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•m. "TRACES- OF SOUTH CENTRAL KENTUCKY

Volume 21 Glasgow, Kentucky Winter 1993 Issue 3

Back of Cover Barren Co Historical Driving Tour C4 In Memory of Vivian Rousseau 109 A Get To Know Your County's Heritage Driving Tour 109 The Barton Family 212 Monroe Co Ky Vital Statistics - the Moore Family 113 Barren County's History Told In Its Names 114 Loami Whitner Adm of Peter Bush vs Lucy Bush etal 115 Books, Books, Books Hg StClairCoIL 118 For Sale by the Society 118 Gorin Genealogical Publishing 119 1993 Membership List j2i Queries ^32 1994 Membership Application 135 Kentucky 1800 Map after formation of Barren Co 136 Index J37

THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT DURING 1993! We look forward to serving you in 1994 and hope to hear from YOU with your contributions to "Traces", PAGE 150 TRACES INDEX 1993 yOKLEY.[coiitl , SALLIS A FERGUSON 102 KARY ALICE 54 . SALLIE AGNES 101 YONGJEAMS 80 . SALLIE FERGUSON 101 YOUCKIK 105 , SALLY GNES 102 YOUCUH,VIVIAN lOS . SAMUEL T 101-102 YOliHG 29 , SAKUEL THOMAS 100 YOUNG,A JR 128 . TARA 51 .AC 52 . 9ILLIAK 100 .AE 101-102 . VILLIAK H 3 .AJ 101-102 ZABLATNIK,LINDA A 88 . A P JR 88 . AMANDA JAKE 100-102 . AKPSA !00 . AKPSA P 101-102 . ARKINE BUSH 101 . ARKINE CATHERINE 100 101-102 . ARKINE CATHERINE - YOUNG 102 . ASA 3,100 •102,117 . ASA DOUGAl 100 . ASA DOUGLA 100 . ASA E 101-102 . ASA ELLIS 100-102 . BERNICE SKITR 102 . CLAUDIA WHITE 102 .E YETKAN 101-102 . ELIZA DILLON 101-102 . ELLIE SKITH 101-102 . EUGENE YETKAN 101-102 . FRANCES 102 . FRANCES DIANA CHAPKAN too ,GC 101-102 . GEORGE SD-81,100 . GEORGE C 101-102 . GEORGE CHAPKAN 100-101

. HORACE C 102 — . JANES 73 100-102 . JAKES JR 100-102 . JANES KOTIER 100 . JAKES SR 100 . JAMES WM E 100 . JEANS 77 . KEZIAH E 49 .L U 49 . LOLA 101 . LOLA ANN 100,102 . LOLA ANNA 101 . KARTHA 101-102 . KARTHA DEP 102 . KARY E 100 . KARY ELLIS 100-102 . KARY FANCILLA 100 . NOLLIE lOt-102 . KOLLY 100-102 , PEARL HANCOCK 101-102 .SA 102 IIN MEMORY OF VIVIAN ROUSSEAU!

It is with deep sorrow that we report the following;

"Lexington -- Vivian Taylor Rousseau. 88, of Lexington, formerly of Glasgow, died Sunday, October 3, 1993, at Lexington Country Place in Lexington.

She was a former owner of a weekly Glasgow newspaper, offi cial historian for Barren County, member of the First Christian Church in Glasgow, active member of the Democratic party, DAR, Kentucky Genealogy Society and the Filson Club.

She is survived by a daughter, Jean Trogdon of Lexington; a son-in-law, Fred Trogdon; a grand-daughter, Mary Grace Howard of Lexington; and several cousins. She was preceded in death by a grandson, Edwin Trogdon.

Funeral services were held 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Hatcher & Saddler Funeral Home with burial in the Glasgow Municipal Cemetery."

Vivian will be dearly missed by all of us.

A GET-TO-KNOW-YOUR-COUNTY'S-HERITAGE DRIVING TOUR Prepared by Loretta Murray.

This tour began at 10:00 Saturday morning, October 23 at the Glasgow Municipal Airport. In fewer than five miles, it offers a glimpse of Barren County's early cultural, industrial, educational, agricultural, military, transportation, and reli gious history. There is no charge for visiting any of these sites.

1. GLASGOW MUNICIPAL AIRPORT^ The airport has one 4,000 foot runway and provides air freight and private charter services.

2. GRAVE OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR MARINE WILLIAM DISHMAN (b 26 Sept 1754 in Essex County, VA; d 4 Dec 1833 in Barren County, KY). Dishman's house was locgited next to the old Mt Tabor Church. Clairborn Harlow and then Tucker Lewis later owned the land. Dishman also owned land in Hopkinsville where his son lived.

3. MT TABOR BAPTIST CHURCH was organized 5 Nov 1798, on the north bank of Beaver Creek by William Hickman (assisted Thomas Tinsley in 1776 at Harrodsburg in the first recorded Baptist preaching in KY), Alexander Davidson, and Carter Tarrant. Mt Tabor is the oldest continually-active Missionary Baptist Church between the Green and Barren rivers, the oldest church in Barren County, the mother church of several south central KY churches (such as Glasgow Baptist, 1818; Cave City, 1819; and Salem, 1820), and the site of the organization of Green

109 River Association in 1800 and Liberty Missionary Association in 1840. Early preachers were Alexander Davidson {Warren County's representative to the second constitutional conven tion of KY in 1799), Carter Tarrant (American Army Chaplin in the War of Independence 1812-1815 and author of a book advocating emancipation), Robert Stockton (American Revolutionary War chaplin and prisoner of the British in 1777 at Brandywine for two years), and Jacob Lock (Mt Tabor preacher for some 40 years until his death in 1845, baptized 700, and preached inside Mammoth Cave). The church minutes from 1798 to the present (with the exception of thirty years which burned in the clerk's house) are located in the Mary Wood Weldon Library.

SITE OF TANYARD IN MID-1800'S. Born in Lancaster, KY in 1810, William Jackman learned the tanning trade in Versailles, KY. He came to Barren County in the 1830s and opened a tanyard just behind the current Mt Tabor church. According to family legend, a man from Nashville stopped by the tanyard one time and told Jackson that there was a man in Nashville who looked just like him. Jackman got on his horse and rode to Nashville to see his brother he had lost touch with. In 1890, Jackman donated the land on which the current Mt Tabor church is located.

GULLIAN GRIEG STONE BARN was built about 1800 by the Dutch- German stone mason Gullian Grieg, sometimes referred to as Killian Creek. The barn in constructed of stone from the surrounding hillside and notched, axe-hewn, yellow poplar logs put together with wooden pins, square nails, and wrought and cut nails. This barn is eligible for the National Register of Historic Places because of its historic associations with early KY agriculture (for example, a hollow tree which served as a feeding trough), its importance as an unusual example of a combination of Tidewater Virginia framing traditions (first used in England and later in 17th - and 18th - century VA houses and later on barns) with the mid-atlantic bank barn form (representing an intermingling of cultural traditions in Barren County in the early nineteenth century), and its poten tial to yield information about the origins of Barren County settlement building traditions and agricultural practices. An original interior door retains hand-forged strap hinges. There are one-foot square posts. The director of the Colonial Williamsburg Historical Foundation called the barn "a fine expression of diffusion and amalgamation, the true American building." He continues, "I don't know of anyone else who has seen a titled false place in KY, TN, and OHIO — anywhere beyond the Appalachians."

GULLIAN GRIEG STONE MILL. This mill represents the once- flourishing milling industry in KY. According to the Warren County court records (Barren County was then a part of Warren County), Grieg was granted a permit to construct a mill on May 1, 1798, for the price of 21 shillings. A Mr Buford bought the mill and land in 1799. In 1987, this mill was placed on the

110 National Register of Historic Places. The mill has hand-forged door hinges. It is the only surviving example of an undershot wheel of that period and illustrates dry-stone masonry techno logy in an early industrial building. The mill has also been known as the Buford's Mill, Crenshaws and Staple's Mill, Short's Mill and Denton's Mill. The original Dripping Springs Road which ran from Glasgow to Bowling Green crossed Beaver Creek near the mill and connected the Oil City Road (on which Southern Explosives is located) and the current Martin Road.

7. BEAVER CREEK. The cables from an early swinging bridge across Beaver Creek remain visible between the barn and the mill near the old swimming hole.

8. NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN BURIAL MOUNDS AND SITES OF HABITATION. At least two of these are believed to be located here. There are also caves and other sites where Indian tomahawks^ hoes, pestils, hammerheads, flint arrowheads, and human skulls have been found. Red foxes raised their young in these caves for many years until coyotes came into the area.

9. DRIPPING SPRINGS. Several natural springs are located in this area. In one of these springs which has never gone dry, water comes out of a cave and flows over rocks to form a beautiful waterfa 11.

10. SINKING SPRINGS SCHOOL where FRANK JAMES taught under the alias of HIRIAM HUDSON during the spring subscription term and the fall free school term of 1877. This followed the gang's greatest success July 7, 1876, when they robbed the Missouri Pacific Railroad of over $100,000 while the passen gers prayed and sang religious songs. The log school was just across the railroad tracks on the left just before the mill.

11. JA MURRAY'S PICNIC GROUNDS. Johh A Murray was a Confederate soldier and an early twentieth-century Barren County court clerk. He would gather up the children in Glasgow, put them in box cars at the Glasgow Depot, and transport them to this field, sometimes on the 4th of July, for picnics and games in the early 1900's. An earlier site of the festivities was the Gullian Gerig Mill pond. The Dickinson Medical Building on West College Street was constructed by Murray.

12. SITE OF OIL CITY SCHOOL (1914 - 1955). FRANK JAMES, under the alias of Hiriam Hudson, taught in the original Oil City School in a vacant store building owned by Charlie and Ed Staples during the spring 1878 term. He had approximately 30 students, was a strict disciplinarian, and was admired and respected as a schoolteacher. After teaching here, he returned to Missouri where in 1878 Jesse James organized a new gang. Oil City School was later moved. When the train passed by the school, the engineer would throw off stacks of used magazines for the school.

14. SITE OF OIL CITY DEPOT. Located near Oil City School, this

111 depot was a regular stop on the Glasgow to Glasgow Junct ion (Park City) run.

15. SITE OF OIL WELLS for which Oil City community is named.

16. WAR POST SALT LICK was originally used by wild animals such as deer and bear. No military surveyor included the War Post Salt Lick on a survey until 1792, in spite of the fact that surveyors looked for salt licks to include on surveys and in spite of the fact that all the land around this salt lick was included on earlier surveys. This omission indicates that the area was probably still used by Native American Indians until about 1792, the year of the last recorded Indian raid in southern Kentucky, as well as the year of Kentucky's state hood. Edmund Rogers, an early local historian and writer, spoke several times of being run away by Indians. The Long- hunters were also aware of the salt lick. The name may have come from the British Tories who had outposts or trading posts. This may have been a salt lick and a post where an Indian war was fought.

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THE BARTON FAMILY

I. JAMES BARTON - Settled in Charlotte Co VA, married Eleanor , about 1771 II. JAMES BARTON - Born 22 Feb 1772, Charlotte Co VA, Died 24 Sept 1846, Barren Co KY, Married 10 Sept 1793 to: MARY FORBIS - Born 1 Mar 1774, Abbeville Dist, S C, Died 21 Mar 1853, Barren Co KY.

James Barton was of English and French lineage. He went with his father James Barton I from Charlotte Co VA to Abbevi lie Dist, SC in 1784, where he married and remained ten years. Shortly after his marriage, in 1794, he went to Mercer Co KY. I n 1796 he went to what was later Barren Co KY. He owned a 1 500 acre plantation, was a self-made man, starting with little but his hands and determined m ind. He was a very wealthy man when he died. He was an earnest worker in the Christian Baptist Church, very charitable, of a pushing and energetic turn of mind. CHILDREN: 1. James Barton born 5 July 1794 2. Tillman Barton born 5 June 1796 3. Samuel Barton born 8 Feb 1798 4. Matilda Barton born 11 Feb 1800 5. Hannah Barton born 2 May 1802 6. Margaret Barton born 5 Feb 1804 7. Caleb Barton born 17 July 1806 8. Clarissa Barton born 20 Mar 1808 9. Elvira Barton born 24 Apr 1810 10. Thompson Barton born 17 Nov 1812 11. William Barton born 7 Mar 1814 12. John M Barton born 28 May 1821 13. Joseph Barton born 20 Sept 1827

112 MONROE COUNTY, KENTUCKY MOORE VITAL STATISTICS (Taken from Monroe Co Vital Statistics by the late Eva Coe Peden)

MOORE, ABRAHAM Married 23 Dec 1853, age 20, born Hawkins County, TN; resides Jackson Co TN to Elizabeth Ford, age 17, born & resides Monroe

MOORE, ALEXANDER C White, male, alive, born 18 Dec 1858, Alfred & Cirena Moore (both born Monroe).

MOORE, CYRUS Age 26, died Feb 13, 1860 of pneumonia. Son of Thomas & Permelia Moore.

MOORE, EMBREY E Married 19 Apr 1853, 25, born & resides Monroe to Manerva Pitcock, born & resides same.

MOORE, JANE Female, white, alive, born 17 Feb 1855, William Moore & Ruan Biggers.

MOORE, JOHN White, male, alive, born 3 Nov 1854, Josiah Moore and Jane Leach.

MOORE, JOHN Married 31 Mar 1859/60, age 21, born & res. Monroe Co to Rebecca J Little, age 42, widow, born Sullivan Co TN; resides Monroe.

MOORE, JOHN NP Male, white, alive, born 16 Sept 1857, Jonathan Moore & Abigail Pennington.

MOORE, JOHN W Age 22, married, died 20 May 1860. Son of Thomas & Permelia Moore.

MOORE, JULIA T Age 17, single, died 15 Aug 1853 of scarlet fever. Daughter of Alfred & Zerena S Moore.

MOORE-, LEONARD M Age 28, died 30 May 1860, son of Josiah & Jane Moore.

MOORE, MARY E Age 14 years, died 12 Sept 1851, daughter of Alfred & Symonia A Moore.

MOORE, MARY F Female, white, alive, born 1858, John W Moore and Alice Dulworth (she born Jackson Co TN).

MOORE, NANCY E Age 2 days, died 1 Feb 1860 of croup. Dau of Josiah & Jane Moore.

MOORE, REBECCA T Female, white, alive, born 5 Sept 1857, EE Moore and Manerva J Pitcock.

MOORE, SAMUEL J White, male, alive, born 6 Feb 1859. Elisha E Moore & Manervy Pitcock.

113 MOORE, SEPHAN AD White, male, alive, born 24 Get 1860, Samuel W Moore k Sarah Bedford.

MOORE, STEPHEN B White, male, alive, born 10 Apr 1859, Samuel W Moore & Sarah Bedford.

MOORE, SUSAN M White, female, alive, born 9 June 1855, Phillip Moore & Roda a Pennington).

MOORE, WILLIAM White, male, alive, born 17 May 1860, Elja Moore and Esther A Baxter.

MOORE, WILLIAM M White, male, alive, born 8 Nov 1854, Abraham Moore & Elizabeth Ford.

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BARREN COUNTY'S HISTORY TOLD IN ITS NAMES

For the last three months, the Historical Society has had a weekly column published in the "Glasgow Dai ly Times", edited by Sandi Gorin. Columns tell of family histories, where to obtain old records, old KY land laws, biographical accounts of the county, queries and other interesting information. We have re ceived 29 queries, comments and pieces of information to date and four new members to the Society! The followi ng was taken from one of the colums and was not meant to be quite as educational - but fun! The entire story is made up using the names of early Barren County settlers here before 1810.

"Recently, as I was working with the old tax lists of our County, I got to thinking, in a nonsensical sort of way, about the surnames found in the oldest pages of our history. This article is definitely NOT going to be one of any great genealogical or historical depth, but, if you will allow me a little "play on names", you might learn many of the settler*s names who were here before the year 1810.

We had abundant vegetation and beautiful scenery in those early days. There were ACRES of beautiful lands. We had ASH, BERRYS, BROOKS, BUSHES, CHERRY'S, CREEKS, DALES, FIELDS, FOR(R)ESTS, HIGH HILLS, LEMONS, MOSS, OAKS, PARKS, POOL(E)S, REEDS, rivers to WADE that TRICKLED along, ROCKS, ROSES, ROUNDTREES, SNOW, SUMMERS, VINEYARDS, WEBBS and WOODS.

The wildlife was abundant. We had BASS, BIRDS, CAMELS, CROWS, DRAKES, HOG(G)S, LAMBS, LIONS, MARTINS, PEACOCKS, ROACHES, SPARROWS, WOLVES, WRENS. Just about every BREED.

Our occupations were varied. There were BAKERS, BARBERS, BISHOPS, BUTLERS, CARPENTERS, CARTERS, CARVERS, CASTLEMEN, COALMEN, COOPERS, DRIVERS, DUKES, FORRESTERS, HUNTERS, KINGS, MILLERS, PIPERS, MARSHALLS, PAINTERS, RIDERS, SHIPMEN, TANNERS, WAG(G)ONERS and WARDENS. Of course, there were many varieties of SMITH'S!

114 Many structures and implements from those early days are still in evidence: ALLEYS, BARN(E)S, BEAMS, BELLS. BOWL(E)S, BRIDGES, BUTTONS, CAR(R)S, CHAMBERS, COMBS, COURTS, CUPS. GATES, HALLS, HARBOURS, HOMES, LANES, LOCKS, ROADS, PICKETS, PILES of RATTLES, STEEL, TEMPLES, WELLS and WHETSTONES.

Our early settlers could easily be described by their appearance or personality: There were those who had BROWN BEARDS, wore GRAY BIB(B)S, those embarrassed BELCHERS, schoolgirls with GREEN COATS with HOODS on them; ladies with lots of BLACK CURLS, those brave citizens who were not afraid to venture FORTH and GOFORTH. Some were HANDY; some were HARDY. There was the housewife known as the HARPER. The men worked DAYS and nights. Some were as mischievious as the DICKENS They had their ups and DOWNS. The THRASHERS worked hard in the fields James was always JOLLY; William was nicknamed the LEAPER. They never seemed to feel LOW. They believed in good LUCK, The POINTERS could never be classified as ROTTEN. The city officials were always the ones who RUSHED). They protected their family from the SAVAGES. The citizens were SHARP - very SMART You could see the SPRINGERS outrunning the WALKERS, They were WILEY and LIVELY. Many CREWS of men, SHORT and tall, LITTLE and big. They had lots of LOVE for their country, yes, they were very LOVING. They were never PETTY. They were TRUE to their BOND, like BROTHERS in the wilderness, The pioneer was known as a GOODMAN; a JEWEL(L). They could be AUGUST and BRIGHT; LE(A)VEL headed Even though they had very meager MEANS, (some didn't have but a few PENCE), they were the real McCOY. They celebrated the HOL(L)IDAY'S and loved good simple MUSIC(K) (many were known to go to the fancy BALLS).

This is just a SAMPLE of those who SETTLE(D) here in Barren County in those ear ly days. GEORGE BUSH was here long before he became President, and TOM DOOLEY was often seen hanging down his head. Whether they came from Virginia, Tennessee, DeSPAIN, or points out WEST; t hey blended together into a community with the ENGLISH, FRENCH, and with all the SCOT(T)S. Why, one newcomer came all the way f rom MAR(R)S! Put all these together with the Game11s , Mat thews , Edmunds, Rogers, Gorins. Huffman's, Jones, Johnsons, Renicks and that is what makes Barren County the greatest county in Kentucky."

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LOAMI WHITNEY ADM PETER BUSH v^ LUCY BUSH ET AL Case No 1944 - Filed 1850 - 1853 (Abstracted)

To the Honorable the Judge of the Barren Circuit Court in Chancery sitting, humbly complaining Sheweth to Your Honor - Your Orator LOAMMI WHITNEY - that on the — day of — PETER BUSH departed this life intestate in Barren County, Ky leaving a wife, his widow, named Lucy Bush, and six children, towit:

1. Amanda Harrison late Bush who intermarried with Seth Harrison. 2. Delia 3. William 4. Josiah 5. Isaac 6. Hezekiah

1 1 5 Loatnmi Whitney was appointed Administrator of said Peter Bush Executed Bond and Took Oath In Barren County Clerk's Office. Peter Bush died possessed of a tract of land containing 100 acres in Barren Co KY on Peters Creek on which he lived and died, and his widow still lives. He also had personal property, all of which was sold except that set apart for his widow. Peter Bush died largely indebted and to a much greater extent than the assets in your Orators hands as administrator. To pay such debts it will be absolutely necessary to sell the land, and then there are great doubts that all the debts can be paid out of the proceeds. Loammi Whitney asks the Court to decree that the land be sold, the proceeds divided among the creditors, and your Orator released from all the responsibilities as administrator of said Bush. He states that the widow is entitled to her dower in the lands, and prays that her dower be allotted to her. He prays for a reference of this cause be given to the Master Commissioner to hear proof of said debts and reports, to Court. Your orator states that Peter Bush did not have a legal title to the land, but it was bought and paid for out of his money, by his late Guardian Walter Bush, deceased. He states that in the year 1828, Peter Bush, then an infant and Ward of said Walter Bush, requested his said Guardian to purchase a tract of land for him (Peter). Said Walter Bush, Guardian of said Peter did buy for him, and pay for out of funds belonging to Peter, a tract of land lying on the south side of Peters Creek in Barren County, containing 100 acres, and placed said Peter in possession thereof, which said Peter held until his death, and his widow and children still hold. Said Guardian paid for said land to John Nimmo of whom he bought it, out of Peter's money in his (Guardian's) hands, the sum of $217.50, & said Peter let said Nimmo have a horse at $32.50, making the sum of himself as said Peter was then a minor, and said Walter died while Peter was yet a minor, and never conveyed said land to him. Peter Bush was placed in possession of said land in 1828 & he held said till his death, & his said widow and children still hold adverse possession thereof, thus showing an uninterrupted adverse possession for more than twenty years. Your Orator prays for sale of the land for the purpose first stated in this Bill and for the purpose of perfecting title to said land, he makes the widow and heirs of said Walter Bush, deceased Defendants to this Bill, and they be compelled to appear and answer. Cynthia Bush, widow; Martha Ann Gil lock & (husband) James M Gillock; Mary Landrum and Landrum; Virginia Bright and Alvy Bright; Kitty Ann Bush; Walter Bush, Hezekiah Bush, and Elizabeth Bush, the last three of whom are infants.

LIST OF DEBTORS INCLUDED IN FILE:

George D Jewe11; Account for merchandise, $21.89, note dated 11 Oct 1842 for $141.08 executed by Peter Bush & Charles F Bush, payment of $83.68 made 15 June 1843; also a bond or obligation signed by Peter Bush & Charles Bush for the delivery of three hogsheads of tobacco at Respondent's (Jewell's) warehouse to be

1 16 freighted by Respt for said Peter to New Orleans at ten dollars per hogshead - obligation is their note at hand for $46.64 dated 3 Aug 1843 on which was paid $49.21 in June 1844. Resp avers and charges that he had good tobacco boats at his warehouse for the purpose of freighting tobacco to New Orleans that Spring and thai he could and would have freighted to New Orleans for the said Peter Bush three hogsheads of tobacco in the spring of 1844 if the same had been delivered by Bush to his warehouse. He charges that Bush failed to deliver 2 of said 3 hogsheads. whereby Respt was damaged to the amount of $20, the value of the freight.

Answer: The answer of Walter Bush, Hezekiah Bush, Elizabeth Bush, Delila Bush, William Bush, Josiah Bush, Isaac Bush & Hezekiah (sic) Bush - they state that they are infants & of their own knowledge know but little of the matters contained in said bill - they admit to all the allegations which are to their advantage, but deny those which are not to their advantage. They pray that the court will protect their rights.

DOWER ALLOTTED: The Court appointed Asa Young, Seth Bradshaw, commissioners to lay off and allot dower in the lands mentioned in the bill - to Lucy Bush, widow of Peter Bush, deceased, and made a deed from John Nimmo to Walter Bush - then sell the remainder of the land.

DEPOSITION- OF ASA ELLIS - Dated 26 Apr 1852: Upon questioning stated that Peter Bush had lived on the place where he died and where his widow now lives upwards of twenty years, that he had been there and Peter Bush had shown him his crops growing. Stated that he was present when Walter Bush made his will, and witnessed it, and that he had no recollection that he (Walter) had made any disposition of the land that Peter Bush lived on, in his will.

ANSWER OF MARTHA ANN & JAMES M GILLOCK: Dated 29 April 1852. Stated that Martha Ann was a daughter of Walter Bush - admit that Peter Bush did not have a legal title to the land mentioned, that they are advised that Walter Bush, as guardian for Peter did buy the land while Peter was a minor, and believe and charge that after Peter arrived at the age of 21 years refused to adopt the contract made by his guardian for him for said land, but demanded from the widow of said Bush, who was also his Administratrix (he having departed this life before the said Peter) in lieu of the land the purchase money given by said Walter Bush deceased, for said land, which as these respondents are informed, believe, and so charge, was paid to the said Peter by the widow of said Waller Bush as aforesaid. They state that they believe that the widow of Peter Bush has since the death of Petr. held oaid land under the permission of the heirs of Walter Bush. and not adversely, ac cording to their claim. She 'the widow of Peter) has not set up claim in her own right or in the right of her deceased husband. They state that they are informed that Peter was not a minor at the death of Walter Bush, but was over 21 years of age. They pray to the court for a division of the land among the heirs at law of Walter Bush.

1 17 AFFIDAVIT BY C DUFF - Dated 12 Jan 1853: Sttes that when a Freighter of Tobacco builds and prepares his boat the freight tobacco to New Orleans - upon engagements made for Planters to furnish tobacco for freight - and the planter fails to furnish the Tobacco - that the freighter is thereby damaged to the amount of $10. per hogshead, so not furnished and delivered for freight.

SUMMONS: To Sheriff of Allen Co KY for James A (Alvy) Bright executed 11 Mar 1850 - and Virginia Bright - did not state if accepted. All other persons named in suit were served with sum mons in Barren Co.

NOTICES TO TAKE DEPOSITIONS: James A Brite & Virginia Brite his wife. Seth Harrison, Amanda Harrison, Culwell Barton, Delila Barton - Etc. Depositions were to be taken at the house of Asa Ellis, Senr in Barren Co KY 23 Apr 1852.

NAMES OF PERSONS AT THE SALE OF PETER BUSH PROPERTY 12 Aug 1848 - Harvey Wyatt, A Bradshaw, Seth Harrison, Lucy Bush, GW Smith, John Eaton, L Whitney, JR Beam, JM Barton - all purchasers.

SALE OF LAND: B F Dickey, Barren Co Commissioner, sold at the Court House door on 14 June 1852 to the highest and best bidder 76 acres of land, the remainder of the land after the dower had been allotted to the widow. Josiah Bush became the purchaser at the price of $207 25, for which bond was taken. George B Ellis & Wm Souther were securities for Josiah Bush on the bond.

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BOOKS - BOOKS - BOOKS

BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH MINUTES 1806-1851; Exerpts from the Minutes 1851-1852, Membership Lists 1809- 1909 - St Clair County, IL.

A valuable aid to establishing f amily groups including women and children prior to the 1850 federal census in early St Clair and Madison Co IL. Many husband-wif e relationships documented. Deaths mentioned, many actual dates, Fully indexed by surname and given name - over 4,000 names, 900 surnames. 98 pages, soft cover, spiral bound. Released Nov 1 993. Since there is such a connection between this area and Green & Cumberland Co KY during the early years, will be of extreme interest to south central KY researchers. $14.00 plus $1.50 S&H. Make check or money order payable and send to: St Clair Co Ge nealogical Society, PO Box 431, Belleville, IL 62222-0431.

BOOKS FOR SALE BY THE SOCIETY

Barren County Cemeteries by Ken Beard & Brice T Leech $25.00 (please add $3.50 shipping and handling).

Biography of Elder Jacob Locke by James P Brooks $ 2.60

118 Callum Holman Bailey, Planter. Early Settler of Barren Co KY, compiled by Alice Morrey Bailey $17,00 Goodhope Church (Barren, now Metcalfe Co) Peden. $ 6.00

Lick Branch Cumberland Presbyterian Church 1824- 1870. Peden. $ 6.00

Minutes of Little Barren River Church United Baptist (Barren, now Metcalfe), 1841-1896. Peden $ 6.00

Minutes of Pleasant Run Church, McFarland's Creek, Monroe Co KY. Peden. $ 6.00

Mt Tabor Church History. $11.65

Barren Co Order Books: Volume 1, 1799-1802, Peden & Wilson S 9.00 Volume 2, 1803-1805, Peden & Wilson $ 9.00 Volume 3, 1806 - April Court 1812. Peden $14.00 Volume 4, May Court 1812 - Aug 1818. Peden $14.00

Stories of Early Days as told by Cyrus Edwards, by FF Gardner. $17.50

The Barrens, by Emery H White, a family genealogy of the Whites, Jones, Maxey, Renick, Pope, Kirkpatrick & related families. $11.50

Then and Now by Dr R F Grinstead. $ 2,60

1879 Beers & Lanagan Map of Barren Co. 24x30 1/2 laminated, black & white, cardstock. Shows land owners names, insets of Cave City, Glasgow, Glasgow Junction, Rocky Hill, Hiseville, Slick Rock, Flat Rock. Suitable for framing. LIMITED printing, $5.00 for map plus $1.50 for mailing tube and $2,15 for 1st class postage or $1.45 for 3rd class mailing. You may order these books directly from the South Central KY Hist and Genea Society, P O Box 157, Glasgow, KY 42142-0157.

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BLOOD RUNS IN THE BARRENS YET. Vol 2 of the recorded murders, duels and lynchings in Barren Co. 1836 thru 1899 - 13 cases. $17.00.

119 CLARENCE ALCOCK WRITES OF THE LONG AGO. Volume i. Correspondent with the Glasgow Times these charming columns will answer a lot of questions about Glasgow and Barren Co. Covers families & incidents from the late 1870's thru the 1950's. A treat! Not only statistics - but nicknames, hobbies, sweethearts, school pranks, descriptions of how they looked, letters from former citizens! Alcocks, Edmunds, Duvals, Holmans, Richardsons and others discus sed and many, others of the Glasgow area. 139 pages, $22.00.

EUBANK FAMILY OF VA, KY & TX. Very informative history of the Eubank's. 3 books in one, combining the information of Lucy Bender, Mildred O Eubank, Eva Coe Peden, Ruth Eubank Page, Ann Hayslip and Martha P Reneau. Co-authored with Reneau, this exten sive research includes many other families including Edmunds, White, Hayslip and others. 212 pages, $27.00,

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131 queries ^ QUERIES ^ QUERIES BELLI Researching Thomas Bell b 1779 VA; md to Sally (raaiden name unknown) 1812 in NC. Barren Co 1850 census lists 5 daughters & one son all b KY. Inventory of his will dated 16 Jan 1858 Need Bettyn J Christiansen,maiden3621nameGeorgeof Sally.NE, Albuquerque,Where is heNM buried?87110. Mrs Mary Susan Cash b 18 Jan 1856; m James Thomas Pace. Would like to know who her parents were and if she had any siblings. Leona Pace, 1518 Cleveland Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001-6400.

with knowledge- PENDERGRAS(Sof the ):CooleyWouldandbe Pendergras(s)interested infamiliescontactinginanyone South Central KY area around the 1900 time period. Would like to correspond with researchers who may have found the names Herbert ley born 15 June 1900 and Claude Pendergrass b 1900. Also inlormation on pioneer Cooley families from the 1800's in same region. Edward F Cooley, 49 Temple St, Fredonia, NY 14063, ^ ^MORTON: Samuel Porter Cox md 1st 1842 Celesta Morton and 2nd Ellen MRichardson 1849 Barren -Co. Ellen and Samuel Porter had a son, Whitson Gamiel Morton Cox and was apparently named for a brother to Celesta Morton Cox. Was Ellen MRichardson a sister of Thomas Morton (the father of Celeste)? Doesn't seem that a second wife would name a son for her husbands first wife's brother. A son, John J Cox, died of a heat stroke; a daughter. Deann 1889loon «Barren Co, ®died accident;1926, buriedLucyHiseville.Porter CoxMy marriedgrandfather,Elmer Robert Samuel Cox died 1939 Tate Co MS, Will share all my info. Louise Cox Fox, 205 Lanelle Cove, Senatobia, MS 38668. " SHIRLEY: Newton Shirley md Caroline Polk Cox 1873, Did they div and each remarry? George T Shirley md Mary Ellen Cox 1882 Apparently neither couple had children. Would like to know what happened to these families. Caroline Polk Cox was half-sister and Mary Ellen Cox a full sister to my grandfather Robert Samuel Cox. They were the children of Samuel Porter Cox and his wives. Louise Cox, 205 Lanelle Cove, Senatobia, MS 38668. CEEWS; Seeking ancestry of James Crews & his wife, Nancy Munroe Beach FL^Lmo^^'''^^" ^ ^ Kinney, 1015 W47th Street, Miami GARRETT: Seeking info on my great-grandfather, William Mansfield Garrett. He b Christian Co KY (1831-1916), left home after a dispute with his family and never contacted them again. His parents were William Garrett & Anne Hailey. He lived in Smith Co TN and then moved to TX ca 1851. John Garrott b ca 1739 had- James (b ca 1764?), Anguish, Milly, Richard and Lydia. James Garrett & Phoebe Hailey had son William - no others known. Wil liam md Anna/Annie Hailey 23 Get 1815 Fauquier Co VA; died 1874- 80 at New Middleton in Smith Co TN. His children; William Mansfield Garrett (above), Sidney Ann, Lucretia Ann, Louzetta, Lietutitia, Henry, Melvile and Hulda. William Mansfield married

132 Margaret A Byars 1857 in Karnes Co TX. Any help appreciated. Sharon Garrett Sikes, Rt 5. Box 209A-12, Paris,TX 75460 (903-784- 6815 I.

QQFF, ALKI RE ^ WHITTON. In May 1859 in Menard Co IL Jamima Whitton Creal m William Nave Alkire. They had 3 children: Newton Goff Alkire, Leonard Goff Alkire & Mary S Alkire. The use of the middle name "Goff" leads me to believe Jamima's maiden name was Goff and that she md a Creal and was widowed. Biographical histories say that Elijah Goff/Unity Rogers of Green Co KY had a daughter named Jamima. Are these the same Jamimas? Any info appreciated. (Elijah's mother's name was Whitton). James E Remer, 2900 W 93rd Terrace, Leawood, KS 66206.

GOFF, ROGERS. In June 1804 in Green Co KY, Elijah Goff md Unity Rogers. Unity apparently died between 1830 and 1840, Any info re her ancestors, demise, or offspring will be appreciated. Elijah Goff then remarried between 1840 & 1850 Mary , probably in Hart Co. Who was she? James E Remer, 2900 W 93rd Terrace, Leawood, KS 66206.

GQFF* DAVIS: In August 1803 George Washington Davis md Ann Goff in Green Co KY. They had 11 children and parents and children apparently lived in Hart Co. Need names of the first four children. James E Remer, 2900 W 93rd Terrace, Leawood, KS 66206.

HANCOCK. NICKOLDS: Seeking info on Thomas Hancock, born 1837 in Barren Co, KY. Living in Burkesville, Cumberland Co KY in 1870. Was a photographer. Married to Lucy, born 1847 in Barren Co. Maiden name may have been Nickolds. Had at least three children: (1) Cora, born 2 Sep 1864, married to Robert Crittendon Larimore; (2) Ulga, born 1869; (3) Edgar, born 7 May 1872 Burkesville, married to Nannie Larimore. Michael J Davis, P O Box 102, Pentwater, MI 49449-0102.

HARRIS, ELLIOTT, KIRKPATRICK, CHISM, GUM(M>, MORGAN: Would like to correspond with anyone who has info concerning parents of Robert Harris, b 1824 KY, md to Amanda Elliott (dau of Geo Elliott of Cumberland Co). According to Cumberland Co court records, Robert Harris shown infant heir of Polly Harris, appren ticed to Robert Elliott in 1826 at the age of about 2 years. Robert Elliott^s wife was Mary (Polly) Kirkpatrick, dau of Wm Kirkpatrick and Keziah Chism (Chisum, etc) of Jackson Co TN. Keziah (Kibby) Chism's mother was a Gum(m). There was also a William Harris b ca 1822 apprenticed about 1824 to Morgan Morgan of Cumberland County. This William Harris(s) married Tabitha Self. I believe Robert and William Harris(s) were brothers. Was there a blood relationship between the two orphan boys and the Elliott's, Kirkpatrick's and Morgans? Lois Grider Black. 5333 Daniels, Troy, Michigan 48098.

JOHNSON, WALDEN, KIDWELL, PAGE. BROCKMAN, HAMNlE^Rj. GENTRY. WILSON: Seeking info on Napolien Bonaparte Johnson. Born 4 May 1872 (where?); md Sarah Florence Wilson (where?); died 23 Jun 1926 Bowling Green (Warren), KY. Bur Fairview Cem. Son Harvev Johnson

133 shown age 10 in 1850 Barren Co census, no mother listed. My great-grandfather was a Harvey Johnson who md Maggie Thomas. Also searching James Wilson who lived in Monroe Co; md Cordelia Gentry. Richard Walden b late 1700's Essex Co England - need to know marriage info and where he died. I have Kidweli, Page, Brockman, Hammer and Gentry info to share for copy fees & postage. Vada Johnson Walden, 125 Island Way, Apt #3, Clearwater Beach, FL 34630.

KEY: Am trying to locate info as to father of Price Key. He died 14 July 1829 in Barren Co. Moved to Barren from Mason Co KY. Land grants available to read? Any information greatly appreciated. I am Price's ggg granddaughter. Trish Mains, 352 Parsons Green, Shreveport, LA 71106.

LITTLEFIELD: I am a Littlefield descended from Edmund & Annis (Austin) Littlefield of Wells, ME, 1641. I am looking for family history items such as obits, newspaper or magazine articles, probate records, birth, marriage, death certificates, service records, anecdotes, etc. Will pay postage & photocopying cost. Please advise as to amount. I am recording on computer all data from all immigrant Littlefields down to the youngest members in 1993. When completed, will be donated to the Allen Co Library in Ft Wayne, IN. Marguerite (Fleury) Kernaghan, 511 Escena Drive, Bellevue, CO 80512-6322.

MOORE - BROWN: Seeking info on descs of my gg-grandparents John W Moore (ca 1804-1854) and Mary (Polly) Greenup (ca 1806-1870/80) of Monroe Co KY. Also on Joel Moore (b ca 1765), father of John W Moore. Children of John W Moore included Emory, Brilla (md a Rush), Lemuel, Elizabeth, William, John Harrison (my g- grandfather ), Margaret (md a Gi11enwater), Catherine {md a Frasier), George C, Sarah (md a Davis), and Cerilda (md a Waller). Also seeking info on my other set of Monroe Co gg- grandparents, Thomas Brown (b a 1822 in TN) and Nancy Carter (b ca 1827, TN). Any help appreciated. J Douglas Moore, 5223 E Tamblo Drive, Phoenix. AZ 85044 (602) 893-1144.

MOORE: My husband's g-g-grandfather, Joel More (Moore) resided in that part of Barren Co that became Monroe. Think that he belonged to Mill Creek church. Can anyone help me with more info on this family? Mrs Virginia M Moore, 3905 Monroe Street, Riverside, CA 92504.

MORTON: Thomas & Martha Morton had: Celesta (md Robert Samuel Cox); John (md Nancy Jane Reed); Whitson GW (md Frances J Lane); Martha (still single in 1880 Barren Co census); Jasper Frank (md Mary A Reed); David Newton (md Sal lie F Myers and maybe another wife); Eliza J (unknown); Zorado T (md James C Lain); William S (md Dallas C Lane). Some and maybe all of these people are buried in Barren Co. Thomas Morton and 3 sons - David N, John & Jasper Frank - all served in the KY 21st Division, joining at Greensburg, KY - Camp Ward. Would like to correspond with descendants of this family. Louise Cox Fox, 205 Lanelle Cove, Senatobia, MS 38668.

134 MORRISON: Would like info on John Ogdon Morrison who md first Margaret B. Children were; William B, Joseph F, James. Stepto, Adeline, Mariah and Lizzie. He md 2nd Elizabeth J (Betsy?). Children: Sarah T (md Levin Waton), Isaac, Mary Jane (md Peter Emry Hammer) and Isabella who md Josiah Nunnally. Leona Pace, 1518 Cleveland Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001-6400.

MOSS: I am the g-granddaughter of John C& Rachel M Moss of Glasgow, ca 1850. Am looking for kinsmen who are still in the area. Mary Catherine Malery, 5135 Tennyson Drive, #C, Waco, TX 76710.

RALSTON: Seeking information about the family of Robert Ralston born in Barren Co 28 June 1844. His father was Andivelle Hamilton Ralson and his mother was either Matilda See or Mary C Seay. Robert married Mary Broecker from New Albany, IN. He died 29 Nov 1925. Please write: Sallie Ralston Kegley, 10500 Hadley Road, Cincinnati, OH 45218.

WHITE - FLIPPIN: 1820 census shows a Joseph White living in Barren and a Joseph and William White living in Monroe. Living nearby in Monroe are several families named Flippin. My Joseph White was in Gibson Co TN by the early 1820*s. Several Flippin families were closely related and associated with the Whites. Other KYfamilies close to them in Gibson Co were Ross, Bruff, Sutton, and Connell. Can you tell me if these are names from your area? Anyone with interest in the Flippin or White families are asked to contact me. Ricky Long, 2996 ChristmasviIle Road, Jackson, TN 38305,

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BEKG£N,Uont) BOVLES.EDVARD H 121 BRINEGAR 70 BUSK,ANANDA 115 102 . IlLLIAN 78 . MALINDA C 49 BRINGAIN.HUGH 78 . ARMINE 101- BERGIN.R S 80 . THOMAS T 21 BRINGHAN, . CHARLES F 116 116 BERRY IH . WILLIAM A 3-4 VANGEE VALKER 122 . CYNTHIA BERRY.EPHRAIN 49 BOYD,ANDRE* 70 BRITE,JAMES A 118 . DELIA 115 117 . JOSEPH T 49 . JANES R 86 VIRGINIA 118 . ELIZABETH 101- 102 . NARTHA 49 , MOLLIE YOUNG 101- 102 BRITT,GILBERT 96 116- 117 BERTRAM,IRA ii 121 . MRS JANES R 121 MILLY 49 . GEORGE 101- 102,115 BETHEL,1 A S9 . IM 101- 102 BROCKNAN 29,134 . HEZEKIAH 115 117 BIBB 115 BOYDSTON 35,37 BROCKMAN.JOHN 3 . ISAAC 115,117 BIGGERS 29 BOYDSTON,BARTLETT 45 RACHEL 29 . JOHN V 3 BIGGERS,LOIS GENE 10 . JAMES 36 BROECKER.MARY 135 . JOSIAH 115,117-118 . KARY J 49 . NANCY GARDNER 46 BROODY,TABITBA L 49 . KITTY ANN 116 115 118 . RUAN 113 . POLLY GARDNER 46 BROOKS 114 . LUCY 116 BIGGS 29 BOYDSTUN 36 BROOKS,6 L 49 . MARTHA ANN GILLOCK BIKGLEY,JANICE 121 BOYDSTUN.BENJANIN 37 JANES P 24,67,103,118 . NARY 116 -117 BINiON 23 JOHN 37 BROTHERS 1)5 . PETER 115 BINKS.SALLIE 30 BOYER,JOSEPH C JR 121 BROWN 23,115 . VIRGINIA 116 BIKS.SALLIE 30 . PATRICIA S HANNIGAN 21 BROWN,GLORIA J 1 86 . WALTER 116 -117 BIRD U4 . STEPHEN VINCENT 21 . GLORIA WILSON 122 . WILLIAN 115,117 BISHOP 114 BRADLEY 67 . JACK 49 BUTLER 72 ,114 BISHOP,ED 6S BRADLEY,B J 23 . JNO 4 BUTLER,A R 8 53 JENNIE 96 , JOEL 75 . JOEL . 53 .J 122 BLACK 115 . SARAH 75 . NERY 4 . JOYCE L BLACK.LOIS GRIDER 133 BRADSHAf.A 118 . SUSAN JANE 49 . MARION G 122 BUKEKAN.ADAM 57 SETH 11? . THONAS 134 . REBECCA ANN 73 BLAND,MARGARET 30 BRAGG,GEN 65 BROWNBACK,JUDY 122 . ROBERT A 122 115 BLANTON 105 BRANNAN,BEVERLY lOOD 121 BROWNING,CHARLES 54 BUTTON BLEVINS,NANCY L 45 BRANSTETTER,AMBER 54 BRUFF 135 BUTTON,JNO 58 ROBERT K 45 JOHN 2 BRYAN,GIDEAN T 105 NARY JONES 25 BLISS,NANCY H 87 BRANTLEY,PERRY 86 92 .121 . JANES 105 BYARS,MARGARET A 133 BLOCK,LOIS A 121 BRASHEARS 105 . WILLIAN JENNINGS 105 CAIN,NANCY 105 BLONSHINE,ARTA MRS 121 BRASHEARS, BRYANT 105 . WEBB 105 BOATMAN,N SG 49 NARTHA CORA 105 BUCKNER,GEN 58 . WEBB & NANCY 122 68 .SJ 49 BRECKT,SUZANNE 106 BUDDE,BARBARA 122 CALHOON 68 . fiLLIAK 53 SUZANNE VIBBERT 121 BUEL,BECKY 78 CALHOON,JAMES BOGGESS,JENNIE 74 BRECKINRIDGE 61 BUFORD 110-111 CALHOUN 68 BOHANNON,GEORGE M 82 BRECKINRIDGE.GEN 60,63 BUFORD,HAYWOOD 3 CALHOUN,L E 128 BOLEJACR,SAMUEL 47 65 BUNCHE,RALPH 49,51 LOGAN E (LARRY 1 1 BOLEN,BETTY LOO ' 2,74 . GEN JROLE 58 RALPH JOHNSON 49 CALLAHAN 23 BOND 115 BRED)[INRIDGE,GEN 62 BUNNELL,REBECCA 49 CALLAWAY,HAROLD 86 BOND,ANDREI JACKSON 74 BREED 114 BURCK,HELEN 23 CALLEHAN,DANIEL 53 53 , ANTHONY 74 BRIDGE 115 . HENRY 23 POLLY . BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 74 BRIDGES,ANNA 95 , WALTER 23 CALVERT,JOHN W 49 . GEORGE VASHINGTON 74 . BEVERLY fOOD 95 BURDETT 29 CAMEL 114 . HENRY HARRISON 74 . HENRY PAGE 95 BURDETTE 29 CAMPBELL 29 . JANE 74 . MARY 95 BURDINE, CAHN,ROY CANN 120 . JENNIE BOGGESS 74 . RUTH 95 NARILYN JOHNS 122 ROY JUDGE 104 128 . ROBERT 74 . SAMUEL 4 BURGAIN.POLOY 78 CANNON,f J 86 . SARAH STARKBY 74 BRIDGEIATER,NATHANIEL 78 ROBERT H JR 78 WJ BORDER,JANE 77 BRIGGS,A E 49 BURGESS,NARTHA R 86,122 CARITHBRS,JOHN 70 BORDERS,HENRY 49 BRIGHAM, BURGIN,ROBERT S 77 CARLTON 70 BORK,JUNE BALDIIN 22 VANGEE RUSHING 31 BURKS,C H 49 CARPENTER 114 BOSTON,J 58 BRIGHT 115 NISS 70 CARPENTER, JOHN f 49 BRIGHT,ALVy 116 BURLINGTON, . ALICE N MRS 122 BOUGH,IILLIAK 77 . JANES A (ALVYI 118 JOE DONALD 122 . DIXIE 72 BOfERS,SARAH 75 . VIRGINIA 116 ,118 BURNETT,FRANCES 107 . JULIA A 72 122 BOfLES 115 BRILEY 29 BUSH 114 . NRS DIXIE TRACES INDEX I99J PAGE 139 cm 115 . MARY E 70 COOPER,J 0 66 CUMBEE,SHRADA 122 CARR,JAKES KING 85 . MATTHEW 70 CORUM,FRAM «7,122 CUMMINS, CARROLL 106 . NANCY WHITE 70 COURTS 115 . SARAH F WRIGHT 71 CARTER 29, 114 . RODERICK 3 COVAei,tlARlf N 122 . WILLIAM H 71 CARTER,NANCY 134 . SARA 31,122 COX 23,29 . WM 4 CARVER 114 . SHIRLEY 122 COX,CAROLINE POLK 132 CUP 115 CARVER,POLLY 71 . WILLIAM 70 . ELLEN M RICHARDSON 132 ;:URD,H p 4 CARY,EUNICE 12 . WM W 4 . JOHN J. 132 CURL 115 CASEY,ISAAC 106 CLARKMOHN 70 . LAVELLE 87,124 CURL.KARVIKE 122 REBECCA 106 CLAY.HENRY 19 . LOUISE 132,134 CURTIS,C W 76 CASH,KARY SUSAN 132 CLAYPOOL,ELIZABETH 73 . LUCy PORTER 132 . DIXIE 76 CASSELL.ANNA SHADOAN 122 CLAYTON 105 . KARY ELLEN 132 , FIELDING JR 31 CASTEEL 30 CLAYTON,CARMEN E 122 . ROBERT SAKUEL 132 . FIELDING SR 30 CASTLEBURY 29 . JOHN 3 . SAMUEL PORTER 132 . HANNAH 54 CASTLEMAN 114 . LOUISANA 105 .V 63 . INFANT 76 CATHEY?,MARGERY? 31 CLAYWELL.KARVIN 122 COYLE.SHIRLEY CLARK 122 . JAMES C 31 CATLETT,AiLEEN L 70,87 CLENONS,MARNA L 89 CRABTREE,JAMES 30 . JOHN 54 AILEEN L MRS 122 MARRA L 122 . PfllPPS 30 . SARAH ELIZABETH CAWTHORN,C P 40,46 CLINE 23 . R f 122 ROBINSON 31 CHAMBERLAIN, COALMAN 114 . ROBERT » 30 .IS 76 . DON EVANS 122 COATS 115 . WILLIAM KOKROE 70 DALE 114 . MARY ED 86 COATS,TERRY 86 CREAL.JAMIMA WHITTOM 133 DANIEL(S) 106-107 CHAMBERS 115 TERRY MRS 122 CREECH 23,52,70 DANIELS,JOHN 53 CHANDLER 74 COFFEER,COL 58 CREECH,JONOTHAN 30,105 DARION,ELIZABETH 78 CHANEY,LOUISE 82 COKE 18 LARSH 30 DARNELL,PATTI 87,122 LOUISE CHANEY 82 COKER 29 CREEK 105,114 DAVIDSON,ALEXANDER 40,42 CHAPMAN, COLE,FRANCES 9 CREEK,KILLIAK 74 109-110 . DIANA DERRITT 101--102 COLLINS 29 . MARGARET HOLLOIAY 74 . GEORGE WASHINGTON 31 . FRANCES D 101-•102 COLKAN,BARBERY 106 . MAMCY 74 . GEORGIA ANN 31 . FRANCES DIANA 100 COLQUHOUNS 68 CRENSHAW 111 . ISAAC 3 . GEORGE lOI--102 COLVILLE, CREKSUAf.JOE 62 . JAKES LONZO 31 . KARTHA 125 AGNES GERTRUDE 82 THOMAS 82 . SARAH ANN 31 . ROBERT B 87 ,122 COMBS 115 CREWS 115 . YOUNGER 80 CHERRY 114 COMER,IRENE 53 CREWS.JAMES 132 DAVIES,JAKES 78 CHILDRESS.AMSA P 3 THOMAS 53 . JOHN F 31 DAVIS 29,134 . CYNTHIA 101 -102 COKPTON.JOSEPH R 3 . NANCY MONROE 132 DAVIS,- B 8 . CYNTHIA F 101 -102 CONDRA,WM 53 CRITTENDEH.GEN 62 .AJ YOUNG 102 . HENRY . 3,,101 -102 CONLEE,ENOCH 77 CROCKETT,LELA E 87 . AMANDA JANE YOUNG 101 . SARAH GREER 101 -102 . JOHN 78-79 CROSS.WILLIE 6 86.128 102 CH1SM,KEUAH 133 . KARY 77 CROW 114 . ANN GOFF 133 CHISUM 133 . NANCY 77 CROV,AUBREY F 8 . ARTHUR 78 CHOWNER,THOMAS 79 . PRESTON 77 . AUBREY T 8 . CHARLES H MRS 122 CHRISTIANSEN.BETTY J 122 . REUBEN 77 . LUCY D 8 . CLARA L 8 . BETTY J KRS 132 . WILLIAM 77 . LUCY DAVIS 9 . CLRA L 8 . BETTY NOmS 30 CONLEY "74 CROWE,AUBREY FOLLIS 9-10 . D? B 8 CHR[STKAS,ISHMAEL J 70 CONLEY.SUSAN 73 . AU8REYF0LLIS 10 . EARL STAFFORD 9 CLACK,RANDALL GENE 122 CONNELL 135 . ELIZABETH LOVELACE 10 .GR 8 . SUSANNA THOMPSON 21 CONNELLY.OWEN 63 . FRANCES LUCILLE 10 . GEORGE ROBERT 8,12 . WILLIAM W 3 SUSAN 73 . JAHES WESLEY 10 . GEORGE WSHINGTON 133 CLANCY,CORNELIUS 32 COOK 29 . JAMES WILLIAM 9 . HANNAH 8 KARTHA DENTON 32 COOK.BARBARA EUBANK 87 . lUCINDA F FOLLIS 10 . HANNIER C 8 CLARK 29 122 . LUCINOA FRANCES 10 . HARDIN 14-15 CLARK,ELAINE 122 . LOUISA 76 . MARY IRENt 10 . JAS C 8 . ELIZABETH 70 . WILSON 76 . WESLEY WAIKER i!) . JAS S 8 . ELIZABETH PAUL 70 COOLEY.EDWARD F 122,132 lUMPTONJESSE 1^5 . jNO S 8 . GEORGE A 3 HERBERT 132 . MARION 105 . LYOA 8 . JOHN 70 CCOKBS.HENRY 70 . PAliLA iU5 . LYCiA 8-1 . MARY 70 COOPER 29.114 . WiLLlAK I'jJ .ME h PAGE HO TRACES INDEX 1993

DAVIS,(coDtl . WILLIAM PATTERSON 32 DOMONSKE, . MARY 11 11 .NE ALLEN 8 71 GLADYS BOYDSTUN 35 . MARY LOUISA . NARIAN GRAY 9 DEP,MARTHA 102 DOOLEY,TON 115 . MARY SELINA 11-12 11 . MARION 9 DEPP,ALBERT K 4 DOUGHERTY,ROBERT S 3 . REUBEN M 12 . KICHAEL J 71 ,122,133 . JAMES 4 DOVN 115 . REUBIN MILLER 11 . IflNERVIA E 8 , MARTHA 100- 101 DOWNING,ELIZABETH 86, 128 . ROBERT 12 . PHILLl DAVIS 9 . NETTIE BAYLESS 51 DOYEL,'LUM" 97 . SALLIE ALEXANDER 12 . POLLY 78 . PETER 4 . ACY TOM 97 . SARAH 13 .RH 8-9 . lALLER H 3 . ALICE 97 . SARAH R .R HYKAN? 8 DEPPO, . ANNIE 97 . SARAH R ALEXANDER 12

. REV IlLLIAH N 30 . NETTIE BAYLESS - . CHRISTOPHER - . THO C 13 12-13 . ROBERT HEYNAN 9 COURTS 52 COLUMBUS 97 . THOMAS C 78 . ROBERT SAM 9 DERRITT,DIANA 101-102 . ELIJAH 'LIGE" 93,97 DUEST.CURNELIS 105 .ST 100 DEfEES,ALFRED P 81 . FLORENCE 94,97 DUFF . SALLIE 8 . AUGUSTA 81 . GRANDPA 91 DUFF.C 118 70 . SALLIE ELLEN 30 . CHARLEY P 81 . GREGORY 98 . FRANCES . SALLIE S 8,12 . GEORGE VM 81 . JANIE 98 . HUBBARD 105 114 . SAMUEL T 101-102 . HARRISON T? 81 . JOHN 92,95,98 DUKE . SUE PRESTON 8 . J DELLIE MC? DORA 81 . JULIA ANN GARDNER 95 DUKE.J B 49 . SUSANNE 21 . JAMES CROOK 81 98 DULWORTH,ALICE 113 80 . f E 8 . JAMES LE 81 . LUM 93 DUNCAN,JOSEPH

- 80 . WILLIAM BLIHU 8 . JOSHUA FESSEL? . MARY 98 POLLEY 123 DAY IIS !| 81 . MERRIMUS FRANCES 95 DUNN,MRS J 0 DAYVALT,RACHEL 1i 81 . JOSHUA H? 81 . SALLY 97 DUVAL 120 29 DE LA VARR 68 . JOSHUA HESSEL 81 . SAMUEL 98 DYE 87 DEAN 23,70 . MOODY BELL 81 . SMERRINUS 98 De LANG,DOROTHY DEAN,ELMER 132 . PRUDA ELLEN 81 . TOBE 98 DeLANG,DOROTHY 122 . JOHN 30,105 . RACHEL LIZABETH 81 . VIRGINIA FLORENCE 95 DeSPAlN 115 . LLOYD 23,30, 52,70,106 . RIACHEL ELIZABETH 81 96 DeWITT.PERMELIA f 49 122 DEVEESE,JAMES T 81 . fflLLlAK 98 EATON,JOHN 118 . LOYD 105 . JARUSHA? E 81 DOYLE,JAMES L 123 TT 20 DEARING.JOHN 1 ♦ , JOSHUA E 81 DRA6E 29 EDEN 23 DEGALVEZ,HELEN 86 . VILETTIE 81 DRAKE 29,114 EDMUND 115 HELEN MRS 128 DICKENS 115 DRANE 105 EDMUNDS 120 DENHAM,NANCY 106 DICKEY,B F 118 DRANE.ANTHLNY JR 105 EDMUNDS,CATHERINE E 17 flLLIAM R 106 f F 61-62 . ANTHONY 105 . CHARLES P 84 DENNISON, DICKINSON 111 . CATHARINE - . CURD 84,123 MARSHALL JR MRS 122 DICKINSON,BENJAMIN 123 "KITTY" SCOTT 105 . DANNY J 87,123 DENT,PAUL L 86 . BENJAMINL 87 . JUDSON SCOTT 105 . LEWIS 85 84 PAUL MRS 128 . LEVIS MD 87,123 . JULIA 105.121 . WILLIAM CAPTAIN DENTON 111 DICKSON,BEVERLY 121 , JULIE 70,86 EDWARDS 29 DENTON,CHARLES 3 . JNO A 9 . LULA 105 EDWARDS,CYRUS 24.,68,103 119 .DB 3 . MARIE 87.123 . MARTHA 105 4 . DAVID f 32,71 DILLEY,JANES GILMORE 71 . SARAH 105 .R . DRURY f 32,71 . JOEL lASfllNGTON 71 . THOMAS J 105 ELDRIDGE 29 . ELIZABETH HUGHES 32,71 . NANCY lASHINGTON 71 DRANEY,VERGIL J JR 123 ELLINGTON,JANE 13 133 . FLORENCE 32 DILLON,ASA E IDl DRIVER 114 ELLIOTT,AMANDA . FRANCES 32,71 . ELIZA 101 DUERSON, . DOROTHY POWERS 87,123 . JAMES ff 32,71 . ELIZA J 101-102 . ELIZABETH SOPHIA 11 . GEO 133 77 , JANES ff JR 32,71 DINTON,SUSAN 77 . JOHN A 11-12 . NELLEY 77 . JIM 31-32,71 DISHMAN.flLLIAK 109 .M SELINA 12 . THOMAS 80 . JOSEPH P 32,71 DIXON,FORREST 95 . MARTHA A ALEXANDER 12 ELLIS,ADA . JUNE 32,71,127 DODO,JOHN 3 . MARTHA C II . ARNINE 77,80 . JUNE HIX 123 SALLY 72 . MARTHA CAROLINE 11 . ASA 77, 102,117 4 . MARGARET 32,71 DODSON,ARCHIBALD . 71 . MARTHA E 12 . GEORGE . MARTHA 32 J 80 . MARTHA ELIZA 11,13 . GEORGE B 3,118 . MARY C HOVARD 32,71 DOMONOSKE 36-37,44 . MARTHA F 13 . MARY 100 77 . ROBERT ffARD 32,71 DOMONSKE 38 . MARTHA S 13 ELLITT,WILLIAM TRACES IHDEX 1993 FAUK Ml

ELLOTT,»ANCy 77 FIHLEY,JAMES PORTER 31 NELDA KS 123 . JOHN C 97 ELHORE, REUBEN JEFFERSON JR 31 FREEMAN,ORLAND E JR 2i . JOHN J 44,96 . ELIZABETH ELLEN 71 FINN 29 ROBERT 21 . JOHN K 90 . mm fILSON 71 FISHER 29 FREMONT,JOHN CHARLES 43 . JULIA ANN 41-42,91-92 . JOHN L 71 FISHER,DAVIS 78 FREMONTS 90 95,98 . LliCY CTHERIHE 71 . ELIZABETH 77-78 FRENCH 115 . JULIE ANN 94 . HARY EVALINE 71 . LUCRETIA 80 FRIZOL,NANCY 32 . LAVINIA "VIENNA" 45 . PATRICIA 71 . T E 86 FROST,MICHAEL D MD 128 . LELA 97 . POLLY 71 .TE MRS 123 FROSTMICHAEL D MO 86 . LEWIS 96 . POLLY CARVBil 71 FITZGERALD, FUNK.WANDA M 123 . LOUISIANA 90 . SETH 72 CARLOS MRS 123 FURLONG,EMERY 96 . LUCY 98 . THOKAS JEFPERSO* 71 FITZGRALO,CARLOS 87 YANCEY 96 . LUCY JANE MONROE 96 . flLLlAK J 71 FLATT.OHN 98 GAITHER.MARY 106 .ML 96 ENBERSON.EDITB 87 FLEMING 29 MARY BURKHART 123 . MARIAH J 44 EMBERTON,ALLY S3 FLEURY,MARGUERITE 134 GALLOWAY,J B 87,123 . MARTHA F 97 . EDITH 123 FLIPPIN 135 GARDAIN,JACOB 38 . MARY 37,40 . ELIZABETH 73, 121 FLIPPiN,J M 54 GARDNER 98 . MARY 'POLLY* 37,90 . RICHARD S3 FOLLIS,CORENLiA A 10 GARDNER, . MARY CORINE 96 ENNERSON, . ELIZABETH I 10 . AMANDA 'MANDY' H- . MARY E 45 LUCINDA FRANCIS 105 . FRANCIS ADAM 10 ASHE 96 . MARY PARADIME 90 ENGLISH 115 . GEORGE ANN 10 . ANNIS 38,40,46 . MARY RETTIE 97 ENNIS 58 . JOHN C 10 . ANNIS SPURLOCK 43 . MELISSA ANN 44 EPLIN,ELLER R 31 . LUCINDA F 10 . AUNT KANDY 91 . MERRIMUS 97 ESQUE,LEONARD 77 . LtiClNDA F FOLLIS 10 . BRlTTAiN 36 . NANCY 37,46 ROBERT 77 . MARY E 10 . CHARLES 38 . NANCY ANN 36-37 ESTEP 23 . MARY ELIZABETH 9 . CORINE 97 . NELLIE J 90 ESTE8,JOANNE 87.,123 . OSA LEE 86 . DANIEL 38.46 . NELLY 39-40 EUBANK,BARBARA 87, 122 . OSA lEE MRS 123 . DANIEL A 44 . OLIVE ALLEN 44 . MILDRED 0 120 . RUBY 10 . DELLA D 96 . POLLY 43,46 . RUTH 120 . 8 B 10 . DORINDA 45 . PRINCESS ELIZABETH 44 EVANS,B B 2 . SHELBY B 9-!0 . ELEANOR 39 . RICHARD 38,40,43 . JACKSON S3 . WARNER U to . ELIAS 0 97 . RILEY 93,97 . JOHN 3 . lESLEY lALKER 10 .FE 24 . SALLY 94,96 FAGALA 72 . IILLIAM R 10 . F F 68 ,103,119 . SALLY AIM 42,44,92,95 FANT,ELVIRA 72 FORBIS.MARY 112 . FELIX BOND 90 97 FARMER,JANE F 86 FORD,BARBARA OLIVER 38 . FLORENCE 94,97 . SALLY ANN OVEK 41,94 FARRIS,ISAAC H 4 . DELLA 88 . GRANDMA 91,94 . SARAH 97 . JAMES 4 . ELIZABETH 113-•114 . GRANDPA 94 . SARAH A 38 . SAMUEL S 4 FORKAN,JANET E 87,il23 . HARRIETT 44 . SARAH A(NN?) 41 FERGUSON 29 FORREST 114 . HENRY PAULDING 40,43 . SARAH ANN 'SALLY' 90 FERGUSON, FORRESTER 29,114 90 . SARAH MAUD 96 . CYNTHIA CBILDRESS 101 FORTH 115 . HENRY PAULLING 39 . SUSAN E 90 102 FOSTER,BARTLETT 78 . HOLLAND 92-93 . THOMAS 38 . CYNTHIA F . ELIZABETH 78 . ISAIAH ALLEN 44 . THOMPSON 38 CBILDRESS 102 . JEAHS 77 .JA 45 .WL GARDNER JR 86 . OOKEGAL 4 . PATSY 77 . JACOB 35-38-40,43 . WILLIAM 36-37-43-45 . DONGAL G 4 . SUSAN 78 45-46,90,98 90-91,94-96,98 . DOUGAL G 101 •102 FOILER,JOHN R 3 . JACOB R 44 . WILLIAM H 93 . DOUGLAS G 102 FOX,GEORGE N 87 . JACOB RILEY 38,44 . WILLIAM HOLLAND 41,96 . EUGENE YETMAN 70 . GEORGE H MRS 123 . JAKES 36 98 .SA 101 . LOUISE COX 132 .134 , JAMES 'RILEY" 96 . WILLIAM PAULDING 44 .SAY 101-102 FRANCIS,HAROLD R 87 . JAMES RILEY 41,91 . WILLIAM ROBERT 96 . SALLIE 101-102 HAROLD 11 MRS 123 . JAMES U 9? . WILLIAM W 44 . SALLIE A 101-102 FRANKLIN,HENRY T 4 . JANE ALLEN 43 . WILLIAM WILEY 90 . SARAH AGNES 100 FRASIER.HOWARD E 87 . JBMIMAH 43,90 . WILLIS JOEL 45 FERREE,ANITA 123 HOWARD E MRS 123 . JEREMIAH 40 . WOODFORD L JR 57,123 FIELD 114 FRASISER 134 , JESSIE 96 GARMON,RALPH COL 123 FIELDS 23,70 FREDERICK,NELDA 87 . JOHN 38,91-92 RALPH R COL 86 PAGE 142 TRACES INDEX 1993

GARNETT its GOFF 133 GROCE 29 HARMON,SANDRA 87 GARRETT 72 GOFF.ANN 133 GUMM 133 SANDRA MS GARRETT.AKNA HAILEY 132 . ELIJAH 133 KADEJAR,SUSANNA 4 HARPER . ANNE HAILEY 132 . JAKIMA 133 HAFLING, HARRIS, . ANNIE HAILEY 132 . UNITY ROGERS 133 JUDGE ANDERSON 123 . AMANDA ELLIOTT 133 . HEHRY 132 GOFORTH 115 HAGAN 29 . FIELDING . HULDA 132 GOODALL,SUSAN 80 KAGAN,HIRAM 53 . JANE . JANES 132 GOODE 25,29 . ISAAC 4 . KATHY KAY KING 21 . LIETUTITIA 132 GOODE,CECIL 75 . JAKE 4 . POLLY . LOUZETTA 132 CECIL E 87,123 . SARAH 4 . ROBERT 133 . LUCRETIA m 132 GOODMAN 115 HAGER.JOHN 13 . IILLIAN 133 . NELVILE 132 GOODMAN,CHARLES A JR 123 HAILEY,ANNA 132 HARRISON,AMANDA 118 . PHOEBE HAILEY 132 GOODWIN 29 . ANNE 132 . HARRIET 78 . SHARON 133 GORIN 59,115 . ANNIE 132 . JAMES 4 . SIDNEY ANN 132 GORIN,FRANKLIN 24,68,103 . PHOEBE 132 . SETH 115.118 . IILLIAN 132 . GLADIN 28 KAINS,ELIZABETH 77 . IILLIAM HENRY 18 . IILLIAN NANSPIELD 132 . HENRY 28 HAKE,PEGGY SMITH 123 HARSTON,MERRILY 49 GARRISON,RAY H S6,123 . JOHN 28,75 HALE,JAMES 123 HARVEY,ELVINA GARROtT,ANGUISH 132 . LERIS 24 SHIRLEY 32.123 . ELVIRA 49 . JANES 132 . MICHELLE 25,69 HALL 29 115 . LILLIAN . JOHN 132 . RAY 24 HALL,SARy . NANCY . LYDIA 132 . SANDI 7,21,25,27-28,49 HALSELL,BENJAMIN 53 . SYTHA . KILLY 132 75 107,114 HAMILTON 68 HATCHER,DAVID . RICHARD 132 . SANDRA K 28,41,45,69 HAMILTON,EDIARD C 87 . TH 66 GASS,NATHAN 53 87,104 120,123 . EDIARD C MRS 124 . 1 A 66 GATES 115 , THOMAS J 3 , MARGARET 4 HAILEY,AFFARETTA GENTRY 29,105 GOSA 29 HAMH,JANE TURNER 86 124 . ALFRED 32 GENTRY,BENEJAH 107 GOSNBLL,t(ELyiNA 31 HAMMER 105 134 . CHARLES . CORDELIA 107 GOTIN,SANDY 58 HAMMER,J T 4 . CLINTON . CORDELIA GENTRY 107 GRADY,JOHN PAUL 87,123 . KIZZY E 4 . DICEY 32 . DELIA ANN 107 GRAHAM,MARY 'POLLY' 31 . PETER EMRY 135 . DelITT C . DELIA ANN GENTRY 107 GRAY 115 HANCOCK,CORA 133 . JAMES . DON 76 GRAY,CLURY 76 . EDGAR 133 . JOHN . DONALD E 123 .G f 76 . LUCY 133 . JOROME . JANE t07 . LORANNA L 123 . PEARL toi -102 . LESTER 32 GERIG.GULLIAN 110-111 . LUCY T 76 . THOMAS 133 . LORENZO 32 GIBSON,JULA ANN 49 . NARY 8 , ULGA 133 . MARGARET GILES,riLETTA 81 . R J 76 HANDY 115 . MARY GILL,FRANCIS G 87,123 , ROBERT 76 HANNA 29 . NARY E 32 MARIANNE M 87,123 . SERSIE 76 HARBISON.KAY 86 124 . NANCY 32 GILLENIATER 134 . IILLIAN 76 HARBOUR 1!5 .S 32 GILLOCK 77 GREEN 29,115 HARDEE,GEN 65 . SARAH 32 GILLOCR,ALBERT GREEN,JOHN 100 HARDIN,ESTHER 4 . STRINGFIELD . BETSY 77 GREENUP.NARY POLLY 134 . HARRISON 4 . THOMAS . ELIZABETH 77-78 GREER,FRANCIS 98 . IILLIAM 1 12 . THOMAS S 32 . FANEY 77 . SARAH 101-102 HARDING,CLARA 4 . IILLIAM .HP N 3 . IILLIAM 98 . HENRY 4 HAYES 29 . JAMES M 80 116-117 GR1DER,J S REV 8 . MELINDA 4 HAYES,AARON MAY . JEANS 77,80 GRIMES,CHRISTINE 95 HARDY 115 . ARKY . HARTBA ANN 116-117 . DOROTHY 95 HARLAN,JAMES 4 . CLABOURN . NANCY 78 . HATTIE JANE ADAMSON 95 . MELISSA E 4 . HENNARY . POLLY 78 . HENRY 95 , NANCY 4 . JOHN . SALLEY 78 . RICHARD NEEL 95 . SAMUEL 4 . JOHN D 124 . SEALEY 77 GRIMSLEY,JETER CAPT 87 . VALENTINE 4 . MARY A 13 GLAZEBROOK 25 123 . VECHAL 83 . MRS CLABOURH GLOVER,JOHN A 3 GRINSTEAD 25 HARLAND,SARAH A 49 HAYS f R 3 GRINSTEAD.P I 4 HARLOR,CLAIRBORN 109 HAYSLIP,ANN 120 GODSPEED 46 RF MD 24,68, 103,119 MARSHALL 4 HELN,DARRYL 124 TRACES INDEX 1953 PAGE 143

HELTON 29 HiRSCHi.DlANNE 124 . NARTHA 89 HUKGATE 29 HENDERSON,A JEFFERSON 72 HISEJOKN 124 . NOLEY 89 HUNT,J » 6 . BETSV 5 flIXON,ELIZABETH 73 . NANCV 89 . JOHN 1 6 . DOi 72 HOBBS,GLADYS J 87 . OLIVER 89 . LYDIA 6 . ELIZABETH 5 GLADYS JANE 124 . POLEY 89 . NANCY 6 . JEFFERSON 1 72 HOBSON,A T 2 . VINAH 89 . NANCY A 6 . fflLLIAK ROSCOE 72 HODGE,D 1 2-3 HOUGH 74 . OVEN ET 6 HENDRICK, HODGES,ANOS HOUSER,CLARA J 87 . REBECCA J 6 . JANES ALEXANDER 72 NRS ANOS HOIARD,BECKY 5 . SARAH 6 . JANES ALEXANDER J8 72 HOFFMAN,FRED 89 . BETTY 5 . SARAH A 6 . PARSON 72 HOGAN 105 . CHRISTOPHER 5 . SARY 77 HENDRICKS.D HOGG 114 . ELIZABETH 6 . SITHY 6 . DANIEL 77 H0G6,LAVELLE COX 87 124 . FRANCIS NILBORN 57 HUNTER 114 . LUCINDA 78 HOKE,SADIE STARNS 74 124 . HANNAH 6 HUNTER,JOHN P 6 . POLLEV 78 HOLDER 28 . JANES 6 HUSTON,DELILAH 74 . SESREE 77 HOLDER,EAVY 49 . JANE 6 HUTCHENS,NARGARET F 6 . IlLLIAN 78 HOLLAND,CATHRINE . JOHN W MRS 124 HUTCH1NS,PAT 124 HENNEBERRY 9 . JOHN 5 . MARY C 32,71 INGRAN 29 HENSLEy.LORA 87 . LEVINA . MARY GRACE 109 IRVIN,RANDA POVELL 124 LORA NRS 124 . NARY 5 . MATTY 6 JACKMAN,IILLIAM * 110 HERCy,HENRY 5 . NARY J . NILBURN JR 57 JACKSON,CARY 6 . LYDIA ANN 5 . NANCY 5 . MRS CHESTER 57 . COE 6 . NARY JANE 5 . SARAH N 5 . NRS VILLIAN 6 . DORCAS 6 HESTAND.ABRAN 5 HOLLIDAY 115 . NANCV 6 . ENOCH 73 . ARAHAN 5 HOLLIDAY,NANCY 5 . NAOMI 127 . GEN 61 . BARTON 5 HOLLINGSIORTH,DOSHIA 107 . OBEDIAH 6 .HM 6 . DANIEL 5,72 . NARY ANN NDNN 107 . PRECELLA 6 . MARGRET 6 . ELIZABETH 5 . THONAS 107 . STEPHEN 6 . NARION 6 . ESTER 5 HOLLINSGSfORTH, . 1 G 53 . MARTHA R 23 . HENRY 5 DORTHEA 107 . IILLIAM 6 . NARY ANN 6 . HESTER 5 HOLLISSIORTH,PAT 124 HOfSER,JANE 6 . PETER 6 , JOHN 5 HOLLIIAY.HARRET 5 . NANCY 6 JAMES,FRANK 111 . LOURAKA 5 HOLLOfAY,NARGARET 74 . NICHOLAS 6 JESSE 48 111 . KARGARET 5 HOLNAN 120 . SALLY 6 JAMESON,EMILY 80 . NARY 5 HOLNAN,JOSEPH 43 . VICOLSY 6 . JANE 78 . NRS DANIEL 5 . JOSEPH H 3 HRVEV,LILLIAN 86 . LEfflSA 80 . PERNELIA 5 . NARY 73 HUDSON,}] IRAN 111 . VILLIAN 80 . PHILLIP 5 . PAUL 1 JR 87 124 HUDSPETH,DESURESSION 47 JAMISON,ROBT F 4 . POLLY 5 . TRAVIS 95 HUFF 74 JANES,DAVID 57 . TURNER 5 HOLNES,POLLY 5 HUFF,PROFESSOR 17 JANSEN,JESSICA D 124 HIBBIT,JANES 54 . RUTH . SAMUEL 6 JEFFERSO,THOMAS 18 HIBBITS.J C 54 . WALTER 5 . SARAH 6 JEFFRIES,N D REV 8 HICKENBOTTON 74 HONE 115 . IILLIAN 6 . OPAL 121 HICKNAN.IiLLIAN 109 HOBEYCUTT, HUFFNAN 115 . STEVEN R 87 HICKS,GALE D 106 124 CHARLES NAYOR 2 HUFFMAN,JOHN 4 JENNINGS 48 , ISAAC 106 HOOD 115 . JULIUS 71 JESSE,LAZARUS 49 . REBECCA CASEY 106 HOPE,LINDA 53 . NANCY 71 JEfELL 115 HIGDON,BECKY 78 LINDA L 124 . VICKI A 87 JEWELL,GEORGE D 116 . ISHNEL 78 HORNING,J 0 84 . VICKI A NS 124 JEFFREY G 72 124 , JOHN 78 ROUGHENS,JERRY D 124 . RILLIE ANN 71 JILLSON,riLLARD ROUSE 40 . JOSEPH 78 RUEL 87 124 HUGHES 29 JINKINS,ELIZABETH 77 . PEGGY 77 HOUCHIN,ALEXANDER 89 HUGHES,ELIZABETH 32,71 . LEVENSY 77 . RITER 78 . CHARLES 89 ROBERT 4 . LUCINDA 77 HILL 29 114 . ELIZABETH 89 HULL,GEORGE R 87 , POLEY 7? HILL,HELEN T MRS 124 . FRANCES 89 GEORGE R NRS 124 . VILLIAN 77-78,80 NARGARET L 87 . HAHNA 89 HULLETT.ROBERT 95 JOBE,DAVID 6 HILLEARY 68 . JOHN 89 HUMES 29 . ENOCH 6 HIRSCfl 29 . NAHALA 89 HUMPHREY.ELIZABETH 40 . JESSE 6 PAGE U4 TRACES IHDEX 1993

J06E,tcont| . THOMAS M 124 KNAUSS,CARROLL R 74 LEFTIICH,CHARLOTTE B 87 . MRS DAVID 6 KELSAY.CARL G 45 -46 KOPPJANE 124 . CHRLOTTE 125 . REBECCA 6 KERNAGHAN,MARGUERITE 134 KRAL,ROBERT MMRS 125 . JOHNR 87 JOHNS,ELIZABETH H 105 KEY,PRICE 134 KRECK 105 LEGRAND,LUCY 98 . ELKER 86 124 VILLIAK 7 KREEK 105 LENON 114 . MARILYN 122 KIDIELL 29, 134 LAIN,JAMES C 134 LEMONS,NOVA ANN 87,125 JOHNSON 29,105 115 KIDVELL.JANE 30 LAMB 114 LENINGTON,NOLA 125 JOHNSON,HARVEY 106 . JOHN "JACK" 30 LAMB,ALAN L 87 125 LENTZ.KARTHA CHAPMAN 125 133 134 . VILLIAN 30 LAMBERT 29 LEONS,PHEBA 7 . LOUISE G 8? KIGER,«AT 62 LANAGAN 1,68,103 119 LEP,NANCY 7 . LOUISE G KS 124 KINBER 100 LANCASTR,LEVI 63 LESLY,ELIZABETH 105 . KAGGIE THOMAS 106 134 KINCHELOE,AMBROSE 106 LANDRETH 74 LEVIKGTON,NOLA 31 . MAHALEY BARBERY COFMAN 106 LANDRETH,SARAH JANE 74 LEfiS,BECKY 7 . MARY KING 29 114 LAKE 29 115 . COL 61,63,66 , NARY F KING,ASA 100 LANE,DALLAS C 134 . COLONEL 58 . MAUDE PARRISH 105 . BEULAH C 124 . FRANCES J 134 . J B 57-58,67 . MR 70 . ELIZABETH 7 . MARY . JOHN 49 . NAPOLIEN BONAPARTE 133 . HENRY . ROBERT 7 . JOS H 3-4

. SARAH FLORENCE - .J ESTELLE STEIART 33 . SALLY 7 . JOSEPH H 49 VILSON 133 . KITTY 100 . THELMA . KINNIE 57 . VADA 106,134 . NARGARET E LEfIS 21 . THOMAS . SUSAN ANN 72 . VERA 87 . MARY E 100 LANFORD 29 LIGHT,NARY ANN 72 . IILLIAM 7 . THOMAS 101-102 LANGONJOHN R 79 LIND,JENNIE 92 JOHNSTON,L B 54 . THOMAS H 101 •102 LARIMORE.ARENIA 49 LION 114 VERA MRS 124 . THOS 100 . BOSLEY H 49 LISAAM?,DAVID 7 JOKES 23-25,29,68 ,103 KINGREY,IILLIAK 106 . MARY ANN LIGHT 72 LITTLE 115 115,119 KINGSTON,BETTY LOU 124 . NANNIE 133 LITTLE,REBECCA 7 JONES,FRANCES 54 KINGTON 72 . ROBERT CRITTENDON 133 REBECCA J 113 . FRANCES V 86,128 KINGTON, . VHITMAN 72 LITTLEFIELD, . FRANCES YOUKG 100,102 . BETTY LOO BOLEN 70,72 LASH,DORCAS 47 . AKNIS AUSTIN 134

. FRANCIS Y 79 . 74 LAUBENSTEIN.DIANNA 125 . EDMUND 134 . JOHN 77 . BETTYLOO 87 LAURENCE,ELIZABETH 7 LIVELY 115 . JOHN f 16 KINNEY.ELKD 31,87,124 JOHN 7 LOCK 115 . LILLIAN 87,124 132 LAWLESS,BURIELL 3 LOCK,JACOB 24,96,110 . MRS CS 16 KINSLOV 29 LAWRENCE 29 . JAMES 7 . RUBY 88,127 KINSLOV,AARON 3 LAWRENCE,MARY IRENE 9 . MRS JAMES 7 . SAMPSON JR 3 . AMBROSE 72,106 SOLOMON KILLER 70 LOCKE,CARL E 87,125 . TRAVIS 95 . BARBERY COFKAN 106 LAWSON.BOBBY 87 . ELDER JACOB 67

JORDAN,DONALD E 86 , ELIZABETH - . BOBBY MRS 125 . JACOB 103,118 . DONALD E MRS 124 CARPENTER 106 . ELSADA 7 LOGUE,WILLIAM 7 . NARY CRITTENDEN 72 . HAZEL S 86 . SAN D 125 LONDON, . NANCY 7 . JULIA A CARPENTER 72 LAYMOND,L REV 8 SANDY SANDERSON 125 . fILLIAN 7 . JULIA ANNE 72 LAZARUS,MR L U LONG,JEAN MRS 125 JORDON,JERRY 72 . MILTON 106 LEACH,JANE 113 RICKY 135 JOSSERAND.JANETTE 87 KINTON?,SARAH 9 LEATHERWOOD 29 LOOSE,STEVEN 125 KEELS,NAXINE RANTON 86 KiRBY 29 LEAVEL 115 LOVE 115 KAXINE RANTON MRS 124 KiRBY,K]BLEY 7 LEAVEL,IILLIAM F 16 LOVELACE 70 KEETH,SUSANNAH 90 ROBERT ? LEAVELL 105 LOVELACE,FRANCES COLE 9 KEGLEY 23 KIRKATRICK 68,103 LEAVELL,B£KJANIN 105 . JAKES 106 KEGLEY,SALLIE 124 KIRKPATRICK 24,119 SARAH A 16 . JAMES C 9 SALLIE RALSTON 135 KIRKPATRICK, LEE 29 . JULIA FRANCES 10 KELLEV,JII,ES 7 . KEZIAH CHISM 133 LEE,JANE 49 . SYDNEY JACKSON 10 . MARGARET 7 . LUCY SMITH 106 . KENNETH 88 LOVING 115 . MRS OTTO i 86 . MARY POLLY 133 . POLLY 7 LOW 115 . SUSAN 7 . MOSES 106 LEECH,BRICE 'PETE" 75 LOWE,ELIZABETH 30 KELLY 23,29,70,105 . WM 133 .BRICET 16,67,86 ,103 . JIMMIE 67 KELLY,CALEB 53 KLEMN,RACHEL I 86 \ll ,128 . KARILEE SETTLE 105,125 . JONOTHAN 30 KLINE,PAT HUTCHINS 124 . JOHN 16 LOWREY,JOHN 80 TRACES INDEX 1993 PAGE 145

LOim.lcont) . EDWARD 81) . CIRENA 113 . RALPH 88 . NANCV 78,80 . ELIZABETH 45 , CYRUS 113 MORRIS 29 . POLLY 80 . JOYCE 40 • EE 113 MORRIS,EMMANUEL 32 . SALLY 80 . NATHAN 30 . ELISHA E 113 . LINDELL 87 125 LOfRY.GARRETT 72 . ROBERT 30,125 . ELIZABETH 134 . SARAH ANN 31 LOCASWOHU 7 . WELCOMB 53 . ELIZABETH FORD 113-114 MORRISON,ADELINE 135 KARIA L 13 . flLLIAK D 3 . ELJA 114 . BETSY 135 LUCK 115 MATHENY,MARY/POLLY 73 . ENBREY E 113 . ELIZABETH J 135 LUTZOf.OTTO I m 125 MATTHEWS 115 . EMORY 134 . ISAAC 135 LYKENS.AMANDA 52 KATTHEWS.JOHN 106 . ESTHER A BAXTER 114 . ISABELLA 135 LYLES 29 TERRY D 106 . GEORGE C 134 . JAMES 135 LYLES.TflOKAS H 49 MAXEY 24,68,103,119 .J DOUGLAS 125,134 . JOHN OGDON 135 «—,NEBH(IAH 13 MAXEY,EDWARD JR 53 . JANE 113 . JOSEPH 78 NACDONALD.LUCY 73 . MARY JANE 21 . JANE LEACH 113 . JOSEPH E 135 NADDERAH.ROSE 0 125 . RADFORD 54 . JOEL 134 . LIZZIE 135 HADDERON^ROSE 0 87 MCDONALD,LUCY 73 . JOHN 113 . MARGARET B 135 KADISON,JAKES 18 KCcCALEB,ISABELLA 70 . JOHN HARRISON 134 . MARIA 135 POLLY 78 KEADOW,NELSON W 54 . JOHN NP 113 . KARYJANE 135 KAGAINES.FIBBY 78 MEADOWS 29 . JOHN W 113,134 . PEGGY 77 KAGERS,BETTY L 125 MEANS US . JONATHAN U3 . ROY 125 NAGINES,DAVID 78 MELTON,AMANDA 49 . JOSIAH 113 . SARAH I 135

WILLIAM 77 MENEFEE 19 . JULIA T 113 . STEPTO 78 IJ ^ MAGINNIS.AMN 30 MEREDITH,DONALD 6 21 . LEMUEL 134 . WILLIAK B 135 KAINS.TSISH 134 NEitRELL,B J 75,87 . LEONARD M 113 MORROW 29 MALERV, BJ MS 125 . MANERVA J PITCOCC 113 KORTON,CELESTA 132 1 MARY CATHERINE 135 KERRELLB J 67 . MANERVA PITCOCK 113 . DAVID NEWTOM 134 MALEY,SUSAN T 80 METZEN,SUSAN 87,125 . NANERVY PITCOCI 113 . DVID N 134 HALONE.fflLLIAM H 3-4 KILLER 29,106-107,114 . MARGARET 134 . ELIJA J 134 MANIS 29 MILLER,ELIZA A 13 . MARY E 113 . JASPER PRANK 134 MANSFIELD 72 . ELIZA ARISTED 12 . MARY F 113 . JOHN 134 MANSFIELD,CATTY 77 . GLENN 48 . NARY POLLY GRBENUP 134 . MARTHA 134 . DAVID 78 . JOHN 80 . NANCY E 113 . THOMAS 132 1 J T . ELUABETR 80 . JULIET 80 . PERKELIA 113 . WHITSON GW 134 . ELLICK 77 . MARY R 13 . PHILLIP 114 . WILLIAM S 134 . FIELDING 80 KILLS,KAY 125 . REBECCA J LITTLE 113 . ZORADO I 134 . JAKES 80 MITCHELL,HUGH 57 . REBECCA T 113 MOSBY,NEAL 125 . JBSSE 77,80 . JANES 46 . RODA A PENNINGTON 114 NOSER,ANTHONY S 72 . JOHN 73 . JEAN S MRS 125 . RUAN BIGGERS 113 . ELIZABETH 72 . JOHN E 73 . PATRICIA 125 . SAKUEL J 113 . PHILIPP KOSER 72 . JOHN EDWARD 72 . PATRICIA ELKORE 71 . SAKUEL ff 114 KOSIER,ROKER 72 . KITTY 80 KOCABEE 23,70 . SARAH 134 HOMER D 125 . MARIETTA REV 125 KOCABEE,MYRT 105 . SARAH B 45 KOSS IN . MATILDA 78 MONROE,— 13 . SARAH BEDFORD 114 K0SS,J01iN C 135 . THOMAS 78 . JANES 18,49,83 . SEPHAN AD 114 RACHEL M 135 . VIRGIL JR 102 . JOHN 98 . STEPHEN B 114 NOWRY,ABIGAIL 73 . VIRGIL L 181-102 . JOHN P 13 . SUSAN M 114 MUNN,VIVIAN POYNTER 125 . VIRGIL L JR 101 . LUCY JANE 96 . SYNOMIA A 113 NUNROE,NANCY 132 . VIRGIL L SR 101 MONTGOMERY,A P MRS 125 . THOMAS 113 MURPHY 29 . VIRGIL SR 102 KOORE 29 .VIRGINIAN 87,125 MURRAY,J A 111 . WILKINSON 78 MOORE, . VIRGINIA K MRS 134 . JOHN A 111 . WILLIAM 77,80 . ABIGAIL PENNINGTON 113 . WILLIAM !13-114,I34 , JOYCE MARTIN 40 MARRS 115 . ABRAHAM 113-114 . WILLIAM M 114 . I FELIX 87.125 MARSHALL 114 . ALEXANDER C 113 . ZERENA S 113 . LORETTA 109 MARSHALL,ANDREI 4 . ALFRED 113 MORE,JOEL 134 . MRS LORETTA M 125 MARTIN 29,106- 107,114 . ALICE DULWORTH 113 MORGAN 29 MURRELl,ROBERT MARTIN,AGNES AK 80 . BRiLLA 134 MORGAN,JOHN HUNT 48 KURREY.LORETTA M 87 . ANN 30 . CATHERINE 134 . MARY n MUSIC 115 .EA 45 , CERILDA 134 . MORGAN 133 MUTTERJOBN R 87 125 PAGE 146 TRACES INDEX 1993

HYERS.K F 3 NEWEL,NARY ?8 .JJ 62 PERKINS,CARL 52 73 . LOUELLA K 86 ROBERT 78 . JORDAN 49 . ELIZABETH . LOUELLA K NRS m NEVELL,WILLIAM 80 . SALLY ANN 41 . JOEL S 3 126 . SALLIE 134 NEVNAN.ANNA L 88 . SARAH ANN 41 PETERSON,BETTY D HYRAND,BARBARA A 125 ANNA L NRS 126 PACE,JAMES THOMAS 132 PETTY 115 NcBRIDE.NAHCV 47 NICKOLDS 133 LEONA 88,126,132, 135 PICKET 115 NcCARTY,CHARLES S9 NIMMO.JOHN 116-117 PAGE 134 PICRETT,JOHN 77 77 . MARY 89 NIX 29 PAGE,DONALD 1 29 NARY . HIKSEY 89 NOBLE,MICHAEL 86 . JANES 73 PICKIT,HENRY 78 McCLAlN,ALBERT 71 NOBLES,MICHAEL 126 . LT 59 PILES 115 114 MARTHA MATILDA 71 NORRIS.JOHN J 30 . RACHEL BROCKMAN 29 PIPER NcCLELAN.NALLY 77 . RICHARD 30 . ROBERT 29 PIPKIN, KcCOMAS.JOHH 78 . VILIIAM E 30 , RUTH EUBANK 120 LaDONNA McGLOCKLIN 126 KcCOKBS 29 NORVAL,HUGH 78 PAINTER 114 PITCHFORD, 126 NcCOY 115 NOVOSEL,DON 87,126 PALMER,CHARLES WJR 86 . JEANETTA MRS NcCULLOGK^JOANKE S 87 NUCKOLS.A 80 126 . JEANETTE 88 KcDANIEL,ELIZABETH 13 . ANDRE* 77,79-80 PALMORE,R A 85 PITCOCK 29 126 KcDOKALD 29 . ANDREI B 3 PARK 114 PITCOCK,JOH(l R 113 KcFARLAND 29 . NARY 78,80 PARKE 29 . MANERVA NcFERRAN.J C SR 19 . NANCY 80 PARKE,CHRISTOPHER 88,,126 . NANERVA J 113 113 . JANES C 18-20 . PATSY 77 PARKER,D B 81 . NANERVY 23,70 . JOHN B 19 . PONNCY 80 LOUISE 81 PLANT 126 . f R 2 . POUNCBY 78 PARRISH 105 PLUMNER,WALTER MRS 126 KcGAUGHEY 72 . POUNDY 78 PARRISH.ADDIE C 70 POGUE,CORNELIA 0 NcGINNIS,ELIZABETH 78 HUEL.MARY 7? . EDWIN B NRS 126 POINTER 115 KcGLASSON,IRENE 1S7,125 ROBIN 77 . FLORENCE B 70 POLK,JANES KNOX 18 NcGLOCKLIN.LaDONNA 126 NUKALLY,flLLIS LOGAN 106 . GEORGE D 70 POOLE 114 NcUKNEY,ARCHIBALD 55 NUNN.MARY ANN 10? . HENRY C 70 POPE 24,68,103,119 126 . CATHERINE 57 NUNNALLY,JOSIAH 135 . MAUDE 70 PORTER,FLORINDA 87 . CHARLES 55.57 . NARY BROWN 106 . SARAH CORINNE 70 POSEY,MARIAN SMITH 126 . CHARLES JR 57 . MARY J 106 PARSONS 29 . NARY ANN 57 . NANCY 106,126 PAUL,ELIZABETH 70 POSSLEY,NANCY FRIZOL 32 126 . RANEY 55.57 . IILLIS 106 PAUIDING 39 . STEPHEN 54-55,5? OAK 114 PAULDING,HENRY 40 POTTER,NANCY ANN 72 36 . fILLIAN 55,5? OFFICER,MARGARET 31 ISAAC 40 POWELL NcLERRAN,HAROLD 32,125 OLIVER,BARBARA 39 PAULING 39 POWELL,KARTHA 26 -28,69 124 . NRS NYRTLE 125 08B0RN(E),JEREMIAH 73 PAYNE , 29 WANDA 23 . NYRTLE 88 . LUCY MACDONALD 73 PAYNE,NARY ELIZABETH 9 POWERS NcNILLAN, . MACDONALD 73 ROBERT F 9 POWERS,DOROTHY 87.123 125 LENA DOLORES 125 OSBORN.H N 54 PEACOCK 114 POYNTER,VIVIAN KcNILLIN, JOHN 54,73 PEARSON 29 PRATHER,JACK 23 PATRICK KEENAN 30 OSTERVALD,REV NR 11 PECK,JACOB 21 PRESTON,SUE E 8 NcKURRY.fflLLIAN U 3 OWENfS) 106-107 PEDEN 24-25,27,67-68,103 PRICE,R N 36 KcNEESE.NERLE E 88 OIEN,DAVID 98 119 PRUITT,ELLEN 31 23,40 NERLE E NRS 126 .E HENRY 63 PEDEN,DARRELL 126 PUCKETT KASB.DELLA FORD 88 . EDY 98 . EVA 88 PUCKETT.D HUGH ND 88 NEEDHAN.C R 8-9 . ELIZABETH 40 . EVA COE 28,45,104,113 NANCY 107 29 . CALEB R 9 . ELIZABETH HUNPHREY 40 120 OUALLS . JOHN fOODSON 9 .JJ 66 . HOWARD 88 QUIGLEY.THONAS J LT 126 77 . LYDIA DAVIS 9 .JN 61 . NARTHA S 80 RADFORD.ANNA 77 . ROBERT fILEY 9 . JAMES 45-46 PEDIGO 106-10? . CARROLINE NEELAND,ROBERT 87 . JOHN 40 PEMBERTON.BUFORD J . EDWARD 78 78 ROBERT MRS 126 . JOHN H 40- 41,45,98 PENCE 115 . JANES 77 NELSON 29 .RA 66 PENDERGRAS(S),CLAUDE 132 . JEANS NEViL.J T 61 , SALLY ANN 40-41,94 PENiCK,THOMAS H 3 . SILAS 78 NEVILLE,CATHERINE 57 . THOMAS TABB 98 PENN,BARBARA SANDERS 126 , SYLAS 78 80 . IT 61 OWENS,C 49 PENNINGTON,ABIGAIL 113 RAINEY,NANCY . riLLlAN B 57 . GRANDMA SALLY ANN 41 RODA A 114 RALSTON, TRACES INDEX \m PAOE 147

RALSTON.lcont) RiCHEY.RUSSEL S 88.126 . VIVIAN TAYLOR 109 SCHIELER,PATRICIA 87 . ANDIVELLE HAMILTON 135 RICHMOND, RflfSEl',ELIZABETH 78 SCHNITZER,JEANNE C 127 . NARY BROECKER 135 . FLORENCE RUTH 95 ROYALTY, SCHROEDER,BETTY N 74,127 . MARY C SEAV 135 . HENRY TOBE 95 AUGUSTINE * MS iZ6 SCHUCK 29 . MATILDA SEE 135 . NERRiNUS DOYEL 96 ROYCE.CAROLINE 126 SCHULAi(,NARI£ E 127 . ROBERT 135 . MYRTIE BRIDGES 96 ROYSE^HIRAH 73 SCOTT 105,115 . SALLIE 135 . NYRTIE CORA 95 . JOHN 73 SCOTT,ALNA 95 RANDLES 72 . IILLIAN AUBREY 95 . NARY 73 CATHARINE "KITTY' 105 RATTLE 115 . flLLIE 96 . NELINDA 73 SCRIVENER,JANES 78 RAY,C 80 RIDER 114 . NANCY 73 . JOHN 80 . JOSEPH F 4 RIHERD,SHELLY T 86,126 . SARAH 73 . JUDY 78 . NICHOLAS J 44 RILEY.LOUISA 36-37 . SARAH STOTT 73 . THONAS 78-79 .PS 4 RITTER,AMANDA J 106 . SOLONON 73 SEA¥,NARY C 135 . PRESLEY S 4 . EDIARD T 106 . SOLONON JR 73 SEE,NATILDA 135 REED 114 . ELIZABETH BALDOCK 106 . IILLIAN 73 SEHORN,ANDREW JACKSON 31 REED,JAMES A 54 . JOHN 1 3 RUBLE,PEGGY 126 . FINLEY 31 . LUCY C 54 . JOSEPH N 106 RUBY,NELL £ 88,126 . HENRIETTA LORA 31 . MARY A 134 . JOSIAH 106 RUKBLE,DEBRA S 126 . JOHN 31 REID,H C REV . LEfIS C 106 RUNE,CHRISTINE R 73 . JOHN CALVIN 31 PATRICIA ENNIS 38-39 . LEIIS H 106 RUNG,CHRISTINE RI8AN 126 . NARY "POLLY" 31 REMER,JAMES E 88 126 133 . NARY E 106 RUPP 82 SELF.JORDON 59 RENEAU,MARTHA 88 . NANCY DENNAM 106 RUSH 115,134 .K S9 . NARTHA P 86 107 120 . NEITON P 106 RUSSELL,BELEN B 126 . NORGAN 133 . 126 . PARALEE 106 . NARY 88 SELLERS 29 . MARTHA POIELL 26-28,69 . SARAH A 106 . NARY P 9 SETTLE 105,115 RENICK 68,91,103,115,119 . VIRGINIA 106,127 . TON 88 SETTLE,PRANCES lOS RENICK,LELA 39,42,91-92 . riLLJAM J 106 . TON k NARY 126 GEORGE 72 94,96 . IILLIS 106 RUTHERFORD,DOLORES C 30 KARILEE 105,125 . LELA SNODDY * 41 . lOODPORD 106 73,86 NARY MORGAN 72 . SPENCER 96 ROACH 114 . DOLORES C NRS 126 PAUL L 86,!27 . THONAS 96 ROAD 115 RUTLEDGE,PEARL L 31 SALLY DODD 72 RENNICK 24 ROBERSON 29 ROY 85 SINON 72 REXROAD,GREGORY • 126 ROBINSON 30,73 RYBACK,CLARICE 86 SUSAN ANN 72 GREGORY G 126 ROBINSON, CLARICE KRS 128 SflADOAN,ANNA 122 REYNOLDS,LEROND 88 126 . PHILIP ELLIOTT 31 SABINS,FLOYD 49 SHA1N,JUNE 127 . MARION L 88 . SARAH ELIZABETH 31 SACKETT,IRNA 73,127 SHANNON,IM P 3 . MARION L MRS 126 . IILLIAN 31 SADLER,KOENA 88 SHARP 58,115 RHEA,JAMES 57 ROCK 114 NOENA NRS 127 SHARPLESS 100 RHODES 29 ROD£NBERGER,JOAN 126 SALISBURY 106 SHAi,JANES L 127 RICHARDS.IDA FOLLIS 10 RODGERS,SUSAN 81 SALISBURY,PAT 107 SHEAFFER,! T 127 RICHARDSON 29 120 ROGERS 115 SANPLE Its SHEFFIELD,LORENZO DEL 73 RICHARDSON,ALBERT K 76 ROGERS,EDNUNC 26 55,57 SANDERS,ISAAC 78 PAULINE JANE 73 . ALNARINE 76 112 . JOHN 77,80 SHELTON.ELIZABETH 46 . ALONZO 76 . JNO G 3 . PATSY 77 NARY 105 . ELLEN M 132 . JOHN T 3 SANDERSON.SANDY 125 SKEPARD,APT 60 . H N 76 . UNITY 133 SANDIDGE.C C REV 8 CAPT 59 . HAPPY 76 . WILLIAM 6 3-4 SARTAIN.JOEL 3 SHERRY 29 . INFANT 76 ROICE,SARAH 73 SATER.DESURESSION 47 SHIP.MANTA G MRS 127 .JA 76 RONE,VENDELL H SR 37 . DORCAS 47 SHIPMAN 114 . JEFFREY H 76 ROSE 114 . HENRY 47 SHIRLEY, . JULIA A 76 ROSS 135 . JOHN 47 . CAROLINE POLK COX 132 . N J 76 ROSS,CHRISTINE L 87 . NILDRED 47 . DELELIA 70 . MARY E 76 CHRISTINE L MRS 126 . NANCY 47 . GE'.'RuE 2 . NARY J 76 ROTTEN 115 . SARA!! 41 . GiiORuE i 132 .VH 76 ROUUDTREE 114 SAVAGE liJti-ll)7.1l5 , NARV ELLEN COX 132 , BiLLIAM C 76 ROUSSEAU 26 SArrER.HOSM 86 . NHfTON i32 . fILLlAM KIRK 76 ROISSEAU.VIVIAN 39.55 HONl NRS :27 SHOKT ill,115 . n H 76 iiiv ?'.:ALES.A!L!-EK 12/ SH.RT.JOllN i 3! PAGE 148 TRACES INDEX 1993

SHORT.Icont) . DAVID C 3 . THOMAS H 98 SARAH 53 NANCY 31 .EH 49 . THOMAS HERBERT 95 SUMMER 114 SIBLEY,SOPHIA 30 . FINISH 3 . WILLIAM HERBERT 96 SUTTON 135 SIDDENS,SUSAN NICOLE 49 . FLORA ESTHER 82 SNOOK,NORVIN G 127 SWINDELL,SUSAN 127 SIKES,JOSEPH 106 . GARDY D 88 SNOW 114 SIOPE,BEVERLY M 127 SHARON GARRETT 133 . GARY D 127 SOMERS,W PERRY 70 SYLVIA,LINDA H 86 SINNONS 27 . Gf 118 SOUTHER,«M 118 TACKETT 23 SIKNONS.C CLAYTON 67,103 . HARRIET ELIZABTH 82 SPARAROI 114 TAIT,DAVID 83 . JANES N 26,69 88,104 . HOKER ALEXANDER 82 SPARKS 29 TANNER 114 . JANES MORRIS 86,129 . ISAAC 3,77,81 SPEAKMANJON 73 TARBUTTON,JESSE 73 . JiMNIE n . ISAAC J 82 SPENCER,LOTTIE 88 TARRANT,CARTER 109- 110 . JINNY \ . ISHNAEL H 4 . LOTTIE MISS 127 TAYLOR 29 . ROB 127 , JACOB 4 . NAOMI 127 TAYLOR,HAROLD D 88 127 SINOK,SIBYL N 87,127 . JEHIEL 82 SPILLMAN, JIMNIE H 86 SINGLETON, . JEREKIAH K 3 NAOMI HOWARD 127 TEEVAN.ALICE RUSSELL 127 LESTER THE REV 127 . JESSE 3 SPORE,HELEN E 86 TEMPLE 115 SIZENORE 106 . JOHN 57 HELEN E MS 127 TERRY,WILL 66 SKAGGS.ELIZABETH 49 . JOHN C 3 SPRINGER 115 WILLIAM SAMUEL IV 51 JANES DANIEL 73 . JOHN i 82 SPURLOCK,ANNE 46 THODE,ERNEST 23 SKINNER 11 . KATIE M »6,127 . ANNIS 43 THOMAS 29,98 106 SKINNER,JANES 12 . KATIE NAUDE 47 . AKNIS GARDNER 45 THOMAS,LESTER 36-37,91 . JOHN D 12 . LILLBOURNIA? 82 . DANIEL 45-46 94-95,97 . JOHN DUERSON 12 , LUCY 106 STAPLES 111 . LESTR 42 , NARY S 13 . K ELLIE 101-102 STAPLES,CHARLIE 111 . MAGGIE 106,134 . NARY SELINA 12 . NARIAN 126 ED 111 . 0 L 69,86 127 . NARY SELINA DUERSON 12 . NARY JAKE 82 STARKEY,SARAH 74 . SAML 54 . SALLIE 8,12 . KARY NUCKOLS 78 STARKS,JAMES EVANS 8 . WILLIAN L 86 . SALLIE ANDERSON 12 . NAT 67 . JAS T 8 . WILLIAM LESTER 35,39 SUyfiffm,STEPHEN S 87 . NOAH 63 . JENNIFER LYNN 8 41,43,93,96 SLAVE,ABRAN 53-54 , PEGGY 123 STARNES 74 THOMERSON,VIRGINIA X 86 . BILLY 80 . POUNCY A 82 STARR,ROBERT R ND I6.127 . VIRGINIA RITTER 106 . DAFPNEY 7? . POUNCY ANDERSON 81 STEEL 115 127 . EDKUND 53-54 . RANDOLPH 86 STEEN,SALLY 53 THOMPSON 29 . ISAAC 80 , RANDOLPH N 129 STEENBERGEN.DORTHA 121 THOMPSON,ED PORTER 66 . JANE 78 . ROBERT A 82 . ELIZABETH 78 NATHAN 66 . JESSE 53-54 . ROSEMARY 127 . HUH M 78 THRASHER 115 . JOHN 6 , RUBY J 81 . JULIAN, f 8,127 THREET,JOAN G MRS 127 . JUDA 7 . RUBY JONES 88,127 . PETER 78 TIEBOUT,JOHN U . JUDAH SARAH 7 . SALEY 77 . ROBERT P 80 TILLOTSON.JUNE DENTON 32 . LOUISE 7 . SARAH ETTA 82 STEFFEY,B M 66 71 ,127 . LUCY 7 . SUSAN LUDENA 82 WILL ED 85 TILLY,MILDRED 47 . LYDIA 77 . THOMAS 3 STEWART 29 TINSLEY,THOMAS 109 . NELEY 77 . THOS 4 STOCKTON,ROBERT 110 TOLE,SALLY 80 . NED 53-54 . WILLIAM P 44 STOTT.SARAH 73 TOLLE 25 . POLLY 78 . fflLLIAN S 82 STOVALL.GEORGE 98 TOLLE.SAMUEL 3 . 5AHBIE 77 . WILLIAM SNODDY 82 SUSANNA 98 SAMUEL R 2 . SILVEY 77 SNAVELY, STOVER,JOYCE 127 TOLLIVER.MARY POLLY 74 SUVEiSUII 77 CHRISTEEN 1 DR 127 STRADERJOHN L MRS 127 TOMPKINS,DANIEL D 83 SLAYTON.CALLAN HOLNAN 21 SNEED 29 JOHNL 87 . JARVIS JACKSON 83 DAeNEY iDANiELl 21 SNODDY,CORINE 96 STRANGE.CAROLINE D 11 . ROBERT H 83 SLOAN 29 . ETHELINE 96 . ELUA 13 TRACY,EVA RITTER 88 SNART 115 . FAYE NADELL 96 . NATHANIEL 11 MAX T REV 88 ,127 SXITH 29.114 . FLORENCE 93,98 . NATHL S 11,13 T8IBBLE,SALLEY 78 SMITH.AGNES JEAN 82 , FLORENCE DOYEL 94,97 . ROBERT 11 TRIBUE,COL 65 . BERNICE 101-102 . JENNIE BISHOP 96 . ROBT 11 TROGDON,EDWIN 109 . BETTY ADfELL 88,127 . LELA EARL 96 , SALLIE E 11 . FRED 109 . BUCK 66 . MARY OPAL 96 STRODE 29 . JEAN 109 . CAPTAIN 58 , THOMAS 96 STROUD,ELIJAH 54 TRUE 115 TRACES INDEX 1993 FA-E Mfi

TUNGATE.LOUISA 7! . LOUIS 73 WHETSTONE ili . DOSHIA TUiJiNJESSE 11 . MARY 73 WHHE 36 HOLLINGSWORTH 107 TURNER 31) . SARAH A 31 i:-iITE.CLAUDIA ;C2 . GEORGE ? 74 TURNER.ARLENE 128 . SUSAN 74 . CLAUDlE lU . GLADYS 25 . BEKJAMiN 32 . VANGEE 122 , ELIZABETH W 78 . GLADYS B 86 . CLEKENT!NE 32 . WESLEY 73 . EMERY H 24,68,87,103 . GLADYS B MRS 128 . JAKE 86, 124 WALLER 134 119 , GLADYS BENEDICT 27 , LARKIN 32 WALTERS.WANDA W 88, 128 . EMERY H JR 21 . GLORIA 122 . LUCIUDA 32 WALTON,THOMAS S 3 . EMERY li MRS 128 . JACOB 31 . MARIHDA 32 WANG,SOPHIA 48 . EMERY H SR 21 , JAMES 107.134 . MARY ANN 32 WARD,RACHEL M 128 . JOHN 21 . JAMES M CAPT 93 . SHADRACK (SHADE) 32 SHIRLEY 128 . JOHN J 128 . JANE BOND 74 . VIRGINIA 31 WARDEN 114 . JOSEPH 135 . JOHN 4 . ilLSON 32 WARDRIP. . LEMUEL 107 . JOHN BOND 74 TVAIN,HARK 67 . DELILAH HUSTON 74 . MARY JANE MAXEY 21 . LOWERY H 74 T»YHAN,LUSRA 51 . HOWARD F 128 . NANCY 70 . MOSES H 74 UNDERffOOD, . YOUNGER JR 74 . SUSANNE DAVIS 21 . SARAH FLORENCE 133 . JOSEPH ROGERS 5S,57 WARMAN,PEGGY SMITH 90 . WILLIAM 135 . SARAH JANE 74 . NANCy 78 WARNELL,N L 40,46 WHITES 24 . TAYLOR 128 VANCE,LAWRENCE L 128 WASHINGTON,GEORGE 18 WHITESIDE,BILL1E J 88 WINIGER,CHARLES 128 MARION 88 NANCY 71 BILLY J 128 WINLOCi:,ELLA 16 VAUGHAN,JEREMIAH 3 WATKINS 39 WHITLOW,RONDELL D 86,128 ,JTG 17 . NELL BOHANNON 82 WATKINS,JAMES 39 WHITNEY,L 118 . JOS T G 3 . ROBERT K 82 . THO K 4 . LOAM! 115 . WM M 3 . fflLLIAH V 88 . THOMAS M 3 . LOAMMI 116 WINN.THOS 14-15 VAUGHN,A R 82 VATON,LEVIN 135 WHYTE,L 53 iOLVE 114 VELUZAT,iADE •J WATSON,ELIZABETH 44 LEMUEL 107 WOOD 29 ,98,114 VERBLE,CLEMENTINE 31 . LiNSEY J 54 fILBORN.MARK 128 WOOD,BEVERLY 36-37,39 VIBBERT,SUZANNE 121 . ROBERT PAGE 88 ,128 »1LC0XEN,J0HN L 4 . 42-43,91,94,96-97,121 VlCKSTROM,RyLA 128 WATT,DAVID 2 WILLIAM 4 . BEVERLY ANN 90 HLE 21 WEAVER 45 WILEY 115 . BEVERLY ANNE 35 VILUSETTJADE 2 WEAVER, IILKERSON.LUCY 17 . DENNIS 128 VINEYARD 114 GUSTIKE COURSON 36 . RICHARD 77 . KENNETH 95 WADDELL 29 WEBB 29,'105 ,11* . SALEY 77 . KENNETH MRS 128 VADDLE 29 WEBB,LAZARUS 74 . WILLIAM 77 . WILLIAM JR 3 »ADE 114 MONROE J 128 WILKES,CHESTER P 128 . VM JR 4 lADE,DOROTHY E 128 WEBSTER 11 WILKINSON 71 WOODRUFF 29 WAGGONER 114 WELCH,JOHN 47 WILKINSON,ADERSON 80 WOODRUFF,MR 60 iAGONER,J E REV 8 WELDON.MARY WOOD 110 . ANDERSON 78 MRS 60 »AITE,6 & R 11 NORMA CARR 85 . LUCY 70 WOODS,AMOS 71 WAIDEN 105 WELLER,NANCY B 88 WILLIAMS 29,105 LEENA 31 WALDEN,RICHARD 134 WELLS 74.115 WILLIAMS,ALLEN 80 WOODWARD,CHARLES T 88 . VADA J 128 WELLS,ANN 78 . LUDEMA 81 WOOLDRIDGE.JAMES 57 . VADA JOHNSON m .134 . JANE 77 . MARY !05 WOOTEN.A 3 WALDRIP 74 . MARY SHELBY *49 . MOLLIE 105 lORSHAM. VALDRIP,HOWARD F 87 . NANCY 80 . REBECKAH 78 MARY Ei^IZABETH 86 lALDROP.DAVID 53 . iriLllAM JR 4 WILLIAMSON,JANE 73 WREN 114 lALDROPE 74 . WILLIAM SR 4 WILL1MS,L!EUDEHIA 81 IR:GHT,SARAH F 71 WALKER 29.115 WEST 68 .115 LUDEMA 81 SOPHIA 36.12^ WALKER,BENJAMIN JR 31 WEST.ELEANOR !N£LLYi o3 WILLiS 29 W"f ATI, HARVEY 118 . 8ENSR 31 MARJORY H 128 WILLIS.WILLIAM L T L 3 WYItE-LEXUEi. i07 . DAViD 57 WHALEY.JOHN 32 WILLS.NANCY F 86,.28 WYNJi 23,70 . ELI iELiJAHl 73 MARY 32 WllSOf} 24.2?.68.103,11^ WYNN.ACLES 3D.:05 . ELIJAH 73 WHEELER.DENNIS l')7 .128 WILSON.BENJAMIN 74 JOSSFB 30 . ELIZABETH HIXON 73 , FRAN::'ES BURNETT Ki? . -:RuELiA GENTRY 134 YANCEY 32 3 . HENRY 73 . JOE U); . Douy •MTES.WEEDON S , JAMES M 73 . NANCY PUCKETT !i)7 . D.'RTilEA i5ISD0« S 3 . JOHN 74 . flLlIAM ir HOLLINSGSWO VOKLEY.LEROY 54 m m

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