This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.brimer/25.59.73.75/mb.ashx Message Board Post: my dad was r.g. brimer, son of bill brimer & jessie gowin his brothers , billy, joe, marvin, cleburne, laverle are you from this group? td brimer

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Brimer Butler Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.brimer/10.38.41.42.44.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Benjamin M. Brimer B. Aug 1849 in Alabama married Patty A. ? b. oct 1861 are the parents of these Brimers. Benjamin remarried the widow Clementine Butler and moved to Tuscumbia Alabama after Patty's death between 1900 and 1910.

You wouldnt happen to know what time frame this would have happened in? When did Jessie show up in Adair County for example. I'm thinking Sequatchie County might be a good place to start looking for the crime. ----- Original Message ----- From: "beaugard" <beaugard@infoave.net> To: <brimer@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2006 6:07 AM Subject: [BRIMER] Jack Brimer > Ms. Reynolds, > > My grandy always told me that her daddy, Jessie Darius Brimer, Jr., > married the daughter of his Uncle Jack Brimer. Jessie Brimer, Sr. was a > veterans of the 4th KY Cavalry along with his first cousin > Dan Dukes. > > After Jessie, Jr. married Sarah Catherine, she took up with another > man, her father, JACK BRIMER, hunted him down and killed him. > Jack Brimer was sented to the "pen" in Nashville for the killing. > Jessie, Jr lefted and went to Adair County, Ky to live wirth his Uncle > Dan Dukes. Sarah Catherine left and was not heared from again. This may > not be true, but it was what my grandy always told me. You know how > these types of stories get things added on to over the years. > > I do not know who "Jack" Brimer and Jessie Brimer, Sr. father was. > I do know that Jessie Brimer, SR married 1856 Bledsoe County, TN > to Nancy Catherine Dukes, the daughter of Steve Dukes and his wife > Nancy McBride. Steve Dukes is buried at the Greenwood Cemetery near > Doyle, TN, and is wife Nancy is buried at Beech Cove Cemetery, Van > Buren County, TN in Sparkmantown Community. > > These families are connected, just not sure how? > > Sincerely, > Landon > > > > > > wrote: > > > > Thanks for your reply Landon, I would like to see an interest in this family started again > > Has anyone ordered the military records of Jackson? > > > > More on Sarah Catherine > > > > I have found the Marriage of Sarah Catherine to Jesse Brimer. I have not found record of her other marriages or the divorce record of her and Jessie D. > > > > Jessie Brimer and Catherine Brimer > > March 13, 1880 Warren County, Tn > > Book 2, page 342 > > > > I also found last week while visiting Tennessee > > James R. P. Brimer and Nancy A. Jones > > Feb 14, 1867 > > Dekalb County, but since James was born about 1865, I don't think this could be the right James, so which one is he? > > I am probably the one that gave Rae the info on Sarah being married to William P. Henry and this is what info I have on them > > > > Taken from Death Certificates > > William Howard Henry born 1/01/1894, died 2/21/1953 > > in Vanderburgh County, In > > We knew him. His bible states that his mother was Sarah Catherine Brimer and William P. Henry. > > > > Also taken from Death Certificate > > Malinda Henry born 7/27/1890 died 7/19/1938 > > in Vanderburgh County, In > > States father was Perry Henry and mother Catherine Brimer > > > > By 1900, Sarah is an Estes living in Cannon County > > We have my grandmother's birth date as May 1, 1900, I think she was born sometime later. > > Her name was Lillie May Estes. > > > > 1900 Cannon County Census 11th district > > Estes, William jan 1844 > > , Sarah Mar 1865 > > , Linda Apr 1882 > > , Willie Jan 1890 > > , John Jan 1892 > > , Jesse feb 1896 > > , Lige May 1897 > > > > On William Howard Henry's obit, it list half brother's John, Jess and Lige and half sister, Mrs Earl Lehew which is my grandmother. Also nephew, Thomas Keaton > > It was thought that some of the estes boys could have been full brother's to Lillie. > > > > I found in a newpaper clipping where a Mrs William Estes died November 29, 1903 and failed to put down where I found this out, kicking myself for that. > > I had such a hard time following this family, I thought it was too good to be true and there was many Mrs William Estes in the area. > > > > I have been searching for years trying to find where these children went to when Sarah died. > > > > William Howard first married 1916 to Ellen McCarty in Montgomery County, Tn. Ellen was from Dickson County, Tn. They moved to Hamilton County, Oh where Ellen died shortly after giving birth to a daughter, Elizabeth Jane Henry. > > William then moved to Florence, Al where he married Mattie Vessel in 1918 > > William and Mattie moved to Evansville, In where Malinda Henry was already living with son, Thomas Keaton, his death certificate shows date of birth as 01/10/1905, died 1/08/1958, states father is John Keaton, mother Malinda Henry > > In 1920, Malinda is shown as being divorced. > > > > On Jess Estes' draft registration in Van Buren County, it says that he was born Sept 12, 1896 in Painsville, Tn (Van Buren County) > > I found 2 marriages for him, one to Ova Curtis and the other to maggie Tucker and when I relayed this info to my mother she remembered His wife she met being named Maggie. > > > > My grandmother couldn't tell us much other than she lived with the tim Moore family when she met and married my grandfather. I tracked them down and found where Tim and Fannie Moore ran the Pentacostal Home for Girls in Nashville, Tn. They had a son named Tim that moved to Wilson County and I feel this is probably the Tim Moore family she lived with. She had a photo of her and a little girl that matches with the children on the 1920 census of Wilson county and the Tim Moore family. > > > > So far, I have been unable to find anything on john and Lige. > > > > My thought is maybe someone from the Brimer family may have taken some of these children when Sarah died, so if anyone has run across a probate they didnt understand, this is what it is. > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BRIMER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BRIMER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.14.5/533 - Release Date: 11/13/2006 > >

Ms. Reynolds, My grandy always told me that her daddy, Jessie Darius Brimer, Jr., married the daughter of his Uncle Jack Brimer. Jessie Brimer, Sr. was a veterans of the 4th KY Cavalry along with his first cousin Dan Dukes. After Jessie, Jr. married Sarah Catherine, she took up with another man, her father, JACK BRIMER, hunted him down and killed him. Jack Brimer was sented to the "pen" in Nashville for the killing. Jessie, Jr lefted and went to Adair County, Ky to live wirth his Uncle Dan Dukes. Sarah Catherine left and was not heared from again. This may not be true, but it was what my grandy always told me. You know how these types of stories get things added on to over the years. I do not know who "Jack" Brimer and Jessie Brimer, Sr. father was. I do know that Jessie Brimer, SR married 1856 Bledsoe County, TN to Nancy Catherine Dukes, the daughter of Steve Dukes and his wife Nancy McBride. Steve Dukes is buried at the Greenwood Cemetery near Doyle, TN, and is wife Nancy is buried at Beech Cove Cemetery, Van Buren County, TN in Sparkmantown Community. These families are connected, just not sure how? Sincerely, Landon wrote: > > Thanks for your reply Landon, I would like to see an interest in this family started again > Has anyone ordered the military records of Jackson? > > More on Sarah Catherine > > I have found the Marriage of Sarah Catherine to Jesse Brimer. I have not found record of her other marriages or the divorce record of her and Jessie D. > > Jessie Brimer and Catherine Brimer > March 13, 1880 Warren County, Tn > Book 2, page 342 > > I also found last week while visiting Tennessee > James R. P. Brimer and Nancy A. Jones > Feb 14, 1867 > Dekalb County, but since James was born about 1865, I don't think this could be the right James, so which one is he? > I am probably the one that gave Rae the info on Sarah being married to William P. Henry and this is what info I have on them > > Taken from Death Certificates > William Howard Henry born 1/01/1894, died 2/21/1953 > in Vanderburgh County, In > We knew him. His bible states that his mother was Sarah Catherine Brimer and William P. Henry. > > Also taken from Death Certificate > Malinda Henry born 7/27/1890 died 7/19/1938 > in Vanderburgh County, In > States father was Perry Henry and mother Catherine Brimer > > By 1900, Sarah is an Estes living in Cannon County > We have my grandmother's birth date as May 1, 1900, I think she was born sometime later. > Her name was Lillie May Estes. > > 1900 Cannon County Census 11th district > Estes, William jan 1844 > , Sarah Mar 1865 > , Linda Apr 1882 > , Willie Jan 1890 > , John Jan 1892 > , Jesse feb 1896 > , Lige May 1897 > > On William Howard Henry's obit, it list half brother's John, Jess and Lige and half sister, Mrs Earl Lehew which is my grandmother. Also nephew, Thomas Keaton > It was thought that some of the estes boys could have been full brother's to Lillie. > > I found in a newpaper clipping where a Mrs William Estes died November 29, 1903 and failed to put down where I found this out, kicking myself for that. > I had such a hard time following this family, I thought it was too good to be true and there was many Mrs William Estes in the area. > > I have been searching for years trying to find where these children went to when Sarah died. > > William Howard first married 1916 to Ellen McCarty in Montgomery County, Tn. Ellen was from Dickson County, Tn. They moved to Hamilton County, Oh where Ellen died shortly after giving birth to a daughter, Elizabeth Jane Henry. > William then moved to Florence, Al where he married Mattie Vessel in 1918 > William and Mattie moved to Evansville, In where Malinda Henry was already living with son, Thomas Keaton, his death certificate shows date of birth as 01/10/1905, died 1/08/1958, states father is John Keaton, mother Malinda Henry > In 1920, Malinda is shown as being divorced. > > On Jess Estes' draft registration in Van Buren County, it says that he was born Sept 12, 1896 in Painsville, Tn (Van Buren County) > I found 2 marriages for him, one to Ova Curtis and the other to maggie Tucker and when I relayed this info to my mother she remembered His wife she met being named Maggie. > > My grandmother couldn't tell us much other than she lived with the tim Moore family when she met and married my grandfather. I tracked them down and found where Tim and Fannie Moore ran the Pentacostal Home for Girls in Nashville, Tn. They had a son named Tim that moved to Wilson County and I feel this is probably the Tim Moore family she lived with. She had a photo of her and a little girl that matches with the children on the 1920 census of Wilson county and the Tim Moore family. > > So far, I have been unable to find anything on john and Lige. > > My thought is maybe someone from the Brimer family may have taken some of these children when Sarah died, so if anyone has run across a probate they didnt understand, this is what it is. > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BRIMER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thanks for your reply Landon, I would like to see an interest in this family started again Has anyone ordered the military records of Jackson? More on Sarah Catherine I have found the Marriage of Sarah Catherine to Jesse Brimer. I have not found record of her other marriages or the divorce record of her and Jessie D. Jessie Brimer and Catherine Brimer March 13, 1880 Warren County, Tn Book 2, page 342 I also found last week while visiting Tennessee James R. P. Brimer and Nancy A. Jones Feb 14, 1867 Dekalb County, but since James was born about 1865, I don't think this could be the right James, so which one is he? I am probably the one that gave Rae the info on Sarah being married to William P. Henry and this is what info I have on them Taken from Death Certificates William Howard Henry born 1/01/1894, died 2/21/1953 in Vanderburgh County, In We knew him. His bible states that his mother was Sarah Catherine Brimer and William P. Henry. Also taken from Death Certificate Malinda Henry born 7/27/1890 died 7/19/1938 in Vanderburgh County, In States father was Perry Henry and mother Catherine Brimer By 1900, Sarah is an Estes living in Cannon County We have my grandmother's birth date as May 1, 1900, I think she was born sometime later. Her name was Lillie May Estes. 1900 Cannon County Census 11th district Estes, William jan 1844 , Sarah Mar 1865 , Linda Apr 1882 , Willie Jan 1890 , John Jan 1892 , Jesse feb 1896 , Lige May 1897 On William Howard Henry's obit, it list half brother's John, Jess and Lige and half sister, Mrs Earl Lehew which is my grandmother. Also nephew, Thomas Keaton It was thought that some of the estes boys could have been full brother's to Lillie. I found in a newpaper clipping where a Mrs William Estes died November 29, 1903 and failed to put down where I found this out, kicking myself for that. I had such a hard time following this family, I thought it was too good to be true and there was many Mrs William Estes in the area. I have been searching for years trying to find where these children went to when Sarah died. William Howard first married 1916 to Ellen McCarty in Montgomery County, Tn. Ellen was from Dickson County, Tn. They moved to Hamilton County, Oh where Ellen died shortly after giving birth to a daughter, Elizabeth Jane Henry. William then moved to Florence, Al where he married Mattie Vessel in 1918 William and Mattie moved to Evansville, In where Malinda Henry was already living with son, Thomas Keaton, his death certificate shows date of birth as 01/10/1905, died 1/08/1958, states father is John Keaton, mother Malinda Henry In 1920, Malinda is shown as being divorced. On Jess Estes' draft registration in Van Buren County, it says that he was born Sept 12, 1896 in Painsville, Tn (Van Buren County) I found 2 marriages for him, one to Ova Curtis and the other to maggie Tucker and when I relayed this info to my mother she remembered His wife she met being named Maggie. My grandmother couldn't tell us much other than she lived with the tim Moore family when she met and married my grandfather. I tracked them down and found where Tim and Fannie Moore ran the Pentacostal Home for Girls in Nashville, Tn. They had a son named Tim that moved to Wilson County and I feel this is probably the Tim Moore family she lived with. She had a photo of her and a little girl that matches with the children on the 1920 census of Wilson county and the Tim Moore family. So far, I have been unable to find anything on john and Lige. My thought is maybe someone from the Brimer family may have taken some of these children when Sarah died, so if anyone has run across a probate they didnt understand, this is what it is.

Is there anyone researching this family? Jackson Brimer and Angeline Beaty Sarah Catherine Brimer James Brimer Jackson then married Josephine Deweese This is a Dekalb County, Tn family moved to Putnam County around 1900. Sue Reynolds

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: RIMER, DOWELL, CROWLEY, BOOTH, SUTTERLIN Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VBG.2ACEB/109.1.1 Message Board Post: I AM LOOKING FOR A REBECCA RIMER LISTED IN THE 1910 WICHITA KS CENSUS SHE IS HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD, ALSO LISTED IS HER SON NEWELL RIMER, DAUGHTER LULU DOWELL AND GRANDSON EDWARD RIMER ANY HELP WOULD BE GREAT.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VBG.2ACEB/135 Message Board Post: These men were confederate soldiers from Gaston County North Carolina. Alfred enlisted on 17 Jul 1861 in Company B, 13th Infantry Regiment North Carolina and was killed at Gettysburg on 1 Jul 1863. Andrew enlisted on 22 Mar 1862 in Company H, 49th Infantry Regiment North Carolina. He was transferred to Company K, 10th Infantry Regiment North Carolina on 20 March 1863, and survived the war. He is listed in the 1860 Census in the home of Samuel and Sarah Brimer at age 15. In 1880, he was married to Polina and had an 11 year old son, Samuel B. Andrew disappears from the census after 1880. Anthony enlisted on 26 Mar 1863 in Company K, 1st Light Artillery Regiment North Carolina. Although he is not listed as KIA, Anthony does not appear of any censuses before or after the war. Does anyone know these men? Who their parents were or siblings? Or how they might be connected?

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Blythe, Brimer, Taylor Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VBG.2ACEB/109.3 Message Board Post: After posting my message regarding the Brimer family, I was able to establish that William W. Brimer was the second husband of Mary Rutherford Blythe. Mary had first married Calvin Blythe who died in the Civil War. From that marriage, she had given birth to a son William Blythe. William married Sarah Taylor and they had a son Calvin, which is the grandson in the 1900 census, living with William and Mary Brimer. William Blythe had died before 1900. William and Mary Rutherford Blythe Brimer had children Florence, John, Alice, Emma, George, and May. George and May were twins born in 1880. I would still need information about William C. and Sarah (Taylor) Blythe who married 13 Nov 1881 in Cobb County, Georgia.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cheek Childs Gaines Langley Attaway Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VBG.2ACEB/109.2 Message Board Post: Finally, I have been haunted by the pictures I took at Shiloh (United Methodist I think) Cemetary in Kennesaw, GA. I am a descendant of a Dorcas Attaway m. to my ggg-granfather Ellis Cheek. I ran across the marker for W.W.Brimer and M.A.Brimer when I saw a marker for Joseph F Attaway and Florence Brimer. I have been seeking someone to claim the folks for 5-6 years now. I just ran across your posting. I have details of the markers if interested. Pamela Cheek Kirk delve_in@bellsouth.net

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VBG.2ACEB/133 Message Board Post: I am searching for information on James P. Brimer (aka Brymer) (b. abt 1837) of Gaston and York Counties. I was told by my mother in law that her grandfather, James P., was buried in Clover, York County, SC, but his grave was not marked by a tombstone. I have never been able to find a record of his burial in Clover. However, just this last week, my husband and I found him in Gaston County! He is buried in Old Goshen Grove Cemetery just north of Belmont next to his wife, Rachel C. Martin Brymer. They were buried near Samuel Martin, Revolutionary patriot, who was most likely her grandfather. Rachel’s dates are 14 Jun 1829 – 6 July 1884. Unfortunately, James P.’s stone carries no dates and only refers to his Confederate Service unit. Much of the info I have gleaned is through census records, but the information is somewhat contradictory. I am including the info I have picked up below in case anyone sees a connection to their own family and can help me confirm this information. Any help in tying James P. Brimer would be appreciated. In the 1850 Gaston NC census, a James Brimer (age 15) was listed in the household of A. Foster as a laborer. Two houses before the Foster household was the household of John Brimer (age 27), wife Elizabeth (27), son G. S. (11), daughter Althea (12), daughter Ruth (10), son J. P. (8), daughters Jane (6) and Eliza (4 mos.) I suspect this John Brimer may have been a brother of James P, but the age of this James does not quite match the estimated birthdate of James P. Either does that of the child J.P. Brimer in John Brimer's home, although the 15 year old sounds closest. In the 1860 Gaston County, NC Census1860, James (23) and Caroline Brimer (31) were listed in the household of George Martin (possibly the son of Samuel Martin) in Gaston County, with son George (age 1). Also listed in that household was a woman named Martha Stewart (age 23). It is a strong assumption at this point that Caroline was daughter to George and Martha Martin. It might also be conjectured that Martha Stewart could be another daughter, perhaps widowed, of George Martin or a relative of James P. Brimer. She appears in his household through numerous censuses. In the 1870 NC Census, a James Brimer (age 35) was found in Dallas, Gaston county living with wife Caroline or Candace(name was difficult to make out - she is listed as also being age 35), a son Martin (age 12), daughter Eliza (9), and son James (1). In the house next door were two women, one named Martha Stewart, aged 27, and the other Martha Martin, aged 75. In the 1880 NC Census, James Brimer (age 43) was again found in Gaston County, located in the South Point area. Living with him was wife, Rachel C. (possibly Caroline?) age 57, son George M. (Martin?), daughter Martha M. (age 18), son William S. (possibly Stewart?) (age 11) and niece Martha Stewart (age 43). Two houses before James Brimer's household, a John Brimer (age 37) lived with wife Mary (age 50), son Pinkney (age 15) and daughter Docie (age 11). Could this John Brimer be James' brother? Since I now know that Rachel Caroline Brymer died in 1884, it appears James P. had remarried by 1888, as Cora Lee (1894), James L. (1888) and Mary (Abt 1893) Brimer's mother was Emma, not Rachel. Neither Emma nor James P. are found in the 1900 census. However, in the 1910 York County, SC Census, James' 2nd wife Emma was listed as Emma Gordon (age 52), widowed and head of household. In her household were the following children: Stepsons S(ummy) Gordon (19) and B(roadus) Gordon (17) (leading me to suspect she was the second wife of Lawson Henderson Gordon by that time - however Lawson Gordon was listed as alive and living in the home of one of his sons at this time – a very confusing concept if Emma was supposedly widowed), son Jim Brimer (21), daughters Mary N. (or H.) Brimer (17) and Cora L. Brimer (14). All five children were listed as having been born in South Carolina. Emma was listed as having been born in North Carolina, as were her parents. There is no indicati! on at this time as to who her parents might have been or if she was married before marrying James P. Brimer. Some records indicate her last name may have been Massey, but James L. Brimer’s death certificate indicates his mother’s name was Emma Alice Jenkins. Unfortunately this document also lists his father as James “B.” Brimer, not James “P.” Brimer. Curiouser and curiouser! James P. must have passed shortly after Cora Lee’s birth (1894) and before 1900 as no other children were listed in the household. If you stayed with this dissertation without getting totally lost, you will have noted the confusion in the records I have found thus far. Any help straightening this mess out is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VBG.2ACEB/132 Message Board Post: I am searching for information on James P. Brimer (aka Brymer) (b. abt 1837) of Gaston and York Counties. I was told by my mother in law that her grandfather, James P., was buried in Clover, York County, SC, but his grave was not marked by a tombstone. I have never been able to find a record of his burial in Clover. However, just this last week, my husband and I found him in Gaston County! He is buried in Old Goshen Grove Cemetery just north of Belmont next to his wife, Rachel C. Martin Brymer. They were buried near Samuel Martin, Revolutionary patriot, who was most likely her grandfather. Rachel’s dates are 14 Jun 1829 – 6 July 1884. Unfortunately, James P.’s stone carries no dates and only refers to his Confederate Service unit. Much of the info I have gleaned is through census records, but the information is somewhat contradictory. I am including the info I have picked up below in case anyone sees a connection to their own family and can help me confirm this information. Any help in tying James P. Brimer would be appreciated. In the 1850 Gaston NC census, a James Brimer (age 15) was listed in the household of A. Foster as a laborer. Two houses before the Foster household was the household of John Brimer (age 27), wife Elizabeth (27), son G. S. (11), daughter Althea (12), daughter Ruth (10), son J. P. (8), daughters Jane (6) and Eliza (4 mos.) I suspect this John Brimer may have been a brother of James P, but the age of this James does not quite match the estimated birthdate of James P. Either does that of the child J.P. Brimer in John Brimer's home, although the 15 year old sounds closest. In the 1860 Gaston County, NC Census1860, James (23) and Caroline Brimer (31) were listed in the household of George Martin (possibly the son of Samuel Martin) in Gaston County, with son George (age 1). Also listed in that household was a woman named Martha Stewart (age 23). It is a strong assumption at this point that Caroline was daughter to George and Martha Martin. It might also be conjectured that Martha Stewart could be another daughter, perhaps widowed, of George Martin or a relative of James P. Brimer. She appears in his household through numerous censuses. In the 1870 NC Census, a James Brimer (age 35) was found in Dallas, Gaston county living with wife Caroline or Candace(name was difficult to make out - she is listed as also being age 35), a son Martin (age 12), daughter Eliza (9), and son James (1). In the house next door were two women, one named Martha Stewart, aged 27, and the other Martha Martin, aged 75. In the 1880 NC Census, James Brimer (age 43) was again found in Gaston County, located in the South Point area. Living with him was wife, Rachel C. (possibly Caroline?) age 57, son George M. (Martin?), daughter Martha M. (age 18), son William S. (possibly Stewart?) (age 11) and niece Martha Stewart (age 43). Two houses before James Brimer's household, a John Brimer (age 37) lived with wife Mary (age 50), son Pinkney (age 15) and daughter Docie (age 11). Could this John Brimer be James' brother? Since I now know that Rachel Caroline Brymer died in 1884, it appears James P. had remarried by 1888, as Cora Lee (1894), James L. (1888) and Mary (Abt 1893) Brimer's mother was Emma, not Rachel. Neither Emma nor James P. are found in the 1900 census. However, in the 1910 York County, SC Census, James' 2nd wife Emma was listed as Emma Gordon (age 52), widowed and head of household. In her household were the following children: Stepsons S(ummy) Gordon (19) and B(roadus) Gordon (17) (leading me to suspect she was the second wife of Lawson Henderson Gordon by that time - however Lawson Gordon was listed as alive and living in the home of one of his sons at this time – a very confusing concept if Emma was supposedly widowed), son Jim Brimer (21), daughters Mary N. (or H.) Brimer (17) and Cora L. Brimer (14). All five children were listed as having been born in South Carolina. Emma was listed as having been born in North Carolina, as were her parents. There is no indicati! on at this time as to who her parents might have been or if she was married before marrying James P. Brimer. Some records indicate her last name may have been Massey, but James L. Brimer’s death certificate indicates his mother’s name was Emma Alice Jenkins. Unfortunately this document also lists his father as James “B.” Brimer, not James “P.” Brimer. Curiouser and curiouser! James P. must have passed shortly after Cora Lee’s birth (1894) and before 1900 as no other children were listed in the household. If you stayed with this dissertation without getting totally lost, you will have noted the confusion in the records I have found thus far. Any help straightening this mess out is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Found this family of Brimers on 1850 Federal Census in Worcester, MD Anyone have any further information on their ancestors or descendants? Would appreciate your help. Thanks, Marjorie Brimer Wm. 49 M Farmer Maryland Brimer Martha 15 F . . Maryland Brimer Wm. E. 12 M . . Maryland Brimer Levi J. 10 M . . Maryland Brimer Henry C. 8 M . . Maryland Brimer Sally E. 5 F . . Maryland Brimer Emma E. 3 F . . Maryland Brimer Daniel W. 1/12 M . . Maryland Brimer Josephine 1/12 F . . Maryland

Hey folks, Great news. I found Tabitha/Talitha Brimer & her husband, George Rogers. Here is what I found: 1. George1 Rogers died Bef. 6 December 1847. He married Talitha Brimer, daughter of William Brimer and Elizabeth ...?.... She was born Abt. 1793 in North Carolina, and died Aft. 1847 in probably Cherokee County, North Carolina. George Rogers was listed on 1830 Monroe County, TN Census, 98th Regiment, page 155 __________________________________________ Source: MONROE COUNTY, TENNESSEE RECORDS 1820 - 1870 VOL. I by Reba Bayless Boyer, page 142. Deed Book O Entry # 152: 6 Dec 1847 Michael Ghormly to Tillitha Rogers, both of Cherokee Co., N.C.; land until her decease and then to revert according to George Rogers (her husbands) will to her heirs William L. and Jonathan Rogers. Entry #153 8 Dec 1849 Talitha Rogers of Cherokee Co., N.C., to William L. Rogers of Monroe Co. and Jonathan Rogers of Cherokee Co., N.C. ________________________________________________ At age 60 Talitha is found on Cherokee County, NC Census with family below: Wallis Pate, M, age 36, farmer born in N. Carolina Terence Pate, F, age 36 born Tennessee Elmira I Pate, F, age 21 born N. Carolina Dana Rogers, M, age 80 born N. Carolina Talitha Rogers, F, age 60 born N. Carolina _______________________ The Pate family above was living next door to the following Pate family: Jesse Pate, M, age 30, Farmer, born N. Carolina Martha A. Pate, F, age 25, born N. or S.? Carolina Catherine(?) Pate, F, age 10, born Tennessee Elija Pate, M, age 8, born Tennessee Willliam E. Pate, M , age 6, born Tennessee Martha M. Pate, F, age 2, born Tennessee Ferrily(?) Pate, F, age 1 month, born N. Carolina ________________________ This couple lived next door to Jesse Pate: Elija Crawley, M, age 50, Labourer, born N. Carolina Ferrily(?) Crawley, F, age 50, born N. Carolina __________________________________________________ Children of George Rogers and Talitha Brimer are: 2 i. William L.2 Rogers. Notes for William L. Rogers: Source: MONROE COUNTY, TENNESSEE RECORDS 1820 - 1870 VOL. I by Reba Bayless Boyer, page 142. Deed Book P page 154 Entry # 101 25 Dec 1849 Jonathan and William L. Rogers to Washington Hunt; land willed to them by George Rogers. ____________________________________________ On 17 May 1860 in Shoal Creek District of Cherokee County, N.C. , Laurel Vally Post Office, the following family was enumerated: William L. Rogers 49 Farmer born Jefferson County, TN Selena Rogers 42 born Pendleton District, SC George Rogers 22 born Randolph Co, NC Morgan Rogers 20 born Randolph Co, NC Jonathan Rogers 18 born Randolph Co, NC Tilitha A. Rogers 16 born Randolph Co, NC Joseph H. Rogers 14 born Monroe Co, TN James L. Rogers 12 born Monroe Co, TN William Rogers 6 born Cherokee Co, NC Milas Rogers 4 born Cherokee Co, NC 3 ii. Jonathan Rogers. ============================================= In a message dated 6/29/2006 2:30:55 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, Mamt1984@aol.com writes: I am in search of any information on Tabitha Brimer (Rogers) & her husband, George Rogers. I know nothing of this couple other than the fact that they were married prior to the following deed dates. I do not find this couple listed in the book MARRIAGES of JEFFERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE 1792-1836. William Brimer, father of Tabitha, was born in NC in 1759. He married Elizabeth ..?.. in 1784 in Washington County, NC. They lived in Rutherford County, North Carolina from September, 1785 to 1810. After that they lived in Jefferson and Sevier Counties in Tennessee. In a Jefferson County, TN Deed dated 6 Nov 1835 and registered March 19, 1840 William Brimer is shown to have a daughter by the name of Tebitha Rodgers. In a Jefferson County, TN Deed dated 6 November 1835 and registered 9 March 1847, William Brimer is shown to have a daughter by the name of Seboth Rogers. I would like to know, if possible, where George & Tabitha were married, where they lived afterward, and any children they may have had. Any information would be very much appreciated. ...Marjorie Mamt1984@aol.com

Hi again, Kathy, I wish that I could locate the copy of Benjamin Brimer's Last Will & Testament that I have here someplace, but I've moved twice since I received it and a lot of my records have been in boxes for years. I don't have a clue where to find it just now. That said, just a few weeks ago, I was in contact with one of the gggrandsons of William Nelson Brimer/Brymer. He informed me that Wm. Nelson was the son of Joseph Brimer/Brymer, not Benjamin. Also, William Nelson Brimer/Brymer died in Alabama. My gggggrandfather, Wm. Brimer, born 1759 (the Rev. War Vet.) died in Sevier County, TN. This is documented in the Widow's Pension Papers of Elizabeth Brimer (William's wife) File # 336. Therefore, Wm. Nelson Brimer/Brymer & Wm. Brimer, Rev. War Vet. cannot be the same person. I, too, believe, but have no documentation, that the 4 Brimers in the 1790 Census were related. This is just speculation on my part, of course. Here is the info that I have on Benjamin Brimer. Can you add anything to this? ...Marjorie Descendants of Benjamin Brimer Generation No. 1 1. BENJAMIN1 BRIMER was born Abt. 1733 in North Carolina, and died Bef. September 1803 in Pendleton District, South Carolina. He married REBECCA ...?... Abt. 1760 in Pendleton District, South Carolina. There was a Benjamin Brimer listed on the 1759 Rowan County, North Carolina Tax List. Don't know if it was this Benjamin. ___________________________________ There was a Benjamin Brimer listed on the 1773 List of Debtors of Col. John McGee, Orange County, North Carolina. Don't know if it was this Benjamin. ___________________________________ Children of BENJAMIN BRIMER and REBECCA ...?... are: 2. i. JOSEPH2 BRYMER, b. 1760, North Carolina; d. September 1823, Chandlers Creek, Hall County, Georgia. ii. JESSY BRIMER. (NOT SURE ABOUT THIS NAME) iii. NANCY BRIMER, m. ...?... MAUS. iv. BETSEY BRIMER, m. WILLIAM LEONARD. Generation No. 2 2. JOSEPH2 BRYMER (BENJAMIN1 BRIMER) was born 1760 in North Carolina, and died September 1823 in Chandlers Creek, Hall County, Georgia. He married CELIA HEARD February 1780 in Ninety Six, Abbeville, South Carolina. She was born 1761. More About JOSEPH BRYMER: Migration: Came from Pendleton District, South Carolina to Hall County, Georgia in 1808. Military service: North Carolina Militia, Revolutionary War Veteran Notes for CELIA HEARD: According to her Widow's Pension Application,; Celia had 9 children. Children of JOSEPH BRYMER and CELIA HEARD are: i. BENJAMIN3 BRYMER, b. 13 October 1781. ii. MARY BRYMER, b. 13 June 1782. 3. iii. WILLIAM NELSON BRYMER, b. 1797, South Carolina; d. 1872, Alabama. iv. JAMES BRYMER. Generation No. 3 3. WILLIAM NELSON3 BRYMER (JOSEPH2, BENJAMIN1 BRIMER) was born 1797 in South Carolina, and died 1872 in Alabama. Child of WILLIAM NELSON BRYMER is: i. JOHNATHON GREENBURY4 BRIMER, b. 1849. ============================================= In a message dated 7/4/2006 3:59:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, kdbrimer65@msn.com writes: This was found in some of my search, maybe someday we will be able to document. Will of Benjamin Brimer (Will Book A, page 38-29, roll 53) Memorandum of the last will and testament of Benjamin Brimer of the state of South Carolina and Pendleton District. I hersayth that I being sick of body, but of perfect mind, first I do bequeath unto my wife Rebeccah all my moveable property, goods, and chattels according to the interest her of and no man to interfere. This property is to be divided as follows at her decease 1/3 part to be given to Jessey Brimer, 1/3 part to be given to Nancy Maus, 1/3 part to be given to Betsy Leonard. I likewise do give and bequeath unto Caty Gober fifty dollars, I likewise do five and bequeath unto Rebecah five founds sterling. I likewise do will and bequeath into the under named person five shillings a piece, William Brimer, Polly Henry, James Brimer. I likewise do desire William Leonard to see to the business given under my had this day and year. A Columbia SC genealogy professor Brent Holcomb commented that he saw no relationship states to the William and James Brimer in the will. There is no info that they were minors at the time. The will makes no mention of real property. It is odd that Rebecca and Joseph applied for letters of administration, since there was a will. There is no administration bond on file. Thies is food indicaiton that Joseph was likely the eldest son who under English primogeniture law inherited all the land. The citation for letters of administration were published at Roberts Congregation, a Presbyterian Church. Sale of his personal property was 2 days of sale and totaled $516.34 on November 10 and 13, 1803. Rebecca was already married to Van Davis by Oct 28, 1803 (1 month after Benjamin's death). There may be a connection with the 4 Brimers in the 1790 Census and Joseph and William have War pensions and Jesse has a land grant in Burke County, NC 1798. Benjamin dies about Sept 9, 1803 and Rebbeca marries Van Davis Oct 1803 at Old Mountain Creek Baptist Church, Pendleton District. Benjamin is propable the father of William and Jesse as well as Joseph. >From: Mamt1984@aol.com >Reply-To: BRIMER-L@rootsweb.com >To: BRIMER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [BRIMER] In search of George Rogers and wife, Tabitha Brimer >Rogers >Date: Tue, 4 Jul 2006 01:53:03 EDT > > >Kathy, >That's very interesting. What did you find to tie William in as the son of >Benjamin Brimer(father of Joseph Brimer)? >...Marjorie >=================================== >In a message dated 7/4/2006 1:17:58 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, >kdbrimer65@msn.com writes: > >I have just tied Tabitha's father William into my Alabama Brimer's. >William's brother Joseph and wife Celia Heard settled in Georgia and their >son William Nelson Brimer moved on into Alabama. I have lots of info on >this branch of the family. As most of you, a great bit of it is from my >research and may not be documented. >Kathy Brimer > > > >From: Mamt1984@aol.com > >Reply-To: BRIMER-L@rootsweb.com > >To: BRIMER-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: Re: [BRIMER] In search of George Rogers and wife, Tabitha >Brimer > >Rogers > >Date: Sun, 2 Jul 2006 15:25:24 EDT > > > > > > > >Hi Lavonne, > > > > > >Do you have ANY other information on your John Brimer other than his > >approximate birth date? Such as: wife, children, grandchildren, location >of > >residence? I will search through my sources for you if you can give me > >more to work > >with. > > > > > >The John Brimer, from my files, whose birth date comes closest to your > >John's was born abt. 1809, married to Lesmina "Miney" or " Mincy" > >Carmichael on 18 > >May 1835 in Jefferson County, TN. Their children were: > >Houston, David, Harriet, Samuel, Martha, Amanda, & Andrew. > > > >I suspect that this John was the son of my ggggrandfather, John Brimer, >and > >thus the grandson of Wm. Brimer, the Rev. War Vet. However, I haven't > >made > >any documented connections. > > > >Have you researched another spelling of Brimer; ie: Brymer? > > > >My gggggrandfather, Wm. Brimer, the Rev.War Vet., had a son, Wm. >Brymer, > >who spelled his last name Brymer, unlike his father and brothers, who > >spelled > >their last name Brimer. > >I believe this Wm. Brymer, had a son named John. > > > >This John Brymer was born abt. 1811, married to Martha ..?.., >children's > >names: > >Tom, Louesia, Wm. W., Elvina, Caroline, Jackson, David, Newton T., > >Jasper, > >Amos Posey, > >Elizabeth, Asbury, Marion F., Rebecca "A.P.", Newell, & Louis. > >This family was shown on the 1860 Texas Census. (Several of Wm.Brymer's > >descendants, I believe, migrated to Texas.) > > > >I believe there was a John Brimer in Alabama too, but I can't find that > >info > >at just this moment. > > > > > >Could either of these be your John Brimer? > > > >Are there any other Brimers that you need info on? > > > >I am happy to share any Brimer / Brymer info with anyone. > > > >In response to your comment "in an effort to help us all", I will, in a > >separate email, begin "sharing" info on the list. I would like to see > >discussion > >on this List regarding the Brimers. I'm sure there are others on the >List > >that know a lot more than I do regarding some of the elusive Brimers, >such > >as > >your John and my Tabitha. (Who, by the way, I still have received no > >information on. :) > > > >If anyone on the List sees any errors in any of the information above, > >please let me know. > > > >...Marjorie > >_Mamt1984@aol.com_ (_mailto:Mamt1984@aol.com_ (mailto:Mamt1984@aol.com) ) > > > >============================================== > > > >In a message dated 7/2/2006 9:36:55 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > >lavonnew@flash.net writes: > > > >I am looking for about the same thing you are. We have a John Brimer > >born > >about 1815 in Jefferson County, Tennessee. Do you have much on the > >Brimers? He is a pain and can't find much on him and don't know his > >family. Would like to collect information on all there in an effort >to > >sort and help us all. Any help or where to look appreciated? Thanks > >much, Lavonne > >Lavonne Sanders Walker, 19603 13th Street, Shawnee, Ok. 74801 Phone > >405-273-3326 Email:lavonnew@flash.net > >

Am looking for information on John Brimer born about 1815 in Jefferson County, Tennessee according to his U. S. Army records in the Indian Wars. He married a Holybee girl about 1835 to 1840 probably in Monroe County, Tennessee or a nearby county or they may have married around Fort Gibson, Indian Territory (Oklahoma) where he was stationed in the Army. The Holybee girl was born about 1820. (Source: This information came from the pension record 2750 and 3798 of Hezekiah Holybee (her brother) for the Indian Wars.) John Brimer died 24 Oct 1843 in Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. while in the military. They may have had children but the Holybee girl whose name was changed to Brimer most likely married again so am looking for any census that may have Brimer children with parents of a different name. I know the Holybee family lived in Indian Territory (Oklahoma) in 1840s, Green and Platte Counties in Missouri in 1850s, Crawford (Fort Smith) County, Arkansas, 1850s then on to Texas and Oklahoma from 1850s to present. Some may be interested in this . A National Archives Film #350326 M-233, Roll 20, Volume 41 has on page 9, John Brimer, age 21, grey eyes, fair hair, fair complection, 5 feet 6 inches tall, born in Te (Tennessee), Jefferson County, enrolled in U. S. Army on March 6th, 1836, at Camp Hunting by Lt. Hooper for 3 years, was in the 4th Regiment, Company F, and discharged March 5, 1839 at expiration of service at Fort Gibson, Arkansas. (Private) meaning that was his rank in service. Then in the same film in Volume 42, page 23, #236 is Brimer, John, age 24, grey eyes, fair hair, fair complection, 5 feet six inches tall, born Te. (Tennessee), Jefferson County, occupation - soldier, enlisted July 1st, 1839 at Ft. Gibson, by Lt. Scott, for five years in 4th inf. Co., F. Died October 24, 1843, 2nd enlistment, at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. (A Private). The pension record of Hezekiah Holybee, his brother-in-law, also states he died in Jefferson Barracks, Missouri while in service. Thanks for any help. Lavonne Sanders Walker, 19603 13th Street, Shawnee, Ok. 74801 Phone 405-273-3326 Email:lavonnew@flash.net >

This was found in some of my search, maybe someday we will be able to document. Will of Benjamin Brimer (Will Book A, page 38-29, roll 53) Memorandum of the last will and testament of Benjamin Brimer of the state of South Carolina and Pendleton District. I hersayth that I being sick of body, but of perfect mind, first I do bequeath unto my wife Rebeccah all my moveable property, goods, and chattels according to the interest her of and no man to interfere. This property is to be divided as follows at her decease 1/3 part to be given to Jessey Brimer, 1/3 part to be given to Nancy Maus, 1/3 part to be given to Betsy Leonard. I likewise do give and bequeath unto Caty Gober fifty dollars, I likewise do five and bequeath unto Rebecah five founds sterling. I likewise do will and bequeath into the under named person five shillings a piece, William Brimer, Polly Henry, James Brimer. I likewise do desire William Leonard to see to the business given under my had this day and year. A Columbia SC genealogy professor Brent Holcomb commented that he saw no relationship states to the William and James Brimer in the will. There is no info that they were minors at the time. The will makes no mention of real property. It is odd that Rebecca and Joseph applied for letters of administration, since there was a will. There is no administration bond on file. Thies is food indicaiton that Joseph was likely the eldest son who under English primogeniture law inherited all the land. The citation for letters of administration were ppublished at Roberts Congregation, a Presbyterian Church. Sale of his personal property was 2 days of sale and totaled $516.34 on November 10 and 13, 1803. Rebecca was already married to Van Davis by Oct 28, 1803 (1 month after Benjamin's death). There may be a connection with the 4 Brimers in the 1790 Census and Joseph and William have War pensions and Jesse has a land grant in Burke County, NC 1798. Benjamin dies about Sept 9, 1803 and Rebbeca marries Van Davis Oct 1803 at Old Mountain Creek Baptist Church, Pendleton District. Benjamin is propable the father of William and Jesse as well as Joseph. >From: Mamt1984@aol.com >Reply-To: BRIMER-L@rootsweb.com >To: BRIMER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [BRIMER] In search of George Rogers and wife, Tabitha Brimer >Rogers >Date: Tue, 4 Jul 2006 01:53:03 EDT > > >Kathy, >That's very interesting. What did you find to tie William in as the son of >Benjamin Brimer(father of Joseph Brimer)? >...Marjorie >=================================== >In a message dated 7/4/2006 1:17:58 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, >kdbrimer65@msn.com writes: > >I have just tied Tabitha's father William into my Alabama Brimer's. >William's brother Joseph and wife Celia Heard settled in Georgia and their >son William Nelson Brimer moved on into Alabama. I have lots of info on >this branch of the family. As most of you, a great bit of it is from my >research and may not be documented. >Kathy Brimer > > > >From: Mamt1984@aol.com > >Reply-To: BRIMER-L@rootsweb.com > >To: BRIMER-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: Re: [BRIMER] In search of George Rogers and wife, Tabitha >Brimer > >Rogers > >Date: Sun, 2 Jul 2006 15:25:24 EDT > > > > > > > >Hi Lavonne, > > > > > >Do you have ANY other information on your John Brimer other than his > >approximate birth date? Such as: wife, children, grandchildren, location >of > >residence? I will search through my sources for you if you can give me > >more to work > >with. > > > > > >The John Brimer, from my files, whose birth date comes closest to your > >John's was born abt. 1809, married to Lesmina "Miney" or " Mincy" > >Carmichael on 18 > >May 1835 in Jefferson County, TN. Their children were: > >Houston, David, Harriet, Samuel, Martha, Amanda, & Andrew. > > > >I suspect that this John was the son of my ggggrandfather, John Brimer, >and > >thus the grandson of Wm. Brimer, the Rev. War Vet. However, I haven't > >made > >any documented connections. > > > >Have you researched another spelling of Brimer; ie: Brymer? > > > >My gggggrandfather, Wm. Brimer, the Rev.War Vet., had a son, Wm. >Brymer, > >who spelled his last name Brymer, unlike his father and brothers, who > >spelled > >their last name Brimer. > >I believe this Wm. Brymer, had a son named John. > > > >This John Brymer was born abt. 1811, married to Martha ..?.., >children's > >names: > >Tom, Louesia, Wm. W., Elvina, Caroline, Jackson, David, Newton T., > >Jasper, > >Amos Posey, > >Elizabeth, Asbury, Marion F., Rebecca "A.P.", Newell, & Louis. > >This family was shown on the 1860 Texas Census. (Several of Wm.Brymer's > >descendants, I believe, migrated to Texas.) > > > >I believe there was a John Brimer in Alabama too, but I can't find that > >info > >at just this moment. > > > > > >Could either of these be your John Brimer? > > > >Are there any other Brimers that you need info on? > > > >I am happy to share any Brimer / Brymer info with anyone. > > > >In response to your comment "in an effort to help us all", I will, in a > >separate email, begin "sharing" info on the list. I would like to see > >discussion > >on this List regarding the Brimers. I'm sure there are others on the >List > >that know a lot more than I do regarding some of the elusive Brimers, >such > >as > >your John and my Tabitha. (Who, by the way, I still have received no > >information on. :) > > > >If anyone on the List sees any errors in any of the information above, > >please let me know. > > > >...Marjorie > >_Mamt1984@aol.com_ (mailto:Mamt1984@aol.com) > > > > > > > >============================================== > > > >In a message dated 7/2/2006 9:36:55 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > >lavonnew@flash.net writes: > > > >I am looking for about the same thing you are. We have a John Brimer > >born > >about 1815 in Jefferson County, Tennessee. Do you have much on the > >Brimers? He is a pain and can't find much on him and don't know his > >family. Would like to collect information on all there in an effort >to > >sort and help us all. Any help or where to look appreciated? Thanks > >much, Lavonne > >Lavonne Sanders Walker, 19603 13th Street, Shawnee, Ok. 74801 Phone > >405-273-3326 Email:lavonnew@flash.net > > > > > > > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: <Mamt1984@aol.com> > >To: <BRIMER-L@rootsweb.com> > >Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 1:30 AM > >Subject: [BRIMER] In search of George Rogers and wife, Tabitha Brimer > >Rogers > > > > > > >I am in search of any information on Tabitha Brimer (Rogers) & her > > >husband, > > > George Rogers. I know nothing of this couple other than the fact > >that > > > they > > > were married > > > prior to the following deed dates. I do not find this couple >listed > >in > > > the > > > > > > book MARRIAGES of JEFFERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE 1792-1836. > > > > > > William Brimer, father of Tabitha, was born in NC in 1759. He > >married > > > Elizabeth ..?.. in 1784 in Washington County, NC. They lived in > > > Rutherford > > > > > > County, North Carolina from September, 1785 to 1810. After that >they > > > lived > > > in Jefferson and Sevier Counties in Tennessee. > > > > > > In a Jefferson County, TN Deed dated 6 Nov 1835 and registered > >March > > > 19, > > > > > > 1840 William Brimer is shown to have a daughter by the name of > >Tebitha > > > Rodgers. > > > > > > In a Jefferson County, TN Deed dated 6 November 1835 and >registered > >9 > > > March > > > > > > 1847, William Brimer is shown to have a daughter by the name of > >Seboth > > > Rogers. > > > > > > I would like to know, if possible, where George & Tabitha were > > > married, > > > where > > > they lived afterward, and any children they may have had. > > > > > > Any information would be very much appreciated. > > > > > > ...Marjorie > > > Mamt1984@aol.com > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== BRIMER Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > >==== BRIMER Mailing List ==== >Send all your BRIMER messages to our list address:Brimer-L@Rootsweb.com > >============================== >Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the >areas they lived. 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I have searched high and low, but have found no documentation to this point as to the actual maiden name of Elizabeth Brimer. I have searched for any Elgins in the areas that Elizabeth was known to live, but have found none. I know the origination of the Elgin rumor and I know there was no documented foundation for that particular rumor. I would like to hope that someone somewhere has a document that gives her maiden name. ...Marjorie ================================================== In a message dated 7/4/2006 1:08:40 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, kdbrimer65@msn.com writes: I have undocumented info that James mother was Elizabeth Elgin. Found info posted on ancestry.com.

Kathy, That's very interesting. What did you find to tie William in as the son of Benjamin Brimer(father of Joseph Brimer)? ...Marjorie =================================== In a message dated 7/4/2006 1:17:58 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, kdbrimer65@msn.com writes: I have just tied Tabitha's father William into my Alabama Brimer's. William's brother Joseph and wife Celia Heard settled in Georgia and their son William Nelson Brimer moved on into Alabama. I have lots of info on this branch of the family. As most of you, a great bit of it is from my research and may not be documented. Kathy Brimer >From: Mamt1984@aol.com >Reply-To: BRIMER-L@rootsweb.com >To: BRIMER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [BRIMER] In search of George Rogers and wife, Tabitha Brimer >Rogers >Date: Sun, 2 Jul 2006 15:25:24 EDT > > > >Hi Lavonne, > > >Do you have ANY other information on your John Brimer other than his >approximate birth date? Such as: wife, children, grandchildren, location of >residence? I will search through my sources for you if you can give me >more to work >with. > > >The John Brimer, from my files, whose birth date comes closest to your >John's was born abt. 1809, married to Lesmina "Miney" or " Mincy" >Carmichael on 18 >May 1835 in Jefferson County, TN. Their children were: >Houston, David, Harriet, Samuel, Martha, Amanda, & Andrew. > >I suspect that this John was the son of my ggggrandfather, John Brimer, and >thus the grandson of Wm. Brimer, the Rev. War Vet. However, I haven't >made >any documented connections. > >Have you researched another spelling of Brimer; ie: Brymer? > >My gggggrandfather, Wm. Brimer, the Rev.War Vet., had a son, Wm. Brymer, >who spelled his last name Brymer, unlike his father and brothers, who >spelled >their last name Brimer. >I believe this Wm. Brymer, had a son named John. > >This John Brymer was born abt. 1811, married to Martha ..?.., children's >names: >Tom, Louesia, Wm. W., Elvina, Caroline, Jackson, David, Newton T., >Jasper, >Amos Posey, >Elizabeth, Asbury, Marion F., Rebecca "A.P.", Newell, & Louis. >This family was shown on the 1860 Texas Census. (Several of Wm.Brymer's >descendants, I believe, migrated to Texas.) > >I believe there was a John Brimer in Alabama too, but I can't find that >info >at just this moment. > > >Could either of these be your John Brimer? > >Are there any other Brimers that you need info on? > >I am happy to share any Brimer / Brymer info with anyone. > >In response to your comment "in an effort to help us all", I will, in a >separate email, begin "sharing" info on the list. I would like to see >discussion >on this List regarding the Brimers. I'm sure there are others on the List >that know a lot more than I do regarding some of the elusive Brimers, such >as >your John and my Tabitha. (Who, by the way, I still have received no >information on. :) > >If anyone on the List sees any errors in any of the information above, >please let me know. > >...Marjorie >_Mamt1984@aol.com_ (mailto:Mamt1984@aol.com) > > > >============================================== > >In a message dated 7/2/2006 9:36:55 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, >lavonnew@flash.net writes: > >I am looking for about the same thing you are. We have a John Brimer >born >about 1815 in Jefferson County, Tennessee. Do you have much on the >Brimers? He is a pain and can't find much on him and don't know his >family. Would like to collect information on all there in an effort to >sort and help us all. Any help or where to look appreciated? Thanks >much, Lavonne >Lavonne Sanders Walker, 19603 13th Street, Shawnee, Ok. 74801 Phone >405-273-3326 Email:lavonnew@flash.net > > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: <Mamt1984@aol.com> >To: <BRIMER-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 1:30 AM >Subject: [BRIMER] In search of George Rogers and wife, Tabitha Brimer >Rogers > > > >I am in search of any information on Tabitha Brimer (Rogers) & her > >husband, > > George Rogers. I know nothing of this couple other than the fact >that > > they > > were married > > prior to the following deed dates. I do not find this couple listed >in > > the > > > > book MARRIAGES of JEFFERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE 1792-1836. > > > > William Brimer, father of Tabitha, was born in NC in 1759. He >married > > Elizabeth ..?.. in 1784 in Washington County, NC. They lived in > > Rutherford > > > > County, North Carolina from September, 1785 to 1810. After that they > > lived > > in Jefferson and Sevier Counties in Tennessee. > > > > In a Jefferson County, TN Deed dated 6 Nov 1835 and registered >March > > 19, > > > > 1840 William Brimer is shown to have a daughter by the name of >Tebitha > > Rodgers. > > > > In a Jefferson County, TN Deed dated 6 November 1835 and registered >9 > > March > > > > 1847, William Brimer is shown to have a daughter by the name of >Seboth > > Rogers. > > > > I would like to know, if possible, where George & Tabitha were > > married, > > where > > they lived afterward, and any children they may have had. > > > > Any information would be very much appreciated. > > > > ...Marjorie > > Mamt1984@aol.com > > > > > > > > ==== BRIMER Mailing List ==== >