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Welcome to newest members of the Marion County Genealogy Society

Ben Toney- author of The Lost Confederates of Springville, James M. Long-Nacogdoches Co. Headrighter, Toney-The First Millennium, Toney-An Early Southern Anthologyand    The Amazing London Adventure.  Sunames researching- Toney, Collins, Youngblood

Hope Evans- experienced genealogy researcher- currently researching the following lines out of the Marion/Jeff Davis/Lawrence county areas...Evans, Carter, Williamson, Blackwell, Chain, Courtney, Welch, Hedgepeth, Ross...and many more.

Barbara (Boyd) Dean- Genealogical interests: Any and all Boyd, Estes (Estess),Bullock, Johnson, Thornhill, Bardwell, Garner, and Dunaway connections. Research projects: Ancestry.com, DNA (Boyd) project

Meg Holmes Rials Anderson and John Anderson. John is originally from Shreveport, Caddo Par., Louisiana. Meg’s father is Col. Grady Ford Rials of Jayess, MS. Her paternal grand-parents are William Henry "Willie" RIALS and Martha Samantha "Mattie" HOLMES Rials. Both are buried in the Sartinville Cemetery, Walthall Co., Mississippi.   Surnames Researching-  Rials and  Holmes