Kathy, George Jackson EDMONDS, b.abt.1815 d.1848, married Phalby HALL 9 Aug 1838 in Jefferson County, TN. Their children were: Jane & Mary Phalby HALL EDMONDS, b.1 Aug 1817 in TN d.7 Nov 1902 in Jefferson County, TN. Phalby married Thomas MOORE between 1848-1850. Divorced in 1860. Phalby's children by Thomas MOORE were: Martha A. & Edith Jane On 7 Jan 1861 in Jefferson County, TN, Phalby married Vineyard Rhoten BRIMER, Sr. b.1 May 1792 d.3 Oct 1882. Phalby's child by Vineyard BRIMER was: James Albert BRIMER. Vineyard R. BRIMER, Sr. had children by his first wife, Barbara LAYMAN, who died in 1850. Their children were: Julia, Thomas J., Robert, Sarah Jane, Mary A., Vinyard Rhoten, Jr., Barbara Altamaire, & Elizabeth. If anyone knows of any errors above please let me know. ...Marjorie _Mamt1984@aol.com_ (mailto:Mamt1984@aol.com) ============================================= In a message dated 9/4/2007 10:28:30 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, kdbrimer65@msn.com writes: What happened to Jackson Edmonds? Also what children were from what marriage? And what state is this Jefferson County in? When did Phalby marry Thomas Moore? Kathy Brimer ============================================ >From: Mamt1984@aol.com >Reply-To: brimer@rootsweb.com >To: BRIMER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [BRIMER] Phalby HALL EDMONDS MOORE BRIMER;recently found divorce >documentation >Date: Tue, 4 Sep 2007 03:36:33 EDT > > >I believe there will be some of you that will be interested to hear that >Lu >Hinchey at the Jefferson County Archives (at the request of Shirley in >Miami) >recently found documentation of a divorce that took place between Phalby >(Falby) Hall Edmonds and Thomas Moore. I was not aware of this divorce, >and >thought perhaps some of you were not as well. > >Phalby first married George Jackson Edmonds, then Thomas Moore, then >Vineyard Brimer, Sr. > >This should clear up some confusion regarding some of the children in that >family. > >Hope this helps whoever is interested. > >...Marjorie Turk > > >Falbia Moore } > vs. } Petition for Divorce >Thomas Moore } > > > This Cause Coming On to be heard and finally determined >on >this 20th day of December 1860 before the Honorable T. W. Turley Judge and >___ > Upon petition Judgment ___ Confess and proof from all Which it appears >to >his Hon. that the defendant deserted his Wife the planitiff without >reasonable Cause, and has Willfully maliciously absented himself for eight >years and >during all that time has failed and refused in any manner to provide any >means of Support for his said wife, The Court is therefore pleased to >Order >adjudge and decree that the bounds of matrimony heretofore and now >Subsisting >between said parties h o and the same are hereby dissolved. > >Thursday the 20th of December 1860 and for nothing held and that the said >Falbia be restored to all the rights priviledges and emmenities(?) of a >____ >sole And furthermore that the deft pay the Costs of this Cause for >Which execution may issue. ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour