER AND OUR LAST NAME IS (MCALISTER )THAT IS THE WAY IT IS SPELLED .MY EMAIL IS BRBBTTYBP17@AOL.COM IF YOU HAVE MORE INFORMATION .THANKS BARBARA

Re: TRYING TO FIND OUT ABOUT MY FAMILY STARTING WITH JOHN PRESTON MCALISTER AND JOSEPH P MCALISTER OHN PRESTON MCALISTER AND THEN JOSEPH P MCALISTER SEPH MCALISTER

barbarasue1943 — 2008-09-22 19:54:54Z

HI MY GRANDPA WAS BORN IN TEXAS AND HE DIED IN OK IN 1964 AND HE WAS MARRIED TO LETA WILLARD OF OK I THINK THEY CAME FROM SCOTTLAND BUT NOT SURE AND THEN IN KY AND THEN TO TEXAS AND THEN OK .NOT SURE . IF YUO HAVE ANGTHING LET ME KNOW THANKS . BARBARA MY EMAIL IS BRBBTTYBP17@AOL.COM

mcalister/caddell

ladycthomas — 2007-11-14 06:06:31Z

looking for anyone with information on a neil or neal mcalister born in rusk county. his wife was nellie/nettie caddell.

Re: macalister

WilliamHunter54 — 2007-08-24 10:57:49Z

Hello,
It seems that 7 years have passed since you entered this mail,
I just came across this MaCAlister/Mackinnon of Kilpatrickextract, and it just happens to be the site I.m looking at , at this moment. This was the home of the Reverend John MacAlister and succeeding ministers of the churches in Scotland since the early 1800.s

Francis McAlister

bwalsh12 — 2008-05-02 17:26:22Z

Searching for info on Francis, possibly born in 1853 in Antrim. Had a child with Mary Mullen, unsure if they were married as Mary came to USA with son, John McAlister, and married William Bryant. Any help would be great. Bret