In 1813 all of what became Macon, Clay, Cherokee, Graham, and pts of Swain, Jackson & Transylvania was Cherokee Territory. There were some other races there. But no one was keeping anything fancy like marriage records. Keeps research interesting. Jerry and Gina Rose wrote: > > Can anyone tell me if there is a Mr. LINDSAY who married a Miss CAYLOR > (Caler) in Macon Co., NC before 1813? I do not know the first names of > Lindsay and Caylor. Hoping to find a clue. > > Thanks, > Gina Rose -- Linda Hoxit Raxter http://www.rootsquest.com/~alextree lraxter@citcom.net Western North Carolina Cemeteries and More! American Local History Network - Transylvania County, NC Coordinator Related to at least half the county at least once ; )