Isham Esau and Nancy Ellen (Haile) Matlock were my 4th Great Grandparents. Joe Matlock wrote: children of ISHAM MATLOCK and MARY BUCKINGHAM are: vii. THOMAS BUCKINGHAM10 MATLOCK, b. 01 July 1823, Washington County, Tennessee; d. 03 October 1890, Mansfield, Wright County, Missouri; m. ELIZABETH ANN BETSY McKinney, 20 August 1846, Carter County, Tennessee; b. 13 November 1829, Tennessee; d. 28 July 1908, Mansfield, Wright County, Missouri. I am interested in hearing more about this marriage of Isham Esau to Mary Buckingham. I hadn't heard of it. Warm Regards, Lois E. Branch [email protected]

Good Morning List I have recently begin transcribing a chart beginning with the family shown immediately below (ISHAM ELIAS1 MATLOCK was born Bef. 1765 in Virginia). Does anybody know of this family?? As I began to work with the data I begin to realize some commonality with the family on the second chart below (ISHAM - ISOM ESUA9 MATLOCK (ZACHARIAH) was born 1782 in Halifax County, Virginia). They start in the same area and move west to Arkansas and Missouri at about the same time. At least one group from each dying together in the Oregon flood at the turn of the century. If anybody has any ideas, please speak up. I will be glad to send the rest of the charts but they are several pages long. Thanks a lot Joe Matlock Descendants of Isham Elias Matlock Generation No. 1 1. ISHAM ELIAS1 MATLOCK was born Bef. 1765 in Virginia, and died Aft. 1818 in Franklin County, Missouri. He married MARY SARAH HUNTER. Children of ISHAM MATLOCK and MARY HUNTER are: i. MARY POLLY2 MATLOCK, m. JOHN WYETTE, 13 June 1806, Washington County, Kentucky. ii. JOHN MATLOCK, b. Bef. 1784, Washington County, Kentucky; d. Boone County, Arkansas; m. (1) MARY POLLY JEFFERSON, 18 May 1801, Washington County, Kentucky; b. 1792, Virginia; m. (2) SALLY ELIZABETH WHITE, 03 March 1798, Washington County, Kentucky. Notes for JOHN MATLOCK: John's attachment to this family is not proven. iii. ROBERT MATLOCK, b. 1785, Washington County, Kentucky; d. Crawford County, Missouri; m. MARY CARPENTER, 18 December 1805, Adair County, Kentucky; d. Aft. 1840, Crawford County, Missouri. iv. WILLIAM MATLOCK, b. 1792, Kentucky d. Washington County, Kentucky. v. THOMAS MATLOCK, b. 1793, Washington County, Kentucky; d. Bef. 1870; m. MARGARET ARTHUR, 19 July 1816, Washington County, Kentucky; b. 1798, Virginia; d. Aft. 1880. Descendants of Isham - Isom Esua Matlock Generation No. 1 1. ISHAM - ISOM ESUA9 MATLOCK (ZACHARIAH) was born 1782 in Halifax County, Virginia, and died 27 November 1874 in Crawford County, Missouri. He married (1) NANCY ELLEN HAILE 1808 in Washington County Tennessee, daughter of MESJACK HAILE and MARY BUCKINGHAM. She was born 1787 in Baltimore County, Maryland, and died 1860 in Phelps County Missouri. He married (2) MARY C. BUCKINGHAM 1820. She was born Abt. 1785. More About ISHAM - ISOM ESUA MATLOCK: Military service: War of 1812 CPL Enlisted 1st (Wear's) Regt. East TN Vol Militia 18 OCT 1813. Discharged for wounds received 18 Jan 1814 Children of ISHAM MATLOCK and NANCY HAILE are: i. JOHN10 MATLOCK, b. 31 January 1809, Washington County Tennessee; d. 02 November 1899, Phelps County, Missouri; m. MELINDA ELLIS, 12 April 1826, Jonesboro, Washington County, Tennessee; b. 10 March 1810, Jonesboro, Washington County, Tennessee; d. 27 December 1898, Elk Prairie, Phelps County, Missouri. This family is buried in the Morris Cemetery in Phelps County. ii. ELIZABETH STRANGE MATLOCK, b. 17 June 1811, Washington County, Tennessee; d. 25 October 1884; m. MATTHIAS COFFMAN, 13 June 1833; b. 06 August 1806; d. 25 October 1862. iii. WILLIAM MATLOCK, b. 18 November 1813, Boone's Creek Washington County, Tennessee; d. 1872, Crawford County, Missouri; m. LYDIA MCKENNY, 26 July 1846, Washington County, Tennessee; b. Abt. 1829, Washington County, Tennessee; d. 1870, Crawford County, Missouri. This couple is buried in the Matlock Cemetery St. James Missouri. Notes for WILLIAM MATLOCK: William was a schoolteacher and a Quaker. iv. JAMES MILLER MATLOCK, b. 1817, Baltimore, Maryland or perhaps Washington County, Tennessee. d. April 1898; m. (1) SARAH ELIZABETH JONES, Abt. 1858; d. Abt. 1857, Tennessee; m. (2) LUTITIA MISSOURI GIIBSON HUFFMAN, 01 December 1859; b. Abt. 1837. Notes for SARAH ELIZABETH JONES: Contracted tuberculosis and returned to Tennessee to die. v. JESSE HAILE MATLOCK, b. 1821, Boone's Creek, Washington County, Tennessee; d. 10 June 1895, St. James, Phelps County, Missouri. He donated the land for the Matlock Cemetery, St. James, Phelps County, Missouri.; m. (1) ELIZABETH ADAMS; m. (2) MARTHA PERRY, 20 December 1845, Crawford County, Missouri; b. Tennessee. Notes for JESSE HAILE MATLOCK: Jesse was a life long Quaker. The Matlock Cemetery is located in the Matlock School District about 2 miles from Naomi Matlock HAACKES home at St. James Missouri. Jesse donated one acre for the Cemetery. Eight generations of Matlock's, or more, are buried there. Jesse's parents are buried there, also Isham MATLOCK and wife, Nancy HAIL. In 1922 the Matlock family bought an additional acre adjoining the cemetery. vi. JEROME MATLOCK, b. 1826, Washington County, Tennessee; d. 1874. Children of ISHAM MATLOCK and MARY BUCKINGHAM are: vii. THOMAS BUCKINGHAM10 MATLOCK, b. 01 July 1823, Washington County, Tennessee; d. 03 October 1890, Mansfield, Wright County, Missouri; m. ELIZABETH ANN BETSY McKinney, 20 August 1846, Carter County, Tennessee; b. 13 November 1829, Tennessee; d. 28 July 1908, Mansfield, Wright County, Missouri. viii. DAVID BOONE MATLOCK, b. 1831.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Roster, Lost Wagon Train, 1853 Asterisk marks those who probably were in this party. Children listed are only those brought to Oregon. LOVE, Mrs. Margaret (Swan) - came to Ore. with three sons from Pittsburgh, Pa., in the John Stewart (see roster) party; d. 23 Oct. 1859, Jacksonville, Ore., aged 73 years. Children: David S. - b. 10 May 1828, Philadelphia, Pa.; DLC No. 2073, Lane Co., Ore., where he purchased the relinquishment of John Bratton on Fall Creek; m. Helen Marnie Stewart (see roster), 2 Feb. 1855, Lane Co., Ore. He had been to the Calif. gold mines and those in Australia before returning to Pa., where he persuaded his mother and brothers to move to Ore.; d. Eastern Oregon. John S. - b. 1831, Pa.; m. Ann A. Harris, 23 Feb. 1860, Jacksonville, Ore.; d. 18 Sept. 1867, Jacksonville. James - nothing further is known of him except that he is said to have died a tragic death in southern Ore. LOWE, Leander H., M.D. - b. 1827, Robertson Co., Tenn.; m. Mary A. Kelly, 9 July 1850, Caddo Parish, La.; DLC No. 5808, Lane Co., Ore., was refused by the government for a reason not given. LYMAN, Joseph S. - b. 1812/13, Conn.; farmer, carpenter, hotel keeper at Lancaster, Lane Co., Ore.; settled first in Tillamook Co., where he was the first assessor and his wife the first teacher; later returned to Lane Co.; d. 1871, Lane Co., Ore. LYMAN, Esther (Brakeman) - b. 1 Nov. 1823, N.Y.; m. Joseph, July, 1850, Mich., as his second wife. Name of first wife is unknown. Esther m. (2) Thomas Butler, 17 Oct. 1872, Lane Co., Ore., as his second wife. Butlers had been on the cut-off also in 1853 (see roster). Esther d. 17 Feb. 1917, Brownsville, Ore. Children: Luther - identified on McLean list as a son of Joseph by the first marriage. No other proof has been found nor is anything known of him once he reached the Valley in the fall of 1853. After Joseph rode ahead from the Harney Valley for help, September 12th, Luther (although only lad) took over the task of bringing Mrs. Lyman and the children to the Valley. Josephine - b. 1844, child of Joseph's first marriage; d. by 1858. Mary Sophia - b. abt. 1846, child of Joseph's first marriage; d. 30 Sept. 1870, Lane Co., Ore., 26 yrs. 4m 23d. Florence - b. abt. 1851, child of Esther. (A baby girl was b. and d. on the plains en route to Ore., 1853.) McCLURE, Andrew Samuel - b. 3 May 1829, Darwin, Ind.; m. Sarah Jane Dillard, 21 April 1859, Eugene, Ore.; nephew of James and Vincent McClure (see roster); served in Rogue River Indian War in Capt. Wm. Wilkerson's Co. "F" 2nd Ore. Mtd. Vols. and in Latchaw's Co. "A" 2nd Bn. recruits 1855-56; d. 21 March 1898, Lane Co., Ore. McCLURE, James F. - b. 25 Feb. 1821, Ind.; uncle of Andrew McClure (see roster; and brother of Vincent McClure (see roster),- DLC No. 1342, Lane Co., Ore.; d. 5 Sept. 1862, Lane Co., Ore. McCLURE, Nancy (Bruce) - b. 15 Nov. 1824; sister of Sarah Bruce McClure (see roster) and of David C. Bruce (see roster); m. James, 10 March 1842, Knox Co., Ind.; after death of James, she m. James T. Kirk, 1 Jan. 1868, Lane Co., Ore., d. 9 Aug. 1907. Children: Jane Curry - b. 1842, Shaker Prairie near Vincennes, Ind, m. Benjamin F. Owen (see roster), 1 Sept. 1859, Lane.Co., Ore.; d. 15 April 1887, Lane Co., Ore. John H. - b. 1845, Ind.; m. Flora Cowan; buried near Yoncalla, Douglas Co., Ore. Samuel Ellis - b. 1849, Ind.; m. (1) Sarah m. (2) Pearl Robert B. - b. 15 March 1852; d. 3 April 1872. McCLURE, Vincent Scott - b. 30 Aug. 1815, probably Knox Co., Ind.; brother of James P. (see roster) and uncle of Andrew McClure (see roster); captain of the McClure-Bond wagon train; DLC No. 1641, Lane Co., Ore.; served in State Legislature, 1862; d. 16 May 1893, Lane Co., Ore. McCLURE, Sarah (Bruce) - m. Vincent, 16 Oct. 1859; sister of Nancy Bruce McClure and of David C. Bruce (see roster); d. 26 April 1858, Lane Co., Ore. Children: See Bond, Hetty McClure (Mrs. Isaac William) Jane - b. 1837, Ind.; m. William S. Lyon, 15 Dec, 1853, Lane Co., Ore.; d. 1905, Walton, Lane Co., Ore. William Henry Harrison - b. abt. 1841, Ind.; m. Amanda Callison, 13 Nov. 1864, Lane Co., Ore. *McCUMBER, Harvey - b. 1826, Campbell Co., Ky.; m. Mary Ann Shaw, 18 Feb. 1847, Fulton Co., Ill.; DLC No. 1139, Douglas Co., Ore.; arr. Ore. Oct., 1853. McFARLAND, James H. - one of the young men who went ahead for help from the Harney Valley; no further identification. MANN, Jesse M. - b. 1809, Bedford Co., Tenn.; DLC No. 1590, Lane Co., Ore.; arr. Ore. 27 Oct. 1853; mentioned in John Smith diary as having loaned oxen to John Davidson on Oregon Trail east of Fort Boise. MANN, Elizabeth - m. Jesse, 5 June 1831, Ray Co., Mo. Children: *Riley B. - b. 1833, Mo.; DLC No. 1811, Linn Co., Ore.; may have come 1851 and 1853. *William - b. abt. 1844, Mo. *Charles - served Co. "E" 2nd Ore. Mtd. Vols. 1856. *P. J. - served Capt. Williams' Co. 2nd Ore. Mtd. Vols. 1856. *MATHEWS, Francis - b. 1809, Ohio; DLC No. 1762, Benton Co., Ore.; arr. Ore., 29 Oct. 1853. *MATHEWS, Eleanor M. - m. Francis, 25 July 1825, Mo.; d. 4 Oct. 1858, Benton Co., Ore. MATLOCK, Edward Lane - b. 18 April 1817, Humphreys Co., Tenn.; DLC No. 1690, Lane Co., Ore.; wagonmaster Rogue River Indian War 1855-56; d. 1 July 1863 of pneumonia at Boise mines, Idaho Territory. MATLOCK, Mary Susan or Sarah (Frye) - (DLC says Susan Catherine Frye); b. 3 Dec. 1815, N.C.; m. Edward, 23 June 1836, Benton Co., Tenn.; d. I May 1896, Heppner, Ore. Children: Caswell John - b. 1837, Tenn.; m. Mary Ann Burnett; lived in Umatilla Co., Ore.; d. 2 April 1917, Pendleton, Ore. Joseph Dewitt - b. 8 March 1839, Benton Co., Tenn.; m. (1) Elizabeth Rutledge, 26 Oct. 1862 (she b. 9 Nov. 1844, Ind.; d. 22 Aug. 1864, Lane Co., Ore.); m. (2) her sister, Louis Rutledge (b. 1852; d. 17 July 1891), 1867, Lane Co., Ore.; m. (3) Mrs. Sarah Durant, widow of Wm. Durant (d. 1887); Joseph was mayor of Eugene, had store Eugene and Dawson, Alaska; served State Legislature and as school supt., Lane Co., Ore., 1866; d. 23 May 1921, Lane Co., Ore. James W. - b. 20 June 1842, Dade Co., Mo.; m. Anna Isabella Cooper (b. abt. 1846, Mo.), 21 Feb. 1863, Lane Co., Ore.; served as sheriff of Marion Co., Ore., then move to Heppner, Ore.; d. in Heppner flood, 14 June 1903. Edward Lane - b. 25 Aug. 1844, Dade Co., Mo.; m. Eliza Jane Bennett (b. 9 Sept. 1846, Ill.; d. 10 Oct. 1892, Heppner, Ore.), 1 Jan. 1866, Lane Co., Ore.; in 1878 had a store in Goshen, Lane Co.; moved to Heppner, 1880, where he was sheriff in Umatilla Co.; d. 21 June 1897, Heppner, Ore. William Francis - b. 20 April 1847, Dade Co., Mo.; m. Nancy Ann Swaggert, 7 March 1866/67, Butter Creek, Umatilla Co., Ore.; mayor of Pendleton; state senator, Major-General Oregon National Guard; d. 3 Aug. 1914. Thomas J. - b. 4 March 1849, Dade Co., Mo.; m. Mary E. Keeney Larkin, widow, 8 Feb. 1871, Lane Co., Ore. (She drowned 14 June 1903, Heppner flood.) Thomas d. 3 May 1923, Heppner, Ore. Benjamin Franklin - b. abt,. 1850, Mo.; m. Mary Swaggert, 21 June 1871, Lane Co.; moved to Morrow Co., Ore.; d. 25 Oct. 1876; buried at Heppner, Ore. Sarah Mary - b. abt. 1853, Mo.; m. Lee Greenwood, Eugene or Wm. G. Clark, 24 Oct. 1868, Lane Co., Ore.; d. Dec, 1899, Eugene, Ore. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Donated to Linn County by Richard R. Milligan, May, 1999. Jump to | 1853 Intro | Atkins - Bond | Bowers - Bushnell | Butler - Cummins | Curley - Eaton | Elliott - Gale | Gardner - Grubbs | Hall - Holt | Howard - Kelsay | Kennedy - Kneff | Koger - Long | Love - Matlock | Metzler - Mulkey | Murray - Potter | Preston - Short | Shultz - Swartz | Tandy - Watson | Wegner - Young | Return to Linn County USGW © 1999, 2000 Jan Phillips

Found this little piece in "Historic Greene Co, TN and it's People" pg 299. Elizabeth Rodgers b. about 1791 in TN, d. ____ m. (1)11 Dec 1817 Moses Hill, in Clarke County, AL, (2) Thomas Matlock. In corresponding with others I have that Thomas Matlock married Elizabeth Rodgers and had children 1. Thomas Matlock b. 1814 - d. 1860 Houston Co, TX. 2. William Rodgers Matlock b. 24 Jul 1823 - d. 8 Feb 1864, TX. Can anyone explain... She married Hill in 1817. So when did she marry Thomas Henry Matlock. A son Thomas Matlock born about 1814. Then William Rodgers Matlock was b. 24 Jul 1823. Just curious as this is said to be the Thomas Matlock s/o of my William Matlock Sr. born 1753/1755 in VA... Elizabeth is the daughter of James Rodgers and Elly Hays who married in Greene Co., 20 Dec 1790 according to this article. Thanks, Wanda ================================================== "A wolf that will not howl will never find it's pack."...Anonymous FAMILIES THAT I AM RESEARCHING: Babb, Baumgartner, Blanton, Boyd, Cline, Clopton, Copeland, Crabtree, Crumley, Duncan, Dunn, Frost, Graham, Grubb, Hall, Hilton, Ingram, Kincaid, Letsinger, Littleton, Luttrell, Matlock, Melton, Miller, Preston, Reed, Reusch, Seiber, Thompson, Vann. ==================================================

Good Morning all While furthering the search for sources for Dr. Matlock's work I found this note of interest to our African - American researchers, particularly those interested in the Mississippi branch of the family. This branch originated in Franklin County Tennessee. This short notice is interesting for as much as what it does not say to what is recorded. It does not say what the relation ship between Mary E. and William H. Matlock is. Husband - wife; father -daughter or what ever. Or is Mary the slave (most likely) John's wife? And perhaps more correctly their child and perhaps a younger sister Anne. However it does give some important information on John. He is a mulatto; a half white. Immediately below is chart for a William Matlock who is in Franklin County at the right time and has a wife named Mary Elizabeth (this is all of the information I have on this family) and they have children named John and Mary. Slaves were often give family names especially if they are born at about the same time as white children they will accompany in life. I do not have a middle initial for this William and while is born in Franklin County I show him dead in DeSoto County, Mississippi Bef 1840, however His son James Madison (b. 22 May 1811, Franklin County Tennessee; d. 1847; m. MARY HELENA GRAY, 13 October 1835, Franklin County Tennessee; b. 1811) is a life long resident of Franklin County, Tennessee. His Children are born between 1836 and 1843. Too young to conduct business. If not in this family then who? Enter Dr. Matlock's James Madison (born 1799 in Carter County, Tennessee, and died 1870 in Elks River, Winchester, Franklin County, Tennessee. He is buried somewhere on the property.. He married ELIZABETH ANN HUSTON 1816 in Elks River, Winchester, Franklin County, Tennessee. She was born 1800.) Their son William Huston Matlock ( 14 January 1819, Franklin County Tennessee; d. 07 July 1878, Franklin County, Tennessee. He is believed to be buried at the old family grave yard near Elk river.; m. LUCY ELIZABETH MOORE, January 1840, Franklin County Tennessee; b. 18 January 1824; d. 19 January 1904), who is the right place and has just turned 21. The questions are then: 1. What is the relationship between Mary E. and William Huston Matlock? 2. Who are John the Slaves parents to command so high a price in the family? 3. Where do we go from here? Your comments are invited Best regards Joe Matlock FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENNESSEE PEOPLE OF COLOR Transcribed by Judy Henley Phillips The following deeds are abstracted from the Franklin County Deed Books for the year 1840. Ibid. p9, 10 (BS) - John G. BRAZELTON (Trustee) to Wm. H. MATLOCK for JOHN a mulatto Slave 23 years of age. Whereas on 7 Sept. 1836 Mary E. MATLOCK executed a Deed of Mortgage to John J. HAYTER by which she conveyed to him 4 negroes, JOHN a boy aged about 20 years, MARY a girl aged about 16 and her child, which afterwards died and ANNE a girl aged about 9 ... sold 27 Jan. 1840 boy, or man JOHN to William H. MATLOCK $1000. Wits: James ROBINSON; A.J. BRAZELTON. Reg'd. 27 Jan. 1840 Descendants of William Matlock Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM8 MATLOCK was born in Franklin County Tennessee, and died Bef. 1840 in Desoto County Mississippi. He married MARY ELIZABETH. Children of WILLIAM MATLOCK and MARY ELIZABETH are: i. JOHN D.9 MATLOCK. ii. LETHA JANE MATLOCK. iii. MARY A. MATLOCK. iv. SARAH MATLOCK. v. THOMAS J. MATLOCK. vi. JAMES MADISON MATLOCK, b. 22 May 1811, Franklin County Tennessee; d. 1847; m. MARY HELENA GRAY, 13 October 1835, Franklin County Tennessee; b. 1811. vii. ANDREW J. MATLOCK, b. 1829; m. CAROLINE W. ROBBINS, 08 October 1850, Shelby County Tennessee. More About ANDREW J. MATLOCK: Military service: War Between the States PVT Enlisted Thrall's Bty AR Lt Art Rgt CSA Descendants of James Madison Matlock Generation No. 1 1. JAMES MADISON9 MATLOCK was born 1799 in Carter County, Tennessee, and died 1870 in Elks River, Winchester, Franklin County, Tennessee. He is buried somewhere on the property.. He married ELIZABETH ANN HUSTON 1816 in Elks River, Winchester, Franklin County, Tennessee. She was born 1800. Notes for JAMES MADISON MATLOCK: >From "The Matlocks of Franklin County". " It is a curious fact that the 3 boys, James, William, and Jefferson went to Mississippi in 1844 to claim land just out from Hernando Ms. (south of Memphis), when that territory opened up. It is believed James and Jefferson remained there, although William returned to the Elk River Homestead and eventually inherited it. However, his 3rd child, Mary Elizabeth, was born in Mississippi. The rest in TN." Notes for ELIZABETH ANN HUSTON: Elizabeth Ann is the youngest sister of General and later President of Texas Sam Huston. This information is furnished by Walter Philps by email 28 July 2000 as taken from The Matlocks of Tennessee - Especially Franklin County By Dr. John W. L. Matlock (dec). This book can be found in the Franklin County,TN Library and The Public Library of Nashville & Davidson County. It does not follow any of the Matlocks after they leave Franklin County. Children of JAMES MATLOCK and ELIZABETH HUSTON are: i. JAMES MADISON10 MATLOCK, b. 1818; d. 1888; m. MARY ANN DYER, 08 May 1839, Franklin County, Tennessee. More About JAMES MADISON MATLOCK: Military service: War Between the States PVT CSA ii. WILLIAM HUSTON MATLOCK, b. 14 January 1819, Franklin County Tennessee; d. 07 July 1878, Franklin County, Tennessee. He is believed to be buried at the old family grave yard near Elk river.; m. LUCY ELIZABETH MOORE, 30 January 1840, Franklin County Tennessee; b. 18 January 1824; d. 19 January 1904. More About WILLIAM HUSTON MATLOCK: Military service: War Between the States PVT CSA iii. ELIZABETH ANN MATLOCK, b. 1822, Mississippi; m. JOHN TAYLOR, 27 June 1839. iv. JULIAN JEFFERSON MATLOCK, b. 1824, Franklin County, Tennessee.; d. 1863. More About JULIAN JEFFERSON MATLOCK: Military service: War Between the States SGT Co. G. 41st Inf Rgt CSA KIA.

Hello all, Your erstwhile listowner here back from 2 weeks with 6th graders in Egypt - quite an experience and the website is coming... will let you all know when it is "up" so you can see what a kids-eye view of it all looks like...... It got so nuts before I left that I just decided to trust you would all be fine with me gone and that looks to be true.... we have some new members (130 subscribers total) and I see that Joe has posted some new info that I will need to look at as it has my great grandmother's line linked to it in a way I have not seen before! Wow! Questions to come after jet lag abates...... Just wanted you all to know we survived - it was a marvelous experience. The future in education for kids has no limits of more of this is made available to them. Next year, Israel and Greek Isles..... and a website from there as well. Cheers, and time for another nap ;0 Jana

Posted on: MATLOCK Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/m/a/MATLOCK/queries/42 Surname: Matlock, Barker, Wilson, Wilhoit ------------------------- I am searching for a HENRY MATLOCK who married MARY CATHERINE "MOLLY" BARKER. Mary was b. 30 Jul 1863 in McMinn County, TN and died Nov 1944 at her home in Etowah, TN. She is buried in the Matlock Cemetery at Athens, TN. They had two children - the first died at birth. The second boy lived to be grown and worked on the railroad. He is buried where his parents are. I would like to find which Matlock family Henry belonged to. The few remaining family members remain silent.

Posted on: MATLOCK Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/m/a/MATLOCK/queries/41 Surname: Matlock, Holloway ------------------------- Batesville is in Independence County next to Jackson County. My grandmother told me that Addie's parents was from Batesville. Addie married the second time in Independence County to J. T. (Tommy) Wilson in 1897. Addie died sometime between 1910-1920 in Jackson County, Arkansas. She only had one child, my grandfather born in 1895.

I am trying to find out more about this family...can anyone fill in the holes? contact me @ [email protected] and [email protected] or snail mail.. Jamie Gibbons 3506 W. Marie Wichita, KS 67217 Moore Matlock B. ______________Abt. 1730 in ____________ Goochland Co., Virginia D. ______________April 1812 in ____________Roane, Tennessee Father: John Matlock III Mother: Anne Elizabeth South Mar. _____ September 1753 in ________________Halifax Co.,Virginia Emily Jane Powell B. ________May 1731 in ________________Bristol Parish, Prince George Co., Virginia D. 11 December in _______________ Roane Co., TN Father: Edward Powell Mother: Elizabeth Ransom dau. of James and Amy Davis Ransom Children: 1. Zachariah Matlock B.______________1754 in Halifax, Virginia D. April 12, 1837 in Buffalo Ridge, Washington, Tennessee Mar. 1780 in Halifax, Virginia Spouse: Emily (Eady) Strain Paine 2. Littleberry (Littlebury) Franklin Matlock (son) B. ___ January 1758 in _____________Halifax Co., Virginia D. ________________ca. 1809 in _________________ Wilson Co., Tennessee Mar. Spouse: M___________________A_________________ Light 3. John Wesley Matlock B. __________________1760 in ______________Halifax Co., Virginia D. __________________ca. 1820 ____________________________ Missouri Mar. ______________1782 Spouse: Margaret___________________ 4. Jane Powell Matlock B. ____ November 1761 in ___________________ Roane Co., TN D. Mar. Spouse: 5. Luke Matlock B. 4 September 1766 in __________________ Halifax Co., Virginia D. ______ April 1854 in _________________ Sullivan Co., TN Mar. WFT Est. 1795-1829 Spouse: Charity Choate 6. James Jason Matlock B. 14 July 1769 in __________________________ Halifax Co., Virginia D. 29 October 1848 in _______________________ Roane Co., Tennessee Buried: Crandle Cemetery, Lenoir City, Louden, Tennessee Mar. Spouse 1: Fannie Elizabeth Rayburn Mar. Spouse 2: November 24, 1807 in RoaneCo., Tennessee to Mary Miller 7. Absolom Matlock B. 13 July 1771 in __________________Halifax Co., Virginia D. January 01, 1840 in Kentucky Mar. Spouse: Hannah Moore 8. Rial Matlock B. 3 December 1772 in ________________ Halifax Co., Virginia D. Mar. Spouse: 9. Moore Matlock II B. 2 February 1774 in ___________________Halifax Co., Virginia D._________ September 1830 in ___________________Overton Co., TN Mar. 4 July 1810 Spouse: Susan Smith 10. Charles Matlock B. 11 August 1775 in ______________Halifax Co., Virginia D. ____________________1819 in Overton, Tennessee Mar. Spouse: Elizabeth_______________________ Notes: ¨ Zachariah served in the military in 1812 and is a war veteran. Lived in Halifax Co. VA until 1787 and then moved to Washington Co., TN. In 1794 Zachariah bought land on Boone’s Creek from his father, Moore. The deed was witnessed by Jason, Moore, Jr., and Absolum Matlock. Moore was at this time living in Sullivan Co., TN. In 1790 and 1791 he paid one white poll (as he paid no black poll) and had 150 acres of land. ¨ Littlebury listed in the militia ranks of Botetourt Co. VA before settling in the state of Tennessee. ¨ John listed in the militia ranks of Botetourt Co. VA. ¨ Luke appeared on the census in 1790 in Greeenville Co., SC., the 1812 census in Dickson Co. TN, on the census between 1820 and 1830 in Humphreys Co. TN, between 1796-1797 in Tax list of Humphreys Co., TN. 1.) They Multiplied: a story of the Matlocks-Medlocks (FHL#6047317) 2.) Halifax Co., VA Deeds (FHL#031883-031886) 3.) Halifax Co., Will Book 1, 1773-83 (FHL#975.5661 P2ep) 4.) Probate Records of Roane Co., TN (FHL#560100,024794) ¨ James Jason was minister of the Ocoee Baptist Church. He appeared on the census in 1794 in witnes to land records, Washington Co., TN., the census in 1796 tax list, Sullivan Co., TN, the 1802, 1805, 1808 tax list of Roane Co. TN, 1814 tax list of Pawpaw creek (364 A 1 WP 1BP). March 1806, “Jason Matlock wh is charged by Polly Miller of this county, a single women, with being the father of her bastard child...it is adjudged by the Court that he is the father. Source: County Court Minute Book (1805-1807) page 134. ¨ Moore was also named as executor of the will of Charles MATLOCK, in 1819, in Overton Co., by Charles, as being his brother. Both were Militia Captains, Charles as early as 1805 and MOORE in 1811, in Overton Co TN. Moore also is spelled Moor in some records. 1847 Will of Jason Matlock Will Produced by James Lackey Witnesses: John Carter and William W. Nelson I, Jason Matlock of the county of Roan and the State of Tennessee being in sound mind and memeory and knowing the uncertainty of live and wishing to settle my wordly affairs, do make this my last will and testament after my just debts are paid and my funeral expenses are discharged the residue of my estate both real and personal, I wish to be divided as follows towit: I leave and bequeath to my beloved wife, Mary, my home and plantation together with one other trect joining lines with John Carter, James Lackey, and others supposed to be seventy five acres. If it is not otherwise disposes of during her lifetime or remains my widow so together with all the household and kitchen furniture wiht all the farm tools, also one wagon and two head of horses, her choice. Two ¨ Absolum was sold to, by his father, Moore, one negro woman named Rhoda for $200.00 on October 17, 1811. On 23 day of February 1811 in Warren Co., KY, Absolum sold 50 acres ot William McWilliams Deed book 5, page 305. On September 5, 1818 in Warren Co., KY, Absolum and wife Hannah sold 50 acres to George Hudspeth, Deed book 8, page 504

I am trying to find out more about this family...can anyone fill in the holes? contact me @ [email protected] and [email protected] or snail mail.. Jamie Gibbons 3506 W. Marie Wichita, KS 67217 Moore MATLOCK, Jr. B. 2 February 1774 in ___________________Halifax Co., Virginia D._________ September 1830 in ___________________Overton Co., TN Father: Moore Matlock Mother: Emily Jane Powell Mar. 4 July 1810 Susan Smith B. ___ November in ____________________ Virginia D. ___ December 1809 in ____________ Overton Co., TN Father: Mother: Children: 1. Rebecca Miller Matlock B. 28 May 1793 in _____________ Roane Co., TN D. _________1834 in __________ Scott Co., Missouri Mar. Spouse: 2. Susan (Sally) Beatrice Matlock B. 11 February 1795 in Roane Co., TN D. Mar. Spouse: 3. Absolom Leetus MATLOCK B. 22 March 1796 in _______________________Overton Co., TN D. ___ January 1851 in ____________________Carroll Co., ARK Bur. Grandview Cemetery, unmarked grave Mar. Spouse Mary “Polly” MILLER dau. of Samuel Miller 4. Thomas Simpson Matlock B. 3 December 1799 in ________________Washington Co. TN D. 10 November 1879 in ____________ Rush Co., Illinois Mar. Spouse: Mary Alexander 5. Ezra Matlock B. 15 October 1800 in ______________ Roane Co., TN D. ____________ 1874 in _______________ Missouri Mar. Spouse: Moore and Susan Smith Matlock, Jr. page 1 6. Moore Matlock, III B. 2 November 1803 in ______________ Roane Co., TN D. Mar. Spouse: 7. Harrison Matlock B. 30 January 1805 in_______________ Roane Co., TN D. Mar. Spouse: Notes: ¨ Thomas move to Overton Co., TN ca. 1830. He moved to Kentucky to teach school and married one of his students by the name of Mary Alexander. Thomas and Mary moved their family from Kentucky to Rush Co., Indiana on or about 13 August 1831. The stayed all night on the 13th of the month in a small log cabin home called a tavern in those days, near Rushville, and is what is now called Circleville. This house was call the George Oliver House. They moved to Rush Co., on horseback, carrying everyone and everything they had with them.

I am trying to find out more about this family...can anyone fill in the holes? contact me @ [email protected] and [email protected] or snail mail.. Jamie Gibbons 3506 W. Marie Wichita, KS 67217 Absolom Leetus and Mary (MILLER) MATLOCK page 1 Absolom Leetus MATLOCK B. 22 March 1796 in ______________________Overton Co., TN D. ___ January 1851 in Carroll Co., ARK Bur. Grandview Cemetery, unmarked grave. Father: Moore MATLOCK, Jr. son of Moore and Emily (POWELL) MATLOCK Mother: Mar. ________________ abt. 1820 in Poss, Overton Co., TN Mary (Polly) Miller B. 23 Sep. 1800 in _______________________Roane Co., Tn. D. 5 Dec. 1888, ________________________Carroll Co., AR Father: Samuel Miller Mother: Children: 1. Zerelda “Zed” MATLOCK B. 27 December 1821 in Overton Co., TN. D. 10 December 1907 in Berryville, Carroll Co., Ark Buried in Grandview Cemetery Mar. Spouse: John Edgar GARDENHIRE son of John and Sarah (HORN) GARDENHIRE Spouse 2: James Leroy FERGUSON ca. 1848 in Carroll Co. Ark 2. Roaine Beatrice MATLOCK B. 23 April 1823 in Overton Co., TN D. 24 April 1904 in Carroll Co., ARK. Mar. Spouse: 3. Mileatus (Leete) Matlock B. 11 December 1825 in _____________Overton Co., TN D. ___ October 1902 in _______________Carroll Co., TN Mar. ________ abt. 1845 in __________________Overton Co., TN. Spouse: William WARD 4. Infant Matlock B. ___ October 1827 in ___________________Overton Co., TN. D. ___ October 1827 in ___________________Overton Co., TN. 5. Elis/za Jane MATLOCK B. 30 May 1830 in ___________________Overton Co., TN. D. 8 March 1899 in ___________________Carroll Co., Ark Mar. Spouse: Thomas Berry Jackson son of 6. Nancy R. MATLOCK B. _________ 1832 in ___________________Overton CO., TN. D. __________ aft. 1880 in ___________________Carroll Co., Ark. Mar. Spouse: 7. Moore MATLOCK B. ______________ 1834 in Overton Co., TN. D. ______________ 1893 in ____________TN. Mar. Spouse: 8. Mary (Priss) MATLOCK B. ______________ 1839 in Overton Co., TN. D. ______________ aft. 1890 in Carroll Co., ARK. Mar. Spouse: Notes: · Zerelda Matlock was the daughter of Absolom Matlock and Mary Polly Miller(?) · Zerelda’s son William’s death cert. gives her maiden name as MATLOCK · Census record of 1840 Overton., TN. -!850 Census of Carroll Co. TN. Via Melba Wood, Chesterfield, IL, and Larry Gardenhire, of Melbourne, FL, via Pery T. Gardenhire of Tulare, CA, Luci Booker of Houston. · Mary “Polly” Miller Matlock buried Grandview Cemetery (Page 7 0f Cemetery). Father possibly Samuel Miller · Could Zerelda’s first name be Mary? 1850 census lists her as Merzhilda kinda sounds Mary Zerelda..her mom’s name was Mary... · Mary Polly Miller had a sister named Wilie B. Miller b. ca. 1802 in Roane Co. TN · Absolom and Polly were living on 150 acres, a corner of Moor's in 1835. (MOOR deeded land to Absolom in 1819, for love and affection.) · 1850 Cenus Carroll Co., Prairie twp 472 Matlock Absolum 54 farmer Tenn Mary 50 Tenn Eliza J 2 Tenn Nancy 19 Tenn Mary 10 Tenn Moore 16 farmer Tenn

Jamie, Happy to see you found the MATLOCK-L mailing list. Still Dancing ...... Winnie S. Bailey Box 453, Scio, OR 97374

Posted on: MATLOCK Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/m/a/MATLOCK/queries/39 Surname: ------------------------- Is this near Batesville, Arkansas? Oleta Willhite

Does the book you mention, list names etc. of the Medlocks/Matlocks in NC? Would be very interested if it does. Gale Payne Nagy Joe Matlock wrote: > > Walt > I though you might be know the book. I have had several phone calls over years wanting to know if I am he or a direct decedents (we have the same initially). He has written a least one other book and an unpublished manuscript. Looking forward to Sep. > > Best Regards > Joe Matlock > > >>> <[email protected]> 08/04/00 07:39AM >>> > In a message dated 8/4/00 4:01:10 AM Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > << Content-Type: text/plain > > MATLOCK-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 91 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [MATLOCK-L] Matlock of Tennessee ["Joe Matlock" > <[email protected]] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from MATLOCK-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > -------------------- > X-Message: #1 > Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2000 14:49:01 -0500 > From: "Joe Matlock" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Message-Id: <[email protected]> > Subject: [MATLOCK-L] Matlock of Tennessee > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII > Content-Disposition: inline > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit > > I have found a small book in the library here entitled "The Matlocks of > Tennessee Especially Franklin County - from England to Virginia, to North > Carolina to Tennessee" by John W. L. Matlock. I do not have the publish date > but will tomorrow. Is anyone familar with his work?? The Franklin county > boys are the ones who went to Mississippi. > > Thanks > Joe Matlock > > > ----------------------- Headers -------------------------------- > Return-Path: <[email protected]> > Received: from rly-zd02.mx.aol.com (rly-zd02.mail.aol.com [172.31.33.226]) > by air-zd04.mail.aol.com (v75_b3.11) with ESMTP; Fri, 04 Aug 2000 04:01:10 > -0400 > Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com (lists5.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.123]) by > rly-zd02.mx.aol.com (v75_b3.9) with ESMTP; Fri, 04 Aug 2000 04:00:58 -0400 > Received: (from [email protected]) > by lists5.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id e7480hf06887; > Fri, 4 Aug 2000 01:00:43 -0700 > Date: Fri, 4 Aug 2000 01:00:43 -0700 > Message-Id: <[email protected]> > From: [email protected] > Subject: MATLOCK-D Digest V00 #91 > X-Loop: [email protected] > X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/volume00/91 > Precedence: list > MIME-Version: 1.0 > Content-Type: multipart/digest; boundary="----------------------------" > To: [email protected] > Reply-To: [email protected] > > John W. L. Matlock is now deceased. He lived in Cowen, TN in Franklin county > TN and was the great grandson of William Houston Matlock. William Houston > Matlock and two of his brothers were the one in the gun fight with Nathan > Bedford Forrest in 1845, Hernando, MS. John W. L. Matlock spend years > researching information for this book. > > More on William Houston Matlock and the gun fight will surface in Sept. > > > >> > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== > For problems on the list write to [email protected] > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== > Other MATLOCK, etc. resources on the net: <http://www.genforum.com/matlock> > <http://searches.rootsweb.com/htdig/search.html> > <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/qindex.html> > HAVE FUN AND TAKE YOUR TIME!

Walt I though you might be know the book. I have had several phone calls over years wanting to know if I am he or a direct decedents (we have the same initially). He has written a least one other book and an unpublished manuscript. Looking forward to Sep. Best Regards Joe Matlock >>> <[email protected]> 08/04/00 07:39AM >>> In a message dated 8/4/00 4:01:10 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Content-Type: text/plain MATLOCK-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 91 Today's Topics: #1 [MATLOCK-L] Matlock of Tennessee ["Joe Matlock" <[email protected]] Administrivia: To unsubscribe from MATLOCK-D, send a message to [email protected] that contains in the body of the message the command unsubscribe and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. ______________________________ -------------------- X-Message: #1 Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2000 14:49:01 -0500 From: "Joe Matlock" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Message-Id: <[email protected]> Subject: [MATLOCK-L] Matlock of Tennessee Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-Disposition: inline Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit I have found a small book in the library here entitled "The Matlocks of Tennessee Especially Franklin County - from England to Virginia, to North Carolina to Tennessee" by John W. L. Matlock. I do not have the publish date but will tomorrow. Is anyone familar with his work?? The Franklin county boys are the ones who went to Mississippi. Thanks Joe Matlock ----------------------- Headers -------------------------------- Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from rly-zd02.mx.aol.com (rly-zd02.mail.aol.com [172.31.33.226]) by air-zd04.mail.aol.com (v75_b3.11) with ESMTP; Fri, 04 Aug 2000 04:01:10 -0400 Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com (lists5.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.123]) by rly-zd02.mx.aol.com (v75_b3.9) with ESMTP; Fri, 04 Aug 2000 04:00:58 -0400 Received: (from [email protected]) by lists5.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id e7480hf06887; Fri, 4 Aug 2000 01:00:43 -0700 Date: Fri, 4 Aug 2000 01:00:43 -0700 Message-Id: <[email protected]> From: [email protected] Subject: MATLOCK-D Digest V00 #91 X-Loop: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/volume00/91 Precedence: list MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/digest; boundary="----------------------------" To: [email protected] Reply-To: [email protected] John W. L. Matlock is now deceased. He lived in Cowen, TN in Franklin county TN and was the great grandson of William Houston Matlock. William Houston Matlock and two of his brothers were the one in the gun fight with Nathan Bedford Forrest in 1845, Hernando, MS. John W. L. Matlock spend years researching information for this book. More on William Houston Matlock and the gun fight will surface in Sept. >> ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== For problems on the list write to [email protected]

In a message dated 8/4/00 4:01:10 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Content-Type: text/plain MATLOCK-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 91 Today's Topics: #1 [MATLOCK-L] Matlock of Tennessee ["Joe Matlock" <[email protected]] Administrivia: To unsubscribe from MATLOCK-D, send a message to [email protected] that contains in the body of the message the command unsubscribe and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. ______________________________ -------------------- X-Message: #1 Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2000 14:49:01 -0500 From: "Joe Matlock" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Message-Id: <[email protected]> Subject: [MATLOCK-L] Matlock of Tennessee Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-Disposition: inline Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit I have found a small book in the library here entitled "The Matlocks of Tennessee Especially Franklin County - from England to Virginia, to North Carolina to Tennessee" by John W. L. Matlock. I do not have the publish date but will tomorrow. Is anyone familar with his work?? The Franklin county boys are the ones who went to Mississippi. Thanks Joe Matlock ----------------------- Headers -------------------------------- Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from rly-zd02.mx.aol.com (rly-zd02.mail.aol.com [172.31.33.226]) by air-zd04.mail.aol.com (v75_b3.11) with ESMTP; Fri, 04 Aug 2000 04:01:10 -0400 Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com (lists5.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.123]) by rly-zd02.mx.aol.com (v75_b3.9) with ESMTP; Fri, 04 Aug 2000 04:00:58 -0400 Received: (from [email protected]) by lists5.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id e7480hf06887; Fri, 4 Aug 2000 01:00:43 -0700 Date: Fri, 4 Aug 2000 01:00:43 -0700 Message-Id: <[email protected]> From: [email protected] Subject: MATLOCK-D Digest V00 #91 X-Loop: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/volume00/91 Precedence: list MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/digest; boundary="----------------------------" To: [email protected] Reply-To: [email protected] John W. L. Matlock is now deceased. He lived in Cowen, TN in Franklin county TN and was the great grandson of William Houston Matlock. William Houston Matlock and two of his brothers were the one in the gun fight with Nathan Bedford Forrest in 1845, Hernando, MS. John W. L. Matlock spend years researching information for this book. More on William Houston Matlock and the gun fight will surface in Sept. >>

I have found a small book in the library here entitled "The Matlocks of Tennessee Especially Franklin County - from England to Virginia, to North Carolina to Tennessee" by John W. L. Matlock. I do not have the publish date but will tomorrow. Is anyone familar with his work?? The Franklin county boys are the ones who went to Mississippi. Thanks Joe Matlock

LIGHT INFANTRY AFTER ORDERS [sic], September 6th, '79. At a Gen'l Cort Marshal held this Day whereof Maj'r Stewart was President, Wm, Matlock Soldier in Capt. Talburt's Company of Col. Butler's Reg't of Light Infantry, Charged with theft and escaping from the Quarter Guard, Disertion & attempting to go to the Enemy, was found Guilty of the whole of the Charges & Unanimously Sentenced to Suffer Death. When any Soldier becomes so Lost to Every Sence of Vallue & honour as to Be capable of commiting the Chrimes of which the above named Prisoner is found Guilty of; is no Longer fit [to] Exist in a Land of Liberty or to Remain a Disgrace to the Name of a Soldier. Gen'l Wayne therefore conftrm[s] the Sentence passed by the Cort Marshall & the Same Wm. Matlock to Be shot to Death at Six o'clock this Evening, the whole of the Troops to assemble at that hour on the Grand Parade & attend the Execution. Col. Febiger is appointed President of the Cort Marshal vice Maj'r Stewart, which is set To-morrow at ten o'clock at the President's Quarters for the trial of Lt. Col. Fleury, Charged by Lt. Manyard first for ungentlemanlike behavior, second for abusing him Lt. Manyard with Insulting Language when on duty, all Evidence & Parties to have notice and attend, three Capts. from Each Regt. to attend as members. LIGHT INFANTRY ORDERS, Sept. 9th, 1779. Field Officer To-morrow Majr. Stewart, Field Officer Picquett this night Major Murphy, adjt to-morrow Farell, Ordely Sergts. from Meggs' & Febiger's Regt. Does any one kmow who this is ? Will send hyperlink if anyone wants. Thanks Bobbie

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rnelson/index.html <A HREF="http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rnelson/index.html">Bob Nelson's West Jersey Genealogy Database</A> Hello Gang, Above is a link to take you to a very, very large database. This is the same data listed at my website but reworked and updated plus sources are listed. Bob has decided to put his work on his own website. He welcomes updates, corrections and additions but does not have time to do look ups, since he runs his own company. He is ready for more data so lets see if anyone can help him out. Sorry for being a grouch the other day. Thanks to all who wrote me with their hello's and support. It just hit me wrong I guess and I'm sorry. Enough of this, now get over to Bob's website and get to digging. By the way I was visitor 35 so all of you are late. Shawn