Mornin Mary Like I said seems every time I put my nose in this tree thing I stir it up. Over the years trying to get to Grandma Sophronia's family we have got a lot of information put together on the Wisemans. Some right, some has turned out to be wrong. In this case talked to Judy and she said she had put the info in the tree wrong. Should have been died in Fulton County Arkansas. Sure glad to get corrections. Thanks for the heads up. JIM M. Mary Cooper Miller wrote: >The thing that really jumped out at me from this listing is Ann Ennis, born >in Fulton Co., Ark., but married in TN. IF she was born in this area, it >was not Fulton Co. at that time. Guessing her age at marriage as 16-20, >she would have been born 1796-1800 or thereabouts. > >That time frame would have put this area of Arkansas as a part of the >Territory of Louisiana, and I don't think there were very many white people >here then. Indians, yes. Could she have been born somewhere else? > >My ancestor, John Lafferty, is credited by history books as being the first >permanent white settler in this area. He moved his family here in 1810 >from Sumner County, TN. He had been here, probably several times, before >that and picked out the spot he wanted, while he was trading furs with the >Indians. > >Maybe T. R. will have something you can use. I hope so! > >Mary > > > > > > > >