This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_919003751_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII It's me again! ;o) This is my last posting for the day. <G> This posting is only 2 pages long. I hope all of these posting help you in your research. Bobbi --part0_919003751_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: [email protected] Return-path: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: Gentry Info Date: Sun, 14 Feb 1999 08:53:07 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit The following information was found at this site: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/census/ Early Monroe County, KY, Marriages These marriages were performed by John Mulkey, Jacob Chism and William Howard in Monroe County, Kentucky, in the early 19th century. The records were taken from The History of Monroe County, Kentucky 1820-1988 Compiled by Dayton Birdwell DATE | GROOM | BRIDE | OFFICIAL 20-02-1814 | Gentry Thomas | Allen Kitty | Mulkey, John 30-04-1840 | Gentry H S | Kirkpatrick Lucinda | Howard, William 15-06-1835 | Sibbins Calvin | Gentry Frances | Howard, William 29-03-1811 | Tunnel Nicholas | Gentry Sally | Mulkey, John 1870 Monroe County Deaths (Taken from posts made by Sandi Gorin to the South-Central-KY list.) Note: Flux was running rampant .. this is a "milder" form of cholera and was sometimes called the summer cholera. Taken from the microfilm: Precinct #2 taken by Samuel MARTIN: Susan F GENTRY, 10, f, w, KY, Aug, flux. PRECINCT#4: Ellen GENTRY, 12, f, black, KY, Oct, consumption. PRECINCT #6 - taken by Samuel MARTIN. Sarah GENTRY, 79, f, w, md, KY, Aug, congestive chill. 1880 Monroe County Deaths (Taken from posts made by Sandi Gorin to the South-Central-KY list.) Taken from the special census of births and deaths done on census years. Shown: name, sex, age, mariatal staatus, born, father born, mother born, occupation, month of death, length of time lived in the county. Taken from the microfilm: Elizabeth GENTRY, f, 70, md, VA VA VA, Jan, 60. J GENTRY, m, 43, md, TN KY KY, blacksmith, 12/23/79, 40. Elizabeth GENTRY, f, 70, md, VA VA VA, Jan, 60. J GENTRY, m, 43, md, TN KY KY, blacksmith, 12/23/79, 40. Cumberland County, Kentucky 1810 Census A Listing of All Gentry Names Appearing in the Census # 385 Gentry Jesse Barren County, Kentucky 1810 Census A Listing of All Names Appearing in the Census # 470 Gentree (Gentry) Geo # 471 Gentree (Gentry) Saml Monroe County, Kentucky 1820 Census A Listing of All Names Appearing in the Census Compiled by Doug Moore [email protected] 15 Gentry James 456 Gentry George 710 Gentry Aththa ?? 711 Gentry Sarah Monroe County, Kentucky 1830 Census A Listing of All Names Appearing in the Census 709 Gentry Sarah --part0_919003751_boundary--

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_919003489_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Again, more information I found searching the net. And as with all information, I would appreciate any replies if you have further information that would help me link all my findings together. These posts that I have sent to you are not yet listed on my website, yet as soon as I find their links I will place them there. This posting is 7 pages long. Happy Hunting, Bobbi --part0_919003489_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: [email protected] Return-path: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: Obits Date: Sun, 14 Feb 1999 02:37:09 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Leslie Alfred GENTRY He was married to Emily Louise MARCY . Children were: Dorothy Jean GENTRY, Alfred C. GENTRY, Elizabeth L. SANTARELLI. Dorothy Jean GENTRY (Private). Parents: Leslie Alfred GENTRY and Emily Louise MARCY. She was married to Robert Maurice GRAVES on 2 Jun 1945 in Springfield Sangamon Co. Illinois. info from Marriage Certificate Children were: John Leslie GRAVES, Gary Wayne GRAVES, Linda Susan GRAVES, Willard Joseph GRAVES, Roberta Jean GRAVES, Emily Ann GRAVES, Robert Maurice II GRAVES, James Virgil GRAVES, GRAVES. Alfred C. GENTRY was born in Spingfield,Sangamon County,Illinois. He died in Spingfield,Sangamon County,Illinois. Parents: Leslie Alfred GENTRY and Emily Louise MARCY. Elizabeth L. SANTARELLI was born on 20 May 1918 in Spingfield,Sangamon County,Illinois. She died on 19 Aug 1998 in Riverton,Sangamon County,Illinois. Parents: Leslie Alfred GENTRY and Emily Louise MARCY. She was married to Walter A. SANTARELLI in 1939. Children were: W. Thomas SANTARELLI -------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted by Nelli <[email protected]> on Mon, 09 Nov 1998 Surnames: CATE, Pierce, Gentry Charles Blanchard, Editor, "History of Howard and Tipton Counties, Indiana," (Chicago: F .A. Battey & Co., 1883) p. 440: CLARKSON L. CATE, son of John and Rachel (Pierce) Cate, was born in Wayne County, Ind., December 31, 1853; his parents were natives of Tennessee, and came to Howard County in October, 1854; his father located in Jackson Township, purchased a farm in its native state, and began, with the assistance of his sons, to clear the land. Clarkson commenced teaching school in 1872, and has engaged in this occupation ever since. He made his start by farming, and the fall of 1877 purchased his first piece of land. He has since added two other tracts and now owns 120 acres of good farm land, on which he has built a fine house, in which he resides. Mr. Cates' youthful experience at home in clearing and cultivating the farm has been greatly advantageous to him; he has taught seven terms in the schoolhouse where he received his education, and has been elected Township Assessor for three terms in succession. He was married, in 1877, to Miss Mary Alice Gentry. They have had two children, Nora and Maud (deceased October 5, 1880). Mr. Cate had three brothers in the late war, the eldest of whom was shot in the head and killed while with Gen. Sherman. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- GENTRY, Jonathan R. Posted by Fathers of the Ridge; Vol 1; George Rowland on Sun, 13 Dec 1998 Surnames: GENTRY, BULL, CRAWFORD, HOWARD, WOOD, DOVER, DALTON, MCWHIRTER, KAMINER, LUMPKINS Jonathan R. Gentry was born in Georgia in about 1805. His wife, Sarah J., was born in Virginia in 1811. In 1850 the Gentry family was living in Weakley County, Tennessee in Civil District 12. At this time, their children were: Parthena, 1830; Samuel, 1835; William, 1838; John, 1839; Gilbert L., 1841; Emily, 1843; Sophronia, 1846; N. Wilson, 1848; and Robert E., 1859. All these children were born in Tennessee. By 1860 this family had moved to Greene County and taken up residence in Union Township. At this time a child named Mary Johnson, born in Kentucky in 1857, was living in the same household. William Gentry married a woman named Mary J., born in Tennessee in 1835. In 1880 they lived in Union Township and their children at home at this time were: Sallie P. (Sarah), 1867; Willie, 1869; and James R., 1870. Sallie was born in Tennessee and Willie and James were born in Arkansas. A man named Richard P. Bull, born in Tennessee in 1859, a newspaper editor, was boarding with the family at this time. Others boarding with the family were: Joseph Crawford, born in Tennessee in 1854; and Claudia Howard, born in Georgia in 1868. Two servants in the household were: Cal Wood, born in Arkansas in 1859; and John Dover, born in Alabama in 1857. Frank Dalton, a printer born in Missouri in 1832, lived next to the William L. Gentry family at this time. There is reason to believe that Richard Bull and Frank Dalton were publishers of the newspaper in Gainesville at that time. Gilbert Gentry married Nancy A. McWhirter, born in Tennessee in 1847. Nancy was the daughter of John L. and Matilda McWhirter who were born in Tennessee in 1825 and 1828 respectively. In 1880 the children of Gilbert and Nancy were: Joseph W., 1872; Laurette A., 1874; Oney E., 1876; William G., 1878; and Albert, born in Dec. of 1879. After the death of his first wife, Gilbert married Frances Drollender, daughter of W. W. and Elizabeth Drollender who had moved to Greene County from Weakley County, Tennessee during the 1850's. Samuel Gentry, son of Jonathan and Sarah, married a woman named Julian, born in Tennessee in 1840. In 1870 they lived in Union Township and their children at home were: Adela E., 1861; Joseph E., 1863; Samuel C., 1867; and Walter W., 1869. Joseph Gentry, son of Samuel and Julian, married Mattie Kaminer on Dec. 15, 1883 in Greene County. Mattie was 17 years of age at the time. In 1880, Jonathan R. Gentry and his wife, Sarah J., were still living in Union Township. Their grandsons, Joseph E. and Orville Gentry, were living with them at this time. Martha Lumpkins, born in Virginia in 1860, was a servant in the household. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Bridwell, Susan Birth : 15 AUG 1830 ,Spencer Co,KY Death : 21 APR 1885 Gender: Female Parents: Father: Bridwell, Fielding Mother: Briscoe, Martha H. "Patsy" Family: #1 Marriage: 21 NOV 1850 in ,Bullitt Co,KY Spouse: Jewell, Barnett Birth : 15 FEB 1819 Death : 29 JAN 1871 Gender: Male Family: #2 Marriage: 8 JAN 1873 in ,Webster Co,KY Spouse: Gentry, William W. Birth : 10 MAR 1818 ,Bullitt Co,KY Death : 29 DEC 1878 ,Webster Co,KY Gender: Male Family: #3 Marriage: 1883 in ,Webster Co,KY Spouse: Wiley, W. G. Gender: Male ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gentry, B. C. Death : AFT 1953 Gender: Male Family: Spouse: Bridwell, Julia Ann Birth : 1894 Death : 1953 Corydon,Henderson Co,KY Gender: Female Parents: Father: Bridwell, Edward F. Mother: Jewell, Luvena Ann Children: Gentry, Bryant Gender: Male Gentry, Norman Gender: Male Gentry, Samuel Gender: Male Gentry, Wayne Gender: Male --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcribed from Loudon County, Tennessee County Clerk Marriages Roll #40 Volume #1 August 1870 - December 1874 NOTES: Each marriage record recorded on this page did not have race listed on the record. All of the marriage dates listed are the date that the marriage was "solemized" except for those with "-NR" after the date. In this case, the marriage license was not returned, and the date given is the date that the license was obtained. "SP#" indicates the STAMPED PAGE Number on the microfilm. "E#" indicates the ENTRY Number in the book. All of these marriage records were handwritten (that is, they were not filled out on a pre-printed page). At the end of Vol. #1, there were 13 marriage records that were "copied" over into Vol. 2, I omitted these since they were not completely filled out in Vol. 1 but were filled out in Vol. 2. They will be available when I transcribe Vol. 2. This microfilm is available from the Tennessee State Library and Archives. If you would like to obtain a copy of the marriage record, please write the Tennessee State Library and Archives. SP# E# GROOM MARRIAGE DATE BRIDE 47 315 John Gentry Mar 8, 1874 Ann Wilson 27 171 Michael Stenett May 26, 1872 Cinda Gentry 13 74 M. Lewis Jan 2, 1876 R.J. Gentry 2 10 Nelson Dale Oct 2, 1870 Manerva Gentry ------------------------------------------------------------------- Clinton County, Illinois, Civil War Infantry 117th Regiment, Company "E" Three years' service Soldier: Rank Residence Mustered In Notes: GENTRY, James P. Recruit Trenton Oct 26 1864 Transferred to 33d Ill. Inf. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lincoln Co. Ky Obituaries HELTON, DISHON, KING, KIDD, GENTRY, NEWMAN, ROLAND, WREN Posted by Debi Kendrick <[email protected]> on Fri, 13 Feb 1998, at 5:21 a.m. Surnames: Mrs. Mary HELTON, 72, of Hamilton, Oh, died at 5:30 am, Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1963 at Mercy Hospital. She was born in Lincoln County, Ky, Jan. 28, 1891, a daughter of William and Martha Jane DISHON KING. She was educated in the schools of Lincoln Co. and had been a Hamilton, resident for 35 years. She married to Melvin KIDD, who died in 1911. On May 1, 1913, she was married to Farmer HELTON. She leaves her husband; five sons, Melvin KIDD, Harry HELTON, Leonard HELTON, Hobert HELTON, and Irvin HELTON, all of Hamilton; three daughters, Mrs. Robert (Cecil Mae) GENTRY, Hamilton, Mrs. Jesse (Oneida) NEWMAN, Fairfield, and Mrs. Nathan (Florence) ROLAND, Hamilton; two brothers, James KING, Crab Orchard, Ky and Henry KING of Cincinnati; a sister Mrs. Lillie WREN, Lancaster, Ky; 38 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren. Services will be held at West Side Pentecostal Church 2 pm Friday. Burial will be in Rose Hill Burial Park. Visitation will be Thursday at the Brown-Dawson Funeral Home. The Daily News, Hamilton, Ohio Wed., Dec. 4, 1963. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Sellers' Western Kentucky Obituaries JEFFERSON, BINGHAM, CHAPPELL, STREET, ABELL, GENTRY, BURROW, MERSHON, RICHARDSON Posted by Betty <[email protected]> on Wed, 11 Feb 1998, at 5:07 a.m. Surnames: JOHN J JEFFERSON Prominent Citizen Dies Thursday Morning Heart trouble, of several years standing, took the life of John J JEFFERSON early Thursday morning, March 16, 1944. Mr Jefferson for more than a century was prominent in the business circles of Cadiz and Trigg county. Mr Jefferson was 84 years of age. Next week this publication will carry the complete obituary of this well known man. Funeral Services Held For John J Jefferson Here Friday Was Leading Figure in Church, Civic and Business Activities in Trigg County For Many Years John James JEFFERSON after three weeks of critical illness passed away last Thursday morning at 6:15 a.m. at the Magraw Clinic. Heart trouble was the contributing cause of his demise, an ailment he had suffered for many years. Mr Jefferson was born on April 18 1859 in Wallonia, Ky and was the son of Peterfield and Amoret BINGHAM JEFFERSON. He was a member of the famous family which gave to Americans the 3rd President of the United States, Thomas Jefferson. Mr Jefferson had been actively engaged in the mercantile business for more than 60 years and was well know throughout the western part of Kentucky. Last May he retired from business and sold his interest in the Jefferson Street firm to Mr E.R. Street his partner. His death closed a remarkable career in business annals of the county, for way back in 1882 Mr Jefferson, a young man of 23 entered the firm of John L. Street and Sons as a clerk. He rose rapidly as the years passed and during his service with the company it progressed and succeeded remarkably. Intensely interested in Masonry, Mr Jefferson was outstanding in the lodges activities. He was a member of the Cadiz Lodge 121 and was the grand Worthy Patron of the Ophelia Chapter of the Easter Star for many years, and was intensely interested in the organizations work. Next to his church, he held Masonry and its ideals, highest in his heart and deeds for he lived and acted his Masonic beliefs to the letter. Sincere loyalty and devotion to his church, was probably his outstanding characteristic for he was known and loved throughout the Louisville Methodist Conference for his diligent service and devotion to his church the Cadiz Methodist Church of which he was a lifetime member. He was united in marriage to Elizabeth Chappell of Chappell Hill, Texas in 1890 and to this union was born one daughter. His wife preceded him to the grave several years ago. Because of his tolerance and good judgment his love of fellow man his inherent trail to calmly think things thru to a logical conclusion and his knowledge, he was without a doubt the best beloved man in the county, for it was to him that everyone rich and poor, relative or friend came for advise and consolation when it was needed. His life was an example that Trigg contians can hold up to their sons and their sons, for everyone who knew him was the better for his acquaintance. Funeral services were conducted from Mr Jefferson's home at 3:00 o'clock Friday afternoon, March 17. Services were conducted by his pastor, Rev T.C. Morrison, assisted by two former pastors, Rev E.M. Kellor now of Irvington, Ky and Rev. E.R. Noland now of Marion, Ky. Burial was made at East End Cemetery by the side of his beloved wife. During the service, Mrs E.T. McCarty and Mrs P.A. Blane who had been closely associated with Mr Jefferson in the Methodist Church Choir, sang one of his favorite hymns, "Close to Thee" Mrs Karle Glenn accompanies Mrs McCarty and Mrs Blane. Those in charge of the flowers were : Mrs Graham Egerton, Mrs E.W. Malone, Mrs Stanley White, Mrs Edward C. Headley, Mrs John F White, Miss Edna Cunningham and Miss Lurline Humphries. The pallbearers were: Edward Street, James Gentry, Karle Glenn, Arthur Banister, Lexie Bush and W.H. Rawls. Surviving are his daughter, Mrs Shelby Street of Cadiz, a granddaughter, Mrs Paul Abell of Paducah and one grandson, John Shelby Street, Cadiz and one great grandchild, Nancy Ann Abell of Paducah. Four sisters Mrs Lily Gentry, Mrs W.C. Burrow, Evansville; Mrs M. Mershon, Portland, Oregon, and Mrs James Richardson, Bowling Green, Ky. Mar 16 1944 - Cadiz Record ------------------------------------------ VINSON, GENTRY, SMITH, BATES, ALLEN, O'DANIEL Posted by Betty <[email protected]> on Thu, 19 Feb 1998, at 7:22 a.m. Surnames: J.E. VINSON Father of Golden Pond Man Dies Thursday J.E. VINSON, 86, died Thursday of last week. Funeral Services were conducted Sunday afternoon at Hopkinsville with burial being made in Trenton. Mr. Vinson was born October 04, 1864 near Elkton and operated a farm for many years there. Nine children survive him. They are: Jack Vinson of Golden Pond, Fay Vinson, Mrs. Icy Gentry and Earl Vinson of Hopkinsville; Newton Vinson, Mrs. Nannie Smith, Mrs. Allie Bates and Mrs. G.F. Allen of Akron, Ohio and Mrs. Beatrice O'Daniel of Fairview. He also leaves a large number of grandchildren. Cadiz Record Feb 08. 1951 -------------------------------------- CUMMINGS, POWELL, MILLER, GENTRY, RUSH Posted by Jane <[email protected]> on Fri, 27 Feb 1998, at 5:25 p.m. Surnames: THOMAS L. CUMMINGS BASKET- Thomas L. Cummings, 50, died at his home at 10:30 p.m. Sunday. He was employed at International Steel in Evansville for 26 years and was a minister of the Interdenominational Church at Chandler, Ind., until he retired because of ill health. He is survived by his wife, Marcia Beth; one daughter, Denise, at home; four sons, Bryan and David both of Newburg, Ind., Timothy and Mark Allen, both at home; four sisters, Lillie Powell of Basket, Lias Miller, Theresa Gentry and Nancy Rush, all of Boonville and three grandchildren. Friends may call at the Koehler Brothers Funeral Home in Boonville after 1 p.m. today. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home with the Rev. Oscar Felsburg of Bicknell, Ind. officiating. July 1980 Henderson Gleaner --part0_919003489_boundary--

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_919003063_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Here is some more info I found on the net. Four pages long. Bobbi --part0_919003063_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: [email protected] Return-path: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: Kentucky Cemetery's - Gentry's Date: Sat, 13 Feb 1999 17:51:24 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit HEBRON CEMETERY, Bullitt County, KentuckySURNAMES F - L Made available to the USGenWeb Archives by Melissa Nussbaum - [email protected] & Ruby Hillberry - [email protected] GENTRY, Bert b: 1873 d: 1932 GENTRY, Edgar G., b: 23 Aug 1905 d: 27 Nov 1987 GENTRY, Harold R., b: 12 Oct 1916 d: 10 Oct 1977 GENTRY, J. S. "Sam", b: 24 Jan 1875 d: 19 Feb 197? GENTRY, Lillie D. Thornberry, b: 27 Dec 1887 d: 05 July 1971 GENTRY, Maudie R., b: 05 Aug 1905 d: -- GENTRY, Maudie, b: 1877 d: 1964 GENTRY, Nova Bergen Masden, b: 25 Nov 1902 d: 12 May 1990 GENTRY, Rosha Hall, b: 08 July 1917 d: GENTRY, Rosie Ridgeway b: 13 Feb 1884 d: 26 Nov 1965 GENTRY, Ruby W., b: 29 May 1914 d: -- GENTRY, Rufus L., b: 18 Apr 1916 d: -- GENTRY, Wm. N., b: 10 Nov 1880 d: 27 June 1950 CEMETERIES: GENTRY, Lee Co., KY Submitted by: [email protected] ([email protected]) This cemetery is located on Derrick Ridge Road, Zoe, Ky. This is the complete list in this cemetery. GENTRY, M. L. b. Aug. 29, 1871 d. Sept. 19, 1955 GENTRY, Brack D. b. May 5, 1899 d. Feb. 29, 1964 (Son of M. L. Gentry) GENTRY, Mattie b. Aug. 24, 1902 d. April 2, 1986 (Wife of Brack D. Gentry) GENTRY, Jerry Feb. 7, 1947 d. Stillborn (Son of Goebel Gentry) Poplar Log Cemetery Located on Highway 63 about 3 miles east of Temple Hill. There are a number of unmarked graves. Cemetery listing provided by Vickie Connor, with our gratitude! Gentry, Eula M. b. 05-17-1904 d.12-24-1968 oss/Joe Gentry, Florida D. b.11-09-1873 d.08-07-1874 d/o J.H. & S.F. Gentry, Garland J. b.02-25-1931 m:01-19-1952 Gentry, James b.1827 d.1881 Gentry, Joe C. b.03-14-1902 d.05-03-1944 Gentry, Lee Ann unreadable d/oJames & Mary Gentry, N. Earlene b.01-31-1935 d. 08-04-1988 oss/GarlandGentry, Nancy 1828 1908 Gentry, Thomas Scott b.08-24-1986 d.08-24-1986 s/o Maxey & Traci Holly Cemetery, Madison Co., KY Located on Red House Road where the railroad tracks cross over. Surveyed March 1998. The cemetery is in the backyard of a house and is kept neat. Several of the limestone markers have flaked completely off. * marks information obtained from an article in the Richmond Climax 14 Aug 1889. Benajah Gentry 10 Jan 1780 10 May 1860 Paulina Gentry 12 Mar 1785 20 Jun 1851* (Wife of Benajah Gentry) SHULTZTOWN CEMETERY PRENTISS ROAD, OHIO CO, KY DARCUS GENTRY B. 1872 D. 1901 JAMES GENTRY B. 9-21-1838 D. 10-28-1898 SARAH ELLEN B. 11-17-1835 D. 1-2-1890 (W/O JAMES) Union #2 Cemetery Information came from book entitled "Barren County Cemeteries". Located near Nobob in SE Barren county. Take Hwy 90 E. Turn R on 839 before getting to Eighty Eight. Go about 3.6 miles. Cemetery is to the right behind the church. Submitted by Vickie Connor. *Gentry, Lottie L.........6-10-1878....4-1-1904....w/o W.D. *Gentry, W. Stanley....1-12-1935....3-22-1986 The Zollicoffer Confederate Cemetery is located on Ky. Hwy. 235, 1 mile south of Nancy, KY (Nancy is located on Ky. Hwy. 80, 8 miles west of Somerset). Follow signs to Mill Springs Battlefield. ZOLLICOFFER CONFEDERATE CEMETERY MILL SPRINGS BATTLEFIELD NANCY, PULASKI COUNTY, KENTUCKY Compiled by Geoffrey R. Walden Mill Springs Battlefield Assn. Total Confederate Killed or Mortally Wounded .... 148 DIED IN HOSPITALS AFTER THE BATTLE (not including those named above as mortally wounded; not necessarily battle casualties - some of these died of disease; these do not have memorial markers in the Zollicoffer Confederate Cemetery) 28th Tenn. Inf. GENTRY Jesse Co. B died Jan. 28, 1862 7 (Foot-note obtaining to these records fromZollicoffer Confederate Cemetery.) INTRODUCTION -- This listing is a compilation of Confederate States Army casualties suffered during the campaign and battle of Mill Springs, Kentucky, 19 January 1862 (also called the battle of Fishing Creek, or Logan's Crossroads). Those who were killed in action were (with the following exceptions) buried in unmarked mass graves on the battlefield. In addition, those who were mortally wounded were buried at the sites of various field hospitals in the area. In May 1997, the Sons of Confederate Veterans Gen. Ben Hardin Helm Camp 1703, along with the Mill Springs Battlefield Assn., erected memorial grave markers near the location of one of the mass graves on the battlefield. These markers were for all of those casualties noted as having been killed or mortally wounded during the battle (whether buried on the battlefield or at field hospital sites). This Zollicoffer Confederate Cemetery includes markers for Gen. Zollicoffer (command and staff) and Lt. Bailie Peyton, Jr. (20th Tenn. Inf.), although their bodies were removed to Nashville for burial after the battle. Markers were not erected for those listed below who died in the area either before or after the battle, but who were probably not actual battle casualties. NOTES General -- Names, ranks, and dates differ from source to source. For the purposes of this listing, the data found in the Compiled Service Records or unit histories are considered to be the most correct. Significant differences have been shown in parentheses or in these notes. Refer to GR Walden's Mill Springs bibliography for complete citations. (Notes for missing numbers below belong to a separate compilation.) 4. The bodies of Gen. Zollicoffer and Lt. Peyton were removed to Nashville for burial. Gen. Zollicoffer is buried in the Old City Cemetery. There is some evidence that Capt. Fogg's body may also have been removed, but this is not certain. 5. OR I,7, page 109. Fogg's rank is variously given as Lt., Capt., and Maj. (listed as Capt. in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Part 2). Fogg's initials confirmed by entries in Zollicoffer (1861-62). Shields was a Pvt. in Co. C, 20th Tenn. Inf. (McMurray (1904), page 101), but his Compiled Service Record in the National Archives (CSR, NA) shows that he was promoted to 2nd Lt. in the Corps of Cavalry, CS Regular Army, 24 December 1861. 6. Contributed by John Block, source unknown. 7. Lindsley (1886), unit rosters. 8. Worsham (1902), page 24. 9. Worsham (1902) lists Lt. J. Carleton of Co. G; however, service records show that he survived the battle; Pvt. James Carlton of Co. B was killed. Source - listing provided by Kevin Skelton, 19th Tenn. Inf. reenactment unit. 10. Clemenson is listed as a Lt. in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Part 2; as a Pvt. in all other sources. 11. Listed as a Pvt. in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Part 2. 12. McMurray (1904), pages 77-180 (company rosters). 13. Name given as Auglin by Lindsley (1886). 14. Probably same as J.M. Dean; name given as J.M. Dean by Lindsley. 15. Not listed in Lindsley (1886).16. Listed as a Pvt. in Lindsley (1886). 17. Listed as F.A. Jones in Lindsley (1886). 18. Listed as George Keith in Lindsley (1886). 19. Name given as Taxon in Lindsley (1886); Laxton in McMurray (1904). 20. Listed as killed at Murfreesboro in Lindsley (1886). 21. Not listed as died in McMurray (1904). 22. Listed as killed Jan. 18, 1862 in Lindsley (1886). 23. Not listed in McMurray (1904). 24. Listed as wounded only in McMurray (1904), page 180. 25. Listed as died (not killed) Jan. 19, 1862 in Lindsley (1886). 26. Compiled Service Records, Confederate Soldiers, Record Group 109, National Archives (microfilm copies in various libraries). 27. Saunders (1982), page 188, says he was mortally wounded and died in a Federal hospital in Somerset. 28. Simpson (1910), page 336. 29. Worsham (1902), page 26. 30. McMurray (1904), pages 98, 180. 31. Hancock (1887), page 97. 32. Hancock (1887), page 106. Hancock gives the name as Hearmon; listed as Heriman in Tennesseans in the Civil War, Part 2. 33. McMurray (1904), pages 106, 115, 168, 176. 34. Shown in McMurray (1904), page 170, as "Thomas Prewitt, died since war." 37. Died February 8, 1862 (ibid.)38. Died January 26, 1862 (ibid.) 42. Compiled Service Records, 15th Miss. Inf., National Archives, Record Group 109, microfilm series M269 (researched by Dan Mercer, Bill Neikirk, Ron Nicholas, Jeff Thomas, and Geoff Walden at the Mississippi Dept. for Archives & History, 25 February 1994).43. No Compiled Service Record in microfilm rolls. 44. "Sketch of the Water Valley Rifles, Co. F, 15th Regt.," Mississippi Dept. Archives & Hist. James Womack is listed as "Jesse." 45. Sketch of Co. G, 15th Miss., Mississippi Dept. Archives & Hist. Land is listed as "Laud" in Binford MS; Black is not listed elsewhere, and may have simply been wounded instead of killed. 46. Binford MS "Recollections." Harrington is listed as a Lt. A Jack McKey is listed by Rietti, p. 192; probably same as Thom. J. McKey. 47. This may be the Cox noted as having died near Mill Springs about Jan. 29, 1862 - no other Cox in the microfilm CSRs fits. See Note 28. 48. Brister was wounded, captured, and later died. His CSR does not actually state that his death was due to his wound. 49. Spencer may not actually be a casualty of the battle. His CSR says he "died Mill Spring Ky. Jan. 19/62." Most of the muster roll entries for the other casualties say "killed at Fishing Creek, Jan. 19, 1862." 50. "Final Statements of Deceased Soldiers," Mississippi Dept. of Archives & Hist. Probably the same as Pvt. Juekson G. Davis, Co. B - listed as having died at Mill Springs on Dec. 31, 1861 (CSR) (listed by Watkins as G. Jackson Davis, died Dec. 31, 1861). 51. Waters (1992), page 139, lists him as "Ensign, Killed at Fishing Creek." The rank of Ensign did not exist in the Confederate Army until 1864; this rank was held by regimental color-bearers.52. Waters (1992), page 127 53. Listed by Raymond Watkins, Falls Church, VA, from information in the Compiled Service Records, National Archives 54. Question mark appears on Watkins' list; Zollicoffer's forces were not in the vicinity of Mill Springs until late November 1861. 55. Date probably an error; Zollicoffer's forces did not arrive at Mill Springs until late November 1861. 56. Maj. Horace Rice, Report of Operations and Casualties of the 29th Regt. Tenn. at the battle of Webb's Cross Roads, dated Feb. 2d, 1862. National Archives, Record Group 109 (see OR I, 7, p. 115). 57. William P. Painter, Roster of the Water Valley Rifles, Co. F, 15th Mississippi Inf., in Yalobusha County History (1982), pp. C-32 - C-33. Charles E. Bankhead is not listed as a casualty of Mill Springs. 59. Born in 1822 in Marion Co., AL. Family spells the name Aston. SCV Centennial History Book (1997), p. 68. 60. Photo in Portraits of Conflict: Mississippi. 61. Photo in McMurray (1904), opposite p. 153. 62. Photo in Ridley (1906), p. 39. Alexander Cemetery Doe Creek Area Estill Co., KY Submitted by Jennifer Bawden - [email protected] Gentry, James I. 1862 1942 --part0_919003063_boundary--

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_919002858_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII More info I found searching the net. Three pages long. Bobbi --part0_919002858_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: [email protected] Return-path: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: Mostly Gentry Marriage Records Date: Fri, 12 Feb 1999 23:47:29 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Historical Sketches of the CAMPBELL, PILCHER and Kindred Families by Margaret CAMPBELL PILCHER Nashville TN. 1911 I have only 5 pages from this book....pg 243.... By:Linda Hawkins EXTRACT FROM ROBT. CAMPBELL'S LETTER "My father, Thomas, died June 7, 1827. My mother died the Aug. preceding his death." "They had 5 children; two died in infancy; the 3rd, a daug. married a Mr. Gray. They had 8 children. She died in 1815." "My brother, Wm. died without children. My descendants are the only ones of my grandfather CAMPBELL bearing his name that I know of living in this State." I have 8 children - 5 sons and 3 daughters. The most of them are living near Liberty. I live on the Lynchburg & Salem Turnpike, about 10 miles west of Liberty. (This writer was a 1st cousin of Samuel Y. CAMPBELL, A. H. C.) My sons are; Wm. Thomas, Henry (a lawyer, who md. Miss CRALLEY, of Lynchburg), James and Robt. (a doctor, who lives at Martinsville, VA., 1855)." Samuel CAMPBELL was a Capt. in the Rev. War and was at the surrender of Cornwallis. He died in 1820. His wife, Mrs. KENNEDY (Mary ANDERSON) died in 1822. They had 6 sons and 5 daughters, namely: Wm. John, Samuel, James, Anderson (dead), Caldwell, Eliz. (Mrs. BANTON, dead), Anne Mrs. GENTRY, dead), Mary (Mrs. ANDERSON, dead), Judith (Mrs. LOGAN, dead) and Minerva (Mrs. LOGAN, dead).pg. 247 More information regarding this Campbell family connections can be found at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/in+index+79324878018+F Monroe Co, IN 1850 census GENTRY, REBECCA 70 VA INDIAN CREEK #132 WARREN, IN 1870 Federal Census This Census was transcribed by Ronald R Hall and proofread by for the USGenWeb Census Project, http://www.usgenweb.org/census. Copyright 1999 by Ronald R Hall Begin Actual Transcription CENSUS YR: 1870 TERRITORY: IN COUNTY: WARREN DIVISION: mound & Kent PAGE NO: 334 LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX BIRTHPLACE GENTRY Elizabeth 65 F OH Every-person index to the Webster County Obituary Project Index created by Carole Palmer 1997. It may be freely used by Webster County researchers but commercial use of any information from this index is strictly prohibited. * indicates the subject of an obituary. After finding a name in this list it will be necessary to make a note of the obituary in which that name appears. Then go to the obituary index page at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kywebste/obits/obits.htm and click on the alphabetical listing of that obituary. Gentry, Amy - *King, LolaGentry, C.S. - *Owens, Genoah Gentry, Cicero, Mrs. - *Jackson, Lela Earle*Gentry, Emma*Gentry, Floyd Gentry, George W. - *Gentry, FloydGentry, Georgia - *Gentry, Floyd ......, Georgia - *Marks, OdieGentry, Grady - *Langley, W.W. Gentry, Hattie - *Bradley, Virginia C.Gentry, Lee - *Gentry, Floyd Gentry, S.C. - *Campbell, Sam, Mrs.Gentry, Sid, Mrs. - *Qualls, Tom F. Gentry, Sidney - *Gentry, FloydGentry, Strother, Mrs. - *Ray, Madeline ......, Strother, Mrs. - *Ray, MinnieGentry, W.L. - *Gentry, Emma OHIO COUNTY, KENTUCKY MARRIAGES File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Brenda Jordan Raymond [email protected] GENTRY, Benjamin marr. JOHNSON, Ann on 14-DEC-1839 GENTRY, Cicey marr. NEIGHBORS, John C on 13-OCT-1829 GENTRY, Eliza marr. LYNN, Nathan on 17-OCT-1835 GENTRY, Elizabeth marr. PETTY, John on 18-DEC-1835 GENTRY, James marr. HORNBECK, Elizabeth on 21-JUL-1803 GENTRY, James marr. LEACH, Sally on 02-FEB-1835 GENTRY, Joseph marr. THOMAS, Rhoda on 08-JAN-1801 GENTRY, Mopey marr. JONES, Elizabeth on 03-APR-1829 GENTRY, Nancy marr. PINKSTON, Pattie on 02-JUL-1838 GENTRY, Polly marr. DAVIS, Owen on 08-NOV-1834 GENTRY, Sally marr. HOOVER, Garrison on 15-SEP-1829 GENTRY, Samuel marr. MILLER, Dorcas on 21-SEP-1829 GENTRY, William marr. HODGES, Mary on 18-MAR-1816 OHIO COUNTY, KENTUCKY MARRIAGES File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Brenda Jordan Raymond [email protected] GARY, Elijah LIKENS, Rosanna 22-DEC-1834 GENTRY, Benjamin JOHNSON, Ann 14-DEC-1839 GENTRY, Cicey NEIGHBORS, John C 13-OCT-1829 GENTRY, Eliza LYNN, Nathan 17-OCT-1835 GENTRY, Elizabeth PETTY, John 18-DEC-1835 GENTRY, James HORNBECK, Elizabeth 21-JUL-1803 GENTRY, James LEACH, Sally 02-FEB-1835 GENTRY, Joseph THOMAS, Rhoda 08-JAN-1801 GENTRY, Mopey JONES, Elizabeth 03-APR-1829 GENTRY, Nancy PINKSTON, Pattie 02-JUL-1838 GENTRY, Polly DAVIS, Owen 08-NOV-1834 GENTRY, Sally HOOVER, Garrison 15-SEP-1829 GENTRY, Samuel MILLER, Dorcas 21-SEP-1829 GENTRY, William HODGES, Mary 18-MAR-1816 OHIO COUNTY, KENTUCKY MARRIAGES File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Brenda Jordan Raymond [email protected] GENTRY, William HODGES, Mary 18-MAR-1816 GENTRY, Sally HOOVER, Garrison 15-SEP-1829 GENTRY, James HORNBECK, Elizabeth 21-JUL-1803 GENTRY, Benjamin JOHNSON, Ann 14-DEC-1839 GENTRY, Mopey JONES, Elizabeth 03-APR-1829 GENTRY, James LEACH, Sally 02-FEB-1835 GENTRY, Eliza LYNN, Nathan 17-OCT-1835 GENTRY, Elizabeth PETTY, John 18-DEC-1835 GENTRY, Nancy PINKSTON, Pattie 02-JUL-1838 GENTRY, Polly DAVIS, Owen 08-NOV-1834 GENTRY, Samuel MILLER, Dorcas 21-SEP-1829 GENTRY, Cicey NEIGHBORS, John C 13-OCT-1829 GENTRY, Joseph THOMAS, Rhoda 08-JAN-1801 BARREN COUNTY MARRIAGES, BRIDE INDEX Information obtained at the Barren county Court House. Submitted by Vickie Connor at [email protected] The Chapmans and Olivers are my surnames, so when ever I had additional information as to full names or dates, I included them. 1817....O'Neal, Sarah................Gentry, Aththa......................................2 1920....Osborne, Lou................Gentry, Wyatt A..................53.....98.....42 Webster County Kentucky Marriages 4 May 1902 - 31 Dec 1902Marriage Book 20 Transcribed from the microfilm by Carole Jones Palmer KDLA Roll No 7006226, Marriage Books 19-20Indexed by bride and groom NAME PAGE Gentry, G.A., 8 Pages 8-9 14 May 1902 S.A. Gentry, of Slaughtersville, age 22, 1st marriage, farmer, groom and his parents born in Kentucky to: Pearl S. Qualls, of Slaughtersville, age 18, 1st marriage, bride and her father born in Kentucky, bride's mother born in North Carolina. Married at Commercial Hotel by A.B. Stone Witnesses: John Waggoner, Dr. J.A. Goodson , others Date of bond: 14 May 1902; surety: Jas. T. Stiman Consent note: "Mr. J.T. Skinner, Clerk of Webster county. You will please by my permission, issue marriage license to bearer, S.A. Gentry and Pearl S. Qualls, my daughter this May 12 1902. Louise M. Qualls, A.H. Qualls, Guardian. Att: Jas. L. Stiman and S.A. Gentry." Selected Webster County Ky Marriages 1860-1900 File submitted by Nancy Trice GENTRY, Albert J Helen Cornelia CAMPBELL 6 Jun 1871 GENTRY, Nancy B D CAMPBELL 27 Mar 1884 --part0_919002858_boundary--

Hi Cousins, I've added a little more tonight. Some Military records for the civil war, some South Carolina Records and changed the North Carolina section and added a cemetery,from Ashe Co., NC, thanks to Warren Houck who gave his permission to use it. He had it on the NC GENWEB page and I found it and asked if I could use it. Have a nice Sunday! Norma http://www.angelfire.com/oh/myfamilygenes/ Adams/Baker/Brashears/Cornett/Gentry/Lykins/Stamper and Werner in Franklin Co., In. http://members.tripod.com/~nanny_4/ Family Ties,etc. - THE GENTRY HOMEPAGE Norma Adams - Middletown,OH. [email protected]

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_918937827_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII GENTRY in Barren Co, KY --part0_918937827_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: [email protected] Return-path: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: Re: BARREN COUNTY CEMETERY LISTING and note Date: Fri, 12 Feb 1999 00:04:27 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Belinda, There is just the one as follows: Ardellar C. Gentry April 15, 1858 March 28, 1882 Hope it is someone you are looking for. Carolyn --part0_918937827_boundary--

Hi! This came through this morning. Gentrys buried in two Monroe Co. Kentucky cemeteries. Norma >Resent-Date: Fri, 12 Feb 1999 09:06:47 -0800 (PST) >Date: Fri, 12 Feb 1999 11:21:28 -0600 >Old-To: [email protected], [email protected] >From: George Lemons <[email protected]> >Subject: RE: MONROE CO CEMETERIES - MILLER THRU MT. HERMAN >Resent-Message-ID: <"F_LpI.A.3QG.T-Fx2"@bl-14.rootsweb.com> >To: [email protected] >Resent-From: [email protected] >X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/9578 >X-Loop: [email protected] >Resent-Sender: [email protected] > >Belinda - The information you requested is as follows: > >MT GILEAD CEMETERY >GENTRY, >Jenny 4 Feb 1881 29 July 1951 > >MT HERMAN CEMETERY (OLD) >GENTRY, >Elizabeth S. 3 Nov 1845 3 July 1898 >John T. 19 Aug 1836 18 Jan 1894 >Gillie F. 14 May 1843 13 Sept 1920 >Clarence M. 6 Sept 1892 25 Apr 1911 >Birt 15 July 1866 30 Mar 1944 >Fannie 7 Aug 1866 5 Mar 1962 > >None listed in MILLER, MILL CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH and MITCHELL CEMETERIES. > >Good luck in you research. > >George >********************************* >>Could someone please tell me about the GENTRY(s) in the MT GILEAD cemetery. >>Thank you. >> >>Belinda Gentry >>[email protected] >> >>Surnames: GENTRY, RYHERD, HUGHES, TURNER, RICH, BURKS, TOBIN, MIDDLETON, >>CHEATHAM, PAULL, WALTHALL, SPEARMAN, BOLES/BOWLES, and more. > > >George & Willie Mae Lemons >7508 Yolanda Dr >Fort Worth, Texas 76112 > > > > http://www.angelfire.com/oh/myfamilygenes/ Adams/Baker/Brashears/Cornett/Gentry/Lykins/Stamper and Werner in Franklin Co., In. http://members.tripod.com/~nanny_4/ Family Ties,etc. - THE GENTRY HOMEPAGE Norma Adams - Middletown,OH. [email protected]

Hi everyone, Just found out who my Sarah GENTRY's parents are!!!!!!!!!! This a.m. we received a copy of Vol#8 book#4 of Surry Co. NC Genealogical Assoc. Journal (Oct 1988). Listed are the entries in Joseph and Mary GENTRY's Bible. As follows: BIBLE OF JOSEPH AND POLLY GENTRY Father and Mother of Mary Gentry Joseph Gentry (Sunday) Sept 4, 1797 Polly Gentry (Saturday) March 31, 1799 (Hodges) married: Joseph Gentry - no married date Children: Tabitha (Thesday) Oct 27, 1818 Allen (Sunday) May 7, 1820 James (Monday) July 15, 1822 Sarah (Wednesday) Feb 16, 1824 John (Monday) Dec 12, 1825 Elizabeth (Sunday) Dec 23, 1827 Edward (Saturday) May 30, 1829 Jonathan (Thursday) May 5, 1831 Sheldton (Wednesday) Feb 13, 1833 Katherine (Saturday) Dec 13, 1834 Joseph (Wednesday) Feb 25, 1837 Mary (Thursday) May 7, 1839 DEATHS: Jonathan June 14, 1846 Allen July 12, 1849 Elizabeth Oct 25, 1851 ***************************** NOW I CAN MOVE ON, WHEW!!!!!!!!! The Journal did not state who submitted these entries. Just that they were found in an old Bible and copied just as written. Did not say who the Bible belonged to. Note: Sarah married Henry Southard and Allen married Mahala Southard. When did Joseph Sr die (or did he)? his death is not noted in this bible. HMmmmmmmm........ Hopes this is of some help to others. Sammie Leap

In a message dated 2/8/99 10:55:46 PM !!!First Boot!!!, [email protected] writes: << Note: Sarah married Henry Southard and Allen married Mahala Southard. >> Found this information along with some other missing persons at the following site: http://www.gendex.com:8080/display?page=surnames& <A HREF="http://www.gendex.com:8080/display?page=surnames&">GENDEX -- Index of Surnames</A> Thought it might be of help to someone else. Steven Page at: [email protected] shared it with me. After I tried to access an old web site that was listed in back logs or the mailing list. This is a different Allen Gentry (Not the one who was David and Sarah's Allen Cain) Allen GENTRY BORN: , DIED: , BURIED: , MARRIED: Mahala SOUTHARD, 21 NOV 1847, BORN: 1825, Surry Co., NC DIED: 1880, BURIED: , Father:Job SOUTHARD Father:Henry SOUTHARD Jr. Mother:Ruth ?? BORN: 1787/1788, NC DIED: 28 AUG 1867, BURIED: , MARRIED: Mourning SNOW, 2 SEP 1813, Father:Obediah SNOW Mother:Abigail RIGGS BORN: 1793/1795, Surry Co., NC DIED: 1883, BURIED: , CHILDREN: James SOUTHARD Martin SOUTHARD Joel SOUTHARD Nancy SOUTHARD Henry SOUTHARD Sarah "Sally" SOUTHARD John SOUTHARD Ambrose "Ambers" SOUTHARD Malinda SOUTHARD Mahala SOUTHARD Levi SOUTHARD Elizabeth SOUTHARD Umberson SOUTHARD MARRIED: 1)Allen GENTRY, 21 NOV 1847, CHILDREN: Sally GENTRY BORN: 1848, DIED: , BURIED: , 2)MARRIED: Daniel BRINDLE, 7 FEB 1855, BORN: 1 MAR 1834, Surry Co., NC DIED: , BURIED: Father: John BRINDLE Mother:Elizabeth HUFF CHILDREN: John W. BRINDLE BORN: ABT 1858, DIED: , BURIED: , MARRIED: Sarah E. GALYEAN, , CHILDREN: Allen E. BRINDLE Elizabeth BRINDLE BORN: AFT 1855, DIED: , BURIED: , MARRIED: Moses MCGLOTHERN, , CHILDREN: Carl Walter MCGLOTHERN http://www.my-ged.com/db/page/iles/12648 (this information can be found at)

Hi, I just found a great page for all McCUAN, McEWING, McCUNE, McEWEN, etc and other Scottish names, way back to Scotland. History of same, you will enjoy it, even if you are not of any of the clans. http://www.geocities.com/~macewan/ Virginia [email protected] GRANNY'S GENEALOGY PAGE http://www.geocities.com/nashville/opry/1166/ FLESHER HOMEPAGE http://www.public.usit.net/gflesher SONGWRITING http://www.geocities.com/Nashville/Opry/7077/

My Grandfather was in the Civil War. His name was William Christian Gentry. He was in The 29th Mississippi Regiment, Company B, Infantry, Walthall' Brigade. Lois

I found this on another genealogy list. I hope that you all enjoy these. DEB Murphy's Law for Genealogists *The public ceremony in which your distinguished ancestor participated and at which the platform collapsed under him turned out to be a hanging. *When at last after much hard work you have solved the mystery you have been working on for two years, your aunt says, "I could have told you that". *Your grandmother's maiden name that you have searched for, for four years, was on a letter in a box in the attic all the time. *You never asked your father about his family when he was alive because you weren't interested in genealogy then. *The will you need is in the safe on board the Titanic. *Copies of old newspapers have holes occurring only on the surnames. *John, son of Thomas, the immigrant whom your relatives claim as the family progenitor, died on board ship at age 10. *Your great grandfather's newspaper obituary states that he died leaving no issue of record. *The keeper of the vital records you need has just been insulted by a another genealogist. *The relative who had all the family photographs gave them all to her daughter who has no interest in genealogy and no inclination to share. *The only record you find for your great grandfather is that his property was sold at a sheriff's sale for insolvency. *The one document that would supply the missing link in your dead-end line has been lost due to fire, flood, or war. *The town clerk to whom you wrote for the information sends you a long handwritten letter which is totally illegible. *The spelling of your European ancestor's name bears no relationship to its current spelling or pronunciation. *None of the pictures in your recently deceased grandmother's photo album have names written on them. *No one in your family tree ever did anything noteworthy, owned property, was sued, or was named in wills. *You learn that your great aunt's executor just sold her life's collection of family genealogical materials to a flea market dealer "somewhere in New York City." *Ink fades and paper deteriorates at a rate inversely proportional to the value of the data recorded. *The 37-volume, 16,000-page history of your county of origin isn't indexed. *You finally find your great grandparent's wedding records and discover that the brides' father was named John Smith. I'll add one more from personal experience: Your aunt's new husband thought that the family photographs grandma collected for over 90 years were only fit for a bonfire. Your uncle saved the last 20 lb box out of three. They haven't spoken since.

Sorry, I guess I didn't give the Mt Pleasant Church link. Please go to Granny's Genealogy page, listed below, you will want to also read Tanglewood Park history, as this is where the cemetery is. Thanks Virginia [email protected] GRANNY'S GENEALOGY PAGE http://www.geocities.com/nashville/opry/1166/ FLESHER HOMEPAGE http://www.public.usit.net/gflesher SONGWRITING http://www.geocities.com/Nashville/Opry/7077/

Hi everyone, I've added to Alabama, Virginia, and the Military sections tonight. If anyone has a Civil War soldier by the name of Gentry, please consider sending his name in. Send his name, and the state he served in, and if you know it, the unit he was with. Thanks, Norma http://www.angelfire.com/oh/myfamilygenes/ Adams/Baker/Brashears/Cornett/Gentry/Lykins/Stamper and Werner in Franklin Co., In. http://members.tripod.com/~nanny_4/ Family Ties,etc. - THE GENTRY HOMEPAGE Norma Adams - Middletown,OH. [email protected]

Good Evening! I've added early marriages to Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee and Texas. These are from the Ancestry free search. There may be duplicates on some of the earlier postings, but I'm not gonna be the one to try and find them! :) Happy Hunting! Norma http://www.angelfire.com/oh/myfamilygenes/ Adams/Baker/Brashears/Cornett/Gentry/Lykins/Stamper and Werner in Franklin Co., In. http://members.tripod.com/~nanny_4/ Family Ties,etc. - THE GENTRY HOMEPAGE Norma Adams - Middletown,OH. [email protected]

Looking for the parents of William J. GENTRY born in AL of unknown parents and moved to Mississippi where he married the widow of G.G. Hunt in about 1855. Temperance M. Gentry had two children by her first marriage: James Jefferson HUNT and John J. HUNT born 1852 and 1854 respsectively. Then she had the following GENTRY children: Amanda GENTRY (b. 1857), Allen GENTRY (b. 1858), Mary Alice GENTRY (b. 1859), Thomas GENTRY (b. 1866), Elizabeth L. GENTRY(b. 1868 in LA). The family were farmers and lumbermen. By 1900 this family had moved to Angelina Co, TX near Lufkin. Reply to [email protected] Barb in Baltimore.

Hi, I've just uploaded some marriages for Georgia and Missouri. The link in on the index page. http://members.tripod.com/~nanny_4/genfam.html Norma http://www.angelfire.com/oh/myfamilygenes/ Adams/Baker/Brashears/Cornett/Gentry/Lykins/Stamper and Werner in Franklin Co., In. http://members.tripod.com/~nanny_4/ Family Ties,etc. - THE GENTRY HOMEPAGE Norma Adams - Middletown,OH. [email protected]

In a message dated 31 Jan 1999, [email protected] wrote: << Date: Sun, 31 Jan 1999 22:20:14 EST From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Subject: Re: Public libraries online Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit In a message dated 1/31/99 1:28:08 PM !!!First Boot!!!, [email protected] writes: << In my search I found a wonderful site that lists "NEXT OF KIN." It has a lot of information for anyone looking for more information on their family ancestors. Example: William Gentry (does not list his parents) d. 8-18-1864 m. 2-12-1843 w. Jane SAMS (gives a listing of her family tree, plus more information) b. abt 1826, Buncombe Co., NC Children: George Washington Gentry b. abt 1844, w. Susan JOHNSON Mary Gentry b. abt 1845 Delitha Gentry b. abt 1848 Andrew Jackson Gentry b. 8-3-1851 Cordelia Clarissa Gentry b. 11-21-1855 h. Andrew Jackson NORTON Sarah E. Gentry b. 12-8-1856 h. Shadrick FRANKLIN on 5-12-1878 Celia V. Gentry b. 6-11-1860 Abner R. Gentry b. 5-14-1862 William K. Gentry b. 5-16-1864 >> Would appreciate any information regarding this family, especially with sources and/or proof of marriages. I'm particularly interested in William K. GENTRY as he is my uncle's grandfather. Thanks for any help, Sally TWEED BAUGHN [email protected]

Hi! There is a list of the War of 1812 Gentry soldiers on the Gentry page. The link is on the index page. http://members.tripod.com/~nanny_4/genfam.html Norma http://www.angelfire.com/oh/myfamilygenes/ Adams/Baker/Brashears/Cornett/Gentry/Lykins/Stamper and Werner in Franklin Co., In. http://members.tripod.com/~nanny_4/ Family Ties,etc. - THE GENTRY HOMEPAGE Norma Adams - Middletown,OH. [email protected]

In a message dated 1/31/99 1:28:08 PM !!!First Boot!!!, [email protected] writes: << [email protected] Public libraries online: http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/Libweb/usa-pub.html Virginia >> Virginia, Thanks for the link. In my search I found a wonderful site that lists "NEXT OF KIN." It has a lot of information for anyone looking for more information on their family ancestors. Example: William Gentry (does not list his parents) d. 8-18-1864 m. 2-12-1843 w. Jane SAMS (gives a listing of her family tree, plus more information) b. abt 1826, Buncombe Co., NC Children: George Washington Gentry b. abt 1844, w. Susan JOHNSON Mary Gentry b. abt 1845 Delitha Gentry b. abt 1848 Andrew Jackson Gentry b. 8-3-1851 Cordelia Clarissa Gentry b. 11-21-1855 h. Andrew Jackson NORTON Sarah E. Gentry b. 12-8-1856 h. Shadrick FRANKLIN on 5-12-1878 Celia V. Gentry b. 6-11-1860 Abner R. Gentry b. 5-14-1862 William K. Gentry b. 5-16-1864 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Permelia Gentry m. 5-19-1831, Carroll Co., MO h. William HANNA HANEY (has second wife listed whom he married on 5-22-1834 in Carroll Co., MO) b. 11-15-1806, Shenandoah, VA d. 8-1-1870, Carroll Co., MO f. Robert HANNA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Here is the link to this site: <A HREF="http://www.lineages.com/NextOfKin/default.asp">Lineages' Genealogy Site: Next of Kin</A> http://www.lineages.com/NextOfKin/default.asp Thanks for sharing, Virginia. I will be doing some more searching. Bobbi