Dear Allen, Thank you so much for your 2 answers to my query re a Mrs. James CRAWFORD being buried in a TART Cemetery. In a message dated 5/7/06 6:00:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > (1 Msg): I was thinking about you today. I ran across a Right Bafs Will in > a book. > I figured it was Wright Bass. I will go look at it again and see if has any > TART information. Wright Bass appointed John Tart and Henry Berry as excutor > of the Will And a N. TART was witness of the Will > > (2 msg): Seem like a valid connection. I am not aware of cemetery > connections. > > Allen Hunt According to records you are absolutely right about Wright BASS's will. I'm sure this will help others who are researching this family. Thanks again for your help. Winkie Dear List, WHILE WE'RE ON THIS SUBJECT, LET ME ELABORATE AND ASK FOR YOUR HELP ONCE AGAIN ON THIS SUBJECT. Here is my query once again from an eM correspondent "buried in a burial place somewhere and that that is considered to be Mrs. James CRAWFORD in a TART family-connected graveyard, not a CRAWFORD one." Correspondent also wrote " Probably never be able to find the report that led to this belief. And, if it was just a belief, not a fact. If there is anyone who has knowledge of a Mrs. James CRAWFORD being burried in a TART cemetery, or any cemetery I would certainly appreciate hearing from you on the list , or directly. My records show Mary TART (d/o Enos TART d. 1801, copy of will on Marion Co website, Victoria hostess), was named in Enos' will as Mary CRAWFORD. Further records revealed the facts above which Allen sent me about TARTS being named as executor & witness. My records further show Widow Mary CRAWFORD marr Wright BASS but wasn't named in his will (I Transcribed 2 wills re Wright BASS, which are shown on Marion Co Website, Victoria hostess). Wright BASS named an Elizabeth as wife (although I have begun to think that possibly Mary's name was "Mary Elizabeth." Anyone who knows of a 3rd marriage for Wright Bass, please let me know. I'm going on the assumption of Wright's having had his son, Right BASS, by a 1st wife and Mary (TART) Crawford, widow as his 2nd and/or last wife, with the possibility that her name was "Mary Elizabeth" (TART) CRAWFORD. It is my wish that among the researchers (BASS, TART, CRAWFORD) online, we may make a breakthrough.        Thank you for your help as always, Winkie CRAWFORD Robinson