Ok, I will. Told you we have pony express going to Alabama. Dee ----- Original Message ----- From: <Yelowstone@aol.com> To: <TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2001 7:53 AM Subject: [ROOTWALKER] Tennessee state map for Dee > Hello Dee, > > I mailed your map on 4-25-01. > > If you don't get it soon, let me know. > > Thanks for being part of the ROOTWALKER family. > > Sincerely, > > > > Stan Magnesen > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > In a message dated 5/5/01 4:16:23 AM Pacific Daylight Time, deew@hiwaay.net > writes: > > > Subj: Re: [ROOTWALKER] Tennessee state maps. > > Date: 5/5/01 4:16:23 AM Pacific Daylight Time > > From: deew@hiwaay.net (Dee Wesser) > > Reply-to: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > > To: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > > > > Stan, has mine been mailed out? I have not received it yet. It could be > > coming by pony express to Alabama though. > > Dee > > - > > > ==== TN-ROOTWALKER Mailing List ==== > If you have gotten help from others on your family tree, please pass the favor on to others. > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library >

Stan, has mine been mailed out? I have not received it yet. It could be coming by pony express to Alabama though. Dee ----- Original Message ----- From: <Yelowstone@aol.com> To: <TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 10:28 PM Subject: [ROOTWALKER] Tennessee state maps. > Hi folks, > > I still have a few Tennessee maps for anyone that is interested. > > All but two have been mailed out to those people that wanted copies of them. > > The postage is 55 cents, and that is all it will cost to get one of these > maps. > > Thanks for being the ROOTWALKER family. > > Sincerely, > > > > Stan > > > ==== TN-ROOTWALKER Mailing List ==== > ******Genealogists "bury" themselves in data!****** > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB >

Hi Folks I am researching the White / DeKalb area for the surname of : Maynard ( mainard / Mainord/ Maynor etc ) and Henderson. My Manyard line wound up in Macon County after the Civil War. Brickwall is Nancy Maynard born in NC 1806, living with David Scott in White county. Also looking for Hawkins information out of Macon / Smith & Montgomery counties from 1811 - 1860. Brickwall is P.B. Hawkins born 1811 in VA, married Nancy Goad - left TN in 1859 for Arkansas. Anyone else looking for these surnames ? Kathi Qwest Long Distance -- 5¢ a minute with no monthly fee! Visit http://qwesteferral.com/r.jsp?a=tXzpGKDUwT5fVU541Lz2HA$$&x Check out this Central Ohio ISP. Are you paying more than $99/year? Check out Copper.net by going to their web site or calling 888.336-3316. I have no trouble with it and always connect at 56K and higher. If you try it, let them know how you heard. Use my promo code "tedeschi" and I get a reward too. Thanks.

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Hello Margaret, I'm sorry, but there are no TRIBBLEs or COCKEs that were married in Dickson County, TN, in the time period of 1838-1848. There were no ministers or justices of the peace by those surnames either. Thanks for being part of the ROOTWALKER family. Sincerely, Stan Magnesen ~~~~~~~~~~~~ In a message dated 5/4/01 9:23:26 PM Pacific Daylight Time, MAIRZYDOA@aol.com writes: > Subj: Re: [ROOTWALKER] Marriage Records of Dickson Co., TN, 1838-1848 > Date: 5/4/01 9:23:26 PM Pacific Daylight Time > From: MAIRZYDOA@aol.com > Reply-to: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > To: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > > Do you have any records on any Tribbles or Cockes in the Marriage records? > Margaret > >

Hello RASH researchers, Here are a couple of entries in the Jackson County Ranger Book that pertain to the RASH family: ********** "Taken up by Levy RASH on the Walton road one sutty colourd barrow the ear Mark is crop of each ear Two slits and under bits in the left ear appraised to $1.00 $1.00 Hog Transmitted 1st Augts 1818." ********** "Taken up by Aran Been Living in Jackson County on Blackburns fork one sorrel Mare Four years old about thirteen hands high some white hairs under the hind foot Locks no brands perceivable appraised to Eleven Dollars before me This 6 day of February 1819 $11.00 Proven away before Wm Rash the 4 day of September 1819 as Probate & Filed Published ********** I hope you find this information useful. This information is unedited. Thanks for being part of the ROOTWALKER family. Sincerely, Stan Magnesen ROOTWALKER site/list coordinator

Do you have any records on any Tribbles or Cockes in the Marriage records? Margaret

Hi folks, I still have a few Tennessee maps for anyone that is interested. All but two have been mailed out to those people that wanted copies of them. The postage is 55 cents, and that is all it will cost to get one of these maps. Thanks for being the ROOTWALKER family. Sincerely, Stan

Hello everyone, I ran into a member of the ROOTWALKER family today and told her that the next information we would have on this mail list was about Dickson County. Then, I got home and found that a great deal of the discussion in yesterday's emails was about a community in Dickson County. It looks as if the time is right to do some work in that area. I have in my hands a copy of the Dickson County Marriage Record Book, 1838 - 1848. I will research names in it until you are all satisfied that you need no more information from it. So, if you think you may have someone in your family's past that tied the knot in Dickson County, ask away! Remember that if your kin was in one of the surrounding counties or a county that splintered off Dickson, such as Houston, your family might just be found here. Thanks for being the ROOTWALKER family. Sincerely, Stan Magnesen ROOTWALKER site/list coordinator

Hello Deborah, You don't need to go to Overton County for those documents. I have them. Page 139 and 161 of the Overton County Court Minute Book, January, 1843 - November, 1849. Now, all I need to do is decipher the handwriting. Thanks for being part of the ROOTWALKER family. Sincerely, Stan Magnesen ROOTWALKER site/list coordinator ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In a message dated 5/4/01 4:32:08 PM Pacific Daylight Time, debjorg@juno.com writes: > Subj: [ROOTWALKER] Re: Overton County documents > Date: 5/4/01 4:32:08 PM Pacific Daylight Time > From: debjorg@juno.com (Deborah L Jorgensen) > Reply-to: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > To: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > > Thanks Stan. I just got back from the McClung Collection at the > Knoxville Historical Library (somewhere I have not been able to get to > due to lots of family busy-ness the last few months!)--and was told that > I would most likely need to go to Overton County - Livingston, I presume! > And maybe I can do that in a week or two. Its not so awfully far. I > will let the list know if I find something and if so, how I found it. > If I can't find anything there, I will yell for help! Debby J. >

Hi Stan, I did talk to Dorothy today. She is now a White. I plan on meeting with her on my trip. Only 12 days away!! Thanks for the White Bluff info. There is an interesting White Bluff web page with lots of humor and picutres of the town http://blufwatch.tripod.com/ as well as helpful info. The page "You might be from White Bluff if...." is particularly funny if you have small town memories and everyone knowing everyone. Jeanne

Hi Teresa, Do you have any other names you would like me to look up for you from the Jackson County Ranger Book? I'll be happy to look for you. Thanks for being part of the ROOTWALKER family. Sincerely, Stan Magnesen ROOTWALKER site/list coordinator ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In a message dated 5/3/01 4:09:08 PM Pacific Daylight Time, kyoung17345@yahoo.com writes: > Subj: Re: [ROOTWALKER] SUAFFORD, LONG, and RECTOR in the Jackson Co. > Ranger book. > Date: 5/3/01 4:09:08 PM Pacific Daylight Time > From: kyoung17345@yahoo.com (Teresa Young) > Reply-to: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > To: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > > Thanks > Tersa > --

Hi Everyone, I am looking for descendants of the following PEMBERTONs fom Wilson Co. John M. PEMBERTON b. VA or TN 1800-1820 Robert L. PEMBERTON b. VA or TN " "" "" Eli M. PEMBERTON b. VA or TN James K. PEMBERTON b. VA or TN Hardin R. PEMBERTON b. ?????? Mary F. PEMBERTON md. John B. Thompson Emma L. PEMBERTON Eliza J. PEMBERTON George N. PEMBERTON b. 1803 VA Is there anyone who has information on these PEMBERTONs ?? Any help sincerely appreciated. Thank You, Sharron Redden

Hi Jeanne, Thanks for posting the URL for the Dickson Herald obituaries. The editor told us back last summer when they ran an article on Vanessa and I, our cemetery transcriptions, and genealogical work that they would have the obituaries on line soon. It looks as if he is a man of his word! I have a great deal of respect for those people at the Dickson Herald and hope everyone will visit their web site often. Thanks, Jeanne, for being part of the ROOTWALKER family. Sincerely, Stan Magnesen ROOTWALKER site/list coordinator ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In a message dated 5/3/01 10:51:59 AM Pacific Daylight Time, RaymondHMillman@email.msn.com writes: > Subj: [ROOTWALKER] online Dickson Co obits > Date: 5/3/01 10:51:59 AM Pacific Daylight Time > From: RaymondHMillman@email.msn.com (Raymond Millman) > Reply-to: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > To: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > > > Hi List, > Dickson Co Herald obits are online, site also has links for a few other > online Middle Tn newspapers (ex:Ashland City) > > http://www.dicksonherald.com/obits.shtml > Jeanne > >

Hello Suzanne, Thanks for posting this about the 1890 reunion. Many people will enjoy reading about it. I'll bet the company and the food were wonderful! Thanks for being part of the ROOTWALKER family. Sincerely, Stan Magnesen ROOTWALKER site/list coordinator ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In a message dated 5/3/01 9:10:45 AM Pacific Daylight Time, WiseCatbrd@aol.com writes: > Subj: [ROOTWALKER] Speaking of reunions... > Date: 5/3/01 9:10:45 AM Pacific Daylight Time > From: WiseCatbrd@aol.com > Reply-to: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > To: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > > Hey y'all, :) > > Since Stan mentioned that it's time for reunions, I thought that I'd share > this with the group. It's a list of guests that were present at "The Grand > Reunion" held June 1, 1890 at J.W. Pardues place near Grantville, TN. > Thanks > to Stans listing of communities by county, I now know that Grantville was in > > Montgomery County. Thanks. :)) > > This list is an entry in a small pocket notebook that is one of my family > artifacts. It was kept by John T. Pardue during the 1880s and 90s and has > all > kinds of little tidbits like this in it. I'll quote it verbatim as much as > possible, so make allowances for the spelling ! <grin> > > ------- > June 1st 1890 Grand Reunion at J. W. Pardues Near Grantville Tenn. The > Guest > consisted as follows > Garland Stewart and family > Bruce Jones and family > Martin Albright and family > Andrew Pardue and family > Robert (my note: possibly Rohbert) Pardue and family > Mrs. Andersen Albright and children > Frank Brown and family > John Rinehart and Wife > Robert Evans > Charlie Evans > Charlie Dawson > > The day was past off in a General Conversation the Table were laden with all > > the most Exquisit Edibles that the heart could wish for and all went happy > as > a marriage bell But then the sad time come when we all had to part perhaps > never to meet this side of Heaven > > ----------- > > I've not identified who all these folks were yet, but maybe someone here > might find or know of a link to some of these people. > > For those of you who are attending a family reunion this summer, I hope it's > > as wonderful as this one seems to have been. :)) > > Suzanne > > >

Hello folks, Try contacting this person for information about Fort Campbell: Hope Corizzo corizzoh@emh2.campbell.army.mil Archaeological Technician I hope she can direct you to the right place to find your answers. Thanks for being the ROOTWALKER family. Sincerely, Stan Magnesen ROOTWALKER site/list coordinator ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In a message dated 5/3/01 8:50:06 AM Pacific Daylight Time, WiseCatbrd@aol.com writes: > Subj: Re: [ROOTWALKER] Ft. Campbell Kenneth JACOBS > Date: 5/3/01 8:50:06 AM Pacific Daylight Time > From: WiseCatbrd@aol.com > Reply-to: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > To: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > > Jeanne, > > Sorry for the delay in responding to this but I've been spending too much > time on the porch swing ! <grin> > > Although you might find something about this in the local paper, it's just > as > likely that you won't. Keep in mind that this was wartime and sometimes > things that could have been perceived as being "negative" or "threatening" > weren't "allowed" to be published or written about. So don't be surprised > if > you don't find anything. > > But, there might be a couple of other places to check for info on this. > First of all, every military post that I've ever been on (and that's quite a > > few <g>), has some kind of post historian and/or a curator of a post museum, > > even if they're only volunteers. Although the Ft. Campbell webpage does > have > a bit of history on it, it doesn't list a post historian. You could try > sending an email to PageMaster@emh2.campbell.army.mil and ask if there is > one. Or you could look for the local chapters of the VFW or similar group. > > They often supply the volunteers to staff a post musuem or archive > collections. > > Another place to check is the post newspaper. It may have been published in > > the 40s. The link to that is http://www.campbell.army.mil/courier.htm > > The page also mentions that "The Sink Library maintains back issues of the > Fort Campbell Courier on microfilm." I'm assuming that that is probably the > > local county library. > > One last place to try might be the Armys history site. It's at > http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/ . You might be able to email them for info on > > how to get what you're looking for. > > Good luck cousin ! :) > > Suzanne > >

Hello Suzanne, How would you like to have a copy of Granbury Baggett's Bible information? If you look on the ROOTWALKER web site at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnnmid/baggett4.htm You will find the BAGGETT Cemetery in Robertson County. I am not absolutely positive, but I believe William B. BAGGETT is buried there, along with most of his family. The BAGGETT homeplace was very near by. Thanks for being part of the ROOTWALKER family. Sincerely, Stan Magnesen ROOTWALKER site/list coordinator ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In a message dated 5/3/01 8:19:56 AM Pacific Daylight Time, WiseCatbrd@aol.com writes: > Subj: Re: [ROOTWALKER] Surnames and intro/Baggett Line > Date: 5/3/01 8:19:56 AM Pacific Daylight Time > From: WiseCatbrd@aol.com > Reply-to: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > To: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi, > > My Baggett line is mostly in Robertson County, through Jesse Jones Baggett > (1799-1834), his son James Granberry (1825-1873), and his son William B. > (1852-1933). His daughter Mary, married (Robert) Elvis Pitt, and were my > daddys grandparents. > > I have some of the basic info, such as dates, burial locations, etc., but I > would love to have any background, like where they lived, etc. . > > I'm also working on the wives families, but of course that is much harder to > > research. > > Thanks, > Suzanne >

Hello Jeanne, White Bluff is a community in Dickson County, which is in the ROOTWALKER region. We know the area well. In the 1990 census, White Bluff had a population of 1988 people, but I am certain it has grown quite a bit with the growth of nearby Nashville. If you find the new name of Dorothy, let us know and we will search for her. Have you looked in the nearby communities of Pegram (Cheatham Co.), Burns, or Dickson. You might want to also take a look in the Davidson County area for her. Thanks for being part of the ROOTWALKER family. Sincerely, Stan Magnesen ROOTWALKER site/list coordinator ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In a message dated 5/3/01 8:10:42 AM Pacific Daylight Time, RaymondHMillman@email.msn.com writes: > Subj: [ROOTWALKER] White Bluff Tn Dorothy Anderson > Date: 5/3/01 8:10:42 AM Pacific Daylight Time > From: RaymondHMillman@email.msn.com (Raymond Millman) > Reply-to: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > To: TN-ROOTWALKER-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi list, > How big a place is White Bluff Tn? Where is it? > > I'm trying to locate a Dorothy Coakley Anderson. > She remarried and her cousins can't recall her NEW last name. She was > working on Coakley genealogy 20 + years ago. So frustrating to not be able > to get in touch with the only other searcher!!! > > I'm thinking of running an ad in the local paper if there is one? > > I sent a letter in Jan to a P.O. Box number that's 20 yrs old. No response. > > Any ideas on how I can locate her? She is porbably in her 70's. > Thanks for any help, it's hard searching from Los Angeles. > Jeanne > > > >

Thanks Stan. I just got back from the McClung Collection at the Knoxville Historical Library (somewhere I have not been able to get to due to lots of family busy-ness the last few months!)--and was told that I would most likely need to go to Overton County - Livingston, I presume! And maybe I can do that in a week or two. Its not so awfully far. I will let the list know if I find something and if so, how I found it. If I can't find anything there, I will yell for help! Debby J. On Thu, 3 May 2001 17:55:19 -0700 TN-ROOTWALKER-D-request@rootsweb.com writes:

Good luck Jeanne.......:>).. Margaret