Publirhod by Tho Tonnorroo Gonoalogical Society - Quarterly - Mrs. Vivian L. Briggs , Editor

VOLUME 23 ~TMMER- 1976 NUMBER 2 CONTENTS

THE PRESIDENTS'S LETTER ~%-1

NOTES FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK ~2

NEWS AND NOTES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS d

WESTBROOKS FAMILY &-3

BOOK REVIEWS ~4

CANTER BIBLE RECORD -Z 9 PARR - CARNELL - SALISBURY CEMETERIES, Lauderdale Coanty, Tenn. LO3-0 a WILLIAMS FAMILY

INDEX TO THE 1865 CENSUS OF MEMPHIS SHELBY COUNTY TE-$SEE 64-35% ABSTRACTS FROM THE CASSVILLE DEMOCRAT, Cassville, Mo. 'F

MARRIAGE LICENSE RECORD - DYER COUNTY TENNESSEE .q 4 **

TENNESSEANS AND DIRECT TENNESSEE DESCENDANTS IN THE PANHANDLE OF TEXAS fl 27 MUSTER ROLL OF COMPANY C 1ST TENNESSEE MOUNTED INFANTRY UNZON $0

LETTER OF WILLIAM BROWN TO BROTHER, COLONEL JOSEPH BROWN 81

MEMBERS OF THE GRAND JURY, Abstracted from the Cassville Democrat 82

VICTORY CEMETERY, Rutherford County, Tenn.

INDEX TO 1840 CENSUS OF CANNON COUNTY TENNESSEE

REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONERS IN CANNON COUNTY TENNEBSEE Iq 1840 -4a PENSION APPLICATION OF CLEMENT MCDANIELS

,) ROLL OF COMPANY B 4TH REGIMENT TENNESSEE CAVAL V. WAR. 43 TENNESSEE EMIGRANTS TO SULLIVAN COUNTY MISSOURI QUERIES gf* THE TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY / ,, 3 Post Office Box 12124 - Memphis, Tennessee 38112

OFFIERS AND STAFF FOR 1976

President Mrs. Charles R. Barham Vice-president Mr. Charles A. Speed Recording Secretary Mrs. C. C. McKitrick Correspondence secretary Mrs. Hayes Carmical Librarian Mrs. John D. Tyus Assistant Librarian Mrs. Dan West Surname Index Secretary Mrs. M. J. Cravens Treasurer Mr. Caya Phillips Editor Mrs. Vivian L. Briggs Associate Editor Mrs. Gene F. Davis Director Mrs. Laurence Gardiner Director Mrs. Charles R. Gilley

LIBRARY STAFF BUSINESS STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF

Mrs. Robert Louis Cox Mrs. Gene F. Davis Mr. Herman L. Bogan Mrs. M. J. Cravens Mrs. Charles R. Gilley Mrs. Robert Louis Cox Mrs. John McDonald Mr. J. E. Nichols Mrs. James W. Hamer Mrs. J. E. Nichols Mr. Thomas P. Hughes, Jr. Mrs. F. H. O'Neal Mrs. J. E. Nichols 1 Miss Jessie Webb Miss Myrtle Webb Mrs. T. Rivers Young Miss Jessie Webb Mrs. Charles West Mrs. William R. Blair Mrs. Jefferson D. Upshaw

"ANSEARCHIN'" NEWS is the official publication of the Tennessee Genealogical Soc- iety. Published quarterly. Annual subscription $7.00. All subscriptions begin with the first issue of the year. Non-delivery of any issue must be reported to "ANSEARCHIN'" NEWS within one month of date of usual delivery, if a second copy is to be supplied free of charge. All subscribers are requested to send queries for free publication. Every effort will be made to publish accurate material, however, The Tennessee Genealogical Society, "ANSEARCHIN'" NEWS, nor the editor can assume responsibility for errors on the part of the contributors. Proved errors will be published. Books donated to our library will be reviewed in the earliest possible issue of the quarterly. Contributions of all types of genealog- i-cal information will be accepted. All material for publication is subject to editing to conserve space. We publish previously unpublished Tennessee connected data, preferably with most dates pre-Civil War. Publishable and nonpublishable contributions are put on file in our library for the use of our members. \ Dear Members,

Woops! We thought the Editor's new grandbaby would be the only thing to make our first issue a little lake. We hadn't planned on a truck strike. They lost our blue covers and everything had to be reordered. We cried a little, but it still made our issue later. We apologize and hope it doesn't happen again.

We are looking forward to our July 19th Society night meeting, as we have Mr. Clinton I. Bagley, Historian of the Mississippi State Archives, as our speaker. He is going to tell us what their holdings are and how best to use them. You would be surprised how much more you can accomplish in an Archive, if you have done some homework.

A Seminar is planned for October 30th, a one day meeting, which Mr. Richard S. Lackey of Forrest, Mississippi will conduct. He is Co-editor of the Mississippi Genealogy Exchange Quarterly, annually lectures at the National Genealogical Archives Institute in Wash- ington D. C. and has written several books on genealogy. He plans to speak on Mississippi and Alabama genealogical sources. Plan on being with us. We know it will be a highlight in your genealogical research. More details of cost and location later.

Send in your cards for the Master Surname Index. If we don't have your names, we can't put others researching the same names in con- tact with you.

Remember you get a 10 % discount if you order 5 or more of our back publications at a time. A good opportunity to obtain a complete set of our magazine.

Have a "Happy Vacation". How many courthouses can you make in a day?

Sincerely,

President NOTES FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK

Well, it's that time again. I had hoped to have this one out before now, but at least, it is not as late as last issue. The next one should be on time. Thank you for your indulgence.

We asked you to write to your senators and I certainly hope you have. The Bill to oper all census records 75 or more years old to the public with a legitimate reason for searching them is before the Senate now. We urge you to write to the President of the United States, Gerald Ford, as well as to Senator Frank E. Moss, the sponsor of the Bill S3279. Personally mite or type your letters. Be brief, writing only on one page. Tell them your are in favor of the bill which would make the Federal Census Records available for historical, medical, and genealogical research. Also, tell them you are in favor of the Census Records being placed in the custody of the U. S. Archivist, rather than the Bureau of Census.

Request your Senators to use their influence in removing the bill from committee and to actively support it's passage in the Senate.

Tennesseans write to: Senators Howard Baker and Bill Brock (our two senators) c/o Senate Office Building Washington, D. C. 20.310

President Gerald Ford Senator Frank E. Moss, V. Chairman The White House Post Office and Civil Service Committee Washington, D. C. 20510 Senate Office Building Washington, D. C. 20510 NEWS AND NOTES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS Prepared by Elizabeth R. Nichols

DEWITT COUNTY GENEALOGICAL QUARTERLY. Pub. by DeWitt County Genealogical Society, Box 329, Clinton, Ill. 61727. $5.00 per annum. We have just received compliment- ary copy of Vol. 11, No. T, Spring 1976 issue. A 15 page "SURNAME EXCHANGE" list, with contributors names and addresses, covers other areas as well as DeWitt Co. Should be most helpful to many. Also contains DeWitt Co. Militia Rolls, 1861-1862. If you're "lost in central Illinois", this seems a good place to search.

THE VIRGINIA GENEALOGIST. Editor and publisher John Frederick Dorman, Box 4883, Washington, D.C. 20008. Quarterly. $10.00 per annum. Vol. 20, No. 1, Jan-Mar 1976 lists some "Virginians in California, 1856"; continuation of "British Mercan- tile Claims 1775-1801"; "Some Delinquent Taxpayers 1787-1790" for counties of Caro- line, Culpeper, Charlotte, and Cumberland. Also several other informative articles.

THE SOUTH CAROLINA MAGAZINE OF ANCESTRAL RESEARCH. Editor and publisher, Laurence K. Wells, Box 694, Kingstree, S.C. 29556. $12.50 per annum. Quarterly. Vo. 111, No. 3, Summer 1976 carries continuations of the following: Marriage and Obituary Notices from the Greenville Mountaineer; Early Wills of Camden Dist.; Williamsburg Co. Will Book A; Royal Grants, Estate Partitions- Washington Dist. Court of Equity; and the beginning of Orangeburg Dist. Abstracts of Deeds.

THE BACKTRACKER. Pub. by Northwest Arkansas Genealogical Society, P.O.Box 362, Rogers, Ark. 72756. Quarterly. $4.00 per annum. Three free queries per issue to members; one to non-members. Vol. V, No. 1, Winter 1975, most interesting list- ing of "Sheriff's Census 1829, Washington County, Ark.", copied from Washington Co. Historical Society publication Backtracker, May 1954 issue. Also has family Bible and/or miscellaneous data on Plumlee, Lane, Rutledge, Owen, Highfill, Webber, Ellis, Alexander, Christian, Burnett, Hickman, Mann, Brock, Calvert, Skelton, and Cate families. LINCOLN CO. TENNESSEE PIONEERS. Pub. by Jane Warren Waller, 131 Woodhaven Lane, Seabrook, Texas 77586. Quarterly. $5.00 per year. All subscriptions start with Sept. issue. We have just received Vol. V, Nos 3 & 4 issues combined, and it is , priceless. The entire issue, with the exception of query pages and yearly index, is LINCOLN COUNTY TENNESSEE COURT RECORDS 1810-13. If this is your county, you're in luck. ,

POPLAR CREEK NEWSLETTER. Published by The poplar Creek Genealogical Society, (P.C.G.S.), Streamwood, Illinois. Will be published quarterly, Mar., June, Sept., & Dec. For membership ($5.00 per yr.) contact Clarice Eland Carman, 209 Egan Dr., Streamwood, Ill. 60103. This issue, No. 1 of Vol. 1, tells of several of their Bicentennial efforts. One very interesting is the issuance of PIONEER FAMILY CERTIFICATES to those with ancestors in Illinois in 1850. For further details, write P.C.G.S., Egan Dr. address.

BY THE MILL BORN. A publication of the Milbourne & Tull Research Center, 10605 Lakespring Way, Cockeysville, Md. 21030. Willis Clayton Tull, Jr., Editor. A clearinghouse for historical and genealogical data on families with the surnames of MALBURN, MELBOURNE, MILBORN, etc. Quarterly. $4.00 per year. Another good family name looking place.

THE CHESTNUT TREE. Official organ of the Pierre Chastain Family Association. Membership fees, $5.00 annually. For information and application, write to the Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Joe A. Buland, 1100 E. Teresa, Sapulpa, Ok. 74066.

WESTBROOKS FAMILY Contributed by Mrs. H. H. Jones (Nora Lee Westbrooks) Route 1 Mason Road, La Vergne, Tennessee 38076

William Westbrooks, born Salsbury, England in 1801, came to Virginia in 1818. On Nov. 24, 1825, he married Nancy Murray in Fluvanna County, Virginia. Their issue:

1827 Frank, killed\by a horse in Ala. as they came to Tenn. about 1848. 1829 Richard Boon, thought to have gone to West Tennessee with an exodus of peo- ple from Versailes, where they lived at that time. 1833 Almira F., buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery in the churchyard. 1835 William Calvin, born Albemarle Co., Va., buried in Westbrooks Cemetery, in Rutherford Co., Tenn. (contributors grandfather) 1836 Sally, buried in the 10th District of Rutherford Co., Tenn., about midway between Rockvale and Versailes. 1838 John W. W., buried in Westbrooks Cemetery. 1841 Martha J., buried in open field on the Mount Pleasant and New Town road in Rutherford Co., Tenn.

All were born in Virginia and all buried in Tennessee, except Frank. It is not known where Richard Boon is buried.

William and Nancy are buried beside Sally, who never married, between Rockvale and Versailes, Tenn., in the 10th District, Ruthervord Co., Tenn. (Westbrooks Cemetery is between Link Store and Old Leb Church, 14th District, Rutherford Co.) 1 BOOK REVIEWS Reviewed by Mr. Herman L. Bogan

MOTTOES AND BADGES of Families, Regiments, States, Townes, etc. by W.S.W Anson. 1904. Reprinted 1975. Hard backs. Over 192 pages. Indexed. ORDER FROM: Gale Research Co., Book Tower, Detroit, Michigan 48226. $15.00.

This book is a reprint of the 1904 edition. he mottoes and badges are British and foreign with translations into English of the foreign examples. Occasional notes attempt to trace the mottoes that are quotations to their sources. The Biblical quotations in Latin which illustrates the mottoes are from the Vulgate.

CONCISE UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY. Volumes I through IV. Edited by Sir J. A. Hammer- ton. 1934-35. Reprinted 1975. Hard backs. Two books containing over 1452 pages. Contents alphabetized. ORDER FROM: Gale Research co., ~ookTower, Detroit, Michigan 48226. $58.00 both books.

The Volumes record the lives of over 20,000 famous men and women of all countries and all times. The books are well illustrated with authentic portraits and other pictorial documents. The two books consist of Volumes I through IV.

THE AMERICAN GENEALOGIST. A Catalogue of Family Histories, 5th Edition. Edited and prepared by Joel Munsell 's Sons, Pub1 ishers. A1 bany, N.Y. 1900. Republished by Gale Research Company. 1975. Hard backs. Over 406 pages. Entire book alpha- betized by families. ORDER FROM: Gale Research CO., ~ookTower, Detroit, Michi- gan 48226. $18.00.

The publication is a bibliography of American Genealogy or a list of the title pages of books and pamphlets on family histories published in America from 1771 to date (1900). However, the families are mostly New England with a scattered few from other states especially Virginia. A few foreign families and a few biographical works, not strictly genealogies of American families are included.

THE McINTURFFS (McINTURF, McENTURFF, McENTARFER) by Raymond L. Kringer. 1976. Soft backs. Over 353 pages. Indexed. ORDER FROM: Raymond L. Kringer, 16 Quin- ton Hill, St. Louis, Mo. 63137. $15.00 pp.

The McInturff name is established as of German origin and the author claims this is the most complete account of the family ever written. The family in America originated from Johannes McInterfeer and Phronek Meckinturfer, husband and wife. Evidence proves that they were progenitors of John McCanturf who died in Shenandoah Co., Va. in 1779, Daniel McEnturf, who died in Fayette Co., Pa. in 1803, and George Macenterfer, who died in Stark Co. , Ohio in 1822. The McInturf f name underwent several changes from the original German version and as the fami- lies spread south, southwest and west variations appeared. From 1729 in the two and a half centuries the name has spread widely as did many other pioneer names. This book is well compiled and contains military records, cemeteries, and tomb- stones. Other states with this name: Va., NC., TN., Ohio, Ind., Ill., & beyond.

CEMETtRY RECORDS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TENNESSEE. Vol ume II. Compi 1ed by Darnel 1 , Jones, A1 ley, and Hogan. 1975. Soft backs. Over 130 pages. Indexed. ORDER FROM: Ann Evans Alley, Route I, Box 76, Adams, TN. 37010. $8.50.

Volume I1 is a nice little record of the cemeteries of Montgomery Co, Tn. The book is well done and could be useful to searchers looking for their ancestors from Montgomery and surrounding counties. there must be a Volume I of which Volume I1 is a follow-up work. Approximately 154 cemeteries listed and approxi- mately 675 names. THE DESCENDANTS OF JOHN HUTCHINS OF NEWBURY AND HAVERHILL, MASSACHUSETTS. Corn- - . piled by Edwin Colby Byam, Ph. 9. Edited by Jack Randolph Hutchins. 1975. Hard backs. Over 545 pages. Name and Geographical indexes. ORDER FROM: ~ackR. I Hutchins, 23 Orchard Way South, Rbckville, Maryland 20854. $10.00.

The early Hutchins originated in England. John Hutchins was one of the first of the name in America and New England. His name first appeared in the Ipswich court record of Dec. 1641. Many Hutchins were emigrants to America and the name was plent- iful in most of the colonies. John's will, dated 1674, is found in the Registry of Probate of Essex County, Mass., Volume 304, page 164. He mentions sons William, Joseph, Benjamin, Samuel1 and daus, Elizabeth Ayres and Love Sherburne and appoints wife Francis as sole executrix. Twelve generations are reviewed in twelve chapters.

IINEADGILLS IN AMERICA, A COLONIAL VIRGINIA FAMILY. Compiled by Janis Heidenreich Mi11 er and Dr. Francis Dycus Threadgi 11 , collaborator. 1971. Hard backs. Over 182 Pages. Indexed. ORDER FROM Compiler, 4329 - 46th st., N.w., Washington, D.C. 20016. $14.00.

The Threadgills of present day can be traced to Capt. Thomas Threadgill of the Georgia Continental Line in the Revolutionary War. The name is a variant of Threlkeld who came from the English-Scottish border. The Threadgills arrived in Va., in the early

1700' s and have remained a southern family. Prior to 1900 they spread to NC , SC 9 , M-A*, GA., TN., MS., ARK., and Texas. The earliest record of the family is the will of Deodatus Threlkeld in 1728 and in 1732 his wife, Sybil, who signed her name as Threadgall. The name of Threadgill seems to have evolved after arrival in America of the Threlkeld family. Nine generations are shown. Sources of information are given.

AMERICAN AND BRITISH GENEALOGY AND HERALDRY, A Selected List of Books. Second Ed- ition. Compiled by P. William Filby. 1975. Hard backs. Over 467 pages. Indexed* ' ORDER FXM: Order Dept ., American Library Association, 50 East Huron Street t Chicago, Illinois 60611. $25.00.

Williamson County is one of the most Historical counties of the state of Tennessee* The county historical society is well represented by the Williamson County Histor- ical Journal. This middle Tennessee publication and its monthly letter is one of the outstanding county publications of the state. The 1976 copy contains twelve original articles by twelve different authors. All of these articles are local history in content. Some families included in the artilces: Frost family, Wilkins mitf ield family of Williamson County, Collin McDanielVs letter, Some Early Settlers on Arring- ton Creek. DEEDS OF FRAMKLIN COUNTY, GEORGIA, 1784-1826. Abstracted and compiled by Martha Walters Acker. 1975. Hard backed. Over 560 pages. Indexed. Order from: The Southern Historical Press, P. 0. Box 738, Easley, SC 29640 or from Mrs. Wm. M. Acker, Jr., 2504 Watkins Circle, Birmingham, ALA 35223. $30.00

Franklin County, Ga. was established in 1784 From Chcrokcc! Lands. 'l'hcb county is on the Savannah River and across from Oconee Co., South Carolina. It has twcn reduced in size several times by changes in boundary lines so that searcllers may have to look in the archives of adjacent counties to find certain people from Franklin originally. Twenty-eight deed books dating from 1786 to 1826 have been abstracted and compiled over a five year period. Copies of Franklin County deeds may be obtained from the Georgia State Archives at Atlanta.

URIAH SHERRILL ALLESON AND NANCY CLARK COX, Their Ancestors and Descendants, 1500-1975. Compiled by Margaret McNutt Morton. Soft covers. Over 290 pages. Indexed. ORDER FROM: Mrs. Roy J. Morton, 416 Rockwood St., Rockwood, TN 37853. $17.50.

The author has written a story of her great-grandparents who were residents of Roane County, Tennessee by going back to their ancestors who were the original immigrants to Virginia. She has names both paternal and maternal predecessors. The publication is a usable and comprehensive genealogy of a notable pioneer family. Footnotes reflecting sources of "proof", many wills. Well illustrated.

THE EARLY BETHELS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS by Virginia Mohler Garde. 1976. Soft backs. Over 237 pages. Indexed. ORDER FROM: Mrs. Edward Garde, Route 3, Box 327A, Edwardsville, ILL 62025. $1 5.00.

It is not known for sure whether the origin of the Bethels was Wales or Scotland. However, the family spread to the remainder of the British Isles and then to America. They are found in almost every part of the Union. The author is con- cerned, primarily, with the Bethels of Virginia. It is not surprising that she found Bethels (Bethells) in many places. The many pictures and family lists attest to a work well done. A unique feature is the list of Bethels who served their country in her wars. The contents show four sections to the book: (1) Bethells in England, Virginia, and Kentucky. (2) Sampson Bethell-Mary Cantrell line. (3) NC Bethells. (4) Various Bethel families. Yours just might be here.

MARYLAND ELDER FAMILY AND KIN, Wi11 iam Elder 1707-1775, Emmi tsburg, Mary1and Pioneer by Sister Mary Louise Donnelly. 1975. Hard covers. Over 325 pages. Indexed. ORDER FROM: The author, 9525 Lyra Court, Burke, VA 22015. $15.00

The author did research on the Elder families of Maryland, Kentucky, and Texas. Some of the results she published in the "Genealogy of Thomas Hill and Rebecca Miles" in 1971. The present compilation is of the author's work along with other people's research. She gives special credit to Dr. Richard Dyer Mudd, M. D., author of the two volume edition of the "Mudd Family of The United states". William Elder married Ann Wheeler, a Catholic, and they moved to western Mary- land, probably to avoid persecution. William was probably born in Calvert Co., Maryland in 1707. His father was William Elder and his mother was Elizabeth Finch, dau. of Guy and Rebecca Finch. Records of William and his brother, Thomas, are plentiful in the Maryland counties. Children of William and Ann were: William, Charles, Guy, and Richard. Those of William and Jacoba Clementina Livers were: Elizabeth, Arnold, Ann, Thomas, Ignatius, Francis and Aloysius. The book follows the children and their descendants wherever they went, as much as possible. A FAMILY HISTORY, WRIGHT-LEWIS-MOORE AND CONNECTED FAMILIES by John Wright Boyd. 1968. Hard Covers. Over 731 pages. Indexed. ORDER FROM: The author, P. 0. Box 298, Tiqnall , GA 30668. $20.00.

The book gives a detailed history of the first Wright, Lewis, and Moore families in America. The Wright family from Va., NY, and Md., The Lewis family from Va. and Ga., the Graham-Hall families of NC and Ga., and the Moore family of Va. and Ga. were the early progenitors of these people. Perhaps, one of the most useful sectors of the book for genealogists looking to Ga. are the photographs of the scrapbooks (184 pages) of Rosa Lee Wright Boyd which contains family pictures, newspaper articles, history and early membership of White Plains, Ga. Methodist Church, Bible records, Lewis and Wright Cemeteries, feature articles, and pictures of several prominent persons.

A FAMILY HISTORY, Lt. Thomas Fortson (1742-1824) and Some of His Descendants, Early Settlers of Elbert County, Georgia by John Wright Boyd. 1975. Hard covers. Over 943 pages. Indexed. ORDER FROM: The author, P. 0. BOX 298, Tiqnall , GA 30668. $20.00.

The name of Fortson has been spelled in many ways by various officials who spelled by sound. Some spellings are: Fortson, Fortsen, Forson, Forsan, Forstan, Forsen, Forston, Fosson, Foson, Floreson, Foysen, and Fourson. Often different spellings are found in the same instrument. This was common in the early days of our coun- try. Thomas Fortson and his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth (Winn?) Richards of Carolina County, Va. were the parents of William and Lt. Thomas Fortson, Jr. William and family moved to Lexington, Ky.. He and his wife, Mrs. Mildred Marshall Ferguson, had a large family. Lt. Thomas married Rachel Winn and moved to Elbert Co., Ga. from Orange Co., Va. in 1792. This couple had six children: Benjamin, Elizabeth, William, Richard, Mildred, and Jesse. The author has devoted a chapter to each of these children and their descendants.

A GENEALOGICAL HISTORY OF ONE BRANCH OF THE LONDON FAMILY IN AMERICA SINCE 1636. William Henry London: His Ancestors, Close Relatives, Life Activities, and De- scendants. Prepared by Hoyt H. London, Ph. D., assisted by Virginia London, B.S. 1976. Soft or hardback covers. Over 182 pages. Not indexed. ORDER FROM: The author, 2106 Valley View Dr., Columbia, MO 65201. HB $12.50 SB $7.50.

The publication is an updating and addition to a 52 page booklet "A Genealogical History of One Branch of the London Family In Americaq'. This publication was about the ancestors and descendants of Charles Marion Henry London, the author's great-grandfather. The present book includes the Tefteller relatives of the wri- ter. The book is informative, chatty and comprehensive. The author supplies, in an instructive way, the sources from which he secured his family facts.

OWINGS AND ALLIED FAMILIES. A Genealogy of Some of the Descendants of Richard Owings I of Maryland 1685-1975. Compiled by Addison D. and Elizabeth S. Owings, with the assistance of many others. 1976. Hard covers. Over 434 pages. Indexed. ORDER FROM: A. D. Owinqs. Rt. 1 Box 5, Terry, MS 39170. $12.00 pp.

Richard Owings was of Welch extraction. His name is first found as Richard Owens in the Welch Tract at Merion, Pa., who with his wife, Rachel, were in the party of Zugh Roberts on the "Morning Star" in 1683. Richard and wife later moved to Anne Arundel County, Md., where they bought land. Richard was the father of one dau. and six sons: Richard, Henry, John, Robert, Samuel, and Joshua. The publication traces the descendants of these seven children. The Maryland records spelled the surname as Owens, Owings, and Owinges, a common thing in the early days of this country. The authors have added an extensive bibliography which could be useful in genealogical work. THE LEES AND KINGS OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA 1636-1976 by Reba Shropshire Wilson and Betty Shropshire Glover. 1975. Hard covers. Over 186 pages. Indexed. ORDER FROM: Wilson and Glover Pub. Co., 571 Headen Dr., Ridgely, TN 38080. $25.00.

"As America approches the bicentennial, this civilization looks in upon itself try- ing, as it were, to discern the roots of its growth, greatness, and prosperity. The answer, of course, lies in the character and lives of the individual citizens who contributed so great a part to that development." So we can speak of Henry Lee and Michael King who were industrious and of good character. Both of these men were immigrants from England a short time after the establishment of Jamestown. By 1736 Henry was in York Co. and 10 yrs. later Michael was in Nansemond Co., across the James River. The authors have well authenticated the origins, places of arrival in America, and the tracing of their descendants. The story follows well that of other immigrants as they spread south and west to the new states where the Lees (Leighs) and Kings took their places with those who helped develop the new nation.

DIARY OF ELIZABETH DICK LINDSAY. Published by Gordon Gray. 1975. Hard covers. Over 91 pages. Not indexed. ORDER FROM: M~S.Stahl Linn, Jr., Box 1948, Salisbury, NC 28144. $18.50.

This is a facsimile edition full of illustrations and newspaper clippings. There is a map, a picture of the house, and the house plan. The introduction by Jo White Linn is informative. The house was the site of the first court of Guilford Co., NC. She was the dau. of Thomas and Jane Erwin Dick. She married Andrew Lindsay, son of Robert and Nancy McGee Lindsay. Her diary speaks of the life on a large plantation of that era. She talks of events, neighbors, relatives and everyday happenings, such as, the setting of cabbage plants, gathering of apples, work at the mill, stores and shops. She describes deaths in the family and among acquaintances and neighbors. Mary Eliza Lindsey Bowman, her daughter, continued to make entries until 1861. Mary Elizabeth began the diary in 1837. CEMETERY RECORDS OF ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE, Vol . I, 11, II I. Compi 1ed by Mrs. Charles W. Durrett and Mrs. Richard A. Williams. 1973 & 1975. Soft backs. Over 240 pages . Indexed. ORDER FROM: Either of the authors: ~rs.Charles W. Durrett, 403 N. Pawnee Dr., or Mrs. Richard A. Williams, 604 Third Ave. W., both in Springfield, TN 37172. $7.00, $8.00, $8,00 per volume respective1y .

These ladies are to complimented for doing this work. Throughout the South, many graves of our ancestors are being lost and desecrated through carelessness and lack of respect for these people who pioneered and possessed the land and gave it to us. One must have done such work to appreciate their work. If you do not find your ancestor listed, look to the spelling of the names or it could be that only a field stone or mound of earth or a sunken place marks the resting place of the one you are looking for. Each cemetery is numbered to correspond with numbers on the enclosed map.

JOHN MURRELL (1784-1849) PIONEER OF CLAIBORNE PARRISH, LA, and Relating Family. Edited by Mary Lee Martin Ervin. 1975. Hard covers. Over 180 pages Indexed. ORDER FROM: Allena Robinson Gould, Glencae, OKLA 74032. $22.50.

John Murrell, born in NC, was the son of Zachariah Murrell of Northampton and Bladen Counties, NC and of the state of VA. John married Margaret Sasser of Wayne Co., NC in 1804. He had two known sisters. One, Mary Margaret, married John Wright. A dau. of these two was named Mosely. The other sister married a brother of John's wife. An early VA Murrell was William of Surrey Co. The author traces the lineage back to the VA Murrells and forward to the Murrells of NC. The Murrells spread south and west, as did other families. This is a well done and interesting family Saga- Allied families: Waters, Sasser. Fuller, Walker. 1782 & 1785 TAX LISTS and THE 1800 SECOND FEDERAL CENSUS OF RUTHERFORD COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. Transcribed and indexed by Brent H. Holcomb. 1974. Soft covers. Over 45 pages. Indexed. ORDER FROM: Brent H. Holcomb, Drawer 889, Clinton, SC I 29325. $2.50 each Tax List. $3.00 for the 1800 Census.

This publication consists of three different small books. The 1782 tax lists seem to be a copy of the original and it is complete with a minimum of errors. The 1785 tax list is a "fragmentary tax list in the NC Archives in a box of mis- cellaneous papers. It is in many pieces of different sizes". The author has made some order of these loose leaves. The lists show some persons for the first time, in that the names weren't on the 1782 tax list nor on the 1790 Census. The 1800 Census for Rutherford County seems to be complete with the registrants listed alphabetically but not alphabetized within the letter. This is no problem, as the list of names is not too long.

ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS

\ THE JACKSONS--YOURS AND OURS. 1976, No. I, p 9. Corrected price $15.00.

THE SANFORD/SANFORD FAMILIES OF LONG ISLAND, Their Ancestors and Descendants. 1976, No. I, p 7. South Farmadale, NY 11735.

CEMETERY RECORDS OF OKTIBBEHA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. 1976, No. I, p 8. Oktibbeha County Historical and Genealogical Society, P. 0. Box 1081, Starkville, MS 39759

A CRANE'S FOOT (OR PEDIGREE). 1976, No. I, p 9; Mr. E. Stuart Gregg, Jr., Scarborough Head Road, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

CANTER BIBLE RECORD Contributed by Mrs. L. S. Orrick, 3629 Wedgway, Fort Worth, Texas 76133

I This Bible is in possession of a Texas resident, a direct descendant to this line. The Tennessee connection is through Zachariah Canter who moved to Smith/Jackson County, Tennessee and is on deed records there around 1805. His son and widow moved to Arkansas after 1843.

Zachariah Canter and his wife, Mary, married Dec 21, 1800 Wilson C. Canter and his wife, Mary, married June 10, 1842 Mandy Green Canter, daughter of Wilson Cage Canter and Mary, his wife, was born August 12, 1843 Roda Ann Canter, daughter of Wilson Cage Canter and Mary, his wife, was born March 8, 1845 William J. Canter, son of Wilson Cage Canter and Mary, his wife, was born September 24, 1847 James H. Canter, son of Wilson Cage Canter and Mary, his wife, was born July 20, 1851 William Henry Harcourt and Roda Ann Canter married May 6, 1861 A son, James S. Harcourt, was born April 6, 1862 A daughter, Mary Alice Frances Harcourt was born September 5, 1864 A son, William Joseph Harcourt, was born December 19, 1867 Mary Alice Frances Harcourt and John A. Culver married July 28, 1881 PARR GRAVEYARD - LAUDERDALE COUNTY, TENNESSEE

Parr Graveyard is located in the Poplar Grove Community near Halls one (1) mile northwest of new U. S. Highway 51 and Tenn. Highway 88. Material enclosed in blocks appears-. on the same stone. Submitted by Mrs. Gene F. (Bettie B.) Davis, 1610 Wheaton St., Memphis, Tennessee 38117

Richard Parr, son of John & Ann Toombs Parr born in Caralina Co. Va Dec 20, 1781 dau of Richard & Rebecca Parr died in Lauderdale Co, Tenn Sept 1, 1848 wife of Dr. C. K. Jones r1834-1895 Rebecca (wife of) Richard Parr and i I daughter of Wm & Frances Wright Dr. Charles K, son of horn in Caralina Co, Va Jan 14, 1806 Charles & Rebecca Jones died in Lauderdale Co, Tenn Mar 14, 1847 Burried near Clarksville, Tex 1828-1863 Twin infants, sons of Richard & Rebecca Par. born & died in Lauderdale Co, Tenn 1 Lieut Josiah M. Lauderdale June A.D. 1842 Co. E. 47 Tenn Inf C.S.A. Feb 7, 1844-Apr 7, 1919 Ann R. J., daughter of R. & R. Parr born Mar 17, 1837, died Nov 10, 1838 Rebecca Wright in Haywood Co, Tenn Wife of J. M. Lauderdale Mar 11, 1849-Dec 13, 1936 John Luther Parr Eld. son of Richard & Rebecca Parr William Lauderdale born in Caralina County, Va Apr 20, 1825 son of J. M. & A. R. Lauderdale died in Lauderdale County, Tenn Dec 30, 184 Oct 3, 1874-Aug 3, 1943

Capt. James Wesley Parr Wiley P. Sugg son of Richard & Rebekah Parr 1820-1876 born in Caraline Co, Va June 23, 1827 died in Dyersburg, Tenn Aug 23, 1892 W. 0. Sugg born June 6, 1858-died Sept 9, 1906 Marie P. daughter of Willie & Keziah Sugg married to Gideon Pendleton June 3, 1840 Almeda C. V. To J. W. Parr Apr 2, 1865 wife of W. P. Sugg born in Henderson Co, Ky May-27, 1816 born Feb 16, 1839-died Mar 8, 1864 died in Dyersburg, Tenn, March 3, 1880 Emily Cora Frances Mariah, dau of G. & M Pendleton daughter of W. P. & A. C. V. Sugg born Oct 23, 1841; died July 17, 1861 born Sep 28, 1856; died June 28, 1862

Richard Calvin, M. D. Maude Estelle son of Richard & Rebecca Parr dau of W. P. & A. C. V. Sugg born in Caroline Co, Va Sept 2, 1831 born Aug 1, 1860-died Nov 10, 1861 moved to Lauderdale Co, Tenn 1838 died in Dyersburg Tenn June 18, 1882 Willie A. infant dau of W. P. & A. C. M. Sugg James Wesley, infant son of born Mar 1, 1864 died Mar 12, 1864 Richard C. & Mira P. W. Parr died Oct 14, 1877 Ellenora Elizabeth, daughter of Wm H. & Matilda T. Wright Marion, daughter of wife of Columbus L. Nolen Richard C. & Mira P. W. Parr born Dec 24, 1850 died Sep 23, 1884 born Oct 26, 1879 died Mar 5, 1888 (west side) NOLEN (east side) 1788 Louis Nolen 1847 1846 Columbus Louis Nolen 1927 1810 Hannah Wilson Frost 1894 1850 Elenora Elizabeth Wright 1884 His wife His wife 1839 Mary Margaret 1844 1875 Mary Alice 1843 Elizabeth 1843 1877 Hannah Grace 1841 Pierce Griffin 1857 1879 Frances Parr 1931 1846 Columbus Louis 1927 1882 Louis Wright 1955 Their children Their children Louis Nolen, Mary Margaret, Pierce Griffin and Elizabeth are buried in the old cemetery in Southwest Dyersburg, Tenn

(west side) WRIGHT (south side) William H. Wright Mat ilda T. Wright son of Edmund and Elizabeth Wright dau of Richard & Rebekah Parr born in Caralina Co, Va Jan 12, 1821 wife of Wm H. Wright married to Matilda T. Parr May 10, 1848 married May 10, 1848 died Lauderdale Co, Tenn, Feb 11, 1859 born in Carolina Co, Va Mar 19, 1829 died Apr 16, 1904 (east side) Ann Rebekah Wright Wm Edmund Parr born Mar 11, 1849 son of Wm H. & Matilda T. Wright born in Laud Co. Tenn Jan 24, 1858 Ellenora Elizabeth Wright died in Dyersburg, Tenn Aug 18, 1876 Dec 24, 1850-Dec 23, 1884 (north side) Juliana Alice Wright Juliana Alice Aug 12, 1853-Aug 28, 1872 dau of Wm H. & Matilda T. Wright born in Laud Co, Tenn Aug 12, 1853 Matilda Albina Wright died in Dyersburg, Tenn Oct 28, 1872 8ct 13, 1855-Mar 5, 1857 Matilda Albina William Edmund Parr Wright dau of Wm H. & Matilda T. Wright Jan 24, 1858-Aug 18, 1876 born in Lauderdale Co, Tenn Oct 15, 1855 died in Lauderdale Co Mar 5, 1837 . I ! James Wesley Parr, son of . Caledonia Tennessee i Richard & Rebecca Parr Consort of J. W. Parr jborn in Caraline County, Va daughter of Arnold & i June 23, 1827 Margarite Burk / (broken-unreadable) Born Covington, Tenn i May 26, 1836 I (broken) Tweedie Burke Parr died Lauderdale Co Tenn son of J. W. & C. T. Parr July 26, 1854 born in Lauderdale Go, Tenn aged 18 yrs 2 mths Jan - 1 1854 d. Aug 6, 1872 CARNELL GRAVES - LAUDERDALE COUNTY, TENNESSEE

Located on Highway 88 west of Halls near Bethesda Methodist Church on the ground of the Paul Miller home. Contributed by Mrs. Gene F. (Bettie B.) Davis.

James W., son of Joseph D. Carnell J. D. & Leatha Carnell born August 18, 1818 born Sept 9, 1845 died Jan 9, 1897 died Feh 15, 1908 SALISBURY CEMETERY - LAUDERDALE COUNTY, TENNESSEE

Located in a fence corner 100 yards west of new Highway 51 at first crossroads north of Highway 88 near Halls, Tennessee. Contributed by Mrs Gene F. (Bettie B.) Davis 1610 Wheaton, Memphis, Tennessee 38117

N. B. Salisbury Malissa, daughter of L. H. Dunaway born Aug 28, 1823 H, C. & R. D. Nail died July 2, 1880 died Dec 4, 1884 born May 21, 1866 aged 85 years died Jan 8, 1867 I have fought a good fight; Nancy A. I have finished my course; dau of N. B. & L. Salisbury In memory of I have kept the faith. born Oct 6, 1851 Michael Salisbury died Nov 22, 1851 born Oct 6, 1816 Rebecca died Aug 20, 1858 wife of L. H. Dunaway (broken) died Feb 15, 1864 born Jan 25, 1855 William, son of aged 51 years died Dec 20, 1855 Powel & Mary E. Ford born Nov 29, 1856 H. Leander Dunaway died Jan 17, 1857 died Dec 1, 1876 aged 27 yrs, 4 mo, 27 days

WILLIAMS FAMILY Contributed by William A. Yates, Sparta, Missouri 65753

JOHN WILLIAMS was born 1780-90 and resided in Marion Co. Tenn. He was living in Marion County by 1830 and in 1831, bought 200 acres of land "including the Settle- ment & improvements on which said Williams now lives" on Sequatchee Creek "origin- ally patented in the name of John Sevier". In 1833 he added 50 acres more. He died between 1840 and 1850. Children: 1. Elizabeth Williams, b 26 Aug 1820 in Tenn; d 23 June 1900 in Douglas Co., Mo.; m Bartlett J. Wilson 28 Dec 1837 at the home of John Williams in Marion Co., Tenn. 2. Anderson Williams b 10 Aug 1822 in Tenn. 3. Isaac Williams b 5 Sept 1824 in Tenn.; m Cyntha 4. George Williams b 12 Feb 1826 in Tenn. 5. Edward Williams b 7 Dec 1827 in Tenn. 6. Nancy Williams b 30 July 1830 in Tenn. 7. Lydia Williams b 10 July 1832 in Tenn. 8. Louisa Williams b 1834 (26-1860) in Tenn. 9. Lucinda Williams b 22 Feb 1836 in Tenn.; m Eddhgs. Josephus Eddings lived in Douglas Co., Mo. The above birth dates are from an old family record kept by John Wilson, son of Eilzabeth (Williams) Wilson. Isaac Williams owned land and lived in Sequatchle Co., Tenn. in 1860. Edward Williams may have moved to Ozark Co., Mo., as did his sister, Elizabeth. HARDIN (HARDY) WILLIAMS b 1760-70, from Jackson Co., Aliibama, bought land in Marion Co., Tenn. in 1825. Sold out 1831. WILLIAM WILLIAMS b 1760-70, bought land in Marion Co., Tenn. in 1825. Matthias Williams lived next door in 1830. There was a widow, Judath Williams, in 1840 aged 70-80 and near her lived William A. Williams. John and Paul M. Williams wit. the 1825 deed. Silas Williams, George Williams, and Samuel Williams of Hamilton Co., Tenn. were in a deed of Marion Co. 1837. STEARLING WILLIAMS b 1790-1800, bought land in Marion Co., Tenn. in 1838. In 1851 he lived in Franklin Co., Ala. INDEX TO THE 1865 CENSUS OF MEMPHIS SHELBY C,OUNTY TENNESSEE Taken by &b Bledsoe under a resolution of the City Council passed April 25, 1865 (Continued from last issue)

Harris, J.C. Hawley, R.B. Henry, John A. Harris, Dr. J.C. Hawthorne, J.E. Henry, N.H. Harris, John Hawthorne, John A. Henry, P.H. Harris, Dr. John T. Hawyard, H. Henry, William Harris, Mrs. M.E. Hay, Patrick Hensley, C.C. Harris, Peter W. Hayden, Daniel H. Henson, H. Harris, W.W. Hayden, H. Henuil, I.N. Harrison, Abraham W. Hayden, Miss Maggie Herbers , George Harrison, Charles Hayes, Mrs. Mary E. Herbert, Wm. Harrison, J.A. Haynes, T.M. Heriog, Dr. E. Harrison, R.B. Haynie, Geo. W. Herman, Leopold Harrison, W.E. Hays, Miss Kate Herman, Samuel Harrison, William Hazard, Dr. Nathan 36 Herman, Solomon A. Harison, H.C. Headley, Henry Hermann, Edward Hart, C.D. Heakes, Fredk. Herndon, R.H. Hart , David Healy, Mrs. Herran, Mathew 0. Hart, Edson Heany, Dominick Herrin, M. Hart, Jeryamin Hear, Michl. Herron, A.R. Hart, John Heath, A.J. Herron, Mulford Hart, Michael Heath, P.N. Herron, see also Hart, Patrick Hecht, Isaac 0 ' Herron Hart, Peter Hecht, Sal. Hershfeld, Mrs. Ema Hart, William Heckle, Mrs. E. Hershfield, Saml. Hart & Co. Heckler, Charles Herst, David Hartgroves, Jackson Hedeger, John Herzog , Chas . Hartie, John Hee, T.D. Herzoy , Harty, Peter Hefferman, James Hesburg , John Hartz, Daniel Heggans, Robt. Hess, Julius Hartz, Dr. Fred'k Heght, Leibert & Hesse, Col. Hartz, Mrs. Kate Heidlberg, Fredk. Hesse, Mr. Hartz, Malthia Heilegers, Isaac S. Hesser , Louis R . Harvey, John Hein, Chas . Hessick, Mr. Harvy, Wm. M. Heineman, Emanuel Hessrein, Saml. Harwell, Rufus K. Heinzen, Charles A. Hester, John 286, Harwood, John Heister, Julius Hewitt, Jessie F. Harwood, Miss Mary Heller , J. Heyer, Louis Harwood, W.H. Hemmar, Benjamin E . Hibbard , Chas . Hasleter, Morris Hemshall, George Hickey, Mrs. Hass, Ziriackus Henderson, John A. Hickey, John Hatch, Calvin Henderson, Wm. Hickey, Timothy Hatch, John Hendricks, Dennis Hicks, Frank Hatch, Phillip Hendricks, William S. Hicks, George Hatchel, Mrs. Hendrix, Henry F. Hicks, John B. Hatcher, M.T. Henegier, Frederick Hicks, Murry Hatherman, James Henghond, F. Hicks, Thos. J. Hat ix , John Hennasy, Michl. Hide, Frank thttendorf, Chas. S. Hennesy, P.P. Hide, see also Van Hide Hnttox, John Henniger, Ferdinand Hidel, Julius 114 ) tlawkes, Albert Henniger, Frederick Higbee, H.H. 218 Hnwkins, Edward Henoch, Lewis Higgins, Mrs. Hawkins, Lionel Henoch, Morris Catherine 110 Hawkins, Lucius Henrich, John Higgins , John 366 Hawkins, S.E. Henry, Henry Higgins, Patrick P. 88 High, Elden 326 Holland, Michael 392 Howard, Mr.' Highams, John 392 Holland, N.B. 234 Howard, Mrs. E.H. Highland, Chas. 2 6 Holland, Phillip 16 Howard, Edwin Hight, Robin C. 318 Hollander, Bernard 378 Howard, M.S. Hight, Saml. 318 Hollenback, John 168 Howard, Owen Hightower, Daniel 22 Holliwood, John 296 Howard, R.A. Hightower, Wm. 22 Holloway, J.D. 210 Howard, Wardlow HI11, Mrs. 46, 240 Holloway, Morris 70 Howe, John Hill, A. 180 Holman, E.M. 222 Howell, Edward Hill, A.L. 126 Holmes, James 22 Howell, H.B. Hill, Burg. 148 Holmes, James A. 74 Eowell, Henry Hill, Mrs. Catharine 18 Holmes, Williamson & 126 Howell, Dr. J.H, Hill, Iva M. 198 Holroyd, Mathew 7 8 Hoy, Charles Hill, John 306 Holst, George H. 2 36 Huber , John Hill, John B. 348 Holst, Julius 338 Huddleston, D.N. Hill, John W. 158 Holst, T,W. 236 Huddleston & Poiner Hill, N. 218 Holt, N.B. 378 Hudson, Haynes E. Hill. O.L. 126 Holtzberg, Peter A. 104 Hug, Christian Hill, R.W. 96 Holtzer , George 214 Hug, P~ter Hill, William 314 Holzworth, Henry 226 Huggins, Eliza Hill, Wm. S. 16 Homan , John 16 Hughes, Charles Hilliard, E.W. 35 6 Honan, James 178, 392 Hughes, James Hilliard, John 96 Honan, William 280 Hughes, John G. Hillman, Leon 30 Hood, Andrew 32 Hughes, Joseph Hilscher, Chas. H. 7 8 Hook, George 294 Hughes, P.T. Hintman, W.M. 238 Hook, John 256 Hughes, R.A. Hiner, John 266 Hooker, Mrs. Sarah 260 Huhm, Aleck Hines, Christian H. 2 Hooper , J. 290 Hulbert, Henry T. Hines, John 12 Hope, Mrs. Mary 368 Hume, Mrs. E.C. Hines, Michl. 122 Hopgood, B.F. 324 Hume, G. Hines, Rev. Richard 380 Ho~kins,Martin 0. 368 Hume, J.K. Hinson, Shelton 394 Hopson, Dr. Howell R. Hume, John Hinters, John 2 382, 392 Hume, Mrs. Minerva Hipel, Jacob 390 Horigan, Sila Humphrey, George Hirsch, M. 234 Horn, John H. ~unin,Phillip Hirsch, S. 2 34 Horn, Thos. Hunley, Pat Hite, Richard C. 286 Horne, Mrs. Jane Hunt, C.P. Hoadley, Edgar R. 304 Hornick, John Hunt, James Hoban, Patrick 104 Horsley, J.R. Hunt, Dr. Jghn Hobson, William J. 196 Horsley, John R. Hunt, John C. Hobz, P. 166 Horton, Mrs. Hunt, Thomas H. Hock, Frederick 8 6 Hosey, John Hunter, Wm. Hoffheheimer, Nathan 356 Hossey, John Hunthansen, Wm. Heffheimer, Jacob Hossgood, Thos. Hurley, Daniel Hoffman, Miss Hossgood, see also Hurley, Michl. Hoffman, Mr. Hopgood Hurley, William Hoffman, Theodore Hostetter, Gustavus Hurst, Chalres Hoffmeister, Emil Hott, Bailey, Jr. Hurst, Solomon Hoffner, Chas. Hough, G. Hurt, Mr. Hogan, Mrs. Hough, Jas. Hussey, Geo. C. Hogan, Michl. Hough, R. Huston, William Hogity, Mathew Houlihan, Mrs. Hutchinson, D.C. Hogshead, John M. House, J .H. Hutson, James Holbrook, Martin Houss, Rgdolph Hutton, William We 260 Holden, Henry Houston, Mrs. J.M. Hyatt, Oscar 326 Holihun, James Houston, John Hyde, Amos 268 Holland, John C. Houston, W.E. Hyde, Frank 282 Holland, Martin Hovison, Peter Hyman, David 192 Ickes, Mrs. F.M. Jenkins, Thomas R. 202 Jones, George W. 40 Ickes, George U. Jenkins,Mrs.Mary 308 Jones, Isaiah: 28 ! Idding, Paris Jennie, John J. , 332 Jones, J.D. 290 Iglauer, Leopold Jennings, D. 210 Jones, Jaspar 340 Ihirlanda, B. Jennings, Edward 72 Jones, Jessie 172 Ihrling, John Jennings , Michael 88 Jones, John R. 118 Ing, Richard W. Jennings, Thomus 82 Jones, John W. 68 Ing , John Jericho, Wm. 358 Jones, L.D. 374 Ingalls, William Jesser, Joseph 128 Jones, Mrs- M. J. 372 Ingles, John R. Jiameson, David 382 Jones, M.W. 212 Irby, Carter Jobe, Saml. 366 Jones, Malee 268 Irby, Henderson Jock, John 208 Jones, Marcus 284 Irby, Sad. H. Joerss, August 256 Jones, Marlin B. 336 Irvin, Frank Johanna, John 254 Jones, Miss Mary M. 316 Irvin, Saml. Johl, Abram 144 Jones, Nathan Irving, Geo. W. John, B.F. 304 Jones, Nath. N. Irwin, Arthur Johnson, Miss 240 Jones, O.C. Irwin, J.B.D. Johnson, Mrs. C.M.B. 110 Jones, P.S. Irwin, John Johnson, Charles G. 340 Jones, Robert Irwin, Peter Johnson, Cyrus 358 Jones, Ruben S. Irwin, T.W. Johnson, Dr. D.G. 106 Jones, S.H. Irwin, W.T. Johnson, Daniel A. 298 Jones, Sarah W. Isaac, Isaac Johnson, Frank 270 Jones, Silas Isaac Lazarus Johnson, G. 100 Jones, W.M. Isaac, S. Johnson, G.W. 206 Jones, W.W. Isaacs , Isaac Johnson, H.W. 64 Jones, William Ivey, A.I. Johnson, Capt. J.W. 152 Jones, William A j ~vinson,Edward Johnson, James 394 Joseph, Isaac Ivy, Andrew Johnson, James E. 384 Joseph, Jacob Johnson, James S. 120 Joseph, Moses Jack, Saml. Johnson, John 148, 388 Journey, Michl . Jack, Willaim Johnson, John E. 142 Joy, Chas. B. Jack, Wm. Johnson, Dr. John F. 304 Joyca, Patrick Jackson, Mrs. A. Johnson, John H. 46 Joyce, James Jackson, Benj. I?. Johnson, Mrs. Mary 360 Joyce, John 258, 338 Johnson, P.H. 378 Joyce, Michael Jackson, J.B. 98 Johnson, Saml. 32 Joyce, Patrick Jackson, Mrs. Mary A.380 Johnson, T.W. 202 Joyce, Thomas Jackson, Thomas 0. 188 Johnson, Thos. D. 110 Joyce, Walter Jacobs, Mrs. Frank 390 Johnson, W.J. 232 Joyce, William A. 262 Jahr , John 388 Johnson, W.L.P. 144 Judah, Gabe 110 Jailer, Mrs. Frank 390 Johnson, Wm. 88, 118 Judah, Juart 110 James, Mr. 370 Johnson, William C. 390 Judah, M.S. 126 James, Henry 158 Johnston, Charles 200 Juish, Smagogue 268 James, James G. 204 Johnston, T.W. 238 Jukes, Thos. S. 104, 378 James, John 366 Joiner, Henry B. 90 Jullivan , Jerry 7 0 James, Joshua W. 300 Joiner, J.J. 376 Junkermann, G.A. 96 James, Mrs. Lucy P. 280 Joiner, Robt. M. 90 Junkerman, Jules 80, 96 James,Mrs. Louisa 34 Jones, A.J. 158 Just, Abraham 86 James S.L. 68 Jones, A.T. 90 Jameson, Andrew 384 Jones, Agness 6 Kadan, Edward 336 Jameson, Job 158 Jones, Bedford 36 Kahan, Louis 4 2 Jarmin, L. 388 Jones, Calvin 274 Kahn, David 118 Jarrett, William M. 382 Jones, Charles 218 Kahn, Louis 384 Jay, Levi 134 Jones, David K. 274 Kaith, Wm. 60 Jay, Malcolm S. 360 Jones, Edward 304 Kalisher , Jacob 252 Jefferson, S.M. 176 Jones. Esau 336 Kalisky , Louis 30 Kaller, Jacob S. Kelly, James King, E.W.M. 218 Kaller, M.S. 224, 322, 366 King, George D. 322 Kamingieser, Jacob Kelly, John 30, 44, 386 King, George J. 322 Kancler, Joseph Kelly, Martin 330 King, H.S. 378 Kane, Daniel P. Kelly, Michl. 56, 308 King, J .A. 2 Kane , Wm . Kelly, P.F. 206 King, Jacob 132 Kaner , John Kelly, Patrick 66, 122 King, John 18, 322 Kannapo, John Kelly, Patrick J. 386 King, Joseph 56 Kannay, Mrs. Rou Kelly, Thos. 376 King, L.B. 380 Kapp, Alec J. Kelsey, C. 154 King, Thomas 330 Kasty, John Kempf, Henry 94 Kinkle, Henry 126 Katley, Henry S. Kendall, E.F. 228 Kinman, Richard 98 Katzenbach, F. Kendel, Peter 278 Kinman, Riley 96 Kaufman, Henry H. Kendrick, Henry H. 202 Kinney, James 72 Kaufman, John Kenneday, James 384 Kinsalo, Mich. 300 Kaufman, Louis Kenneday, John 376 Kinsiley, Stephen 394 Kaufman, M. Kenneday, Peter 308 Kinzey, P.P. 240 Kaufman, S. Kenneday, W.T. 308 Kirk, Mrs. 306 Kawere, John Kennedy, John 66, 178 Kirk , John 86 Kay, John M. Kennedy, Michl. C. 390 Kirman, Thos. R. 386 Kay, Paul C. Kennedy, P.M. 236 Kirman, Mrs. C. 146 Keach, Wm. Kennedy, Samuel 128 Kiser, John 150 Keach, William Kennedy, Thos. 292 Kistner, Alolph 114 Keaf, Mrs. C. Kennedy, Wm. 358 Kis tner , G~Stave 256 Keating, John M. Kenney, Michael 148 Kitsen, Mrs. 46 Keatley, N.S. Kennon, John J. 120 Kitts, Peter 294 Keck, Elias Kerchnar, Christian 346 Klanke, Henry 98 Keefe, Mrs. Kernan, Edward 122 Klein, Danl. 126 Keefe, Molph Kernell, Mrs. Ursula 248 Klein, Gabrael 48 Keegan, Patrick Kernell, Wm. A.J. 132 Klein, Joseph 108 Keeling, Mrs. Alice Kerney, Mrs. 162 Klingger , Frank 64 Keely, Thos. Kerney, Jas. 126 Klink, D.C. 14 Keenan, Mrs. Kerney , Michl . 102 Klink, J.M. 244 Keighry, John Kerns, John W. 16 Klipstin, Samuel 120 Keil , John Kerns, Patrick 16, 62 Kloski, Abraham 296 Keith, Amos Kerr, Archibald 390 Knapp, A.C. 170 Keith, Louis Kerr, M.A. 246 Knell, Charles 178 Keith, Wm. Kervin, Danl. 70 Knight, Charles 230 Kelch, P.J. Kerwen, James 188 Knight, E. 348 Kellermian, Fritz Kerwin, Augustin C. 86 Knight, W.B. 166 Kellemian, Mrs. Louisa Ketman, Henry 258 Knight, Wm. D. 200 252 Ketner, John L. 20 Knock, E. 116 Keller, Edward 138 Ketring, Thos. J. 284 Knox, Saml. A. 80 Keller, George 278, 378 Keys, John W. 368 Koehler, Herman 224 Keller, Joseph 374 Kebbe, Alfred 10 6 Koehler, Louis 154 Kellery, Thomas 28 Kibbe, Childress 106 Koen , Jas 32 Kelley, James 132, 160 Kibbe , Leonidas 106 Koenig, Joseph 174 Kelley, John 48 Kibbe, Vespasian 106, 118 Koerper, Mrs. 148 Kelley, John C. 160 Kickback, M. 332 Koffod, Thos 54 Kelley, John H. 166 Kiger , Wm. 66 Kohlbry , August 24 Kelley, Martin 10 Kiler, Andrew 4 Koler, Joseph 16 Kelley, Michl. Kiley, James 336 Konole, Dennis 24 12, 46, 154 Kellick, T.J. 160 Kortrecht, Chas. 288 Kelley, Patrick 14 Killin, W.W. 280 Koutzag, Charles 160 Kelley, Thomas 48 Kimball, Edwin F. 4 Kraft, Albert 40 Kellog, George 302 Kimbro, Dr. A.L. 338 Kraft, Lawrence 40 Kelly, D.S. 242 Kincle, Moses 56 Kraft, R. 98 Kelly, Mrs. Ellen 376 Kinclow, Patrick 386 Kremer, J.H. 274 Kremer, Mrs. L. Lapscott, W.W. 328 LeGuire, Jas. T. Krenkle, John Larkin, J.M. 162 Legure, George H. I Krew, S. Larkin, Jas. 18 Lehey, Morris Kronaur, Joseph Larkin, John 2, 32 Lehman , EAnes t Kronin, Jerry Larkin, Patrick 66 Lehman, Eugene Krous, Max. Larry, Danl. 24 Lehman, L. Kuckle, Frank Lary, Arrer 12 Lehman, Simon Kufman, Louis Lashley, James 128 Leibert & Hight Kuhn, Alalf Lashley, Patrick H. 54 Leidy, E.H. Kuhn, M. Laski, Richard L. 264 Leiman, Francis S. Kuhn, Sigmon Lassard, Jgseph 342 Leitzman, Mrs. L. Kunhulz, Chas. Lathan, F.L. 304 Lelland, Mrs. B. Kupferle, Nicholas Lattimore, Joseph 108 Lemon, H. Kupperschmid, L. Laughian, Michl. 364 Lemon, H.T. Kyle, Christopher Lautly, John A. 2 Lemontn, Charles, Kyler, John S. Lavalin, Dennis 72 Lenahan, Henry Lavesse, Charles 220 Lenigen , Daniel Labsse , August Lavine, Morris 52 Lenke, Louis ~acG,Alfred G. Lavizzo, Michael 114 Lennon, Edward Laclaver ie, Jeseph- Law, George 388 Lenow, J.H. Ladd, Mr. Lawhorn, Leonard 26 Leonard, Charles Ladd, Samuel Lawler, Michl. 354 Leonard, Chas. J. Ladd, T.G. Lawless, John 258 Leonard, Jno . Ladrot, Louis Lawless,Peter 18,122 Leonard, Lawremce Lafin, Catherine Lawrence, L.M. Leonard, Mich. Lagomarsine, C. Laydon, Cornelius Leonard, S. Lagomasine, Kate Layer, John Leonard, Thomas Lagore, James Layton, Ruben Leonard, Wm. H. ) Lagorio, James Lazarina, F. Leopold, Isaac Lahiff, Martin Lazarus, Henry Leopold, J. Lahman, Eugene Lazarus, John H. Leopold, J. Lallemand, J.P. Lazarus, William Leopold, Lein Lally, Frank Lea, Mrs. A. Leopold, Louis Lamb, Edward B. Leach, ~ames Letchell, Chas. Lamb, R.W. Leach, John Letson, Edward Lambert, Jgseph 70, 266 Leach, John B. Leuich, Thomas Lampert, Chas. F. Leach, William H. Leuprei, Ellice Lampton, Edward S. Leahy, John Leveck, Charles Lanbry , Frank Leahy, Morgan Levey, Isaac C. Land, Jerimiah Leahy, Thomas Levi, Annias Landeaker, Lazare Leake, Greenwood P. Levi, David Lander, Augustus Lear, Charles Levi, John A. Lander, George Leavitt , Chas . Levi, Moses Lane, Alexander M. Le Clerc, Charles Levi, Samuel Lane, Mrs. Hanna Le Clerc, F. Levie, Miss Frank Lane, John H. Lecog, Adolphus Levin, Solomon Lang, John Lecog, Chas. Levy, Mr. Lang, William Lecog, Francis H. Levy, A. Langbein , Chas . Ledbetter, J.C. Levy, Abram S. Langbein , Herman Lederle, 0. Levy, Aron Langbein, Richard Lee, Mrs. E. Levy, Bernard Lanier, John C. Lee, Harry S. Levy, Bernard M. Lanley, Thos. Lee, James Levy, Charles \ Lannagen, Richard Lee, Julius L. Levy, E. Lansford, Henry Leeds , John W. Levy, Henry Lapard, Joseph Lees, W.A. Levy, Isaac Lapham, Chales E. Leftwich, John W. Levy, Jacob 74, 266 Levy, John 86 Lockwood, Robert 260 Lullman, J.C. 238 Levy, Lasselo 74 Loeb , Jacob 214, 362 Lunn , Wm . 86 Levy, Lewis 296 Loeb, Lehman 170 Lutz, G. 266 - Levy, S. 188 Loeb, Saml. 324 Lutz, C.R. 162 Levy, Mrs. Sarah 204 Locb, Willaim 300 Lutz, Jwob 390 Lewis, Capt. 224 Loeding, Frcdcrick 252 1411 t z , 1.011 1 H 26 Lewis, Dr. 222 Loewenstein & Co. 238 Luzardc, .1 .11. 152 Lewis, A.I. 272 Loewenstine, A.L. 138 Lyde, Oscar H. 368 Lewis, Benj amin 12 Loewenstine, Adolph 248 Lyden, Michl . 42 Lewis, E. 224 Loewenstine, B. 138 Lyines , Patrick 330 Lewis, Dr. E.H. 210 Loewenstine, D.C. 136 Lynch, Dr. 240 Lewis, F.N. 198 Loewenstine, H.M. 136 Lynch, A. 374 Lewis, G.M. 94 Loewenstine, L. 138 Lynch, Mrs. C. 376 Lewis, J.H. 378 Loewenstine, M.R. 136 Lynch, Charles 68 Lewis, Joseph 332 Loewenstine, Morris 190 Lynch, James 4, 6, 380 Lewis, S. 238 Lofe, Louis 190 Lynch, Michael 36 Lewis, Samuel S. 248 Lofland, Wm. 0. 90 Lynn, Henry J. 250 Lewis, William 48 Loftin, Mrs. 98 Lynn, Jessie B. 344 Lieber, August 32 6 Loftin, John J. 116 Lyon, Jerry 10 Lieberman, Leon 378 Logan, John 346 Lyon , John 156 Lillis, Thomas 7 2 Lollis, Thomas 340 Lyon, Mark 256 Lilly, John 386 Lombard, James 386 Lyons, Henry 132, 218 Lilly, Owen 270 Long, George 190 Lyons, Joseph 90 Lilly, Owen, Sr. 294 Long, H.J. 268 Lyons, Lewis 106 Lilly, Owen, Jr. 294 Long, Wm. 390 Lyons, Mrs. S. 156 Lilly, Patrick 132, 296 Lonsdale, J.G. 154 Lyston , Michl . 32 Lincoln, Wm. P. 134 Looley, Michl. 300 Lyter, W.H. 240 Lindauer, D.H. 212 Loomis, John G. 64 Lindauer, Joseph 212 Looney, Mrs. 44 McAlexander, Jos. W. Lindauer, Myer, Loop, C.L. 180 McAlexander, S.R. Pollock & 210 Loop, E.R. 180 McAlister, James Linde, Albert 266 Lope, Adolph 40 McAllister, J.C. Linde, Alferd 352 Lope, Limon 40 McAllister, J.F. ~indesman,%drew 392 Lopez, Solomen C. 388 NfcAnnaly, W.T. Lindsay, A.L. 168 Lorance, Peter 168 McAuglf, E. Lindsay, Miss H. 250 brgin, Pat 62 McBean, P.G. Linge, James E. 78 Lorne, Michael 88 McBette, Thomas Linhardt, John 254 Lorsh, Adolph 118 McBride, Michael Linkhauer, Jacob 310 Lory, Jeseph 152 McBride, Thos. Linn, Dr. James 262 ~ove,M&. 246 McCabe , James Linskey, John 64 Lovej oy , Rosa 164 McCabe, W.B. Linville, Thomas 390 Lovell, F.M. 268 McC.ain, James Linville, Thomas D. 380 Loving, J .J . 314 McCain, James Liotard, J. 220 Loweinstein, E. 106 McCall, Jeseph A. Lipp, George 294 Lowenstein, see also ~c~aninch;Saml. D. Lippman, David 248 Loewenstine McCann , Evert Llrtle, Mrs. Catherine Lowland, Joseph 192 McCann, Hugh 38 Lowrance , Cain 80 McCannaly, Michael Little, Oscar 244 Lowrance, Nathaniel L.388 McCardell, Robt. Little, Saml. 292 Lubrie, Louis 186 McCarthy, Pat Littlefield, Edward 136 Lucar ine , Lewis 92 McCarthy, Patrick Littlefield, James 310 Lucas, W.J. 176 McCarty, Alex Littleton, H.A. 272 Lucas, Wm. D. 358 McCarty, James 70, Livingston, Mark 140 Luckett, Mrs. 26 McCarty , Talahan Lloyd, Dr. C.S. 334 Ludwig, Frederick W. 258 McCarty, Tim Lockwood, James 260 Luff, James 382 McCastillo, Lockwood, John 262 Luhen, Mrs. A. 108 McCauley, Aiken Lockwood, John C. 124-. Lull, G.C. 266 McCauley, Mrs. Ann l=3 7 -33- McCauley, James W. McDowell, Geo. P. 14 McLemore, S.B. 380 McClanahan, Mrs. McEllany, Mr. 348 McLof lin, Michael 14 McClelland, M. McEvoy, Mr. 300 McMahan, Mrs. 1%. 12 McClelland, Wm. R. McFadden, Michl. 18 McMahan, Dan 30 McClure, J.H. McFadden, William 256 McMahan , Pat. 5 2 McClure, John D. McFarland, Robt 68 McMahan, Patrick 66 McClure, S.D. McFarland, Wm. 16 McMahan , Sarah 392 McClure, W.H. McFutire, Michael 2 McMahan, Timothy 392 McComack, Henry McGann, M.H. 210 McMahan , W. F . 2 38 McComas, Chas. S. McGee, Mr. 12 McMahon, Mr. 64 McCombs, Mrs. David McGee, Charles 188, 348 McMahon, Mrs. 30 McCombs, J.M. McGee, Louis 338 McMahon , David 176 McCombs, see also Combs McGee, Robt. L. 52 McMahon, John 14, 178 McCommon, J.H. 372 McGehe, Mrs. Choate 260 McMahon, Simon 30 McConnell, Mrs. 54 McGinPey, Andrew 328 McMakin, D.C. 7 6 McConnell, Charles 172 McGinnis, Mannie L. 80 McMakin, D.K. 76 McConnell, Patrick 160 McGinnis, Phdllip374, 376 McMakin , W .H . 7 6 McConnell, see also McGinta, -Ghos. 334 McMaster, Samuel S. 170 Connell McGowan, Daniel 70 McMullen, George W. 346 McConnelly, Patrick 104 McGrann, Henry J. 134 McNabb , Wm. 282 McCormack, Thos. 32 McGrath, Michl. 56 McNair , Alexander 50 McCormack, Wm. 46 McGrath, Pat. 54 McNamara, Jas. 330 McCormick, Martin 312 McGrath, Terrance A.T. 10 McNamara, L.F. 308 McCormick, Owen 382 McGregor,,A. 202 McNary, J.W. 174 NcCourt, Mrs. E. 2 84 McGregor, Wm. 206 McNear, A. S . 184 McCown, J.W. 128 McGruer, John 34 McNicholas, Mrs. 286 McCoy, Barney 390 McHenry, Jessee 110 McNicholas, John 286 McCoy, Edward 146 McHugh, Thomas 310 McNulta, Thos. 76 ) McCoy, John T. 386 McIlvain, Wm. 330 McNulty, Mrs. 64 McCoy, Thomas 334 McInnes, John 4 8 McNul t y , Jas . 364 McCracken, John S. 388 McIntyre, John 35 6 McPantilin, John M. 176 McCran, James U. 318 Mack, David 50 McPartlin, John 384 McCree, Richard 198 Mack, James 4 6 McPartly, Owen 10 McCullers, Joseph R. 86 Mack, Jas . 56 McPherson, Cornelius G. McCur, Daniel 306 Mack, Julius 50, 192 386 McDaual , Michl . 94 Mack, Martin McPherson, Mrs. P.B. 330 McDavit, James 206 Mack, Thos. McQuilley, James 386 McDermott, Dennis 328 McKenna, Ed. McSweeney, James 26 McDermott, John 12, 186 McKeoen, Patrick Madage, Mathen 208 McDermott, Robert 178 McKeogh, M. Madaline, George 244 McDermott, Rodger 12 McKeon, T~OS. Madden, J.W. 160 McDonald, C. 232 McKartta, Richard Madden, James 10 McDonald, Mrs. Cornelia Mackey, George Madden, John 28 198 Mackey, R.B. Madden, Patrick 2 McDonald, J.P. 74 McKim , Wm . Maddox, Mrs. 50 McDonald, John 306 McKinney, Chas. Maddox, Henry S. 78 McDonald, John, Jr. 306 McKinney, Charles Maddox, Dr. J.W. 78 McDonald, L. 272 MeKinney, L.B. Madegan, Michael 88 McDonald, Luke 34 McKinney, W.M. Madigan, Thos . 7 6 McDonald, Michael 14 McKinstanzer, Madison, Roger 35 0 McDonald, Wm. 246 McLaughlin, John Madison, Thomas 72 McDonell, Edward 10 McLean, Charles Mageveney, John J. 356 McDonnell , John 10 McLean, Gilbert Mageveny , Eugene McDonnell, Patrick 124 McLean, John 170, 388 McDonnell, see also McLean, John G. Mageveny, John 29 6 Donne11 McLean, Robt. Mageveny , Michael 38 8 McDonald, Martin 196 McLean, Wm. Maggiolo, Pascquale 8 8 McDonough, Hughey 114 McLellan, G.G. Maginley, R.B. 160 Maguire, Mrs. M.A. Mann, Wm. H. 6 Mattingly, F.L. 164 Maguire, Chas Manning, James 384 Mauer, Mr. Andrew 310 Maguire , Michl . Manning, Patrick 76 Mauer, John B. 188 Mahaffy, Mrs. M.L. Mansferd, W.J. 228 Mauerer, Phillip 364 Mahan, Adward Mansfield, Edward 182 Mauss, Saml. 78 Mahan, 7. Mansfield, S. 210 May, Jacob 130 Mahan , John Mansfield, Thomas 282 May, R.D. 376 Maher, Mrs. Mansfield Drug Store 295 May, Thomas 162 Maher, Michl. Mansford, Edward J. 252 Maydwell, James 314 Mahler, Pete Manuel, Jas. R. 364 Maydwell, Mrs. M. 292 Mahon, Patrick J. Mara, Chas. 44 Maydwell, Thos. 312 Mahoney, John Marawski, Chas . 96 Mayer, Alexander 210 Mahoney, John 0. March, C.C. 166 Mayer, Aloys 94 Mahoney, Thos. Marchutz, Adolph 192 Mayer, F.A. 166 Mahoney, William Marencer, Phillip 394 Mayer, H. 240 Mailbard, Peter Maret, S. 78 Mayer, Henry 206 Maill, see Smaill Margan, Thomas 298 Mayer, John 384 Maingault, Mrs. E. Margerum, G.A. 378 Mayer, L.E. 278 Majo, Lidgeon Mariss, Myer 90 Mayer, Peter 126 Makin, Win. Markham, Jas. W. 348 Mayer, Saml. 210 Malatesta, Bartholeplew Marks, Mrs. H. 144 Mayers, Anthony 126 114 Marks, Henry 102, 386 Mayers, Mrs. Margt 92 Malatesta, Frank 218 Marks, Jacob 44 Maynard, Frank 302 Malatesta, J. 128, 138 Marks, Louis 128 Maynard, J.T. 180 Malcaha, Jgseph 282 Marks, Moses 106 Mayor, Meier 132 Maley, Edward 10 Marks, Saml. 94 Mays, Dennis H. 192 Maley, Mrs. Thos. 102 Marks, Solomon 8 Mazorralli, A. 2 70 Malher, F.A. 334 Marle, Jacob 394 Meacham, M.L. 358 Malinsee, Edward 142 Marley, Patrick 374 Meacham, W.F. 164 Mall, Wm. 358 Marmon, Jgseph 18 Mead, George 388 Mallory, Eugene 352 Marre, Angelo 178 Mead, Truman W. 204 Mallory, James 50 Marre, John 100 Mead, William 392 Mallory, Dr. James B.130 Marsh, P.G. 278 Meander, Fredrick 326 Mallory, John 52 Marshall, Mrs. J. 382 Meander, J.F. 326 Mallory, L. 302 Marshall, James C. 384 Means, Thomas 14 Mallory, T.D. 226 Marshall, Mathias 256 Meath, Patrick G. 352 Malocklin, Thomas 36 Martan, Hugh 302 Meehan , Chas . 6 Malogan, Patrick 12 Martin, Albert 70 Meehan, John 6, 34 Malone, Michael 6 Martin, Ashley, W. 232 Meek, Mrs. A. 316 Malone, Dr. R.C. 224 Martin, C.N. 220 Mehan, Mrs. 240 Malone, Thomas 6 Mart in, James 332 Mehan, Con. 38 Maloney, Ed. 18 Mart in, John 286, 380 Mehan, Frank N. 350 Maloney, James 302 Martin, Joseph 82 Mehen, Michl. 232 Maloney, John 74 Martin, Michl. 274 Meincke, Charles 16 Maloney, Pat. 4 Martin, Mordacai 106 Melcher, Peter 186 Maloney, Patrick 152,240 Marton, Mrs. M. 280 Melish, Mr. 382 Maloney, M. 96 Mason, Robt. 236 Mellegan, Thos. 368 Maloney , Thos . 26, 28 Mason, Samuel G. 114 Mellersh, Frank 384 Malsi, Jacob 96 Massa, A. 158 Mellersh, George 392 Malzer, Reuben 128 Massa, John 34 Mellesh, Geo. 34 Manchina, V. 224 Massey, Benj. A. 366 Mellhough, Frank 284 Mancourt, J.W. 314 Matchette, Dr. A.C. 142 Mendel, S. 236, 378 Mangan, William 388 Mathews, A. J. 96 Mendeler , John 11. 202 Manigan, Mr. 122 Mathews, George W. 384 Menken, J.A. 192 Manix, Patrick 308 Mathews, John C. 262 Menken, J .S . 192 Manley, Michael 390 Mathews, Robert J. 344 Menken Bros. Manly, Patrick 64 Matson, Dr. A. 136 221, 223 227 Mann, J.C. 330 Matte, Herman 148 Menkes , Jarmh 238 Menler, Charles 386 Miller, Nathaniel ' 4 2 Moder, Francis 254 Merman, A. 174 Miller, Pleasent M. 264 Monroe, Dr. Geo. A. 128 Merrell, A.H. 268 Miller, R.D.B. 380 Monroe, Mrs. Dr. 128 Merriman, James E. 280 Miller, Thomas M. 204 Mont ague, Benj . 376 Merriman Co. 161 Miller, W.E. 140 Montedonico, Joseph 166 Merrit, John 180 Miller, Wm. 16 Monr edonico , A. 166 Mesick, T.P. 292 Miller, William 178 Monteverde, Anthony 34 Messinger, Adolphus 252 Miller, Wm. E. 132 Montgomery, Geo. 108 Messinger, Geo. 18 Milliard, Danl. 110 Montgomery, Henry A. 342 Metcalf, C.M. 220 Mills, A.K. 96 Montgomery, William 378 Metcalf, J.C. 384 Mills, Wm. 142 Montfeth, Alexander 174 Metcalf, Thomas F. 164 Mills, Zack 350 Moody, Margaret 7 6 Mey, Sarah A. 392 Milton, James 356 Mooks , Prof. J. 220 Meyer, Gasse 88 Mimeyer, Jas. 58 Moon, Mrs. Eliza 358 Meyer, Isaac 292 Minderman, Fred 16 Moon, Frank 358 Meyer, Isaac A. 92 Minis, Mrs. C.A. 372 Mooney , John 70 Meyer, J.D.H. 244 Mink, Christian 380 Moony, Edward 360 Meyers, Herman 110 Minor, Benj . 208 Moony, John 20 Meyers, Jacob 102 Minor, Oscar 208 Moor, Martin 2 0 Michael, Nathan 186 Mintz, L. 338 Moore, Drayton N.W. 338 Michel, Sarah 24 Minx, James 296 Moore, Frank 118 370 Michot, Edward 332 Mitchell, Mrs. 94, 100 Moore, George 78, 188 Mickle, N.J. 270 Mitchell, Edward 298 Moore, Mrs. Jenette 200 Mier, Julia T. 366 Mitchell, Mrs. F.M. 190 Moore, Jessee 284 Miers, Mrs. Ellen F. 278 Mitchell, George 370 Moore, Michl. 58 Miles, George 156 Mitchell, Henry 192 Moore, Munroe 130 Miles, Michael 130 Mitchell, John H. 382 Moore, Robt. 66 Miles, Patrick 24 Mitchell, John T. 320 Moore, Mrs. S.C. 284 Miles, Richard 70 Mitchell, R.L. 260 Moore, Saml. A. 282 Miles, W.T. 158 Mitchell, Robert B. 342 Moore, Mrs. Susan 304 Millan, John S . 242 Mitchell, Mrs. Sallie M. Moore, William 278 Millan, Michael 306 200 Moore, Win. R. 2 14 Millar , Ben j amin 102 Mitchell, Saml. 320 Moore, Arbuckel & 114 Millar, Charles 2 38 Mitchell, Theophulus 358 Mooser, A. 232 Millar , Nathaniel 136 Mitchell, W.P. 218 Mooser, S. 240 Millar, Pritzer 194 Mitchell, W.Z. 126 Moran, Michl. 310 Millar, William 244 Mitchell, William 342 Moreland, Charles 9 6 Millegan, H.N. 162 Mitchells, F.L. 118 Moreland, William L. 346 Miller, Mrs. 7 6 Mix, Emmet 198 Morgan, Charles 180 Miller, Rev. Mr. 90 Mizell, R.L. 222 Morgan, E.D.F. 9 8 Miller, Mrs. Charlotte Mobley, Chas. W. 120 Morgan, George 342 382 Moder, Edward 254 Morgan, H.C. 168 Miller, Mrs. E. 298, 382 Moergel, R. 378 Morgan, J.R. 180 Miller, Everett 364 Moffit, John 380 Morgan, John 38, 368 Miller, Francis M. 18 Moffit, Thomas 382 Morgan, Mrs. M.A.E. 196 Miller, G. 110 Mogahan , Mathew 390 Morgan, M.M. 380 Miller, Prof. Geo. 336 Moin, Horace 7 0 Morgan, P.B. 162 Miller, George 40 Moiston, W.H.H. 138 Morgan, Paul A. 8 8 Miller, H.B. 138 Molitor, Charles 258 Morgan, R.H. 138 Miller, H.P. 100 Moller, John S. 296 Morgan, Sad. T. 9 0 Miller, Henry 70 Molloy, David 272 Morgan, Thomas 206 Miller, Henry G . 322 Momans, Timothy 36 Morgan, see also Margan Miller, Henry W. 108 Mome, S.H. 172 Morgand, Charles F. 180 Miller, Jacob 278 Monaghan, James 8 Morian, J. 352 Miller, John Monahan, Thos. 76 Moriarty, David 382 230, 356, 364 Moncreif , Wiley 120 Morningstar, Chas. 32 Miller, M.H. 336 Moncreif,Weylie 4 0 Mormann, Piper 25 6 Miller, Mathew 178 356 Monnier, Charles V.S. 86 Morningstar, Chas. 364 Mornson, Jon. W. Murphey, Mrs. 302 Ness, Mrs. P. 320 Mororrey, Patrick Murphey, Frank 10 Nestor, Wm. 28 Morrearty, Daniel Murphey, Mrs. J.J. 332 Neumiar, Louis 50 Morris, Mrs. Murphey , John 264 Nevill, Isaac 92 Morris, Andrew Murphey, Patrick 160 Nevils, A.J. 76 Morris, Chas., Jr. Murphey, William 264 Nevils, Mrs. Clinton 280 Morris, George Murphy, Cornelius 12 Newman, Fred. W. 388 Morris, James L. Murphy, J.P. 378 Newman, Hollis 304 Morris, John Murphy, J. Patrick 388 Newman, Jules J. 42 Morris, Mrs. Louis Murphy, James 330 Newman, W.W. 106 Morris, Michael Murphy, John 56, 64, 236 Newmeir , Louis 34 Morris, Saml. Murphy, Michl. 244, 362 Newmeir, see also Morrisay, Redmond Murrah, James 298 Neumeir Morrisey, Thos. Murrah, Samuel 304 Newsom, Albert R. 120 Morrison, Mr. Murrah, Mrs. Sarah 312 Newsom, Alison 84 Morrison, Cyrus, L. 68 Murray, J.B. 314 Newsom, Charles 84 Morrison, Ferdnd. 98 Murry, John 84 Newsom, James 84 Morrison, J.H. 230 Murtaugh, Thomas 134, 190 Newsom, John 84 Morrison, James D. 248 Musetti, D. 146 Nicholas, Mrs. Annie 378 Morrison, Sarah 20 Mush, Joseph 106 Nicholas, John 48 Morrow, Edward G. 390 Musso, J., Jr. 224 Nichols, Mr. 220 Morse, Horace M. 78 Must, Charles 248 Nichols, Fredrick T. 300 Mortimer, Moses 66 Myer, Pollock & Lindauer Nichols, George 224 Mortimore, Dr. D. 152 210 Nichols, Wm. 374 Mortimore, Mrs. Kate 360 Myers, Angel S. 48 ~ichols,Wm. E. 286 Morton, Mrs. Eliza 344 Myers, C.H. 136 Nicholson, Mrs. M. 292 Mosby, Samuel 150 Myers, Christian 356 Nicholson, Robert 392 Moseby , J .L. 164 Myers, D.H. 194 Nicolini , John 166 Moses, Anna 144 Myers, Jackson 126 Nipgen, J.A. 98 Mosley, B.S. 90 Myers, Max 80 Nipgen, Joseph B. 236 Mosley, David 32 Myers, Rehkopf 356 Nixon, Q. 318 Mosley, John B. 94 Myers, Dr. Willet 170 Nixon, Wm. C. 50 Moss, L.M. 140 Myres, James H. 202 Noble, Adebert S. 180 Mower, Wm. 176 NoeJ, George 34 Moyers, Col. 370 Nagal, Alexander Noel, Theodore 298 Moyston, James 214 Nagle, August Nolan, Mrs. 100, 102 Muer, William 198 Nagle, Mrs. B. - Nolan, Henry 314 Mugnier , Jules 240 Nagle, Mrs. M. Nolan, James 380 Mulby, Mathew 310 Nagle, Thos. Nolan, John 82 Muldoon, Mrs. E. 298 Nally, Mrs. Nolan, Michl. 108 Mulford, John H. 362 Nally, Mich. McA. Nolan, Stephen 66 Mulkerns, Mrs. 6 Nally, Thos. Nolan, Thomas 120 Mulkin, Mrs. M. 328 Nally, Thomas J. Nolen, John 62 Mullan, John 168 Nardi, A. Nooe, John A. 198 Mullen, Hugh 66 Nash, James Noonan, John 366 Mullen, William 344 Naslor, Charles Norfleet & Co. 361 Mullens, Patrick 2 Nathan, Izadore Norman, A.J. 328 Muller, R.A. 80 Nathan, Julius Norris, Richard H. 384 Muller, G. 96 Neal, John Northrop, Charles 198 Muller, John 154 Neal, Robert Norton, Charles A. 190 Mulligan, Mrs. Elisa 38 Nealis, Michael Norton, Edward 228 Mulligan, Patrick 72 Nebrick, Joseph Norton, Jacob 276 Mullin, S.F. 370 Nehl, Joseph Norwood, S.M. 380 Mullins, Thos. 236 Nelland, Hugh Novitzki, Volentine 384 Mullownay, Michael 70 Nelson, Mr. Nudham, Thos. 20 Mulvana, Julius 72 Nelson, G.W. Nuetzel, L. 292 Munson, Newton 42 Nelson, Jason Nulme, J.B. 156 Muntersahank, Jacob 282 Nelson, Wm. A. Nuss, M. 146 (continued next issue) ABSTRACTS FROM THE CASSVILLE DEMOCRAT Published in Cassville, Missouri Contributed by Ms. Ruth Browning, Box 657, Station A., Searcy, Ark. 72143 MRS. MARY HEMPHILL: Wife of the late Judge John W. Hemphill, died Jan. 27, 1906, at the home of her son Henry near Purdy. Born ~eb.2, 1845, McMinn County, Tenn; married John H. Hemphill Jan. 4, 1866; had 5 sons adn 5 daughters, six now living; buried in purdy Cemetery.

MARK L. ABERNATHY: Mar. 6, 1906 was his 76th birthday; born Giles Co. Tenn. in 1830; lived there until age 21; came to Greene Co., Mo.,where he married Miss Sims, who died several years ago. In 1870 he came to Barry Co. Only child named is daughter Mrs. Arch Hessee.

MRS. SUSAN EMILY JANE COMBS: Died March 26, 1906; born Roan Co., Tenn. July 3, 1838; daughter of Thomas Stephens; moved to Madison Co., Ark. 1852; married Wheelin Combs Oct. 29, 1853; came to Barry Co. 1867; buried in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.

JAMES A. DAUGHERTY: Of Webb City, Mo.; candidate for Congress; born Aug. 30, 1847 in McMinn Co., Tenn; came to Mo. in 1867. (1906 paper)

W. I. I. (BILLY) MORROW: Born Savannah, Tenn. Nov. 4, 1847; died Aug. 1906; came to southwest Mo. in early 1870's.

GEORGE HAWKS: Formerly of Cassville, died Feb. 21, 1907, age 77, at Van Couver, Washington; born in Warren Co., Tenn; came to Barry Co. at age 15.

THOMAS SHEWMAXE: Died Mar. 22, 1907 near Rocky Comfort, Mo., aged 80; born Perry Co., Tenn; married Miss Nancy Horner there; in 1851 couple moved to Newton Co., Mo.; ) in 1855 to Barry Co.; served in Second Ark. Cav. in Union Army. A brother-in-law is Amos Horner of Cassville.

JOHN M. BAYLESS: Died June 2, 1907; born in Greene Co., Tenn. 1851; son of late D. D. Bayless and wife Sarah, natives of Greene Co., Tenn., who came to Barry Co. in 1853.

MRS. BETTIE E. MITCHELL (nee Ragan): Dr. D. L. itch ell received a telegram from Cleveland, Tenn. of death of his mother on June 2nd. She was born Nov. 20, 1819, near Knoxville; raised in Chattanooga; married D. W. D. Mitchell. Children: Dr. D. L. Mitchell, Joseph W. Mitchell, and S. P. Mitchell of Cassville, George P. Mitchell and Mrs. Ece Kirby of Chattanooga, Tenn., Joseph D. Mitchell of Ringgold, Ga., R. R. Mitchell of Jacksonville, Ala., Mrs. I. T. Phillips and Mrs. Dick Hall of Cleveland, Tenn. Mrs. Mitchell was sister of late Mrs. J. C. Sellers. The only surviving sister is Mrs. Council of Huntington, Tenn. (Paper for June 8, 1907) WILLIAM A. FLY: Of Purdy; born Murray Co., Tenn. Mar. 7, 1826; son of Jeremiah N. and Nancy Fly sho moved to Carroll Co., Tenn when he was young; came to Barry Co. in 1839. (Aug. 17, 1907 paper)

WILLIAM CALHOUN HAWK and wife, former MISS ROBY ELIZABETH WEEKLY: Fiftieth wed- ding celebrated on Sept. 23, 1907. He was born in Warren Co., Tenn. Oct. 6, 1832, son of John Hawk, native of Penn. His father came to Barry Co. in 1840 with sons, Jacob W., William C., and Gee Hawk. The mother had died in McMinnville, Tenn. , J CHRISTINA FROST: Died Oct. 3, 1907; daughter of Col. Alfred and Elizabeth Gowen; born July 6, 1853 near Murfreesboro, Tenn.; came to Barry Co. in 1856; married Pleasant M. Frost on Sept. 9, 1869; buried in Roller Cemetery.

"HUB" JOHNSON: Of Jasper Co., Mo.; died Nov 29; would have been 90 years old on Jan 9; born Overton Co., Tenn. ; had lived in Jasper Co. for 60 years. (1907) MARRIAGE LICENSE RECORD - DYER COUNTY, TENNESSEE Contributed by Mrs. Haskins Ridens, Newbern, Tennessee

Andrew Hart/ Sarah C. Turner 16 Apr 1860 John S. McDavid 16 Apr " John S. McDavid, J.P. Stephen Howard/ Mary A. Hord 21 Apr " William Salisbury 24 Apr " James McCoy, M.G. Isaac Jackson/Margaret Herron 28 Apr " William Herron 29 Apr " James McCoy, M.G. Louis H. SelsbyIHarriet Liller Kent 28 Apr " T. F. Bradford 29 Apr " M. V. Wells, M.G. Wm H. ~rent/LetheJane Mays 30 Apr " J. L. Richardson 1 May " F. I. Frazier, J. P. George W. Norman/Charlotte Jackson 30 Apr " Jesse Duncan 30 Arp " E. W. Moore, J. P. James S. Massey/M. A. Johnson 10 May " John A. Huffman 10 May " F. I. Frazier, J. P. Joseph BairISidonia Wilbourn 22 May " H. C. Armstrong 22 May " T. J. Frazier, J. P. W. W. Aprin/M. E. Miller 23 May I' Z. R. Spain 23 May " George Miller, J. P. Moses Nichol/~eevyWagster 25 May I I B. L. Flowers ------Stafford LusterISusan Dearmore 19 June " A. L. Ray 19 June " H. Parks, M. G. James E. Polston/Susan C. Fry (?) 26 June " R. R. Nash 26 June " Wm M. Butler, J. P. W. H. Yates/A. M. Foster 27 June " H . J . Ballent ine 27 June " B. F. Farmer, M. G. Christian I. BargerIJulian Skipper 30 June " Levi Donor 1 July 'I James McCoy, J. P. William I. Campbell/Mary A. Baker 3 July ID J. W. Robertson 3 July " F. Albritton, J. P. Thomas SkipperIMary Johnson 4 July " John B. ~illiken 4 July " James McCoy, J. P. Abell PittmanISarah A. Collett 13 July " J. T. Fields ------A. J. Goatley/M. J. Baley 14 July " A. R. McKnight 17 July " J. A. Allen Robt S. ClemensIMartha A. Saddler 16 July " J. R. Clemens 16 July " S. D. Wood, J. P. Wm Carroll Doyle/ 25 July " Hu. T. Hanks Lucy Jennie L. Lauderdale ------Jacob CobbIMartha Fumbanks 9 Aug " A. H. Benton 9 Aug " R. M. Tarrant, M. G. Albert Jones/Sarah Snow 13 Aug " F. M. Howe ------J. W. PylandIDisey E. Reddick 13 Aug I' C. C. McFever 17Aug " Robert Johnson, J. P. Britten Jones/Nancy Lacy 13 Aug " J. 3. Ridens 15 Aug " S. D. Wood, J. P. F. H. Thompson/Sarah A. Wheeler 14 Aug " J. R. Featherston ------N. L. DoerIPrudence Smithwick 20 Aug " Thomas Smithwick 22 Aug " F. Albritton, Esq. R. L. HintonIS. B. Montrose 22 Aug 1860 R. R. Nash 22 Aug " Thos D. Harwell, Elder M. E. Church South J. F. Williamson/Susan E. Coleman 31 Aug " G. H. Wright G. H. Wright M. G. James T. HesterISusan J. Aiken 5 Sept Franc G. Sampson ----- G. H. Wright, M. G. E. H. Green/Ellen J. Kirk 6 Sept D. H. Green 6 Sept H. Parks, M. G. I. H. ParnellIS. A. Feggerson 8 Sept H. L. Scoby, Jr. (Foggerson) 11 Sept I. F. Williamson, J. P. Asberry WebbILouisa A. Robbins 12 Sept Isaac A. Baker 12 Sept Jo Chitwood, J. P. J. C. G. ~ownsend/NancyE. Adams 13 Sept John B. Tu.rner 13 Sept W. J. Mahan, M. G. George JacksonIMary Ann Herron 20 Sept Stephen Howard 20 Sept James McCoy, J. P. Bowling Adcock/Elizabeth Shoemake 26 Sept Isaac Sampson 26 Setp C. S. Cobb, J. P. Alfred GoforthIMary C. Cowell 27 Sept Thos. A. Cruse 27 Sept Jas. McCoy, J. P. Will M. WatkinsIEliza A. Phillips 27 Sept Franc G. Sampson 27 Sept R. M. Tarrant, M. G. Samuel Morrow/Sarah I. Tucker 1 Cct B. F. Henson 10 Oct E. W. Moore, J. P. Amaziah Woodside/Frances Montgomery 3 Oct I. F. Montgomery ------B. A. JohnsonISarah J. Kerby 9 oct W. P. Knight Oct F. Albritron, J. P. James ShoemakeIJulia Randolph 11 OC~ I. L. Shoemake 11 Oct Thos. D. Harwell, Elder R. R. ~ash/~mmaMcDavid 11 Oct Sam1 McDavid 11 Oct R. M. Tarrant, M. G. Robt A. Haleyl~aryE. Harnell 17 Oct S. F. Haley (Harwell) 17 Oct Thos. D. Harwell, Elder W. C. ~hronister/AmeliaJones 17 Oct W. H. Jones (1)8 Oct W. A. Hudson, J. P 0. B. ~oodman/MaryE. Bell 19 Oct C. S. Goodman ------John M. BrewerIEmily Cunningham 22 Oct W. P. Cunningham ------W. A. ~itts/CarolineSmith 23 Oct H. Shoffner 23 Oct H. Parks, M. G. L. GallaherIElizabeth Garrison 25 Oct John P. Troy ------M. V. B. ReddickIHarriet Stalling~ 26 Oct T. J. Reddick 27 Oct Robert Johnson, J. P. James B. SoutherlandIJane Spain 29 Oct T. S. Guthrie ------A. L. RayINancy E. Walker 5 NO~ J. R. Prichard 6 Nov W. J. Mahan Robert L. HarperIMary Frazier 19 Nov W. H. Lanier 27 Nov A. R. Love, M. G. T. J. SandersICandis M. Hall 19 Nov John R. Featherstone 20 Nov D. L. Dickey, M. G. Joseph D. Haynes/Julia Strain 20 Nov W. H. Alexander 21 Nov H. Parks, M. G. Willis W. SlaytonIJane Harris 20 Nov James Thornton 20 Nov Jamss McCoy, J. P. James WarrenIMartha J. Strickin 22 Nov James A. Cruise 22 Nov James McCoy, J. P. David M. CraigIElizabeth Hart 26 Nov R. M. Tarrant 26 Nov N. R. Prichard, J. P. Charles WeaverIMartha Turner 26 Nov David M. Craig 26 Nov N. R. Prichard, J. P. Stephen J. BizzelIMartha A. Chitwood 27 Nov N. J. Smith 27 Nov S. D. Wood, J. P. Andy Thompson/Sarah Holland 27 Nov J. R. Prichard ----- Jo Chitwood, J. P. S. J. Sellf/Francis Gwaltney 5 Dec B. G. Cole ------Joseph TurpinIMartha J. Steward 5Dec " H. S. Swain 6 Dec I' F. Albritton, Esq. R. B. ~ibbs/A.E. Carter 7 Dec " L. W. Cothran 9 Nov (sic) H. Parks, M. G. E. W. BinkleyIMartha Garrison 13Dec " Henry W. Baker 13 Dec " W. B. Beard, J. P. W. R. BentleyIMartha M. Ferguson 14 Dec " K. H. Bentley 19 Dec W. J. Byars William KingIRebecca A. Bowen 17 Dec " W. H. Parrish 18 Dec " B. F. Farmer, M. G. John C. MurrayIAmanda J. Wessen 19 Dec " G. C. Lemmons 20 Dec " George Miller, J. P. William SkipperISarah Johnson 25 Dec 11 J. A. Rambo 25 Dec 1 I James McCoy, J. P. Edward WilliaIMargaret M. Hommel 31 Dec 1 I Wm L. Hutson 1 Jan 1861 W. B. Fields, J. P. J. F. Bookout/H. Ann Lemon 31 Dec 1860 E. M. Arnold 1 Jan 1861 F. Albritton, J. P. G. G. B. PattonIAlcenia A. Rawles 9 Jan " J. F. Piland ------J. D. CarrolllE. M. Harris 14 Jan " 11. T. Hanks 15Jan " A. A. Justice, M. G. Page H. PatrickIAnnie C. Patrick 23 Jan Henry W. Wnite 24 Jan B. F. Farmer, M. G. James C. MillerIGabriella Davis 24 Jan I' William T. Shelton 24 Jan George Miller, J. P. Robert C. RobertsIJulia Miller 24 Jan E. S. Thurmond 24 Jan " A. A. Justice, M. G. Edward Williams/Lyd A. Gilliland 31Jan " W. L. Moore ------Jackson D. C. CobbIAnn Eliza Kirk 30 Jan " V. F. Wynne 30 Jan " A. A. Justice, M. Gq Henry A. Gooch/Lucinda S. Cobb 30 Jan " V. ,G. Wynne 31Jan " A. A. Justice, M. G. Henry WoodburyICharlotte L. Bradley 31 Jan I' T. Chamblin 30 Jan (sic) A. A. Justice, M. G. William KeyILouiza S. Chamberlain 31 Jan " G. W. Thurmond 31 Jan N. P. Ramsey, M. G. Thos W. TinkleISarah A. Moore 2 Feb " T. W. Williams 3 Feb G. A. Hawkins W. F. LumpkinsIMartha Berry 4 Feb " W. Privott (?) 5 Feb I' H. L. Fowlkes (To be continued next issue) TENNESSEANS AND DIRECT TENNESSEE DESCENDANTS IN THE PANHANDLE OF TEXAS 1880

Drawn from Ernest R. Archambeau's "The First Federal Census in the Panhandle, 1880t',Panhandle-Plains Historical Review, XXIII, 1950, 23-132. Out of the 1613 persons in the Panhandle in 1880, 114 were Tennesseans by birth or by parentage. Compiled by Bill Weaver, 1108 S. Washington, Bloomington, Indiana 47401.

TEXAS PANHANDLE RESIDENTS IN 1880 WHO WERE BORN IN TENNESSEE

NAME COUNTY COLOR SEX AGE MARITAL OCCUPATION PLACE OF BIRTH STATUS SELF FATHER MOTHER

Akin, George Wheeler W Deputy Sheriff Tenn Tenn Tenn Allison, R. C. Hemphill W Rancher Tenn - - Anderson, George Lipscomb W Stock Raiser Tenn Tenn Tenn Anderson, Henry Hemphill W Rancher Tenn - - Anderson, L. B. Wheeler W Freighter Tenn Tenn Va Anderson, W. Lipscomb W Herder Tenn Pa Pa Baker, George Hartley W Freighter Tenn Tenn Tenn Baker, James Childress W Herding Cattle Tenn N.C. Pa Bullard, Samuel B. Doneley W Farmer Tenn Miss Miss Chappell, A. J. Wheeler (Ft. Elliott) W Carpenter Tenn Tenn Tenn Chisum, James Oldham W Stockman Tenn Tenn Tenn Coleman, S. A. M. Hemphill W Keeping House Tenn Ala Ga Cummings, S. M. Oldham W Physician Tenn France Va Day, L. M. Lipscomb W Keeping House Tenn Tenn Tenn Dickson, Edwin M. Hall W Farm Laborer Tenn Tenn Ala Dyer, Albert M. Armstrong W Stock Grower Tenn Tenn Tenn Fields, Jacob Hall W Farmer Tenn Va Va Fleming, Fannie Wheeler W Keeping House Tenn Goodnight, Mary A. Armstrong W Keeping House Tenn Tenn Tenn Gentry, A. Childress W Herding Cattle Tenn Tenn Tenn Griffin, John Arms trong W Herding Cattle Tenn Ohio Tenn Herring, Martha Donley W Keeping House Tenn Tenn Tenn Hogett, F. L. Hemphill W -- Tenn Tenn Tenn Hogett, J. C. Hemphill W Farmer Tenn Tenn Tenn Hogett, Loula B. Hemphill W -- Tenn Tenn Tenn Hogett, Sarah Hemphill W Keeping House Tenn Tenn Tenn Jones, Burrell Gray W Herding Cows Tenn Tenn Tenn Jones, George Hartley W Herder Tenn Tenn Tenn Jones, John Gray W Herding Cows Tenn Tenn Tenn King, Ellen Wheeler (Ft. Elliott) Mu Laundress Tenn Tenn Tenn Mann, John F. Arms trong W Herding Cattle Tenn Tenn Tenn Manville, Frank Wheeler (Ft. Elliott) W Soldier Tenn McKamey, L. G. Wheeler W Keeping House Tenn Tenn Tenn McKamey, Wm. N. Wheeler W M 42 M Farmer Tenn Tenn Tenn Pickens, James Hartley W M 27 S Herder Tenn Tenn Tenn Pratt, James Wheeler W M 35 S Stage Driver Tenn Va Va Rhoads, W. H. Wheeler W M 36 S Saloon Keeper Tenn Va Tenn Rose, Shedrick Briscoe W M 21 S Herding Tenn Va Tenn Watson, John Arms trong W M 40 S Blacksmith Tenn N.C. N.C.

TEXAS PANHANDLE RESIDENTS OF 1880 WHO WERE BORN OUTSIDE TENNESSEE OF TENNESSEE-BORN PARENTAGE

Akin, Margaret A. Wheeler W Tex Tenn I11 Anderson, Archie Wheeler W N.M. Tenn N.M. Anderson, J. M. Hemphill W ---- Tex Ark Tenn Anderson, Jennie Hemphill W Keeping House Tex Tenn Tenn Anderson, L. B. Jr. Wheeler -W ---- Tex Tenn N.M. Anderson, L. J. Hemp hill W Tex Ark Tenn Anderson, Louisa A. Wheeler W ---- Tex Tenn N.M. Babcock, Mary Oldham W Keeping House I11 N.C. Tenn Babcock, Mary Ann Briscoe W Keeping House I11 N.C. Tenn Beal, John T Gray W Stock Grower Tex Tenn S.C. Beverly, H. Childress W Herding Cattle Tex Tenn Tex Biggers, F. Lipscomb W Herder Pa Mo Tenn Black, William N. Hall W Stockman Ala - Tenn Blevins, William Roberts W Herding Cows Mo Tenn Tenn Brown, James Wheeler (Ft. Elliott) W Teamster Ark Tenn Tenn a", Brown, Thomas Wheeler (Ft. Elliott) W Shoemaker Ind T. Ala Tenn Bussell, Richard Wheeler W Farmer I11 Tenn Ohio Calhoun, Joseph Deaf Smith W Herder Ala Tenn Ala Callie, Joseph Childress W Herding Cattle Miss Tenn Tenn Clampett, J. J. Wheeler W Keeping House Ind N.C. Tenn Clark, J. A. Hemphill W Rancher Miss Ala Tenn Coleman, R. L. Hemphill W ---- N.M. Ala Tenn Coots, Munroe J. Gray W Raising Cattle Tex Tenn Tenn Crenshaw, 0. B. Hemphill W Herder Tex Tenn N.C. Cummings, Sammy Oldham W A1 a Tenn Miss Day, A. J. Lipscomb W Stock Raiser Mo Tenn Tenn Day, H. A. Lipscomb W ---- Tex Mo Tenn Day, J. M. Lipscomb W Stock Raiser Mo Tenn Tenn Day, J. W. Lipscomb W Tex Mo Tenn Day, M. Lipscomb W ---- Tex Mo Tenn Dyer, Walter W. Randall W Stock Grower Tex Tenn Tenn Edgar, J. S. Lipscomb W Herder Tex Tenn Tenn Edgar, Robert ~Lipscomb W Herder Tex Tenn Tenn Fields, Charlotte Hall W Ark Tenn Ala Fields, Clemantine W.Hall W House Work Ark Tenn Ala Fields , James Hall W Farm Work Ark Tenn Ala Fields, John Hall W ---- Tex Tenn Ala Fields, Robert C. Hall GJ Farm Work Ark Tenn Ala Green, Thomas Roberts W Herding Cows Tex Tenn Tenn Griffin, Albert Armstrong W Herding Cattle KY Ohio Tenn Headspear, David Collingsworth B Herding Cattle Tex Tenn Tenn Hinds, Bell Oldham W Seamstress Mo Tenn KY James, Frank Hartley W Mail Carrier Ala Tenn Ala King, Henry Wheeler (Ft. Elliott) Mu ---- Tex - Tenn King, Lenora Wheeler (Ft. Elliott) Mu Tex - Tenn King, Robert Wheeler (Ft. Elliott) Mu Tex - Tenn King, Willie Wheeler (Ft. Elliott) Mu Tex - Tenn Leforce, Isaac Arms trong W Laborer Ark Ind Tenn Lefors, Isaac H. Gray W Farming Ark KY Tenn Lefors, Jefferson D. Gray W Herding Hogs Ark KY Tenn Lefors, Perry Gray W Driving Cattle Mo KY Tenn Lefors, Thomas N. Gray W Farming Ark KY Tenn Martin, John Oldham W Herder Mo Va Tenn Maxwell, Jefferson D.Donley W Sheep Herder Mo Tenn Tenn McKamey, Fannie Wheeler W ---- Tex Tenn Tenn McKamey, H. G. Wheeler W Tex Tenn Tenn McKamey, L. E. Wheeler W Tex Tenn Tenn McKamey, William Wheeler W ---- Tex Tenn Tenn Noe, H. A. Childress W Herding Cattle Miss Tenn Tenn Patton, Alfred Roberts w Growing Cattle Tex Tenn Ala Patton, Emerson Roberts W Growing Cattle Tex Tenn Ala Patton, Margaret Roberts W ---- Ala S.C. Tenn Plumer, J. H. Lipscomb W Herder I11 Tenn Iowa Rhea, Robert Roberts W Herding Cows Mo Tenn KY Riggs, Willie Wheeler W Keeping House Tex S.C. Tenn Rolls, James M. Hal 1 W Stockman Tex Tenn I11 Ruble, S. Lipscomb W Herder Mo Tenn Tenn Smith, C. C. Childress W Herding Cattle Tex Tenn I11 Smith, William Childress W Herding Cattle 111 Tenn I11 Vannoy , A. A. Wheeler W Farmer Tex Tenn Tenn Wheat, Viola Hall W Keeping House Tex Tenn Tenn White, John H. Oldham W Herder Miss Ga Tenn White, John P. Oldham W Herder Tex Ga Tenn Willard, Henry M. Donley W Freighter I11 Tenn Tenn Woods, Samuel Wheeler (Ft. 'Elliott) W Farmer Ind Tenn Tenn *Lefors, Rugus A. Gray W Driving Cattle Mo KY Tenn S~"U .3.%f-

MUSTER ROLlLS OF COMPANY C 1ST TENNESSEE MOUNTED INFANTRY UNION Commanded by Captain Wade Jones of Buffalo Valley, Putnam County, Tennessee Individuals with counties not listed are mostly from Putnam and Jackson Counties Copied from the original by D. Mitchell Jones

October 1864

William Austin Robert 'rentice Jacob C. Barr Ira Prichard Orange Co. NC. James H. Bozarth Robert Pedigo Ruben Brewington Redin Richardson Thomas Brewington Robert Smith John Burton John Smith Richard H. Bryant Henry R. Stewart Joseph Bozarth DeKalb Thomas Spyvey Ira Carr Jackson Levi Stewart Overton Thomas Cox Taylor Surycher or Suircher Spartan M. Campbell George W. Smith Caleb Crow Jefferson William Shanks Meriday Deweese White Harrison Thomas John M. Davidson Henderson Thomas Jefferson D. Dyer Asberry Thomas Isaac Deweese Henderson Tilley Jesse Garner James Willis William Garner Martin Woolbright Jacgson Herrin DeKalb William Way Robert Herrin Wm. W. Whitehead William Herrin Jackson Adam Prichard Over ton Wiseman Herrin Jackson Denton Roberts Jackson Thomas Jackson John B. Huddleston Overtm George Jermain Thomas Reagan Fentress Sandy A. Hickey George H. Tumlin Smith John A. Lewis William Matthews Fentress Joseph R. Lee Hezekiah Willhite White James Lewis J. C. Maynard DeKalb ' John H. McGuffy John Fletcher ~umberlkndcCo .KY , William Mainard Roland Story Overton ' Ezekiel Mainard Robert Hensley Knox Robert Marcrum James Cromeans Cumberland Co.KY James Mazwell Thomas Hill White James A. Mahan William G. Edmonds Jackson Eldridge Myatt White William C. Dyer Jackson Nath. S. Massa Calvin W. Holley Smith William Massa Wiat t Baldwin Morgan William Marcrum Luther Clark Orange Co. NC George W. Myatt Alman Manar Jackson Barney H. McCam Archabald Pennycough Fentress James Finn Jackson John A. McDonald Over ton Newel J. Finn Jackson John H. Roberts Jackson

DO NOT FORGET!

Write to your Senators, Senator Moss, and Prseident Ford about Bill S3279. (See Editor's page)

See President's Letter for details of our meeting and the Seminar planned for October. LETTER OF WILLIAM BROWN TO ERQTHE3, COLONEL JOSEPH BROWN Contributed by fill-s. Joan Goar Bratton, Route 4 Box 32, Oxford, Miss 38655

James Brown, a soldier during the Revolutionary War, left his home in Guil- ford County, NC, intending to settle on lands near Nashville, TN. Enroute, he and two sons, James and John were killed and his wife Jane (Gillespie), sons Joseph and George, and three daughters, Jane, Elizabeth, and Polly were all taken prisoner by the Cherokee Indians. This occurred 9 May 1788. Eventually, all the prisoners were released. However, the negroes of this property were all retained by the In- dians. During the 11th Congress, second session, the heirs of James Rrown petition- ed the government for indemnity for negroes taken ?3y the Cherokee Indians. This was passed in the 23rd Congress and payment of the mount allowed the claims of the heirs was finally made 30 June 1834, during the 30th Congress.

The letter below was written by William Brown to his brother Joseph in order to aid Joseph in his search for these heirs of

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, WILKINSON COUNTY April 30, 1834

Dear Brother,

Through the mercy of our NeavenLy Pather the families of Brother George and my own and ourselves are well in the land of the living and enjoying a reasonable portion of common health. in consequence of the wide extent of country over which our faiaiiy connection are scattered, the extreme heat of the weather, and our brother George and four neigh- bors had agreed to go in company to explore the lands on Red River in Louisiana (and have since gone), and my own health not being good, it has ,been out of my power to give them general notice; I will state their situation so far as I know. Of the Hamilton family there are but two in this part of the Country, they are James and Hannah who married a Mr. Blackman; and I sent James a notice and he had men employed in building a gin mill and he could nor attend to this business at this time. I suppose John Hamilton is somewhere on the west side of the Miss- issippi but whether in Texas or on this side I know not. As to James Collinsworth's family they are far scattered. The last I heard from James C. Collinsworth was by a letter fromhlm by which he informed me that he was then in the Arkansas Heights (?) and engaged in making a crop and that he expected to be (?) in this county the ensuing winter. I have not heard from him since that Better was received about two years ago. Edmund Collinsworth went with his wife's family to the West side of the Mississippi some four years past his wife died and he has been employed as an Overseer. There are four of Collinsworth's daughters alive the last that I heard from them (to wit) Mary, Luretta, Narcissa, & Margaret-Ann. Mary was not married, but she and Margaret Ann both live with Abel WaddeP who married Luretta they live about 6 miles South East from Batton Rouge, (generally called Batton Roosh), Narcissa married Zachariah Waddel a brother of the husband of Luretta but he is dead and Narcissa is a poor widow with six children and very little property living in Louisiana a few miles from the South East corner of the County. i William C. Collinsworth and Joseph the youngest Son were living some- where between Vicksburg & Raymond, William follows gin building, George B. Collinsworth is dead, & David Collinsworth the youngest Son but one wrote to me about two years ago that was then Clerk on board of a steamboat and I have never heard from him since a Short time after that.-- John Patton moved from this region about six years past into Hinds County on Big Black & never writes to us and I suppose to no other person. Of course writing to him by mail would be useless. In consequence of the stiffness of my hand from the old wound and a trembling from the weak- ness of my nerves I have quit wfiting except in cases of a very urgent nature. This explains explains the reason why 1 do not write to you as I ought and the reason why I know so little of our Connection as I can- not correspond with them by writing. Brother George and myself have con- stituted you our Attorney, and you will receive the power with this letter, and the affidavit of old (?) Major Johnson to prove George Brown & myself to be of that family. If you should find the affidavit of Major Johnson not sufficient to identify us to be of the family you can strengthen it by the Testimony of some of your neighbors who know us to be Your brothers. I think it will'be advisable to leave instructions when you leave home Ce g5ve-instraeC$ezt4 (last three words lined through) how papers that may be sent to you shall be forwarded. And that you constitute an Attorney at the City of Washington to receive such Powers of Attorney and the papers that may nessaxly accompany them. William Brown

MEMBERS OF THE GRAND JURY

Contributed by Ms. Ruth Browning, Box 657, Station A., Searcy, Ark2747. Ahstracted from the CASSVILLE DEMOCRAT, published in Cassville, Missouri.

Jesse W. Packwood, born in Barry Co., Mo. Aug. 2, 1864, son of the late John Packwood, born Va., and Jane M. Stamps, born in Tenn. John H. Lathim, born Galveston, Tex., 1856, son of John H. Lathim, born in Grainger Co., Tenn. 1822 and Emaline Poindexter, born 1832, Hawkins CO. , Tenn. P. L. Dodson, born Athens, Tenn., attended East Tenn. Wesley University, son of Lazarus Dodson, native of Lee Co., Va., and Rebecca Sullens of Athens, Tenn. J. H. Aldridge, born Barry Co., Mo., 1869, son of J. M. Aldridge born in Cass Co., N. C., and Miss Hensley, born near Nashville, Tenn.

These four biographies were abstracted from the Feb. 24, 1906 issue. The next two were from the Feb. 16, 1907 paper.

1. Benjamin F. McCary, born Apr. 2, 1835, Rhea Co., Tenn., father came to Barry Co. in 1837. 2. John W. Riddle, born McMinn Co., Tenn. Jan. 16, 1844, parents to Barry Co. in 1849.

VICTORY CEMETERY 14th District, Rutherford County, Tennessee Contributed by Mrs. H. H. Jones (Nora Lee Westbrooks) Route 1 Mason Road, La Vergne, Tennessee 38076

Victory, J. W. 1878-1898

Other Graves - No Marker INDEX TO 1840 CENSUS OF CANNON COUNTY TENNESSEE Transcribed by Thomas P. Hughes, Jr. from M-704 Reel 519

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Bogle Turbyfield Maney William King (Ring) Stephen Davidson Jane Pollett Page 114 ) Margaret Reed Wilie Davinport Joel Maney Mary Alexander Thomas Stanley James Medling James B. Sumners Elam McKnight Jonathan Wharey Robert J. Sumners James W. McAdow James Mitchell Rebecca Witherspoon Alex Milligan James D. Orr Abraham Cooper William C. Odom Augustin Pendergrass Alex A. Smith Lewis Handcock Alexander Orr Wm. R. Bogle John Willard Wm. H. Cox Charles Handcock Page 111 Sarah Bogle James Milligan Abner Alexander Robert Milligan James Craft Thomas Linch John Milligan Hugh Craft Hugh B. Lansdon Wm. Higgin M. T. Duke Martha Bell Benj . F . Odom James Cowan J. J. Matthews Shadrach J. Odom King S. Peeler Nancy Bond Christopher Vandergriff Aboy Gugir Washington Matthews J. H. Stanley Solomon Peeler Wm. Bryson, Sr. Elbert Owen John Williams, Jr . Joseph Bogle Mary Higgins George C. Hail Henry Duggan Oliver Duncan Page 113 Allmon Mullin= Mary Bynum Ira Gann John Bynum John Paulk Cannon Quarles George Bynum Ivison J. Thomas Aaron Duggan Jesse Milligan John Q. Hooper Hiram Y. Little Wm. R. Rodgers Christopher Owen Eli jah Higgins John Stacy Michael Jones James Cox Wm. Duncan David Moore Stephen Wilson Wm. R. Stephens Erasmus Jones, Sr. David Millegan Wm. Brown Andrew J. Bealy John Cooper Rebecca Owen James Reed William Lee Washington Lee Daniel Finley Page 115 Samuel Greer Katherine Finley Jacob Sherrel Thomas R. Byford Samuel C. Odom Abraham Gooden John Bickle Epaphrodelus Francis John Espey Win. Byford Arms tead Francis Noah R. Smith Ralph Knight Melchizedch Francis James Sessom Archibald Lewis John Odom Jesse Sessom Fredric Reed Redding W. Odom Jacob Byford Ira L. Blair Henry C. Summers William Byford Hezakiah Clemmons James Odom Hardy Lassetor, Jr. Benj . B. Cooper Page 117 Richard P. Johnston James Summers J . J . Jones Judith Thomas Wm. Anderson Matthew McCastin Pemelia Cooper Charles Williams Elisha Ennis Daniel Bryson James Simmons Henry Adams Elijah W. Hail Joel Cherry Benjamin Webber George Davinpor t Wm. Daily Hardy Byford James Reed James Essary John Brown John Bryson, Sr. Henry Sessom Richard Webber Hiram Bryson Hiram Parker Wm. Bryson Alexander English Page 119 Moses F. Stanley Franklin Parker Levi Reed John Porterfield Alexr F. Todd Saml. B. Bryson Thomas Fouch Hiram Wilson Eliza Witherspoon Wm. Parker Samuel Underhill Joel Milligan John Ogles - Wm. Stroud, Sr. Joseph Bryson Wm. Keatts Stephen Mitchell Andrew Bogle John M. Banks Samuel Moore Warren Davinport Jesse Banks Lemuel Duncan B. M. Richardson John A. Brown Lewis Young Absalom Davenport David Greer John Bowen James Todd, Sr James McClain Page 116 Wm. Todd, Jr Wm. D. Stroud Hugh P. Neely Edward E. Wood Jdseph Bryson, Sr. Eliazer Beaty Wm. Craft Robert Bryson S. A. Mitchell Micajah Petty Martha Davenport Joshua Vaper James A. Petty Henry Davinport John Vaper Nathan Petty Michael Wilson Charles Bowen Ambrose Petty Edmund Barton Anuel Rains Peter Cox James Price John W Stroud Katharine Smith Landen Duncan Elisabeth Good Curtis Ridge Robert Carson Woodson Northent John P. McClain Page 118 William Spicer Robert Anderson Sarah Youngblood Alexr Morgan Jesse Sessom, Sr. Felix West John B. Rodgers Isaac Cooper John Elam Wm. Hopkins Nicholas Gooden Nicholas Harris Benj amin Davis Lucinda Gooden David Smith James H. Reed Martha Gooden Adams Elrod Frances Thrower Young Smith John Harris Branson James Samuel Carson Wm. James Mary Williams Samuel Pague Mary Williams Margaret Lemon Page 120 Mumford Tenpenny Nathan Wood Thqmas Vance James Phillips B. L. Smith Westly Herriman John Tucker Wilie Holland Wm. Givens Jane Allen Henry Medford Samuel Vance John Thomas Nancy Brown Merrit Givens William West Wrn. Kirk Margaret Dennis h. C. Manis Elisabeth Tunley Stephen Herriman John Manis James Kerby Nancy Morgan Edward White Temperance Spicer John Herriman Francis Whitfield Burwell B. Spicer Elisha Miles 0. I. Burnett Page 122 Wm. C. Whitlock G. W. Mears Solomon Travis Martin St. John Isaac Young James Scott Anderson Burnett John Fulks John M. Miller Archibald Stone Eliazor A. Orr Henry Marks Willis Gann Isaac Eof f Henry Ford George St. John Eli Logue (Togue) Jesse Lawrance James S. James Henry Howerton Joseph Moore Win. F. Mears James Essary George T. Ford Beverly Willard Archibald Young William Mears Clorressa James J. R. Glaisbrooks Robert S . James Sarah Shelby Page 124 Samuel F. Lemay James King B. H. F. Phillips William Duke Goldsberry Mears Thomas Cooper Richard Price Robert Walkup Gabriel Hume Samuel Lester Isiah Neely Arthur Youngblood Martin Cox Hardy Wimley T. B. Bryant Hiram Smithson Medford Caffy Alexr Bryant David Edwards John Barrett Thomas L. Todd Martha Pelham Thomas Thompson Laca Patrick Iven Eddings Benjamin Sapp Joseph Prater Georgiany Forster George C. Barrett Jonathan Wimley Jackson Wharey Page 121 Isham Pelham John B. Stone Mitchel Daniel James Wood Thomas Barrett Richard U. Lemay Jackson Ford Martin T. Prater William Travis John M. Mears E. S. Elkins James Penelton Mary A: Hays Samuel Phillips Anderson West Daniel Teasley Ben j. Lawrance William Thomas Elij ah Mears David Barrett John Penelton Ward Barrett Sarah Thompson Samuel Lanee Lusana Stone William Preston Reuben Elam Vaach Crabtree John N. Mitchell Samuel C. Evans Ezekiel Mullin Page 123 John Preston Thomas Lemay Win. Preston, Sr. Richard Eddings Jonathan Wood Edmund Walls Alex McBroom Josiah M. Crain Edmund Jones Thomas G. Wood James Prater Hamon Barrgt t John M. James William Bates Smith Moon Julia A. Roberts Washington Kennady Alexr Moon - Martha Gannon George Wood Allen Morgan Joseph Whitely Daniel Manis Allen Barrett James Smith Robert Manis Jackson Morgan Richard Tenpenny Isham Adams Tobias Tenpenny James West Page 125 W. A. Brown Thomas Oliver Jacob Underwood Mark A. Pope - Henry Warren Wm. Roberts Josiah McEwen, Sr. Thomas Wallace John Smith Josiah McEwen, Jr. James P. Todd Henry Smith Katharine Vance Elijah Pittard Edward Bragg Joseph Tenpenny Younger Douglass Dozier Bragg Katharine Denton Arthur Warren Katharine Bragg Anderson Coulter William Graham A. M. Alexander Elisabeth Smith Edmund Taylor William Boyd John Traves Nathaniel Taylor John Peedon John Taylor Page 127 Arthus Gaither James Taylor Wm. E. McLin Elisabeth W. Ferrel Daniel M. Stewart Wm. E. Watts James J. Trott John Hollis Wm. Nichols James M. Brown Wm. Eddings Edward Gaither H. D. McBroom Denneson Hogwood Augustine S. Oliver John R. Sullivan Lewis Crison Robert M. Stewart Eli Baily George Walker Alexr Walker Thomas Rees (Rice) Page 129 Wm. Whorton Nimrod Smith Azariah Gaither Henry Hays Abraham Teague Joseph Ramsey Hardeman Hays Samuel Burk Thomas C. Word John Hays Daniel Ford Peter Phillips James Gannon Jonathan Bassham Harrison Peyton Stanford Smith John Hollis, Sr. Wm. Y. Henderson Alexr Tassy (Tapsy) George W. Hollis John St . John Beachem Gannon Richard Maxey Andrew McCkbe Thomas Hays Elisabeth Young Henrv Elam J. D. McBroom Peter Maxey Anson Thompson Wm. D. Gowen Aney Edwards Augustine Weeden James Sullivan Alexr Young Elijah Neely David T. Warren M. G. Elkins Abraham L. Bell Wm. D. Dunkan Page 126 Charles Peedon Lewis J. Hollis Turner B. Smith Jesse Hollis Wm. Mitchell George Gannon Henry Dozier Elisabeth Barkley Mary Sutton Walter Maxey James A. Steel Rezen Fowler Rebecca Dozier John A. Travis Hollis Cooper James Cooper Jane Travis G. W. Conley Wm. Hollis, Sr. John Mitchell Wm. Moore Wm. Hollis, Jr. Mary A. Nichols Elisabeth Swoop Wm. H. Travis Page 128 Dennis R. Batson John Henderson Caswell Sullivan Mary McEwen Margaret Andrews John Finley Dozier Mullin Maria Poterfield Francess Cogwell Alexander Sullivan R. B. Williams Richard Cogwell Hampton Tackel A. W. Hogwood Ezekiel Hays John M. Denton Jesse Blansett Benj amin Hays Boas Southern William Reed Aleathy Fowler John C. Martin Sarah Parker Isaac Finley Lewis Jellon John Bragg Nicholas Coinatzor John Mullin Page 130 Richard J. Bone Melas F. Travis Lewis G. Martin F. W. Travis Dawson McGlochlin Gedion Rucker Jackson Fann Samuel Cannon Beverly Franklin Peter J. Thomas Elisabeth Williams Elisabeth Vasser Silas A. Robenson Jesse Gilly

Richard Moon / Wm. N. Moore Thos. Y. Whitfield Meshack Warren Wm. Patton Harrison Bullard Achelius Alexander Wm. ldilliams Britton Moon Page 132 Sarah Williams Templeton Moon Valentine Simpson M. F. Todd John Herreld Herrod Holt C. P. Alexander Mary Lee Fielding Holt Mary Tassy Hiram Edward Richard Holt Robert A. Smith Alexander Espey John Bynum Sarah Elkins Henry Herreld Pimelia Nichols Joseph Warren Garrison Parker Thomas Turner Sarah Deloach Elisabeth Johnston John Teague James Mannaham Page 134 Elisabeth Sexton Isaac Wimberly Susannah Bell William Stacy Wm. Young Joseph Hollis William Pace Wm. L. Covington Jesse Rodgers Blake Sedgely Henry Trott William Bell Rhoda Whitf ield Clement R. Davis Burwell Walker Levine Whitfield Jesse Q. Seawell Josephus H. Conn Isaac Wimberly, Jr. David M. Jarratt George W. Thurston Elisabeth Edons Calbe Early Maxwell McRuthers Cary Jonnecan Fredric St. John Mary Carethers John Montgomery Pleasant Ussary James Ready Asa Lemons J. J. C. Haynes J. A. Brandon Eli Whitfield James K. Eason Jesse Todd Francis Donne11 Charles T. New Hiram Brandon Elisabeth Hoover John Fisher William Gray Pleasant W. Tucker Page 131 William Hainey Lindsay Coleman John Johnston J. S. Perryman Luke hssetor Daniel Hoover Elij ah Stephens Hardy Lassetor Osburn Lee John Estus William Bowen John W. Hoover Gabriel Williams Calvin Carlee Hugh Robinson James Bell Joshua Barton Thomas Sadler John Wheelen James R. Taylor Pleaaant McCulloch Melchizedch Williams Abraham Crison Erasmus Keys John H. Wood Page 133 Benjamin Penelton Samuel Burnett Edmund Finley Thomas Bowen Pleasant Cothran Nathan Finley Arnett Jones James Lambert Susannah George Elisabeth Hite Wm. Howard John Williams Simeon Hollis James Holt Wm. George Amos Saffal Martin S. Hoover Daniel Tenpenny Milas Saffal Arms trong Carter Jane Brandon Robert Galleher Temperance Willis Robert W. Espey Matthew Whitf ield Page 135 Levon Jones James Whitamon Lewis Bond Jesse Jonnican John Harris David Hollis Edmund Lamb ert Abraham Brandon John Witt Uriah Bush John E. Brandon Isaac W. Ellidge John Taber Gedeon Duke Joseph Knox, Jr. Jonathan Lassetor William Todd Benedict Stacy James Cothran Jonathan Jones Allen Thomas George Smith Peter Simpson Wilie Hopkins Page 137 Daniel Manis, Jr.

E. B. Rose Squire Warren - Elisabeth Pof f James Edwards Ansel Melton John McGill Nathan Neely Joel Melton Peter Simpson James Mears John Young James Faulkenburg Elijah Mears Richard Sullins Wm. Faulkenburg James A. Vinson Edward Gilly Benj . Faulkenburg Ruhama Sullivan John Gilly John Faulkenburg Warren Cummins James Young Joseph Simpson Berry Vinson Eli Young Cornilius Brandon Richard Vinson Samuel Young Margaret Escue Sad. J. Garrison AGner Adam Robert B. Vinson Page 139 Solomon Spicer Richard Foster Joseph H. Smith James Lott John N. Baily Joseph F. Brown Isaac McBroom Wm. P. McCulloch Robert Ferrel Vinson Meadows Wm. Merryman Ben j amin Millard Thomas L. Turner Wm. Cummins

Jacob Faulkenburg Joel Mears ~ Alexander Young John Campbell Gabriel Mear s Robert Baily Wm. G. Jones James Melton Robert Phillips David Patton J. T. Richardson James Melton, Sr. Wm. McFerrin John T. D. Wall Thomas Rigsby Richard Lyon William Stone Win. Halpain John B. Melton C. A. Hammons Page 136 John Melton, Sr. Lexington Asher Mansfield Thompson James H. Lance A. F. McFerrin Vinson Baily David Mullens David McGill Jesse Sullins Joseph Mullens Martin Rice James Sullins Sanders Lilteral Thos. J. Williams Allen Miles Wm. S. Melton James Miller Moses Cummins Allinon Rigsby J. M. McElroy John Cummins Joel Manis R. M. Good Charles C. Evans James C. Greer Page 138 Andrew F. Evans G. W. Hopkins Isaac Moore James M. Roberts James H. Stone Thomas Pitman Aaron Byford William Elkins James S. Odom Zachariah Bush Win. Rolston Isaac Keeton Thos . H. Williams Gabriel Elkins James Vandegr ef f Qrus L. Roberts St. Clair Cummins Allen Vandegreff David Coughanoun Wm. N. Foster Larkin Keeton Allmaum Harp Robert Henderson Robert L. Shaw John Bowling Thomas Elkins Richard Handcock James Cathey Wm. B. Evans C. C. Handcock John Petty John D. Elkins Ansel Whitf ield Wm. Elkins Page 140 Anoush McCloud Wm. Elkins, Jr. Thos. C. McCloud Gordan Morgan Robert King Robert L. Fagan James Stone Thomas Hail Wm. A. Knox Jesse Melton Joseph Hail Lemuel Reed Ann Perry Mourning Kelly Joseph Pinkerton Nathan Gann Sarah Pew Hampton Sullivan Alexr Higgins Hiram Dodd Wm. B. Noaks James Higgins Richard Dodd Joseph Knox, Sr. James P. Perry Nancy Ashf ord Vinson Gaither John Melton, Jr. John W. Haily Wm. E. Bryant Page 142 Wm. Elledge Martin Owen Sarah Elledge Thomas Noaks, Jr. Augustine Wood John B. Paris Daniel C. Mullins Ezekiel Hammons Bartlett Markum John Anderson Henry Lance Jont Henderson Jonas Noaks P. D. Cummins John Boyd Nathaniel Matthews Lewis Slar Thomas Haynes William Blair Wm. Clark James Rawkins Thomas Adamson John Smithsan Claiburn Gunter A. C. Handcock James Smithson Peter Fite James Fletcher Page 144 Ben jamin Hail Job Stephens Hiram Morris Daniel C. Mullins Wm, Gunter John Derting Joseph Baily Saml Gunter Fountain Owen Gilbert Hatfield Saml Denby Wm. C. Spurlock Elisabeth Brashears Wm. B. Jones J. T. Reeves Nelson Hendr ix John Patterson Francis Spurlock William Wood Jacob Burger Francis Turner Henry Kiersey Wm. D. Harben Henry Powel Richard Butcher J. H. Williams John Blair James H. Carroll Abraham Burger Susannah Little Henry Sowel Andrew J. Wood Nancy Money Enoch Jones Page 141 Peter Daniel Elijah Scott John Daniel Dennis Neal Henry Dennis Solomon Paris Hardin Williams Wm. Dennis Bennett Manning George W. Butcher J. A. Stanley Honor Sullivan Randolph Ward ) Eli Ledbetter William Gilly Milton Ward John Hollinsworth, Jr. James L. Barnes Wm. Foster John Hollinsworth, Sr. Daniel Bellew Wm. H. Burton Ira Hollinsworth Gedeon Gilly Wm. J. Dawson Hector Smith Saml E. Burger G.eroge Ashf ord Page 143 John Blanton Josiah Fewston Wm. Campbell Sarah Collins Wm. Bundren Jos. Campbell Robert Bogle John Bundren Thomas Martin Andrew Bogle Elijah Gilly Solomon Hibdon Wilie Rackley George Gilly Nathaniel Powel Wm. Mears Jerzmiah Vanhooseer Margaret Gunter Thomas Merret Thomas Reeves Harris Smith Kinchen Brewer J. D. Campbell Enoch Ferrel Patton Farler Joseph Banks John Scrivner John Farler John Hawkins Thomas Lance John Mart in Page 145 Elisabeth Tucker Mica jah Markum Gabriel Lance Thos . Covington Thomas Noaks Wm. Parton Edward Seals George Grizzel Wm. Holden Sampson Stephens Hugh Ledbetter J. T. Youngblood Luke Shirley Daniel S. Ford Wm. Sullins Ira Smith John Herreman John W. Tate Bazzel Ashford Jefferson Ledbetter Benj . Underwood Wm. Markum Miles Spurlock j Wm. Worley Thos. Markum John Gann ' Edeeth Worley Archibald Hecks Martha McDugald Wm. Mellon Josiah Durham Josiah Herreman Moses Owen REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONERS IN CANNON COUNTY TENNESSEE IN 1840 Transcribed by Thomas P. Hughes, Jr. from M-704 Reel 519

Page 111 John Bynum 83 Head of Household Enock Berry 77 Head of Household Page 112 John Stephenson 89 Living with Abner Alexander Page 122 Isaac Eoff 79 Head of Household Page 130 Daniel Carrol 77 Living with George W. Thurston Page 132 David Fauthenbury 101 Living with William Pace Page 136 Gisbin Lane 89 Living with James C. Greer

ADDITIONS TO THE 1840 CENSUS OF CANNON COUNTY TENNESSEE

Wm Boyle p 113, L.J.B. Williams p 133, Absolom Bowen p 131, James B. Hollis P 134

PENSION APPLICATION OF CLEMENT MCDANIELS Contributed by Mrs. Wm. K. Bolton, 6199 Navy Road, Millington, Tennessee 38053

STATE OF TENNESSEE, SHELBY COUNTY. On the 13th day of August personally appears before us sitting as a Called Court Col. Clement McDaniel a resident of said County and State aforesaid who first being duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following Statement and declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision rendered by the act of Congress passed June 7th 1832. That according to my fathers Register I was born in Halifax County, Virginia on the 19th of December 1759 which makes me now upwards of seventy two years of age. That in August 1776 I volunted in what was then called the minute service under Fleming Bates of Hallifax county, Captain; William McDaniel, Lieutenant; and Stephen Bates, Ensign. That I lived in Virginia in the County of Halifax and Pittsylvania until the year 1800 then moved to Metro District of Tennessee and lived there until the year 1820 when I moved to thisCounty, where I have lived ever since.

That as soon as Capt. Fleming Bates Company was complete we had marching orders. We rendezvoused at New London in Bedford County about the first of September when and where we were formed into a Regiment Commanded by Col. Charles Lewis of Alber- marl County and State of Virginia. Harris Morgan, Lieutenant Colonel and Nicholas Lewis of Albemarle, Major. Early in the month of September, we marched westward by crossin New River at English Ferry, thence to Fort Clussee (?), Thence to the ~ownhous~onthe middle fork of Holston, thence to the long Island of Holston where all the frontier settlers were Forted in having been much harrassed by the Indians. Here we rendezvoused again and weighted until we were joined by Col. Christes Rigement of riflemen from West of the Blue Ridge Col. Joseph ~illiamson's Regiment from the Yadkin in the State of North Carolina. Our force in all about two thousand men. As soon as practicable we took up the line of march through the Wilderness when our movements were duly waken by the Indians as by the reports of our spys. We were in daily and hourly expectation of an attack and were more than once forced into a line of Battle but after they learnt our strength (as we supposed) they fled to their Towns and carried off their wives and children down the River in canoes. We marched on cross the River at great peril, suffering at the same time from the coldness of the night, it being toward the last of November. We lay near the River for 26 hours. Our troops were greatly afflicted with the Bowel complaint, I myself was very sick and I lost a brother and many of the troops died when we reached the Towns we found them vacated. We remained there some days during which time the Indians came in and made a Treaty of Peace. The sick were sent to the long Island of Holston and shortly after the main army followed, where we were discharged three hundred miles from home without provisions or money to buy with. In this situation we started homeward, most of us in bad health. The country through which we passed was thinly settled by the Dutch, who were quite poor and could but seldom give us anything better than sour rye bread and sour buttermilk. The snow on the mountains was then half leg deep. A merciful God protected us and we reached our homes after an absence of about four months, \ having experienced all the and hardships incident to an Indian Campaign. This service so affected my health that I was rend& unfit for any laborious business for eighteen months or more. On a partive restoration to health I was desirous to enter this continental service, but was restrained by the interesties of my parents who thought that it would cost me my life. So eager was I to be doing something for my country that I employed two waygons in hauling folk- for the army from the Board. I hauled baggage for the marching militia and sometimes furnished provisions. I was called on by the Quarter master to take command of a guard and conduct a Brigade of marching men with provisions from Richmond to Salbury, North Carolina which service I performed. The first public service after this was in the year 1781 in the character of first Lieutenant of a company of Militia of the county of Pittsylvania, Stephen Coleman, Capt. My comission was signed qs I now believe by Patrick Henry, Gov. of Virginia. We marched and joined with General Green army near Guilford courthouse some short time before the battle was fought at that place and remained with his army until Honourable discharge by John Wilson Col. The regiment to which I belonged. In the successing fall I marched to Little York as first Lieutenant of a company and as adjutent to three companp, William Hicks of Pittsylvania my Captain. We reached Little York a few days after the Cornwallis march of the Seige and were formed into a regi- ment and placed under the command of continental officers viz Col Thomas West- weather, Col. Harderman, and Nicholas Major. We continued there until the surrender of Lord Cornwallis acting in the double character as first Lieuten- ant of a company and as adjutent to the company Regiment after the surrender I guarded the prisoners on their round to Frederick Town in Maryland, But was taken sick at Bowling Green and being unable to proceed was there honourably discharged by Major Wood Jones of Virginia. All the commissions and discharges I ever had was Knew by me as of my consequence and of course were not preserved. I have never been on the pension role have never received any pay for any services and thereby relinquish all claims to a pension or annuity except the present.

Sworn to and subscribed before us Clement McDaniel E. Ward C. Chairman of the Called Court J. C. ~udisili,J. P. Will Thomas, J. P. Andrew Rembert, J. P. A. L. Humphrey, J. P. Wrn. Battle, J. P.

We the congress signed subscribers of a Court called for the purpose of aiding Col. Clement McDaniel to comply with the requisitions of the Secretary of War in carry- ing into effect the provisions of a law of Congress, titled an act supplimentory to the act for the relief of certain officers and Soldiers of the Revolutionary War passed June 7th 1832. Do hereby certify that the foregoing declaration has been made before us sitting as a court. We further certify as a court and in- dividually that the said claimant, Col. Clement McDaniel is in our opinion a man of the strict= veracity that his statements is entitled to undire (?) confidence. We believe he ever has had the warmest feelings of Patrioti~. That he has made sacrgfices for the promotions of the services of his country in the double capa- city of Soldier of First Lieutenant and as adjutent to a regiment and recommend him to the proper department as worthy to receive to the full interest of compen- sation awarded to any individual for such services as were or have been performed by him.

Edward Ward Chairman of the Special Court W. Battle J. C. Rudisill Andrew Rembert I. M. Thomas ROLL OF COMPANY B 4TH REGIMENT TENNESSEE CAVALRY WAR OF THE REBELLION Taken from report of Adjutant General Of Tennessee for 1866 Submitted by Mrs. H. G. (Kathleen) Hight, Jr. 301 6 ~indaVista Avenue, Napa , California 94558

NAME RANK REMARKS

Easley, Thos. H. Captain Hall, J. K. P. 1st Lt. Basket, G. W. 2nd Lt Pierce, A. H. 1st Sergt. Sergt . from Dee. 22, 1862 Dolen, Jno N. Q.M.S. Q.M.S. from Dec. 22, 1862 Shipley, Adam C. Ser. C. Ser from Dec. 22, 1862 Basket, Jno. B. Sergt . Sergt . from Dec. 22, 1862 Mullenix, Jno. B. Sergt . Sergt . from Dec. 22, 1862 Dotson, Jas. R. Sergt . Corp. from Dec. 22, 1862 Sergt . from Jan. 1, 1865 Moore, Murrell Sergt . Corp . from June 30, 1863 Sergt . from Jan. 1, 1865 Winslow, Saml. P. Corp. Corp . from Dec. 22, 1862 Stephenson, J. Q. A. Corp . Corp. from June 30, 1863 Bishop, Geo. P. Corp . Corp . from June 30, 1863 Moore, Brazelton Corp . Corp . from June 30, 1863 Duncan, Jno. M. Corp Corp . from Mar. 1, 1864 Cloud, John Corp . Corp. from Jan. 1, 1865 Williams, Thos . Corp . Corp. ' form Mar. 1, 1865 Mullenix, Amos K. Wgner . Fulwiler, Alexander B'ksin Banner, H. T. Pvt. Bray, Thomas Pvt. Banner, C. C. Pvt. Brandon, Nathl . Pvt. Bowser, Thos. J. Pvt. Crawford, Jno . Pvt. Carr, Saml. M. Pvt. Clark, Isaac Pvt. Conkin, Jno. W. Pvt. Crawford, Geo. G. Pvt. Conkin, Wm. J. Pvt. Cloud, Robt. Pvt. Churchwell, H. T. Pvt. Cloud, Geo. C. Pvt. Coffee, Thos. Y. Pvt. Clark, Rob t . Pvt. Churchwell, J. W. Pvt. Hensley, Isham Pvt. Hamp ton, Riley Pvt . Jones, Worley Pvt. Keener, Jos . P . Pvt. Morris, Jos. Pvt. Mahoney, Wm. Pvt. McAdams, D. B. Pvt. McAdams, Jno. C. Pvt. Marshall, D. P. Pvt. Morris, Danl. Pvt. Red. to ranks June 30, 1863 Mullenix, Isham Pvt. Red. to ranks Nov. 6, 1863 from Sergt. Owens, Wm. Pvt. Pullem, Saml. Pvt. Pullem, Geo. Pvt. Pierce, Wm. M. Pvt Red. to ranks June 30, 1863 from Sergt. ' Thornburgh, N. E. Pvt Red. to ranks June 30, 1863 Wyrick, Alexander Pvt. Light, Thomas Pvt . Myers, Wm. B. Pvt. Brandon, Alex. E. Sergt Mis. in action at Okolona, Miss. Feb. 22, 1864 Fulwiler, Wm. Bks in. Mis. in action at Chattahoochie R. Pvt. Dykes, W. H. Bglr . Mis. in action in Ark. Feb. 19, 1865 Taylor, Isaac S. Pvt. Mis. in action at Chatthoochie R. Brandon, Endingon (Edinyon) Sadr . Sent to hosp. Apr. 4, 1865, d in 1865 Banner, Oliver Pvt. Mis. in action at Pulaski Dec. 25, 1865 Brown, D. S. Tmsr. Sent to hasp. Mar. 17, 1865 Duncan, Sol. Pvt. Ret. to duty July 6, 1865 Jones, Geo. W. Pvt . Sent to hosp. Apr. 10, 1865, Ret. to Co. July 8, 1865 Pierce, M. L. Pvt. Sent to hosp. Apr. 30, 1865 Presnall, G. Pvt. Sent to hosp. Dec. 29, 1862 Presnall, Isaac Pvt. Sent to hosp. Dec. 26, 1862 Peel, Danl. T. Pvt. Sent to hosp. Jan. 11, 1863 Solomon, B. F. Pvt. Mis. in action at Chattahoochie R. Taylor, Levi Pvt. Sent to hosp. Apr. 6, 1865 Jackson, Lloyd Pvt. Dis. on Surg. Cert. Mar. 11, 1863 Taylor, Wm. M. Pvt. Sent to hosp. Oct. 17, 1864 Wexler , Jacob R. Pvt. Dis. on Surg. Cert. May 18, 1863 ) Hicks, Alex. Pvt. Dis. to accept 2nd Lt. 60. H. Aug. 31, 1863 Cochran, Jno. S. Sergt . Dis. June 20, 1865 Shipley, E. E. Corp. Dis. June 21, 1865 by G.O. War Dept. Mosley, Wm. Pvt. Dis. J'une 17, 1865 by G.O. War Dept. Banner, Newton Pvt. Dis. June 28, 1865 on Surg. Cert. Peel, Jno. W. Pvt. Died Feb. 3, 1863 Peel, Henry B. Pvt. Died June 19, 1863 Crawf ord, Ed. Pvt. Died Oct. 4, 1864 Conkin, Hagans (Hagaus) Pvt. Died Feb. 9, 1865 Gibson, Thos . Pvt . Died Apr. 1, 1865 Haws, Jno. S. Pvt . Died Jan. 17, 1863 Lewis, Saml. Pvt . Died June 20, 1865 Duncan, H. H. Pvt. Died Mar. 29, 1864 McCary, J. R. Pvt . Died Dec. 4, 1863 McAdams, M. J. Pvt. Died June 19, 1863 Rogers, H. N. Corp . Died Feb. 11, 1864 Whitaker, W. A. Pvt. Died Dec. 24, ,1863 Woodruff, L. Pvt. Died Aug. 9, 1864 Whitlock, W. A. Pvt. Died Aug. 9, 1863 Pryor, Jno. N. Corp. Died Mar. 21, 1863 Murdock, James Tmsr . Died Mar. 19, 1865 Coats, H. C. Bks in. Died Sept. 28, 1864 Smith, Alex. Pvt. Died Sept. 5, 1863 Peel, Jesse L. Pvt. Died Feb. 25, 1863 Bacon, Jeremiah Pvt. Died Aug. 2, 1863 ) Basket, Eeuben Pvt. Died Aug. 6, 1863 Workman, Benj . Pvt. Died Aug. 8, 1863 Gooden, Meadon Pvt . Died Feb. 10, 1863 Burlison, Benj . Pvt. Deserted Jan. 27, 1863 English, Allen Pvt. Deserted Jan. 31, 1863 Hensley, Michael Pvt . Deserted Jan, 31, Jackson, Alex. Pvt , Deserted Jan. 31, McCurry, M. R. Pvt . Deserted Jan. 21, McCurry, Jas. Pvt. Deserted Jan. 21, Pierce, Andrew Pvt . Deserted Jan. 28, Pierce, John Pvt. Deserted Jan. 31, Rogers, Jerimiah Pvt. Deserted Jan. 28, Rector, James Pvt. Deserted Jan. 31, Rogers, Wm. Pvt. Deserted Jan. 27, Shumaker, Jno. Pvt Deserted Apr. 5, Lineback, Jno . Pvt. Deserted Apr. 5, Witt, wm. J. Pvt. Deserted Jan. 7, Wilburn, S. H. Pvt. Deserted May 23,

TENNESSEE EMIGRANTS TO SULLIVAN COUNTY MISSOURI Contributed by Pollyanna Creekmore

An Illustrated Historical Atlas of Sullivan County, Missouri. Philadelphia: Edwards Brothers of Missouri, 1877. By Dr. Alfred W. Humphreys, University P. 0. Box 8883, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916

TOWNSHIP TENNESSEE NAME SETTLED IN COUNTY FROM DATE

Baldridge, John Clay Williamson County Brandon, George Union Green County Brown, I. W. Bowman Green County Cooper, H. M. Bowman Green County Crouch, T. H. Taylor Washington County Dearing, B. E. Bowman White County (wife, Nancy ~avis) Dearing, J. W. Bowman Jackson County Edwards, S. D. Taylor Anderson County Halliburton, Wesley Polk 11Tennessee" Hatcher, J. (John?) Duncan Sevier County Keller, I. Duncan Green County Lane, Enoch Bowman Green County McGuinn, F. P. Taylor 11 Tennessee" Mantlo, Dr. W. W. Taylor Davidson County Morrison, R. D. Polk Bedford County Peters, Silas Bowman Anderson County Pickens, J. Buchana Sullivan County Price, David E. Bowman Jackson County Stanley, Capt. J. M. Polk Knox County Taylor, G. P. r riff in P.?) Union Sullivan County Tunnell, G. W. Bowman Hawkins County Tunnell, John Bowman Hawkins County (d March 26, 1868) Tunnell, John W. Bowman Hawkins County Tunnell, S. S. Liberty Hawkins County Warren, H. C., Sr. Duncan Blount County West, A. J. Bowman Overton County Wilhite, A. J. Bowman White County Wilhite, Reuben Bowman White County (d June 4, 1877) QUERIES Edited by Myrtle L. Shelton \ 76-81 DAVIS-EATON: Benjamin Davis, b 1784; d 1860, Hamblen Co., TN. Need inf on his 1st wife, Rebecca Eaton. 3 known chn: Orlando, Amalta, & Benjamin A.. Mrs. Wray Smith, 420 East Broad St., SParta, 31087

76-82 LANIER-WYATT: Need pts & bpl Lenerd Cager Wyatt, b 1835, TN; m Martha J. Hill, dau of Robert & Mary Lanier Hill, grdau of Benj. Lanier, Henry Co., GA. Wyatts liv McNairy & Hardin Co. area during CW. Where were Wyatts & Laniers in 1860? Mrs. Robert Adcock, Box 349, McGehee, ARK 71654

76-83 PHELPS-PHILLIPS: Rutherford Co, TN, Wm. & Martha Philips bound son, Geo., to Robert Jetton until age 21, April 8, 1818. In Wilson Co., TN, Wm., Martha, Alpha, 6r Robt Phelp/philips & Jas Turner were purchasers at sale for Richard Phelps/Philips, dec'd, Nov 1821. Geo. Phillips m Lucinda Turner (bond 3-29-1822). Wer~the Wilson Co. & Rutherford Co. same family? Catherine Bentinck, 2615 Gramercy, Houston, Texas 77025

76-84 NITE-STEPP: Need pts John Edw. Nite b NC 1805; m Lucy Stepp, b GA 1807, dau of John (Jack) & Jane Dickens Stepp. Also pts Martha (~aniels),John, David, Solomon, & Eliza Jane (Wingate) Stepp. All b TN. Where? Sue Nite Raguzin, 5008 Briarbrook, Dickinson, Texas 77539

76-85 CUNNINGHAM-LEWIS-GODDARD: Need dates, pts, & chn Wm. Henry Cunningham of McMinn Co. TN; m Magdalon Lewis (?); will dated 1843. Also pts & chn dates, Thornton Goddard; m Polly Cunningham; will dated March 28, 1883. i Mrs. Stanton Pickens, 652 Hempstead Pl., Charlotte, NC 28207 76-86 DOTSON-LANE-PARKER: Need anc & any inf, Jas. Parker; m (1) Eliz. Lane, 1804, Grainger Co., TN; Dau, Mary, m Fountain Dotson, son of Wm. Abraham & Rayner Dotson, 1824, Rhea Co. Mary P. Dotson had bro Josiah & sis Nancy m Stephen Dotson; both Madison Co. ARK be£ 1850. Allen Dotson admin. Estate Fountain Dotson, 1856, Rhea Co. TN. Jas. Parker m (2) Tempy Lane, 1821. J. B. Harwood, Route 1 Box 7, Sallisaw, Okla. 74955

76-87 COLE-BONDURANT-RIVES-WHITMORE: Need inf Lucius Rives, b 1836, TN; m Dec 27, 1860, Mary Eliz. (Mollie) Cole, dau of Dr. Peter Hunter & Amanda Melvina Bondurant Cole. 2 daus: Lillian Honoria, b Jan 25, 1862, m Apr 2 1884 Chas. Edw. Woodson, d Apr 15, 1887, leaving 2 in£ sons; Lucia, b Aug 26, 1863, d Sept 9, 1864. Mollie Cole Rives m (2) Col. Robt Wm Pitman. Mrs. Melba G. Woodson, 1801 Glen Valley Dr., Irving, Texas 75061

76-88 MALONE-PRITCHARD: Need pts & anc Wm D. Pritchard, b Smith Co. TN ca 1818; living DeKalb Co. 1850 & 1880 Census; m Rebecca Malone, b Smith Co. ca 1822; d 1865; Need her pts. Chn: Jas, Mary E., Eliza Jane Scudders, John L. & Amanda E.. Lois M. Terrill, 3744 E. Dakota, Fresno, California 93726

76-89 ALLEN-HAREL-HARRELL-MINTON-WILKERSON: Need pts of following: Daniel dlen, m Rebecca Buchanan, IND, d Smith Co. TN aft 1850; Asa Harrell liv Jackson Co. TN aft 1820; Simon Minton, b 1775, poss. Buckingham Co. VA, m Polly Roach, VA. Need m date & ply Turner Wilkerson, b 1758 Henrico Co. VA, Rev War, liv Buckingham Co. 1816, to Smith Co. TN. Need pts & m date. ) E. W. Allen, 6582 Rocky Lane #5, Paradise, CA 95969 76-90 FLATT-RYAN: Need pts Harris Ryan, 1850 Morgan Co. ALA Census, b TN, age 51; Jas. Flatt, b VA (where?), m Rebecca Rice Oct 1814, serv Creek Indian War 1813-1814, d Hardin Co. TN. Will exch data, d 1854. Mrs. Tom M. Moore, 3785 Weeburn Drive, Dallas, Texas 75229

76-91 BURRESS-CANNON-TWITTY: Need in£, W. L. Twitty, b ca 1827 SC d ca Waco, TX 1883; m Nancy M. Burress Aug 19, 1851, Memphis, TN, b ca 1834 TN, d Waco, TX. Wish loc desc Anna E, (Twitty) Cannon, b Jul 9, 1853, d Mar 27, 1897 had bros, Wm A., J. L., sis Mary E. m Harry Crowder, Sallie m W. W. Field. Wm Cannon b ca 1820 KY, m Eliz. Cull, JCY. Have £am data except Catherine Cannon, m J. W. Lunday, Mar 27, 1875. Mrs. Sue Frey, 5085 Sta. Susana, Sta. Barbora, CA 93111

76-92 JACOBIN-ROADY-STEWART: Need in£ "Jacobin", Germany to IOWA & NEB 1880. Jas. Montgomery, Stewart, ILL to Oregon 1852-53. "Roady" anywhere. Gen-History to be printed 1976. Ermine Roady Stewart, 192 Sneden St., Bishop, CA. 93514

76-93 ROSS: Need in£, Thos. J. Ross, b July 7, 1840; m Sarah Eliz. Horton, b Jan 6, 1851, dau Simon W. Horton, b 1822; came from Winchester, TN to TX ca 1885; had bro, Jas. W. Ross. Mrs. L. D. Harris, Box 147, Alba, TX 75410

76-94 RALSTON-ROSS: Need in£, Sarah A. Ross, b ca 1826 TN; m Wm Pugh Ralston Feb 24, 1867, Jasper Co. MO. Chn: Ida, Clinton, Ada, Nannie; divorced Sept. 13, 1877. 1880 Cvsus Bates Co., MO shows her housekeeper, Jas. Forbes Family. Mrs. Lucille C. Crook, 3448 NW 18th St., Okla. City, OK 73107

76-95 CARPER-FOSTER-TOWRY-MARTIN-KING-ASHFORD: Need pts, Joseph Carper, b Oct 12, 1782; m Peggy Foster of Augusta co., VA; d 1832 Bledsoe Co., TN; Need anc, John Towry, b 1780 NC & wife, Mary (Polly) Martin, b 1788 TN; in Hamilton Co. 1850. Also pts Jane (Jinsey) King, b ca 1790 SC; m John B. Ashford 1807, Wilson Co., TN. Mrs. J. E. Carper, 9256 Loma Lane, Orangeville, CA.95662

76-96 CURTIS-HEATON-HUNTER: Want pts & m date, Saml Hunter, b TN 1792 & wife, Sarah b NC 1801; in ALA bet 1832-39; bur Cullman, ALA. Need pts Solomon Curtis, b 1797 NC; Fayetteville, TN 1814; m Clark Co., ALA 1819, Charlotte Heaton, b 1808 TN. Fam liv ALA & middle TN. Soloman bur Winston Co., ALA. Frank Walker, Route 3 Box 175, Double Springs, ALA 35553

76-97 BRADLEY: $25.00 reward for 1st documented proof of pts & bpl Jas. Bradley, b 1720 Wales; d 1796 JCY & his wife, Eliz. Pelham, b 1726 England, d 1788 Maysville, KY. Chn: Jas. Francis m Abagail Alexander, John, Esther, m Isaac Price, Rebecca m Robt W. Finley . Mrs. Esther K. Cooper, 111 N. Nash St., Starkville, MISS 39759

76-98 BEAVERS-HALE-PEARCE-WILLIS: Need in£ pts & chn of following: Saml Hale b ca 1804 TN; Sad Willis, b ca 1800 NC; both in McMinn Co. TN 1830-50. John Pearce (Pierce), b ca 1785 NC; in Stewart Co. 1820, Humphrey Co. 1830, Benton Co. 1840. John Beavers, b ca 1785 TN; Rutherford Co. 1820, Benton Co. 1840. D. H. Mauldin, 2649 E. Emile Zola, Phoenix, ARIZ 85032

76-99 DOWDY-KEMP-LACY-GARNER-McCONNELL: Desire corr desc Wm H. Dowdy, b NC 1820; d prior 1860, Clifton, Wayne Co. TN; m Margaret E. Kemp 1846. Chn: Jesse m Julia Lacy, mov Chicago area; Margaret m Thos. Garner 1867, mov ARK, d there 1886; Patsy Ellen m Jas. P. McConnell, mov ARK, later Collin & Wise Co. TX. Much in£ on latter, will share. Mrs. Charles Chupet, 1365 S. Orange Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90019 76-100 PAYNE: Desire any inf on Richard Talliferro Payne, son of Jesse and Malinda Talliferro Payne; b ca 1814 VA; came to TN 1818. In 1840 Sumner Co. TN ) census;believelivinTexas1872. Lewis C. Payne, Kaywoods Farm, 96 Antioch Pike, Nashville, TN 37211

76-101 HICKEY-SHELL-HICKS-KENDRICK: Need pts & sib John Hickey, b 1799 East TN; m Catherine Shell 1823, Sullivan Co.; mov 1843 Morgantown, IN; 1880 Census for Mor- gan Co shows his father b in Wales. Need inf David Hickey, signer Watauga Petition. Was he father of John? Where did he settle? Mrs. Maxine Ayers, 29237 Pinehurst, Roseville, MI 48066

76-102 WOODARD-MERRILL-MERRELL: Need pts & fam data: Thos Granberry Woodard, b ca 1887 Lincoln Co. TN; m Ethel Greene; mov Los Angeles, CA 1920's. Jonathan Merrill, b 1767 Rowan Co. NC; m Nancy Elliott Sept 25, 1787; in Lincoln Co. 1818. Need pl death. Last record Lincoln Co. 1840 Census. Mrs. John E. Trask, 26814 A. So. Mooney Blvd., Visalia, CA 93277

76-103 WEEKS: Need pts, bros, sis, John Lillery Weeks, b 1823 TN; m Feb 6, 1844, Barbara McMackin, Carroll Co. TN. Mrs. Margaret H. Brownfield, 522 Storer, Fayetteville, ARK 72701

76-104 SHAW-FLOYD-CARTER-MORRIS-ROCHELLE-POLLOCK-NICHOLS: Wish corr with desc of following fam listed 1850 Census, Lawrence Co. TN: Albert & John Floyd, Levi P. Shaw, Wm Carter, John M. Morris, any Rochelle, Pollock or Nichols. Mrs. W. B. Parsley, Route 17, Melton View Lane, Knoxville, TN 37921

76-105 KILGORE-YATES: Need pts: John Yates, Caswell Co. NC (1) Will Book A p 64 (2) John Yates b 1754 Pittsylvania Co. VA; d 1835 Wilkes Co. NC; m Jenmia Roper Mar 8, ) 1779, Caswell Co. (3) John m Catherine Caldwell 1780, Caswell Co. Also pts Thos. Kilgore, Sr. & Lydia, Orange Co. NC Mrs. James A. Carpenter, 2101 Nashville Road, Bowling Green, KY 42101

76-106 STARKEY-STRONG: Need pts, bros, sis Nancy Strong, Davidson Co. TN; m Joshua Starkey May 8, 1825, same Co. Any inf relative to Strong Family will be appreciated. Mrs. Gladys Turman, 5601 N. Lewis, Tulsa, OKLA 74130

76-107 BRATCHER-MITCHELL-ROBERTS-WILSON-KIRBY: Need inf: Saml Mitchell Bratcher, d Warren Co. TN 1901; Spencer Mitchell, d White Co. TN 1849, wife Rachel Roberts, White Co. 1850 Census; Wm Wilson & wife, Emaline Kirby 1860 Warren Co. TN. Mrs. Bonita Bratcher Mangrum, Route 7 Box 390, McMinnville, TN 37110

76-108 O'NEAL: Need pts & anc Jonathan O'Neal, b 1840 Maury Co. TN; m Emma Cordelia Tapp of Oldham Co. KY be£ 1870; liv Jeffersonville, Clark Co. IND until d 1914. Worked L&N RR. Mrs. F. H. O'Neal, 1624 N. Parkway, Memphis, TN 38112

76-109 HALE-LANCASTER-PENDERGRASS-PENDERGRAST-CL: Will exch inf on fam Lan- caster & Hale, Lewis Co. TN. Also Pendergrass, Pendergrast, & Cardwell all of TN Co. bef 1880. Ralph P. Carroll, P.O.Box 1079, Sedona, ARIZ 86336

76-110 GREER-RADFORD-WATSON: Need inf Geo. Washington Greer, b 1833 TN. (1) wife may have been Jane Bush, Benton Co. TN. (2) wife, Nancy Radford, m in ILL 1870-71. j Need pts Helena Watson, b MO 1905-06. Mrs. Rosalie Hopper, Valle Lake Route 3, DeSoto, MO 63020 76-111 ALLEN-CRENSHAW-HAIL-KEESEE-PARKER-PENNY-SON-TIPPIT: Will exch inf Wilson Co. TN 1800's: John C. Tippit, m Catherine Hail; Win Sampson Smith m Catherine Jannie Tippit; John Yaung Smith m Lorany Keesee. Sumner Co. 1800's: Nathl Parker m Lucretia Penny; Richd Thos Crenshaw m Mary Fletcher Allen; Luke P. Allen m Margaret Parker; John Crenshaw m Eliz Parker; David Crenshaw m Frances Thompson; Geo. Keesee m Agnes (Terry?). George Slaton, 355 Rabon St. SE, Concord, NC 28025

76-112 ISBELL: Wish inf on Zachariah Isbell, b 1720-30; Commissioner Bedford Co. VA 1754; also Justice Peace & Sheriff 1771-1774; he went "over the Mountain" to East TN; was Rev Sold & 1 of the "Immortal ~hirteen"in Carter Co. TN. Who was his wife? Also, need inf Zachariah, Jr. b 1739; liv Sevier Co; in Battle of ~ing'sMountain with his father. Wanda L. McKinney, P.O.Box 145, San Pedro, CA 90733

76-113 TULEY-WRIGHT-WALTERS-BRADSHAW-WELLS-SUMMER: Desire corr with desc of Tuley- Wright-Walters-Bradshaw-Wells-Summers and Weaver of TN bef 1870. Mrs. Virginia Tuley, Route 2 Box 140, Wynnewood, OKLA 73098

76-114 JULIAN-ELROD-KESTERSON-SNOW-ALLEY: Want pts & pl of origin: Reason Julian, b ca 1810, Pickens Co. SC, believe in TN bef mov ARK; Jas Ambers Kesterson b ca 1852 (?) ARK, son of Jas M. (Paggy) Kesterson, b ca 1827 (where?) TN. Above fam settled in Saline Co. ARK. Miss Cleo V. Alley, 4106 Cochese R., Memphis, TN 38118

76-115 BRAGG-BUSSEY: Need pts, bros, sis, Dozier Bragg, b 1763 VA; m Peggy Bussey 1790, Fauquier Co. VA; both d Cannon Co. TN. Believe he had sis, Mary, m Saml Black- well, Fauquier Co. Saml signed m bond Dozier & Peggy. What connection between Henry & Cornelius Bussey of Stafford Co. VA & Calvert Co. Maryland Busseys? Will exch on Mary Carver m Cornelius Bussey 1770 Stafford Co. VA. Mrs. Hazel Ellis Wetzel, 3618 - 4th St., Brownwood, TEX 76801

76-116 McCOY-ANDRICAN-WOLFE: Need inf McCoy fam; liv McNairy Co. TN; from SC. Also on Kern Andrican who served 8th Inf TN Civil War, Union Army. Also inf history of Wolfe Family of Hawkins Co. TN, compiled by Mrs. Francisco of Church Hill, TN ca 1937-38. Mrs. Howard K. Hansen, 6664 West Belmont, Fresno, CALIF. 93711

76-117 DOAK-RAMSEY: Seeking inf Robert M. Ramsey, son of J. G. M. Ramsey, president Branch Bank of TN at Knoxville, Tn ca 1861. Also any inf Algernon S. Doak, Midship- man at Confederate States Naval Academy; on board CSS Patrick Henry during 1864 and 1865. David M. Sullivan, 180 Beech St,, Reslindale, MASS 02131

76-118 CORBAN(BEN,BIN): Wm Corban d bet 1826-28 Montgomery Co. TN. Several Chn, incl Stephen mov Franklin Co. MISS. Need inf grdau Nancy, dau of Wm Corban, Jr. Charnel Corbin, d bb 1820 Census - Jan 1823, Montgomery Co. TN leaving 4 minor heirs. Milbrey, Tabitha, Permelia, & Charnel, Jr. Wm & Charnel were in Brunswick Co. VA & Halifax Co. NC bef 1800. Were they bros, cousins or what relation? Mrs. Paul Christensen, 20 Ardmore Dr., Little Rock, ARK 72209

76-119 LUNA-LOONEY-SANDERS: Will exch data: Asa Sanders, Lincoln Co. TN; m Lurana Looney(Luna) around 1825; in Van Buren Co. ARK in 1840. 76-120 BARCLAY-BURNETT-MAYO-RHEA: Need wife's name, Obadiah Burnett; m prob Lincoln Co. TN ca 1829; b 1799 Patrick Co. VA; mov with pts Isham & Sarah (Mayo) , Burnett, to Wayne Co. KY 1803; in Lincoln Co. TN by 1830; MISS 1842; Hot Springs, I ARK 1846. Need pts Wm Barclay; b 1777 NC; to TN by 1802; ALA 1820; d 1861 Tolle- dega, ALA; m Mary Rhea, dau Archibald Rhea. Mrs. Robert E. Peterson, 3454 Scheibler Road, Memphis, TN 38128

76-121 NATION: Need inf Isaac & Henry Nation, Fentress Co. TN Census 1840. Isaac in Overton Co. TN 1830 Census. Believe he m Peggy Tillman in Preble CO. OHIO Feb 1812. Inf on other Nation Fam appreciated. W. J. Nation P. 0. Box 2214, Columbia City OR 97018

76-122 DARROW-DORRIS-FOLLIS-WILSON: Need in£ anc & desc of following: Jas Jeff- erson Dorris, b June 20, 1823 Robertson Co. TN; m Dec 15, 1858 Sarah Jane Wilson; d Mar 24, 1877 Wm Co. ILL, Sarah Jane b June 1, 1837; d Dec 6, 1908 Wm CO, ILL. Eliz Follis b ca 1822 TN; m ca 1845 Ely Lemal Darrow, nr Clarksville, TN; d ca 1885 Wm Co., Ill. Joanne Goodspeed, 2217 Florence St, Aurora, COLO 80010

76-123 BLAIR-POWELL: Need re1 of Henry Clay Blair, b Jan 9, 1847, d Mar 17, 1868, bur "Old Meeting H6use1', foot, Todd's Knob, Davidson Co. TN to Sallie Blair Powell b Apr 4, 1833, d Jul 21, 1896, bur Cedar Grove Cem, Lebanon TN, m John G. Powell Nov 19, 1854. Is her mother, Annie Blair, bur "Old Meeting House"? Who are Jas B. Blair & Ann S. McWhirter, m Oct 11, 1830, Wilson Co. TN? Are they pts Sallie Blair m John G. Powell? Mrs. Jack Powell, Box 657 Quanah, TX 79252

76-124 FRAZIER-HUMPHREY: Need any in£ Wm S. Frazier b Nov 15, 1859; son of Henry Frazier & Kizia ? , Rogersville, Hawkins Co. TN; m Mary J. Humphrey b June 17, 1859 VA. Need pts of both. Mrs. Lorene Scott, Rt 2 Box 495, Sunbury Rd., Delaware, OH 43015

76-125 COX-HALE: Need in£ James Hale b 1830 TN; m Sarah or Susan COX b TN 1836; executed Cumberland Gap 1863-3. ah m (Q) a cousin, Wm Cox; was in Clay Co. KY 1870. Sons, John Newton Hale b 1854, Newt Hale bL,Geo Cox b 1869, dau Eliz b 1875 KY. Mrs. Paul C. Amis, Rt 5 Box 5559, Bainbridge Island, WASH 98110

76-126 CARROLL-CUMMINGS-GODDARD-HASTON-HOLLINGSWORTH-SP: Wish to contact desc Geo Sparkman, Jesse Carroll, Jos Cumings, Moses Goddard, Danl Hollingsworth, Danl & David Harston. All in White & Van Buren Co. TN by 1811. Malachi Cummings liv in Henry & Patrick Co. VA. Ernestine Steele, 625 Bagley St., Ypsilanti, MICH 48197

76-127 GOODIN-LOVEALL; Need anc Bennett Goodin b ca 1814 NC; liv Henry Co. TN; d Weakley Co. ca 1861. Same in£ needed for wife Eliz. Need in£ Wm H. Loveall, b VA ca 1805; d 12-16-1869 Henry Co. TN; m Jane Katherine Goodin, dau Bennett. Dan A. Freeman, 1802 Roseberry Dr., Scottsboro, ALA 35768

76-128 BROWN-JONES-YOUREE: Need proof that Clifton Rodes Jones, b 1801, was the son of Thos & Sarah (Brown) Jones, who came from Albemarle Co. VA to Sumner Co. TN 1808. Clifton R. m Frances Youree in Wilson Co. TN Oct 1831; went to MO 1849. Mrs. Verda G. Jones, 5740 Highway 1, Bodega Bay, CA 94923 i 76-129 SUTTON: Need desc Joshua Sutton; KY to Williamson Co. TN by 1830; in Bed- ford Co. 1840. Prob father Jonas & Uriah, 4 other sons & 1 dau. Have much in£ to share on his bros & sis; some on his parents. Mrs. Wilma S. Cogdell, 4335 Charleswood, Memphis, TN 38117 76-130 GILLETT-VANZANDT: Need inf Delilah Gillett (widow) m Elijah Logan Van- ~andt(Vinzant) in NC ca 1812-13; mov to TN where Elijah d ca 1824-26. Errol P. VanZandt, 1708 Norboe Ave., Corcoran, CA 93212

76-131 SMITH-DUNN-TANNER-HESTER-WISEMAN-PARKS-ROBERSON-MCCAIN: Need pts Joshua Smith & Eliza Dunn, m Stewart Co. TN Aug 26, 1846.. Bird L. Tanner m Eliz B. Hester same Co. Feb 17, 1851. Andrew J. Wiseman b ca 1814, liv Franklin Co. 1850. Wm Berthel Parks m Adeline Wiseman Dec 23, 1852; same Co. Rhodansa Roberson m Wm B. McCain 1852 Stewart Co. TN. Marvin D. Snoddy, 367 Strassner Dr., Nashville, TN 37211.

76-132 VANCE: Peter C. Vance b 1794 TN or VA; wife, Lucy, b 1795 Hertford Co. NC; liv Livingston Co. KY 1820-29; then Schuyler Co. ILL 1830. Was he same Peter Vance m Lucy Simmons, Rutherford Co. TN? Need pts, bros, sis (m 1818). Mrs. Edna Renner, 1218 Edwards St., Beardstown, ILL 62618

76-133 PRINCE-PRINTS-REED-REID: Need proof Simeon Prince, 1840 Bedford Co. TN is same one in Conway Co. ARK 1860 with dau Martha E. Prince; m Mathew G. Reid 1854. From ARK census believe Carry A. Mark, Miles, L. H., ,& Larkin Prince (Prints) are related. Will exch inf. 6 Mrs. Lillian Reid Gray, 1702 Cedar Crest Dr., Abilene, TX 79601

76-134 CROW-SPRADLIN: Need pts Amanda Melvina Crow, b ca 1828; ra John Spradlin ca 1848, prob Coffee Co. TN; d Howell Co. MO Feb 9, 1891. Marshall C. Spradlin, 2417 W. Oklahoma, Grand Island, NE 68801

76-135 NELSON-OSBORN: Need inf John Osborn, b 3-14-1780; liv Henry Co. TN 1830; d there 1834-35; wife Sarah need maiden name. Southy Nelson, b 1755-65, prob VA; liv Washington Co. TN 1778-1837; poss Rev War Sold. Welcome all Nelson inf, East TN, late 1700's and early 1800's. Larry N. Jennings, 6647 N. DeWolf Ave., Clovis, CA 93612

76-136 HOOTON: Need pts Thos Hooton, d during CW. Patented land Perry Co. TN 1838; sold by Lucretia Hooton 1869 Thos in Perry Co. 1850-60. Marriages (1) Jane ? (2) Lucretia ? -, chn of ea? John Riley Hooton, Lawrence Co. ARK with John Penn family. Mrs. Denzil E. Gates, 3607 Bella Vista Dr., Midwest CCty, OKLA 73110

76-137 MORRISON: Need pts, bros, sis, Wm Morrison, b ca 1825 TN, where?; d 1872 TX; m (1) Sarah Pinson, dau of Harrison Pinson, b TN. Chn ? (2) Emily Katherine Brocchus, widow of Robt Armistead Brocchus, 1866 TX. Taylor Morrison exec of estate. Mrs. Clyde Vogue, 16635 S. E. 268th, Kent, WASH 98031'

76-138 HILL-STEPHENS-WELLS: Need bd, pl, & pts of following: Lizzie Stephens m Garrett Wells, believe chn: Martha, Sue, ~ohn,Geo, Mark, ~hk,& Jas Gordon b 1837 Davidson Co. TN, m Nancy Ann Hill, b 1845, dau of Willis Proctor Hill. Need Hill's wife's name. a Mary Gazelle Nobles, 1705 S. 7th, Lamar, COLO 81052

76-139 FRY: Need pts of following 4 men, app bros: Harvey Fry b 1823, McMinn Co. TN, m Alpha L. Rutherford; Wm b 1810, m Mary ; Hazel F. b Apr 16, 1812 TN, m Perlina F. Siech; Geo W. b 1814 TN, m Eliz Bogart. Their mother prob named Mary. William A. Yates, P. 0. Box 1687, Rifle, COLO 81650

76-140 CARTER: Wish inf, pts, bros, sis, Henry Carter b June 19, 1811 TN; went to ILL 1827 from Smith Co. TN with father, Edward Carter. Mrs. M. E. McKinney, 1904 N. King Ave., Indianapolis, IND 46222 * !! NOTICE !!

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