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Hey Scotty, When you made mention of the Reddick cemeteries near Jacksonboro and Friendship Baptist Church, you used the wrong name for its founder. Rather than Peter W. Reddick, it was Peter's father Peter N. Reddick (born 1798) who established that cemetery. In fact, it was the latter's sister Nancy Reddick (born 1799, died 1853) who was first buried there. Then, Peter N. Reddick and his wife / 2nd cousin Adaline Reddick came next (except for a son who died young). The larger African-American cemetery which is adjacent to the above also carries the Reddick name, as members of Reddick and allied families are buried there. Also, these two cemeteries can be approached via a field road from US 301, if one has a key to the gate. Dale ___________________________________ Scotti3275@aol.com wrote: > Yes, I knew that I was forgetting some! And you're right, it was Harmony on > 301 that I couldn't remember. Thanks. > > Scotty > > > >