Carol, We've corresponded before. Did I give you the info on Isoville & William's marriage? 29 October 1848, Gallatin Co., IL (Gallatin County Illinois Marriages, page 50) But where were they on the 1850 Census? There is another marriage record for Isoville: (from state-wide index) HOLDERBY, ROBERT H PRITCHETT, ISAVILLA (MRS OVER MISS) GALLATIN 11/13/1866 A/ 538 Always glad to hear from you. Jackie Wilson Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: Carol E. Valantine Dugger To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2000 11:48 AM Subject: [ILGALLAT] Tarrant This seems to be my bingo day for "possibles" on lists! I have the following person in my PRITCHETT line: James TARRANT, b. in Georgia or NC about 1796 . He was a farmer and was married to Jane ? b. abt. 1794 who was a Shawnee Indian. Their daughter was Isoville TARRANT b. about 1826, place unknown so far, who married William PRITCHETT , probably in Gallatin CO. about 1848.The 1850 gallatin Co. Census shows James and Jane TARRANT had a 21 year old female, Mary J. Tarrant living with them. Probably a daughter and Isavilla's sister. Also on same census were Asa B. Tarrant 31 and James E. Tarrant 30, the right ages to be sons of this James. While cemetery stomping in 1998 in the Bethlehem Cemetery, Omaha, IL is also a gravestone which reads: Edward Tarrant 1817-1863. Smith and Edwards Funeral Service,Omaha, Ridgeway, New Haven IL. Hope this is helpful to you. The Tarrants are connected to me by marriage later down the line when Isoville's son Meade W. Pritchett marries my half third cousin twice removed, Margaret EDWARDS. :) Carol Dugger Researching: DUGGER, EDWARDS,PRITCHETT, KING,BRUCE