This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JKB.2ACE/94.1.1 Message Board Post: Paula, my Fannie Ramsey was an Inman by marriage I believe because the 1850 Jeffereson Co., TN Census listed a James J. Inman as also part of household at age 17. Fannie was listed as age 42 and I believe Inman to be her married name from a previous marriage. Fannie would have been born about 1808 based on the 1850 Jefferson Co Census. Their son Thomas Andrew Ramsey born about 1839. Thomas Andrew appeared in the Deepwater, Henry Co., MO Census of 1860 with my Ramsey family and the 1850 Census in Jefferson Co., TN. Thomas Andrew must have married and stayed in MO area as did John Lafayette Ramsey. Anna Ramsey the only known daughter of this marriage is missing also. Fannie husband John Vardiman Ramsey remarried in 1853 in TN. Between 1850 Fannie disapeared form my records. I have found a Ramsey cemetery in Hamblen Co., TN. Parts Hamblen Co used to be part of Jefferson Co., TN. I'm still looking into this as apossible site for my Ramsey family. Between 1853 and 1860 John Vardeman Ramsey and family moved and setteled in the Honey Creek, Deepwater, Henry CO., MO in SW MO. It is unknow when they moved back to TN but appeared in the 1880 Cocke Co., TN Census.