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VOLUME 15 OCTOBER - DECEMBER 1968 NUMBER 4
- CONTENTS - THE PRESIDENT'S LETTER •••...... 151 NOTES FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK •• ·...... 152 THE .BOOK CORNER • ...... 153 LOVINS BIBLE. .. .-. . · ...... 157 GAULT CEMETERY, FRANKLIN COUNTY • ·...... 160 ROBERT ARMSTEAD, REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER. · ...... '. 161 GLOVER BIBLE. . . ,...... 162 FlDYD CEMETERY, RUTHERFORD COUNTY ...... ·...... 165 GARRETT-EMBREE BIBLE. •••••••• ·...... 166 ANCESTORS ARE WHERE YOU FIND THEM • · ...... 167 THE ARMSTRONG-COOPER BIBLE. •.•• · ...... 168 MARRIAGE RECORDS OF SUMNER COUNTY, 1787-1838 •• ·...... 169 TENNESSEANS IN TEXAS •.•...... 176 WEST TENNESSEE LAND GRANTS...... 179
ROANE COUNTY TENNESSEE CHANCERY RECORDS • • • . . .. 189 JOHN D. LAWSON FAMILY ••••.•• ...... 191 QUERIES. NO. 68-165 THROUGH 68-191 ••••••••••••••••• •• 191 THE TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, POST OFFICE BOX 12124, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 38112
OFFICERS AND STAFF FOR1968
President Mrs. Will iam A. Ericksen Vi ce-President Mrs. Henry N. Moore Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Miss Jessie T. Webb Recording Secretary Mrs. Rivers Young Director of Research Mi s s Rebekah Dean Librarian Mrs. Robert Loui:s Cox Advisor Mr. William L. Crawford Advisor Mrs. Laurence B. Gardiner Advisor Mrs. BUl'lyan Webb Parliamentarian Mrs. Lois D. Bejach Editor Mrs. Charlotte E. Elam Editorial Staff Miss Bernice Cole Mr. and Mrs. Mobley Coli insworth Mr. and Mrs. William L. Crawford Col. and Mrs. Byron Hyde Mrs. C. D. Kelso, Jr. Miss Barbara McNamara Mrs. Henry N. Moore Mr. Jonathan K. Smith Mrs. Edwin M. Standefer Mrs. Bunyan Webb
If you or!' searching for ancestors in Tenn!'ssee·, r!'member "Ansearchin' " News the official publication of The Tennessee GenealogicaISoci!'ty. -151-
SPECIAL NOTICE
We have received letters of resignation from our President, Mrs. William A. Ericksen, and the Editor, Mrs. Charlotte Elam. We appreciate their long hours of service, and this society feels that it has no other choice but to respect their wishes and accept their resignations with regret.
THE BOARD OF THE TENNESSEE GENEALOGY SOCIETY
THE PRESIDENT'S LETTER
Greetings,
You will note from the above notice that our President, Margaret Ericksen, and lditor, Dee Elam, have submitted their resignations which have been accepted by the board. We will miss very much the contribution made by these two dedicated members. This will be the last issue of "Ansearchin'" published under the supervision of Dee. I am sure all of you will agree that "Ansearchin'" has contributed much to genealogical research while Dee served as editor.
We are very fortunate in that Mrs. Edwin N. Standefer (Jewel) has agreed to serve as our editor. As you will recall, Jewel is a past president of the Tennessee Genealogy Society and has contributed greatly to the growth of the society to its present status. Jewel, for many years, has served in various capacities in the society and assisted in gathering material for our publication. We are sure all members will continue to fur nish the editor with material which will maintain the high standards that have been accomplished by the editors in the past.
I would like to solicit from you any suggestions that you might have as to how our publication might be improved in the future. As you know, our objective is to pro vide the best publication possible for the assistance in genealogical research, particularly throughout the state of Tennessee.
I am pleased to inform you that our membership has continued to grow in the year, 1968, in excess of 800 members.
Arrangements are being made for the Seminar next fall. Please set aside the dates of August 28, 29 and 30 for this meeting. Again, we will hold the Seminar on the Campus of Memphis State University at the Central Towers. We are in the process of completing arrangements for speakers and would like to assure you that we will have the best available.
All members of the board of this Society joins me in wishing you happy ansearchin' during the coming year.
Yours sincerely,
William L. President -152-
NOTES FROM THE EDITORS'S DESK
'j j ! MEMORIAL I We regret to advise our readers of the death of the I following Memphis members of the Society in 1968: I
Mrs. Thomas E. Hooker (Ruth Nelms)
Mrs. C.T. Wall (Loucidel Thompson)
Miss Christine Wehman
Mrs. Charles G. Young (Mila (Clarke) Thompson)
In an earlier 1968 issue, we advised members of the death of Mrs. G.W. Hutcherson of Lubbock, Texas. We can now report that her research books, notebooks, etc., were pre sented to the library of the South Plains Genealogical Society and are noW available to interested persons in the City-County Library there. Dorothy Rylander, President of S.P.G.S., reported their group is making a drive to see that such material will be preserved upon the death of the compilers, and not destroyed by uninterested heirs.
The Old State Bouse at Markham and Center Streets in Little Rock, Arkansas, houses the historical and genealogical collections of the state government. It was the StateHouse from 1836 to 1910, a beautiful example of southern classical architecture. The archives of the Old State House include many items of interest to genealogists, including a large microfilm collection of old newspapers, over 600 early tax books on the county level, rare maps, early state publications and a large number of portraits of distinguished Arkansans. The printed genealogical collection is poor, but there are many original records which are only available at this depository. The Old State House reference library is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The Museum is open at various times for the convenience of the public. Inquiries should be addressed to the Arkansas His'tory Commission, Old State House, Little Rock, Arkansas 72201.
THE HICKS FAMILY ASSOCIATION, 17300 S.W. 298th Street, Homestead, Florida 33030, asks for correspondence with family descendants. Mr. L.M. Hicks is a deseendant of the Rev. John Hicks, ca. l785-0ct. 1842, resided Darlington District, South Carolina, and married Susanna ca. 1810.
These Kentucky maps may be ordered from the University of Kentucky Library Associa~ tion, Margaret King Library, Lexington, Kentucky 40506, for $3.00 each: (1) Filson, John. ~ Map of Kentucke ••• engraved by Henry D. Pursell, Printed by T. Rook, Philadelphia, 1784. Reprinted 1958, 1964. (2) ~ General Map of the New Settlement Called Transvlvania, facs. from mS. original dated 1776 in the Samuel M. Wilson Collection. Reprinted 1961. (3) ~ New Map of Kentucky With Its Roads And Distances, facs. from original in Mitchell's New Universal Atlas, 1849.
Mrs. S. N. Partridge, 350 Arballo Drive, Apt. 5K, San Francisco, California 94132, advises there will be a PAISLEY REUNION on April 12, 1969 in Greensboro, North Carolina, and the group will place gravemarkers in memory of Col. John Paisley, Maj. John Donnell, Pvt. John White, James Denny, Thomas Major, William Paisley, Sr., John McLean, Sr. and Margaret McLean. Write Mrs. Partridge for ~etails and send a stamped, self-addressed envelope. (Continued on Page 164) -153-
THE BOOK CORNER
HENRY COUNTY, TENNESSEE, OLD TIME STUFF (By Edythe Rucker Whitley, 1604 South Observatory Drive, Nashville, Tennessee 37215. 123 page& 196& $10.00.)
This compilation will represent the latest work from Mrs. Whitley who is a true dean of Tennessee genealogy with over forty-five vigorous years in the field. She has forgotten more history and preserved more genealogy than most self-styled I/certified" genealogists will ever know or do. Mrs. Whitley has once again happily combined his tory with genealogy in these Henry County abstracts. This county has always been one of the leading areas of West Tennessee. Its records are a literal gold mine for genealogists, but the indices of the originals in the courthouse at Paris are negli gible. Mrs. Whitley has abstracted several of these records, including many early wills, deeds, legislative petitions and marriages. The 1840 and 1883 pension lists for veterans of our wars are given in detail, and there are numerous family sketches in this volume, especially a lengthy Walker genealogy. The book' is thoroughly and well indexed. Anyone with a Henry County genealogical background should begin wi~h Mrs. Whitley's book. It will save the searcher many hours of tedium and frustration.
ABSTRACTS OF EARLY DEEDS OF EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, VOLUME 2 (Compiled by Joseph W. Watson, 406 Piedmont Avenue, Rocky Mount, North Carolina 21801. 365 pages. 1967.)
A worthy successor to the first volume of this series, this hardbound book of ab stracts will save a small fortune in research fees for those persona who need deed abstracts from the Edgecombe area. The deed records have been abstracted from 1772 to 1788, a vital period in North Carolina land ownership. A revolutionary time politically, it was also a time when men were trying to secure safe title for their real estate. This volume is carefully and methodically indexed by deed book, of which four were abstracted. A typical entry is:
IIDB 4-22. Articles of Agreement between William (x) Ellinor and Thomas Ellinor of Edgecombe Co., Nov. 5, 1783, Whereas Francis Ellinor, Sen., in his last will and testament bequeathed to his two sons, Thomas Ellinor and Francis EUinor, Junr., a certain tract of land containing 340 acres to be equally divided between them •••• "
TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RECORDS OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, OHIO (Compiled by Esther W. Powell, 36 North Highland Avenue, Akron, Ohio 44303. 1968. Hardbound, 201 page~ Index. $15.00.)
It was with a sense of mission that the compiler tackled the tedious but rewarding task of taking names and dates from the tombstones in older Jefferson County ceme teries. She knew full well the toll taken by the oldest monuments, often the only sources of information on the vital statistics of ancestors before 1870. The ceme tery records are listed by separate cemeteries in given townships, as for instance: Chestnut Grove, Monroeville Area, Pine Grove, and West Point cemeteries are listed in Brush Creek Township. There are excellent township maps in the book, making it relatively simple to locate cemeteries. The entries given for each are alphabetically listed with all pertinent detail being given, as: Carrothers, Robert, 1758-1821, Proprietor of Mt. Pleasant. There are many annotated minute-biographies for those perso~buried in Jefferson County.
TENNESSEE MURPHYS-~URPHEYS AND ALLIED FAMILIES, Volume I (By Marion E. Murphy, 5309 Marlborough Drive, San Diego, California 92116. 1968. 29 chapters, appendix, bibliography, and family name index.)
This is the kind of genealogy that readily engages the attention of anyone interested in people. That is what this genealogy concerns - people of all sorts and varieties. -154-
Georg~ Murphey (1745?-1831), whose 3200 descendants are the subjects of this compila tion, would surely be proud of this accurate, documented, logical and well written account of his family. The Murpheys dealt with were first in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. They later moved to Tennessee and Arkansas. Their histories and those of 460 other surname candidates are awarded plenty of space and detail in the book. Those of you who may be working on the format of your projected family histories might do well to check this book as a- good exar.!ple, beginning with the author's personally charming preface.
HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN NAMES (By Charlotte M. Yonge. MacMillan Co., 1884; republished by Gale Research Co., Book Tower, Detroit, Michigan 48226. 1966. Glossary. $13.50. )
Yonge's highly regarded book on surname derivations with historical backgrounds, really a standard in the field, has been reprinted finally. The text is wonderfully encyclopedic in scope: the romance as well as the science of surname research is fully evident in the 476 pages of this reference work. It is valuable in genealogi cal studies because of its emphasis on the national backgrounds of names, both given and surnames. Many leads as to ancestral origins lie nuggetted within this delight ful book. Examples of titles from the book are: Names from Roman Deities; Modern Names from the Latin; The Keltic Nomenclature; Teutonic Names; Descriptive Names; etc.
MARRIAGE RECORDS OF TUSCALOOSA COUNTY, ALABAMA, 1823-1860 (Compiled by Pauline Jones Gandrud. Published, 1968. The Milestone Press, 494 Williamsburg Lane, Memphis, Tennessee 38117. Index. 192 pages. $15.00.)
As Tuscaloosa County was an original Alabama county taken from the Indian Territory, and as it was the partial parent of Marion, Greene, Pickens, Walker, Fayette and Hale counties, these early abstracts are especially valuable. The abstracts incorporate several marriage books. Most helpful are the Index to Brides, and the Index for the Justices, Ministers, Parents, etc. The grooms are arranged alphabetically. A typical abstract entry shows the parties, date of license, date of marriage and officer: '~cker, Alexander and Nancy Moses, 30 Dec. 1833; 2 Jan. 1834 by E. McMath, J.P."
THE 1840 CENSUS OF THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS (Edited by Gifford White, 1 Pemberton Parkway, Austin, Texas 78703. 1966. 236 pages. Index. $15.00.)
This publication certainly represents one of the most invaluable research tools for genealogists looking for information concerning the location of Te~as pioneers. A state-wide tax was levied by Texas in 1840 (by law passed, 1837). Every male above the age of 21 was required to be enumerated On the tax lists. The result is the only census taken of Texas before 1850. Gifford has abstracted all the known 1840 county tax lists by name, polls, land claimed and other property. A splendid county map of the Republic of Texas in 1840, precedes the tax accounts in the book. It would be difficult to fault this hardbound, attractive, very readable and accurate volume.
LIST OF OFFICERS OF THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, 1779-1900 (Compiled by Col. W.R. Powell, originally printed in 1900. Republished by the Gale Research Co., 1400 Book Tower, Detroit, Mich. 48226. 1967. 863 pages. Index. $37.00.)
This listing is accurate, as the names of the thousands of officers involved were taken from the War Department rosters and other official records. There are twelve separate lists for the years 1779-1814. These are followed by a 545 page section for those officers serving from 1815 to 1900. Other lists are for the Civil and Spanish wars, Generals of the Revolution, etc. This is a marvelous research tool for genealogists as well as for historians. Genealogically it will give a thorough mili tary abstract for an officer: "Caldwell, Green W. - Born in N.C. Appointed from N.C. -155-
Asst. Surg.) 13 July 1832. Capt. Inf.) 3 March 1847; 3rd Drag., 9 April 1847. Dis banded 20 July 1848."
A GLOSSARY OF TERMS USED IN HERALDRY (By Henry Gough and James Parker. Originally printed in 1894. Reprinted in 1966 by Gale Research Co., Book Tower, Detroit, Michigan 48226. 658 pages. Index. $14.50.)
The time when a knowledgeable genealogist could ignore heraldry is long past. Heraldry, the art and science of "coat-of-arms," has a most elaborate technical language. The Gough and Parker Glossary is a definitive study about this language, the terms with which most every genealogist must become aware in order to analyze the significance of armorial bearings. The heraldic terms are listed alphabetically. These are further explained by illustrations, of which there are 1,000 in this beauti ful book. The paper of this edition is remarkably durable, printed on acid-free "300-year" paper.
HARDIN COUNTY. KENTUCKY, MARRIAGE BONDS, 1792-1812 (Compiled by Mary H. Stancliff, 9643 Meadowvale Drive, Houston, Texas 77042. 1964. 103 pages. Index. $7.50. )
Hardin County is the parent of Ohio, Breckenridge, Grayson, Daviess, Meade and Larue counties, partly of Edmonson and Hart counties. Therefore, this well printed and accurately compiled abstract of marriages is especially valuable for genealogists working that part of early-day Kentucky.
NELSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, MARRIAGE BONDS, Vol. 1, A-J, Vol. 2, K-Z, 1785-1832. (Compiled by Mary H. Stancliff, 9643 Meadowvale Drive, Houston, Texas 77042. 1962 and 1963. Index. Each Volume $10.00.)
Nelson County was the parent of many of the Ohio-Western counties of Kentucky. The original marriage bonds of Nelson being so vitally important, are nonetheless diffi cult of access and hard to read. Therefore, these abstracts are valuable timesavers, as well as being carefully prepared and interestingly presented records.
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF NOTABLE AMERICANS: BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES OF AUTHORS, ADMINISTRATORS, CLERGYMEN, COMMANDERS, EDITORS, ENGINEERS, JURISTS, MERCHANTS, OFFICIALS, PHILANTHROPISTS, SCIENTISTS, STATESMEN, AND OTHERS WHO ARE MAKING AMERICAN HISTORY. (Boston, The Biographical Society, 1904. 10 Vols. Corrected edition of THE CYCLOPEDIA OF NOTABLE BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY (1900-1903). Republished by Gale Research Co., Book Tower, Detroit, Michigan 48226. 1968. $130.)
A scholarly contribution to the field of biography, this series remains a significant gold-mine for genealogists with ancestors who were notable in their professional and private lives from the foundation of our country until the turn of the present cen tury. The famous naturall find their way into the pages of this series, as they would generally in any such study, but the thousands of less-well-known but active, worth while people who have made significant contributions to the fibre of this country ~re also well-covered therein. Many people will find their ancestors and kinsmen included among these biographical sketches, thereby getting numerous leads to their more re mote ancestry. Each biography is awarded adequate space for the details of importance in his (or her) life: birth, place of birth, parentage, children, death, etc. These "lives" are often illustrated with personal photographs, coat-of-arms, and residences.
This attractive set would be a delightful addition to any library whose owner collects with discerning taste in Americana. -156-
PERSONAL AND FAMILY· NAMES, A POPUlAR MONOGRAM ON THE ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF THE NOMENClATURE OF THE PRESENT AND FORMER TIMES. (Glasgow, Thomas D. Morison, 1883. 362 pages. Index. Republished by Gale Research Co., Book Tower, Detroit, Michigan 48226. 1968. $15.00.)
Another book of the Genealogy and Heraldry series from Gale, this genealogical tool is of immense value for genealogists who are interested in the derivation of given and surnames. The author listed each type of name, its definition, and many of its variants, and much etymological detail generally. An example of an entry:
"Charles means whatever Carl, Churl formerly, meant - strong with a flavour of roughness which time has rubbed out. We say 'Tom cat,' the Germans say 'Carl cat.'"
SOME OF THE DESCENDANTS OF PHILIP SHERMAN, THE FIRST SECRETARY OF RHODE ISlAND. (By Dr. Roy V. Sherman, 824 Mechanics Street, Emporia, Kansas 66801. 1968. 586 pages. Index. $12.50.)
A colorful, attractive genealogy, this Sherman work is especially valuable for the extensive coverage given on the family in its ancient English background. It is doubtless a definitive genealogy of a multitude of Philip Sherman's descendants. The format is sensible and quite easily followed throughout.
THE SOCIOLOGY OF COLONIAL VIRGINIA. (By Morris Talpalar, Second Edition. 1968. 447 pages. Index. Order from The Philosophical Library, 15 East 40th Street, New York, N.Y. 10016. Price $8.75.)
The reviewer has never read a more vivid or more interestingly written social his tory of the Old Dominion in her colonial period. Among the topics covered, well and research accurate, are the British-Colonial, the Puritan Domination, Puritans vs. Cavaliers, Indentured Seritude, and Slavery. Any genealogist with a multitude of Virginia ancestors should have this book to consult, to pore over and through,in an attempt to understand his colonial ancestors and their social milieux.
CHARLES CITY COUNTY, VIRGINIA, ORDER BOOK, 1676 - 1679. (Compiled by Margaret McNeill Ayres, 632 S. McLean Blvd., Memphis, Tennessee 38104. Priv. Pub., Memphis, 1968. 135 pages. Index. Price $7.50.)
The CHARLES CITY is an abstract book above par. Its format and extensive (and under standable) abstracts are most sensibly done. The record searcher was careful in her wording, making certain that the reader can understand just what legal process was being undergone in specific instances, i.e., lawsuits, divorces, levies, etc.
The old Charles City court met at Westover on the James, and many interesting colon ial Virginians are found on the pages of this volume. It has special interest for those persons who are looking for the roles their ancestors played in the recent Baconian Rebellion, as, occasionally, some Bacon supporter would appear in the old court order book. The index is one of the best the reviewer has ever seen in an abstracts compilation.
OLD HOMES AND BUILDINGS OF AMELIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA. VOLUME 1. (By Mary A. Jefferson. 1964. 160 pages. Index. Order from th£ Herald, Farmville, Virginia 23901. Price $7.50. )
Amelia County is fortunate in having so perceptive a chronicler as Mrs. Jefferson, who has produced a well illustrated book on the early homes and buildings of that (Continued on Page 168) -157
LOVINS BIBLES
(Contributed by Mrs. C.W.Lovins, 908 No. 29 Avenue, Yakima, Washington 98902)
This Bible is owned by Mr. W.H. Lovins of Toledo, Illinois. It was published in 1856 by E. Morgan and Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio. The Lovins family lived in Orange County, North Carolina, and moved to Bedford County, Tennessee.
Parents Record
Father: P.H. Lovins was born July 17th 1793 (The 3 was written in pencil) Mother: Nancy Cates was born the 10th 180_ (Illegible)
A.P. Lovins was born June the 4th 1847 (The name is Alexander Pitts) Sarah A. Lovins our daughter was born May 25th 1835 (Different handwriting)
Births
Rebecca Emily our Daughter was born January the 21th 1821 Robert H. Lovins our Son was born the 19th of Febuary 1823 T ly Ann (?) Lovins our Daughter was born Febuary the 5th 1825 C----nea (?) E. Lovins our Daughter was born Febuary the 5th 1827 William W. Lovins our Son was born of December 1829 M our Daughter was born of February 1832 ______Lovins our Daughter was born the 25th of May 1835 __~~ I. Lovins our Daughter was born the 2th of March 1838 Caledonia (?) our Daughter was born the 10th of Oct 1841 H:-Lovins our Daughter was born August the Ith 1844
Marriages
P.H. Lovins was marred to Nancy Cates Oct. 3, 1819 Rebecca E. Lovins was mared to I.Bedwell Sept the 19th 1840 William Smith and T. Lovins was mared Ap the 8th 1843 William W. Lovins was marred to E. Ginings Sep 1848 Martha Lovins was marred to William Miller Feb the 21th 1859 (On same page but in a different handwriting) A.P. Lovins was married to mers nea (?) Stul1efe1d (?) Sep 22 1867 Edward W. Lovins was born Oct 16th 1868 Alfred L. Lovins was born June the 4th 1870
Deaths Rebecca E. Bedwell died June the 12th 185' Robert H. Lovins our Son died Aigust the 17th 1841 William W. Lovins our Son died Febuary the 10th 1858 (On same page in different handwriting and in pencil) Henry Nathan our Son was born Aug 14th 1868 (Still another handwriting) Wi1ie (?) 010ver dide February the 8, 1862 ____ville our Daughter was born August 12th, 1855 John A. 010ver our son was born July 29th 1858 Wilie Olover our Son was born Febuary the 4 1862 In pencil on another page: P.H. Lovins 1868 (Name was Patrick Henry) The name "Henrietta" appears on another page. -158- Nancy A. Lovins departed this life August 19th 1875 in her 73 year P.R. Lovins departed this life March 27th 1876 age 82 years W.A. Miller departed this life January 14 age 57 years 11 months 21 days 1883 *** The following data appear in a Bible owned by Howard Lovins of Glendale, Maryland:
Births J.O. Lovins was born Febu 18th 1830 Amelia A. Anderson was born March th 20 1843 J.F. Anderson was born Jan. 18th 1807 Elinor Evans was born March the 27 1813 Martha J. Anderson was born August 20th 1837 Louisa F. Anderson was born Febu 18th 1839 Fannie M. Lovins was born May 7th 1863 William A. Lovins was born Sep 12th 1866 Wiley E. Lovins was born Oct 4th 1869 Jesse A. Lovins was born Jan 28th 187_ (In a different handwriting) Wm. Perry Arthur was born April 28 1853
Marriages Married on 24th Dec 1861 J.O. Lovins to Amelia A. Anderson Married on 4th of nov 1856 01ever S. Homles(?) to Martha P. Andeson (The name is Holmes) Married on 10th(?) of April 1832 T.F. Andeson to Elenor Evans Married on 16th of April 1903 William A. McNichols to Jessie A. Lovins Married.on the 13th of Feb 1905 Joseph A Applegate to Armenta A. Arthur Married on the 17th of June 1905 Harry Applegate to Fannie M. Lovins Wiley E. Lovins and Iva E. Story was married Sept 17th 1894
Births Wiley E. Lovins born Oct. 4, 1869 Iva Elva Story born Jan 28. 1873 Edward Lee Lovins born July 11th 1895 Lillie Miron Lovins born Feb 25th 1897 Daisy Mary Lovins born Jan 8th 1899 Howard Allin Lovins born March 20th 1904 Arthur Laroy Lovins born Sept 23rd 1906 Syble M. Hilton was born Mch 10th 1906 louisa Anne Hail born Aug 25 1839 Armenta A. Arthur was born Aug 29th 1884 Fredonia A. Arthur was born April 3rd 1887 Died Oct 3rd 1888 aged 1 yr 5 rna 20 da. Garnett Perry Arthur was born Aug 1st 1890 Died Jan 9th 1891 aged 5 rna 8 da Juanita M. Arthur was born Sept 16th 1893 Paul F. Applegate was born Jan 11, 1908 Joseph A. Applegate was born Oct 16th 1883 Harry L. Applegate was born June 27th 1880 Baby McNichols was born May 20th 1904 Marriages Randolph Eugene Presley and Lillie Miron Lovins was married April 29th 1915. Willie M. Helton and Daisy M. lovinswas married Oct. 8th 1921. -159-
Howard A. Lovins and Syble M. Helton was married Oct 9 1925 Arthur L. Lovins and Dora Cravey was married Nov 28-1929. Arthur L. Lovins and Edith L. Bailey was married Dec 1st 1931. Howard A. Lovins and Bertha Stall was married Jan 24th 1938.
Deaths Ame1iaA. Lovins departed this life Feb 7th 1876 Eleanor Andeson departed this life Aug 15 18_4 Louisa F. Andeson departed this life June 8th 1856 Rebeck C. Lovins departed this life in the year of 1850 Wiley F. Lovins departed this life in the year of 1859 John C. Lovins departed this life April 3, 1892 age 62 Jessie A. McNichols departed this life May 25th 1904 Baby McNichols departed this life the 20th day of May 1904 Wm. P. Arthur departed this life Feb 1st 1905 aged 51 years 9 mOS 3 days Fannie M. Applegate departed this life April 9th 1:18 AM 1910 aged 46 yrs 10 mo 12 da.
THE JOHN COOPER BIBLE These data were copied and contributed by Mrs. Lloyd G. McC1uen, 216 South Kingston Avenue, Rockwood, Tennessee 37854 from a Bible in the possession of Theodore M. Cofer. Post Oak Road. Rockwood, Tennessee. Record of Births John Cooper Sr. was born December 10, 1805 Cynthia S. Cooper born December 6, 1817 Sarah Cathrine Cooper was born March 21, 1842 Absalom Cooper was born March 21, 1844 Mary Jane Cooper was born November 12, 1845 Azariah Cooper was born August 9, 1847 Malinda Cooper was born March 17, 1849 William Armstrong Cooper was born April 15, 1851 GeorgeM. Cboper was born January 1, 1853 Cynthia Ellen Cooper was born August 11, 1854 John C. Cooper was born May 11, 1856 Louisa Ann Cooper born November 22, 1858 Margaret Matilda Cooper was born April 14; 1860 Martha Allice Cooper was born May 9, 1864 those are the sons and Daughters of John Cooper and Cynthia Cooper Record of Deaths Azariah Cooper died February 16, 1848 Margaret Matilda Cooper died January 20, 1865 Martha A11ice Cooper died January 22, 1865 Ellen East died October 28, 1899 Malinda Cooper died July 25, 1868 Louisa Ann Cooper died February 12, 1?83 John Cooper Sr. died February 23, 1896 this is my Father Absalom Adkisson born March 3, 1793 and died February 18. 1882 aged 88 years 11 months 1 day. Sarah Adkisson was born January 5, 1801 and died Oct. 9, 1891 aged 90 years 9 months and 4 days. this was written 21 of August 1900. -160-
GAULT CEMETERY IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
This cemetery is located two miles south of Tullahoma. The records were contributed by Mrs. Charles A. Majors~ 505 North Atlantic Street, Tullahoma, Tennessee 37388.
Alice Bell Thomas Wm. M. Lawson Will Maxey June l2~ 1875 1847-1929 Sept. 3, 1880 April 5, 1907 N.C. Lawson Jan. 16, 1923 1853-1931 . Ernest Finney Rebecca Dean Carroll Feb. 14 ~ 1908 Clara C. Smith Dec. 8, 1867 Dec. 25~ 1923 1888-1960 July 30, 1961 Marvin R. Smith William W. Kimbro 1885-1958 Rob T. Price Oct. 31, 1854 Co F 9 Tenn Cav Nov. 4, i938 W.A. Kimbro M.M. Price Martha Ann H. Kimbro Sept. 11, 1879 Sept. 10, 1846 Sept. 15, 1856 May 27, 1903 Sept. 27, 1890 Oct. 29~ 1933 Casie, Dau of ___ De Watley ~ob and M.M. Price A.J. Bonner Mar. 28, 1879 Apr. 11, 1830 Dec. 18, 1908 L.C. Finney Nov. 4, 1893 June 9, 1836 His wife Harriett J.W. Finney June 21, 1908 May 2, 1837 Mar. 10, 1835 Oct. 28, 1897 June 13, 1914 Christian Schrock Nov. 3, 1855 M.L. Ulmer Corp1 Ely JeI1is, Aug. 17, 1880 Feb. 25, 1858 Co B 45th III Inf1 Bertha May Schrock Apr. 20 ~ 1915 Jan. 9, 1884 His wife Mary M. G1mer Elizabeth M. Robertson Aug. 12, 1889 Mar. 22~ 1867 May 19, 1866 Apr. 3, 1927 Nov. I, 1913 Sarah Ann Hyde Oct. 25~ 1837 J.W. Violett Grover Robertson Dec. 16, 1915 1876-1949 Nov. 25, 1885 June 25, 1926 Thomas Robert Hyde Su Anner Sheppard Dau July 22, 1872 of R.L. &M.J. Sheppard Edwin H. Harris Mar. 13, 1935 Mar. 8, 1879 (?) Nov. 5, 1920 May 29, 1905 Emily P. Ford Martha V. Russell 1859-1909 Sarah E., Wife of Nov. 15, 1878 Joseph A. Ford J.H. Lane Aug. 24, 1879 1835-1912 June 26, 1826 . Aug. 19 ~ le93 Nancy A., Wife of Robert Dean J.W. Holder Feb. 17, 1828 Lawrence E. Lenon Cates Died Dec. 26, 1888 July 20, 1875 Dec. 4, 1900 Age 37 y 4 m 3 d May 30, 1903 Elizabeth C. Dean Henry M. Dean Nov. 28, 1840 Sophroria J. Day Nov. 15, 1869 Sept. 7, 1907 Jan. 12, 1834 Dec. 22, 1934 Feb. 2, 1900 Ame lia A. Dean Columbus Day Mar. 15, 1873 Mary A. Nelson Feb. 18, 1835 July 31, 1950 Died Feb. 28, 1915 Jan. 10, 1892 -161-
John William Gault H.M. Gault Martha E. Gault Aug. 23, 1879 Oc to 30, 1848 July 17, 1842 Mar. 20, 1948 July 3, 1882 Feb. l, 1909
J.H. Gault J.L. Gault Stella L. Gault July 10, 1843 Mar. 24, 1874 1907-1955 . Aug. 19, 1883 Mar. 19, 1877 Robert Gault 1907-1966
ROBERT ARMSTEAD, REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER
(Contributed by Mrs. Sinclair Darnell, 638 Madison Street, Clarksville, Tennessee 37040)
The following inscriptions are found in the Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church Cemetery in Montgomery County, Tennessee:
Robert Armstead Mary A. Wife of Robert Armstead June 29, 1761 Robert Armstead Jan. 4, 1804 Sept. 8, 1853 May 19, 1776 June 26, 1853 A Revolutionary March 18, 1853 Soldier Will of Robert Armstead - written October 1846 - rendered October 1853: mentions Wife - Mary Sons - John, Robert, Richard A. and Jesse Daughters - Polly T. and Betsy Ford, formerly Betsy Frazer Children of daughter Betsy by first husband James Frazier to wit: Henrietta, Rosanna and Elizabeth Frazier Children of daughter Mary Goodwin Granddaughter - Henrietta, daughter of son Richard and Harriet his wife Children of daughter Sally B. Hodge Daughter - Lavinia Fitzgerald, formerly Lavinia Hendra, formerly Lavinia N. Armstead Daughter - Nancy N. Copeld The 1850 census of Montgomery County shows Robert and Mary Armstead born in North Carolina.
POLK CEMETERY - ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE (Contributed by Cleo Greer Hogan, Route 7, Fredonia Road, Clarksville, Tenn. 37040.) This cemetery is located on the Goodman Farm, District 6 of Robertson County. There have been no burials since 1894. All stones were piled in a corner of the field, and perhaps some are missing. Slaves were buried between the Po1ks and the nearby private lane. James I. Polk was a first cousin of James K. Polk. James I. Polk Elizabeth K. Polk J.H. Darden Irvin P. Darden Oct. 29, 1799 May 4, 1809 Oc t. 21, 1827 d. June 18, 1854 Nov. 17, 1857 July 22, 1866 Feb. 26, UP9 Aged 2 yrs, 8 mo, 12 da Wife of J.I. Polk (Masonic Symbol) "Son of J.R. and S.E. Darden Lucius 1. Polk William K. Polk Sept. 26, 1845 April 12, 1852 Infant Polk, Son of July 13, 1846 Dec. 3, 1857 T.B. and A.E. Polk Son of J. 1. and E.K. Polk Son of T.B. and A.E. Polk b. and d. Apr. 14, 1865 -162-
GLOVER BIBLE RECORDS
(Contributed by Mr. Louis Johnson, Jr., 729 Woodlawn Drive, Cookeville, Tenn. 38501)
The Robert J. Glover family lived at Chestnut Mound, Smith County, Tennessee. The Bible is now owned by Mrs. E.B. Wilcox of Cookeville, Tennessee. The first few pages of the Bible are missing, but on the first page of the New Testament is found: The New Testament - of our '- Lord and Savior Jesus Christ - T~anslated out of the Origi nal Greek - and with the - Former Translations Diligently Compared and Revised - with Canne's Marginal References - and -A Guide - to a - Regular Perusal of the Holy Scriptures - The Text corrected according to the Standard - of the - American Bible Society - Troy, N.Y. - Published by Merriam, Moore and Co. - 1850
Familv Record Births Births
Births of R.J. Glovers Cildern (Note by another hand: Papa's Grandfather Dresnel Glover was born Mary F. Glover ~as born February 13th 1774 June 25th 1829 and Married his wife and departed this life October 30th 1799 August 18th 1833 and departed this life June 13th 1837 Virginia A. Glover was born November 25th 1830 Elizabeth Glover was and departed this life September 2~th 1778 November 8th 1833 Aquilla W. Glover was Ada1ine Glover-was born born Febuary 13th 1804 August 27th 1832 Polly W. Glover was born and departed this life November 15th 1806 September 9th 1833 James H. Glover was born William P. Glover March 26th 1809 Was Born Oct. 15 1834 Patsy W. Glover was born March 4th 1811 W.P. Glover and Celina Elrod was married the 8 Lee C. Glover was born Day of Sept in the year January 13th 1814 of our Lord 1864 Garrason F. Glover was born Apri1 30th 1816 Caroline B. Glover was born May 8th 1817 Grandfather and Grandmother Glover Robert J. Glover Marth W. Glover was was born July 30th 1801 born December 25th 1839 Frances Glover was Jackson Glover born August 26th 1804 was born November 26th 1841 Elizabeth Ann Mann Hampton Glover was was born November 10th 1827 born July 15th 1843 William P. Glover George B. Glover was was born October 15th 1834 1835 born October 19th 1845 Luiza Jane Glover Frances Glover was was born Jun 15th 1836 born December 28, 1847 James c. Glover was Martha W. Glover was born December 13th 1837 born December 25 1839 -163- Martha V. Glover was born the 17 of November 1840 (or l84~) Family Record Deaths Deaths Mary F. Glover was born Papa's Sisters & Brothers June the 25 1829 and departed this life August the 18 - 1833 Elizabeth Ann Glover was born Novr 10 1828 Virginia A. Glover departed this W.P. Glover was born life November the 8th 1833 Oct the 15th i835 1834 Eliza J. Glover was Adaline Glover departed this born June the 15 1837 life September 9th 1833 James C. Glover was Jame C. Glover born December 13, 1838 Departed This Life Martha W. Glover was February the 23 1859 born December 25 1840 Robert J. Glover Jackson Glover was Departed This Life born Novr 26 1842 August The 14, 1864 Hampton M. Glover was born July the 15th 1844 Fanie Glover Departed this life Sept 17 1878 George R. Glover Was born Oct the 19 1845 A.d. Glover Departed this life July the 9, 1899 Fannie Glover was born Dec the 28 1848 Marriages James C. Glover and Martha V. Robinson was married the 4 of Sept 1858 The George R. Glover Bible is owned by Mrs. E.B. Wilcox, Cookeville, Tennessee. The first few pages are missing, and the publisher and date are not known. Births George R. Glover Was born Oct the 19th 1845 } my parents Nannie A. Glover Was born Feb the 9th 1858 } Fannie E. Glover Was born Mar the 13th 1877 Virginia A. Glover Was born June the 8th 1878 John H. Glover and Sidney H. Glover Was born July 22 1879 Winfred D. Glover Was born Jan the 21 1881 George Glover Was born March the 21 1882 Bevie B. Glover Was born May the 9th 1884 James C. Glover Was Born October the 19th 1874 - adopted boy Eva Myrtle Glover Was Born July the 13th 1887 Martha Melonie Glover Was Born June 19 1888 Evangeline Kavanaugh Glover Was Born Aug. 15th 1894 Marriages Fred D. Glover and Fannie Scruggs were married Nov. 24th 1901 Eva M. Glover and William H. Betty were married January 28, 1909 Melonie M. Glover and Birch Wilcox were married January 5, 1909 Evangeline Glover and L.B. Brown were married Feb. 10, 1915 ... 164-
Deaths Fannie Glover Departed this life Mar the 19th 1877 Virginia A. Glover Departed this life July the 15 1878 John H. Glover and Sydney H. Glover Departed this life Oct the 25th and Nov 25th 1879 George Glover Departed this life March the 5th l8~3 Bevvie Bell Glover Departed this life Oct the 20 18__ Martha J. Sadler Departed this life Feby 22nd 1901
Memoranda Robert J. Glover Was born July the 31st, 1801 ) Fannie Glover Was born August the 26 1804 ) ) Our Grandparents Robert J. Glover Departed this life Aug 14 1864 ) Fanie Glover Departed this life Sept. 17 1878 ) Jackson Glover Departed this life July 9 1899 George Robert Glover Departed this life July 20, 1924 Nannie A. Glover departed this life Feb. 28, 1937. The Bible also contains a marriage certificate: '~his certifies that the rite of Holy Matrimony was celebrated between George R. Glover of Smith Co., Tenn. and Nannie A. Saddler of Smith Co., Tenn. on the 5 day of Jan. 1876 at her Residence by B.1. Vaden Esqr."
NOTES FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK (Continued from Page 152) The Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, has re~ently issued a list of government "best sellers. II Among the volumes is their GUIDE TO GENEALOGICAL RECORDS IN THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES. This is a real bargain at the price of 50 cents.
Mrs. LeRoy Flo' ,Route 2, Box 194, Duck Hill, Mississippi 38925, announces a new family magazine, PENNINGTON PEDIGREES. The first issue will contain approximately 100 pages. This first issue is $2.00. It may be ordered from Mrs. Bee Holmes, 1508 Yows Street, Borger, Texas 79007. Family genealogist will be William Perry Johnson, professional genealogist, editor and author.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS: Our printer is now collating the , magazine by machine, and sometimes a page may be missed or a blank page inserted. Should your copy be incomplete, please advise us at once, and we will send your missing pages.
CORRECTIONS: QUERY 68-153: In the surnames listed, the name Mulligan should have been MULLICAN.
QUERY 68-110: The name Allen Patrick Bryan should be ELLEN PATRICK BRYAN. He was Son of William and Martha Bryan. -165-
FLOYD CEMETERY IN RUTHERFORD COUNTY
This Middle Tennessee cemetery is located about one mile below Eagleville, a few hundred feet west of County Highway 99. The data were contributed by Mr. Jerry J. Webb, Editor of VALLEY LEAVES, the bulletin of The Tennessee Valley Genealogical Society, 7903 Charlotte Drive, Huntsville, Alabama. Mr. Webb advises that this cemetery may have been known at one time as "Greenwood" Cemetery.
Charles A. Floyd Zackary T. Floyd Enoch B. Kelley, Jr. Dec. 7, 1834 Dec. 22, 1848 Son of E.B. & S.J. Kelley Jan. 21, 1894 Mar. 12, 1865 Died June 24, 1893 Aged 59 y 1 m 14 d Aged 16 y 2 m 10 d Aged 31 y 9 m 18 d R. Bently Colvin Jones Floyd Esther Floyd, Consort Oct. 6, 1886 Oct 27, 1792 of Jones Floyd July 25, 1925 July 22, 1856 Oct. 7, 1802 Aged 63 y 8 m 25 d May 12, 1865 Nannie C. Floyd Aged 62 y 4 m 5 d Dec. 29, 1870 S.J., wife of Aug. 20, 1895 E.B. Kelley, Sr. E.B. Kelly, Sr. Apr. 30, 1830 Apr. 10, 1827 John H. Floyd, Husband May 12, 1895 July 22, 1909 of Mary E. Floyd Nov. 7, 1825 Mary Evaline Floyd Richard M. Floyd June 8, 1889 June 22, 1892 Oct. 19, 1839 Dec. 19, 1894 Apr. 17, 1864 W.W. Floyd Aged 24 y 5 m 28 d Nov. 17, 1827 James H. Floyd, son of July 12, 1894 Jones and Esther Floyd Josia~ Floyd, son of Dec. 7, 1820 Jones and Esther Floyd James J., Son of Sept. 20, 1849 May 21, 1823 Martha & W.W. Floyd Aged 28 y 10 m 23 d Sept. 22, 1849 Jan. 8, 1870 Aged 26 y 3 m 23 d Mar. 5, 1891 William Thomas Floyd Died Aug. 22, 1898 Jones A. Floyd Josiah Floyd, Son of Aged 36 y 3 m 1866 - 1944 William &Martha Floyd May 15, 1850 William L. Comstock Emma E. Floyd Oct. 31, 1850 1865 - 1951 1880 - 1907 Aged 5 m 16 d
Mary Anna Comstock Arch Kelley Mary Sue Hatcher 1871 - 1941 1887 - 1929 Died Sept. 22, 1902 Aged 7 years Drury A. Floyd Jennie Lou Kelley July 8, 1837 1892 - 1937 Lennia M. Giles June 7, 1905 1869 - 1940 Lucy Andrews, wife of Jones Alfred Kelley Drury A. Floyd Lillie H. Kelley 1889 - 1925 June 29, 1839 1863 - 19 June 24, 1926 Julia Floyd Colvin Mary E. Floyd July 6, 1887 Caroline Floyd Gambill 1845 - 1923 Jan. 5, 1918 1855 - 1949 Martha, Wife of Sarah E. Eads, Dau. of William, Son of W.W. Floyd Martha & W.W. Floyd Martha & W.W. Floyd Oct. 17, 1831 Aug. 24, 1851 Feb. 17, 1861 Mar. 12, 1891 }tar. 11, 1882 Aug. 17, 1875 -166-
Minnie F. Floyd, Wife Leonard Hatcher James K. Giles of J.E. Hatcher Died June 4, 1896 1875 - 1924 Jan. 13, 1869 Aged 4 years April 22, 1916 Jones A. Kelley, Son of E.B. & Sarah J. Kelley Enoch E. kelley, Son of Josiah F. Kelley, Son of Jan. 3, 1851 E.B. & Sarah J. Kelley E.B. & Sarah J. Kelley Aug. 14, 1857 June 4, 1857 Dec. 23, 1854 Aged 6 y 7 m 11 d May 22, 1858 Aug. 19, 1857 Aged 2 y 7 m 27 d Mordica Kelley, Son of Mr. Mordecai Kelley E.B. & Sarah J. Kelley Died August 1857 Jan. 3, 1851 A soldier in the Jan. 4, 1851 War of 1812
GARRETT-HEMBREE BIBLE
(Contributed by Mrs. C.W. Lovins, 908 No. 29 Avenue, Yakima, Washington 98902)
Mrs. Lovins obtained these records from a Bible owned by Mrs. Gorda H. Locke of Stock ton, Missouri. Mrs. Lovins is a descendant of John A. Hembree shown below, while Mrs. Locke is a descendant of Spire Martin Hembree, brother of John. Births George Washington Garrett was born Mahala Garrett was born June theIst 1815 Simeon Garre,·t was born August the 3rd 1817 John Garrett was born June the 28th 1820 Sally Garrett was born January the 22nd 1822 Polly Garrett was born October the 18th 1823 Nancy Garrett was born December 26th 1825 Celia Caroline Garrett was born Elizabeth Garrett was born June 22nd 1830 Martha Morton was born Feb. the 12th 1818 Nancy Elizabeth Garrett daughter of John and Martha Garrett was born Jany 5 1850 Sarah Jane Garrett was born August the 24 1853 David Elisha Garrett was born Dec the 31st 1855 Gorda Hembree was born June 16, 1889 Isaac B. Hembree was borne Apr 5, 1871 Marthey SalisaHembree was born feb the 5 1874 Doron Hembree was born Feb 5th 1885 F.E. Hembree was born Aug the 18 1868 ) J.T. Hembree was born Aug the 10 1871 ) (Children of John A. and LL. Hembree was born May the 10 1874 ) Sarah Jane (Garrett) Hembree) S.M. Hembree was born Sept. 7 1839 ) Marriages John Garrett was married March the 1st 1849 to Miss Martha F. Morton N.E. Garrett and S.M. Hembree was married June the 16 1870 John A. Hembree was married to Sarah J~ Garrett May the 12 1867 (his first wife) -167-
ANCESTORS ARE WHERE YOU FIND THEM
Abstracted by Jewel B. Standefer (Mrs. Edwin M.)
GENEALOGICAL TIPS (Tip-O'-Texas Genealogical Society, Harlingen Public Library, Harlingen, Texas 78550) Vol. IV. No.4, Feb. 1967. P. 34. Hudson - Gillespie Bible: originally belonged to Nancy Jane Gillespie (of Shelby Co., Tenn. and later of Jefferson Co., Ark.) m. Feb. 6, 1840 in Shelby Co., Tenn. James Asbury Hudson, son of Charles Hudson and wife, Lucy McGehee (b. Elbert Co., Ga., Dec. 19, 1791, dau. of Samuel McGehee, b. July 29, 1766, Louisa Co., Va., d. Aug. 4, 1833, Meriwether, Ga. and Nancy Tate, b. July 29, 1769, Louisa Co. Va., d. Oct. 26, 1824, Elbert Co., Ga. They m. Louisa Co., Va.
Marriages
James A. Hudson and Nancy Jane Gillespie m. Feb. 6, 1840 in Shelby Co., Tenn. Joseph Lane Hunter and Lucy Jane Hudson m. Mar. 26, 1861. James Madison Hudson and Martha HarbeyMarks m. Dec. 7, 1865. l'elix G. Smart and Mary Eliza Hudson m. July 31, 1867. James A. Hudson and Mary R. Ingram m. Oct. 28, 1869. Grant A. Hogg and Belle Hudson m. Feb. 8, 1872. John W. Crawford and Martha V. Hudson m. Dec. 14, 1882. Marion A. Hudson and Bessie Atkinson m. Jan. 17, 1883. John A. Hudson and Leile L. Holmes m. Feb. 20, 1884. F. M. Hudson and Norah B. Andrews m. Oct. 27, 1896 (or 1897).
Births
James Asbury Hudson was son of Charles Hudson and Lucy McGehee, his wife was born in Elbert Co., Ga. Nancy Jane Gillespie was born in Blount Co., Tenn. James A. Hudson was born Jan. 28, 1817. Nancy Jane Gillespie was born Oct. 17, 1820. Lucy Jane Hudson was born Nov. 5, 1840. James Madison Hudson was born Oct. 5, 1842. William Laurance Hudson was born Jan. 1, 1846. Mary Eliza Hudson was born June 29, 1847. Thomas Harvey Hudson was born Feb. 7, 1849. Sarah Isabelle Hudson was born Dec. 18, 1850. Martha Virginia Hudson was born Dec. 18, 1852. Marion Alexander Hudson was born Oct. 27, 1855. John Asbury Hudson was born Mar. 28, 1858. Walter Cole Hudson was bern Feb. 2, 1859. Freddie Mitchell Hudson was born Feb. 2, 1871.
Deaths
William Laurance Hudson died Aug. 7, 1846. Thos. Harvey Hudson died Jan. 4, 1850. Nancy Jane Hudson died Sept. 9, 1867. Lucy Hudson, mother of James A. Hudson, died May 19, 1871. Walter Cole Hudson died Aug. 29, 1879. Felix C. Smart died Dec. 22, 1884. Lucy J. Hunter died Dec. 27, 1887. James Asbury Hudson died Sept. 15, 1902. Leila L. Hudson died Aug. 20, 1890. Martha V. Hudson Crawford died 29 July 1923, Pine Bluff, Ark. James Madison Hudson died Feb. 7, 1925. -168-
Sarah Isabelle H. Hogg died Oct. 21, 1927. Marion Alexander Hudson died Mar. 24, 1932. Mary Eliza Hudson Smart died July 12, 1932.
THE ARMSTRONG COOPER BIBLE
These data were copied and contributed by Mrs. Lloyd G. McCluen, 216 South Kingston Avenue, Rockwood, Tennessee 37854, from the Bible which is in the possession of Mrs. Cora Newton, Jacksonville, Illinois. Martin Cooper was Born in the year of our Lord 1768 March the 28 Son of John Coopers. Azariah Cooper was born the 22nd of July 1800 Bauzil Cooper was born the 2nd of July 1802 Melinda Cooper was born the 5 of December 1804 Mereny Cooper was born the 28 of March 1807 John Cooper was born the 10 of December 1809 Armstrong Cooper was born the 23 of March 1812 Caty Armstrong Cooper was born the 20 of June 1814 These are the sons and daughters of Absalom Cooper and Caty Cooper his wife.
A REVOLUTIONARY PUZZLE
(Contributed by Mr. B.J. Kincaid, 1779 Micanopy Avenue, Miami, Florida 33133)
The following verse was taken from a collection of old rhymes and curious stories. First, read the whole as it is written. Second, read downward on the left of the comma in the middle of each line. Third, read the lines downward on the right of the comma. By the first reading the revolutionary cause is condemned, but by the other two readings it is praised.
"Hark! hark! the trumpet sounds, the din of war's 'larms O'er seas and solid grounds, doth call us to armS. Who for King George doth stand, their honors soon shall shine, Their ruin is at hand, who with the Congress join. The Acts of Parliament, in them I much delight, I hate their cursed intent, who for the Congress fight. The Tories of the day, they are my daily toast, They soon will sneak away, who independence boast. Who non-resistant hold, they have my hand and heart, May they for slaves be sold, who act a Whiggish part. On Mansfield, North, and Bute, may daily blessing pour Confusion and dispute, on Congress evermore; To North and British lord, may honors still be done I wish a block and cord, to General Washington! II
THE BOOK CORNER (Continued from Page 156) county. Over 78 historic sites of the county are given space, with the history of each and an accompanying picture. Amelia County was established in 1734, from Prince George and Brunswick counties. Representative of the historic places in this worth while volume are: Gleve, Bachelor's Rest, Rose Cottage, the first courthouse, Sherwood, and Kennons. The author gives a brief history of Amelia, supplies a help ful map for the convenience of her readers, and notes various details about the families and owners of many of the sites. -169
MARRIAGE RECORDS OF SUMNER COUNTY, TENNESSEE, 1787-1838
Copied from the microfilm by Margaret Inabinet Ericksen (Mrs. Wm. A.)
(Continued From Last Quarter)
Groom Bride Date Bondsman
Note: Made from loose bonds and licenses in the office of the County Court Clerk of Sumner County.
William Wright Nancy Cochran Sept. 8, 1803 Wm. Hubbard
Wm. Dill Eve Houck Sept. 18, 1804 Philip Kiser George Cresner Catey Houck Nov. 26, 1804 George Grimes Henry Allen Polly Barns Dec. 18, 1804 Solomon Shoulders James L. Armstrong Sophia W. Smith Sept. 27, 1804 Adam Atchison Maryan Jones Aug. 13, 1804 John Barnett Nathan Atchison Nelly Bearnard May 24, 1804 Jacob Bearnard John Billins Rebecca Barns Feb. 2, 1804 Michael Robertson Isaac W. Bledsoe Nancy tockette Apr. 23, 1804 James Blackmore Web Bloodworth Mary Benthall Dec. 18, 1804 David Allen lewis Booth Winnie Richardson July 23, 1804 Robt. Wildurc John Bradshaw Oney Henry Sept. 4, 1804 Hugn Henry Walter Bruce Polly Smith Oct. 10, 1804 D. Dugger Aron Butler Rosannah Bracken Feb. 11, 1804 Wm. Bracken Thomas Carothers Sally Ho lland Oct. 23, 1804 James Carothers Kinchin Carter Mary Benthall Feb. 25, 1804 James Haynes Thomas Campbell Fanny McHenry Mar. 26, 1804 Wm. King James Clark Edy lowry Aug. .18, 1804 David Stuart William Cloar Polly Hubbard Mar. 27, 1804 Isaac Bledsoe John Dailwood Nancy Reed July 30, 1804 William Reed Matthew Dixon Polly Hill Sept. 18, 1804 Jas. Reason Walter Donoho Caty Haines Nov. 22, 1804 Willias Haines James Dugger Kesiah Smith July 28, 1804 Dred Dugger John Elliss Nancy Britton Aug. 11, 1804 Wm. Garrett Francis Eury Peggy Espy Aug. 14, 1804 J. Yowell Hezekiah Gardner Elizabeth lauderdale Jan. 16, 1804 James lauderdale Francis Garrett Ellenor Blair Oct. 15, 1804 Peter Blair John Giles Eliza Morrison Oct. 17, 1804 Josiah Morrison Thomas Granger Margaret Lilley Mar. 10, 1804 Robert Lilley William Hall . Polly Alexander Sept. 25, 1804 Edward Bradley James Harden Elizabeth Pitt May 12, 1804 James Brigance. William T. Henderson Eliza J. Smith Aug. 6, 1804 Jas. L. Armstrong David Hobbs Cloe Hunt Dec. 21, 1804 Littleberry White Zachariah Hogan Catherine Bunck1ey Apr. 25, 1804 Cerban Hall Isaac Hurt Salley Boothe Dec. 28, 1804 Chas. Boothe John Hutson Elizabeth Dorris Sept. 15, 1804 Thos. Hamilton John Johns Ju1et Trigg June 19, 1804 Edward Sanders Richard Jones Elizabeth Caviatt Jan. 26, 1804 Wandy Jones Abraham King Penelope Todd Feb. 8, 1804 JuHas Jones Jumes Kirkham Elizabeth Kirkham Oct. 4, 1804 Wm. Gready Anthony Levit Hannah Groom Oct. 2, 1804 Jeremiah Claxton Wi11iam Lilley Elizabeth Martin Mar. 10, 1804 Robert Lilley Elisha looney Polly lenix(or Lenox) Jan. 2, 1804 Isreal Ambers Michae1 looney Caroline latimer Apr. 4, 1804 Joseph Scobey James looney Polly Smith Aug. 17, 1804 Isreal Ambers -170-
Groom Bride Date Bondsman
Peter Looney Polly Bonds Nov. 7, 1804 Isreal Ambers John Marlow Aney Faulk Mar. 7, 1804 Wm. Faulk Obediah Martin Sarah Abbot 7. 1804 Robert Lilley Samue 1 McAdams Margaret Robinson June 2, 1804 William Sample John McConnell Betsey Strother Aug. 1, 1804 Joseph Conn John McDaniel Bathshe1ia Senter June 16, 1804 Wm. Senter Francis McDonald Rebeckah Suiter July 6, 1804 Benjamin Suiter Samuel McReynolds Melberry Dement Oct. 8, 1804 John Pendergrass Joseph Norman Hannah Jones Sept. 25, 1804 Samuel Moore Shadrack Nye Elizabeth Latimer Mar. 20, 1804 Sam'l Donelson Daniel Oglesby Mary White Sept. 3,' 1804 King Carr Shadrack 01vis Nancy Hall Oct. 21, 1804 A. Edwards Sterling Osbrooks Polly Barker Aug. 11, 1804 Leonard Brown Henry Parmer Patsey Angle May 22, 1804 James White Henry Powell Courtney Brasil July 24, 1804 Laurence Whitsett James Reasons Charlotte Bryant Apr. 11, 1804 John Reasons John Reasons Army Hereford May 1, 1804 Thos. Barrett Richard Sanders Sally Storey Jan. 7, 1804 Wm. Cathey John Lemmons Priscilla Abbitt Sept. 3, 1804 Wm. Bracken Thomas Shackleford Agnes Closter July 21, 1804 Wm. Pittman John Simpson Celia King Sept. 18, 1804 L. Todd Vatchel Stevens Jimmy Jones Oct. 29, 1804 lsiah Hammond Nathan Stiner Harty Womack Jan. 12, 1804 Richard Wilson Samuel Sullivan Betsey James Nov. 12, 1804 James James Thomas Summers Celia Summers Dec. 3, 1804 Wm. Sunaners William Thomas Patsy Hashlock Oct. 22, 1804 Thos. McGuire Burrell Thompson Celia Powell Dec. 28, 1804 John Hatfield Cornelius Tinsley Fanny Stone Jan. 16, 1804 James Duke Asa Todd Polly Jones July 17, 1804 Samuel Todd Robert Trousdale Siney Wynham Jan. 28, 1804 James Trousdale Frederick Turner Catherine Grimes Aug. 28, 1804 George Crosner Edmond Turpin Charity McBride May 26, 1804 David Stuart Joseph Waller Elizabeth Railey Nov. 21, 1804 SamuelMoor~ James Ward Sally Hanson June 9, 1804 George Morris James Watwood Jinny Williams Oct. 3, 1804 Thos. Cook Daniel Webster Elizabeth Lloyd Apr. 30. 1804 Joel Childress Ephriam Wells Nancy Hodge Oct. 5, 1804 Wm. Trigg Job Wi 11iams Nancy Campbell Oct. 10. 1804 Thomas Cook Stephen White Jinsey Bell Jan. 24, 1804 John D. Hodge Cabel Willis Sarah Cantrell Nov. 9, 1804 Merrill Willis Henry Richard Willis Caty Brigance Dec. 31, 1804 Daniel Willis Merrill Willis Peggy Cherry Dec. 8, 1804 Sam'1. Scott 'avid Wilson Jinny Carothers May 9, 1804 James Carothers
,lijah Adams Elizabeth Miller Sept. 23, 1805 James Oglesby ~'rancis Baren Edy Wimberly Mar. 30, 1805 John Baren ".braham ,Bledsoe Nilly Weathered May 4, 1805 Jas. Rawlings Henry Bledsoe Nancy Gillespie May 22, 1805 Thos.Gillespie William Brackin Penelope Searcy Nov. 20, 1805 Howard Douglass James Bratton Betsy Wilson Dec. 14, 1805 James :.1i 1son John Bridgers Dicy Hunt Feb. 8, 1805 Edmund Bridgers John Brisley Rosey Clendening June 10, 1805 Robt. Campbell James Brown Sylva Breck Apr. 1, 1805 James McKain John Brown Elizabeth Ball July 29, 1805 Abner Ball , James Burns Anny White Dec. 24, 1805 Stephen Cantrell Loftain Cage Naomi Gillespie Sept. 30, 1805 Jesse Cage -171-
Groom Bride Date Bondsman
William Cathey Elizabeth Cathey Feb. 5, 1805 Wm. Cathey John Cloar Sally Turner Oct. 19. 1805 John Hubp.rt John Comar Peggy McCarty Mar. 18, 1805 Elijah Pruett William Crutchfield Hannah Mabry Mar. 4, 1805 John Jarratt David Dement Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Nov. 5, 1805 Thomas Dement William Dinning Betsey Roney Dec. 16, 1805 Sam'l Roney Henry Dorr Eve Grimes Aug. 6, 1805 Frederick Miller Shadrack Dunn Polly Pankey May 30, 1805 John Pankey Stephen Evans Susannah Claxton May 7, 1805 Thos. Higgonbothem Arthur Exum Sarah Davidson Sept. 12, 1805 Robert Hall John Gambill Hanna Snodgrass Nov. 11, 1805 Henry Gambill James Gamblin Nelly Noel Feb. 18, 1805 Reubin Noel Summers Harper Katurah Feairs Jan. 8, 1805 James Char1ton John Hatfield Sally Thompson Jan. 26, 1805 Wm. Shoulders Benjamin Hudson Sarah Hudson Nov. 28, 1805 Dawsey Hudson Marmaduke Ingram Peggy McConnell July 24, 1805 M. McConnell Nathaniel Irwin Polly Irwin July 24, 1805 Wm. McWhirter Stephen Jackson Elizabeth Giles Nov. 18, 1805 John Giles Isaac Jones Polly Oglesby Oct. 14, 1805 F. Cuffman Allen Josey Nancy McKinney Jan. 22, 1805 James McKinney Sam'l Kerr Cynthia Wynne July 31, 1805 Richard Taylor John Lauton Elizabeth White Aug. 2, 1805 Page Rock William Marlin Eliza Ho 11 is Dec. 21, 1805 Jesse Hollis John McCartney Po lly Thomas Mar. 7, 1805 Sam'l Milbrough Robert Marshall Sally Dobbins Feb. 26, 1805 Garach Dobbins ) Adam Milam Jenny Short Oct. 6, 1805 Drury Milam Daniel Minor Elizabeth Briley Oct. 24, 1805 James Brigance Samue1 Moo re Betsy Pearce Mar. 5, 1805 Thos. Kirkham William Moore Polly Badgett Dec. 24, 1805 John Johnson John Moss Polly Stevenson Aug. 31, 1805 Josiah Stevenson Robert Neeley Margaret Young Jan. 18, 1805 James Richardson Andrew Norwood Anny Chambers Nov. 25, 1805 John Dawson Randel Owens Hannah Oglesby June 11, 1805 Jonathan Wilson Bartholemew Osburn Betsy Abbott Apr. 30, 1805 Samuel Reney Andrew Parker Elizabeth Noble Apr. 22, 1805 Reuben Ross Duncan Patton Polly Gwin Apr. 29, 1805 Sam'l Watson William Pitman Mary Ragsdale Dec. 28, 1805 Abraham Douglass William Pittman Tabitha Burton Jan. 7, 1805 Abram Trigg, Jr. Ambrose Porter Rebecca Snoddy Mar. 9, 1805 Thos. Marguis James Reed Elender Crawford Nov. 2, 1805 Elijah Simpson Joel Reese Sarah Ramsey Aug. 14, 1805 Joshua Ramsey Adam Reeves Po lly Nipper June 27, 1805 Wm. McAdams James Roberts Patsey Evans May 8, 1805 James Harten Jacob Robartson Elizabeth Cherry July 5, 1805 Wm. White William Robertson Fanny Harris Sept. 16, 1805 Robt. Harris Barnet Rork Stacy Hedspeth June 10, 1805 Robt. Allen Abraham Rutledge Nancy Wills Oct. 16, 1805 Wyat Wills Abraham Rutledge Mary Ragsdale Dec. 28, 1805 Jas. Cryer Joseph Seawell Prudence Bleason April 1, 1805 John Lyon (Ble~on?) Daniel Shaver Josa Chaddock Sept. 18, 1805 Wm. Pervince William Shoulders Clarissa Dement Aug. 10, 1805 Abner Shoulders Charles Simpson Sally C. Harris Aug. 2, 1805 Robt. Nance Joshua Smith Nancy Pankey July 4, 1805 John Pankey Joseph Stevenson Polly Pitt Jan. 22, 1805 John Donoho William Stuart Sally Cowgher Sept. 20, 1805 Wm. Sample -172-
Groom Bride Date Bondsman
Fletcher Sullivan Betsey Crane Feb. 13, 1805 Lewis Crane Francis Tinsley Polly Cary May 7, 1805 James Cary. John Thompson Mary Younl$ Aug. 30, 1805 Wm. Caldwell Daniel Trigg Nancy Hodge June 3, 1805 James Cage James Trousdale Milindy May Feb. 13, 1805 Robert Trousdale William White Jinny Burton Oct. 24, 1805 Jesse McClendon Thomas Whitford Polly Henderson March 27, 1805 Abraham Hollinsworth Henry Wi lliams Eley Ridley Aug. 26, 1805 Isaac Towe 11 Robert Williams Polly Barnes July 3, 1805 John Billings William Wyles Nancy McKee Apr. 18, 1805 John Wyles Hugh Torrence Dunn Susannah Clark July 13, 1805 James Clark William Clark Abagail Gardner July 13, 1805 James Clark and Hugh T. Dunn Samuel P. Black Fanny Sanders Dec. 23, 1805 James Cage
James Allen Peggy Franklin . Mar. 3, 1806 Jas. Franklin Isreal Ambrose Gilly Wright Feb. 11, 1806 John Wright Kinchen Barnes Elizabeth Braswell July ·U, 1806 Ruffin Deloach William Barnet Casander Barnet Sept. 25, 1806 Nathan Atcheson Thomas Barnett Henny Noble Jan. 27, 1806 Jeremiah Claxton Elsworth Paynes Peggy White Aug. 28, 1806 Jacob Seaves John Bentley Rachel Brown Feb. 5, 1806 John L. Swanay Henry Bloodworth Do lly Griffin May 28, 1806 Miles Anderson Joseph Bowman Peggy Hamilton May 14, 1806 J. W. Hamilton David Bradley Rebeccah Granger Oct. 18, 1806 John Taylor George Browning Sally McIntosh Jan. 27, 1806 Reuben Nowell William Burchett Sally Doyal May 28, 1806 John Doyal George Bush Elizabeth Marlin Nov. 27, 1806 Archibald Marlin William Cage Fanny Street Mar. 12, 1806 James Winchester David Campbell Catherine Bowen Apr. 10, 1806 Jas. Desha Alexander Cartwright PatseyP. Rawlings Dec. 24, 1806 James Rutherford Alex Cathey Mary Malone Apr. 8, 1806 Thos. Malone William Cathey Betsey Gale Apr. 2, 1806 Alex. Cathey William Cavanest Polly Bruce Dec. 16, 1806 John Chapman Joseph Christopher Rebecka Coleman Nov. 1, 1806 Thomas Greves Richard Cocke Elenor Desha July 1, 1806 Thomas Cocke William Coventon Priscilla Bloodworth Feb. 28, 1806 Webb Bloodworth William Davis Nancy Cotton Nov. 15, 1806 James Cryer Isaac Dillon Polly Kilbrath Sept. 19, 1806 Tarlton Boren Andrew Dinning Polly Groves Sept. 18, 1806 Thomas Groves John Dinning Elisabeth Whitworth Aug. ll, 1806 Joseph McGlothin By Thomas Groves, Jr., J.P. on Aug. 21, 1806 Josiah Dixon Dusty Williams April 29, 1806 David Stafford John Dobbins Elizabeth Shaw May 24, 1806 Jonathan Trousdale Marcus Dodd Po lly Wilson Dec. 22, 1806 Lourance Owen William Edwards, Jr. Peggy Hassel Sept. 13, 1806 Richard Edwards Ever:.lrd EUiss Polly Calvin Sept. 17, 1806 William Rainey Levi Fawke Nancy White Dec. 29, 1806 Litt1eberry White Thomas Ferrell Betsey Shaw Jan. 27, 1806 Joshua Smith George Farrier Sally Mooney April 19, 1806 John Mooney Robert Fleming Nancy Mitchell June 16, 1806 John Mitchell David Foster Anny Beard June 29, 1806 David Beard, Sr. John Freeland Catherine McKee Feb. 18, 1806 William McKee Burwell Fulks Patsey Locke Feb. 1, 1806 Thos. White Moses Gaines Elizabeth Marshall Nov. 20, 1806 William Capps Thomas Gordon Rebeccah \\''If,Ock Dec. 15, 1806 Hiram Womock -173-
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Benjamin Grainger Lilly Groves Nov. 8, 1806 William Grainger Edmund Green Rhody Harris Oct. 4, 1806 Thomas Edwards AlIen Groves Polley Uzzell Feb. 10, 1806 Thomas Groves, Jr. CharleS Hereford Po llY Herring Nov. 3, 1806 Jesse Hereford James Hamilton Susannah Vinson Apr. 8, 1806 John Hamilton Wm. Hamilton Fanny Latimer Aug. 15, 1806 Danie1 Latimer William Hammond Jane McMurtry Aug. 4, 1806 John McMurtry Jesse Hereford Polly Turner Jan. 1, 1806 Adam Turner Jesse Ho llis Phoebe Gambling Dec. 3, 1806 William Marlin Henry Hunt Darcus Giles Jan. 31, 1806 Jos.iah E. Giles John Hutchings Susannah Youree Jan. 13, 1806 Patrick Youree Chestly Jackson Sally Lilley Jan. 3, 1806 Jacob Lilley John Jones Hannah Oglesby Mar. 31, 1806 Daniel Oglesby Thomas Kirkham Betsey Prevett May 23, 1806 William Grady Daniel latimer Elizabeth Owin Sept. 23, 1806 John Pendergrast William Lemmons Patsey Gipson Feb. 17, 1806 Peter l.emmons John Lindsey Nancy Smothers Dec. 20, 1806 James Carr James Love Salley Watwood Jan. 4, 1806 Samuel Roney Walter Loving Dolly Stone Apr. 23, 1806 Eusebius Stone John Lyon Agnes Keese Apr. 21, 1806 William Henry William Lyon Rebeccah Steel Jan. 8, 1806 Robert Steel, Jr. Thomas Malone Hannah Cathey Mar. 1, 1806 John Lyon Thomas Marlin Polly Rice Oct. 1, 1806 Archibald Marlin Lewis Martin Anny Clendening Feb. 13, 1806 John Brisby Edward Maxey Polly Chance Jan. 21, 1806 Wm. Maxey Samue 1 McAdow Hannah Coop July 24, 1806 Wm. Hodge Alexander McElroy Polly Elliss Jan. 6, 1806 William Davis James McCallaster Elizabeth Asque Mar. 26, 1806 John F. Mingion John McGee Elizabeth Rogers Dec. 22, 1806 James Rogers John Mclin Rebeccah Anderson Feb. 3, 1806 Robert Anderson John Mitchell Sally Gardner Oct. 3, 1806 Benjamin Rawlings William Moody Rebeccah Trible Feb. 3, 1806 Abraham Trible Richard Moore Elizabeth Johnson Mar. 6, 1806 James Johnson Robert Moore Nancy Green Mar. 3, 1806 John Trice William Newton Polly Tire Apr. 17, 1806 Henry Allen Greenberry Orr Aramintha Juliett Harris May 28, 1806 Wm. Alderson Robert Parks Nancy Gwin Mar. 18, 1806 Jacob Parks William Payton Barbara Rogers Nov. 26, 1806 Wm. Norvell Allen Purvis Peggy Franklin Dec. 27, 1806 Henry Vinson William Rainey Sibella Elliss Sept. 16, 1806 Edward Elliss Moses Rhodes Polly Norris Dec. 22, 1806 James Rogan Samuel Roulston Elizabeth Shaw Jan. 28, 1806 Hugh McBride James Sanders Molley Donelson Feb. 26, 1806 Edward Sanders Robert Sanders Jane Keesee July 16, 1806 Wm. Henry Herod Seat Jinny Merell Dec. 6, 1806 Thos. Barret Abner Shoulders Elizabeth Combs Mar. 26, 1806 Isaac Baker Edwin Smith Susannah Thomas Sept. 20, 1806 Jacob Smith Jeremiah Smith Fanny Ashlock Apr. 1, 1806 Peter Fisher Vardiman Smith Polly Gaines Oct. 5, 1806 Jas. McKain John Spradling Susannah Bradley Jan. 16, 1806 George Stallcup Joseph Spradlin Nancy Bradley Feb. 19, 1806 John Bradley James Summers Polly Hood July 21, 1806 Sam'lWatson John L. Swaney Anny Belote Feb. 5, 1806 John Bentley Benjamin Parver Sally Odom Aug. 18, 1806 George Elliott John Taylor Barbary Bason May 26, 1806 David Bradley Goolsby Thurman Patsey Stoval july 14, 1806 Thomas Stovall -174-
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Abram Tribble Polly Nelson Sept. 18, 1806 William Ma£ey(?) Jonathan Trousdal\ Sally Josey May 21, 1806 Wm. Murrell Joseph Underwood Betsey Young July 25, 1806 Amos Gowen Millington Wall Sally Ellis Sept. 13, 1806 Simeon Ellis Adam Wallace . Salley Stuart Jan. 7, 1806 Sam'l Stuart Hardy Warren Sally King Feb. 11, 1806 William King Wm. Weathers Dicy Trible Feb. 18. 1806 Jesse Keen John Weaver Elizabeth Cross Sept. 4, 1806 John ~ai1ey William West Polly Taylor Oct. 18, 1806 David Bradley Littleberry White Nancy Dillard Sept. 16, 1806 Barnard Ferrell Robert Williamson Keriah Whitsitt S~pt. 10, 1806 Laurence Whitsitt John Willis Jinny Kirkpatrick Feb. 26, 1806 Wallie Kirkpatrick Meshack Willis Nancy Pritchet Oct. 25, 1806 Joseph Clark
No record of the year 1807.
James Bell Betsey Rasbery June 9, 1808 Frederick Brown John Black Cena B1ackamore May 5, 1808 Robert White Thomas Bloodworth A1y White Oct. 13, 1808 Serro1 White By S. Hunt, J.P. Oct. 13, 1808 Nathan Boon Betsey Thorn Dec. 29, 1808 Robert Lytle Henry Boyer Mary Gambell Jan. 2, 1808 John Gambell David Bruce Lucy Bruce Dec. 24, 1808 James McKain Andrew Buckham Charlotte Taylor July 15, 1808 William McNutt and Joe Parrish Wiley Carrel Elizabeth G. Gilpin July 30, 1808 James G. Sloan Richard Center Betsey Hunt July 9, 1808 Moses Gains Pleasant Crews Elizabeth Lavender Mar. 21, 1808 John Jones Pavett Cufman JinnyGunsaw Feb. 13, 1808 Geo. G. Chapman Thomas Davis C10unda Ecko1s Aug. 4, 1808 John Pendergast William Davis Polly Sebastan Jan. 6, 1808 John Davis William Durham Frances Marshall July 13, 1808 Joseph Easley Betsey Wethers Apr. 19, 1808 Rhodes Allen Simon Edwards Elizabeth Hail Mar. 6, 1808 Adonyah Edwards Simpon E11is De1ilas Smith Nov. 25, 1808 Abraham Ellis James Ervin Polly Bates Mar. 20, 1808 Samuel Patterson Garrard Ethridge Polly Murnan Dec. 25, 1808 Benj. Dickerson Birrom Ferrall Sally C10r Mar. IS, 1808 James Douglas John Finix Polly Sloane Mar. IS, 1808 Richard Ball Daniel Frailey Milley Miller Feb. 22, 1808 Henry Marrick Alexander Frazor Elizabeth Harper Apr. 8, 1808 William Harper Martin Gambill Susanna Shaddis Sept. 11, 1808· John Gambill John Gaines Charlotte Pruett May 8, 1808 Josephas Conn Mason Garrison Betsey Harten Aug. 19, 1808 James Harten David Groves Susanna Roney Dec. 19, 1809 Thomas Groves John Gourley Prudence Wilson Dec. 15, 1808 William Kirkpatrick John Hall Patsey Douglas Oct. 4, 1808 N. H. Douglas George Harpole Sally Chapman May 23, 1808 Pavatt Cufman Jacob Hicks Polly Lewis Dec. 6, 1808 John Hicks John Hicks Philpeny Holt Nov. 10, 1808 John Chapman Samuel Holloway Middy Hassel Apr. 2, 1808 Edmond Hogan John Hubarts Sally Bough Apr. 25, 1808 Humphrey Bares John Hudson Betsey Niles Jan. 20, 1808 Dawsey Hudson Needham Hunter Polly Parnell Dec. IS, 1808 Joshua Rice Shadrick Finn Rebecca Henderson Oct. 21, 1808 Thos. Keif and Porter Allen -175-
Groom Bride Date Bondsman
James Jackson Lucretia Boyers(Rogers?)July 2, 1808 Will Trigg, Jr. Larkin Jackson Anna Parker Dec. 26, 1808 James Cathey James Job Catherine Pitt Sept. 10, 1808 Robert Pitt Archibald Johnson Elizabeth Gilmore July 12, 1808 Lemuel Stubblefield Robert Johnson Patsey Goodrum Aug. 31, 1808 Lemuel Stubblefield Hezekiah Jones yina Oglesby Aug. 18, 1808 Isaac Simpson William Jones Polly Ham(Ha~ or Ha~) July 25, 1808 Joseph Clark Samue1 Kennedy Judith Pruett Dec. 31, 1808 Thomas Rawlings Davis King Sally Joiner Jan. 27, 1808 John Pendergast David King Sarah Pike Sept. 10, 1808 John F. Gillespie William M. King Prescilla Hassell Dec. 8, 1808 John Pendergast James Kirkman Milley Anderson May 19, 1808 Griswold Latimer Celia Gardner Sept. 17, 1808 Peter Looney Lynds Latimer Polly Hamilton May 26, 1808 Shadrack Nye Stark Lewis Phanny Paradice Nov. 17, 1808 William paradice Daniel Liggett Sally Garrison Nov. 18, 1808 John McMurtry Jarrot Loyd Rebeckah Stuart Feb. 16, 1808 Wm. T. Lindsey James Mabry Susanna Bernard Aug. 16, 1808 William Atchison John Mabry Peggy!rago(!rago?) Dec. 9, 1808 John W. Byrn Oliver Martin Polly Hicks Aug. 23, 1808 John Hicks W~lliam McCarty Polly Chappell Dec. 31, 1808 Dickie Chappell John Mc Elwrath Olive Deloach Nov. 23, 1808 James Orr Henry Miller Nancy Garrison May 27, 1808 William McMunn David Mitchell Elizabeth Clary Jan. 1, 1808 Peter Lune John Mitchell Fanny Busby July 23, 1808 Hugh Findley William Mitchaner Elizabeth Corcle Mar. 14, 1808 Samuel Watson Jones yoc(or Ioc?) June 27, 1808 Bond not filled out. Signed and dated as above on back. Richard Moore Elizabeth Cowan Mar. 21, 1808 Isarael Moore Mathew Neel Sally Trousdale Mar. 1, 1808 John P~ndergast Henry M. Newlin Polly M. Sims Apr. 16, 1808 Reuben Norman Oina Brackin Sept. 16, 1808 Wm. Brackin William Paradice Elizabeth Stuart Nov. 17, 1808 Storks Sims by S. Hunt, J.P. on Nov. 17, 1808 Noah Parker Rhoda Parker' Jan. 30, 1808 James Fisher Robert Parker Patsey Martin May 17, 1808 Thomas Parker John Parson Sally Wilson Oct. 31, 1808 Rolls Perry Hugh Patterson Synthia Murray Oct. 17,' 1808 James Grayham John Payton Sally Rogers Dec. 24, 1808 Joseph Campbell James Ragen Betty Simpson Sept. 7, 1808 John Simpson John Pitt Susannah Strother Mar. 12, 1808 James Strother Rhodem Rawlings Aley Seawell Nov. 3, 1808 John C. Hamilton (?) Reeves Hannah Cooper Dec. 28, 1808 John Cooper Phillip Reyb..!:!rn Susannah White Jan. 30, 1808 Julius Sims Samuel ~ooney Patsey Hu£ne(Hu~ne?) Jan. 19, 1808 Reuben Norman William Roney Leah Groves Aug. 3, 1808 David Groves John Scott Betsey Bradshaw Nov. 1, 1808 John Bradshaw Joseph Short Rebeccah Abbott Sept. I, 1808 John Copland Richard Smith Peggy Dinning Feb. 8, 1808 George Steel Nicholas Stone Betsey Loving Feb. 24, 1808 Edsebues Stone William Stone Sally Gains Jan. 11, 1808 Moses Gains James Story Nancy Watson Sept. 29, 1808 Sandy P. Duncan Sterling 0" insley Kasiah Wynn June 16, 1808 James Edwards Abraham Trigg Martha Sanders Aug. 29, 1808 Will Trigg William Taylor Nancy Edwards Jan. 5, 1808 Robert Lytle (Continued Next Quarter) -176-
TENNESSEANS IN TEXAS
(Abstracted by Miss Barbara J. McNamara from
"A Memorial And Biographical History of John ~nd Hill Coun!ies, Texas" published by The Lewis Publishing Co., Chicago, 1892)
(Continued from Last Quarter)
JAMES M. Rogers, Irene, Texas,was born in Perry Co., Ala., May 14, 1826, and is the seventh in order of birth of nine children born to Benjamin and Martha Rogers,both natives of Ga. The father was a farmer, and died in Miss., in 1844. After his death his widow came to Texas and located in Limestone Co., where her death occurred in 1862. Their children were named in the order of their births as follows: William F., died while serving in the war, (he left a large family in Limestone Co.); John, also served in the Confederate army, and was killed at Vicksburg. He left six children: J.M. (subject); Jefferson served in the Southern army, and is now residing in Lime stone Co.; M.C., a farmer, now residing in Limestone Co.; Betsey A., married Stuart McDonald, and three of her sons served in the army, one being killed; she and Mr. McDonald are now deceased; Mary, married George Pollock, and resides in Miss.; Martha married Ed. Pollock, who died in Limestone Co.; she had gone West; Sarah married Mr. Alexander and now resides in Indian Territory. James M. Rogers was married in 1844. In 1853 he came to Texas and settled first in Freestone Co., where he remained three years, engaged in carpentering and cabinet-making. From there he moved to Limestone Co. for fifteen years, then moved to Navarro Co. in 1866; and in 1870 he came to Hill Co. In 1862 he enlisted in the cavalry, and promoted tathe rank of Colonel. Returning home he resumed his farming operations. Mr. Rbgers' wife, whose maiden name was Harriet Germany, was a daughter of John Germany, a native of Tenn., who moved to Miss. at an early day, and died there in 1863. To Mr. and Mrs. Rogers have been born eight children: Mary E., born in 1846, and married W.A. Hunter, a farmer of McLennan Co.; James A., born in 1849, resides on a farm in Hill Co.; Sarah, born in 1852, is the wife of W.W. Woodruff of Hill Co.; Jefferson H., born in 1854, resides in Hill Co.; Lou was born in 1861, and married J.G. White, of Hill Co.; Thomas, born in 1865, is at home; W.C., born in 1857, of Greene Co.; and Cornelia, born in 1868, and died in 1880. The mother of these children was born December 24, 1829. During the war Mrs. Rogers' sister and the latter's husband died, leaving six small children unprovided for. Mrs. Rogers took the orphans into her home and reared both families as though one. (p63l-3)
CALVIN L. HUTCHESON, of Johnson Co., was born in Tenn. in 1839, a son of William and Margaret (Sigler) Hutcheson, natives also of Tennessee. The Hutcheson family are among the early settlers of that State, and are of German descent. The Sigler family are also among the early settlers of East Tennessee, and Philip Sigler, the grand father of our subject, was among the prominent men in the settling of Bledsoe county. William Hutcheson was a farrcer and country merchant. He Was the father of nine child ren, as follows: Philip, deceased; Charles, of Johnson Station, Tarrant Co.; W.C., of Tenn.; G.W., deceased, whose family reside in Hood Co., Texas; J.L. of Arlington, Tarrant Co.; O.P., of Callahan Co., Texas; Frances, deceased, was the wife of A.K. Middleton, of Johnson station; Irena, wife of E.S. Day, of Wise Co.; and C.L., our subject. The father died when our subject was only one year old, and the mother afterward married Henry Gotcher, and came to this State in 1867, where she died ten years later. C.L.Hutcheson formed a partnership with his brother, W.C., at George town, Tenn., in the mercantile business, until the war. In August, 1861, Mr. Hutcheson joined the First Tenn. Cavalry; after the war, clerked in a dry-goods store in Atlanta, Ga., and in Dec. 1866, came to Alvarado, Johnson Co. He was married in 1866 to Miss Mollie Luttrell of Hamilton Co., Tenn., and a daughter of C.D. and Abbie (Teener) Luttrell. The father was one of the early settlers of Hamilton Co., and was one of its leading farmers and slave owners before the late war. Mr. and Mrs. Luttrell -177-
had. seven children, viz.: James D., a resident of Harris Co., Ga.; John, deceased, whose family reside in Tenn.; William H., of Harris Co., Ga.; J.G., deceased, but his family reside in Alvarado, Texas; Martha, deceased, was the wife of Dr. Atchley, of this city; and Mary, wife of our subject. Mr. and Mrs. Hutcheson have had four child ren: William L., attending the Baylor University at Waco; Abbey, Maggie and Gertrude, at home. (p637-8)
ASTYANAX M. DOUGLASS, M.D., is a son of Dr. James S. Douglass, who was born in Sumner Co., Tenn. in 1806, and later became a resident of Osceola, Mo., where he resided un til 1848. He then returned to Tenn. near where the city of Union now stands and died in 1849. He began practicing medicine in 1835, and continued the same until his death. In 1836 he came to Texas with a volunteer company. He was a son of Alfred H. Douglass, who was one the pioneers of Tenn. from Va. His wife was a Miss Scurlock, a native of Va., and by her he became the father of four sons and one daughter: Thomas C., who now resides in Waco, Texas, was for a number of years Judge of Sumner Co., Tenn.; Young Elmore, deceased, of Sumner Co., Tenn.; DaVid, who was known as General David Douglass, was at one time Mayor of San Francisco and was a lawyer by profession; the next is Dr. James S., the father of the subject of this sketch; and Caroline, who be came the wife of Thomas G. Miller of Bastrop, Texas, is now deceased. Dr. James S. Douglass was married to Miss Caroline Mills, who was born in Sumner Co., Tenn. in 1810 and died in 1841. She was the daughter of Captain John Mills, a native of Va., and a very wealthy planter of Sumner Co., Tenn. His wife was a Mrs. Hartgrave, of Ky., a widow with four children when he married her, one of whom, Jerry Clemems, was United States Senator from Alabama just prior to the war. John Mill's parents were Virginians. Dr. Astyanax M. Douglass was born in Sumner Co., Tenn. in 1838, and until the death of his mother he made his home with his parents, but afterward with his maternal grandfather, John Mills. A few years later he went to live with an aunt, Mrs. Ann Sanders, remaining with her until twenty-one years of age. He first located in Rankin Co., Miss., but soon enlisted in the Confederate atmy. In 1866 he came to Texas. He was married in Feb. 1868, to Mrs. Lottie A. Wier, a daughter of Colonel James J. Gathings. Mrs. Douglass was the widow of Captain Joseph P. Wier. She has borne Dr. Douglass the following children: Astyanax M.; James G.; John S., and Frank M. living: and Cartha C., Benjamin C. and Lottie A., dead. (p638-0)
JOSEPH H. WOMBWELL'S father, Joseph H. Wombwell, Sr., was born in Va. in 1823, but moved from there to Florida, where he remained until his death in 1859. He was married January 1859 to Miss Elizabeth P. Pope, who was born in Florida in 1837, and who was the daughter of William S. and Harriet Pope. Her father was sent to Fla. by the Governor, as Indian agent. To Mr. and Mrs. Wombwell was born but one child, Joseph H. The paternal grandfather, Dr. Joseph H. Wombwell, a physician, was a native of the Old Dominion, and of English descent. Joseph H. Wombwell, Jr. was born Sept. 14, 1859, in Fla. When 21 years of age, he came to Texas, and first located at Fort Worth. He came to Itasca in 1890. In 1886 he married Miss Martha A. Smith, a native of Fort Worth, Texas, born in 1864, and the daughter of Junius and Mary E. Smith. Mrs. Wombwell died the 27th of March, 1891, leaVing one child, Elizabeth. (p640-l)
D.M. MATTHEWS, of Hill Co., Texas, was born in Tishomingo Co., Miss. March 1, 1844, the fifth of the nine children of William M. and Jayne (Phillips) Matthews, natives of Tenn., the father, now resides in Johnson Co., Texas. In 1862, D.M. enlisted in the Twenty-sixth Mississippi Volunteer Infantry. At the close of the war, he went to his brother's at Pleasant Site, Ala. In 1868, he came to Texas settling in Hill Co. In 1872, he was married to Miss R.E. Nunn, of Powhatan, Arkansas, and they had one child, Willie Carl. The wife and mother died in 1881, and in 1882 he was married to Miss R.F. Gaines, of Mississippi. (p641)
OLIVER P. ARNOLD, was born in Spartanburg, S.C. in 1826. His father, William B. Arnold, was born in that State in 1803; moved to Tenn., thence ·to Mo., and from there -178- in 1847 to Texas. Arriving in this State, he first located in Titus Co.; in 1859 settled near Cleburne till a few years prior to his death, when he moved to the city of Cleburne. He died at the latter place in 1873. Mr. Arnold's mother's maiden name was Mary Fryer, her native place Spartanburg, S.C., and the date of her birth 1803. Her parents were married in 1831, and to them were born seven'children, viz.: Amanda M., a widow of M.B. Kouns, is a resident of Cleburne; OliverP., Cynthia J., widow of Levi Lewis, a resident of weatherford; Marion, who was killed at the age of 20; Absalom M., a farmer of Johnson Co.; the sixth-born died in infancy; and the youngest, Puss, died when two years old. Mr. Arnold's paternal grandfather, James Arnold, was a native of Va.; served in the war of 1812; died in S.C. His grandmother Arnold was before her marriage a Miss Blundell. Oliver P. Arnold came to Texas with his parents in 1847. In 1853, he went to California, remained on the Pacific coast until 1859, and then returned to Johnson Co. He enlisted in 1861, but, being in poor health at the time he enlisted, was discharged after a year's service and returned to his ranch in Johnson Co. He was elected Sheriff of Johnson Co. just after the war and served till 1876. In 1861, Mr. Arnold married Miss Abigail Winchester, a daughter of Isaac and Mary Winchester and a native of Mo. Her death occurred in 1884. To Mr. and Mrs. Arnold, 12 children were born, namely: Harrison, a farmer of Johnson Co.; Olie 1., of Johnson Co.; John A.; Mary E., wife of John A. Barkley, of Arizona; Lee, Alberta, Fannie and Nannie, at home; and George, Hood, Byrd andOfttis, who died when young. (p647-8)
JOHN WESLEY SMITH is a son of Eric and Jane Smith, natives of Va., the former born in 1774 and latter in 1784. They moved to Tenn., where the father died, in 1858. They were the parents of ten children, whose names are as follows: Julia Ann, wife of B.E. Estis, both deceased; Mary, wife of G. Milstred, also both deceased; GeorgeW., deceased; James, a resident of Shelby Co., Texas; Nancy, widow of John Swader, of Tenn.; Deliah, wife of Albert Fultz, of Easton, Texas; John Wesley Smith; Elizabeth, deceased, was the wife of William Morris, of Shelby Co., Texas; Sarah, who resides in Tenn.; Rosa, widow of William Hobbs of Tenn. John Wesley Smith was born in Tennessee in 1825. In 1847, he came to Texas and first located in Shelby Co. For two years Mr. Smith lived with his brother-in-law, Mr. Estis, who came to Texas in 1836. In 1862, he enlisted in the Twenty-eighth Regiment. He served until the war closed, and then settled in Johnson Co., eight miles southeast of Cleburne. (At that time Cleburne was known as Camp Henderson.) In 1887, he moved to his present location, where he has since resided. In 1852 Mr. Smith married Ann Cooper, who was born in Tenn. in 1834, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth (Landers) Cooper. Ten children have been born to them, John, Elizabeth, Philip and Sarah are deceased. The fifth and sixth died in infancy. Caroline is the widow of Joseph Hughs, and resides in Johnson Co. Moreman lives on his fathers' farm. George and Joseanna are the youngest and are at home with their parents. (p648-9)
DR. JAMES M. PRATT, of Hill Co., Texas, was born in Gibson Co., Tenn. Sept. 2, 1856. His parents are John M. and Sarah V. (Smith) Pratt. The former was a native of Orange Co., N.C., where he was born in 1832. Grandfather William C. Pratt was also born in N.C., of English descent, and served for a number of years as Clerk of the Courts in his native State. The parents of James M. Pratt were married in Tenn. in 1854 and had ten children: James M., Zachariah, Jasper, Robert, Cora, Elbert, Arthur, Pearl, Edward and Essie. He practiced his profession for a couple of years in Madison Co., Tenn. after which he went to New York City. In 1882 we find him in Texas, where, after prospecting for a time, he finally located at Oak Valley, in Hill Co., but later, settled three miles from Aquilla, in the same Co., where he has since resided. Dr. Pratt was married, in 1879, to Miss ~,llie L., a daughter of Colonel J.M. and Louisa Caruthers, of Madison Co., Tenn. Dr. and Mrs. Pratt have five children: Etltel May, Maud D., Maggie, Johnie M. and James A. (p652-3) The End -179- '
WEST TENNESSEE DISTRICT, LAND GRANTS, BuOK I
(Abstracted from the microfilm by Mr. and Mrs. William Lusk Crawford)
(Continued From Last Quarter)
Page 585. #594. Rec. 28 June 1827, Cert. #6693, 18 Sept. 1824, Reg. West Tenn., John Owen, 381 a, entered 21 May 1825 by #1747 granted John Owen, tenth district, Hardeman Co.
Page 586. tf595. Rec. 28 June 1827, Cert. #6317, 16 Aug. 1824, Reg. West Tenn., Robert J. Chester, 10 a, entered 8 Sept. 1824 by /F1459 , granted Joseph Burleson, assignee said Chester, tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry #1039 John Jenkins.
Page 587. !/596. Rec. 28 June 1827, Cert. if,k531, 26 April 1813, Reg. East Tenn., Samuel Eskridge, 50 a, entered 25 Sept. 1824 by ,F1485, granted Thomas Clifft, assignee Eskridge, tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry 4'860, John Rhea.
Page 588. #597. Rec. 28 June 1827, Cert. #5741, 31 May 1824, Reg. West Tenn., James Daniel, 25 a, 5 Oct. 1824 by #1501 granted Henry Jones assignee said Daniel, tenth district, Hardeman Co. on waters of Clear Creek, adj. entry John H. Bills.
Page 589. #598. Rec. 28 June 1827, Cert #5784, 1 June 1824, Reg. West Tenn., William Smith, 50 a, entered 14 Aug. 1824 by f'1422 granted lott Foster assignee said Smith, tenth district, Hardeman Co. on waters of Porters Creek a southern branch of Hatchee River.
Page 590. 4,k599. Rec. 28 June 1827, part of warrant #2572, 26 May 1792, issued John Armstrong entry officer for claims for N.C. western lands to James Gray Waite, 5000 a. Entered 31 May 1826 by #2149 granted Robert Lampkin assignee said Waite, tenth district, Madison Co., on waters of south fork of Forked Deer River, adj. entry 87 R. love, entry #131, entry #676.
Page 591. #600. Rec. 28 June 1827, Cert. #2267, 15 July 1822, Board of Comm. West Tenn., John McFarland, 36 3/4 a, entered 28 Feb. 1825 by #1893, granted John Mcfarland, twelfth district, Weakley Co. on north side of middle fork of Obion River. Adj. entry #150 Dougherty, entry #1842 Newton.
Page 592. #601. Rec. 28 June 1827. Cert. #1663 and #6790 issued Reg. East Tenn. to Hugh W. Dunlap for 5 a, 29 April 1825, and other by Reg. West Tenn. to Wm. P. Anderson, 5 a, 26 June 1826, and entered 12 Oct. 1826 by #2188 granted Elisha Everette assignee said Dunlap & Anderson, twelfth district, Henry Co., adj. entry #1599 Hillyard, entry #793.
Page 593. #602. Rec. 28 June 1827, Cert. #1579, 23 Sept. 1820, Board of Corom., West Tenn., John Bowen, 200 a, entered 25 March 1822, by #966, granted James Conyors assignee said Bowen, twelfth district, Henry Co. on waters of north fork of Obion River, adj. Peter Appers 20 a survey.
Page 594. #603. Rec. June 28, 1877, Cert. #1927 dated March 3, 1826, issued by Corrm. of Tenn. to the assignee of the Reg. of the western district for 25 a. Entered May 4, 1826 as an occupant claim un~?thtge ACt of g825 b~ #2012. Granted to John Mathews, assignee of said Reg./aa]. e~E~§ i617 IgiY21~'A adj. Greer &McCord's 500 a entry.
Page 595. #604. Rec. June 28, 1827, Cert. #1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, all dated March 3, 1826. Issued by Comm. of Tenn. to the assignee of the Reg. of the western district for 25 a each and entered on May 4» 1826 as an occupant claim under the Act of 1825 -180- by 412016. Granted to James D. Welch assignee of said Reg., twelfth district of Henry Co. adj. entry #1315 for 100 a.
Page 596. ~605. Rec. 'June 28, 1827, Certs. #1934 and 1935 dated March 3, 1826. Issued by Cerom. of Tenn., entered May 4, 1826 as an occupant claim under the Act of 1825 by #2014•. Granted to Thomas Redding assignee of said reg., twelfth district in Henry Co. on waters of West Sandy.
Page 597. #606. Rec. June 28, 1827. Cert. #1918 and #1919 both dated March 3, 1826 issued by Cemm. of Tenn., entered June 26, 1826 as an occupant claim under the Act of 1825 by Y211l, 2~ ~ F~~h. Grcnted to David Rhinehart assignee of said Register, twelfth district in Henry Co. on waters of West Sandy, adj. entry #1420 for 80 a in name of Robert Carson.
Page 598. #607. Rec. June 28, 1827. Cert. #1916 and 1917, both dated March 3, 1826, issued by Comm. of Tenn. to the assignee of the Register of the western district for 25 a each and entered May 4 1826 as an occupant claim under the Act of 1825 by #2018. Granted to Malone Williams assignee of said Reg., twelfth district in Henry Co. adj. entry #1185 Jno Parmer.
Page 599. 1;608. Rec. 28 June 1827, cert. if1906, 3 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee Reg. western district, 25 a, entered 4 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #2019 granted Mary S. Miller assignee said Reg., twelth district, Henry Co., adj. entry #1151 Reuben Bowmer.
Page 600. #609. Rec. 28 June 1827, cert #1910, 1911 and 1912, 3 March 1826, Corn~. of Tenn. to assignee Register western district, 25 a each, entered 4 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #2017 granted William Murrey, assignee said Register, twelfth district, Henry Co. on West Sandy, adj. entry Richard Brown, Jno B. Carson's occupant claim.
Page 601. //610. Rec. 28 June 1827, cert IF1923, 1924, 1925 and 1926, 3 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. assignee Reg. of western district, 25 a each, entered 4 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #2015 granted James Reding assignee said Reg., twelfth district, Henry Co., on waters of West Sandy, adj. Jenkin's 640 a survey Sexton's (Lexton) entry.
Page 602. lf6ll. Rec. 28, 1827 cert. il 1936 and 1937, 3 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee register of western district, 25 a, each. Entered 4 May 1826 an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #2010 granted William Copeland assignee said Register, twelfth district, Henry Co., adj. entry Joseph Mune1l - entry Walton.
Page 603. 1f6l2. Rec. 28 June 1827, warrant 4ft814, 6 Aug. 1821, issued Secretary of State of N.C. to Pres. and Trustees Univ. N.C. on account of military service of William Ewell dec'd. for 2560 a entered 16 Dec. 1822 by #1140, granted Trustees of said University, twelfth district, Carroll Co. on south fork of Obion River, adj. 198 a survey James Greer, north bank Beaver Creek.
Page 604. #613. Rec. 28 June 1827, warrant #1162, 22 Aug. 1823, John Gray Blount and Thomas Blount, 1114 a, entered 12 Nov. 1824 by #1831, granted Robert E.C. Dougherty, twelfth district, Carroll Co. on Reedy Creek, adj. entry #636, entry #935, entry #876 John Stockerd, 100 a survey William Beard, entry John McIver, entry Sampson Williams, entry #491 Levy Branton, entry #849 Peter Burnew(?), entry #1044 Rochl'11~, entry ff1l40 Trustees Univ. N.C., entry #935 Greer.
Page 605. #614. Rcc. 28 June 1827, part of warrant #2573, 26 May 1792, issued John Armstrong, entry officer of claims for N,C. western lands to John Allen Watters -181- for 2500 a and entered 12 June 1826 by #331 granted Ross Talbott assignee said Watters - ninth district, Henderson Co. south fork of Forked Deer River, adj. entry #483 Samuel Wilson and John T. Haman(?).
Page 606. #617. Rec. 28 June 1817, Cert. &675, 1 Sept. 1813, Comm. for West Tenn. to heirs of John Lancaster, 640 a. Entered 8 June 1826 by {f306, granted George Martainda1e assignee said heirs, ninth district, McNairy Co. on Cypress Creek, adj. entry #916 John Cockerel.
Page 607. #618. Rec. 28 June 1827, Cert. #675, 1 Sept. 1813, Carom. of West Tenn., heirs of John lancaster, 640 a, entered 8 June 1826 by 11305, granted Henry Roten assignee said heirs, ninth district, McNairy Co. on Cypress Creek, adj. entry #916 John Cockeral.
Page 608. 4f615. Rec. 2 July 1827, Cert iF2643, 6 June 1826, Comm. of West Tenn., George Doherty, 426 a, entered 7 July 1826 by #2383, granted George Doherty, Hardeman Co. adj. entry ~H356 A.A.King.
Page 609. 4;616. Rec. 3 July 1827, Cert 1f399, 400, 401 and 402, 1 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee Register western district, 25 a each. Entered 2 May 1826 as occupant claim under Act of 1825 by 1/1819, granted Washington Pullen assignee said Register, tenth district, Madison Co. on waters of south fork of Forked Deer River, adj. entry #1089 Robert Clanton, entry #901 Duncan M. Iver(?), entry #1623 Bird Hill and Barrow.
Page 610. #619. Rec. 3 July 1827, Cert. #2833, 6 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee of Register of western district, entered 8 June 1826 as occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #299 granted Joseph H. Talbot assignee said Register, ninth district, McNairy Co. on waters of Snake Creek, adj. entry 1860 A.C.J. Anderson.
Page 611. #620. Rec. July 3, 1827, Cert. #3096, 8 March 1826, Corom. of Tenn. to assignee of Register western district, 25 a. Entered 29 June 1826 as occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #557, granted Bene11 Higgan assignee said Register, ninth district McNairy Co. on waters of Snake Creek, adj. entry #566 Benjamin Anderson.
Page 612. 4f621. Rec. July 3,1827, Cert. 3090(?), 8 March 1826, Corom. of Tenn., assignee of Register of western district, 25 a, entered 30 June 1826 as occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #586, granted Bennet A. James assignee said Register, ninth district, McNairy Co. on waters of Chambers Creek, adj. entry #585 Elias Macky (Void is marked across face of page and the following is written along margin). Made void by order of Circut Court at Purdy McNairy Co. See grant #4645.
Page 613. 1f622. Rec. July 3, 1827, Cert #2641 and 2642, 6 March 1826, Corr.m. of Tenn. to assignee of Register of western district, 25 a each, entered 8 June 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #301, granted Moses Christopher Chaote assignee said register, ninth district, McNairy Co. on waters of Owl Creek, adj. entry #1191 Penson and Williams.
Page 614. 11623. Rec. July 3, 1827, Cert. #2831 and 2841, 6 March 1826, issued Comm. of Tenn. to assignee Register western district, 25 a each, entered 8 June 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by &300 granted Drury C. Choate, ninth district, McNairy Co., adj. entry #1071, Univ. N.C.
Page 615. lf624. Rcc. July 3,1827, Cert lf2661, 27 June 1826, Comm. of West Tenn., Thomas Williams, 32 a, entered 9 Nov. 1826 by Ifl091 granted Robert White assignee said Register, eleventh district, Fayette Co. on south side loose Hatchee River, adj. John C. McLemore entry, James Donald's line. -182-
Pa.ge 616. 1f:625. Rec. July 4, 1827, Military service Archibald Smith to State of N.C., warrant #3378, 7 Jan. 1826, 640 aj entered 14 Nov. 1826 by #1092, Robert White assignee heirs of said Smith, eleventh district, Fayette Co. on both sides Loose hatchee River, adj. entry lH49, James Donald.
Page 617. #ft694. Rec. Aug. 2,1827, Cert.1f:4418, 25 Feb. 1822, Reg. West Tenn., Edward Gwin, 136 a, entered 17 Dec. by #1160 granted John Gwin assignee Edward Gwin, twelfth district, Carroll Co., entry #286, Pres. & Trustees Univ. N.C.
Page 618. #626. Rec. Aug. 10, 1827, by virtue of part of John Armstrong warrant #2572 for 5000 a and entered in the tenth district by entry #2215 dated June 4, 1826 in the name of Josiah W. Fort, assignee originally Allen T. Davie for twenty five a under the occupant law of 1825 and recognized by the Act of 1826. Granted to Josiah W. Fort. In tenth district in Madison Co. bounded by 20 a entry in name of T. Polk.
Page 619. ~627. Rec. Aug. 10, 1827, by virtue of part of John Armstrong's warrant #2575 for 5000 a and entered in tenth district by entry #2214 dated June 14, 1826 in name of Thomas I. Carl assignee originally of Allen T. Davie for fifty acres under the occupant law of 1825 and recognized by the Act of 1826. Granted to Josiah (Jacob?) W. Fort assignee of said Thos. I. Carl, tenth district, Madison Co., adj. entry #349, made in the name of R.C. Watson ~or 640 a.
Pagf 620. #627. Rec. Oct. 12, 1827, Cert. #6702 dated Sept. 20, 1824. Issued by Reg. of West Tenn., James Watkins for 15 a, entered Jan. 10, 1825 by fH629. Granted to Evanda McIver and Moses Woodfin assignees of said Watkins, tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry #1609 in name of John H. Bills, Carter C. Collier and William Ramsey for 11 a, then on south bourtdary line of William W. Bowman adj. John Arnold, adj. B. Hardeman.
~age 621. #628. Rec. Oct. 12, 1827, Cert. #6323, 17 Aug. 1824, Reg. West Tenn., bert F. Chester, 5 a, entered 8 Sept. 1824 by #1458, granted Joseph Burleson -~signee said Chester, tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry 111039, John Jenkins.
Page 622. ff629. Rec. Oct. 12, 1827, Cert. 111856, 1857, 1858,1859, 1860, 1861, 1862 and 1863. 3 March 1826, Corr.m. of Tenn., assignee Register western district, 25 a each, entered 4 May 1826 as an occupant claim under the Act of 1825 by #1906 granted Solomon Willoughby, tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry #1755, J. Carmack, entry 4f1041, Pres. & Trustee Univ. N.C.
Page 623. #630. Rec. Oct. 12. 1827, Cert. #1843, 1844, 1845. 1846, 1847 aRd 1848, 3 March 1826. issued Carom. of Tenn. to assignee of Register of western district, 25 a each, entered 4 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1826 by #1914 granted John Burleson assignee said Reg., tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry 1F1763 G. Carreger(?), entry #558.
Page 624. #631. Rec. Oct. 12, 1827, Cert. #1831, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1836, 1837 and 1838, 3 March 1826, issued Corrm. of Tenrt. to assignee of Register of western district, 25 a each, entered 4 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #1913 granted Ezekiel Owens assignee said register, tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry #1763 Godfrey Carregor(?).
Page 625. 11632. Rec. Oct. 12, 1827, Cert. 111655, 3 March 1826, Corom. of Tenn., assignee Register of western district, 25 a, entered 19 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #2082 granted Stephen Harvey assignee said Register, tenth district Hardeman Co. on waters of Pleasant Run, a branch of Big Ha.tchee River, adj. entry ~1554 Stephen Harvey. -183-
Page 626. #633. Rec. 12 Oct. 1827, Cert. 2401 and 2402, 6 March 1826 issued Comm. of Tenn., assignee of Register for western district, 25 a each, entered 31 May 1826 as occupant claim under Act 1825 by #2139 granted David Anderson, assignee said register, tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry T. Polk & Deavers.
Page 627. ~634. Rec. Oct. 12, 1827, Cert. #630, 631, 632, 633, and 634, 1 March 1826, issued Comm. of Tenn. to assignee Register western district, 25 a each, entered 2 May 1826 as occupant claim under Act of 1826 by #1824 granted Reubin P.T. Stone assignee said register, tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry ~1679 Thomas J.(?) Hardeman, entry #840 Baily Hardeman.
Page 628. #635. Rec. Oct. 12, 1827, Cert #1656, 1657 and 1658, 3 March 1826, issued by Comm. of Tenn., assignee of Register western district, 25 a each, entered 19 May 1826, as an occupant claim under Act of 1826 by ~2070 granted Jesse Harvy assignee said Reg., tenth district, Hardeman Co., on waters of Pleasant Run, adj. entry ~1534 Stephen Harvy, entry T. - Neart.
Page 629. #636. Rec. Oct. 12, 1827, Cert. #1158, 3 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee Register western district, 25 a, 4 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1826 by #1907 granted Hugh Caruthers, tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry #1904 Jesse Cockran.
Page 630. #637. Rec. Oct. 12, 1827, Cert. #3489, 8 March 1824, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee of Register of western district, 25 a, entered 8 June 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1826 by #296 granted Robert Obarr Senr. assignee said Register, ninth district, Madison Co. on waters Forked Deer River, adj. entry #901 Campbe1.
Page 631. #638. Rec. Oct. 12, 1827, Cert. #2570, 2571, 2572, 2573, 2574 and 2575, 6 March 1824, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee of Register of western district, 25 a each, entered 8 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1826 by v2027 granted Drury Champion assignee said Register, tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry 2025, John Nichols.
Page 632. #639. Rec. 12 Oct., 1827, Cert. #6174, 31 July 1824 issued Reg. West Tenn., William P(?) Anderson, 21 a, entered 30 Nov. 1824 by ~1565, granted Drury Champion assignee said Anderson, tenth district, Hardeman Co.
Page 633. #640. Rec. Oct. 12, 1827, Cert. #1183 and 1184, 3 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee of Register of western district, 25 a each, entered 10 May 1826 as occupant claim under Act of 1826 by #2052, granted Litt1ebury Mason assignee said register, tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry 1524 Sashe1 Wood.
Page 634. #641. Rec. Oct. 13, 1827, Cert. #1575, 6 Dec. 1823, issued Reg. East Tenn., John Winton, 200 a, entered 3 June 1824 by #1299, Thomas Brown, assignee said Winton, tenth district, Madison Co. on south fork of Forked Deer River, adj. entry #232 Lee(?) Sullivan, entry #688 John Johnson, entry #903 McGavick and Williams, entry #764 Robert H. Cannon.
Page 635. #642. Rec. 13 Oct. 1827, Cert. #2648, 2649, 2650, 2651, 2652, 2653, 2654 and 2655, 8 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee of Register of western district, 25 a each, entered 6 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1826 by ~2021 granted Jesse Blunt assignee said Register, tenth district Hardeman Co. on Big Hatchee River adj. entry #1063 E.T. Calleage entry #1828.
Page 636. #643. Rec. 13 Oct. 1827, Cert. #2559, 2560, 2561, 2562 and 2563, 6 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee of Register of western district, 25 a each, entered 8 May 1826 as occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #2025 granted John and Starling Nuckolls assignee said Reg., tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry #1282 Abner Taylor. -184-
Page 637. #644. Rec. Oct. 15, 1827, Cert. #2564, 2565, 2566, 2567, 2568 and 2569, 6 March 1826, Camm. of Tenn. assignee of Register of western district, 25 a each, 8 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #2028 granted John Nuckolls and William Flowers assignee said Register, tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry #20:3 John Nuckolls.
Page 638. #645. Rec. 12 Oct. 1827, Cert. #555, 556, 557, 558, 559, 560, 561 and 562, 1 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. assignee of Register western district, 25 a each, entered 4 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #1925 granted Neil W. Blue assignee said Register, tenth district, Fayette Co. on waters Loos Hate~ee River, adj. entry ,i'1923 Elihu Kilpatrick, entry 1924 Park.
Page 639. 4f646. Rec. 15 Oct. 1827, Cert. /f363, 364, 365, 366, 367, 368, 369 and 370, 1 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee of Register of western district, 25 a each, entered 4 May 1826 as occupant claim under Act of 1826 by #1925 granted John M.D. Parks assignee said Register, tenth district, Fayette Co. on waters of Loose Hatchee River, adj. entry #850 William Patterson.
Page 640. [;647. Rec. 15 Oct. 1827, Cert. 116102, 24 July 1824, Reg. of West Tenn., Washington Hampton, 4~ a, entered 25 Feb. 1825 by #1663, granted Charles Cock assignee said Hampton, tenth district, Hardeman Co., on east fork of Spring Creek, adj. entry #1262 Walter Robertson.
Page 641. #648. Rec. 15 Oct. 1827, Cert. Y2362, 2363, 2364, 2365, 2366, and 2367, 6 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee Register western district, 25 a each, entered 5 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #1944 granted Elisha Bryans, tenth district, Haywood Co., adj. entry #754, heirs of Thomas Nixon, entry 799 O.B. Hays, entry #1943 William Barcroft, entry P. Fowler, entry ~516 Thomas Henderson.
Page 642. #649. Rec. Oct. 15, 1827, Cert. #6577, 15 Sept. 1824, Reg. West Tenn., William Granger, 96 a, entered 30 Sept. 1825 by #1780 granted Alexander Kirkpatrick assignee said Grainger, tenth district, Hardeman Co. on waters Clover Creek a weStern branch of Hatchee, adj. entry #1532 Jefferson Ray.
Page 643. #650. Rec. Oct. 15, 1827, Cert. #6557, 13 Sept. 1824, Register West Tenn. Stephen Cantrell and Lee Nolen, 13 a, entered 16 May 1825 by ~1733, granted Jane Nelson assignee Cantrell and Nolen, tenth district, Hardeman Co. on waters of Wolf River, adj. entry #1000 John McIver.
Page 644. #651. Rec. Oct. 12, 1826(1), Cert. #1838, 16 Oct. 1820, Board of Comm. for West Tenn. John Patton, 12 93/160 a, entered 24 Oct. 1821 by #830, granted Andrew Allen assignee said Patton, ninth district, Henderson Co. on waters forked deer adj. entry ¢672 John Weir.
Page 645. ~652. Rec. Oct. 12, 1827, Cert. ~1098 and 1099, 5 March 1826, issued Comm. of Tenn. assignee of Register of western district, 25 a each, entered 30 June 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #601 granted Robert Jarel1 assignee said Register, ninth district, Henderson Co. on waters of forked deer, adj. entry #1804 Robert Jare11, entry Richard Smith.
Page 646. #653. Rec. Oct. 15, 1827, Cert. #1537, 29 Aug. 1820, Reg. East Tenn. John Parris, 58 a, entered 3 March 1823 by if1232 granted Thomas Brown assignee said Parris, ninth district, McNairy Co. on waters of Tennessee.
Page 647. /;654. Rec. Oct. 15,1827, Cert #2593,1 March 1825, Comm. of '/est Tenn., Daniel Bu1er and John Bullard, 200 a, entered 25 May 1825 by if1850 granted Daniel Bulcr assignee said Bullard, ninth district, McNairy Co. on waters Crooked Creek of Cypress Creek, adj. entry ,:1757 Thomas McA1pins. -185-
Page 648. #655. Rec. Oct. 15, 1827, Cert. #6761, 22 Sept. 1824, Reg. of West Tenri., Henry Norman, 3 a, entered 2 March J825 by #1769 granted William B. Branch assignee said Norman, ninth district, Henderson Co. on waters forked deer adj. entry #111 John Holmes.
Page 649. #656. Rec. Oct. 15, 1827, Cert. #3454, 24 April 1829, Register West Tenn. Charles Golston, 50 a entered 7 July 1824 by #1476 granted Hugh White assignee said Gholston, ninth district, Perry Co. on waters of Tennessee.
Page 650. #657. Rec. Oct. 15, 1827, Cert. #5259, 30 April 1824, Reg. West Tenn., Solomon Kembrough, 2 a, entered 22 Oct. 1824 by #1640 granted Charles Austin assignee said Kembrow, ninth district, Henderson Co. on waters of Tennessee.
Page 651. #658. Rec. 15 Oct. 1827, Cert. #2921, 4 May 1818, Reg. West Tenn., David Douglass, 15 a, entered 7 July 1824 by #1477 granted Drury Smith assignee said Douglass, ninth district, Perry Co. on waters of Tenn., adj. entry #1132 Josiah White.
Page 652. #659. Rec. 16 Oct. 1827, Cert. 5249, 28 April 1824, Reg. of West Tenn., Robert J. Chester, 2 a, entered 9 July 1824 by #1478 granted Zachariah White assignee said Chester, ninth district, Perry Co. on waters of Tenn. adj. occupant entry #42.
Page 653. #660. Rec. 16 Oct. 1827, Cert. #6559, 14 Sept. 1824, Reg. of West Tenn. Mordica Boon, 73 a, entered 17 Feb. 1825 by #1753, granted Zachariah Wh.ite assignee said Register, ninth district, Perry Co. on waters of Tennessee, adj. entry #1475 William Goldston.
) Page 654. #661. Rec. Oct. 16, 1827, military service William Russwurm to state of N.C., warrant #1108, 17 Feb. 1824, 735 a, entered 5 Jan. 1925 by #1625, granted John S. Ruswurm, heir of William Russwurm, tenth district, Fayette Co., on waters of Loose Hatchee and Wolf River.
Page 655. #662. Rec. Oct. 16, 1827, Cert. #1374 and 1375, 3 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee of Register of western district, 25 a each, entered 4 May 1826, as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #1905, granted David White assignee said Register, tenth district, Hardeman Co., on waters of Clover Creek, adj. entry #1500 said White, entry #1586 Moses Cadwell.
Page 656. #663. Rec. Oct. 16, 1827, Cert. #1333, 1334, 1335, 1336, 1337, 133a, 1339 and 1340, 3 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee of Register of western district, 25 a each, entered 2 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #1855 granted Thomas B. Peyton assignee said Register, tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry #1464 James McDowell.
Page 657. #663. Rec. 16 Oct. 1827, Cert. #1319, 1320, 1321, 1322, 1323, 1324, 1325 and 1326, Comm. of Tenn., 3 March 1826, 25 a each, assignee of Register, western district, entered 2 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #1856 granted Sashe11 Woods assignee said Register, tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. entry #1464 James McDowell, entry #1274.
Page 658. #665. Rec. 16 Oct. 1827, Cert. #3301, 3302, 3303, 3304, 3305, 3306, 3307 and 3308, 8 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee Reg. of western district, 25 a each, entered 6 May 1826 as occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #2013 granted James and William Graham assignee said Register, tenth district, Fayette Co. on waters Wolf River.
Page 659. #666. Rec. Oct. 16, 1827, Cert. #3644, 8 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee of Register of western district, 25 a each, entered 6 May 1826 as an -186-
occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #1999 granted John B. Reed assignee said Register, tenth district, Hardeman Co., adj. A. Pillows western boundary.
Page 660. 11667. Rec. Oct. 16, 1827, Cert. 113356, 3357, 3358, 3359, 3360, 3361, 3362 and 3365, 8 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn., assignee Register western district, 25 a each, entered 6 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1826 by #2019 granted John D. Graham assignee said register, tenth district, Fayette Co., on waters Big Musoy(?) Creek of Big Hatchee River, adj. Gntry IH121 A. Clc:iwman.
Page 661. 11668. Rec. Oct. 17, 1827, Cert. 413352 and 3353, 8 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee of Register western district, 25 a each, entered 6 May 1826, as an occupant claim under Act of 1821 (no number given) granted John Strother assignee said Register, tenth district, Fayette Co., on waters of Wolf River, adj. entry #1445 Fisher - Graham's eastern line.
Page 662. #669. Rec. Oct. 17, 1827, Cert. #298, 299, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304 and 305, 1 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee of Register of western district, 25 a each, entered 4 May 1826 as occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #1923 granted Ebanezer Kilpatrick assignee said Register, tenth district, Fayette Co., adj. entry #850(?) William Patterson and others.
Page 663. 41670. Rec. Oct. 17, 1827, Cert. 41290, 291, 292, 293, 294, 295, 296 and 297, 1 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. to assignee of Register western district, 25 a each, entered 4 May 1826 as occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #1921 granted Ebanezer Kilpatrick assignee said register, tenth district, Fayette Co., adj. entry 743, heirs of Edmond Dick, Dickin's S. W. corner.
Page 664. #671. Rec. Oct. 19, 1827, Cert. #3534 and 3535, 8 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn., assignee Register western district, 25 a each, entered 19 May 1826 as occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #2081 granted Alexander Kirkpatrick assignee said Register, tenth district, Hardeman Co. on waters Clear Creek, adj. entry #1780 Alexander Kirkpatrick.
Page 665. #672. Rec. Oct. 19, 1827, Cert. #1577, 29 Dec. 1823, Reg. East Tenn. to William Brown, 11 a, entered 3 June 1824 by #1297, granted John Murray assignee said Register, tenth district, Hardeman Co. on south side Big Hatchee River, adj. entry #1251 J&mes Kind.
Page 666. 11673. Rec. Oct. 19, 1827, Cert. 41854, 855 and 856, 1 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn., assignee of Register western district, 25 a each, entered 2 May 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #1826, granted Austin Milley (Millery?) assignee said Register, tenth district, Hardeman Co., on waters of Big Hatchee River, adj. entry #1714 Amos Johnson.
Page 667. #674. Rec. Oct. 19, 1827, Cert. 4F2650, 15 June 1826, Corr.m. of Tenn., assignee of Samuel Hutcherson. 40~ a, entered 30 Sept. 1826 by #1086, granted William P. Copeland assignee said Hutcherson heirs, eleventh district, Tipton Co., adj. entry #66, Richart Hytower (Hightower), entry Charles McClung.
Page 668. #675. Rec. Oct. 19, 1827, Cert. #1031, 1032, 1033, 1034, 1035, 1036, 1037, and 1038, 3 March 1826, Comm. of Tenn. assignee of Reg. western district, 25 a each, entered 30 June 1826 as an occupant claim under Act of 1825 by #1076 granted William F. Thompson assignee said register, eleventh district, Shelby Co., on south side Wolf River, adj. Joseph Graham, 612 acre survey, Dillon and Rhodes 50 acre survey, John R. Kint.
Page 669. #676. Rec. Oct. 19, 1827, Cert. #2651 dated June 16, 1826. Issued by Corrm. of West Tenn. to Selby Henry for 1100 a and entered on July 27, 1826 by #1080. -187-
Granted to Herbut S. Kindle (Kimble) and John H. McKennie assignees of said Henry. Eleventh district of Fayette Co. on south side of Loose Hatchee River adj. David Ross' 2500 a entry #784.
Page 670. #677. Rec. Oct. 19, 1827, Cert #6753 dated Sept. 21,1824. Issued by Register of West Tenn. to Samuel Garland for 30 a and ent.ered May 30, 1825 by ~tl875. Granted to William Beaty assignee of said Garland, ninth district, McNairy Co. on waters of Cypress Creek. Bounded by entry '1"":1317 for 209' n in name of Daniel Gilcreast.
Page 671. #678. Rec. Oct. 19, 1827, Cert #6769 dated Sept. 23, 1824, issued by Reg. of West Tenn. to Samuel Shannon for 50 a and entered April 30, 1825 by if1914. Granted to James Ownby and Thomas Finly assignees of said Shann,on, twelfth district of Carroll Co. on waters of Crooked Creek, adj. entry 4/825 for 100 a in name of R.E.C. Dougherty.
Page 672. #679. Rec. Oct. 19, 1827. Cert. #643, 644, and 645, all dated March 1, 1826. Issued by Comm. of Tenn. to the assignee of the Fteg. of the western district for 25 a each and entered June 24, 1826 as an occupant e1aim under the Act of 1825 by 112109. Granted to James W. Davis assignee of said R,egistry. Twelfth district in _____ Co. Bounded at S.E. corner of entry #2072 and adj. entry #768.
Page 673. 11680. Rec. Oct. 20, 1827. Cert. /13070 date·d Aug. 13, 1818, issued by Registry of West Tenn. to Robert Grinden for 100 a, entered April 17, 1825 by #856. Granted to William Richardson assignee of said Grinden. Thirteenth district in Gibson Co. on waters of Rutherford fork of Obion River.
Page 674. 4;681. Rec. Oct. 20, 1826. Cert. ;115171 dated Apdl 20, 1824, issued by Reg. of West Tenn. to Lemuel S. Sims for 48 a and entered April 22, 1825 by ~859. Granted to John Charlton assignee of said Sims. Thirte'enth district of Weakley Co. on north side of middle fork of Obion River, adj. John Kain's 200 a entry #765, adj. John Terrell's line.
Page 675. 1f682. Rec. Oct. 22, 1827. Cert. 416656 dated Sept. 16, 1824, issued by Reg. of West Tenn. to John G. Blount Jr. for 60 a and ,~ntered April 22, 1825 by #860. Granted to John G. Blount, Jr. and his heirs. Thirtee'nth district, WeakltyCo. on middle fork of Obion River adj. S.W. corner of the heirs of Jacob Bill's 640 a sur vey on John Terrill's line.
Page 676. #683. Rec. Oct. 22, 1827. Cert #4824 dated Oct. 15, 1822, issued by Registry of ~{Test Tenn. to ThOmas Dillan for 213 1/3 a, entered June 2, 1824 by #771. Granted to Thomas Dillan and his heirs, twelfth district in Weakley Co. on south fork of Obion River. Bounded by north west corner of John C. McLemore's 2000 a entry ~322. On John G. and Thomas Blount's line.
Page 677. #684. Rec. Oct. 22, 1827. Cert #954 dated Jan. 8, 1817, issued by Comm. of West Tenn. to William Montgomery for 184 a, entered- April 22, 1825 by #858. Granted to John Charlton assignee of said Montgomery. Thirteenth district, Weakley Co. on waters of Mud Creek. Bounded S.E. corner of scarborough and Sill's 213 acre entry #584, adj. Daniel Cherry's 640 a survey, adj. John Terrill's 640 a survey, adj. heirs of Jacob Bill's survey, adj. Wilson Cage's 104 a survey.
Page 678. '11685. Rec. Oct. 22, 1827. By virtue of part of warrant 412571 dated May 26, 1792 issued by John Armstrong, entry officer of claims for the N.C. western lands to Will A. Davie for 5000 a, entered June 20, 1826 by it953. Granted to Burrell Anderson assignee of said Davie. Thirteenth district, Weakley Co. on waters of Mud Creek. Adj. N.W. corner of heirs of Joseph Green, entry #872. -188-
Page ~79. 1686. Rec.Oct. 22, 1827. Warrant #257l,dated May 26, 1792 issued by John Armstrong entry officer of claims for the N.C. western lands to Will R. Davie for 5000 a. entered Jan. 20, 1826 by #964, granted to Moses B. Traves assignee of said Davie, thirteenth district, Weakley Co. on waters of north fork of Obion River, adj. S.E.comer of Geo. Morris' entry #770.
Page 680. #687. Rec. Oct. 22,1827, warrant #2571 dated May 26, 1792, issued by John Armstrong, entry officer of claims for N.C. western lands to Wm. R. Davie for 5000 a entered June 20, 1826 by #960. Granted to Henry A. Sample assignee of said Davie. Thirteenth district of Weakley Co. on waters of middle fork of Obion River.
Page 681. #688. Rec. Oct. 22, 1827, a part of warrant #2571, 26 May 1792 issued John Armstrong, entry officer of claims ior N.C. western lands to William R. Davie, 5000 a, entered 20 June 1826 by #965, granted William Jones assignee said Davie, thirteenth district, Weakly Co. on waters of north fork of Obion River, adj. entry #608 Bryant Byrd.
Page 682. #689. Rec. 22 Oct. l827,Cert. #3103, 2 Sept. 1818, Reg. West Tenn., Edward Durant, 200 a, entered 29 Jan. 1821 by #449, granted Daniel Small assignee said Durant, ninth district Stewart Co., adj. entry #229, William Hill.
Page 683. #690. Rec. Oct. 22, 1827. Cert. #1309, 31 Aug. 1818, Reg. West Tenn., Edward Durant, 100 a, entered 14 July 1821 by #691, granted Daniel Small assignee said Durant, ninth district, Henderson Co. on waters of Sandy adj. entry 131(7) James Hibills.
Page 684. #691. Rec. Oct. 22, Cert. #2304, 24 July 1822, Reg. '"est Tenn., Philip Philips and Mitchel Campbell, 100 a. Entered 13 Dec. 1822 by #1046 granted Philip Philips and M. Campbell, ninth district, Henderson Co.
Page 685. #692. Rec. Oct. 22, 1827, Cert. #2121, 7 June 1815, Reg. West Tenn. Peter Winn, 40 a, entered 20 Sept. 1824 by #1588, granted Robert Lawson, assignee said Winn, ninth district, Henderson Co. on waters forked deer river, adj. entry #1579, entry 1599, entry 1597.
Page 686. #693. Rec. Oct. 24, 1827, Cert. #2503, 18 Oct. 1822, Board of Comm. for West Tenn. to William Cloud and Jason Cloud, 5l3~ a, entered 31 May 1824 by #87 granted John White assignee said Clouds, ninth district, Perry Co. on waters of Tenn. adj. entry #1084.
Page 687. #695. Rec. Oct. 24, 1827, Cert. #250, 30 June 1818 issued by Comm. East Tenn., John Kain, 200 a, entered 2 June 1824 by #765, granted John Kain, thirteenth district, Weakley Co., adj. James Greer's corner.
Page 688. #696. Rec. Oct. 24, 1827, part of warrant #2571, 26 May 1792, issued John Armstrong, entry officer of claims for N.C. western lands, William R. Davie, 5000 a, entered 20 June 1826 by #961, granted William Williams assignee said Davie, thirteenth district, Weakley Co. on waters Mud Creek, adj. Edward Harris corner on Butler's line.
Page 689. #697. Rec. Oct. 24, 1827, part of warrant #2571, 26 May 1792, issued by John Armstrong entry officer of claims for N.C. western lands, William R. Davie, 5000 a, entered 20 June 1826 by #952 granted Mary K. Robards assignee said Davie, thirteenth district, Weakley Co., adj. John McLean - Polk and Deveraux.
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ROANE COUNTY, TENNESSEE, CHANCERY COURT RECORDS
(Contributed by Mrs. Ernest Hutcherson, P. O. Box 154, Rockwood, Tennessee 37854)
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Pages 238-245 December Term 1826
Elijah Nelson vs John Bright
Nelson made bond to prosecute his case 31 May 1823 with William Hall his security.
To the Honorable the Chancellor••••your Orator, Elijah Nelson of the County of Knox ••. Tennessee •.•on 29 Jan. 1821 he purchased of John Bright of said county••. land in Knox County•.•462 acres on the waters of Bull Run, being part of Henderson and Company's survey•.• in Racoon Valley•••$500. in three notes the last due 25 Dec. 1823 •••repre sented by Bright and a certain Joseph Love that he had a clear title••. (Nelson moved to the land) ••.Bright only had title from a sherifI's sale and Joseph Love was the sheriff•..•A man called (blank) Buck who resides in Kentucky has been in this state claiming title to said land•••some of the heirs of one William Dry who resides in Georgia or South Carolina set up a title to the land•••prays to have the contract annulled or that John Bright be called to prove his title to the land•••
John Bright's answer••• let Nelson examine the title papers who expressed satisfaction ••..Respondent bought the land in 1807 at the sheriff's sale as he thought for one Charles McClung of Knox County but McClung not being desirous of the purchase the land was left in his hands ••••Respondent applied to Joseph Love after the sale to become ) associated with him in the ownership••• to pay the taxes and Love agreed•••Elijah Nelson lost the case.
Pages 246-249 December Term 1826
John Bright vs John Longmire, John Wallace and Rebecca his wife
John Bright made bond to prosecute his case 18 Feb. 1822 with Julius Frazier his security.
To the Honorable the Chancellor••••your Orator, John Bright, of Knox County••• Tennessee.••that about 15 years ago or longer, 5000 acres of land in the Grant to Henderson & Company was advertised and sold for taxes. Your Orator became the pur chaser and in due time received a deed from the sheriff of Knox County. 25 June 1818 your Orator sold••• to John Longmire, 300 acres part of said 5000 acres •••$lOO. to be paid in two notes of $50. each••• gave Longmire a bond for title when the notes were paid... Longmire sold one half of the 300 acres to Rebecca Norton of Anderson County, who is now married to a certain John Wallace. (Longmire had only paid $2., Bright had brought suit and obtained judgement.) Longmire now lives on the line between the counties of Claiborne and Campbell•••refuses to give up the title bond or pay the notes ...Wallace and wife also refuse to surrender the land••.The land was in Anderson County, Tennessee. The Court decreed that if the $100. was not paid the land would be sold to pay John Bright and the costs of his suit. It was sold to John Purris who was buying for John Bright.
Pages 250-257 December Term 1826
Thomas Butler vs Britton Cross
Butler made bond to prosecute his case 5 May 1824 with John Rec~or and Robert -190-
Galbreath his securities.
To the Honorable the Chancellor••••your Orator, Thomas Butler, a citizen of Anderson County•••Tennessee.••in the year 1814 .••borrowed of Britton Cross $310•••.agreed to pay back with $15. interest 1 Jan. 1815. Your Orator secured the loan by delivering to Britton Cross a negro boy slave named Sam •••twelve years old•••delivered to him a bill of sale•••only given as a pledge or security. Cross gave an obligation to re deliver the negro when your Orator should pay back the loan•••refuses to give up the slave•••Butler also claims the hire of the negro •••
Britton Cross answered 11 Nov. l824•••did buy the negro boy named Sam •••denies there was any loan mentioned•••Said" Complainant came to the house of Respondent he brought with him the said slave and then and there told Respondent that he was about going into/the Army and that he wished to sell the boy•••raising money to equip himself. Later Butler complained whereupon Respondent agreed to sell the boy back to him in four months for $325. Complainant assented•••and procured his son in law, Reuben Williams, to write an instrument of Some kind for this respondent to sign••••up to present date at no time has he tendered the said sum much less at the time stated•••
Britton Cross swore to his answer before William Tunnell a justice for Anderson County, 10 Nov. 1824
Bill of Revivor filed 3 April 1826 by Thomas Butler
Thomas Butler•••humbly complaining••• represents that on 5 May 1824 he filed his bill in this Court against Brittain Cross ••• the cause was continued from time to time until some time in November 1825 when the said Brittain Cross departed this life leaving his wife Polly Cross his sole executor of his last will and testament ••••prays to revive the case against Polly Cross the executrix•••
The Court dismissed the case and Thomas Butler appealed it to the Supreme Court of Errors and Appeals to be held in Knoxville in July. He made bond with Richard Oliver and Richard Luallen his securities.
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"THE ILLUSTRATED ATLAS & HISTORY OF YOLO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, 1879 (Contributed by Mr. Donald A. Schuder, Route 1, Box 1155, Woodland, California 95695) John D. Lawson, a native of Jackson Co., Tenn., was born 15 July 1832, son of Joshua Lawson, born 4 Apr. 1804 in Jackson Co., Tenn. When eight years old, he moved with his parents to Sheridan Co., Mo. (family records call it Chariton), town of Keithville. He moved to Sierra Co., Cal. in 1852 and in 1853 was in Yolo Co., Cal. where he married 13 Sept. 1855, Jane Browning. Their children, all living in Woodland, Cal., were: Genoa, William H., James B., Robert G. and Edward. Mr. Lawson engaged in farming near Woodland until 1862. He served as Under Sheriff and then as Deputy Sheriff for four years. In 1873, he was elected County Recorder and served two years. Jane Browning, born 1831-died 1922, was the dau. of Charles Browning, born 4 Feb. 1799 in either N.C. or S.C. (records differ), died 6 Nov. 1861 near Woodland, Cal.; and Elizabeth Crawford, born 4 Nov. 1803 in either Cumberland or Monroe Counties, Ky. She was the dau. of James Crawford and Ann Hibbitt(s). Her birth place is given as Ky. or even Ireland by various Browning family accounts. Jane Browning gave her birth place as Tompkinsville as did several of her brothers and sisters, but evidence is clear that the Charles Browning residence was actually in Jackson County, Tenn. within the Kentucky land grant area. -191-
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68-165 ARNOLD, COOK, DAVIS, GRAVES, HUNT, MITCHELL, ROBERTS, YOST: Seeking info. on family of William and Elizabeth N. (Hunt) Mitchell. William d. Wilson Co., Tenn., 1816. Ch.: Zadock m. Sarah Ellen Davis; Nancy m.Benjamin Davis(?); Miles; Sion Hunt m. Elizabeth Cook; Alice L.; Henry m. Nancy Graves(?); Sarah T. m.James Arnold(?); John H.; Julia Ann; William Narareth m-l Mary Wagoner Yost, m-2 Rachel Caroline Roberts. Mrs. Richard T. Doughtie, Jr., 24 So. Rose Road, Memphis, Tennessee 38117.
68-166 KENNDEY, McDANIEL, McDONALD, YOUNG: Will exchange info. reo Robert McDonald b. ca. 1780-1785, d. 25 Oct. 1843, Sevier Co., Ark., m. Elizabeth (?) ,b. ca. 1780-1790, d. 30 Aug. 1849, Ark. Williamson Co., Tenn., record of 19 Feb., 1807, shows Robert McDaniel m. Betsey Young, bondsman Thomas Kenndey. Are these same people? They were listed 1820 and 1830 census Maury Co., Tenn. Need birth place and parents of both. Mrs. Frank O. Maddox, 6205 Cary Drive, Austin, Texas 78757.
68-167 HANSON, PETTY: Need pts. of Jesse Hanson, b. 1806, Ga. (where?), d. 1869 Texas and 2nd wife Elizabeth Petty, b. 1811-15, Ga., d. 187_, Texas. They m. 1836, Morgan Co., Ga. Ch.: George Washington; Martha Ann Amanda; Leper (Jesse); James Albert; John C.; Josephine and William, all b. Ga., before family migrated to Shelby Co., Texas ca. 1850-1856. Mrs. Samuel Merrill, 621 St. Augustine St., Bogalusa, Louisiana 70427.
68-168 CARROW, HARDY: Need pts. of John M. (Mason?) Hardy, b. ca 1820, N.C. or La. (where?), d. 1862, Civil War, Miss., and w. Mary Caroline Tilman Carrow, b. 1829, N.C., d. 1873, Shelby Co., Texas, m. 1850, Caddo Parish, La. Ch.: William Carrow; George; Nany Olivia and J.M. (Minnie), all b. N.W. La. or N.E. Texas. Mary C.T. Carrow had bro. William Carrow res. Shelby Co., Texas, by 1870. Mrs. Samuel Merrill, 621 St. Augustine Street, Bogalusa, Louisiana 70427.
68-169 DAVIS, DUNCAN, RAINES: Interested in any date on Archibald Davis, b. 1811, N.C., m. and res. Tenn., several years before moving to Ga., then to Texas after 1870. Also need first name of Raines man who m. Katy Duncan. They were in Warren Co., Tenn. in early 1800's. Mrs. D. C. Threatt, 3618 RiClgebriar Dallas, Texas 75234.
68-170 HALL, HENDRIX, SCOTT: Who were pts. of Samuel Hall(?), res. N.C., m. Lucretia Hendrix. They were early settlers Morgan Co., Tenn. Elijah Hall, their first ch. b. 25 May 1797, Morgan Co., Tenn., m. Lydia Scott b. 19 Dec. 1812, Wayne Co., Ky. Who were pts. of Samuel Scott(?), moved from Burk Co., N.C., to Wayne Co., Ky., ca 1812. In 1823 moved from Ky., to Morgan Co.,- Tenn., bought land on Emory River near Wartburg, Tenn. Have data to exchange. Mrs. Coy Farrell, 405 Hudson, Garden City, Kansas 67846.
68-171 ALEXANDER, KETRON, MARTIN, MURPHY, PROCTOR, SMITH, WARREN: Need info. on Charles Smith, res. Montgomery, Co., Tenn., 1809, m. Rachel Warren, b. 1789, Middlesex Co., Mass., believed to be dau. Ephraim Warren III and Sarah Proctor. Their son Warren Smith b. 7 Sept. 1809, Montgomery Co., Tenn., m. 1830, Weakley Co., Tenn., Lydia Alexander b. 1810, Weakley Co. Was she dau. of Angus Alexander and Unity Murphy or Randall and Marie Alexander? Need info. re the Ketron family in Tenn. Located -192- several families res. Sullivan Co., Tenn. in 1850. Elizabeth Ketron m. Christian Martin c. 1830, had ch.: Reuben, John, Rebecca, Margaret Martha and Mary. Reuben gives his mother's death as 1857. Christian Martin in 1866 census, Towns Co., Ga. Would like to correspond with anyone knowing anything about these families. Mrs. Eva Ulmer, 1009 Diamond Street, Eugene. Oregon 97401.
68-172 PATTEN, WEBSTER: Jonathan Webster of Coffee Co. was Speaker of Tenn. State Senate in 183 on 15 Oct. 1832, he made Deed of Trust to w. Nancy C.; d. prior 29 Oct. 1846, as Nancy C. Webster was then m. to Thomas J. Patten. Wish her maiden name, dates of birtp and death, m. to Thos. J. Patten. She d. before 1850 as census lists Thos. Patten's w. as Martha, age 20. Did Thos. and Nancy have ch.1 (See Coffee Co. Deed Book D., p. 278-280.) Mrs. P.E. McGuyre. 1920 S. 107th Street. West. Wichita. Kansas 67209.
68-173 ALTON, BACHMAN, BARNARD, CARR, GLISEN, McCABE, PEELER, PETERSON, SELF, SISK, SPARKS: John Barnard, b. England, d. 1813, Hawkins Co., Tenn. m-1 Anna Carr, m-2 Sarah Bachman, is said to have been in Rev. War. Jasen Alton b. (1), m. Wealthy Glisen, Benton Co., Iowa,d. Civil War. George Sisk b. (?), d. ca 1900, Lacade Co., Mo. Richard Sparks b. ca 1781, Va. m. Sarah Peterson, d. Newton Co., Ark. Ida Bell McCabe b. 1863, Mo., d. 1900, Lacede Co., Mo. m. Porter Sisk, Mo. Tabitha Self, b. 1850, d. 1928, Waldron Ark., m. Peter Barnard. Rebecca Peeler b. 1886, Ky., d. 1946, Morris, Okla., m. ca. 1911, Okla., Alvin Alton. Any info.? Ida B. Alton. P.O. Box 331, Dickinson, Texas 77539.
68-174 KERR, PRICE: Want info. on pts. of Henry E. Kerr, b. S.C. 1774; m. Mary Price of Mecklenburg, N.C. Moved to Giles Co., Tenn., 1814. Mrs. Edmond Cooper. III N. Nash St •• Starkville, Mississippi 39759.
68-175 WHEAT, WHITTEN: Who were pts. of Archibald Whitten b. 1781 N.C., d. Nov. 1869, and w. Mary Wheat, b. 1795, Va., d. Aug. 1868, Terrell Co., Ga.(?). Family tradition says Archibald Whitten was orphaned at early age, served from Sevier Co., Tenn., War of 1812 and Creek Indian War. Find him and his family res. 1840, Murray Co., Ga. Ch.: William; Jonathan; Thomas, b. 1815, Sevier Co., Tenn.; Andrew Jackson and Archibald. Mrs. Wm. F. Whitten, 5002 Fairway Drive, Baytown. Texas 77520.
68-176 STONE, THOMASSON: William Thomasson, b. 1804, m. Sarah Stone, prob. Smith Co., Tenn. ca 1822. Had at least one ch., Cassa Jane, before going to Illinois ca 1830 from Smith Co. Is Sarah Stone, b. 1803 in S.C., dau. of Thomas Stone? Doris Davis, 1222 Hill Street. Hannibal, Missouri 63401.
68-178 ANTHONY, BOWEN, CLARK, FERRIS (FARRIS) , FRAZIER, MATHEWS, TITUS: Will exchange data with Anthony des. of Giles, Sumner, Davidson or Williamson Co., Tenn., from N.C. or Va. These include des. of German line of Philip, George and Paul Anthony; those of Joseph Anthony and Jane Ferris, or Farris; and those of Joseph Anthony, b. 1713 and w. Elizabeth Clark of Henry Co., Va. John Bowen d. 1767. His widow, Rachel Mathews Bowen, and three daus. came to Davidson Co., Tenn. where Rachel m-2 Ebenezer Titus. Dau., Elizabeth Bowen, m. Lardner Clark; another m. Dan Frazier and the third m. John Mathews. Who was this John? Where is Rachel Mathews Bowen Titus buried? Miss Mildred O. Eubank. Route 5. Franklin, Kentucky 42134.
68-179 MITCHELL, PRICHARD: Desire pts. names, places and dates of four Mitchell bros. b. East or Middle Tenn., prob. Davidson Co. Bros.: Zachariah, b. 1806; Abraham Hardy, b. 1810; John and Vachael. Zachariah and John moved to Lauderdale Co. ca 1837. John sold his property there in 1837 and moved to Crockett Co., where he d. 1847. Abraham Hardy Mitchell m. Caroline Tennessee Prichard, dau. of John S. Prichard. Both families in 1850 Davidson Co. census. Also want pts. John S. Prichard, b. 1801, Tenn. Elizabeth Prichard b. 1763, N.C., listed in his household. Mrs. T. J. Siwa. 422 Jerome! Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901. -193-
68-180 BURCH, SMITH: Need ch. of Benjamin Smith, b. 1750, N.C., m. Nancy Burch, Brunswich Co., Va., 25 Oct. 1773, Gov. N.C. 1810-1812, d. Smithville, N.C. 1829. Was Dorcas, b. 1792, his dau. or gr-dau.? Mrs. T.J. Siwa, 422 Jerome. Hot Springs. Arkansas 71901.
68-181 HALE: Desire info~ re Richard Hale, b. ca 1750, son of Nicholas Hale, b. 2 Nov. 1724, Baltimore, Md., d. 1807, Washington Co., Tenn. Richard was father of Alathea Hale. Need b. and m. dates, names her pts. and where they res. Mrs. T.J. Siwa, 422 Jerome, Hot Springs. Arkansas 71901.
68-182 MOSER, SHEETS: wish to hear from anyone with Sheets ancestors. Jacob Sheets on Blount Co. tax list 1801, Monroe Co., census 1850, age 100, b. Paz Daniel Sheets on Knox Co., tax list 1806. Were they bros.? Jacon Sheet's dau. Magdaline m. John Moser ca 1822. Mrs. Charles Johnson. 809 4th Street, Palacios, Texas 77465.
68-183 EDMONDSON, LIGON, SOWELL: Want pts. William H. and Thomas Sowell b. ca 1825 Maury Co., Tenn., and bro. Albert Sowell b. 1826, Henry Co. Mother's name Nancy, perhaps Edmondson. 1850 census Ouachita Co., Ark., Mo. Twp., shows Nancy m. to James M. Ligon. Family moved to Texas. Miss Tommie Clack, Route So Box 342. Abiline. Texas 79605.
68-184 ADAIR, BYRD, DAY, McDANIEL: Would like to contact anyone who has data about Richard Byrd, who made will in Hawkins Co., Tenn. 1803. His son, Rev. Wm. m. Lydia Adair. Dau. Ann m. David Day; dau. Jane m. a McDaniel. Other ch. Richard, Jr.; James; John; David; Michael; Elizabeth and Mary. Rev. Wm. moved to Madison Co., Ala. in 1802. H. L. Burleson. 105 Bethal Road., Hartselle. Alabama 35640.
68-185 CLARK, HASELET (HASLET, HAZLET), KENNEDY, McCULLOUGH: Nep.d pts., bros., sis., ch., b. date and place of William Hazlet (Rev. War soldier under Genl. George Washington) m. Mary Clark, dau. of whom? They had son Benjamin Clark Haslet, b. 1780 (where?), m. 1799, Eleanor Kennedy McCullough of Tenn., dau. of Joseph McCullough of N.C., Rev. War soldier who m. Mrs. Kennedy of N.C. Benjamin Clark Haslet and family moved to area of Madison Co., Ala. ca 1810, Shelby Co., Ala. ca 1816 and Talladega Co., Ala. 1830 where he died 1837. Appreciate any help on these. Ruth W. Burks. Route 5. Box 137, Sylacauga. Alabama 35150.
I 68-186 BURN, REDDITT, WARD: Thomas Redditt b. ca 1794, d. 1855 in Bertie Co., N.C., had ch.: Thomas W.; Margaret E.; Henry B.; and Harriet Martha who m. John A. Burn and in 1855 was res. Covington, St. Tammany Parish, La. Son Thomas W. Redditt m. Sarah (Sally) F. Ward, 1852, N.C., had ch.: Thomas; Pattie; Robert and Henry. Thomas W. d. in Bertie Co., N.C., 1877. Win exchange info on this family. W.M. Reditt, Jr., P.O. Box 1222, Shreveport, Louisiana 71102.
68-187 REDDITT: Constantine, Lodowick and Job Redditt, supposedly bros., came from England in mid 1700's landing in N.C. Does anyone know where in England they came from, or anything about their families after they landed in Wilmington. Would like info. on this family and will gladly exchange. W.M. Redditt, Jr., P.O. Box 1222. Shreveport, Louisiana 71102.
68-188 DAVIS, HARDWICK, LCCKE, NEELY, ROGERS: Would like info. on the following families: Thomas D. Neely, Maury and Lawrence Cos., Tenn.; Asariah P. and Rebecca C. (Hardwick) Davis of Lawrenceburg, Tenn. and Lauderdale Co., Ala.; Jesse McCulloc Locke and Cornelius Rogers of Meigs and Hamilton Co., Tenn. Mrs. Ruby Locke, 1002 N. 6th Street. Sayre, Oklahoma 73662. -194-
68-189 DIXON, FLEMING, FOSTER, HILL, HULL, IRWIN, LEWis, MAXEY, PARSONS, PHELPS, PIERCE, STEPP, YOUNG: Who were pts. of.James Madison Hill, b. 1822, Ky., d. 1833, Pickett Co., Tenn.? His mother was Mrs. Nancy J. Dixon, b. N.C., her maiden name and pts? Need pts. of Julia Foster b. 1815, Bledsoe Co., Tenn.(?). When and where did James Anderson (Andy) Foster m. Ollie Ann (Annie) Fleming, in 1850's. Need pts. of Wm.Parsons b. ca 1791, N.C., m. 1 Feb. 1812, Carter Co., Tenn., Lucy Pierce, b. 1791, N.C., res. Overton Co., Tenn. 1820's-1860. Pts. of Lucy? Jonathan H. Young of Overton Co., Tenn., and Cumberland Co., Ky., Campbellite preacher, m. Elizabeth Hull, b. 1801, N.C., dau. of Jesse Hull. Only known ch. Caroline Young m. John Calley Parsons ca 1851. Were Shadrack and Celia "Polly" (Stepp) Phelps of Va. and Ky., pts. of Joseph Stepp Phelps, b. June 1808, Adair Co., Ky., of Pickett Co., Tenn. Need pts. of Josepha Irwin b. 1806, Bullitt Co., Ky., Joseph & Elizabeth Irwin (bur. Johnson Co., Ind.)? Need pts. of Sarah "Sally" Lewis Maxey, b. ca 1770, Va., lived Green and Cumber land Co., Ky. Mrs. D.H. Foote, P.O. Box 316, Hull. Texas 77564.
68-190 ABERNATHY, CALDWELL, CRAWFORD, EARNEST, GAMBLE, KESTERSON, McClAIN, MOORE: Want info. on Enoch Moore, b. 22 Mar. 1802, d. 1872 at Tazewell, Clairborne, Co., Tenn., m-l (?) , four ch.: Robin, Nancy, (?) (?); m-2 (when?) Elsa Many Kesterson, b. 20 Aug., 1830, three ch.: John Sheren b. 20 Sept. 1856; Loveless Temple (Bud) b. 13 Dec. 1859; Tempie Emeline b. 4 Jan. 1864. Who were the pts. of each and where b.? Also want info. on McClain of Ala., Caldwell of Bowling Green, Ky.; John A. Crawford, Col. in Civil War, m. Brunette Earnest, res. Jonesboro of Chucky, Tenn., 6 ch.: John Aiken; Charles Kemp; Alexander Adler; Kitty; Sue and Samuel. Henry Gamble w. America (Mariko) Abernathy, Ala., 5 ch.: Mary Lulia; Julia; Watson; Lillie and Charlie. Who were pts. of above family. Mrs. Earl McClain, Route 1, Box 37, Olton, Texas 79064.
68-191 COSBY, DAVIS, GEARHART, MELTON, MOORE, NORTON: Need pts. Charles Davis, b. 20 Oct. 1810, Ky., m. Ruth Gearhart b. 11 July 1811, Va. Their ch. b. in Tenn. (Where?) Charles' four bros. and families to Webster Co., Mo. ca 1837. Need pts. of Messer Norton, b. 18 May 1807, Ky., m. Margaret Ruth Cosby b. 9 March 1809, ch. b. 1829-1850, Hardeman Co., Tenn., moved to Webster Co., Mo. ca 1850. Need pts. Carter Melton b. 1786, N.C., m. E1enor Moore b. 1789, S.C. Ch. b. in McMinn Co., Tenn. She was pro bably second wife. Who was the first and who were their ch.? They moved to Newton Co., Mo. ca 1856. Gladly exchange info. Mrs. Kern Smith. 702 Lakeside Drive, Carlsbad. New Mexico 88220.
68-192 FRY, MARTIN, PECK, TALLEY: James Patrick Fry, b. 23 Aug. 1829, Jefferson Co., Tenn. (son of HenryH. Fry, b. 1802, Va., and Elizabeth Peck Fry) d. 30 June 1857 (where?) m. 22 May 1851 (where?) Eveline or Mary Magdalene Talley, b. 24 Sept. 1833, Tenn. (where?). She m-2 (?) Martin, d. 19 March 1871 (where?). There were three ch. of first m.: Annie Eliza, b. 29 Aug. 1852; William Dudley, b. 12 June 1854; and James P., b. 27 June 1856. Would appreciate info. on any of the families. Mrs. Bernice Fry White. 506 Glendale. Houma. Louisiana 70360.
68-193 FORREST, KELLEY, McCLAREN, McLEAN: My g-gr-mother was Mallie Margaret Kelley, b. 2 Apr. 1854, Decatur Co., Tenn., dau. of Kinchen Kelley b. 1820, Tenn., and Nancy McClaren (or McLean) b. 1828, Tenn. Mallie had twin sis. Mary Jane (Tina), sis. Esly E. (Elentine) b. in 1847, sis. Hettie and Laura; bros. Norman L., b. 1842-3, and Daniel. Her father owned Kelley's Island on Tenn., River, and a steamboat that took cargo up and down the Tenn. River. General Nathan Bedford Forrest was an Uncle of my g-gr-mother, believe her father's mother was a Forrest. She had relatives in Decatur and McNairy Cos., Tenn. Would very much like to find Someone who was related to or knew of the "Kelley" family in Decatur or McNairy Cos., Tenn. Mrs. Helen J. Murphy, 511 Fifth St., Coronado, California 92118. -195-
68-194 MORNING, WYATT: Joseph Wyatt, b. ca 1804, Tenn., moved Ark. before 1823, m. maybe dau. of Abner Morning(?), Hempstead Co., Ark. Ch.: John, James, Mary, Elizabeth, Eliza, Sarah, Margaret ,Joseph, Abner, Nancy F., Martha and Louisiana. Moved Texas after Oct. 1849. Eliza and Margaret remained Ark. Help Anyone? Mrs. Arlene Wyatt Greathouse. Box 36, Sudan, Texas 79371.
68-195 SELLS, WHISENAND, WILLOUGHBY: Seeking info. from anyone on Sells surname, especially Henry Sells in Rev. War, b. ca 1760, Pa., res. Bedford Co. Pa. in 1778 when entered service. Henry Sells in Sullivan Co., Tenn., 1795 - ca 1843 when he and David Sells sold land and moved to Overton Co., Tenn. Need this Henry Sells bros., sists., and chs. names. One son may be David L. Sells b. 1797. Henry Sells Rev. War pension papers dated 1836 at Blountville, Tenn. Affidavit signed by one Peter Whisenand believed to be fa. of Mary, who m. David L. Sells. Peter also moved to Overton Co., Tenn. In Overton Co. 1850 census, Peter in home of David L. Sells; Henry Sells, age 90, next to David L. Affidavit also signed by Wallace Willoughby of Sullivan Co., Tenn. Henry Sells Rev. War record was noted as having a bro. pro bably in Sullivan Co., Tenn., or Washington Co., Tenn. Wish to correspond with any Sells Des. Mrs. Edna Sells Walker. 1901 W. Lee st., Springfield. Missouri 65803.
'~-19~ TAYLOR, VANN: Who were pts. of Dixon (or Dickson) Vann, b. ca 1815-17, Tenn.? Who was first w. and ch. by first w.? He m-2 Louisa N. Taylor, ca 1850-55, Roane Co., Tenn. At least seven ch. by this m. Res. in 15th Dist. Roane Co., Tenn., in 1860 and 1870. Jerry J. Webb, 7903 Charlotte Drive, Huntsville, Alabama 35802.
68-197 BLAIR, CUMMINGS (CUMMINS), HUNTER, NEAL: Want anc. of John B. Cummings (Cummins) m. Eunice Hunter ca 1825, Bedford Co., Tenn.; and of Rebecca Cummings m. John Hunter in Mecklingburg Co., N.C., moved to Bedford Co., Tenn., in 1810. Who were pts. of Jane Blair and Turner Neal who m. 1819, Davidson Co., Tenn. and moved to Crockett Co., West Tenn., after 1830. Tommy Clack. Route 5, Box 342, Abilene, Texas 79605.
68-198 WOOLSEY: Want maiden name of Sarah (?) who m. 1733 (where?) John Woolsey. Moved from New Marlboro, N.Y., to Va. to Greene Co., Tenn., by 1787. Miss Marv R. Ruble, 1210 East Broadway, Newport. Tennessee 37821.
68-199 CARROLL, FERGUSON, NORRIS: Need Pts., b. dates, etc. for Richard Henry Norris, b. ca 1812, Maryland, d. 1896, Memphis, Tenn. and for 2nd wife (m. Sept. 1837, Balti more, Md.) Sarah Maria Carroll, b. ca 1816, d. 1874, Memphis, Tenn. R. H. Norris came to Memphis early 1840's, helped construct first RR line in this section. Served as alderman in Memphis, 1858-59, and court crier from 1879-91 in both district and U.S. Courts. Was overseeing construction of Col. John Overton's house at time of death. Could be connected with the William Norris line, locomotive builder and Issac Norris of Norristown, Pa. Think R.H. Norris had bro. who came to Memphis. Richard and Sarah Norris had nine ch., and only my gr-gr-mother Margaret M.N. Ferguson lived. tlrs. James Russell, Box 445, Collierville, Tennessee 38017.
68-200 HAMILTON: Wills of Robert Hamilton, Sr., Hawkins Co., Tenn., mentioned in 1800 and 1801 his son Robert Hamilton, Jr. The 1830 Hawkins Co., Tenn., census in cludes name Robert Hamilton, b. in l760s. Is this the Robert Hamilton, Jr., of the will? The next head of household in the census is Thomas Hamilton, b. early 1800. Is this his son? Would like any info. re Robert Hamilton, Jr. Did he marry? Who was his wife? Need ch. names, time and place of Robert's d. Will exchange info. on other ch. of Robert Hamilton, Sr. Darwin L. Flaherty, 870 Walker Ave., Reno. Nevada 89502.
68-201 WATSON: Need pts. and info. on John C. Watson, Sr. Living 1795-1894, w. -196-
Elizabeth. Son Abel) Ca 1817, b. Ga., Res. Decatur Co., Tenn. per census 1860, 1870, 1880. Per census Abel's pts. b. N.C. Per deeds, John C. Watson, Sr. bought land in Decatur Co., 13 March 1857, and 3 Jan. 1859, deeded same land to son Abel, 15 Nov. 1874. Where was John C. Watson, Sr. living 1850-1890? Apparently had another son, John C. Watson, Jr. Clyde R. Watson, C.P.A., l6l-8th Ave., No., Suite 302, Nashville, Tennessee 37203.
68-202 FOX, LEE, WILLIAMSON: Need pts. names and Birthplace of John McCurdy Williamson b. 1819, Census lists b. in both Ga. and Tenn., m. Sarah Lee (ne Fox), 31 March 1863, Cairo, Ill. (Sarah and Chess Lee had 2 dau.: Annie b. 1854, and Saphronie b. 1861.) Ch. of Sarah and John Williamson: Florence, Jam~es, Amanda, Arminta, John A. and Elijah H., all b. Ill. Father of John McCurdy Williamson sup posedly b. Ireland. Mrs. L.V. Griffin. 6700 Robbins, St. Louis. Missouri 63133.
68-203 CASEBOLT, STARK, TODD: John W. Stark b. 1807, Tenn~, m-l Rachel Casebolt, m-2
Elizabeth Todd b. 1812 Tenn., m-3 Susan C. • He Res. Hickory Co., MO' J had bro. Thomas W. Stark b. 1796, Tenn., Res. Pulaski Co., Mo. Was John W. Stark son of James Stark who settled in Robertson Co., Tenn. 1792? The father of James Stark was Thomas Stark whose wi 11, probated in 1802 in Robertson Co., Tenn., names sons Ja.mes and Walter and gr-son Thomas, son of James. Are these Starks related to Starks of Stafford Co., Va. ? Mrs. William E. Harris, 3525 Scranton Drive, Fort Worth, Texas 76i18.
68-204 AMONETT, BONDURANT, CROSS, LEWIS, MAXEY, PIERCE, REEVES, STORY, SULLIVAN, TAYLOR, TOMPKINS, WALKER: Need pts. Caleb Maxey b. ca 1766, Va. d. 1849, Cumberland Co., Ky., m. Sarah (Sally) Lewis in Va. Where? Were Charles Maxey and Ann Bondurant his pts.? Who were pts. Divin Sullivan b. 1801 Va., raised by a Taylor family, Overton Co., Tenn., m. Fredrick Amonett, 1826, Overton Co. Tenn. Were his pts. Reuben and Elizabeth Amonett of Overton Co., Tenn.? Need pts. Sarah Pierce b. 21 Oct. 1809, Tenn., m. Jenkins Tompkins - where? She has sis.: Mary, m. Abraham Cross; Susan, m. Edw. Reeves in Carter Co., Tenn. Robert Walker b. 16 May 1812 Va., m. Sarah (Sally) Story - where? Was in Fentress Co., Tenn. 1850 census. Was Nancy Walker (widow) in same Co., 1850 his mother? Who was his father? Mrs. Mattie V. Walker, Route 2. Box 144, Centerville, Indiana 47330.
68-205 CARTER, GOCCH, KELLEY, LUMBEY, RUSHING: My gr. gr-father was David Edmond Carter b. 3 Apr. 1853, Tenn. Were his pts. Solomon Carter and wf. Josie Lumbey? Had bros. John E., Elzert, Neut; and sis. Nancy, Donil(?) (m. _ Rushing), Parlee (m. _ Gooch and lived in Corinth, Miss.). He m. Mallie Margaret Kelley, 14 Feb. 1883, Decaturville, Decatur Co., Tenn., had farm in Gravel Hill, McNairy Co., Tenn., and had 11 ch.: Zelma; Raymond "A; II Talbert C.; Bedford Forrest; Norman Robert; Lessie Naomi; Hetty Hedessa; Edmond Grover; Ethel May; Tina Belle and Mallie Margaret. They left Tenn. for Texas in 1904, but one bro. remained in Memphis, Tenn., one stayed in Corinth, Miss. Would like to locate someone who is related or familiar with this Carter family. Mrs. Helen J. Murphy. 511 Fifth Street, Coronado, California n1l8.
68-206 BENNETT, BIRMINGHAM, DEWHITT, HARRISON, MARTIN, PICKETT, VICKERS: Would like info. Re. Bennett family of Wilson and Carroll Co's., Tenn.: Ethelred Bennett b. 1750-60, N.C., res. Wilson Co. 1820, moved to Carroll Co., ca 1821. His son, Ethelred Bennett, b. 1780, N.C., and w. Polly (maiden name?) b. 1782, N.C., res. Wilson Co., moved in 1820 to Carroll Co., had two daus. and six sons. Two sons were Elisha, b. 1808, and William, b. 1813. William m. Sarah (Sally) Harrison b. 1819, their ch. were: Elisha George Washington Bennett b. 1838 (m. Mary Jane Dewhitt b. 1847); Nancy E. b. 1840 (m. George Vickers); Benjamin F. b. 1843; Martha N. b. 1845; Sallie b. 1848 (m. William Rayford Pickett); Albert; Rebecca (m. Hunt Martin, a Baptist preacher); and Polly (m. John Birmingham). Ch. b. at Huntingdon, Tenn., and later -197-
res. at Martin, McKenzie and Huntingdon. Would like to hear from desc. of this Bennett family. Mrs. Mary Jane Bennett Hall, Box 232, Atwood, Illinois 6191
68-207 LANCASTER, LEE, VANCE, WINDHAM: Need anc. of Hiram Lancaster, b. 1823, d. 1866, m. Sarah Lee, b. 1828. Res. webster Co., Miss. Need anc. of James Andrew Windham, birth date and place unknown, d. by 1850, left w. Elizabeth Vance Windham and five ch. ages one through eight: John, William, Mary, George and Micajah. Miss Lucille Hayward, RFD #2, Box 186, Duck Hill. Mississippi· 38925.
68-208 BUCK, SMITH: James Buck b. ca 1822 N.C., res. Fentress Co., Tenn. 1850, age 27, with (Mch?) Buck 31, Maranda 30, Jarvis 7, Ellen 2; all b. N.C. James Buck res. Wayne Co., Ky. 1860 (Monticello) with w. Mahala Smith b. 1837, Fentress Co., Winnie b. 1855, Annie B. 1857, John M. b. 1859. Son Daniel b.(?), William R. b. 1872; others (?). James d. 1872. Wayne Co., Ky., 1860 census shows: Maranda and ch. Iiv ing 2 houses from James. Was (Mch?) bro. of James? Was their father also named James b. 1790 N.e.? Mahala (Smith) Buck's father was Allen Smith b. ca 1814 Tenn. Buck and Smith data to exchange. Mrs. Henry E. Buck, 4438 East 10th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46201.
68-209 BOATWRIGHT, COFFEY, GAULT, McCAIN, PARSLEY, THORNTON, VAUGHAN: Want info. on Moses M. Parsley b. 1814 Va. Where? Found in 1840 census of Williamson Co., Tenn., in 24th Dist.: John Parsley, William M. Parsley, Drewey Parsley, Thomas Parsley. Moses M. Parsley m. ca 1841. Either John or WilliamM., above, may be his father as the other two were not old enough. Believe all related. Also working on Gault, McCain, Coffey in Tenn., N.C. Also, on Nedham Thornton in 1840, 1830 in Tenn., or Ky; had son, Kinnion Thornton, in 1840 census Williamson Co., Tenn. Who were his bros. and sis.? Need data on Thomas Boatwright who migrated to Texas before Civil War. Who were pts. of Edward Jackson Vaughan who m. 1851, Rutherford Co., Tenn., Mary Ann Thornton. Any help appreciated. Mrs. Edna Walker, 1901 W. Lee Street, Springfield, Missouri 65803.
68-210 MORRIS, SMITH: Need pts. of Peter Warnermaked Smith, b. ca. 1841, Wilson Co., Tenn. (known bros. were Bert, William and Washington Smith.),m.·11 Jan. 1866, Wilson Co., Maria Elizabeth Morris, b. ca. 1848, Sumner Co., Tenn. Who were her pts.? She had known bros. and sis.: Rufus, Johnnie, Henry, Mary and Ann Morris. Mrs. Linda S. Myers, 222 Forest Park Road, Lexington. Kentucky 40503.
68-211 DILLARD: Need name of first wife Ephriam Gold Dillard, Wilson Co., Tenn. Marriage was prior to 1867, one son Thomas. Mrs. Linda S. Myers, 222 Forest Park Road, Lexington, Kentucky 40503.
68-212 ENGLISH, KIRK, NIXON, PLUMMER, TARRANT: Want place birth and pts. James Henderson Plummer and sis. "Nancy," b. ca. 1812, N.C.(where?) Res. 1823 Middle Tenn. Kinsmen in Maury-Lewis-Hickman Cos. were Kirk, Tarrant, English and Nixon Families. Their father, George P1u~mer b. ca 1790, N.C. or Va. Where? Wife's name? Exchange dat. Reward. Jack M. Plummer. 4323 Avenue "S." Galveston, Texas 77550.
68-213 FOX, GREEN(E), JONES, RUSSELL: Need pts. Alice Jones, when b., where?, m. Ganey Leondus (Lee) Jones, Kingston, Tenn. Need info. James Jones, or maybe James Colman Jones, m. Mary Russell b. 1838, where? Who were her pts.? Need info. William Green(e) m. Margaret Fox. Where and when? Who were her pts.? Had 5 ch.: Judd, Leon (or Leondus), Ganey, Dock, Reney (or Trene) and Laura. Would like any info. Mrs. Alma Curzon, 622 George Park Avenue. Pocatello. Idaho 83201.
68-214 HIGGINS, STOUT, WALTER: George Walter b. 1769, N.C., m. Elizabeth , b. 1770, N.C., in Carter Co., 1795-96. Son, George, Jr., b. 1795, Tenn., m. Mary -198- Elizabeth Higgins; a dau. m. Stout. Need pts. of George, Elizabeth, and Mary Elizabeth Higgins. Have considerable info. on this Walter line. Will exchange. Mrs. Lester E. Finney,RR =In, Box 231, Valparaiso, Indiana 46383.
68-215 BENTON, FULLER, POLLAN, WEAVER: George Washington Pollan m. Lucy (who?) Bedford Co., Tenn. ca 1818, had 13 ch. His mother Feriba Benton Pollan m-2 Asa Weaver. Wish any Pollan info. Need pts. both John M. Fuller b. ca 1819, Tenn. w. Miranda (who?). Son, William Washington Fuller b. 1849, Lexington, Tenn. Howard O. 'Pollan, Route 2, Box 422-C. Tyler. Texas 75701.
68-216 CAMERON, VAN WINKLE: Want pts. and birthplace of Sarah Van Winkle, b. 1783, m. Elisha H. Cameron, prob. Tenn., ca 1802. Moved from Campbell Co., Tenn., to Mo. ca 1816, d. in Clay Co. 1874. They had 6 ch. b. in Tenn., 4 b. in Mo. Elisha first Judge of Clay Co., d. there 1853. Mrs. V. R. Peebley. 4036 Llewellyn Street, Milwaukie, Oregon 97222.
68-217 HARMON, KING, LOCKHART, McGLOTHEN, MINTON: Would like to exchange info. reo the following, all of whom are buried in Sequatchie Go., Tenn.: J. Byrd Harmon, b. 1823, Va.; Richey (Richard?) King b. 1784; James Lockhart, b. 1810 N.C.; Wm McGlothen, b. 1810 Va.; Tom or Joseph Minton, b. 1786 Tenn. Mrs. Geo. B. Pilkington, Route 2 Box 362, Heber Springs, Arkansas 72543.
68-218 DAVIS, DONNELL, MASSEY, MIRCHENER, RHEA, ROSS: Jordan Lorenza Rhea, b. 1825 of pts. b. Va., m. ca. 1843, Elizabeth Jane Massey, b. 1825 (dau. of Eli and Mary DaVis Massey of Spring Creek area, Wilson Co.), res. Sumner Co. Moved to Hickory Co., Mo. ca. 1855 with families of Davis, Donnell, Mirchener, Langford. Any info.? Mrs. Ross B. Johnson, 240 Quay St., Denver, Colorado 80226.
68-219 CAMPBELL, DICKEY, MITCHELL, ROSS: Want data on des. of James Ross, b. ca 1741, Ireland, to America ca 1750. (His family?) settled in Territory of Va. James Ross to Guilford Co., N.C. by 1774, w. Mary, dau. of Robert and Margaret Mitchell, also of Guilford Co., N.C. James and Mary M. Ross in Davidson Co., N.C. 1788, in part which later became Ky., to Maury Co. and Giles Co., Tenn. 1808/9. James Ross, one of Commissioners appt. by Leg. to locate and layoff town of Pulaski. Was not in 1820 census. Want James and Mary death dates, and where buried. Ch.: Samuel, Margaret m. John Dickey, Robert, Rebecca m. William Dickey, Henry m. Martha Dickey, Adam, Rachel, Polly and Janey Parker. Margaret and John Dickey were pts. of Mary Mitchell Dickey w. of Hamilton Crocket Campbell, Giles Co., Tenn. Appreciate help however small. Mrs. J. C. Dodd, 605 N. 7th Street, McAllen. Texas 78501.
68-220 ALEXANDER, JOURDAN, STROUD: Want pts. of John Jourdan and w. Edith Alexander, both from N.C., d. 1856, Texas. Their dau., Martha m. Oliver H. Perry Stroud of Warren Co., Tenn. in 1844. Martha b. 17 Feb. 1827, Miss., d. 19 Aug. 1899, Izard Co., Ark. Mrs. Dale C. Loyd, 30 Wolfe Drive, McGehee, Arkansas. 71654.
68-221 FORGEY, FORSYTHE, GLASSON, POWERS: Barnett Forsythe m. Sarah Glasson, 1814, Orange Co., N.C.; left there after 1819, went through Tenn., to Ark. by 1843 where both d., had dau. Martha b. Tenn. Where were they in Tenn.? When? Jacob Forgey m. Nancy Powers, 1 Jan. 1847, Hawkins Co., Tenn., both from Va., were °in Ark. by 1850. Need all info. on both. Mrs. Henry B.K1ein, Rt. #1, Box 228, Fairfax, Iowa 52228.
68-222 JEANS, McDONIEL, SANDERS: Need info. about anc., wife or des. of William Chapmen McDoniel b. 1778, northern Scotland, to U.S. in 1802, settled in Winchester Valley, Franklin Co., Tenn. Place and date of m. unknown, also name of spouse. Raised 10 sons and 2 daus.: Alexander L.; William W.; Chapman D.; Thomas Whitlock; James M.; Alfred H.; Henry F. (Postmaster at Cord Ark., 1882 to 1893); Benjamin F.; John W.; -199-
Edward H.; Mary Ann (m. Sanders) ~nd Sarah (m. Jeans). William C~apman left Tenn. in 1850 for Texas via Wagon Train; but he and 4 sons (Alexander L.~ William W., H€nry F., and Edward H.) settled near Sulphur Rock, Independence Co., Ark. Son Benjamin F. went on to Rusk Co., Texas. Son Thomas Whitlock went to Mo. The 2 daus. remained in Tenn. where they lived when their father d. 1856. Will excbange info. M. W. McDoniel, P. O. Box 689, Seminole, Oklahoma 74868.
68-223 CARRELL, MAY: Want ch. of Robert May, b. 18 Feb. 1781, d. 7 Nov. 1857. Susan May b. 3 Nov. 1794, d. 27 April 1872; res. Rutherford Co., Tenn. Is Capt. John M. Carrell of Dyer Co., Tenn. the son of Solomon Lewis Carrell in Gibson Co.~ Tenn. census l850? Mrs. Paul Browning, Box 784, Temple, Texas 76501.
68-224 ANDREWS, BOWMAN~ FREEMAN, PADGETT (PAGET, PAGGET): Need info. re pts. of Green Freeman, b. ca 1793, N.C. d. ca 1854, Haywood Co., Tenn., and w. Pricilla Bowman, b. ca 1795, Tenn., pts. of Alfred Alexander Freeman, candidate for governor of Tenn. in 1872. Need pts. of Henry George Padgett (Paget, Pagget) b. ca 1795, Va., m. 30 Nov. 1821, Williamson Co., Tenn., and w. Mary Andrews b. 1796. Will exchange info. J. Griffith Cameron, 2202-102nd Place, S.E., Bellevue, Washington 98004.
68-225 AYERS, CAMPBELL, COUNCIL, REED: Wish to contact des. of Thomas Reed, d. 1817, Knox Co., Tenn., had ch.; Felps, Thomas, Elizabeth, Lucinda, Mary and Calvin. John Campbell and Jonathan Ayers, sons-in-law. Jesse Council from N.C. before 1800 to Knox Co., Tenn., d. 1831 about 100 yers. old; w. Elizabeth (?) • Was he from Va.? Need names of Ch. ) Mrs. Frank C. Beard, 1201 West Taylor. Lovington, New Mexico 88260.
68-226 JOPLING, LAIRD: Bros. Benjamin and John Sutton Jopling came from Buckingham Co., Va. to McNairy Co., Tenn. 1836, sons of Daniel Jopling who d. 1819 Buckingham Co., Va. and w. Nany (who?). Benjamin b. 1786, Amherst Co., Va., d. after 1860, McNairy Co., Tenn. When? Who was his w.? Where were they buried? They had six ch.: John Sutton Jopling's tombstone dates in error; when was he b.? (1850 census says 1785, family legend 1790, d. before 1869 census, when?) m. ca 1819, Jane Laird b. 5 June 1792, d. ~6 Mar. 1870 McNairy Co., Tenn. Who were her pts.? They had 9 ch. Mrs. Hiram C. Adams, 166 Queen Street, Charleston, South Carolina 29401.
68-227 ELAM, ENSOR, JOYCE, RAGSDALE, SHEPARD, SHEPHERD: Wish to contact anyone with Elam ancestor. Have much data to exchange, especially re Elam's of Williamson Co., Tenn. Would also like to correspond with anyone with Ensor and Ragsdale of Washington Co., Tenn.; Shepherd (Shepard) or Joyce ancestors in Tenn., Ala. or Ga. Mrs. Faye Elam Krudwig, 124 Placid Drive, San Antonia, Texas 78228.
68-228 DOSHIER, NELSON: Searching for Lemuel? Nelson b. ca 1810-1820, Tenn. Ch.: Mary; Martha; Rebecca, b. 1844, d. 1922, Lawrence Co., Mo., m. Daniel Doshier; John; Charles and Lemuel, all b. Tenn., in southwest Mo. by 1870. Ruth Browning, Box 657, Station A, Searcy, Arkansas 72143.
68-229 COLLIER, HAGLER, HESTER, HUGHES, PAINE: Seeking info. on g-g-gr-father Ashman Fuller c'ol1ier, m. Elizabeth Poe Paine. My g-gr-father Jems H. "Squire" Collier m. Foutnella Hughes, res. Dukedom, Weakley Co., Tenn. My gr-mother Cornelia Poe Collier m. Stephen Jones Hester of Paris or Haglersville, Henry Co., Tenn. My g-gr-mother Louisa Maria Bonaparte Hagler was the dau. of Dr. John F. Hagler. Heard first b. each family had name Bonaparte. All inquiries answered. Mrs. Florence Cornelia Simmons Griffith, 10914 Lubbock Dr., Dallas, Texas 75238.
68-230 CLOYD, HOOD, LOCKRIDGE, MILLER, NASH, NELSON, VINSON: Want relationship of -200-
George R. Nash, John Nash, Thomas Nash to Travis C(oleman) Nash, b. ca 1783, N.C., d. 7 Apr. 1844, Bedford Co., Tenn. He was in Troop No.1, Capt. Coleman, in Natchez Expedition, 1814, with Thomas Nelson (p. 65 Ansearchin News, 1954-59.) A John Nash, Sgt. in Nelson's Rgt., Rev. ,d. between 15 May 1801 and probate of will July 1802, Davidson Co., Tenn. Will names w. Margaret & ch.: Thomas, Travis, Aggy, Polly, Nancy and Mary. James Cloyd, Lincoln Co., Ky. will dtd. 1804, Book B., p. 242, mentions w. Aggy Nash, Polly, Nancy, Thomas and Tramp (Travis) Nash, ch. of my sis. Peggy Nash and sis. Polly Hood, and her Lockridge ch. Travis Coleman Nash and William Vinson were adrms. of estate Thomas Nash 1828, Rutherford Co., Tenn. Travis Coleman Nash was Capt. of Co. A, 1st Rgt., Tenn. Vols., 1812-14, m. 5 Oct. 1808, Rutherford Co., Tenn., Johanna Miller; had 15 ch. A bondsman was John Miller. Have some of their des., will be glad exchange. Mrs. Lewis O. Bowman, Sr., 216 Croydon Ave •• Rockville, Maryland 20850.
68-231 BRANCH, GAINES, NEBLET (NIBLET), TAYLOR, WAIR: Were William K. Wair and Permelia Taylor of Davidson Co., Tenn. pts. of Martha Ann b. 29 Feb. 1832; Maria Frances, b. 11 Aug. 1834; Georgia Ann, b. 26 Sept. 1836; Thomas H., b. 7 Sept. 1838 and Lenora Louise, b. 18 Nov. l840? Did Maria Frances m. 111- Gaines? Was William K. Wair a son of George Tucker Wair and Julia Branch, dau of Benjamin Branch and Nancy Neblet (Niblet)? Who were pts. Permelia Taylor? Ethel Taylor Ford, 3329 Northeast 20th. Amarillo, Texas 79107.
68-232 CAMPBELL, CHADWELL, HOSKINS, JENNINGS: James R. Jennings m. Louisa Campbell, 20 Feb. 1840, Tazewell, Claiborne Co., Tenn. Need pts. and former home this couple. Wm. Chadwell, Va., m. Jane Hoskins of Ky., 7 ch. b. Va., to Tenn., 1843, Claiborne Co., had 3 or 4 more ch. Need anc. this family. Happy to share info. I have. Mrs. Rhoda T. Jennings, 134 Willow Street. Salinas, California 93901.
68-233 BECK, COBB, CONDLEY (CONLEY): Elisha Thomas Condley b. 22 Nov. 1814, Halifax Co., Va., son of Anderson and Elizabeth (Cobb, dau. of Ambrose and (?» Condley (also Conley?), five other ch. Removed to Giles Co., Tenn. Elisha T. m. Elizabeth Beck (Pts?), moved to Hickory Co. and Benton Co., Mo., 1837. Any info. on a 11 fami lies. Mrs. Rose B. Johnson, 240 Quay Street, Denver, Colorado 80226.
68-234 BILLS, BRINKLEY, COLEMAN, COX, WALKER: Want pts. bros. and sis. for John Coleman Walker, b. 1785 Lunenburg Co.(?), Va. Came to Giles Co., Tenn. from Williamson Co., Tenn., 1809, m. Sara Cox, 1817, dau. of Lt. Presley Cox (Rev. War) and Sara Brinkley of N.C. Cox settled in Lincoln Co., Tenn., now Marshall Co. Need birth date, also what "J" stands for, James J. Walker m. Polly Bills, Rowan Co., N.C., 4 July 1815, settled in Giles Co., Tenn. d. there 1824, was bro. John Coleman Walker. Ch.: Fanny, William, Coleman, Charles, Johnston Marion. Three were minors when he d. Where does "Coleman" name come into Walker family? Mrs. O. F. Heslar (Valley Stream Farm), 8654 West 86th St., Indianapolis, Ind. 46278.
68-235 ARNOLD, CHEEK, HOUSTON, OWNBY, PENNINGTON: Want info. reo Jesse Arnold, d. 1832 Bedford Co., Tenn. Was he son of Francis Arnold(?), who was in Randolph Co., N.C., 1790, 3nd Bedford Co., Tenn., 1820. Want pts. Mary Pennington, said to be mother of Edw:lrd (Neddy) B. Ownby, b. 13 Aug. 1792 in N.C., d.30 Oct. 1865, Carroll Co., Tenn., res. Sumner, Marshall and Carrol Cos., Tenn., m-l Mary Cheek, dau. of Jeremiah and Tabitha (Houston) Cheek; want the latters pts., James J. Ownby b. ca 1789, d. 1863, Carroll Co., Tenn. and William Rola~d Ownby b. ca 1790, res. Sumner, Robertson and. Obion Cos., Tenn. W0u1d appreciate any info. on above names. Edwin A. Arnold, 1341 West Hammer Lane, Stockton, California 95207.
68-236 lOGAN, ROBINSON: Reward to first person who can give proof of name of father of the John logan b. l7_?, m. Rhoda Robinson in Champaign Co., Ohio, 1810, d. 1844, buried in Allen Co., Ohio. Have found one reference saying he b. in Tenn. Mabel M. logan, RR #1, Harrod, Ohio 45850. -201-
INDEX
"A!lSEAllCHIN'" NEWS - VOUlME 15 FOR 1968
COMPlIED BY GEORGIA BLOUNT CRAWFORD (MRS, W. L.)
-A- Atchison, 169, 175 Bell, 5, 9, 19, 36, 41, 55. Boddie, 67 Atkins, 22, 122 73, 87, 88, lOS, 110, Bodin, 3, 37 Aaron, 112 Atkinson, 52, 78 141, 146, 170, 174 Bogard, 56 Abbington, 68 Au1t, 98 Be11.e, 56 Bogart, 8 Abbitt, 170 Ausmua, 142 Bellen, 32 Bolen, 147 Abbott, 170, 171, 175 Austin, 99, 131, 185 Bellew, 33 Bolt, 8 Abels, 146 Autrey, 45 Bellinger, 43 Bolton, 43 Abernathy, 149, 194 Avery, 121 Bells, 34 Booth, 169 Acker, 154 Awalt, 146 Belote, 173 Boothe, 169 Ack1en, 20 Ayres, 64, 156, 199 Benas, 106 Bond, 85, 129, 170 Acree, 47 Bender, 80 Bondurant, 196 Adair, 104, 193 Benett, 65, 67 Bone, 2, 106 Adama, 18, 19, 27, 97, 98, 99, -B- Benge, 4& Bonham, 145 106, 108, 147, 170, 199 Bennet, 70, 122 Bonner, 37 Adamson, 144 Babb, 99 Bennett, 196, 197 Booker, 38 Addison, 141 Bachman, 146, 192 Benson, 121 Boon, 100, 174, 185 Adkinson, 167 Bacon,S, 1.9, 122 Bentha11, lE9 Boone, 27, 93, 100, 132 Adkisson, 159 Badgett, 171 . Bentley, 108, 172, 173 Botmer, HiO Ailsworth, 46 Bailey, 66, 122, 159, 174 Benton, 34, 106, 108, 109, Booth, 97 Albright, 41 Baily, 30 19B Boren, 94, 172 Alcorn, 146 Baird, 32, 33, 83, 107 Bernard, 175 Bostick, 30 Alderson, 94, 173 Baker, 78, 87, 88,93, 134, Berrier, 45, 95 Boswell, 129 A1dredg, 122 148, 149, 173 Berry, 24, 55, 102, 109 Bough, 174 Alexander, 53, 102, 109, 148, Bakers, 3 Bert, 21 Bou1ding, 23 169, 176, 191, 198 Balch, 31 Beson, 108 Bounds, 99 Allbright, 41 Baldridge, 80, 143 Best, 99, 150 Bowen, 25, 38, 85, 98, 146, Allcorn, 109 Baldwin, 76, 105 Betts, 54 172, 179, 192 Alldredge, 121 Ba1eh, 141 Betty, 163 Bowers, 8, 120 Allen, 33, 34, 45, 54, 55, 56, nal1, 89, 108, 170, 174 Bevans, 41 Bowman, 172, 182, 199, 200 57, 58, 62, 73, 75, 78, Ballew, 108, 141 Beynon, 9<: Bowmer, 180 lOS, 107, 108, 128, 131, Ba1zae, 90 Rlekert, 105 Bowsey, 136 135, 137, 169, 171, 172, Bani, 86 BI dne11, 5, 19 Bowyer, 106 173, 174 Banister, 67 Biggera, 67 Boyce, 109 Allerton, 64 Banks, 103, 121, 122, 138 Biggs, 109 Boyd, 106, Ill, 112, 121, 12~, Alley, 117 Barbee, 21 Bilbry, 74 148, 149 Allin, 41 '3arcroft, 184 Bill, 187 Boyer, 109, 174 Allison, 49, 99 Baren, 170 Billings, 129, 132, 172 Boyers, 175 Allner, 122 Bares, 174 Billingsley, 3, 54 Boyles, 41, 48 Allred, 121, 122 Barett, 41 Billingsly, 33 Bracken, 169, 170 Allsworth, 46 Barker, 93, 170 Billins, 169 Bracki'" 170, 175 A1dc!ge, 55 Barkley, 2, 5, 7, 73, 89, Bills, 34, 137, 138, 179, Bradford, 33, 83, 99, 106, 137 Alsup, 149 107, 178 182, 2')0 Bradley, .53, 89, 109, 110, 115, Altman, 99 Barksdale, 5 Bi11 ups , 24 148, 169, 172, 173 Alton, 146, 192 Barnard, 45, 95, 146, 192 Bl.lro, 37 Bradshaw, 38, 45, 108, 109, '46, Alvis, 53, 99 Barnes, 22, 100, 106, 107, Bingham, 136 169, 175 Ambers, 169, 170 108, 172 Binkley, 49, 78 Bramhall, 23 Ambrose, 172 Barnet, 172 Bird, 56, 83, 106, 107 Branch, 37, 46, 185, 20'1 Ames, 75 Barnett, 96, 125, 131, 132, Birdsong, 133 Brancon, is, 29 Amon, 21 134, 135, 169, 172 Birmingham, 69, 196 Brannon, 87 Amonett, 196 Barns, 107, 108, 109, 169 Bishop, 37, 77, 108 Brantley, 82, 105 Amos,S Barr, 24, 25, 47, 106 Biter, 106 Branton, 1110 Anderson,S, 7, 26, 34, 55, 80, Barret, 109, 173 Bitner, 106 Brasf'eld, 131 85, 86, 87, 89, 105, Barrett, 61, 62, 170 Black, 46, 106, 107, 138, Braahear, 145 108, 109, 110, 158, Barrier, 144 172, 174 Brasil, 170 172, 173, 175, 179, Barrington, 26, 80 B1ackamore, ·174 Brassel, 122 181, 183, 187 Barrqw, 135, 136, 181 Blackburn, 141 Brassfield, 80, 88 Andeson, 158, 159 Barry, 34 B1ackfan, 81, 85, 86 Braswell, 33, 172 Andrews, 45, 96, 165, 167, 199 Bartho1omen, 81 Blackmon, 46 Braton, 108 Angel, 143 Bartlett, 92 Blackmore, lOS, 169 Bratton, 142, 170 Angell, 143 Bason, 173 B1acknal1, 9R, 148 BraWley, 21 Angle, 170 Bass, 108, 131 Blackwell; 45, 10~ Bray, 122 Anthony, 76, 192 Bate, 124 Blair, 169, 1.9<; Brazel, 109, 121 Antip, 149 Bates, 28, 1.48, 174 Blanton, 126 Braze1ton, 121 App lelate, 158, 159 Bartholomew, 138 B1sir, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, Brazier, 52 Armi. t."d, 53. 161 B:.t"on, 57 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, Brazil, 107 Arms tead, S3 Baugh, 23 60, 75, 81 Braz1e, 122 Armstron, 116 Baumert, 99 Blankenship, 8 Breadwe11, 85 Armstrong, 83, 99, 122, 132, Beach, 1,3 Blare, 130 Brentey, 148 133, 134, 135, 136, Bea 1 \, 26 Bleason, 171 Brent, 121 147, 149, 169, 179, Beard, 36, 55, 107, 108, Bledsoe, 28, lOS, 106; 107, Brevard, 38, 107 180, 182, 187, 188 172, 180, 199 110, 141, 169, 170 Brewer, 72 Arnold, 45, 46, 122, 177, 178, Bearden, 86 B1esson, 171 Brezea1, 108 182, 191, 200 Bearnard, 169 Bloodworth, 169, 172, 174 Brice, 115, 135 Arrington, 105 Beasley, 45 Blount, 79, 85, 180, 187 Bridgers, 170 Arthur, 158, 159 Beatty, 123 Blue, 184 Brigham, 56 Ashlock, 173 Beaty, 29, 78, 187 Blundell, 178 Bright, 85, 189 As !lock, 122 Beck, 200 Blunt, 183 Brignance, 106, 109. 110, 16Q, Asqlle, 57, 173 Bedwell, 157 Blythe, 85, 107 170, 171 Atchley, 128, 177 Bee, 122 Boatwright, 197 Briley, 171 Atcheaon, 172 Bejack, 102 Boaz, 97 Brinker, 115 -202-
Brinkley, 200 Ca 1houn, 140 Chance, 173 Coff, 5~ Brinley, 148 Call, 28 Chandler, 35, 118, 122, 135 Coffey, 55, 1.97 Brisby, 173 Calleage, 183 Chaney, 94 Coffman, 74 Brisley, 170 Callar, 97, 122 Chany, 122 coggesha11, 119 Britton, 70, 169 Callister, 41 Chapman, 27, 39, 40, 143, Co1b, 122 Broc;k, 55 Calloway, 8, 48 172, 174 Co 1cIve 11 , 80 BrolllWell, 43 Ca1ue, 97 Chappell, 96, 175 Cole, 45, 93, 99, 108, 143, Brooks, 27, 32, 36, 41, 82, Calvert, 141 Charlton, 171; 187 191 91, 92, 101 calvin, 172 Cheatham, 93 Coleman, 149, 172, 200 Broomfield, 58 Ca1vit, 99, 100 Cheatwood, 121 Coles, 49 Browder, 7, 8, 19 CambeI, 122 Chedwato, 22 Coley. 57 Brown, 27, 28, 29, 31, 38, Cameron, 147, 189, 199 Cheek, 200 Colley, 150 40, 41, 46, 49, 63, Cammings, 129 Cherry, 80, 82, 85, 170, 171, Collier, 57, 58, 182, 199 66, 74, 79, 80, 81, Camp, 93, 99 187 Collins, 34, III 82, 87,88, 89, 97, Campbe1, 183 Chester, 179, 182, 185 CoJv;.1 1£, 74 l n8, 109, 117, 125, Campbell, 2, 8, 33, 61, 62, Childers, '44, 147 Colvin, '6~ 126, 128, 133, 134, 85, 106, 129, 136, Childress, 25, 86, 147, 170 Colyer, 122 139, 140, 163, 170, 169, 170, 172, 175, ChildS, 124 Comar, 171 172, 174, 180, 183, 188, 198, 199, 200 Chiln.lI, 145 Combs, :28, 173 184, 186 Canby, 116 Chinchmar" 91 Comer, 60 Browning, 45, 145, 172, 190, Canedy, 108 Chisem, 56 Compt, 92 199 Canningham, 131 Chism, 36 Comstock, 165 Bruce, 41, 169, 172, 174 Cannon, 2, 8, 9, 14, 16, 21, Chisum, 86, 132 Comton, 122 Bryan, 43, 107, 132, 135, 56, 141, 183 Chitwood, 122 Conley, 2()(: 143, 164 Canterbury, 47 Choat, 41, 121, 122 CoDling, 82 "-ryans, 1tl4 Cantrell, 170, 184 Choate, 41, 181 Conlon, 22 Bryant, 96, 148, 170 Capps, 172 Chart, 121 Conn, 170, 174 Buchanan, 74 Caradine, 96 Chote, 121. Connelly, 145 Buchanon, 105 Carder, 92 Chrisenby , 1.22 Conyers, 105 Buck, 28, 106, 189, 197 Cardwell, 77, 78 Christian, 1.06, 1.27 Conyors, 179 Buckham, 174 Carl, 182 Christ~s, 85, 88 Cook, 9, 10, 56, 73, 75, 80, BUckner, 100 Carithers, 132 Christopher, 172 97, lIS, 116, 121, 122, Buckner, 124 Carlock, 129 Chum, 22 125, 144, 146, 148, 170, Bu1er, 184 Carlson, 4 Chunn, 22 191 Bullard, 93, 184 Carmach, 82 Churchman, 39 Cooke, 148 Bullen, 93 Carmack, 182 . Citron, 99 Coop, 173 Bullock, 4, 20, 141 Carmichael, 6, 8, 9, 18, 140, Clack, 93, 96, 193, 195 Cooper, 77, 97, 107, 109, 138, Bunch, 30, 122 148 Claiborn, 38, 111 144, 148, 159, 168, 175, Bunckley, 169 Carney, 39, 40 Claiborne, 89 178, 192 Bunn, 109 Carothers, 96, 108, 169, 170 Claig, 140 Copeland, 94, 113, 132, 149, 175, Buntin!,:, 46 Carpenter, 81, 97, 121 Clampe1 , lOll 180, 186 Burch, 193 Carr, 95, 170, 173, 192 Clanton, 34, 181 Copeld, 161 Burchett, 172 Carreger, 182 Clardy, 28 Copley, 93 Buraen, 122 Carregor, 182 Clark, 3, C, 22, 26, 47, 78, Coppage, 3 Burdin, 122 Carrel, 174 82, 108, J09, ·110, Coppedge, 119, 120 Burford, 26, 144 Carrell, 45, 199 140, 142, 169, 172, Corban, 57, 58 Burgers, 126 Carroll, IS, 88, 160, 195 174, 175, 192, 193 Corbett, 134, 143 Burk, 106, 107 Carrothers, 153 Clarke, 2, 3, 152 Corbin, 109 Burks, 74, 17.7, 193 Carrow, 191 Clary, 106, 107, 108, 109, Corbitt, 63, 90, 146, 147 Burleson, 41, 138, 150, 179, Carruth, 41, 93 175 Corele, 175 182, 193 Carson, 180 C1axson, 122 Cork1e, 109 Burn, 193 Carter, 2, 33, 37, 63, 71, Claxton, 169, 172 Cor1en, 57 Burnam, 93 76, 78, 98, 100, Clay, 46, 105 Corley. 150 Burnett, 86 169, 196 Claybrook, 108 Comeales, 122 Burnew, 180 Cartwright, 85, 109, 172 Cleburn, 84 Cornwa11, 138 Burney, 89, 94 Carr, 105, 106, 108, 109, Clemens, 74, 177 Cornwallis, 28, 69 Burrel, 96 142 Clements, 73, 146, 147 Corum. 99 Burrow, 32, 33, 129, 130 Carrway, 121 Clemons, 149 Coaby. 194 Burns, 170 Carry, 132 C1emont, 124 Cottar. 62 Burton, 3, 33, 110, 137, Carson, 106 Clendening, lOS, 170, 173 Cotton, 41, 82, 89, 93, 106, 171, 172 Cartwright, 106 C1enton, 126 109, 172 Busby, 175 Caruthers, 178, 183 Cliffortl,_ 132 Cottrell, 121 Bush, 94, 172 Carver, 66 C1ifft, 32, 41, 179 Couchman. 27 Bushrod, 107 Cary, 172 Cline, 23 Council, 199 Buster, 100 Casebolt, 196 Clingan, 141, 142 Counts, 125 Butler, 18, 22, 27, 35, 52, Casey, 138 Clinny, 122 Coventon, 172 77, 80, 89, 169, cassady, 9 Clinton, 70 Coville, 9 189, 190 Casselberry, 108 Claar, 169, 171 Covington, 26. 94 But tcrworth, 146 Cates, 157, 160 Clor, 174 Cavan. 9, 13, 47, 74, 100, 106, Bynum, hI! Cathey, 50, 107, 108, 109, Closter, 1.70 109. llO, 143. 175 Byrd, b~, ISO, 188, 193 liD, 170, 171, 172, Cloud, 45, 188 Cowen. 131 Byrn, 175 173, 175 Clouse, 89 Cowgher, 171 Byrns, lOS Cato, 58 Clowman , 186 Cowley, 150 Byron, 146, 147 Cauly, 150 Cloyd, 94, 199, 200 Cox, 41, 51, 200 Byrum, 146 cavan.st, 172 C1ury, 41 Coyle. 54 Cavender, 144 Coats, 105, 126 Crabtree, 44, 99, lOS, 107 Caviatt, 169 Cobb, 9, 10, 200 Crafford, 109 -C- Cawvoy, 89 Cochran, 41, 169 Craft, 28 Center, 174 Cock, 184 Craig. 62 Cadwell, 146, 185, 200 Chaddock, 171 Cocke, 55, 56, 57, 64, 66, Crane, 172 C~ge, 53, 106, 107, 108, Chambers, 28, 31, 32, 74, 67, 172 Craneshaw, 78 141, 170, 172, 187 104, 109, 171 Cockera1, 181 Cratch,96 Cain, 31, 72 Chambless, 63 Cockerel, 181 Cravatt, 110 Caldwell, 2, 107, 154, 172, Chamb liss, 63 Cockerell, 93 Cravey, 159 194 Chamness, 99 Cockran, 183 Crawford, 23, 29, 79, 89, lOS, Ca I fee, 73 Champion, 183 Cockrell, 93 109, 110. 129, 151. Cody, 98, 99 167, 171, 179, 190. Cofer, 120, 159 194 -203-
Creach, 45 De Iilas, 174 Duffey, 87 -F- Creech, 1:5 Deloach, 172, 175 Duffy, 130 Cresner, 169 Demen t, 170, 171 Dugger, 109, 169 Fane, 76 Creswe11, 21 Dempsy, 109 Duke, 56, 170 FairCloth, 80 Crewan, 110 Demsey, 146 Duncan, 86, 138, 175, 191 'airfax, 81, 111 Crews, 174 Denham, 122 Dunham, 46 Fairly, 107 Cribbins, 105 Denn ing, 171 Dunlap, 67, 13J, 179 Padax, 133 Criner, 3, 34 Dennis, 57, 144 Dunlop, 149 Parmer, 58, 95, 97, 110, 121, Critch1oe, 47 Denny, 21, 152 Dunn, 93, 99, 172 122 Crockett, 58, 135, 145 Dent, 99, 101 Dunnan, 122 Farr, 106, 107 Croe, 79 Denton, 10, 46 Dunnigan, 94 Farrell, "P, 191 Crofford, 122 Denumber, 75 Dunnum, 122 Parrier, 108 Croft, 9 Derby, 89 DUrlor, 82 Farris, 50, 192 Crook, 45, 46 Derham, 41 Durant, 188 Farrow, 45 Crops, 81 De Rossett, 148 Durden, 96 FlluMon, 47 Crosby, 40 des Cognets, 66 Durette, 144 Faul1<, )J I, 170 Crosner, 170 Desha, 105, 172 Durham, 41, 141, 174 Faulkner, 100 Cross, ~7, 79, 81, 105, Dever, 71 Durram,.122 Paunt, 43 148, 174, 189, 190, Deveraux, 188 Durrgberry, 31 Fawke, 172 196 Devereaux, 35, 82 Durrum, 122 Feairs, 171 Crowder, 46; 93 De Watley, 160 Duvall, 25, 99 Feans, 41 Crljl!lley, 24 Dewhitt, 196 Dyal, 105 Fearn, 123, 124 Crump, 70 Dialwood, 169 Dye, 143 Pelton, 56 Crutcher, 45, 56, 109 Diamond, 47 Dyer, 108 Felts, JO Crutchers, 82 Dick, 35, 186 Ferdinanda, J,11 Crutchfield, 171 Dickerson, 109, 174 Ferguson, 10, 24, 106, 134, Crutehloe, 47 Dickey, 10, 198 -E- 146, 195 Crutcr 1ow, 47 Dickin, 186 Perrall, 174 Cryer, 171, 172 Dickson, 55, 119 Eads, 165 Ferrell, 145, 172, 174 Ferrier, 92 Cuff.-a." 1 71 Dickson, 56 Earles, 61 t;ufman, 174 Diggins, 108 Early, 125 Ferris, 192 Cumins, 144 Dill, 25, 169 Earnest, 194 Fewell, 74 Cumming, 52, 60, 10~ Dillahuntey, 77 Eas1ey, 57, 174 Few\r.es, 29, 30 Cummings, 195 Dillan, 187 East, 159 Fewston, 98 Cunningham, 98, 99, 110, Dillard, 88, 99, 107, 133, Easter, 9 Field, III 150 174, 197 Eastes, 86 Files, 76 Cureton, 9, 15 Dillingham, 121 Eason, 94 F11so". 152 Curle, 37 Dillon, 79, 172, 186 Echols, 1.74 Finc!,, qt., 123 Currie, 119 Dinning, 172, 175 Edmondson, 101, 193 Findley, 148, 175 Curry, 35, 75 Dinwiddie, 47 Edwards, 33, 47, 55, 57, 100, Finger, 45 Curzon, 45, 1.97 Dismuke, 98, 135 106, 107, 109, 110, Finix, 174 Custead. 9 Dixon, 105, 107, 108, 109, 149, 170, 172, 173, Finly, 187 169, 172, 194 174, 175 Finn, 174 Dizmang, 86 Effitor, 108 Finney, 146, 160, 198 Fisher, 3/;, 106, 107, 173, - 0 - Dobbins, 108, 171, 172 Elam, 101, 150, lSI, 199 Dockery, 98 Elcan, 111 . 175, 186 Ual.,n'y, 84 Dodd, 55, 172, 198 Elder, 110 Fite, 131 Dalton, 99, 107 Dodson, 10 Eldridge, 6, 8 Fites, 37 I:ai!-.ou, 56 Doherty, 35, 37, 82, 134, Eliot, 99 Fitzgerald, 84, 161 Dancer, 141 139, 140, 181 Elkins, 59,60, 61, 62 Fitzgereld, 84 Daniel, ~, 25, 179 DOllarhide, 100 Elledge, 59, 60, 61 Flack, 20, 96 ;Jann"r, 115, 116 Donald, 83, 85, 181, 182 Ellington, 26 Flaherty, 195 Dare, :31 Donelson, 110, 138, 170 Ell1nor, 153 Flanagan, 141 Darden, 161 Donnalson, 99 Elliott, 26, 43, 173 Flanary, 121 Darnell, 52, 55, 58, 78, Donnell, 21, 152, 198 Ellis, 55, 56, 109, 150, 174 Flanders, 144 161 Donoho, 109, 169, 171 El11son, 144 Flatt, 96 Darr, 117 Donold, 122 El1i8s, 169, 172, 173 Flavia, 110 Darwin, 46, 47 Donovan, 8/. Elliston, 99 Fleetweod, 96 Davenp·)rt, I: t . Dool,,)'. 71 Elrod, 162 Pleming, 33, 64, 172, 194 Lavidson, 2, 13, 43, 63, 171 Dorr, 171 Embrey, 98 Flenniken, 77 Davidsons, 121. Dorris, 169 Englartd, 121, 122 Fliming, 41 Devie, 134, 135, 182, 187, Doshier, 199 English, 73, 197 Floore, 25 1.88 Dotson, 1'1 Ennis, 56 Florida, J/;9 Davis, 9, 14, 23, 26, 29, 30, tougan, 107 Enochs, 96 Flowers, 184 31, 32, 35, 41, 50, Douge, 31 Erlsor, 199 Floyd, 164, 165, 166 (,6, 73, 84, 85, 93, Dougherty, 82, 87, 150, 179, Epps. 56, 57 Flynn, 108 95, 108, 109, 116, 122, 180, 187 Ericksen, 52, 101, 105, 151, Folsom, 149 J24, 128, 145, 146, 149, Doughtie, 43, 191 169 Foote, 194 J72, 173, 174, 187, 191, Doughton, 57 ErsllY, 105, 108 Ford, 46, 50, 77, 83, 114, 1'0, 192, 193, 194, 198 Douglas, 106, 109, 174 Erwin, 21, 86, 174 . 160, 161, 200 Dawson, 9, 10, 38, 41, 70, 101, Douglass, 41, 106, 107, 170, Eskridge, 179 Forehand, 82 106, 109, 171 171, 177, 185 Espey, 110, 169 Foren, 131 nay, ~02, 160, 176, 193 Dowdy, 138 Estis, 178 Fora_y, 198 Dean, 25, 46, 49, 51, 76, 90, Dowel, 122 Ether1y, 109 Porguaon, 146 lUll, 104, 122, 160 Doxey, 110 Ethridge, 174 Forreat, 70, 122, 194 Deurborn, 41 Doyal, 172 Eubank, 54, 192 Forreater, J44 Dee ton, 47, 48 Doyle, 22, 77 Eury, 169 Forsythe, 198 Deevedson, 122 Draper, 41, 99 Evans, 10, 12, 33, 95, 108, POl't, 182 Deaver, 68, 71 Drake, 55, 57 113, 114, 128, 158, Foster, 61, 72, 97, 100, 172, Deav"rn, 183 Drennan, 26, 27 171 179, J94 Debnam, 148 Drew, 113, 114 Everett, 125 Fothergill, 46 Deford, 59, 61 Dry, 189 Everette, 179 Foute, 139 DeGraw, 96 Dube, 46 Everton, 44 Fowler, 10, 61, 87 Dehaney, 28 Du Bourdieux, 90 Ewell, 180 Fox, 48, 49, 66, 97, 196, 197 Dehoney, 90 Du Bourdieu, 90 Ewing, 138 Frailey, 174 De)(e,'~, 10 Duecy, 143 Exum, 57, 171 Frances, 10 Duff, 10, 18, 57 -204-
Francie, 3, 54 Giles, 25, 109, 165, 166, Griffith, 199 Harpole, 106, 109, 174 Franklin, 10, 102, 106, 1l0, 169, 171, 173 Grigg, 41 Harpool, 106 140, 150, 172, 173 Gill, 50, 99 Grigp;s, 106 Harr, 15 Franks, 89 Gilleland, 108 GrimeR, 10, 169, 170, 171 Harred, 107 Fraser, 105 Gillespie, 46, 82, 108, 109, Grillls ley, 94 Harrell, 110, 113, Jl4 Frasier, 99 110, 167, 170, 175 Grinden, 187 Harrington, 105, 107 Frazer, 106, 161 Gilley, 59 Grissom, 98, 99 Hsrris, 21, 22,43,47, 68, Frazier, 26, 46, 99, 105,161, Gilliam, 24, 29, 6j Groom, 169 69, 70, 71, 72, 85, 189, 192 Gills, 72 Groves, 172, 173, 174, 175 110, 120, 142, 143, Frszor, 174 Gilmore, 175 Grubb, 10 144, 149, 160, 171, Freeland, 23, 46, 172 Gilpin, 174 Guest, 41 173, 188, 196 Freeman, 2, 23, 71, 81, 87, Gilreath, 144 Gullen, 122 Harrison, II, 16, 25, 65, 94, 106,107, 199 Ginings, 157 Gunsaw, 174 106, 108, 109, 131, French, 55 Ginkins, 121, 122 Gunter, 143 196 Friley, 84 Gipson, 173 Gustad, 11 Harrod, 107 Fristoe, 126 GIvens, 108 Guthery, 122 Hart, 11, 29, 87, 95, 107 Frost, 2, 121, 122 Glvin, 32, 85 Gwin, lID, 171, 173, 182 Harten, 171, 174 Fry, 106, 194 G1ssgow, 108 Hartgrave, 177 Fryer, 178 Glasser, 106 Harvey, 3, 22, 38, 55, 57, 88, Fulks, 172 Glasson, 198 -H- 102, 137, 182 Fuller, 36, 198 Glazner, ll2 Harvy, 183 Fultz, 95, 178 Glenn, 2, 98, 102 Hackworth, 121 Haselet, 93, 193 l"urguson, 146 GUsen, 192 Hadley, 93 Haslet, 193 Glover, 99, 148, 162, 163, Hagler, 199 Hashlock, 170 164 Haggard, 46 Haskin, 106 -G- G1uthery, 121 Hogging, 79 Haskins, 11 Goa1dson, 121 Hail, 109, 121, 130, 158, Hass, 4 Gahr, 104 Goalson, 121 174 Hassel, 110, 172, 174 Gaine, 135 Goans, 9, 10 Haines, 169 Hassell, 25, 109, 175 Cr, j nes, 111, 172, 173, 174, Goforth, 97 Hainey, 106 HasBet, 79 177 Goldston, 185 Hale, 104, 109, 125, 126, Hasty, 144 Gains, 174, 175 Golston, lR5 193 Hatcher, 165, 166 Gaiser, 55- Gooch, 98, 1% Haley, 26 Hatfield, 170, J71 Galbreath, 10, 63, 87, 190 Good, 57, 85 Ha 11, Jl, 33, 36, 49, 58, Hatley, 88 Gale, 172 Goodman, 161 73, 105, 121, 169, Haw, 175 Galiga, 24 Goodrum, 110, 175 170, 171, 174, 189, Hawerth, 39 Gallaher, 10, 122 Goodwin, 70, 161 191, 197 Hawkin, 122 Galleher. 28 Hallam, 25 Hswkins, 78, 121 GallespJ., 21 Corcin, 121 Halliburton, 150 Hawley, 102 Gambe 11, 174 Cordon, 99, 147, '72 Halloway, 122 Havpe, 28 Ga~bil1, 165, 171, 174 Gorrell, 21 Ham, 175 HawRe, 41 Gamble, 139, 194 Gorton, 147 Haman, 181 Hayley, 98 Gam'>Un, '.71 Gossett, 63 Hambleton, 56, 105 Haynes, 34, 77, 106, 108, Gambling, lIe, 173 Gotcher, 176 Hamblin, 141 ll5, 131, 169 Gammon, 10 Gottlin, 63' Hambright, II Hays, 58, 102, ](l5, 141, 184 Gandrud, 3, 44, 154 Goucher, 148 Hamilton, 88, 105, 106, 107, Hayward, 50, 197 Gandy, 43, 109 Gouge. 50, I:' 109, 110, 133, 144, Hazle, 28 Gardenhi ,c, 140 GOl
Hibbitt, 190 Boward, 12, 31, 73, 88 Jarell, 184 Kennes.on, 145 Hibbitta, 190 Howe, 67 Jarratt, ISO, 171 Kennedy, 50, 73, 83, 108, I 10, Hibilll, 188 Howe1, 56 Jarrell, 145 137, 145, 146, 175, Hick, 43, 81 Howell, 91, 94, 100, 108, Jay, 148 I'll, 193 Hickman, 86 130 Jeane, 143, 198, 199 Kennon, 66 Hicke, 80, 105, 122, 129, Howse, 41 Jeffenon, 156 ltent, 31 148, 152, 174, 175 Hubarts, 174 Jeffries, 28 lterlee, 89 Higdon, 99, 100 Hubbard, 12, 57, 75, 169 Jehn.en, 41 lterr, 21,171, 1'l2 Higgan, 181 Hubert, 171 Jelk1, 135 Kerrick, 146 Higgens, 80 Hudgens, 12 Jellis, 160 Kesterson. 194 Higgins, 146, 197, 198 Hudler, 22 Jenkina, 108, 109, 179, 182, Ketron, I'll Hightower, 186 Hudson, 3, 128, 167, 168, Jennings, 43, 47, 95, 146, Kilbrath, 172 Hill, 11, 41, 87, 97, 113, 171, 174 147, 200 Killebrew, 56 122, 142, 147, 148, Huff, 5, 12, 14 Jen.en, 148 Killen, 41 149, 169, 181, 188, Huggins, 137 Jernigan, 41, 87, 144, 148 Ki llough, 73, 74, 7S 194 Hughes, 12, 13, 38, 47, 75, Jett, 111, 112, 149 Kilough, 32 Hi llyard, 179 107, 199 Jewel, 107 Kilpatrick, 184, 186 Hilton, 158 Hughey, 36, 102 Jiles, 121. Kimble, 187 Hinds, 49 Hughs, 79, 178 JiJllll1lon, 9 Kimbro, 160 Hines, 43, 100, 148 Hughtel, 38 Jinkins, 122 Ki...ins, 144 Hinkley, 3 Hughtell, 38 Job, 121, 175 Kincaid, 168 Hinkman, 23 Huhne, 175 Johns, 169 Kind, 186 Hinshaw, 4, 93 Hull, 194 Johnson, 6, 12, 19, 21, 35, Kindle, 187 Hirring, 27 Humphrey, 99 41, 43, 47, 53, 54, King, 18, 24, 66, 98, 106, Hix, 46, 89, 94, 106 Humaton, 39 55, 56, 57, 74, 77, 107, 108, 132. 145, 152, Hobbs, 122, 169, 178 Hunne, 175 88, 89, 97, lOS, 109, 169, 170, 174. 175, 181, Hobby, 45 Hunt, 33, 64, Ill, 139, 169, 110, 118, 121, 122, 198 Hodge, 11, 12, 97, 108, 170, 173, 174, 175, 191 127, 144, 148, 149, Kinkaid, 142 146, 161, 170, 172, Hunter, 73, 74, 106, 107, 131, 162, 164, 171, 173, Kint, 186 173 142, 167, 174, 176, 175, 183, 186, 193, Kirby, 69, 93 Hodges, 48, 87, 104, 109 195 198, 200 Kirk, 38, 197 Hodgin, 98 Hunton, 26 Johnston, 12, 13, 14, 15, 57, Kirkham, 169, 171, 173. 175 Hodo, 53 Hurbert, 74 122, 138 Kirkpatrick, 171, 114 Hoftitchell, 41 Hurt, 107, 169 Joils, 122 Kirtley, 125 Hog, 108 Husband, 29, 30 Join~r, 109, 175 Kiser, 169 Hogan, 50, 78, 117, 161, Huse, 56 Jolly, 45, 146 Kite, 95 169, 174 Husk, 55, 58 Jones, 3, 4, 5, 11, 14, 27, 30, Kittrell, 62, 148 Hogg, 37, 88, 167, 168 Hutchenson, 2 33, 35, 41, 43, 46, 48, Kizer, 56, 9R, 99 Hagin, 105, 106, 109 Hutcherson, 39, 55, 91, 139, 49, 53, 55, 65, 69, 76, Klein, 198 Hogue, 123 152, 186, 189 85, 93, 99, 105, 108, Kline, 12, 13, 14 Holaday, 121 Hutcheson, 176, 177 110, 129, 132, 142, 146, Klutts, 119 ) Holder, 150, 160 Hutchens, 121 149, 154, 169, 170, 171, Knight, 54, 128, 150 Holdman, 107 Hutchings, 173 173, 174, 175, 179, 188, Knox, 109 Holland, 27, 60, 63, 169 Hutchins, 121 197 Koefe, 41 Hollandsworth, 61 Hutson, 110, 169 Jopling, 199 Kollock. 14 Hollaway, 122 Hutton, 128 Jordan, 51, 143, 144 Koonce, 41 Hollenburg, 150 Hyde, 3, 71, 145, 160 Josey, 171, 174 KOIDIS, 178 Hollinsworth, 172 Hynes, 106 Jourdan, 198 Krantz, 99 Hollis, 107, 171, 173 Hytower, 186 Journey, 141 Kribben, 89 Holloway, 41, 174 Joyce, 199 Kribbs, 89 Hollum, 84 Joyner. 84 Krudwig, 199 Holmes, 34, 35, 158, 164, -I- Julian, 14 Ku1er, 38 167, 185 Julias, 122 Kuykendall, 75, 107 Holoway, 75 Impson, 109 Julin, 122 Kuykendo 11, 107 Holston, 12 Inabinet, 101, 105, 169 Jump, 14 Kyle, 63, 95 Holt, 26, 56, 174 lnabnit, 149 June11, 132 Holton, 46 Ingle, 124, 125 Justice, 61, 62, 126 Homer, 122 Ingram, 12, 167, 171 -L- Homes, 81 Ingalls, 12 Honeycut, 81, 82 Irby, 123 - K - Lacket, 97 Homles, 158 Irwin, 83, 85, 108, 149, Lackey, 94, 147 Hood, 27, 99, 173, 199, 171, 194 Kain, 187, 188 Lacy, 133 200 Isbell, 16 Kea10ugh, ~4 Laird, 199 Hook, 100 Isaarke, 89 Keaton, 98 Lambert, 72, 8:J, 137 Hooker, 152 Ita, 12 Kee, 122 Lambuth, 109 Hooks, 41, 109 Iver, 181 Keele, 62 Lampkin, 179 Hoover, 110 Keeler, 38 Lamy, 121, 122 Hope, 96 Keen, 145, 174 Lartcaster, 14, 181, 197 Hopkins, 84, 108 •J• Keese, 173 Landers, 107, 108, J78 Hopper, 146 Keesee, 173 Lane, 102, 125, 160 Horne, 27 Jack, 73 Keeton, 74 Lang, 121 Horner, 122 Jackson, 27, 53, 76, 93, 95, Kel£, 174 Lanllford, 56, 139, 198 Horton, 121, 148 124, 127, 171, 173, Keiper, 14 Lanier, 98, 106 Hoskins, 200 175 Keith, 73, 122, 139 Lanners, 21 Hoss, 12 Jacob, 122 Kellen, 108 Lanston, 14 Houck, 169 Jacobus, 92 Kelley, 3, 27, 47, 95, 165, Lamberth, 4 Hourtdeshell, 105, 107 Jacoway, 144 166, 194,196 Latham, 21, 122, 141 House, 109 James, 12, 21, 36, 37, 81, Kelly, 78, 109, 140, 145, Latimer, 23, 24, 107. 110, Houston, 33, 62, 86, 102, 94, 170, 181 165 169, ] 70, 173. 175 200 Jameson, 122 Ke1oug, 84 Leuderda Ie, 169 Jamison, 56 Kelso, 14, 25, 73 Lau~h ter, 41 Jamison, 57 Kembrough, 185 Laurence, 29, 30, 107 Janes, 146 Kembrow, 185 Lawrence. 106, 134 Kendrick, 106 Lauton, 171 -206-
J,avender, 174 Luallen, 190 Mcl1haney, 96 Maddinl, 109 Lawson, 76, 122, 147, 160, Luca., 22, 63 McElroy, 145, 173 Maddox, 48, 96, 147, 191 188, 190 Luck, 15 McE1wrath, 175 Malill, 15 Lea, 34, 138 Lumbey, 196 McEntire, 35 Mahan, 122 Leagle, 100 Lune, 175 McEwin, 32 Mahoney, 12, 15 League, 149 Lusk, 129, 141 McFadden, 105 Mains, 105 Leach, 99. 122 Luster, 122 McFall, 57 Maire, 104 Leans, 122 Lutrell' 97 MCFarland, 100, 179 Majora, 28, 143, 148, 152, Leatherwood, 78 Luttrell, 176, 177 McFee, 122 160 Leathem, 121, 122 LUtz, 15 McFerrin, 68 Malcom, 15 Ledbetter, 149 Lybarger, 99 McGarrity, 56 Malone, 106, 172, 173 Lee, 57, 58, 69, 122, 196, Lynch, 43 McGavick, 183 Maloney, 89 197 Lynn, 105 McGee, 15, 41, 56, 108, 135, Maner, 76 Leech, 99 Lynd., 99 136, 173 Mann, 117, 162 Leeth, 97, 125 Lyons, 55, 148, 171, 173 . McGehee, 167 Manna, 41 Leethe, 121 Lytle, 81, 86, 95, 174, McGinnh, 57 Mansfield, 147 Lefauor, 108 175 McGlothen, 198 Mansker, 106 Lefler, 99 McGlothin, 172 Manson, 150 Leftwich, 148 MCGreggor, 106, 117 Marcunn, 15 Lemartis, 105 -Mc- McGuire, 95, 170 Marks, 167 Lemmons, 170, 173 McGuyre, 145, 192 Marlin, 171, 172, 173 Lemon, 108 McAdams, 106, 107, 170, McHenry, 169 Marlow, ·170 Lenix, 169 111 McIlhaney, 98 Marquis, 171 Lenoir, 14 McAdow, 73, 173 McIntosh, 55, 140, 172 Marr, 11 Lenox, 169 McAlister, 47 McIver, 38, 85, 86, 88, 130, Marrick, 174 Lent, 63 McAlpins, .184 180, 182, 184 Marsh, 15, 77 Le'\tz, 23 McAnally, 102 McKain, 107, 110, 173, 174 Karshall, 90, lOS, 171, 172, L<.Jter, 122 McArter, 15 McKamey, 77 174 Lea try , 122 Mc!lllin, 86 McKay, 47, 145 Martin, 24, 31, 33, 41, 57, Levit, 169 Mcllani, 86 McKean, 136 71, 74, 89, 96, 107, Lewis, 38, 40, 81, 92, 174, McBp.e, 142 McKee, 18, 26, 84. 110, 172 131, 137, 169, 170, 175, 178, 194, 196 McBride, 109, 110, 122, McKeen, 74 173, 175, 191, 194, Lex ton , 180 170, 173 McKennie, 187 196 Liggett, 76, 175 McCabe, 96, 146, 192 McKerly, 41 Martaindale, 181 Liggins, 33 Mccain, 197 McKens ie, 68 Martineau, 2 Lightfoot, 43 McCall, 38, 110, Ill, 131 McKenzie, 67 Mason, 15, 41, 46, 55, 59, Ligon, 193 McCal1aster, 173 McKiernan, 146 60, 123, 133, 183 Liles, 68 McCaller, 135 McKinley, 87, 106 .Lillard, 28 McCarrell, 45 McKinne, 71 Massey; 198 Lilley, 169, 170, 173 McCarroll, 14, 15 McKinney, 75, 76, 171 Masten, 106, 108 Lincoln, 74 McCartney, 171 McKinzy, 106 Masterson, 121, 122 Linder, 58, 122 McCarty, 56, 108, 171, 175 McKissack, 145 Mastin, lOS, 123, 124 Lindgren, 3, 47, 95 McCauley, 57 McKnight, 21, 133, 143 Mathews, 179, 192 Lindley, 49 McClain, 43, 128, 194 McKoins, 47 Mathis, 57, 96 Lindsey, 21, 106, 109, 173, McClanahan, 145 McLane, 48, 112 Matlock, IS, 104, 140 175 McClaren, 194 McLain, 8S· Matthews, 57, 145, 146, 177 Lindzy, 56 McCleish, 119, 120 Mclean, 152, 188, 194 Maxwell, 21, 93, 106 Lister, 85 McClenahen, 121 Mclemore, 32, 33, 34, 62, 85, Maxey, 106, 107, 160, 173, Li tchfieId, 14 McClendon, 77, 172 86, 87, 130, 181, 194, 196 Utt'ejohn, 99 McClintock, 21, 47 187 May, 45, 150, 172, 199 Li ttIepage , 2 McCloud, 22 McLin, IS, 173 Mayberry, 141 Littleton, 63 McCluen, 120, 159, 168 McMackin, 41 Mays, 74, 78 Lively, 121 McClung, 186, 189 McMath, 154 Mayhill, 44 Livings tort, 22 McClure, 83 McMillan, 28 Mead, 80 Lloyd, 14, 126, 128, 170 McConnell, 170, 171 McMillen, 108 Medlock, 57 Lock, 79 McCorcle, 127, 131 McKinney, 30 Meek, 21, 111 Lockard, 78 McCord, 179 McMullin, lOS, 141 Meharg, 49 Locke, 110, 166, 172, 193 McCordes, 82 McMunn, 175 Melton, 36, 45, 60, 61, 110, Lockette, 169 McCorkle, 87, 107, 109 McMurry, 25, 43 144, 194 Lockh~rt, 21., 198 McMurtry, 110, 173, 175 Melugin, 145 Lockrio[;(', 1.99 McCormick, 89 McNamara, 77 ,123, 176 Mercer, 107 Loftin, 133 McCowen, 78 McNeeley, 21 Meredith, 45 Logan, 79, 109, 200 McCown, 25 McNeely, 97 Marell, 173 Long, 1.5, 41, 93, 129 McCoy, 47 McNeill, 64, 65, 89, 156 Merrick, 10, 15 LongmirE', 189 McCracken, 47, 95 McNichols, 117, 158, 159 Merrifield, 23 Longstreet, 53 McCrary, 63 McNutt, 174 Merrill, 94, 97, 147, 191 Looney, 88, lOS, 106, 107, McCray, 40 McPeet, 122 Michel, 121 138, 169, 170, 175 McCroskey, IS, 16 McQueen, 15 Michie, 41, 97 Inony, 38 McCroyry, 106 McRae, 52 Middlebrook, 99 Lorance, 127 McCullar, 135, 136 McRayno1ds, 170 Middleton, 128, 176 Lovals, 117 McCullen, 47, 96, 147 McWhirter, 171 Midyett, 138 Love, 15, 173, 179, 189 McCullock, 115 McWilliams, 89 Milam, 75, 110, 127, 171 Lovin, 105 McCullough, 193 Milbrough, 171 Loving, 107, 110, 173, 175 McCutcheon, 94 Millard, 94 Lovins, 63, 99, 157, 158, McDaniel, 74, 95, 140, 143, - II • Miller, 10, IS, 16, 43, 48, 159, 166 146, 149, 170, 191, 54, 55, 61, 62, 73, 77, Low, 97, .122 193 Mabn, 73 95, 96, 106, 134, ISO, Lowder, 75 McDonaid, 99 Mabey, 174 157, 158, 170, 171, 174, Lowe, 61, 62 McDonald, 71, lOS, 106, 170, Mabry, 73, 171, 175 175, 177, 180, 199, 200 Lowell, 107, 109 176, 191 Mack, 118 Mi llery, 186 Lowrance, 93 McDoniel, 143, 198, 199 Mac1tellar, 100 Millett, 43 Lowrey, 9Q McDonley, 38 Mackende, 43 Milley, 186 !nwry, 133, 169 McDowell, 82, 185 Mackey, 86, 125 Mills, 56, 57, 75, 177 Loyd, 77, 143, 175, 198 McEachern, 132 "cky, 88, III MUstred, 178 McElarath, 109 Macon, 149 Mimes, 133 -207-
Mims, 35, 138 Nelson, 16, 41, 54, 85, 95, Padgett, 199 Pistt, 56 Mingion, 173 107, 134, 160, 174, Paget, 199 Pickens, 79 Minor, 57, 62, 171 184, 189, 199, 200 Pagget, 199 Pickett, 196 Minter, 145 Neville, 55 Paine, 199 Piedmont, 78 Minton, 198 Newbern, 41 Paisley, 152 Pierce, 73, 107, 194., 196 Mirehener, 198 Newing, 38 Painter, 31 Pike, 175 Miteeell, 95 Newland, 93 Palmer, 110, 126 Pilant, 96, 147 Mitchanet, 175 Newlin, 93, 175 Pankey, 107, ]71 Pilkington, 198 Mi tehe1, 14, 19 Newlan, 28 Paradice, 175 Pillow, 38, 48, 79, 83 Mitchell, II, 18, 21, 22, 62, Newport, 66 Parchment, 56 Pillows, 186 122, 140, 152, l72, Newson, 90 Paris, 59, 61 Pilt, 169 173, 175, 191, 192, Newton, 16, 64, 168, 173, Parks, 140 Pine, 43 198 179 Parker, 37, 56, 89, 99, 106, Pitt, 171, 175 Mitchum, 45, 46 Nib1et, 200 107, 109, 110, 149, Pitman, 171 Mize, 15 Nichol, 75 155, 171, 175, 198 Pittman, 170 Mizell, 16 Nicholas, 14 Parkes, 102 Pitts, 127 Mobley, 149 NichoIs, 183 Parks, HO, 131, 173, 184 P1Ullimer, 27, 48, 99, 197 Moffet, IS, 48 Nilis, 174 Parmer, 107, 170, 180 Pon1, 92 Moffit, 110 ~li pper, 171 Poindexter, 28 11('f£1tt, 149 Nix, 84 Parrish, 174 Polk, 29, 30, 34, 38, 49, 79, 80, Montgomery, 55, 80, 145,<150, Nixon, 24, 184, 197 Parris, 184 81,82, 87, 8~, 137. De, 187 Noble, 74, 171, 172 Parrot, 10 ISO, 161, 182, 183, 188 Moody, IS, 49, 173 Noblitt, 95, 97 Parshely, 16, 197 Pollan, 198 Mooney, 51, l72 Noel, 171 Parson, 29, 133, 139, 175 Pollar'!, 101 Moore, 34, 36, 47, 48, 57, Noland, 125 Parsons, 194 Pollock, 55, 176 61, 62, 72, 77, 94, Nolen, 57, 184 Parver, 173 POlIl4Iroy. 9 96, lOl, 107, 108, Norman, 170, 175, 185 Pate, 121 Pone11 , 135 109, 143, 170, 171, Norris, 76, 108, 118, 124, Patrick, 67, 87 Ponds, 127 173, 175, 194 173, 195 Partridge. 152 Pool, 147 Moreland, 117 North, 48 Patten, 55, 192 Poor, 121, 134 Morgan, 57, 58, 99, lOS, 106, Northcott, 32 Patterson, 34, 41, 56, 106, Pope, 99, 177 108, 126 Norton, 148, 189, 194 107, 108, 144, Porter, l1, 41, 94, ll~, 120, Morison, 156 Norval, 74 ISO, 174, 175, 184, 122, 171, 179 Morning, 195 Norvell, 174 186 Posey, 16 Morris, 22, 27, 107, 170, 178, Norwood, 171 Patton, 24, 81, 96, 107, 109, Poston, 57 188, 197 Nowell, 87, 172 110, 142, 171, 184 Posewo',1, 122 Morrison, 23, 107, 108, 109, Nuckolls, 41, 183, 184 Paul, 3 Potter, 20, 122, 139 169 Nugent, 65 Paveley, 48 Potts, 56 Morrow, 83, 122 Null, 99, 109, 110 Pavely, 48 Pound, 75, 108 Q Morton, 33, 53, 93, 166 Nunallee, 121 Payne, 106 Powell, 71, 8 , 153 r 154, 170 Moser, 193 Nunley, 24 Paynes, 172 Power, 1,1 Moses, 154 Nunn, 177 Payton, lOS, 106, 173, 175 Powers, 56, 198 Hosley, 34 Nuttall, 148 Peacock, 101 Prago, 175 Moss, 171 Nye, 170, 175 Pearce, 16, 33, 56, 96, Prater, 16, 121 Motlow, 96 107, 139, 171 Pratt, 84, 178 Moton, 89 Pearson, 99, 143 Presley, 16, 15? Mourfield, IS, 16, 19 - 0 - Peavy, 149 Prevett, 173 Mullican, 164 Peay, 57 Prewit, 139, 140 Mulligan, 149, 164 Oates, 121 Pebley, 48 Price, 16, 24, 3 1 , :J~, ~<2, 142, Munell, 180 Obarr, 183 Peck, 39, 91, 194 144, 148, 149, 160, 192 Munpru's, 85 Obert, 67 Peebley, 48, 50, 57, 147, Prichard, 90, 192 Munse 11, 103 o'Bryan, 107 198 Prinee, 57, 79 Murnan, 174 Oehiltree, 74 Peeler, 146, 192 Pritchet, 174 Murphey, 153, 154 Odell, 147 Peelor, 93 Proctor, 58, 191 Murphy, lID, 119, 122, 153, Oden, 73 Peeples, 57 Proffit, 45 J91, 194, 196 Odom, 124, 173 Peet, 111 Pruet, 121 Murray, 27, 83, 175, 186 Ogles, 110 Peete, 111, 124 Pruett, 138, 171, 174, 175 Murre11, 174 Oglesby, 170, 171, 173, Pelham, 148 Pryor, 62, 92, 106, 107, 121 Murrey, 180 175 Pemberton, 116 Puckett, 122 Hyaes, 106 Oliver, SO, 94, 97, 122, Pendergrass, 170 Pugh, "9 Myer, 76 147, 190 Pendergrast, 173, 174, 175 Pullen, 181 Myers, 197 01over, 157 Penel1, 136 Purdy, 16, 33, 36 ~fyher, 31 01vis, 170 Penland, 16 Purvis, 173, 189 O'Neal, 56, 57, 145 Pennington, 57, 164, 200 Pursell, 152 Oneal, 32, 35 Penny, 105 Puruiance, 107 - N- Orand, 25 Penson, 85, 181 Pybourn, 122 Orgain, 58 Peott, 79 Pyburn, 48, SO, 121 N<1il, 1/,9 Ormond, 109 Perkins, 88 Pyle, 49, 89 Nancarro, 106 Orr, 78, 108, 109, 110, Perry, 106, 107, 175 Nance, 171 173, 175 Person, 30, 79, 82, 87 Nl1Oier, 35, 84, 85, 130, 131 Osborn, 94 Pervinee, 171 •Q- Nash, 199, 200 Osborne, 7, ]6 Peters, 65, 67 Naulx, 85 Osbrooks, 170 Peterson, 192 Quarles, 115 Navi II, 122 Osburn, 171 Petterson, 146 Query, 57 Neal, 22, 195 Otis, 146 Pettigrew, 54 Quick, 93 Nea ly, 24 Outlaw, 33, 96 Pettit, 125 Quigley, 32 ' Neart, 183 Overton, 30, 131 Petty, 3, 32, 33, 54, 191 Neblet, 200 Owen, 41, 84, 98, 172, Pettypoo1, 147 Neblett, 57 179 Peugh, 128 •R- Necl, 175 Owens, 32, 171, 182 Peyton, 185 Nee I ey, 48, 171 Owin, 173 Pharr, 106 Rabman, 55 Neelly, 129 Owings, 56 Phelps, 194 Ragan, 41, 109 Neely, 48, 55, 105, 106, 107, Ownby, 187, 200 Phibbs, 21 Ragen, 175 lOB, 193 Phi1ps, 122, 129 Raglan, 122 Neil, 3 Phillip, 142 Ralland, 41, 121 Neill, 109 -P- Phillips, 36, 37, 51, 85, Ragsdale, 101, 133, 145, 171, Nelms, 157. 99, 109, 177, 188 199 Pabley, 48 Philpott, 41 Railey, 170 Phipps, 110 Raines, 97, 191 - 208 -
Rainey, 1M" 172,' 173 Robinson, 7, 9, 10, 17, 18, Scranton, 45 Smothers. 173 Rains, 3&, 138 97, 106, 108, 110, Scruggs, 93, 163 Smyth, 127 Raleigh, 66 121, 12~, 145, 147, Scurlock, 177 Smythe, 75 Rambo, 16 148, 150, 163, 170, Seale, 46 Snoddfeald, 107 Ramsey, ~, 43, 105, 107, 200 Seals, 126 Snoddy, lOS, 106, 171 121, 17l, 182 Ioblson, 17 Seens, 122 Snodgraas, 171 Randel, 3 Rochelle, 123, 180 Searcy, 108, 170 SOIIIervi 11e, III, 112 Rankin, 21 Rock, 171 Seat, 110, 173 torrels, 136 Rankins, 110 Roddy, 77 Seaves, 172 Southern, 48, 49 Rasbery, 174 Rogan, 173 Seawell, 149, 171, 175 Sowell, 63, 193 r.•ah, 100 Rodgers, 5, 10, 18, 124, 125 Seay, 62 Sowels, 61 Rawlings, 170, 172, 173, Rogers, 12, 36, 37, 46, 76, Sebastan, 107, 109, 174 Sowles, 61 175 '84, 108, 110, 111, Seehom, 18 Spaggina, 32 Ray, 33, 35, 41, 47, 55, 132, 139, 173, 175, Sedgley, 110 Sparks, 55, 83, 84, 146, 192 128, 184 176, 193 Segman, 24 Spaulding, 130 Rayborn, 45 Rogh, 55 Self, 146, 192 Speeks, 124 Raymond, 119 Rome, 89 Sells, 195 Speers, 97 Rayner, 113, 114 Roney, 171, 173, 174, 175 Selvage, 76 Spencer, 33, 38, 85, 1~8 Read, 56 Rook, 57, 58, 152 Selvidge, 76 Spense, 148 Reason, 109, lID, 169, 170 Roper, 147 Senter, 27, 170 Spradlin, 173 Reasona, 57 Rork, 171 Sewell, 18, 25 Spradling, 173 Reaves, 83, 87 Rose, 18, 43, 112, 134 Sexton, 22, 41, 180 Spraggins, 84, 136 Rector, 100, 189 Rosenberger, 9? Shackleford, 45, 170 Sprigg, 55 r,eMen, 63 Ross, 24, 20, 55, 56, 57, Shaddi", 174 SprIng, 87 Rending, 180 79, 132, 144, 147, 150, Shanklin, 80 Spruce, 135 Redditt, 48, 96, 147, 193 171, 187, 198 Shannon, 98, 105, 108, 187 Spurlock, 97 Reding, 180 Roten, 181 Sharp, 88, 100, 107, 145 Stafford, 172 Cec~. (8, 93, 99, 106, 107, ROlllston, 173 Shaver, 17 , Stall, 159 108, 122, 169, 171, Rowe, 89 Sha"" 21, 110,' 119, 172, Stallcup, 173 l86, 199 Rowsey, 135 173 Stalkup, 73 Reese, 12, 16, 39, 98, 105, Rozell, 79 Shed, 126 Stancliff, 155 10'1, ilO, 171 Ruble, 195 Sheets, 193 Standefer, 89, 122, 141, lSI, 'Reeves, 50, 55, 171, 175, Rucker, 153 Shelby, 57, 106, 108, 109, 167 196 Rudder, 150 110, 123, 124 Standifer, 75 Reid, 99, 110 Rudisell, 133 Shelton, 109, 121, 122 Stanfield, 37 Reiley, 109 RUdisill, 146, 147 Sherard, 97, 199 Stanford, 56, 93 Ice" 'r,r, 55 Rule, 105, 106 Shepherd, 199 Stanley, 107 Rene)', ~7] Runald, 38 Sheppard, 86, IDS, 109, 160 Stanton, 48 Renfro, 110 Rupl', 43 Shepperd, 96, 150 Stark, 41, 196 Rentfro, i22 Ruse, 105 Sherrod, 68 Starke, 41, 111 Renfruw, 122 Rush, 98, 99 Sherman, 156 Starkey, 133 Resp"ss, 96 Rushing, 127, 134, 146, 196 Sherwood, 66 Stater, 88 Resters, 30 Rushings, 26 Shewmaker, 122 Steel, 107, 112, 173, 175 r:0~to, 19 Russell, 56, 75, 91, 92, 100, Shinault, 85 Steele, Q9, 95, 106 neve;,: l r·f 130, 143, 16(', 195, Shist, 122 SteeJy, 97 Reyburn, 175 197 Shoat, 106 Stell, 21 Reynol,s, 16, 43, 139, 143 Rueswurm, 185 Shook, 24 Stents, 81 Rhea,S, 16, 17, 36, 8}., :;.'.0, Ruswurm, 185 Shores, 26 Stephens, 54, 121 87, 82, 179, 198 Rutherford, 107, l09, 172 Short, 1,7', 175 Stephenson, 1,1" f,~, 69 Rhinehart, 180 Rutledge, 98, 171 Shoulders, 169, 171, 173 Stepp, 194 Rhot1es, 9~, 108, 173, 186 Rybollrn, 55 Shumaker,121, 122 Stevena, 127, 149, 170 Rhods, 79 P,y1ander, 152 Shute, 33, 84, 85, 136, 137 Stevenson, 171 Ri'lourn, 122 Siddall, 45 Steward, RQ Rice, 27, 55,71,88,98, Siddle, 45- Stewart, 47, 48, 84, 94 99, 108, 145, 173, 174 -S- Sigler, 176 Stidham, 41 Rich, 144 Silas, 18 Stiner, 110, 170 Richards, 78 Saddler, 164 Siler, 18 Stockard, 33, 108 Rich:1 ...- dfjOn, 29, 30, 77, 78, Sadler, 164 Silliman, 110 Stockerd, 180 169, 171, 187 Sage, 22 Simington, 31 Steckstill, 97 Richberger, 146 Sailing, ,94, 97, 147 Simmons, 6, 22, 47, 62, 95, Stone, 41, 48, 60, 81, 1,10, Richisin, 17 Sample, 170, 171, 188 199 '25, 127, 170, 173, Ricks, 70 Samsil, 125 Simpson, 18, 74, 110, 116, J75, 183, 192 CicPcj', IDS, 172 Sandefer, 4, 21 146, 147, 170, 171, Storey, 170 Riggs, 93 Sanders, 28, 37, 106, 107, 175 Story, 109, 158, 175, 1'l6 Ri!,!ht, 41 108, 109, lID, 143, Sims, 56, 175, 187 Stout, 109, 146, 197 Rigs:,v, 17 169, 170, 172, 173, Sinclair, 55 Stoval, 173 Riley, 48, 123, 143 175, 177, 198, 199 Sisk, 146, 192 Stovell, 173 Rillar. 1·'~~ Sanson, 128 Siwa, 192, 193 Stowers, 97 Rin,·~, rt, 57 Sartain, 122 Skarson, 89 Stral.n, 107 Ring, 110 Saterfield, 56 Skeen, 49 Strayhorn, 23 It!nr.' tIl f f, HI Sauls, Q6 Skein, 49 Street, 172 HIva::, SO Saunders, 75, 84 Slade, 106 Stribling, 63, 90 11""ch, 95 Saunderson, 56 Slater, 88 Strieby, 3, 4 Koark, 37 Savaroe, 59, 133 Slay, 149 Stringfellow, 68, 69 Ilobards, 18R Savley, 107 Sloan, 109, 174 Strother, 52, 107, lID, 170, Itobarlson, 171 Sayerlf, 48, 99 Sloane, 174 175, '186 Rohhtns, 5~ Scarbrough, 122 Slocum, 103 Stroud, 198 Roherson, 106, 107, 122 SchofieId, 150 Small, 57, 188 Stuart, 55, 106, 109, 110, J69, Robert, III Schoolcraft, 99 Smart, 131, 168 170, 171, 174, 175 R,)hcrL3, 17, 29,46, 9R, Schooler, 128 Smith, 2, 18, 20, 22, 24, 33, Stubblefield, 109, 175 102, 106, 142, Schrock, 160 36, 38, 39, 40, 51, 52, Stucki, 63 171, 191 Schuder, 190 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 61, Studebaker, 102 Robertson, 41, 62, 85, 86, Scobey, 47, 169 84, 86, 93, 97, 98, 101, Stul1efeld, 157 87, 98, 137, 11>5. Scoby, 107 102, 106, 109, 114, 125, Suiter, 57, 110, 170 1/.(" 147, 148, Scott, 27, 55, 97, 107. 133, 1.40. 144, 146, 147, 149, SuIivan, 88, 135 160, 169, 171, 184 13t." 139, 11,1., 170, 157, 160, 169, 171, 172, Sullens, 121 175, 191 173, ),75, 177, 178, 179, Sullinger, no 182, 184, 185, 191, 193, Sullivan, 99, 170, 172, 183, 194, 197 196 -20')-
Summers, ~3, 109, 170, 173 Toler, 56 - W- Whitefield, 'J', Surgeon, 116 Tolley, 77 Io:hitehead. 41 S,,,ader, 1,78 Tompkins, 196 Wadley. 36 Whitesides, 21, 54,76 S,,,aln, 1,25 Totwine, 105, 109 Wagner, 102 Whitfield, 101, 130 Swan, 36, 1\9 Towell, 106. 107, 172 Wair, 200 Whitfortl, 172 S"nnay, 172 Towley. 55 Waire. 132. 133, 134 t.'hithead. 129 &waney, 173 Townsend, 3D, 6F. 69 Waite, 133, 179 Whitledge. 58 Swann, 89 Townsley. 77 Waking. 122 Whitley. 67, 112, 132, I53 Sweet, 23 Trago, 175 Wa1dran, 146. 147 Whitmire, 24, 76, 125 Swepson, 28 Trapp, 149 Wa1drap, 131 Whitsett, 170 Swift, 46 Traves, 188 Walker, 34. 35. 55. 57. 58. Whitsetts. 105 Sypert, 28 Trawick, 56 68. 96. 97, 105. 107, Whitsitt, 110. 1.74 Trenathan, 114 121, 122. 130, 133. UhJ tson, 121 Tribble, 56, 57. 174 141. 153, 195, 196, Whittaker, 105 - T - Trible, 173. 174 197, 200 Whitten, 98, 14R, 1'!2 Trice, 58, 173 Walkup, 60, 61 Whitworth, 172 Tackett, 97 Trigg, 30, 109, 110. 169, Wall. 58, 107. '52. 174 Wier, 177 Tai 1ers, 3 170, 171, 172. 1.75 Wallace, 32. 41, 54, 90, 98. Wiggins, 41" 68, 120 Talbot, 86, 181 Trimble, 74 99. 107. 108, 11 0, Wiggs, 134 Talbott, 181 Triplet, 121 150. 174, 189 Wilbourn, 128 Ta 11 ey, 43, 194 Trousdale. 108, 109. 170, Wallas. 41 Wilcox, 11fl, 162, 163 Ta11y, 2 172. J.74. 175 Wallen, 88, 129 wildure, 169 Ta1pa1ar, 156 Trout, ~9 Waller, 7, 18,106, 107. 109. Tapp, 45 Truett, 129 110, 170 Wiley, 125 Tarllt1t I'{'fl., 147 Tubb. 56 Wallers. 131 Wilhite, J39, 1/l.l Tarrant, 197 Tucker, 70, 115 Ha" lng, 127 W., ie, 27 Tarry, 111. 112 Tufner, 10(, Wa11is, 24, 39, 41, 98, 99 Wi n·ins, lOa, 110 , Tarver, 98 •... pmr.in!l, 27 Wolter, Ji 6, 197 Wilkinson. 62. 98, 99 'rnte, 78, 167 Tune, 124 Walton, 101, 108, 127, 1&0 Wi1'comb, 110 linley, 40 Taylor, 6, 18, 2~, l!(" ~.f., Tunnel. 12. 127 Wams ley. 124 (2, 79, 83, 88, 109, Tllpner, 106 Warburton, 9'; WI.J ·'E" 110 Ill, 112, 116, 125, Turman. 99 Ward, 18, 19, 49. 55,82. 14J, Willian,,82, 172 137, 138. 145, 149, Turnage, 99. 146, 147 170. 193 Williams, 2. 18, 19, 21. 2;, 2 - , 150, 171, 172, 173, Turnbough, 135, '36 Ware, 121, 122. "'·5 30. 41, "3. /'5, 56, l/t, , 175, 183, 195, Turner, 18, 27, 33. 49. 59. Warner. 43 67, 69, 71, 110, 113. 8~, 196, 200 106. 111. 122. 170, Warren, 33. 174, 191 89, 95, 96, 102, 1("6, 108. 119," J20, Taylors. 3 171, 173 Washer, 57 Teague, 127 Turney, 106, 107. 108 Was 1'ington, 49, 69, 87, 168 12Z, 131,136. Ii,S. Tedder, ·120 Turnipseed, 75 Wason, 121 170, 172, l8C", 181. Temple, 32, 36 Turpin, 170 Wasson, 12l. 1"·8 183, 188, 190 10~., Tennon, 56 Tutterow, 45 Watkin, 18 Williams(ln, 143. 144. Ii4, Terrell, 79, 134, 187 Tuttle. 43 Watkins, 99, 182 J96 4~, Terri; 1., 187 Tyron, 21 Watley, 160 Willis, 46, 95, 110 .. 170, Terry, 57, 121, 122 Watson, 2, 3, 49. 98, 109. 110, 174 ~2, 19~ Teuton, 96 141, 153, 171, 173, 175. Wi'lou£hl:" 182, Tewell, 89 -U- )1;2, 195, 196 Wills. lOS, 171 Tharp, 79, 87 Watt, 15. 19. 80 Wilmoth, 74 ~~, Theriot, 94 Ulmer, 89, 144, 160. 192 Watters, 131, 135. 136, 180, Wilson, 13, 18, 19, 41, 73, . 84, 'I;, ,OS, 106, 107, 1'11 i.eban,', 146 Underwood. 28, 174 181 TbieIe, 145 U.ry, 121 Watts. 58 109, 110, 122, 133, 137, '~.()' Thomas, 8, 18, 19, 28, 73, 79, Uzzell, 173 Watwood, 110, 170, 173 139. 1i", '52, 17' R" 108, 113, 133, 139, Weakley, 57. 58 P2. 1';(, 175, 'I'J 140, 144, 160, 170, Wea thp.red, 170 Wimberly, 170 171, 173 -V- Weatherred, 28, 128 Winchester, 108, 109. 172, 178 Thomasson. 192 Weathers. 93. 17~ Win<'l:ar·;, 197 Thonason, le Vaden, 164 keover, 56. 174, 198 Winfrc./, P9 Wingate, 48 T'~(:l,· p~' ins J 57 Vance. S'Y, 197 Webb, 43, 51. 79. 98, 99, 121, Thompson. 2, 21, 27, 28, 31, Vanders lice, 75 122, 134, 165, J95 Wingo, 58 56, 63, 92, 105, Van Kirk, 116 Webster, 170. 192 Winn, 188 107, 108. 109. 126. Vann, 195 Wed Ie. 41 Wins tarks. Pol. 131, 113, 152. 170. Van Win!:!.e, 147, 198 Wehman, 152 \:instead, 12R 171. 172. 186 Val's, 127 Weinel, li'3 Ulnters, 107, 121 Thor"son. 104 Vardaman, 150 Weir, 37, 84. 184 Winton, 183 Thorn, 174 Varnes, 55 Welch, 180 Wi.sdom, 83 Thornboul!'h, 27 Vaughan, 74, 76, 197 Weldon, 56 Witcher, 109 Thornton. 41, 5f, 146, 197 Vaught, 141 Wcl ~hourne. 133, 13"· Witherspocu. 19. 129 Threatt, 97, 191 Vaulx. 86 Wells, 57. 68, 69, 121, 170 Witlock, 19 Thurm:"" 173 Veach, 67 Wescott, 43 Witt, 11 Tiel, 55 Veunble, 143 West, 19, 22. 99. 106. 110, Womack, 170 Tilly, 54 Vernor, 26 174 \;obary. 122 Tilman. 191 Vestal. 143 Westbrook, 4, 75 Wofford, 68 Ti",s, 33, 1~2 Vickars, 48 Wester, 77 Womach, 100 Tinnen, 56 Vickers, 196 Westmoreland. 19 WOr.'ac\.., 23, 59, 60, 61, 87, Tinney, 55 Viessa, 75 Wethers. 174 i07. 145 Tinnon. lOB Vincent. 10, 77 Wharton, 21 Wombwe 11, 177 Tinsley, 170. 172. 175 Vineyard. 104 Wheat. 192 Womkle. 19 Tippit, 117 Vinson, 108, 110, 173. 199 Wheat ley, 150 Womock. 110, 172 Tipton, 5, 1t., 17, 18. 19, Vio lett, 160 Wheterford, 56 Woo~, 22, 26,49,59,8 J, F7, 52, 76, 77, 86, 14& Voc, 175 Whisenand. 195 104. 107, 121, 183 TJre, 173 Vowel, 122 Wh!.taker, 37, 67 Woodfin. 34, 35 •. 83. 182 Tisdale, 80 "1lite, 25. 28, 32, 33, 35. Woodfo1k. 138 Tison, 57 48, 61, 62. 68, 69, Woo,:JCuf.(, 104. 176 Titu". 192 78. 82. 89, 107. 108, Woo,'l'Iead. 43 1'N;,I. 31, 89, 98, 99. 169. 123, 132, 135, 137, Woods. 19, 41, 74, 101, 110. 170. 196 139, 140, 141, 152. 148, 185 154, 169, 170, 171. 172, 174, 175, 176, 182, 185. 188, 194 -210-
Woo lsey, I. 95 Woocson, 33, 45, 78 Worley, 91, 92 Worthington, 107, 121, 122 Worton, 134 Wright, ,19, 29, 30, 86, 1.07, 137, 144, 169, 172 Wulfeck" 114 Wyatt, 195 Wyles, 172 Wyly, 9 Wynham, 170 Wynne, 109, 171, 175
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Yaden, 95 Yarbrough, 57 Yarl-ck, 137 Yarre, 122 yates, 107 Yeaden, 95 Yeager, 99 Yelton, 118, 148 Yerby, 1.23 Yewe~l, 147 Yoc, 175 Yocunn, 122 Yoh, 19 Yonge, 128, 154 York, 1.9, 25. (;(\ Yo.t, 19, 19 1 YClung, 43, 76, 121, 127, 128, 152, 171, 172, 174, 191, 194 Youngblood, 125 Younger, ',26 Youree, 173 Yowell, 169
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Zeigler, 107 Zell, 141 ZeJ:\led:, 119