Dear Becky: So sorry that has taken me this long to answer your Myhand request. Sammy's grandmother Beulah Peacock was the grand-daughter of William George Myhand and his wife Betty. ( I do not know her maiden name.) her brothers and sister were: Cornile I am not sure of that spelling, Ann, Triston, Crawford, Frances Ferdine, William and gg-grand mother Bettie Elizabeth who married Iverson Pearson Peacock. ( all from Drew Co.) There are several working on the Myhand line. One is a Ms. Jerry Naron, from Monticello, if you will E-Mail me I will try to get her address for you. Oh to the other folks I am doing really good should be back to work in a week or so. I will try to do better about how to send a message. I am not good on this thing. I'll get Beth to help me. Please send your recipes to us or the Drew Co. Historical Society cook book. Connie Mullis Terri Lee Wolfe wrote: > >Date: 10/06 6:24 AM > >Received: 10/06 8:36 AM > >From: Bannon, Becky, BBannon@WCP.TWC.com > >To: 'ardrew-l-request@rootsweb.com', > >ardrew-l-request@rootsweb.com > > > >I would like to subscribe to this web site: Searching information on > >Hogue/Myhand ---- > > > >My father: > > Garland Evins Hogue born July 31, 1904 > > I don't know anything about the Hogues except that Jane Jordan was a Hogue. > Is this the Garland, brother to Matthew Hogue, who was a peddler? If it > is, my memories of him and the Wed.? peddler and the Saturday peddler are > great. Also, Mr. Ellis Gilliam, full of knowledge was married to one of > these Hogues. As a matter of fact, unless I am mistaken, Mrs. Dr. Binns > was a Hogue. Does any of this ring any bells?BETH