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The photo in this section has seen better days. The original is VERY large and in the possession of the granddaughter of the oldest little girl (middle). I have work to do to try to repair some of the damage. The reason I used this photo is because these three little girls are what genealogy research is all about right? Telling their story...

From left to right, Ethel Modene Riley (later Jones, then Langston), Lula (Lou Quincy) Riley (Later Wallace, then Scott) and Beva (Bevie) Owder Riley (Later McAllister).

Ethel is my great grandmother. If you are researching Wallace's or Riley's in Bibb/Perry County area, let me know.

Melissa
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Gandrud books on sale at ancestorstuff.com All, The Alabama Records volumes by Gandrud and Jones are "on sale" currently at ancestorstuff.com. Each volume is usually priced at 12.00 per volume. Posted - Tue May 8, 2012 2:50 pm	Melissa Hogan genealogistinal Offline Send Email
Brewer, Elias B. Does anyone know anything about Elias B Brewer who was born abt 1825 (in SC?) and lived until abt 1855 in near Birmingham? Two of his sons are William P Brewer Posted - Wed Apr 18, 2012 1:23 pm	bfireball920 Offline Send Email
Fw: Free Genealogy Class at the Iron and Steel Museum of Alabama FYI From our friends at the Iron and Steel Museum of Alabama: Birmingham Genealogical Society offers free genealogy class at Iron and Steel Museum of Alabama Posted - Fri Apr 13, 2012 11:03 pm	Melissa Hogan genealogistinal Offline Send Email
Fw: [New post] UPDATE — BGS Meeting — March 24, 2012 — Change FYI Melissa Posted - Fri Mar 23, 2012 12:39 pm	Melissa Hogan genealogistinal Offline Send Email
Fw: BGS Meeting — March 24, 2012 — Counterfeiters in Early Alaba FYI These people were in Shelby County, Tuscaloosa County and Blount County. It is an interesting tale and involved prominent early Shelby County families. Posted - Tue Mar 20, 2012 3:45 pm	Melissa Hogan genealogistinal Offline Send Email
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