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Vol 19 No2 1972.Pdf ,- Quarterly ­ Mrs. Edwin Miles Standefer. Editor APRIL ':' JUNE 1972 NUMBER 2 THE PRES IDENT 's LETTER 0'. 51 NOTES FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK . '. .. 52 BOOK REVIEWS .• •••• . ~ . .- . 53 JOHN' CLAG.ETT ~BoI:BLE • 55 MARVEL LOVE BIBLE .. -. · . 56 'vIEST TENNESSEE DISTRICT lAND GRANTS, 57 JACKSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE TAX LIST, 1802 63 INDEX TO PERRY COUNTY, TENNESSEE CENSUS, 66 THOMAS POTTJ;:R, WAR OF 1812 ..•• •.• • . 68 FREEHAN-PASCHALL BIBLE . .. .. · ,. 69 GIDDEON FREEMAN FAMILY RECORD 70 ( " .. ANDREW CHAPEL, MADISON COUNTY, TENNESSEE. ... " .:;~ . ,; ;.".-", !·:- ..\~i' IN~EXTO HARDIN COUNTY, TENNESSEE CENSUS , 1840. .. .. REVOLUTIONARY 6. MILITARY PENSIONERS, HARDIN COUNTY,~ TENNESSEE •••••76 ,,;,,::';~' '.- ·-L:,::· THORNTON JONES, HARDEMAN COUNTY, TENNESSEE • Ii' 77 " MORTALITY SCHEDULE, HARDIN COUNTY, .TENNESSE'E, 185Q,r .., . •• 78 . -', .- --'.- ,.:!,~-'.;'. f:,:j-,- NARRIAGE'RECORDS, St.JlotNER COUNTY, T'ENNESSEE 1787-1S3f INDEX TO WILLS, GILES COUNTY, TENNESSEE, 181S-1860!.f • ;::r.4·:~{ THETENNESSEF.GENEALOGICALSOCIETY POST OFFICE BOX 12124-·· MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 38112 OFFICERS AND STAFF FOR 1972 President ••.••.••••.••.••.•••••.••••••.••.•••••••...•.. .i•..•.........................•..•...•... Mrs. Het1ry.N...Moor~.· .. yi~President.. .•.• ... •• •. .. ; .... q ••• Mrs. .(ugustaBrough Treas.urer.. .•.•. •.•.•....• . ....•J •• Mr. $tuartCayaPhillips COrresponding Secretary . .. Mrs.Thomas Blalock . RecordingSecretary.. ••.. .•. • .. •. .. Mrs; Daniel West Director .of Resean~h .•.•.. '.' . : ..•........ : Mrs. Sidney Wilroy Librarian i.; ..•.... ; •...... ;. •. .• MrsOCharles R. Gilley Advisor ;.~ .... .. Mr~ Laurence B. Gardiner AdviSor '.' ...... ." ...• Mrs. Byron G. Hyde Editor: Mrs. Edwin M. Standefer Associate Editor: Mrs. William R. Blair Subscription Manager Colonel ByronG.Hyde Query Editor " .. , ~ , MissMyrtle Shelton Mr. Hennan L. Bogan Mrs. Thomas Preston .Dit Edwina Campbell Miss Carrie Boals Mrs. Herbert Emigh Mr. T. P. Hughes, Jr. Mrs. Robert Louis Cox " MrS. DanielWest "Ansearchin' II News the officiJzl publication ofThe Tennessee Genealogical SocIety. Published quarterly·-AnnuaISubs<:ription $6.00 All subscriptiol)sbegin with first issue of year All subscribers are requested to send queries for fl'eepubli\?ation. The Tennessee Genealogical Society, "ANSEARCHIW II NEWS or the Editor assumes noresponsibility for opinions or errors offact expressed by contributors or advertisers. Summer 1972 -51- THE PRESIDENT'S LETTER Dear Members, WE NEED YOUR HELP! We are starting a file of Bible records for our library. Won't you share yours with us? Please send Xerox, typed, or printed copy of those containing dates before 1875. Don't forget to include the following: Your name and address, the owner of the ~ible, and the date it was printed. To all you vacationers who may be coming through Memphis -- our library at 2233 Madison Avenue is open on Thursdays from 11:00 to 3:00. We are not far from the main Public Library at Peabody and McLean. Holiday Inn Central is quite convenient to both. On Saturday, June 24th, our Seminar speaker wiD be Mr. Milo Howard, Director of the Alabama Archives. We hope all of you within driving distance will plan to att·.end. Sincerely, AS~ U. /11..,.,. c... .~lrs. Henry Norfleet Moore President fI Ansearchin• fI News -52- Notes From the Editor's Desk Please note that our issues are placed in the mail at the end of each quarter, March, June, September and December. We mail onabulkmailingpermit.third class, and as the Postmaster has the privilege of holding all third class mail for thirty days your bulletin may be delayed. Many queries which have been received do not relate to Tennessee or have a specific date or name included. These are being returned for detailed questions. Please do not send us a long string of surnames only with no specific question asked. We need your cooperation. We are planning to publish more of the-Tax Lists for counties where no records are extant. There is no 1800 census for Tennessee and only two counties ·have an 1810 census, therefore, we are searching for records, not previously published, which will supplement this lack. We also have a file of very early will indexes which will be published in the near future. News and Notes on Other Publications THE HAPPY HUNTER, Cumberland County Genealogical Society, Mary E. Holt, Chairman of the Editorial Committee, P. O.Box 676, Greenup, Ill. 62418. $4.00 yearly, four bulletins pro yr. Vol. 7 #1, Winter 1971: Land Book, Cumberland County, Ill.; Ancestral Table of Robert Easley and Ann Parker; Earliest birth record of Cumberland Co. - John Deatherage, Sr.· and Sarah Edwards. COLORADO GENEALOGIST, Mrs. Donna J. Porter, C.G., Editor, 864 S. Williams St., Denver, Colo. 80209. Quarterly, $5.00 a year, single copies $1.50. Vol. XXXIII, #1 Feb. 1972: Early Colorado Marriages, cont.; Military Grave Registrations for Men Buried in Baca Co., Colo • . BOULDER COLORADO GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY,Mrs. Alan J. Turnbull, Editor, P.O. Box 3246, Boulder, Colo. 80302." Quarterly, $5.00 annually. Vol. 4 fFl, Feb. 1972: Boulder Colo. Marriages to 1880; List of Bodies Removed from Columbia Cemetery, also known as Masonic Cemetery, the oldest in Boulder, to Green Mountain Cemetery. Article on a Huguenot Itinerant Methodist Preacher, John Tunnell, b. 1755 in Fredericksburg, Va., d. 1790; New England Ship and Passenger Lists, cont. SOUTHERN GENEALOGISTS EXCHANGE QUARTERLY, Aurora C. Shaw, Editor, 2525 Oak St., Jacksonville, Fla. 32204. $7.50 a year. Vol. XII #60: Genealogy of - Wm. Henry Edwards and Sarah Sands Family, John O'Neil connection and Mrs. Ursula Mikell McIntosh of S. C.; Wilson Cemetery,Lauderdale Co., Ala.; Dutch Fork, S. C. Cemetery Index: 1830 Census of Montgomery Co., Ala. and 1830 Census of Hardin Co., Tenn.; Family Bible of Richard Scruggs and Elizabeth McMackin from Greene Co., Tenn. 1794. VALLEY LEAVES, Tennessee Valley Genealogical Society, Mrs. Richard H. Gilliam, Jr., Editor~ P. O. Box 1512, Huntsville, Ala. 35807, Quarterly, $5.00 annually. Vol. 6 fF2,December 1971: Ezekiel Craft Revolutionary War Pension, Madison Co., Ala.; John and Polly Miller Family Bible-John Miller b. 1780, Polly Miller b. 1786; Session Record of the Presbyterian Church, Huntsville, Ala.; Christopher Cemetery, Limestone Co., Ala.; Cunningham, Collier and Yarbrough Cemeteries, Limestone Co. AUSTIN GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, Mrs. Earle F. McBride, Editor, P. O. Box 774, Austin, 78767. Quarterly, no price given. Vol. XIII #3, September 1971: Roll of Company G, 16th Texas Infantry, Civil War; An announcement of Indexes available for A.G.S. Quarterlies. Summer 1972 -53- BOOK REVIEWS Reviewed by Herman L. Bogan THE GOODSPEED HISTORIES OF HAURY, WILLIAMSON, RUTHERFORD, WILSON, BEDFORD AND HARSHALL COUNTIES OF TENNESSEE (1886), reprinted 1911, by Woodward and Stinson Printing Co., 'approximately 500 pages, hard cover. Order from the printer, 1015 South Main St., Columbia, Tennessee 38401. $12.50plt~s 50 cents postage, and 4~ sales tax for. residents of Tennessee. Goodspeed Histories are 'well ~novm for their genealogical information of the early 1800's. These books include the formation and brief histories of the counties. Nuch family history with vital statistics is included in the biographi~s. Many pioneer Tennesseans are to be found in these books. Reprints of this type book are a boon to researchers. The reviewer can only praise the work and lament the fact that it is not indexed. However, ve unders tan~ .that someone indexed and copyrighted the index a few years ago. Consequently, it could not be included in this reprint. AN ATLAS OF GRAVES COUNTY, KENTUCKY (1880), from actual surveys under the direction of R. N. Griffing. Reprinted,197l, by Kentucky Reprint Company, soft cover, 64 pages, 14 x 17, index. Order from Kentucky Reprint Company, Box 1072, University Station, Murray, Kentucky 42071. $12.50 In this Atlas land survey data and a roster of over 500 early settlers of Graves County, with their occupation, acres of land owned and places of residence noted on the map, are given. The birthplace and post office address of the subscribers, as well as the year they settled in the county are included. The maps are easy to read with Some pages folding out to cover a particular territory. LEMON'S HAND BOOK OF MARSHALL COUNTY (1894) gw~ng its history, advantages and biographical sketches of its prominent citizens, by J. R. Lemon. Reprinted by Kentucky Reprint Company, 1971, hard cover, 172 pages, index. Order from the printer, Box 1072, University Station, Hurray, Kentllcky 42071. $10.50. Mr. Lemon has written a delightful story of this Kentucky County, cover- ing the date of its formation in 1842 until the 1890's. He wrote of churches, schools, towns, bits of odd history and prominent citizens. His genealogical information is extensive as is the geological survey of the county. His work should not be passed up by genealogists working in this area. INDEX TO CENSUS SCHEDULES IN PRINTED FORM, 1970-71 Supplement. 1971. Compiled by Mary Harie Brewer. Soft Cover. The contents are alphabetized. 76 pages. Order from Century Enterprises, Genealogical Services, P.O. Box 607, Huntsville, Arkansas 72740. $4.35. The volume is a supplement to "Index to Census Schedules In Printed Form , 1969". The information is new and published since 1969, or of older listings not fQund in the 1969 volume. Both volumes contain around 2,000 tax lists, mortality and census schedules. The information is alphabetized by states, a foreign section, surname census, unclassified addenda, periodicals
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