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Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1998 20:38:04 EST
From: mailto:Motthu@aol.com
To: LEE-L@rootsweb.com
Message-ID: <b63fc01d.3650d37c@aol.com>
Subject: [LEE-L] Re: Greenberry Lee of AL
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Bruce

You write......
"The connection to these names is very slim, but it's the last line of
investigation open to the many LEE researchers investigating Greenberry LEE
of Alabama."

In my search for the parents of my Burrell Lee, born 1801-1810, I found the
following which includes information on a Green B. Lee of Al that you  or
someone may can use.

This is from the 1840 Federal Census for Talladega County, AL

page  8 Francis Lee       0001000000000-0001000
page  9 Matthew Lee     1000100000000-1200100
page  9 John L. Lee       1200100000000-1200100
page 19 Burrell Lee        0000100000000-3100100
page 19 Mathias Lee      0001000100000-0041001
page 24 Moses A. Lee   0000100000000-1000010
page 34 Samuel H. Lee  2110010000000-0100010
page 38 Green B. Lee    1220010000000-1000100
page 40 Carrol Lee         0000100000000-1001000

It appears to me that Mathias is the father of the Lee families living next to
and near him. The information that follows are in my notes, but I can't recall
the source.
Mathias was born in Rutherford Co., NC and married Sarah Luckett on 4 Feb
1808.
Burrell was born in SC.
Matthew was born in Maury Co., TN
John's middle name is Lawson.
It appears that the migration path was NC>SC>TN>AL.

For anyone who doesn't have the code to the census, it is as follows:
under 5,   5-10,  10-15,  15-20,   20-30,   30-40,   40-50,   50-60,   60-70,
70-80,
80-90,   90-1000,   over 100.

Does anyone have any more information on this line of Lee's?
Martha.........Motthu@aol.com

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