My ancestors in the Danville Crossing area include: BARGER BRIGANCE GRAY HUIE (HUGHEY) HURT PRYOR These folks all lived in Henry County, TN at one time or another. Susan Barger Donahue 411 East Roosevelt Road Wheaton, IL 60187-5564 suzid@tripod.net bargerhaus@msn.com http://members.tripod.com/~suzid/index.html

Jan, Yep, that's the family. Eliza is his widow. Benjamin is my great grandfather. I think he was captured at Ft. Donelson and after the war practiced medicine in Stewart and Houston Co, but I have never found his name in a list of early doctors. There is lot to be learned about him, but Henry S. Palmer is where my trail ends at present. When he married Eliza in 1828, he was living in Dickson Co.; she was was in Louisville, KY and the wedding was announced in Dickson, Nashville and Louisville. From his probate records it appears that he may have had a business in Dover and he was apparently well travelled. I'd appreciate any suggestions on where I might look for leads. Sue Message text written by INTERNET:DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com >There is a Palmer household #232 in 1850 census. It is composed of Elisha Palmer 44 born in Va, Thomas 20 born in TN (as are all the others after Elisha), Mary 22, Benjamin 18, Henry 12, Alice 10, Juliet Conley 23, Andrew Conley 32 who is a Methodist "preacher", and Ider 4. Dunno if that will help but may be some kin to the Henry you mentioned.<

Barbara, Hi this is Sue's husband Harry. My Buchanan ancestors came out of VA to middle TN in the late 1700's. I don't know of any branches of the immediate family that went to Humphries Co. Can you fill me in on who the Humphries Co Buchanans descend from? HarryB Message text written by INTERNET:DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com >Are you related to any Buchanans in Humphreys Co. ?<

I am not sure if they fit my family tree. As soon as I figure out beyond James A. I will be in touch. If we connect I will also be happy to share my stuff with whomever is interested. Marsha -----Original Message----- From: GRIDDIP@aol.com <GRIDDIP@aol.com> To: DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com <DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, July 10, 1999 5:27 PM Subject: ReSikes/Sykes Lines 1800 Plus and Minus >To the Sikes/Sykes Lines: > >I have a lot of information on the Arthur and Samson line, Stewart and Henry >Counties will be glad to share. > >Ira > > >==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== >My family Coat of Arms ties at the back ...... >is that normal ??? >

Jean: I am just getting my Sikes/Sykes in order myself. They may be in Kathy's book. Hopefully, she will check in later and be able to look it up for you. She helped me tremendously today!! Happy Hunting!! Marsha -----Original Message----- From: Jean Gilley <JGilley@TXK.net> To: DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com <DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, July 10, 1999 6:08 PM Subject: Sikes/Sykes >Jacob Browning and his wife Elizabeth Sarrett had a son Bennett who married >Emiline Sikes 4 Dec 1845, in Benton County. Do they fit into anyone's tree? > Elizabeth was the daughter of John and Mary McMurry Sarrett. >JG >--------------------------- >Jean Gilley >Creative Memories Consultant > >---------- >> From: GRIDDIP@aol.com >> To: DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com >> Subject: ReSikes/Sykes Lines 1800 Plus and Minus >> Date: Saturday, July 10, 1999 5:25 PM >> >> To the Sikes/Sykes Lines: >> >> I have a lot of information on the Arthur and Samson line, Stewart and >Henry >> Counties will be glad to share. >> >> Ira >> >> >> ==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== >> My family Coat of Arms ties at the back ...... >> is that normal ??? > > >==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== >My family Coat of Arms ties at the back ...... >is that normal ??? >

Dennis: I am afraid I don't recognize the surname. However, have you tried the Rhea Library in Paris. All court, birth, etc. is there. You never have to set foot in the courthouse. Sorry I couldn't help more. Good luck in your search. Marsha -----Original Message----- From: Dennis Holliday <73761.17@compuserve.com> To: DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com <DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, July 10, 1999 6:39 PM Subject: William Carrol Holliday family >Looking for HOLLIDAY. > >William Carrol Holliday had parents in or around Paris TN before and after >the Civil War. >William Carrol Holliday was born December 1844. I/we cannot seem to >establish who his >parent(s) were. One version is he was born to an un-wed mother. Another >great grandchild ( 89+) >insists William had both parents and they were in Paris TN. Of course no >one seems to recall >a name!! > >Anyone have a source of church documents, Bible notes, school records, city >directories listing >Holliday families? The 1850 and 1860 census so far have not given up any >answers. Thanks, I >know we all have our frustrating relatives!! > >Dennis > >Descendants of William Carrol Holliday > > 1 William Carrol Holliday 1844 - 1920 >.. +Josephine Brown 1848 - 1926 >......... 2 Oscar Holliday 1868 - 1922 >......... 2 Lillian Holliday 1871 - 1871 >......... 2 Justin R. Halliday 1878 - 1942 >............. +Mary Anne Miller 1884 - Unknown >.................... 3 Weyman L. Halliday 1907 - >.................... 3 William Justin Halliday 1909 - >.................... 3 Daisy C. Halliday 1910 - 1971 >........................ +Sanderson Unknown - 1970 >.................... 3 Louise Halliday 1912 - >........................ +Atzinger >.................... 3 Pauline Halliday 1915 - >........................ +Corrigan Unknown - Unknown >.................... 3 Charles Otis Halliday 1919 - 1998 >........................ +Floria >.................... 3 John D. Halliday 1920 - >......... 2 Guy Leaman Holliday 1879 - 1961 >............. +Florence Lillian Simmons 1881 - 1976 >.................... 3 Leaman Leroy Holliday 1910 - >........................ +Ethel Virginia Martin 1914 - >.................... 3 Lawrence Edward Holliday 1912 - >........................ +Esther Wait >.................... 3 Rosa Bell Holliday 1924 - 1924 >......... 2 Daisy Holliday 1882 - Unknown >............. +Delaney Unknown - Unknown >.................... 3 Alberta Delaney Unknown - >......... 2 Roscoe Holliday 1888 - 1948 > > >==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== >What do you mean my grandparents didn't have any kids ??? >

In a message dated 7/10/99 8:12:59 PM Central Daylight Time, Pozzydaz@aol.com writes: << I have an Elsie Caroline SYKES married to a James Patrick QUINN ALSO a Margaret Marie (Maggie) QUINN married to a Max Monroe SYKES Does this ring any bells in Stewart CO, TN? Pozzydaz >> Yes: What do you want to know about them, they are descendants of Samson Sykes, Stewart and Henry County. What info do you need, sibling, parents dob, or what? Be glad to furnish. Ira

Welcome to the list. I am interested in your TURNER line. Mine, James TURNER m. Tabitha BILLINGSLEY, their daughter Lydia J. m. William B. BINYON 1843 in Gibson Co. TN. William and Lydia lived in Henry Co. TN until 1856. Angela

Looking for HOLLIDAY. William Carrol Holliday had parents in or around Paris TN before and after the Civil War. William Carrol Holliday was born December 1844. I/we cannot seem to establish who his parent(s) were. One version is he was born to an un-wed mother. Another great grandchild ( 89+) insists William had both parents and they were in Paris TN. Of course no one seems to recall a name!! Anyone have a source of church documents, Bible notes, school records, city directories listing Holliday families? The 1850 and 1860 census so far have not given up any answers. Thanks, I know we all have our frustrating relatives!! Dennis Descendants of William Carrol Holliday 1 William Carrol Holliday 1844 - 1920 .. +Josephine Brown 1848 - 1926 ......... 2 Oscar Holliday 1868 - 1922 ......... 2 Lillian Holliday 1871 - 1871 ......... 2 Justin R. Halliday 1878 - 1942 ............. +Mary Anne Miller 1884 - Unknown .................... 3 Weyman L. Halliday 1907 - .................... 3 William Justin Halliday 1909 - .................... 3 Daisy C. Halliday 1910 - 1971 ........................ +Sanderson Unknown - 1970 .................... 3 Louise Halliday 1912 - ........................ +Atzinger .................... 3 Pauline Halliday 1915 - ........................ +Corrigan Unknown - Unknown .................... 3 Charles Otis Halliday 1919 - 1998 ........................ +Floria .................... 3 John D. Halliday 1920 - ......... 2 Guy Leaman Holliday 1879 - 1961 ............. +Florence Lillian Simmons 1881 - 1976 .................... 3 Leaman Leroy Holliday 1910 - ........................ +Ethel Virginia Martin 1914 - .................... 3 Lawrence Edward Holliday 1912 - ........................ +Esther Wait .................... 3 Rosa Bell Holliday 1924 - 1924 ......... 2 Daisy Holliday 1882 - Unknown ............. +Delaney Unknown - Unknown .................... 3 Alberta Delaney Unknown - ......... 2 Roscoe Holliday 1888 - 1948

Jacob Browning and his wife Elizabeth Sarrett had a son Bennett who married Emiline Sikes 4 Dec 1845, in Benton County. Do they fit into anyone's tree? Elizabeth was the daughter of John and Mary McMurry Sarrett. JG --------------------------- Jean Gilley Creative Memories Consultant ---------- > From: GRIDDIP@aol.com > To: DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: ReSikes/Sykes Lines 1800 Plus and Minus > Date: Saturday, July 10, 1999 5:25 PM > > To the Sikes/Sykes Lines: > > I have a lot of information on the Arthur and Samson line, Stewart and Henry > Counties will be glad to share. > > Ira > > > ==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== > My family Coat of Arms ties at the back ...... > is that normal ???

Jan, Is this by any chance the GREEN line you have been searching for? Susie > -----Original Message----- > From: j [mailto:unicorn@sun-spot.com] > Sent: Saturday, July 10, 1999 1:35 PM > To: DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: On great grandpa's.... > > > > I know how you feel. I can't find my great grandfather. My > > sister said "Forget it. When you get there, just ask him!!" > > *******Shirley, what you said there really hit home! <vbg> For YEARS I > could not find my own great grandpa which seemed so frustrating > and silly to > me that Mama and her siblings did not have a clue who their > grandfather was! > (yup, there was a story there all right!)....well when you least > expect.... > last winter I shot out a query toward Davidson Co. list about the company > she HAD vaguely remembered hearing he worked for (no longer > there), and got > untold responses about that company...but also got one fella who was kinda > like "by the way maybe you might be kin to...." SHEESH. MIGHT BE? It > turned out to be Mama's first cousin she had not seen since > babyhood....who > could not help much but DID know of a ninety year old aunt still > living that > Mama thought must be dead by now and had a whole different > surname than the > one she had when Mama knew her... we called the aunt who happily supplied > the name and the county someplace we never DREAMED of looking and with a > name much different than we thought it was....Clarksville library > nicely did > a look-up and the grandfather I could not peg suddenly had a name! > Sooooo....guess I just want to encourage you a little there.... I > thought I > would have to wait till the great beyond to find him too.... really had > given up hope...so maybe this will happen for you too! > jan > > > > > > ==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== > > GENEALOGY is like Hide & Seek: > > They Hide & I Seek !! > > > > > > > > > > > ==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== > What do you mean my Birth Certificate expired ??? > > >

Henrietta: Do you have a daughter named Jan?? If you do, think who you used to know named Marsha and HI!! how are you?? Marsha -----Original Message----- From: Henrietta Hill <zetta835@iswt.com> To: DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com <DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, July 10, 1999 5:00 PM Subject: Roll call >I am researching the following: > WALTERS > BABB > DOUGHTY (DOTY IN LATER YEARS) > DOWDY > DOUGLASS > WIMBERLEY > ALTOM (NEED HELP ON THIS) > >I also did work in Henry County, TN on PHILLIPS line - not my line but I >was helping a Walters cousin who wanted help on the Phillips line. > Henrietta Walters Hill > > > >==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== >Okay.... so I don't descend from anyone...... >Now What ???? >

I am researching the following: WALTERS BABB DOUGHTY (DOTY IN LATER YEARS) DOWDY DOUGLASS WIMBERLEY ALTOM (NEED HELP ON THIS) I also did work in Henry County, TN on PHILLIPS line - not my line but I was helping a Walters cousin who wanted help on the Phillips line. Henrietta Walters Hill

Kathy (or should I say Cousin Kathy) You got it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I will be happy to fill you in on all the children and grandchildren. It will take me a couple of days to get it transcribed and mailed. I am very interested in your book. Where, what, how!!!! I love cyberspace. I can send you copies of pictures. PLEASE give me your line and anything else you know. I will post the stuff for the ones who have passed away and I will personally E-mail you on the livings. THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!! Cousin Marsha from Alabama -----Original Message----- From: GenFoster@aol.com <GenFoster@aol.com> To: DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com <DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, July 10, 1999 4:43 PM Subject: Re: New Subscriber >Marsha - I have this group of people in a book I purchased about the >Sikes/Sykes family. > >My information shows James Allen Sikes and Frances "Fannie" Guerin were the >parents of: > >Mary Magdalene Sikes, b. January 9, 1880 who married Tom Lowry. They had two > children, Ruel Lowry and Connie Lowry. > >Mattie B. Sikes, b. August 10, 1881 and died December 6, 1889 at age 8. > >J. Walter Sikes, b. May 18, 1883 and died April 27, 1906 at age 22. He is >buried in > Frogville, Oklahoma. > >Minnie Sikes was born March 17, 1885. She married Bert Wilson and they had >one > child, Lester Aubrey Wilson, who was born November 8, 1907. > >Grace Sikes was born January 22, 1887 and died December 31, 1967 at age 80. > She married Nack Wilson. He is buried in Hazel Cemetery, Hazel, Ky. > >William Chesley Sykes was born May 16, 1891 and died April 11, 1966. He was > married to Ethel Mae Bradley and they had several children: 1) >Audrie Eron > Sykes; Orvis Willard Sykes; Bertha Edith Sykes; Ruth Sykes; >Willie Mae > Sykes; and Hilda Frances Sykes. > >Ula Flossie Sykes was born December 28, 1893. She married Charles Edward > George and they had a bunch of kids. > >James Allen then married Myrtle McLean and they had two children: Cordelia >Sykes > and Louise Sykes. > >If these sound like your people, then we are definitely cousins. Let me know >if this matches with her information. Guaranteed, this is not my original >research, it comes from someone else and I have found some errors in it. I >would be happy to share my Ged.com file with you or send you a printed copy >of the information I have in my family tree. > >Kathy > > >==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== >What do you mean my grandparents didn't have any kids ??? >

Marsha, You apparently have done research at the library. Can you tell me whether there are any books or records available there, that are not accessible from the court house records? I've ordered and carefully checked every film the FHC has to offer on Henry Co; from it's formation in 1821 through 1840, ( when land records indicate that the family Patriarch , and some of his children , had moved on.) His name appears over and over in all of them , except the will and probate records, which would help establish names and relationships. Unfortumately, he died in another state, whose courthouse burned, destroying all the will and probate records ! I have never been able to get a handle on his children : when, nor where, they were born and married; the ones who remained in Henry Co, nor their spouses and families. Are there any church records that might list members, births, marriages , etc in the early years? ( I don't even know what their demonination was! ) I've received a wealth of information, on some of my lines in NC and SC, that were found in "loose papers". Are there any of those, and do you know what they might include ? For example:Court Minutes show that my ancestor was charged with an affray, and that the jury found him "not guilty". I would love to review records of the trial. Do any exist? A couple of years ago I called the library, but was told they were too busy, and suggested I contact their genealogist to research for me. At that time, I didn't feel I had enough information to provide her with ( with the surname BROWN @ $15 an hour) and I didn't want to duplicate the work I had already done, or could do myself. Now that I have exhausted my resources, I understand that she is no longer available. The odds are against me!!!!!! If you have run across any history books for that time period, or any other information, I would really appreciate knowing of them. I live in CA., and can't go to check for myself. Thanks a lot, Marietta ---------- > Dennis: > > I am afraid I don't recognize the surname. However, have you tried the Rhea > Library in Paris. All court, birth, etc. is there. You never have to set > foot in the courthouse. > > Sorry I couldn't help more. Good luck in your search. > > Marsha > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Dennis Holliday <73761.17@compuserve.com> > To: DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com <DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Saturday, July 10, 1999 6:39 PM > Subject: William Carrol Holliday family > > > >Looking for HOLLIDAY. > > > >William Carrol Holliday had parents in or around Paris TN before and after > >the Civil War. > >William Carrol Holliday was born December 1844. I/we cannot seem to > >establish who his > >parent(s) were. One version is he was born to an un-wed mother. Another > >great grandchild ( 89+) > >insists William had both parents and they were in Paris TN. Of course no > >one seems to recall > >a name!! > > > >Anyone have a source of church documents, Bible notes, school records, city > >directories listing > >Holliday families? The 1850 and 1860 census so far have not given up any > >answers. Thanks, I > >know we all have our frustrating relatives!! > > > >Dennis > > > >Descendants of William Carrol Holliday > > > > 1 William Carrol Holliday 1844 - 1920 > >.. +Josephine Brown 1848 - 1926 > >......... 2 Oscar Holliday 1868 - 1922 > >......... 2 Lillian Holliday 1871 - 1871 > >......... 2 Justin R. Halliday 1878 - 1942 > >............. +Mary Anne Miller 1884 - Unknown > >.................... 3 Weyman L. Halliday 1907 - > >.................... 3 William Justin Halliday 1909 - > >.................... 3 Daisy C. Halliday 1910 - 1971 > >........................ +Sanderson Unknown - 1970 > >.................... 3 Louise Halliday 1912 - > >........................ +Atzinger > >.................... 3 Pauline Halliday 1915 - > >........................ +Corrigan Unknown - Unknown > >.................... 3 Charles Otis Halliday 1919 - 1998 > >........................ +Floria > >.................... 3 John D. Halliday 1920 - > >......... 2 Guy Leaman Holliday 1879 - 1961 > >............. +Florence Lillian Simmons 1881 - 1976 > >.................... 3 Leaman Leroy Holliday 1910 - > >........................ +Ethel Virginia Martin 1914 - > >.................... 3 Lawrence Edward Holliday 1912 - > >........................ +Esther Wait > >.................... 3 Rosa Bell Holliday 1924 - 1924 > >......... 2 Daisy Holliday 1882 - Unknown > >............. +Delaney Unknown - Unknown > >.................... 3 Alberta Delaney Unknown - > >......... 2 Roscoe Holliday 1888 - 1948 > > > > > >==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== > >What do you mean my grandparents didn't have any kids ??? > > > > > ==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== > GENEALOGY goes on... and on... and on... > > > >

Yup, Susie! One and the same! All kinds of things on that one I was barking up the wrong tree on! They WERE in Dickson for a while and although I haven't set it in concrete yet, it appears they were descendents of the Gardner Green renegade band of Cherokee, which is backed further by the memories of the ninety year old aunt we located and by the name "Gardner Green" that occurs in some Dickson Co. records...they finally got "found" in Marion in Montgomery Co. and that is where they still are in my research...haven't had time to do much more gold digging on them, but I do have a handle on WHO they are now, and know they had lots of kin there. They did after all wind up spelling their name as "Green" rather than the "Greene" that was passed down the line in our branch. I have NOT found evidence of the Confederate soldier part of the story passed down and I did learn that they cannot possibly be Irish as my grandmother had told me unless it is a line marrying in or she had this confused with another line. So I was barking up a lot of wrong trees and what I found was evidence of a "cover-up" way back when some of it due to a failed marriage and some of it due to native bloodline that was not a popular thing to have at the time....mostly however it appears to be a family rift that happened eons ago. jan ----- Original Message ----- From: Susie Grant <krista3@earthlink.net> To: <DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 10, 1999 6:46 PM Subject: RE: On great grandpa's.... > Jan, > Is this by any chance the GREEN line you have been searching for? > Susie > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: j [mailto:unicorn@sun-spot.com] > > Sent: Saturday, July 10, 1999 1:35 PM > > To: DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: On great grandpa's.... > > > > > > > I know how you feel. I can't find my great grandfather. My > > > sister said "Forget it. When you get there, just ask him!!" > > > > *******Shirley, what you said there really hit home! <vbg> For YEARS I > > could not find my own great grandpa which seemed so frustrating > > and silly to > > me that Mama and her siblings did not have a clue who their > > grandfather was! > > (yup, there was a story there all right!)....well when you least > > expect.... > > last winter I shot out a query toward Davidson Co. list about the company > > she HAD vaguely remembered hearing he worked for (no longer > > there), and got > > untold responses about that company...but also got one fella who was kinda > > like "by the way maybe you might be kin to...." SHEESH. MIGHT BE? It > > turned out to be Mama's first cousin she had not seen since > > babyhood....who > > could not help much but DID know of a ninety year old aunt still > > living that > > Mama thought must be dead by now and had a whole different > > surname than the > > one she had when Mama knew her... we called the aunt who happily supplied > > the name and the county someplace we never DREAMED of looking and with a > > name much different than we thought it was....Clarksville library > > nicely did > > a look-up and the grandfather I could not peg suddenly had a name! > > Sooooo....guess I just want to encourage you a little there.... I > > thought I > > would have to wait till the great beyond to find him too.... really had > > given up hope...so maybe this will happen for you too! > > jan > > > > > > > > > ==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== > > > GENEALOGY is like Hide & Seek: > > > They Hide & I Seek !! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== > > What do you mean my Birth Certificate expired ??? > > > > > > > > > ==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== > GENEALOGY goes on... and on... and on... > > > >

Sue, There is a Palmer household #232 in 1850 census. It is composed of Elisha Palmer 44 born in Va, Thomas 20 born in TN (as are all the others after Elisha), Mary 22, Benjamin 18, Henry 12, Alice 10, Juliet Conley 23, Andrew Conley 32 who is a Methodist "preacher", and Ider 4. Dunno if that will help but may be some kin to the Henry you mentioned. jan ----- Original Message ----- From: Harry Buchanan <102477.1340@compuserve.com> To: <DanvilleCrossing-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 10, 1999 4:49 PM Subject: Surname Roll Call > Hi > > I'm new to the list and here are my surnames and counties > > Palmer - Stewart, Houston, Humphries > > Collier - Houston ? > > Edney - Humphries > > In particular I'm searching for information on Henry S. Palmer who lived in > Stewart Co. in the 1830-40 time period. > He married a widow, Eliza Sale, in Louisville, KY in 1828. I believe they > lived in Dover and he died in 1848. > > Sue Edney Buchanan > > > ==== DanvilleCrossing Mailing List ==== > GENEALOGY goes on... and on... and on... > > > >

I have an Elsie Caroline SYKES married to a James Patrick QUINN ALSO a Margaret Marie (Maggie) QUINN married to a Max Monroe SYKES Does this ring any bells in Stewart CO, TN? Pozzydaz

Guess the original 'Roll Call' message came out while I was out of service here. The heat had really messed up our utilities, including this one. Anyhoo, excuses made, I'll list the names I'm looking into: Stewart & Houston Counties; Markin, Jones, Stavely, Bell Other counties: White <around the Halls, TN area and elsewhere> Thanks, Doc Markin

Hi I'm new to the list and here are my surnames and counties Palmer - Stewart, Houston, Humphries Collier - Houston ? Edney - Humphries In particular I'm searching for information on Henry S. Palmer who lived in Stewart Co. in the 1830-40 time period. He married a widow, Eliza Sale, in Louisville, KY in 1828. I believe they lived in Dover and he died in 1848. Sue Edney Buchanan