Lookups for Greene County, Alabama

Sandra Wimbs Greene County Census lookups 1900-1930. Online Yahoo Group: www.groups.yahoo.com/group/ancestral-digguns1

EUTAW The Builders and Architecture of an Ante-Bellum Southern Town, 1979, by Clay Lancaster, gives information on the founding of Eutaw including notes on Eutaw builders, maps, buildings, churches and early houses in the Eutaw area. Lancaster traced the changes of ownership of early houses and provided  deed references from the initial construction up to about 1979. Kim Jacobson

Rob Barton fast-help@insurer.com has a 1981 reprint of Snedecor's Greene Co. Directory written in 1855, that gives some county history and lists all the white inhabitants by Township. It is poorly indexed, but Rob will do LIMITED look-ups for specific individuals (Full name, not all of a surname.)

Bill Horton Sipsy@HTCNET.net , 10 Pineview Street, Hayneville, AL 36040 , Jun 9, 1997:
I have a copy of Snedecor's Directory of Greene County published in 1856 and will be happy to look up ancestors for those interested. The directory lists landowners and the date they settled in Greene County if before 1830. Also listed are churches and the section, range and township where each landowner lived. I also have a copy of A Goodly Heritage- Memories of Greene County put out by the Greene County Historical Society in the Seventies. I grew up in Greene County and have done some research on my family and others who came from Wake County NC to Greene County in 1823- Hortons, Kings, Edwards, Scarboroughs, Richardsons, Hintons, Wilders, Chamblees and others... Bill Horton (William Amos)

A Goodly Heritage, Memories of Greene County, by the Greene County Historical Society
Sybil N. Phillips syphi2@comcast.net will do limited look-ups. [New E-mail Address 10-26-02]