Tommy, I believe it was a combined effort of David and Ottis Schuff and Chris Parchman. Kimberly --- Tommy Allen <[email protected]> wrote: > Does anyone know who was responsible for cleaning > the old Dowdy Cemetery near the Houston/Stewart > County line a few miles from Cumberland City? They > deaserve an award for a job well done. > > > ==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== > GENEALOGY goes on... and on... and on... > > > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail � Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/

I received this message sometime ago, and didn't respond because I had no idea of how to find this information. Could anyone on the list help. If so, contact Carolynn directly: [email protected] Thanks, Dan ----- > nexturl = http://home.earthlink.net/~dlmartin2/cem/brinton.html > from = [email protected] > message = Could you tell me how to contact the L. C. Walker mentioned as the informant for the Brinton Cemetery? > > The note at the bottom mentions Boyd Owen, and that is who I am searching for. > > Carolynn Waldon -- Have I, therefore, become your enemy, because I tell you the truth? Gal. 4:16 Jesus said: "I am The Way, The Truth And The Life, and nobody comes to the Father but by Me" John: 14:6 Christian Exchange, Inc: http://www.ceiinc.org

Hi Rhonda: According to the Families and Histories, Benton County, Tennessee, 1836-1992, pg. 66, Joseph P. Cole and Elizabeth Powell were the parents of: 1) Martha Cole, b. 1832, d. 1893, m 14 Sep 1854 to James Nolin Alsup. They had at least one son, Benjamin Franklin Alsup. 2) Wiley Powell Cole, b. 15 Mar 1835, TN, d. 16 Feb 1913, Stewart Co., TN - 10th Civil District, m. 22 Jan 1868, to Sara Neatin Moore, b. abt. 1846, Stewart Co., TN, d. 1884. I have six children for them. Wiley is buried in the Hart Cemetery, Long Creek Methodist Church, Stewart Co., TN. Sara is buried in the Moore (McGee) Cemetery, Stewart Co., TN. Sara's parents were Lewis Jefferson Moore, b. abt 1814, TN, d. unk, m. Elizabeth Moody, b. abt 1815, TN. I have 9 children for them. Some of my information came from the "Our Family," compiled by Gladys Stubblefield Stavely, Stewart Co., TN, December, 1984, and Emma Pearl Provow Mobley, Erin, TN. Dan Martin Nashville, TN ---------------- Rhonda Delph wrote: > Hi! I'm new to DanvilleCrossing-L and want to post my first message! > > I'm looking for a couple of limbs of my Provo/Cole family tree that includes > the surname Parker. > > My gggrandmother was Drucilla Ann Parker Provo (1844-1903-Henry), daughter > of George W. Parker. I can't confirm who her mother was or any of her > siblings, and do not have any further info on George. > > One of my gggrandfathers was Wiley P. Cole (1835-1913), husband of Sarah > Neaton Moore and father of Sallie Powell Cole Provo. I'd like more info on > Sarah (parents?=Lewis and Sally) and I have absolutely NOTHING on Wiley. I > did find a Joseph Cole m. Lizzie Powell, but can't tie them together. > > Any help would be so appreciated! My other DanvilleCrossing family tree > limbs include the names Mobley, Cude, McIntosh, and Cotham, so I'd be glad > to help anyone else. > > Thanks. Rhonda :) > > ________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com > > ==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== > What do you mean my Birth Certificate expired ??? -- Have I, therefore, become your enemy, because I tell you the truth? Gal. 4:16 Jesus said: "I am The Way, The Truth And The Life, and nobody comes to the Father but by Me" John: 14:6 Christian Exchange, Inc: http://www.ceiinc.org

Looking for anyone with connections to the Ratterees in Stewart and Henry Co. Some later in Calloway Co. My gggrandmother, Mary Ratteree, b. abt 1800 SC, married David Brunson abt 1819 in Stewart Co. She had a brother James b. abt 1802 in TN. Believe they were children of James Sr, who came from SC to Stewart Co right after 1800. David and Mary in Henry Co 1830, and they, plus her brother James were in Calloway Co. KY in 1840 and 1850. Mike Brunson

Hi! I'm new to DanvilleCrossing-L and want to post my first message! I'm looking for a couple of limbs of my Provo/Cole family tree that includes the surname Parker. My gggrandmother was Drucilla Ann Parker Provo (1844-1903-Henry), daughter of George W. Parker. I can't confirm who her mother was or any of her siblings, and do not have any further info on George. One of my gggrandfathers was Wiley P. Cole (1835-1913), husband of Sarah Neaton Moore and father of Sallie Powell Cole Provo. I'd like more info on Sarah (parents?=Lewis and Sally) and I have absolutely NOTHING on Wiley. I did find a Joseph Cole m. Lizzie Powell, but can't tie them together. Any help would be so appreciated! My other DanvilleCrossing family tree limbs include the names Mobley, Cude, McIntosh, and Cotham, so I'd be glad to help anyone else. Thanks. Rhonda :) ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Cher, so glad that you and your dad had a good day. There is nothing like the company of friends to cheer us all up! And putting your friend on the prayer list, too! Like Pat said, no time to pity myself when others are in a bad situation...God bless all of you, Juliane ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 11, 2000 12:00 PM Subject: DanvilleCrossing-D Digest V00 #249

----- Original Message ----- From: Cher <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 7:42 PM Subject: [DC] Emergency prayers needed!! > I just learned that a dear DEAR friend, Gaylene is at risk to loose her legs > or her life... > to add to the problem, she is in the middle of moving from the drug infested > inner city of Louisville to the more rural peaceful area outside of > Jefferson County... She is overwhelmed and terribly ill... > I knew she was sick... but, didnt know just how sick...as I had not seen her > legs... > She is as meek, and humble a servant of God as I have ever known.... > Please put her at the top of your prayer list and pass her name along to > your prayer partners... > She is in deep trouble... > We will get her moved... some how... out of that abomination of a > dwelling.... but, saving her legs and returning her to health is up to > God... > Thank you so much for your prayers. > Cher > > > ==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== > My family tree must have been used for Firewood !!! Gaylene will also be in my prayers. Boy just when we think we have it bad there is always worse. Pat in Michigan >

----- Original Message ----- From: Cher <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 7:30 PM Subject: [DC] Cher and her Dad > Today: > Dad went out to play cards with his old buddies... He hasnt been there since > his seisure in January...I rolled him into the VFW club and left like all > was normal... He had his meds, water, cell phone and poker money!<bg> He > hung out with his buds for 3 hours...I was shopping with my cell phone > turned on ... It was hard to leave him.... but, the past few days have been > exceptionally good. I finally let go and let God... I had fun shopping... > and he had a good time with some other ol timers .... What a blessing.. > We both napped when we got home<LOL> But, I am so glad I did cooperate... > I just had to tell you we had a GREAT day.... almost a normal day...<VBG> > Thank you Dearest Heavenly Father! > Cher > > > ==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== > My Family Tree has Root Rot !! Cher, How Wonderful!! Remember the story of my Father back in March we were told to make Funeral arrangements. But Dad is still here, driving, playing Bingo with Mom, visiting great-grandchildren, and now taking care of me after my surgery!! Our Heavenly Father is a Great One!!!! Hope you have many more. I will say a prayer for you tonight. Pat in Michigan >

Amen Cher.....Thanks for sharing the good days....... ~Betsy~in~TN~

I just learned that a dear DEAR friend, Gaylene is at risk to loose her legs or her life... to add to the problem, she is in the middle of moving from the drug infested inner city of Louisville to the more rural peaceful area outside of Jefferson County... She is overwhelmed and terribly ill... I knew she was sick... but, didnt know just how sick...as I had not seen her legs... She is as meek, and humble a servant of God as I have ever known.... Please put her at the top of your prayer list and pass her name along to your prayer partners... She is in deep trouble... We will get her moved... some how... out of that abomination of a dwelling.... but, saving her legs and returning her to health is up to God... Thank you so much for your prayers. Cher

Today: Dad went out to play cards with his old buddies... He hasnt been there since his seisure in January...I rolled him into the VFW club and left like all was normal... He had his meds, water, cell phone and poker money!<bg> He hung out with his buds for 3 hours...I was shopping with my cell phone turned on ... It was hard to leave him.... but, the past few days have been exceptionally good. I finally let go and let God... I had fun shopping... and he had a good time with some other ol timers .... What a blessing.. We both napped when we got home<LOL> But, I am so glad I did cooperate... I just had to tell you we had a GREAT day.... almost a normal day...<VBG> Thank you Dearest Heavenly Father! Cher

Does anyone know who was responsible for cleaning the old Dowdy Cemetery near the Houston/Stewart County line a few miles from Cumberland City? They deaserve an award for a job well done.

I have been watching all of the postings to the Danville Crossing for some time now. I would like to ask if anyone is researching the Baker and/or Lunsford families in Humphreys Co? I have hit the biggest brick wall there is. Thanks everyone for any help you can offer

Phil, are there any Rayburns (of any spellings) connected to your Slates? I may have something, if so. Let me know. Jen'ee

----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 5:08 PM Subject: Re: [DC] John A. Slate > Phil, are there any Rayburns (of any spellings) connected to your Slates? I > may have something, if so. Let me know. Jen'ee > > > ==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== > My Family Tree has Root Rot !! >

John A. Slate Born ?? Virginia 1787 Resided in Henry County, Tennessee between 1827 and 1843 - 4 Doesn't someone out there know this man? I have a lot of information to share about his descendants. Help please, Phil Slate 1313 Greenleaf Cir. Plano, Texas 75025-3441 [email protected]

Hi, I've been monitering this site for some time and find it to very informative. I hope you can help with my "brick walls" . I have three in your area. First - g-g grandfather Eli Ross, born 2/6/1805 in N.C., is listed in 1830 Stewart Co Census, bought land in April 1830 in Trigg Co, Ky, (known as Grants South of Walker's Line) and married Mary Strawbridge, born 12/2/1805 in S.C. They married about 1824-26 and had 10 Children, James Barnett, 7/1/1825; William Henry Ross, born 10/14/1827 in Dover; Charles Alphenses, born 1/21/1829; Rueben C, born 4/3/1831; George Washington, born 5/5/1835; Nathan A., born 8/26/1837; Mary Ellizabeth, born 10/5/1839; Johnathon Eli, born 1/27/1841; Joshua, born 1847 and Thomas Jefferson, born 1/18/1848. Family tradition tells us that Eli is the son of Nathan and Lydia Ross. We don't have any hard proof of that, does any one know of Eli and his heritage? Mary Strawbridge Ross is also a question mark? Who does she belong to? One of Eli's children, Willian Henry Ross, married Emily Jane Terrell. They were married December 28, 1849 in Paris, Tn. She had been living with one of Wm. Henry's aunt and uncles. Does anyone have a clue as to who that could be? Emily Jane Terrell was born in Virginia December 11, 1828 to Frank and Eliza Terrell. Does anyone know of any Terrell's in the Henry Co area that she may have been related to? We know so little of her, a newspaper article about her later in life says she comes from Cherokee and English Aristocracy. She could neither read nor write. Both her and Wm. Henry died in Carroll County, Arkansas after the turn of the century. Thanks, Cherie in HOT So. Ca.

hello- just wanted to take a moment & re-post my surnames : Benton- Kelly, Kelley Carroll- Pritchard, Kelly, Kelley Decatur- Faulkner,Folkner, Hays, Ballinger, Evans Henderson- Essary, Evans, Hays, Lindsey Sorry for any multiple postings :) Thanks!! Elisha Leard Guthrie, Oklahoma

Hello, I have Faulkner relatives in Decatur and Hardin Counties.I would be happy to share what I know. Marie [email protected] wrote: > hello- just wanted to take a moment & re-post my surnames : > > Benton- Kelly, Kelley > Carroll- Pritchard, Kelly, Kelley > Decatur- Faulkner,Folkner, Hays, Ballinger, Evans > Henderson- Essary, Evans, Hays, Lindsey > > Sorry for any multiple postings :) > > Thanks!! > > Elisha Leard > Guthrie, Oklahoma > > ==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== > Okay.... so I don't descend from anyone...... > Now What ????

Thanks to Deanna Oklepek, the following wills are now online at Stewart site. She has also transcribed several more, and we will get these on shortly as well. Thanks Deanna! Judiath Allen William T. Allen Asa Morris G.W. Wallace Ann Cooley