The Tennessee Genealogical Magazin~ "ANSEARCHIN'" NEWS

...... -- _ -- ,e -- ... _- ,, 0..,.- . _---...--- , ...... , .. _...-.-".-.....--' , ... -- .-- ...... , .....-. ...--...-- ...... -.-- ..------...... / , .. -- - -- ...--- ,- --- .....-...... - ----..------,, -_...... -._-- ---:::-- ..----- , ...- . .,.-... -- ~--, _...... -- - -...... --...... -:...... ------. .. ~::~~------

Since 1954 ... For all of Tennessee

NOT E 0 U R MA I liNG ADD RES SC HAN GE

Please use our new mailing address for al I correspondence with us.

The Tennessee Genealogical Society . ~ O. Box 111249 Memphis, Tn 38111-1249 Vol. 34, No. 4 Winter, 1987 THE TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P. O. Box 111249 Memphis, Tennessee 38111-1249 OFFICERS AND STAFF FOR 1987

President Sarah Anderson Hull Vice-President Marilyn Johnson Ba~gus Recording Secretary Mary Louise Graham Nazor Correspondence Secretary Beverly Smith Crone Librarian Amelia Pike Eddlemon Assistant Librarian Lincoln Johnson Surname Index Secretary Elizabeth Davidson Chancellor Treasurer Jane Cook Hollis Editor Gerry Byers Spence Managing Editor Harry Milton Cleveland, Jr. Dir.ector Lucile Hendren Cox Director William Lesueur Holstun LIBRARY STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF

Sandra Hurley Austin Betsy Foster West, Juanita Younginer Acree Mildred S. Boston Associate Editor Paul Frederick Acree Wilma Sutton Cogdell Judy Chambless Cleveland Margaret M. Crymes Lynn Hodge Cravens Estelle Atkins Horn Sherida K. Eddlemon Lola Kelly Davenport Clarence W. Spence Newell Sterling Garrett Dorothy Carter Greiner William Bryson Swafford Wanda Hurley Hawkins Geraldine Blanton Holstun Johnnie o. Hollis Wanda Clayton James Vyrah Mann Elizabeth Riggins Nichols Ruth Hensley O'Donnell Margaret Norvell Sinclair Emma Fisher O'Neal Jessie Taylor Webb

The Tennessee Genealogical Mag~zine, "ANSEARCHIN'" NEWS, is the official publication of THE TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY. All subscriptions begin with the first issue of the year. Non-delivery of any issue should be reported to the Society within two months of the date of usual delivery. A charge of $2.50 will be ~de for redeeming and re-mailing copies which are returned to us, and which must be forwarded. Sub­ scribers may submit ONE free query per year of fifty words or less, which must be re­ ceived by this office by September first of that year. Contributions of all types of genealogical material will be accepted. We publish previously unpublished, Tennessee connected data, preferably that with pre"'CiviI Wa.r ela.tes, all of which is subject to editing to save space. Every effort will be made to print accurate material; however neither THE TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, "ANSEARCHIN'" NEWS, nor the Editor 'Can assume responsibility for errors on the part of contributors. Corrections of proven errors will be published. Publishable and unpublishable contributions are filed in our library for the use of members. Books donated to our library will be reviewed in the earliest possible issue of the quarterly. ·1'ANSEARCHIW 1, NEWS VOL. 34, NO.4, WINTER 1987 The Tennessee Genealogical Magazine, "ANSEARCHIN'" NEWS, ISSN 110003-5246, is published quarterly in March, June, September and December for $15.00 per year by the Tennessee Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 111249, Memphis, TN 38111-1249. Second Class postage paid at Memphis, TN. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to "ANSEARCHIN'" NEWS, P.O. Box 111249, Memphis, TN 38111-1249.

Copyright 1987 by THE TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY •• whr wruur.a.arr (1)rurulogicul fluguztur, "Ausearrqin·'News • Mrs. Clarence W. Spence, Editor I

VOLUME 34 WINTER 1987 NUMBER 4 - CONTENTS - OVER THE EDITOR'S DESK •.... 146

NEWS AND NOTES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS . 146

McNAIRY COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGES, 1861-1865 147

FAMILY GATHERINGS 153 Stephens, Shull-Norris, Wells, Black

PETITIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF TENNESSEE, 1812-1813 ...... 159 Anderson, Bedford, Davidson, Franklin, Giles, Greene, Humphreys, Knox, Maury, Rutherford, Smith, Stewart, Sullivan, Washington and Williamson

INDEX TO 1840 CENSUS, CAMPBELL COUNTY, TENNESSEE ..... 165

1840 CAMPBELL COUNTY, TENNESSEE REVOLUTIONARY AND MILITARY PENSIONERS 169

MEMPHIS/SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE ARCHIVES - PROBATE RECORDS 169 Baugus, Bell, Brooks, Cockran, Gatewood, Goolsby, Hines/Hynes, Johnson, Kennedy, Kimbrough, Lundy

ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE WILL ABSTRACTS, BOOK 1, 1796-1811 171

FRANCIS ASBURY'S TRAVELS IN TENNESSEE 177

INDEX TO LINCOLN COUNTY, TENNESSEE COUNTY COURT MINUTES, 1830-1833 183

BOOK REVIEWS 191

QUERIES 197

1987 SURNAME INDEX . 204 146 "Ansearchin'" News

OVER THE EDITOR'S DESK

MAI LIN G ADD RES SC HAN G E

Our New Mailing Address Is:

The Tennessee Genealogical Society and The Tennessee Genealogical Society Magazine "Ansearchin'" News Post Office Box 111249 Memphis, TN 38111-1249

Please use this address for all correspondence with us.

This is my last issue as Editor of "Ansearchin'" News, and I want to thank the Editorial Staff for their help: Mary Louise Nazor, Elizabeth Nichols and Betsy West for the long hours spent in the office reading, abstracting, typing and proofing; Margaret Sinclair for processing and writing the Queries; Wanda James, Jane Hollis and all the book reviewers for their reports; Micky and Sherida Eddlemon for their News and Notes from Other Publications. Special appreciation goes to the compilers for the difficult task of preparing the yearly Surname Index: Jessie Webb, Lynn Cravens, Joan Piercy, Dorothy Greiner, Lola Davenport and Gerry Holstun. The list would not be complete without thanking my husband, Skeet Spence, for his patience, collaboration and sharing an interest in "Ansearchin'" News - he has been "my silent editor." Our task would be impossible without the cooperation of the officers and staff members of The Tennessee Genealogical Society and, most of all, you - our subscribers.

NEWS AND NOTES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS Prepared by Sherida Eddlemon

GEER FAMILY ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER, John C. Fledderjohn, Editor. $10. Three issues per year. Dues should be sent to Mrs. Jean Creznic, P.O. Box 6335, Harrisburg, PA 17112. Vol. 5, No.1, 16 pp. Includes news of various reunions in 1987, queries, bibliography of books containing Geers, and genealogical data.

GENEALOGICAL COMPENDIUM OF BOOKS AND ARTICLES IN PRINT, Martin/Barnett Genealogical Co., Inc., 4314 Nenana, Houston, TX 77035. $20. Bi-annually. Vol. 1, No.2, 63 pp. Features a Directory of Societies, works in progress, an article on Oklahoma history in Texas, a cumulative index to family history books and articles in print, and, in general, informs the researcher about material being published and research tips.

LAND NEWSLETTER, 3323 Highland Drive, Vicksburg, MS 39180. $15. Vol. 6, No.3, 8 pp. Contains genealogical information on the Land surname for Missouri, Georgia and Mississippi; and includes census, federal pensions and queri"es. (continued on page 196) Winter 1987 147

McNAIRY COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGES 1861-1865 Submitted by Albert Brown Rt. 1, Box 7 Buena vista Rd. Bethel Springs, TN 38315

McNairy County was created in 1823, but its earliest marriage records were destroyed in a courthouse fire during the Civil War. These records are the first extant ones. AP. denotes application for a license. No officiant was named.

---GROOM ---BRIDE DATE OFFICIANT Abernathy, A.K. Parish, Sarah F. 25 Jan 1865 D.W. Blankenship Alexander, C.M. Stegall, L.E. 3 Sep 1862 AP. Alexander, T.P. Chandler, Elizabeth 12 Feb 1863 W.H. Carothers Allen, William I. Aldridge, Martha L. 31 Dec 1865 R.T. McIntyre Alliston, William A. Massengill, L.C. 26 Aug 1865 W.H. Caruthers Anderson, R.D. Kerr, Eliza A. 13 Dec 1865 Robert Young Anderson, S.D. Smizh, Mary S. 5 Dec 1861 J.F. Spencer Andrews, J.K. Dixon, Harriet J. 17 Dec 1861 A.A. Sanders Armfield, LA. Hendrix, Mary J. --- l862? Armstrong, J.M. Hill, L.J. 28 Apr 1863 AP. Atkins, W.G. Aldridge, L.E. 17 Oct 1864 AP. Ayers, John H. Williams, Mary J. --- l86l? Baker, Henry Gray, Prici1la 5 Feb 1863 T.H. Bell Baley, J.W. Coffman, Elizabeth 15 Jun 1864 AP. Barnes, Dennis Middleton, Obedience 10 Aug 1865 Eliah Tidwell Barnes, L.W. Smith, M.C. 8 Oct 1865 Isaac McCullar Barnes, Samuel Droke, Martha Ann 12 Mar 1863 F.J. Spencer Barr, William Gage, Mary 26 Feb 1863 J.H. Lockwood Barrett, T.O. McCann, p.A. 28 May 1863 AP. Barton, Joseph Black, Mary E. 10 Jan 1863 Isaac Bundy Bashears, W.H. Wilkerson, Nancy M. 26 Feb 1862 J. R. Swain Basinger, George Hawkins, Eleanor 24 Jun 1861 W.H. Carothers Basset, Edward Burnes, Mary 8 Ju1 1862 AP. Bassham, Drue F. Russom, Louisa A. 10 Sep 1865 W.H.D. Maxedon Baucum, Wiley Beard, M.E. 21 Dec 1865 W.A. McHolstead Beard, W.F. Thurman, Lucy 12 Mar 1863 H.T.B. Spier Beaty, J.N. Brown, Margaret 26 Jul 1863 J.N. Adams Beck, J.W. Wrinkle, Nancy J. 8 Dec 1865 AP. Bell, Thomas H. Beard, Sarena 18 May 1861 AP. Bendall, Francis M. Kirk, Louisa J. --- 186l? Benson, J.W. Harden, Elizabeth 20 Jan 1862 J.R. Swain Bevett, Oren D. Ray, Ann 30 Mar 1863 A. S. Dorris Bird, Thomas Bradley, Rebecca 7 Jun 1863 H. Bell Bisse1, J.M. Forsyth, B.C. 5 Mar 1862 Robert Young Black, Alfred Johnson, Amanda 7 Oct 1865 N.F. Cherry Black, Porter Smith, Mary Jane 28 Sep 1865 David Horn Blakley, L.Y. Smith, Francis C. 21 Dec 1865 Tens1ey Weaver B1asengame, James F. Carver, Jane 25 Jan 1863 R.E. Harris Boles, G.M. Auten, F.L. 8 Jan 1863 AP. Booth, David Tidwell, Lucinda 30 Nov 1865 W. Leathan Borihus, Nelson Gray, Luci1la 12 Feb 1863 J.R. Lockwood Boughton, Wallace W. White, Tabetha 11 Apr 1863 AP. 148 "Ansearchin'" News

McNairy County, Tennessee Marriages (continued)

GROOM BRIDE DATE OFFICIANT

Bowers, Thomas Luttrell, Lucinda 28 Dec 1865 S. W. McCullar Boyd, Patrick Avery, Sary 8 Apr 1863 AP. Brack, Franklyn Plunk, Nancy E. 17 Jan 1863 Nathan Barnes Bradshaw, Joseph R. Randolph, Elizabeth A. 2 Ju1 1861 J.R. Swain Branstudd, John Price, Louisa 18 Feb 1863 Andrew McKenzie Breeze, J.R. Daugherty, Susan C. 6 May 1863 AP. Brent, N.R. Morton, Martha 21 Dec 1865 J.G. Gooch Brickum, Harrison Whitley, Frances 14 Mar 1861 Jacob Jackson Brickum, R.S. Lee, Marcy C. 6 Oct 1864 E.J. Hodges Brooks, Joseph Kerr, Mary 16 Aug 1865 AP. Brooks, S.T. Young, Nancy M. 9 Jan 1862 J.M. Hamm Brown, F.M. Burks, Nancy J. 17 Aug 1864 AP. Brown, James R. Ruth, Elizabeth 15 Nov 1862 AP. Brown, John Vaughn, Amy C. 3 Ju1 1862 AP. Brown, Lewis Jones, Mary E. 9 Feb 1865 J.G. Gooch Brown, R.P. Rasbury, E.E.J. 24 May 1863 T.D. Mathews Brown, Robert B. Odum, Sarah 12 Sep 1865 W.P. Lindsey Brown, Thomas Williams, Mary C. 3 Oct 1865 B. Sanders Bryant, F.A. Babb, Jane C. 16 Sep 1861 AP. Bryant, Josiah Clayton, Mary C. 20 Dec 1864 AP. Burkley, William Bu11iner, Emeline 20 Sep 1863 M. Holstead Burks, T.C. Erwin, Mary E. 11 Feb 1863 AP. Cantre1, John L. Vetetoe, Amanda 31 Aug 1862 R.M. Thompson Cardwell, W.Y. Moore, Margaret 15 May 1863 AP. Carroll, C1emue1 Patterson, Julia A. 21 Aug 1864 J.L. Farris Caruthers, J.R. Devault, Celia Ann 11 Sep 1861 A.A. Sanders Case1dine, Leomiao Yearwood, Amanda A. 12 Feb 1863 R. Young Chambers, C.L. Atkins, Susan Amanda 4 Ju1 1861 J.H. Hamm Chambers, Samuel Anderson, Levina 20 Nov 1862 Andrew McKenzie Chambers, z. McAlpin, Lucinda 30 Dec 1862 Robert Young Chandler, William Birchett, Eliza A. 28 Sep 1865 Thomas Ware Clark, William Stewart, Lucy E. 26 Sep 1861 AP. Clayton, F.M. Naylor, S.C. 1 Dec 1865 John Kerby Clayton, G.W. Oneal, Mary M. 30 Jan 1863 AP. Clayton, J.F. Cobb, Amanda J. 2 May 1861 R.M. Clayton Clayton, James M. Barnes, Mary E. 19 Oct 1865 John Kerby Clifford, George Simons, Amanda 21 Ju1 1862 AP. Cline, Henry Wilson, Martha 13 Aug 1862 AP. C1ouch, D.W. Kemp, Mary J. 24 Feb 1862 W.H. Carothers Cobb, J.P.A. White, C.A. 21 Jun 1862 J.A. McAlpin Cobb, J.T. Cardwell, Sarah 3 Feb 1863 Andrew McKenzie Cobb, R.H. Carman, Sarah 27 Jan 1863 B.G. East Cockrom, J.T. Coble, Nancy A. 7 Jan 1864 W.H. Carothers Cook, William P. Ray, Mary A. 27 Jan 1864 J.J. Smith Cook, William T. Babb, Ann 6 Mar 1864 J.M. Adams Cox, John N. Isbell, Ann P. 5 Oct 1865 T.C. Hornbuckle Crisip, P1esant Lee, Rebecca J. 8 Oct 1862 AP. Crissup, P1eas~nt Lee, Rebecca J. 19 Nov 1862 Isaac Bundy Crow, Hiram J. Davis, Harriet 23 Sep 1862 J.D. Franklyn Crow, William M. Macon, Martha 20 Aug 1865 W.A. McHo1stead Winter 1987 149

McNairy County, Tennessee Marriages (continued)

GROOM BRIDE DATE OFFICIANT

Crownover, W.V. Harden, Mary Ann 6 Jan 1863 W.H. Carothers Crutchfield, Thomas Owens, Mary 25 Apr 1863 AP. Curry, William Baxter, Margaret A. 26 Oct 1865 A.A. Sanders Cyer, Sullavan Sweat, Nancy l86l? Dancer, W.J. Burchett, Ann 24 Dec 1865 John Barnes Daniel, J.M. Graham, Elizabeth 25 May 1861 James Lain Darnell, Thomas M. Pratt, Elizabeth R. 16 Nov 1861 AP. Davidson, W.A. Crouse, Elizabeth 13 Jun 1861 R.M. Clayton Davis, John E. Aldridge, Kiziah 29 Nov 1862 E.V. Burkhead Davis, R.H. Groome, A.F. 18 Dec 1862 AP. Day, James O. Baskem, Margaret 30 Dec 1865 Isaac McCullar Deaton, John Clemmons, Jane 23 Jan 1863 AP. Denis, W.J. Boyd, Sarah Jane 1 Jan 1864 AP. Derryberry, W.A. Hooker, A.Z. 12 Apr 1863 H.T.B. Spier Dickson, J.M. Hendrix, N.A. 11 Aug 1862 H. L. B. Smith Dodd, J.M. Surratt, E.P. 13 Oct 1864 J.F. Dancer Dodds, K.M. Kemp, J.C. 28 Aug 1861 W.H. Caruthers Donoven, John Murphy, Nancy E. 15 Jun 1862 R.M. Thompson Douglas, Z.T. Daws, Nancy 10 Sep 1863 AP. Dover, D.T. Lee Meblda 5 Dec 1862 AP. East, B.G. Tanner, Elizabeth 29 Oct 1861 AP. Ekle, William Cunningham, Frances 28 Aug 1862 AP. Elder, G.L. Thomas, Susan J. 14 May 1863 J.M. Huggins Elder, P.G. Price, Mary S. 16 Mar 1862 J.A. Tulley Eliff, Josiah A. Page, Roseann 24 Dec 1862 AP. Elliff, A.O. Elliff, Nancy A. 17 Dec 1861 J.A. Tuley Elliff, A. O. Horn, Mary E. 19 Nov 1865 S.W. McCullar Ellis, R.D. Hobs, Nancy J. 3 Jun 1863 F.J. Spencer Emmons, E. Adams, Nancy 28 Jan 1863 J.T.B. Spier~ Emmons, J.H. Brown, Rebecca G. 12 Jan 1865 R. Tedford Emmons, Nickson Jones, Rebecca 31 Dec 1862 H.T.B. Spier Erwin, J.D. Brown, Louisa 29 Jun 1863 M.G. Neal Erwin, Lafayett Littlejohn, Rebecca A. 27 Feb 1864 AP. Erwin, Troy B. Wardlowe, Lucinda 14 Dec 1862 M.G. Neal Estes, Wesley Deaton, Lidia A. 24 Jul 1865 A.S. Dorris Evans, J.H. Pickens, Elizabeth H. 9 Oct 1862 T.D. Matthews Everton, John Sutton, Nelly 1 Feb 1863 J.F. Farris Finger, J.H. McFall, Nancy P. 29 Oct 1865 W.H. Caruthers Finley, John W. Bishop, Martha C. 13 Aug 1862 G. Daugherty Fitzpatrick, John Babb, Mary 17 Sep 1865 B. Sanders Flatt, Henry M. Morton, Penicia A. 14 Nov 1862 B.G. East Forsyth, Thomas Murphy, E.G. 12 Nov 1863 J.G. Gooch Forsythe, Robert Hawkins, Frances l862? Fowler, Mason Middleton, Sarah E. 30 Nov 1861 AP. Foy, M.T. Ellis, Hannah 22 Oct 1865 J.G. Gooch Franklin, J.L. Bell, Mattia 9 Apr 1863 G.M. Williams Franklin, Joseph P. Browder, Elizabeth W. 24 Jan 1865 W.J. Hodges Freeman, Nathan Surratt, Mariah 4 Jun 1864 AP. Fry, John A. Weaver, Mary E.J. May 1863 AP. Fuller, E.R. Ward, D.M. 26 Aug 1862 R.M. Thompson 150 "Ansearchin'" News

McNairy County, Tennessee Marriages (continued)

GROOM BRIDE DATE OFFICIANT

Gann, John Hallmark, Cynthia A. 14 Aug 1862 AP. Garrett, John M. Cor1ern, Mary 10 Sep 1863 AP. Gibson, David Derryberry, Louisa 6 Dec 1865 Robert Young Gibson, H.A. Carter, Margaret 9 Aug 1865 David Horn Gladish, A.M. Bus1en, L.K. 13 Ju1 1862 AP. Gooch, John T. Rutherford, Sarah Ann 2 Mar 1865 J.G. Gooch Gooch, Nicholas Jones, Sarah E.F. 6 Sep 1865 Robert Young Gooch, W.B.T. Brown, Mary E. 22 Oct 1864 W.B. Moore Goode, Thomas J. Cor1ern, Sarah M. 10 Sep 1863 AP. Grant, William A. Smith, Sarah F. 14 Ju1 1862 Robert Young Grantham, Z.T. Chambers, Sarah A. 5 Mar 1862 H. 1. B. Sipes Gray, John Hysmith, Marilda 20 Nov 1864 W.A.M. Holstead Green, J.R. Stewart, N.W. 6 Aug 1861 AP. Green, T.F. Fulton, Sidney 20 Jun 1861 H.T.B. Spears Gwinn, Pearson Temples, Amanda J. 8 Jun 1863 E.C. Hurst Haggard, John Cashow, Nancy E. 7 Mar 1865 F. Spencer Hailey, James L. McKee, Lidia S. 22 Oct 1865 J.L. Farris Hair, S.W. C1ouch, M.C. 11 Oct 1861 W.H. Caruthers Hale, W.F. Petty, Mary 21 Apr 1863 T.D. Mathews Hamilton, W.R. Moore, Mary E. 21 Ju1 1861 J.N. Barnhill Hamm, B.F. Smith, Mary W. 5 Sep 1861 Andrew McKinzie Hammond, Lemuel B. Davis, Elizabeth 2 Nov 1862 ?? Hannah, J.S. Welch, Cornelia 19 Dec 1865 J.G. Gooch Hardeman, J.B. Smith, Nancy Jane 30 Jun 1863 F.J. Spencer Harris, Arthur Browder, Martha F. 26 Oct 1862 A.S. Dorris Harris, John New, Lucrita 15 Aug 1865 J.G. Gooch Harris, John M. Adams, Mary D. 26 Feb 1862 A.A. Sanders Hastings, W.R. Morton, Rebecca F. 17 Ju1 1861 J.R. Swain Heath, Chapel Legate, P.A. 24 Jan 1864 AP. Henderson, W.H. Green, S.F.B. 25 May 1862 A.A. Sanders Hendrix, Richard Cox, Sarah C. 12 Dec 1864 W.A. McHo1stead Hendrix, W.B. Hollands, Catherine 6 May 1863 wm Cockram Henry, M. P. Owens, Venina 5 Nov 1862 A.S. Dorris Henry, T.M. Estes, Sarah J. 17 May 1863 A.S. Dorris Herzog, George Outlaw, Sarah 10 Sep 1865 J.G. Gooch Hess, D. Antoine Joiner, Ester L. 26 Oct 1862 Jetoe Bundy Hicks, B.C. Lockman, Margaret R. 16 Ju1 1861 AP. Hicks, J.B. Whit, Amanda 6 Mar 1861 R.M. Clayton Hicks, Joseph Russom, Rebecca E. 1 Mar 1863 T.H. Hill Hicks, W.R. Clifton, Lancy 30 Nov 1862 T.H. Bell Hill, C.H. Burnes, F.E. 12 Dec 1861 J.M. Hamm Hill, James Moore, Martha 5 Jun 1863 T.D. Mathews Hill, T.J. Stephens, Margaret 1 Jun 1862 AP. Holbrook. J.T. Wade, E.M. --- 1861? Holloway, John B1asengame, Margaret E. 25 Jan 1863 R.E. Harris Holmes, Needham Hurst, Orlena 29 Oct 1861 AP. Holyfield, James L. Hightower, Louisa A. 14 Jan 1863 W. L. Cockrow Hostetter, Elias J. Hubbard, M.A. 21 Mar 1861 William Richards Houston, R.S. Michie, Irena E. 15 Apr 1863 AP. Huddleston, 1. F. Braden, Mary 7 Mar 1861 A.M. Johnson Winter 1987 151

McNairy County, Tennessee Marriages (continued)

GROOM BRIDE DATE OFFICIANT

Huggins, John McBlancett, Elizabeth A. 24 Sep 1865 David Horn Hughes, James A. Forsythe, I.M. 21 Dec 1862 AP. Hughsand, Jessee Daugherty, Almanda J. 20 Feb 1863 J.H. Lockwood Hulsey, W.J. Rains, R.J. 8 Jan 1862 J.G. Gooch Hurley, B.F. Scott, Frances 8 Dec 1863 AP. Hurst, E.V. Irvin, Mary S. 24 Sep 1861 J.A. Tuley Hutcherson, John V. Shutts, Susan E. 11 Jul 1861 W.H. Caruthers Inamn, D.R. Chandler, Christianna 7 Jan 1864 W.H. Carothers Ingle, Franklyn Threlkill, Caroline 7 Nov 1862 Richard Gilmore Inglish, John Williams, Samantha 19 Apr 1863 J.M. Huggins Jackson, Andrew Etheridge, Tempy 7 Nov 1861 Nathan Barnes Jackson, Calvin Jeffers, Elizabeth A. 22 Jan 1863 N.B. Moore Jackson, James Anderson, Louisa 21 Nov 1861 J.M. Adams Jackson, W.H. Bricken, A.E. 24 Jun 1861 E.Y. Burkhead James, B.C. Hurley, L.C. 23 Jan 1862 John Barnhill James, H.W. Jeanes, S.E. 18 Jun 1863 AP. Jeanes, J.L. Robinson, Nancy E. 6 Mar 1865 AP. Jimerson, James G. Oneal, Elizabeth J. 3 Oct 1861 J.R. Swain Johnson, Charles Roberson, Jane 23 Dec 1865 S.W. McCullar Johnson, F.A. Meeks, Martha E. 11 Dec 1865 AP. Johnson, J.N. Swain, Susanna 7 Nov 1861 R.M. Thompson Johnson, James J. McCollum, Mary F. 3 Mar 1862 AP. Johnson, Samuel Ginn, Melvina 6 Aug 1863 J.G. Gooch Jones, Montgomery Brickeem, Francis J. 5 Dec 1865 W.L. Gattis Jones, S.C. Walsh, Mary 11 Oct 1864 R. Young Jones, Samuel Farris, N.J. 27 Sep 1862 AP. Jones, William Carroll, Nancy Ann 6 Jul 1861 J.F. Spencer Kemp, E.D. Clonch, Harriet A. 13 Jul 1862 W.H. Carothers Kemp, N.L. Williams, A.A. 18 Jun 1863 T.D. Mathews Kemp, Thomas Shutts, Rebecca 14 Aug 1861 J.M. Flatt Kerr, B.F. Weaver, Martha 25 Feb 1863 W.A. McHolstead Kindrick. Johna McKenzie, Nancy M. 18 Dec 1862 B.G. East Kinion, Albert Wess, Emaline 1 Mar 1863 J.M. Adams Kizer, James H. Avrett, Margaret 6 Mar 1864 J.G. Gooch Knight, Elijah Knight, Mary E. 8 Feb 1863 H.T.B. Spier Knight, James Ezell, Mary E. 3 Jun 1865 AP. Lacefield, D.N. Lockman, Milley A. 3 Feb 1863 AP. Lambert, John Whitaker, Sarah 17 Dec 1862 AP. Larrell, S.A. Trease, Elizabeth 21 Feb 1863 W.L. Cockrom Larue, John C. Gooch, Elizabeth 30 Dec 1865 Isaac McCullar Lasseter, T.C. Mathews, Susan J. 4 Aug 1864 AP. Laughlin, William Hughes, Sarah J. 7 Sep 1861 T.H. Bell Layton, W.R. Hunter, Amanda E. 2 Jul 1863 Andrew McKenzie Lea, William Price, Sarah 16 May 1863 J.M. Adams Leadford, A. King, Sarah 11 May 1861 AP. Leapord, James S. Bradshaw, Margaret 6 Oct 1865 H.P. Wade Leath, Daniel Lawson, Rachel 18 Sep 1863 R. Young Ledbetter, James W. Barlow, Lucy J. 17 Nov 1864 B.G. East Ledbetter, William R. Bishop, Martha Ann 4 Oct 1864 AP. Lee, A.D. Long, Amanda Jane 5 Apr 1865 R. Tedford 152 "Ansearchin'" News

McNairy County, Tennessee Marriages (continued)

GROOM BRIDE DATE OFFICIANT

Lee, John Farris, Nancy J. 19 Apr 1863 J.M. Adams Lemons, H.A. Gooch, Mary Jane 20 Apr 1864 J.G. Gooch Lewis, H.H. Mcquinn, Sophia A. 24 Sep 1862 AP. Lewis, J.R. Vester, T.A. 22 May 1861 William Patterson Lewis, Richard Vester, Nancy 2 Apr 1863 T.D. Mathews Littlejohn, S.S. Shenau1t, M.J. 18 Dec 1865 Robert Young Lowrey, E.V. Phillips, Mary --- 1862? Lowry, Isaac B. Jones, Sarah 4 May 1863 AP. Lumpkins, R. C. Mager, Nancy Ann 21 Mar 1861 E.C. Hurst Luster, George Tate, Sarah 25 Dec 1865 AP. Mager, William G. McKalip, Elmira 19 Oct 1861 AP. Malone, Andrew Kernodle, Roxannah 18 Aug 1862 R.H. Manus Malone, Daniel Plunk, Me1isa 5 Aug 1862 D.G. Moore Malone, Harrison Plunk, Narcissa 7 May 1861 Nathan Barnes Maness, J.P. Clayton, Lucy J. 3 Sep 1862 AP. Manual, Mark McCraw, Mary A. 12 Nov 1865 S.W. McCullar Masey, D.P. McIntire, Sarah E. 22 Sep 1861 R.M. Clayton Mason, G.W. Baker, Amanda 17 Nov 1864 R. Tedford Massengill, Sidney M. Martin, Mary F. 4 Feb 1864 R. Tedford Mayer, R.F. Roton, Sarah A. 23 Oct 1862 E.C. Hurst Mayfield, James Harris, Mary A. --- 1862? McAlpin, Calvin Hamah, M.A. 22 Mar 1862 AP. McBarrett, John Tatum, Elizabeth 14 May 1861 James Lain McCallister, J.W. Lassiter, Nancy 18 Jun 1862 J.G. Gooch McClintock, J.M. Harden, L.N. 23 Mar 1862 James Lock McClintock, R.S. Stephenson, A.C. 8 Dec 1862 AP. McClintock, W.S. Beck, Isabella 31 Dec 1861 J.F. Spencer McCollum, L.H. Erwin, Mary Ann 8 Jan 1863 J.M. Adams McDaniel, W.D. Richards, Martha J. 14 Apr 1862 AP. McKenzie, John Woods, Mary M. 28 Dec 1865 J .A. Smith McLaughlin, W.V. Taylor, Nancy A. 29 May 1864 J.L. Farris McMurry, Melvin McKnight, Mary Jane 15 Oct 1865 Thomas Ware McNatt, L.R. Powell, Mahala 24 Nov 1862 AP. McNutty, Phillip Spivey, M. 13 Apr 1863 AP. Means, James H. Hutcheson, Mary 15 Nov 1862 Nathan Barnes Meek, J. F. Graves, Rebecca A. 5 Feb 1862 J.F. Spencer Melton, Hiram Garman, Rebecca 28 Aug 1861 J.R. Swain Melton, J.M. Ferguson, Mary M. 23 Nov 1865 Robert Young Melton, L.F. Finger, Rebecca A. 3 Nov 1865 W.H. Caruthers Melton, T.J. Brown, Margaret T. 18 Dec 1865 J.L. Farris Miff1ay, Acan Long, Sarah 11 Nov 1865 R.T. McIntyre Minton, A.J. Rankin, Angeline 23 Jun 1863 AP. Mitchell, Elisha Parker, Eliza 29 Sep 1862 J.M. Adams Mitchell, G.W. Berry, Winney H. 3 Mar 1864 G.M. Williams Mitchell, Henry Meek, V.C. 12 Ju1 1863 W.1. Cockran Mitchell, W.H. Babb, Nancy H. 4 Mar 1864 G.M. Williams Moore, J.H. Redmon, Martha A. 9 Oct 1864 T.C. Hornbuckle Moore, Peter Hill, Margaret 30 Mar 1862 J .A. Tuley Moore, Robert Jeames, Wena 5 Ju1 1861 AP. Moore, Robert W. Wolverton, Deliah 25 Feb 1864 J.L. Farris (to be continued) Winter 1987 153 FAMILY GATHERINGS Prepared for publication by Jessie Taylor Webb and Mary Louise Graham Nazor

"A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE STEPHENS FAMILY" - Submitted by Mrs. Jenece Warner, 904 Eighth Avenue, Cleveland, MS 38732

Marcus D. Lafayette STEPHENS, born 9 Nov 1829, wrote this history for his family 14 Feb 1911 and died a few weeks later in Water Valley, MS on 15 Apr 1911. He related the story of the early Stephens, his grandparents' families and gave a detailed account of his experiences during the Civil War along with anecdotes of everyday life in a rural community.

"Our immediate family are the remote off-spring of Samuel Stephens, an Englishman, who came over to America with Lord Bacon, as his private secretary, who located at Jamestown in about 1650." (Further information is in records of Bacon's Rebellion.) A short time after Bacon's death, Samuel Stephens died and his English wife married again. He left a family of sons and daughters in the care of Richard Stephens, his eldest son. The known children were Richard, Thomas, Samuel, Dennis and two daugh­ ters. When they were banished from the colonies, Richard, the family and several other banished families went up the James River and settled in the hills (near where Lynchburg is now) among the Indians who welcomed them.

Our grandfather, Thomas Stephens, was born c1760. In 1775 he packed his saddle bag with all of his worldly possessions and mounted his horse and started Southwest, landing on the Ho1stin River in North Carolina territory, now Tennessee, locating at a landing on the Ashville River and engaged in farming. Thomas joined the com­ mand of Gen. Shelby in Col. Sevier's brigade of cavalry and took part in the battle of King's Mountain. Since the Indians were unfriendly to the settlers after the Revolutionary War, the settlers petitioned the government to build a fort on the Cumberland River. Grandfather Stephens, having a fine team of horses, was employed by the Government to carry a load of army supplies from Asheville to Fort Nash. Thomas married Martha DAVIS and set out on a convoy of soldiers and wagons for Fort Nash where they landed safely. He entered a tract of land on Trace Creek, three miles Southwest of the fort, where my father, Dennis Stephens, was born 16 May 1796. Their six sons and four daughters were: 1. Dennis - born 16 1796 married Jane HUDSON (see below) 2. John - moved to Bambridge (now Centralia), Illinois in 1825 3. William - moved to Marshall Co MS in 1839; married 1840 Linda WALTON in TN and had five daughters: Martha Frances, Mary Ann, Margaret Ann (Mary Ann's twin), Laura Ada1ine, Johnie who died as a child and Paralee who died young; after William was widowed he married the widow STRICKLAND 4. Alfred - married ? GLENN in Williamson Co TN 5. Thomas - moved to Marshall Co MS and died without children 6. Anderson - Williamson Co TN 7. Sallie - married Solomon BUTTS 8. Bettie - married John HAWKINS; no children 9. Margaret - died as a child 10. Patsey - died as a single adult

Dennis Stephens - born 16 May 1796 TN; married Jane Hudson in 1822 [Ed. Note: a book on Williamson Co TN marriages states that Dennis Stephens married 1 Aug 1822 to Jane Hu!son with bondsman, John Hutson]; their children were:

1. Sarah Theresa Jane - born 1825; died 1875 Tunica Co MS; married William H. DANIEL on 14 Feb 1844; he was a widower with four daughters - Eliza, Julia, Lucy and Margaret; William and Theresa had the following children: 154 "Ansearchin'" News

Family Gatherings (continued)

a. Dureyter - died in boyhood b. William Lafayette - married ? BROWNING; moved Virginia City, Nevada; no children c. Medore - married George ELLIOTT, Memphis, TN; they separated and she moved to Virginia City and married -l- CRANE d. Fannie - was a widow with a son when she moved to Virginia City in 1892 and later to Oregon e. Robert Lee - moved to Virginia City and then to San Francisco f. Scott (female) - married Robert ELLIOTT, Memphis, TN

2. Martha Elizabeth Narcissa - born 22 Dec 1827; died 16 Jul 1906; married 27 Dec 1848 Marshall Co MS to Berry Osro BEST; their children were: a. Osro Lafayette - married and had eight children b. Aza1ee - married John HALL c. James Taylor - married Mrs. COVINGTON d. Walter - married Mrs. Ida HORN, a widow e. Celie - married (1) ? PATTERSON and (2) ? COVINGTON f. Lee - married Thomas P. HENDRICKS; they had six children

3. Marcus D. Lafayette - born Williamson Co TN 9 Nov 1829 and moved in 1838 to Marshall Co MS; died 15 Apr 1911; married 1856 Mary Jane DUFF; he studied medicine in 1852-53 with Dr. R.M. GLOVER; during 1853 he "took lectures" in Louisville, KY and in 1854 located at Banner, Calhoun Co MS to practice medicine; their children were: a. Kate - died in infancy b. C1eora - died 1874 c. Fred - born 1863; died 1904 d. R.L.D. - oldest; born 29 Apr 1858; married La1a M. SUGG; children: Andrew L. born 1 Mar 1894; William Dennis, living in 1911 and Duff who died in infancy e. W.J. - born 1 Oct 1866 married Minnie HOUSTON: children: Edward Duff, died before 1911, William James and Robert Houston f. Ed L. - born 25 Dec 1868; died unmarried 5 Mar 1942 g. Mittie T. - born 2 Nov 1872; married John W. SMITHER on 27 Dec 1890; children: C1eora, Robbie Duff and John Marquid, all living 1911 and Julia, Madge and Marie, all dead by 1911 h. Blanche - born 25 Nov ; single i. Maude - born 1 Jan ; single

4. Melissa Ann Eliza - married Jerry BIRCH, who was born 10 May 1820 in NC and died Feb 1911; their children were: a. Nora Lee - married R.J. THOMPSON: children: William G., a doctor in Enid, MS; Noel, a dentist in Brookhaven, MS who married Dreda LEITCHIE; Shem; and Birch b. Ella - married Neutt MATHEWS and had three sons: Earnest, Lafayett, ?

Jane Hudson Stephens, wife of Dennis, was the daughter of John Hudson and Elizabeth SPRATT. Elizabeth was the daughter of Andrew Spratt and Martha BLYTHE. The sixteen ~hi1dren of Andrew and Martha married except James Spratt, a merchant in Charlotte, NC. Martha Blythe's brother, Joseph, was in the Revolutionary War; since he had no wife or children he gave Martha his 5000 acre grant located in Williamson Co TN which Martha and Andrew settled c1790. Winter 1987 155

Family Gatherings (continued)

John and Elizabeth Hudson had one daughter, Jane, who married Dennis Stephens, and six sons, as follows: 1. William - died Durango, Mexico in 1840 on way to California for gold 2. Andrew - killed in the battle of the Alamo; William and Andrew went with David Crockett in 1835/36) 3. John - drowned on steamer in Alabama River; single 4. James - married -1- HILL; a tailor in Columbia, TN; son, Charley 5. Miles - stayed on old Spratt survey; married and raised four sons and three daughters who remained on the Spratt survey 6. Samuel - a tailor in Florence, AL; 1835 married ? DERBY; children: John, died single; Andrew, married in Florence and was a mercantile business partner of Mr. WHITE; Roma, married ? White; David, killed by a runaway horse and died single; Lafayette, died single; and B.F., a Methodist Minister in Pulaski, TN, married and had children.

Marcus D. Lafayette Stephens' account of his Civil War experiences includes one especially interesting episode. He joined a company formed in Sarepta, MS January 1861. He was mustered into state service as a 2nd Lt. 7 Apr 1861 and sent to Corinth, MS where he was assigned to the 17th Regiment. He was soon promoted to the rank of Colonel. Marcus was severely wounded in the right thigh and hip during the battle at Franklin, TN. "A soldier from the ranks of the enemy leaped over the breast-works [which the Rebs had failed to capture] and came to me, saying I fear you are dyeing the blood was spouting from my wound and I was attempting to staunch the blood with my finger. He said this will never do, taking out his knife, cut the tail of my coat off, made a bandage and adjusted it around my leg to staunch the blood, which for the time succeeded. He said to me, rest easy a moment and I will remove you behind our breast-works, he soon came back with a litter and three other men ..." They delivered him to Col. Stewart of the l69th Illinois Regiment who said "let me send you further back, if your men charge again they will kill you with their stray bullets." There was an attack during which he was moved across the river in an ambulance, but then laid on the roadside. In the confusion of the enemy's hasty retreat, he was left on the "hard frozen" ground and soon became very cold. liAs they passed me some one cursed and abused me, others spoke kindly to me and one soldier said to me, 'you will freeze here before morning' ••.he pulled from his soldiers a pair of heavy blankets and placed them over me. I asked him his name. My name is H.A. BARR, my home is at Willow Springs, Nebraska•.• 'God bless you.' Soon another soldier passed and said 'you will freeze here if not protected from that cold wind' and placed boxes of crackers and other army supplies around me to protect me from the North wind." Once again, another soldier saw my plight and gathered some kindlingwood, split boxes and made a good fire at my feet and passed on. To these three I no doubt owe my life. At dawn Maj. PULLIAN, of my regiment, found me; I was moved to Col. McGAVVOCK's residence which had been converted into a temporary hospital. One doctor wanted to amputate my leg but I made Dr. ROBERTS promise not to. I told them I had an uncle living five miles away where I could re­ main until I got well. As we passed the family graveyard where my grandparents, Hudson, were buried, they were burying five Spratt family members. He had rested at his uncle's house a few days when his Adjutant, Ed McAFEE, came to inform him that Gen. HOOD's army was retreating from Nashville and the enemy would soon be there. McAfee wanted to know if Col. Stephens was able to travel. "I stuffed some wool in my pants leg, and mounted my horse with assistance and turned my face toward my dear old home." As they traveled about 15 miles per day, he and his servant, Marse FAYETT, were given food and shelter by many kind people along the way, one was his uncle, Samuel HUDSON, of Florence. He survived his wound but walked with a crutch. 156 "Ansearchin'" News

Family Gatherings (continued)

WHAT HAPPENED TO ONE TENNESSEAN - Submitted by Lucy Shull Stevens, 803 Roxboro Road, Rockville, MD 20850-3823

Where are you going to find records of your ancestors and how long will it take? We often ponder these questions, but the following story should make you hope; never give up and keep searching. Lucy Stevens relates the following:

My Mother never travelled anywhere that she did not find some place (usually a Court House or Library) where she could manage a little genealogical research. She and my stepfather were en route to E1 Paso, TX to visit her only sister when they stopped overnight near Bolivar, TN. She prevailed upon her husband to give her time to look at the marriage records. We were trying to verify the marriage location of my great grandfather, Martin Hadley SHULL, born 23 Aug 1811 in Mississippi Territory, and his wife, Matilda NORRIS, born 30 Ju1 1819 Tennessee. We knew the birth and marriage dates from the family Bible. There in Bolivar, TN was a license issued to one Martin H. SHELL and Mati1d Norris on 24 Feb 1834.

Supposedly, this couple had left Hardeman Co TN with a group of people migrating to Texas. I had not been able to pick them up on the census list and only vaguely knew that they had probably died in Sabine Parish, LA. My grandfather's obituary said that he, William Levi Shull, was born 23 Apr 1840 in Trinity Co TX. Since my uncle had written the obit, I knew he would not have given the location unless Grandpa had told him.

Years passed, and a cousin sent me a picture of my great grandfather with my grand­ father, grandmother and six of their eight children. We determined it was made in 1896. A local county paper in Sabine Parish was publishing "Pictures of the Past" in 1984-85, so I sent the negative to them, and named each person therein, whom they married, and where they were buried and their parents' names. I stated that I did not know where either Martin Hadley or Matilda Norris Shull were buried, but pre­ sumably in Sabine Parish.

Some time after the picture was published, I received a letter from a man of Spanish descent who lived in Sabine Parish. He stated that he and his wife had been walking in the woods one day in 1965 (twenty years before:) and had come upon a small bury­ ing ground with three or four graves, only one of which had a headstone. It read Mati1d Norris, d. 15 Oct 1861. I was so excited. Last October, I flew to Louisiana and attended a Homecoming at the country church where my father and grandparents are buried, and this man took me and a cousin out to see the grav~ site. It was a long way from any present road, although tradition has it that near these graves was a road once called "the Old Texas Road." What a thrill:

HAYDON WELLS - TENNESSEE PIONEER - Contributed by Mrs. Clara Hamlett Robertson, 303 West Bank #2, Salisbury, NC 28144

Mrs. Robertson is the daughter of James Morrison HAMLETT and Maude CLIFTON of Clarks­ ville, Montgomery Co TN. Haydon WELLS (1744-c1820) is her father's maternal great great grandfather. James M. Hamlett's mother, Susan Elizabeth MORRISON, was the daughter of first cousins, both named Morrison. One of them is believed to be the daughter of Josiah Morrison and Nancy Wells who married in 1807 when Nancy was just 13 years old and Josiah was 19. Nancy was the daughter of Haydon's son, Robert Wells. Winter 1987 ~7

Family Gatherings (continued)

Haydon was born in Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co VA 9 Sep 1744. He was both a surveyor and a millwright - trades which were valued in pioneer Tennessee. Mrs. Robertson believes his wife was Margaret DRURY. Haydon Wells and Margaret recorded a deed of sale of negroes to William CONDRA in Montgomery Co TN 13 Dec 1798 and earlier in 1794. Two of their sons are named in deeds: Haydon to son, Robert Wells, 200 A on McAdoo Creek of his father's preemption, Montgomery Co TN 16 Aug 1793, and Benjamin Drury Wells is named in Davidson Co TN 20 Oct 1810: "Haydon Wells and son, Benjamin, both of Washington Co MS, party of the 3rd part."

It is also believed he was Methodist since, as executor of Gen. Winchest~r's will, he was given authority to disperse certain assets to the Methodist Church. His granddaughter, Nancy Wells Morrison, and her family were Methodists in Salem Com­ munity of Montgomery Co; and one grandson, Henry Clay Morrison, became Bishop, serving 1898-1919 with his office in Atlanta, GA.

Haydon Wells' signature is large, distinctive and easily read. It appears on the Resolutions signed at Nashborough 13 May 1780 which were sent to the North Carolina Legislature and on the 1817 document to the U.S. Congress requesting that the part of the Mississippi Territory (which later became the State of Alabama) which was drained by the Tombigbee River south to Mobile Bay and the Gulf of Mexico •.. be excluded from the portion under consideration as part of the proposed new State of Mississippi, drained by the Mississippi River.

According to a new book titled 1770-1780 Census of the Cumberland Settlements: Davidson, Sumner and Tennessee Counties (In What is Now Tennessee) by Richard Carl­ ton FULCHER. 1987., on page 128 the following account of Haydon Wells is given ­ "Wells, ~don (variously, Aydon, Headon) - came overland with the Heaton party arriving at the French Lick, Dec. 24, 1779: Signer of the Cumberland Compact, May, 1780: Helped build Heaton's Station, completed in the spring of 1782: Member of the Committee of the Cumberland Association, Jan., 1783: Served on the first Grand Jury, Oct. 7, 1783: Listed in the North Carolina Preemption Act of 1784, as one of the settlers on the Cumberland in 1780, who stayed and defended the Settlements, and entitled to 640 acres without any price to be paid to the public: He was a one-eyed man: 1787 Davidson Co. tax roll with 1 taxable: Summoned for Davidson Co jury duty on the Superior Court of the Law and Equity, May, 1789: North Carolina land grants."

Haydon Wells' brothers founded Wells Station near Shelbyville, KY between Louisville and Frankfort about 1775. One of their sons was named after his uncle as well as Haydon's son, Robert, had a son named Hayden E. Wells. Haydon built the first grist mill at Nashborough in 1780/81; constructed the first log Court House in Clarks­ ville, TN and was a surveyor whose name is found on many pages of early land grants and deed books, especially in early Montgomery Co TN.

JAMES W. BLACK BIBLE - Contributed by Mrs. Margaret Norvell Sinclair, 4984 Welchshire, Memphis, TN 38117

James W., William and Nelson BLACK came to Tennessee from "Carolina". Their father [James R. Black?] had twelve sons. He was from Grenauch, Scotland and a shipwright by trade; in 1820 he was in Mecklenburg Co NC. 158 "Ansearchin'" News

Family Gatherings (continued)

James W. Black was born 23 Dec 1816 and died 5 Dec 1861. His first marriage was (by family tradition) to the sister of Nelson Black's wife. They had two children: 1. Sarah L. married Rev. WEBB and lived near Friendship, TN. She died in Atlanta, GA in the 1920's. 2. Sterling Monroe married Fayette Co TN Eugenia E. BURROUGHS. He was a pri­ vate in Co. I., 12th Cavalry, CSA.

James W. Black's second marriage was 9 May 1848 to Nancy Comer ALSTON who was born 22 Aug 1829. She was the daughter of Alfred Alston and Nancy COMER who came from Peak, NC to Fayette Co TN. Their children were: 3. William Alston - born 12 Feb 1849 4. Marci1ar Monteray - born 7 Aug 1850; married Joe F. PARK in Friendship, TN 5. James Alfred - born ? Aug 1852; lived in Arkansas 6. Winfield Livingston - born 7 May 1854; died 1943 Memphis, TN; married in Fayette Co TN first to Sarah Jane SMITH and second to Harriet STAFFORD 7. Mary Elizabeth (Bettie) - born 7 May 1856 (her Bible states birth as 6 Apr); married first, Col. John W. EVANS (she was 18 and he was 62); married second, James Harvey NORVELL; both marriages were in Crockett Co TN 8. Thomas Oliver - born 25 Jun 1858; married Sarah Frances EVANS in Sebastian Co AR 9. Martha Eliza - born 26 Sep 1860; died 25 Aug 1861

These Blacks, who usually worked for the railroad, went to Arkansas and Texas with the railroad. James W. Black was kicked by a mule and had a leg amputated before he died; the Fayette Co TN Court appointed guardians for his children

William Black, brother of James W., was married first in Humphreys Co TN to Jane TEAS and married second in Fayette Co TN to Arabella ROSS. An article on his son, Robert J., in Goodspeed, states that the Teas were from Virginia. Robert J. married Frances M. SOMERVELL of Tipton Co TN. Another son, William F., married Sa11i I. COPPEDGE at Stanton Station, Haywood Co TN. He and his descendants lived in these Tennessee Counties: Fayette, Shelby, Haywood and Humphreys.

Nelson L. Black, brother of James W., married 1839 Mecklenburg Co NC to Sarah B. LAWSON. He appears on the 1840 and 1850 census list for Shelby Co TN at Raleigh but was not on the 1860 census list. He was received into the Raleigh Presbyterian Church from Rocky River Presbyterian Church, NC. Another brother of James W. Black is Hampton Black.

SEND FAMILY IIGEMS II TO FAMILY GATHERINGS

Weave a story that tells us where your ancestors came from to Tennessee and gives data about the family. Use your Bible, letters, diaries, pension records, etc. Material submitted for consideration is processed by the date it is received in the office, and it is six months to a year before it usually appears in print. Zerox those original "gems"! Send them to us today! Winter 1987 159

PETITIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF TENNESSEE Abstracted from Tennessee State Library and Archives Microfilm Roll No.4, Legislative Petitions 1812-1813 (Continued from Fall issue)

22-1-1812 Petition of David ROWLAND of Humphreys County, who has been "cruelly wounded" by Indians while navigating the Tennessee River and requests the Assembly to take his case into consideration. Signed Aug 1812 by: (2 pages)

Samuel H Burton IsaIah Watkins James Nichols Joshua Edwards Ambrose H,Burton Jessee Kelloms Johnson Nichols Peter Black John H,Burton Jessee Brown Will Nichols Isaac LCrow Robert Conely Assa Brown Larkin Childers Thomas Black Abe Leggitt Elijah Duncan Thomas Certis B.-H-Btt~~efi- [sic] Martin Halliburton Henry Wayland Leaveye [sic] John H,Humpheys William Leggitt Tho. Robert Curklin D,H,Burton [~ic] James C. Brown Allen Barker Jessey Jonston James Barfield John Wood Blake Falkner James Black Needham Holland W. H,Burton Isaac Simmons Will Fortner Robt Jarmon John Patterson Drewry Barker Fedrick Barfield Ichabod Watkins Tho. Wallis Moses Vix

23-1-1812 Petition to pass a law allowing fees to the Justices of the Peace from citizens of the State. Signers were: (2 pages)

Edwin H. Childress Tho. J. Read Ashur Taylor John Topp Philip Shute Stephen Cantrell Jr B? B. Corisfred? Jacob Sumner James Jackson Will Thompson JnO H. Smith James Benneing Robt Searcy J.P. Downes JnO Price Dabney Hanes/Haws Asa Shute John W. Clay Rob. Price G.W. Boyd John Shute George Smith Chas McKerahan William Roper

24-1-1812 "State of Tennessee To the Honourable the General Assembly In & for the State aforesaid & now holding Session in Nashville We Your Humble Peti­ tioners prays your Honourable Body to Take into Consideration our fellow Citizen John CRAWLEY who is now in a low state of Illness and destitute of any means to s~­ port himself and family Acasioned by the Cruel Messecree of the Savage Indians who on the morning of the 12th of May last came to the House of Said John Crawley and in their Cruel way murdered all the family of him the said John Crawley (himself Wife & Two sons excepted) they made a prisoner of Mrs. Crawley Caried off and destroyed all the Property of the said Crawley of every sort and kind not leaving the wareing Cloaths & We Your petitioners prays your Honours that you may in Your Wisdom make some provision for the said Crawley by his drawing money from the Treasury of the State aforesaid or otherwise as your Honourable Body may deem meae [sic] & We your Humble Petitioners as in duty Bound will ever pray etc." Signed 1 Oct 1812 by:

Nathl Perry Wilien? Ingrem Robert Clark John McClure James Moore Che~Lettern Will T. Henderson John Doak Senr William Gillespie Cherls Wels R.H. Dyer Thomas Williamson S.F. White Malee Bonnen Joel Dyer Burrell Gannaway John L. Jetton Mager James Lau~in Robert Moore James Barfield John Miller Tho. B. Smith James Whitsill/itt Walker Gannaway P./L. M. Knight Saml Gillespie Jno Griffin Robert Jetton Joseph Young Thomas Loftin John Smotha JaS Bell 160 "Ansearchin'" News

Petitions To The General Assembly of Tennessee (continued)

Robt McCombs James Devore Burrell Featherston Lemuel Hall Alsey Sanders Sam1 Wallis Oswe1 Nelson Jesse Featherston Snr Jesse Perry Cornelius Dabney Alexander Gregory (2 pages) A. Weatherly Jesse Featherston John Noris

25-1-1812 Petition to allow John HERRIFORD to build a grist mill in Franklin County, Section 4, Range 9. Signers were: 15 Sep 1812 (1 page)

Alexander Gillis Joseph Ev~ns Henry Heryford Simon Kuykendall ThoS Gilliam William Evans EZakiah Archer George Lo11er Lemuel J. Gilliam James McLaughlin wm Lind1y Matthew Kuykendall Jas Cunnyngham Francis Nabors George Foster Tho. Stuckey James Linley Edward Rha1s? Elijah Arnold Jacob Deen James McCain Solomon Rha1s John Gilliam James Bulla William Bradley Henry Heryford Quner wm McBee Isaac Bulla Obadiah Hens11e Andrew Heryford Abram Shipman

26-1-1812 Petition of W.P. ANDERSON, Colo 24th Regiment, U.S. Infantry, to author- ize him to borrow from Gen1 Andrew JACKSON "thirty five stand of arms, part of those which have been presented to the State of Tennessee by the General Government." Anderson was ordered by Gen1 WINCHESTER to procure the arms and "the boat belonging to the State of Tennessee and in which those arms were transported to this place." 8 Sep 1812 (1 page)

27-1-1812 Petition of the citizens of Franklin County to extend the length of time on which settlers of school lands may hold and improve their property be- fore school lands are sold. Signers were: 19 Sep 1812 (5 pages)

Jas Davis Julius Simms John Bowen Peter Wilemon Charles Duncan Isaac Estill William Tubb James McCain Mi11inton Ledbetter A. Baker John Hatfield James McCamey Leod Tarrant Wallis Estill Robert Hardcastle Nathan Kemp David Love C. Simpson Jacob Gaines John Kemp Richd Forrest John Robinson James MCuiston Archibald Makedge? James Beesley Joel Embrey T.L. Dr James Downing Peter Noe Sener Sam1 Harris A.S. Sawin? wm Harrisson James Embry John B. Nelson wn Noblitt Thomas Harrisson wm Caperton John Russey wm Bradley Jacob Garner wm Hinshaw Ebenezer Pickitt A. Walker wm Bankins Joseph Sparks John H. Akin James Nokes? John Moss Richard Benge wm Hayes Stafford Selman James Moran Charles Frazer Daniel Mcco1asster Joseph Evins Thomas Gi1born Abel Sparks Matthew McA1es1er Jacob Deen Abner Selman Levi Johnson Edmond Russell Herkey Brown David Allen Samuel Land James Pearcy Nathaniel McBride Wily Selman John S. Martin Lewis Gillaspie wm Metcalf Gillins Tallon? George Faris Hezekiah Faris James Hunt John Duke Isaac Richmond wm W. !!avanaugh Jas Cunnyngham Levi Jordon Benjn Decherd Edw Osborn Richard Callaway John McLaughlin J.C. Isacks wm Long Thomas H~slip Benjamin Wi1iman A.J. Acklin A1e.!xander Long ThoS D. Crabb James Lambard James Estill Peter Hiles Will Woods Samuel Farmer Winter 1987 161

Petitions to The General Assembly of Tennessee (continued)

Charles Roland David Gipson E. Floyd Thos Helsep Junr Richd Grant Eliphaz Condray Lemuel Gilliam wm Sisemore Clemons Read Samuel Dunaway James Russey JnO Woolsey Jr Abraham Kuykendall John Talley William White Solomon Johnson Francis Nabors Anson Taylor Benjamin Russey Thos [no surname] B. Mcdannel William Reid Saml Henderson Benjamin Sparks JaS Sartain Joseph Dunaway James Patton Jonathan Glenn Isaac Hust David McCullock James Moore Robert Luntram Silas Johnson Anderson Standerfee Briton Embry Peter Woods Moses Morris wm Me hrse? Wallis Heslep Andrew Woods JaS Brooke John Kuykendall Peter Woods Jr Solomon George

28-1-1812 Petition of James ROBERTSON on behalf of two Chocktaw Indians who were attacked by Captn MASON's Company of Rangers, at which time a third In­ dian was killed. Robertson asks for their property to be restored and $150 paid for property that was taken off. A copy of his letter of apology and regret to King MUSHOOLATUBBEE or TOOHEMUSTUBBEE, "Mingo of the lower taws Chactaws", states "that the murder was done on the women and children lately by the Creeks, there were several of the men along that had lost relations by the Creeks, some Brothers, some Fathers•.• " and the attack was a case of mistaken identity. Mentions Mr. DINSMORE and Mr. PITCHLYNN. 13 Oct 1812 (5 pages)

29-1-1812 Petition of the President and Directors of the Nashville Bank to extend the bank's Charter. Signed by: George M. DEADERICK, President, Josiah NICHOL, Jno DICKINSON, Jno H. SMITH, E.S. HALL, R. McGAVOCK and W. TAIT, Directors. No date (1 page)

30-1-1812 Petition of James DAVIS ..•he has bought several grants of 640 acres each issued to Joshua Davis by the State of North Carolina, none of which can be located in Tennessee. Joshua lives in Mississippi Territory and refuses to iden­ tify the land "for he never was in this part of Tennessee more than onst and then he did not stay to hunt nor serch for his lands." James asks the Assembly to "provide especially for those claims." No date (1 page)

31-1-1812 Petition of citizens of Giles? County to change locations of a proposed "trading town." In 1811 an Act was passed granting the establishment of a town on the lands of William PRICE, near the confluence of Richland Creek and Elk River. Due to the sudden death of the father of the petitioner (William Price), who died intestate, the plan cannot be carried out; only two or three of the nine legal heirs live in Tennessee. In addition, the original site was marshy and sometimes under water; therefore, the petitioners ask that a town may be established on lands of Justin KEARNEY and John CHILDRESS on Elk River where the Main Post Road from Pu­ laski to Huntsville crosses Elk River at Manefees Ford, about four miles above Richland Creek; plats are included. Subscribers were: 16 Sep 1812 (12 pages)

Qust.£n Kearny James Neill John Daugherty Richard Armstrong J. Childress Robert HuneCutt George Sanders Jessee Craft William Pennell John Perry Howsen Kenner Joseph Kelley David Sims Capel Murray wm Vance Thos Harwood John Temple N. Fain Junr Isaac Adams John Q. Talbot William Menefee Josiah Temple Thomas Williams JnO Hawkins James Stark Alexander Hood D.L. Blue Bernard M. Patteson 162 "Ansearchin'" News

Petitions to The General Assembly of Tennessee (continued)

Jacob Almon Samuel James Williams R. Cox Thos Bullmam Isaac Lamb Abrham James James Paine Isaac Lamb Larkin Evert Joshua Galyean wm Stanford James Mcdanniel Hezikiah Robinson Abn~r Galyean Danl M~lloy Moses Hambleton Daniel MCollum Joshua Gallion Alexander Perry Thos Boid Duncan Brown wm William Watson John Stanford John Birdwell Early Benson Michael Rork Thomas Stanford Jerimah Killingsworth Thmas Bulman Philip Payne James Maddray John Lamb Valentime Huff John AE... King Thomas Stanford Jr William Lamb Benjamine Benson William Paine Thomas Stanford John Manasco Prew Benson Thos Payne Gabel Long Silas McGuier Harvey Benson Joseph Payne James Stanford George H. Daugherty Jessee Lamb Isham Atkins George Earnest James Long Samuel Fain Isham Atkins [sic] . George Stanford William Long Sam Mitchell Isaac Atkins Jonathan Ruck John Williams George Flint wm Sawyers Thomas D. Maxwell George Williams David Martin John Sanford John Shoemaker John Wadkins Chas Manson Gorege Stanford William MaddEZ Elisha Farris H. Hagen F. Harwell John Birmingham Hiram Farris William Phillips G.H. Beards C. Friley Curneus Gatliff John Paine Gabriel Bumpass Thos Fox John Dillion John Nance/Vance Micajah Ezell James Friley Gabreil A. Daugh~ Geor£ Willia!!! Dudley Smith John Birdwell Jacob Winterbower Benjn Long Abel Wilson wm Birdwell Geor£ Winterbower Isaac James William Webb John Halbert Alexr Laughlin John Brown Nicholas Jackson Joel Halbert wm Slone ABner James Hinson McVay Jessey Halbert John Slone

32-1-1812 Testament of John ADAMS, Justice of Washington County, that John C. HARRIS affirms that when he kept the land office of the 6th District for Samuel Y. BALCH after James SEVIER, that there was a land warrant filed in said of­ fice in the name of Jacob CASNER, dated 11 Jan 1809, for 68 acres which warrant was filed for the use of Joseph BROWN of Jonesboro ...an Entry made on Certificate by Robert CARSON. Also includes oath of John Sevier. 21 Aug 1812 (4 pages)

33-1-1812 Petition of John WILLIAMS, Coroner of Greene County in Sep l807 •.. to be reimbursed for the maintenance of a female prisoner. Signers were:

Nathl Tayler Anthony Duncan David Logan John Adams Cornelius Heurnan John White Joseph Duncan JnO Blair Jr Jacob White John Newman sr Thos Temple John Blair sr M. Stephenson Aaron Newman Joseph Brown Joseph Rease? John Rodgers Hugh Brown Jesse Mosely ("was an eye witness to part of the facts stated and it was grievous") James Temple ("Eye witness to him Carr~ing her in to Jonesbo & was Grevious") Sent to Senate 16 Oct 1811 and again 10 Sep 1812; allowed. (5 pages)

34-1-1812 Petition of Anderson County citizens for the passage of a law compelling the Courts to "Suffer the defendants to examine into any fraud which may have Been practiced in obtaining any grant. Signed by: 17 Sep 1812 (4 pages)

John Parks Edward Hawkins Andrew Braden Gedion Runnls Winter 1987 163

Petitions to The General Assembly of Tennessee (continued)

John Gourd WID Hogshead Moses Loomy J. Underwood John Liveley John Leatch Thos Hart Robert Hays John Cooper Johannes frig ? John Fry Joseph Sinclair Mitchell Clardy Celilig? goel? John Allan Joseph Sinclair Junr John Kirby Wilie Young WID Scott? Thomas Hope Joshua Franklin James Semerrel James Johnser John Roberson Page Portwood Man Page Vowell Charles McCormick William Arlher Micajah Frost Charles Shinliver Robert Patton Pattrick Ross Isaac Bratton Kinchin Hall John McIntire William Robards Philip Hiers? WID Edwards Jacob Clotfeller Britain Cross Alick Frost Jacob Jackson Hardy Medlen Thomas Diseney Frederick Sebers John Hall Alexander Williams Asmos Johnson Henry Farmer Mark Johnson Richard Medlen James King Thomas Frost John Keeny Joseph McPeters Natheel Helton Elijah Frost John Shepherd Robert Childress Hiram Campbell Samuel Sebers Ambrose Gett Obadiah Wood James Tunnell Philip !iebers John Ashurst John Leib Junr WID Li~ard (Linard) Joseph Keeny Julius Milican James Shepherd Samuel King Michael Keeny John Sears Jesse Horsken/ Joseph Ross Stephen Heard George Hoskins Hodsken William Breden William Mekany John Sutherlin Lib Baley John Humphris Page Portwood Junr Mark Evins JaS Underwood John McAdoo Micajah Portwood William Childress John Leib Senr

35-1-1812 " ..• the petition of Patsey BERRY, formerly SELLARS, humbly sheweth that She your unfortunately petitioner did entermarry with a certain Francis Berry, who hath left your petitioner for these two ±as~ [sic] years past, with one young child, and with out any thing to Support on. Your petitioner hath been in­ formed that the Said Francis Berry had been married to a certain -~ [sic] Widow HAMILTON who is Supposed to be yet a live, which will more fully appear by having a referance to the deposition of Robe~t Sellars. Your petitioner prays that your hon­ orable body will dissolve the bonds of matrimoney between the Sd Francis Berry and Patsey Berry or Such Other relief etc••. " The deposition of Robert Sellars, Maury County, Tennessee, who says he was informed by Marlin YOUNG, a J.P. for Smith County Tennessee, that "a certain Francis Berry who was Married to Patsey Sellars of Maury County was before Married to a Widow Hamilton living on Cumberland River at Bennetts old Ferry near the Mouth of Roaring River & the said Widow Hamilton is yet a live••• " Sellars was also informed "by Elijah HUNTER of Williamson County that said, Francis Berry told him that he, said Francis Berry had a Wife living in Pulasky County in the State of Kentucky••• " Sworn to 9 Sep 1812 before James T. SANDFORD, J.P. (2 pp)

36-1-1812 Petition of Elisabeth WOODS, formerly Elisabeth CARSON, for annulment of the marriage contract between her and John Woods. She states that she married 8 Jan 1807 John Woods "who promised fair to Make a comfortable husband but •.• about ten months after Marryied She found that he had violated his Marriage ob­ ligation and had taken up with another woman known by the Name of Agness TARBUT who has had three Children by him.•• " Elisabeth entreats him "to return to her and his family" which he refuses to do. We the under Subscribers, Inhabitants of Sullivan County and neighbours to the aforesaid John Woods Do Certify that we have reason to believe the Facts above Stated are Correct." Signed: Isaac McKINLEY, Capt. Joseph SCOTT, Samuel Scott, Capt John Scott, James QUIET!, Peter HARRINGTON; John STRAIN and William MILLER of Washington County. 164 "Ansearchin'" News

Petitions to The General Assembly of Tennessee (continued)

A letter from John WOODS, dated 15 Jan 1811, states "Madam, After My Com­ pliments to you I would inform you that I Received Your Letter which intimates to me your Desire of A final Saperation In Consequence Of Some III Treatment you Say you Received During the time you Lived with me. Let that Case Be as it will. Your hereby Left to your own Choice. If it is A final Saperation So Let it Be. As to My Self I Can with All fredon Set My Name and Affix My Seal that I Never will Consarn with you Nor Anything Belonging to you while I Live and in witness whereof I have here unto assigned My Name. John woods (2 pages)

37-1-1812 Petition of Lewis HILL, of Knox County, for payment for delivering a box containing a number of the Acts of Congress from "West Tennessee" in the fall of 1810 to Robert HOUSTON, Secretary of State in Knoxville. 31 Aug 1812 (3 pp)

38-1-1812 Petition of Jno ALLEN, Sheriff of Stewart County, and John COCKE, Sheriff of Montgomery County, for the Legislature to set a fee to be charged by printers for printing advertisements for the sale of land. 17 Sep 1812 (1 page)

39-1-1812 Petition of Jesse BENTON of Davidson County for repayment for a horse which was killed by accident "last" May when he volunteered in Capt MASON's Company from Williamson County "to pursue the Creek Indians who had the un­ fortunate Mrs. CRAWLEY as prisoner." Benton and Lemuel T. CHILDRESS made affidavit that the facts were true before J.A. PARKER, J.P. of Davidson County. 15 Sep 1812 (3 pages)

40-1-1812 Petition of the citizens of Jefferson, Rutherford County, for renumera- tion due to the removal of the county seat from Jefferson. They state "not one of the present inhabitants were purchasers at the original sale and not more than one or two were at that time even Citizens of the State and therefore could not know its perilous situation." Signed by: J. ALLEN, John SPENCE, Jno H. GIBSON, George SIMPSON, James BRADLEY, Thomas SAPPINGTON, James L. ARMSTRONG, Archd H. HARRIS, N.B. ROSE, Joel DYER, Blackman COLEMAN, Thos MITCHELL, Thos G. WATKINS, Claressa de BUSHONG, Benjamin SHIPLEY, Will D. HILL, Alexr PORTER, David PATTON and John GRIFFON. No date (3 pages)

41-1-1812 Petition of inhabitants of Bedford County, living near the head waters of War-trace fork of Duck River, and other citizens of this county. For the Legislature to secure to them by warrant land on which they had settled before it was declared School Land. Signed by: 21 Sep 1812 (3 pages)

William Fowler John Williams Thomas Kelley Thomas Sugg William Hatchock? Abraham Frizel Joel H. Goode HB~be~~-~.-8tl~~ [sic] James Wood Ruben Manley William Hill Labon G. McClendon Doak Nicks Richard Cox Nathan Frizel James Coop George Nicks Ca Jacob Rigs Peter Rushing James Frisel William Wood William Brooks Noble Magers Abrham Frisel Robert Chapman William Weaver John Magers Will Frisel Bullard Colewell Waitman Gullett Thomas Rushing John C. Coldwell William CoopE.er Harbert Sugg ThoS Smith Martin Hoover James Nowell EqS George Roberts Henery Booth William McMahan Edward Cage Jno Knott Stephen Booth David Fain Timothy Sugg George Beard Bengema,!!! Booth Edmund Sugg Jasey Prince Abraham Cooper Will Sugg John Williams John H. Sugg (to be continued) Winter 1987 165

INDEX TO 1840 CENSUS, CAMPBELL COUNTY, TENNESSEE Transcribed by Elizabeth Riggins Nichols from Microfilm, Roll M704-0518

Page 291 Elliot, John C. Lay, Jesse B. Baker, Samuel Richardson, William Clark, John P~rkins, Edward Smith, Frederick Bridgeman, William Biggs/Riggs, Thomas Gibson, George Thompson, Harmon Page, Tucker W. Gibson, James Stephens, John Webb, John Page 293 Wilhite, Jackson Stephens, David David, Caleb M. Gregory, Green A. Gibson, Travis Thomas, Abner David, Sampson Williams, John Hill, Joab Chitwood, William Wier, Thomas Richardson, Nancy Chitwood, JaS L. Owens, James D. Walker, John Page 295 Cook, John Jones, Jesse L. Walker, Will sr Blankenship, Archibd Cook, Simion Swan, Moses W. Walker, David Cross, Caswell Stanley, Rhodes Queener, William McKee, Arthur Sharp, Will Cooper, George Myers, John David, Isaac Page 297 Smith, Jourdan Myers, Isaac Stanfield, Sampson Terry, Josiah Wheeler, John E. Ford, Isaac Brown, John B. West, Pleasant Grimes, George Hampton, Elisha Ford, Lesley Terry, Elijah Miller, William Bratcher, Benj Jr M~ser, John Sharp, Isham Rian, John O. Childers, Peter C. M~ser, Henry Akers, Daniel Wheeler, Thomas Chapman, John Lay, Moses Step, Will Cobb, Thomas Cox, William Campbell, Nelson Sharp, Joseph Cary, William P~rkins, Prier Adkins, J.G. West, Will Clotfelter, Fredc Maulder, Jacob P~tteet/Potteet, Tacket, John McDonald, Aaron Wilson, Will William Duncan, Joshua Smith, Lucy Sharp, A.R. Crabtree, Jesse Smiddy, William Sharp, Laban Bolton, John Jr Putteet, Lemuel Shoopman, David Sharp, David Bryant, John Wilson, Amos Wheeler, ThoS J. Delap, Joseph Russell, Archibd Bruce, John Phillips, Pleasant Hatfield, Andrew Beard, William Adkins, John Chambers, ThoS Jr Reeves, John Bridwell, Will Hatfield, Aly Hunnycut, John Smith, Franklin Lay, Will Bryant, Jesse West, Charles Kincaid, Alvis Walden, James Carter, Levi West, Reason Goodman, Elij. Chambers, Pleasant Dougherty, Elisha Page 292 Lay, John Duncan, Champion Marcum, Hiram C. Crosswhite, William Lay, Bird Smith, Drewry Jr Childers, Will Mars, James J. Bruce, Danl Delk, Gabriel Hollingsworth, Daniel Page 294 Adkins, George Adkins, Ob~diah Hatfield, Thomas Barron, Joseph McDanold, Allen Cook, Will Cooper, James Douglass, Samuel P. Bird, William Adkins, Sherwood Jones, Solomon Glasscock, Ge o Sowder?, Jacob Sowder, Caroline Dossett, Alfred Douglass, James W. Adkins, Richd Miller, John Bolton, John sr Page 296 Bridges, Reuben Gibson, Isaac Tankersley, John Jeffers, William Miller, Susannah Hatfield, James Douglass, Will Go~d, Aaron Kineard, Richard Wilhite, Claiborne Gibson, James sr Page 298 Bruce, William Bolton, Thomas Delk, Joseph Phillips, John Petre, Isaac C. Stanfield, Sherel Eads, George Holder, James Campbell, Nancy Hackler, Aaron Anderson, Samuel Smiddy, Reuben Campbell, Jane Douglass, John Owens, James Pilkenton, John Jacobs, Jesse B. Lay, David Chambers, John Rains, Ely Gray, William Branham, James Smith, Drewry sr Stokes, ThoS J. Gray, John Douglass, Matthew Lawson, John Wheeler, Saml A. Gray, Alfred Lay, John [sic] York, Thomas Wilhite, JoS Gray, Williams [sic] Allen, Archibald Smith, Ishel? H~usly, Robert Griffin, Polley Ayers, Baily Shoopman, John Jr Walker, William Higgs, Sanford Douglass, Preston Shoopman, John sr Allen, John Gray, Martin Pittman, Samuel Carter, John M. Sweeter, Robert Bratcher, Benjamin Stanfield, James Duncan, Henry Right, Reason Chambers, Will Beard, Lewis Cross, Absolom King, David Chambers, Edmund Wilhite, Starnes Smith, John Glenn, John 166 "Ansearchin'" News

Index to 1840 Census, Campbell County, Tennessee (continued)

Delap, Ge o Strader, Daniel Warriner, wm Evans, Mary Gaylor, John Wilson, Oliver Cross, Larkin Chapman, wm Rogers, wm Loy, John Jr Lay, Isaac Chapman, Robert King, Nathan Nelson, Martin King, John Davis, Philamon Vanzant, Richd Ballard, W.W. Lovedy, James McCully, Job Williams, A. T. Craig, John sr Burris, Peter Carrol, James Hatfield, Davis Irwin, Nathaniel Burris, Willis Collins, Joshua Williams, Good/Geo I. Wiley, Robert Montgomery, A.N. Glenn, James Reid, T.A.G. Craig, Reuben Morrow, Robt Burnet, Thomas Wilson, Henry Stout, G.D. Queener, Henry Smith, wm Snodderly, George Craig, John Jr Dagley, Benj Smith, Thomas Martin, Jesse Baker, Thos Robinson, Enoch Soaps, Nancy Wilson, Isaac Grant, J.H. Lamb, Jeremiah Kincaid, John Loy, Peter Luster, John Daniel, James Mynott, Thomas

Page 299 Page 301 Page 303 Page 305 Snodderly, Nicholas Heatherly, And J. Nelson, JoS W. Sexton, Benjamin Nelson, William Risden, Nancy Reed, John R. Glenn, Robert Cooper, Thomas Ballard, Richard Hill Elijah Herron, wm Sharp, Isaac Burris, Elizabeth Frazier, John W. Hollingsworth, Daniel Snodderly, John Sharp, John Baker, Peter Smith, Benjamin Longmire, Robert Nantz, Elizabeth Witt, Edmund Pebely, Thomas Bridges, Alvis? Sharp, Obadiah Hill, Matthew Goin, Isham Hill, Terry Baker, wm Rice, Ge o Bratcher, Canady Hill, Ol.!iver Grey, Enoch Lewis, wm Goin, John Albright, Nicholas Burris, Elij Martin, John Duncan, Ge O Albright, Mahen Harmon, John Brantlet, Thomas Suttle, Greenberry Malone, Richard Harmon, Hiram Weaver, Timothy Kincaid, wm Reid, John Grey, Joseph Young, Martin Smith, Erecus Albrite, Simpson Cooper, Alvis Lower, Matthew Morris, Mary Sharp, Anderson Wilson, Benj Johnson, JaS Smith, Margaret Snodderly, Isaac Phillips, John Miller, Hiram Cates, Greenberry Thomas, Abraham Sharp, Ge O Hill, Foster Miller, Hiram Heath, Daniel Dabny, ThoS Prock, Elizabeth Griffin, Polly Lower, John Sharp, Jacob Queener, John Woodson, G.W. Albrite, John Sharp, John Hicks, James Herron, Sylvanus Hancock, Robert Gaylor, Thomas Lovet, Jesse Murray, Leah Hancock, William Wilson, Lindsay Reeves, G.B. Smith, Jacob Safner,Michael Clarke, Isaac Dinkins, John Lindsay, Isaac Loy, John sr Richardson, Daniel Hester, Polly Strader, Jacob Jr Ridenour, A.T. Murray, John Howard, Abraham Wilson, Jacob/John Critchfield, Joshua Ridenour, John Ault, Jacob Meador, Martin Brown, James R. Hatmaker, Joseph Thomas, Adonij. Massingale, wm Rutherford, Benjamin Sharp, Eli Lofty, Elizabeth Patterson, Sarah Ridenour, wm C. Newman, John Jackson, David Roach, wm

Page 300 Page 302 Page 304 Page 306 Smithpeters, George Gross, Edmund Queener, Thomas McGuffy, Willouby Ridenour, William Miller, Daniel Lindsay, wm Hatfield, Joseph Lett, wm Murray, Alfred Brooks, Mary Roach, Isaac Wilson, Jesse Gaylor, Levi Rector, Joel Wheeler, Benj Campbell, Joseph Hatmaker, wm Brown, Elizabeth Jeffers, Archibd Canutt, Preston Dabny, Benj Thomas, John Jeffers, Jane Briley/Becley?, James Murray, Aaron S. Hutson, Calvin Louallen, John Reid, James Watson, wm Waters, Champlen Harnis, John Baker, Boling Wheeler, Richd D. Ford, Stephen Brown, Alfred Agee, Alfred Hope, Thomas Haley, James Brown, Thomas Gray, wm Lawson, David Maupin, Overton Phillips, Abraham Comer, wm Williams, Silas Barber, wm Phillips, Thomas Craven, Barnet Arnold, John Chaney, Margaret Goad, Joshua Heatherly, wm Jones, Isaac N./W. Sowder, Abraham Griffy, Richard Walker, Ge O Hayter, Abram Chapman, Thomas McDan~, James [age 60/70] Winter 1987 167

Index to 1840 Census, Campbell County, Tennessee (continued)

Phillips, Emanuel Elliot, Ann Keller, Peter Baker, John Phillips, Elijah Jones, Elizabeth Tolliver, Will Adams, Alcy Griffy, Andrew Jones, John Esq Witt, Washington Alder, Barney Shoopman, Robertson Boyd, Charles Black, John Lumpkin, Dickinson Boling, Andrew Orrick, Robertson Glanden, Saml Thomas, Joseph Thompson, Blackburn Suttle, John Smith, ThoS Bridges, Will Lawson, Thomas Williamson, James Sharp, Martin Whitten, James Pennington, Rucanda Chavis, Nancy Hill, Green Irwin, George Richards, Thomas Buckley, Jackson Hill, David Phillips, Will Marcum, John Haley, Benj Husra, John Cannon, James sr Pennington, Fielding Hartly, Will Swett, William Cannon, Will Smiddy, Reuben McKehan, Ge o Walker, Solomon Agee, James Smiddy, Jesse Moore, Polly Boruff, Christain Grant, David Chambers, Riley Bl~tcher, Pleasant Ellison, Robert Pearce, Arthew/Arther

Page 307 Page 309 Page 311 Page 313 Chambers, Thomas Petry, Daniel Morgan, John Reid, John Jeffers, Robert Meador, John Lamon, Nathan H~usly, JoS Jeffers, Stephen Todd, John Green, Richard G. Baker, James Smith, 1. / J. M. Cowan, Mary Brassfield, Ann Madrow/Madron, John Thompson, Lewis Petry, Ge o Wilson, Peter Usher, David Trammel, Jarret Petry, Jacob Kirk, Rebecca Chapman, Will Jr Smith, Fredc Lea, Archer McClary, Will Jr Serat, Nancy Newport, Richd Maupin, Amos McClary, Clark Anderson, Washington Smith, Ge o Adams, Henry Sloan, Susan Smith, Lucinda Sharp, James sr Smith, Robt Hutson, John Riggs, Isaiah Smith, John L. Meador, Jason Pearce, James Riggs, Rachel McClary, Will Petry, Catherine Pearce, Will Williams, JoS Loyd, Andrew McCarty, Dabny McLaughlin, Enos Rogers, Reuben Oaks, William Wiley, John Jr Carrol, Ge O Hart, JoS Miller, Lucy Robertson, James Pearce, John Smith, JoS sr Smith, Aly Butler, Robert Pearce, Peter Smith, JoS Jr Dossett, Edward Cogar, Isaac Lumpkin, James McCoy, John Parrot, Elij Smith, Will Smith, Edward Richardson, Danl Jr Dossett, Robert Barber, John Goin, William Hughes, Jesse Musingo, Morgan Hubbard, James Smith, Thomas Reed, John Little, Polly Hubbard, Nancy Jones, Thomas Cain, Will Hollingsworth, J.P. Smith, A. J. Turner, John Smith, Josiah McCarty, Noah Clarke, Francis McCauly, Ge o Trammel, David Smith, Robt Heatherly, Nelly McNeely, Will Brumet, James Patterson, Rachel Heatherly, John Tidwell, Matthew Justice, Edmund Pebely, Mahala McGraw, Will Cann~n, James Jr Pleasant, Henderson Hensley, Thos Moad, James Cannon, Leonard Hamer/Hauser, Nathanl Meador, Joel Right, Will A. Bull;r/Butler, Hosey? Smith, Will Sharp, John Douglass, Thomas Robertson, Will Hously, John

Page 308 Page 310 Page 312 Page 314 McGraw, Michael Hunter, Tabitha Stephens, Welcom Heatherly, JaS Robertson, Allen Murray, Henderson Heatherly, James Campbell, Zachariah Dossett, Tempy Brock, James Bratcher, Robertson Sexton, Robert Hubbard, Jesse Smith, Charles McNeely, Sally Bird, Jesse Ivy, James Whitman, Jacob Smith, Anthony Sylvester, J.N. Pebely, Jacob Tucker, James M. Ivy, James Hutson, Reuben Willouby, James Stout, Elizabeth Dogl/Doyl, Top Dagly, Will Willouby, Nancy Branham, James sr Lamar, Isham Paul, Joseph Niman, Nicholas Lindsay, Archibald Wiley, John McGee, John McCully, Peter Jackson, Nancy Wiley, Levi Cox, Armstead Clarke, Kesiah Row, Jacob Branen, Saml Lay, Will Jones, John Chesher, P.S. Branen, Will Queener, Jacob Richardson, Susannah Sharp, Jacob Brumet, George Jeffers, Campbell Leach, Will Greer, Will Ballard, Micajah Callison, Will Proffitt, James Hufman, Anthony Miller. John Strader, Jacob sr 168 "Ansearchin'" News

Index to 1840 Census, Campbell County, Tennessee (continued)

Cecil, Timothy Lay, Jesse sr Baker, Ma1en Sharp, James Jr Ellis, Ge o Davis, Geo sr Angel, ThoS Dabny, Chas sr Moad, Lodowick? Davis, Geo Jr Blankenship, WID Vanzant, Daniel Gilpin, Enoch Jackson, Andrew Right, Madison Simpson, Moses W. Stephens, Edward Broyles, Michael Davis, Rhoda Miller, Elias Fleming, B.M. Cook, WID Chitwood, WID Smith, Sterling Archer, John Ball, Valentine Angel, Archibald Phillips, JoS Parrot, Stephen Lay, Catherine King, WID Jr Sexton, Geo Adkins, Randolph Barron, Calvin King, WID sr Strader, Albright Beshears, Isaac Beard, Joseph Wright, Elizabeth Doughtry, Elias Wilson, WID Wallin, David Wright, Charity Smith, James Trammel, David Loyd, Thomas Smith, John Stanley, Ruth Pilkinton, Henry Sweet, John Creekmore, Gberry Hollingsworth, John Wallin, John A. Butram, Andrew Vickery, Daniel Bratcher, WID Reid, Isaac Stephens, Cardwell Tudor, Polly Page 315 Cotton, Isaac Wilhite, James Tiller, Thomas Campbell, WID N. Lay, Jesse sr Vanzant, Ge O Campbell, Abel Page 317 Kesterson?, Elizabeth Right, Reason [sic] Lovet, Elijah Thompson, Henry Wilhite, Simeon Brown, Salisbury Cotton, A.N. Page 319 Wilhite, Simeon Jr Baily, Sampson Keeton, E1thenny Hatmaker, Hannah Woods, Andrew Adkins, Richard Keeton, Rebecca Miller, Susan Duncan, Jeremiah Williams, James York, Joseph Page 321 Mobley, Archibald Elliot, Bartholomew Longmire, John Shumake, Martha Duncan, Tilman Phillips, Jonathan Hous1y, WID Free Colored Leach, Jackson Baker, Comfort Sharp, G.W. Shumake, Polly Duncan, Hiram Elliot, Bartho1 sr York, Thos Free Colored Duncan, John Roach, John York, WID Reeves, John sr Faukner, James Cross, Micajah Bratcher, Robertson Right, A1exr Lang1y, Matthew Chitwood, Joel Strader, WID Kesterson, Susan Murray, James Slavy, Richard Dabny, Benjamin Hughet, WID Loyd, Thomas Anderson, Jacob Watts/Wa1te, Sarah Lindsay, WID Jr Earls, Garland Winchester, John Broyles, Felix Cooper, John Chavis, Levi Dougherty, Elias Campbell, Zachariah Braden, Jesse Chavis, Aru1ues? (Fem) Adams, James Dance, WID Dag1y, Grace P~rkins, Burrel Stephens, Edward Bailey, John Longmire, John sr Miller, Hampton Litton, James Queener, Catharine Wilson, Levi Siler, Joseph Sizemore, Terry Rolen, Jacob Cooper, Ephraim Huddleston, Peter Smith, Isaac Queener, Daniel Ridenour, Jeremiah Young, John Owens, WID Thompson, WID Hatmaker, Ann E. Marlow, Thomas Smith, Richard Thompson, Daniel Prock, Christain Broyles, Aaron Slavy, James Jr G1anders/G1anden, Sharp, John sr Broyles, Geor Chitwood, John Joseph Sharp, Jacob Faulkner, Geo Chitwood, Andrew McDano1d, Amos Grant, John Archer, Enoch Chitwood, Pleasant McCoy, WID Grant, David Chitwood, Hugh Wallin, John Gross, Isaac Page 316 Has1up, James Wallin, James Bosheers/Boshurs, Jane Day, Jacob Wallin, Priscilla Dinkins, Bonford Archer, James Page 318 Iz1y, John Dinkins, John Wilson, Isaac Ross, Robert Branham, John Rotan, Eli Purkins, Peter Dickson, WID Cooper, Peter Lay, Spencer Chitwood, Shelby Page 320 Peterson, Calvin Brown, Riley Wassom, John Wallin, William Peterson, JoS Duncan, Isaac Rian, Joseph Low, Fielding Reed, Rebecca Purkins, WID Rian, David Branham, Jond? Sawyers, John Baker, Edward Parkins, John Page 322 Day, John Trammel, Rachel Laxton, Thomas Yount, Jacob Lay, Jesse Jr Trammel, Jacob Lovet, Francis Dabny, Cornelius Crabtree, Richard Trammel, WID Izare1, Moses Oneal, Edward Sharp, Nicholas Stanley, Robt Total - 6149 Submitted by Joseph Peterson 28 Oct 1840 - Certified 3 Feb 1841 by P. Mountz Winter 1987 169

1840 CAMPBELL COUNTY, TENNESSEE REVOLUTIONARY & MILITARY PENSIONERS

Pensioner Age In home of Pensioner Age In home of

McDanold, James 79 James McDand Trammel, Dennis 80/90 David Trammel Rogers, Marthy [F.] 75 Will A. Right Crabtree, Richard 76 Head of house Cabbage, John 83 Champlin Waters

MEMPHIS/SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE ARCHIVES - PROBATE RECORDS wills abstracted from loose Probate Court papers

BAUGUS, BRIANT 16 Jun 1835 Recorded 3 Aug 1835 He leaves a tract of land known as Brown's tract containing 980 acres bound by the old state (Winchester) line on the south and Thomas McAns (An's) occupant on the west. Briant names sons, Jack, Briant, Vincent and Franklin Baugus, and a daughter, Nancy, wife of John MORE. Executors: George CLARK and Dr. J.M.M. CORNELIUS. He signs with his mark and it is witnessed by George Clark and William RENICK.

BELL, RUBEN H. 20 Oct 1830 Proven Jan 1831' He bequeaths to Hiram Bell SMITH, son of Solomon, 50 acres in State of Caintuckey, County of Culwill [Caldwell] joining WALDEN and LOFTUS's land, Warrant #13613 Plat No. 432. He also gives to Alexander OAN/OWEN/ORNE, son of William, 50 acres adjacent to Walden, Warrant #13614 Plat No. 430. Ruben states that "no money due me in Shelby or anywhere should be collected by my executors except notes against William COOK of KY for $20 which I gave Ruben ROBERS/ROLEN, Esq. of Culwell Co KY, town of Prince, to collect and use for his own use." He instructs James WARREN, Exe., of Shelby Co TN, after paying himself and all estate debts, to give any balance which is left to "poor destressed strangers passing through the country as well as my clothing." Further instructions read: "if Solomon Smith shall order and faithfully commit my saddle bags and the contents thereof and the five bags of notes, without ever opening or suffering them to be opened, to the flames and burn them up, that my executor give him my trunk and the contents, my saddle and my spurs, if not, the executor is to sell them and give the money to destressed poor as above." Witnessed by George (X) DEASON and James L. VAUGHAN.

BELL, WILLIAM 4 Jul 1836 Proven Aug 1836 He states that he lives in Memphis, but was late of North Carolina. William wills to his friend, Marcus B. WINCHESTER, his black people: Sarah and four children - Adam, Joseph, Mary and Caroline; Barbara and her infant, Lucy, in full faith that he forthwith will send them to a free state and there emancipate them and give them their liberty and freedom. He also gives to MBW all his cash and money owed to apply to the removal of same. William leaves $500 to his Mother from the money due him in North Carolina. MBW is executor. He signs his will which was witnessed by Wyatt CHRISTIAN, Arch McLEAN and Levi PRESCOTT.

BROOKS, JOSEPH 22 May 1832 Proven Oct 1834 He mentions his wife, Jeamina Brooks, and daughter, Sarah C., and makes reference to "all my children." Executors are sons, Henry and Lewis Brooks, and his friend, Andrew REMBERT. Witnesses: A. Rembert and Thomas DOUGLAS.

COCKRAN, LYNCH 8 May 1836 Proven Aug 1836 He leaves his entire estate to his wife, Nancy, with a sufficient portion appropriate to support and educate her son, 170 "Ansearchin'" News

Memphis/Shelby County Tennessee Archives - Probate Records (continued)

William O. KING, until he reaches legal age, at which time he is entitled to one­ half of the estate. Cockran sign~ his name. Witnesses: William W. TUCKER and John POPE.

GATEWOOD, JANE 26 Jul 1839 Proven Nov 1839 Jane states that she was formerly of Bath Co VA. She wills $20 to the American Bible Society, $10 to the General Assem­ bly Board of Foreign Missions and directs that a bureau and bedstead, left in the old residence with her son, Samuel Vance Gatewood, be sold and the proceeds to bene­ fit the Tract Society of the Presbyterian Church. She also names a son, Warrick, and a daughter, Mary Jane, who married William H. KENNEDY. Executors: Cesario BIAS in Tennessee and A.W. CAMERON in Virginia. Witnesses: C. Bias and John R. PARKER and Jacob L. Kennedy. There was no signature.

GOOLSBY, RICHARD 14 Mar 1839 Proven Apr 1840 He mentions sons, Terrel T., Miles W., Thornton B., Peter R. along with a grandson, Peter R. Daughters referred to were: Feraby BRIDLY and Eliza BARNETT. Executor: Miles W. Goolsby Witnesses: John RALSTON, Emanual BAKER and William SMITH. He signed his name.

HINES/HYNES, WILLIAM 16 May 1836 Proven Jan 1839 William names sons, John Donal­ son Hines, Turner Williamson Hines and William B. Hines as well as a grandson, Mica­ jah Hines. A daughter, Susan T. Hines, is listed. Executors: Benjamin WILLIAMSON and Samuel R. BROWN. Witnesses: Moses L. ALEXANDER and Franklin SANDERS.

JOHNSON, LUCY 22 Feb 1839 Proven Jun 1839 Lucy leaves one-third of her estate to the children of her son, Thomas G., namely, Roselle, William G., Marcelles, Caroline J. and Lauren J.; one-third to the children of Dudley G. Johnson; and one-third to the children of the body of Devarix G. Johnson. Her daughter, Charlotte G. GARNER, is mentioned. Executors: Dudley G., Thos. G. and Devarix G. Johnson. Witnesses: P.G. GAINES and Eugene MAGEVENEY.

KENNEDY, WILLIAM H. 16 Dec 1839 He wills his entire estate to his wife, Mary Jane, (see will of Jane GATEWOOD) but instructs her to take two of his four sisters to live with her and support them. His sisters are Elizabeth, Catharine, Mary and Ellen. "Should either or anyone of them, living with her, become disrespectful, as they are yet but children, she is always at liberty to exchange such one for an­ other." He leaves his brother, Jacob L., land in Arkansas and a gold pencil case to his good friend, Cesario BIAS. William holds a note for $200 on his father which he bequeaths to him; and he offers his father land in Shelby Co if he desires to remove there. Executors: John Timothy TREZEVANT, Willie B. MILLER and Jacob W. MOON. Wit­ nesses: John Pollard Trezevant, J.W. Moon, Lewis SHANKS and Jeptha HARRISON.

KIMBROUGH, MARGARET 6 Aug 1835 Proven Nov 1835 This is a Codicil to the original will in which she left a negro man, Leman, to Nancy I./J. CARR and now gives him to Martha Kimbrough; and a negro woman, Eady, to William A. Kimbrough and now gives to daughter, Martha Kimbrough, and her heirs. Witnesses: D. DUNN and W.W. TUCKER.

LUNDY, JOSHUA C. 26 Nov 1833 Recorded 5 Dec 1850 "now on my death bead as I be­ lieve & perfectly in my senses," Joshua directs that his estate be sold and divided between his wife, Sally Betsy, and children - Mary Elizabeth Parham Lundy, Mildred Williamson Lundy, Connelia Louisa and Susan Hall Lundy and any that shall be law­ fully born to me. Executor: Nathanal ANDERSON Witnesses: Thos. HOLEMAN, Wyatt CHRISTIAN and Fred Christian. Written in pencil on the side of the will beside the witnesses' names was "handwriting pro? by Fith/Fitts? and W.P. MATHES/MATHEWS." Winter 1987 171

ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE WILLS Abstracts from Book I, 1796-1811 Abstracted from Tennessee State Library & Archives Microfilm, Roll No. 85 (Continued from Fall issue) p. 67 - Bond of James MENEES, Sheriff...John JAMES, Joseph ROBERTSON and Anderson CHEATHAM, Bondsmen. 23 Apr 1801. p. 68 - piA: John R. McSHEHER of Chowan Co NC to Thomas BRITAIN of Sumner Co TN ... to receive rents, sell land, execute deeds, etc...17 May 1800. Isaac WALTON, wit­ ness; proven Apr 1801 by Isaac Walton. p. 69 - PIA: John WALKER, planter, to Thomas LITTLE, Gentleman.•."to sue, arest, implead, imprison and Condemn any person owing or being indebted to me." 18 Jan 1802. Acknowledged in court Jan 1802. p. 70 - Receipts of Samuel HENRY (2 Aug 1800), John Henry (25 Feb 1801), Thos Henry (29 Jul 1800), and James Henry (2 Aug 1800) to Hugh Henry, Exec. of John Henry, decd . Witnessed by Isaac Henry; proven in open court Jul 1801 by Isaac Henry. p. 71 - Inventory of Benjm ROGERS, decd , 22 Feb l799 ...mostly clothes, a compass, ink stand, cash from William HOGG, "deeds and certificates for 1351 acres of land in the Bend of Tennessee & 2 Town Lots in Smithland." Jonathan DOWNEY, Admr., Jul180l. p. 72 - Account of estate of Matthew WILLIAMS, decd; WID DELOACH & Sugg FORT, Execs . ••.paid to: Jarv~s CORNWELL, John KNIGHT, William Fort, Tatum & Wiggins, Doc t B. RAWLINGS, Lemuel SUGG, Willm JOHNSON, B.A. ALLEN, Thos Johnson, Robert McCONNEL, John SUTTON, Hugh HENRY, Archer CHEATHAM, T. Johnson, David PATTERSON, Isaac MENEES, James EDMONSTON ...received from Jas McCARREL, WID DUNCAN, John DONELSON. Settlement Jul 1801 by Isaac DORTCH and Isaac PHILIPS, Commissioners. p. 74 - piA: Goodloe WARREN and John Warren of Person Co NC to Jas STUART .•.to transact business respecting "a Judgement Obtained by us against WID DOWNS" origin­ ally obtained in Georgia and finally in the court held for District of Mero. 27 May 1801. Saml DONELSON & Leml HENRY, witnesses. Proven Jul 1801 by Leml Henry. p. 75 - Will of John KITTS/GICTS [GISTS?] ••• son Peter Gicts... daus Elisabeth PLESLEY, Mary CRANE ...wife Nancy Gicts •..grandson John Gicts, the son of Mary Crane. James NORFLEET, Exec., 24 Nov 1801. Benja WOOD & Nicholas CONROD, witnesses. Proven Jan 1802 by Nicholas Conrod. p. 76 - Account of Abraham KOEN, decd, by Benja Koen, Admr .... includes money due from Benj~ Koen, David Koen and Reubin Koen. Jan 1802. p. 76 - Inv/Est of John KITTS, decd •.•livestock, household goods, tools. Jan 1802. p. 77 - Will of John TUCKER .•. to wife Jenny Tucker, eldest dau Mary Tucker, eldest son Enoch, Hannah, Henry, Nancy, Sarah, Margaret, Phebe, Riggs Tucker. Samuel HOLLIS, Exec., 17 Oct 1798. Danl HOGAN, Peter SPENCE, Gerge Y. GYE?, James HEROD & ThoS Herod, witnesses. Proven by Peter Spence Jan 1802.-- p. 78 - Will of William FORT .•. to wife Elisabeth Fort negro man David, negro girl Rose, "also the Money which she has in her possession, which has derived from the 172 "Ansearchin'" News

Robertson County, Tennessee Wills (continued)

Estate of her Father & Mother, deed", use of negro woman Rachel••• all children now minors: Jeremiah H., Sarah, James, William N., Jacob, Josiah and Marah Fort. Jere­ miah HILLARD of NC, Andw JACKSON of TN, Josiah FORT, Joseph WIMBERLEY, Elias Fort, Sugg Fort and "all my Sons as above Named", Executors; dated 18 Nov 1801. Witnessed by Saml STEELE, David SMITH & ThoS MORTON. Proven Jan 1802 by David Smith. p. 80 - Inv/Est of Alexr CROMWELL, deed, 16 Jan l802 ••.household goods & tools... Debts due the estate: Richard MOULDEN, Joseph FICKLAND, Lemuel SUGG, Isaac PHILIPS, Armstead ANDERSON, wm BRASEL, Henry HICKS and David SMITH. p. 81 - Inv/Est of Danl HOLLAND, decd.•• contains negro boy Dave about 12 years old, stock, household goods, tools. Delivered by Administrator Oct 1801. p. 82 - Acc/S of Daniel HOLLAND, deed, by Elisabeth Holland, Admirx , and Thomas WOODARD, "Cryer", Jan 1802. Purchasers include:

Elisabeth Holland Thos Littlepage Elisha Herndon Thos Woodard Saml Orr Peter Cartwright Joel Harvey Eppa Lawson David Smith Elias Fort, Senr wm Deloach wm Dorris Eli Jones John Lipscomb ThoS Little Willie Holland L~ml Sugg wm Stark Francis Boren Arthur Pitt Jas Menees Reubin Bailey John McElhainy John Williams B.A. Allen Bryant Oneal Willie Skinner Gorum [sic] Josiah Skinner Robert Pacely John Cromwell Johnson [sic] p. 84 - piA: John DUNN and Margaret Karr Dunn, his wife, to James KARR, to sell land in Wythe Co VA. 19 Apr 1802. p. 85 - Inv/Est of William FORT, deed, taken 12 Mar 1802 by Josiah Fort and Elias Fort Jr, Executors. Includes three pages of household goods and livestock, and 26 negroes, one of whom, little Rose, was given as a bequest.

p. 88 - Sale of Abraham KOEN's property, 30 Jan l802 ...reports items sold, including a Bible and hymn book. No executor named. Recorded Apr 1802.

p. 89 - Bond of James MENEES, Sheriff••. Benjamin Menees and George BRISCOE, Bonds­ men. 20 Jul 1802.

p. 90 - Account of estate of John PINKLEY, deed, by Peter Pinkley, Admr ..•cash paid H. JOHNSON, James DOHERTY, John PHILIPS, Anderson CHEATHAM, ThoS Johnson.•• George BRISCOE.

p. 91 - Will of Thomas STARK ..• to wife Rachel Stark••. to son Walter Stark, negro man Ned "which I had from wm HAGGARD ••. " .••grandson Thomas Stark, son of James Stark. Rachel Stark and son Walter Stark, Executors, 17 Jul 1800. Witnesses were Thomas JOHNSON, William GRIMES & James STARK. Proven Jul 1802 ~y Johnson and Grimes.

p. 93 - Will of John TENNISON ...to my son John Tennison 200 acres••• to my wife [not named] 100 acres of land "I bought of John VAUGHAN" ...son Thomas Tennison, minor •.. "to Robert Tennison & Lotty Tennison, and to Ellender and to Judy and to Nancy Ten­ nison, I do cut o! them last five Names with five Shillings a piece." Joel Vaughan and wm SALE, witnesses; proved by both witnesses Jul 1802. Winter 1987 173

Robertson County, Tennessee Wills (continued)

p. 94 - Will of John HARDIN •.•wife E1isabeth... 1and warrant in Colo BARTON's office to "my three boys John Hardin and David Hardin and Moses Hardin...my two daughters Betsey and Margaret." Wife, Elisabeth, Executrix, 28 Apr 1802. Robert GUTREY, John PARKS, witnesses; proven Ju1 1802 by John Parks.

p. 95 - Bond of James MENEES, Sheriff...Baze1 BOREN, Jacob YOUNG, John BROOKS, Bondsmen. 20 Ju1 1802

p. 96 - Inv/Est of Nath1 ROGERS, decd.•.inc1udes a note on Eppa LAWSON. Thair? Rogers, Administrator. Oct Term 1802.

p. 96 [sic] - Report of James MENEES, Tax Collector, 20 Ju1 1802 •••Mi1es KERBY, Chas WHEATON, J. ROBERTSON, Commissioners.

p. 97 - Sales of the estate of William FORT, decd , taken 18 Mar 1802 ...1ists only items sold and amount paid..•negroes hired out named: Luke, Jack, Frank, Hannah and child, Tempey. Oct 1802.

p. 98 - Inv/Est of Dickeson CARR, decd, 15 Oct 1802 by John Carr, Admr ...inc1udes five negroes [not named], and notes on General ROBERTSON, A. BIRD, L. Carr, J. STEPHENSON, C. HALL. Jan Court 1803.

p. 99 - Inv/Est of Samuel TUCKER, decd • by Elisabeth Tucker & Chas SIMMONS .•. inc1udes 220 acres of land, 2 town lots, negro girl, livestock and household goods. Jan 1803.

p. 100 - Amount of John TENNISON's estate, 2 Dec 1802, Joel VAUGHAN, Admr . Jan 1803.

p. 101 - Inv/Est of John TUCKER, decd...inc1udes 5 negroes,; note of wm KARR & John FLYNN to Thos NORRIS; notes on Lawrence THOMPSON, ThoS FARMER, George BRISCOE, James WILLIAMS, John ROBINS, wm Briscoe. John D. Robins, Admr . Jan Term 1803.

p. 102 - Supplementary inventory of Nath1 ROGERS, decd , by Theor? Rogers, Admr •.. cash from Willie HOLLAND. Jan Term 1803.

p. 103 - Acc/S of John TUCKER, decd , 4-5 May 1802 ... inc1udes household goods, live­ stock, tools, farm implements, and negroes hired until 5 Jan 1803 [1 man & 3 women, not named]. John D. ROBINS, Admr . p. 105 - Valuation of estate of Nath1 ROGERS, decd , 4 Jan 1803 ..• inc1udes livestock, furniture and too1s...note on Eppa LAWSON ..•"cash from HOLLAND." John PHILIPS and Thos JOHNSON, sworn appraisers. p. 106 - piA: Philemon THOMAS of Mason Co KY to William VAWTER of Woodford Co KY •.• to be his agent in Tennessee. 8 Ju1 1801. Certified by ThoS SLOO? and Joseph DESHA, J.P.s of Mason Co KY. p. 107 - piA: Ue1 LAMKIN of Livingston Co KY to Jonathan RAMSEY of the same •.. to convey a tract of 200 acres of land in Robertson Co TN to Thomas HOPKINS. 11 Sep 1802. Attested by William BRISCOE; proven by same Jan Term 1803. p. 108 - Bond of James MENEES, Sheriff...Wi11iam ARMSTRONG, Philip PARCHMENT, Bonds­ men. 19 Apr 1803. 174 "Ansearchin'" News

Robertson County, Tennessee Wills (continued) p. 109 - Will of William McCLISH ..•to wife Jane negro Jim, negro woman Cynth, girl Kate, "all negro slaves"... to son John (minor) negro boy Harry, negro girl Beck..• to Elisabeth WALKER, sister to my wife, "one little Yellow Negro Girl called Sylva". George LAMB and wife, Jane McClish, sole Executors, 13 Nov 1802. Witnessed by Peter REN!FRO, William CALDWELL & John JOHNSON; proven Apr 1803 by Rentfro and Johnson. p. 112 - Will of William SANDERS .••to wife Sarah all my property... sons Garbriel and James; dau Ellither; sons Isaac & Andrew; married daus Sarah GENT/JENT, Mary LEWIS, Elisabeth MILES, Fanny EVANS, Rachel MOAK! & Lydia BASS. Son, Isaac Sanders, and Jacob Lewis, Executors. 13 Dec 1802. Benjamin DARROW, wit.; proven by same Apr 1803. p. 114 - piA: George W. DARNALL of Montgomery Co TN to brother Nicklass Danell and friend Hadin WELLS ••• to be his agents for money and land in Robertson Co. Attested by Jas MENEES & Jamima Menees. 13 May 1803. Recorded Jul 1803 Court. p. 115 - Ace/Est of Abraham KOEN, decd•..mentions Robert B. SAPPINGTON, Benjn Koen, Francis HARDGRAVES accounts.•.legatees: Danl Koen, David Koen, Leml Koen, Deleveranc GRAY, John B. JACKSON, Vince~ CARTRIGHT, Benja Koen ...notes on Reuben Koen, Danl ­ Koen & David Koen. Hardy S. BRYAN & wm CONNELL, commissioned to settle the estate with Benjn Koen, Admr • No date given. p. 116 - Inventory of wm MORRIS, deed. 9 dolrs & 50 cents as pr B.A. ALLEN's Letter filed. Joseph WOOLFOLK, Admr • Delivered into court Jul 1803. ThoS JOHNSON, C.R.C. p. 117 - Acc/S of Samuel TUCK, deed, 27 Jan l803 ...stock, tools & household goods. p. 118 - Add/Inv of wm FORT, deed, by Josiah and Elias Fort, Executors. Jul 1803. p. 119 - Acc/S of the estate of wm FORT, deed, by Executors, 18 Nov l802•.• includes livestock, household goods, pair of money scales...hire of negroes for year: Jack, Luke, Simon, Allen, Jim, Frank & family, Hannah & child, little Frank, Ephraim, Tempy, Isaac, old Sam & family. p. 121 - Inv/Est of wm McCLISH "which is to be sold, or divided when his son arrives of Age" ..•livestock & tools. Appraised by John NESBETT, ThoS SIMPSON, Robert Nesbe!, Saml B. WALKER; sworn to before William CONNELL, J.P., 16 Jul 1803. p. 122 - Acc/S of Joseph CARMACK, deed, 2 Feb l799 ...purchasers include:

Isaac Dorris Anderson Cheatham Isaac Johnson James Macke ThoS Henry ThoS Christmas ThoS Johnson Robt Head Isaac Weakly J. McNeces? Robt Campbell Elijah Lancaster Andw Irwin Thos McIntosh B. Porter John Dorris ThoS Hutcheson Robt Megah/Mizah Mrs. Carmack James Bell John Cheatham Ge O Campbell JaS England Hugh Henry p. 123 - Inv/Est of Capt Edward BUTLER, deed, by Isabella Butler & wm P. ANDERSON, Admrs ••• includes slaves (not named), books, livestock, furniture, household goods ..• accounts due the estate: "cash due Captn E. Butler, Deed, for his Services as a Captn in the Army of the U. States.•• from the 22nd day of May 1802 up to the 6th day of May 1803..."; notes on: John MATTHEWS, wm K. BLUE (dated 28 Jul 1795), Peter BRANT, Lieut. ThoS UNDERWOOD. Delivered into Court Jul 1803. Winter 1987 175

Robertson County, Tennessee Wills (continued) p. 126 - Inventory of John WADE, deed, by JaS ROBERTSON, Admr •..consists of horse, saddle, bridle and clothing. Delivered into court Oct 1803.

p. 126 - Sale of John KITTS, 13 Feb l802 ...purchasers include: John CRANE, Aaron WINTERS, James NORFLEET, Benjn M!NEES Esqr, James BANKSTON. Recorded Oct 1803.

p. 127 - Bond of Benjamin MENEES Jr, Deputy Sheriff...Benjamin Menees sr, Philip PARCHMONT,. Will FLEWELLIN, Bondsmen. 9 May 1804. p. 128 - piA: Lemuel SUGG to Will FORT ... to receive money, goods, etc., due him as heir of Aquila Sugg, deed. Sugg Fort & Josiah Fort, witnesses. 7 Apr 1798. p. 128 - Inventory of " ADAIR", made by Whetmill HARRINGTON 8 May l804...con- sisted of 3 horses, two saddles, 3 bridles, pair of saddle bags & one great coat.

p. 129 - The report of John PHILIPS & Martin DUNCAN, appointed to settle with the Admrx of Daniel HOLLAND, decd .•.hire of negroes (not named) for 2 years...legatees included Saml WILBURN, James RICE, Jeremiah STARKS, Henry SMITH. 3 Feb 1804. "By keeping 4 Minor Legatees of sd Estate for 1803, 1804, 1805 - Jas HUTCHESON and Benjn MENEES. Feb 1806.

p. 130 - Will of Thomas NORRIS ...to son Thomas Norris 100 acres of land..•wife Jenny Norris..•minor sons William & Nicholas Norris...son James Norris 86 acres.•• sons John & Edmund Norris land on Duck River... daus Jenny PARKER, Nancy Norris, Mary LOWRY ••• "I wish my Wife to let Elizabeth CHAMBERS free after Her Decease if she should not be free by Law." Executors: Jenny Norris & Thomas Norris. Witnessed by Daniel HOGAN & William Norris; no date. Proven Aug 1804 by William Norris. p. 132 - Bond of John CHEATHAM, Sheriff...Will MILSAP, Joseph ROBERTSON and Joseph CASTLEBERRY, Bondsmen. 7 Aug 1804. p. 133 - Tax report of James MENEES, Collector for 1800, 1801, 1802 & l803 .•.audited by Wyatt BISHOP, Charles WHEATON and Abram PHILIPS. p. 135 - PIA: Will ATKINS, John YOES & Nathan Yoes to Willian CONNELL and Giles Con­ nell, "our trusty friends & brothers", to receive their part of the estate of their father-in-law, Giles Connell, deed, of Spartenburgh District, SC. 2 Jun 1804. Wit­ nessed by Ambrose HUTCHISON & Pray WHIPPLE; proven Nov 1804 by Pray Whipple. p. 136 - piA: Burrell BUNN of Nash Co NC to Josiah FORT of Robertson Co ... to be my agent to collect rents; 14 May 1804. William ARRINGTON, Roger REESE, witnesses. pp.135-136 - [Inserted loose paper] R. MURPHY to William SEAL Debit 1824 Nov to Probate and State Tax in deed from G. Murphy .34 Do Do and Deed GREEN to FAUCETT .28~ " " COX TO Green .28~ " " Richd JONES to Will MONTGOMERY .35 1.26 p. 137 - Account of Josiah FORT, County Treasurer, for 1797-1804•••mentions error in ThoS STRAIN's Certificate. Audited 6 Nov 1804 by Charles WHEATON, Wyatt BISHOP and Abram PHILIPS, Commissioners. 176 "Ansearchin'" News

Robertson County, Tennessee Wills (continued) p. 139 - Will of James HUNT ••• to wife Mary Hunt negro men Martin & Nance ...one dol­ lar each to son Henry Hunt, daus Lucy TEASLEY & Mary JONES, sons Moses Hunt & James Hunt; son Shadrack Hunt, negro girl Milly (to live with her mother and Mary Hunt un­ til she is 8 years old); one dollar to daus Agness COONE & Judah GUFFTON; son Wil­ liam Hunt 100 acres of land, to begin at Samuel WEAKLEY's corner; sons Matthew & Sion Hunt; son John Hunt 540 acres of land and negro woman Silvey. Sons Sion and John Hunt named Executors, 22 Aug 1803. Witnessed by Miles KERBY & John HYDE; proven by both Feb 1805. p. 142 - Will of Thomas BIRD ••.all my property to wife Jane Bird...children (not named), 6 Jan 1805. James CRABTREE, wm ARMSTRONG, Jacob BROWN, witnesses. Proven Feb Term 1805 by James Crabtree. p. 143 - Bond of John B. CHEATHAM, Collector.•. Edward Cheatham, wm JOHNSON, May 1805. p. 144 - Will of Richard JONES (B) ...wife Martha Jones ...minor sons Thomas & John Jones ••• to wife negroes Sib, Peter, Isham, Nancy & children John & Salina, Acey, Sue & youngest child Humphrey ..."Negroes devised Her [wife Martha] by her Father, Deed, to be Disposed of amongst Her Children as she shall think proper"...to my son Rich­ ard H. Jones the "Bonds I hold on John MORGAN of the County of Amelia, VA"; negroes David Humphrey, Nancy & Tab; "the gift made him by his Grandfather Rowland Ward of Mingo ... to dau Martha Jones negroes Judy & Jinny; "I also give to Wood Jones, her Husband, a free Discharge from the payment of all Monies I have from time to time let him have" ... to dau Dorothy C. Jones, Salina & her future increase... to son Thomas Jones, John - son of Nancy •.. to son John, Edward WARD •.. three youngest chil­ dren are minors. Peter Jones (P) & Edward Ward, Executors, 31 Jan 1805. Witnessed by Samuel SCOTT, D. SAYRE, Peter HOWSON & Edward Jones. "It is my Will that my Estate be neither Inventoried or appraised." Codicil: ... to dau Martha Jones negro girl Sally, whom "Martha is at liberty to will amongst her children as she may think proper." Proven May 1805 by Samuel Scott and Edward Jones. p. 147 - Inv/Est of James HUNT, deed, by Sion and Jno Hunt 13 Apr l805 ... included 640 acres, negro man Martin, negro woman Sylvia, negro girl Milly, negro boy Squire, stock, household goods, Bible and books. Recorded May 1805. p. 148 - P/A: Moses ARMSTRONG of Claiborne Co, Mississippi Territory, to James STEWART ..• to recover money owed by M. David SMITH of Elk Mills on Red River in TN or KY. Isaac DORTCH & David FELCKNER, wits., 15 Dec 1804; proven May 1805 by Dortch. p. 149 - Account of the estate of wm FORT, decd...money received from notes on: John Pennington Jonathan Stevenson Lemuel Sugg Elijah Tubes Reubin [sic] Stothart & Bell Archer Cheatham Charles Miles Alexander Brown wm Black & Co Joseph B. Neville Giles Connell James Long Deaderick & Tatum John James John Harrel Moses Shelby David Smith Elisha Petant wm Philips Archabald Mahon Sugg Fort wm Connell A. Shepard & Co Matthew Williams Doc t Moses Steel James Boles Thomas Keefe Thos Clinton Henry Smith •..money paid out for services, taxes & supplies include the names of: Jeremiah Fort, STEEL for schooling, Elias Fort, Eliz Fort, Jas McFARTIN, Simon, Allen, Nancy, Archer, wm Fort, Danl WODDARD, Saml CALDWELL, David McFADDING. Audited by James H. BRYAN, Isaac DORTCH and Jas NORFLEET,S Aug 1805. (to be continued) Winter 1987 177

FRANCIS ASBURY·S TRAVELS IN TENNESSEE By Betsy Foster West (Continued from Fall issue)

True to his "methodical" heritage, Bishop Francis Asbury planned the year 1803 along the same pattern he had formed for his travel - winter in the south, and spring and summer in New England, leaving the western circuit for fall and his re­ turn to the south. By September he was crossing a corner of present-day West Vir­ ginia into the new state of Ohio. This territory had been admitted to the Union on March 1st of that year with a population of about 100,000, but in 1796 it was still a wilderness. In that year the Federal Government had granted to Ebenezer Zane a tract of land on the Muskingum River on the condition that he open a road across southern Ohio. Asbury remarked " ••. it is but four years since Zane opened the road for the general government through the wilderness so lately called, and now there are the towns of Marietta at the mouth of the Muskingum, of about one thousand houses; Cincinnati, containing as many; Hamilton, of five hundred houses; and many others whose names are scarcely fixed." The Asbury party crossed the Ohio River and rode to the Kentucky Confer­ ence, which was held in Harrison County, not far from Cynthiana, and by October 8th, the bishop was again headed down the Wilderness Road toward East Tennessee. The min­ isters accompanying him were McKendree, Garratt, Douthet and Granade. 14 Oct 1803 - "We came to Hunt's at Claibornes court house (Ta~ewell) and next day reached Martin Stubblefield's." The Stubblefield brothers, Thomas, Joseph and Martin, lived at County Line between Bean Station and Morristown. Martin was later killed by his runaway team in Cincinnati, where he was buried. Asbury's observations continue: "What a road we have passed! certainly the worst on the whole continent, even in the best weather; yet bad as it was, there were four or five hundred cross­ ing the rude hills whilst we were. I was powerfully struck with the consideration that there were at least as many thousand emigrants annually from east to west; we must take care to send preachers after these people•..A man who is well mounted will scorn to complain of the roads when he sees men, women, and children, almost naked, paddling bare-foot and bare-legged along, or labouring up the rocky hills, whilst those who are best off have only a horse for two or three children to ride at once. If these have little or nothing to eat, it is no extraordinary circumstance; and not uncommon to encamp in the wet woods after night - in the mountains it does not rain, but pours••. I too have my sufferings...no room to retire to - that in which you sit common to all, crowded with women and children, the fire occupied by cooking•..soli­ tude not to be found, unless you choose to run out into the rain•••but the people are amongst the kindest souls in the world. But kindness will not make a crowded log cabin, twelve feet by ten, agreeable; without are cold and rain; and within, six adults and as many children, one of which is all motion; the dogs too must sometimes be admitted. On Saturday, at Felix Ernest's, I found that amongst my other trials, I had taken the itch; and considering the filthy houses and filthy beds I have met with in coming from the Kentucky Conference, it is perhaps strange that I have not caught it twenty times•.. " 24 Oct 1803 - "we came off in earnest; refreshed at Isaiah Harrison's, and continued on to the Paint mountain, passing the road newly made, which makes the road down to Paint Creek much better. I lodged with Mr. Neilson, who treated me like a minister, a Christian, and a gentleman." From this point, Asbury entered North Carolina. Is it any wonder that he did not return to Tennessee and Kentucky until l805! On October 25th, 1805 he was again entering Tennessee on the Wilderness Road and remarked "the road was bad.••Our carriage had nearly upset. I am decided 178 "Ansearchin'" News

Francis Asbury's Travels in Tennessee (continued) to take the Cumberland path hereafter..•" The party rested a day at the Stubble­ field's, then the diary continues: 17 Oct 1805 - "We crossed Main Holston and came into Tennessee, and put into Colonel Conaway's, Little Nolachiskey; we rested here on Friday (18 Oct). At Moses Ellis's, on Saturday, we saw Moses Black and his wife - he about forty, and she fifteen; such are the wise contracts Methodist preachers sometimes make. Sunday ••• we passed Quorton's ferry upon Great Nolachucky. In crossing the Paint Mountain, on Monday, we rode up, and walked down; and I sprained my ankle." So ended another dreary trip across the mountains. The notes in the 1958 edition say that Moses Black was serving the Nollichucky Circuit. He was admitted to the conference in 1796 and located in 1806 but was readmitted in 1808. He died while serving Carter's Valley Circuit in Hawkins County, TN on 10 Feb 1809. Almost another year passed, and Asbury returned to Tennessee, this time entering from Virginia. 2 Sep 1806 - "I was weak, but attended the appointment of the stationed preacher, A. Houston •..next day I rode thirty miles over to Edward Cox's." 4 Sep 1806 - "I lodged at the widow Lewis's, on Beaver Creek." 6 Sep 1806 - "I preached at Charles Helton's, upon Main Holston ••• " 7 Sep 1806 - "We crossed Holston at the mouth of watauga: the Sabbath I do not usually employ in travelling - sometimes when I fall in with the circuit prea­ chers. I was very close in my discourse at Dingworth's•.• I lodged at William Nelson's an ancient home and stand for Methodists and Methodist preaching••. " 20 Sep 1806 - "The Western Conference commenced its sitting..•The Missis­ sippi missionary preachers could not be spared, they thought, from their work, and therefore did not come .••I preached a funeral discourse on the death of our dear friend Whatcoat .•• " The notes say that this conference was held at Ebenezer meetinghouse in Greene County, and that Bishop Richard Whatcoat had died on 5 Jul 1806 in the home of Richard Bassett at Dover, Delaware. So, another year passed. As Asbury grew older, the entries in his journal grew shorter. His Ten­ nessee entry for 1807 covers less than a week, but this visit did not include a Con­ ference meeting. Moreover, the Asbury party travelled over roads well-known and already described in the journal, namely the Wilderness Road from Kentucky and the roads across Greene County to North Carolina. After remarking about the "serious want of water, generally, in the western lands", the journal entry reads: 12 Oct 1807 - "We had a heavy ride to Holston, forty miles. We stopped with Martin Stubblefield." 13 Oct 1807 - "Tuesday we rested; and it may be allowed, considering our six days ride through heat, great heat and drought ..•" 16 Oct 1807 - "We reached Wamping's. I suffered much today; but an hour's warm bath for my feet relieved me considerably." 17 Oct 1807 - "On Saturday we rode to Killian's." One might wonder if the great drought referred to here could have caused a general migration further west, or northwest into the new state of Ohio. The notes of the 1958 edition give us no clue as to who "Wamping" might be, but he must have lived in Greene County, because the entry of 17 Oct 1807 appears under the heading of North Carolina. In 1808 Bishop Asbury entered Tennessee from south central Kentucky, the cave area of Warren County, near Bowling Green. This year he would spend a month at­ tending a conference and travelling across the Cumberlands to East Tennessee. 23 Sep 1808 - "Friday evening brought us up at brother Porter's, from Maryland, now of Warren County. On Saturday we came upon the camp with Bishop Winter 1987 179

Francis Asbury's Travels in Tennessee (continued)

McKendree. On Sunday we had preaching as usual .•.We came no farther than Woodard's on Monday." The Warren County referred to above must be the one in Kentucky, because Asbury's party had just come from the Green River area of Kentucky, through Warren County and on to Nashville. McKendree had been elected Bishop at the General Con­ ference held at Baltimore in May and was en route to the Western Conference to be held at the home of Green Hill in Williamson County, TN. 27 Sep 1808 - " .•.we passed through Nashville. This town has greatly im­ proved in eight years. There are several valuable houses built, an elegant court house, and a college. We put in at Green Hill's, Williamson County." Green Hill's home, Liberty Hill, was located near present Brentwood; the church he built nearby was also called Liberty Hill. This was McKendree's "home conference" where he had been presiding Elder; it was the first conference where he presided as a bishop. Here he first introduced the "cabinet" of Presiding Elders as participants in the work of making the appointments of the preachers, a strange and not entirely pleasing innovation to Asbury. 1 Oct 1808 - "I began conference...Our conference was a camp meeting, where the preachers ate and slept in tents. We sat six hours a day, stationed eighty-three preachers, and all was peace...We made a regulation respecting slavery: it was that no member of society, or preacher, should sell or buy a slave unjustly, inhumanly or covetously; the case, on complaint, to be examined for a member by the quarterly meeting; and for a preacher an appeal to an annual conference. Where guilt was proved the member to be expelled. The families of the Hills, Sewalls, and Cannon were greatly and affectionately attentive to us." 8 Oct 1808 - "We came rapidly to Stone's River, and thence to Crane's••• " 9 Oct 1808 - "At the meeting house I preached...I called on Hardy Hunt." On his way to the Holston country, Asbury crossed Stones River and pro- ceeded by way of the present Lebanon and Carthage. Henry Boehm, who had been appointed to travel with Asbury, states in his Reminiscences, Historical and Bio­ graphical, of Sixty-Four Years in the Ministry (1865) "Everywhere the old and the new bishops were objects of interest, and their appearance hailed with joy. On Mon­ day we reached Dr. Henry Tooley's. This a family of note, and their house one of the best of homes. Here we rested and refitted and prepared to climb the mountains and to penetrate the wilderness." 12 Oct 1808 - "The rain caught us on Wednesday, and fell on us with little intermission until we got to our home at Shaw's in Carthage. On Thursday evening I came in very unwell to Johnson's. We had not above fifty travellers in company! At Hailey's next night, we were not so crowded and did better. There is order observed under this roof. We breakfasted at S.W. Point on Saturday, and then hastened on to Winton's ••• I preached on the Sabbath at Winton's Chapel ...after preaching we crossed Holston and rode ten miles to meet the people at John Saffle's." This segment of the journey eastward was somewhat familiar to the "old bishop", for it was the same route he had traveled in 1802, but some of the names of the settlers are different. Shaw at Carthage was an old friend, but Johnson was a new name here. The Rhea map locates Johnston's Stand at the point where Overton, Fentress and Morgan Counties met in 1832, which appears to be somewhere within the triangle formed by present-day Monterey, Mayland and Plateau in Putnam and Cumber­ land Counties. Perhaps this is the place where the Asbury party stopped. Hailey is not identified, but he lived between Crossville and Kingston, if not in Kingston. John Winton was also an old friend (see A.N., Vol. 34, No.3). The notes say that John Saffle lived near a small church close to Middle Settlement in Blount County, which is the oldest church in that county. 180 "Ansearchin'" News

Francis ASbury's Travels in Tennessee (continued)

17 Oct 1808 - "We started in the rain on Monday to Maryville, called upon Mark Moore, and continued to Esquire Black's and lodged." 18 Oct 1808 - "Tuesday, came to Mitchell Porter's, on Pigeon River; Wednes­ day rain, Thursday, rain; we crossed the river twice ...On Friday James Riggan came twenty miles. breasting the rains and plunging through the swollen streams, to see me ...We started away on Saturday, wade or swim, foul or fair, across the east forks of Little and Great Pigeon; the waters were full enough." Mark Moore had joined the conference in 1786 and was alternately a local and a traveling preacher until his final location in 1820. At this time he was a local preacher living near Maryville, TN. Squire Black lived between Maryville and Sevierville. Mitchell Porter was host to Asbury on 1 Nov 1802. 23 Oc·t 1808 - "Sunday, at O'Haver's a camp meeting had been appointed by the preachers and people. Bishop McKendree and brother Boehm spoke, as well as bro­ ther Blackman and myself. Brother Bowman spoke at night.•.Our party came away to George Wells's. On Tuesday we rode twenty miles to the Warm Springs, and next day reached Buncombe •.. " John O'Haver was an old friend of Asbury's, but the preachers Bowman and Blackman are not identified. George Wells evidently lived twenty miles west of the Tennessee/North Carolina line where Warm Springs is located. The reference to Bun­ combe refers to Asheville, NC. While he was in Asheville, Bishop Asbury stayed with Henry Erwin, "a chief man." Erwin was born in Virginia in 1773 and died in Bedford County, Tennessee in 1833. He went to North Carolina in 1790 and was a merchant and innkeeper at Wilkesboro. He represented Wilkes County in the House of Commons in 1800 and was the first postmaster of Asheville. In his journal Asbury commented "Henry Boehm went to Pigeon Creek to preach to the Dutch." Boehm had left after the camp meeting at O'Haver's campground in Cocke County, TN and had made a detour to preach to the German-speaking people on the Pigeon River of western North Carolina. Once more the aging bishop completed his round of duties to the Western District and headed south for the winter. By 1809, the camp meetings had grown in popularity and fervor; Asbury listed four in the Muskingum District of Ohio, and seventeen in the Miami District. Indiana District also held seventeen meetings. After completing the Ohio Conference, the traveling preachers and both bishops crossed Kentucky; Bishop McKendree and Thomas Lasley turned southwest to the Cumberland District, while Asbury and Henry Boehm took the Wilderness Road to Cumberland Gap and the Holston country. 19 Oct 1809 - "Came away on Thursday across Powell's and Clinch Rivers, and reached Cheek's for the night.••We crossed Holston at Marshall's ford on Satur­ day. Squire Read has built a neat pine chapel in a short time. We lodged with him." Mr. Cheek is not identified, but Squire Read was Phelps Read, whose chapel was located south of Marshall's ford and two miles east of Morristown, TN. 22 Oct 1809 - "Sabbath. I gave them a discourse on Rom. xii, 6-20. Patti­ son, Stier and Boehm followed ••• I spoke at Benjamin Van Pelt's on Monday •••at War­ rensburg next day •.. We dined with the elders of the house of Conway, and lodged with the only son, Thomas Conway. Preached at O'Haver's chapel on Wednesday. Dined and came on to friend Ellis's. We suppose we have made three hundred and forty miles since we left Cincinnati .••I preached at Harrison's chapel .•• " Of the three ministers who were traveling with Asbury, two were assigned to Tennessee: William Pattison was serving Nolichucky Circuit, and Frederick Stier was Presiding Elder of the Holston Districe. Henry Boehm, of course, was assigned to travel with Bishop Asbury. Van Pelt's was on Lick Creek in Greene County (see 28 May 1790), and Warrensburg was not far away, at the juncture of Little Chucky and Winter 1987 181

Francis Asbury's Travels in Tennessee (continued)

Nolichucky Rivers, still in Greene County. Henry Conway was the head of a notable family; two of his daughters married sons of Gov. John Sevier. O'Haver, Ellis and Harrison were old friends. Harrison's chapel was on the south side of Nolichucky in Greene County. This route was the same one Asbury had used for so many years; sure­ ly there were minor changes, but few choices could be offered in such a rugged ter­ rain. New settlers heard his preaching, but it was with the old and true friends that he stopped. Two of these old friends were hosts to Bishop Asbury and his aide, Henry Boehm, when they returned to Tennessee in 1810. Accompanied by Bishop McKendree and James Gwinn, they were entering Middle TN from the south-central route in Kentucky. 14 Nov 1810 - "Thursday, a damp heavy ride brought us in about three o'clock to James Gwinn's ...The advantages of being on horseback are that I can bet­ ter turn aside to visit the poor, I can get along more difficult and intricate roads, I shall save money to give away to the needy, and lastly, I can be more tender to my poor, faithful beast. Friday, rested, fasted, read, wrote letters. Saturday, visit­ ed James McKendree, lately from Virginia. James Gwinn was a preacher who lived near Fountain Head in Sumner County, TN. He was a pioneer and a chaplain in Andrew Jackson's army at the Battle of New Orleans. One of his sons, WID M. Gwinn, became a member of the u.~. Senate. James McKendree was the brother of Bishop William McKendree. He also lived in Sumner County, as did his father. 18 Nov 1810 - "Sabbath, I rode to Gwinn's Chapel - a nice building. Be­ hind it the cabins and the ground make a charming square for a camp meeting. Monday, we had a damp muddy ride to friend Haines's. His wife was surprised - she recollec­ ted me. How frequently we find our wandering sheep in traveling! ...Lodged with John McGee. Tuesday to Dr. Tooley's. Wednesday, a ride of thirty miles brought us to Shaw's. Thursday, fifteen miles to breakfast at Quarles's; twenty-five miles to sup­ per at Elder Terry's. Friday, to the Crab Orchard; thence to Major Hailey's. Sat­ urday, to Kingston, thirteen miles; thence to Winton's twenty miles." This paragraph in the Journal outlines a week of the bishop's life. Some of the people he stayed with were old friends, but Haines, Quarles, Elder Terry and Major Hailey seem to be new hosts. Asbury must have known the Haines family in some other location, but at this time they were located between Fountain Head in Sumner County and Dixon Springs in Smith County. From Shaw's near Carthage, the party seemed to travel Highway 70N to its junction with Highway 70 near Crossville and Kingston. Note that this is the first time South West Point is referred to as Kings­ ton. Winton's is at Muddy Creek, near present Martel, 4 miles from Lenoir City, in Loudon County. 25 Nov 1810 - "Sabbath. I preached at Winton's ...a damp, cold, dreary rough ride brought us very hungry to Joseph Black's, where man and beast were fed, and kindly entertained. Tuesday we came to dinner to father Obadiah Fowler's, and then pushed on to Porter's. Snow most of the day ...Thursday we were in doubt wheth­ er we should take the old or the new route; we took Mahon's road and got along pretty well, thirty miles to the gate; the woman was sick, but the girls of the house were attentive and polite at Mr. Mahon's." From Winton's in Loudon County, the party pressed on toward the east to Maryville and beyond to Little River, near which Joseph Black lived, and to Fowler's on the west side of Little Pigeon River near Sevierville. Mitchell Porter lived three miles south of Sevierville on present Highway 71, between Sevierville and Gat­ linburg, near Porter's Chapel. The place is now called Zion Cemetery. Mahon's Road approximated present Highway 73 from Gatlinburg to Cosby, Cocke County, TN. The Mahon home stood at the point referred to as "the gate" where 182 "Ansearchin'" News

Francis Asbury's Travels in Tennessee (continued) the road from Newport intercepted. It was a toll gate; here Asbury and his party began to ascend the mountains. 30 Nov 1810 - "Friday, our troubles began at the foaming, roaring stream, which hid the rocks. At Cataloochee I walked over a log. But 0, the mountain ­ height after height, and five miles over! After crossing other streams, and losing ourselves in the woods, we came in about nine o'clock at night to Vater Shuck's. What an awful day! Saturday, December 1. Last night I was strongly afflicted with pain. We rode twenty-five miles to Buncombe." Once again the ailing bishop had crossed the Blue Ridge Mountains. Today a super-highway curves its serpentine way across the Tennessee-North Carolina line, but in 1810 men on horseback led horses across rocky, treacherous streams, even in December snowstorms, following the aboriginal Cataloochee trail. (to be concluded)

.. •• ASBURY'S 1810 ROUTE TO NORTH CAROLINA t • •

• t •• · <#'­ •• t- • • • COCKE CO • /" .. ,-'". "_.. , , • HAYWOOD CO '.~ Davenport .. ~_ . ..",."" ..r·· Gap o • 0 • u : u ~ .~ ~ t:>4 l?, .u ..... • 0 TENNESSEE C/) • U .. • • .-. t"-.J ...... • /' NORTH CAROLINA .....': ) .> 4000 ft . ", • ., Big Cata100chee Mtn. "../ ;:,u/~ ,r' " ...... Asbury's , 6122 ft. Crossing /

4000 ft. Winter 1987 183

INDEX TO LINCOLN COUNTY, TENNESSEE COUNTY COURT MINUTES, 1830 - 1833 Contributed by Jean Ridgway Bigger, CGRS 1002 Bragg Circle, Tullahoma, TN 37388 Transcribed from Tennessee State Library and Archives Microfilm (Continued from Fall 1987)

Names Pages _N_a_me_s---'-- --'-P_a..."g,;...e_s· _N_a_m_es---'-- --'-P_a..."g....e_s Names Pages

ROSEBORUGH James 438 ROT ON David 569 RUTHERFORD James 6 SAPPINGTON Cynthia ROSEBRAUGH AJ 136 ROUGHTON David 93 RUTLEDGE Ann Rebecca 536 Alexander 39 Jonah 1 95 328 James M 203 Samuel 96 128 ROUGHTORD Jonah 329 Catherine 507 Saunder's Co Capt William 36 129 ROUNDTREE Ann 277 Charles 94 95 200 450 ROSEBROUGH Capt 267 Polly 277 237 328 496 SAUNDERS David 158 A J -237 Sally 277 462 478 Charlie dec' d 507 182 185 Alexander 69 69 155 480 Isaac 95 328 476 James 402 467 205 Samuel (Emancipated) 482 507 SAWYEAR JC 274 Samuel 39 155 385 205 Joel 102 102 122 SAWYEARS John C 17 397 Sarah 479 190 383 3SS-404 430 267 William 175 177 178 Thomas 49 95 98 462 514 532 571 SAWYER John CJP 179 180 181 182 185 William 277 John 102 102 122 190 190 193 194 197 392 ROUNTREE Ann 130 474 507 SAWYERS AG 50 393 Polly 130 Rebuch A? 94 Allen 370 William G 21 Sally 130 William 3 167 507 Alvia 370 Rosebrough Co Capt Thomas 130 570 Elisha 370 450 William 130 RYLEY William 241 Ethen 370 Rosebrough's Co AJ ROWEL William 364 RYMES Koonrad 274 G W 307 363 Capt 450 ROWELL J W 491 Goerge W 370 Rosebroughs Co William 123 182 209 JC 183 186 William Capt 573 259 317 S Casper 373 James 370 ROSEN John 205 ROWTON J 49 SAINTCLAIR William John C 128 290 370 William 402 RUCKER Felia 41 142 144 184 218 182 ROSIN William 470 RUFFIN Blount B 181 SALLY Henry 158 John C. 4 ROSS Davis 173 197 SAMPLE JB 97 Madison 370 E 81 RUS John 311 SAMSON Samuel D 423 Payton R 370 PM 444 RUSE Jordon 46 Thomas G 328 William P 370 Peter 162 RUSSEAU Hillary 311 SANDEN John 56 William W 370 Peter M 10 43 121 RUSSEL Robert 212 Sander's Co Capt 426 SAWYERS? George W 168 272 292 322 445 RUSSELL Henry 491 573 167 490 559 Robert 508 SANDERS Capt 267 SCALES Constant 71 Peter W 563 RUST 294 295 587 David 129 175 177 71 Robert 221 E 49 61 166 216 275 178 179 180 181 184 SCISOM Damiel 601 WT 68 84 339 525 201 213 269 494 John A 601 William 173 E. 5 Ezekiel 284 SCIVALLY Daniel 372 William J 298 Enoch 72 92 93 96 Felix G 217 399 546 William L 488 104 121 128 131 148 Jacob 217 404 David 579 William P 334 165 173 187 197 211 James 427 467 John 372 William S 165 213 218 229 233 242 Joel B 149 360 Leah 372 William T 10 23 25 257 262 266 268 272 John 272 427 Rachel 372 43 65 76 78 85 113 287 288 316 324 334 John T 240 Scivaly's Co Capt 573 121 592 350 351 352 353 354 P 125 SCIVELY Daniel 373 ROSSEAU H 187 356 376 436 438 481 Westly 43 SCIVILY John 368 Hillar 146 191 200 496 502 536 564 263 SANDESS . Jacob 260 SCOTT Dicey 595 Hiller 145 271 97 SANDLEN J 31 32 41 Elias 376 ROSSINS William 547 Enos 79 John 33 38 39 39 40 James 259 ROSSON Henry B 174 James 93 216262 316 Nicholas 38 John 516 526 175 Nathaniel 190 SANDLIN J 28 34 John W 147 John dec'd 506 509 Samuel 187 255 256 John 218 Joseph 106 200 207 Joseph 506 509 258 259 SANSOM Samuel D 374 219 233 277 403 571 William 174 175 272 RUTH Capt 158 5 402 547 Thomas 370 506 509 Claiborn H 2i9 Thomas 277 William 294 295 296 ROTEN Jonah 43 Clayborne H 572 SANSON Samuel D 493 SCOTT (Cont'd) 184 "Ansearchin'" News

INDEX TO LINCOLN COUNTY, TENNESSEE COUNTY COURT MINUTES, 1830 - 1833 (continued)

Names Pages Names Pages Names Pages Names Pages

SCOTT William SHAW Thomas H SHIP (Cont'd) SILVERTOOTH (Cont'd) (Cont'd) (Cont'd) Lewis 243 254 272 422 Octavo 575 297 300 164 165 166 168 173 William 276 SIMMONS Capt 200 267 Wilson 427 183 200 201 205 230 SHIPP Daniel 131 Ambrose 334 SCURLOCK Joshua 212 230 233 236 238 241 Lewis 52 92 205 239 Benjamin 6 Thomas 466 273 275 277 278 292 242 Garret C 505 SEAHORN Gabriel 66 66 324 327 363 365 366 Mary 195 J 356 76 370 374 413 414 415 William 51 52 128 James 272 49 Gabril 150 422 429 443 450 458 SHIRLEY Paul 581 609 James A 49 95 226 SEAMONS- Joshua 50 58 462 462 479 487 521 SHOFNER Amanda M. 5 426 SEARCY Merit 70 219 522 537 543 559 569 Christopher 4 5 Jared 527 555 566 573 588 591 --367 459 Eliza W. 5 Jarred 356 363 369 Merrit 70 70 141 182 97 Elizabeth 5 512 571 572 186 ThomasH. 1 3 Jeptha H. 5 Jarret 195 SEAWRIGHT A 284 William 128 203 364 Martin K-:- 5 Jenid 324 Andrew 7 117 402 460 609 Matilda M. 5 Jerred 467 SEBASTIAN Isaac 425 SHAY Thomas 128 Nancy A..:.... 5 John 412 Joseph 230 SHEFFIELD C 368 Webb K. 5 Peter 505 SELLERS Eliza 206 Cordell 375 408 William J. 5 Simmons Co Capt 426 G W 226 276 353 SHELL Ambrose 188 Wilson B. 5 450 George 206 493 573 SHELTON A 240 SHORT Benjamin 493 Simmons' Co Capt 573 George W 168 207 Aesop 471 488 497 547 SIMMS F 20 56 218 305 335 350 351 Aespop 422 Elizabeth 588 William 136 176 216 352 354 356 Anderson 230 376 Elizetta 548 SIMONS Jarret 52 SELL IFF William A 370 571 578 John 548 SIMPSON Mathew 167 SELPHS William L 468 Andrew 505 Mary 548 Rice 520 SERRELL Pearson 57 David dec'd 462 Parcinia 548 SIMS Benj amin 466 506 SESIUM Littleberry Eason 230 Parthena 588 John 572 523 E1iphaz 458 Polly 588 William 572 SEVINEA Sion 284 Herman 7 Priscilla 51 SIMSONS Jarred 467 SHANKS William 317 James 130 277 Richard 548 588 SISSON John A 280 399 Joshua 458 Thomas 7 8 366 402 SITTER Isaac 161 SHARP (widow) 67 Leroy 26 461 461 547 548 572 SIVELY D 216 219 220 325 Leston 506 588 493 221 Adla 261 Liston 459 SHORTER James 397 432 Daniel 168 208 225 Adlai 4 42 53 205 Peter 237 286 303 433 433 434 435 448 SIVELY? Daniel 215 261 309 314 449 454 482 488 SIVILY John Jr 330 Adly 235 Philmore 171 201 233 SHORTS Thomas 547 330 Alice 261 399 422 459 461 492 SHUFFIELD C 550 551 SLACK Joseph 156 432 Joseph L 571 Polly 130 277 552 553 554 555 556 SLATER Widow 563 Nancy S 301 Shepherd 79 557 562 C 304 W B 99 99 100 101 Shepperd 79 Cordal 521 549 550 Cornelius 126 488 102 104 106 107 109 Shelton's Creek 588 562 499 559 563 600 113 119 504 571 Cordall 543 SLAUGHTER Thomas Walter B 51 95 98 SHENAULT 442 Cordel 275 dec'd 592 205 243 255 301 422 Shenault's Ford 610 Cordell 327 409 SLOAN JH 535 471 488 497 SHEPHEARD William 609 SHULL AB 81 James 235 278 280 William B 103 256 SHERREL Miles P 466 SIEGLOR John 9 328 377 340 340 SHARPE Walter B 242 SHERRELL Q!z 2 521 SIKES Jesse 95 105 John C 442 ­ SHAW 320 443 543 117 206 S 38 39 84 John J 433 434 435 SHERRELL ity 339 SILVERTOOTH David 558 Samuel 202 274 467 SHERRILL AA 491 J 519 520 Thomas 371 Lewis 460 465 Alanson A 73 Jacob 5 26 49 92 92 SLOANE S 47 TA 538 Pearson 74 96 96 98120131 136 SMALL A 385 386 387 TH 158 175 431 435 Thomas 20 158:267 311 366 466 388 390 436 534 558 Uty? 364 479 510 519 520 522 Amos 131 201 324 327 Thomas H 24 29 49 SHETTOR Anderson 230 537 538 575 588 592 375 378 379 380 381 49 88 95 96 127 129 SHINAULT John N 301 599 382 383 384 385 389 130 131 131 151 153 SHIP Ewel 460 John 575 SMALL (Cont'd) Winter 1987 185

INDEX TO LINCOLN COUNTY, TENNESSEE COUNTY COURT MINUTES, 1830 - 1833 (continued)

Names Pages Names Pages Names Pages Names Pages

SMALL Amos (Cont'd) SMITH (Cont'd) SMITH (Cont'd) SMITH (Cont'd) 392 394 395 494 572 Elinor 420 Nathan 284 284 364 William J 166 575 Ellenor 299 350 Nich R 414 William L 461 George 201 237 286 Francis 264 535 605 Nicholas P 497 William S 49 60 61 303 309 314 324 571 606 Nicholas R 15 19 92 92 97 98 118 127 SMART Bennet W 39 Henry 8 231 506 523 135 135 207 214 236 133-r34 149 166 167 Ester 39 Henry B 93 272 237 413 422 435 458 193 200 205 230 238 SMITH Capt 97 470 Isaac 190 205 254 521 536 564 569 576 267 272 273 277 278 A 303 563 363 431 447 448 449 577 598 601 391 278 306 404 571 97 AP 49 142 144 338 573 157 162 176 543 Nicholas R. --8-­ William S. 6 339 340 341 347 534 605 ------Niko1as R. 7 Wilson 43 AR 287 288 J---19 153 P Capt 267 Smith's Co Capt 450 Alex 242 J W 65 66 67 68 73 R 231 282 250 Smith's Co PR Capt Alex P 336 337 343 82 147 Ralph 232 269 573 345 349 355 James 22 22 22 34 40 Richard 214 265 266 SMOOT John 294 Alexander 44 45 45 51 52 129164 200 292 293 ---136--- 147 313 John B 167 202 301 46 88 88 89 89 100 233 236 259 274 275 601 John B. 6 107 108108 109 110 282 309 324 342 343 SB dec'd 462 SNODDY David 42 505 213 218 246 270 579 363 408 422 490 506 Samuel G 532 571 Alexander J 358 569 573 588 ---199 ---364 Sen 410 SNOWDON Samuel B 586 Alexander P 324 335 James A 537 Solomon 51 SOLOMON J 84 85 347 451 452 546 579 593 Jane 236 Squire 366 523 531 535 597 600 602 Jasper 49 165 167 Stephen 206 308 424 Jordan 605 Alexander W 433 268 459 Jordon 305 412 463 Alford 80 99 385 Jincy 408 Susan B 134 508-509 534 535 606 Alfred 5 136158 158 Jno 165 W F 536 Jourdan 337 355 392 404 483 496 558 559 John 1 3 5 127 129 W S 466 Jourdon 335 336 338 565 579 592 605 609 164 168 219 230 231 WIlliam F 470 339 340 341 343 345 Allen 364 232 235 237 240 269 Wiiliam S 141 349 Allen P 305 274 277 277 278 282 Wil 466 W 34 36 Brittain 134 324 326 327 328 363 Will F 393 476 482 William 7 7 29 35 C 267 573 365 569 576 377 487 488 489 497 502 201 230 350 395 535 CE 325 John F 15 521 524 530 533 536 SOMERFORD Edward 394 Champion E 167 John T 58 66 67 133 541 563 395 Chaney 462 134 144 193 196 Will W 527 SOMERS Abram 450 Const 275 John W 55 56 56 57 William 43 51 76 SOMMERVILLE John 123 Constant 5 92 127 129 57 58 59 60 6Y-62 III 127 128 162 193 159 378 133 164 168 200 204 63 64 72 92 132 137 201 231 238 241 260 Johny 8 333 334 348 363 422 138 139 139 140 146 261 268 274 274 279 SORRELL William 570 430 462 558 559 97 240 327 363 364 375 376 SOUTHWORTH Isaac 513 Court 327 John W (.£ane.£r. ) 392 394 395 432 471 SPANGLER B 23 25 D 363 3 473 474 475 476 476 George 96 Da 286 Johnathan 282 480 480 481 483 484 SPENCER James 276 Daniel 173 233 233 Joshua 231 327 367 484 486 488 502 519 James M 284 285 325 364 426 493--- 375 408 409 520 233 122 422 John 284 285 372 David 168 202 204 Joshua B 43 William B---232325 463 508 207 218 226 226 233 Joshua B. 5 542 Leeper & 488 266 268 280 333 334 L 19 39­ William F 80 96 156 T 284 413 414 430 Lee 38 47 167 183 234 236 237 Thomas 237 276 284 Davis 4 51 92 127 Lemuel 240 364 421 241 267 275 279 311 285 285 371 372 522 129 133 153 156 164 Len 411 363 365 365 369 370 William 371 372 165 168 200 201 269 Major 131 273 374 376 380 394 398 William G 92 132 275 327 365 415 463 Mary 43 399 402 404 405 411 ST ? Jesse 183 465 543 558 559 569 NP 531 413 414 422 432 458 STACY John 329 97 N R 9 10 11 12 13 458 462 471 478 483 STANLEY William 569 Dousy K 141 14 16 17 18 21 25 488 490 497 503 508 STAPLES 194 253 Drury 435 25 168 218 230 235 511 522 530 542 549 John 235 238 307314 Drury K 130 157 494 275 287 288 363 365 560 579 472 505 506 601 Elenor 393 391 450 543 572 577 William F. Doc 3 STATEN Cornelius 42 186 "Ansearchin'" News

INDEX TO LINCOLN COUNTY, TENNESSEE COUNTY COURT MINUTES, 1830 - 1833 (continued)

Names Pages Names Pages Names Pages Names es

STATER Cornelius 118 STILES A 76 STOVALL Thomas S SULLIVAN (Cont'd) 129 Aaron 153 (Cont'd) John 291 330 364 Mary 43 Jane 64 359 569 570 573 575 588 452 492 521 STATON ? 3 Jesse 64 609 429 John B 143 E. 3 Jessee 359 STOVER Alexander 183 Joseph 141 STAUGHTER Thomas John 87 87 151 153 STRAMLER George W 53 Meradith 141 dec'd 547 227 359 367 STRAN E 75 Nancy 452 STEADMAN Elisha 68 Margaret 87 151 369 STREET (Widow) 70 Preston 605 606 STEDMAN Elisha H 202 Samuel 64 359 609 70 70 Susanah 452 STEED A 153 236 275 William 64 359 A-iCJ"70 70 Sullivan's Co Capt 327 350 445 448 573 STOBALL Fred 204 Balinger W 507 573 Abner 5 5 49 92 94 STOCKDALE William 25 George W 48 366 564 SUMERS William G 175 127 129 154 158 158 STOCKSDILL Jessee J 553 554 555 556 SUMMER Abraham 135 164 164 168 175 200 332 557 Abram 1 249 251 256 275 332 STOCKSTON Nathaniel John 232 278 521 SUMMERFIELD Edward 349 351 353 354 415 388 549 550 551 552 553 458 442 442 443 444 445 STOCKTON Nathaniel 554 555 556 562 SUMMERFORD E 19 446 447 448 449 450 453486 John W 155 202 571 Edward 569 450 452 458 467 490 STOGSDILL William 432 Mary 155 SUMMERS A 164 274 491 492 495 496 505 STOKES Hi1lar M 200 William 205 242 243 327 548 591 506 510 578 ----334 335 Hillary M 173 244 244 246 247 250 Abraham 169 233 569 342 344 97 Hillery M 328 252 253 254 255 256 578 Na thaniel-444 554 Hi1l~ry 24 258 259 295 327 Abram 5 129 158 200 555 William 118 STRINGER James 590 201 204 348 Nathanill 326 STONE Asa T 200 261 STROTHER Jno 96 Nancy 523 Steed's Co Capt 450 Demean R 188 STUART J 275 422 Solomon 138 172 Stephen's Creek 459 Duncan 406 James 202 236 450 Thomas 542 STEPHENS George P 132 G W 354 569 William 3 3 James 158 184 201 Joel L 483 Joseph 303 William G 331 591 269 L B 311 392 Sarah 329 487 SUMMERVILLE John 227 Robert 128 166 546 L L 437 Stuart Creek Church SUMMONS JA 198 William 53 131 167 Littleberry 272 460 SUMNERS Abram 1 169 231 232 240 241 Littleberry L. 2 Stuart's Creek Church SUTOR William 251 242 269 269 272 364 M 200 530 531 493- SWAIN William 212 543 Micajah 251 STUBBLEFIELD Woodruff 278 Wylie 284 Moses 213 303 311 78 SWANNER James 432 495 STEPHENSON James 37 327 375 408 409 410 STUMPS Lynn 494 Jeremiah 69 242 465 37 38 463 508 509 523 534 STYLES John dec'd Jeremiah B dec'd Robert 347 Robert 96 164 461 374 370 432 495 559 William 202 493 SUETHECUM? Thomas Jerimiah dec' d 429 STEVENS George P 92 SB 354 116 Jerimiah B dec'd 466 SS 408 SUG Cullen E 429 429 James 25 William 2 349 SUGG Cullen 461 Joel 69 232 292 293 William 241 William R 355 358 Cullen E 201 205 370 465 STEVENSON Elizabeth STONEBRAKER G 563 242 255 422 Letty 432 495 69 George 51 98 99 145 Cullin E 243 524 Polly B 495 James 240 J 145 SUGGS Cullin E 256 Sally 69 Robert 330 347 Jacob 269 SULIVAN Cornelius 43 Suanna 495 STEVESON Robert P 501 STONESTREET John 116 196 Susannah 432 STEWART Ann D 560 STORE Davis 543 Jeremiah 183 188 189 W C 495 Avery 560 STOVAL Thomas 260 John 183 189 SWEET Babby 438 James 231 281 328 Thomas S 168 Meredith 119 182 James -255 438 545 STOVALL Josiah 571 183 186 SWENEA James 6 204 John 560 TS 273 275 324 365 SULLIVAN C 432 Sion 6 204 Margaret 560 462 506 519 534 560 Cornelius 217 370 SWENIBROAD Henry 128 Presley 49 Thomas 414 487 426 470 543 547 SWILLY John 494 Sarah 559 560 522 Thomas S 236 237 Curnelius 573 SWIM ? James 273 Sarh dec'd 39-2- 267 326 363 413 415 Eppy 221 SWIMBROAD Henry 521 Stewart's Creek 532 458 480 490 519 522 Jeremiah 143 291 SWINEA Sion 284 Winter 1987 187

INDEX TO LINCOLN COUNTY, TENNESSEE COUNTY COURT MINUTES, 1830 - 1833 (continued)

Names Pages Names Pages Names Pages Names Pages

SWINEBROAD Henry 156 TAYLOR (Cont' d) THOMPSON (Cont'd) TODD Samuel (Cont'd) 490 John C 117 237 272 Alexander 42 44 45 487 488 490 495 497 SWINFORD Amanda Jane 572 46 88 88 505 506 508 521 522 404 John H 189 236 237 James P-39 524 527 530 533 536 Susan Catherine 404 325 326 413 414 415 John 41 120 124 541 552 561 562 563 SWINNEY James 273 422 458 468 469 487 Joseph 9 568 569 573 579 588 Sion 570 490 495 559 97 Rachael 39 589 592 595 599 600 SYKES James 591 John K 54 54~51 Samuel 93 151 187 602 604 608 609 610 Jesse 571 552 553 William 127 201 364 603 302 John W 450 William D 17 18 35 Smaue1511 Mary Ann 426 38 39 39 56 76 81 William T 570 TALBOT Thomas 68 367 William 251 103 12Z-141 228 229 TOLBERT Thomas 342 WH 120 William N 341 344 286 293 300 308 349 TOLLEYS Henry 365 William 68 219 491 376 386 391 424 484 TOMASON Hugh 373 William H 50 51 98 Woody 469 502 503 521 TOMESON John 573 98 120 312 344 Young 22 506 Thompson's Co Capt TOMMASON Elijah 283 TALEY James 276 TEAL Edward 40 238 544 573 TOMMERSON Elijah 232 John A 578 261 THORP Amos 58 94 Elisha 293 TALLEY Capt 5 Frances 261 Charles 94 William 217 232 Henry 5 368 377 Francis (Female) Goodhope 231 TOMPSON John 375 467 238 James 168 601 TOOL James 19 127 131 PH 283 James C 40 Joseph 239 274 326 William 24 TEEL James C 566 Joseph S 560 TOOLEY Charles dec'd TALLY Capt 97 158 Teel's Mills- 459 459 THORPE James 465 507 Harry 93 TEMPLE Fanny dec'd Joseph 465 TOUCHSTONE Stephen Henry 6 53 72 166 591 Joseph L 465 492 218 229 242 324 356 William 591 THROUP Frances 463 TOWNSEND Edmond 289 402 422 423 429 430 TEMPLETON Archebald Sally 463 John 506 566 380 THURSTON Benjamin 443 William 466 James B 131 Archibald 236 277 572 TOWREY Edward 55 PH 234 279 340-437 485 486 493 THWING David dec'd TOWRY Edward 327 375 Patrick 94 THARP Joseph L 237 6 53 408 409 410 570 Patrick H 234 572 573 Martha 6 491 Thomas 398 TAMS James 385 398 THIRSTON Benjamin 402 TIMINS Ambrose 201 TRACEY Peter 25 Sam 385 460 TIMMINS William 545 TRACY Peter 119 Sampson 398 THOMAS Alex 274 TIMMONS Ambrose 136 TRANTHAM John 459 TANTHRAM John 490 Benjamin 124 324 363 TROOP James M 462 TATE Francis D 529 J 193 246 William 135 324 573 TUCKER 425 608 James 274 TIMMONS ? William A 409 John 1. 2 John 194 197 243 349 Alden 52 John J 194 573 244 244 247 TIPPS Jack 329 Allen 284 311 355 TATUM Elizabeth 156 John ThOmas 190 Peter 1 341 344 422 356 358 392 408 415 John 156 432 William 274 471 488 497 602 Parthena 53 THOMASON 278 TIPS Peter 422 Allen A 409 William 53 156 183 Elisha 43 51 53 78 TITUS Frazer 39 Elley 52 432 185 204 329 Luisa A 39 James 284 466 TAWREY Edward 3 Hugh 43 407 TODD 526 Lemuel 95 96 96 130 TAYLOR 306 594 5 John 43 John 66 461 507 158 William 51 John B 157 192 193 Mahala 52 Edmond 37 THOMISON Elisha 333 197 505 521 Thomas 280 282 Edmund 580 581 405 S 48 306 529 568 WA 422 Eli- 149 149 171 234 Hugh 333 Samuel 34 65 76 236 William JP 97 334 428 John 412 425 445 236 267 275 275 288 William A 51 92 94 Ely 17 570 305 324 326 359 360 127 128 158 233 236 Hugh 234 272 459 THOMMERSON Elisha 292 361 363 365 374 375 259 260 267 275 360 JH 275 324 363 522 THOMPSON 9 16 291 376 396 402 404 405 363 450 560 573 534 THOMPSON (Blank) 108 412 422 422 439 442 William A. 1 5 James D 426 108 109 110 114 114 445 446 458 458 470 Tucker's Creek 459 John 356 506 Alex. 45 471 476 478 482 483 506 519 188 "Ansearchin'" News

INDEX TO LINCOLN COUNTY, TENNESSEE COUNTY COURT MINUTES, 1830 - 1833 (continued)

Names Names Pages Names Names es

TULEY Charles dec'd VICKERS (Cont'd) WAKEFIELD (Cont'd) WARREN (Cont'd) 461 462 463 469 Jeny 364 Jane 171 Eli R 128 Elizabeth Widow 461 John 84 398 506 543 Wakefield's Co Capt H 21 25 35 James W 324 365 83 450 573 Henry 14 34 39 128 John A 593 Julia 84 WALDRUP Chaney B 482 135 167 202 305 364 TULY James 493 Zebalon 84 WALKER A W 277 364 429 443 Tl~LEY Westley 425 VICKORY John 506 518 And W 241 Joel E 425 Westly 230 VINES J 239 Andrew W 131 204 238 John 569 TURNER James H 480 Joseph 240 Carter 332 John E 280 429 601 481 VINES? Bar 280 James 241 Peter 347 M~8 Joseph 51 VYRDELL? Jeremiah 279 --279 279 William 201 429 Martin 167 232 John 240 466 Willis 398 399 364 John H 55 55 WASHAM James 146 Mathias 51 78 212 WAGGONER Capt 200 Lee 156 363542 Sally 141 232 267 470 Nancy 332 WASHBOURNE Reubin Woodson 250 252 253 Alexander 575 WALKER 61 74 300 TURNESON Sansom 596 D 11 11 28 31 32 33 WALKI S"'U525 WASHBURN Reuben 324 Sansum 597 34 3540 41 WALL John L 23 25 494 571 573 TURNESSON Sansum 596 Daniel 28 31 574 Joshua 307 430 Ruben 219 TURNEY- 582 573 574 575 Spencer 47 WATKINS J. 4 Gilliam 75 David-78 325 542 WALLACE 258 97 John 49-52 195 212 H 275 422 570 574 JH 333 416 Henry 231 236 258 Elizabeth 95 John 527 MS 67 267 324 325 326 363 Frederic 514 Joseph 334 Miles S 121 421 448 450 480 489 Frederick 1 178 200 Joseph H 123 125 Samuel 322 521 550 564 570 286 344 365 WATSON 516 JB 552 553 554 555 George 284 Samuel 78 82 Benjamin 357 556 557 562 Henry 575 WALLIS Capt 5 158 Charles 363 431 447 Jacob B 373 549 550 J 11 164 275 422 AB 25 448 449 459 494 573 551 552 553 JE 573 HB 23 George 393 John G 50 J. 11 Hugh B 23 John 204 493 TURNY Henry 233 Jacob 25 28 31 34 Joseph H 137 201 207 Margarett 204 TWING Martha 53 95 96 96 128 200 Mary 206 Thomas 238 TWITTY Linn 460 201 230-241 267 272 WALTON 359 382 WATTERSON William S Winfield 374 324 337 338 363 367 WALTON Blake & 412 119 413 414 436 462 490 WALTON DB 70 70 70 WATTON Daniel B 37 493 529 538 539 570 410 WEATHERS EK 293 URGUHART? Allen 208 95 577 97 Daniel 190 Enoch K 292 480 481 Jacob E 425 431 435 Daniel B 52 78 87 482 573 574 575 600 161 194 294 317 346 WEAVER Craven 153 Van HOOSER Jacob 369 Jane 95 171 357 408 411 436 486 Henry 412 448 453 VanLIER & Co A W 476 Jesse 284 Danil B 448 495 500 591 VANCE John 52 242 John 32 36 39 63 66 WAMACK EH 51 John 129 426 Sarah 52 150 172 53 74 95 108 116 577 Elisha 3 Zilman. 6 VANDER A W & Co 441 600 Elisha H 120 120 WEBB Cornelius 20 VANLIER A W & Co 449 Louisa 95 Elisha H. 3 546 VANLIER & Co A W 474 Mary 95 WAMMACK 51 George 605 606 475 482 Peter 470 WAMMOCH ~508 523 WEBBER Charles W 55 VAUGHN Peter 234 248 Solomon 59 74 283 Elisha H 509 530 WEBSTER Absolom 525 Sarah 248 Susanna 575 WANDERLY Samuel 517 John H 196 VERDELL Mary 85 347 Waggoner's Co George WARD Noah 117 WEIGART John 70 256 More J 85 Capt 450 WARREN Benjamin G 247 258 259 269 358 399 William 85 III Waggoner's Co Jesse Benjamin T 248 WEIR William 535 VERNON William 251 Capt 450 D 247 248 WELCH 43 252 552 553 WAGGONERS Capt 366 Daniel 201 208 543 WELL Aaron 493 VICKERS Elij ah 84 394 WAIMACK EH 463 546 570 579 WELLES Philip 202 Eliza 84 WAKEFIELD Ambrose 467 Eli B 92 179 347 WELLS 544 Ezekiel 394 409 412 Charles 43 59 80 412 440 453 Aaron 119 128 440 600 601 131 Eli E 132 WELLS (Cont' d) Winter 1987 189

INDEX TO LINCOLN COUNTY, TENNESSEE COUNTY COURT MINUTES, 1830 - 1833 (continued)

Names Pages Names Pages Names Pages Names Pages

WELLS (Cont'd) WHITAKER Joseph WILHIGHT Matthew 249 WILLIAMSON (Cont'd) Anthony 92 132 355 (Cont'd) WILlE Elizabeth 199 John 134 432 453 363 431 447 195 259 269 374 385 WILKERSON 594 481 488 526 Devers 167 416 417 491 493 496 L 514 515 516 517 Jos 278 279 Hatton 569 507 508 521 518 Joseph 280 281 P 99 99 104 109 113 Mark 428 493 Lewis 79 79 289 313 WILLIE James 273 119 385 386 387 388 Richard dec'd 574 511 512 513 522 580 WILLINGHAM Allen 379 390 Thomas 117 232 330 581 596 WILLIS P 102 Payton 140 379 380 Whitaker's Mills 459 WILKINS William 118 Thomas 1 50 460 381 382 383 459 WILKISON Holman & WILLS Haiston 201 Peyton 51 98 103 Whitaker's Co Capt 487 P 100 107 147 327 334 375 378 450 WILLEY James 301 Peyton 106 384 385 389 392 394 WHITE Henry 235 WILLIAM Capt 5 WILLSON Boone 413 395 458 490 493 542 Martha 39 WILLIAMS 159 272 WILLY James 170 569 572 573 576 577 Peter 372 158 John 170 578 WW 498 Benjamin 443 WILSON Braden & 400 Thomas 428 William 39 170 173 Charles 51 149 347 Abel 99 W 514 515 516 517 174 236 281 348 493 DT 82 Alfred 127 490 490 518 576 Ewell 125 492 William 16 412 511 William W 128 548 J P 316 Andrew 282 512 513 579 James W 508 B 153 173 236 306 WEST J 20 99 100 101 WHITEHEAD Elizabeth Jeremiah 81 365 422 102 103 104 106 107 170 Jesse 422 471 473 Bonne 404 109 119 WHITEHURST Parnela D. 474 475 476 476 480 Boon 92 307 598 James 33 51 98 99 6 481 482 483 484 486 Boone 1 1 4 5 5 5 113 144 293 WHITHEAD Elizabeth 14 488 602 603 127-158 158 164165 John B 386 WHITLEY Johnathan 594 John 105 283 166 201 210 230 233 Levin 279 WHITWORTH John 458 John F 196 275 276 402 414 415 Rhodes 172 294 Russel 438 John H 79 168 250 450 458 462 490 492 William 20 William 438 480 481 252 253 494 546 579 495 506 543 569 576 WESTERMAN C W 230 482 580 581 582 583 584 578 471 97 WETHERS Enoch K 488 WICKERS Mathew 242 585 586 587 589 590 Braden & 400 WHAM John dec I d 545 WICKWAR Susan 496 592 596 600 Charles- 464 576 WICKWISE Susan 141 John W 141 Cumberland dec'd John F dec'd 543 WIEGART John 48 Joseph 316 577 John WM 64 WIGGINS James 422 Joseph P 196 316 Eliza 248 John Will 576 WilLiams 0 17 379 Francis 145 146 152 WHEELER J 29 34 338 WIL ? Mathew 248 o 10 11 12 13 14 16 GA 557 561 339 340 WIL----? Mathew 247 Oliver 7 8 8 9 15 George 334 342 487 John 7 35 36 127 WIL~lizabeth 430 Philip W 183 George A 324 333 247 305 333 333 335 Thomas dec'd 430 Samuel 16 119 438 336 337 341 343 345 WILEY A 514 515 516 Squire 402 J 275 347 349 355 358 412 517 518 522 527 528 Thomas 283 495 495 JJ 559 491 527 535 565 566 529 530 531 535 507 507 576 J M 11 12 13 14 15 592 593 Alaxander 3 Thomas C dec' d 16 17 18 19 25 29 WHELLER John 7 Alexander 29 55 60 508 James 51 92 94 127 WHITAKER Capt 267 463 508 511 512 512 Thomas D 412 128 168 230 248 266 WHITAKER (Blank) 104 513 514 534 535 574 Thomas H 78 79 96 267 268 286 288 399 Benjamin 542 575 601 129 489 400 441 442 444 445 Benjamin J 279 Hamilton 578 Thomas S 19 36 63 458 468 501 521 536 Bennet 491 574 592 James 51 261 574 79 145 145 146 417 564 569 573 573 Daniel 51 98 98 120 575 420 James H 585 120 135 422 John 575 William 8 129 150 James J 93 129 534 George 403 445 Mary 261 175 177 178 179 180 558 563 I J 491 Nancy 261 181 182 185 190 193 James M 331 465 John 8 Sarah Ann 261 194 197 227 305 335 John 53 127 272 273 John J 50 65 202 232 Thomas 261 378 294 295 296 297 327 306 330 441 445 579 Wiley's Co H Capt Wright 324 365 369 371 375 431 493 Joseph 141 141 143 573 WILLIAMSON J 333 WILSON (Cont'd) 190 "Ansearchin'" News

INDEX TO LINCOLN COUNTY, TENNESSEE COUNTY COURT MINUTES, 1830 - 1833 (continued)

Names es Names Names Names

WILSON (Cont' d) WOOD & Crutcher 452 WYAT James 436 YOUNG (Cont'd) John H 34 WOODALL James 156 Richard 469 A. 3 John M 9 10 21 31 273 571 WYATT James 250 313 Archibald 92 93 117 32 33 34 35 36 130 Overton 325 343 392 117 131 132 137 138 205 364 375 410 441 WOODARD John 361 John 363 570 139 139 140 146 147 510 580 610 Reuben 305 335 350 R 33 241 249 John M. 7 8 351 352 353 354 356 Richard 150 Archibald P 365 John R 511 Thomas 282 386 William 86 150 275 Ezekiel 207 Mary dec'd 574 WOODLY Ezekiel dec'd 328 I 118 Mathew 33 509 WYLE Alexander 494 Isaac 118 Matthew 578 WOODRUFF 426 James 495 J 524 Robert 17 33 576 Benj amin 206 463 WYLER James 428 Jacob 167 519 520 469 508 509 563 WYLEY A 65 68 76 82 James 122 122 149 Samuel 93 287 288 Mary 373 Alex 62 72 207 350 418 536 547 564 573 WR 120 Alexander 61 63 64 Samuel 79 234 Thomas 144 WW 563 66 67 William 363 Washington 5454167 William B 282 Elizabeth 305 Young's Co Capt 573 William 92 13z-l37 William K 499 James 98 120 YOWEL Joel 312 138 139 140 146 147 William R 51 98 98 John 388 YOWELL Joel 5 42 43 371 546 579 580 581 120 129 175 206 282 Thomas dec'd 495 59-80 94 94 127 158 581 582 583 584 585 283 WYLIE Alexander 467 204 237 344 495 586 587 589 590 592 Wyatt W 527 564 James 251 363 428 Jowel 457 596 601 603 604 WOODRUFF 79 Jane 236 WILSTEAD A 75 WOODS Benjamin W 530 John 242 361 408 WINFREY Henry 592 WOODWARD 562 Sandy 236 ZEOLEY James A 595 WINFRY Henry 547 Catherine N 15 Zelon 236" John dec'd 595 WINGATE 587 Cl 289 WYLIS Elizabeth 463 John H dec'd 604 WINGS 7 Wilie 118 Jo~94 127 WYLY J 120 ZIBELY John 93 WINKLER Jesse C 519 Linn 15 41 66 ZIMMERMAN William F Jessy C 520 Lynn 107 23 204 WISEMAN-J 153 327 William 49 93 168 YAGER Augustus 351 ZIVELY D 209 John 1 51 164 168 207 463 Michael 178 412 440 John 86 90 231 268 275 324 422 WOODY Nelson 407 YARBOROUGH William John H 86 426 450 569 --266 97 WORLEY Gabriel 430 278 ZIVELY 7 Daniel 207 Thomas 426 WORSHAM 564 YATES Elijah 128 233 215 WIT Thomas 352 H 357 335 ZIVILEY Daniel 210 WITHERS Enock K 440 Henry 143 152 188 Polly 335 ZIVILY Daniel 211 WITT T 339 347 219 315 319 395 472 William 335 David 330 Thomas 167 292 293 James 141 152 188 YEAGER Adam 307 JH 312 305 324 335 336 337 224 John 7 169 192 273 John 329 350 329 338 340 341 343 345 Richard 527 284 349 350 351 353 354 Sally 146 Joseph 307 472 355 356 WRIGHT (Widow) 307 M 476 531 ___7 Joseph 51 WITTIFORD Willis 283 Benjamin 406 ? William M Malinda 307 --=;""7"-- WIXMAN John 128 Daniel 238 Michael 178 307 355 266 WOFFORD Isaac 595 David 235 238 307 419 424 473 474 475 AM? Henry 153 William 243 314 472 506 601 476 476 534 -~A~NG? William 272 WOMACH Elisha H 98 Davis dec'd 505 Samuer--204 225 505 -----STATON? William WOMACK Elisha H 98 Jacob 169 238 443 577 ----27 494 Jacob R 508 YEATES George 217 VIN 7 (blank) 100 WOOD 72 294 499 James 369 Susan 217 fletcher Elliot H JP 582 590 594 604 William 129 175 187 Wilson 412 122 WOOD Crutcher & 420 191 YELL Archibald 21 36 shaw Thomas H. 1 WOOD Joel 410 411 William B 117 276 472 484 534 William 537 508 YORST Moses 467 WOOD 72 William B. 6 7 YOUNG 529 530 (Concluded)

This completes the INDEX TO LINCOLN COUNTY, TENNESSEE COUNTY COURT MINUTES, 1830 - 1833 which was begun in Vol. 33, No.3, Fall 1986. Winter 1987 191

BOOK REVIEWS Juanita Y. Acree, Amelia Eddlemon, Jane C. Hollis, Wanda C. James, Marilyn D. Kimberling, William R. Phillips, Evelyn D. Sigler & Louise T. Tyus

GUIDE TO COUNTY RECORDS AND GENEALOGICAL RESOURCES IN TENNESSEE by Richard Carlton Fulcher. 1987. Hard cover, 6x9, 199 pp. $19.75. Order from Genealogical PUblishing Co., Inc., 1001 North Calvert St., Baltimore, MD 21202.

According to the compiler, this is a "county-by-county catalogue of existing records, which, for the most part, are available at the Tennessee State Library and Archives in Nashville, Tennessee, or through your local Branch Genealogical Library of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints." Examination confirms that extensive and detailed listings are given for each county along with the date of its creation, the county seat, the parent county or ter­ ritory, and precise dates of coverage of the various records. JCH

SCOTT COUNTY MISSISSIPPI MARRIAGE RECORDS 1872 - 1900, Books 1-5 compiled by Marilyn Philbert Corley. 1987. Soft cover, 8lxll, 172 pp. Indexed. $16.50 [MS residents add $0.90 tax]. Order from the compiler, 104 Poinsettia Dr., Forest, MS 39074.

Ms. Corley has addressed the dual problems of transcription--phonetically spelled names and difficult-to-read hand writing--with apparent care and diligence. The abstracts are presen­ ted chronologically with two indexes: brides and grooms, ministers and officials. A surname index and a cross reference of warrant and grant numbers is included. JCH

NORTH CAROLINA LAND GRANTS IN THE WESTERN DISTRICT (Tennessee), Most Particularly Gibson and Surrounding Counties Volumes A-B 1788-1796 by Emily B. Walker. 1987. Soft cover, 8ixll, 47 pp. Indexed. Write for price & order from the author, P.O. Box 219, South Fulton, TN 38257.

Gibson County, formed from the Western District in 1823, is bordered by Carrol, Crockett, Dyer, Obion, Madison and Weakley Counties. The abstracts offered here include: date of sur­ vey, warrant, and grant; number of grant and warrant; owner's name; number of acres in grant; location of grant; volume and page number of the original record. JCH

MARRIAGES OF SOME AMERICAN RESIDENTS AND GUIDE TO DOCUMENTS Volume IV and Volume V compiled and published by Yates Publishing Co. 1987. Soft cover, 81Xll, 213 pp Vol. IV, 222 pp Vol. V. In­ dexed. $8.00 per Volume. Order from the publisher, P.O. Box 237, Ozark, MO 65721.

Remarks on earlier volumes in this series may be found in "ANSEARCHIN'" NEWS, Vol. 34, Nos. 1, 2 and 3. Volumes IV and V of MARRIAGES are presented in similar format to the three earlier volumes; two alphabetical lists--the first by surname of the husband and the second by sur­ name of the wife. According to the compiler, most of the information was taken from pedigree charts submitted to the publisher's "Family Group Sheet Exchange" during the last quarter of 1986. Each of the above volumes contains about 20,000 names. EDS

TAPROOTS, A VIRGINIA & CAROLINA LEGACY Second Edition by Paul R. White, Sr. 1986. Hard cover, 8lll, xv + 860 pp. Indexed. $63.50. Order from the author, 6235 Brownlee Dr., Nashville, TN 37205.

According to the author, this second edition of his 1978 work has undergone considerable re­ vision and expansion. He explores the history of the Ayres surname in England before picking up the emigrant ancestor, Matthias Ayres, who according to family tradition left London c1720 and settled in Buckingham County, Virginia. This is a mammoth work. Obviously the result of a vast amount of painstaking effort, it is, Mr. White tells us, "principally a genealogy of the Ayres, Blackwell, Hanes, Houston, Eldridge, Letcher, Thompson, Rushing and Hooper families and their allied families from earliest Colonial times until the present." JCH

HEMRY FAMILY HISTORY BOOK by Larry H. Hemry. 1985. Hard cover, 7xlO, 809 pp. Indexed. $58.00. Order from the author, P.O. Box 532, Sumas, WA 98295.

Focusing on the probable immigrant ancestor, John Hemry, this family study proceeds from colo­ nial records in Hampshire and Loudoun Counties in Virginia to Harrison County, Ohio where he died in 1827. The major part of the work is loosely organized around John Hemry's five sons; Abraham, John, Henry, Isaac and George. Included are family photographs, photocopies of fam­ ily papers and other records, and transcriptions of newspaper articles. JCH 192 "Ansearchin'" News

Book Reviews (continued)

CANNON COUNTY COUSINS SHIRLEYS and MELTONS by Anne Shirley Bumpus. 1986. Soft cover, 8txll, 287 pp. Indexed. $20.00. Order from the author, 2717 Gray Circle, Columbia, TN 38401.

Patriarchs of these families in Cannon County, Tennessee were Luke Shirley and Ancil Melton. Descendants settled in Tennessee, North and South Carolina, Illinois, Missouri, Texas and Cali­ fornia with surnames of Poland, Emert, Nave, Hickerson, Evans, Marcum, Higgins, Seal, Davenport, Cummings, Elkins, Milligan, Gassaway, Huffman, Hoffman and Dillard. Abstracts and transcrip­ tions of many records--wills, estate sales, land records, guardian bonds, marriages, military records--are presented for documentation. Interesting chapter titles include "From English Royalty -. .•"," .To Texas Revelry (Myra Maybelle Shirley, alias Belle Starr)" and "Dis- coverer of Phosphate - William N. Shirley." JYA

MARION COUNTY TENNESSEE CEMETERY RECORDS by Mary S. Harris and Euline Harris. 1987. Hard cover, 8txll, 367 pp. Indexed. $35.00. Order from Mary S. Harris, Rt. 2, Box 192, Clinton, TN 37716, or Euline Harris, Rt. 1, Box 118, Whitwell, TN 37397.

Containing approximately 19,000 tombstones from 138 cemeteries, this book includes, in addition to the alphabetical lists of cemeteries, a comprehensive index of surnames. For added re­ searcher convenience, names of those interred in each cemetery are presented in alphabetical order. The compilers were challenged in preparing this work by neglected cemeteries--under­ growth, broken and sunken stones. Names of cemeteries are listed as indicated on TVA quad­ rangle maps; but, as less than two thirds of the county's cemeteries are shown on those maps, the most commonly used name is listed in many instances. JYA

THE ESPY-ESPEY GENEALOGY BOOK With Branch Lines and Allied Families VOLUME 1 Samuel: Chapter I; VOLUME 2 George: Chapter II; VOLUME 3 Josiah, John, and Unconnected Data: Chapters III, IV, V by Rita Espy Kuhbander and William G. Espy. 1987. Hard covers, 7xlO; Vol. 1 x + 439 pp; Vol. 2 x + 439 pp; Vol. 3 x + 340 pp. Indexed. $49.90/set. Order from William G. Espy, Rt 4, Box 71, Perryville, MO 63775.

Indexes to these three volumes comprise a total of more than 12,500 names--all connected by blood or marriage to someone of the Espy-Espey surname. To collect, organize and document such a vast array of data mandates dedication, skill and determination beyond the ordinary meaning of those terms. The first four chapters offer an easy-to-follow connection of each indexed surname to the focal progenitor, Josiah, son of Hugh Espy. The authors have catalogued, veri­ fied and published information painstakingly gathered over many years from numerous contacts. Organization is indicated by volume and chapter titles; quality is evident upon examination of the volumes. A superb work, masterfully organized, expertly presented. JCH

MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE CEMETERIES VOLUME I compiled by members of the Macon County Historical Society. 1987. Hard cover, 8txll, xxvi + 307 pp. Indexed. $38.50. Order from Kay Crowder, Treasurer, Maple Terrace, Lafayette, TN 38083.

These 232 indexed cemeteries, containing approximately 10,000 names plus information on de­ stroyed cemeteries and burials without monuments, are of particular interest to Tennessee re­ searchers. Many pictures of old and interesting monuments and an index to initials found on the monuments enhance the work. Copies produced by this first printing are limited in number, and no subsequent printing is planned. However, Volume II in the series is anticipated for publication next year. JYA

JOHANNES C. AND SOPHIA "HOLDEN" HOOVEL: A Line of Descent by Edward Baker Faust. 1985. Soft cover, spiral-bound, 8txll, 180 pp. Indexed. $25.00 (WA residents add 7% sales tax.) Order from the author, 2327 N.W. Cascade, East Wenatchee, WA 98801.

The book begins with background data on Christopher Tollefsrude, born 1781 in Norway, and his six children including Haavel (Hovel) Tollefsrude, who became a sea captain and was ship wreck­ ed on the coast of North America. This Haavel was the father of Johannes C. Hoovel, the pro­ genitor of the descendants in this book. Following the information on Johannes C. Hoovel and his wife, Sophia Holden, is a separate section for each of their children with all known de­ scendants. A photograph section, as well as much biographical and historical material, rounds out the genealogical data. AE Winter 1987 193

Book Reviews (continued)

REPUBLIC OF TEXAS PENSION APPLICATION ABSTRACTS compiled by John C. Barron, Nan Polk Brady, Emma Gene Seale Gentry, Barbara Langham Goudreau and Iris Higgins Zimmerman. 1987. Hard cover, 9xll, 397 pp. Indexed. $40.00. Order from AGS Publications, Box 1507, Austin, TX 78767-1507.

This book honors Texas on its l50th birthday. Expertly compiled and informative, it views history through the eyes of those who lived it. The approximately 1,000 pensioners' folders are filed alphabetically and located in the Archives Division of The Texas State Library. The records consist of affidavits, service records, and miscellaneous data of family and friends. Most of the affidavits contain a wealth of information which includes place and date of en­ listment along with date of discharge, death and, in most cases, date of the pensioner's ar­ rival in Texas. According to the compilers, persons proving descent from these veterans should qualify for membership in the Sons/Daughters of the Republic of Texas. An index com­ prised of more than 2,800 names reflects multiple listings of Billingsley, Briscoe, Burleson, Campbell, Cleveland, Davis, Fannin, Fisher, Green, Harris, Johnson, Martin, Rogers, Sherman, Wilson and many others. LTT

LOGAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, MARRIAGES, 1790-1865. 1981. 171 pp. $15.00. LOGAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, MARRIAGES - 1866-1900. 1983. 215 pp. $15.00. Both volumes compiled by the Logan County Genealoigcal Society, Inc. Soft covers, 8ixll. Indexed. Order from the compiler, P.O. Box 853, Russellville, KY 42276-0853.

Arranged alphabetically by the groom's surname, these volumes offer a complete index of brides' surnames as well. Almost 10,000 marriages are included in the two volumes which list page numbers of marriage bond and marriage record books along with the date of the bond and, where available, date of the minister's return. Instructions for ordering photocopies of individual entries in the marriage register and marriage bond books are offered. MDK

TENNESSEE COUNTY HISTORY SERIES, MORGAN COUNTY by Calvin Dickinson, edited by Frank B. Williams, Jr. 1987. Hard cover, 6x9, vi + 134 pp. Indexed. $12.50. Order from Memphis State University Press, Memphis, TN 38152.

Created in 1817 from Roane County, Morgan County is bordered by Scott, Anderson, Roane, Cum­ berland and Fentress Counties. Family historians will find this history a convenient start­ ing point by virtue of its inclusion, in its early pages, of many names of the area's first explorers and settlers. Listed therein are families settling in Morgan County on North Caro­ lina land grants received by Revolutionary War soldiers: W.L.E. Davidson, Housley Human, Charles McClung, Isaiah Patton, Tobias Peters, and the Alley and Sexton families. Surnames mentioned in the book comprise a longer list than that found in many similar works. Many names, however, are not included in the index necessitating a careful examination of the book's contents. JCH

THE DESCENDANTS OF THE ROBERT BOYD AND THE CHARLES BOYD FAMILIES OF CHESTER COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA compiled by Max Perry. 1987. Soft cover, 8ix11, 119 pp. Indexed. $25.00. Order from the compiler, 2000 Harvard St., Midland, TX 79701.

In his publication announcement the compiler/publisher of this book declares it a genealogical history of Robert Boyd, a settler (ca. 1737) in the area that is now Franklin County, Pennsyl­ vania. His work traces descendants through Robert Boyd'S grandson of the same man who came to Chester County before the Revolution and settled in the Fishing Creek section. Although no relationship to Robert Boyd can be documented at present, descendants of the family of Charles Boyd, who settled in the same area of South Carolina in 1785, are included. Other genealogies of families found in Chester County before 1700, and set forth here, are those of William and Margaret Linn and of Hugh Drennan, Sr. Related families are Craig, Gaston, Strait, Roach, Reid and Robinson. JCH

THE BUCKLEY FAMILY GENEALOGY, A Genealogical History of the Descendants of James Buckley com­ piled by Shirley Gray Buckley. 1987. Hard cover, 8ixll, iii + 232 pp. Indexed. Write for price, and order from the compiler, 306 S. McComb, Martin, TN 38237.

This genealogical history traces through the tenth generation the progeny of James Buckley, Revolutionary War patriot who died in Pittsylvania County, Virginia October 6, 1787, and his 194 "Ansearchin'" News

Book Reviews (continued)

wife, Mary. Their son, James Buckley, Jr., was a Revolutionary War soldier. He married Mary Ridgeway September 4, 1788 in Halifax County, Virginia and later moved to Tennessee--first to Williamson, then to Weakley County. Ned Ray McWherter, present Governor of Tennessee, is a sixth generation descendant of James Buckley. Also descended from James Buckley is Thomas Mac Buckley, Administrative Coordinator of the Tennessee Department of Education--and the compil­ er's husband. Mr. Buckley is doubly descended from the earliest ancestor listed here tracing his descent through both his paternal and maternal lines. JCH

THE DESCENDANTS OF ALPHA AND ELIZABETH (EDWARDS) PHILLIPS - AN INFORMAL FAMILY CHRONICLE by Don L. Bradshaw. 1987. Soft cover, 81Xll, ix + 120 pp. $20.00. Order from the William Phillips Descendants Association, P.O. Box 121, Columbus, TX 78934.

This genealogy traces the descendants of Alpha Phillips and Elizabeth (Betsy) Edwards, who came from North Carolina in 1812 into Wilson County, Tennessee with two children. Three other chil­ dren, the youngest of whom was William Phillips, born in 1825, were born in Wilson County be­ fore the family relocated to Upshur County, Texas. In addition to the Phillips family group sheets, the compilation contains Bible records, wills, obituaries, family photographs, and mis­ cellaneous service records, letters, and historical highlights. Information on families relat­ ed by marriage to Alpha Phillips and his descendants is also included. Although the book is not indexed, included with our copy was a separate, thirty-five page listing: DIRECTORY, WILLIAM PHILLIPS DESCENDANTS ASSOCIATION. WRP

PASSENGER AND IMMIGRATION LISTS INDEX A Guide to Published Arrival Records of about 500,000 Pas­ sengers Who Came to the United States and Canada in the Seventeenth, Eighteenth, and Nineteenth Centuries, FIRST EDITION, 1987 Supplement edited by P. William Filby with Dorothy M. Lower. Hard cover, 8fxll, xx + 644 pp. $140.00. Order from Gale Research Co., Book Tower, Detroit, MI 48226.

This index consists of citations to information about passengers arriving in North America or the West Indies in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. The names comprising these lists appear in published passenger lists or naturalization records. Citations are in six parts: name of passenger, his age, place and year of arrival, code referring to the source book offering the particular list, and the page number on which the name is listed. JCH

THE DESCENDANTS OF THE BROWNFIELD AND PORTER FAMILIES compiled by Max Perry. 1987. Soft cover, 81Xll, 141 pp. Indexed. $25.00. Order from Mr. Perry, 2000 Harvard St., Midland, TX 79701.

In Part One of the book Mr. Perry charts the descendants of Robert Brownfield, Sr. and his wife, Jean, who came to America from Ireland before 1737 and settled with their four children in Chester County, Pennsylvania. Part Two traces descendants of the couple through their son, Robert Brownfield, Jr. and his wife, Jenny Stuart. Florah Brownfield, daughter of the latter couple and granddaughter of the former, married Irish immigrant, David Porter, in 1781 in Meck­ lenburg County, North Carolina and died in Carroll County, Tennessee in 1844. The book's con­ tents include photos and verbatim quotes from significant documents. Data is efficiently organ­ ized and presented in a format that is easy to comprehend, easy to follow. JCH

HUMPHREYS COUNTY TENNESSEE RECORDS - TAX LISTS 1837-1843 - MARRIAGES 1888-1900 compiled by Mar­ jorie Hood Fischer and Ruth Blake Burns. 1987. Soft cover, 81Xl1, 177 pp. Indexed. $17.50. Order from RAM Press, 1239 Coventry Rd., Vista CA 92084.

Formed in 1809 from Stewart and Smith Counties, Humphreys is bordered by Houston, Dickson, Hick­ man, Perry and Benton Counties. During the early years of the county many records were lost to court house fires, and these abstracts represent the county's earliest extant tax records. That portion of the volume devoted to marriage records is comprised of abstracts from the microfilm of the original marriage books H, I and J dating from March of 1888. Marriage books A, C, D, F and G were abstracted and indexed in an earlier volume by Burns and Fischer. The compilers have used an easy-to-read format listing grooms alphabetically with separate indices for brides and bondsmen. JCH Winter 1987 195

Book Reviews (continued)

INGRAM FAMILY HISTORY-From England To America by Mary Ruth Stultz. 1985. Hard cover, 6x9, 236 pp. Indexed. $23.50. Order from the compiler, 5800 Swarthmore Dr., College Park, MD 20740.

The author provides an excellent source of information for researchers of the Ingram surname and its variations. The book begins with English origins then proceeds to the American colo­ nial period and Virginia land records. It does not focus on a particular Ingram family, rath­ er, it is a compilation of available data on all Ingram lines. Ingram marriages, wills, cen­ sus and military records, family charts, and a wealth of other information comprise the whole. According to the compiler, it offers "a foundation for researchers to build upon." MDK

RAINEY TIMES, A Surname Publication edited by Marynell Bryant. Volume 6, 1986, 202 pp. Volume 7, 1987, 199 pp. Soft covers, 8Ixll. Indexed. $16.00 each. Order from the editor, Rt. 4, Box 56, Sulphur Springs, TX 75482.

An annual devoted to Rainey/Raney and all variant spellings, this publication is a real asset to all those researching the surname. The many contributions included herein will enable readers to contact others interested in the family name. Consisting of information from all states, data offered includes: family group charts; wills; estate settlements; census, war, Bible, and cemetery records; biographies. MDK

GONCE AND WYNN GENEALOGY BY Barbara Gonce Clepper. 1986. Soft cover, 8txll, x + 219 pp. In­ dexed. $30.00. Order from the author, 406 Wilson Dam Ave., Sheffield,AL 35660.

According to the author, the book is a genealogy of her paternal ancestry. Gonce and Wynn are the surnames of her grandparents in those lines. Picking up the families alphabetically she devotes a section each to Allen, Blair, Cargile, Condrey, Coppin, Cowan, Gonce, Grider, Hack­ worth, Harmon, Jones, Kennedy, Laxton, Poythress, Rigney, Ruth, St. John, Talley, Taylor, Wilson, Wood and Wynn/Winn. As it must be, for a family record of this scope, her list of re­ ferences is long. However, sources are conveniently listed, citations appropriately made and easily referenced. If any of the names listed here are the subject of your research, this book deserves high priority on your search list. JCH

FROM OUT OF THE PAST RODE ALL OF THESE BRITTONS -A Genealogical History of the William Britton, Sr. Family of Greene County, TN compiled by Sybil Shipley Jobe. 1986. Soft Cover, 8~xll, 144 pp. Indexed. $25.00. Order from the compiler, 1218 Peterson Rd., Neosho, MO 64850.

Despite its whimsical title, the book is a serious documentation of early Brittons in East Tennessee's Greene County. The focal ancestor, William Britton, Sr., bought land there in 1799, a portion of Daniel Britton's land grant. Tracing these Britton descendants through the eighth generation, the author liberally includes many anecdotes and photographs. Some related families are: Archer, Babb, Bailie, Bell, Caruthers, Collins, Crowder, Jobe, Johnson, McAmis, Malone, Peters, Reynolds, Thomas, Starnes, Walker and White. JCH

HAYWOOD COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGE RECORDS Books 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 & 8, 1859-1878 compiled by Mar­ jorie Hood Fischer. 1987. Soft cover, 8fxll, 121 pp. Indexed. $16.00. Order from the compiler, 1239 Coventry Rd., Vista, CA 92084.

Offered here are abstracts from microfilm of the original handwritten records dating from March of 1859. Although this West Tennessee county was established in 1823, there apparently are no earlier extant marriage records. Mrs. Fischer has arranged the abstracts alphabeti­ cally by surname of the groom and added an index of brides and bondsmen. JCH

DESOTO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS edited and compiled by J.B. Bell and Mildred M. Scott. 1987. Soft cover, 81xll, 293 pp. Indexed. $35.00. Order from Genealogical Society of DeSoto County, Mississippi, Hernando, MS 38632.

Formed in 1836 from Indian lands, DeSoto County, Mississippi is bordered on the north by the Tennessee state line and on its other three sides by Marshall, Tate and Tunica Counties, and by the Mississippi River. Listings recorded here are taken from eighty-two cemeteries and comprise more than 1500 surnames. Society members who painstakingly collected the listings are to be congratulated for their efforts in preserving this valuable (and alas! deteriora­ ing) resource for family historians. JCH 196 "Ansearchin'" News

Book Reviews (continued)

HICKMAN COUNTY TENNESSEE WILLS 1866-1982 compiled by Olgia Dotson. Soft cover, 8ixll, 327 pp. Indexed. Write for price, and order from the compiler, Rt. 1, Box 64, Nunnelly, TN 37137.

Abstracting all pertinent genealogical data and presenting it in an easy-to-read format with an every-name index, the compiler provides in this work an excellent starting point for those family researchers interested in the area (West Central Tennessee) and in the post Civil War period. Eliminating many long and tedious hours of combing through the original records, this research aid is one middle Tennessee researchers will not want to miss. JCH

THE CITY OF PARIS AND HENRY COUNTY, TENNESSEE by W.P. Greene. 1900 Reprint. Soft cover, 8xlOi, 96 pp. $18.50. Order from The Guild Bindery Press, Box 2071, Lakeway Station, Paris, TN 38242.

Filled with information concerning businesses, industries, schools and the inhabitants of 1900, this manuscript is complete with pictures of buildings, schools, residences, etc. Nearly everyone of the many biographies has a portrait. This manuscript reprint appears to be a val­ uable resource for those with Paris, Henry County, TN interests at the turn of the century. MDK

KINFOLKS & ANCESTORS: Tabb, Tidmore & Hanes Families BY Max Tabb Tidmore. 1987. Hardback, 6x9t, 282 pp. Indexed. $27.00. Order from The Meyers Companies, 504 Cathedral Dr., Alexandria, VA 22314.

In the village of Fivehead, in the county of Somerset, in Western England was born Humphry Tabb about 1609. At age twenty-eight, Humphry and his bride emigrated to Elizabeth City County in the Colony of Virginia. So the story of the Tabb family begins and combines with the Tid­ more family from Germany to South Carolina via Philadelphia and with the Hanes family from Del­ aware and South Carolina to present-day Texas. By using a numbering system, the author keeps record of nine generations of Tabbs including that of seventh generation Alexander (Sandy) Tabb, who had nineteen children. Following vital statistics and anecdotes, the author in­ cludes letters and legal documents. MDK

ATTAKAPAS POST: THE CENSUS OF 1771 BY Winston De Ville. 1986. Soft cover, 8tx5i, 17 pp pam­ phlet. Indexed. $4.50. Order from Smith Books, P.O. Box 894, Ville Platte, LA 70586.

This little pamphlet is smaller than our usual requirement for review, but the content of its pages is so important to early Louisiana records that we decided to make an exception. Based on a document found in the Cuban Papers, General Archives of the Indies, Seville, it contains background information and the census of 38 families, including their possessions. AE

BRADLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE 1870 CENSUS INDEX by Lee College History Students and the Cleveland Public Library Staff and Volunteers. 1987. Soft cover, 8ixll, 73 pp. $12.00. Order from the Cleveland Public Library, 795 Church St. N.E., Cleveland, TN 37311.

This full-name index, giving civil district and family numbers for each individual, was pre­ pared on index cards by students of Dr. Bill Snell's history classes. The cards were turned over to the library and its volunteers for the final processing. Additional information is given on the civil districts, and county statistics depict Bradley County of 1870. AE ******** NEWS AND NOTES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS (continued from page 146)

WILLIAMS KISSIN' COUSINS, P.O. Box 3264, Wichita Falls, TX 76309. $12.50. 15 pp. Contains gen­ ealogical information on the Williams surname. This issue (no volume number) features family record charts on John Williams of South Carolina. Also publishes queries.

ABSHIRE, ABSHER NOTES, 1564 E. 52nd Street, Odessa, TX 79762. Write for costs. Vol. 4, No.1, 10 pp. This issue contains 1900 census for this surname for states of Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Tennessee and Texas; reunion information; and queries.

KOTHE FOUNDATION NEWSLETTER, 12534 S. E. 134th, Oklahoma City, OK 73165. $2 Single, $3 Joint Membership. Bi-annua1. Vol. 1, No.1. This is a new non-profit organization established to collect, preserve, and promote information about the Kothe family. Genealogical data, news, etc. Winter 1987 197

QUERIES

Prepared for publication by Margaret Norvell Sinclair

The deadline for 1987 queries was 1 September 1987. If you sent a query this year that was not printed, please resubmit it or send another of 50 words or less for 1988.

87-226 TAYLOR-WARD: Nd pts/Wm Beasley Taylor (f John?) b 30 Mar 1846 Gibson Co TN; m c1867 Addean Ward, dau/Spias & Sarah Ward, b TN 1815 to 1820; 1iv nr Eaton in 1890s. Sandra J. Cardens, 7904 Maple, Raytown, MO 6413S-

87-227 COVINGTON-HENDERSON-NOWLIN-BAKER-STOVALL: Nd pts: Julia Covington b NC c1830, m Fred­ rick Hill Henderson Dec 1844 Carroll Co TN; 2 daus m Wade H Nowlin. Any info: C1arkey Baker (1823-1881) & Bartholomew W Stovall (1822-1887) m c1845 Sumner? Co TN; bur Stova1 Cern, Obion Co TN. Will exch. Rose S. Monroe, P. O. Box 21447, Anchorage, KY 40223

87-228 HOWELL-REEVES: Nd pts/Ri1ey G (Gideon?) Howell b 16 Nov 1812 Franklin Co TN & wf Eliza Jane Reeves b 11 Jun 1819, m 28 Nov 1835 St Chas Co MO; both bur Hickory Grove Cern Franklin Co AR; 2 chn b IL, 3 b Reynolds? Co MO, 8 b Franklin Co AR. Virginia M. Howell, 418 S. Dos Caminos, Ventura, CA 93003

87-229 JACKSON-VANDERVILLE: Nd pts, sibs/Wm Jackson b 22 Sep 1815 Davidson Co TN, d 1 Feb 1870 Sumner Co TN, m 8 Jan 1845 Davidson Co Nancy Ann Vandervi11e; 1iv Bedford, Rutherford, Robertson Cos. Chn: John Sumner, E1iz A, Thos J, Mary J, Geo W, Henry C & Ida T. Will exch. John D. Jackson, Rt. 1, Box 208, Wing, AL 36483

87-230 TENNYSON/TENNISON-CARNAHAN-ADAMS: Elizabeth Tennyson (dau/Hiram Abraham Tennyson & Jane Adams b 1787 NC, d c1850 bet MO & CA; m 21 Jun 1806 Rutherford Co TN Hugh Carnahan. Will exch. Pat Carnahan, 2559 Hammett Hill Rd., Bowling Green, KY 42101

87-231 SWINNEY-WRIGHT-PRICE: Nd info on fo1 fams: Timothy Swinney d bef Jan 1846 Tishomingo Co MS; Wm Burt Swinney m 1848 Tishomingo Co MS; Obediah Wright d 1876 Putnam Co TN; Matilda Price d 1897 Putnam Co TN. Will answer all queries & share info. LaVelle Swinney Boyd, 670 Candlestick Dr., Nashville, TN 37211

87-232 DUGGER-WOODS: Nd info on Dugger fam. Mary Dugger (nd pts) b 1860 Cumberland Mtn? TN, m & div ~- Woodis bef leaving TN. Nd any info this fam. Mrs. Ida F. Utting, 401 Fairway Rd., Sportsman Park, Tygh Valley, OR 97063

87-233 FOSTER-ADERS: Nd pts, p1/b: Frank Asbery Foster b c1831 TN, m c1849 Jane ? b c1830 TN; chn (all b TN?): Jas W b 16 Jun 1850, d 21 Mar 1922 Perry Co IN, m 4 Aug 1872 Perry Co Sarah Belle Aders; Martha; Cansada; Margaret C b c1862; Alexander b c1865. Mrs. Mildred Troesch, Star Route Box 195, St. Meinrad, IN 47577

87-234 STOKER: Nd info or kin/Elias Stoker b Henry Co TN 1824. Was he s/Ambus Stoker? Have partial list of desc, over 1,000 names plus info on Ambus' kin back to 1700. Nd to connect. Greg Stoker, 714 NE 160th, Portland, OR 97230

87-235 YORK-THOMASON: Des exch info on fam/John G. York b 1811 GA, d 1868 TN & wf Anna Banks Thomason b 1812 GA, d 1883-1890 TN. Chn: Henry, Martha, Mary, Geo, Micajah, Andrew, Ruth, Sarah, Juliana, Jas, Fanny, Jacob, Thos. Fam 1iv GA, AL, TN, AR, OK, TX & FL. Phyllis Collins, 1920 West 7th Ave., Kennewick, WA 99336

87-236 BRYMER: Compiling Computerized Data Base for surname Brymer, all spellings of Ang1ic or1g1n. Entries are made by event, date & place (birth, mar, death, residence, military ser­ vice) and should include source of info. Inquiries welcome; include SASE. Raymond C. Brymer, P.O. Box 2868, Harbor, OR 97415

87-237 Des corr with researchers/fo1 fams: AUSTIN-McKNIGHT-GIBSON, Franklin Co TN, Indepen­ dence Co AR; BLACK-SULLIVAN-LANDRUM-COTTON, Bledsoe & Warren Cos TN; SHORT, Franklin Co TN, GA & AL; PASSONS, TN & SC; BARNES, Franklin Co TN; ANDERSON, TN. Patricia Makris, Shape OPS/OOF, APO NY 09055-5000 198 "Ansearchin'" News

Queries (continued)

87-238 CRITTENDEN-RUSSELL-NOLAND-CAFFEY-STOKES: Nd info on Crittendens in TN 1850 & bef. Nd pts/Nancy Adeline Crittenden b 1826 TN, m Geo W Russell; liv LaClede Co MO 1850. Sib Eliz m Stephen Noland. Des exch info on Caffeys & Stokes/Meigs Co TN area 1840-1850. Sue Price Ikerd, Rt. 1, Box 574, Conway, MO 65632

87-239 RICE-BARTLETT: Nd pts/Wm Rice & 2 bros (~ Indian) who mov to IL fr Old Hickory TN in 1817; the Bartletts & Wm S Rice came in 1825. Was told Bartletts kin & fam came fr NC to TN. Wm named sons after John Rice, orig trader in western TN. Reward for info on pts/Wm. Marilyn Rice James, 2222 West Taylor St., Chicago, IL 60612

87-240 DUNN-MATHES-NEEL: Wm Dunn b TN, wf Janse Mathes b TN; chn: Jas W b 27 Feb 1871 Hardin/ Hardeman Co TN (m Emily Ellen Neel, Marshall, AR); Wm Lee b 1893 Marshall, Searcy Co AR (liv Shawnee, OK; 1931 to McCloud & San Francisco, CA); 2nd cousin Donald Dunn liv Memphis, TN 1969. Carolyn (Dunn) Higgins, 2508 Tull Ave., Muskogee, OK 74403

87-241 HALE-HENDERSON-CLACK: Nd pts/Mary Hale b 1777 Washington Co TN, d 1846 Blount/Marshall Co AL (dau/John Hale of King's Mtn Fame?); m 1795 Wm Henry Henderson; dau Lucinda b 1797 VA m cousin Shadrack Hale; dau Mary m Philip Deadman Clack 1824. Loda Matthews Herring, P.O. Box 381193, Germantown, TN 38183

87-242 McGUIRE-MERCER-MILLER-HILL: Samiramus/Ninnie Callahan McGuire b Nashville? TN 1859, d 1915 Clay Co MS; mil Jas Mercer b MO, liv Sedalia MO; 3 chn b MO & MS. Div & mov to Mansfield, TX; m/2 1888 Mansfield, Warren Hayne Miller/Clay Co MS; 6 chn b TX & MS. Said Hill was fam name. Mrs. Edgar E. Smith, Jr., 620 So. College St., Brandon, MS 39042

87-243 RIDLEY-HORTON: Nd info on pts & relatives/my great grandmother Louisa America Ridley [b 23 Jul 1815 Nashville, TN, d 10 Dec 1887 Grenada, MS, m Robertson Horton Sr. Ed.] Inez Horton Pittman (Mrs. S. A.), P.O. Box 212, Belzoni, MS 39038

87-244 McCARVER: Nd info on Joshua, Nathaniel, John & Campbell McCarver in Warren/Van Buren Co TN bet 1790 & 1838. Clint McCarver, 3701 Lehman, Rogers, AR 72756

87-245 LEE-GREEN: Nd info on pts & fam/Josiah Lee b 31 Oct 1820 TN (nd co); m 7 May 1841 A Matilda Green; liv Dover until 1850/1851; mov to Livingston Co MO. Josiah is said to be the son of boatline operators. Mrs. Nancy L. Kimbrough, 3325 Beverly Dr., Dallas, TX 75205

87-246 TATUM-COLLIER-RATLIFF-FULTON-HORNSBY: Nd pts: Susanna Tatum (if Tatum is her middle name, Collier could be her last) b 1795 TN, d 1864 MS; m Wm Ratliff 1814 in Stewart Co TN; Hugh Fulton 1838 & Samuel Hornsby 1843, both in MS. Betty Carson, 10045 E. Chestnut Dr., Sun Lakes, AZ 85248

87-247 CAMPBELL-BELLER-LINTHECUM-WEBSTER-HUNT: Nd info on Wm Campbell (fr Stokes Co NC), d 1817 Lincoln Co TN. Chn: Geo, Eliz, Mary (m Eli/Wm Beller); Nancy Linthecum; Sarah (m Shad­ rach Webster); Lydia b l7~9 NC (m Geo W Hunt). Ima Jean Baker Young, 6921 W. Arrowhead, Kennewick, WA 99336

87-248 TOMBERLAIN: Nd info Moses Tomberlain fam/Staunton, VA; furnished provlslons Colonial Militia, Brunswick Co VA 1758. In Anson Co NC 1790, Rutherford Co NC 1810. Lewis b 1774 NC, liv Todd Co KY 1830; Moses b 1782 NC, liv Giles Co TN 1850; Edmund 17 ? Veola Briggs, Rt. 2, Box 185, Beckville, TX 75631

87-249 BIGHAM: Robt Bigham b Mecklenburg NC c1775; liv Giles Co TN, magistrate in Maury Co TN 1810. Son Jas Nelson Bigham was Hickman Co TN magistrate 18 yrs (Spence's History Hickman Co TN). Nd proof Robt Bigham was stjohn Bigham/NC, father/Robt S Bigham b TN. Sibyl Scott Graham, 5304 Joy Grace, Ft. Worth, TX 76137

87-250 CARMICHAEL-LEMON: Barksdale Wayne Carmichael b 12-4-1920 Loudon, TN; father Hugh L Car­ michael, mother Fawell E (Lemons); gr father Geo L Carmichael; gr gr father Jacob G Carmichael. B. Wayne Carmichael, RR #2, Box 148, Effingham, IL 62401 Winter 1987 199

Queries (continued)

87-251 WISENER: Nd pts, pl/b in TN & names of sibs for Tillman D Wisener. Bernice E. McKinnon, 904 King St., Grand Coulee, WA 99133

87-252 KING-WILLIAMS-PRIDDY: Nd info: Shadrack Williams d 21 Nov 1862 St Louis, MO/Civil War wounds; m Nancy King 18 Oct 1850 Meigs Co TN. Chn: Rutha Abigail m Sylvanius Harrison Priddy; Tennessee Marcella m Ozias Priddy; Mary Susan m Geo B Priddy. Hester Ellen Stockton, 24 Birch Street South, Timmins, ONT, P4N 2A5 Canada

87-253 MERONEY-AYDLOT-BEAKS: Was Wm Meroney (d 1859 Drew Co AR) s/Isaac Meroney (b DE, d 1819 AL, m 1797 Guilford Co NC Rhoady Aydlot; liv Lincoln Co TN 1810, MS Terr 1815)7 Abraham Beaks b 1782 SC, m Rose A 7 b Ire c1787; son Geo B KY 1814; both fams in MS 1840, Drew Co AR 1850. Margaret Norvell SinClair, 4984 Welchshire, Memphis, TN 38117

87-254 JACKSON-GAMMILL: Nd pts, pl/b, da & pl/mg of Sarah Jackson b TN 1835, d 1873 Ouachita Co AR; m Wm Allen Gammill aft 1855. Gammill mov 1845 fr Hardin Co TN to AR with 1st wf Mar­ garet 7 who d c1855. Dr. Betty Morris, 3201 So. 18th St., Fort Smith, AR 72901

87-255 FOREMAN-BARNHILL-HODGE-CLEMENT: Samuel Foreman m 6 Jan 1819 St Clair Co AL Ann Barnhill, dau/Wm & Cynthia Hodge Barnhill. Nd pI & da/d. On 1830 cen/McNairy Co TN with 5 sons & dau (Cynthia b c1825, m Isaac Clement 1842 St Clair Co AL). Nd names of sons. Birdie Cranford, 3318 Bowen Ave., Memphis, TN 38122

87-256 PRICE-WHITEHEAD: Nd pts of David Price b 1785-1795 TN, m Sarah Whitehead b 1805-1815 TN. In Fayette Co AL 1850; Monroe Co MS 1860. Colleen Nixon Petty, 3953 Macon Rd., Apt. #1, Memphis, TN 38122

87-257 STOTTS-THOMAS: Nd pI & da/mg & pts: Jos Joshua Stotts b 1772 VA & wf Rebecca Thomas; mov to Wilson Co TN by 1810. Known chn: Samuel, Wm, John, Sarah, Jas, Andrew. Mrs. Louise S. White, 1701 Clark St., Bastrop, LA 71220

87-258 LESLIE-HOPKINS-MARSHALL: Des corr with desc: Vachel Leslie b 1792, liv Clinton Co KY, d in MO, m Sarah/Sallie Hopkins. Chas Washington Leslie b 1822 TN, liv in Monroe Co KY, d in Milan, Sullivan Co MO, m 1841 Elizabeth Marshall. Alma B. Doughty, 2813 NW 46th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73112

87-259 PATRICK-MIXON-ADAMS-STILL: Nd info: John Patrick of GA/AL (dau Eliz m 1825 Nathan Mixon); Ephraim Adams m c1844 in Conecuh Co AL Sarahann Mixon; John Still & Thos Still (Meth Minister) of Pittsylvania Co VA, c1770-l830. Mrs. William B. Swafford, Box 1065, Fairfield Bay, AR 72088

87-260 Nd ances & des/Danl McKINNEY b 1840 MS & Minerva LIGGETT b 1847 TN. Chn b 1864-1878 TN: Susan m Capt John McKINNEY, mov to TX; Bill (F); Geo; Robt Wmil Alice HOLLAND/KY (her mo a SHELTON), m/2 Mary PELL; John; Nancy. Was Nora (m a CULPEPPER/TX) b aft 18807 Albert D. McKinney, 27561 Hwy 88, Pioneer, CA 95666

87-261 BARTLETT-RICE: Des corr with desc or anyone researching Jos Bartlett b c1770 VA?; m c1796 in Overton Co TN Millicent Rice; several chn. Patsy Hardesty Sutton, R #1, Box 64, Mt. Hope, KS 67108

87-262 DOUGLAS-NOELL-HILL-HINTON-HARRIS: Robt B Douglas 1850 Obion Co, age 72; also liv Fulton & Hickman Cos KY; wf Permelia Noell d KY bef 1850; son Alfred Hill m Nancy Hinton (nd pts). Where was Sarah Eleanor Harris (dau/Judge Wm Rowland Harris) aft 1850 Henry Co? Mrs. Eleanor Poole Harris, 1716 Greenwood Ave., Nashville, TN 37206

87-263 HARRISON: Nd info/Isaac Harrison b TN c1793 & wf Frances ?; liv AL c18l6, TN c1830/ 1832, in MS for a short time, Scott Co MO 1840 cen, Wayne Co MO 1846-1850, then where? Chn (b AL, TN, MS): Jas, John, Mariah, Benj Franklin, Wm, Eliz, Amanda. Eveline Gierke, P.O. Box 10, Sidney, MT 59270

87-264 GAINES-BROWN: Nd info regarding Sarah C Gaines b 1838 TN, wf/Thos W Brown, mo/Eudora E. Bill Gilliam, 4944 West Northern Ave., Glendale, AZ 85301 200 "Ansearchin'" News

Queries (continued)

87-265 SMITH-M'COMBS-HANEY-ROBB-YOUNG-SPIVEY-CLARK-TROUSDALE: 1800-1880 Nashville & Jackson, TN. Smith b Stirling, Stirling, Scotland; M'Combs-Philadelphia, Hagerstown, MD; Haney-Bucha­ nan, VA; Young-Edinborough, Scotland, Canada, Philadelphia, NY. Nd hist, da/b-d-mgs, pts & chn. Will exch. Peter F. Smith, 5771 Bass Cr., Hidden Harbour, Ft. Myers, FL 33919

87-266 PHILLIPS-HA}lPTON-COFFELT-DELANEY: Nd pts/Abraham Phillips b TN 1811 & wf Sarah Ann Hampton (not proven). Nd pts & pl/b Danl Coffelt b 1820 & wf Rebecca Delaney b 1824; liv Mar­ ion Co IN 1850; owned steamboat on Mississippi bef 1854 (nd records/ownership). Millie Coffelt Paul, 2635 Devlin, Kingman, AZ 86401

87-267 McNEELEY-CARROLL-FURGERSON-SHELBY: Nd any info: Wm Henderson McNeeley & wf Anne Car­ roll, Campbell Co TN; Anderson J. Furgerson of Campbell/Claiborne Co & wf Melissa Jane Shelby. Clara Kellogg, 304 Sinton St., Portsmouth, OH 45662

87-268 Des corr descs: Wm DAVIDSON & Sally LANGFORD m 1815 Knox Co TN; nd info Lorenzo D McMAHAN b c1805 & Dicena McMahan BLACKSHEAR b 1798; Wm Leonidas WYNNE MD, d 1898 Alma, AR; Allison COOK, bro of John & Rufus b NC; any CHANCELLOR researchers. Elizabeth Davidson Chancellor, 1622 York Ave., Memphis, TN 38104

87-269 How was Gen Wade HAMPTON of VA & SC related to Livingston ISBELL or his wf Ann/Nancy MARTIN of VA & Wilkes Co NC? Newspaper item of 7 Aug 1891 by gr son said his mo, Nancy Martin (Isbell) BROWN, was his cousin. Was conn through MARTIN, CHILES, PAGE, LIVINGTON/ISBELL fams? Mrs. H. L. Noblitt, 307 Campbell Ave., Tullahoma, TN 37388

87-270 PATTERSON-McBRIDE: Des corr with reschs/Patterson fams res Williamson Co 1813 & Bed­ ford Co 1820. Nd pts/Susanah Patterson who m Hugh McBride in Williamson Aug 1813. Hugh McBride, 5410 King Albert, San Antonio, TX 78229

87-271 LEEK: Nd info on ances/Jas Leek b c18l0 TN, m Massy -l- b c18l5 TN; 7 chn. Mov to So IL 1848-1850. Earl M. Leek, P.O. Box 202, Hollister, MO 65672

87-272 MORGAN-ALEXANDER-VARNON: Nd pts & sibs/Evan Morgan b 1813 SC/Middle TN; mil Ester Alexander; liv.DeSoto Co MS l840s; in Houston Co TX by late l850s. Des corr with Morgan & Varnon reschs. Mrs. W. G. Harrison, P.O. Box #235, Kennard, TX 75847

87-273 NEWSOM(E)-AYCOCK-WILKINSON: Nd info/Joel Newsom & Ann Aycock/Johnston & Wayne Cos NC. Jesse Aycock's 1822 will named gr chn Jesse, Zilphia, John Newsom, Eliz Wilkinson (heirs/ Ann) & Nancy, Jos & Penelope Newsom (Ann's chn?). Did descs mov to Adair Co KY & Carroll Co MO? Mrs. Frankie Passons Francis, 432 Vonda Dr., Sulphur Springs, TX 75482

87-274 FLEMING: Des corr re David C Fleming; Bedford Co TN 1820 cen, Carroll Co TN 1830-40 cen. Was he f/Robt R Fleming b TN 11 Dec 1815; bro John R; sis Catherine & Hary; Alfred M bro or cousin? All in Caldwell Co KY 1850. Eugene T. Fleming, Jr., 6544 S. Westshore Cr., Tampa, FL 33616

87-275 BRIMER: Des corr with Brimer reschs, esp line of Wm Brimer, Rev Sol. Brimer fam settled mostly in Jefferson Co. Will exch info. Carol Crandall, 604 Park Lane, Joplin, MO 64804

87-276 BYRilll: Jos Byrum/Mecklenburg Co NC rec Land Grants in Franklin Co TN 1830 & 1841. Franklin Co Land Grants were also rec by Jas Byr~m 1826 & 1830; Elijah Byr~m 1828; Thos Byr~m 1830; Wm Byr~m 1829 & Jesse Byr~m 1854. Nd th~ir reI to Jos. Hary F. Dickerson, 1205 E. Applegate Dr., Austin, TX 78753

87-277 BUTLER-WOLVERTON-DUFF: Nd pts/Martha Francis Butler b c1845 KY/TN, d 8 Nov 1896 Bowling Green, KY (was mo a Duff?). She was part Indian. M 12 Jun 1868 Sumner Co TN Andrew J Wolverton. Jeraldine Greve Cook, 110 King John, Del Rio, TX 78840 Winter 1987 201

Queries (continued)

87-278 ADKINS-BROWN: Nd info on ances of Jas Adkins, m 25 Dec 1822 Giles Co TN Susan Brown, dau/Rolle Brown (nd his pts). He d 1878 Jackson Co AL. Known chn: Chas Wesley, Ary Adaline, Sarah Cathryn, Nancy Mildred. Mrs. Neta Wood, 2042 Socrates Ave., Simi Valley, CA 93065

87-279 t1ARLEY-MARTIN-SAALFRANK: Nd any info/Sam E Marley b 26 Feb 1861, m 26 Feb 1889 Memphis Eliz Heidelberg, sep c1893; known chn: Chas Edward & Anna Madelena. Nd pts & sibs/E1iz Martin b Germany? c1835, m c1852-3 John Saalfrank. Grace Marley Pound, 2605 Arlington Rd., Marshall, TX 75670

87-280 ALFORD-RICHARDSON-WILSON: Wm Alford (res Gibson Co TN 1829) m Sara ? ; s Thos Jeffer­ son Alford m Frances Richardson, dau/Thos, Sarah Frances b 1853, m 1872 Jas Wm Wilson b Williamson Co TN 1848, s/Robt Alexander & Ella Nora Wilson. Will exch. Kathryn Schultz, 2182 Gorham Place, Germantown, TN 38138

87-281 RUSHIN-McCOY-INGALLS: Nd any info on Leonidas K Rushin m ? McCoy; known chn: Louis, Mable, Bess & Florence b 26 Nov 1882, m John Henry Ingalls & mov ~St Louis, MO bef 1910. Theodora Huppert, 105 Sally Drive, Florissant, MO 63031

87-282 Nd pts: Mary Jane ANDES b 1837 Washington Co TN, m Saml SLIGER; Ammon A MARTIN b 1837 Dekalb/White Co TN m Parzetta E ELROD b 1841 Dekalb Co TN. Nd pts & chn/Thos HARRIS b c18l5 TN m Mary YOUNG? b 1828 TN. Nd info Jane A ? b c1838 TN m Francis RICHARDSON. Dean Sliger, P.O. Box 20263, Ferndale, MI 48220-0263

87-283 MOOREHEAD-PARK-SCOTT: Alex L Moorehead b 1807 Adams? Co PA m 1833 Greeneville, TN Margaret Park. Nd Moorehead conn in PA during Rev War & European origin. Andrew Park Moore­ head (1836-1919) m 1858 Greeneville Margaret JT Scott. Nd info these fams. Betty Jane Lagerquist, 4384 Applewood Lane, Loves Park, IL 61111

87-284 HAWKINS-CLAYTON: Nd pts/Daniel N Hawkins b c1842 TN & wf (m TN? c1865) Louisa F Clayton b c1844 AR (her mo was Mary A ? b c18l5 KY). Willamae Larson, 3701 - 47th A~, Kenosha, WI 53142

87-285 CARNES/KARNES-THU~~AN-BUFFINGTON-CORBITT-HATFIELD-THOMPSON-McGOWN:Nd pts/John Carnes m Polly Thurman; John Buffington m Martha Corbitt; Sally Thompson m/l John Hatfield, m/2 David McGown - all dates prior & aft 1810. Any info welcomed. Miss Ellen Karnes, 625 Highland Park Dr., Baton Rouge, LA 70808

87-286 HATCH-BISOR/BISON: Nd pI/bur of David Hatch b 1797 VA, & wf Betsyan Bisor b 1807 TN; chn: Geo N 1831, Wm P 1832, Mary S 1834, John A 1837, Jas M 1842, Wilkens Watson 1845, Clemen­ tine 1847. Last found on 1870 cen Sumner Co TN. Rose Haley, Rt. 1, Box 135, Waller, TX 77484

87-287 EMERSON-HARTLEY-MAYS-SMOTHERS-GOODMAN: Nd info re: Henry Emerson/Franklin Co TN 1825­ 1845; chn/Calvin Hartley & Susan Mays/Ca~ter Co TN 1850-1900; Thos Smothers & wf Lydia/Greene Co TN 1820-1845 & Smythe Co VA 1850; Jim Goodman & wf Martha Hartley/Bristol, VA 1920. June M. Millwood, 605 Western Dr., Memphis, TN 38122

87-288 PARKER: Nd copies of graduating class photographs for Classes of Feb 25, 1885 & Mar 31, 1898, Memphis Hosp Medical College to replace ones lost in fire. John Edwin Parker & Jas Mon­ roe Parker were members of these classes. Please help. L. Parker McNeill, P.O. Box 1148, Austin, TX 78767

87-289 Nd pts (b VA?) of Jas F KYLE b 15 Jan 1828 TN, d Cooke Co TX (nd da); m/l 1848 Sarah __?_; m/2 c1850 Martha SMITH b 1834 TN, d Cooke Co TX; m/3 Martha C JONES b 1886 TX. 1850 liv Muhlenburg Co KY; 1870 liv TX. Geo C PATTON b 1800 PA d 1845 Dade Co MO, m Tolphene LEEPER. Betty Earl, 606 N. Carr, Wynnewood, OK 73098

87-290 JOHNSON-JONES-FISHER-McWHIRTER-RODGERS/ROGERS-CASEY: Nd info re Stephen Johnson b 1811, m Nancy/Dincy Jones b 1819; Frederick Fisher b c1795, m Eliz McWhirter b c1796; Spirous Rodgers m Eliz Casey 1837 Hardeman Co TN. Anna Johnson Rudy, 2111 West 32nd, Pine Bluff, AR 71603 202 "Ansearchin'" News

Queries (continued)

87-291 Nd info: Nicholas BAWCUM m Atha ?; Jesse M BRECHEEN m Susannah BRIDGES: Samuel BUS­ SELL m Saphronia GOODIN; Jas TYLER m Eliza Ann CHUMNEY; Martin V DeLONG m Para1ee CUMMINGS; Wm BUSSELL m Judah JOHNSON. SMITH, Sarah p. TOWNSEND, Nathane1 p. [sic] Lois Lillian Tyler Banta, P.O. Box 846, Oatman, AZ 86433-0846

87-292 KIRBY: Des corr descs fr Pittsy1vania, Halifax, Henry, Franklin Cos VA. Many Kirbys mov to Smith Co TN area (ances d Smith Co 1830); others to NC, SC & GA. Collecting data re all Kirbys of these TN & VA Cos. Mrs. Joe F. Luker, 6715 Tulip Lane, Dallas, TX 75230

87-293 REESE-GODWIN: Nd info/Wayne Reese, f/Laura b 15 Dec 1874 Jefferson Co TN; hus/Margaret A/Maggie b Jan 1855 TN (nd pts). Maggie, head/Reese h/h 1880 cen, m & div fr Mr Godwin by 1900. Jean Ann Caywood, 105 Deerwood Ct., Sterling, VA 22170

87-294 PORTER-TROUSDALE-FAUCETT: Nd pts, p1/b of Wm Porter b 6 Mar 1790; m E1inor/Allienoer Trousdale, dau/Jas & Sarah Eliz Faucett/Maury Co? TN. Wm's sibs: Jas, Mary, Sararrah, Robt & Jane. Laura Cannon, 1812 Marcella St., Savannah, TN 38372

87-295 Nd info: Jas M & Mary YOUNG in Jefferson Co TN 1860; Thos DRENNON & Evalina MILES in Wilson Co TN 1830; Jas & Milly DODD of Jefferson Co TN; Elizabeth MOORE & Thos TEMPLETON & dau Maude; Jonathan Jackson ROSE & Nancy Ann WYNN, TN; Asa DERRICK, Jefferson Co TN. Mrs. Samuel Willis, 1010 East 6th St., Benicia, CA 94510

87-296 STRICKLAND/STRICKLIN-BRYANT: Nd info re Elihu, Samuel & Stephen Strickland who wit­ nessed deeds to John Bryant for land on Hurricane Creek, Hickman Co Jun 1814. Des corr re all early TN Strickland branches, esp any linked to Decatur Co area. Robert C. Stricklin, P.O. Box 1931, Dallas, TX 75221-1931

87-297 HURLEY-STRAWN-EVANS-FLATT: Nd pts/Thos Jefferson Hurley b c1804 NC m Rebecca Strawn; s Asa b 1831 m Caroline Evans (nd her pts); gr son Thos L b 1850 m Rose Ann Flatt, dau/John (nd pts) & Rosina Flatt. Liv McNairy & Hardin Cos TN. Mrs. Wanda Hawkins, 6485 Ruffle Cove, Bartlett,TN 38134

87-298 FITTS-FOUCHE-AUSTIN-COCKE: Robt Fitts b c1835 Chatham Co NC m Mary ? b 1840 (she m/2 RTD Fouche, Crockett Co TN). Dau Martha Ella Fitts b 1859 (fam said she was Indian) m Robt Jason Austin, Crockett Co TN; s Wm Franklin m Cornelia Cocke. Sandra Austin, 5744 North St., Bartlett, TN 38134

87-299 CRAIG-CARR/KERR-ELZEY: Was Molly Craig (1820 Franklin Co TN cen) wid/John Craig?; if app gdn/her minor chn, when & where? John, Molly & chn left Chester Co SC with Robt Carr (s/ David) & wf Nancy Craig (in land suit John's mo said he had gone to TN & d there). Was John f/Geo A Craig (m Mary Elzey)? Rose White, Box 580, Marvell, AR 72366

87-300 CLOWERS-MOORE-THOMPSON: Nd pts/Jas M Clowers b Jul 1818 TN (f b VA), m 12 Oct 1839 Jefferson Co KY Eliz Moore b 1819 KY (Lemen Thompson listed as her pt at wed). Also resch NICHOLS-SHARP-AKERS-TAYLORS-CLAXTON. Connie L. Dunagan, Rt. 2-H, Box 34, Osgood, IN 47037

87-301 HEATON-STROUD-SHOCKLEY-MEHERQUE: Nd ancestry: Mary Eliz Heaton b 4 Oct 1892 Browns­ ville, Haywood Co TN, dau/Saml Jacob Heaton & Mary Eliz Stroud, m Martin Luther Shockley b 3 Feb 1888, Rector, Clay Co. AR, son/John Quincy Shockley & Susan Irene Meherque. Joyce L. Benson, 6025 McKinley St., Fridley, MN 55432

87-302 ELLIOTT-KELLEY: Was Pearson B (Barnsworth?) Elliott (b 1823 Knox Co TN, d IL, m 1844 McMinn Co TN Emaline Kelley) s/Wm? Jno Elliott (b c1773 NC) & gr s/Billy Elliott (Rev Sol b c1750, d c1792) or s/G J Elliott, whose mo was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian? Cindy O'Neil, 200 S. Haman Rd., Inverness, IL 60067 Winter 1987 203

Queries (continued)

87-303 McDANIEL: Roderick McDaniel ?; wf Sarah McDaniel (maiden name) b 1838, d OK 1904; chn: Ruben, Susan, Geo, Martha; all b Henderson Co TN. Nd any info/Roderick or Sarah. Geo. McDaniel, 3317 High Brook, Dallas, TX 75234

87-304 EASON-FENDLEY: Nd pts/Ervin Dade Eason b 1855 TN, d 1934 Stoddard Co MO, bur Rock Hill, Paxico Twp; m c1875 Stoddard Co MO Martha Jane Fendley (dau/Alex &Matilda) b 1857, d 1948. Lois Eason, 3557 Harrison, Rochester Hill, MI 48063

87-305 BRADLEY: Des corr with anyone researching Bradleys in VA, KY & TN. Nd pts, sibs, kin/ Benjamin Bradley & Frances Lancaster Bradley, Smith Co TN early l800s. Oleta Bradley Morris, Rt. 2, Anna, TX 75003

87-306 DOTY: Nd pts/Moses Doty b 8 Sep 1796 TN/KY/GA?; on 1830 Marion Co TN cen as Moses DOUTY, later res IL &MO. Chn b TN: Winaford, Ambrose Calvert, Nancy. Any connection to Isaac living Overton Co? Linda Doty Walker, 1720 South Madison, Tulsa, OK 74120

87-307 Nd pts, wf/Wm WATLINGTON (bro/John) of Dinwiddie Co VA 1761-1785; f/Geo WW WADDLETON/ Henderson Co TN 1830. Nd pts, sibs, wf (pt Indian) of Jas PARCHMAN/MENT, Henderson Co by 1840. Nd proof/pts & wf/Wm DANIEL, Madison Co; to TN fr NC c1826. Will exch. Elton Watlington, 1228 South Prescott Rd., Memphis, TN 38111

87-308 MATTHEWS-HUDDLESTON-RICHEY-THORP: Nd info on Thos B Matthews b 22 Apr 1800 Robertson Co TN, s/Richard Matthews, Jr & wf Agnes; sibs: Geo, Wm, Eliz, Phebe, Peggy Thorp, Nelly Richey, Agnes Huddleston. T. A. Minnich, Box 428, Archer City, TX 76351

87-309 Nd help on: All ATKINS/Henry, Montgomery & Stewart Cos TN. Mary Minerva ROBERTSON, dau/Rhoda (BLOUNT) ROBERTSON, m John Milton WYATT, Stewart' Co TN. Mary Jane LISENBY/BEE, dau/ John & Rebecca Lisenby/Stewart Co TN, m Jas M MOORE; liv in Montgomery Co TN. Estelle (Atkins) Horn, 4989 Bryndale, Memphis, TN 38118

87-310 GANN-GREEN: Nd info: Adam Gann b c1730 VA, will prob Mar 1812 Jefferson Co TN, mil Jane ? ,m/2 Christian ?; Adam Gann Jr b 1769 VA, liv many yrs in Washington Co TN (dau Jane m Jos Henry GREEN, s/Joshua GREEN, Washington Co TN. William Gann, 4223 E. 42nd Way, Independence, MO 64055

87-311 CAUDLE/CORDLE/CORDEL-VAUGHAN/VAUGHN: John Caudle came fr VA to Montgomery Co TN c1838. Wm Vaughan m Mary Caudle & came by 1841 through Christian Co KY (nd co of origin in VA). Will exch info fr Montgomery Co. Margaret G. Harlow, 21 Welch St., Clarksville, TN 37040

87-312 KIRKPATRICK-PATTEN-STOVALL: Nd info: Alford Kirkpatrick b c1800 NC/TN, m 1 Jun -l­ Wilson Co TN Eliz Patten (dau/W MM Patten & Mary ?; chn: Geo Donald b 4 Apr 1834 Wilson Co TN, David & others? Nd any info on John Romelous Stovall Sr. Helen Bettes Copeland, 1907 Peter Pan, Norman, OK 73072

MAI LIN G ADD RES S C HAN GE Our New Mailing Address Is:

The Tennessee Genealogical Society and The Tennessee Genealogical Society Magazine "Ansearchin'" News Post Office Box 111249 Memphis, TN 38111-1249 204 "Ansearchin'" News SURNAME INDEX Volume 34, 1987

Abanatha/thy 14 79 Aminett 14 Awa1ts 93 Barringer 5 142 Abb/Abe 104 139 Ammon 132 Aycock 200 Barron 165 168 193 Abernathy 147 Amonett 79 Ayd10t 199 Barry 61 Able 58 Anderson 9 11 12 18 Ayers 147 165 Bartlett 198 199 Abney 133 19 20 50 62 64 76 79 Ayres 111 191 Barton 37 130 131 147 Absher/Abshire 196 80 81 93 98 103 111 173 Ack1en/1in 85 160 114 129 130 131 144 Basey 44 Aclin 14 147 148 151 160 165 Babb 52 114 115 148 Basham 63 Acree 91 167 168 170 172 174 149 152 195 Bashears 147 Acuff 29 30 32 73 197 Bachardt 130 Basher 66 Acutt 142 Andes 201 Bacon 153 Basinger 147 Adair 43 74 126 175 Andesson 80 Bagley 81 Baskem 149 Adams 9 45 62 79 87 Andrews 9 14 58 60 79 Bai1(e)y 57 58 59 94 Baskerville 110 92 114 129 130 133 143 147 115 168 172 Baskett 95 147 148 149 150 151 Andrso 16 Bailie 195 Bass 130 131 174 152 161 162 167 168 Andrson 15 Baker 19 30 33 34 46 Basset(t) 147 178 197 199 Angel 168 47 57 58 59 73 94 Bassham 147 Aders 197 Ang1ea 47 123 133 147 152 160 Bate 12 79 Adgee!:. 112 Animin 79 165 166 167 168 170 Bates 95 Adkins 57 58 59 60 Antrim 115 197 Battaile 38 40 165 168 201 App1ebury 45 Bakr 15 Batts 133 Affe1tranger 96 Archer 27 160 168 195 Balch 12 61 105 162 Baucum 147 Agee 166 167 Archibald 45 Baldridge 15 17 Baugh 124 Agney 35 Argo 43 Ba1ew 82 Baughman 45 Aikin 9 Argubrite 60 Baley 81 147 163 Baugus 129 169 Akers 165 202 Arksey 135 Ball 18 73 95 102 Baulch 61 Akin 160 Ar1her 163 114 168 Bawcum 202 A1biason 61 Armes/Arms 141 Ballard 58 60 116 166 Baxter 8 16 17 25 60 A1bright/A1brite 166 Armfield 147 167 62 66 80 149 Alder 167 Armons 69 Ballew 129 Bayless 18 Alderson 16 Armour 11 130 Ballinger 74 Bayliss 9 11 82 Aldred 9 Armsted 53 Ballon 131 Bay1s 12 Aldridge 95 147 149 Armstrong 16 20 63 65 Bambo 19 Bayne 14 79 129 Alessi 138 78 147 161 164 173 Bamman 95 Bayse 44 Alexander 10 11 12 14 176 Bandy 'i5 60 Beach 60 18 63 65 79 81 92 Arnet 101 Banes 94 Beaks 199 114 140 144 147 170 Arnold 12 61 64 160 Bankins 160 Beall 37 200 166 Banks 9 11 Beals 58 59 Alford 45 141 201 Arnot 104 Bankston 175 Bean 46 61 91 135 139 Alfred 45 Arrington 175 Banta 202 Beard(s) 20 63 147 162 A1gee 52 Arthur 59 Barbee 129 164 165 168 Allan 15 163 Asbury 12 29 30 31 32 Barber 38 166 167 Bearden 6 7 Alldridge 58 33 73 74 75 76 77 78 Barbour 38 Beasley 17 44 139 141 Allen 11 12 15 18 20 84 123 124 125 126 Barding 79 132 Beats 58 46 53 60 66 75 79 81 127 128 177 178 179 Barefoot 43 Beat (t)y 9 12 40 94 147 82 86 95 103 104 130 180 181 182 Barfield 159 Beauchamp 92 131 139 147 160 164 Ashburn 116 Barham 44 Beaver(s) 51 91 96 165 171 172 174 195 Asher 17 Barker 27 159 Beck 147 152 A11exander 17 61 Ashlock 58 60 Barlow 151 Beckton 79 80 Alley 193 Ashton 17 Barn(e)s 36 81 83 131 Bec1ey 166 Allford 45 Ashurst 60 163 147 148 149 151 152 Becton 80 Allison 115 Askew 81 197 Beeler 58 Alliston 147 Atchison 81 Barnet 101 102 Beesley 160 Allred 59 62 Atkerson 16 Barnett 7 19 45 91 Belino1y 65 Almon 162 Atkins 34 147 148 162 141 146 170 Bell 9 11 12 14 47 51 Alsobrook 130 175 203 Barney 130 61 62 79 86 90 92 93 Alston 103 113 129 Atkinson 11 82 129 Barnhart 133 103 104 143 147 149 130 131 158 Au1t 166 Barnhill 150 151 199 150 151 159 169 174 Alverson 58 Au1tom/Au1tum 58 59 Barough 114 176 195 Alvis 81 Austin 44 197 202 Barr 116 133 140 147 Bellemy 112 Amarda1 92 Auten 147 155 Beller 198 Amato 142 Avery/Awry 76 130 148 Barrett 147 Bellor 61 Ames 41 Avrett 151 Barrier 143 Bellou 61 Winter 1987 205

Belote 9 129 141 144 162 195 Bounds 82 103 129 Bridgeman 165 Bendall 147 Blake 11 12 130 131 Bourland 46 Bridges 16 92 165 166 Benge 160 Blakemore 11 12 55 65 Bowen 62 113 160 167 202 Benham 115 Blakley 147 Bowers 47 148 Brid1y 170 Benlly 79 Bland 14 79 81 Bowhanan 65 Bridwell 165 Benneing 159 B1anden/B1andon 85 Bowland 59 Brient 47 Bennet(t) 6 7 8 20 51 B1andin(g) 85 Bowles 9 50 Briges 114 53 96 143 163 Blankenship 48 142 Bowling 60 Brigginee 130 Benson 115 147 162 147 165 168 Bowman 40 77 115 180 Briggs 53 198 202 Blankinship 110 Bownan 9 Bright 64 81 115 129 Bentley 11 12 14 Blanton 40 47 123 Bowyer 15 130 Benton 55 164 Blare 61 Boyce 9 Briley 79 80 81 166 Bergs 130 B1asengame 147 150 Boyd 11 27 91 148 149 Brim 57 Berks 130 B1as(s)ingame 130 131 159 167 193 197 Brimer 200 Berry 14 20 61 79 91 B1ay 81 Boyer 9 Brinson 133 152 163 Blaylock 9 130 Boy1e(s) 96 III Briscoe 48 100 101 Berryhill 14 79 113 Bledsoe 9 12 60 75 79 Boyne 9 102 104 172 173 193 140 80 Boyt(e) 112 Brister 140 Berryman 19 B1etcher 167 Brack 148 Bristoe 9 Beshears 168 Blevins 47 Bracken/kin 91 130 Britain 171 Best 154 Bloodworth 129 Braden 59 60 150 162 Britt 35 96 Bettis 9 28 82 115 Blount 17 19 66 76 92 168 Britten 19 129 102 203 Bradford 34 35 65 66 Britton 52 58 195 Beverley 40 Blue 129 130 161 174 Bradley 12 16 79 92 Brmmett 60 Bevett 147 Blunt 92 103 113 142 143 147 Broadway 41 Bias 9 170 Blythe 12 62 154 160 164 203 Brocard 9 Bible 18 Boatright 60 Brad1y 58 59 80 Brock 58 167 Bickerstaff 113 Bodine 95 Bradshaw 59 81 82 129 Brockman 116 130 131 Bickley 123 Boehm 179 180 181 130 131 148 151 194 Brogan 57 Bigger 21 67 117 183 Boggns 82 Brady 40 193 Broocks 60 Biggs 165 Boggs 93 Bragg 144 Brook(e) 27 58 81 161 Bigham 198 Bogle 19 Brame 4 5 Brooks 9 29 34 79 112 Billingsley 61 193 Bohamun 9 Bramham 57 129 130 132 143 148 Billingsly 20 65 Boid 162 Branch 112 164 166 169 173 Billington 11 12 Boles 147 176 Brandon 3 5 16 81 Brookshire 81 Bills 113 Bo1(1)ing 129 138 142 Branen 167 Browder 149 150 Bingham 130 144 167 Branham 165 167 168 Brower 34 38 Binkley 86 111 Bolton 3 12 79 80 81 Branstudd 148 Brown 9 11 12 17 19 24 Binnion 48 165 Brant 174 34 58 60 63 66 82 93 Birch 154 Bomer 37 Brant1et 166 95 100 101 103 112 Birchett 148 Bonard 140 Brantley 16 17 66 114 115 129 130 132 Bird 19 33 47 94 114 Bond 14 79 80 105 109 Brantly 17 133 139 142 147 148 147 165 167 173 176 Bonnen 159 Brasel 172 149 150 152 159 160 Birdsong 63 Bonner 11 12 Brashears 81 162 165 166 168 169 Birdwell 162 Bonney 134 Brassfield 167 170 176 199 200 201 Birmingham 162 Booker 141 Bratcher 165 166 167 Brownfield 194 Bishop 63 76 149 151 Bookout 58 168 Browning 48 123 154 175 Boone 139 Brattin 45 Broy1(e)s 115 168 Bison 201 Boos 134 Bratton 163 Bruce 116 165 Bisor 201 Booth(e) 11 113 114 Brau 9 Bruhn 96 Bisse1 147 130 131 147 164 Bray 12 59 60 Brumet 167 Bivens/Bivins 92 Borden 37 41 42 Brazil 12 Brumley 19 Black 9 59 85 116 129 Bordusat? 9 Breckenridge 113 Brummet(t) 58 59 60 131 147 157 158 159 Boren 99 100 101 102 Brecheen 202 Brum(m) itt 139 167 176 178 180 181 103 104 172 173 Bre(e)den 112 163 Bryan 11 12 66 III 197 Borihus 147 Breeding 82 172 174 176 Blackburn 45 58 77 78 Borland 9 Breeze 148 Bryant 11 12 46 47 58 114 Boruff 167 Brent 148 106 139 142 148 165 Blackman 126 180 Bosheers/Boshurs 168 Brevard 19 195 202 Blackmore 76 Bosher 168 Brewer 12 Bry1ey 81 Blackshear 144 200 Bosley 141 Brganse 131 Brymer 197 Blackwell 7 8 37 44 Bostwick 9 Brice 18 Buchanan 18 34 52 53 191 Boswell 116 Brickeem 151 Buck 9 14 18 79 105 Blackwood 20 Bott 138 Bricken 151 131 B1aggs 91 Boughton 147 Brickey l.8 Buck1(e)y 9 14 79 80 Blair 14 62 63 79 114 Boulton 14 81 94 Brickum 148 167 193 194 206 "Ansearchin'" News

Buckner 40 Calhoun 94 Caruth 19 159 161 163 164 Buffington 201 Callaway 99 160 Caruthers 12 81 147 Chiles 47 59 60 200 Bulla 160 Callison 167 148 149 150 151 152 Chimblin 81 Bullard 20 Callum(s) 93 195 Chisholm 80 Buller 167 Cambell 64 Carver 147 Chisum 20 Bulliner 148 Cameron 16 81 96 170 Carvin 56 Chitwood 165 168 Bullman 162 Campbell 15 18 63 64 Cary 165 Choat(e) 12 14 79 140 Bullock 144 66 76 112 139 163 Case1dine 148 Chrisman 79 83 Bulman 162 165 166 167 168 174 Casey 44 201 Christian 9 130 132 169 Bumpass 162 193 198 Cashe 124 125 170 Bumpus 192 Canada 130 133 Cashow 150 Christmas 48 103 174 Bunch 59 64 Canaday 14 Casley 64 Christmon 14 Bundy 136 147 148 150 Cannan 167 Casner 162 Christopher 83 Bunn 175 Cannon 11 12 65 111 Cass 27 Chumney 202 Buntyn 9 130 131 112 143 167 179 202 Casteel 18 19 Churchwell 112 Burchett 149 .Canrea1 114 Casteller 18 Cibe 61 Burden 48 Cansler 140 Castile 46 Cimbro 61 Bu(r)ford 47 129 Canter 15 Castleberry 175 Cissell 47 Burger 115 Cantre1(1) 27 45 47 Catching 63 Clack 198 Burgess 56 112 92 141 148 159 Cates 166 Clair 57 Burian 92 Canutt 57 166 Cathey/Cathie 63 113 C1ampit 113 Burke 33 130 140 Canway 64 Catlett 40 Clanton 28 Burkhardt 47 Caperton 160 Caudle 203 Clardy 58 163 Burkhead 149 151 Card 130 132 Causey 9 C1aridy 53 Burkley 148 Carddick 114 Cavener 115 Clark 7 14 38 44 58 66 Burks 47 148 Carden(s) 57 197 Cavnar 115 77 78 79 82 91 100 113 Burleson 193 Cardwell 45 148 Cawan 9 126 129 130 148 159 Burnes 18 147 150 Carey 7 9 Cayton 130 165 169 200 Burnet 166 Cargile 195 Caywood 202 Clarke 166 167 Burney 100 Carithers 11 Cecil 168 Claxton 93 202 Burnham 92 Carlile 63 Celis 130 Clay 19 54 159 Burnhoudt 130 Carlin 111 Certis 159 Clayton 14 79 132 133 Burns 135 194 Carlisle 11 12 Cesna 9 148 149 150 152 201 Burris 166 Carlton 140 Chadwick 46 Cleavenger 15 Burroughs 158 Carmack 102 103 104 Chaffin 17 C1een 61 Burrow 105 106 174 Chambers 148 150 165 C1eiden 15 Burrows 129 130 Carman 46 148 167 175 Clem 114 Burt 111 Carmichael 198 Champion 61 Clement 199 Burton 60 61 66 159 Carnahan 91 197 Chancellor 200 Clemmons 149 Busby 144 Carna11e 59 ChancIer 12 Clendenen 144 Bush 63 142 Carne1 58 Chand1ar 18 Clepper 135 195 Bushong 164 Carn(e)s 62 201 Chandler 19 96 129 Cleveland 193 Bus1en 150 Carney 66 147 148 151 Cliburn 110 Bussell 202 Carnut 57 Chaney 166 Clifford 148 Buster 82 130 Caro1ey 109 Chapman 59 164 165 Clifton 150 156 Butcher 57 Carothers 147 148 149 166 167 Cline 46 142 148 Butler 9 38 40 41 57 151 Chappell 16 Clineard 133 58 60 90 129 130 131 Carpenter 123 Charlemagne 85 Clinton 176 167 174 200 Carr 9 12 28 46 80 81 Charles 18 19 Clonch 151 Butram 168 101 114 115 130 170 Charleville 74 Clotfeller 163 Butts 153 173 202 Charlton 11 12 115 Clotfelter 165 Byars/Byers 45 58 62 Carraway 62 Chase 9 C10uch 148 150 Byear1ey 19 Carre1(1) 64 80 Chavis 167 168 Cloud 27 Byrd 91 Carrigar 114 Cheak 64 C1ouson 15 Byrom/Byrum 200 Carrol 11 12 166 167 Cheatham 103 133 171 Clowers 202 Carro11(e) 57 59 148 172 174 175 176 C1uchin 15 151 200 Cheek 78 115 180 C1un/C1ur 61 Cabbage 169 Carson 114 162 163 Che1ton 63 Coal 14 34 Cabler 47 198 Chembliss 64 Cobb 9 64 102 116 148 Caffey 198 Carter 9 17 20 42 51 Cherry 16 91 92 147 165 Cage 66 164 59 63 65 81 92 94 99 Chesebrough 9 Cobe1 115 Caha1 17 111 113 114 115 116 Chesher 167 Cob1e/Cob1 34 148 Caiden 57 150 165 Chester 9 Cochran 11 12 14 112 144 Cain(e) 9 43 91 99 167 Cartright 174 Childeress 58 Cock(e) 16 17 19 62 64 Caldwell 7 18 34 63 Cartwright 75 144 172 Childers 159 165 65 66 113 164 202 174 176 Cartwrit 17 Childress 57 58 104 Cockerel 12 Winter 1987 207

Cockram 150 Coopper 18 164 164 Dag1(e)y 57 59 166 167 Cockran 112 152 169 Coopwood 132 Creekmore 168 168 170 Cop (e) land 41 63 114 Creel 133 Dalbey 129 Cockreham 11 141 203 Creighton 93 Dale 17 19 58 90 Cockrom 148 151 Coppedge 158 Crenshaw 81 133 Dallon 18 Cockrow 150 Coppin 195 Cres(s)well 19 Dalton 142 Cocks 102 Corbett 129 Crews 19 Dameron 140 Coffee 2 9 46 91 110 Corbit(t) 15 116 201 Creznic 146 Dance 168 Coffelt 200 Corde1(1) 46 203 Crick 48 Dancer 34 149 Coffey 2 Cordle 203 Cripps 101 Dandridge 14 Coffin 61 Corisfred 159 Crisip/Crissup 148 Danell 174 Coffman 147 Cor1ern 150 Criswell 78 Daniel 11 13 57 61 79 Cogar 167 Corley 191 Critchfield 166 112 149 153 166 203 Cogbe11 9 Cormack 34 Crittenden 198 Dardin 101 Cogbill 130 132 Cornelius 129 130 169 Crocker 130 132 Dare 112 Coghlan 112 Cornell 9 Crockett 44 155 Darismont 129 Coil 62 Corne(s) 46 142 Croften 15 Darnall 174 Colbert 130 132 Cornwell 141 171 Croll 50 Darnell 149 Coldwell 18 104 164 Corry 142 Cromwell 172 Darrow 174 Cole 91 116 123 Cortney 58 Crone 94 Darwin 48 Coleman 9 11 12 47 60 Corum 139 Crook 17 129 Daughe 162 105 106 107 108 115 Corvin 56 Crookshank 48 Daugherty 148 149 151 164 Cosby 64 Cross 17 57 58 60 82 161 162 Co1ewe11 164 Cottam 114 88 115 129 130 163 Daughty 9 Co1gers 103 Cotter 115 165 166 168 Davenport 9 31 32 192 Colgin 104 Cotton 9 12 47 79 168 Crosswhite 165 Davey 113 Co1ins 64 197 Crouch 79 81 99 David 129 133 165 Co11ans 64 Couch 96 Crouse 149 Davidson 17 58 59 94 Collier 42 82 129 Coulter 62 63 Crow 46 50 114 148 149 193 200 198 Counce1man 112 159 Davies 33 Collins 9 63 92 96 Coun(s) 12 61 Crowder 192 195 Davis 9 11 12 13 14 18 130 132 133 166 195 Counts 64 Crownover 149 19 34 40 44 48 58 59 197 Couts 103 Crumley 115 62 65 74 79 86 91 92 Co11um(s) 93 Cove 61 Crumpton 42 95 113 115 130 132 Co11we11 18 Covey 48 Crunke 104 142 148 149 150 153 Colson 47 Covington 8 62 154 Crutcher 34 62 66 102 160 161 166 168 193 Colt 9 197 190 Davison 16 Combs 41 Cowan 9 14 19 20 34 Crutchfield 149 Daw(e)s 31 149 Comer 158 166 47 61 63 65 167 195 Cruthers 81 Dawson 9 Compton 114 116 Coward 58 59 Cryse1 102 Day 61 105 109 130 132 Conaway 178 Cowgill 12 Csapo 44 149 168 Condra(y) 157 161 Cowles 79 Culbreath 92 Deaderick 114 161 176 Condrey 102 195 Cown 12 Cullipher 140 Deadrick 9 129 132 Cone11 81 Cox(e) 9 20 58 73 96 Cullom 37 Dea1(e) 6 52 90 Conely 159 125 133 148 150 162 Cu1pep(p)er 34 199 Dean 91 99 100 113 115 Conger 144 164 165 167 175 178 Cummings 57 94 192 138 Coniers 34 Cozby 63 202 Dearmond 18 Conkey 57 Crabb 160 Cummins 43 129 Deason 14 79 130 169 Conley 139 Crabs 111 Cunbar 41 Deaton 96 143 149 Conn 79 Crabtree 99 100 165 Cunningham 17 19 20 de Bushong 164 Connell 8 30 112 174 168 169 176 96 149 Decherd 160 175 176 Craft 114 161 Cunnyngham 160 Deck 114 Conner 51 81 102 Craig 57 59 60 65 73 Cureton 84 Deed 133 Conrad/rod 50 171 84 105 133 166 193 Curklin 159 Deen 160 Conway 180 181 202 Curlin 43 Delaney 200 Conyers III Craighead 74 75 Currin 9 132 Delap 165 166 Coock 17 Crain(e) 112 Curry 98 142 149 De1k 165 Cook(e) 18 19 32 34 Crandall 200 Curtin 84 Dell 114 82 91 148 165 168 Crane 82 129 154 171 Cusick 18 19 Deloach 101 129 171 169 200 175 179 Cutler 143 172 Coon/Coone 112 176 Cranford 199 Cyer 149 DeLong 202 Cooney 34 Craven(s) 60 166 Cypert 20 Delozier 40 Coop 164 Cravin 56 Demarcus 57 59 Cooper 3 9 18 51 59 Crawford 16 17 61 112 Dement 2 62 60 66 96 163 164 165 114 Dabney 9 11 103 160 de Miollis 17 166 168 Crawley 11 12 81 159 Dabny 166 168 Demoss 51 208 "Ansearchin'" News

Denis 149 Donoho 116 Durham 96 England 58 59 60 80 86 Dennes 65 Donoven 149 Duvall 62 65 66 141 96 174 Dennett 19 Dooley 9 Dwiggins 63 English 42 140 Denton 19 48 91 141 Dorris 147 149 150 Dyches 58 59 Enloe 96 Depkin 45 172 174 Dyer 80 119 159 164 Enochs 53 Derby 155 Dorsey 86 Dyke 44 114 Enos 13 Derrick 63 202 Dortch 101 103 171 Epperson 17 110 132 Derryberry 149 150 176 Eppes 129 130 141 Desha 173 Dosset(t) 64 165 167 Eads 165 Epps 79 130 132 Devault 148 Dotson 142 143 196 Eagle 129 130 Erickson 94 DeVell 133 Doty 11 13 203 Eaken/Eakin 18 139 Ernest 177 Devore 160 Dougan 61 Earl(s) 168 201 Erskine 9 Dew 16 57 Dougherty 11 13 59 Earnest 30 125 162 Ervin 13 129 Dewb1y/Dewby 133 129 165 168 Earuson 15 Erwin 9 12 13 47 56 DeWitt/witt 7 115 Doughtry 18 168 Easley 113 130 148 149 152 180 Dewoody 82 Doughty 199 Eason 80 114 115 203 Eskridge 85 Dey 9 61 Douglas 76 126 149 East 17 85 148 149 Esp(e)y 192 Dezarn 94 169 199 151 Essex 13 80 Dial 90 Douglass 18 76 165 Easterly 142 Estell 80 Dibrell 45 91 167 Eastham 83 Esters 34 Dice 115 Doug1ess 133 Easton 103 Estes 16 17 46 61 114 Dick 79 Dourem 18 Eckles 11 130 149 150 Dickens 11 12 Douthet 17 127 177 Ecklin 79 81 Estill 14 79 160 Dickerson 15 112 200 Douthie 91 Ecko1s 9 13 132 Etheridge 151 Dickey 61 66 80 Douty 203 Eddington 45 91 Eubank 61 95 135 Dickins 13 79 Dover 149 Edmiston 132 Evans 19 20 40 63 90 Dickinson 74 75 161 Dowdy 44 Edmondson 58 94 130 123 141 149 158 160 193 Dowell 11 13 34 130 Edmonston 66 171 166 174 192 202 Dickson 22 61 149 Down(e)s 104 159 171 Edmunds 9 Evens 18 19 133 160 168 Downey 171 Edmundson 59 Everett/Everitt 18 84 Dicson 14 Downing 3 4 5 6 160 Edonton 18 Evert 162 Dicus 44 Doy1 19 167 Edward 61 79 129 Everton 149 Diggs 60 Drake 62 65 66 75 Edwards 14 40 53 76 Evins 160 163 Dike 114 Draper 9 20 109 79 81 130 132 140 Ewing 9 18 19 20 100 Dileo 92 Draughon 96 143 159 163 194 Ezell 151 162 Dill 9 Drennan/non 193 202 Ek1e 149 Dillahunty 17 111 Drewin 96 Elam 133 Di11an/Di11en 15 Droke 147 Elder 62 65 149 Fagen 138 Dillard 86 192 Druen 96 Eldridge 13 129 130 Fain 27 66 161 162 164 Dilliard 66 Drury 157 191 Fall 40 137 Dillion 162 Dubose 11 13 Elinor 93 Fannin 193 Dillon 16 17 114 Dudley 19 Elkins 192 Farabee 81 Dingworth 178 Duff 62 66 154 200 Elleckson 52 Faris 12 160 Dinkens 5 Duffield 61 E1(1)iff 149 Farley 131 Dinkins 166 168 Dugger 29 30 46 197 Ellington 95 Farmer 40 57 58 59 60 Dinsmore 161 Duke 57 61 129 130 Elliot 58 79 165 167 104 III 112 160 163 Diseney 163 160 168 173 Ditmar 115 Dunagan 202 Elliott 14 100 111 Farnsworth 96 Dixon 9 13 139 147 Dunavin 59 129 141 154 202 Farragut 17 Dixson 17 18 Dunaway 161 Ellis 13 14 15 32 35 Farris 48 148 149 150 Dizn(e)y 60 Duncan 57 58 59 60 61 37 47 58 79 81 85 151 152 162 Doak 65 159 95 99 103 133 159 111 130 149 168 178 Farrow 115 Dobbin 17 160 162 165 166 168 180 181 Faucett 175 202 Dobbs 91 171 175 Ellison 167 Faukner 168 Dodd 114 142 149 202 Duncane 17 Elmore 112 Fa(u)lkner 48 159 168 Dodds 9 149 Dungworth 124 Elrod 201 Faust 43 192 Dodson 20 Dunington 57 Ely 50 Fayett 155 Dog1 167 Dunkin 63 112 Elzey 202 Feakes 95 Doherty 172 Dunklin 115 Embr(e)y 160 161 Fearn 130 131 Dolby 130 Dunlap 17 34 Emerson 201 Fearne 9 129 130 132 Dole 42 Dunn 9 40 60 91 130 Emert 20 192 Featherston 9 160 Do11ahite 34 132 170 172 198 Em(m)ery 46 59 Feeney 9 Donaldson 17 64 Dunnivant 37 Emmons 6 149 Fe1ckner 176 Donelson 80 81 95 100 Dunsworth 31 33 Emory 46 Fellows 114 131 132 102 171 Duogherty 59 Emry 59 Felts 112 131 132 Donnell 86 Duresmont 9 Enes 13 Feltz 133 Winter 1987 209

Fendley 203 Forbus 140 Fulcher 157 191 Gat1and 22 Fenwick 95 Ford 12 13 21 47 61 Fu1erton 22 Gatliff 162 Fergason 131 82 99 101 129 165 Fu1gum 22 Gatlin 22 Ferguson 9 80 131 132 166 Fuller 12 13 17 22 56 Gattis 22 62 151 141 152 Foreman 199 149 Gauley 22 Ferrill 13 Forester 21 Fullerton 22 Gault 22 Ferris 83 Forister 21 Fulton 22 150 198 Gause 32 Fewell 140 For1den 133 Fults 45 Gavin(g) 22 Fhant 115 For(r)est 58 109 160 Furgerson 22 200 Gay 15 Fick1and 172 Forrester 21 129 Fuzzell 44 Gayle 22 Fiebers 163 Forrister 21 Fyzer 104 Gaylor 22 166 Fie1d/s 9 94 Forsyth 21 147 149 Gedner 19 Fielding 46 58 Forsythe 21 149 151 Gee 82 114 129 Filby 194 Fort 99 100 101 103 Gabsky 144 Geer 146 Fincher 115 171 172 173 174 175 Gack 18 Gent 174 Find1ay/1ey/1y 21 176 Gaddy 22 Gentry 57 58 138 193 Fine 63 Fortner 159 Gaffney 96 Genung 46 Finey 9 Fortune 140 Gafton 50 George 18 22 61 103 Finger 149 152 Foshhour 115 Gage 147 161 Finley 9 18 46 56 96 Foster 9 21 57 59 61 Gainer 34 114 Gerdis 82 149 113 115 130 140 160 Gaines/Gains 9 110 Gess 115 Finney 9 21 197 123 160 170 199 Gett 163 Fischer 135 194 195 Fothergill 125 Gaither 22 Gibbon/s 22 Fisher 15 32 193 201 Fouche 202 Ga1ahar 141 Gibbs 22 45 57 133 Fitch 21 Fought 114 Galbraith 22 58 60 Gibon 64 Fite 20 Fou1ker 116 Ga1br(e/i)ath 92 115 Gibson 22 29 57 64 95 Fith 170 Foust 58 Gale 22 129 139 150 164 165 Fitts 170 202 Fout 114 Galey 22 197 Fitzgerald 57 65 Fowler 9 21 22 34 82 Gallaher 60 Gicts 171 Fitzpatrick 149 111 129 137 149 164 Gallaway 114 Gierke 199 Fize 114 181 Gallespie 125 Gifford 64 Flack 21 43 69 Fox 22 57 59 112 162 Gallion 94 162 Gift 12 13 14 79 Flaherty 80 Foy 58 149 Galliway 114 Gilaspin 22 Flannery 102 Fraim 131 Galloway 79 Gilbert 22 57 59 93 F1ant 21 Fraker 57 Galyean 162 Gilborn 160 Flatt 149 151 202 Frame 9 22 Gamb1e/bi1 18 57 58 Gilbraith 23 F1awt 21 Francis 16 17 22 63 60 91 Gilbreath 18 23 F1eanor 104 200 Gammill 199 Gilchrest 23 F1echer 81 Frank1in/1yn 22 27 Gammon 114 Gi1e/s 3 4 5 6 23 55 F1edderjohn 146 38 148 149 163 Gandy 82 Gilham 23 Fleetwood 80 Franks 18 Ganes 18 Gilhint 23 Fleming 16 17 20 21 Frantham 6 Gann 150 203 Gill 23 40 47 96 168 200 Frasure 22 Gannaway 159 Gillam 23 Flemming 21 Frazare 22 Gant 14 22 79 Gillaspie 160 Flenniken 18 19 Frazer 115 160 Gardenhire 96 Gilland/Gilleland 23 F1enson 133 Frazier 9 11 18 58 Gardner 9 22 37 93 Gi11es(s)pie 18 23 80 Fletcher 21 68 81 131 113 129 130 166 Garland 22 81 129 159 190 Free1(s) 58 59 60 Garman/mon 58 152 Gilley 45 F1ethcer 21 Freeman 22 44 46 58 Garmer 22 Gilliam 23 40 48 92 Flewellen 101 102 139 140 149 Garner 22 35 59 79 86 160 161 199 F1ewellin 175 Freerson 22 95 114 116 160 170 Gillian 23 Flinn 100 101 113 Frees 115 Garones 129 Gilliland 15 23 Flint 21 162 Freeze 63 Garr 45 140 Gillis 92 160 Flippin 17 34 Fre1 15 Garrant 14 Gillispie/pee 23 80 Floyd 20 82 129 161 French 15 45 99 Garratt 177 Gillmore 81 Fluharty 80 Freshour 115 Garret(t) 22 44 45 51 Gilmer 17 F1uta 21 Frey 104 150 Gilmore 61 81 96 151 F1y(e) 133 144 Fridge 12 13 Garrison 9 11 22 48 Gilpin 168 Flynn 173 Frierson 16 17 22 Garritt 22 Ginn 151 Flynt 21 92 Friley 162 Garvin 22 Gipson 92 161 Flythe 144 Frisbet 115 Gaskell 22 Girdner 83 Fobes 41 Frise1 164 Gass 114 115 Gist/s 23 38 171 Foley 11 13 Frize1 164 Gassaway 192 Givan 20 Follin 46 Frizzell 46 Gaston 193 Give1y 23 Folwell 9 Frost 22 58 59 163 Gatewood 27 40 170 Gladish 150 Forbes 21 Fry(e) 58 114 149 163 Gathright 81 G1anden/ders 167 168 210 "Ansearchin'" News

Glasgow 17 147 150 165 166 174 Hagen 24 91 162 Hanner 24 Glass 23 45 Grayson 62 63 66 Hager 24 Hans 79 Glasscock 12 165 Greaves 23 61 Haggard 113 150 172 Hansard 59 Gleaves 92 Green 3 19 23 44 45 Hagler 34 57 96 Hape11 34 G1eg(i)horn 23 51 58 59 111 112 114 Hagons 24 Harald 81 Glen/Glenn 23 105 106 129 133 144 150 167 Hagsda1e 24 Haralson 9 11 131 107 108 109 153 161 175 193 198 203 Hague 24 Harber 55 165 166 Greenborn 105 Hail 64 Harbeson/Harbertson 80 G1ennis 23 Greene 23 46 196 Haile 24 Harbi(n)son 59 90 G1id(e)we11/wi11 23 Greer 23 34 64 78 114 Hailey 24 150 179 181 Harby 24 Glighorn 23 125 126 167 Haily 24 Hardaway 9 131 132 Glisson 80 Greeson 36 Hain 80 Hardcastle 160 Glover 154 Gregg 92 Haines 181 Hardeman 47 85 150 Goad 112 165 166 Gregory 14 23 79 81 Hair 150 Harden 24 57 59 80 99 Goain 58 113 131 132 160 165 Hairston/tien 24 112 147 149 152 Godfrey 40 Grejon 23 Hais1ip/Has1ip(s) 24 Harder 92 Godsey 15 Grey 23 166 Ha(i)sting 24 Hardgraves 174 Godwin 202 Grider 195 Haithcock 24 Hardin 7 9 24 99 100 Goe1 163 Griffin 23 80 82 92 Halbert 24 162 112 173 Goff 16 159 165 166 Halcomb 24 93 Harding 24 80 133 Goin/s 23 88 166 167 Griffis 23 Hale 8 12 14 20 24 58 Hardy 47 124 Gold 23 Griffith 23 58 60 80 144 150 198 Hare 10 19 Golden 133 Griffon 164 Ha1ey/Ha1y 10 45 91 Harges/gis(s) 19 113 Goldson 58 Griffus 129 114 166 167 201 Haris 63 79 Goldstone 58 Griffy 166 167 Halford 45 Harkins 24 Goley 23 Grigery/gory 23 81 Hall 10 11 13 20 24 Harkritter 111 Gonce 195 Grigg/s 23 96 59 61 77 79 82 90 96 Harland 24 Gonzales 44 Grigsbey 18 105 106 110 113 114 Harleigh 111 Gooch 48 148 149 150 Grimes 47 50 91 99 129 140 143 144 154 Harless 57 151 152 111 113 114 165 172 160 161 163 173 Harley 24 57 Goodbread 92 Groce 23 Hallen 19 Harlow 64 203 Goode 17 164 Groome 149 Halliburton 142 159 Harman 92 Gooden 63 Grooms 11 13 129 131 Hallmark 150 Harmey 24 Goodin 86 115 202 132 Hallum 80 Harmon 60 92 114 115 Goodlow 23 Gross(e) 15 23 166 Ha1som 129 139 166 195 Goodman 9 50 58 59 168 Ham 14 79 80 Harness/nis 60 166 112 165 201 Grove 130 Hamah 152 Haroy 129 Goodrich 23 Grub(b)s 46 115 Hama1ton/e1ton 24 133 Harper 24 Goodwin 23 80 133 Guffton 176 Hambleton 24 162 Harralson 125 Goolsby 143 170 Guider 23 Hamb10ten 57 Harre1(1/le) 13 59 60 Gordon 19 23 62 64 66 Guinn 27 58 Hambrick 24 140 79 81 132 176 Gorum 103 172 Guiss 96 Hamer 167 Harre1nn 24 Goss 61 Gulledge 111 Hamilton 10 17 24 61 Harrelson 7 24 Gossett 19 59 Gu11et(t) 23 24 164 103 150 163 Harrington 24 79 100 Gotland 23 Gu11(e)y 24 46 112 Hamlett 156 112 163 175 Goudreau 193 Gurley 129 Hamlin 131 132 Harris (s) 5 11 12 13 18 Gould 65 66 Gurney 35 Hamm 141 148 150 19 24 45 46 62 80 81 Gourd 163 Guthrey 24 Hammock 58 94 82 102 112 129 130 Gowan 19 Guthridge 9 Hammond(s) 19 150 147 150 152 160 162 Gowe1 23 Gutrey 173 Hamner 16 17 81 164 192 199 201 Gowing 82 Guyder 24 Hamon 16 Harrison 9 12 20 24 38 Gracy 23 Gwaltney 37 44 Hampon 24 45 55 56 59 95 108 Grady 131 132 Gwin(n) 15 150 181 Hampton 24 44 101 165 111 116 124 129 130 Graham 9 11 13 16 23 Gye 171 200 132 170 177 180 181 47 48 58 81 107 108 Hamsuetton 24 199 200 131 132 141 149 Hancock 166 Har(r)isson 24 160 Grammar 142 Haas 141 Handlin 62 Hart 9 18 24 47 51 58 Granade 177 Hackey 80 Hanes 159 191 196 99 100 103 163 167 Grant 23 150 161 166 Hackler 165 Haney 95 200 Hart1(e)y 167 201 167 168 Hackney 57 143 Haniford 130 Harty 114 Grantham 150 Hackworth 58 60 63 Hankins 44 86 Harvell 27 Graves 19 23 45 85 91 195 Hanks 112 Harvey 9 93 104 107 172 131 132 144 152 Hadden 66 Han1ey/Hann1ee 66 101 Harville 131 Gravily 63 Haddock 137 Hanna (h) 12 13 16 24 Harwell 24 132 162 Gray 15 16 19 23 34 Haddrick 114 114 150 Harwood 24 161 62 66 80 81 129 137 Haden 82 95 Hannan 17 Haskins 11 13 24 27 Winter 1987 211

Has1ett/Has1itt 9 24 Helme 25 93 95 96 133 147 150 Holloway 11 12 13 25 Has1up 168 He1sep 161 152 155 164 165 166 28 144 150 Hasqua 59 Helton 44 163 178 167 179 198 199 Hollyoake 144 Hassell 34 Hemilton 115 Hillard 172 Hollyway 133 Hastings 47 150 Hemphill 25 Hillen 47 Holman 25 26 51 131 Hatch 201 Hemry 191 Hillerd 63 Holmes 12 13 26 93 Hatcher 34 79 Henderson 9 18 19 25 Hillgardner 37 131 132 150 Hatchins 13 45 58 59 63 64 96 Hillis 34 Ho1oman 132 Hatchock 164 129 130 139 150 159 Hillsman 64 Ho1oway 26 Hatfield 160 165 166 161 197 198 Him1er 60 Ho1se1 131 201 Hendricks 154 Hindebrand 27 Holstead 148 150 Hathcock 24 Hendrin 59 Hindman 25 Holt 3 6 10 26 64 116 Hatmaker 60 166 168 Hendrix 141 147 149 Hinds 25 61 141 Hatt 114 150 Hineman 25 Holton 132 Haughton 24 Henery 15 Hines 170 Holyfield 150 Haun 135 136 Henk1er 25 Hinesley 13 Hombrick 26 Hauser 167 Henley 32 Hinkle 25 111 Honey 26 95 Haus1y 165 167 Henry 11 13 15 18 19 Hinman 25 Hood 16 18 19 155 161 Havanaugh 160 25 51 100 101 103 Hinshaw 160 Hoodenpy1e 144 Havins 58 110 150 171 174 Hinson 61 Hooke 7 18 Haward 14 Hensley 46 91 104 167 Hinton 199 Hooker 47 81 149 Hawes 94 Henslle 160 Hitchcock/Cock 17 143 Hooks 57 Hawg 24 Henson 25 Hite 40 81 83 Hooper 81 93 103 191 Hawkins 11 13 24 40 Herd 15 Hix 100 101 Hoose 63 44 60 62 66 75 80 Hering 108 Hixon 63 Hooser 104 131 132 147 149 153 Hern 95 Hobbs 25 56 57 88 133 Hooton 28 161 162 201 202 Herndon 17 172 Hobs 149 Hoots 26 Hawthorn 9 Herod 171 Hobson 140 Hoove1 192 Hawzs/Hauzs 24 159 Hero1dson 25 Hockersmith 10 Hoover 26 164 Hay 11 13 55 56 99 Heron 18 Hodge 19 25 63 82 126 Hope 79 94 95 133 163 Hayam 129 Herrell 14 131 132 199 166 Hayden 13 35 Herriford 160 Hodges 25 129 148 149 Hopkins 11 13 26 94 Haye 80 Herrin 25 Hodsken 163 173 199 Hayes 24 45 91 160 Herring 80 198 Hoffman 13 192 Hopper 26 Haymond 24 Herrington 14 Hogan 25 101 112 133 Hoppes 142 Haynes 13 24 34 116 Herron 166 171 175 Hord 143 160 Heryford 160 Hoge 63 138 Horn 26 44 147 149 Haynie 9 12 13 129 Herzog 150 Hoges 25 150 151 154 203 Hayns 64 Hes1ep/Hes1ip 160 161 Hogg 171 Hornbuckle 148 152 Hays 25 60 80 115 133 Hess 150 Hoggett 25 Horne 80 129 139 163 Hester 3 4 5 6 94 166 Hogin 112 Horner 65 Hayter 10 166 Heurnan 162 Hogsdell 25 Hornsby 198 Haytor 25 Heuse 25 Hogshead 57 163 Horse1ey 13 Hayward 41 Hewit 18 Hogue 25 138 Horsken 163 Haywood 41 Hewston 14 81 Holbert 25 Horsley 11 Hazlewood 80 Heydon 35 Holbrook 150 Hortn 63 Hazyellip 25 Hiat 25 Holcomb 9 25 130 Horton 26 47 57 58 198 Head 61 113 174 Hickerson 192 Ho1cum 25 Hoskins 57 59 60 163 Head1y 113 Hicklin 18 Holden 25 40 192 Hostetter 150 Headspeth 25 Hickman 9 12 13 25 93 Holder 25 165 Hosts 26 Heard 16 Hicks 20 25 59 101 Holderby 108 Houck 19 Heas1et 19 144 150 166 172 Ho1dering 25 Houk 19 Heath 25 141 150 166 Hiers 163 Holding/Holdings 25 Houndshell 47 Heathcock 16 25 Higdon 36 Holeman 112 132 170 Hous(e) 26 63 133 Heatherly 57 166 167 Higgans 25 Holey 25 House1ey 95 Heaton 157 202 Higgins 25 192 198 Holford 45 Hous1y 167 168 Heckmon 19 Higgs 165 Holladay 18 Houston 7 8 16 17 26 Hedespath 25 High 48 Holland 25 63 113 141 48 79 81 96 150 154 Hedespeth 25 High~mith 61 159 172 173 175 199 164 178 191 Hedgepeth 25 Hightower 10 25 150 Hollands 150 Houze 26 Heggie 52 Hiks 18 Hollaway 133 Howard 9 26 41 47 58 Heidelberg 201 Hildebran 132 Holley 100 59 63 79 93 114 129 Hek 19 Hilderbran 131 Ho11ing(s)worth 60 130 166 Hell 16 Hile(s) 18 160 165 166 167 168 Howe1 26 114 Hellard 46 Hill 9 14 16 19 25 32 Hollis 111 171 Howell 26 54 91 92 141 Helm 80 43 45 58 59 74 79 80 Hollman 25 197 212 "Ansearchin'" News

Howson 176 Husra 167 Jarmon 159 Kappelman 91 Howze 26 Hust 161 Jarnagin 58 64 Kargus 96 Hubbard 11 13 26 66 Huston 66 90 111 Jarra1d 99 Karnes 201 150 167 Hutcherson 34 66 151 Jarratt 142 Karr 100 101 172 173 Hubboard 26 Hutcheson 103 152 174 Jeames 152 Kates 96 Hubbs 43 175 Jean(e)s 67 151 Kay 40 67 Huchens 13 Hutchings 112 Jeffers 67 151 165 Kearby 19 Huckabay/Huckaby 60 Hutchins 11 27 166 167 Kearnes/ey 17 Huckby 60 Hutchinson 123 124 Jefferson 67 Kearny 161 Hucke1y 17 Hutchison 175 Jeffreys 53 Keathley 139 Huddeston 111 Hutson 26 63 153 166 Jemison 102 Keebler 60 Huddleston 131 132 167 Jenings 65 Keefe 176 139 150 168 203 Hutton 142 Jenkins 17 65 66 67 Keefhaver 114 Hudson 10 13 16 26 44 Hyde 65 66 112 176 80 81 82 103 Keel 96 48 58 103 144 153 Hyden 35 Jennings 67 91 105 Keen(e)y 15 60 163 154 155 Hynd1y 58 Jent 174 Keer 67 Hudspeth 26 44 Hynes 14 26 65 170 Jerden 45 Keesee 17 Huff 15 20 26 66 162 Hysmith 150 Jernekin 129 Kees1in 59 Huffacre 128 Hyten 35 Jernigan 130 Keeth 67 Huffman 12 15 96 192 Jet/Jett 63 67 Keeton 67 168 Hufman 167 Jetton 159 Keith 57 59 60 64 67 Huftt 19 Ikerd 198 Jewel 67 Keller 57 67 115 167 Huggins 149 151 Imes 82 129 Jimerson 151 Kelley 15 18 51 63 130 Hughes 17 18 26 75 83 Inamn 151 Jin(n)ings 15 67 161 164 202 112 115 129 151 167 Ingalls 201 Job/Jobbs 67 Kellis 129 Hughet 168 Inge 26 Jobe 67 195 Kellogg 200 Hughey 26 Ingerso1e/so11 10 82 Johns 10 18 Ke11om/1um(s) 93 159 Hughling 60 Inghram 131 Johnser 163 Kelly 17 37 51 67 79 Hughs 26 Ing1and 11 13 Johnson 2 6 9 10 19 Kelsey 18 139 Hughsand 151 Ing1e(s) 26 151 48 51 54 56 58 59 60 Ke1so(e) 18 67 Hujer 92 Inglish 151 66 67 80 86 90 92 93 Kelson 67 Hu1ett/Hu1itt 116 Ingram 86 132 195 99 100 101 102 103 Kembough 115 Hu1ey 26 Ingrem/rum 59 159 104 112 113 128 129 Kemp 148 149 151 160 Hu1ing 10 62 65 66 In(n)man 114 144 130 131 132 133 139 Kendall 34 Hu1m/Hu1me 26 Irby 6 81 82 115 142 147 150 151 160 Kenedy 59 67 102 133 Hulsey 26 151 Ireland 26 161 163 166 170 171 Kennaird 67 Hu1son 133 Irvin 59 81 82 151 172 173 174 179 193 Kennedy 10 67 68 79 82 Hu1um 26 Irvine 132 195 201 202 102 111 114 170 195 Human 193 Irwin 7 44 47 57 81 Joiner 10 150 Kenner 161 HumBird 115 100 107 166 167 174 Joines/Joins 67 Kennon 68 Hume 11 13 138 Isaac(s) 67 Jolly 66 Kent 10 47 68 Humpheys 159 Isaack(s)/Isaaks 67 Jones 11 12 13 14 15 Kerby 68 148 173 176 Humphreys 66 133 Isacks 160 16 19 32 34 38 45 57 Kercheva1/herva1e 68 Humphris 163 Isbell 132 148 200 60 62 63 64 67 74 79 Kerlin 37 Humphrys 59 64 Isham 67 80 81 82 86 94 104 Kernahan 10 Hund1y 58 111 Isom 43 45 67 111 112 114 115 131 Kernan 17 HuneCutt 161 Ivy 10 167 132 133 139 143 148 Kernodle 152 Hunley 57 Izare1 168 149 150 151 152 165 Kerns 64 Hunnycut 165 Iz1y 168 166 167 172 175 176 Kerr 8 12 13 16 21 27 Hunsley 11 195 201 36 68 81 131 132 147 Hunt 6 11 12 20 26 52 Jonsson 2 148 151 74 94 112 115 135 Jack 18 65 Jonston 64 159 Kesterson 59 168 139 160 176 177 179 Jackson 10 13 33 34 Jopling 116 Keston 68 198 44 47 48 58 59 61 63 Jordan 45 67 112 Ketche1 10 Hunter 16 26 57 82 91 67 80 82 86 112 131 Jordon 62 160 Kevil 100 92 102 111 129 131 132 142 148 151 159 Jorner 79 Key 58 59 64 68 110 132 151 163 167 160 162 163 166 167 Jossey 16 131 132 Huppert 201 168 172 174 197 199 Jourdon 67 Key(e)s 46 57 68 79 Hur1(e)y 26 151 202 Jacobs 165 Joyce 10 Kibert 46 Hursha 139 Jakes 17 Julien 63 Kid/Kidd 68 Hurst 94 150 151 152 Jame(r)son 13 III 131 Junkin(s) 67 Kiely 66 Hurt 136 James 10 18 19 58 64 Justice 111 167 Kieth 58 Husband(s) 26 67 80 129 139 140 Justus 67 114 Kilgore 99 Huse 115 151 162 171 176 Killem(s) 93 Husks 26 Jamison 11 67 143 Killian 178 Husky 81 Jarid 7 Kanedy 101 Killingsworth 162 Winter 1987 213

Kilpatrick 96 Kyle 47 66 201 Lawrence 10 12 13 68 Lett 166 Kimberly 10 Kymes 68 86 131 132 138 140 Lettern 159 Kimble 10 131 132 Lawson 66 68 123 144 Leusure 69 Kimbrough 10 11 13 80 151 158 165 166 167 Leuthecum 69 131 132 135 170 198 Lacefield 151 172 173 Levi 58 59 Kimes 68 Lackey 18 68 Laxson 113 Lewis 16 58 62 63 69 Kincaid 58 68 165 166 Lack1and 115 Laxton 168 195 81 82 112 113 114 Kincannon 68 Lacy 144 Lay 69 165 166 167 130 131 132 152 166 Kindall 144 Lagerquist 201 168 174 178 Kinder 139 Lahiff 93 Layton 151 Lienert 60 Kindrick 16 151 Lain 15 114 149 152 Lazenberry 69 Liesure 69 Kineard 165 Laird 133 Lerow 159 Liggett 199 King 12 13 16 17 19 Laister 10 Lea 15 57 60 61 151 Likens 114 20 28 51 57 58 59 60 Lake 68 130 167 Lillard 15 65 61 62 68 81 82 91 Lamar 57 59 167 Leach 60 94 167 168 Lima 69 100 129 130 131 132 Lamaster 111 Leadford 151 Linard 163 151 162 163 165 166 Lamb 45 63 131 162 Leak 69 Linch 75 168 170 199 166 174 Leake 80 81 82 Lincoln 17 69 Kington 7 Lambard 160 Leapord 151 Lind1y 160 Kinion 151 Lambert 18 96 151 Leatch 163 Lindsay 69 140 166 167 Kinnaid 68 Lamkin 173 Leath 57 58 60 151 168 Kinnaird/ard 68 Lamon 167 Leathan 147 Lindsey 148 Kirbey/Kirby 19 102 Lan 114 Leatherda1e 69 Linebaugh 58 163 202 Lancaster 19 99 174 Leatherdill 18 Ling 69 Kirk 10 48 57 58 59 Land 10 45 80 146 160 Leatherman 69 Linley 160 64 81 115 147 167 Landers 68 Leatherwood 69 Linn 58 80 193 Kirkman 68 Landes 68 Leavell 62 Linsy 140 Kirkpatrick 10 57 60 Landess 68 Ledbetter 46 69 129 Linthecum 198 203 Landiss 68 130 151 160 Lipscomb 37 172 Kisemer 131 Landrum 57 197 Leddy 144 Lisenbee 203 Kisner 132 Landyes 68 Ledford 69 Lisenby 203 Kissinger 57 Landys 68 Lee 15 33 34 38 62 Lister 69 Kistrey 114 Lane 13 40 46 65 68 69 85 108 133 142 Liton 130 Kittrell 44 112 113 142 148 149 151 152 198 Little 17 28 69 81 82 Kitts 171 175 Lanford 139 Leek 200 131 132 167 171 172 Kizer 151 Lang 63 Leeper(s) 64 69 201 Littlejohn 14 149 152 Klaassen 48 Langby 68 Leftwick 69 Littlepage 142 172 Kleiss 40 Langford 40 139 200 Leftwitch 69 Litton 168 Klinck 115 Lang1(e)y 57 68 168 Legate 150 Littrell 69 Knight 42 68 151 159 Langston 46 Legear 141 Live1ey 163 171 Lanier 68 Leger 141 Lively 58 59 Knott 68 164 Lankford 16 Leggitt 159 Livesay 11 Knowles 68 Lankston 68 Lei 114 Livingston 87 200 Knox 13 14 Lannom 55 Leib 163 Lizard 163 Koble 100 Lappattie 68 Leiber 60 L10an 69 Kobler 29 33 Lard 68 Leinert 57 L10y 57 Koen 104 129 171 172 Larisy 100 Leisure 69 Lloyd 81 174 Larkin 68 Leitchie 154 Lock 14 69 152 Konner 114 Larrell 151 Lemaster 11 16 131 Locke 3 4 5 6 10 11 Koona 68 Larrimore 131 132 132 63 79 Koonce 68 133 Larson 201 Lemmons 69 Locker 69 Koons 82 Larue 151 Lemon(s) 64 69 152 Lockett 60 Koontz 129 Lasater 18 198 Lockhart 69 139 Kothe 196 Lasieur 68 Lenard 44 69 Lockhert 18 Krahn 41 Lasley 180 Lenox/Leonox 104 112 Lockman 150 151 Kra1 48 Lasseter 151 Lenticam 69 Lockwood 147 151 Kratovil 85 Lassiter 129 152 Leonard 10 69 Lodgerwood 115 Krimm 138 Lasure 68 Lerry 81 82 Lofland 10 Kritsen/son 115 Latham 10 62 68 Lesere 69 Loftin 159 Kuhbander 192 Lauderdale 10 68 115 Leseur 69 Loftis 44 Ku1beth 92 Laughlin 151 162 Leslie 199 Loftus 169 Ku11er 58 Lauglin 159 Lester 69 139 Lofty 166 Kuney 60 Law 48 Lesuir 69 Logan 45 69 82 114 Kunkel 95 Lawhorn 139 Lesuire 69 129 131 162 Kupersmith 95 Lawless 40 Lesure 69 Loller 160 Kuykendall 160 161 Lawrance 68 Letcher 191 Lollis 143 214 "Ansearchin'" News

Lomax 113 Lynch 69 96 McCleary 78 125 McDavid 71 Long 7 38 47 59 62 63 Lynes 62 65 66 McClellan 17 70 McDonald 71 165 64 69 71 94 104 III Lynn 69 80 98 McClelland 20 70 McDougal 36 131 132 139 151 152 Lyon 10 66 139 McClendon 164 McDowa11s 37 160 162 176 Lytle 65 103 McClintock 86 152 McDowell 14 37 71 79 Longmire 57 58 166 McClish 174 81 82 168 McClung 193 McDown 71 Longwood 69 M'C1eary 78 125 McClure 18 55 62 65 McDuffy 13 Loomy 163 M'Combs 200 70 159 McE1dery 19 Looney 20 34 62 66 69 M'Gee 74 McClusky 70 McE1eroy 71 Loonie 69 M'Kain 74 McCodun 70 McE1hainy 172 Lorance 10 69 M'Kendree 75 127 128 Mcco1asster 160 McE10ry 71 Lorants 133 McAda 10 170 McCollam 65 70 McElrath 62 Loring 54 McAdams 70 McColloch 18 McElroy 71 139 Lorsell 10 McAden 11 13 McCollum 51 70 137 McElyea 137 Lothery 95 McAdoo 58 163 141 151 152 McEwen 51 66 71 72 Lott 58 59 McAdy 70 131 McCo1um 106 McEwin 71 Lotton 58 McAfe(e) 70 155 McComb(s) 70 142 160 McEwing 71 Louallen 166 McA1es1er 160 McConey 96 McFaddin(g) 19 176 Loudin 144 MeAl (l)ister 70 McConnally 70 McFall 129 149 Loughelin 115 McAllen/an 129 130 McConnel 70 171 McFarland 18 65 Louis 69 McAlpin 148 152 McConnell 10 70 96 99 McFarlin 19 61 Loumire 6 McAmis 57 195 McCoramck 70 McFarran 71 Lousey 13 MeAns 169 McCord 28 61 McFartin 176 Love 10 11 13 48 63 McBarrett 152 McCorkle 70 McFearn 71 79 80 86 131 134 160 McBath 70 McCormack 70 McFearrean 71 Lovedy 166 McBay 70 McCormick 70 163 McFerran/en 71 72 Lovelace 69 McBB 114 McCory 70 McFerrin 71 Lovelady 30 48 McBee 160 McCowan/McCowen 70 McFerron 71 Lovell 83 111 McBerry 61 McCown 45 70 McGaha 71 Lovet 166 168 McBeth 70 McCoy 57 59 64 70 167 McGahee 71 Lov1y 60 McB1ancett 151 168 201 McGahey 71 Low(e) 59 69 112 168 McBride 11 13 70 129 McCracken/kin 3 6 52 McGaugh 71 Lowell 42 130 160 200 70 71 McGaugh(e)y 19 71 Lower 166 194 McBrum 64 McCraken 71 McGauhey 18 Lowery 65 66 91 128 McCabb 114 McCravy 71 McGav(v)ock 155 161 Lowrance 69 140 McCady 129 McCraw 152 McGee 18 71 74 75 76 Lowr(e)y 18 152 175 McCain 128 160 McCrea 71 77 126 133 139 144 Loy 57 58 166 McCaleb 113 McCreskey 19 167 181 Loyd 69 82 115 133 McCalister 70 McCrooky 19 McGehee 71 95 167 168 McCall 10 16 51 McCrory 71 McGempsey 71 Loyed 114 McCallan 129 McCubbins 46 McGhee/McGhees 59 71 Loys 102 McCallaway 70 McCue 82 McGimpsey 69 71 Luallen 57 58 59 McCallister 152 McCui 82 McGinley 18 Lucas 10 69 74 102 McCamey 139 160 McCullar 147 148 149 McGinnes 64 Lugg 74 McCamish 114 151 152 McGinsey 108 Luisure 69 McCann 147 McCu11en(s) 6 71 81 McGinty 15 Luker 202 McCarmock 133 McCuller 71 McGowan/en 14 66 71 Lumbick 69 McCarre1(1) 66 171 McCulley 18 McGown 201 Lumbrick 69 MCCartn(e)y 70 McCullim 80 McGraw 167 Lumbrie 69 McCarty 46 70 167 McCulloch 19 71 McGready 75 Lumill 58 McCarver 198 McCu110ck 71 161 McGuffy 166 Lumley 61 McCaskill 143 McCullough 71 83 112 McGuier 162 Lumpkin(s) 152 167 McCaslin 51 McCullum 11 71 McGuire 17 71 72 198 Luna 69 McCaull 10 McCully 166 167 McGullich 71 Lundy 44 131 132 170 McCau1y 167 McCumis 7 McGumpsey 71 Luntram 161 McCawley 34 McCurdy 71 McHo1stead 147 148 150 Lurton 29 McCay 70 McCurry 115 151 Lusk 65 69 McCe11and 70 McCutcheon 141 McI1heran 18 Luster 141 152 166 McCewin 70 MCCutchins 114 McInally 131 132 Lustor 114 McClain 70 96 McDand 166 169 McIntire 71 140 152 Luther 144 McC1amrock 70 McDanie1(s) 13 15 71 163 Lut(t)rll 61 McClanahan 81 152 203 McIntosh 101 102 104 Luttrell 53 61 143 McClane 70 Mcdannel 161 174 148 McClary 167 McDannie1 162 McIntush 71 Luxton 106 McClay 70 McDano1d 165 168 169 McIntyre 13 147 152 Winter 1987 215

McIver 13 McNealy 82 Mangrum 69 140 Mau1der 165 McKalip 152 McNeces 174 Mangum 43 82 Mau1dern 70 McKam(e)y 18 58 60 McNeely 167 Mankin 142 Maulding 70 McKay 15 McNeil 48 Man1(e)y 60 164 Maupin 166 167 McKearny 129 McNeill 64 129 136 Mann 48 93 95 Maxedon 147 McKee 10 150 165 201 Mannerly 10 Maxwell 70 100 142 McKeever 12 McNeily 102 Manning 10 91 92 162 McKehan 167 McNelley 19 200 Mansker 74 75 May 70 McKendree 73 74 76 McNight 72 Manson 162 Mayberry 70 126 127 128 177 179 McNull 113 Mantuth 15 Mayer(s) 70 99 152 180 181 McNutt 19 62 143 Manual 152 Mayes 10 17 McKenney 58 McNutty 152 Manus 152 Mayfield 70 142 152 McKensie 71 McPeters 163 Maples 94 Maynard 45 McKenzie 143 148 151 McPherson 64 102 Marberry 34 Mays 201 152 McQuiddy 17 March 69 Mayson 19 McKerahan 159 Mcquinn 152 Marcum 165 167 192 Maze 70 McKim 105 McRee 95 Mardis 69 MCollum 162 McKimee 113 McReid 72 Mar.k 48 MCuiston 160 McKimsey 71 McReynolds 72 Marks 69 Mead 115 McKiney 71 McRhea 72 Mar1an 130 Meador 109 110 166 McKinley 163 McSheher 171 Marler 69 82 167 McKinney 12 13 57 61 McTeer 19 Marley 59 69 201 Meadows 72 71 131 199 McVay 63 72 95 142 Marlow 69 129 168 Meak 72 McKinnie 71 132 162 Marr 66 69 Means 152 McKinnon 199 McWherter 72 194 Mars 69 165 Meas 112 McKinsey/sie 71 McWhirter 201 Marsh 69 140 Meathus 72 McKinz(e)y 71 McWilliams 14 Marsha1(1) 10 43 52 Meek 72 McKinzia 143 57 59 70 93 180 199 Meder 40 McKinzie 150 Martain 70 112 Medford 16 McKnight 71 79 90 Mabry 58 59 Martel 38 Medlen 163 152 197 Mabson 106 Marten 133 Medlin(s) 72 95 McKnull 13 MacDowell 37 Martin 10 12 13 17 18 Medows 16 McKoen 10 Macke 174 19 34 43 58 59 60 66 Meehan 139 McKuhen 18 Mackey 100 103 70 93 102 111 114 Meek(s) 45 71 72 151 McLanahan 82 Maclin 17 130 146 152 160 162 152 McLane 71 Macon 148 166 193 200 201 Megah 174 McLaugh1en/1in 71 72 Madden 57 Martsching 96 Meghan 10 152 160 167 Maddr(a)y 162 Masengil 59 MeGuire 72 McLean 10 72 112 169 Maddy 69 Maser 165 Meherque 202 McLelland 72 82 Madron 167 Masey 111 152 Mekany 163 McLemore 10 11 13 72 Madrow 167 Mash 18 Mellon 129 130 132 Madry 44 Mashon 70 Melton 34 57 60 83 McLeroy 72 Magahey 69 Mason 10 11 13 70 82 152 192 McLin(n) 60 72 Mager(s) 152 164 85 129 152 161 164 Menasco 114 McLonan 72 Mageveney 170 Massay 70 Mendana11/dena11 108 McLooney 72 Magevenny 10 Massengill 90 147 152 Mendenhall 107 129 McLoran 72 Magibes 92 Massengi11s 41 90 Menees 101 102 103 McLure 72 Magness 111 Massey 14 58 70 79 80 171 172 173 174 175 McMacklin 10 Magowan 79 111 142 Menefee 161 McMahan 10 164 200 Mahan 99 Massinga1 58 59 Menger 60 McMahon 93 112 Mahon 80 103 112 176 Massingale 166 Meordith 131 McMars 72 181 Massy 70 Mercer 198 McMean(e)s 18 66 Maiden 141 Mathern 133 Meredith 94 131 132 McMears 72 Major(s) 69 131 Mathes 170 198 Meridith 132 McMellan 10 Majuire 69 Mathew 70 Merit 72 McMillan/en 19 72 Makedge 160 Mathews 70 133 148 Merkle 40 McMillican 72 Makris 197 150 151 152 154 170 Meroney 48 91 199 McMinn 57 Malier 69 Mathis 40 93 Merre1(1) 72 McMullen/in 48 72 82 Mallard 69 Matin 129 Merrill 72 McMurray 19 Mallory 111 112 Matlock 133 Merris 72 McMurry 18 53 100 152 Malone 52 69 152 166 Matthews 19 20 103 Merrit(t) 72 143 McMurty 102 195 104 112 124 131 132 Mershon 72 McNabb 79 Maloney 69 115 143 149 174 203 Mesha1 115 McNalle 19 Man 69 Matthis 14 Messamiro 59 McNatt 152 Manasco 114 162 Mattox 109 Messer 72 McNeal 130 Maness 152 Maulden 70 Messick 11 13 216 "Ansearchin'" News

Metcalf 160 Moffet(t) 72 Mulholland 10 Nesbitt 83 Meyerson 45 Moffit 72 Mu1ho11on 117 Nevil 118 Mica1 72 Molier 117 Mulliken 117 Neville 101 176 Michael 72 Molloy 162 Mullins 47 117 Nevin 43 Michele 132 Mo1sburgor 114 Mu10ney 115 New 143 150 Michell 10 132 Monday 113 117 Mumpower 95 Newberry 118 Michie 150 Monfee 139 Munday 113 Newbiry 118 Michile 129 Monroe 81 117 197 Mundon 58 Newcome 133 Mickle 96 Montgomery 10 14 15 Mundy 38 Newman 63 90 103 118 Middleton 72 113 147 19 20 44 51 79 89 Mun1ett 117 162 166 149 112 116 117 166 175 Munsey 31 Newmon 63 Midkiff 143 Moody 34 42 94 Murdock 117 Newnan 118 Midyett 132 Moon 10 63 117 170 Murphey 19 III 112 Newnom 43 Miers 114 Moor 117 Murphree 63 Newport 167 Mifflay 152 Moore 10 17 18 37 38 Murphy 20 46 59 63 Newsam 132 Milbourne 90 43 44 45 47 56 57 58 91 117 139 149 175 Newsom(e) 200 Milburn 40 59 60 63 64 80 82 83 Murray 9 10 87 142 Newton 27 131 132 144 Miles 45 57 58 60 72 86 91 94 112 113 115 161 166 167 168 Niche1 118 103 104 112 174 176 116 117 130 148 150 Murre1 15 41 Nichol 17 118 141 161 202 151 152 159 161 167 Murry 34 62 Nicholas 61 Milican 163 180 202 203 Mushoo1atubee 161 Nichols 47 104 118 134 Miliken 72 Moorehead 117 201 Musingo 167 143 159 202 Millard 72 Moores 117 144 Mussom 18 Nicholson 37 93 118 Mi11ekin 72 Moorhead 117 Myers 17 55 64 118 Nick 94 118 Miller 10 11 13 20 32 Moor1ane 117 165 Nickle 60 37 40 57 58 66 72 79 Moors 117 Mynott 166 Nicks 102 118 164 80 82 86 91 115 129 Moran 94 160 Myrick 118 Nickson 61 118 130 138 140 142 159 More 114 169 Nield 118 163 165 166 167 168 Morehead 117 Nie11 118 170 198 Moreland 10 Nabors 160 161 Night 95 Millican 57 59 Morell 10 Nack 47 Nil 118 Mi11icum 58 Morer 112 Nae1 112 Nilary 118 Milligan 192 Morgan 10 44 51 58 Nail 43 58 118 Niman 167 Mi11ikea 72 III 114 117 167 176 Naile 132 Nimmo 118 144 Milliken/in 16 72 200 Nance 18 19 34 118 Nimms 118 Mills 2 48 72 Moriss 117 144 162 Nisbet 83 Millsaps 15 Morley 63 Nantz 166 Niswonger 43 Mi11ur 72 Morris 10 13 14 59 Napier 56 118 Nix 47 Millwood 201 61 79 92 93 III 112 Narramore 63 Nixon 118 Milner 72 113 117 131 132 140 Nash 10 93 Noble 80 81 82 Milsap 175 161 166 174 199 203 Nave 17 118 192 Nobles 18 Milste (a) d 72 Morrison 12 156 157 Naylor 148 Noblitt 160 200 Milton 48 57 83 Morriss 115 117 Neag1es 88 Noe 61 160 Mim(m)s 72 129 Morrow 95 115 166 Neal 80 90 118 149 Noe1(1) 59 60 118 199 Minees 175 Morton 59 117 148 149 Neale 82 Nokes 160 Miner 21 150 172 Neall 62 Noland 198 Minnich 203 Mosely 162 Nealy 140 Noles 118 Minor 62 Moser 112 165 Neavi11 118 No11ner 53 Minton 80 152 Mosher 19 Neblett 62 Norfleet 99 101 103 Mires 82 Mosley 10 44 53 93 Neece 118 171 175 176 Mitcha1 112 Moss 43 117 160 Nee1 81 198 Noris 160 Mitchel 19 62 72 112 Mossbey 115 Nee1e 99 Norman 59 118 Mitchell 4 5 12 13 16 Mothere1 62 Neely 16 17 105 106 Norris 60 118 156 173 18 47 53 57 58 59 72 Mot1ow 117 107 108 175 80 82 112 131 142 Moulden 172 Neighbors 141 Norten 19 143 152 162 164 Moulder 141 Neil 118 North 115 Mixon 199 Mountz 168 Neild(s) 118 Northcutt 86 Mizah 174 Mourton 117 Neill 118 161 Northington 53 66 Mize 130 Mowdy 113 Neilson 84 128 177 Norton 10 57 118 Mize1e/Mize11 132 Moye 143 Nelson 10 14 15 16 29 Norvell 93 158 Mizze1s 131 Moyers 117 30 61 79 80 83 84 Norwood 45 59 118 Moad 167 168 Moyres 117 112 118 130 133 160 Nossman 16 Moake 111 174 Moze1y 117 166 178 Nothing 118 Moarhied 114 Mozier 57 59 Nemms 118 Nowell 164 Mob1(e)y 72 168 Muckleroy 117 Nepp 118 Now1es 118 Moffat 72 Mulhern 133 Nesbet(t) 174 Nowlin 197 Winter 1987 217

Nox 82 165 200 Peary 15 Pike 112 Null 99 Pagett 15 Pebe1y 166 167 Pilant 120 Nunes 89 Paine(s) 66 119 162 Peck 62 119 Piles 57 58 Nunez 89 Palmer 34 131 Peebles 142 Pilkenton 165 Nunley 113 Pamp (h) lin 119 Peeler 93 Pilkinton 168 Nunnally 118 Panty 112 Peeples 34 Pi11ow(s) 13 65 81 82 Nuson 133 Parchman 203 Peery 65 120 130 131 Nutt 81 82 143 Parchment 173 203 Pegram 119 Pinkerton 96 120 Parchmont 175 Peifer 14 Pinkley 104 172 Parham 82 92 119 131 Peirce 6 Pinson 120 O'Bryant 44 Parish 147 Pe11 199 Pinsor 13 O'Dell 7 35 91 134 Park 10 83 119 158 Pen 119 Pinston 120 O'Haver 84 128 180 201 Penalton 119 Piper 131 181 Parke 83 134 Pence 86 94 Pippin 95 O'Ke11ey 73 Parker 10 17 62 74 Penn 38 119 Pitch1ynn 161 O'Neil 202 111 112 114 119 141 Pennell 161 Pitcock 120 O'Quin 132 152 164 170 175 201 Penney 115 Pitt 120 172 O'Rear 48 Parkerson 119 Pennington 10 81 82 Pit(t)man 60 165 198 0' too1e 139 Parkes 119 83 167 176 Pitts 44 120 Oaks 57 58 118 167 Parkeson 119 Penson 119 P1acran 7 Oan 169 Parkins 115 165 168 Peoples 140 Pleasant 167 Oatman 16 Parkinson(s) 119 Pergesson 12 P1es1ey 171 Ode1(1) 15 Parkison 119 Perkins 119 Plummer 79 Oden 111 Parks 14 79 119 134 Perl 119 Plunk 148 152 Od1e 35 91 162 173 Pernell 37 Plunkett 132 Odum 148 Parkson 119 Perrey 115 Poc(a)hontas 138 Ogeltree 118 Parley 5 Perry 19 57 92 111 Poe 46 Ogletree 118 Parman 115 112 133 159 160 161 Pogue 120 01dacre/01daker 41 Parnes 109 162 193 194 Poland 192 Oldham 12 13 66 Parpino 128 Perser 12 Polk 13 112 113 120 01d(s) 118 132 Parr 109 119 Person(s) 12 13 28 48 130 Oliver 34 57 58 60 Parran 12 130 131 132 Pollard 62 94 118 Parrimore 132 Petant 176 Polley 120 Oneal 59 118 148 ~51 Parrish 119 Petate 119 Pollock 120 168 172 Parrot 167 168 Peterfie1d 119 Polson 120 ONee1 112 Parsons 66 134 Peters 17 40 58 60 63 Pomfret 6 7 8 52 Oneil 66 Pascal 140 115 119 193 195 Ponder 120 On1(e)y 13 132 Paschall 140 Peterson 19 20 39 66 Poo1(s) 120 Onstott 114 Pasinger 119 82 95 129 168 Poor(e) 46 57 131 Oquin 131 Passons 197 Petre/Petry 165 167 Pope 13 106 115 170 Oqum 131 Paste 27 Pettus 54 Porch 120 Or(r)ick 118 167 Pate 57 64 Petty 93 114 119 150 Porter 10 13 14 34 37 Orne 169 Patrick(s) 44 81 82 199 79 120 128 130 131 Orr 45 116 172 119 199 Pettyjohn 46 132 164 174 178 180 Osborn(e) 79 160 Patten 203 Peyton 10 113 181 194 202 Outlaw 150 Patterson 8 12 13 40 Phagan 119 Porterfield 120 Overton 10 12 13 44 59 60 91 103 104 119 Pharr 13 Portman 62 58 59 81 82 118 131 148 152 154 159 166 Phelps 119 120 Portwood 59 60 163 132 167 171 200 Pheobus 10 Posey 45 46 120 Owen 81 82 95 118 Patteson 161 Phibbs 59 Postan 65 140 169 Pattison 119 180 Philip 120 Post1es 89 Owens 62 63 91 118 Patton 79 94 119 143 Philips 103 104 120 Poston 3 6 62 141 144 149 150 165 161 163 164 193 201 171 172 173 175 176 Potteet 165 168 Patty 119 Phillips 10 12 13 16 Potter 16 Owin 59 Paul 119 167 200 17 44 48 59 62 66 92 Potts 81 82 108 144 Owin(g)s 58 118 Paulson 119 120 152 162 165 166 Pou1s(t)on 120 Owsley 95 Payne 28 38 44 81 119 167 168 194 200 Pound 201 Oxendine 141 162 Philpot 20 120 Poundstone 40 Oxford 118 Paysinger 119 Phips 59 Powe1 114 Oyler 99 Peak(e) 60 129 Pickens/ins 130 149 Powell 34 58 80 81 82 Pearce 13 19 129 130 Pickering 114 112 120 152 167 Picket(t) 120 Power 61 120 Pace 112 Pearcy 160 Pickitt 160 Powers 14 55 79 Pace1y 172 Pearis 15 Pierce 42 91 Poythress 195 Packard 41 Pearl 119 Piercy 142 143 144 Pramberg 42 Page 31 33 40 47 149 Pearson 141 Pigg 47 120 Prater 46 218 "Ansearchin'" News

Pratt 149 Rainey 121 143 195 166 168 197 Rigs 164 Prescott 10 169 Rains 151 165 Reffew 114 Ri1es/Ri1s 18 122 Presnell 120 Rajca 144 Regan 92 Riley 59 122 Presson 46 Ralston 12 13 14 121 Register 115 Rineger 122 Presswood 27 170 Reid 18 19 63 III 121 Ringo 122 Prewat 120 Ramay 121 161 166 167 168 193 Rings 122 Prewit(t) 120 130 Rambo 19 121 Reilly 66 Risden 166 Price 10 31 63 82 92 Ramey 121 Reinhardt 13 Rittenberry 91 103 120 123 129 148 Ramies 121 Reives 121 Rittenhouse 40 149 151 159 161 197 Rampe 48 Relfe 13 Ritter 89 199 Ramsay 82 121 125 126 Rembert 10 13 169 River(s) 66 122 Priddy 81 82 199 129 Rencher 140 Rives 122 Pries 135 Rams(e)y 6 17 63 78 Reneck 103 Roach 166 168 193 Prim 126 127 81 121 125 126 128 Renegar/Reneger 121 Roady 94 Prince 164 129 173 Renfro(e) 99 101 121 Roan 122 Prior 58 120 Ramy 121 122 Robards 163 Priwitt 120 Randal (1) 17 94 Renic(k) 82 169 Robb 200 Prock 166 168 Randles 19 96 Renigar/ger(s) 122 Rob (b) ins 10 14 28 57 Procter/tor 120 121 Randolph 92 121 139 Rennager/eger/iger 59 60 79 88 Proffitt 167 148 121 Robers 169 Pros(s)er 38 121 Raney 37 121 Rennick 129 130 Roberson 17 60 61 63 Pruit(t) 121 141 Rankin 10 74 152 Renshaw 140 64 122 151 163 Pryor(s) 115 121 129 Ransom/Ranson 121 Rentfro 101 174 Robert(s) 20 34 36 41 Puch 10 Rasbury 148 Resner 139 57 62 66 82 93 122 Puckett 82 129 Rascoe 99 Reubin 176 129 132 155 159 164 Pugh 10 Rash 130 Reveer/Revere 44 Robertson 12 43 57 58 Pullam/Pulliam 121 Rasher 66 Reves 122 74 76 93 104 122 130 Pu11(e)y 121 139 Rataken/Rataker 121 Reyman 138 131 132 156 157 161 Pullian 121 155 Ratakin(s) 121 Reynolds 12 13 48 57 167 171 173 175 203 Pullum 121 Ratekin 121 60 62 93 122 195 Robeson 122 130 Purcell 91 Ratican 121 Rha(e) 122 Robins 104 173 Purdy 51 Rat(i)kin 121 Rha1s 160 Robi(n)son 13 40 48 60 Purguson 13 Ratliff 198 Rhea 14 16 19 20 43 63 66 86 93 114 115 Purkins 121 165 168 Raulston 135 58 63 79 122 122 151 160 162 166 Pursley 121 Raus 18 Rheinhardt 11 12 193 Purvines 18 Rawlings 10 11 12 13 Rhodes 11 13 37 51 79 Rochelle 10 Putteet 165 63 171 80 122 131 132 143 Rockwell 12 Pybas 121 Rawls 104 Rhoten 122 Roddy 109 127 Pylant 121 Ray(s) 10 28 44 93 Rian 165 168 Rodgers 34 82 122 129 Py1eus 121 101 142 147 148 Ribble 86 162 201 Pyrete 61 Ray1an 57 Rice 58 60 61 166 175 Roe 122 Read 20 121 159 161 198 199 Rogers 12 13 14 42 57 180 Rich 4 40 59 61 122 63 79 83 93 104 112 Qualls 57 Reagin 59 Richards 10 116 150 122 130 135 166 167 Quarles 121 181 Rease 162 152 167 169 171 173 193 201 Queen 62 Reasons 100 Richardson 10 57 58 Rohell 115 Queener 165 166 167 Reaves 12 13 28 80 83 122 165 166 167 Roland 161 168 107 114 121 133 201 Rolen 168 169 Quesenberry 121 Reavis 95 121 Richeson 10 133 Rolfe 138 Quick(s) 121 Record 121 Richey 203 Roller 35 Quiett 163 Rector 57 63 166 Richland 122 Rollins 40 96 Quillen 133 Redd 81 82 83 Richmand/mond 15 16 Rolston 122 Quiller 58 Redden 52 160 Romines 15 59 60 Quinichet(t) 130 Red(d)ick 10 34 121 Ridenour 57 166 168 Roop 59 Quorton 178 Reddit(t) 14 79 80 Ridgeway 194 Root 122 131 132 Redford 80 81 82 Ridghill 17 Ropan 122 Redmon 152 Ridinour 57 Ropell 122 Raburn 114 Redout 82 Ridley 112 198 Ropen 122 Rae1 112 Reece 94 121 Rieves 122 Roper/Ropor 122 159 Rae(s) 121 Reed 10 18 19 20 61 Rif(f)e 122 Rorax/Rorex 53 122 Rafter 82 129 115 121 135 166 167 Rigby 122 Roren 122 Ragland 10 121 131 168 Riggan/en/in 122 180 Rorice 57 132 Rees 121 Rigge1 63 Rork 162 Ragsdale 114 Reese(s) 46 113 121 Riggs 122 165 167 Rosborough 17 Raguzin 44 175 202 Right 165 167 168 169 Rose 10 35 44 64 122 Rail 63 Reeve(s) 91 121 165 Rigney 195 132 164 202 Winter 1987 219

Roseberry 122 Ryley 183 131 132 151 163 176 Shelton 10 59 60 61 Rosebor(o)ugh 122 131 Rymer 27 183 184 195 201 63 86 184 199 183 Rymes 183 Scruggs 58 83 130 Shenau1t 152 184 Rosebraugh 183 Scurlock 184 Shephe(a)rd 130 163 Rosebrough 10 132 183 Seahorn 184 184 Rosen/Rosin 183 Saa1e 15 Sea1(s) 40 114 175 Shep(p)ard 53 176 Rosico 57 Saalfrank 201 192 Sherman 17 193 Ross 7 12 13 18 45 60 Saffle 179 Seamons 184 Sherre1(1) 184 115 139 158 163 168 Safner 166 Searcy 66 103 113 159 Sherrill 39 56 87 138 183 Saft1y 18 184 184 Rosseau 183 St. John 195 Sears 163 Shettor 184 Rossins 183 Saintc1air 183 Seawell 132 Shiel 66 Rossman 21 Sainty 90 Seawright 184 Shinault 184 Rosson 61 183 Sale 172 Seay 141 Shin1iver 60 163 Roswell 10 Sally 183 Sebastian 82 184 Shipley 164 Rotan/Roten 168 183 Sample 183 Sebers 163 Shipman 131 132 160 Rothrock 125 Samson 183 Sediam 130 Ship(p) 184 Roton 152 183 Sanden 183 See 94 Shirley 139 184 192 Roughton 183 Sander 183 Seiber 58 Shivers 14 79 Roughtord 183 Sanderlin 12 13 14 79 Seigler 81 Shives 131 Roulston 10 81 82 Se11ers/ars 51 112 Shockley 202 Roundtree 183 Sanders 10 13 17 46 163 184 Shoemaker 131 162 Rounsava11/ve11 103 53 82 94 111 112 129 Selliff 184 Shofner 184 144 131 132 147 148 149 Sellins 18 Shook 19 109 143 Rountree 113 183 150 160 161 170 174 Selman 160 Shoopman 165 167 Rousy 129 183 Se1phs 184 Shore(s) 104 Routon 34 Sanderson 81 95 Semerre1 163 Short 46 61 85 184 Row(e) 58 167 Sandess 183 Semore 63 197 Rowe1(1) 183 San(d) ford 112 162 Serat 167 Shorter 184 Rowen 12 142 163 Serrell 184 Shorts 184 Rowland 159 Sand1en 183 Sesium 184 Shote 112 125 Rowton 183 Sand1in(g) 80 183 Sessums 96 Shoulders 80 Rowzee 40 Sansom/Sanson 183 Seveil 19 Showers 44 Roy 93 Sappington 10 164 174 Severs 60 Shroat 94 Royal 65 183 Sevier 16 61 65 76 Shuck 182 Roysdon 57 59 Sart(a)in 58 161 153 162 181 Shuffield 184 Royster 80 Sater 18 Sevinea 184 Shull 156 184 Rubincam 89 Saunder(s) 53 99 183 Sewall/ell 131 179 Shumake 168 Ru(c)k 113 162 Saunderson 95 Sexton 34 92 166 167 Shute 130 159 Rucker 58 183 Savage 143 168 193 Shutts 151 Rucks 131 132 Sawin 160 Seymour 144 Siddall 131 Rudise11/i11 12 13 Sawyear(s) 183 Shad 141 Sidnor 77 Rudy 201 Sawyer(s) 103 104 141 Shadden 93 Sieber 57 58 59 Ruffin 10 183 162 168 183 Shadrick 46 Sieg10r 184 Ruk 113 Sayre 176 Shahan 19 Sig1ar/er 82 104 Runkle 10 Scales 12 13 183 Shall 63 Sikes 184 Runn(e)Is 115 162 Scally 47 Shane 81 82 Silber 58 Runo1ds 115 Scarb(o)rough 58 60 Shanklin 94 Si1er/Si1or 61 168 Rus(e) 183 Scarbro 60 Shanks 10 12 13 170 Si1vertooth 184 Rush 10 Schabell 10 184 Simmons 51 82 104 109 Rushin(g) 164 191 201 Schall 114 Shannon 60 110 112 130 159 173 Russeau 183 Schaurer 55 Shark 57 184 Russe1(1) 58 59 60 61 Scherer 45 Sharp(e) 19 20 57 58 Sim(m)s 10 19 160 161 75 82 101 114 115 Schraeder 93 74 99 103 165 166 184 123 124 135 160 165 Schreiner 90 167 168 184 202 Simon(s) 64 148 184 183 198 Schrimscher 139 Shaw 10 16 19 44 51 Simonton 80 Russey 160 161 Schultz 201 58 62 65 66 112 126 Simpson 2 11 14 16 96 Russ1e 100 Schweitzer 136 127 179 181 184 116 130 131 160 164 Russom/urn 19 147 150 Scisom 183 Shay 184 168 174 184 Rust 183 Scisse1 47 Shearmon 112 Simsen 18 Ruth 10 148 183 195 Sciva1(1)y/e1y/i1y Sheegog 17 Simsons 184 Rutherford 15 47 57 183 Sheffield 92 184 Sinclair 157 163 199 86 150 166 183 Scofy 63 Shelby 14 79 101 153 Singleton 18 19 Rutledge 183 Scoggin(s) 44 176 200 Sinn 113 Ryan 46 Scott 7 12 13 18 20 Shell 156 184 Sipes 94 150 Rye 17 43 45 53 62 65 80 Shelley 143 Sisemore 161 220 "Ansearchin'" News

Sisk 15 Somerford 185 Step 165 Strong 81 82 Sissoms 96 Somers 185 Stephen(s) 12 16 44 Strother 76 186 Sisson 184 Somerve11 158 62 82 95 150 153 155 Stroud 20 202 Sitter 184 Sommerville 185 165 167 168 186 Strou(t/d) 95 Sitz1er 20 Sorrell 185 Stephenson 18 38 102 Stuard/Stuart 63 66 95 Sive1y/Sivi1y 58 184 South 142 152 162 173 186 102 171 186 194 Sizemore 168 Southern 17 Sterken 21 Stubblefield 12 13 20 Skid 108 Southworth 185 Sterling 18 43 64 73 74 110 177 Skidmore 18 Sowder 165 166 Stetler 89 178 186 Skillern 63 Sowell 44 Stevens 13 46 107 Stubbs 57 Skinner 172 Sowter 130 156 186 Stuckey 160 Skippeth 101 Spaight 17 Stevenson 89 176 186 Studdard 34 Skipwith 10 Spangler 185 Steveson 186 Stukesberry 57 58 Slack 184 Sparks 58 61 130 160 Stevison 81 Stultz 195 Sladen 93 161 Stewart 10 15 16 18 Stumps 186 Slater 184 Speaks 91 46 58 62 93 94 104 Sturgill 139 Slatten 135 Spear(s) 81 82 150 113 114 148 150 155 Sturgiss/Sturges 80 Slaughter 58 59 184 Speckernag1e 10 176 186 Styers 63 Slavy 168 Speir 74 Stier 180 Styles 186 Sliger 201 Spellings 64 Stiles 186 Suethecum 186 Sloan(e) 18 167 184 Spence 112 137 164 Still 57 99 100 199 Suggett 11 Slone 162 171 198 Stinnet 114 Sugg(s)/Sug 99 100 101 Sloo 173 Spencer 17 77 147 149 Stinson 11 103 104 154 164 171 Sloss 99 150 151 152 185 Stoball 186 172 175 176 186 Slough 10 131 Spesart 60 Stockdale 186 Sullenger 93 Slover 60 Spier(s) 147 149 151 Stockden 81 SuI (1) ivan 14 43 79 Small 62 65 184 185 Spiller 103 Stocksdill 186 128 142 186 197 Smart 185 Spindle 16 Stock(s)ton 186 199 Sumers 186 Smiddy 165 167 Spivey 152 200 Stoddard/art 81 Summerfield 186 Smith 8 10 11 12 13 Spratt 154 155 Stoebue 133 Summerford 186 16 17 19 30 34 36 38 Spurling 88 Stogsdill 186 Summers 58 141 186 40 41 46 47 48 53 56 Squire 54 Stoker 197 Summerville 186 57 58 59 60 62 63 64 Stacy 185 Stokes 58 165 186 198 Summons 186 65 66 81 82 85 86 92 Stafford 12 13 19 158 Stom 15 Sumner(s) 100 159 186 93 112 114 115 116 Stair 100 Stone 15 20 47 79 115 Surratt 149 123 125 130131 132 Stalcup 53 186 Sutherlin 163 133 134 138 139 143 Stalford 94 Stonebraker 186 Sutor 186 144 147 148 149 150 Stanberry 115 Stoner 45 Suttle 166 167 152 158 159 161 162 Standefer 62 Stone~ipher 114 Sutton 15 63 149 171 164 165 166 167 168 Standerfee 161 Stonestreet 186 199 169 170 172 175 176 Standish 41 Stoph 75 Swafford 58 199 185 198 200 201 202 Stanfield 165 Store 186 Swain 128 147 148 150 Smither 154 Stanfill 63 Storn 15 151 152 186 Smithpeters 166 Stanford 162 Stothart 176 Swan(n) 47 48 165 Smiyh 147 Stanley 86 165 168 Stother 82 Swanner 186 Smoathers 102 185 Stotts 199 Sweat 149 Smoot 185 Stanton 10 Stout 54 55 93 130 Sweatman 141 Smotha 159 Staples 185 166 167 Sweet 168 186 Smotherman 44 91 Stark(e) 3 161 172 Stova1(1) 52 61 186 Sweeter 165 Smothers 201 Starks 175 197 203 Sweil 19 Snead/Sneed 12 79 105 Starnes 195 Stover 186 Swenea 186 108 Starr(e) 78 80 82 192 Strader 166 167 168 Swenibroad 186 Snell 41 81 114 196 Starret(t) 140 Strain 163 175 Swenson 35 Snelson 48 63 141 Staten/on 185 186 Strait 193 Swett 167 Snethen 73 123 124 Stater 186 Stram1er 186 Swigart III 127 128 Staughter 186 Stran 186 Swilly 186 Snider 18 131 Staunton 4 Strange 9 93 Swimbroad 186 Snipes 143 Stawther 81 Stratton 16 135 Swinea 186 Snod(d)er1y 58 59 166 Ste(a)dman 186 Strawn 202 Swinebroad 187 Snoddy 19 100 185 Steap1eton 115 Street/Streit 61 86 Swinford 187 Snodgrass 92 Steed 37 131 132 186 186 Swinney 187 197 Snow 11 82 83 129 Steel 176 Strickland 153 202 Swisher 63 Snowden/on 81 82 109 Steele/ley 62 86 96 Stricklin 202 Swoape 45 185 172 Stright 86 Sykes 187 Soaps 166 Steelman 81 82 Stringer 46 186 Sylvester 167 Solomon 47 185 Ste(i)ga11 95 147 Stro1er 14 Szucs 89 Winter 1987 221

Tabb 48 196 197 Tovery 60 Tyus 131 132 141 Tabler 64 Thomeson 81 Towns 11 129 Tabot 11 Thomison 187 Townsend 82 95 133 Tacket 165 Thommerson 187 187 202 Underwood 40 58 163 Tait(t) 101 161 Thompson 13 15 16 18 Towr(e)y 187 174 Ta1bot(t) 64 161 187 28 34 36 46 59 63 80 Trac(e)y 43 187 Urdang 88 Ta1ey 187 102 130 131 140 148 Trammel 100 167 168 Urguhart 188 Taliaferro 11 40 149 151 154 159 165 169 Usher 167 Ta11(e)y 57 60 139 167 168 173 187 191 Trantham 187 Utter 18 161 195 201 202 Travis 52 62 Utting 197 Ta1(1)on 58 160 Thomson 11 80 115 132 Trease 151 Uzzell 113 Tams 187 Thorn 46 Tremble 12 Tankers1(e)y 18 61 Thornbury 18 Trezevant 11 12 13 165 Thornton 15 170 Vaden 11 131 132 Tanner 149 Thorp(e) 187 203 Trible 62 Vaiser 130 Tanthram 187 Threet 54 Trigg 11 12 13 62 131 Vance 62 114 161 162 Tar 11 Thre1kill 151 132 188 Tarbet/but 16 163 Throup 187 Trimble 13 66 Vander 188 Tarkington 12 Thruston 139 Triplett 140 Vande(r)griff 58 59 60 Tarman 80 Thurman 11 28 62 80 Trippet 18 Vanderville 197 Tarrant 114 160 147 201 Trobugh 115 Vandevendor 18 Tate 13 14 79 82 129 Thurston 187 Troesch 197 Van Dyke 44 152 187 Thurt1e 85 Trollinger 139 Van Hooser 188 Tatem 82 Thwing 187 Troop 187 Van1ier/Lier 188 Tatham 62 Tidmore 196 Trott 55 Van Meter 95 Tatum 140 152 171 176 Tidwell 147 167 Trousdale 200 202 Vann 58 59 187 198 Tiffin 139 Trout 96 Vannoy/Noy 139 Tawrey 187 Till 81 Trowe1(1) 58 60 Van Pelt 73 74 78 84 Tayler 162 Tiller 59 168 Trowsda1e 62 180 Tay1or(s) 12 13 15 19 Tillotson 139 Truett 143 Vanzant 166 168 28 47 57 58 59 60 65 Tim(m) ins 64 187 Truka 43 Varner 99 86 87 93 113 130 133 Timmons 187 Trulove 92 Varnon 200 152 159 161 187 195 Tims 133 Tubb(s) 82 160 Vau(e)x 12 13 197 202 Tindall 132 Tubes 176 Vaugh(a)n 11 12 13 14 Teague 144 Tinlington 131 Tuck 174 44 62 79 83 93 131 Tea1/Tee1 187 Tip(p)s 187 Tucker 11 36 38 59 132 141 148 169 172 Team 131 Tippy 102 103 104 131 132 141 167 173 188 203 Teas 158 Tit(t)sworth 141 170 171 173 187 Vaught 16 18 45 Teasley 176 Titus 10 11 82 103 Tudor 168 Vau1x 81 82 Tedford 149 151 152 130 187 Tufts 43 Vaut 18 Telfred 18 Todd -19 60 167 187 Tu11(e)y 149 151 152 Vawter 173 Temp1e(s) 61 62 150 Tolbert 187 188 Verdell 188 161 162 187 To1ermand 80 Tullis 46 Vernon 188 Templeton 187 202 To11efsrude 192 Tumlinson 36 Vester 152 Tenney 42 Tolleys 187 Turns 133 Vetetoe 148 Tennison/yson 172 173 Tolliver 167 Tunnell 58 60 163 Vickers 140 141 188 197 Tomason/eson 187 Turley 12 13 188 Vickery/ory 43 168 188 Terpin 58 Tomber1ain 198 Turnbo 44 Vincent 43 81 82 Terrill 34 Tomerlin 36 Turner 3 5 12 14 48 Vines 188 Terry 62 83 112 165 Tomlin 36 58 59 112 116 131 Vineyard 44 181 Tomlinson 36 132 143 167 188 Vining 66 Test 11 Tommason 187 Turnes(s)on 188 Vinson 15 40 Teufel 43 Tommerson 187 Turn(e)y 20 100 188 Vix 159 Tewitt 62 Tompkins 62 91 Turpin 17 143 Voorhies 17 Thacker 95 Tom(p)son 115 187 Tussey 134 Vowell 60 163 Tharman 80 Toncray 11 Tuttle 131 144 Vyrdell 188 Tharp 112 129 131 Toohemustubbee 161 Twe(e)d1e 131 132 187 Tool 187 Twiford 79 Therat 130 Tooley 126 127 179 Twing 188 Wadde11/d1e 14 79 94 Theron 18 181 187 Twitty 188 Waddleton 203 Thirston 187 Toomey 47 Twyford 14 Wade 40 57 59 86 113 Thomas 11 12 13 51 60 Topp 10 11 20 159 Tye 144 150 151 175 62 63 65 89 129 141 Tora 111 Tygart 144 Wadkins 57 58 162 144 149 165 166 167 Tosh 51 Tyler 41 44 202 Wad1(e)y 47 65 123 173 187 195 199 Totton 58 Tyrrell 103 Wagg 114 Thomason 13 64 187 Touchstone 187 Tyson 129 Waggoner 188 222 "Ansearchin'" News

Wagner 38 Watson 3 11 82 92 96 vJhitehurst 189 Williford 109 Wagnon 131 132 112 114 124 127 130 Whitenbage 18 Willingham 189 Waimack 188 140 162 166 188 Whitfield 62 93 Willis 62 66 95 102 Wait(e) 36 Watterson 188 Whitford 144 130 189 202 Wakefield 32 188 Watton 188 Whithead 189 Wi11ou(gh)by 142 167 Walden 165 169 Watt(s) 12 13 168 Whithorn 137 Wills 100 102 189 Wa1dran/en 11 12 Wayland 159 Whitley 82 108 129 Willson 133 189 Waldrop/up 35 130 188 Weak1(e)y 66 104 174 148 189 Wilson 11 12 13 14 17 Walker 11 12 13 14 16 176 Whitlock 27 18 20 44 47 57 59 60 17 18 46 57 62 63 79 Wear 18 40 65 Whitman 57 167 62 65 80 85 86 91 94 86 94 100 104 III Weathered 12 14 80 Whitsett 11 102 112 113 114 130 112 114 129 130 131 Weatherly 160 Whitsi11/sitt 159 140 141 142 148 162 132 138 141 160 165 Weathers 188 Whitson 58 165 166 167 168 189 166 167 171 174 188 Weaver 20 57 58 59 60 Whittaker 131 190 193 195 201 191 195 203 147 149 151 164 166 Whitten 167 Wilstead 190 Wa1ki 188 188 Whitters 11 Wimber1(e)y 92 131 132 Wall 43 61 140 188 Web (b) 16 44 60 99 Whit tie 109 139 172 Wallace 17 18 45 57 158 162 165 188 Whittle 19 Wimbley 18 58 59 131 132 188 Webber 58 59 82 188 Whitton 57 Winchester 9 11 28 60 Wa11an/en 17 Webster 112 188 198 Whitworth 12 13 14 157 160168 169 Waller 18 43 Weeks 43 189 Winfield 112 Wallin 168 Weems 46 155 Wicker(s) 52 189 Winford 94 130 Wallis 116 159 160 Weigart 188 Wickwar 189 Winfr(e)y 61 130 190 188 Weir 19 188 Wickwise 189 Wingate 190 Walls 93 112 141 Weiss 43 Wiegart 189 Wingert 46 Walsh 12 13 139 151 Welch 150 188 Wier 18 165 Wings 190 Wa1t(e) 13 168 Wellace 18 Wiggins 171 189 Winkel 114 Wa1ter(s) 34 116 129 We11(e)s 12 14 16 19 Wilburn 175 Winkler 190 Walton 19 34 57 62 66 47 62 74 133 156 157 Wilcox 40 130 132 Winn 195 92 127 153 171 188 159 174 180 188 189 Wilemon 160 Winterbower 162 Wam(m)ack 188 Wesley 41 Wiles 189 Winter(s) 59 102 III Wammoch 188 Wess 151 Wiley 80 91 123 166 175 Wamping 178 Wes(s)on 3 5 13 81 82 167 189 Winton 63 74 78 126 Wanamaker 45 West 3 27 60 66 81 82 Wilheit 46 128 179 181 Wander1y 188 96 123 165 189 Wilhe1m(s) 47 Wise 43 Waples 11 Westbrook(e) 89 143 Wilhe1m(y) 47 Wiseman 190 Ward 14 16 59 79 133 Westbrooks 16 Wilhight 189 Wisener 199 149 176 188 197 Westerman 189 Wilhite 15 165 168 Wit 190 Wardlaw 16 Weston 47 Wilie 189 Witcher 93 Ward1ow(e) 47 149 Wethers 189 Wiliman 160 Withers 190 Ware 38 148 152 Whaley 82 Wilkerson 29 30 147 Withe(r)spoon 112 Warehime 93 Wham 189 189 Witson 17 Warford 81 Whatcoat 73 74 75 76 Wilkes 46 143 Witt(e) 45 46 141 166 Warmuth 91 84 123 124 178 Wilkins 91 96 189 167 190 Warner 2 12 14 99 153 Wheaery 115 Wi1ki(n)son 92 189 Wittiford 190 Warren 14 40 48 64 79 Wheak1ey 104 200 Wixman 190 112 114 125 140 169 Wheat1y 11 Willburn 92 Woddard 176 171 188 Wheaton 173 175 Willcox 131 Woega1d 19 Warrent 112 Wheeler 11 138 165 Willet(t) 14 79 Wofford 190 Warriner 166 166 189 Will(e)y 189 Wo1comb 2 Warshum 51 Wheller 189 WilLiams 189 Wolf 15 Warwick 58 59 Wherry 80 Williams 11 14 16 17 Wolverton 152 200 Wash 80 Whipple 175 18 19 31 41 44 45 46 Womach 190 Washam 188 Whit 150 48 57 59 60 61 63 65 Wom(m)ack 144 190 Washbourne 188 Whitaberry 58 66 79 81 82 85 86 92 Wood 11 14 45 54 63 79 Was(h)burn 12 14 108 Whitaker 30 52 151 93 95 96 100 101 102 82 102 112 129 130 159 188 189 III 112 114 115 129 163 164 171 190 195 Washham 17 18 Whitby 11 131 132 133 141 147 201 Washington 33 63 76 White 7 9 11 12 13 16 148 149 151 152 161 Woodall 64 190 Wassom/on 63 168 17 18 20 27 29 30 32 162 163 164 165 166 Woodard 112 172 179 190 Wassum 63 53 60 64 86 96 114 167 168 171 172 173 Woodcock 110 Waterhouse 19 130 131 132 139 147 176 189 193 196 199 Wood1y 190 Waters 166 169 148 155 159 161 162 Williamson 11 14 37 Woodruff 86 190 Watkins 16 34 96 159 189 191 195 199 202 48 79 III 159 167 Woods 18 44 64 152 160 164 188 Whitehead 189 199 170 189 161 163 164 168 190 Watlington 203 Whitehouse 133 Willie 189 197 Winter 1987 223

Woodson 93 112 166 190 197 Yantis 90 45 56 57 59 63 82 85 Woodward 130 190 Wring 59 Yarbery 112 102 103 110 112 129 Woody 190 Wring1ey 139 Yarb(o)rough 112 190 131 132 147 148 150 Woolard 82 Wrinkle 147 Yarnall 58 151 152 159 163 166 Woo1dred 112 Wyatt(e) 11 58 60 190 Yarwood 83 168 173 190 198 200 Wooldridge 10 80 203 Yates 11 82 96 101 201 202 Woolfolk 62 66 174 Wy1e 190 190 Youngblood 16 80 Woolsey 161 Wyler 190 Yb100d 81 Yount 168 Wooten 14 79 81 Wy1ey 190 Yeager 190 Yowe1(1) 190 Work 3 Wylie 46 190 Yearwood 148 Worley 56 190 Wylis 190 Yeary 144 Worms ley 40 Wy1y 190 Yeates 190 Zane 177 Worsham 14 85 190 Wynford 14 130 Yell 190 Zaugg 95 Wortham 80 82 129 Wynn (e) 65 195 200 Yerges 4 Zellner 16 Worthington 60 62 202 Yoes 175 Zeo1ey 190 Wortley 50 Wyrick 139 Yokley 91 Zibe1y 190 Wrak1ey 11 York 58 59 165 168 Zimmerman 114 190 193 Wray 101 197 Zive1y 190 Wren(n) 12 14 94 Yager 190 Yorst 190 Zivil(e)y 190 Wright 11 39 58 59 92 Yancey 20 53 Youing 57 Zora 111 113 115 130 131 168 Yandle 82 Young 8 10 17 18 20

INDEX OF INCOMPLETE SURNAMES

Bengey Whit 16 Jesse St 185 Mathew Wi1 189 William M 190 Benjamin hue 61 Johannes frig 163 Richard Andr 16 William Mc ohee 18 Casper S 183 John Andrso 16 Samuel H 24 William Nimmo 118 Cockran-Sm na1 61 John H 24 T.L. Dr 160 William R 121 Doctor B 11 30 John W~ter 19 ThoS 161 William staton 190 Frederick all 115 Joning Re 121 ThoS A 115 WID Fre1 15 Henry am 190 JoS _gly 18 vin 190 WID Ke1 15 Hergiss Gavi__ 22 JoS ssy 18 W ue1 19 WID Mc hrse 161 J.T. La 10 Joseph 190 William Andr 15 James Swim 186 Joseph Dun 99 William __ang 190

INDEX OF GIVEN NAMES ONLY

Acey 176 Eady 170 John 103 176 Rachel 172 Adam 169 E11ick 34 Joseph 169 Rose 171 172 Alford 103 104 Ephraim 174 Juby 34 Salina 176 Allen 174 Fortune 103 104 Judy 176 Sally 176 Amy 28 Frank 103 104 173 174 Kate 174 Sam 174 Ann 34 George 22 Larkin 34 Sarah 100 115 169 Barbara 169 Hannah 173 174 Leman 170 Sib 176 Beck 174 Harriet 115 Lucy 34 169 Silvey 176 Bed/Bet 104 Harry 174 Luke 34 173 174 Silvia 176 Betty 99 Hellen 103 Madison 34 Simon 100 174 Bill 62 Henry 103 104 Mariah 34 Squire 176 Caroline 34 169 Hilyard 56 Martin 176 Stephen 34 Ce(a)sar 103 104 Humphrey 176 Mary 169 Sue 176 Chance 100 Isaac 28 174 Milly 176 Suke 34 Charles 99 Isbe1 100 Nance 176 Sylva 100 174 Colt 104 Isham 176 Nancy 176 Tab 176 Cynth 174 Jack 34 173 174 Ned 172 Tempey 173 174 Dave 172 James 104 Ne11(y) 103 104 Tom 34 David 171 176 Jeffison 56 Penelope 56 Woodson 34 Dick 103 104 Jim 103 174 Perme1ia 34 Duga_ 99 Jinny 176 Peter 28 176 224 "Ansearchin'" News

MAI LIN G ADD RES S C HAN GE

Our New Mailing Address Is:

The Tennessee Genealogical Society and The Tennessee Genealogical Society Magazine "Ansearchin,n News Post Office Box 111249 Memphis, TN 38111-1249

Please use this address for all correspondence with us. BILOXI '8 a-n, 8

National Genealogical Society Conference in the States, Biloxi, Mississippi April 27;.30, 1988

FOR THE GENEALOGIST: Hosted by: - Lecturesl Lectures! Lectures! L. W. ANDERSON GENEALOGICAL LIBRARY - Experts! Expertsl Expertsl Post Office Box 1647 Gulfport, Mississippi 39501

FOR THE FAMILY: THE GENEALOGICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR! - Sandy Beaches - Deep Sea Fishing The National Genealogical Society's Annual Con­ ference in the States is America's leading stage for - New Orleans Jazz genealogical education - attracting genealogists - Mississippi Blues from across the nation, Canada, Mexico, and - Cajun Cooking several continents abroad. Everyone with an in­ - Creole Cuisine terest in genealogy and family history is invited to attend. - N.O. FrenchQuarter - Bellingrath Gardens For the first time ever - and the last time for some - Fort Conde de la Mobile (1724) whileI- the NGS Conference will be held on the - Fort Massachusetts (U.S.-Civil War) balmy Gulf shores ... with sights to see, fun things to do, and beaches to loll on. This year, - Ship Island bring the whole family! - Plantation Homes - Tennis Courts Galore - Golf Courses & More TO: NGS CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 4527 Seventeenth Street Arlington, Virginia 22207-2362

Please send complete information~as soon as it is available, to:

Name Address _

City/State/Zip *(NGS members will be notified automatically) The Tennessee Genealogical Society offers the following publications for sale:

The Tennessee Genealogical Magazine, "AN'SEARCHIN III NEWS (by complete volume only):

Volume 1-6 for 1954-59, $10. Volumes 7-32, $10 each. Volume 33 for 1986, $15. Vo1une 7 for 1960 Volume 14 for 1967 Volume 21 for 1974 Volume 28 for 1981 Volume 8 for 1961 Volume 15 for 1968 Volume 22 for 1975 Volume 29 for 1982 Volume 9 for 1962 Volume 16 for 1969 Volume 23 for 1976 Volume 30 for 1983 Volume 10 for 1963 Volume 17 for 1970 Volume 24 for 1977 Volume 31 for 1984 Volume 11 for 1964 Volume 18 for 1971 Volume 25 for 1978 Volume 32 for 1985 Volume 12 for 1965 Volume 19 for 1972 Volume 26 for 1979 Volume 33 for 1986 Volume 13 for 1966 Volume 20 for 1973 Volume 27 for 1980 [10% discount on orders of five (5) or more volumes. Table of Contents for the above volumes available for $1.00.]

Shelby County, Tennessee Marriage Records, 1819-1850 $ 9.00 Dinwiddie County, Virginia Data, 1752-1865 15.00

Land Records of Dinwiddie County, Virginia, 1752-1820 12.00

Amelia County, VA Marriage Bonds, Consents &Ministers' Returns, 1816-1852 10.00

Petersburg, VA, Hustings Court Marriage Bonds - Marriage Register and Ministers' Ret~rns,1784-1854 15.00

Goochland County, VA Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns, 1816-1854 12.50

Pittsy1vania County, Virginia Abstracts of Wills, 1768-1800 11.00

Alcorn County,Mississippi Cemetery Records 10.00

Hinds County, Mississippi - Volume I, Marriage Records, 1823-1848 and Volume II, Will Book I, 1822-1859 (Abstracts) 16.00 Tishomingo County, Miss. Marriage Bonds &Ministers' Returns, 1842-1861 15.00

Old Briery Church, Prince Edward County, Virginia 7.50

lIbr Wrnnrsslt (6tnralngtc~d _agalinr, SECOND ClASS .. Ans,arrhtn' .. ·N,lUS POSTAGE POSI Office Box 111249 PAID AT Memphis; Tennessee 38111-1249 MEMPHIS, TN FORWARDING AND RETURN POSTAGE GUARANTEED ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED ISSN #0003-5246