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Middle Tennessee Genealogy MIDDLE TENNESSEE GENEALOGY INDEX TO VOLUME VI publishedby MIDDLE TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P. 0.BOX 190625MASHVILLE,TN 372194625 Middle Tennessee Genealogy 'OLUME SIX ABERNATHY, Burwell, 1 19 . 78; James, 33, 189 . 191; Sarah, 191; T N, 12 BAULET, David, 25 Celia A, 91; Sarah A, 93 . Jerome B, 120; John, 26 . Warren H, 121; William BEALE, ABNER, 80; Miller, 147 . 40; Joseph, 38-39, 83 . C, 9; Zebulurn A, 9 George Livingston, 122 DRAMS, Cynthia Ann, 179 . Livingston, 87 BAKER, JL, 31;LD, 178 BEARD, 145 N W, 179 . Nancy Rebecca HILL, 189 . Leonidus, 89; Martin, 90 BEASLEY, John F, 12 1 ACKLEN, . Nathaniel, 33; T A, 74 .Mary, 164; Mary T, 162 BEASON, Hannah REID, 47 , Jeannette - .Uriah, 25,78-79 . 163; Pauline, 48; Polly Jonathan, 47 . TILLOTSON, 150 . William, 185; William G . ELLIS, 90; R G. 89 BEAUMONT, C W, 44; ADAIR, 24,26,76; Elv, 34 . D, 87 .Thomas J, 12 1 Frank S . Elvira Francis, 33 ANDREWS, Elvira N, 9 1 BALDWIN, Samuel D, 119 . 44; Franklin S, 44 . John, 22-23,75.77 . Ephraim F, 86; George, 86 W W, 31 . Georgie C, 44; Ida ADAMS, Edward, 33; Eliza, . J H, 87; Lem, 86; Mark M RALLARD, Christopher, 20 . Hamilton, 44; Sterling 3 3 . 86; R W, 87; Robert L, 119 BALLOU, William, 79 . S, 44 . George, 26; R L, 186 , Samuel, 86; Stith H, 120 BAMMAN, Gale, 2,4 1, 86, BECK, Franky WAITS, 45 . Robert L, 186; William, 33 ANGEL, James, 123; Robt, 138 . Jane, 45; John Emasy, 45 ADAMSON, Andrew, 4 1 123 , 185; Gale W, 2; Gale . Orrin Alston, 45 . Jonathm, 33; Mary, 4i .m-GLIN, Aaron, 156 . WILLIAMS, 155 REDFORD, James, 81; Jonas, . Williani, 4 1 ANTHONY, George, 139 BANDY, Catharine, 139 77 ADCOCK, Jacob, 4 1;Little . Isaac, 89; Jane F, 89 Harriet, 139; W, 139 BEDWEL, Hester, 34 123; Sarah WILMOTH, 4 1 . Lewis, 139, Mary E, 89 BANKS, Allen, 33 BEDWELL, Hester, 33 . Tilmrui, 31 .Nicholas A, 120; Pattie BARBEE, Abner Cain, 33 BEECH, Jolm J, 186; Sarah ADEAR, 2 1; John, 77 . 89; Susan E, 89; W T, 139 . George, 33 J, 186 ADIRE, 79 . William H, 120 . George William S, 33 BELL, 28; Alca, 45; Arthur ADKISON, Jenny Lou, 34,93 ARCHER, Jeremi, 160 . James D, 120 . 179; Benjamin, 142 AGLE, Mary, 93 ARMSTRONG, 18,20,75 BARBER, John, 123 . Carmelia Eliz PURCELL P AKEMON, Alexander, 77 . Daley, 90; Frances, 18 1 BARDILL, Eliza, 34 . 45; Cyrena, 189; Earnest AKIN, Betty, 19 1 . Francis, 157, 159; John BARFIELD, Tim, 17 45; Elizabeth GUM, 142 ALBERTS, James, 54 .22.77-78; Martha, 90 BARHAM, Ann, 188; Isabella . Follice, 45; George, 33 ALDRJDGE, Daniel, 86 . Martin, 22; Mary, 184 14 1; lsabella H MOSES . George Waldemar, 33 Isaac, 86 , Nancy Jane, 90; Robert . 141; John, 141; W C, 188 . Henry C, 33; Hugh F, 33 ALEXANDER, James, 32,42 . 90; Samuel, 90; Selia, 90 BARKER, Barbara E, 34 .Icey, 45; J, 6; James, 189 . , Jennie L, 42; Lucy . William, 90, 177-178 Delila Ann, 33; Eli, 33 .James Thomas, 45; Jesse .JOHNSON, 128; Nancy J, 42 ARNOLD, 60 . Eugene Clarence, 33 . 142; Jessie, 45; John, 45 . Parker, 178; Susie K, 42 ARNOW, . Leatha HAYS ,33 . 142, 182; John Newton . William, 1 18 Hamette Louise, 150 . William Eli, 33 . 142; John Wallace, 33 ALFOEU), Fountain E, 122 ARTHUR, Chester Alan, 117 BARNES, T, 6 . Jon, 142; Lillian, 45 ALICE, William, 160 ATKIN, Eliza, 34 BARR, Delimer William, 33 I,ucy, 45; Martha GUNN ALLEN, 30, 145; Effie, 102 ATKINSON, Elizabeth M, 33 . J W, 123-124; JaneK . 142; Mary Ann, 33; Mary . Elbert J, 120; Eliza, 41 ATTAWAY, Benjamin F, 33 .KEITON, 33 . Frances, 34; Permelia . Elizabeth, 92; James, 157 ATWOOD, Frances, 189 BARREIT, Harriet, 35 , JANE, 189; Samuel, 45 . James Wilburn, 1 19 . Frances IAWRENCE, 189 BARROW, John, 156,159- . Sarah Malinda, 189 . John, 20,77; John H, 4 1 . Thompson, 189 160 W, 179 .Silas, 33; Susan J, 33 . Joseph W, 30; Mary, 45 AUSTIN, 28; F S, 123; Maria BARRY, Redmond Dillon, 22 .William G, 189; William . 142; Robert, 20,77 , STANLEY, 33; Mary, 177 BARTON, C D, 187, Ceia .Robert, 33; Willie, 45 , Temesse Pherebee, 189 . Robert Spotswood, 177 . CURD, 9; Elizabeth Jane . Wincy BlRD, 189; Zadok, .Valentine S, 187 AYRES, 16; John P, 179 . 143; R A, 187; Saml, 157 142 .William, 20 BABER, H W, 89; Jolm S, 89 . 158,160; W P, 9 BENNElT, Amanda, 33; C L, ALLEY, Walter, 78 BACIIER, Kasper, 156 BASHAM, Emily, 90; Hannah 89 ALLL!ON, Cassandra, 33 BAILEY, . Owen, 90; Mary Ann, 50 J D, 87; R A, 87,89 .David, 83; Deborah, 91 . Calista HOPKINS, 90 .William, 90 BENSLEY, Elizabeth A, 186 .John A, 122 . Camaline, 90; Davis A, 90 BASS, Polly Ann, 189; W A BENSON, J W, 153 ALSW, Asaph H, 119 . James, 90; Margaret, 90 122 BENTHALL, Rhoda, 35 . Daniel, 124; Jerrymiah . Nancy, 73; Samuel C, 90 BASSEIT, B~ydDale, 91 BENTON, Cath, 35 . 124; Mary A, 47 . Thomas, 90; Virginia, 90 .John, 9 1; Joseph, 9 1 BERKELEY, Carter, 177 AMBROSE, John L, 34 . William, 90 .Lawson, 9 1; Miles BERKLY, John, 84 c AMIS, John, 76; Lewis R, 120 BARD, Andrew, 9; Artha M .Sanford, 91; William BERRY, 60; Sarah Ann Eliz ANDERS, Uriah, 22 . H, 9; James, 19 1; James H, .Alvah, 91 . 33; Ulysses N M, 120 ANDERSON, 46,58,80 9 BATEMAN, Thomas P, 88 .William T, 179 .Barbara GLASCO, 9 1 Julia A, 9 BATES, Elizabeth, 192 BEST, Keriah, 45; Keziah, 45 .Daniel G, 102; George W . Martha Nicholas - Ulysses S, 120 BICKERSTAFF, John L, 190 . 12 1; Hem,79; Henson . FANNING, 191;Nicholas BATEY, Elizabeth, 192 Mary Emaline, 190 Middle Tennessee Genealogy BIGGER, Jeanne RIDGWAY, BLOUNT, John Gray, 2 1,23 90 . 182-183 - 3 1 BLYTHE, J Y, 178 .Thomas, 42; Tidence. 90 BROWNING, B F, 88; 164; Thomas Ogden, 31 BOAZ, Agnes, 46; Lydia, 46 .William, 24, 79; William Gordon 149; Lucinda, 88 BIGGERSTAFF, Bransford, BOLLING, Ada B, 3 1; Ida J .Reese, 33,90 BROYLES, 94; Stephen H, 8 43 31; J W, 31 BRADLY, Edward, 157; BRUCE, Sara, 128 David, 43; Eliza, 43 BOND, Ann, 128; Anne, 34 James BRUNER, Sopia, 93 BLLINYTEY, John, 25 Burnett W, 1 19 157 BRYAN, 145; Lewis C, 120 BILLOW, Page, 184 BONER, 79; Edward, 128; J BRADSHAW, Tabitha W, BRYANT, Alexander, 142 BINGERMAN, Moses, 77 W 178 .Carla Sheryl, 94; Eliza BIRCHElT, Alton Dudley, 66 129; Ogle, 11 BRADY, James, 180 . 142; Elizabeth, 142 .Carol Jamison, 66; Dora BONNER, C W, 123-124; E BRANDON, 53,58; B L, 58 . Huddleston, 142; John .Mae,66; Joseph Dalton W .Bud, 53-56; Duke, 55-57 . 142; Joseph, 142; Le 66; Marjorie Ruth, 66 . 123; Henry, 19; James, 19 .Kate Daniel, 17 . Earl, 8; Merinda, 142 .Maw Lillian. 66 . 189; John, 19; Rebecca, 47 BRANK, Robt, 158 .Miles, 142; Nancy, 142 . el-, 66; William .Thomas E, 189 BRANSFORD, Samuel W, . Sarah Jane, 92; Thomas .Larry,& BOON, Thomas, 79 122 .90,142 BIRD, Nancy, 33; Wincy, 189 BOOTHLEY, Mary E BRAlTON, J M, 3 1 BUCHANAN, Alex, 6 BIRDWELL, Mary, 142 FRAME, 33 BRAYTON, Thomas, 157 .Alexander, 7; David I, 33 BISHOP, Mary Jane, 33 BORDERS, Peter, 123 BRAZELTON, Daniel, 3 1 . James, 157; John, 157 BIVINS, Beverly R, 33 William, 124 John C, 31 . Samuel, 158 .Lewis, 33; Nancy BOSELY, James, 40,134 BREECH, Jennettie, 42 BUCHANNAN, John, 157 . Caroline, 33 BOSLEY, Beal, 83,85, 136 John R, 42; L F, 42 BUCHANON, John, 180 BLAACKMAN, Learner, 1 19 . 137,181-184; James, 38 BREEZE, Ethinda REIFF, 47 BUCKANAN, J, 160 BLACK, 19; George, 123 . 135-136, 181-182; James John, 47; Richard, 160 BUCKHANAN, Saml, 160 .Haystet, 124; Henry .R, 179 BREWER, Thomas C, 45 BUCKHANNON, John, 184 . Campbell, 166; John, 22 BOSTICK, Eliza J, 42; John BRIAN, M, 88 BUCKNER, 53-54,56-58 .76,78,80; Samuel, 76 . C, 42; Lucy J, 42; Maty T BRIDGERS, Patience, 143 Alfred, 189 BLACKAMORE, John, 83, .42; Richard, 124 BRIDGES, James A, 12 1 BUFORD, Charles, 87 133 . Richard H W, 42 Sally, 46 . Kissiah, 87; Nicholas C . 135-137, 182-184 BOTZ, Johannis, 158, 160 BRIDGEWATER, Betty, 73 87; Prescilla R, 87 Sarah, 87 . William, 83, 85, 134-137 BOUCHER, Joshua, 1 19 BRIEN, M M, 88 BUIE, Daniel, 180; David - . 181-184 BOULDIN, Wood, 121 BRIGHT, Joseph H, 128 180 BLACKBURN, Ben James, BOULIGNY, Sammy, 128 BULLAR, Christopher, 20 26 Don Francisco, i25 BRINKLEY, Dorothea V, 138 BULLARD, Christopher, 25 .Benjamin, 22,80; James, 23, BOURLAND, Sarah Grace, Henry A, 138 . 8 1; George H, 189; Isaac, 26 77 102 BRISBY, Harvey, 88; Mary, BULLARS, Christopher, 25 BLACKMAN, William R K, Sarah Grace, 103 88 BUMPASS, Elizabeth, 91 140 BOWEN, Ann, 91; Ann BRllTER, Philip, 25 Omega, 91; William, 91 BLACKMORE, J A, 44; John . CUNNINGHAM, 9 1; Henry, BROCK, Joseph, 85, 133 BUNNELL, Harriet H, 33 . 181; Mary, 44; William H, 91 William B, 33 Peter, 33 44 .John, 20, 157; John W, 30 BROOK, Rebecca, 161 BURDELL, BLACKWOOD, Andrew, 77 .Moses, 157-158; William, BROOKES, Alice, 161 Henry lheodore, 161 BLAIR, Frank Runyon, 33 160 BROOKS, Alice, 163; Polly BURIAN, Frank, 34 .George Hyter, 86 BOWERS, Eli Sim, 33; Green 143 BURIGUARD, 54 .Milton William, 33 C, 33 BROUGHTON, John, 179 BURKE, 60 .Thomas, 33; William P, 33 BOX, Larkin, 86 BROWDER, D, 187 BURNElT, M A, 128; P T, BLAK, Samuel, 76 BOYACAN, Lemuel, 123 BROWN, 53,56; A, 31; Aley, 128 BLAKAMORE, William, 133 BOYCE, Reason, 38 3 1 BURNS, Andrew Jackson, BLAKEMORE, Henry S, 44 BOYD, Hazel, 161; James, 38 .Daniel, 188; Dans, 123 102 .Mary D, 44; Sarah E, 44 .
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