MR THOMAS A WELLBORN wrote: > > Have any of the Tennessee Bottom(s) cousins found the name "Burrel(l) > Bottoms", circa 1770-1830's? Originally thought he was from VA. But > have no evidence of him there. The earliest listing I have for him > is in the late 1820's, when Burrel(l) wins a lot in the Georgia > Indian Lands Gold Lottery (1827+/-). I would like to find earlier > records of his family. Possibly need to look for those in Kentucky > as well. Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated. Also, Does > anyone have a Bottoms family migration map? I would love to see one > developed and I do not have the software as of yet. Thanks - Jewel > > ____ > Jewel and Tom Wellborn Hi Jewel and Tom, I found a Burrell Bottom (b) abt 1758 possibly VA. I have him married to a Sarah Heartsfield. Burrell has two older brothers, Miles and James Armstead Bottom. Miles is my line of the family. Hoping this might be your Burrell, Kathy