Ed Mount wrote: > > Sharon, > Thanks for the response. I am not sure if there are also WHITESIDES (with > an S), but all my WHITESIDE ancestors from Johnson and Pope County are > spelled without it. If you are wanting more information on WHITESIDE, I > have a good bit, some of which I have dug up myself, but most of which I got > from Don Whiteside's "manuscript", as edited by William Whiteside. Between > them they have put together a huge amount of Whiteside history. > > When I sent my email requesting HARRELL and WHITESIDE info, I only sent to > the Johnson County list, I should have placed it on the Pope County list > also. Would still like to find more on HARRELL's. > > Thanks again > Ed Mount > > >My greatgrandmother was Margrete Whitesides Schuchardt. > > She was married to a Grisham before she married my > >ggf. I'm just beginning to work on the Whitesides family. > >I'm not sure if it has a s on the end or not. > >Sharon Robbs Brown > > -----Original Message----- > From: The Browns <winston@apex.net> > To: Ed Mount <ed_mount@nemonet.com> > Date: Thursday, December 24, 1998 8:55 PM > Subject: Re: HARRELL, WHITESIDE, in Johnson County > > >Ed Mount wrote: > >> > >> I would like to find any HARRELL's in the Johnson County area, with > >> particular regard to descendants or relatives of Pennina HARRELL, or > Elias > >> HARRELL, husband to Wineford Johnson. > >> > >> Pennina HARRELL is my gggrandmother, and was married to John S. > WHITESIDE. > >> She was born 9-Mar-1829, and died 12-Nov-1898, and is buried in Whiteside > >> Cemetery. Does anyone have any more information on either Pennina > HARRELL, > >> or Elias HARRELL? > >> > >> Thanks in advance > >> > >> Ed Mount > >> Hannibal, MOThe information I received in the Schuchardt research has it spelled Whiteside also. I know there was a Whiteside in Glendale around 1860, but I don't know if there is a connection. I'll look what little I have up and send it to you. Yes, I'd like to see anything you have on Whiteside. I've also been sent the Grisham ancestory, and Whiteside/s are mentioned. I wonder if it was used/not used by the same members of a family. We probably aren't related, but everything I read helps me learn more abut the area and find those that are related. I've only been doing this about 6 weeks, so I'm a novice. Sharon