I I u~. h. 1f'M ..nUnrUrr4~lU \ ~tUtn Published by THE TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Memphis, Tennessee ..
Mrs. Gene .F~ Davis, Editor I
VOLUME 25 SUMMER, 1978 NUMBER 2
- CONTENTS -
LIBRARY NOTES - The Territorial Papers of the United States ~ ... . 51
BOOK REVIEWS ••••••••••••••t '.' ••,••••••••• ••• 52 NEWS AND NOTES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS ...... ••• 58 LOCAL COLOR •••.••• 59 ...... ••• 11 . . •• · . WILSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE, MARRIAGE BONDS ·...... 60 GIBSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE, TAX LIST - 1836 ••• · ...... ••• 65 WARREN COUNTY, TENNESSEE, DEED BOOK D •• · . . · ...... 71 INDEX TO QUESTIONNAIRES OF CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS • . . · . . ••• 77 SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE, COURT MINUTES, BOOK I, 1820-1824 (Abstracts) ••• 83 ARDEN ANDREWS' WILL, MARTIN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA . . . . 88 OVERTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE, INDEX TO 1840 CENSUS ••• •• 89
OVERTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE, 1840 REVOLUTIONARY AND MILITARY PENSIONERS. 94 TENNESSEE NEWS ITEMS FROM CATAWBA JOURNAL • · ... . · .. ••• 94 QUERIES •••••••• ...... 95
J THE TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P. O. Box 12124 Memphis, Tennessee 38112
OFFICERS AND STAFF FOR 1978
President Mr. S. Caya Phillips Vice President Mrs. Augusta Brough Recording Secretary Mrs. F. M. O'Neal Correspondence Secretary Mrs. Wilma Sutton Cogdell Librarian Mrs. Vivian L. Briggs Assistant Librarian Mrs. John D. Tyus Surname Index Secretary Mrs. Curtis Craven Treasurer Mr. John Hollis Editor Mrs. Gene F. Davis Associate Editor Mrs. Daniel E. West Director Mrs. Charles Roy Gilley Director Mrs. Charles Barham, Jr.
LIBRARY STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF
Mrs. F. H. O'Neal Miss Myrtle She1 ton Mr. Claude Deshazo Mrs. Jane Hollis Mrs. Jane Hollis Mrs. Charles Roy Gilley Mrs. Mary Kay Loomis Mr. Herman L. Bogan Mr. Joe Maxey Mrs. Robert Louis Cox Dr. James R. Johnson Mrs. Robert Louis Cox Mrs. Cecil D. Briscoe Mrs. Henry N. Crimes Miss Jessie Webb Mrs. Charles West Mr. Floyd Simpson, Jr. Mr. Thomas P. Hughes, Jr.
"Ansearchin'" News is the official publication of THE TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY; published quarterly in March, June, September, and December; annual subscription $7.00. All subscriptions begin with the first issue of the year. Non-delivery of any issue should be reported to THE TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY within one month of date of usual delivery if a second copy is to be supplied free of charge. Subscribers may submit one query each year for free pub lication; additional queries will be accepted on a "space available" basis. Con tributions of all types of genealogical information will be accepted. We publish previously unpublished Tennessee-connected data, preferably that with pre-Civil War dates. All material for publication is subject to editing to conserve space. Every effort will be made to publish accurate material; however, neither TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, "Ansearchln II' News, nor the Editor can assume responsibility for errors on the part of contributors. Corrections of proven errors will be published. Publishable and unpublishable contributions are put on file in our library for the use of our members. Books donated to our library will be reviewed tn the earliest pos81ble issue of the quarterly. Summer, 1978 51
LIBRARY NOTES - The Territorial Papers of the United States B~ James R. Johnson, Reference Librarian and first assistant, History and Travel Department, Memphis-Shelby County Library and Information Center
The publication uf th~ TerriL~rial Papers of the United states was begun in 1934 under tIle editorship of Clarenc~ E. Carter. The papers consist of the official records of the Federal Territories, the areas which eventually became states of the Union. The multi-volume work is still in progress, and will eventually include records for all uf the territorial units of the continental United States.
From 1790 to 17Yo, priur to its becoming a state, Tennessee was part of an area known as Lhe Territory South of the River Ohio. The significant papers concerning the Territory South of the River Ohio are compiled in Volume IV of the Territorial Papers. and wen:, published in 1936. Volume IV does not include all of the papers which were available for the six-year period, but it does include those documents which \lere available in the National Archives & the State Archives of North Caro lina ane '~~utlessee, as yell as various uth~r collections. However. the selection of officia~. papers was drawn principally from the archives of the Departments of State and War. the files of the United States Senate, and the Manuscript Division of the ~ibrary of Congress. The n~terial is arranged in chronological sequence, and the entire volume has a complete index of about 30 pages.
Basically the papers fall into tyO general categories: 1) civil administration and 2) Indian relations. There were few problems concerning the territory's civil administration; therefore, there are not many records in this category. There are no land records in the papers, because the Federal government failed to issue grants in Tennessee.
Th~ Tennessee territorial papers, however, have a large number of documents re lating to the Illdian policy of the government. These are helpful in understanding the total government policies which led to the removal of the Indians from the state. The records are also valuable tools for those interested in the movement of white settlers into the region.
The papers include a complete copy of the Journal of the Proceedings of Gov ernor Blount in the Territory South of the Ohio, 1790-1796 which is perhaps of greatest valu~ to the genealogist. In the Journal are included numerous names of the carly settlers in the territory. TIle Journal is replete with listings of ptrsons appointed to positions in the local militia or in the civil government. In addition. the Journal includes the names of persons who were required to obtain licenses from the territorial government. Thus, one will find names of persons a~thorized to practice law. traue with the Indians, etc.
In cOllclusion, Th~ Territorial Papers of the United States, Volume IV, The Territory South of the River Ohio, 1790-1796 can be of great assistance to the genealogist researching Tennessee ancestors. Although the volume covers a period from which there is a scarcity of surviving records, many genealogists fail to use it. This could be due, in part, to the fact that in many libraries the Territorial Papers are housed in the government publications department. As a rp9ult. the work does not appear in the library's card catalog even thougb most puhlic and academ~c libraries of medium-to-Iarge size will have the entir~ set. If you cannot locate the volume in your local library. ask the librarlan for assis tance. If you have TenneHsee ancestors who arrived in the state during its ter rItorial period, you may find this work of great value. 52 "Ansearchin'" News
BOOK REVIEl-lS by Herman L. Bogan
WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE, MAR~IAGE RECORDS, l800-l8S0.compiled and published by Wilena Roberts Bejach and Lillian Johnson Gardiner. 1957. 296 pages plus index. Order from Gardiner-Bejach, 43 Belleair Drive, Memphis, TN 38104. $15.00
This work records more than 5,000 marriages from one of Tennessee's earliest (formed late 1799 from Davidson Co.) and most strategically located counties. In addition to brides', grooms', and bondsmen's names, and dates of license issue, the book lists, when available, the names of persons performing the ceremony and the date of marriage. This book is well-arranged for easy use--marriages are listed alphabetically by grooms' names; brides names are indexed.
THE CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF ARKANSAS, VOlS. I, II, III by Dallas T. Herndon. 1922. Reprinted 1977. Hard backs. Total of over 3366 pages. Indexed. Order from South ern Historical Press, c/o Rev. S. Emmett Lucas, Jr., Easley, SC 29640. $37.50 each volume.
Vol. I recounts the history of Arkansas from French and Spanish ownership up to 1921 with major sections on early days, industry, education, military, and local history. The author makes liberal use of names, especially in the section list ing the wars in which Arkansans fought, and in the political history describing presidential campaigns and each gubernatorial administration. Vols. II and III contain biographical sketches through 1923--many of them giving family lines back to the Colonial Period. These are handsome books, individually indexed.
ECHOLS NOTES, VOL. I by Rebecca Echols Terry. 1977. Soft backs. Over 192 pages. Indexed. Order from the author, 1414 Monterrey Dr, SE, Huntsville, AL 35801. $12.00
This book contains marriages, wills and administrations, and census records from VA, NC. SC, TN, AL, and MS collected directly from county records, from census microfilm, from other published works and from correspondents. Every conceivable spelling of the name has been included--63 of them, in fact--from Acles to Eck hoolds. This book can save the searcher for th8;name months of research time.
BIOGRAPHICAL AND PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ARKANSAS by John Hallum, Vol. I. 1887. Re printed 1978. Hard back. Over 581 pages. Order from Southern Historical Press, c/o Rev. S. Emmett Lucas, Jr., P. O. Box 738, Easley, SC 29640. $25.00
This ~ook, first intended to be a work on the Bench and Bar of Arkansas, grew into d highly readable, almost chatty account of Arkansas' famous and infamous. It is a delight to the historian ~nd genealo6ist alike, for in the scores of biographical sketches the author has included, he not only records who was kin to whom, but fre quently, how that relationship influenced politics. He covers at length the Con way-Rector-Sevier family which has produced numbers of governors of KY, TN, and AR. Most of Mr. Hallum'R subjects were born in states east of Arkansas and he meticu louslv records their parenta~e, place of birth, education and migration. Typical pf hiB RketcheR 1s one on Robert Crockett which tells of Crockett's youthful way Wardnf'H8, lnctuoeR vignettt's of Crockett's grandfather, navy, and gives a brief hA"k~rmmd of the Crockl't t fum'Uy in TN. While the book would be more useful to the ~enealll~Lst if it wete tTllly indexed--the so-called index being, in fact, a detaLled tahle of contentH--lt is, nevertheless, a gem, a hook to be savored. Summer, 1978 53
OUR SILVER HERITAGE by Benjamin Stump Silver and Frances Ay1ette (Bowen) Silver. 1976. Soft Backs. Over 500 pages. Indexed. Order from Col. (Ret.) Benjamin S. Silver, 123 N. Thirtieth Street, Gatesville, TX 76528. Vol. I, $30.00
The author has planned to print his family's genealogy in three volumes. The first volume, of which 200 copies were printed, is titled Gershom & Millicent (Archer) Silver, Their Descendants; Vol. II will be Gershom's Colonial Ancestors and Vol III English Ancestors, with Thumbnail Sketches of Collateral Harford County MD Families. Gershom, son of James and Margaret Silver, was born in 1725, and Vol. I contains information on his ancestors and descendants, the name Silver in England and some of the collateral line sketches--Boyd, Chew, Cooper, Harlan, Hoopman, Hopkins, Macklem, Rogers, Stump and Warnock. Many reproductions of fam ily charts and portraits, maps (old and current), old letters, deeds, county records, etc., make this family record most interesting reading.
COWETA COUNTY (GA) CHRONICLES FOR ONE HUNDRED YEARS edited and compiled by Mary G. Jones and Lily Reynolds. 1928. Reprint 1976. Hard backs. Over 890 pages. Indexed. Order from Southern Historical Press, clo Rev. S. Emmet Lucas, Jr., P. O. Box 229, Easley, SC 29640. $30.00
Coweta Co., GA was formed in 1826 from ceded Creek Indian lands, and lies south west of Atlanta on the Alabama border. The county is naturally rich in land, tim ber and minerals, and is rich in Indian and white tradition. The white inhabi tants came from the older parts of GA and from the Carolinas, VA and other col onies. Some immigrants were from England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland and other parts of northern Europe. Coweta furnished emigrants to the states west and southwest and to the life and leadership of Ga. It bore a great burden during the Civil War. Many names, marriages, deaths and lineages are mentioned. The index is large, but not complete. Lists of companies of soldiers to the wars contain many names. The description of the life of the people is rich and beautiful. A book to be valued.
EARLY DAYS IN ARKANSAS, Being for the Most Part the Personal Recollections of an Old Settler by Judge William E. Pope, arranged and edited by his son Dunbar H. Pope with an introduction by Hon. Sam W. Williams. 1895. Republished 1978. Hard backs. Over 340 pages. Indexed. Order from Southern Historical Press, clo Rev. S. Emmett Lucas, Jr., P. O. Box 738, Easley, SC 29640. $22.00
w. F. Pope was a Kentuckian who went to Arkansas as the secretary of his uncle, John Pope, Territorial Governor of Arkansas. In this work, written in his 80th year, he touches on many areas of history and life in general in the territory and the new state. He mentions such events as the first weekly mail route east, the first crafts on Arkansas rivers, the first steamboat, early duels, notables and settlers, finding of gold in Arkansas, his journey west by steamboat to Little Rock, Little Rock in 1832, and much Arkansas memorabilia.
CARROLL COUNTY, TENNESSEE, MARRIAGES, VOL. I, 1838-1859 compiled by the Carroll Count,! Historical Society. 1978. Soft backs. Over 142 pages. Indexed. Order from Carroll Countl./ Historical Society, 135 N. Broadway, McKenzie, TN 38201. $7.00
This work, transcribed from microfilm of Marriage Book A, contains the record of more than 2400 marriages of this west TN county formed in 1821. Marriages are listed alphabetically by grooms' names and the record includes the date of mar riage and, where available, the name of the officiant. Bride's names are indexed. 54 IfAnsearchin ,,, Hews
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES FROM ~ENDLETON (SC) MESSENGER, 1807-1851 by Brent H. Holcomb. 1976. Hard back. OII~~' 123 pages. Indexed. Order from Southerll Historical Press, c/o Rev. S. Emmett Lucas, Jr., P.O. Box 738, Easl~y, SC 2!J640. $17.50
The Pendleton Messenger was thll:i! first new&paper printed in the "Up Country" of SC, having been established in 1807. The town of Pendleton was the seat of Pendleton District wnich was abolished in, 1828 and ultimately became th~ counties of Ander son, Pickens, and Oconee. These accounts are of marriages and deaths not only from that up-country area, but rt:flect those of the entire state because many "Low Country" people summered in Pendleton. Moreover, Pendleton District bor dered NC and GA and notices from those ~tates were also printed in the Messenger.
WAKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, COUkT MINUTES 1777-1784, Book I t:t:anscri~ by Wey net:te Parks Haun. 1977. Soft backs. OVer 138 pag~s. Indexed. Order from the author, 243 Argonne Dr., Durham, HC 27704. $15.00
One who has tried to read the old £cript ~f County Court Minutes can appreciate Ms. Haun's contribution to genealogistl::l in this book. The original manuscripts of Wake Co. prior to 1777 are missing, but she has transcribed from microfilm these records which are available. Her work is excellent and can be used with out difficulty as all surnames are capitalized. ~ Wake Co. was created in 1771 from Orange, Johnston, and Cumberland Counties, these records could include people from that area.
MY CROSS AND HAND FAMILIES (Ana my Beeman, Hamrick, Johnson, Page, Poole, Vance, Wells, Williamson, and Woodward Families) by Jeanne Hand Henry. 1977. Soft hacks. Over 286 pages. Indexed. Order from Southern Genealogical Services, Rt. 2, Box 855, New Market, AL 35761. $20.00
'this compilation by a certified genealogist consists of over 3,000 names, and could be an excellent source for those searchers seeking surnames of people who migrated through the southern sta~eD. Sources of info~tion for these migrants were archives, census records, courthouse records, military records, Bible records, personal statements, vital statistics, and recognized publications. Places of origin of the families were Ireland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, South C3ro11nd, and Georgia, enroute through Ten~essee and Alabama. Other family names were Aiken, Barnett, Brand, Brooks, Calvert, Carpenter, Cashion, Clay, Clearman, Davis, Estes, Fortson, Freeman, Giles, Harrison, Houston, James, Jones, King, Ledlow, Mathews, May, McCann, McMullen, Moore, Munn, Nobles, Price, Pruitt, Reynolds, Rhodes, Smith, Snowden, StephenB. Strange, Tucker, and Walker.
THE ARKANSAS ~ISTORY COMMISSION BULLETIN OF INFORMATION NOS. 13, 14 , 15, 16 by Dallas T. Herndon. 1915. Reprinted 1977. Hard backs. Over 164 page::>. Indexed. Order from Southern Historical Pre!:is, c/o Rev. S. Emmett Lucas, Jr., P. O. Box 738, Easley, SC 29640. $12.50
The Bulletins are guides to information about Arkansas people. They present in alphabetical sequence several thousand biographical references. The smaller the bulletin number, the earlier tqe historical reference. The index, prepared by the state history commission, contains information on where original source material can be found; i.e., Abercrombie, J. S., Saline County, Benton Courier, 4-20-1916. SUllmer, 1978 55
THE 1880 US CENSUS OF BENTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE transcribed and published by John c. and Ca theryrJ c. lJruwn. 1978. Soft backs. Over 217 pages. Indexed. Order from John C. & CatlJdryn C. Brown, P. O. Box 37, Eva, TN 38333. $11.00
This well-compiled. very neat aud legible transcription of the Benton County 1880 census is an important addition to genealogical publications on this county. Ben ton County, iu th~ w~stern part of TN, was created by the legislature late in 1835 from parts of Humphreys and Henry Counties. Settlement had begun in 1819 by set tlers principally frum VA, NC, SC, and GA. This census is a valuable research tool in that it gives wure iuformat10n than any of the previous censuses.
HISTORICAL REVIEW OF ARKANSAS, VOL I, II, and III by Fay Hempstead. 1911. Re printed 1978. Hard backs. Over 1668 pages. Vol. I contains index for all 3 vols • Order from Southern Hisr;orical Press, c/o The Rev. S. Emmett Lucas, Jr., P. O. Box 738, Easley, SC 29640. $36.00 each volume.
Vol. I is divici~d 1nto several ldajor sections, beginning with Colonial to 1803, pre-territorial fro~ 1803 to 1819, territorial from 1819 to 1836, pre-Civil War from 1836 to 1861, Civil War 1861 to 1865, and Reconstruction and growth from 1865 to 1911. Chapters on natural wealth, geography, population, railroads, bench and bar, art, lit~rature, finances, real estate, and city and town building follow. Vo1s. II aud III comp1~te the history with biographical sketches of men who were prominent in the history of Arkansas. About 800 individuals and families are sketched.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH OR 1820 and 1821 LAND LOTTERIES OF GEORGIA by Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr. 1973. H;:'l:d backs. Over 282 pages. Names are alphabetized by counties. Order from Sourhern Historical lJress, c/o Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr., P. O. Box 738, Easley, SC 296~U. $37.50
The Third, or 1820. Ceurgi& Lanu Lottery was the distribution of lands ceded by the Cherokee and Cretk Indians, and consisted of all or part of the counties of Appling, Easly, Gwinett, Habersham, Hall, Irwin, Rabun and Walton. These lands were in the north-central p3r~ of the state and along the southern border. The Fourth, or 18:1, Land. Luttery opened ~hat portion of Georgia between the Ocmu1gee and Flint Rivers for settlement and extt:nded from today's Roswell on ~he north to Ashburn on the south. These lands lay in Dooly, Fayette, Henry, Houston and Mon roe Counties. Thi~ work li~ts ~he names of nearly 17,000 recipients, locates their land and county of resiue-Ilce, and often indicates their reason for eligi b1lity--Revolutiollary sqldh~r. widow, orphan.
THE LOVcLLS COME TO T~NNE~SEE by GordolJ Aubrey Lovell. 1st edition, second print ing. 1976. Hard backs. Over 16.:" pages. Illdexed. Order from the author, 2009 Olga Ave., Nashville, 2W 37216. $11.00
Robert Lovell who came to VA ca 1635 is the ancestor of the author and of James Munroe Lovell who calDe to Davicison Co., TN ca 1800 from NC. James M. married in Davidson Co. Susannah Pack on 28 July 1808. They settled in Cheatham Co., TN, and reared their six children, who through their marriages add these collateral lineR to this family history: Rape, Hol1is, House, Hooper, Hows. These marriages oc curred between 1828 and 1837. Qnd many more names have been added to the list. Reproductions of many fam11y pictu~es, documents, charts and map~ add to the inter esting and informative genealogical history of this famlly. 56 ..ArJsearchin ,,, News
LEST WE FORGET, or Character Gems G1ean~d from South Arkansas by Rev. J. H. Riggin, D.D., Rev. W. F. Evans, Collaborator. 1910. Reprinted 1978. Hard backs. Over 217 pages. Indexed. Order from Sout;nern Historical Press, c/o Rt:tv. S. Ezmnett Lucas, Jr., P. O. Box 738, Easley, SC 29640. $22.50
This volume will answer many questions of those interested in early Methudist his tory of the southern half of ArkansaH. It contains biographies of 43 early minis ters, and chapters on Austin and C~nter Point Circuits, Camden and Lakeside (Pine Bluff) Stations, and Walnut Hill Church in Lafayette County. There is also an account of Arkadelphia and Henderson-Bro·~ College, plus three interestulg sermons and articles on the Scott and Evans families.
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 1827-1865 compiled hy John H. Hartin. 1874. Repri1Jted 1972. Hard backs. Over 196 pages. Not indexed. Order from Southern Hif:itorical Press, c/o Rev. Silas E. Lucas, Jr., P. O. Box 738, Ea$ley, SC 29640. $15.00
This chronology of Columbus, GA "from its selection as a 'Trading Town' in 1827 to its partial destruction by Wilson's Raid in 1865" was collected from the re collections of old citizens and abstracts of newspapers. It contains a wealth of information-~the marriages, deaths, incidents, personals and lists of businesses and professional men--from the Columbus area. Valuable genealogical material.
THE PEAK-PEAKE FAMILY HISTORY, second installment. Compiled by Cyrus H. Peake, Carol J. Snow and Andrew Guy Peake. 1977. Hard backs. Over 150 pages. Indexed. Order from Cyrus H. Peake, 923 West Bonita Ave., Claremont, CA 91711. $15.00
This publication is designed to accommodate future installments which may be added within the present binder as they are printed. This second installment gives cor rections and. additions to th~ first and introduces four new branches of the family. Vol. I gives a general history of the family in England, including reproductions of paintings and Coats of Arms. Vol. II gives charts of the family in Great Bric ain. Vol. III, divided into separate books for each branch of the family, gives the descendants of Christopher Peake of Roxbury, Mass., and those of William Peake of Nantucket Island, Mass. Vol. IV deals with Peakes in Australia. Each book is indexed. It is now possible to acquire only those volumes or books in which pur chasers are especially interested along with Vol. I, which is of eS8entiai interest tc all family members.
THE BELLS IN U. S. A. AND ALLIED FAMILIES 1650-1977 by Getha Gina Bell. 1977. Hard backs. Over 766 pages. Indexed. Order from The B~115 in the USA, 2980 Holiday Cl., Buford, GA 30518. $30.00
The Bells--at least most of thew--were from Scotland. and the author of this work has uniquely pre8~nted them and cheir sev~n centuries of Scottish records. She has classified the Bells into three groups--Lowland Scots, HIghland Scots, and Ulster Scots--and has listed as many of the original emigrants as possible, con necting them with their present-day descendants. Parts One, Two, and Three list Bell families in America, among them the descendants of the emigrants James Bell of Augusta Co., VA; WIll, R~ll of VA, TN, and AL; Thomas Bell of VA and TN; Evander Bell of NC; Walter Bell of PA and NC; and Wm. Bell of SC and GA. Part Four con consists of biographies, soldiers of the American Revolution, wills and deeds; and Part Five consists of allied families. Summer, 1978 57
INDEX TO WILLS OF MADISON COUNTY, ALABAMA 1808-1900 by Andrew Ezell Terry, Ph.D. 1977. Soft covers. Over 37 pages. Indexed. Order from the author, P. O. Box 206, Huntsville, AL. $4.50
Dr. Terry has given genealogists with roots in the Tennessee Valley area a wonderful tool of the trade. His neat little book of around 1000 will~ (one of John Phelps probated first in Halifax Co. VA 27 Jan 1794, and registered in Madison Co. AL 11 Feb 1847) lists alphabetically anyone about whom there is any available probate record, giving date of probate, book and page number. He has researched wills from deed books, probate records, probate minutes, will books, chancery court records, orphans court records, and a volume called 1818-1820 of mixed minutes, wills, inventories, etc. When the decedent was a resident of another county or state, that is noted. Many times he has given the heirs. There are fifteen references to the state of Tennessee.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES FROM UPPER S. C. NEWSPAPERS, 1843-1865 abstracted by Brent Holcomb C.R.S. 1977. Hard covers. Over 168 pages. Indexed. Order from South ern Historical Press, c/o Rev. S. Emmett Lucas, Jr., P. O. Box 738, Easley, SC 29640. $17.50
These abstracts are from all of the newspapers which could be located from the districts of Spartanbur~, Laurens, Newberry and Lexington, SC before 1866. As marriages were not recorded by SC before 1911, these newspaper records of mar riages and obituaries are especially important to the genealogist. The notices are from allover the state as well as from the adjoining states of NC and GA and of persons who had left the state and gone to AL, MS, TX, CA and other states.
ABSTRACTS OF OLD NINETY-SIX AND ABBEVILLE DISTRICT WILLS AND BONDS as on file in the Abbeville, SC Courthouse, compiled by Willie Pauline Young. 1950. Reprinted 1977 with complete index. Order from Southern Historical Press, c/o Rev. S. Em mett Lucas, Jr., P. O. Box 738, Easley, SC 29640. $25.00
Old Ninety-Six District, settled by the Scotch-Irish, the English, the French Huguenots, and some Germans, was split in 1798 to form the new districts of Abbe ville, Edgefield, Newberry, Laurens and Spartanburg. These abstracts, therefore, made from the original papers ~ound in th'2 probate judge's office, can refer to people who later are found to be living in the new districts. The town of Ninety Six was the seat of the courts of the old district and after the realignment of districts was located in Abbeville District. The records of Old Ninety-Six are, therefore, now to be found in the courthouse (those records, that is, not found in the State Archives) of Abbeville County.
COBB AND COBBS, EARLY VIRGINIANS by John E. Cobb, Jr. 1976. Hard backs. Over 128 pages. Indexed. Order from Durant Publishing Co., 1208 Ta tum Court, A1 exander, VA 22307. $10.00
The author presents the Cobbs in a most interesting, readable. witty way. He tells of their pre-Anglo-Saxon English origins, the first Cobb families in VA, and their migration south and west into NC, SC, GA, TN, KY and elsewhere. He refers to their royal connections and marria~es to' the "first families" of VA, and has a section on notable Cobbs. His presentation of 13 generations of American Cobbs in 12 charts is at once easily understood and concise. !>fore than a "who begat whom" book, this little book is almost a "must" for Cobbs and Cobb kin. 58 "Ansearchin'" News
NEWS AND NOTES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS Prepared by Mrs. :lime Hollis
GEORGIA GENEALOGICAL MAGAZINE. Published by the Rev. Silas Emmet Lucas, P.O. Box 738, Easley, SC 29640. ~16.00 for Winter, Spring-Summer and Fall issues with queries free to subscribers. Georgia material in the Winter 1978 issue includes tombstone records from Baldwin County, marriage records from Bibb and Emanuel Counties, bond book record~ from Cobb County, newspaper excerpts, a new list of soldiers (Battle of·Kettle Creek), and Lincoln County grantor deed index. South Carolina material in thi~ same iSdue has Revolutionary War pension applications in Laurens County and deed book records from Union County.
THE COLORADO GENEALOGIST. Quarterly of the Colorado Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 9671, Denver, CO 80209. Write Society for dues. Issue No. 4 of Volume 38 continues presentation of "Chester Smith'y Journal 1852," written as he traveled from Michigan to Californi~. This issue also bas Colorado cemetery listings (some continued from the previous issue), news of the society, queries, and some tips for genealogists in a feature, "Genie's Gems". The "CGS Bulletin Board", a reg ular feature, is a concise and easy-to-read listing of names being researched by the membership.
THE TRI-CITY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY BULLETIN. Published quarterly by the Tri-City Genealogical Society of Richland, Pasco, Kennewich, Wash., Rt. 1, Box 191, Rich land, WA 99352. Volume 18, No, 1, January 1978, offers pedigree charts of members; news of the society; membership list; wills and indentures of Fleming County, KY; and a review of other publications received by ~he society. $5.00 annually.
FAMILY TRAILS. Quarterly of The Historical and Genealogical Association of Mis issippi, 618 Avalon Road, Jackson, MS 3~206, Dues are $7.50 (single) or $10.00 (family), This is a new society founded in June of 1977. Issue No.3 of Volume 1, February 1978, has marriages, cewetery records, newspaper excerpts, deeQB and wills, Bible and 1ir.eage records from counties scattered throughout the state with it sprinkling of records from Texas and Alabama. Of special note is an article on "Places with other Names" which lists some Mississippi communities along with their former names and a capsule his~ory of each.
THE TEXARKANA USA QUARTERLY. Publication of Texarkana USA Genealogical Society, Inc., 90. State Line Ave., Teurkana, Ark-·rex. 75501. Dues $5.00 yearly. Queries free to members. Volume 4, No. 4 contains the following articles, many continued from issue No.3: excerpts from the DAILY TEXARKANA INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER; cem etery inscriptions from Miller Co., AR, Bowie Co., TX and Lawrence Co., IN; mar riage records from Bowie Co., TX and Marshall Co., OK; a list of 1861-1865 Ohio infantry volunteers; an 1869 map of Lafayette Co., AR; some excerpts from a teacher's contract of 1923; and queries and inforaation on member ancestor referral service.
ANNOUNCEMENT. Of interest to descendants of a family named Hyden, Hayden, Hydon, Haydon, Haidon, Heydon, Heiden, Hyten, Hiten are plans for publication of the first issue of The Hyden Families Quarterly recently announced by Bill R. Hyden. Sub scription $6.00 per year. Address: The Hyden Families, P. O. Box 35004, Tulsa, OK 74135. Summer, 1978 59
BRANCHING OUT. Quarterly from St. Clair Co., IL. Subscription included in mem bership to the Marissa Historical and Genealogical Society, Box 27, Marissa, IL 62257. Dues $6.00 yearly. No. 1 issue of Volume 5, 1978, is indexed and contains historical and biographical sketches taken from the Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois published in 1907. Also offered are some letters of a Civil War soldier, Bible records, a list of Illinois men from a book published in 1902, John Thomas Nixon's memoirs, a sketch on the Marissa Post Office, court records of St. Clair Co., election and commission records of Wayne Co., IL and Jewish cemetery records of St. Clair Co. The membership list, ancestor charts and queries conclude the first issue of 1978.
ANNOUNCEMENT. Publication of a 3-page monthly newsletter on Story (and all alter nate spellings) families will begin in July. The editor offers all 1978 issues free in exchange for a minimum of 6 pages of Story research. Subscription $9.00 per year. Address: Beth Story Moore, 703 Vendee Lane, Pensacola, FL 32505
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LOCAL COLOR by Betsy F. west
The language of early deeds frequently paints a vivid picture of the wilderness our pioneer fathers had to tame. These words from a Warren County deed dated 4 July 1818 are an example:
" ...a certain tract or parcel of land l!ying and being in the county of Warren and third District on the waters of Collins' river and bounded as follows: Beginning on a stake ten poles south east course from a small spring on the top of the Mountain. Thence North twenty poles to the brow of the Bluff of the Mountain to a stake. Thence west sixty three poles to a sourwood tree. Thence East sixty-four poles to a Black Gum and Chesnut. Thence North forty-three poles to the beginning."
And picture this homestead as described in another deed:
" ...beginning at the head of spring or on a stake in the middle of Collins River, against the spring a little above where Hill's road crosses the river now the using spring where Isaac Hill, Sr. lives, and running thence eastwardly with what is now called Hill's road about 100 poles to the foot of the mountains or against what is called the wheat field or peach orchard, thence north with the meanders of the mountains about one hundred and fifty poles to a spring in the gap between the river and big sink, including said spring, thence westwardly with the mountains and Brown's line to the river, thence southwardly up the river with its meanders to the beKinnin~." 60 "Ansearchln'" News
WILSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE, MARRIAGE BONDS Copied from microfilm of loose marriage bonds by R. F. Simpson, Jr. (Continued from last issue)
Date of Issue Bondsman Groom Bride Date of Marriage Performed Ceremony
Francis Cooper Ann Thomas 31 Oct 1820 James Reed 5 Nov 1820 Jehu McMinn, JP John Conrod Catey Morris 22 Apr 1820 Bazil Davis L. D. Crabtree Winney Medling 3 Apr 1827 Harbird Young John A. Criswell Martha Mays 13 June 1820 Alexander Kirkpatrick 14 June 1820 William Gray, JP Robertson Crooks Telery(?) Eatheridge 5 Apr 1820 Charles Nicha1son Reuben Davenport Susan Richardson 13 June 1820 Francis Cooper 15 June 1820 Jehu McMinn, JP.' William Davis Elizabeth Webb 17 Oct 1820 Daniel Kelly 17 Oct 1820 Joshua Lester, VDM John Dillard Sarah Jacobs 18 July 1820 Shadrack Owens 19 July 1820 Abner Hill, MG Jonathan Doak Isabell Donnell 25 Jan 1820 Josiah Donnell Ebenezer Donelson Elizabeth Davis 7 Dec 1820 Isham F. Davis John Dortch Cynthia Walker 31 July 1820 Lewis Sutton 6 Aug 1820 W. H. Peace )fartin Douglass Nancy Massey 3 Aug 1820 John Spring William Drenner Kitty Eddins 14 Dec 1820 Lewis Wright James Dunsmore Delila Gowen 21 Sept 1820 Shadrack Gowen 22 Sept 1820 Geo. Clark, JP James Dyer Lucy Howe 6 Dec 1820 James Little 10 Dec 1820 Wm.. Johnson Reese Eagan Peggy Tipton 2 Feb 1820 Abraham Green 3 Feb 1820 Jeremiah Hendrick, JP Richard A. Echols Abigail Brown 16 Oct 1820 Matthew Dew 17 Oct 1820 John Jarratt Presley Edwards Mary Sims 15 Nov 1820 Thomas Edwards 15 Nov 1820 John Atkinson, VDM Warren Edwards Polly Whit1aw 13 Nov 1820 Joseph Stacy Robert Ellis Prudence Belcher 19 Feb 1820 James Ellis Zachariah Evans Cynthia Sweat 6 Mar 1820 Alexander Stuart 19 Mar 1820 John Bonner, JP Alexander Foster Martha Doak 4 Apr 1820 James Foster 6 Apr 1820 James Foster, JP John L. Foster Elizabeth Cox 23 Dec 1820 John Cox 28 Dec 1820 John Green Littleberry Freeman Elizabeth Young 26 Jan 1820 Isaiah Paschal James Fuston Elizabeth Adams 3 Feb 1820 John Adams 6 Feb 1820 Abner W. Bone, JP Anthony Gaines Tempe Scott 28 Sept 1820 Thomas Gaines 28 Sept 1820 James Henderson James Gates Elizabeth Bellow 18 Dec 1820 James Doak 19 Dec 1820 George L. Smith Ivy Gibson Sally Aytes 15 Jan 1820 Harvey Robert8on 20 Jan 1820 Edward Harris, JP Robert Goodman Martha Richardson 20 Feb 1820 Robert Goodman, Sr. 20 Feb 1820 Thomas S. Green, JP Summer, 1978 61
Date of Issue Bondsman Groom Bride Date of Marriage Performed Ceremony
Jubal Grant Nancy Hightower 28 Oct 1820 James Arnold 2 Nov 1820 Brinkley Bridges. JP William Gray Mary Motheral 14 Apr 1820 15 Apr 1820 J. McClain. JP Phillip Grissim Sally Spring 14 Jan 1820 R. W. Grissim Robert Guthrie Asenath Motheral 11 Oct 1820 Allen Smith 19 Oct 1820 Hugh Kirkpatrick. MG Charles Hancock Nancy Ramsey 18 Apr 1820 John Ramsey 18 Apr" 1820 Wm. Lawerence. JP William Hankins Fanny Abanatha 9 ~ept 1820 Mark Abanatha Charles Hardin Jane Alexander 14 June 1820 Wm. L. Alexander 22 June 1820 Jesse Alexander. VDM William Hartsfield Frances H. Anderson 18 1820 Levi Anderson Thomas C. Haskins Jane Simpson 12 Dec 1820 Robert Marshall 12 Dec 1820 Joshua Lester. VDM Thomas Hill Elizabeth Johnson Lawerence Sypert 10 Feb 1820 B. Cassilman. JP Josiah Hings (King) Charlotte Hieflin 3 June 1820 John Manning James W. Hodges Polly Pucket 8 Mar 1820 William Hartsfield 9 Mar 1820 J. Lester. VDM Thomas Hodges Elizabeth Pucket 7 Feb 1820 John A. Smith 7 Feb 1820 J. Lester. VDM Mark Holliman Hannah Glen 22 Jan 1820 Benjamin Glen William Hudson Sally Tracy 10 Nov 1820 Abner H. Dearing William Hutchison Jinny Williams 18 Mar 1820 James Smith Asal Jinnings Sophia Craddock 21 Jan 1820 10 Feb 1820 Joshua Lester. VDM Austin Johnson Ann Elizabeth Corley 4 Sept 1820 7 Sept 1820 John Page Oliver C. Johnston Na~cy H. Buckley 17 May 1820 William Cummings June 1820 Joshua Lester. VDM William A. Johnson Lucretia Aspy 10 Oct 1820 James Allcorn 10 Oct 1820 Edward Harris. JP Abraham Keeton Jane Hughes Hall 1 Sept 1820 John N. Hall 2 Sept 1820 Christopher Cooper. JP Jacob Keeton Lucinda Fewston 2 Aug 1820 Jeremiah Turner Zachariah Keeton Margaret Walker 8 Mar 1820 Henry Dillon 9 Mar 1820 James Foster. JP Taylor Kelly Cynthia David 28 Nov 1820 William Whiteside 7 Dec 1820 James Mindow. JP Hesakiah King Nancy Hunt 8 Feb 1820 Hardy Hunt Sampson Knight Nancy Robertson 25 Jan 1820 Thomas KNight 27 Jan 1820 James Gray. JP John Lasiter Lucy Edwards 15 Jan 1820 Eli Edwards 17 Jan 1820 James Gray. JP Joseph N. Leawell Indiana Leawell 24 Oct 1820 John 26 Oct 1820 John ----Jarrat John Leech HE-tay Cooper 16 Dec 1820 Samuel Bryson 19 Dec 1820 Jehu McMinn. JP Hen ry Leeman Kesiah Warran 4 Oct 1820 A. Winston 5 Oct 1820 J. Lester. VDM Alfred McClain Harriet F. Robinson 10 Feb 1820 Martin Cartwell 62 "Ansearchin'" News
Date of Issue Bondsman Groom Bride Date of Marriage Performed Ceremony
James McCallin Elizabeth Harris 14 Feb 1820 Eli Harris 15 Feb 1820 William Steele, JP Andrew McHany Oney Johnson 9 Aug 1820 Theophilus W. Short 21 Aug 1820 Joshua Lester, VDM Robert McKee Elizabeth Turner 22 Oct 1820 24 Oct 1820 James Cross, JP Alexander McKnight Anne Grier 17 Feb 1820 Samuel Grier 24 Feb 1820 Jesse Alexander, VDM William McKnight Elizabeth MCWhirter 24 Feb .1820 Mitus McCorkle Garnet Mansfield Lydia Sullivan 14 Dec 1820 Reuben Webb 25 Dec 1820 W. H. Peace, JP Payton Marlow Elizabeth Smith 25 Feb 1820 Richard Marlow 29 Feb 1820 Jeremiah Hendrick, JP William Miles Martha Dwyer 31 Jan 1820 John Massingill 2 Feb 1820 John Bonner, JP William Moore Elizabeth Brothers 15 July 1820 21 July 1820 George Clark, JP Alston Morgan Ann Edwards 19 Jan 1820 Eaton Edwards Abram Murray Polly Holton 31 Aug 1820 John Murry James Murry Casa Yarnell 28 Dec 1820 5 Jan 1820 Ransom Gwyn, JP Samuel Heckings Martha Bolton 19 Dec 1820 O. G. Finley 24 Dec 1820 Abner Hill, MG John Neely Jane Brown 24 July 1820 Paul Sullivan 25 July 1820 E. Maddox, MG Lemuel Nicholson Levina Young 25 Nov 1820 Robert Young 25 Dec 1820 Brinkley Bridges, JP Williamson Nipper Nancy Moore 13 July 1820 20 July 1820 James Gray, JP James Ozment Levina Osment 6 Nov 1820 W. M. Swain 9 Nov 1820 B. Cassilman, JP John D. Otte Martha Andrews 6 Feb 1820 WIn. Walker, Jr. 9 Mar 1820 Thomas S. Green, JP Robert Owen Elizabeth Micka 8 Aug 1820 Joseph L. Wilson 10 Aug 1820 William Steele, JP Alexander Periman Sally Baskins 17 July 1820 Allen Periman 20 July 1820 James Cross, JP Isaac Periman Nancy Patterson 19 Apr 1820 John Periman John Periman Polly Arnold 17 July 1820 Philip Periman Philip Periman Hannah Fouch 17 July 1820 John Periman 15 July 1820 Joshua Lester, VDM David Phillips Polly Waters il Dec 1820 Archamack Bass 14 Dec 1820 Thomas Durham, MG Goldman Pucket Elizabeth Ellison 22 Nov 1820 John H. Bryan 12 Dec 1820 J. Lester, VDM John Ricketts Sarah Alsup 6 Mar 1820 Jacob Cassilman 6 Mar 1820 B. Cassilman, JP William Satterfield Ann Tally 29 Jan 1820 Thomas Deloss ~rohn Sauls Fanny Davenport 2 Aug 1820 Willis Davenport Thomas C. Scott Polly Burton 26 Aug 1820 Nathan Riding 31 Aug 1820 James Gray, JP John M. Scott Jane Bossell 21 Feb 1820 Jeremiah Baily summer, 1978 63
Date of Issue Bondsman Groom Bride Date of Marriage Performed Ceremony
Julius Williams Margaret Cason 19 Feb 1820 Joseph Stacy Silas M. Williams Franky Shaw 5 Sept 1820 James L. Haskins 5 Sept 1820 William Flowers, Sr. James S. Witherspoon Elizabeth Cowen 9 Aug 1820 10 Aug 1820 Jehu McMinn, JP John Womack Milly Webster 23 Aug 1820 John Campbell 6 Sept 1820 George Clark. JP Jesse Woodcock Elizabeth M. Williams 8 June 1820 Abram Woodcock 8 June 1820 Burchet Douglass, JP A1lygood Woolard Ellender Jones 30 Sept 1820 Wm. Lypert 5 Oct 1820 B. Cassilman. JP Willie Wray Eliza Carter 16 July 1820 Joshua Gibbs Jesse Wright Mary Young 13 Mar 1820 James M. Young
William Adams, Jr. Mary Lewis 29 May 1821 29 May 1821 George L. Smith, JP Royal Atkinson Rebecca Hoak 20 Dec 1821 James Johnson 20 Dec 1821 Wm. Leawe11 Thomas Babb Hickery Hunt 2 Apr 1821 Henry B. Babb 3 Apr 1821 John Jarratt Lunsford Bagwell Rispa Truett 14 Apr 1821 William Terrel 19 Mar 1821 John Bond, VDM Jonathan Baker Sally Eagan 26 May 1821 Jesse Shaw 24 May 1821 Wilson Hearn. JP Samuel Bell Eliza McCleary Beard 10 Oct 1821 James Mitchell 11 Oct 1821 Wilson Hearn, JP Perne1 Bennet Annis Williams 9 Oct 1821 Augustus Lane 11 Oct 1821 John Bond. VDM Hughy Berland Phoeba Jackson 9 July 1821 Benjamin Edwards (Kerland) Samuel Btckers Elizabeth Morris 22 Aug 1821 Levi Donnell 23 Aug 1821 John W. Payton, JP William Blackburn Lucy Clark 14 Aug 1821 LewiEI Blackburn 14 Aug 1821 E. Willis, MG Azor Bone Hulda W. Sherrill 18 Dec 1821 George K. Smith 18 Dec 1821 John Provine, MG Joshua Bradbury Susan Bunson 26 Apr 1821 Robertson Wright 26 Apr 1821 Thomas S. Green, JP Thomas Bradley Catherine Caplinger 10 Mar 1821 11 Mar 1821 Wm. Steele, JP John Bradford Matilda Wray 24 May 1821 Wm. Robinson Bernard P. Brown Martha Hoskins 4 Aug 1821 9 Aug 1821 Joshua Lester VDM Willis Copeld Maria McDonald 10 Oct 1821 Stephen McDonald George J. Cain Christianna G. Jones 22 Sept 1821 George Smith, Jr. 25 Sept 1821 Joshua Lester, VDM Wallace Caldwell Abigail Nicholson 11 Apr 1821 William Webb 13 Apr 1821 Wm. Gray, JP Solomon Caplinger Martha Massey 18 Sept 1821 Ennis Douglass Walter Carr Sarah McDaniel 11 Oct 1821 11 Oct 1821 E. Maddox, MG 64 IIAnsearchin ,,, News
Date of Issue Bondsman Groom Bride Date of Marriase Performed Ceremony
John Scrollins Wincey Pearcy 20 Jan 1820 John Riggs Alfred Sherrill PeglY Sherrill 12 Oct 1820 Zachariah Lattmer Allen Smith Prances Wood 4 Dec 1820 James W. Turpin(?) 6 Dec 1820 William Gray, JP Hugh Saith Betsy Roach 2 Nov 1820 Thomas McSpeddin John A. Smith Mancy MeHany 1 Apr 1820 James S. Lester 5 Apr 1820 Joshua Lester, VDM John Smith Mary Cloyd 24 Mar 1820 John Wilson 30 Mar 1820 David Foster, }G Shadrack Smith Nancy Howard 15 Oct 1820 Lewis Patterson 24 Oct 1820 Joshua Lester, VDM James Somers Ann McFarland 19 Dec 1820 Mathew Dew 21 Dec 1820 Edward Willis, MG Boaz Southerin (no bride named) 1820 Bernard Carter David Spring tavicey Jones 7 Dec 1820 Lott Joiner 15 Dec 1820 Abner Hill, MG Thomas Standly Mary Ann Huggins 19 Dec 1820 Joshua Pedigo 21 Dec 1820 James Madow, JP John Stephenson Hancy Trusty 17 Oct 1820 Jeremiah McWhorter Soloman Suggs Ira Jacobs 2 Jan 1820 Samuel Broker Jesse Sullivan Elizabeth Carter 13 July 1820 Owen Quinby 13 July 1820 Ransom Gwyn, JP William Sutherland Polly Hobbs 1 Dec 1820 Presley Simpson 1 Dec 1820 John Bonner, JP lsiah Swindle Juliann Hickman 6 Peb 1820 6 Peb 1820 William Steele, JP Jesse Tally .Margaret Wynne 10 June 1820 Berryman Jones 19 June 1820 John W. Payton, JP Wayne 'Tho1lU Anne Barton 13 Nov 1820 John Blackburn Jabez Tias Elizabeth T1DuJ 8 Sept 1820 Allen McVey William Todd Elizabeth Steele 21 Nov 1820 George Steele 23 Nov 1820 E. Maddox, KG Zachariah Tolliver Rebecca Sherrill 19 Jan 1820 Norval Douglass Edward Trice Lilly Smith 1 Dec 1820 John Hickman John TravUU.OIl Polly Allison 23 Oct 1820 David Bradshaw 23 Oct 1820 James Johnson, JP Jeremiah Tuner Nancy Handcock 15 Peb 1820 Robert K 15 Peb 1820 Wm. Lawerence, JP Melkijah Vaughn Sar~ R. Vaughn 5 Jan 1820 William Tisdale 6 Jan 1820 William Gray, JP Byrd Wall Panny Johnson 13 Nov 1820 Benj. Wall 13 Nov 1820 John Atkinson, VDK Andrew Ward Sally R,ice 12 Dec 1820 Turner Perry 18 Dec 1820 Jacob Browning, MG Ransom Ward Patsy Rogers 31 Oct 1820 Jesse Gibbs 8 Nov 1820 B. CasBilman, JP Shelah Water. Sarah Clark 12 Jan 1820 David Phillips 13 Jan 1820 Thomas Durham, KG Duncan Wheeler .Caty Reeder 8 Apr 1820 Joseph Phillips Willi.. Whit••ll .Nancy ICelly 26 Dec 1820 Isham Keeton 28 Dec 1820 James Madow, JP (to be continued) Summer, 1978 65
GIBSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE TAX LIST - 1836 Transcribed from microfilm by Mrs. Jane Hollis
Acres Slaves White Acres Slave~ White' Name Land 12-50 ~ ~ Land 12-50 .1'011
District 111 Neesbit, Robert 519 1 Adair, Benjamin M. 1 Patterson, Alvow C. 1 Atchison, William, Sr. 230 5 1 Priddy, Watson 1 Atchison, William 1 1 Puckett, Peter P. 1 Atchison, John G. 160 1 Pope, Matthew 50 1 Atchison, Lurgenor 1 Patterson. Samuel 1 Atchison, Robert 50 1 Pope, Thomas 1 Bratton, Hugh 1 Robb, William 100 Bratton, George 1 Ross, William 1 Boyd, Elijah 1 Richardson, William 75 I Burrow, Banks M. 230 2 1 Reader, John 800 1 Baker, John 320 Reneau, James 1 Bolen, John 165 2 1 Rankin, Samuel 1 Chamberlain, Thomas 26 1 Rust, John L. 1 Caruthers, Thomas J. 700 Richardson, J. W. 4 1 Cook, Roland 100 Senter, Elvin 80 1 Cole, N. O. K. 310 2 1 Staton, Ruby 100 Cook, James 100 Sharp, Peter 429 Caruthers, James 1000 Slone, James 1 Cravens, Thomas 1050 7 Staton, Thomas 260 2 Delaney, ___ 750 Scott, Smith 87 1 Dabney, E. A. W. 600 Sherod, Serlathad(?) 2 1 Dearth, Willie B. 540 Slone, Thomas 1 Dearth, Nancy 320 Shelly, Thomas 1 Delf, David 1 Terril, John 70 Dockins, Reuben 100 1 Totten, Benjamin 520 Dabner, John L. 750 1 Williams, Stephen 244 4 1 E1am, Thomas 190 1 1 Wilson, Matthew 645 5 Flowers, Hardy 1 Williams, Nathaniel 1 Fowler, Beaman 221 Wright, Levi 82 3 1 Falts(1), Theophi1us 572 Walker, James 1 Fowler, Samuel 125 1 Wallingford, Isaac 200 1 Grass, Jesse 1 Walker, John 1 Grass, Matthew 1 Wallingford, John I r~odman, William 1 HURhes, John 660 Hardister, Henry 1 District 112 Hardakin, Hugh N. 1 Arrington, Andrew 0 Haines, George 436 5 Anderson, Francis 1 Hill, Claiborne 1 Barksdale, John R. 2 1 Hicks, Daniel 1 Bell, James 1 Hopkins, ___hill 200 3 1 (Be)cton, John M. 28 2 1 Haines, William W. 320 (Be)cton, George W. 274 Hopkins, Thomas 940 (Be)cton, John M. 224 Haines, Thomas 1 ~le, Samuel 1 Haines, William 6 1 --8Ie, Thomas 1 Higgins, Vo1untine 640 (Be)cton, William J. 167 2 1 Jones, John 559 5 Bell, Wesley 1 Jones, David 1 ___oth, Samuel 195 3 1 King, Allen 1 ___uther, William E. 640 Littlejohn, Joseph B. 783 Clement, George 141 1 Lyon, John 181 10 Clement, William 724 2 1 Loury, John 1 Clement, Cabb R. 100 Lyons, James 1 Clement, Benja R. 100 1 Lipscomb, Hopson 2 1 Clement, Calvin C. 100 1 Lea, Thos., Sr. 1 Chandler, Green 1 Lea, Thos. 1 Cole, Samuel F. 130 1 1 Long, William 1 Collins. John 274 Matthis, William 274 1 Cook, James 1 Matthis, Thomas 75 1 Durley, George W. 146 1 HeMin, John 1 Durley, William 174 1 Matthis, Edwin 1 Dickens, Lunsford 238 1 Matthis, Elisha 1 Dickens, Joseph 1 Matthis, Collin 1 Dickens, Richard 1 Mathews, Jacob 1 Dickey, John 100 1 1 McCulloch, Joseph 360 ----y, William W. 1 1 ..An....rabin' .. N_s
Acres Slaves White Acres Slaves White Name Land 12-50 ...R!:!!! ~ ~ 12-50 ..!ill __owe11 , Coleby 1 RURRwonn. John S. 200 Dillard, baac 320 RnJtlln, WJ.lliam 150 ') Dorherty, George 2492 ____t, William P. 478 1') Estes, Richardson S. 50 1 ...;..nders, Thomas 100 1 Ervin, Robert 1 __ane, Robert 150 1 Estes, William A. 1 _ane, Samuel 50 Fletcher, William 772 1 _am, John D. 100 1 Ford, Jacob 79 1 __m, John 1 Fite, Thomas 340 (Sco)tt, William 250 Green, John 135 1 1 Smith, John A. 138 Gray, John 75 1 Sanderford, Nathan D. 500 5 1 Gunter, Isaac 152 1 Sharp, Edwin 349 3 1 Goodman, Polly 100 Sharp, James 508 3 Glassgow, John 500 Sharp, James M. 1 Gilchrist, Alex W. 262 5 Smith, William SO 1 Harbor, James 1 Scott, James .heirs 440 Hamilton, David P. 223 2 1 Thomas. John P. 265 4 1 Hamilton, A. G. heirs 247 1 Umpstead, Wiley 100 1 Hamil ton, David 100 8 Umpstead, Richard 100 1 Hamilton, George 246 1 Utley, Alexander 135 1 1 Harris, William H, 128 2 1 Umpstead, Ezekiel 50 1 Horn, Isaac 150 1 Umpstead, John 60 Heath, Henry 1 Williams, William P. 1 Hartow, Thomas 100 3 1 Will iams, Green 1 Hodges, William 156 2 Webb, Henry R. 207 3 I Hickman, Jabez 124 1 Walker, Thomas 165 2 1 Holderfield, Jacob 1 Wilson, William P. 100 I Harley, r.eorge W. 1 Williams, Benjamin 110 I Holderfield, Wm. K. 1 Wallice, M. J. 121 I _user, Jacob 100 Welch, John R. I I tchell, Thomas 200 Walker, Jessee 282 1 Henderson, William L. 232 Walker, James M. 100 1 Henderson, Richard 172 Walker, James B. heirs 517 Hockada, Warwick 676 10 Willis, William 1 Hopkins, Thos. heirs 765 Wood, Lewis L. 212 1 Henderson, Ezekiel heirs 87 Wormouths, Henry W. 50 1 Hess, Nelson J. 220 Ince, John W. 1 District '3 Jones, Edmund 167 Allen, Jessee 1 James, Robert L. 320 4 1 Allison, Joseph 1 KillinJtsworth, Wm. B. G. 5 1 Allison, Andrew 102 Kelly, David W. 160 1 1 Allison, Henry Lane, Barbry 106 Arnold, Ezra 50 ns, Absalom 170 Armstrong, Ezekiel 1 (M)cGavock, Francis 319 Armstrong, James L. 1 (Ma)tthews, John W. 88 1 Barker, Gray B.' 120 2 1 (Mc)Kelvy, Willis W. 1 Baily, Jonathan 56 (MaHone, Samuel 376 5 1 Bledsoe, Madison 1 (Ma)tthews, William 1 Bledsoe, John 58 (Mc)Knight, William T. 1 Bledsoe, Isaac M. 100 (Mc)Daniel, Hugh 112 1 Bradford, Harris 147 7 (Ne)lson, Hugh D. 300 same 25 ils, Dodson 1 Bradford, Harris 20 en 1ver, Gedda 116 1 Bradford, Levi R. 75 1 Orne F, Gifford 250 Blair, Ephriam 137 1 Pruet, Ansel 31 1 Brewer, James M. 827 8 1 Pruet, John 1 Bennet, Willis 179 1 1 Pruet, Crafford 41 1 Brown, James 50 Polk. William heirs 3369 Billingsly, Elisha 188 1 Rust, George C. 1 same 100 Robertson, Lewis 340 6 Boyd, John R. 1 Robertson, Purcy 3 Collins, J. 274 Roe. James 160 Collingsworth, B. F. 117 1 RlI~t, George B. ·1 Cleman, Robt. L. 220 3 1 Roherts, Zechariah H. 25 I Cole, Andrew 1 Rl'ynold!l, Samuel 50 I Crafton, Richd L. 1 Richardson, Samuel 338 Crafton, Daniel W. 150 I 1 Rohh. William 100 Carr, Hilliam F. 1 Summer, 1978 67
Acres Slaves Whlte ActCH Slnvl.-'!'I WItH/.' ~ Land 12-50 Poll Nmlle Land -_l2-,)()....._. Poll Dunlap, Ebenezer 115 1 Tarver, Nelson 104 1 1 Dunlap, John 75 1 Tar.rer, M. J. 47 1 Duffey, Henry 175 1 Underwood, Matthew 375 9 1 Edmonson. Robert 2 1 Vaden, D. D. 100 1 Erwin, William 72 1 Wood, Henry A. 1 1 .!Well, Benjamin 38 1 Williams, Augustus 131 1 same 109 Woodward, Jonathon 1 Ferris, John C. 320 Williams. R. C. 276 Gillispie. William 66 1 Gillispie. John D. 226 District 114 Gillispie. Robert H. 226 Avery, B. G. H. B. 72 1 1 Gillispie. John C. 200 2 1 Avery. Alexander 320 6 Harpole. David 1 Avery. Drewry 1 Harpole, Adam 1 Avery, John 1 Harpole. Solomon C. 1 Allen, J. W. 1 Harley, Moses J. 1 Ballentine. Wilson 200 1 1 Hall, Julius M. 1 Ballentine, Radel" H. 1 Hoover, Harris B. 1 Boware. IUhtabcth 100 Ho Hand, Edmund 1 Bledsoe, G. W. 1 Hardy. William 1 Bolen, Will lam 140 12 Holloman. Lewis 1866 6 Brasfield, Wi1eys heirs 512 Hess, J. A. W. 137 1 Browder, Harda 133 Harley. Robert 1 Babb. Grew B. 1 1 Jackson, Aaron 619 1 Blankenship, Hezakiah 67 Jackson. Calvin 1 Curtis, Edward 1 James, Thomas 1 Coop, Richard 76 James, Alex 1 Craig, Wm. W. 355 Keaton. William 1 Cox. Moses 160 1 Lynch, John 100 1 Childress, R. O. heirs 228 Lynch. James H. 1 Crosby, W. M. 1 Love. Thomas 106 Capels, Jas. H. 1 McKnight. Joseph 100 1 _asey. Charles B. 1 Musgroves. Joseph 1 Claiborne, Thos. B. 100 7 1 McLeary, Prudence 2 Curtis. James 200 McLeary. Robert 100 Curtis. Noah 0 McLeary. Stephen A. 100 Curtis, Umprey 0 McLeary, Andrews 164 1 Craig, James M. 0 Mc Leary, Samuel 200 2 1 Coop, William 1 Mclrvin, J. 154 Coop. Abram 1 Mobley, Zechariah 1 Capels, Jesse 100 Mobley, William 1 Dunwoody, Jas. 75 6 Merrit, Benjamin 288 2 Epperson, Bently B. 250 2 1 Mason, Green H. 132 1 Fuqua, William 1 Miller, John A. 266 1 1 Fuqua, C. F. 1 McCutchen. D. C. 179 1 1 Fuqua, Joseph 1 McKnight. James A. 40 1 Griffin. Wilson 1 Mason, Abram 87 Griffey, John 1 Musgrove, Everett SO 1 Griffin, Timothy 1 Newhouse, W. W. 206 1 1 _og, James 1 Penn, Josiah SO 1 1 _oins, James 150 1 Penn, G. D. 66 1 1 _oins. John 1 same 78 _utry, Geo. W. 1 1 Porter. Charles 21 _utry, Nicholas P. 180 6 Polk. William 3349 _W'Ock, F. A. 660 Ra~an. B. 6 1 _addy, Jesse 1 Ray, William 121 1 Howard. James 1 Ray, Nathan 138 1 Henderson. Thomas 100 Rainy. Wilson 1 Hendricks, William 1 Rains, Asa 1 Hendricks, John 200 Smith, John A. 205 8 1 Hopkins, Thos. 3800 Simons, David SO Horn, H. H. 1 1 Swanson & Johnson heirs 181 Haley. Duncan R. 1 Stephenson. B. F. ISO 1 Harris. Green W. 1 Seat, tUlliam P. 357 Hill, L. D. 1 Sharp. Joseph D. 1 Haley, Edward 1 Stevenson. John 1 Harbor. Jacob 1 Simmons. Jas. M. 1 James Lewis 107 1 Tallv. William 305 4 1 Jerni2an. Russel 1 68 HAnsearchll1'· News
Acres Slaves White Acres Slaves White Name ..!:!!!!! ~ ...!ill. Nne ~ .Jl::?Q. ~ King, Thomas W. 1 1 Donaldson, Humphrey H. 233 Lowry, James 1 Donaldson. Ebenezer 288 4 1 Laymons, Isaac 133 1 Davis, John L. 210 1 1 Lemons, J. B. 1 Edward. Charles 186 4 1 _amons, W. A. 1 Estil, John 500 Laymons, Jas. 66 1 Edwards. Richard A. 193 2 1 McLennon, Sugars 200 Edwards. Nancy 80 3 McCa1is, James H. 2 1 Epperson. B. B. &Jasper 371 Mayfield, J. N. 57 1 1 Frieson, John M. 269 3 1 McWorthen, C. E. 1 Godsey. Lacy 1 McCory, Robt. 1 Grady. Dawson 350 4 1 McWorthen, J. B. 1 1 G1ason, Patrie 66 1 McClary, G. B. 188 1 Goodlet & Campbell 1000 McClary, Jas. 200 2 Hopkins, Sarah 392 Mayfield, Jas. 114 2 Hopkins, Elisha 1 Montgomery, M. 1 Hopkins, Isaac 1 New, H. G. 87 1 Howard, James 1 1 New, Joel 160 3 1 Hannah, John D. 301 1 Neilson, H. D. H. 150 Harbor, Jane 49 Oldham, John 1 Heath, Richard 40 1 Orne & Gifford 500 Hall, Warren 1 Patton, David 1 Heartsfield, Richard 160 2 1 Porter, James 243 1 1 Jelks, John 228 1 Pennington, D. 130 1 Jones, John W. 436 5 1 Rutlage, H. A. 2000 Jones, Willis 5 1 Ra t ikin, James 1 Jackson, James 1000 Roads, Robert 1 Love, Robt. &Thos. Randolph, Jas. F. 30 1 McDouga, Alex 100 1 Scott, J. W. 1 McDougal, Daniel 100 1 1 Smith, Green D. 1 _ob1y, Jane 33 Scott, Hill 44 1 McLemore, Abram 331 5 Si1lllllOns, John 1 -yfield, James 252 ins, E. D. 1 _Lemore, Young A. 157 1 S1ms, Lias _Dougal, Allen 260 5 Stuart, P~ter 77 _Cormich, John 200 Tatum, John C. 91 1 (K)orton, Thos. 4 1 Taliferro, John A. 64 1 McKinley, William 1 Wilkins, L. J. 262 2 1 Kelton, David heirs 190 Warren, Edward 100 1 Kelton, William 1 1 Wilder, Micajah 150 9 Peevy, Thos. L. 1 Wilcox, Thomas 133 1 Peevy, Dial 103 Willisford, Willis 1 Polk William heirs 356 Wiggins, Mary 197 Richardson, Daniels SO 1 Wiggins H_ 4 Raney, Lewis 1 Winn, Wilson 150 2 1 Rodgers, Green B. 100 2 1 Sanders, John 125 1 District #5 Sappington, Thos. L. 520 3 1 Baley, Ephriam 202 5 Shaw, Simpson 792 14 Brooks, Neel 61 1 Shaw, Solomon 250 3 Baley, Harris 1 Shaw L. & B. B. Epperson 750 Baley, William 1 Simmons, Caswell D. 96 Bowers, Thomas H. 125 1 Shaw, Zechariah 270 1 Bowers, Philamon 100 1 1 Thompson, Jason (heirs?) 250 Barksdale, Nathaniel 1 Tinkle, Daniel 50 Bates, John C. 1 Thorp, Oliver C. 50 Bryan, 398 Wade, Lewis 217 2 Brown, Alford 1 Wade, Hilary 321 5 Bledsoe, Harvy 1 Wade, William. Sr. 100 Bland, John 61 1 Williams, Beverly 128 2 Bledsoe, James T. 1 Woodfolk, William 518 Barbour, James 640 Winslow heirs 645 Blankenship, Hezikiah 90 Wade, George 223 2 Crisp, William 300 2 Wade, William E. 230 2 Clark, Archibald, Sr. 125 2 Wilson, William Clark, Arc~ibald, Jr. 75 1 1 Williams, Howell L. 213 Campbell, Duncan 458 Williams, Coleman 213 Cassnee, Green 200 Williams, Fielding L. 399 Davis, Isham F. 1350 9 Williams, Charles L. 213 Davia. Harmon W. 1 Summer, 1978 f,'1
Acres• Slavea White Acres Slavea White Names Land 12-50 .l.2!! ~ ~ 12-50 ..!.2!!. Worthum, Sydney 1 Nicholson. Joseph 50 1 1 Worthum , Charles 2 Odum, William 1 lferd, William heirs 50 District #6 Oglesby, Rich. C. 62 1 Alsbrooks, Ralph G. 380 2 1 Orne & Gifford 671 Arington, Edward 1 Polk, W. N. 366 Arnold, E. G. 466 1 Page. Wm. C. 75 1 1 Burton, F. N. W. 840 Ready. Charles 1000 Brunson, Leonard E. 1 1 Richardson, John 150 1 Brunson. Harvy P. 2 1 Raines, E. W. 1 Bea~ley, John 300 8 Rich, E. B. 250 Burton, Robert N. 833 Rooker, John 2 1 Bell, William A. 2 1 Stewart, James T. 156 1 Blakemore, William D. 142 2 1 Sinclair, Lemuel 1 Blakemore, OIly heirs 88 Singleton, William 1 Blakemore. William heirs 120 3 Smith, Charles M. Claiborne, A. S. 1322 7 1 Thompson. William 40 1 1 Claiborne. D. J. 1270 12 Thomas, Mary Graves 683 Claiborne, Ann 2 Turner, James 201 2 1 Claiborne. Mary 1 Thomas, Jacob 1 Claiborne, John C. 1 Welch, Richard 250 4 Claiborne, G. R. heirs 475 Ward, Henry J. 1 1 Claiborne, Alex 5 1 Ward, J. & R. 253 Caruthers. James 114 Welch, James 200 1 Cross, John F. 210 1 Whitson, John D. 1 Dickens, Samuel 330 Yates, Jessee 300 3 1 Dean, Lemuel 165 1 Dodd, Allen 200 District #7 Devaux, T. P. 500 Armour, Lake Caruthers 22 Dickenson. David 500 Alexander, Lamuel 1 Fielder, J. J. 1 Banc:h, Wilson 1 Fields, James 1103 17 1 Blakemore, Jas. B. 95 2 1 Fielder, Leonard L. 166 1 1 Blakemore, J. B. & HalllllOn 35 ___ster, Ephriam H. 1509 Baker, B. B. _anklin, R. N. 1 Baker. Alexander 2 1 Harvy, Mary B. 97 Billingsly, Jeptha 330 2 1 Harwood, James A. 1 1 Bledsoe, Major 80 1 Hawkes, Moses B. 100 1 Blakemore, Wm. D. 15 Hall, James 1 Boulden, Jas. A. 350 Hunt & Dickens 166 1 Bone. Hugh Y. 1 Harrison, T. R. 230 Bumpass, Creed M. 1 Jetton, Robert 714 6 Blair, Andrew Jones, Thomas 783 an, Munford 1 Jetton, Isaac L. 468 3 1 eun, Benjamin 1 1 Kibble, Albert 200 ___ady, Orville 833 Kelton, William P. 102 1 Booth, George C. v.C. 1 Love, Robert L. 1000 __ckham, Benjamin V.C. 473 4 Logan, J. J. 4 1 1 Campbell, W. G. M. 274 Lea, William W. 350 2 1 cthell, J. M. 284 9 1 Latta, Margaret 1 Cole, Lemuel H. 428 8 1 Lea, William W. 10 Cotton, Spencer D. N.C. 430 Latta, Mary 1 Crisp, John H. 240 10 1 Latta, James M. 1 Caruthers, Thos. J. 3 1 Miller, Lewis 456 Crawford, Benon 1 1 McKnight, L__ 31 1 Carter. Jas. G. 1 Mays, Reuben 148 2 1 Cooper'. Alex 1 McBride, Jas. Sr. 268 4 1 Conlee. Daniel SO M_ton. William 5 1 Cameron. Simeon 1 HcKindrich. Wm. heira 75 Cameron. John T. Morgan. John 115 Cherry, Daniel & D. 320 Mins. David 213 3 1 Culp, Daniel heirs Mays, Drury 776 14 1 Carthel~, Woodfin & Elder Moore, William 971 17 Davis •. Anderson 1 Moore, John M. 2 1 Drury, Richard Misslin (?). Armatrong 117 1 Durley. Joseph J. 1 HcGavoc, F. 105 Donaldson, Humphrey 1 Mathis, Harry 97 2 1 Donaldson. Joshua 1 Nicholson. Obed 150 1 • Phillip 1 70 ..Ans••rcbin·" News
Acres Slaves White Acres Slaves White Names ~ ~ ..!ill. Names ~ ~ ..!ill. Davidson. A. T. 1 Patrie. A. H. 1 Davis. Isham F. Penny, William 297 6 Dorherty. George 700 Parker. John 1 Edwards. Luke H. Parker. Felix 1 Elder. Benjamin 1 1 Paul. L. G. 1 Edgings. Osborne 1 P11lls. Nat. 1 1 Edmonston. Jas N. SO 2 1 Parke, Hosea 1 Evans. John W. Raines. Rolla P. 3 1 Freeman. Alexander 120 2 1 Ross. JaMS 1 1 _teo Thomas 49 2 1 Roycroft. Stephen J. 1 Fergueson. William 15 1 Rogers. O. N. 1 1 Freeman. John A. 1 Smith, William 200 1 Grigsby. A. A. P. 16 3 1 Seay, Luke P. 1 __bs. Turner R. 1 Smith. Thos. 1 Gouger. Daniel 150 1 Smith. _ansbury J. 1 Gardner. John & J. 55 Slater. John W. 1 Gee. John P. 1 2 1 Singleton. Oswell 1 Gee. Sa1llUel H. 1 2 1 Stubb. Vo1untine heirs George. Jessee 1 Sutton, John Hat1lllOn. WIll. W. N.C. ISO Smith. Jacob T. 1 1 Haley. Sterling 1 Seat. William P. Hess. Nelson J. 1 2 See, A. B. 1 Hattaway, Robert C. 320 Shaw, A. M. 1 Hamilton. Jas. A. 7 1 Seat. Robert 3 2 1 Hillerlll8n. L. G. Selph. Mark 1 Hill. Martha D. 166 4 Selph. Willibe 1 Holder. B. G. 1 Thomas. John P. Henley. Thomas D. 2 1 Turner. James SO 3 1 Hamil ton. David Ta1ifano. John A. Hamilton. Alex G. heira Terrell. George Hill. A. D. 14 1 1 Ta1lifano, Walker 1 Ingram. Samuel Totten. A. O. W. 1 1 Irvin. William M. 360 4 1 Wilson. James W. 1 Jones. Thomas 1300 27 Wood. Edwin G. 3 1 Jorden. Stephen heirs _orm. WIll. W. & Love 1000 1 Jones. Lewis SO Williams. Johnston 1 1 Joslin. Willis 36 Whitaker, W. C. 194 Kerksey. John C. 3 1 Whitaker. C. G.-WIll. Taylor 415 Kanady. David 1 Watkins. S8lII1. Love. Thos. 500 Williams. Alexander 496 6 1 Lea, William W. 320 Williford, Delilah Levy, Lewis 1 1 Woods, Augustino 2 Landis, Solomon 1 _ndel, David Love, Jno. D. 66 Woods, Peyton 1 Low, Sa1llUel 1 Wilkins, Lewellen 1 Love, William R. 1 1 _bb, Elijah for w.. Deacon 182 1 Lewis. William B. 270 Wilson, Jas. 1 Lyons, Thomas 200 Whorton's heirs 1000 Love, Robert & Thos. SOO Woodfin, Holies 1 1 Miller, Caswell 1 Williaas, Robert 6 heire 274 Miller, Andrew 100 1 Webb. Robert 152 Miller, George SO 1 Willlon, Gregory 245 1 1 McDowel, John D. 446 2 1 Wallace. A. G. 75 2 1 McLaurin, Madison 4 1 Willis, Hinton 1 McBride. David 1 Zericho. S_uel 1 1 Horton, Josiah S. 28 McGavock 387 District #8 Massey, Willie 7S 1 Allillon, Hugh N. 206 3 I Massey. William 1 Arnold, Nevel E. 1 Hassey. Duncan 1 Alexander, Josiah H. 1 Neilson, A. D. 237 4 1 Anderson, Richardson 2 NOnll8n. Jas. D. _bat Reason 229 1 NillllllS, A. C. 3 Andrews. Briant 1 Nelson. Garret 4 1 Banks 1 Northcut. William 1 Baskin. Thos. H. 1 Oras. Thomas 2 1 1 Ballard. 'nlOll8S 1 Overall. John 10 Oras & Gifford 640 (to be continued) Summer, 1978
WARREN COUNTY, TENNESSEE, DEED BOOK D April 1820 - January 1824 Abstracted by Betsy F. west from Tennessee State Archives microfilm #92
[Unless otherwis~ noted, persons are from Warren County, and land is located in Warren County.]
p. 1 - 1 July 1818: Wm. JOHNSON to James HUST, land in 3rd Dist. on Collins River, number of acres not given; David PAYNE &Martin JOHNSON, witnesses. Proven 24 July 1820; registered 11 Aug 1820.
p. 2 - 13 Nov 1819: Isaac HUST to MOses EASTRIDGE, 19 A. in 1st Dist. on Cagle Creek, above John HILE's survey. Frederick DRIVER, John VAUGHAN, Isaac BOOTH, witnesses. Recorded 18 April 1820; registered 11th or 12th August 1820.
p. 4 - 3 June 1820: Pleasant HENDERSON to Edward KING, 100 A. in 3rd Dist. on Collins River, Warrant #3883, Grant #14364, granted to said HENDERSON 7 March 1820. No witnesses given. Recorded 18 July 1820; registered 12 Aug 1820.
p. 5 - 13 Sept 1818: Richard CANTRELL to David ADDCOCK, 50 A. on Sink Creek; Wm. ADDCOCK & Hardin CANTRELL, witnesses. Recorded 11 Dec 1819; registered 18 Aug 1820.
p. 7 - 4 Sept 1819: Claiborn GUNTER to John HUST, two tracts of 50 A. each in 1st Dist.; first includes GUNTER's spring "and part of his improvement whereon he now lives"; second lies on the south side of "the Drops of Sink Creek" founded ( \ on Grant #13753 & 013783; G. E. MOONY & James NEWBY, witnesses. Recorded 14 April 1820; registered 20 Aug 1820.
p. 9 - 1 Mar 1817: Thos. WILCHER, Benjamin WOOTEN, & Joseph ENGLAND to Archibald NElomY. lot 1112 in McMinnville; J. HARRIS, Wm. CHIRSIAN(?), John ENGLISH, wit ne8ses. Recorded 18 July 1820; registered 22 Aug 1820.
p. 10 - 17 Aug 1819: John HUST to James HURST, 2 parcels of land; 20 A. on south side of Mountain Creek of Collins River,-beginning Augusta GUNTER's southeast corner of his occupant survey; Jas. NEWBY & Joseph McREYNOLDS, witnesses. Recorded 18 July 1820; registered 14 Sept 1820.
p. 12 - 10 July 1820: Joseph McDANIEL of Mississippi by attorney Isham PERKINS, to William MORROW, 140 A. in 3rd Dist•••John A. WILSON's occupant claim of 300 A. as assignee of Edward MCMAHAN •••Andrew BLAIR's occupant c1aim•••no witnesses given. Recorded 18 July 1820; registered 18 Sept 1820.
p. 14 - 14 Dec 1819: Henry J. A. HILL to Benjamin HILL, 175 A. in 3rd Dist. on Hill's Cr ..•above where Urvin HILL now 1ives••• tract whereon said Benj. HILL now lives; no witnesses given. Recorded 18 July 1820; registered 21 Sept 1820.
p. 15 - State of Tenn. fl13870 ••• "by virtue of part of certificate No. 1267 dated 3 Oct 1812 issued by the Register of W. Tenn. to Henry M. RUTLEDGE for 368 A. entered 9 June 1818 by No. 5430, there is ~ranted to Anthony DIBRELL, assignee of Henry M. RUTLEDGE, 53 A. survey'~d 23 July 1818 in 3rd Dist. on Collins River, CARTRIGHT's 200 A. survey••• including the place where John H. GEE now lives, ••• Joseph McMINN signs at Murfreesborough, 7 Oct 1819; Daniel GRAHAM, Secretary, signed D. M. GAV~CK, Register of W. Tenn. Registered 21 Sept 1820. 72 "Ansearchin ,,, News p. 16 - 21 June 1820: Henry J. A. HILL to Jacob WOODLY, 41 A•••south boundary of Grant 5040•••Co11ins River; no witnesses given. Recorded 18 July 1820; registered 27 Sept 1820. p. 18 - 17 Nov 1819: James PAINE to Daniel DOSHER, 30 A. entered by William HOLLIS and sold to PAINE; •••west of a cabin built by Micajah HOLLIS(?) •••marked James PAYNE; Daniel PAIN, John FINLY, Richard Prichet DOSHER, witnesses. "Recorded- Given under my hand & private seal having no seal of office this 15th Jany 1820, Jos. COLVILLE, Clerk." p. 20 - 18 Feb 1820: John DAVIS to Joseph B. PORTER of Maury Co. & Robert CARITHEIlS of Maury Co. Davis indebted to PORTER for $1500 with interest from 3 May 1819 "provided a duplicate land warrant 11195 for 5000 A. issued to Mark PATTEIlSON should be adjudged inva1id•••which has been adjudged invalid~~.~,referenceto a letter from Major Abram MAURY. Therefore DAVIS sells to CARITHERs a 50 A. tract adjoining the town of McMinnville, being the tract where DAVIS now lives and a part of a tract granted to Polly BLACK for 200 A. Grant #884. Wm. J. DAVIS, John B. DAVIS, witnesses. Registered 2 Oct 1820. p. 21 - 30 Sept 1820: Henry J. A. HILL to Benjamin CAIN, 95 A. on Collins River, corner between Peter HUTSON & David BROWN •••near the Widow BROWN's fence ••• being founded on Grant 05040 & 8022, granted from Tenn. to Henry J. A. HILL. James CAIN, witness. Recorded 11 Oct 1820; registered 11 Oct 1820. p. 22 - 30 Sept 1820: James CAIN to Benjamin CAIN •••southeast corner of James CAIN's tract "whereon he now lives"; Will ARMSTRONG &W. T. STEWART, witnesses. Recorded 11 Oct 1820, registered 12 Oct 1820. p. 25 - 3 Jan 1820: William DOROUGH to Dorcas LEBOW &Oliver LEBOW. heirs of Moses LEBOW, dec'd. for $700 paid to DOROUGH by Moses LEBOW during his lifetime .••a tract on the south side of Lowry's Creek, "a little above the waggon ford." Recorded 15 Jan 1820; registered 17 Oct 1820. p. 26 - 8 June 1819: WID. ELLIOTT to John A. W. ELLIOTT, 200 A., part of 300 A. granted to WID. ELLIOTT & Nathan RANDOLPH by the state on 2 Jan 1818, 111197. Lwn ELLIOTT & Elizabeth HURRY, witnesses. Rec. 14 Apr 1820; reg. 24 Apr 1820. p. 28 - 11 Sept 1817: Joseph PRYOR to John C. WILSON, 100 A. in 3rd Dist., Sec. 34. Isham PERKINS & William JOHNSON, witnesses. Recorded 24 Jan 1818; reg istered 30 Oct 1820. p. 29 - 13 Aug 1819: Martin CONNER to Joseph DIAL, on vaters of Hickory Cr •••on Thos. HOPKINS' south boundary, •••formerly Thos. C. BURCH's line, but now John POWEL's •••John POWEL & Henry WOLF, witnesses. Recorded 19 Oct 1820; registered 30 Oct 1820. p. 30 - 6 Oct 1812: John LEAKY to Alexander D. LAUGHLIN, 100 A. James M. GILL & John CURTIS. witnesses. Recorded 22 Dec 1812; registered 30 Oct 1820. p. 32 - 7 Sept 1820: Stokely D. Rm~ to Wm. P. LAWllHCE, lot #12 in McMinnville. Recorded 19 Oct 1820; registered 31 Oct 1820. p. 33 - 12 Aug 1820: Joshua STOTS to Redding BONNER, 110 1/2 A. Jesse LOCKE & John BOm~ER, witnesses. Recorded 19 Oct 1820; registered 1 Nov 1820. Summer, 1978
p. 35 - 5 Oct 1819: Henry EDGE to Jeremiah FOSTER, 10 A. on Charles' Creek. part of a tract granted to Hen~y EDGE of 209 A•• Entry No. 1171; •••Moses PERKINS' survey of 164 A.; Jonathan PARIS & Robert KORBY. witnesses. Recorded 19 Oct 1820; registered 1 Nov 1820.
p. 36 - 15 Jan 1819: Caleb SULLIVAN to Richard VINCENT. 30 A. on east fork of Stone's River•••1ine of Richard VINCENT •••south by Jesse BESHEARj Joseph JONES & Daniel FORD, witnesses. Recorded 18 July 1820; registered 3 Nov 1820.
p. 37 - State of Tenn. #12611 - By certificate 1373 dated 15 Nov 1810 issued by Register of State to John NICHOLS, entered 30 Jan 1817 by #18091, there is granted to Joseph INOPHET. assignee of John NICHOLS, 30 A. in 1st Dist. on Pain Cr. Recorded in Registry of West Tenn. 3 Sept 1819; registered 3 Nov 1820.
p. 39 - 16 Dec 1819: Alexander MCMURRAY to Randolph ROSS of Lexington. Va .• 65 A. in Laurel Cove. Hamilton WADE, B1ackstoen HOCOLE(1), Isaac DRAKE. witnesses. Recorded 12 Jan 182_; registered "the 4thrr:- No. 78201.
p. 41 - 29 Mar 1819: Oliver CHARLES to John PARKS. 66 A. founded on Grant 15560 •••at the foot of the mountain, a natural boundary in a conditional line with William KEY, assignee of A. BASHAM •••conditional line with Jeremiah PERRY. Recorded 12 Dec 1819; registered 4 Nov 1820.
p. 43 - 26 Jan 1819: Elijah HARBOUR to Daniel PAIN, 45 A. on waters of the dry fork of the east fork of Stone's River. John FINLY, John HOLLIS. Daniel DOSHER. witnesses. Recorded 15 Apr 1820j registered 6 Nov 1820.
p. 45 - Bond of David STOCKSTILL to Jeremiah FOSTER for $1200. secured by warranty deed to land on the waters of Charles Creek, 60 A. including house & cleared land and 17 A. adjoining. Jonathan (DAVIS?) PARIS &Abedenego FOSTER, wit nesses. 17 Get18l8. Recorded 19 Oct 1820; registered 6 Nov 1820.
p. 46 - 15 Jan 1820: William MCFARLAND to Saml. McSPADDID~, 62 A. on Hickory Creek. Moses REA & Alexander A. MCSPADDEN. witnesses. Recorded 19 Oct 1820j registered 6 Nov 1820.
p. 47 - 20 July 1820: John SELLERS to Jordon Sellers. 75 A. on Dry fork of Smith's fork, "the same whereon John now lives,"-deeded to John by Cooper MILTON; John retains possession for himself and "preselltlt wife for their lifetimes. but Jor dan will receive the land "after the death of his father and mother as above stated." Alexander WOOD & John MILTON, witnesses. Recorded 19 Oct 1820; registered 6 Nov 1820.
p. 49 - 1 Nov 1819: David TACKETT to James ROUGHTON. 76 A. in Diet. 3 on waters of Collins R..•John STINNETT's 40 A. entry••••Josiah COX's land he lives on •••1ine of William SMITH's 36 A. survey. Amery ROUGHTON & George FRAYZER, witnesses. Recorded 19 Oct 1820; registered 6 Nov 1820. p. 50 - 30 June 1820: John DIAL to Peter FORKOM. 40 A. on waters of Hickory Creek, beginning at Francis PRICE's B.e. corner; no witnesses given. Recorded 19 Oct 1820; registered 7 Nov 1820.
p. 52 - Jan 1818: Whitfield ELLEDGE to Henry YOUNGBLOOD. 10 A. on the main ridge-of Short Mountain, including the house where William RUSSELL now lives, 74 HAnsearchin'" News
"also known by the pleasant Garden." William STONE & John HALL. witnes8es. Recorded 12 Dec 1819; regi.tared 7 Nov 1820. p. 53 - 20 Sept 1820: William SMITH to William YOUNG. 150 A. surveyed 28 May 1808 by Patrick KcEACLIN. Witnesses. Isaac YOUNG & John LEHKON. Recorded 19 Oct 1820; registered 7 Nov 1820. p. 54 - #9790 - The State of Tenn. to Jesse HARRIS, assignee of John C. McLEMORE, by virtue of part of certificate '2075 dated 20 Mar 1815, and entered 1 Apr 1815 by 13880; 100 A. surveyed 30 May 1815 lying in Dist. 3 on waters of the dry creek of the Barrea fork of Collins River•••comer of Redman HcMABAN's 90 A. tract, survey made by Isham PEItXINS; iuc1udes the place where said HARRIS now lives; signed by Gov. Joseph McMINN at Knoxville 27 Dec 1816. Recorded in Register's office of W. TeQIl. 18 Mar 1817. Registered in Warren Co. 9 Nov 1820. p. 56 - 6 Apr 1819 - Anthony DIBRELL of White Co •• Tenn. to John FLETCHER, 73 A. whereon FLETCHER now lives, lying on Hickory Creek. being DIBOLL's part of Location 113711 for 146 A. entered in name of DIBRELL & Jenkin REYNOLDS. Adam HUNTSMAN, SamL TURNEY, Lusk COLVILLE. W. C. SMARTT, witnesses. Recorded 18 July 1820; registered 25 Nov 1820. p. 57 - 19 Oct 1818: Arthur WARREN to Henry BARKLY of Rutherford Co., Tenn., 141 A. on East fork of Stone's River•••Joseph WARREN's northwest corner on the west boundary line of the original survey now William SULLIVANT. Jr'. corner. James BARKLY, WIll. HENDERSON, WIll. WOD, witnesses. Recorded 19 Oct 182.0; registered 25 Nov 1820. p. 59 - 29 Jan 1820: Alexander BLANTON to Archil.a1d RICKS. two tracts: 200 A. founded on Grant 12193 in Dist. I, in a fractional sec. adjoining Sec. 9, R. 4 •••corner between WII. BLARTON and ISBELL, 1nc1ud~ Alexander BLANTON' 8 improvement. The second tract of 50 A. founded on Grant #7445 in Dist. 1 on the south side of Short Mtn •••Wa. BLANTON's east boundary line of 100 A. tract where ALEXANDER. now lives•••James NEWBY & SaJIU8l K. REYNOLDS, witnesses. Recorded 14 Apr 1820; registered 2S Nov 1820. p. 61 - 21 Nov 1818: John DAVIS to Howell G. HARRIS, 149 A. in Dist. 3 on the Barren fork of Collins liver, adjoining the Town land of KCKinnvi11e •••lobert COWAN's corner•••William WARD's 90 A. tract•••William W. WILLIAMS' 386 A. tract••• 5 A. heretofore conveyed to Tho.-s HOPKIRS. S. D. ROWAN & John DARAB. witnesses. Recorded 4 Dec 1819; registered 23 Dec 1820. p. 63 - 20 Dec 1820: Robert BOGLE to Bernerd P. BROWN, both of Wilson Co. Tenn, Power of Attorney "to ask of ColO WII. Poke (1) agent for the Univ. of N. C. a military land warraDt for my right and heirship to the same as the only legal heir and representative of Archibald BOGLE, deceased. James McADOW, John McADOW. Josiah HALL, witnesses. Recorded 8 Jan 1821. p. 65 - 1 Dec 1819: James FULTON to Harrison O. T. HEALD. 1/2 of lots 39 & 40 in McMinnville on the ''west square". land which was conveyed to James FULTON by John H. FULTON on 3 Oct 1819. No witness given. Recorded 15 Jan 1820; regis tered 2 Feb 1821. p. 66 - 25 June 1820: Gtiorge GORMAN of Liaestone Co., Ala. to '11lolDU DU1UlAK, SO A. in the bend of Pine Cr. on waters of Caney fork of the Cumberland River, except Summer, 1978 7S
for 3 A. entered in the name of Thompson NUBAY. John MARTIN, Jacob CANTRELL, Thos. M. CASKY, witnesses. Recorded 16 Jan 1821; registered 6 Feb 1821. p. 68 - 11 Dec 1820: John CUNNINGHAM to James MARTIN. 50 A. adjoining WILLIAMS' survey. Thos. CUNNINGHAM & Harvy CUNNINGHAM. witnesses. Recorded 16 Jan 1821. p. 69 - 1 Jan 1820: Abraham COOK to Joseph C. JANUARY. 50 A. in Pleasant Cove ••• Richard WITHROW's 50 A. tract••• tract that the widow MACKEY now lives. No wit ness given. Recorded 16 Jan 1821; registered 6 Feb 1821. p. 70 - 5 June 1820: George GORMAN of Limestone Co •• Ala. to Thos. DURHAM, 100 A. on Pine Cr. waters of Caney fork of Cumberland River excepting "all the land covered by forge pond and three fourths of an acre land of for forge yard•.•"; also 40 A. adjoining Gorman's "other tract"; also 10 A. "on the ridge on the north side of the creek." John MARTIN, Jacob CANTRELL, Thos. M. CASKEY, wit nesses. Recorded 16 Jan 1821; registered 6 Feb 1821. p. 72 - 29 July 1820: John HOLLAND to William STONE. 90 A. on the East fork of Stone's River••••a 10 A. survey entered by Reuben ELAM •••RUYL's east boundary 1ine•••50 A. survey of Aaron RUYL's •••Daniel CHERRY's north boundary line. William CUMMINGS, Benjamin CUMMINGS & Joseph NEVINS, witnesses. Recorded 16 Jan 1821; registered 6 Feb 1821. p. 75 - no date given: Charles CLABOUGH to Jeremiah GRAY. 50 A. "where the said GRAY now 1ives•••J. G. BLOUNT's 1ine•••Richard WITHROW's northwest corner; and 20 A. nearby. No witness given. Recorded 16 Jan 1821; registered 7 Feb 1821. p. 77 - 16 Sept 1820: John B. WAITS to Allen WAITS, 80 A. on the waters of Dry Creek, a branch of Collins River. James COPE and Levi RODGERS, witnesses. Recorded 16 Jan 1821; registered 7 Feb 1821. p. 78 -5 Oct 1820: John B. PERKINS to William PERKINS, 32 1/2 A. on the dry branch of Collins river known by the name of Jerry's (?) Corner, and estimated to be half of a tract of 65 A. deeded (?) from Edward SPEERS to said PERKINS & 1yin~ next to tALLY's. No witness given. Rac. 19 Oct 1820; reg. 7 Feb 1821. p. 79 - 10 Aug 1820: Henry J. A. HILL to ABa HILL part of grant #8019 and grant #8023, 250 A. where Isaac HILL, Sr. 1ives••• BRDWN's 1ine•••Robert LEWIS & Isaac HILL, Sr, witnesses. Recorded 19 Oct 1820; registered 7 Feb 1821. p. 81 - 10 Aug 1820: Nathaniel HUNT of Franklin Co., Tenn. to Voluntine SIMPSON, 50 A. on Hickory Creek.••northeast corner of Peter SIMPSON's 50 A. tract••• DOAKS' line. George PRICE & J. C. ISACKS, witnesses. Recorded 19 Oct 1820. p. 82 - 17 March 1818: William MEARS to John TURNALLY, 5 1/2 A•••Francis NORTH CUTT's corner•••Alexander HILL & Woodson NORTHCUTT, witnesses. Recorded 7 Dec 1819; registered 7 Feb 1821. r. 83 - 28 Au~ 1818: Alexander HILL to John TURNLY, 75 A.••south to a line of tilt' helrR of l>avld JA~SF.Y'R. No witness ~iven. Recorded 7 Dec 1819; regis rerell 12 t,lcb 1821. r. 84 - 13 Apr 1819: Ja~s TATE to Katherine FARIS (land) on Collina River, Dist. 3, by survey of 7 Feb 18l1; •.•a beach (tree) marked ~.B. in the 76 H Ansearchin ,,, News
of John BOS'l' & John ALLEN, it being a conditional corner between said Katherine FARIS and Benjamin LENOW •••Jeremiah WALKER's west 1ine•••John BOST & John ALLEN, witnesses. Recorded 16 Jan 1821; registered reb 1821.
p. 85 - 3 Dec 1817: Isham CHERRY of Rutherford Co., Tenn. to William JAMES 118 A. on the south side of the main east fork of Stone's river, on each side of Hillis Creek•••Sam!. RHODES, Noah JAKES, William JAMES, witnesses. Recorded 7 Dec 1819; registered 1 Mar 1821.
p. 87 - 12 Feb 1821: In Columbia, S.C. William W. WILLlAKS of Barnwell Dist., S.C. to Vincent L. WILLIAMS, Power of Attorney••• ''being still the owner of sundry tracts of land situate in W. Tenn•••authorize ~ attorney•••to sell all the lands." S. LONAM(?), D. BECKET, witnesses.
p. 88 - 31 July 1820: WID. W. WILLIAMS of Barnwell Dist., S.C. to Thoaas HOPKINS of Warren Co., Tenn., 270 A. on Collins River by Grant #2335, dated at Knoxville 29 June 1810, beginning at the northwest corner of James CLENDENON's prefference wright•••surveyed 8 June 1809 by Jom A. WILSON, D.S. John S. JETER & E. W. HARRISON, witnesses. Proven in Edgefield Dist., S.C. 31 July 1820.
p. 91 - 10 July 1819: James TATE to Thomas HOPKINS, 3S A. surveyed 24 Nov 1815, in Dist. 3 on Collins river, •••including the house & spring where Andrew LOCK HART formerly lived and by Grant #3965, dated 12 May 1818, and part of Warrant #42 dated 1 Oct 1801 and entered 21 May 1815 ''by virtue of a military claim services performed by James YARBROUGH to the state of N.C. and assigned to James TATE by the heirs of said YARBROUGH." James CAIN & Robert FRENCH, wit nesses. Recorded 12 Dec 1819; registered 13 Mar 1821. p. 92 - 20 Jan 1819: Theophilus WILLIAMS to Thollas HOPKINS of Sullivan Co., Tenn., 10 A•••,Thomas FILE's corner•••part of Joseph COLVILLE's 1000 A. survey, Grant #2488 & part of certificate warrant 1215, dsted 1 Aug 1807. P. HARDERSON & Joel MABRY & Robt. FRENCH, witnesses. Recorded 29 Mar 1820; reg. 10 Mar 1821. p. 94 - 10 July 1819: James TATE to Thomas HOPKINS, 92 A. surveyed 3 Kay 1815, Dist. 3 on waters of Collins river adjoining Nathan BOND & James WALKER; Grant #3389 dated at Murfreesborough 17 Sept 1818 and part of warrant 11679 dated 17 nec 1787 issued to David ROSS by John ARMSTRONG, entry officer of claims for the North Carolina western lands and entered on 9 Nov 1814 by James TATE, assignee of David ROSS. Robert FRENCH & James CAIN, witnesses. Recorded 7 nec 1819; registered 13 Mar 1&21.
p. 96 - 30 Jan 1808: William W. WHITE & Nancy WHITE, his wife, daughter and one of the legatees of Mark CHAMBERS, dec'd of Hawkins Co. to Theophilus WILLIAMS, 100 A. on north side of Holston river in Hawkins Co. , 'land inherited by Nancy from her father. P. HENDERSON & Bryant WILLIAMS, witnesses. Recorded 29 Mar 1820; registered 13 Mar 1821.
p. 97 - 5 June 1816: James TAYLOR to Pompey DANIEL, negro boy Julius born 22 Mar 1804, age 12. Th01l8s MORRIS, Thos. GRIFFIN, Philip HAAS, John SMITHERY, Cham CHING, witnesses. Recorded 19 Mar 1821; registered 28 Mar 1821.
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INDEX TO QUESTIONNAIRES OF CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS (Continued from last issue)
Name Co. & Regt. Co. & Regt.
Courtney, W. W. W'mson D-32nd Tn Day, Isaac Butler Chester E-6th Tn Covington, E. H. Henry Fitzgerald's Day, J. M. Madison F-5lst Tn l54th Tn Deaderick, Arthur Coward, Asburg Charles- Von Albade W'ington H-37th Tn ton, SC 5th BC Deaderick, Oakley Knox I-2nd Tn Cowles, R. S. W'maon 45th Tn Deason, Wm Ezekiel Weakley I-31st Tn Cox, .T. R. Sullivan G-29th Tn Deck, J. V. Humphrey8 Maney's Art Cox, Wm. Henry Carroll '-27th Tn Delozier, Jame8 A. Ibth'foTd A-6:jrd Tn Cox, Wm. Kincheloe Sullivan G-29th Tn DeMoss, S11a8 Cox, Wm. Taylor Sullivan 1st Tn Christopher Davidson D-lOth Tn Craig, John J. Hickman Beaty's-9th Cav DeMoss, Wm Franklin Cheatham Craig, W. D. Maury H-lst Tn Dempsey, Arche Wm Shelby Blackey's Crawford, George W. Overton 6th Ky CaY Denning, John Wm Robertson 22nd Tn Cay Crawford, John Tyler Rhea E-26th Tn Dennis, John Hamilton D-43rd Tn Crihfield, Wm. Henry Lauderdale 4th Tn Denton, Frank Desha Shelby 7th Ark Crisp, Daniel Laurens, Denton, H. C. Smith 4th Tn Cay Jefferson SC F-14th SC Denton, Otias Warren A-30th Tn Crofford, John Alex. Hardeman D-HcDonald ' s Cay Derryberry, A. J. Madison E-14th Tn Crook, Calvin Brown White A-28th Tn DeSaussure, Charles Cross, J. F. Sullivan F-29th Tn Alfred Shelby Beaufort Art Crouch, J08. Hunter W'ington G-29th Tn Dew, Robt Josephus Weakley G-9th Tn Crouch, Robt Chester W'ington B-19th Tn Dibrell,W. Leftwich White A-25th Tn Crouch, Zachary Dickens, John Wilson G-2nd Tn Cay Taylor Fentress 4th Tn Cav Dickerson, Edwin Dickson G-23rd NC Crump, Marcus Vines W'maon B-2nd Tn Cav Dickinson, James E. Madison M-7th Tn Cav Culps, Robert Lewis Giles K-3rd Tn Dickinson, W. A. W'ington 2nd Tn Cav Culton, Jas. Matlock McMinn 1-43rd Tn Dickson, Jack T. Perry C-lOth Tn Cummins, John Harmon Lincoln H-55th Tn Dickson, Joshua Cunningham, Demarus Marion McNairy G-21st Tn Perry Lincolf\ I-132nd Tn Dillard, Franc 11; Cunningham, Edwin Grainger K-37th Tn liarion Bedford F-23rd Tn Cunningham, William Obion Avalanche Dillard, John Cheatham Baxter's Art Monroe Lincoln 9th Tn Dillehay, J. P. Maury G-48th Tn Curley, Seth M. Wilson 23rd Tn Dillihay, Wm. C. Maury 1st Tn Cav Curtis, Finley Pat- Caldwell, Dinwiddie, M. B. Henry I-5th Tn terson, Sr. NC B-lst NC DislllUkes, John CUTtis, John Wm. Bedford 4th Tn Lewis Davidson B-18th Tn Daily, Geo Wasteman Overton 4th Tn Cav Dismukes, W. H. Lincoln F-41st Tn Daimwood, Samuel W. Maury B-24th Tn Doak, Henry "elvil Knox Knoxville Guards- Dale, Alford L. Overton C-28th Tn 19th Tn D'Am!nond, Henry W'ington 4-th La Dodson, Raleigh P. Maury 1st Tn Dance, John Russell Gibson Hill's-12th Tn Doe, Edward Silas Maury 14th Ky Cav Daniel, Wiley Butler Lincoln E-lst Tn Donaldson, Lauchlan Hickman, Darby, Benj Franklin McNairy K-6th Ark KY A-12th Ky Cav Darden, Chas. Byrus Robertson F-11th Tn Donaldson, Meri Darnell, Sam! Henry Weakley G-14th Tn wether Lake K-12th Ky Darsey, Wm. Henry W'mson F-32nd Ga Donaldson, Robert Daugherty, T. J. Stewart Weller's-lst Tn Stevens Franklin K-4th Tn Cav Art Donnell, Geo Ewing Wilson C-4th Tn Davenport, Walter R. Warren C-16th Tn Donnell, Peter Wilson C-4th Tn Cav Davidson, J. C. Gibson Caruthers' Art Doran, Thomas Jef- Davidson, Mitchel ferson Henry H-33rd Tn Lafayett Giles D-9th Tn Cav Doss, Wm Yancey Macon 20th Tn Davis, Arthur L'derdale A-5th Tn Douthitt, J. H. Hoore 12th Tn Davis, Edward Jerry Maury 9th Tn Cav Dowell, Horace Pat- Davis, George W. White D-8th Tn Cav terson Smith F-24th Tn Davis, J. M. Sequatchie 5th Tn Cav Downing, Fran~is Davis, Jno. H. Wilson K-18th Tn Marion Lincoln E-8th Tn Davis, Nathan Johnson's-9th Doyle, John C. Hamilton H-2nd Tn Columbus Maury Tn CaY Drake, David Alex Davis, Thomas Hamblen G-6lst Tn ander Sullivan E-19th Tn Davis, Wm. Green Marshall C-llth Tn Cay Drake, W. B. Powhatan, Davis, Wm. Owen Meigs C-5th Tn CaY VA 1st Va Art Davison, Henry Driver, S. P. Prairie, Hartwell Carroll F-49th Tn AR 51st Tn Dawson, Washington Driver, Tomas Noel Bedford 6th Tn Taylor Dyer I-1st SC Drury, A. B. Wilson Hill's Reg Dawson, Wm. Penn Crockett H-50th Tn Duckworth, D. Frank Rhea B-5th Tn Cay 78
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Duggan, Wm Simmons Edgecomb Fergus, John Tyler NC 1st NC Cay Constant Ruth'ford K-45th Tn Dugger, J. A. Gordan. Ferguson. Hugh law AL 8th Ga son White Rhea C-16th Tn Cav Duke, John Thomas Wilson 7th Tn Ferrell. A. J. Overton 25th Tn Dunall, Thomas M. Grayson. Ferrell, Calvin VA A-26th NC Henderson Dyer A-12th Tn Dunavant, Henry Clay L'derdale E-lst Confed Cav Fielder. Reubin J. Obion A-15th Tn Dunavant, John Fields. Wm Thomas Gibson A-12th Tn Wesley L'derdale E-lst Confed Cav Fikes. W. H. F-20th Tn Duncan, Liberty Firth. Tho8 Julian Fayette 4th Tn Stevens Coffee I-4th Tn Cav Fisher, F. F. lCnox B-16th Tn Duncan, W. A. Weakley C-9th Tn Fisher, John H. Decatur A-52nd Tn Dunnaway, John Wm. Ruth'ford C-45th Tn Fite, John ArmenU8 Smith 7th Tn Durbin, Geo Wash- Fitzpatrick. John ington Lawrence I-9th Ala Thomas Franklin E-17th Tn Durham, Andrew E. Ruth 'ford 1st Tn Flatt, George W. Jackson 4th Tn Cav Durham, F. G. SUllDer F-Battle'a Reg Fleming. Ceo David Ruth'ford 23rd Tn Durham, Henry Franklin. Flellllling Burl AL 7th Ala Cav White Ruth'ford K-2nd Tn Csv Durrett, Wm Thomas Robertson I-14th Tn Flippen, H. L. W'mson C-4th Tn Dyer, Zachary Taylor Giles A-Jrd Tn Floyd. Robert Ed Eads, A. K. W'ington B-4th Tn ward Boyd Ruth 'ford Forrest's Escort Eads, Wm Winston Roane 16th Tn CaY Fly, Jamea C. Hadison E-J8th Tn East, Hartin Sullivan G-21st Va Fontaine. Chas D. Pontiac Eastlack, John T. Fayette A-Jrd Tn Cav MS 2nd Kiss Echols, James V. Grundy C-50th Ala Fonvielle. Wm Brame Bedford E-4lat Tn Edd ins, Thomas H. Wilson A-13th Tn Ford. T. R. Gibson D-12th Tn Edlin, G. C. Montg'ry C-2nd Ky Cav Fonawalt. John A. Lincoln C-41st Tn Edwards, J. B. Dickson Baxter's Art Forsythe, J. M. Dickson 49th Tn Eidson, Swimpfield Hawkins F-16th Tn Foss. H. R. Shelby 4th Ala Elam, James W. Gibson Baxter's Art Foster. John West- Elam, John Thomas McNairy I-12th Tn ley Gibson Faulkner's Reg Elam, Wm Wesley Overton E-8th Tn Foster. Lucian Elder. George W. Giles A-5Jrd Tn Alban Henry F-5th Tn Eldridge. Jasper Foust, Henry D. Wilson Forrest's CaY Washington Cumb'land 16th Tn CaY Fowler, S. W. Fayette 26th Ala Ellis, Jeremiah Mississippi Fox. E. B. Wm'son 10th Tn Green AR Miss Co Reg Fox. Joseph Andrew WaI'son H-20th Tn Ellis, Wiley Benton Lincoln A-J2nd Tn Frank, A. B. Lawrence G-lst Ark Ellison. Wm Augustus Shelby B-12th Tn Franklin. Peter H. Had1'son 13th NC Art Elllbrey, Jesse W. Franklin G-8th Conf Frazer. James M. SUllner 6th Ark England, Davis S. White 8th Tn CaY Frazier. Henry Epps, John Norris Lincoln D-8th Tn Ernest Henry '-20th Tn Cay Epps, W. H. Ruth'ford 45th Tn Frazier, Iaac Erwin, J. C. Knox B-Jrd Tn Tobias Coffee ~-25th Tn Erwin, Joe Buck Haury 1at Tn Frazier. Nicholas Erwin. William P. Henry l54th Tn Polk llhea D-19th Tn Eskew. John Clinton Wilson H-45th Tn Frazier, Samuel J. Rhea D-:J.9th Tn Eskew, William T. Sumner 44th Tn Frazier. William Hickman H-llth Tn Estes, Robert P. Davidson D-1st Tn Free, Joe Gordon. Evans. Larkin H. Monroe F-Jrd Tn GA B-8th Ga Evans, Thomas Jef- Freeze. S. H. Coffee I-4th Tn ferson Crockett 19th Tn Cav French, George D. Wise. VA Slat Va Everette, Jas Jesse Montg'ry K-49th Tn Friddle. Alfred Bedford 41st Tn Ewell, J. D. Hadison H-5lst Tn Frierson. John Ewing, J. H. Henry E-46th Tn Henry Haury B-2nd Tn Ewton, Franklin Polk Bledsoe C-28th Tn Cav Fryer, Wm Hartin Davidson H-8th Ky Ezell, Willis Weakley K-12th Ky Fulkerson. Peter Fallin, Jas Richard Tipton G-5lst Tn Graham Montg'ry Independent Faris, Chas Ambrose Funk. J. P. Jefferson G-43rd Tn Driskell Ruth'ford D-llth Tn Fuqua. James Wa Carroll 20th Tn Faris, John W. Ruth'ford A-24th Tn Fuqua. Wm Joseph Carroll 22nd Tn Farless, J. M. Ruth'ford E-4th Tn Furry, H. C. Claiborne C-29th Tn Farmer. John H. Grainger H-lstTn Cav Fuston, Jeptha Farmer, Samuel J. Tipton A-7th Ga Harion Warren E-16th Tn Farmer, Wm Henry Robertson A-30th Tn Galbraith, James L. Hawkins K-29th Tn Inf Farrell. Harrison W. Coffee A-44th Tn Gann. George W. Smith 4th Tn Cav Farrell. Mike Davidson 2nd Tn Gannaway, Edward Feathers. J. H. Sullivan K-26th Tn Norville Rhea 16th Tn Cav Felts. Alex. Green Davidson B-55th Tn Gardner. Edwin 79 Summer, 1978
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Garren, John Wesley Monroe G-2nd Tn Cav Green, Thos Wallace Christian Garrett, J. C. Clay C-4th Tn ICY 12th ICy CaY Garrett, Noah Gregory, John Thos Bedford 41st Tn Inf (black) Grainger Gregory, Wm jesse Smith H-24th Tn Inf Garton, Moses Dickson 11th Tn Inf Grier, Green B, Benton A-55th Tn Inf Gans, Andrew Jackson Dade, GA V-34th Ga Inf Griffin, Jas Henry Wilson K-7th Tn Inf Gause, F. B. Haywood D-31st Tn Inf Griffith, Isaac Scott D-5th Tn CaY Gaw, Armel Jackson I-25th Tn Grigsby, J. P. Gibson 12th Tn Inf Gennoe, Hezekiah Rhea D-43rd Inf. Grimes, Isaac W. Sullivan Sullivan Co Gentry, Wm Thomas Coffee D-4thTn CaY HOllie Guards Ghomley, Wm Greene Monroe H-3rd Tn HI Grimes, John Pres- Gibson, E. P. Garrett, ton Dickson E-llth Tn Inf ICY 1st Tn Art GrillleS, T. L. Hickman C-9th Bn CaY Giesler, Wm Reeves Sullivan F-59th Tn HI Gross, James Asa Grundy A-')th Tn Giles, James Calvin Roane V-43rd Tn Inf Grubb, BenRem Gilliam, Samuel Grundy A-1st Tn Inf Alphard Bedford H-33rd Tn lnf Gilliam, William Grundy G-4th Tn Inf Grubb, Sam A. Hawkins C-63rd Tn Inf Gilliland, Frank Davidson H-8th Tn Guffee, Andy White Roane I-5th Htd Inf Gillock, James W. Barren, Gulley, Lewis F. Hawkins C-61st Tn HI ICY E-6th ICy Gunter, Hiram Givan, Bud Lawrence C-23rd Tn Inf Wilson Lincoln 32nd Tn Inf Givan, John Dale DeKalb 23rd Tn Inf Guthrie, Henry C. Davidson B-20th Tn Inf Glasgow, John Hason Gibson V-12th Tn Inf Gwyn, H. C. Payette G-13th Tn Inf Glenn, Thompson S. Sumner K-2nd Tn Inf Hackney, Wm Perry Chatham, Goans, Arin W. Anderson H-2nd Tn CaY NC D-3rd NC CaY Godsey, N. C. Rhea 5th Tn Hagnewood, Benjamin Godsey, Wm Clenton Rhea I-5th Tn CaY Alexander Henry A-5th Tn Inf Goins, John C. Knox F-58th Tn Haile, James A. Jackson E-28th Tn Inf Gold, John Ephriam Wilson F-24th Tn Inf Halbert, Wm Hays Lincoln 20th Tn Cay Gold, James Pleasant Smith F-24th Tn Inf Hale, Horace Honroe Cannon A-Allhon's Cay Gooch, W. W. White 8th Tn Cay Hale, William J. Sumner 2nd Tn Inf Goodloe, James Camp Colbert, Haley, Thomas Smi th G-4th Tn Cav AL H-4th Ala Inf Hall, D. H. Caswell, Goodloe, Wm Henry Colbert, NC D-5th Tn AL H-llth Ala Cav Hall. Marion A. Winston, Goodrich, M. B. Davidson K-4th Tn KS A-23rd Miss Inl Gordon, Andrew R. G11es E-llth Tn Cav Halley, H. S. Shelby C-4th Tn tnf Gordon, George Halliburton, James Washington Haury 1st Tn Cav Allen DickHon B-50th Tn Inl Gordon, Wm Osceola Louisiana 11th La Cay Hamilton, JaR Polk Lincoln 4th Ala CaY Gore, Isaac Overton B-25th Tn Inf Hamilton, JOReph Gorham, Robert Daviess Davidson 20th Tn Ord Townsend Logan, ICY A-1st ICy CaY Hank, John Grundy B-42nd Tn Gosnell, George W. Greene 31st Tn Hanks, Calvin Jones White, Gossage, Thomas AR E-lst Ark Bat Jefferson Franklin D-17th Tn Inf Hanna, Jas Sumpter Sumpter, Gothard, Agustus AL E-26th Hiss Henry Hamilton A-4th Tn Hanner, Hugh Brown Lawrence 9th Tn CaY Gowan, Richard W. Daniel, Hardin, Wm Denier Tippah, NC E-42nd NC HS A-32nd Hiss Inf Grable, David Harding, Sol. Bradley Lookout Baty FinePhas Moore A-17th Tn Inf Hardison, Humphrey Gracey, J. B. Haywood A-51st Tn Americus Maury 1st Tn CaY Graham, W. M. Alcorn, Hardison, Samuel KS G-31st Tn Inf Thompson Harshall B-24th Tn Inf Graham, William Calhoun, Hardison, Wm Thos Maury F-lst Tn Cay AL B-55th Ala Hargis, J. R. Marion F-4th Tn Cay Graig. Jas K. Polk Wilson 11th Tn Inf Hargrove, D. E. Limestone, Grant, William McNairy C-9th Tn Inf AL 10th Ala Cay Grass, A. H. Coffee 1st Tn Art Harkleroad, Wm D. Sullivan K-26th Tn Inf Graves, S. W. Wilson D-7th Tn Inf Harmon, James W. Haury B-35th Ala Gray, J. S. A. Maury 9th Tn Cay Harper, John Bell Benton 55th Tn Inf Gray, John W'ington E-60th Tn Inf Harr, Simon Joel Gray, Wiley W. Cannon G-4th Tn Elkanak Sullivan F-59th Tn Inf Greaves, Wm Francis Haywood 6th Tn Inf Harr, William D. Sullivan F-59th Tn Inf Gredig, Abraham Knox Kain's Battery Harrell, Gilbert B. Coffee G-17th Tn Inf Green, Acey Wash- Harrell, J. B. Shelby E-9th Tn Inf ington Lawrence B-19th Tn Cav Harris, Charley N. Giles G-12th Hiss Green, Jesse Har Harris, Jallles Mad- rison Lawrence B-19th Tn Cay ison Blount C-Thomas' NC Legion Green, John R. Franklin, Harris, John Dennis Bedford 41st Tn Inf AL B-35th Ala Inf 80 "Ansearchin'" New.
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Harris, Nathaniel Hindman, Thous Edwin W'inF\ton D-63rd Tn Inf Carmichael Knox Hindman's Leg Harris, Theodore HinPor, J. K. P. Maury E-9th Tn Cay Frilinghuzere Lincoln C-8th Tn Inf Hinkle, John Thomas Rbbertson Ward's Reg Harris, Thos Gideon Macon 20th Tn Inf Hin\le, Josiah Harris, W. H. McNairy 2lat Tn Cav Addison Robertson A-30th Tn lnf Harrison, James Hinson, Eli Larkin Perry H-lOth Tn Cav Michael W'maon H-20th Tn Int Hinson, ~as Harvey McNairy H-lOth Tn Cav Harrison, Needham HinBon, Thous 11. Dickson E-lOth Tn Cay Fayette Fnyette C-13th Tn lnf Hodge, Ja..s Calvin McNniry C-1lst Tn lnf Hart, Harvey L. York, !>C H-12th SC Hodges, John Chris- Sullivan Co Hart, John McMinn D-43rd Tn lnf topher Columbus W'ington Reserves Hartflfield, WIll Hogan, lIenry Daniel Davidson B-24th Tn lnr Sidney Gibson G-47th Tn Inf Hogan, Jas Polk Haskins, Creed Dyer K-19th Tn Cav Knox Fayette K-7th Tn Cav Hassell, Elijah Hoge, Geo SolollOn Haury D-3rd Tn lnf Thompson Dickson B-50th Tn lnf Holder, James Hastings, F. K. Henry G-46th Tn Inf Anderson Ruth'ford A-24th Tn lnf Hastings, Joe H. Bedford A-17th Tn lnf Holladay, John Haston, John Taylor Van Buren D-lst Tn Conf Cay Budde Benton E-27th Tn lnf Haston, S. S. Van Buren I-16th Tn Inf Holleman, James G. Jackson A-28th Tn lnf Hatchcock, Louis Coffee 44th Tn lnf Hollingsworth, WID Hatchett, Thomas Bedford D-2nd Tn Inf Oziour Van Buren I-8th Tn Cav Havely, Chas Benton HaJablen A-63rd Tn In! Hollow, Was Benj Sullivan E-37th Tn lnf Hawk, Hiram Deature Sullivan G-19th Tn In! Holman, Robert Hawk, James K. Sullivan G-19th Tn Inf Sanford Robertson C-49th Tn lnf Hawkins, Benjamin Holmes, James Franklin Shelby 5th Tn Inf Anrelias Stewart F-l4th Tn lnf Hayes, Free1ing H. Davidson A-Shaw's Bn Holmes, R. C. Houston 50th Tn lnf Hayes, John Sidney Orange, Holmes, W. S. Coffee I-4th Tn CaY NC 27th NC Hooker, B. P. Wilson Freeun's Baty Hayes, Lewis Wesley Lawrence K-43rd Tn Inf Hooper, A. B. Houston H-lOth Tn CaY Ha~es, J8IIIeS Hooper, Jas Henry Henry A-13th NC lnf Alexander Henry K-10th Tn Cay Hooper, Tennessee Haynes, Henry Clay Sumner K-2nd Tn Inf Monroe DeKalb A-16th Tn InC Haynes, James KcNairy C-Phi1ips' Legion Hoover, Baxter Hays, W. L. Crockett H-19th Ala Ragsdale Bedford E-4th Tn Cav Hazelwood, WID E. Fayette E-Forrest's Cay Hoover, Jos P. J. Ruth'ford D-45th Tn lnf Head, Milton Elksnah SU1IIner K-2nd Tn Inf Hope, Hugh L. Ruth'ford I-45th Tn lnf Heflin, J. K. P. Obion 2nd Ky CaY Hom, C. D. Stewart G-14th Tn lnf Heiskell, Carrick Hornberger, George White Shelby K-19th Tn Inf Erwin Robertson E-50th Tn lnf Henderson, A. K. Franklin 13th Tex lnf Horton, Geo Riley KeNairy D-9th Ga Art Hendricks, James W. Harshall C-17th Tn Inf Horton, Was Andrew Hamilton K-43rd Tn lnf Hendrickson, E. D. Carter C-28th VA House, Josiah Henley, Chas Fairfax Blount F-26th Tn Inf Stewart Gibson H-47th Tn Inf Henley, J. C. Grundy C-28th Tn Cav House, Was Duke Weakley K-llth Tn Inf Hennessee, Hamilton Howard, J08 WID Henry K-5th Tn Inf Mortimer Warren D-16th Tn Inf Howard, T. B. Sullivan C-60th Tn Inf Henry, Joel L. Rhea K-lst Tn CaY Howard, T. J. Fulton, Herbert, John Green W'maon B-llth Tn Cav GA 1st SC lnf Herbert, Robert Howard, T. K. Shelby A-1st Tn Nathanael W'lIISon B-20th Tn Inf Howard, Thous Jones, Herbison, Va James Dickson H-20th Tn Inf Jefferson GA H-1st SC lnf Hereford, Robert Madison, Howell, Jas Haywood Hardeman F-9th Tn lnf StronR AI. 4th Ala Cav Howell, John S. Rhea H-1st Tn CaY Hickey, John B. White lat Tn lnf Howell, Richard C. Chester F-9th Tn lnf Hickman John Pryor Davidson C-7th Tn Cav Hows, Stephen Hicks, C. W. Monroe Gen. Vaughn's Harrison Davidson D-lOth Tn lnf Hicks, Joseph S. Sullivan G-19th Tn lnf Howse, Levis Hicks, Nathaniel Sullivan G-19th Tn lnf Crawley Hardeman K-14th Tn CaY Higgason, Tho..s H. SUllDer B-18th Tn Inf Hubbard, Joe Ruth 'ford 1st Tn Inf Hight, Va Garrett Bedford Nixon'a Tn Cav Hubner, Chas WII Pulton, Hightower, Thos GA 1st Tn Inf HodRe Jefferson A-1st Tn Art Huddleston, John Hildreth, John Lawrence K-3rd Tn Inf Painter Putnam F-25th Tn lnf Hill, Ja..s K. Tipton C-12th Tn Cav Huffaker, Robert 11111. Preston Wesley Knox L-8th Tn Cav Yeatman Wilson K-7th Tn Inf Bughes, Archelaus Hill, Va Hinton Catoosa, M. Haury G-19th Tn CaY GA D-lst Ga inf Hughes, J. D. Putnam A-2nd Tn CaY Hill, Willia. I. Warren H-llth Tn Cav Humes, Thous W. Knox 1st Kis8 Inf SUlllller, 1978 81
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Lane, Wm Holman Warren 16th Tn Luckie, Archie C. Butler, Langley, James Lauder- AL 44th Ala Matthew dale I-14th Tn Lucy, Wm Hickerson Giles C-3rd Tn Langley, wm Andrew L'derdale I-14th Tn Luna, John S. Harshall B-53rd Tn Lanius, R. P. Wilson Anderson's cay Lunn, W. S. Haury I-10th Tn Lannom, Robert T. Ruth'ford E-45th Tn Lusk, John H•. McMinn A-Jrd Tn Cay Larkins, S. P. Dickson D-49th Tn Lusk, Wm Harrison Grundy Nitre Bureau Larmer, Evin S. Lee, VA B-25th Va cay Luther, Hartin D. Buncombe, Lasley, Jas Thos Gibson 2nd Tn NC 25th NC Latta, SillS Haury E-lst Tn Cay Lyon, Edward C. Weakley K-3lst Tn Latta, Wm Dennis McNairy K-27th Tn Lyons, A. S. Hawkins A-12th Tn Lawrence, B. F. SU1IIller K-4th Tn Lytle, Evander Ruth'ford C-18th Tn Lee Edward McAlister, Robert Franklin Haury L-38th Tn Milton W'uon C-llth Tn Cay Lee, George Taylor Powhatan, VHI BattIn McAlpine. Claiborne Philips, VA 1st Va Cay Henderson AR Scout Lee, Harry Rene Adams. MS K-34th Miss McBee, Green B. Union, GA C-llth r.a Lee, William James Franklin D-17th Tn McCaleb, J8IIIeS Leigon, Timothy Philaman Hickman D-9th Tn Walton Smith G-2nd Tn McCartney, Thweatt Lemond. Joseph Harrison, Jr. Wilson H-45th Tn Washington Hadison I-6th Tn McCarty. J. C., Jr. Hawkins B-60th Tn Lenoir, Walter Thos Monroe F-43rd Tn McCarty. Willi_ Fauquier, Leonard, Franklin Thaddeus VA Poague's Art Sevier W'ington D-60th Tn McClain. William Leonard, Jeff Lincoln 44th Tn AndersOD Perry, AL H-36th Ala Leonard, John Mil- McClanahan, Howell ton Marshall G-32nd Tn Davis Hickman G-lOth Tn Leslis, Hamilton W. Sullivan D-45th Va McClelland, John R. Giles I-51st Tn Lester, James Henry Wayne, VA 16th Va cay McClister. J8lIeS Lewis, George Henry Hamblen I-2nd Tn Cay Washington Wilson F-7th Tn McClure. Francis Lewis, Henry Marion Weakley G-12th ICy Harrison Shelby C-14th Tn McColgan, J8IIIIIS Lewis, Samuel J. Giles latTn Talleyrand Jackson 8th Tn Lillard, Newton McConnell. Tho..s Jackson Metgs I-3rd Tn Jefferson Hawkins I-7th Conf Cay Lillard, William G. Ruth'ford E-4th Tn McCorkle. J. M. DeSoto, HS 10th Mis. Lindamood, Michael McCoy. Charle. W. ChamberR, Warren Sullivan 4th Tn At. H-6th Ala Liner, Jas Benjamin McMinn H-43rd Tn McCoy, .J • .J. Hic-kllllln Frn7.ier's 48th Tn Lipscomb. John FrAnklin 1-4ht Tn McCoy, S. E. Runderson 7th Tn Lipscomb, Theodric Hco.anun, WilHall Ervin Haury G-9th Tn Cav Joseph Gibson "-12th Tn Little, George Tuscaloosa, 1st Lumsden's McElwee, William E. Roane I-26th Tn AL Batt-cheatha.'. McEwen. Andrew Staff Alexander Lincoln A-Forrest'. Escort Little, Thomas McFarland. Lewis Cheatham Bedford A-Forrest's Cav Burchette Haywood A-9th Tn Littleton, J. F. Henry G-7th Tn cay McGee, Gentry Lively, E. M. H_ilton G-7th Ala Richard Dyer B-12th Tn Lloyd, James Knox McGhee, Saauel Hamilton K-43rd Tn Polk Bedford 17th Tn McKay, Alexander Locke. Victor H. Heigs H-3rd Tn Washington Haury D-19th Tn Cay Loftin, Donald DeSota Par- McKay. wm Lewb Mcntg'ry I-18th Tn Caney ish, LA F-9th La McKee, Andrew Loftis, Francis Jackson I-25th Tn Jackson Haury G-llth Tn Cay Logan. Jas Neville Franklin E-17th Tn McKenzie, Henry London, Columbus C. Harshall E-3rd Tn Morrison Meigs B-16th Tn Long, Daniel Wesley Grainger I-59th Tn McKenz ie• Jeremiah Long, Julius Harion Union. NC F-2nd NC M. Meigs I-5th Tn Cav Long, William Hawkins 31st Tn McKenzie, M. M. Hawkins E-19th Tn cay Love, Edward Winston Sullivan F-63rd Tn McKnight, Andrew Love, Noah J. Jefferson D-33rd Tn Miller Ruth· ford 2nd Tn Lowe, Abner Tillman Grainger H-2nd Tn Cay McKnight, Francia Lownohough, Thomas SU1IIIler Minute Alexander Ruth· ford 4th Tn CAy Henry Chesterfield Obion Men-7th Tn McKnight. J8IIIIIS Jefferson E-let Tn Lowry, Fexington McKnight, JasHenry Marshall I-14th Tn Calhoun Warren 5th Tn McKnight, Jas Robt Ruth ford H-18th Tn Loyd, Joshua McKnight, Jno Heely Cannon C-2nd Tn Thompson Smith A-12th Tn Cay Luckey, William B. Smith F-24th Tn (to be continued) :;u1l6Der, .L~/lJ 8:1
COUNTY COURT MINUTES - SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE BOOK 1 - 1820-1824 Contribu~ed by Betsy F. West and Jean A. West (Continued from last issue)
(p. 47, continued) INDICTMENT - State vs John Grace, Jr.; Jury: Isaac Rawlings, Geo. Allen, Geo. Farmer, Lewis Williams, Robt. Quimby, WIn. West, C. McDaniel, A. W. Taylor. Thos. Carter, WIn. B. Dare, Jno. R. Kent, Jos. Graham. Subpoenaed for the state, Joab Bean and James Wiram; for the defendant, Patrick Megher.
(p. 48) PEACE WARRANT - State vs William Thompson; suit dismissed. INDICTMENT, ASSAULT & BATTERY - State vs F. W. Masters; case continued. (p. 49) DOUBLE TAX - F. W. Masters released from double tax on his store. ACCOUNTS - M. B. Winchester presented a bill for $50 for building the court house in the city of Memphis; Isaac Rawlings presented a bill for $2.25 for books used for tax records. POOR LIST - Philip H. Friend's name removed. TAX RELEASE - lUllie Roberts' property "was not in the county on the first day of Jany. of said year" (1820); therefore he was released from paying the tax.
(p. 50) COURT MET - Wednesday, 9 May 1821 ACCOUNT - Gideon Carr, coroner, presented a bill of $13 for "digging a grave and burying McCreve who cODDllitted suicide in this county." TAX RELEASE - Tax Collector released from collecting the amount due from Jacob T. Swarford and Henry Bettis, "it appearing that said Swarford and Bettis have left this county•••" RETAILING SPIRITS - State vs Baldwin; the defendant "appeared not."
(p. 51) TAX COLLECTOR - Sam'l R. Brown, now sheriff, appointed; Thos. H. Person and William Lawrence his securities. COURT ORDER - of Aug. term 1820 re court house, jail and jury room be rescinded (see Minutes p. 20); l~. A. Davie & M. B. Winchester appointed to contract for a jail to be built for $125.- REGISTER'S BOOKS - those of present Register. M. B. Winchester, approved; those of former Register. Thos. Taylor. "insufficient". Winchester ordered to incorpo rate the former records into his book.
(p. 52) INDICTMENTS BY GRAND JURY: TRUE BILLS - #1 State vs Horden. T. A. B. (Trespass, Assault and Battery) H2 State vs Adam, Pr!st.(?) T. A. B. #3 State vs Mizelle, T. A. B. NOT TRUE BILLS - #4 State vs Williams, T. A. B. ) 85 State vs Mizelle, (not named) ) (no action taken on any case) #6 State vs Barttette ) MOTION - by Jesse Benton to have exempt from taxes two tracts of land in this county granted to Robert Goodloe; motion denied. ACCOUNT - M. B. Winchester presented bill for Register's book, $10.
(p. 53) GRAND JURY TRUE BILLS - 87 State vs Manson, T. A. B. #8 State vs Bart~ette, T. A. B. 89 (not named) JUDGEMENT - Cases #4, 5, & 6 were judged NOT TRUE, and costs charged to the county. 84 "Ansearchin '" Ne",.
(p. 54) COURT ORDER - The following men ordered to appear at court 2 Aug. 1821: Clement MCDaniel, William Wi11ta.s, Richard Prichett., Stanford, Harris, __ Burns, William Dean, Ben Person, Jos. J8Dle8, Robt. Graham, George Farmer, Jno. W. Adam, George Allen, O. W. Carr, Day, Joab Bean, S8IIl1. Powell, Tradewel1, Thos. Manson, Jno. Ferrell, Geo. F. Grab.., Va. Bettis, constab.le, _ Smith, _ Deecm, Thos. Patterson, Geo. Gibbs, WIll. West.
(p. 55) COURT MEl' - Monday, 1 Aug. 1821; present Thos. D. Carr, ChIm. ,P. 'f. Anderson,. B. Carr, and Marcus Ilt, WiQChester, Justices; Thos.B. Person, Clerk Pro tempore TAVERN LICENSE - Jos. Jaae.s' 1icense lJ'anted. TAX RELEASE - By motion of their attorney, Wal. Brown (for 3198 acres) and Brown , Stuart (for 5000 acres) are released from double taxes for 1821. POLL TAX - Joseph James released frae poll tax for 1821 "it being shown to the satisfac~iQQ.of the eourt that he exceeds fifty years of age."
(p. 56) DISCHARGE - Samuel Saith ~cU8ed from jury duty.
(p. 57) DEPUTJ SHERIFF - Williaa B. Bare qualified. WRIT - Davis Shiff (Pitt?) vs Jos. &.Hftry Jaaes aMtl4ed; no charge. VENIRE FACIAS - (same as Minutes p. 54 with these additions) Robert Stanford, Benja. Stanford, Joshua W. Stanfor&l, Wa. B. Hartis, Daniel Burna •••BeD,ja E. Person, Saal. Saith•••Elijah Day...Daniel Tradevell i1ezeeuted on ell axeept Benja. per;an and William West, they not being ill the co_ty."
(p. 58) GRAND JURy - (p. 59) LICENSE - Daniel W.Maury exhibited license to practise lav and vas SWOIU. #2 State vs Wm. Bardin, T.A.B.; jury: John ~. KaRt, John P*rrell, GideoaCarr, William Dean, James Nol'1l8l1, John P. Saith. Wil11aJl Roberts, Robert Temple, Thomas o. Person, Lewis Williams, Elijah Bunch, Willi.. Beavy. Stat.'s wit nesses were WIll. WilliaJas, John ~s, aad Samuel Povels. Verakt, "gu11ty" • (p. 60) RELEASED FROM VENIRE - Clement McDaniel, Ju. w. Stanford, WID. B. Harris. O. W. Carr. Geo. F. Graham, Benjaadn E. Person, liD. West, William Be-ttitl. CASE - State vs John W. Adams. T.A.B.; jury: Jall8s Bettis, Tilman Bettis, J.mes Wiram. Geo. W. Bartlette, William leavy, George F..-r.. Jolm 'el'rell, Daniel 'Ireadwell, Geo. Deason, Saauel Powell, Williala Dean. Iobart Stanfon. Yerd:Lc't "not guilty". (p. 61) FINE - Williall Williams abunt from jury duty without coasent of CO\lrt. CASE - State VB John Mizelle, Assault and Battery; j~ry: J..ea Betti8, T1l.an 8ettiH. JalReR Wiram, roeor~c Bartlette, WID. leavy, George Farmer, John Perrell, nanl. Trea~ell, Robert StaRford, Jotm R. Kent, 5811Uel Powell, John P. Smith. V~r4i("t, "qot RUUty". SUlI'IIIIer, 1978 85 (po 62) CASE - State vs Thomas Manson, Gaming; jury: George Gibbs, Joseph James, Benjamin Stanford, Joab Bean, Elijah Day, Geo. Allen, Drury Patterson, John W. Adam, Thos. Patterson, Dan!. Bums, Henry F. Jones, Gideon Carr. "Not guilty". CASE - State vs Geo. Bart1ette, Gaming; jury: James Bettis, Tilman Bettis, James Wiram, WID. Beavy, Geo. Farmer, John Ferrell, Danl. Treadwell, Richard Prichette, Robert McAllister, John R. Kent, John P. Smith, Robt. Stanford. (p. 63) TAX RELEASE REQUEST - Heirs of Richard D. Speight, by their attorney, ask release from double tax for 1820 on 5 grants of 1000 acres each granted to John Fr. & Tho. Blount•••"no satisfactory reason has been advanced to induce them (the court) to interfere with the tax list for the year 1820." ADDED TO 1821 TAX LIST: Thomas Polk, 500 A., Sec. 1, R6 & 7 Wm. P. Little, 2250 A., Sec. 1, R9 Freeman & Bryan, 427 A., Sec. 2, R Richard Smith, 2560 A., Sec. 3, R6 WID. Polk, 5000 A., Sec. 3, R6 - James Freeman, 1000 A., Sec. 3, R7 George Doherty, 647 A., Sec. 4, R5 Thos. Henderson, 228 A., Sec. 4, R6 Thos. Polk, 320 A., Sec. 4, R6 Bowers &Wilson, 640 A., Sec. 4, R6 (p. 64) CASE - State VB Wm. Hardin, Assault & Battery; Joab Bean, witness; fine l¢. (p. 65) COURT MET - 4 Aug. 1821 - Present: T. D. Carr, A. B. Carr, M. B. Winchester. CASE - State vs F. W. Masters, Assault & Battery on Motion; new trial refused; appealed to Circuit Court of Humphries Co.; granted. John P. Perkins, Solicitor. (p. 66) State vs Wm. Hardin, Assault & Battery; Motion for arrest of judgement CASE - State vs John Mizelle, Assault & Battery; motion that cost be remitted; Court "can see no reason why the cost of suit should be remitted." (p. 67) VENIRE - for Nov. 1821: Clement McDaniel, Joseph W. Stanford, Wm. B. Harris, Overton W. Carr, F. W. Masters, Joseph Parron, Jessee Benton, David Bryant, Jno. R. Dent, Robert QuiJRby, Wm. Thompson, Robt. McCallister, WIn. Beavy, John Rawlston, John Grace, Willie Roberts, James Bettis, Tillman Bet tis, George Bartlet, Patrick Megher, Samuel Smith, John Hewland, Henry F. Irvine, James Wiram. COURT ORDER - Trustee to pay John P. Perkins $37.50 for services as Solicitor. (po 68) COURT MET - 5 Nov. 1821; present, Wm. Irvine, A. B. Carr, M. B. Winchester. and William A. Davis, Justices. RELEASE FROM FINE - Wm. Williallls, by attorney, proved "no contemptuous feelings to the court in absenting himself as he did." Fine remited. LAND TRANSFER - William Lawrence to John Overton, 342 A. on President Island. (p. 70) COURT MET - 6 Nov. 1821; present, Wm. Irvine, A. B. Carr, M. B. Winchester. VENIRE CALLED - present were: C. McDaniel, Overton W. Carr, F. W. Masters, Jos. Graham, Thos. H. Person, T. O. Parran, D. Bryant, Jno. R. Kent, R. Quimby, WID. Thompson, Bobert McCallister, John Ralston, Willie Roberts, Tilman Bettis, Geo. Bart1ette, H.. F. James, John Huling, John Grace & P. Megher; released from attendance were John Ralston and James Bettis. (p. 71) GRAND JURy ELECTED: Overton W. Carr, T;hos. H. Person. foreman, Tilman Bettis, Robert McCallister, Thomas O. Parran, Wm. Thompson, F. W. Masters, David Bryant, John R. Kent, H. F. James. Joseph Graham, John Grace. CONSTABLE - William B. Dare sworn. ALLOWANCE -Mo B. Winchester & Wm. A. Davis paid $125 for building jail. R. Reynolds allowed $12 "for 4 wolf scalps produced to the court." 86 "Ansearcbin'" News (p. 72) ALLOWANCE - $1.50 per day to commissioners appointed to settle with County Trustee. CASE - Pitt vs Ja.~s; both parties ..y take depositions anywhere in the U. S. by giving due notice before February Court Session. (p. 73) CASE u2 - George W, Bartlette vs Ym. Baden; plaintiff represented by his attorney, defendant not appearing. COURT ADJOURNED - until 2:00 p... Court met with T. D. Carr, A. B. Carr, and M. B. Winchester, justices, present. GRAND JURy PRESENTMENT - against M. B. Winchester, Assault & Battery; against Thomas A. Person & WIn. A. Davis "for an affray•••Present WIll. Irvine, T. D. Carr, & A. B. Carr when the Grand Jury having no further business before them are dismissed." CASE HI - State vs Person & Davis, affray; plead guilty; fined $4.90 each. (p. 74) BOND - Jos. James gave $1250 bond for "ordinary license"; Willie Roberts and WIll. A. Davis, securitied. CASE 81 - John H. Fooy, assignee, vs Patrick Megher; continued. CASE '2 - State vs M. B. Winchester, A. & B.; .....plead not guilty and for want of a quorem it is continued until next: term." Court adjourns until next day; signed: Will Irvine, Ch., M. B. Winchester, A. B. Carr, Thos. D. Carr. (p. 75) COURT MET - 7 Nov. 1821 - Present, same justices as above. DEED OF GIFT REGISTERED - Clement McDaniel to his minor children CASE 111 - John Henry Fooy VB Patrick Megher, Debt; Megher charged Fooy has not sufficient security in Shelby Co.; court overruled; Fooy came into court and named Saml. R. Brown additional security; Megher enters a motion to dismiss the suit because the plaintiff and his security are 'vithout the limits of the state." (p. 76) Megher states "that John Davis &others are material witnesses for him••• and that they are not citizens of this state"; Court orders a commission to take their depositions in the territory of Arkansas. DEPUTY CLERK - Robert L. Lawrence sworn in. ORDINARY LICENSE - to Patrick Megner for ordinary "at his now dwelling house." (p. 77) PRISON BOUNDS SET - includes "two lots on which Samuel R. Brown now keeps entertainment••• " TAX LIST - Anderson B. Carr to take tax list in Capt. John R. Kent company for 1822 VENIRE - called for Feb. ,term 1822 were: Jessee Benton, Wm. Beavy, Danl. Tradewell, George Dtlason, Geo. Allen, Ben Stanford, Wm. Dean, Richd. Prichette, Elijah Day, Jos. James, Saml. Powel, Ro'Dt. Graham, Isaac Rawlings, William Williams, Jno. Ferrell, Nath'l. Kimbrew, Berkley Kimbrer. _ Jackson, Saml. Deason, Geo. Farmer, Jno. Johnson, Adam \lirt, James Bettis, .~ Wilson, (p. 78) COURT MET - Monday, 4 Feb. 1822; Wm. A. Davis, justice; adjourned for want of a quorum. (Ed. note - The session recorded for Tues. 5 Feb. 1822 was marked through, but r~3dable beneath the lineR. Fo1lowin~ 1s the information marked out:) .lu!';ltces prpsellt Wl'r~ WIll. Irvine, T. D. Carr. M. B. Winchester. Venire called, Wm. Kl·;1VY. DRnL. Trad('wdt, Geo. Deylol!. Geo. Allen. Ben.i. Stanford. William 1)(·o\Sl.lll. 1Heh. Pr1chett('. l~Ujail Day. Jos. James, Sami. Powell, Robt. Graham, Ll·wl~-;' Wllll:tms. hHl8C Rnwlings, James Jackson, Sam!. Deyson, Geo. Farmer, John Johnson, Adam Wirt, James Bettis, and Wm. Wilson. (No business is recorded for this day. so perhaps they were all dismissed and the record deleted.) SUlD11Ier, 1978 (p. 80) COURT MET - Wed. 6 Feb. 1822 - Present: Wm. Irvine, Wm. A. Davis, M. B. Winchester, Justices. DEED CERTIFIED - T. D. Carr to A. B. Carr, Plat 7 Certificate 1122 for 100 A. POWER OF ATTORNEY - Wm. Wilcox to A. B. Carr, Richard Prichette, witness. PAYMENT - John P. Perkins, Solicitor; Saml. R. Brown, Sheriff; William Lawrence, Clerk, paid $42.50 each for services during 1821. (p. 81) COURT ORDER, COPY DELV. TO LEWIS WILLIAMS - Reynold Reynolds to be paid $12 for wolf scalps in consequence of an order from last court. (See p. 71) TAX RATES SET AND TAX BOOK ORDERED TO BE KEPT (p. 82) blank (p. 83) COURT MET - Mon., 5 May 1822 - Present: A. B. Carr, Wm. A. Davis, M. B. Winchester, Justices. QUALIFIED - Robert Hughes, Attorney, admitted to practice in this court. DEED RECORDED - Thos. D. Carr acknowledged execution of a Plat &Certificate n for 100 A. lying in Shelby Co. to o. W. Carr. QUALIFIED - Alexander B. Bradford and Richard C. Allen admitted to Shelby Co. court as Attorneys. Bradford also produced his commission as Solicitor of the 14th Solicitoria1 District and qualified as Solicitor. (p. 84) COURT ORDER - relative to compensation to County Commissioners. REPORT - of Commissioners to settle with County Trustee; examined and ordered to be recorded. COURT ORDER - First MOnday of every term will be set for county business, first Wednesday for state business. (p. 85) ADMINISTRATION - Letters granted to Nancy Ferrell on the estate of John Ferrell, decd., Thos. B. Person and Marcus B. Winchester. her securities. ROAD ESTABLISHED - "A petition from sundry inhabitants of this county being pre sented to this court to establish a road from Memphis to the settlement on Big Creek and Loosahatchie and thence to connect with the road now traveled to the main settlement on Forked Deer River", the court appointed Jesse Benton, John Ralston, Nathnl. Kimbrough, John Kimbrough, John Reeves, E. Deason, Edward Bradley, Daniel C. Tradewell, and Robert Mickleberry or any five of them to mark the best WaY for a road. ROAD ESTABLISHED -A petition to establish a road from Memphis to Thornton's settle ment on Wolf River, thence east to Fowler's Ferry on Big Batchie River; ordered that A. B. Carr, Thos. H. Person, Samuel R. Brown, R. L. Thornton, Wm. Kirk • .las. Wilson. John Brown, & Wm. Lawrence, or any five of them, mark said road. QUALIFIED - Jesse Benton, Esq., as Justice of the Peace. (p. 87) COURT MET - Tues., 6 May 1822 - Present: A. B. Carr, M. B. Winchester, Wm. A. Davis. Justices. DEED OF TRUST - Robert Fearne to Henry Minor and Wm. Lawrence; certified. SHERIFF APPOINTED - Saml. R. Brown sworn & bonded; Jesse Benton & Wm. Lawrence. sec. COURT CHAIRMAN - Marcus B. Winchester elected. (p. 88) ALLOWANCE - Edward Deason "produced in open court a wolf scalp•..killed within the li.its of this county"•••court ordered that he be paid $3 "for the same and burned the scalp." SHERIFF & TAX COLLECTOR - Saml. R. Brown appointed; gave bond, Jesse Benton & Wm. Lawrence his securities. 88 HAnsearchin'H News CONSTABLE - John Hulen elected for two years for area south of Looaehatchie River: Securities, Wm. A. Hardy, Robert Graham, Elijah Bunch, Tilman Bettis, George Allen; for area north of Loosehatchie Daniel C. Tradewell was elected: Jesse Benton and E. Deason, his securities. (p. 89) QUALIFIED - Samuel A. Given as Justice of Peace. CORONER -. Present: Jesse Benton, Saml. A. Given, A. B. Carr, T. D. Carr, M. B. Winchester and Wm. A. Davis, Esquires. Joseph James, Sr. elected and gave bond with Thos. D. Carr and Wm. A. Davis securities. VENIRE - M. B. Winchester, Wm. A. Davis, A. B. Carr &Wa. Irvine elected as Grand Jurors the following: Jos. James, Geo. Allen, Tilman Bettis, Isaac Rawlings, Shederich Jarman, Lamb Deason, William Wilson, Jas. A. Jackson, John Brown, Robert Graham, John Johnson, Wm. Beavy, and Geo. Deason. CASE - Davis Pitt vs Joseph & Henry James; plaintiff defaulted: case dismissed. DEBT - John H. Fooy, assignee of George Woodsworth, vs Patrick Megher: jury: James Bettis, James lillson, Mahlon Atkinson, John Rawlston, Edward D. Hall, William Williams, Samuel Benton, Robert Mickleberry, Robert M. C. Stewart, Thos. A. Evans, John Beer and Willie Roberts. (p. 91) Jury found in favor of the Plaintiff. (p. 92) COURT MET - Wed., 7 May 1822; present: M. B. Winchester, A. B. Carr, Wm. Irvine, Jesse Benton, Justices. CASE - State vs M. B. Winchester, A. &B.; justices present, Wm. A. Davis, Jesse Benton, Wm. Irvine, and T. D. Carr; jury: Isaac Rawlings, John Brown, Tilman Bettis, John Ralston, James Wilson, Robert Graham, John R. Kent, John Bier, William Beavy, Joseph James, E. Deason & Geo. Graham; verdict, not guilty. (p. 93) POWER OF ATTORNEY - John Hulen to Edmund Hulen CASE /I - Petty & Demiss vs R. M. C. Stewart & J. L. Stewart: "Alias copias, etc. is prayed and granted." CASE - John L. Measles vs Patrick Megher, Trespass, etc. Plaintiff given permission to take the deposition of Wm. Hardin of the Territory of Arkansas. COURT ORDER - The clerk is ordered to certify to the Treas. of West Tennessee and to the Trustee of Shelby Co. that a certain tract of land granted to Richard Blackledge by Grant I , dated , lying on the Mississippi River in Shelby Co. was offered for sale 10 Sept. 1821 in Memphis for the double taxes, and there was no bid. . FERRY DISCONTINUED - Ft. Pickering Ferry and Wm. Irvine's bond voided (see p. 8). (to be continued) * * * ** * * * * ARDEN ANDREWS, MARTIN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA Mrs. Bettye G. Burgess of Ft. Worth, TX submitted the following abstract, the "only mention of the State of Tennessee in some 1000-plus pages of wills": M3r.!}E.._Cou~J NC Will Book 2, 1810-1868, pp. 393-4 Will of ARDEN ANDREWS, dated 22 May 1847, probated April Term 1853. Sons: Wallace, Aldridge, Jos~ph, Warren; "Warren A. Andrews to have one tract of land lying in the State of Tennessee, Shelby County, on the Loosahatchie, containin~ 179 acres of land more or less." Daughters: Ethelinda Wynn, Drursina Bailey's four children, Susan Willeford; "Four Bailey chlldren--Elizabeth, Benjamin, Jesse, Drucilla": Exs: Wal- lace Andrews, Aldridge Andrews, Joseph B. E. Andrews; Wit: WID. W. Andrews, B. F. _ Sulmltlr, 1978 INDEX TO 1840 CENSUS. OVERTON COUNTY. TENNESSEE ( Transcribed from microfJ.lm '704, reel 11533, by 7'hoIMS P. Hughl!ls, Jr. Page 2 James Walker Doll1a Copeland Henry P. Hoover John Bilbrey Chattin Chowning Jamell Cook Joseph Horgan Leonard Ray Stephan Allen Malicha LeA William Philips. Sr. Ezekial Grissum David Maxwell Gilbert N01:'ris William Horgan Charles O'Neal William S. Harris Joseph F. Hall John Morgan John S. Copeland Joshua Carland John Norris Jeremiah York Samuel Tays James Eldridge William Cannon Joseph Looper, Sr. William Tays William H. Harrisson Thomas Cannon Benjamin Norvel Robert Daniel Levi L. Murphree Joseph Jones William Looper Evan Jones Thomas Morris Barnett West Anderson Key William C. Gore William Daniel Adam Gardenhire John Copeland Joel Pitman George Christian Erasmas L. Gardenhire Gideon Gardenhire William Chllton Joseph Gore John Gardenhire Samuel Looper John Lynn Obidiah Hickey John Let Solomon Looper Dawson Jackson Matthew Payne Andrew Born John Jackson Hiram Patrick Charles Page 9 Margaret Elder Jarratt Cox Samuel Keys Joberry Looper Nelson F. Howard Robbert Allred Sarah Eldridge John York William Lynn ISSAC Tindle Reubin Dickson Drucis Philips Hervey G. Bates Jessee Pitman John Clarlt William Allred John W. Teague Richard Boswell .Joel Looper Joseph Wright John Shutters rage "7 James Newher.ry Buckner Ledbetter, Jr. John Pitman Geor~e Dickenson Levi Philips Buckner Ledbetter. Sr. Theopholes McAllred James Wells Gamblin Wicks James Ledbetter Solomon Allred. Jr. John Mitkeff Allen Boman Arom Leddbetter Thomas Mooredock William Pew Solomon Allred. Jr. Washington Ledbetter Ben.famin B. Ray George Philips William Ledbetter Page 5 Hampton MUler William Philips, Jr. James Ledbetter Keziah Stafford William Teague Sevier Bailey John O. Smith William Pitman Renjamin Francis John Wilson Levi Ledbetter William B. Richardson Ann Matlock Joseph Newberry John McDonnold Doak H. Capps Absolom Matlock Nathaniel Bunch James Maxwell Robert Oakley Nathaniel Selby Page 3 William G. Roberts Hos.. Philips Larken Cox James Coleman Robert S. Windle I8!.ac Speck Smith Matlock Robert Hooredock Joseph H. Windle John Philips Ho.es Harri. William Hayter James Maxfield Jackson Patt'ick Nancy Finley Thomas Hughes John L. Daugherty Polley Ryley Catherine Upton John Wright William Winton Jacob Bassham David Jackson Washington Ledbetter Martin Cox Pleuant Speck Jacob Peterman John Robins William P. Goodbar John Franch Lewis Barnes William R. Smith William Walker William A. Officer Henry Dillen Ashbey Dunagan Henry Wisenor Thomas H. Fancher George Hunter Andrew Swallow Josiah T. Copeland Nathan Quailes Laurence Matthews. Sr. Noah Branham Thomas Carr. Jr. James C. Officer William Allen Benjamin L. Carlock Charles Harmon Green West Stephan Mayfield Abraham Hayter John Stewart John Winders John J. Hayter Thomas Prichett George Quailes Page 10_ Issac Carlock Richard Copeland William Quailes Spencer McHenry Anderson Tally William Juatice John Kerby, Jr. AI ven Cullom Samuel Shepard Caswell Hicks Hartin Quailes Thomas Armstrong William Brown Green Copeland Thomas W. Brown John S. Bryant Jessee Ashburn Thomas H. Harris William P. Nickols Elisha Lynder George W. Webb Page 8 William Morris Robert Ashburn Milton G. Brockett Henry Verble James McCarver John Hammock George W. Gardenhire Henry Bargo Paul Chappin TholUs Brown John B. Murphey John Whitaker Hirim Long John Allred Benjamin Walker Robert Officer Polly Lynch Hartin French Hezekiah Lee Robert Warren Elijah Shutters Page 6 .James J. Brown Jessee Reed Joseph Copeland John Gentry John Officer Thomas Crawford Henry Dock James A. Richardson Olive Johnson Thompson Cash Logan A. Lynch Eli Brown Reuben Kerbey Robert Winton Nancy Lynder Jacob Thomas Hamis Jacob Garrott John Carmack John Kirbey, Jr. John Carter Page 4 George W. Christian Albert Christian Edward Elam Patrick Pool Henry Gore Wtlliam E. Potter Nancy Sullivan George Jackson Joseph Belk Jamell CAmpbell William Holeman Willey Roberts Nancy Belk Patton Bowman Ann Martin Ja_. Barnes Hidm Pitts 7..~,..h...... ("__aa ft_ ••L ~___ ~_ 90 H Ansearchin ,.. Ne",s Thoul Dale Pale 13 Samuel W. Windle John Bl1 ben)' James Lovel Archibald Quarl.1 James B. McMill.n Philip Copel.nd Naney Burri.. Robert Miller John Hoard JelAee Oxendine Stlphan I. K. Smith Morlan Speck Ab.ol.. B. Hol...b Richard Copel.nd Nld,lpath Wlbb GeorRe Speck Allin B. Hall Jeffer.on Copeland WilUa. Hole..n Anthony Coop.r AusUn K. Edens Willi.. Oakley John B••'nder.on Iliac Richard. Andrew J. HoleNn Marlin McNeil Reubin Burril Willi.. Austin Ja.es At'lII8trong Thous D. Conway Ryley Miller William C. Ho.rd Pl••••nt Walker Page 11 Edward Scisco Samuel Brown WilUamWalker Joseph Chafin Sarah Newberry John Kean Mary Walker Willi.. Dale Stephan Newberry Job Jackson Sarah Holford John Ryon Matilda Halfi.ld John M. Turner David Brown Willi.. Davis Thomas Newberry Alfred C. Sevier James Runnels Issac Johneon Elijah Newberry John McMillen Thous Poteete Corneli~us Daugherty Charles Philips Joseph Nolin Leonard Davis, Jr. Magness Looper Turner Johnson Page 18 William Davis John Christian Abraham R. Sevier Richard Poteete Jonathan Davis John Richards William Tidwell Briant Breeding Thous Martin John Speck William Holeman John Chappin Mary Davis Benjamin Norrod William Myler Stephan B. Lile Southern Cook William Looper, Jr. William Anderson William Harp Benj..in Johnaon Thous Bowman John Goode Albert Stockton Job Carter, Jr. William Baswell George Koore Sarah Cook William Stout Page 16 Franklin Askins Moses Kennedy Samuel Bowman John Coffee Ja.es Bennett Jane Garrett William L. Philips Hardin P, Oglesby Benjamin Gardenhire William Mar.hall Richard Brown Jame. Peak William W. Harp John F. Sevier George W. Pendleton Robert Peak George KcGee Warren Rigsby Jallles Clift Isaac Tr.vis Charles Moore Peter J. Myer. Elijah Carwile Joseph B.tes James Black Willi.. Turner O. H. P. Harri. James Lanedale Arthur Ledbetter Page 14 Gideon B. Wray Burton Harp William Runnels Nancy Shutters Elijah Webb George Maxwell Charles Smith Jessee Philips Robert Savage Philip Askins Willis Huddleston Squire Crabtree Stephn West. Jr. Lewis Moore James Harrison IS:lac Crabtree James R. Copeland Nelson Eli Harris Hatcher Solomon CrAbtree James Bilbrey Paul S. Moore Archibald OXendine Pleasant Ogletree Isaac Bilbrey Thous C. Webb John F. Jewett Rachel Wilson Elijah L. Bryant Joseph E. Caruthers Elizabeth H. Thous A. Teague Joel Maxwell ~12 I.eAnder Hughs Jefferson Goodpasture Willis Robertson John R. Beck Anderson Jones Hoses Crabtree Wesley Johnson Gllu W. Webb Darke Ruble Stephan Vau!!l Charles Moore, Jr. Joshua Waits William P. Lewis Charles K. Allred Nancy Greenwood Edward Durant Robert H. Harris Robert Rayburn David Martindale David Stewart William P. Overstreet Joseph Johnson William Cooper Levi B. Morgan James S. Dale Isaac: Allen James McMillen Jessee Ashlock Nathan McGaha Page 19 Thous H. Hayter Thous Smith Benjamin C. Stewart Caleb Cooper Haley Jackson Daniel Kile Thous Champlin John A. Runnels Benjamin Ledbetter William Donaldson Hugh F. Armatrong John Pigg Joel Pettit John Barksdale Disa Matthis John E. Stockton George Vibbert John Sevier William Mathis Ninnevah Gaddis Job Carter, Sr. James Webb Larence Mathis Bryent Breeding, Jr. Samuel Calihan John OdIe Richard Harris William Morris, Sr. Allen Scott Page 17 Sarah Warren Hoses W. Copeland Luke Taylor Levi Pitts James K. Harp Jame. Cane Allen Colson John Mathis Hubbed Johnson John Brown M. F. Crouch Stephen Wells Joshua Runnels James Carmack, Sr. Mordica Fleming William Bilbery Jane Webb William K. Wyatt John Spiers William Morris William Wawson John Bilbery Hiram Tinsley John Hamock J8lIeS C. Webb Josiah Copeland Thompson Gardenhire John W. Keams Thomas Bilbrey Page 15 Henry Lea John Johnson Carter Belk Ricard Stone Jefferson West Samuel Young Frederic Hartsaw William Burros Russell Bilberry John Langford Issac N. Finley William H. Burrows Hirim Posten William Dickerson Pertheney Richards Nathaniel G. Butts William Hammock William Morrisson Jacob Swallow Wilson Spicer Candis Harris Edward Jones Whitaker Crabtree Levan Grace John Harris Robert Morrisson Washington Philips John Parish Isam Bilberry. Sr. Elijah Daugherty Summer, 1978 )' F.vin Bartlett Page 22 Sion Dickerson Burnett Capps Millessent Bartlett John Wadkins Dav id HallllllOck Jacob Chandler General Johnllon Jackson TOlllpkins Elley Armes Thomas Chandler Mary Maxwell Anna Car1Uck David Norris Sally Logston James Terry Edmund Lyon, Jr. Robert Roberts David Galton Burton Roberts Thomas Davis Robert Cheney Archibald Jackson Agnis Pettry Elizabeth Kasters James Newberry William Shinn John Hasters Joseph Smith David Davis Page 20 George Cain William Jones Allen G. Parker William Finn William Glascock Thomas Bennett Samuel C. Moore Joseph Terry Robert H. Goodpasture William Bennett F. W. Harris Absolom Sims Daniel Brown .Toshua Selby Daniel Rogers Katherine Sims Thomas Ervin James Qua::,les Mary Davis Mitchell Terry Ja!lles Shephard Joel Petty Elias Edens John Stephans Thomas J. Strain John W. Holding Alexander B. Morgan Samuel Peak James P. Philips Will!am Daniel John B. Beauford Holland Curtis Willey Langford John C. Ray John Dudley Isaac Craig Philps Gore Samuel Dickson, Sr. William H. England Isaac Gore Jemillll:i Evans Page 27 Jeremiah England Mounce Gore John McNeal Thomas Butler Synthia Stockton Nancy Harris Samuel Dickson, Jr. Jessee Sewal Michael Hale Benton Bilberry Zechariah Eldridge Th~mas B. Allred Michael Stockton Sally Copeland Corneli~us Carmack James Abston Phebe Warren !-~ark COlleland James Daniel Carr Pyrtle Samuel Welsh J:lmes Gilleland Pleasant T. WalthelL Thomas Fowler Candis Croose Page 25 Samuel Smith Reuben Clerk Allem Gilleland Isaac Carmack Burrell Willis Josiah ~~rchbanks Jam.s Lypse Delila Boyd John Smith John W. Carleton Enoch Bilberry Robert Neely Solomon Polson William Wilmouth Jessee Conway London Armstrong John Willis Jonathan Fowler William B1lberry Rilant Parrott Joseph Williams Archibald Kirby Thomas Carr, Sr. Millient Brown Silas W. Gentry Page 23 Joseph Goodbar Abraham Gayhart Rolen Terry La:-d Bilberry lBaiah W"rthen Charles Davis Judah Peak Alfred Brown Peggy Chappin Samuel Keene John Wilmout~ Hirim Spiers Thomas Bt"yant Hooper lIenry Abraham Wilmouth John Cannon Thomas Maxwell William Davis WilliamM. Marchbanks Jacob Briant Reuhe.n .T. West Cornelious Daugherty Nathaniel R. Marchbanks Jehn Briant John Kilman Elizabeth Daugherty William Stone Benja~in K. Stewart Surkiah Daugherty Page 21 William Harris joc~ua Stepp Elizabeth McDonnold Sarah Atkinson Stephen Breeding J~hn G. DRvis Daniel Johnson William Marchbanks Thomas Bilbrey Pleasant M. Armstrong Nathan Butts Burton Marchbanks James Poteete Alfred Tate Samuel Maynord Jane Dillen Thomas M. Finley John l1:mgold Silas Maynord Henry McKinney Willi.. Poteete John Ledford Hillery H. Goodbar J~hn C. Huddleston LAurence Bilberry Creed Garrott JO!leph Brady William Quarles David Martin Levi Robbins Alixander Branham Charles Burton Willis Holford .John SlI'ith AbrahAlll Hicks Robert Rockwhole Joseph Anderson Jessee Ledford Kelley WaTd Salley Dougla88 Christopher Organ Page 28 Reuben Jones David Cooper George K. Thompson William G. White James Jackson Spilsby Daniel John TAys Frederick Deck, Sr. Jessee Pollard Thomas Si-.pson Nelson Ray Willialll Hogan Ahner Kitchell Wilson Wilmouth Lindsey Hunter Martin Garrott Joseph Garrison John Webb Abner Carpenter Lewis Stover James Clerk Willi.. Copeland Brinkley Harward Henry Clerk c"eorge Eli Pa~e 26 Jallles Tays Wisdom Adkins Robert Goodwin David Marshall Edmund Gibbons, Sr. Henry Hodges .Toel Norris Redferren Ruth William Dale WilliAlll Clerk Burrel Francia Elizabeth Mayb~rry John B. Workman Nancy Bates William B. Adkins John Mayberry Samuel Workman Augusta Lee George Sivis John Martin Edward N. Cullom Stephan H. Copeland Robert Martin Paul S. Chappin Edlllund Lyon, Sr. Page 24 Thomas Maynard George C. Wheeler Tho_on R. Grace Jessee Gaddis Samuel D~vis Thomas Maxwell Willialll Flooty Daniel Webb John Davis Nathaniel Brown James H. Wright Nathaniel Dickerson Gabrial Roberts Susannll Chaffin John s. Brady Eurv,ett Mayfield WillisII' Stigall Francis Griffen Alexander Daugherty Willie Dickerson Gillispie Cunningham John L. White 92 Joseph Murphey Page 31 Winne ford Chisum Josiah Allen Daniel Conner Creed T. Huddleston Jacob Brown John Bilyew Tench McCol"llUlck B. E. Martin Richard Mills JaMs WOl'1aIan John Bi1berry, Sr. Joseph Riley Levi Oxendine Jessee Beard Edy Brown Elizabeth Riley ThOBl8s G. Hicks Thomas Muse Reuben Philips, Jr. Fleming McC1e1and Benjamin Carr R.ebecca Watson Hansford Bi1berry Reuben Pa!Bett Samuel Parrish Jane Nelson Reubin Swallow Polly Padgett George Thompson Willia. L. Armstrong John Allred, Jr. James AIIIonett Walter Brayfield Willi_ L.Huddleston Bailey Allred Abrabaa Garrott John Shinft Willi.. Reeder Vavan Prichart David Shinn John M. Dennis Pase 29 John Reader Ish.. Johnsoft Isasc Ridley Reuben Philips, Sr. Nancy Walker Hubard Harp Elizabeth Culla. ~reston Speck Robert Walker William Smith Jonathan Allred Elijah Garrett, Sr. Susannah Bigerstaff Page 36 Josiah BoIII8D Tho..s Cope JUleS hUh .. Minsne(?) Martin Isaac Boman Stephan Garrett Ephraim Watkins Da.id c.rrott Andrew Bo_ell, Jr. Shaderick Garrett Also. ll1ch Benjamin S.ith Andrew Boswell, Sr. Pleasant Huddleston Matthew Davie William McDonnold Adam Philips David Sharp Jessee Brown Hiri. Worley Charles C. Ramsey George Sharp Eli Harrieson Jeremiah Gray John Norris Willey Huddleston Willi.. Masters Riley Brown Isaac Ledford Jarrett Huddleston, Jr. Peter Livingston ~oah Whright Jarrett Huddleston, Sr. Page 34 Susannah Livingston Jallles H. Ferrill John Grabaa Mary Phili~s JaBeS Livingston Robert L. Ferrill Henry Graham Samuel Philips Crosby Harmon Nathan Crider Susannah Gibson Joseph Griffen Daniel Hanaon Isaac Franklin James Mullens Thomas Griffen Jonathan Osburn John Franklin Dianna Parris John label'son Fereby Oahurn Jessee Roberts James Norris Robert L. Arastrong John Huddleston Joseph Fox Merideth Stove Patrick R. Armatrong Matthew IlUDGels Lewis Jones Uriah Sherrill Mary Crouch John Hill Page 32 William Case Henry B. Winningham Jessee Threat Anthony Flowers William Wilburn John Winninghaa John Bowles Elizabeth Flowers RansODl Hoots Jaaes Vinningh_ J8IIIl!S Bowles Anthony Story Williaa Overstreet John Garrott Early Albertson R.euben Felkins Reuben Wyett Samuel Patterson Margarett Hunt Joseph Boc1alan Elizabeth French Anderson West John Solls Noah Rodgers Dillard Randolph Henry Benson Jues Robbins John Dillian John Butler Andrew Saith Arthur Robbins Abraha. GriMley Matilda lee~ Spotswood Garrott Prealey Robbins John Brown Matthew Da.is Wi1lia. Penderarass Sissi1ly B. Parris Elizabeth Turner Hugh McDonald Page 30 David Sharp, Sr. John Reid Nancy SlIith William Balentine Mary Flowers Henry Davis Rachal Winninghaa Beverly Ledbetter Pleasant Penderlrass Jam.. Maxfield Henry Sells Henry Young Henry Hoover, 51'. Pale 37 Jacob Sells Spicy Pryor John Patrick Benjamin nowers Millient Hunt Joseph Brown Joseph Taylor, Sr. Isaac V. Hozer Jallles Brooster Overton Pryor Dicy Daniel Willia. Chilton Jason IofcDona1d John Huddleston Jeremiah Taylor TboM. Jewett Isaac McDonald Joseph Garrott, Sr. ThOll&s Eldridge David Mullens Alen McDonald Joseph Garrott, Jr. Nicholas Mullins Valentine Mullin8 Alexander McDonald Elijah Garrott, Jr. John hnnedy Jaaes GulUlels James McDonald Roderic Garrott Buckner Gill Burrel P. Evans William S. Hill Page 35 Joseph larnes Susannah Linder George W. Hill John Shoemake Isasc Riley Andrew Sells Isaac Bullard Joshua Garrott Jues Jones William Gore William Hill John Huddleston, Sr. Jessee Hull Tho... Rill John Walker Jessee Rooker ThOllllls Ferrll Michael McDonald Calvin Cope George S.ith Jonathan Sevel Cle_ns Means Polly Hill James Fancher Nancy FerrU Evan Campbell Adam Winninlhua John C. Dennis JaBeS Ferril Thomas K. McDonald (?) John Neely Abraham Jones Samuel Ledford Page 33 John Carmack ThOlll88 Flowers Judy H~l Lurany Dennis Jane Payne Smith Perril Sarah Smith James Quarles Levi H. Dennis Benjamin Harri880n William Elder Henry Netherton Oliver Bilyew J_s Brown James Warren Lard 1faaM)ck Jessee Stanton Frederick Amonett Thunun Kagar Frederic Beck, Jr. Cyrus Bilyew Elizabeth Guthery William Pettitt Polly Eldrile Jessee Bilyew Isaac Thrasher Willi.. Poore Mary Brooks Daniel Shepard Adam Staley James McClelland Benja.in Brown Andrew J. Allen Joseph Becltllan John R11ey surrrner, 197R William Stephens Tholllas M. Guffee William Thompson Elizabeth KitchenH Alexander Tompkins Polly Miller William Walker Nancy Neely James Par.on Jessee Arnett William Harris Jame. Hickey Polly Griffen Samuel Neely Adam Dock Josiah Stewart Elizabeth Neely Jonathan Tipton Tobias Arney Page 38 Abraham Carr Thomp.on Barnes William Arney Jessee Sewal Richard Korri. Isaac Rum Adam Arney Arthur Reives Samuel CarJlllclt Benjamin Harmon Matthew Arney Stephan Sewal Peter Arnett Levi Daniel Benjamin Gabbert Richard Lee John Korri8 Koses Taylor Jenkins Tompkins Ephraim Bilberry Penina Dennis Page 4S John M. Pearce Hiria Duke Levi Dennis John Arney Harely Pearce, Sr. Elizabeth Bishop John P. T. Rus(?) Henry Arney William Parsons Polley West James H. Dennis Thomas Gamewell Harely Pearce, Jr. James Copeland William Hughes Richard Raybourn Lucindy Wall is Andrew Swallow Gabrial A. Roberts Sarah Lenear Arthur Pearce Thomas Taylor Ware Oglesby George Henderson Robert Hardin Anna West John Datmiel William Vann James Carter Andrew Swallow, Jr. Jessee Vann Wyett Harward Peter Fite Page 43 John Mallock Alervius MarcUII James Kaxwell Sarah Daniel Jessee Brown Joseph Duncan Jessee Eldridge SoloDlOn Roberts Sarah Bowman Hardy Hopkins Elison Spiers Balom Marcum Sally Brown J8IIIeS Duncan George Seobough Reuben Taylor Elizabeth Peterman Ellias Daniel Georae Ray David Little Joseph F. Davis Joseph Craven Aron Dood John Dennis Thomas Davis Joseph Taylor Daniel H. Koran John Wright Garrel Carver Alexander Ramsey Frederic Sawyers John Scott Lucy Reader Page 41 Joseph Brown Allen Thurman Simeon Taylor Thomas Philips Nancy Walker William F. Hartin Azeriah Dennis John R. Goldsby William Goard George H. Smith James Daniel Davis Kaster. Elizabeth Hensley Eusabias Stone Washington Daniel Robert Nelson Barney West James Skipworth Courtney Daniel Joseph S. Nelson Richard Posten Ezeltial Hill Beaty Philips William Fleming Hopy SiIIlcock Benjamin Whitehead Nancy HeMillen William J.... Herod Bilberry William Stone Portman Howard Polly Ray Absolom Holeman, Sr. Page 39 William Hardy Kezeiah Webb Martha Overstreet William Carr Richard Ray Sally Cape Thomas Blaclt Samuel Murphey Simeon Patterson Nathaniel Dodd Thomas Ashlock Solomon Pool Peter Ray John Hamelton Zechariah Sullens George Barrett John C. Lane Robert N. Crow David Philipps John Brown John Gore Page 46 Jacob Ridge Ephraim M. Guffee Elizabeth Barksdale Charles Carraway Samuel Dillen William Beck John Goodpasture Martin Scott John Baltrip William Hawkins Joseph Renshilow Joshua Hill Michal Philips John Roberts Esther Mitchel J_s Nevis Con rod Coffman Joseph Stith Campbell Posten John W. Thurman William Crawford Rice Donahoo Samuel Bender (Bouder?) Thomas Poindexter Benjamin Stewart Sa1llUel Warren William Grinstead William Green Nancy Doty David Gentry, Jr. John Stone David Frieze David Gentry, Sr. Page 44 John Sims Edward Durant, Jr. Willey Gibbon. Thomas Murphey Gilberbert Blakely Simeon Hinds Robert Chesney Arthur Goodpasture John Gibson Clinton Hinds Salley Kitchens William Shepard William Whitehead Elizabeth Brown Robert Carson William Goodpasture Thornton Kirltpatrick Madison Richard.on Walter Alley Koses Fisk Thomas Maberry William Greer Daniel Kartin Sally Brown Robert Armes Nancy Richardson Reuben Hol...n Thomas J. Stewart Wil.on S. Harvey John Richardsin, Sr. Matilda Crabtree Henry Martin Burnett Richardson Page 42 Henry Ford Archibald Armes Willie Law.on Sarah Holman Sybrenar Rayburn Jaaes Colston Larken Meritt James Goodhuah Alexander Brown Susannah Colston John Richardson, Jr. Willi.a Dailey Peter Arney Alfred Johnson Wade Goldsby J..es Staas Stewart Davis John Williams Elbert Richardson Stanford Cook Samuel Maxfield John Armes William Chilton Littleton Johnson Celia Stewart William Armes Jessee Lawson James J. Harrisson George Lenear Hanna Jennings John Carpenter Koses Payne Rachel Dale Page 40 Solomon Lane William Payne Elijah Ruschot(?) Alexandder Abner Elijah Davis Valentine Sevier Jed!n HololllOn Loyd Morgan Sola.on KcGeehee Paskiel Lenear Sarah Barksdale Tabitha Bell James Pryor Hie.jah ArmstronR HUllh Kile 94 Page 47 Henry Kilman Green Scrivener Jere.lah ItephlinH Thomas Smith William Stephans Solomon Marcum Yancy Greenwood Perlexton Watson Hartin Kilman Nancy Trent Archibald Grilsum Robert Clary Aggrippa Clarey Marllrett Morris John Rutledge Presley Grogan Page 48 Joel Shin" Beniamin Stephans Charles McAdams William Stigall, Sr. Sterlina Collier Frederic Mayberry Mary Tompkin. Thomas Hasty Joel Brown Ezekial Jennings John Workman Jeremiah Jackson S..ud Irown Francis Jennings Jacob Workman Brinkley Mainord Josiah Irown Leasel Langford Elijah Stov~r Edward Burgess Ambrose Wheeler Thomas Kilman John Kendle Thomas Burgess Glenn G.r.ee Abraham Chandler Samuel White Mary Ann Andrew Nathaniel Savage Thomas Whitworth Willian Fincher William Peterman Patrick Pool, Joshua Watson William Sewel Permelia Stephans enUllerator ** • * * * • * OVERTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE, REVOLUTIONARY &MILITARY PENSIONERS, 1840 Pensioner ~ Living in home of: Pensioner Age Uvinl in ho.e of: Samuel Tays 79 Head of houbehold Henry Hoover, Sr. 86 Head of household Cornelious Carmack 82 Henry Gore Joseph Taylor 78 Head of household William Philips, Sr. 91 Head of household Smith FerrH 80 Head of household Jessee Ashlock 84 Head of household Andrew Swallow 80 Head of houaehold Abraham Sevier 80 Abraham R. Sevier David Gentry 97 Head of household Henry Dillon 80 Abraham Grimsley George Henderson 81 Head of houaehold Benjamin Reader 80 John Walker " • * • * * • * • TENNESSEE NEWS ITEMS FROM iHE CATAWBA JOURNAL, CHARLOTTE, MECKLENBURG COUNTY, NC Contributed by Floyd L. Simpson, Jr, April 4, 1826 - Married in Lincoln on March 28 by Rev. James M'Bee, Dr. George F. Graham of Memphis, W. Tenn. to Miss Martha Ann Harris. August 8, 1826 - Died in Greene Co., Tenn. on July 16 age 25 years, Mr. James E. Robinson. Mr. Robinson was born and raised in Lincoln Co., N. C.; he was on a tour to the we.t when he was taken with a fever on Aug. 29, 1825; by assistance he was enabled to get on toward. home as far as Greene Co. where he died. AUqust 8, 1826 - Departed this life in 28th year of his age at Hickory Grove, Burke Co., h. C. on 30th of June at 10 o'clock P. M., Col. John B. Tate. He was sick with a pul monary disease for 3 years. A short period before his death he had united himself in marriage to the amiable and accomplished Miss Webster of Tennessee. Hay 8, 1827 - Obit. -A little girl, daughter of Sarah Brooks near Nashville, Tenn. aBe about 6 years was a few days ago burnt to death by the accidental communication of fire to her clothes. OCtober 30, 1827 - Married in this town on Thursday evening last by Rev. Mr. Robinson, Mr. Marshall T. Polk of Tennessee to Miss Laura T. Wilson, daushter of Joseph Wilson, Esq. November 13, 1827 - Died at Memphis, Tenn. on 27th of Sept. last, DoCL George Franklin Graham, son of Gen. Joseph Graham of Lincoln County, North Carolina. Dr. Graham after araduating at our university and receiving the honours of the Medical College in New York re.oved directly to the west and by his attainments and enerlY took hiBh rank in his profession• " " • * " • * ** Corrected queries from Volume 24, 14 (Winter, 1977): 77-177 McCALL-WATTS: Need inf Alexander McCall; b ca 1787 IRE; m Serena b ca 1814 TN. In 1850 Meigs Co. TN. Chn: Margaret 11; Chas 10; Wm 9; Mary 8; Harriet 7; Sarah 5; Martha 4; Enoch 1. Believe Enoch to be grgrfather; m Martha Jane Watts Nov 1873, b Rhea Co. TN. Alexander's dau may have m MeCains. Any inf on MeCal1s or Watts will be appreciated. Dolores Stoner, 6800 W. 10th, Kennewick, WA 99336 77-190 GROOMS: Need pts Isaac Grooms; b ca 1805 TN; m ca 1827 Delila Need her pta. 5 of 11 chn b TN (where?); mov ARK 1837. Louis Yates, 808 W. 4th, Stuttgart, ARK 72160 SUJmler, 1978 95 QUERIES Prepared for publication by Myrtle L. Shelton 78-56 KOONCE-ALCEY: Lemuel (or Sam'l) Koonce came fm Jones Co. NC to Wilson, on to Lincoln, Fayette, Shelby Co. TN where he d. (Fam of wife Alice(?) Alcey also came TN.) Had sons David, Amos, others. Son Jarmon Koonce was Co. Court Clerk Fayette Co. where 1850 census shows large fame Des to cor with desc of this fame Mrs. W. L. Koonce. P. O. Box 889, Refugio, TX 78377 78-57 ADAMS-MICKLE-BARBER-BARNES-BAGWELL: Need anc of John Adams (b MD, d Mont gomery Co. TN 1823) & wife Eleanor __(b VA 1775, d Montgomery Co. 1856/7). Known chn: Sarah m John C. Mickle; Eliza m. Young P. Barber; Hillary; Susanna; John H; Emma m J08 Barnes; Addisea; Andrew Jackson m Eliz; Amelia; Amanda m Gabriel lagwell. Mrs. F. M. Gossum Jr., 201 Court Drive,' Fulton. IY 42041 78-58 WATSON-LIVINGSTON-NEILL-HINDSON-GILBRAITH-HICKS-WARD-GOWAN-COWAN-NEAL: John Watson (d 1930 Memphis, TN) m Birdette Livingston, Will share Watson fam info fm MS. John McConnel Neill m Lucinda Hindson ca 1847 Madison Co. TN, need date. Chn: Wm Gilbraith (b Aug 1848 m Sara A ca 1869, d aft 1909)~ J. Burton (b 1851, single in 1880); Ella (~ 1853, may have m Hicks); J. E. (male, b ca 1855); Jane (b 1851, may have m Albert M. Ward l87o-80r:- Who was Mary Gowan (Cowan) ~5, in home of John M. Neill (Neal) in l850? Mrs. C. L. Neill, Box 103, Pharr, TX 78571 78-59 McINROE-KINCANNON-NEWTON-MEREDITH-WRIGHT-EASLEY: Patrick Mc.lnroe (b Co. Mayo IRE ca 1820) m Nancy R. Kincannon (b ca 1820 VA). Where m? On Humphreys Co. TN 1850 census; need her fame Need TN bpI John Isaac Newton b Dec 1810, m Lydia Mere dith b Nov 1804 AL. Where m? His father poss Wm. Chn: Anderson 1829; Isaac T. 1831; Geo W. 1833; Lucretia 1835; Mary E. 1838; Willis, Sara, Robt, Nancy, b Clark Co. AR. Need desc Jas J. Wright (b ca 1814 NC) m Francerine (Franci8?)~~_ (b 1829 NC) m Nov 1848 Rowan Co. NC. Need pts. Chn: Mary Jane (b HC), John W., Jas H, Nancy E, Charlotte A, Sarah E, Benj J, Sintha A, b TN. Need bpI pts, m rec Jas Easley b 1805 m Jane b 1803. Chn b TN: Mary, Calvin b 1835. Robert F. Beare Sr., 1608 Oak Ave., Duncan, OK 73533 78-60 REED-ALLEN-COLLINS: Need info fam Jesse Reed, Rev sol fm NC & wife Eliz _ of Smith Co. TN. Likely sons: Guilford Dudley b 1781 m Mary ; Robt; Jas of Rutherford Co. 1833; Patrick; dau Eliz m Bethel Allen in MO by 1820. Relative Dav~ld Reed m Harriett Allen, liv Davidson Co. Widow of Jesse m Joseph Collins. Nona Reed William(3, 4160 Dunhaven Rd., Dallas, TX 75220 78-61 McCORD: Have collected info on McCord of TN & rest of U. S. Want to share info especially with those of following TN counties: Anderson, Bradley, Carroll, Franklin, Greene, Henderson, Henry, Lauderdale, Obion, Shelby, Davidson. Doc. McCord, 1046 Carriage Hill Dr. , Clinton, IA 52732 78-62 USSERY-BARNETT: Des cor with desc of Maury Co. 1830 Usserys (Sylvester, Peter, Thomas). Need pts Jane Ussery (b ca 1826 TN)m 1847 Johnson CO. lL. Defi nitely.rel to Sylvester who m Mar, Barnett, mov tam Johnson Co. IL 1837-1843. Mrs. Roberta D. Torrence, 6631 Marde1 Ave., St. Louis, MO 63109 18-63 MAJORS-CaPE-SHANKS: Am compiling genealogies of: Majors fam of Pranklin Co. TN; Cope fam of Middle TN; Shank. fam of Hawkins Co. TN. Would like to include your fam if you have ties with them. Mrs. Betty M. Majors, 111 Oak Park Dr., Tullahoma, TN 37388 96 "Ansearchin ' H New;;;. 78-64 KNOTT-MARTIN: Henry R. Knott (b NC) m Camilla Martin 7 Feb 1849 Gibson Co. TN. Need her pts. What reI he to Jonathan & Agnes Knott (b NC ca 1800) in Hen derson Co. 1850, Gibson Co. 18801 Mrs. John R. Fowlkes, 2119 s. Ward Ave., Caruthersville, MO 63830 78-65 MOSLEY-LACKEY-RACHELL-JONES-BEARD-HOWELL-ORRELL-OLIVER: Need ptsLuvina Beard m Eneas Lackey, d Lincoln Co. TN. Also pts ~ancy Basket Mosley b 1827 NC m Wm Stevenson Lackey, d Weakley Co. Need info Volentine Rachell b 1771 SCi Wm Jones b 1790 d Weakley Co.; May b 1826 m S. F. Jones, Weakley Co.; J. N. Howell b 1826 SC d Weakley Co; Thos Orr.ell b 1775 VA d Mentgome.,.'y Co. TN; J. p. Oliver b 1829, liv Weakley Co 1860. Robbie Lackey Elliott, Route I, Box 242, Sharon, TN 38255 78-66 BURCH-BEASLEY-NESBITT-WHITTINGTON-ASHALL-POWERS: Need pts Wm B Burch (b 1805 VA d 1855 Robertson Co. TN) m Mintariah Holman, same co. Need pts, wife Emsley Beasley (b ca 1786 NC d 1840 Robertson Co.) Need wife Robt Nesbitt (b 1758 Scotland came Charleston SC in Rev War, d Dickson Co. TN 1848). Need pts Emily Whittington (b 1815 TN d bef 1860) m Arthur A. Powers, Dickson Co. Need any info Geo Asha11 fam Isle of Wight Co. VA. Mrs. Charles T. Sandu~ky, 8311 Luree Lane,Hermitage, TN 37076 78-67 ASHER-McGEE: Need info Thos Asher b ca 1795 TN in War 1812 fm Anderson Co. TN, m Mary McGee 1817, same co. In Bond Co. IL by 1820, in TX 1832. Chn: Jas, Delaney, Thos Pleasant, Marv Ann (Polly), Rohertson. Franklin, Nancy Caroline, John H. & Louiza. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hand, 13 Tonto Circle, Victoria, TX 77901 78-68 TEMPLE: Need maiden name Nancy (b ca 1801 NC d 1871 Lauderdale Co. TN) wife of Green B. Te~le. Also need pts, bros, sis of both. Liv Tipton Co 1830, then Lauderdale Co as late as 1870 (chge co. line?) Think he d 1841; have G. B. Temple est & purchasers, Nancy Temple, admin dated Jan 1842, Lauderdale Co. Mrs. O. B. Carter, 3628 Kimberly Lane, Fort Worth, TX 76133 • 78-69 ROGERS-WYATT-HILL-LANIER: Need any info Wm Ro~ers b 1790 VA listed 1830-50 McNairy Co. TN. Dau Zebbe1 (or Zivi1) m Wyatt 1834; their chn: Lenerd, Cag- gers, Martha. Rogers nauies may provide clue: Ed1ey, Lindo1ph, Quimby, Leroy. Need pts, bpI Robt SHill m Mary Lanier Henry'Co. VA 1836, d McNairy Co 1850-60. Mrs. Robert Adcock, P. O. Box 349, McGehee, AR 71654 78-70 JACKSON-LEE-McDOUGALL-FLOYD-BOLMES-PARKS-BRYANT-SCALLIONS-CUPP: Des info Mark Jackson (b 1790 Union Iliat SC) m cousin Margueritte Jackson, mov TN later MS. Chn: Sallie m Lee; Gardner m McDougall; Daniel m Goodson; Patsy m _ Floyd; Polly m Holmes; Clara m Parks; Matilda m Jack Bryant; Lavinie m Scallions; Mitchell m Mar~aret Cupp; Jason m Dida Bryant. Mrs. John E. Brunzo, 1611 N. University Ave., Little Rock, AR 72207 78-71 BATEMAN-COMBS-ROOPE: Need pte, chn John Jeremiah Bateman m Artie Combs Henry Co. TN, 1iv Benton Co d 1908. Was Pvt, Co B Napiers Bat TN Conf Army, en listed 12/7/1862. Need pts, chn Jonathan T. Bateman &wife Matilda Roope b TN? Mev Gonzales Co. TX 1836, in Conf Army, mov Coryell Co. TX nr Jonesboro. Is be son of Jonathan T. from NC? Marie Bandy Ruffin, 3052 Glengarry Rd. , ~4e1l!Phis , TN 38128 78-72 CUZZORT-CARLISLE-BIRCHETT-STOKES: Will exch on the above fam names in TN and NC areas. Mrs. Katherine Bernardi, 22760 Olmstead, Dearborn, HI 48124 97 78-73 GODSEY-GRAHAM: Need info RI B. Graham & wife Catherine , both b VA; dau Malinda Ellen b VA 1842, sons Samuel & Robert. Need pte. bpl, m date of Ander son' Godsey b TN Dl Ellen Graham 1867; chn: Nanny, Robt. Edward, Landon, Susan, Leon, Maude. Mrs. Orval Nielson, RFD 11, Alden ICA 67Sl2 78-74 WALTERS-THOMAS-SWIFT-STONE: Need info Abraham Walters (son Thomas Walters) m .Judith Thomas 1802 VA; in Henry Co. TN in 1820's. Was it their son Wm (b ca 1806 VA) who • 1) Marietta Swift mav to TX, m 2) Mrs. Mary Thomas Stone 1865 Rusk Co. TX? Need pts Judith Thomas & Mary Thomas Stone Walters. .Bow were they related? Mrs. Murle Phillips Rhodes, P. O. Box 121, Columbus, TX 78934 . 78-75 PERKINS-NEEDHAM-FULLBRIGBT-KINNAMON-GAMBLE-ROOPER.-TATE-ALLISON: Need info on: Dave Bill Perkins killed Battle Shiloh m Sarah Ann Needham McNairy Co.(?) 1859, son David wm b 1861 m Carrie R. Fullbright 1895 same co. (dau of David &Martha Allison Fullbright); Sam'l Bates Kinnamon b ca 1837 d Civil War 1865 m 1857 Rachel Gamble, son Robt b 1859 same co Dl 1876 Monroe Co. Sarah Monterrey Hooper b 1858 Graham Co. NC (dau of Pa1aska &Betty Tate Hooper). Kathy McIntyre Perkins, 812 Bellemeade Blvd., Gretna, LA 70053 78-76 JOHNSON-CARMICHAEL: Need pts William Carroll Johnson b ca 1812-20. Need ,pts Mary Ann Carmichael b ca 1810-20. Viola Baughman, 308 Lincoln, Brush. CO 80723 78-77 R.EED-WALL-PARKER.-HOLT~EDWARJ)S-SANDER.S-MOORE-SPEA.R-SPEER-PRICE: Need all info, wife's name Moses Reed, Montgomery Co. TN; also info David Wall, WIll Parker, Wm & Jas Holt, Jonathan Edwards, Jas & Wm Reed-all reI Moses Reed. Need info Robt Price desc came to Robertson &Davidson Co. early 1800's with Sanders &Moores. Was his wife a Speer or Spear? E. L. Soyers, 1008 S. Webster, Harrisburg, IL 62946 78-78 McDOWELL-ASKEW-BUCKNER: Need pts Charley Henry McDowell (b May 1868 prob NC where? d 1920 Baywood Co. TN) 11 1902 in Madison Co. TN Etta Askew, dau Geo H. Aakew (b 1846 Randolph Co.NC) & Sarah Buckner (b ca 1840 Chatham Co. He). Mrs. Opal McDowell leeen , 3590 Bavliss Ave.. Memphis t TN 38122 78-79 FLESHART-WYSONG-WATTERSON-SWANN: Need proof that Frances Fleshart & Eliz Wysong were pts of Eliz who m Henry Watterson. Believe they liv Hawkins or Sulli van Co. TN ca 1820. Need pts Jermiah G. Swann b 1812 TN m ca 1834 Mary __ froll AL, mav TX 1848. Mrs. Ella Lee Sheffield, 1215 25th Ave. N., Texas City. TX 77590 78-80 BURNS-HARRIS-LEGGETT-PURYEAR-GRIFFIN-GALLOWAY: Des info Eliz Burns b ca 1802 1iv with dau Martha Harris 1850 Shelby Co. TN, with dau Sarah Leggett in 1860-70. Sarah m 1) Wm Puryear 1848, 2) Josiah Leggett 1857. Is the marriage of Aquilla Burns & E1iz Griffin Lawrence Co 1818 this Eliz? Is the 11 of Eliz Burns & John N. Galloway LawrencEl Co 1855 the dau who was liv with Sarah Puryear in l850? Were Citizen &Lavina chn of Eliz Burns? Sylvia Brooks. Route 2, Wynnewood , OK 73098 78-81 LANCASTER-DAVIDSON-CARROLL-KELLY-CREWS: Need pts of: wm N. Lancaster b bef 1810 HC or VA, bought on Beaverdam Creek. Hickman Co. TN 1827, m Polly Ann Davidson; Lt. Andrew Sterling Carroll (b 1785 Mecklenburg Co VA d l839 JHic1alan Co. TN) m Anne Kelly; Redman Crews b 1764 VA 1iv Huntingdon, Carroll Co. TN 1831 (1831 pension application) • Ralph P. Carroll, P. o. Box 1079, Sedona, AZ 86336 98 "Ans••rchin ," News 78-82 SHADDEN (SHEDDEN)-ASHKORE-BELL-CALDWELL-EAKIN-FAGOLA-FARRELL (FERRELL) FRANKLIN-GASS-GAUT (GANT)-GAY-GREGORY-HAYS (HAYES)-HOSKINS-LESLEY (LAST.EY)-LYLE (LILE)-McCALL-McCLUNG-McKNIGHT-McMURRAY (McMURRY)-KALCOM (MALCOLM)-N!WMAN-TEDDER WILSON: Will publish soon "Shadden/Shedden Family of E. TN." Need info on other fam listed above, all in Jefferson, Blount, Sevier, Knox Co. in early 1800's; later Monroe, McMinn, Polk., Roane, Loudon, Cumberland, Hawkins, Montgoaery. Brad ley, Giles & Maury. Will answer all cor. Mrs. Thomas W. Sheddan, 20471 Loyalton Dr. , Walnut, CA 91789 78-83 SANDERLIN-COMER-HARPER-LOVE-COPELAND-WARREN: Need anc: Lemuel B. Sander- lin, wife Eliz , aon Wilson P. (b ca 1822 • Louisa C. (dau Rubin E. Comer & Isabella A) 1iv Madison Co TN 1850; Wm Bradford Harper (b 1788 SC m Rosanna Love b ca 1788 PA)liv Henry Co TN 1820-50; Wm Copeland m Mary b ca 1798 NC 1iv Henry Co TN 1830-50, son Thos listed as constable 1850 Henry Co census; were bros Wm V & Neal S. Warren 1840 "C:enaus:i.Marshall Co TN reI to other Warrens listed? Mrs. D. M. Warren, Route 1, Box 2071, Jacksonville, TX 75766 78-84 RANDOLPH-ORTON: Need any info Elijah Randolph b 1789 Tn, ad to be son of Nathaniel of Warren Co. Sd to have helped build school there in 1811, m Rachel Orton ca 1812, mov KO c~ 181i. Wayne Randolph, 26B Elm St., Cooperstown, NY 13326 78-85 HAMILTON-WILLUL~S-LEWIS: Need info Joel Hamilton b ca 1822 TN m Orra Williams b ca 1823 AL, chn: Jas Andrew, Thos S., Margaret F., Mary A., John W., Orra D. Also need info t~1ley Lewis b 1809 TN Methodist min. Both fam IIOV to MS. Sharon Rogers, 1813 Junius, Fort Worth, TX 76103 78-86 GILBERT: Need pts John Gilbert b 1790 TN m Mary _ b 1787 TN. Chn: Ro anna, Mary R., Frances M., David W., Salina, Randolph, Emily. Mov Nacogdoches Co. TX ca 1835. Louella E. McAdams, 6518 S. Fo. Division St., Portland, OR 97206 78-87 THOMPSON: Will exch or pay for documented info. 1820 Williamson Co. TN census lists Leonard Thompson a~e 26-45 with 1 fem age 26-45, males under 10 & 16-25, 3 fem und 10 & 2 10-16. Need name wife, chn, date & pI d. Have data on SOD Leonard M. Thompson b 1806 NC. Mrs. C. E. Moore, 557 S. Beach St.! Fort Worth, TX 76105 78-88 BROWN-CANNON-HASTINGS-WILLIAM: Need info Thos Cannon, Jr m Eliz Brown 1812 Greene Co. TN d in TX. Chn: Rachel m Hastings, East TN; Nancy Gordon b TN m Jas H. William 1835 AL. Want name other chn in fame Need info Della Cannon ca 1898 Memphis, TN Maxine Cannon, 1005 W. May, Madisonville, TX 77864 78-89 GREER-CAIN-HENRY-BLACKWELL-CRAIG-BYRNS-LEEPER-GRAY-DUDLEY-BERRY-DODSON-DAILY: Need info Henry Greer b Tn ca 1812. Davidson Co 1840 census lists him next to Wm Henry. 1850 Perry Co census gives his wife Harriett Henry; chn: Margaret m Hardeman Craig. America m Andrew Craig, Tabitha 11\ John Byrns, Bettie m John Leeper, Susan 11\ Joe Gray, Charlotte m Geo Dudley, Tennessee m John Berry, \1m m Amanda Dodson, Joe m Dodson, James m Daily. 1860-70 Perry Co. census shows 2nd wife Cordelia (Cain); chn of this m: Mary Izona (Ida), Cain. Were there other chn by this .1 Need pts of Henry Greer & Cordelia Cain. B<~~gene E. Blackwell, 2738 Lawndale, Evanston. IL 60201 78-90 CRAIG-PICKARD-FERCUSON-BRISCOE-WILLIAMS-oSBORN-ELLETT-BOYLES-BOSHER: Will exch: Sarah Jane Craig b 1810 TN m 1831 Maury Co TN Jas S, Pickard b 1811 KY; Jacob H. Ferguson b VA ca 1802 m Mary B __ b VA 1805 (Chn b TN d MS); Wm Henry (Bill) Briscoe b Kilkenny Co. IRE 1859 (pts Jus Patrick Henry &Mary (Callan) BriscQe); John Wright Uilliams b TN ca 1815 m Giles Co. TN Zane Osborn b TN ca 1822; John Ellett b VA ca 1&00 (King wm Co.?) m Mary Ella Bosher b VA ca l80S to Attala Co. MS ca 1837; wm Boyles b ca 1716 VA m Mary ca 1784 d Panola Co. MS. Mrs. Cecil D. Briscoe. 3223 Lyndalt! Ave.. Memphis. TN )8112 78-91 BOYD-JOHNSON: Need pts, bros, sis Jonathan L. Boyd b 1824 Maryville, TN m Elmira Johnson 1847 Knoxville TN, mov Anna, IL 1851, d there 1863. Mrs. Virgil Guimond, 317 W. Adau, Manteno, IL 60950 78-92 BOASE-BQAZ-BOSE-WA1UU!N: Wish to hear fm Boase & Warren desc fm Lincoln Co. TN ares. Daniel (b ca 1770) & Nathaniel Warren b 1792 NC were 'there in 1820, also sev BoBse fams. Eliza Jane Warren b 1821 m in Leake Co. MS 1837 Andrew Jackson Boase Il TN. Mrs. Gene Harris, 1404 Borger St •• PlainView, TX 79072 78-93 HENRY-ROARK: Need pts, bros, sis, bpI (Anson Co. NC?) Andrew J. & Wm Henry. Need aame info Amos, James, Sam'1 Roark. All in 1830 Fayette Co. TN census. A. V. Henry, Route 1, Box 40, Clev~land, MS 38732 78-94 ROCKHOLD-TALENT: Wi£;~a t'om:~ct deac Jas & Mary EJ.1Z Ta1en~ last seen White Cu. TN 1870 census) son John A. a&e 1. Also desc ThUG & l-'rancis Rockhold, res Sul livan Co. TN fm 1780's to mid-1800's. Will exch iufo. Lucille M. Hulsey, 1262u Southridge Dr., Li~cle Rock, AR 72212 78-95 HENDON-STANDEFER: Des info re m date Eliz ~c4nuefer & wm M. Hendon (Cd 17751) E1iz was dau Israel & Ca.8anaer Anderson Standefer. Carolyn Ericson. 1614 Redbud St•• Nacasdoches. TX 75961 78-96 CLARK-McCASLIN-MANN: ~eec1 pts Alston Jones ~Cas1in b 1827 TN, to MS 1830. His father sd to be A. J. Sone sayan earlier one m Mary Alston, their 80n • 1) Rebecca Mann, 2) Mary Liningcon Clark. Another McCaslin mov MS fm TN. Alfred d 1840/1 Ya1aousha Cu. ~ Mrs. Eugene L. Ward, 197 Overlouk Dr. NW, Gainesville, GA 30501 78-91 STEWART: Need wif~ &mother wm P. Stewart lefc w111 Shelby Co. TN 1846, dau Susan. His father Jas b NC ~775 liv with grson Wm P. Stewarc in 1850. Need James' death date. Allene Lee P. Holmes. 3027 W. 79th Pl., Chic3go p IL 60&52 78-98 HUTCHERSON-MAY-:HCKS-GARDNER-SIMPSON-ElMORE-CO\mN-MAKSHALL: Need info: WID Childs Hutcher(s) (i) (in) son b 1805 VA m Eliz May b 13~4 (dau of John May); chn: wm M,. Nannie. Annie, Laura, Tennessee, Adelaide, Ida. keb~cca--all b TN ca 1836-1855. wm M m 1) Mary Eliz Hicks ca 185~ Putnam Co. AR (one son Lemuel), 2) Mary Jane Gardner (when? chn?); WID Simpsun b VA? d ca 1842 m Nancy Cowan b Ala d 1833; Sam'l C. Simpson b 1829 TN d 1902 '!.'X III 1855 Eliz 1. Elmote b 1&33 VA d 1885 Madison Co. TN (dau of Wm E. Elmore & tiat1nah Marshall). Will c:~ch. Mrs. E. O. Bruce, 37 Ridgev~ew, Jackson, TN 38301 78-99 SUDDATH-SHELL-FINCH-BELL-~~FALLS-RAINS-DUNCAN-YARBROUGH-RUSHING-ANDERSON: Need info on ~hese TN lines. Alsc.. ir..fo Suddath fam Weaklt=y Co. TN. 1870 census 100 HAnsearchin'" Ne~~ lists Lewis Suddeth & chn: Nancy, Sallie, Mary, Thomas, James, Paralee, John & Bennett. Mrs. James L. Suddath, 7900 W. Illinois, 184, Midland, TX 79701 78-100 WEST-McCOY-FOSTER-INHAN-PEEK-BAILEY: Need info Lennard West b ca 1787 TN as per 1850 census, but fam trad says came fm Henrico Co. VA. In Nt by 1816. He & wife Mary "Polly" McCoy or Jane Foster or Jane Inman (b 1788 SC) had 9 chn in Bunc. or Madison Co NC. He had bro Jas Np.wton West, maybe a Ris who m 1) Jas Peek of VA, 2) Levi Bailey b 1776 ""'"A. HR.ve mu~h data, will exch. Polly Book West , Rou"e I, Box 208 , .Uexander, HC 28701 78-101 BURNS-BURNES: JaR Bnrn(e)s liv Hardin Co. TN 1850 census, age 20, wife Nancy 17. Was he son Thos &Eliz Burns, liv same co? Who was Nancy? Did they mov Marion Co. AR with Thos & fam in 1852 where Thos pd taxes that year? Mrs. L. D. Burnes, Box 365, Yellville, AR 12687 78-102 BURLESON (a1l)-ESKRIDGE (all)-ORR (all)-DAVIS (FauqUier, VA 1800, Abbey ville SC 1810, Shelby ALA 1840-70, Limestone &Whichita, TX l870)-GALLOP (KY, OB, TX)-BRYAN (all)-ROBARDS-ROBERTS (KY, TN): I am researching on all above lines. Mrs. Rita Burleson Bryan, 2649 Kingsbury Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76118 78-103 BARRON-BAIRD-FIELDS-HANNA-STEPHENSON-TINNEN: Need pts Joseph Barron b 1800 prob Washington Co. TN, wifp. Femmon (or Fleming) b 1802 Ne, liv Campbell Co. TN mov Washington Co. AR 1849, d there. Chn: Nancy m Wm Baird 1838; Biram H. m Dicey ; Andrew D. T. m Winney C. Stephenson; John A. m M~ry Hanna, Richard S. m Harriet Tinnen; Jos Jr. m ; Jas lwdison m Charlotte Rutherford; Wm Marion m Nancy Jane Hanna; Femmon m Sam'l Hanna; Emily m Wm. S. Hanna; Eliz D\ Stephen Fields. All m Washington Co AR; some lOO'~ to TX. Des cor with desc; will exch info. Jack L. Barron, 3200 W. 32nd St., Topeka, KA 66614 78-104 COFFEY-CASK~-~ILMER-~ORBES-SHAW: Need pts WM G. Coffey b SC 1798 d Maury Co. TN, will proved Aug l8P6, bros Hugh & Sam'l, 8is Nancy m Thos Caskey in Maury Co ca 1817. Need info tJra Gilmer, wife Susanna Shaw; chn: Robt, John, !liz, Prue dence, Wm, Jose~h m Martha Forbes Guilford Co. NC d Maury Co. TN 1862. Believe all ch b Guilford Co. NC Eileen H. Wenslay, 3843 Ridgeway Dr., Los Alamos, NM 87544 78-105 FOWLER-USSERY: Need info SylvaniuR Fowler &wife Mary Ussery, Jackson Co. TN 1810 & bef. Where did they marry? Need pta of both & date of his death. Mrs. Warren L. Faller. Fivp. G~bles, 901 West Storey. Midland, TX 79701 78-106 BRlMER-BRYMER-HOPKINS: Need info on wives & ane of Wm Brimer enlisted Rev War from Wilkes Co. NC, later liv Sevier, Bradley Co. TN and son Amos m Vashti Hopkins, mov Burleson Co. TX. Iris H. Zimmerman, Route 2, Bo~ 3l~, Burtram. TX 78605 78-107 GWYN-PLANT-WARR-ISBELL: Need info Richard R. Gwyn b 1808 GA; Eliz Angeline Plant b 1820 ALj Wm Glenn Warr b 1758 NC or SC. Need m date & pI Jas Monroe Warr & Louisa Virginia Isbell ca 1865 TN. Judie Fite King, 3903 S. Grahamwood Cove. MemphiS. TN 38122 78-108 JOHNSON-HEDRICK: Need pts, info Richard "RF""Dick" Johnson b 1848 TN aban doned 2nd wife Califonia "Callie""Fronie" Hedrick & ehn Samuel, Albert, Archie in H111 Co TX 1885. Was "disturbed" f1ll ra11-fence-accident death of young son of 1st marriage in TN. DIan R. Lewis. 204 Howard Ave .• Piedmont. California 94611