Does anybody know this family or am I missing the obvious? I have a cemetery notice and a copy of marriage for them but nothing else. Any suggestions Joe Matlock Descendants of A. M. Matlock Generation No. 1 1. A. M.1 MATLOCK was born 03 January 1858, and died 12 February 1886. He married REBECCA R. HARRIS 17 September 1878 in Roane County, Tennessee. Notes for A. M. MATLOCK: This family is buried in the Hickory Creek/Mt. Pleasant Church Cemetery. This cemetery is located in West Knox County on Knox/Loudon county line on Buttermilk/Watt Road, north of I75/40. Children of A. MATLOCK and REBECCA HARRIS are: i. ANNIE2 MATLOCK, b. August 1881, Tennessee; d. 05 October 1884, Tennessee. ii. JAMES T. MATLOCK, b. 07 September 1884, Tennessee; d. 31 October 1885, Tennessee. Joe W. Matlock

Several times I have seen a Matlock referred to as "Duke". I just received some information that indicates he is part of the line I am researching but my source only referred to him as Duke. Can someone tell me who he is and what his actual given name was. Thank you.

I just pulled out a copy of an old land warrant I've had for a while and thought I'd send the info. to the list to see if anyone has connections with the following: Oct 24, 1815: Burke Co. (now Alexander Co.) Warrant 186283; Grant #3705 Surveyed Sep 24, 1814 for Joseph Holsclaw - 100 acres - west side of Middle Littler River next to the following:Barnett Paine (one of my other ancestral lines);adjoinging lands of William Fullerton and NICHOLAS MEDLOCK. The Surveyors: Stephen Medlock (my 3greatgrandfather) and Isaac Gilbert. So, does anyone know who this Nicholas belongs to? I know there was a Nicholas in Caswell Co. but is this the same one? If so, what is his relationship to my Stephen (Sr. by the way) also there was a John Medlock there at the same time - believe by me - to be Stephen Sr.'s father. Were John & Nicholas Sr. brothers? Gale Payne Nagy

Here's my names with the #'s. #113122--Sterling Burnett Matlock Sr married Mary Baker-----#11312--James Matlock married Martha "Patsy" Gunn-------#1131--Nicholas Matlock married Elizabeth Terrill-----#113--John Matlock III married Ann (?)----#11--John Matlock Jr married Hester Watson--------#1--John Matlock Sr ........ Thank you, Cara Yinger

Hi, I've already been to the Matlock home page. I agree with Winnie Bailey. The website helped me find more leads & info on my greatx4 grandpa Sterling Burnett MATLOCK Sr. I verrified the info I found in Randolph Co MO records. I reccomend it. I would like to thank Sean Matlock, Brenda A., & Marie Matlock Harris for all their time & effort they put into it. I'm grateful someone has shared all the valuable info that Jess Armstrong Nettles gathered. I'd like to list my names once again with the numbers from Melba Duckles Wood's book, My Ancestory:

1.Do any of you have a John or Thomas Matlock that you dont know who their parents are? My Isaac Matlock had sons John b 1825 and Thomas B Matlock born 1831. Both were born in Tenn. and in 1840 they were last know with Isaac in Jackson Co Ala. In 1850 Isaac was in Johnson Co Ark with neither John or Thomas near by. A Thomas B Matlock does show up in Johnson Co in 1860 which I Think is Isaacs son. But as for John, I dont know what happened to him. 2. Isaac Matlocks wife Jane. If ever working in Ark,Ok or Tx and you run across a Jane Matlock in 1870 abt 50ish and dont know who she belongs to, let me know, she might be mine. James G Matlock abt 13 should be with her. ( Theres a chance that the James Matlock age 13 living with a Sims family might be my James) It seems as if after the Civil War my Matlock family had been scattered and separated badly. What I wouldnt give to hear what Stories Jane could tell of that time period!) Last know in 1860 Jane was with her daughter and son-in-law in Carroll Co Ark and in 1880 Jane was in Washington Co Ark. A James Matlock, Janes son maybe with her. James was with his mother in 60 and 80. Also I havent been able to find Jane in 1900. I do Know that Jane was in Johnson Co Ark in 1903 where she died. Brenda

In a message dated 07/25/2000 8:15:10 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << This is getting interesting as the chart below while of some suspicions structure would seem to reflect a Georgia origin for the William and James of Franklin County TN and latter Mississippi. >> Hello, I'm still looking for parents of Permelia "Milly" Medlock/Matlock who married David Sparks. She was born 15 Feb 1791 SC and died 3 Dec 1876 Clay Co., AL. She and David resided in Henry, Cherokee and Carroll Counties, GA. Please remember my Milly in your searches. I'm having no luck in mine. <grin> Rosemary Rosemary's Genealogy Page <A HREF="http://www.angelfire.com/ms/mollygal/">http://www.angelfire.com/ms/mo llygal/</A>

Hi! Does anyone have info on these MATLOCK's from Randolph Co MO. Sterling Burnett MATLOCK Sr (b (ABT) 1823 Yancey Co NC) is my greatx4 grandpa. He came to Randolph Co MO in 1836 with his brother Nicholas (b 1821 NC) MATLOCK & parents James (b1790-Yancey Co?NC) & Martha GUNN MATLOCK. James Matlock's parents were Nicholas (b 1735VA (son of William (B1712 VA & Ann (?) MATLOCK of VA) & Elizabeth TERRILL MATLOCK of Yancey Co NC. Sterling B & Nicholas MATLOCK were merchants in Randolph Co MO. Sterling MATLOCK Sr died between Nov 1850- Feb 1851 Randolph Co MO of Pleursy he was 27 yrs. Sterling Burnett MATLOCK Sr married Mary BAKER in MO. Their children were: 1) Noah Franklin MATLOCK--never married, he was a MO confederate, died in union prison camp in Illinois in his teens or early twenties.; 2) Aniva MATLOCK RICE----married Frank RICE. Their chidren were 1) Jemmie--died in childhood, 2) Famie RICE EPPERLY, & 3) Letha RICE DUNCAN.; 3) Mollie MATLOCK CRUTCHFIELD--married George CRUTCHFIELD & were parents of: 1) Adah CRUTCHFIELD BAKER, 2) Joseph CRUTCHFIELD, & 3) Sterling CRUTCHFIELD; & 4) Sterling Burnett Matlock Jr (my greatx3grandpa)-- b July 12 1851 Randolph Co MO. SB MATLOCK Jr married Eliza Ann Rice in 1871 in Randolph Co MO. Their children were 1) Icie MATLOCK BAXTER b Oct 21 1874 married William Phillip "Cooley" BAXTER d April 13 1898. 2) Noah Frankin MATLOCK b Nov 12 1877 died 18 months. 3) Victoria Ann MATLOCK MINOR (my greatx2 grandma) married Milton Gilbert "Gib" MINOR. She died in 1960's. Sterling Burnett MATLOCK Jr died Feb 15 1930. Eliza Ann RICE MATLOCK died January 13 1918. After Sterling Burnett MATLOCK Sr died Mary BAKER MATLOCK married James M CREIGHTON. Their children were 1) Vickie CREIGHTON BROWNING & 2) Katherine CREIGHTON BARNES. Mary BAKER MATLOCK CREIGHTON died in 1893 in Randolph Co MO. Any info on these MO MATLOCK's would be great. Thank you, Cara Yinger.

To help clear up the confusion of the many James Madison Matlocks I submit the following. 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. I have omitted some of the line of Matlocks to get to the James Madison Matlocks in my direct line. James Matlock b 1737, d 1812 married Lucinda Madison in 1756. Moved to NC in 1760. Had children: 1. Richard Matlock b 1761 D. ? Married Mary Waddell 1784 Had children: George (went to Indiana), Samuel, John, Mary, Daniel, and Lucinda 2. William Matlock b. VA 1757 d. TN 1816 Married (1) Anne Carter Daughter of Col John Carter at Watauge in 1783. By Anne Carter he had the following children: 1. William MatlockJr., April 11, 1795, d Dec. 20, 1844, Married Sarah. Had children: Lucinda, Martha, John Jackson, Sarah Ann, Ruth Lane, Charles LaFayette, and Nancy. William moved to McMinn County, TN. Near Athens 2. Henry Matlock, b 1797, d ? - Married Nancy Jane. Had children: Henry, Jr., Sarah, Martha, Elizabeth, and Nancy Jane. Henry also moved to McMinn County, TN. Near Athens. 3. James Madison Matlock b. 1799 d. 1870 Married Elizabeth Ann Houston b. 1800 youngest sister of San Houston. Had children: James Madison Matlock, Jr. b. 1818, d. 1888; William Houston Matlock, b. Jan. 14, 1819, d. July 7, 1878; Elizabeth Ann Matlock b. 1822, d. ?; and Julian Jefferson Matlock b. 1822, d. 1863 in Civil War. All three of the boys went to DeSoto County, MS, the late 1830s or early 1940s. James Madison Matlock, Jr stayed there. James Madison Matlock, Jr. married Mary Jane Dyer of Franklin County on May 8, 1839. Children unknown. William Houston Matlock married Lucy Elizabeth Moore (1824 - 1904) on Jan. 30, 1840. Lucy was the daughter of Dyer Moore and granddaughter of Col. James Lewis. Had children: William Dyer Matlock b. Nov. 8, 1840, d. 1910; James Lewis Matlock, b May 19, 1843, d Jan. 5, 1844; Mary Elizabeth Matlock, b. Nov. 20, 1844, d Feb. 14, 1869; Leah Jane Matlock, b 1846, d ?; John Jefferson Matlock, b April 2, 1847, d January 8, 1848; Henry Hamilton Matlock b. Jan. 1, 1849, d June 18, 1923; Ann Elizabeth Matlock, b. Nov. 30, 1851, d. Jan. 24, 1936, Robert Lewis Matlock, b. May 3, 1854, d. Aug. 19, 1875; Ella Moore Matlock, b. Sept. 7, 1857, d. Nov. 19, 1901.; Lucy Moore Matlock, b. Dec. 21, 1860, d. May 7, 1869Charles Morgan Matlock, b. June 2, 1862, d. 1937; and Jefferson Carter Moore Matlock, b. Dec. 3, 1864, d. Sept. 18, 1865. Of couse most of the above also married and had children. Again, my intent is to identify one of the James Madison Matlocks in DeSoto County MS. In the 1840s. The Circuit Court Record of DeSoto County for 1845-1847 on page 29 notes that one James M. Matlock is appointed administrator to the estate of one James M. Matlock. Pg. 24 a William Bailey applied for guardian of John H. and Charles N. Matlock, minor children of James M. Matlock, (d Jan. 9, 1844). Pg. 31 Thomas Matlock also a minor heir of James Matlock. As noted above, James Madison Matlock, Jr. children are unknown. Could he have also named one James Madison Matlock?

"This is where we come in, our job is to pick up the trail and bring all of the pieces and our family together. " Shawn Z. Matlocks Says his "posted online material was not sent by God so that means there is probably more than one errrror" Dear Shawn , The above Statements are more than true.. We all must take what we run across as references and then do further digging to prove or not what is said. After 20 yrs of digging I have learned that for One, you cant believe EVERYTHING that family memeber say as example, my Grandmother will tell you that her Grandfather Marshall Hedge was born in Ky or England. Well The Hedge family wasnt, they were from Tenn.. But the key word sent me to Ky where I found for a short time The Hedge Family had Lived there and that info is what sent me to Tenn. If and when They came from England, I have no idea. My last Hedge member ive traced was born abt 1790 Ms.and at time He said Ga. Two The Census themselves are not a hundred percent correct... At time ages of a person didnt increase every ten years.. like they should of , Birthplaces at times are wrong..I guess perhaps when the census taker showed up at ones house, he taked to who ever was there, and that info was what he wrote down. If Jane Doe daughter of John Doe was the only one old enough at home to answere the questions and wasnt really sure where John was born I suppose since she was born in Ky she just decided that so was her Daddy... # 3 The info that I sent in yesterday, Even tho it came out of a History book, I have learned that not Always are they a 100% correct either. From a Book I learned that Thomas Stanton and Diana Field were the parents of my William Stanton And I worked Thomas for a long time .. Until I sound out from Court records, Wills etc. that I after the Wrong Husband.. Diana Field didnt marry Thomas Stanton she was married to his brother William.. So regardless where and who the info comes from there will and can be mistakes, and Shawn .. We are not doubting your work .. But are thankful that youve taken the time to create the site for its a great start placing for ones adventures.. Brenda

Thanks Brenda..I had a time trying to read that book, so it was most helpful of you to print out the text. It was nice of that individual to send it ---- think if Mrs Armstrong had had this internet to deal with, she might have thrown up her hands and not published anything, and without this site we all could not have found it. Your read on the data looks good to me. MJ

Greetings Family, I have been following this list and trying to keep up with what is going on. Sadly my job has me working 72 - 84 hours a week and I do not have the much needed time to work on all of the data I have or make corrections or edit or verify or pretty much anything for that matter. I will most likely work this schedule for the remainder of the year (I hope not). Once I get back to a normal routine I will plundge wholeheartedly into my colletion of papers. I have seen one or two doubt my posted data, this is good since I have a huge disclaimer saying I could be wrong and have openly challenged all to prove me a liar. My posted online material was not sent by God so that means there is probably more than one errrror and judging by the number of emails sending updates I am for sure missing some important data. Jess Nettles Armstrong the auther of " They Multiplied " passed away several years after publishing her work. Had her health not worsened she would have had at least one more update to her work published. Towards the end she was given new info that challenged her own work but was not able to do anything with it. This is where we come in, our job is to pick up the trail and bring all of the pieces and our family together. So shall we doubt each other or shall we pretend we are all from Missouri ? Sorry to rant but Mrs. Armstrong was a sweet lady who spent big bucks slowly gathering data from around the country and some from overseas. She did document her work and has copies of all kinds of info. After reading her work i get the sense she was part bloodhound and part Inspector Columbo. Also the work I posted by Robert Nelson is heavily documented. Once I find a program that will put the data online alond with the documentation notes and runs fast and does not take up a lot of room and Bob quits triple checking his work it will be uploaded If you have any data relevant to Bobs work please email it to him or if it is too large postal mail it to me and I can forward it to him. His email address is [email protected] My mailing address is below and can be found on my websites. Respectfully, Shawn Z. Matlock PO Box 987 Deer Park, TX. 77536-0987 <A HREF="http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~szmatlok/">Matlock Family In America< /A> http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~szmatlok/ <A HREF="http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~szmatlok/">That Rogers Bunch</A> http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~szmatlok/

For those of you interested in the Matlocks of Franklin Co Tenn. I need to clear up a Mistake. Encyclopedia of Matlocks WILLIAM HENRY MATLOCK, b Jan 14. 1819 Franklin County Tennessee. WILLIAM HENRY, (one record shows Houston) b. son of William and Mary Elizabeth Matlock. Married Lucy E, Moore in Franklin Co., Tn. His parents went to Miss. early but he is shown in Franklin Co., Tn. 1850, 1860, etc. One child was born in Miss., the others in Tn. Their children: William Dyer, James Lewis, Mary Elizabeth (b. Miss.), John Jefferson, Henry Hamilton, Robert Lewis, Ella, Lucy Moore, Charles Morgan, Jefferson Carter and Ann Elizabeth The information above is wrong. It says that WILLIAM and wife MARY ELIZA MATLOCK, Shown in 1830 Franklin Co., Tn. Went to Miss. early. William died before 1840. They had children: James Madison, John D., Sarah, William H., Letha Jane, Thomas J., Andrew J., Charles H. and Mary A. And although William and Mary did have son William H, the above William H and info is not the son but Grandson.. A Page out of book was sent to me, it is on William Houston Matlock. It doesnt show the name of the book, but it appears to be Franklin Co Biographies, or such. It says: William Houston Matlock b Jan 14 1819 Tn to James Madison Matlock and Elizabeth Ann Houston ( sister of Sam Houston) He married Lucy Elizabeth Moore Jan 30 1840 in Franklin Co. She was born Jan 18 1824 to Dryer P Moore and Mary Elizabeth Brenham Lewis ( Daughter of Franklin Co Pioneers, James Lewis and Lucy Thomas) William H Matlock died Julu 7 1878 Franklin Co . ( The article goes on to talk a little bit more about William H .Then names some of his kids.) William and Lucy were the parents of 12 children: William Dryer Matlock b 1840 spouse Clemitine Thorn of Ms was in the Civil War and later moved to Ala., James Lewis Matlock b May 19 1843 died Jan 5 1844, Mary Elizabeth (1844-1869) Spouse Capt. Henry Weaver of Franklin Co . Lela Jane Matlock b 1846 Married G R Scivally March 1 1866 , John Jefferson Matlock 1847-1848 . Henry Hamilton Matlock B 1849 Married Sarah Catherine Baker That is all of the children that were named in the book. This is how one researcher who has been working this line for awhile has it: William Matlock b 1757 VA died Tn 1816 had 3 sons. William Jr, Henry, and James Madison Matlock James Madison Madison b 1799 died 1870 had 3 sons: James Madison JR (this James moved to MS) William Houston, and Julian Jefferson. So I am wondering if this is the order Jess Armstorng ment for it to be: IS THIS WILLIAM JR? WILLIAM and wife MARY ELIZA MATLOCK, Shown in 1830 Franklin Co., Tn. Went to Miss. early. William died before 1840. They had children: James Madison, John D., Sarah, William H., Letha Jane, Thomas J., Andrew J., Charles H. and Mary A. WAS CHARLES H MATLOCK, HENRY? CHARLES H., born June 11, 1814, in Tn. He married Mary Mildred Stephens on Dec. 22, 1836. Mary was born in Va. in 1817. In 1840, they were in Madison Co., Ms. Mary Matlock died on Dec. 19, 1872, and Charles died on Nov. 9, 1881. Their children were William born in 1840, James born in 1841, Franklin born in 1843, Thomas born in 1844, Robert born in 1845, Nancy born in 1846, Harriett born in 1848, and Lazarus born in 1849. AND IS THIS JAMES MADISON JR? JAMES M MATLOCK, b. 22 May 1811, Franklin County Tennessee; d. 1847. JAMES M., born 22 May 1811 in Tennessee, son of William and Mary E. Matlock. Married 1835 in Franklin Co., Tn. Mary Helena Gray, daughter of George Gray.. They had the following children: George Gray, born 1836 in DeSota Co., Miss.; Mary Eliza, 1838, James William, 1840; Isaac Gray, 1844; Lucy, 1839. (Mrs. J. W. Treadwell is a descendant of this James M. and she and her husband have done much research on this.family). James M. died ca 1847 I am confused.. But I hope this helps some of you.. Brenda

Hello my late Mother was a Matlock from Ky. Two years ago I visited some of the family that still live in Barbourville Ky. I know that they are family but, But I think my grandfather had a number or brothers and it is looking as if they all had Charles and John's. They took me to the grave yards around town. Many military stones and no dates .Charles (b1866 d 1928) married (m. 1893) Martha Jane Runion. (b1875 d1958) His father was William Wesley Matlock, Mother Susan Katherine Cox. Martha father was William Ruffis Runion Mother Racheal Cox. They lived for a time in Barbourville and then my grandmother lived in the Lafollette Tn. area until her death. Charles Matlock had brothers and sister Bailey, Kelly, Lucy Nelson unknown others his father was married or not a number of time. If any one has any help I thank you so much.

Mary Jean Thank you for including me in your response and for sharing your information on the Col. While not in my direct family line I have found him an interesting case study. Your suspicion of materials found on websites, especially the commercial ones maybe often justified (even with the disclaimers to cross check the info) but that should not preclude the use of the web for research. The people monitoring this list and who put together the Matlock family website have done us all a large favor by providing a central clearing house for family information, for the elimination of incorrect information by allowing an open forum for discussion, debate and comparison of sources; and for the publication of those primary sources. (The existence of two Charles Medlock's one in North and another in South Carolina is a prime example) The section on wills and deeds is particulary useful. There was also an expedition against the Indians in Tennessee led by the Seviers shortly before or just after the start of the revolution. Several members of the family were also along on this one. Again thank you Best Regrds Joe Matlock >>> <[email protected]> 07/26/00 08:37AM >>> Dear Brenda: Thanks for your response, still curious about that Matlock site information I put out in May. Am getting a bit leary about this site, had hoped it would give me some relative to work with, but at least you care enough to try and help. The only problem with this type of work is without sources nothing can really be checked and false information just takes time out of someone's life while they run down a false lead...its given this worthwhile research a really bad image..and the information we get on the net as worth nothing. Will eventually close down the sites I am afraid. At any rate...those are my thoughts. The National Genealogy Society can give you more details on my comments...their mission is a valid one. So here goes on your info and again thanks for your help. Mary Jean In a message dated 07/25/2000 2:46:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time, BA044 writes: << North Carolina Revolutionary War Soldiers Pierce'S Register APPENDIX page 502 Anson County*2 Companies. Samuel Spencer, Col.; Charles Medlock, Lt. Col.; James Auld, 1st Major; David Love, 2nd Major. Charles Medlock in this citation was just an assistant in the Militia...year1775 Think this was from Ancestry.com North Carolina Military Revolution/ Charles Medlock, Court Martial, 1778 Footprints in Time Summer 1992 Have this article and its a deposition by him regarding a Court Matial that he organized about the choice of and individual who was added to a regiment. This citation was proberly from Ancestry.com persi file. The index to the colonial and state records will give you the vol etc where the results of this action can be found. 1786 MEDLOCK CHARLES Richmond County NC 001 No Township Listed 3 wm 21-60, 2 wm under 21 and over 60, 2 wf, 12 blacks. Ancestry.com alsoState census of North Carolina by Genealogical Publishing Co. 1793 MEDLOCK CHARLES Wilkes County NC 277 Medlocks District Tax list Again from Ancestry and this time they made a mistake...there is no citation in Wilkes NC but there is in Wilkes Co Ga. 1794 MEDLOCK CHARLES Warren County GA 163 Friends District Have this as well....These are the tax digest...Warren Co was created in 1794 from part of Green and Washington Co...The tax in Ga goes back to 1790 and on that date...Capt Geo Medlock from Wilkes has 120 acres and Charles Medlock (right next to him) had 11 slaves According to : [email protected] Charles Medlock son of George and Mary son of John and ? Medlock wife Agatha Birth: ABT 1721 -- , of Richmond, North Carolina, USA Death: 9 Dec 1796 Will Dated -- , Warren, Georgia, USA Keziah Medlock B abt 1749 N.C. Married Silas Haley. This family Ancestry file...I have contacted this gentleman..his source was the Medlock Family History p. 56 and the will of George Medlock of Louisa Co, Va...I have ordered that record and will review before I make another comment on it. However at least the Death Date: has the correct date of the will. The Keziah Medlock information is from family search and have written the submitter but have had no response. Have yet to find such a record in my searches in the libraries, archives etc..but I could have missed something. COL. CHARLES MEDLOCK, lived in Anson Co., N.C., Richmond Co., N.C., and Ga. His wife's name was Agatha. Charles was a colonel in the American Revolution and took part in General Rutherford's expedition against the Cherokees in 1776. He was elected to the Commons House of Assembly in N. C. on Sept. 9, 1775. His children were Israel, George, Ann Jordan, Agatha Haley, and Henry. Charles died in Warren Co., Ga. in 1796. This looks like the Armstrong info( if not then whose?) and as usual no source...I have misgivings regarding that Gen. Rutherford expedition as that was in S.C. and there was a Charles Medlock in S.C. as well as N.C. - Burke area who may have been in that battle. The Lt. Col/Col Charles Medlock was a JP, Purchasing Agent, Sheriff and was elected to the House of Assembly, along with a lot of others and he held court etc..Review the Ps andQs of Roane Co as well as other. Note the Agatha Haley listed as a child....then the reference to Silas Haley and Keziah of above...also see Charles Medlock's will--Warren Co will book A, page 24...Agatha Haley was a granddaughter. CHARLES MEDLOCK, born in 1781 son of Israel (prob.) or Henry (poss.) Medlock. His grandparents were Charles and Agatha Medlock. He married Martha S. Latimer on Feb. 9. 1815. Charles died in 1840 and Martha in 1850 both are buried in the Medlock Cem. in Hancock Co., Ga. Their children were : Montgomery born in 1816, Benjamin born in 1820, and Nancy Adeliza (?) born in 1825 This is my GreatGrandfather X4--All the above is correct except they had a son named Monroe who was born in Aug 1818 and died Sept 1819. The girl's name was Nancy Adaliza Jane and she was born June 1825 and died Nov 1836. Charles married Martha Latimer on the date shown but right next to them on the Marriage record was Benj. F. Latimer (Martha's brother) who married a Elizabeth Latimer (distant relation) on the 8 Feb 1815...they got their license on the same day. H.W. Latimer, JP performed the ceremony for Charles and Martha (another brother of Martha's) all on page 17 of the Hancock Marriage records from 1814 - April 1815. I went to the court house. Latimer, Martha married Medlock, Charles on 09 Feb 1815 in Hancock County, Georgia Georgia Tax Index, 1789-99 MADLOCK, CHARLES HANCOCK COOK 1794 15 Think this is a mistake in whatever source it came from...the only Charles Medlock at that time was in Warren/Wilkes--that Charles land was right across the Ogeechee on the Warren side..the other side was Hancock ..its a tax digest and so they can own land in several places and pay tax in each place...they don't always live where they pay the tax. 1812 MEDLOCK CHARLES Hancock County GA 060 No Township Listed 1830 MEDLOCK CHARLES Hancock County GA 161 No Township Listed Charles Matlock/Medlock Hancock Co. 1 15/20, 1 40/50 1 0/5 1 30/40 1840 Hancock Co Ga Have all the above and copies of the Original Records...the tax digest in Hancock of 1812...also has George Medlock, dec estate via his executor Ezekiel Smith...who paid tax for the estate which included tax for a Susan Medlock (4 polls which were slaves) George de Lafayette for 1, and AGATHA HALEY NOW AGATHA LOVE for 2. The page number listed above is a typo by the AIS the page was 91 on the actual record and the George Medlock exectutors payment was on Page 90. I was at the court house and also can be found at the Ga Archives and History in Atlanta. M.S. and B.F. Medlock (This must be reading on sons of Charles Medlock who married Martha Latimer in Hancock Co. in 1815. See Montgomery S. in Encyclopedia) Hancock Co. 2 under 5, 2 20/30 2 15/20 and 1 30/40 29 slave This is correct and was from the 1840 census...their father died in Feb of the same year...before the census of June. It includes Montgomery, his wife Henrietta and Benjamin Franklin and wife Eliza Jane ...both families had a child by then and of course Martha, Charles's wife was the 1 /30/40. [email protected] Claims that Charles Medlock died Feb 26 1840 Ga.. children: - Montgomery Medlock - Benjamin Franklin Medlock Lee Ann was one of the first to put her lineage charts on Ancestry file and in the FHL records...She is in Alaska and she is decended from H.W. Latimer, brother to Martha Latime. I have been in contact with her sometime ago..Her references above are correct --- her sources for her information are very limited. Hancock County James Woodruff married about the year 1812 to Agatha Medlock, daughter of George and Feribee (Smith) Medlock, of Hancock County, Georgia. The Medlock homestead was at what is now Jewel, Hancock County, Georgia, on the Ogeechee River, and it was there that Agatha Medlock was born about 1796 This family moved to Shelby Co Ala: James Woodruff taught school in Fayette County, Georgia for a short time, and about 1826removed with his family to Shelby County, AlabamaShelby Co. where Agatha's mother,Feribee (Smith) Medlock, was then living. This was put on the net by Dot Tribble...a really good reseacher and its from a book entitled "Sketch of Col. Joseph Woodruff, Revolutionary Soldier, Of Boro Neck, McIntosh County, Ga" by Dr. Caldwell Woodruff. Dot sent me a letter written by Montgomery to the daughter of the Agatha Medlock listed above. The letter was printed in Woodruff book (Library of Congress) and identifies the familyconnection between the George and Charles Medlock of Warren Co and the Medlocks of Hancock. It was a great day when I met Dot and a wonderful evidence for this family research. George died in 1800 and his wife Ferbiee Smith married a Thomas Walker...much transpired after that as Walker was a lawyer and represented the estate of Geo Medlock in some cases...ie Hicks and 2 Brown cases as well as going to NC on a Federal Case against the estate. The executors of the estate were Ezekiel Smith, Ferbiee's father- John C. Smith - also related and ASA Castleberry---a neighbor. Ezekiel did most of the work so far as administration submissions to the courts until he became ill then John C. Smith took over for the finalization in 1826. The Ferbiee and group moved. The daughters of Ferbiee and George, Agatha married James Woodruff and Polly (Mary) married Zachariah Smith. Zachariah sued the estate in 1813 --- got guardianship of George de Lafayette (in Jasper Co where they were living-its right next to Hancock) and all the administration etc was Transferred to Hancock Co. I have copies of all the wills, administrations, plus the work I have done on each and every suit in all the courts - GA & NC & Federal Dist Ct. My earlier post on Susannah H. Medlock was related to George Medlock estate...via George being the executor of his father, Charles Medlock will..the one who died in 1797 but whose will was written in Dec. 1796. Is George a Uncle or perhaps brother to the Charles? >> George Medlock was the Uncle of Charles Medlock who was born in 1781 and died in 1840 in Hancock Ga. Brenda, I am sending a copy of this to Joe Matlock...since his work needs some help. Let me know your thoughts on the above. Regards, Mary Jean

In response to [email protected] on : I suspect John D., James M., and Charles H. were brothers but I really don't know for sure. In my gut...I think our Matlocks probably came from Franklin County, TN. I believe your right about that.. According to the Matlock Web page, work done by Jess Armstrong, they are the son of William and Mary Matlock WILLIAM and wife MARY ELIZA MATLOCK, Shown in 1830 Franklin Co., Tn. Went to Miss. early. William died before 1840. They had children: James Madison, John D., Sarah, William H., Letha Jane, Thomas J., Andrew J., Charles H. and Mary A. I believe William has a brother James who married Mary Dryer and a Charles who married a Mary M Stephens...and they are the sons of a James and Mary , but I cant figure out Which James Matlock Sr is their father.. Ive put together info on this family if you want all of it let me know and I will Email a copy of it.Brenda

First Joe: Many, many thanks for passing this on, and help, who do I contact? This is my family...certainly the Charles Medlock (Matlock?) from Hancock Cnty (b. 1781- d. 1840) is my Great Grandfather X 4...and believe me I have just about everything every printed, microfilmed etc on him and all the family up to him. Regarding Col Charles and George Medlock...I have covered just about anything ever out there on them. While the main assumption has been that Israel is the father of Charles (b. 1781-d. 1840) I have NEVER seen any primary documentation to support it....and BOY WOULD I DIE TO SEE ANY...:) I have worked so hard for so many years on this family and just when I am about to give up hope, this drops in. What a wonderful thing for you to share...Many, many thanks...May I contact this person directly...as I sure would like to hear about his documentation...But for the moment: In a message dated 07/25/2000 11:15:10 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Descendants of Col Charles Matlock Generation No. 1 1. COL CHARLES7 MATLOCK (GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1725 in Anson County North Carolinia, and died 09 December 1796 in Warren County Georgia. He married AGATHA. His will was written December 1796...He died January 1797 (Proof available) More About COL CHARLES MATLOCK: Military service: American Revolution War COL USA (I have four file folders filled with information on him...and bit more exact than the above) Children of COL MATLOCK and AGATHA are: 2. i. JAMES8 MATLOCK, b. 1830, Franklin County Tennessee; d. 04 May 1858. (Note the b.1858 - Charles Medlock from Warren Co, Ga...died in 1797 if he is the Col Charles Medlock above then of course he couldn't be the father) 3. ii. WILLIAM MATLOCK, b. Franklin County Tennessee; d. Bef. 1840, Desoto County Mississippi. (Note the birth date..again Is this and the above birth date a typo?) 4. iii. ISREAL MATLOCK, d. 1782, Richmond County, Virginia. (Please if there is any thing on Israel..please, please let me know especially a death date, place etc any support?!!) 5. iv. GEORGE LAFAYETTE MATLOCK, d. 02 January 1797, Warren County, Georgia. (George's will was written 22 October 1800 and probated 09 Feb 1801- I have a copy of the will and all its administration up to 1826...all transcribed and have followed all the many leads through Federal Ct Records, Ga Superior and Interior Ct Records no only in Georgia but also in N.C. and Va etc etc...I can tell anyone a LOT about George Medlock and have never seen his name written as Lafayette...tho his son was George De Lafayette....Also have no record that ever has his or the above Charles as a Matlock -- Could there be another Charles Matlock who had the same birth & death dates , similar children etc?)(There was a Charles Medlock/Matlock who did serve in the Rev War from Va) v. ANN MATLOCK, m. WILLIAM JORDAN.(Anne Medlock did marry a William Jordon---Have lots of documentation on this) vi. AGATHA MATLOCK, m. HALEY HENRY. (Have never seen this, tho a Agatha Haley was a grandchild and according to the tax records married a Love (this is part of the admin. of Geo. Medlock's will)(Am currently working on Keziah Medlock who married a Silas Haley and supposedly produced Agatha Haley...there is also an Elizabeth Matlock who married a Haley and went to Tenn) 6. vii. HENRY MATLOCK.(Would love this to be correct...sure would like some documentation on it...its a pretty fair assumption since a Susannah H. Medlock claimed Charles as grandfather (see Matlock querie) and I do have a citation on Henry Medlock marrying a Kereanpoch Sanford in Pittsylvania Co Va) viii. MARY ANN MATLOCK, m. WILLIAM JORDAN.(Have nothing or seen nothing on a Mary Ann Matlock) >> Yipes...I was so excited I just let things rip...sorry...but I can help with these Medlocks and they more are likely were really Matlocks in the beginning at any rate. Whether the above flies...I'd really have to look more critically. I can provide copies of all my documentation...and all of it is from the original records...not abstracts. and not someone's genealogy lineage chart. The following are all my family: Charles Medlock b. 1781 - d 1840 in Hancock Co Ga--Have hugh files on him as well as the Latimers back to 1631---His son Montgomery was my 3 Great Grandfather and I have everything on him and his family. Incidently, he was commission a Major in the Militia of 1838 and was not in the CSA; but his sons George (died in service at Richmond) Charles M. (discharged on a disability) and James (my 2 Greatgrandfather) did. Benjamin F. Medlock my great uncle...and all his family through even today's times. etc etc. Would appreciate any contacts regarding the above and would love to help in anyway. Sincerely, Mary Jean Medlock Zimmerman -- [email protected]

I am posting to this list realizing that the small amount of information I have is probably insufficient for anyone to make any connections but hope springs eternal! I have William R. Matlock (no other info) with at least three children: (1) Alice Elizabeth b. 11/29/1874 Benton, Scott County MO--9/19/1935 IL (2) John b. 2/5/1876 Benton MO--4/1965 Arkansas m. Clara (3) Joseph William b. 9/26/1879 Benton MO--10/27/1919 Risen ARK m. Pearl Jones 7/20/1901 with children Denver b. 7/2/1907 Sikeston, Missouri and Myrtle. Would anyone recognize any of these names as part of their genealogy work? Thanks, Linda ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Charlie This is getting interesting as the chart below while of some suspicions structure would seem to reflect a Georgia origin for the William and James of Franklin County TN and latter Mississippi. I am send a copy of this to the Matlock list for comment. Maybe on of them has an Idea of how to tie it all together. Does your Anut Beck know of any of the family around Greenwood Mississippi?? Good Luck Joe Matlock Descendants of Col Charles Matlock Generation No. 1 1. COL CHARLES7 MATLOCK (GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1725 in Anson County North Carolinia, and died 09 December 1796 in Warren County Georgia. He married AGATHA. More About COL CHARLES MATLOCK: Military service: American Revolution War COL USA Children of COL MATLOCK and AGATHA are: 2. i. JAMES8 MATLOCK, b. 1830, Franklin County Tennessee; d. 04 May 1858. 3. ii. WILLIAM MATLOCK, b. Franklin County Tennessee; d. Bef. 1840, Desoto County Mississippi. 4. iii. ISREAL MATLOCK, d. 1782, Richmond County, Virginia. 5. iv. GEORGE LAFAYETTE MATLOCK, d. 02 January 1797, Warren County, Georgia. v. ANN MATLOCK, m. WILLIAM JORDAN. vi. AGATHA MATLOCK, m. HALEY HENRY. 6. vii. HENRY MATLOCK. viii. MARY ANN MATLOCK, m. WILLIAM JORDAN. Generation No. 2 2. JAMES8 MATLOCK (COL CHARLES7, GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born 1830 in Franklin County Tennessee, and died 04 May 1858. He married MARY. Children of JAMES MATLOCK and MARY are: i. JOHN H.9 MATLOCK. ii. CHARLES N. MATLOCK. iii. JAMES MATLOCK. iv. THOMAS MATLOCK. 3. WILLIAM8 MATLOCK (COL CHARLES7, GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) 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. 7. vi. JAMES MADISON MATLOCK, b. 22 May 1811, Franklin County Tennessee; d. 1847. 8. vii. WILLIAM HENRY MATLOCK, b. 1818, Franklin County Tennessee. 9. viii. ANDREW J. MATLOCK, b. 1829. 10. ix. LTC CSA CHARLES H. MATLOCK, b. 1831, Desoto County Mississippi; d. 12 December 1864, Johnson Island POW CP Sandusky, OH. 4. ISREAL8 MATLOCK (COL CHARLES7, GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) died 1782 in Richmond County, Virginia. Child of ISREAL MATLOCK is: 11. i. CHARLES9 MATLOCK, b. 1781; d. 1840, Hancock County Georgia. 5. GEORGE LAFAYETTE8 MATLOCK (COL CHARLES7, GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) died 02 January 1797 in Warren County, Georgia. He married PHERIBA in Warren County, Georgia. Notes for GEORGE LAFAYETTE MATLOCK: The executor of George's will is Asa Castleberry. Children of GEORGE MATLOCK and PHERIBA are: i. POLLY9 MATLOCK. ii. AGATHA MATLOCK. iii. GEORGE LAFAYETTE MATLOCK. 6. HENRY8 MATLOCK (COL CHARLES7, GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) He married KAREN HOPPACH SANFORD. Child of HENRY MATLOCK and KAREN SANFORD is: i. CHARLES9 MATLOCK. Generation No. 3 7. JAMES MADISON9 MATLOCK (WILLIAM8, COL CHARLES7, GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born 22 May 1811 in Franklin County Tennessee, and died 1847. He married MARY HELENA GRAY 13 October 1835 in Franklin County Tennessee. She was born 1811. Children of JAMES MATLOCK and MARY GRAY are: i. GEORGE GRAY10 MATLOCK, b. 1836. ii. MARY ELIZA MATLOCK, b. 1838. iii. LUCY MATLOCK, b. 1839. iv. JAMES WILLIAM MATLOCK, b. 1840. v. ISAAC GRAY MATLOCK, b. 1844. 8. WILLIAM HENRY9 MATLOCK (WILLIAM8, COL CHARLES7, GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born 1818 in Franklin County Tennessee. He married LUCY ELIZABETH MOORE in Franklin County Tennessee. Children of WILLIAM MATLOCK and LUCY MOORE are: 12. i. WILLIAM DYER10 MATLOCK, b. 1840; d. 1910, Madison County, Alabama. ii. JAMES LEWIS MATLOCK. iii. MARY ELIZABETH MATLOCK. iv. JOHN JEFFERSON MATLOCK. More About JOHN JEFFERSON MATLOCK: Military service: War Between the States PVT Enlisted Co. G 41st TN Inf Rgt CSA v. HENRY HAMILTON MATLOCK. vi. ROBERT LEWIS MATLOCK. vii. ELLA MATLOCK. viii. LUCY MOORE MATLOCK. ix. CHARLES MORGAN MATLOCK. x. JEFFERSON CARTER MATLOCK. xi. ANN ELIZABETH MATLOCK. 9. ANDREW J.9 MATLOCK (WILLIAM8, COL CHARLES7, GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born 1829. He married CAROLINE W. ROBBINS 08 October 1850 in Shelby County Tennessee. More About ANDREW J. MATLOCK: Military service: War Between the States PVT Enlisted Thrall's Bty AR Lt Art Rgt CSA Child of ANDREW MATLOCK and CAROLINE ROBBINS is: i. JOSEPH10 MATLOCK, b. 1857, Arkansas. 10. LTC CSA CHARLES H.9 MATLOCK (WILLIAM8, COL CHARLES7, GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born 1831 in Desoto County Mississippi, and died 12 December 1864 in Johnson Island POW CP Sandusky, OH. He married MARY CATHERINE KIRKWOOD. She was born 24 May 1837, and died 23 March 1857. More About LTC CSA CHARLES H. MATLOCK: Military service: War Between the States LTC 1st Ark MT Rifles CSA Child of LTC MATLOCK and MARY KIRKWOOD is: 13. i. ANDREW KIRKWOOD10 MATLOCK, b. 30 July 1856, Jackson County ArKansas. 11. CHARLES9 MATLOCK (ISREAL8, COL CHARLES7, GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born 1781, and died 1840 in Hancock County Georgia. He married MARTHA S. LATIMER 09 February 1815. She died 1850 in Hancock County Georgia. Children of CHARLES MATLOCK and MARTHA LATIMER are: 14. i. MONTGOMERY S.10 MATLOCK, b. 1816, Hancock County Georgia. 15. ii. BENJAMIN MATLOCK, b. 1820. iii. NANCY ADELIZA MATLOCK, b. 1825. Generation No. 4 12. WILLIAM DYER10 MATLOCK (WILLIAM HENRY9, WILLIAM8, COL CHARLES7, GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born 1840, and died 1910 in Madison County, Alabama. He married MARY CLEMENTINE THORN 13 March 1864 in Ripley County, Mississippi. She was born 1838 in York County, South Carolina, and died 1908 in Madison County, Alabama. More About WILLIAM DYER MATLOCK: Military service: War Between the States PVT Enlisted Co. D 1st TN (Turney's) Inf Rgt CSA Children of WILLIAM MATLOCK and MARY THORN are: i. LENA11 MATLOCK. ii. JOHN WILLIAM MATLOCK, b. 1867, Mississippi. iii. EDWARD DYER MATLOCK. 13. ANDREW KIRKWOOD10 MATLOCK (LTC CSA CHARLES H.9, WILLIAM8, COL CHARLES7, GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born 30 July 1856 in Jackson County ArKansas. He married MINNIE G. MCMILLIAN 29 June 1880. She was born 23 February 1860. Children of ANDREW MATLOCK and MINNIE MCMILLIAN are: i. KATIE B.11 MATLOCK, b. 04 September 1881. ii. WILLIAM K. MATLOCK, b. 09 September 1883. iii. JOHN C. MATLOCK, b. 03 July 1888; d. 08 October 1890. iv. ABBOTT E. MATLOCK, b. 15 February 1891. v. MAXIE G. MATLOCK, b. 22 June 1894. 14. MONTGOMERY S.10 MATLOCK (CHARLES9, ISREAL8, COL CHARLES7, GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born 1816 in Hancock County Georgia. He married HENRIETTA R. LATIMER 27 February 1838 in Hancock County Georgia. More About MONTGOMERY S. MATLOCK: Military service: War Between the States 1SG Enlisted Co. I 49th Ga Vol Inf Rgt (Pierce Guards) CSA Children of MONTGOMERY MATLOCK and HENRIETTA LATIMER are: i. GEORGE B.11 MATLOCK. ii. JAMES MATLOCK. iii. MARTHA E. MATLOCK. iv. CHARLES M. MATLOCK, b. 1839, Hancock County Georgia; d. 1871. More About CHARLES M. MATLOCK: Military service: War Between the States PVT CSA. 15. BENJAMIN10 MATLOCK (CHARLES9, ISREAL8, COL CHARLES7, GEORGE6, JOHN MOORE5, JOHN4, GEORGE3, JOHN THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born 1820. He married ELIZA J. WHALEY. She was born 1822 in Georgia. Children of BENJAMIN MATLOCK and ELIZA WHALEY are: i. THOMAS L.11 MATLOCK, b. 1839. ii. MARTHA A. E. MATLOCK, b. 1841. iii. WILLIAM M. MATLOCK, b. 1843. iv. MARY E. P. MATLOCK, b. 1846. v. JOHN W. MATLOCK, b. 1848. >>> <[email protected]> 07/24/00 11:20PM >>> Joe, I suspect John D., James M., and Charles H. were brothers but I really don't know for sure. In my gut...I think our Matlocks probably came from Franklin County, TN. Donna (Judy's sister) said that as a child she was told they probably came from somewhere in Georgia, but we don't know what the source of that guess was. I also really think Aunt Beck knows something. She claims to know nothing of her grandparents, James Matlock and Rebecca Jane Cox. About all we were able to get out of her was that James was shot to death on his porch when his son, James Oscar Matlock was a child. James Oscar was born in 1890...so we think James (husband of Janie Cox) was probably killed around 1900. For that reason, James Oscar was reared by his Uncle Wes Cox. With the exception of James Oscar Matlock, our other Matlocks haven't fared too well with longevity. William Ellison Matlock (my wife's father) died of a heart attack at the age of 46. He had several heart attacks before, the first one when in his late 30s. His grandfather, James, was the one shot to death on his porch. With the associated families, we believe Samuel Cox, Janie's father, was robbed and shot to death in his home in Carroll County. My wife's mother was murdered at the age of 46. Now I wonder what the relationship is with the Matlock brothers who had the shootout with Bedford. I had heard bits and pieces of that story. Thanks for the info on Bedford and the Matlock boys. Please keep in touch and let me know if you come across any clues. It sure would be nice to put the Mississippi Matlock puzzle together. It seems that would going a long way to tracing them back to VA. Best Regards/Charlie In a message dated 7/24/00 10:43:33 AM Mountain Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Charlie Let me add the tale of the gunfight below to your list of family mysteries. Are Charles H., John D. and James M. brothers? Your Aunt Beck's reluctance to talk may be for a lot of reasons. Several of the family were not only slave holders but slave traders as well...an occupation not looked up on with any respect by todays standards. Good Luck Joe Matlock >>

--part1_9.85f3aee.26ac8cc9_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Peggy, this John is a brother to Thomas b 1793 in Washington County, KY who is my ggg grandfather. Nice to meet you. Sincerely, Rhonda Harris Withers --part1_9.85f3aee.26ac8cc9_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from rly-yc01.mx.aol.com (rly-yc01.mail.aol.com [172.18.149.33]) by air-yc01.mail.aol.com (v75_b3.8) with ESMTP; Sun, 23 Jul 2000 13:56:56 -0400 Received: from scaup.prod.itd.earthlink.net (scaup.prod.itd.earthlink.net [207.217.121.49]) by rly-yc01.mx.aol.com (v75.18) with ESMTP; Sun, 23 Jul 2000 13:56:42 2000 Received: from earthlink.net (ip111.kansas-city12.mo.pub-ip.psi.net [38.27.143.111]) by scaup.prod.itd.earthlink.net (8.9.3-EL_1_3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id KAA03696 for <[email protected]>; Sun, 23 Jul 2000 10:56:39 -0700 (PDT) Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Sun, 23 Jul 2000 12:34:24 -0500 From: Melba Bolinger <[email protected]> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.04 [en] (Win95; I) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: Rhonda <[email protected]> Subject: [Fwd: Fwd: [MATLOCK-L] Elijah and John Matlock] Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="------------D29AF77399744C529E0D6E0D" --------------D29AF77399744C529E0D6E0D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Rhonda this John is the brother to our Thomas that was born in Ky, in 1793. We have John born in 1784. --------------D29AF77399744C529E0D6E0D Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from imo-r17.mx.aol.com (imo-r17.mx.aol.com [152.163.225.71]) by merlin.prod.itd.earthlink.net (8.9.3-EL_1_3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id DAA19171 for <[email protected]>; Sat, 22 Jul 2000 03:57:42 -0700 (PDT) From: [email protected] Received: from [email protected] by imo-r17.mx.aol.com (mail_out_v27.12.) id f.db.73236fc (4247) for <[email protected]>; Sat, 22 Jul 2000 06:57:36 -0400 (EDT) Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Sat, 22 Jul 2000 06:57:36 EDT Subject: Fwd: [MATLOCK-L] Elijah and John Matlock To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="part1_db.73236fc.26aad820_boundary" X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 109 --part1_db.73236fc.26aad820_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_db.73236fc.26aad820_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from rly-za01.mx.aol.com (rly-za01.mail.aol.com [172.31.36.97]) by air-za05.mail.aol.com (v75_b1.4) with ESMTP; Sat, 22 Jul 2000 03:19:17 -0400 Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com (lists5.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.123]) by rly-za01.mx.aol.com (v75_b3.8) with ESMTP; Sat, 22 Jul 2000 03:19:02 -0400 Received: (from [email protected]) by lists5.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id e6M7IWN25472; Sat, 22 Jul 2000 00:18:32 -0700 Resent-Date: Sat, 22 Jul 2000 00:18:32 -0700 X-Original-Sender: gc-gatew