This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------41119F33B58CFAC766AAE1D1 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Does anyone connect with this line? --------------41119F33B58CFAC766AAE1D1 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <moosie50.1@netzero.net> Received: from smtp02.wlv.untd.com ([209.247.163.58]) by osgood.mail.atl.earthlink.net (Earthlink Mail Service) with SMTP id 18NQp56rK3Nl3pt0 for <sandijo@vol.com>; Tue, 25 Feb 2003 20:30:35 -0500 (EST) Received: (qmail 5473 invoked from network); 26 Feb 2003 01:21:27 -0000 Received: from dialup-65.56.11.171.dial1.indianapolis1.level3.net (HELO Anderson) (65.56.11.171) by smtp02.wlv.untd.com with SMTP; 26 Feb 2003 01:21:27 -0000 Message-ID: <000801c2dd35$61610a70$ab0b3841@Anderson> From: "moosie50.1" <moosie50.1@netzero.net> To: "Sandra Anderson" <sandijo@vol.com> References: <3E58F1BE.FAAC6659@vol.com> Subject: Re: Hello Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 20:21:23 -0500 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2720.3000 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2600.0000 X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Hello, nice of you to reply. My father's name was Frank leon Anderson(deceased),he was from Talbott. He had two sisters Annabell and Grace(both deceased), as so our my Anderson grandparents. My mothers name is Clara Edna Anderson(Knight), also from talbott, she is 86 and the oldest one left in her family. She had two sisters and four brothers, all deceased but the youngest who lives in Greeneville, and her name is Mary Shelton. I got most of my info on Wm. Henry Anderson, and his father John Anderson from a tree that was done for my brother in Fla. about 14 years ago, and its kind of faded. It states that Wm. Henry Anderson was born in1855,and was married to Mary D. Kidwell on Sept. 14th,1882. And his father John was born in 1808, in N.C. His wifes name was Ellender, but it stops there. My grandfather's name was Claude Oakley Anderson, born 1883, and died on Oct 21st 1951. So I think my mother is the oldest living relative I have on either side,but she's still sharp as a tack, so I'll do some more checking with her. I can go back quit a ways on mom's side, but my father and mother devorced when I was 9 and my dad took most of the Anderson pictures and such with him. I do have cousins on the Anderson side that I know and one I occasionally visit when I'm down that way. My great grandmother, Mary D. Kidwell's father's name was Joshua J Kidwell,and he maried a woman named Mariah J. Putney from Ireland, and thats as far as I go on my Anderson side. Not to long I hope, gives you something to read. I can send a picture of my mother if you want . Nice talking to you. Michael L. Anderson----- Original Message ----- From: "Sandra Anderson" <sandijo@vol.com> To: <moosie50.1@netzero.net> Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 11:07 AM Subject: Hello > Hi , > I am Sandy the site cordinator for the Anderson Family Web Site. > I read your entry in the Guest Book and would love to have more on your > family so I can post it on the pedigree page. > We have a lot of researchers that might be able to help you or someone > else might see your info and connect. > I would love to have a pic of your oldest Anderson relative that you > might have. > Looking forward to hearing from you soon. > Sandy > > > > --------------41119F33B58CFAC766AAE1D1--

Hi All, Please send your Anderson queries to Darlene at darburns@aol.com I have a Most Wanted page for the Anderson queries in conjunction with Sandy's Anderson web site. Darlene

My name is Lynda and I too, don't know how to use this. I have subscribed to this for awhile and I've been trying to figure out how to ask my questions. I am related to Henry Clay Anderson born in Arkansas to James Anderson of TN (I think) and M.F (possibly Mary/Margaret Frances) Williams. They lived in Pike County, Arkansas between 1850s-1860s. Possibly died in some kind of epidemic. I have been trying to find James parents or relatives. Mary(?) was the daughter of Green Berry Williams also of TN. --- ANDERSON-KY-NC-TN-VA-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > ATTACHMENT part 1 message/rfc822 > > ANDERSON-KY-NC-TN-VA-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue > 18 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [ANDERSON-KNTV] Can anyone help??? [Sandra > Anderson <sandijo@vol.com>] > #2 [ANDERSON-KNTV] New Anderson Line [Sandra > Anderson <sandijo@vol.com>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from ANDERSON-KY-NC-TN-VA-D, send a > message to > > ANDERSON-KY-NC-TN-VA-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, > but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, > too. > > To contact the ANDERSON-KY-NC-TN-VA-D list > administrator, send mail to Darburns@aol.com or > ANDERSON-KY-NC-TN-VA-admin@rootsweb.com . > > > > ______________________________ > ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 > Date: Fri, 21 Feb 2003 18:54:08 -0500 > From: Sandra Anderson <sandijo@vol.com> > To: ANDERSON-KY-NC-TN-VA-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ANDERSON-KNTV] Can anyone help??? > > I received this message today and thought I would > pass it along ,hoping > someone might connect to her. > Dear Sandi > > Your web site looks interesting, but I didn't find a > place to make an > inquiry. Do you not want any? I hope > you do so I am giving you info on the Anderson I am > searching for. > Absolom Anderson was born in 1813 in > Anderson Co. KY, died 2 Apr 1862 in Sullivan Co. IN. > He married Cynthia > Ann Pierce who was born in > 1824 in Batavia OH and died 15 Jan 1895 in Douglas > OK. Their daughter, > my Gr. Grandmother, Sara Jane > was born 25 Sep 1837 in IN, died 18 Feb 1916 in > Wichita KS. She married > Abraham Dunagan in 21 Feb > 1857 in IN. I am hoping this might connect to some > of your Andersons. > > Thank you for any info you may have. > > Patricia Brandon > darpat@tcsn.net > > ______________________________ > ATTACHMENT part 3 message/rfc822 > Date: Sat, 22 Feb 2003 07:49:14 -0500 > From: Sandra Anderson <sandijo@vol.com> > To: ANDERSON-KY-NC-TN-VA-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ANDERSON-KNTV] New Anderson Line > > Sharing another EMail! > Sandra, > > Recently noticed your post on geneology.com. > > My name is Charles Jerry Anderson, my father is > Isham James Anderson, my > grandfather is Isham > Jeremiah Anderson (born in Lamont, FL), my > ggandfather is Barry Patrick > Anderson, my gggrandfather is > Jeremiah Wells Anderson, born in north Florida (Sgt > Maj in Florida 5th > CSA who I recently discovered was > killed at Antietam and is buried in Shephardstown, > WV). > > I married Linda Carol Anderson (maiden name) Yep, I > married an > Anderson! We are in our mid 50s. Have > been married for 34 years. Carol's father was John > Cary Anderson, Jr > from Galitin, TN. Her grandfather > was John Cary Anderson from Hendersonville, TN. Her > ggrandparents were > James and Nannie Anderson, > charter members of the Hendersonville, TN Church of > Christ. approx 1893. > > If you have any additional info about the Andersons > around > Hendersonville, TN, I would appreciate you > sharing it with me. Thanks. > > Jerry Anderson > __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - forms, calculators, tips, more http://taxes.yahoo.com/

Just added five pages of original Anderson Land Warrants. Thanks to Mary Lou Hutson and all her hard work. It is starting to pay off as we are getting lots of new people to the site. Please be patient as they are large files. http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/andersonlandwarrants.html

Sharing another EMail! Sandra, Recently noticed your post on geneology.com. My name is Charles Jerry Anderson, my father is Isham James Anderson, my grandfather is Isham Jeremiah Anderson (born in Lamont, FL), my ggandfather is Barry Patrick Anderson, my gggrandfather is Jeremiah Wells Anderson, born in north Florida (Sgt Maj in Florida 5th CSA who I recently discovered was killed at Antietam and is buried in Shephardstown, WV). I married Linda Carol Anderson (maiden name) Yep, I married an Anderson! We are in our mid 50s. Have been married for 34 years. Carol's father was John Cary Anderson, Jr from Galitin, TN. Her grandfather was John Cary Anderson from Hendersonville, TN. Her ggrandparents were James and Nannie Anderson, charter members of the Hendersonville, TN Church of Christ. approx 1893. If you have any additional info about the Andersons around Hendersonville, TN, I would appreciate you sharing it with me. Thanks. Jerry Anderson

I received this message today and thought I would pass it along ,hoping someone might connect to her. Dear Sandi Your web site looks interesting, but I didn't find a place to make an inquiry. Do you not want any? I hope you do so I am giving you info on the Anderson I am searching for. Absolom Anderson was born in 1813 in Anderson Co. KY, died 2 Apr 1862 in Sullivan Co. IN. He married Cynthia Ann Pierce who was born in 1824 in Batavia OH and died 15 Jan 1895 in Douglas OK. Their daughter, my Gr. Grandmother, Sara Jane was born 25 Sep 1837 in IN, died 18 Feb 1916 in Wichita KS. She married Abraham Dunagan in 21 Feb 1857 in IN. I am hoping this might connect to some of your Andersons. Thank you for any info you may have. Patricia Brandon darpat@tcsn.net

I have just finished adding six new pages of Anderson Family original documents of Deeds and Wills. They are hard to read in the original form, but how great it is to see them. If there is anyone on the list that is good at transcribing them,I know all would appreciate seeing a typed version as well. Please email me if you would be willing to do this and I will send you the file. If you are new on this list "Welcome" and you can enter the Anderson Family Main Site at http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/Introduction.html We would also love for you to share your family line with all of us. Here is the Url's for all the new info http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/sarahandersondeed.html http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/sarahanderson2.html http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/sarahandersondeed3.html http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/danielandersonheirs.html http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/danielandersoncensus.html http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/johnandersondeed.html Please be patient while loading, as they are large files. Thanks to Mary Lou Hutson for all this Great Info. Come on folks ,keep up the great work and send in your Family Files ,Pictures,Wills and any other info you might want to share. Thanks to all of you for making the Anderson Family Web Site what it is. Sandy

New Research Material on http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/FamilyIndex.html Please be sure and check out all the old family photos on the Photo pages,as we have lot's of unknowns and you might just be able to help solve the mystery of who they are. Also we are seeking all Descendants of Anderson's who migrated to Johnson Co. Missouri or Missouri in general especially if you carry the Anderson Surname. Please email me at sandijo@vol.com Thanks so much. Sandy

New info on a John Anderson from Waynes Co. Ky. to Adair Co. Ky. John Anderson, War of 1812 Bounty Land Application, (1855) Adair Co. http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/landbounty.html Thanks Mary Lou and Mark

Please do not send emails to the mail list unless they are about genealogy or about the Anderson surname. Thank you, Darlene Anderson Mail List Coordinator

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New Info!!! http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/index.html Jacob Anderson Family Reunion Posted Descendants of William Anderson and changes http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/willharrisanderson2.html 1840 & 1850 Johnson County Missouri Census for Anderson's We are getting alot of info on John Anderson from Whitley County. Please we do not entend to leave other Anderson Lines out,but that is the only info I am receiving at this time. Feel free to send in your research on other lines, so others might find the connection to you. I received this email today can anyone help Pearl Sandra. I am looking for the family of Willian (Jake )Anderson. His wife name is Mary A (? ) Anderson. William was born in Kentucky. & Mary A was born in Ohio. William born abt 1820 KY. Mary A. born abt. 1820 Ohio. Children Margaret Ann---- John T. ---Nancy J. --- and Sarah E. Margret Ann Anderson -- Married Samuel Burns in Hancock Co, Kentucky . Dec 2, 1862. William & Mary A . I am almost sure had more children. Hope you can help me Please email me. Pearl Burns E-mail address plburns@sigecom.net Thank you Sandy Anderson

Well gang,Della's been at it again and has been busy finding Anderson Surname Information to add to our web site. Thanks Della Perez Please check out the new info at http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/index.html On Ships They Sailed Bio on William H. Anderson Anderson Surname Missouri Marriages---- go to Marriage Index Also please check out the Reunion Info,they are coming up fast and now is the time to start planning.

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Hello, Several of us are trying to reorganize our Anderson Family Information and we need your help. This is the Anderson Lines we are working on and we would love to get a representive for each family line , so that we can tie them all together. Please keep in my that this is research and not all facts here are proven and my records may not match what some of you have. We believe that John Anderson born 1728 ,Perthshire Scotland is where we begin,but not proven yet. We believe he had a son (do not have any record in my files of any other children) 1.)John H. Anderson Born: 1758 Bedford County Va. Married twice. 1.Margret Unknown and 2.Sarah Pierceful First Marriage Before 1779 John H. &Margrets Children 1. Jacob Anderson 1779 Nancy Richardson & Barthena Bull 2. Daniel Anderson 1782 Rebecca Blakely 3.Unknown 1782 4. Unknown 1786 5. Unknown 1789 6. John Anderson Nov.4,1795 married Elizabeth Lay 7. Jerimiah Anderson 1806 & Anna Unknown Please if you can correct any of this information ,please email me.Sources for your info would be greatly appreciated.If you want to you can also send all info to the list,that way we might get more responses. Second marriage December 2,1796 John H. Anderson and Sarah Pierceful's Children 1. Matthew Anderson 1799 2. Rachel Anderson 1802 Married Joseph Baird 3.Nancy S. Anderson 1804 married William Skeen 4. Isaac Anderson 1809 married Eliza Sharp 5. William Harrison Anderson 1813 married Mary A. Davis 6. Harriett Anderson 1815 married James Dollen 7. Unknown Anderson 1815 8. Chelsey Anderson 1819 married Phillip Brooks 9.Unknown 1820 10. James Anderson 1822 married Sarah Star 11.Milton E. Anderson 1825 married Martha Ann Fields 12. Eliza Jane Anderson 1826 married William J. Miller 13. Drusilla Anderson 1828 married Ambrose D. Brooks Here is my Lines that I am researching. John Anderson 1728 John H. Anderson 1758 & Margret Unknown Jacob Anderson 1779 & Barthena Bull Campbell Anderson 1840 & Amanda Melvina Ryan William 'Red Bill" Anderson 1872 & Melvina Stephens Minnett Anderson 1892 & Nannie Long Herbert Estes Anderson 1922 & Stella Bowlin Looking forward to hearing from all of you very soon!!!! All data will be placed on Anderson Family Websire when it is all organized. Thanks Sandy

New pedigree info added on Simpson Anderson and Nancy C. Creekmore. Thank you John ,for the wonderful pictures of your family. http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/Pedigrees.html

Kim, Would you mind if I placed this info on The Anderson Family Web Site at http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/index.html By placing it there someone else may have a clue to it's importance. Thanks Sandy Kim Sweeney wrote: > My father just emailed me this and I was wondering if anyone can identify which William Anderson it refers to: > > ******************************************************************************** > This is a copy of a one-column, yellowed and smudged, newspaper clipping > that I came across in the genealogical information I inherited from my > mother. Wesjr/11/26/02. > > James Anderson has written a poem entitled "Let the Conquered Banner Wave" > which he read at a banquet at Petersburg, Va. And which is printed in the > March number of the Confederate Veteran, published at Nashville, Tenn., which > has drawn the warm approval of the men who fought for the South. It is as > follows -- > > Why furl it and fold it and put it away, > The banner that proudly waved over the gray? > It has not a blemish, it shows not a stain, > Though it waved over fields where thousands were slain > O, why should we furl it and put it away? > It's loved and respected by the blue and the gray. > They fought for a cause they thought was just, > And this banner they loved was trailed in the dust. > Their fight was lost and their hopes are dead, > And another flag waves proud o'er their head; > > But still in their memory, without boast or brag, > Wound around their hearts is this bonnie blue flag. > So unfurl that banner; don't lay it away, > There is but one country---it's both blue and gray--- > Just one united land for us all, > Each willing and ready to answer the call; > But no land on earth, no history can say > That braver men lived than those of the gray. > Don't furl it and fold it and put it away. > Let our sons and daughters gaze on it and say: > "âEUR~Twill live on forever in story and song > Brave men fought for it; they may have been wrong; > But they fought for it gladly, heroes and brave, > And the bonnie blue flag waves over their grave." > So unfurl the old banner; let it float in the air; > Let all the old veterans salute it up there, > And they loved their old banner so bonnie and blue. > Now here's to old Dixie, the land of the brave; > "All hail to the bonnie blue flag; let it wave!" > > Note added by wesjr, 11-26-02. I have not located a James Anderson in the > > papers my mother left to me. That doesn't mean he is not in there but I have > not located him. > > ******************************************************************************* > > Any info would be appreciated! > > Thanks! > > - Kim Sweeney > > ==== ANDERSON-KY-NC-TN-VA Mailing List ==== > No flaming of other list members is allowed. Spamming, junk email and chain letters are also forbidden. Anyone showing disrespect for the forum of this list will be removed. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

My father just emailed me this and I was wondering if anyone can identify which William Anderson it refers to: ******************************************************************************** This is a copy of a one-column, yellowed and smudged, newspaper clipping that I came across in the genealogical information I inherited from my mother. Wesjr/11/26/02. James Anderson has written a poem entitled "Let the Conquered Banner Wave" which he read at a banquet at Petersburg, Va. And which is printed in the March number of the Confederate Veteran, published at Nashville, Tenn., which has drawn the warm approval of the men who fought for the South. It is as follows -- Why furl it and fold it and put it away, The banner that proudly waved over the gray? It has not a blemish, it shows not a stain, Though it waved over fields where thousands were slain O, why should we furl it and put it away? It's loved and respected by the blue and the gray. They fought for a cause they thought was just, And this banner they loved was trailed in the dust. Their fight was lost and their hopes are dead, And another flag waves proud o'er their head; But still in their memory, without boast or brag, Wound around their hearts is this bonnie blue flag. So unfurl that banner; don't lay it away, There is but one country---it's both blue and gray--- Just one united land for us all, Each willing and ready to answer the call; But no land on earth, no history can say That braver men lived than those of the gray. Don't furl it and fold it and put it away. Let our sons and daughters gaze on it and say: "âEUR~Twill live on forever in story and song Brave men fought for it; they may have been wrong; But they fought for it gladly, heroes and brave, And the bonnie blue flag waves over their grave." So unfurl the old banner; let it float in the air; Let all the old veterans salute it up there, And they loved their old banner so bonnie and blue. Now here's to old Dixie, the land of the brave; "All hail to the bonnie blue flag; let it wave!" Note added by wesjr, 11-26-02. I have not located a James Anderson in the papers my mother left to me. That doesn't mean he is not in there but I have not located him. ******************************************************************************* Any info would be appreciated! Thanks! - Kim Sweeney

Again Thanks to Della Perez!!! She has been rummaging the McCreary County Courthouse and Libraries and has contibuted the McCreary County Kentucky Marriage Records for the Anderson Surname. http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/mccrearymarriages.html Keep up the good work Della.We all appreciate it.

Dave, I am the Anderson Family Web Site Cordinator along woth Darlene ( this list Cordinator)who has a sister site and if you haven't been to the site ,here is the URL http://www.geocities.com/andersonkntv/Introduction.html After you visit the site ,please let me know and if you want I can place some of your info there. Check out the Pedigree Page.If you have a picture , I can set it up like I did the rest of them. Sandy Dave Anderson wrote: > My Anderson family is located now in the Indiana and Ohio area, primarily in > Kokomo, Indiana and Toledo and Rossford, Ohio. On my grandfather's mother's > side of the family, we were Martins who were from the Stanton, Kentucky > area. We still have a family graveyard outside of that town and the remains > of the family log cabin dating back to 1822 with the upper story still > intact. My Anderson roots are a little sparse on details as far as location > but I do have a tree showing myself, David W. Anderson, DOB 1952; my father, > William P. Anderson, DOB 1931; my grandfather William C. Anderson, DOB 1912; > ggrandfather Francis Benjamin Anderson,DOB 1872; gggrandfather ,DOB; > ggggrandfather ,DOB ;Isaac Henry Anderson,DOB ??; and gggggrandfather > Archibald Anderson, DOB ??. I am not certain of the locations of the last > two, but there may have been a Rockingham County Virginia connection there. > I am diligently working on making more certain connections in my Anderson > tree, especially in connecting to Scotland. Family rumor has it that we > hailed from that area. My family tree is not yet online due to storage and > forwarding problems, but I hope it will be soon. Does anyone have > suggestions as to a good way to accomplish getting the tree online? Also, > does anyone have info. which seems to fit with the individuals listed? > Thanks for any help that comes. > > Dave Anderson > > Dave "Soulran" Anderson > > _________________________________________________________________ > MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE* > http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus > > ==== ANDERSON-KY-NC-TN-VA Mailing List ==== > Have any interesting tidbits on ANDERSON ancestors? Feel free to share them with us! You never know when you will find a relative! > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237