Nancy and Julie; I had the following on Jesse F. Scott and Mary Sarah Poindexter. With the naming patterns here, especially Archibald Obediah Poindexter, I too thought of a likely connection to Obediah Scott, son of Jesse and Fannie Scott I found in the book. Bob First Generation ---------------------------------------- 1. Jesse F. Scott. Born in 1822 in Monroe Co, KY. Jesse F. died in Dade Co, MO. In 1847 when Jesse F. was 25, he married Mary Sarah Poindexter, daughter of William Archibald Poindexter & Mary Sarah Jones, in Dade Co, MO. Born in 1830 in Monroe Co, KY. Mary Sarah died in Dade Co, MO in 1866, she was 36. They had the following children: i. William T.. Born in 1848 in Dade Co, MO. ii. Mary Mae. Born in 1849 in Dade Co, MO. Mary Mae died bef 1860, she was 11. iii. Rebecca A.. Born in 1851 in Dade Co, MO. iv. Maranda M.. Born in 1853 in Dade Co, MO. 2 v. Archibald Obediah (1854-) vi. George R.. Born in 1856 in Dade Co, MO. vii. John N.. Born in 1857 in Dade Co, MO. viii. Nancy J.. Born in 1860 in Dade Co, MO. ix. Ellen. Born in 1862 in Dade Co, MO. x. Thomas Albert. Born in 1863 in Dade Co, MO. Second Generation ---------------------------------------- 2. Archibald Obediah Scott. Born in 1854 in Dade Co, MO. Archibald Obediah died in Dade Co, MO. On 19 Feb 1874 when Archibald Obediah was 20, he married Sarah Ann Jones, daughter of W. T. Jones & Minta E., in Dade Co, MO. Born on 2 Nov 1856 in Dade Co, MO. Sarah Ann died in Dade Co, MO on 8 Aug 1935, she was 78. They had the following children: i. T. A.. Born in Dade Co, MO. ii. Delphia. Born in Dade Co, MO. iii. Clarence. Born in Dade Co, MO.

Ken; You know, from other contacts we've had, of my connection to the Hudspeth-Harris connections. Good to hear from you again. Unfortunately, the are no Hudspeths in the book, and the Harris' in the book show no direct connection to the ones you spoke of. Aside from the following paragraph, it is mentioned that Charlotte T. Harris, Daughter of Francis and Sarah Kays Harris, married Sparrel P. Ferguson, who was born 26 Jul 1818 Franklin Co, VA. Francis Harris was born in Monroe County April 20, 1832, within a quarter mile of where he now resides. He was a member of Company H, Ninth Kentucky Infantry, with which he served from October 1, 1861 to the same day the following year. He was a Corinth and at several minor battles and skirmishes. His Father, George W. Harris, was also born in Monroe County, about two and one half miles from the present residence of his son. He was a son of Francis Harris, who was born in North Carolina, and moved at an early day to Monroe County, of which he was among the first settlers. Francis was a son of John Harris, who was a soldier during the entire Revolutionary War and was of English descent. George W. Harris married first, about 1829, Jane, the daughter of John and Sarah (Jones) Bennett, of Monroe County. She was born about 1810, and bore her husband the following children; Sally W. (Miller), our subject, Turner G., and Nancy T. G. (Frazier). His second marriage took place in 1866, with Mary Waldon; they had no children. Francis (subject) has also been married twice, first in May 1853, to America M., daughter of James and Mary (Roland) Hutchens, of Monroe County. To them were born Wilson P., Mary T. (Sartin), Eliza J. (Witty), and Loretta and Lucetta (twins, both deceased). His second marriage took place November 17, 1864, with Amanda C., daughter of Hiram K. and Mahala (Howard) Walling. She was born January 10, 1843. To them have been born Hiram W., Francis G. (deceased), George Francis, and Felix R. (deceased). Mr. Harris has become the owner, by his own labor, of 100 acres of well improved and productive land in a fine state of cultivation. He is a member of the Christian Church, a thoroughly self-made man, and in politics, is a Republican. My kind of guy! Maybe this may help a little, Bob

Jane and fellow listers; Here are what I have found in the book on the Dunns and Gillenwaters. Henry B. Dunn was born February 23, 1824, in Gerrard County, KY, and is the third of three sons and eight daughters, all of whom lived to be grown, born of John A. and Margaret (Bright) Dunn. John A. Dunn was born in Maryland, and when a boy, was brought about 1800 by his parents and settled in Kentucky. He migrated to Monroe County in 1825; was a son of Augustus Dunn, who married Ellen Aldridge, and emigrated from Maryland about 1800. Mrs. Margaret Dunn was born in 1795, in Lincoln County, Ky., a daughter of Henry Bright, who married a Miss Pope. He and his wife came from Pennsylvania, and were of Dutch parents; immigrated to Lincoln County, Ky.,when a lad of eighteen years. Henry B. Dunn was reared on a farm and received a common school education. He was but a lad of thirteen years at his Father's death; remained with his Mother until nineteen, when he commenced the battle of life on his own responsibility. At twenty-one he purchased 300 acres at $1.53 per acre, partially improved, which he sold and purchased 225 acres where he now resides, in Gum Precinct, Monroe County, which he has improved with good residence and orchard. He married February 11, 1847, Rhoda I. Flippin, of Monroe County, a daughter of James and Isabella (Brown) Flippin. By this marriage ten children were born- but three lived to be grown; Harriett I. J. Hughes, Josepeth A., and Nancy E. Young. Mrs. Dunn departed this life in 1863, and Mr. Dunn married , April 8, 1877, Mrs. Margaret Stahall, of Simpson County. She is a Daughter of James and Nancy (Chason) Smith, who were natives of Kentucky and South Carolina respectively. James Smith was a son of James Smith and Elizabeth Runnels. By first husband, Mrs. Dunn had born four children, one living, America E. Wilson. Mr. Dunn and wife are members of the Christian Church. He is a Mason; was a member of the Grange, and cast his first presidential vote for Gen. Scott. Since the war, he has voted the Democratic ticket. Other mentions of the Dunn family are; under the story on Henry C. Franklin, who married 11 Mar 1856 Matilda H. Dunn, daughter of John A. and Margaret Dunn of Allen County, KY. John and Margaret were natives of Gerrard and Lincoln Counties. John was a substantial farmer and slave owner, and an early settler of Kentucky. And, under the story of John C. Howard, who married 1 Apr 1852 Nancy P. Dunn, Daughter of John A. and Margaret (Bright) Dunn, who immigrated to Allen County in 1825. Thomas C. Gillenwaters was born November 11, 1839, in Hawkins County, Tenn., and is the youngest of six sons and seven daughters (eleven lived to be grown) born to David and Kiziah (Wilson) Gillenwaters. David was born and reared in Hawkins County, Tenn., was a farmer; immigrated to Monroe County, Ky. about 1856; purchased a farm of 200 acres, on which he remained until his death in April, 1867, aged about eighty years. He was the son of Joel Gillenwaters, who was born and reared in Hawkins County, Tenn., and whose father was one of the first settlers of Tennessee; was also a slave owner. Mrs. Kiziah Gillenwaters was born and reared in Hawkins County, Tenn., Daughter of Samuel Wilson, who was a soldier in the War of 1812. Mr. Wilson was sheriff of his county for several terms; was a slave holder and farmer; immigrated to Arkansas at an early day, where he died in 1855, at quite an advanced age; was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Thomas C. Gillenwaters was reared on a farm and received a fair English education. At the age of seventeen he lost his Mother and for six or seven years after made his home with his cousin; in the meantime, he attended school, and at twenty years, he commenced teaching, at which he has been engaged ever since. He served as deputy county clerk several terms in Monroe County. In 1867 he moved to Barren County; ten years later returned to Monroe County, and settled near Flippin, where he has been engaged in teaching and carries on farming during the summer. He owns 104 acres just East of Fountain Run, and a house and lot in Flippin, also the schoolhouse and lot. He and Prof. Taylor erected the schoolhouse in 1882 and established a good school. Mr. Gillenwaters married August 10, 1865, Helen M. Watson, of Barren County, a daughter of Levin and Sarah (Morrison) Watson. Mr. Watson, a son of William Watson, was born in Virginia, and reared in Perry County, Tenn., moved to Barren County, where he married his wife, who was born and reared in that county. To Mr. and Mrs. Gillenwaters were born eight children, five living; Levie E., Bettie Cora, Thomas Morain, Mollie Bell, and Ettie Agnes. He and wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He is a member of the Masonic Fraternity, was also a member of the Grange. Mr. Gillenwaters is a self-made man and a persevering student. In politics he is a Democrat, and cast his first presidential vote for Bell and Everett. Other mentions of Gillenwaters are; under the story on Elijah A. Purcell, who was son of Daniel R. and Henrietta (Gillenwaters) Purcell. Henrietta was born February 13, 1816, in Hawkins County, TN, Daughter of Elijah C. and Rebecca (Snodgrass) Gillenwaters, who were born respectively in Hawkins and Sullivan Counties, TN. Elijah was Son of Joel Gillenwaters. Hope this helps out. Bob

Ken; The only James Wood in the book is a James A. Wood (no dates given), son of William Y. and Martha J. King Wood. William Y. is shown as Son of Jesse and Matilda Baty Wood. Bob

Hi All, If anyone has the Maple Grove Cemtery book and would do a lookup for me, it would be greatly appreciated. My G Aunt, E. Catherine "Kate" SMITH born Oct. 1873. Died unknown and today, I heard buried in Maple Grove Cemetary. Her daughter Mabel Fern SMITH marrried a FARMER (surname). Kate's husband SMITH died prior to the Dade County, US Census of 1900 where Kate shows as a widow living in the household of Frank FARMER and wife Emma(WARRENFARMER. Also, I am searchcing for any of Mabel Fern's FARMER descendants. Was anyone lucky enough to hear of and purchase a book by the late Delores Purdy which included FARMERs, AMOSs and other Dade County Families? Thanks for any help. Jim Adams

There is one more location associated with these interrelated families that I left out previously. Many also went on to settle in Grayson County TX, either directly from KY, or after stopping in Dade. The Grayson County Genweb site has a nice bio book on line from the 1800's that contains references to the families discussed. Nancy Pf __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/

Bob, I would be very interested in any information on the HARRIS family that might be found in the book of Monroe Co, KY biographies. Of particular interest would be William HARRIS (1809-1870) and/or his brother Benjamin HARRIS (1805-1885). William married Sarah HUDSPETH and Benjamin married Nancy HUDSPETH. Sarah and Nancy are sisters and the daughters of Giles HUDSPETH and Catherine Discretion SATER. We are seeking information that would show who the parents of William and Benjamin are. It is believed that their family migrated from Surry Co, NC to Monroe Co, KY and then on to St.Clair and Benton Counties in Missouri, possibly by way of Dade Co. Thanks, Ken Soper Apple Valley, CA

Hi Bob; Thanks for all the info on the Scotts in KY. I think the Scott family tree you included is what I sent you because it is the info I already have. But I am particularly interested in the info you sent about the families in KY. I had nothing on the "KY years." And some of the names are very familiar to me but didn't have the connection because I was missing the "KY years" where some were born and married. You have filled in some of the blanks. Maybe you (or anyone else reading this) can help here. My GG grandfather, Daniel Wentworth Scott married Mary Ann SPRINGER. She was the daughter of Mary Ann (Lucy) Hudspeth. Do you or anyone else have any information on Mary Ann (Lucy) Hudspeth and her husband, (Mary Ann Springer's parents?) Do you know if "Lucy" Hudspeth and Mary Ann (Lucy) Hudspeth are the same person or if they are two different people? Thanks again for all your help. Julie ===================================== Subject: Re: [MODADE] Re: Surry Co, NC to Monroe Co, KY to Dade Co, MO

Nancy; Thanks so much for info on my families in Monroe, KY. I had nothing more than what my father wrote down about them being in Monroe Co., but no place names. Your info helps allot. I'm not sure how Obediah or Jesse Scott fit in but I think also that they are connected somehow. I've seen their names many times connected with MY Scotts. They could be cousins/uncles to my Scott branch. I will certainly get the book, Saga of Coe Ridge, as some of the Scott's married Coe's. Thanks again. Julie L. Researching: SCOTT-COBLE-POINDEXTER-COE-PALMER ============================================================================ == Subject: [MODADE] Monroe KY area> > The Poindexters, Scotts, Coes, Hudspeths, etc from Surry settled in an area of Monroe KY called "Turkey Neck Bend" in the far SE corner of what is Monroe KY. If you look at a map of the Cumberland River in the area, you will see it makes a westward loop. You will find family records also in Cumberland County Kentucky, the county to the east, and in Clay and Overton County, TN. Often times the area was accessable only from by coming up from the south - Tennessee. The area south of the border the families lived in was Overton County until about 1870, when Clay County was formed. As with Monroe KY and Dade Mo, many area courthouses were burned during the Civil War. These families also have relatives in the Cooper County, MO, area and in the Morgan, Macoupin, Greene county area of Illinois. If you are related to the Coes, you would be interested in the book, The Saga of Coe Ridge by Lynwood Montell, available through inter-library loan or any book store. I assume these f! > amilies are related by more marriages than are known to us. For instance, another branch of the Scott family in Dade county - the desc. of Obediah and Jesse Scott are desc. from Jesse Scott, who was a contemporary of Daniel Scott (1759-ca 1824) in Surry County. Although it is unknown if Daniel and Jesse how Daniel and Jesse are related, the fact that their grandsons and gr. grandsons lived in such close proximity is certainly a good case for a close relationship between Jesse and Daniel. Nancy Pf

Thanks, Bob! I have a James WOOD from Dade/Greene Counties. I think he was born in either TN or KY. Any chance that's your WOOD? Would've settled anywhere between Dadeville (Morgan township) and Walnut Grove, just barely into Greene County. Thanks for checking. Ken Waters Honolulu --- Robert L Wilson <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear Friends; > > I recently got a book of Monroe Co, KY biographies. > Once I started > digging into it, and started tracing some families, > and cross referencing > names, I found another of those migration patterns > where families > interconnect over time. This pattern goes from > Surry Co, NC to Monroe > Co, KY to Dade Co, MO > > The primary surnames I'm covering with this are; > Coe, Hudspeth, Savage, > Scott, and Poindexter. > > If any of my fellow listers have a pattern of places > or family > connections like this, I'd sure like to hear from > you, and learn what > you've found. > > If anybody is interested in any of the data from the > Monroe Co, KY bios > book, the primary names in the book are; Abshire, > Barr, Batdorf, Beals, > Bedford, Biggerstaff, Bushong, Button, Chism, Cloyd, > Coe, Comer, > Crawford, Day, Downing, Dunn, Evans, Ferguson, > Flippin, Flowers, Fraim, > Franklin, Frazier, Gee, Gillenwaters, Goad, Green, > Hagan, Harlan, Harris, > Hayes, Hestand, Hope, Howard, Jones, Kidwell, > Kingery, Kirkpatrick, > Leslie, Lloyd, McMillin, Mansfield, Miller, > Mitchell, Muncie, Norman, > Patterson, Pedigo, Pile, Pitcock, Proffitt, Purcell, > Ray, Richardson, > Riggs, Rodgers, Ross, Rush, Simmons, Spear, > Stephens, Strode, Tooley, > Weir, White, Williams, and Wood. > > I'm not too far into the book yet. I am working > through it > alphabetically, and am still hung up on the thing I > started this e-mail > with, and am not past the Coes yet. So if you ask > me about anyone past > that, all I can share is what's in the book. > > As Always, > Bob Wilson > > > ==== MODADE Mailing List ==== > Listowner: mailto:[email protected] > Dade Co. GenWeb Page > http://www.rootsweb.com/~modade/modade.htm > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion > online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/

The Poindexters, Scotts, Coes, Hudspeths, etc from Surry settled in an area of Monroe KY called "Turkey Neck Bend" in the far SE corner of what is Monroe KY. If you look at a map of the Cumberland River in the area, you will see it makes a westward loop. You will find family records also in Cumberland County Kentucky, the county to the east, and in Clay and Overton County, TN. Often times the area was accessable only from by coming up from the south - Tennessee. The area south of the border the families lived in was Overton County until about 1870, when Clay County was formed. As with Monroe KY and Dade Mo, many area courthouses were burned during the Civil War. These families also have relatives in the Cooper County, MO, area and in the Morgan, Macoupin, Greene county area of Illinois. If you are related to the Coes, you would be interested in the book, The Saga of Coe Ridge by Lynwood Montell, available through inter-library loan or any book store. I assume these f! amilies are related by more marriages than are known to us. For instance, another branch of the Scott family in Dade county - the desc. of Obediah and Jesse Scott are desc. from Jesse Scott, who was a contemporary of Daniel Scott (1759-ca 1824) in Surry County. Although it is unknown if Daniel and Jesse how Daniel and Jesse are related, the fact that their grandsons and gr. grandsons lived in such close proximity is certainly a good case for a close relationship between Jesse and Daniel. Nancy Pf --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax

Julie, and fellow listers; Yes, Julie, long time no hear. You have already sent a lot on your Scotts. I will attach some Scott info at the end of this e-mail. I don't have anything else on the Scott family mentioned in the following stories. Much of it you may have shared with me already. The only place mentioned here in Monroe County is Rockbridge. In another section, speaking of Coes, the closest pinpoint of place is "...the Southeast corner of Monroe County, Ky." I visited Monroe Co, KY a couple weeks ago while on vacation. Due to court house fires several time through it's history, there are few records available, and, I have it on good authority, the records that have been left have been terribly mishandled. The best source I know of is an acquaintance of mine who I have been in contact with many times over the past 10 years or so, and had a wonderful visit with him while I was there. Mr. Dayton Birdwell. 711 Monroe Dr. Tompkinsville, KY. Another good source is Mr. Doug Moore [email protected] who has a wonderful file of Monroe Countians on Rootsweb. Hope this info helps. The only mention of Scotts in the Monroe County book is in direct connection with the McMillin Family. They did something interesting. They moved from Monroe County to Dade County in 1850, then moved back to Monroe County after the end of the war in '65. The book itself is a reprint of sections of previous works, "History of Kentucky" by Lewis Collins c. 1882 and "Kentucky: A History of the State" by W. H. Perin, J. H. Battle, and G. C. Kniffin c. 1885. The compilation was done by Mountain Press P.O. Box 400, Signal Mountain, TN, 37377-0400 and the web site www.mountainpress.com I haven't tried the web site yet. I bought the book second hand on e-bay. Mt. Press may yet have copies available. There is no date or other copyright shown of this printing, so there's no tellin'. I will here transcribe the McMillin entries as they are in the book. John T. McMillin was born January 15, 1827 in Jackson (now Clay) County, Tenn.; in 1832, removed with his parents to Monroe County, Ky., where he grew to manhood; and in 1850, settled in Dade County, Mo., where he remained until 1865, when he returned to Monroe County, his present home. In 1861, he enlisted in the Sixteenth Missouri Confederate Regiment, and remained in Price's army until the close of the war, participating in all the hard battles of that famous army corps. His Father, P. Keenan, was born in Maryland in 1788; was a soldier in the War of 1812; and died in August, 1861. He was the son of Daniel McMillin, an Irishman, who was a minister of the Gospel, and died in Indiana. Keenan married Mary Long, of Giles County, Tenn., born 1790, died 1865, and their offspring are Daniel, James, Jane (Kidwell), Eleanor (Bailey), John T., and Archibald (deceased). Mr. McMillin is taking an active interest in the education of his children, affording them far better opportunities than he ever possessed. In 1847 he married Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas and Lucy (Lovell) Scott, of Clay County, Tenn. (born in 1828), and to them have been born Thomas K., Mary (Hestand), Lucy (Hutchens), James (deceased), Cordelia C. (Edwards), Daniel, Benton, and Jennie E. Mr. McMillin is a farmer and trader, owning 550 acres of land, very productive, in a high state of cultivation. The subject was financially ruined by the late war, but by industry and close attention to business has secured a good property. In politics, he is a Democrat. Dan S. McMillin was born in Dade County, Mo., August 1, 1858. At the age of seven years he removed with his parents to Monroe County, Ky., where he now resides. His Father, John T. McMillin, or as he is sometimes called, "Rocky John", was born January 15, 1827, in Jackson County, Tenn. He was a member of Company G, Sixteenth Missouri Infantry, Confederate States Army. He was a son of Patrick K. McMillin, who was born in Maryland in 1788, and was a soldier in the War of 1812; his father, Daniel McMillin, came over from Ireland at an early age and settled in Maryland. He was a soldier in the Revolution, under Gen. Otho H. Williams, in the Maryland line. John T. McMillin married, July 22, 1847, Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas and Lucy (Lovell) Scott, of Jackson (now Clay) County, Tenn. From this union sprang Thomas K., Mary A. (Hestand), Lucy M. (Hutchens), William J. (deceased), Dan S., Cordelia C. (Edwards), Benton, and Jennie E. Dan S. married January 1, 1885, Eva E., daughter of Joseph S. and Sarah (Marrs) Dickerson, of Monroe County. She was born July 12, 1859. Mr. McMillin has been appointed Postmaster at Rockbridge. He is a moral man, but not a member of any church; in politics, he is a Democrat. If I, with sore fingers, might be allowed one editorial comment, I wish these people would have edited things a little better for completeness and duplication. Here is what I have on the Scotts with connections to Monroe County and Dade County. As I said, Julie, I think this is stuff you gave me, but I'm including it in case it might help someone else. First Generation ---------------------------------------- 1. Daniel Wentworth Scott III. Born on 2 Jan 1792 in Surry Co, NC. Daniel Wentworth died in Dade Co, MO in Jul 1866, he was 74. On 22 May 1818 when Daniel Wentworth was 26, he first married Catherine Coe, in Surry Co, NC. Born in Surry Co, NC. Catherine died bef 1822 in Kentucky. They had one child: i. Catherine. Born in 1819 in Surry Co, NC. On 9 Mar 1822 when Daniel Wentworth was 30, he second married Elizabeth Flinn, in Kentucky. Born in 1805 in North Carolina. Elizabeth died in Dade Co, MO on 10 Aug 1856, she was 51. They had the following children: 2 i. Radford (1823-1898) ii. Nancy Jane. Born in 1824 in Monroe Co, KY. 3 iii. Daniel Wentworth (1826-1915) 4 iv. Mary Ann (1833-1883) v. Elizabeth J.. Born in 1834 in Morgan Co, IL. 5 vi. James Riley (1836-) vii. Thomas. Born in 1840 in Dade Co, MO. Thomas died in Dade Co, MO bef 1850, he was 10. viii. Jasper. Born in 1844 in Dade Co, MO. ix. Sarah J.. Born in 1852 in Dade Co, MO. Second Generation ---------------------------------------- 2. Radford Scott. Born on 5 Jul 1823 in Monroe Co, KY. Radford died in Dade Co, MO on 12 Jan 1898, he was 74. On 19 Apr 1846 when Radford was 22, he married Hila B. Hudspeth, daughter of Giles Hudspeth & Catherine Discretion Sater, in Dade Co, MO. Born on 3 Jul 1828 in Monroe Co, KY. Hila B. died in Dade Co, MO on 17 Mar 1909, she was 80. They had the following children: i. Rufus. Born in 1848 in Dade Co, MO. ii. Almira. Born in 1850 in Dade Co, MO. iii. William. Born in 1852 in Dade Co, MO. iv. Benjamin. Born in 1858 in Dade Co, MO. v. Christopher C.. Born aft 1860 in Dade Co, MO. Christopher C. married Lucie Hunt. Born in Lawrence Co, MO. vi. Laura C.. Born in 1869 in Dade Co, MO. 3. Daniel Wentworth Scott IV. Born on 21 Jan 1826 in Monroe Co, KY. Daniel Wentworth died in Dade Co, MO on 20 May 1915, he was 89. On 15 Oct 1848 when Daniel Wentworth was 22, he married Mary Ann Springer, daughter of Aaron Springer & , in Dade Co, MO. Born on 20 Mar 1828 in Macoupin Co, IL. Mary Ann died in Dade Co, MO on 21 May 1913, she was 85. They had the following children: i. Joel. Born in Dade Co, MO. 6 ii. Daniel Boone (1850-1908) iii. Lucy Catherine. Born on 11 Dec 1852 in Dade Co, MO. iv. Amanda. Born on 2 Dec 1856 in Dade Co, MO. Amanda died on 1 Aug 1939, she was 82. v. Elizabeth. Born on 15 Jun 1860 in Dade Co, MO. Elizabeth died on 9 Nov 1936, she was 76. vi. Thomas John. Born on 28 Oct 1864 in Dade Co, MO. Thomas John died in 1916, he was 51. vii. Dennis. Born on 8 Sep 1866 in Dade Co, MO. Dennis died in 1941, he was 74. 4. Mary Ann Scott. Born on 29 Dec 1833 in Illinois. Mary Ann died in Dade Co, MO on 9 Apr 1883, she was 49. In 1849 when Mary Ann was 15, she married Benjamin Hudspeth, son of Giles Hudspeth & Catherine Discretion Sater, in Dade Co, MO. Born on 26 May 1823 in Monroe Co, KY. Benjamin died in Dade Co, MO on 13 Feb 1910, he was 86. They had the following children: i. Missouri G.. Born in 1853 in Dade Co, MO. Missouri G. died in Dade Co, MO on 9 Oct 1855, she was 2. ii. Ayers. Born on 24 Dec 1856 in Dade Co, MO. Ayers died on 24 Dec 1856 in Dade Co, MO. 7 iii. Susannah (1857-1928) iv. Laura. Born on 18 Jun 1860 in Dade Co, MO. Laura died in 1944, she was 83. Laura married William H. Hudspeth, son of Hudspeth & Mary J. Bruce. Born in 1860 in Dade Co, MO. 8 v. Hilley (1867-1942) 5. James Riley Scott. Born in 1836 in Morgan Co, IL. James Riley married Margaret Willis. Born in Kentucky. They had one child: 9 i. Clementine (1859-) Third Generation ---------------------------------------- 6. Daniel Boone Scott. Born on 20 Jun 1850 in Dade Co, MO. Daniel Boone died in Chautauqua Co, KS on 28 Apr 1908, he was 57. On 29 Sep 1870 when Daniel Boone was 20, he married Tabitha Jane Coble, daughter of Christopher Coble & Virginia Edwards, in Dade Co, MO. Born on 30 Jan 1853 in Dade Co, MO. Tabitha Jane died in Chautauqua Co, KS on 28 Jun 1916, she was 63. They had the following children: i. Albert Leroy. Born in 1874 in Dade Co, MO. Albert Leroy died in San Bernardino Co, California on 23 Nov 1958, he was 84. ii. Bentie. Born on 19 Sep 1877 in Dade Co, MO. Bentie died in Peru, KS on 17 Sep 1946, she was 68. 10 iii. Iva Loudella (1880-1940) iv. Christopher Columbus. Born on 6 Dec 1881 in Dade Co, MO. Christopher Columbus died in Orange Co, California on 29 Jul 1975, he was 93. v. Grover Cleveland. Born on 17 Sep 1884 in Dade Co, MO. Grover Cleveland died in Hutchinson, KS on 17 Mar 1942, he was 57. vi. Pearl. Born on 17 May 1892 in Dade Co, MO. Pearl died in Phoenix, AZ on 17 Aug 1970, she was 78. 7. Susannah Hudspeth. Born on 30 Sep 1857 in Dade Co, MO. Susannah died in Dade Co, MO on 25 Jul 1928, she was 70. abt 1875 when Susannah was 17, she married Thomas M. Speer, son of Daniel H. Speer & Elizabeth J., in Dade Co, MO. Born in 1854 in Dade Co, MO. They had the following children: i. Etta May. Born in 1876 in Dade Co, MO. ii. Viola. Born in 1878 in Dade Co, MO. iii. Daniel B.. Born in Jan 1880 in Dade Co, MO. 8. Hilley Hudspeth. Born on 4 Sep 1867 in Dade Co, MO. Hilley died in Dade Co, MO on 21 Mar 1942, she was 74. On 24 Dec 1895 when Hilley was 28, she married Andrew W. Read, in Dade Co, MO. Born on 16 Dec 1872. Andrew W. died in Dade Co, MO on 4 Jan 1968, he was 95. They had the following children: i. Parker B.. Born on 4 Aug 1897 in Dade Co, MO. ii. Blanche. Born on 1 Apr 1900 in Dade Co, MO. iii. Ernest. Born on 4 Aug 1903 in Dade Co, MO. iv. Paul. Born on 25 Apr 1906 in Dade Co, MO. v. Clarence. Born on 2 Aug 1909 in Dade Co, MO. 9. Clementine Scott. Born on 21 Jul 1859 in Dade Co, MO. On 9 Oct 1877 when Clementine was 18, she married Thomas Jefferson Bishop, son of Thomas Jefferson Bishop & Frances M. Brown, in Dade Co, MO. Born on 27 Dec 1851 in Dade Co, MO. They had the following children: i. Erma. Born on 25 Aug 1879 in Dade Co, MO. ii. Clara. Born on 27 May 1889 in Dade Co, MO. 11 iii. Pearl (1891-) iv. Margaret. Born on 28 Jan 1894 in Dade Co, MO. v. Francis Thomas. Born on 29 Jul 1900 in Dade Co, MO. vi. Lucy Ruth. Born on 6 Aug 1903 in Dade Co, MO. Fourth Generation ---------------------------------------- 10. Iva Loudella Scott. Born on 1 Jan 1880 in Dade Co, MO. Iva Loudella died in Los Angeles Co, California in Nov 1940, she was 60. On 13 Feb 1898 when Iva Loudella was 18, she married Francis Willard Palmer, son of Charles Willard Palmer & Mary Ann Freeman, in Dade Co, MO. Born on 7 Jul 1872 in Dade Co, MO. Francis Willard died in Yakima, WA in 1955, he was 82. They had one child: 12 i. Thayer Scott (1901-1988) 11. Pearl Bishop. Born on 24 Feb 1891 in Dade Co, MO. On 9 Oct 1913 when Pearl was 22, she married Roy C. Poindexter, in Dade Co, MO. Born on 24 Nov 1891 in Dade Co, MO. They had the following children: i. Royellen. Born on 29 Aug 1914 in Dade Co, MO. ii. Dorothy Clem. Born on 22 Aug 1916 in Dade Co, MO.

Carol, and fellow listers; Unfortunately, there isn't a single Hudspeth (or any variation thereof) mentioned in the book. But the Coe info in the book leads directly to the Hudspeths. Following are the entries on the Coes, Kidwells and Riggs. After that I will include what I have found connecting some of these folks so far. Oops! I pasted the Coe stuff in the wrong place. I meant to put it at the end. They ended up before the Riggs story. Sorry! Benjamin F. Coe was born April 15, 1846 in the Southeast corner of Monroe County, Ky., where he grew to manhood and has always resided. He is the son of Squire Jesse Coe, a native of Clay County, Tenn., born June 5, 1811, and in infancy removed with his parents to Monroe County, his present home, where he has served twenty years as magistrate. His Father, John Coe, removed from Surry County, N. C., to Jackson county, Tenn., in 1809, and died in Cumberland County, Ky., in 1854, at the age of seventy years. He acted as magistrate thirty five years, and high sheriff four years. He was the son of Isaiah Coe, of North Carolina, who died in 1834, at the age of seventy four years. Jesse Coe married Caroline, daughter of Daniel and Margaret (Moore) Murley, of Cumberland County (born April 1, 1809) and their children are Elizabeth A. (Garner), Isaiah, Milton, John J., Margaret (Short), Nancy (McCoy), Benjamin F., and Jesse T. Benjamin F. obtained a common school education at the schools of the vicinity in which he was reared. August 8, 1873, he married Martha M., daughter of Sporry and Nancy (Moore) Smith, of Metcalfe County, born July 29, 1851, and their union has been favored by the birth of Sidney M., Samuel (deceased), Hattie R., Jennie G., John E. H., and Charlie. Mr. Coe served in the capacity of constable for five years, and is the owner of 100 acres of well improved and productive land in good condition and fine state of cultivation. In politics, Mr. Coe is a Democrat. What was the big deal (or anyone's business) with somebody's political persuasion, anyway???????????????????????????????????????????? In my experience, most Democrats want to brag about it, most Republicans want to keep it a secret. Go figure. Isham D. Kidwell was born January 29, 1829 in Monroe County, where he grew up and now resides. His Father, William Kidwell, was born about 1795 in Virginia. At the age of about twelve years, he removed with his parents to Monroe County (then Cumberland), where he resided until his death. He was a son of Matthew Kidwell, formerly of Maryland, and latterly of Virginia. He was a soldier in the Revolutionary War under Gen. Morgan. William Kidwell was twice married; his first wife, whom he married about 1818, was Mary F., daughter of Ephraim and Anna (Peak) Dicken. To their union one son and five daughters were born, of whom Isham D. is the fourth child. The marriage of our subject with Sarah A., daughter of John A. and Mary (Paco) Williams, took place June 12, 1851. To them have been born John F., Martin D., Samuel T., Parmelia (Hammel), Nancy C., and Mary F. Mr. Kidwell started life first as a teacher and farmer and afterward as a merchant, in which latter business he has engaged since 1852. By industry and economy he has become the owner of about 600 acres in a fine state of cultivation, besides which he is the owner of a good store, well stocked with marketable goods. He was for several years magistrate and member of the court of claims of Monroe County, and is at present the postmaster at Meshack post office. He is a believer in the doctrines of the Christian Church, and in politics is a staunch Democrat. The only other mention of Kidwells is under the story of Lewis C. Ross, who married Mary A. Williams, dau of Martin and Catherine Kidwell Williams. Later in the same story it is said that Katherine was Dau of William Kidwell and Fannie Dicken. Here is what I have so far on these Coes, with connections to Hudspeths and Poindexters. I am still working on this, and have other members of the Coe and Poindexter families I have yet to clearly connect. If anyone wishes more info on the Hudspeths, contact me privately. I have bunches. Hope this helps. First Generation ---------------------------------------- 1. Timothy Coe. Born in 1715 in Sussex Co, DE. Timothy died in Surry Co, NC. Timothy married Dinah. Born in 1730 in Sussex Co, DE. Dinah died in Surry Co, NC. They had one child: 2 i. Isaiah (1757-1838) Second Generation ---------------------------------------- 2. Isaiah Coe. Born in 1757 in Surry Co, NC. Isaiah died in Surry Co, NC in 1838, he was 81. In 1777 when Isaiah was 20, he married Jemima Hudspeth, daughter of Giles Hudspeth & Elizabeth Bradford, in Surry Co, NC. Born in 1762 in Surry Co, NC. Jemima died in Surry Co, NC in 1840, she was 78. They had the following children: i. Timothy. Born in 1780 in Surry Co, NC. ii. Mary. Born in 1783 in Surry Co, NC. 3 iii. John (1784-1854) iv. Giles Hudspeth. Born in 1786 in Surry Co, NC. v. Clarissa. Born in 1787 in Surry Co, NC. vi. Elizabeth. Born in 1790 in Surry Co, NC. vii. Nancy. Born in 1792 in Surry Co, NC. viii. Charles. Born in 1794 in Surry Co, NC. ix. Catherine. Born in 1796 in Surry Co, NC. x. Ann. Born in 1798 in Surry Co, NC. 4 xi. Jemima (1799-~1855) Third Generation ---------------------------------------- 3. John Coe. Born in 1784 in Surry Co, NC. John died in Cumberland Co, KY on 12 May 1854, he was 70. Occupation: Farmer, County Magistrate for 35 years, then County Sheriff for 4 years. In 1806 when John was 22, he married Nancy Scott, daughter of Jesse Scott & Fannie, in Surry Co, NC. Born on 21 May 1782 in Surry Co, NC. Nancy died in Cumberland Co, KY on 8 Dec 1868, she was 86. They had the following children: i. infant. Born in 1807. infant died in 1807. 5 ii. Fannie (1808-1844) iii. Mary "Polly". Born in 1809. 6 iv. Jesse (1811-) v. Jemima. Born in 1813. vi. John Jefferson. Born in 1820. vii. Melinda. Born in 1828. 4. Jemima Coe. Born in 1799 in Surry Co, NC. Jemima died in Tennessee abt 1855, she was 56. On 18 Feb 1826 when Jemima was 27, she married Aaron S. Stinson, in Surry Co, NC. Born in 1798 in Surry Co, NC. Aaron S. died in Tennessee in 1861, he was 63. They had the following children: i. Riley Smith. Born in 1827 in Surry Co, NC. ii. Catherine. Born in 1831 in Surry Co, NC. iii. Isaiah. Born in 1836 in Surry Co, NC. iv. Elizabeth. Born on 24 Mar 1839 in Surry Co, NC. v. Nancy. Born in 1841 in Surry Co, NC. vi. Mary J.. Born in 1843 in Surry Co, NC. Fourth Generation ---------------------------------------- 5. Fannie Coe. Born in 1808 in Jackson Co, TN. Fannie died in Tennessee in 1844, she was 36. In 1827 when Fannie was 19, she married Archibald Thomas Poindexter, son of Archibald Pledge Poindexter & Rebecca Flynn, in Tennessee. Born in 1802 in Surry Co, NC. Archibald Thomas died in Tennessee in 1881, he was 79. They had the following children: 7 i. John Robert (1828-1863) 8 ii. Archibald (1833-) iii. Elizabeth. Born in 1834 in Kentucky. Elizabeth married George S. Bolton. 9 iv. Mary Coe (1838-1884) 10 v. Robert M. (1840-) vi. Josiah Jefferson. Born in Sep 1841 in Tennessee. Josiah Jefferson died in 1924, he was 82. 11 vii. Thomas Archibald (1844-) 6. Jesse Coe. Born on 5 Jun 1811 in Jackson Co, TN. Jesse died in Monroe Co, KY. bef 1833 when Jesse was 21, he married Caroline Murley, daughter of Daniel Murley & Margaret Moore, in Cumberland Co, KY. Born on 1 Apr 1809 in Cumberland Co, KY. Caroline died in Monroe Co, KY. They had the following children: i. Elizabeth A.. Born in Cumberland Co, KY. ii. Isaiah. Born in Cumberland Co, KY. iii. Milton. Born in Cumberland Co, KY. iv. John J.. Born in Cumberland Co, KY. v. Margaret. Born in Monroe Co, KY. vi. Nancy. Born in Monroe Co, KY. 12 vii. Benjamin F. (1846-) viii. Jesse T.. Born in Monroe Co, KY. Fifth Generation ---------------------------------------- 7. John Robert Poindexter. Born in 1828 in Kentucky. John Robert died in Cumberland Co, KY in 1863, he was 35. In 1849 when John Robert was 21, he married Caroline Speer, in Cumberland Co, KY. Born in Kentucky. Caroline died in Cumberland Co, KY. They had the following children: i. Fannie. Born in Cumberland Co, KY. ii. Nancy. Born in Cumberland Co, KY. iii. M. King. Born in 1849 in Cumberland Co, KY. iv. S. I.. Born in 1851 in Cumberland Co, KY. v. Mary W.. Born in 1855 in Cumberland Co, KY. vi. T. Jemima. Born in 1857 in Cumberland Co, KY. 8. Archibald Poindexter. Born in 1833 in Tennessee. Archibald married Margaret Pennington, in Tennessee. Born in 1836 in Tennessee. They had one child: i. Sarah G.. Born on 19 Apr 1853 in Tennessee. 9. Mary Coe Poindexter. Born in 1838 in Tennessee. Mary Coe died in Monroe Co, KY in 1884, she was 46. In 1856 when Mary Coe was 18, she married Robert Nevins, in Clay Co, TN. Born on 2 Jan 1836 in Clay Co, TN. Robert died in Clay Co, TN on 27 Jun 1922, he was 86. They had the following children: i. Fannie Anna Rebecca. Born on 4 Nov 1857 in Clay Co, TN. Fannie Anna Rebecca died on 19 Sep 1935, she was 77. ii. Thomas Walker. Born on 4 Dec 1859 in Clay Co, TN. iii. Mary Jane. Born on 27 Oct 1863 in Clay Co, TN. Mary Jane died on 1 Feb 1933, she was 69. iv. Archibald Poindexter. Born on 4 Mar 1865 in Clay Co, TN. v. Sarah Coe. Born in 1866 in Clay Co, TN. vi. Martha. Born in 1868 in Clay Co, TN. Martha died on 10 Aug 1949, she was 81. vii. Nancy Kirk. Born in 1870 in Clay Co, TN. Nancy Kirk died on 3 Aug 1949, she was 79. viii. James R.. Born on 6 May 1873 in Clay Co, TN. James R. died on 28 Jan 1951, he was 77. ix. John Poindexter. Born on 22 Jun 1879 in Clay Co, TN. John Poindexter died on 21 Nov 1955, he was 76. x. Ella. Born on 6 Jul 1882 in Monroe Co, KY. 10. Robert M. Poindexter. Born on 26 Mar 1840 in Tennessee. Robert M. first married Eva Angeline Coe, in Tennessee. Born in Tennessee. They had the following children: i. John Thomas. Born on 16 Nov 1857 in Clay Co, TN. John Thomas died on 14 Sep 1923, he was 65. ii. Mary M.. Born in 1859 in Clay Co, TN. In 1861 when Robert M. was 20, he second married Jemima Jane Coe, in Tennessee. Born in Tennessee. They had the following children: i. Turner. Born in Tennessee. ii. Jesse Wright. Born on 9 Oct 1866 in Tennessee. Jesse Wright died on 25 Nov 1931, he was 65. iii. James C.. Born in 1869 in Tennessee. iv. Gertrude. Born in 1876 in Tennessee. 11. Thomas Archibald Poindexter. Born in 1844 in Tennessee. In 1859 when Thomas Archibald was 15, he married Hannah Catherine Green, in Clay Co, TN. Born in Tennessee. They had one child: i. Archibald Thomas. Born on 1 Jul 1860 in Tennessee. Archibald Thomas died on 12 Jan 1937, he was 76. 12. Benjamin F. Coe. Born on 15 Apr 1846 in Monroe Co, KY. On 8 Aug 1873 when Benjamin F. was 27, he married Martha M. Smith, daughter of Sporry Smith & Nancy Moore, in Monroe Co, KY. Born on 29 Jul 1851 in Metcalfe Co, KY. They had the following children: i. Sidney M.. Born in Monroe Co, KY. ii. Samuel. Born in Monroe Co, KY. Samuel died bef 1885 in Monroe Co, KY. iii. Hattie R.. Born in Monroe Co, KY. iv. Jennie G.. Born in Monroe Co, KY. v. John E. H.. Born in Monroe Co, KY. vi. Charles. Born in Monroe Co, KY. Dr. Caswell C. Riggs was born January 13, 1839, at Morristown, Hamblen County, Tenn., where he was reared to manhood, and in 1860 removed to Monroe County, Ky., where he has since resided. His Father, Samuel Riggs, also a native of Hamblen County, died there August 4, 1859, at the age of fifty six years. He was the son of Clisbe Riggs, who was born in North Carolina; located in pioneer times to East Tennessee, where he was a large land owner and slave holder; and he died in 1845. Samuel Riggs married Elizabeth, daughter of William and Tabitha Cheny, of Morristown, (died in 1862, aged fifty six years), and from their union sprang Ellis, Phebe, Newton and Owen, Adeline (deceased), Clisbe, Jane (Felknor), William, Dr. C. C., James, John W., and Samuel H. Dr. Riggs received his early education at the common schools of the vicinity of which he lived, after which he attended the academy in Morristown, since which time he has always been a close student. He married, May 21, 1884, Sarah L., daughter of Thomas and Mary (Meador) Jones, of Macon County, Tenn., (born July 18, 1860); and to them has been born one son, Julius Magnus. In 1861, he commenced the study of medicine at Flippin, Ky., with Drs. Brockett and Clements, with whom he remained four years. In 1865 he began to practice at that place; and in 1871, he located at Gamaliel. in 1874, he attended lectures at the University of Louisville, from which he graduated in 1875; since which time, he has been successfully engaged in the practice of his profession. Dr. Riggs has ever been compelled to rely upon his own efforts for success in life. He is not connected to any Christian denomination, but is partial to the Baptist Church. In politics, he is identified with the Republican party. The only other mention of the Riggs surname is in the listing of former Monroe County members of the Hose of Representatives (I assume state level, but it does not say), John B. Riggs, 1865-67.

Re: posting by Julie. I am not searching for SCOTT families, I did notice your SPRINGER reference. So if you ever get back to the area of 1700's in Hanover, Louisa, Orange and Albemarle Counties in Virginia you might pick up on the SCOTTs & SPRINGERs. Below is how the SCOTTs work into my line. Also, Hopewell/Hopeful WOOD had a son names Hezekiah WOOD who wed Martha"Patsy" GENTRY on 1july1799. The early GENTRYs have Elizabeth SPRINGER in their line . If you are interested do a search for the Gentry Forum and you will find SPRINGER. If you have problems finding the site let me know and i'll be glad to send the URL from the site. I have nothing more on SPRINGER nor SCOTT. Hope you do well in your search. JA ************************************************** Descendants of ??? Wood 1 ??? WOOD . +??? ??? ......... 2 Zebedee WOOD b: Est 1750 d: 1788 ............. +Anne DRURY m: 10 Sep 1776 Saint James Parish, Ann Arundel, Md. ......... 2 Hopewell 'Hopeful' WOOD b: est. in Maryland d: 1823 Orange Va ............. +??? b: Est 1755 d: Est 1777 Est. St James Parish, Ann Arundel, Md m: Est 1772 ......... *2nd Wife of Hopewell 'Hopeful' WOOD: ............. +Anne MUSE b: Est 1759 d: Est 1791 Orange Virginia m: 10 Feb 1779 Anne Arundel Md ......... *3rd Wife of Hopewell 'Hopeful' WOOD: ............. +Willhemina TERMAN d: Bef. 25 May 1823 Orange Va m: 22 Apr 1793 Orange Va ......... 2 Casandra WOOD ............. +??? STONE ......... 2 MaryAnn 'Nancy' WOOD ............. +Henry SCOTT m: 24 Oct 1783 ......... 2 ??? WOOD ............. +James CUMMINGS

Julie: I have some POINDEXTERs and SCOTTs in my Kirby book (also along with my Thompsons, Grishams, etc. etc.). Wonder if we are related? For the Poindexters there are the following: Frances Aline Poindexter Jefferson Poindexter Mamie Poindexter Travis Frederick Poindexter There are too many Scotts to list, but give me some names and I will see if there are in here. Happy hunting, Barb By. you can get me on [email protected]

Dear Friends; I recently got a book of Monroe Co, KY biographies. Once I started digging into it, and started tracing some families, and cross referencing names, I found another of those migration patterns where families interconnect over time. This pattern goes from Surry Co, NC to Monroe Co, KY to Dade Co, MO The primary surnames I'm covering with this are; Coe, Hudspeth, Savage, Scott, and Poindexter. If any of my fellow listers have a pattern of places or family connections like this, I'd sure like to hear from you, and learn what you've found. If anybody is interested in any of the data from the Monroe Co, KY bios book, the primary names in the book are; Abshire, Barr, Batdorf, Beals, Bedford, Biggerstaff, Bushong, Button, Chism, Cloyd, Coe, Comer, Crawford, Day, Downing, Dunn, Evans, Ferguson, Flippin, Flowers, Fraim, Franklin, Frazier, Gee, Gillenwaters, Goad, Green, Hagan, Harlan, Harris, Hayes, Hestand, Hope, Howard, Jones, Kidwell, Kingery, Kirkpatrick, Leslie, Lloyd, McMillin, Mansfield, Miller, Mitchell, Muncie, Norman, Patterson, Pedigo, Pile, Pitcock, Proffitt, Purcell, Ray, Richardson, Riggs, Rodgers, Ross, Rush, Simmons, Spear, Stephens, Strode, Tooley, Weir, White, Williams, and Wood. I'm not too far into the book yet. I am working through it alphabetically, and am still hung up on the thing I started this e-mail with, and am not past the Coes yet. So if you ask me about anyone past that, all I can share is what's in the book. As Always, Bob Wilson

Hi Barb; My SCOTTs are: 1. Daniel Wentworth Scott Sr."Little Dan" married Catherine Coe/ married Elizabeth Flinn. 2. Daniel Wentworth Scott Jr. married Mary Ann Springer 3. Daniel Boone Scott married Tabitha Jane Coble I'm also looking for info on families COBLE and EDWARDS. Dade Co. My Scotts were connected with Poindexters in Surry Co., Daniel (another one) W. Scott married Ann Nancy Radford Poindexter 1780. they had 9 children. Some, I 'm sure migrated to Dade Co. Any info is appreciated. Let me know if I can help you in any way. Thanks. Julie [email protected] ============================================= Sent: Saturday, April 06, 2002 2:30 PM Subject: Re: [MODADE] Re: Surry Co, NC to Monroe Co, KY to Dade Co, MO > Julie: I have some POINDEXTERs and SCOTTs in my Kirby book (also along with > my Thompsons, Grishams, etc. etc.). Wonder if we are related? > > For the Poindexters there are the following: > > Frances Aline Poindexter > Jefferson Poindexter > Mamie Poindexter > Travis Frederick Poindexter > > There are too many Scotts to list, but give me some names and I will see if > there are in here. > > Happy hunting, > Barb By. > you can get me on [email protected] > > > > ==== MODADE Mailing List ==== > Listowner: mailto:[email protected] > [email protected] > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Hi Bob; We've talked before. That is exactly the route of my Scott ancestors. I've found information about them in Surry Co. and Dade Co., but haven't found much about them in Monroe Co. Would like to know any information about them in KY. Also what is the name of the town they settled near. I've never been able to find out anything more than "Monroe Co." My Scott ancestors were married to Coes, Hudspeths and Poindexters. Can you tell me the title of the book and the author? Thanks, Julie Larsen Researching Scott, Poindexter, Palmer, Marbury, Randolph, Isham

Bob, I am very interested in knowing what the book has on these families, Coe, Kidwell, Riggs, Thanks for the look-up. Carol [email protected], My Hedgepeth surname, was sometimes written as Hudspeth. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert L Wilson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 06, 2002 1:16 PM Subject: [MODADE] Re: Surry Co, NC to Monroe Co, KY to Dade Co, MO > Dear Friends; > > I recently got a book of Monroe Co, KY biographies. Once I started > digging into it, and started tracing some families, and cross referencing > names, I found another of those migration patterns where families > interconnect over time. This pattern goes from Surry Co, NC to Monroe > Co, KY to Dade Co, MO > > The primary surnames I'm covering with this are; Coe, Hudspeth, Savage, > Scott, and Poindexter. > > If any of my fellow listers have a pattern of places or family > connections like this, I'd sure like to hear from you, and learn what > you've found. > > If anybody is interested in any of the data from the Monroe Co, KY bios > book, the primary names in the book are; Abshire, Barr, Batdorf, Beals, > Bedford, Biggerstaff, Bushong, Button, Chism, Cloyd, Coe, Comer, > Crawford, Day, Downing, Dunn, Evans, Ferguson, Flippin, Flowers, Fraim, > Franklin, Frazier, Gee, Gillenwaters, Goad, Green, Hagan, Harlan, Harris, > Hayes, Hestand, Hope, Howard, Jones, Kidwell, Kingery, Kirkpatrick, > Leslie, Lloyd, McMillin, Mansfield, Miller, Mitchell, Muncie, Norman, > Patterson, Pedigo, Pile, Pitcock, Proffitt, Purcell, Ray, Richardson, > Riggs, Rodgers, Ross, Rush, Simmons, Spear, Stephens, Strode, Tooley, > Weir, White, Williams, and Wood. > > I'm not too far into the book yet. I am working through it > alphabetically, and am still hung up on the thing I started this e-mail > with, and am not past the Coes yet. So if you ask me about anyone past > that, all I can share is what's in the book. > > As Always, > Bob Wilson > > > ==== MODADE Mailing List ==== > Listowner: mailto:[email protected] > Dade Co. GenWeb Page http://www.rootsweb.com/~modade/modade.htm > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/CKB.2ACE/1541 Message Board Post: I am looking for information on Harrison C. Epperson and Disie Lawson. They married in 1863 in Harrison co,Mo. But were listed on the 1870 Census in Dade Co. Any information is appreciated.