I knew OPAL DAUGHERTY when she lived in Ohio...Thanks for posting the obit. I baby sat for her Milly WARD Piros My mind is lightning one brilliant flash and pooooffffffffffffffffffffff it's gone. Rootsweb Administrator for Anderson, Campbell and Fentress Tennessee Counties

Clinton Courier Sept.12,1990 Opal Phillips Daugherty Opal Phillips Daugherty,59, of Devonia died Sunday,Sept.9, at the Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge. Mrs.Daugherty was a member of the Communion Missionary Baptist Church an the Sunrise Chapter No.364 Order of the Eastern Star.She was preceded in death by her parents,Guy and Verdie Phillips and her husband, Byrd Daugherty.Survivors include daughters and sons-in-law, Anita and P.J. Seiber of Jacksboro, Tena and James Moore of Devonia,Vergie and Steve Mills of Lake City,sons and daughters-in-law, Kenneth Byrd and Lavonia Daugherty of Devonia,Roger and Linda Daugherty of Lafollette,grandchildren,Scott,Joe and Lanette Daugherty, Angel Seiber and Adam Moore,brothers, Leodis Phillips of Devonia, Early Phillips of Clinton and J.C. Phillips of Wartburg, and several nieces and nephews.The funeral was held Wednesday Sept.12,at the Communion Missionary Baptist Church with the Rev.Edwin Phillips,the Rev.Ray Scarbrough and the Rev.George Asbury officiating. Burial was at the Anderson Memorial Gardens.The Cox Funeral Home in Lake City was in charge. Clinton Courier April 21-22,1991 John Benjamin Agent John Benjamin Agent,31, of Duncan Flats Community,Briceville Rt.1,died April 16 at his home. He had been employed by Tennessee Valley Authority as an apprentice boilermaker for the past five years. He also was a Navy veteran.A native of Gary,Ind.he was reared by the late Loomis and Sylvia Cox, aunt and uncle of Christine Brown of Briceville,who survives him.Graveside services with full military honors were held Saturday at Brown-Lowe Cemetery in Briceville.Sharp Funeral Home in Oliver Springs was in charge of arrangements.

Hello Julie, Thanks for this information on the Cox family from NC and Roane Co. I also am a Burris descendant on my Mothers Maternal side. Andrew Jackson Burris a son of Elijah Burris m. Lavinia Beach these are my Great Great Great Grandparents. Their daughter Jane Burris married John Strong they are my Great Great Grandparents. Hugh L Strong m. Effie Elizabeth Johnson my Great Grandparents. John __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Easier than ever with enhanced search. Learn more. http://info.mail.yahoo.com/mail_250

From The Oak Ridger 22 Feb 2005 Hazel Asher, 85, a resident of Oak Ridge Terry Lee Dew, 42, of Clinton, Corine Lenora Dodd Duncan, 84, of Claxton, Everette "Lynn" Elkins, 61, of Clinton, Hazel Asher, 85, a resident of Oak Ridge for 54 years, died Sunday, Feb. 20, 2005. Mrs. Asher was born on Nov. 5, 1919, in Alabama, the daughter of James Kile and Eunice Mitchell Kile, both deceased. She was a graduate of Birmingham Southern College and worked for a number of years for the Department of Energy as an editor and a publications manager. Mrs. Asher was member of the Highland View Church of Christ. Mrs. Asher was preceded in death by her first husband, J.D. Brown, in 1971, and by her second husband, S. Earl Asher, in 1990. She lived for the past two years at The Continuum Courtyards of Oak Ridge. Mrs. Asher is survived by two daughters, Jan Brown Bailey (Rex L.) of Lexington, Ky., and Judi Brown Whitson of Knoxville; two sons, Noel D. Brown (Martha B.) of Charlotte, N.C., and Derek M. Brown (Faye) of Shelbyville; a brother, James A. (Randy) Kile, and a sister, Jeanne Kile Miller, all of Birmingham, Ala. Also surviving are seven grandchildren, Erin Bailey Coleman Tuttle (Jason) and Mary Elizabeth Bailey Baker (Ed), both of Lexington, Ky., Kristen Bailey Jensen (Gary) of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, Alan H. Bailey (Julie) of Denver, Colo., H. Stephen Whitson (Shannon) and Susan Whitson Hodges (Michael), both of Knoxville, and Christopher Brown of Shelbyville. Mrs. Asher's 10 great-grandchildren are Kendall Coleman, Kate Coleman, Emma Coleman, Jack Tuttle, and Lauren Baker, all of Lexington; Bailey Jensen and Claire Jensen of Cape Elizabeth, Maine; Ryann Whitson and Harrison Whitson of Knoxville; and Grace Bailey of Denver, Colo. The funeral service will be at 1 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 24, 2005, at Weatherford Mortuary with Curtis McClane, minister of Highland View Church of Christ, officiating. The burial will follow at Oak Ridge Memorial Park. The family will receive friends from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday at the mortuary. An on-line guest book can be signed at www.weatherfordmortuary.com. Terry Lee Dew, 42, of Clinton, died Sunday, Feb. 20, 2005, at his residence. Mr. Dew was a press operator at Carton Service in Norris. He was a Baptist. In addition to his parents, Jesse "Boots" and Loretta Dew of Heiskell, Mr. Dew is survived by his wife, Annette Dew, and his son, Travis Dew, both of Clinton; his daughter, Grace Villasana and her husband, Victor, of Maryville; his mother-in-law, Crinnie Maples of Pattsonburg, Mo.; two brothers, Darrell Dew, and Steven Dew and his wife, Julia, all of Heiskell; his sister, Connie Hughes and her husband, Billy, of Heiskell; his grandson, Brandon Villasana; and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2005, in the chapel at Holley-Gamble Funeral Home in Clinton with the Rev. Calvin Headrick and the Rev. Don Ward officiating. Burial will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 23, at Grandview Memorial Garden in Clinton. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Corine Lenora Dodd Duncan, 84, of Claxton, died Sunday, Feb. 20, 2005, at her home. She was a long-standing member of Edgemoor Baptist Church. In addition to her parents, Henry and Lenora Dodd, Mrs. Duncan was preceded in death by her husband, William Paul Duncan, and a sister, Mabel Ann Dodd. She is survived by her three sons, Michael Paul Duncan, Steven Wayne Duncan and wife, Donna, and Thomas Neal Duncan and wife, Aspascia; two daughters, Sylvia Lenora Davis and husband, James W., and Mary Elaine Frame and husband, Mike; a sister, Leona Duke of Manchester; eight grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2005, in the chapel of Woodhaven Funeral Home in Claxton with the Rev. Michael Petty officiating. Burial will follow in the Woodhaven Memorial Gardens. The Duncan family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 22, at the funeral home. Everette "Lynn" Elkins, 61, of Clinton, died Sunday, Feb. 20, 2005, at Morning Pointe Assisted Living in Clinton. He was a member of Hillvale Baptist Church and was employed at International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local No. 760 as an electrician in Knoxville. Mr. Elkins was preceded in death by his father, Everette Elkins, and his sister, Patricia Elkins. He is survived by his mother, Mary E. Elkins of Clinton; his son Joe and wife, Tana Elkins, of Clinton; two grandchildren, Chase and Lea Elkins; and several cousins. The graveside service will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2005, at Hillvale Baptist Church Cemetery. 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Wife of Robert Verlie Hawkins Bertha Hawkins May 2,1994 Mrs.Bertha Wilson Hawkins,85,of Clinton died Monday,May 2,at Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge. Mrs.Hawkins was a life-long member of Clinch River Baptist Church.Born Sept.9,1908 in Sneedville, she was the daughter of the late Joe and Cordy Perry Wilson.She was a homemaker and according to her family, enjoyed gardening and reading before her health declined.Mrs.Wilson was preceded in death by her husband, Robert Verlie Hawkins in 1990,a son, Roy Lee Hawkins, and a daughter, Dorothy Abbate. She is survived by a son and daughter-in-law, Carl and Dorothy L. Hawkins of Clinton, daughters and sons-in-law, Lucille(Lucy) and Curtis Julian of Harriman and Helen and Sam Rhinehart of Knoxville, daughter-in-law, Dorothy Hawkins of Clinton, and son-in-law, Frank Abbate of Burlington, Wis.,14 grandchildren,13 great-grandchildren, five step-great-grandchildren, half-sister, Nellie Elliott of Clinton, half-brothers,Willis Wilson of Lake City,and John L. Wilson of Clinton, sisters-in-law, Lavada Foust of Lake City, Juanita Humphrey of New York,brother-in-law,Willie Hawkins of Knoxville,and several nieces and nephews.Funeral services was Wednesday at Clinch River Baptist Church with the Rev.Tom Byrge and Rev.George Miller officiating.Jim Ward delivered the Eulogy. Burial was in Island Ford Cemetery.Cox Funeral Home,Lake City,was in charge of arrangements. John __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - You care about security. So do we. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail

This is my 2nd Cousin twice removed: Grandson and Great Grandson of General Jacob Pate Chase THE NASHVILLE BANNER, Fri., Aug. 7, 1964---Page 5 Irvine Chase Funeral To Be Held Saturday Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday for Irvine G. Chase, 98, retired real estate and insurance executive. Dr. Ben B. St. Clair, minister of West End Methodist Church, will oficiate at services in Scales Chapel of the church. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Chase, a past president of the Vanderbilt University Alumni Association and for many years one of the most active leaders of West End Methodist Church, died Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at his home, 3719 Richland Ave. He had been ill about two months. The body is at Martin's, 209 Louise Ave. A native of Richmond, VA. Mr. Chase was born Sept. 8, 1866, a son of the late Irvine K. Chase and Isabella Taylor Chase. He came to Nashville with his family at an early age. He was a graduate of Montgomery Bell Academy and attended Vanderbilt University. Mr. Chase began his business career with the R. W. Turner Co. real estate and insurance firm and later was associated with W. W. Dillon & Co. for about 10 years. In 1927 he opened his own real estate and insurance firm. Mr. Chase had remained active in business until 1960. Mr. Chase was married Nov. 11, 1890 to the former Mattie Lee McCarthy of Nashville, she died Nov. 6, 1961. He had been a member of West End Methodist Church for more than 60 years and was a trustee and a member of the Official Board. Survivors include two sons. James Bruckner Chase and William Marshall Chase, both of Memphis: a daughter. Mrs. F.I. Cherry of Nashville; a sister, Mrs William B. Shelton of Nashville; seven grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, and nephews John Harding and William Giles Harding of Dallas. Active pallbearers will be his grandsons, Frank I. Cherry Jr., Marshall Chase Cherry, James W. Cherry, Irvine Chase Cherry and James Bruckner Chase Jr. and his great-grandson, Frank I. Cherry III. Honary pallbearers will be Dr. George Stoves of Nashville and members of the Official Board of West End Methodist Church. The following is the Obit for James B. Chase son of Irvine Greer Chase; Mr. James Bruckner Chase, Sr. age 91 of Beale Court Drive, Blairsville passed away on Friday, September 19, 2003 at his home following an extended illness. Mr. Chase was born on April 4, 1912 in Nashville, TN the son of the late Irvine G. Chase and the late Mattie Lee Chase. He was a highly decorated veteran of the US Navy of WWII where he first served as Executive Officer, then as Commanding Officer, participating in North African operations, followed by amphibious landings of U.S.S. LST 379, invasions included Sicily 7/10/43, Salerno 9/9/943, Anzoo 1/22/43, Normandy France 6/6/44 palermo. His citations included Battle Stars 5, Purple Hearts 3, Silver star, Bronze Star with Combat "V", Navy Citation, August 1944. His civic activities were family service of Memphis (V.P. Member Board Directors), Memphis Traffic Advisory Commission (Chairman), Memphis Chamber of Commerce (Skyline Committee), Reserve Officers Association of US (President Tennessee Department national V.P. Member National Council), Army Navy Club of Memphis (Founder and first President), Memphis Vanderbilt Alumni Association (President), Civic Research Committee (Chairman), Insurors of Memphis (President), Cotton Carnival Association (Member Board of Directors),Memphis Council, Navy Naval Reserve (Division Commander). He was preceded in death by a son, James Chase Jr. in 1999, a grandson, Andrew Beacham in 2000. Mr. Chase attended the Truett Memorial First Baptist Church. Surviving are his loving wife, Maureen Chase of Blairsville; three daughters and one son-in-law, Eloise C. Taylor of Mobile, AL, Cheryl N. and Dr. Terry Doan of Young Harris, Judy N. Beacham, of Memphis, daughter-in-law, Barbara Ruth Chase of Memphis; nine grandchildren, Burt Taylor III of Mobile, Tammy Padilla of Denver, CO, James Chase III of Aptos, CA, Barbara Chase of Washington, DC, Pamela Grafton of Memphis, Evan Doan of Atlanta, Catherine Doan and Jessica Doan both of Young Harris, Leslie Jones of Memphis, many other relatives and friends also survive. Memorial services were held on Sunday, September 21, 2003 at 3 p.m. from the Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Johnny Foster officiating. Special music was presented by Johnny Foster, Dennis Myers, Dobbin Garret and Erika Walker. In lieu of flowers if you wish, the family requests that memorials may be made to the D.A.V. or to the American heart Association in Mr. Chase's memory. Mountain View Funeral Home of Blairsville in charge of the arrangements. LT. (j.g.) JAMES BRUCKNER CHASE, 31, USNR Naval Amphibious Forces, was recently awarded "the Silver Star Medal lor gallantry In action in the invasion of Sicily, relatives here learned yesterday. His wife, the former Miss Isabella Hibbs of 2000 Twenty-fourth Avenue. South, received a typed written copy of the citation from her husband yesterday. Sent from the U. S. Naval Forces. Northwest African area, the citation stated that the medal was awarded in the name of the President of the United States by Vice Admiral Henry K. Hewitt, commander of the United States naval operations in the Mediterranean theater of war, Mrs. Chase said. A graduate of Vanderbllt University, where he was a member of the Beta Theta PI Fraternity, Lieutenant Chase has been overseas about six months. He entered the service October 4. 1942, and received training at Princeton University and Norfolk, VA. before being sent overseas. Prior to entering the service, he was home office representative in Richmond, Va, for the Aetna Insurance Company. Son of Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Chase of 3719 Richland Avenue. Lieutenant Chase, lived In Nashville until 1933. His wife and two children, Elolse Bryan- nd Jarnea B. Chase, Jr., are making their home here while Lieutenant Chase is In the Navy. Local Officer Commands Navy Workhorse, LST 379 The USS LST 379, commanded by Lt. James B. Chase, 32, of 2000 Twenty-fourth Avenue, South Nashville, which has participated In four invasions and whose crew members have received 43 Medals for bravery and wounds, has been drydocked In an English port for much needed repairs after 32 months of overseas duty In four invasions, the navy announced yesterday. Among those serving on the great landing ship of the U. S. Navy's amphibious fleet Is another Nashville man, MMM 1c John H. Dixoa, 22, of 3312 Charlotte Road. 42 Channel Crossings "The 379's latest contribution to the downfall of Hitler, " the navy said, "has been 42 trips since D- Day through rough English Channel waters to France with almost every known weapon of warfare, as well as thousands of Doughboys and Tommies to reinforce Allied armies on the continent. "Her real excitement began in Sicily. Minutes became hours when German searchlights played on her as she came in to attack; One of her boats, loaded with soldiers and sailors, broke from the davits, and crashed into the sea. Only about 60 per cent of the men were rescued. Several hundred dive bombers pounded her convoy returning from the beachhead. It meant 48 hours of battle stations without relief. Hit In First Assault "At Salerno, four were killed and 17 wounded by a German 88 hit near the mainmast In the initial assault. She passed minefields on the port and starboard sides for a distance of 10 miles. The mine-sweeper, whose Job it was to clear a path, was blown up. But the 379 got there just the same. "During each of the 23 shuttle trips she made from Anzio to Naples, she was shelled by the 'Anzio Express,' a German 270 millimeter monster gun. Every return trip saw her decks strewn with wounded. "But the men of the 379 don't rest on their laurels. In a recenl war bond campaign, they purchased $10,331.25 worth of bonds, an average of more than $100 per man." North Africa, Sicily Veteran Lieutenant Chase, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvlne G. Chase, 3719. Richland Avenue, and husband of Mrs. Isabel Chase, 2000 Twenty-fourth Avenue, South, is a veteran of the North African campaign and the invasions of Sicily, Salerno, Anzio and Normandy. At Sicily, he won the Silver Star Medal and the Purple Heart Medal for "gallantry In action in extinguishing, although wounded, a fire spreading from burning gasoline aboard his ship," the navy said. For wounds received during the ivasion of Salerno, he was awarded a Gold Star in lieu of a second Purple Heart. Commended Twice He received two commendations 'for smartness and efficiency of his ship during the operations at Anzio " and " for initiative and skillful handling of his ship in connection with the rescue and salvaging of a landing ship when she struck' a mine off the coast of Normandy last July." Lieutenant Chase, a graduate of Peabody Demonstration School and Vanderbilt University, was commissioned In the Naval Reserve In October, 1942. Dixon, whose father, J. S. Dixon, lives at 3312 Charlotte Road, joined the navy In February, 1942. He has been commended by his commanding officer for extremely loyal and courageous performance of duty in action against the enemy In Tunisia, and through four major invasions: Sicily, Salerno, Anzio and Normandy. Before enlisting, he attended Hume-Fogg High School and North Nashville High School. 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John: Please allow me to jump in and give you some info on this Cox line (I think I promised it to you earlier): Thomas A. Cox, dob 03/05/1841 dod 04/28/1919 m. Nancy J. Johnson. (Nancy dob 03/08/1842 dod 11/03/1881). They are buried in the New Hope Cemetery in Anderson Co, TN. New Hope is within the DOE Y-12 complex and can only be visited with permission and/or an escort. Thomas was the son of Richard Cox (dob 07/15/1804 NC, dod 03/20/1895) and Rachel Nichols (dob 1812 TN, dod 12/08/1887) Richard was the son of John Cox, a Rev. War pensioner, dob 1758 and dod 10/25/1841, and Mary Bryson (dob 1760-70). These are Roane County Coxes and the research I have is from Snyder Roberts who cites Roane Co. records; census records, and Bible Records. John Cox was in Roane Co. as early as 1817 and his will was probated in 1840-41, depending on which record you read. He lists all his children in his will. My line of Cox joins Jeremy's at John Cox. John's son Samuel was a brother to Richard, Jeremy's ancestor. To trace my line, Samuel was the father of Martin who was the father of William Lincoln who was the father of Mary Cox Kesterson, my grandmother and the grandmother of another lister (hi Dave!). It was such a delight to learn on this list that Jeremy is also related to my family through his Carter line. And cousin Dave found that Jeremy was a relative through the Burris line. The world gets smaller and smaller! ----- Original Message ----- From: Cuz'n John To: TNANDERS-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 11:55 PM Subject: Re: [TNANDERS-L] Emily Queener Cox, 99 Hi Jeremy, Is this how this line should look? Descendants of Thomas Albert Cox Generation No. 1 1. THOMAS ALBERT1 COX was born March 05, 1841, and died April 28, 1919. He married NANCY JANE JOHNSON, daughter of GILBERT JOHNSON and MARTHA THOMPSON. She was born March 08, 1842. Child of THOMAS COX and NANCY JOHNSON is: 2. i. RICHARD OSCAR2 COX, b. August 21, 1871; d. January 06, 1946. Generation No. 2 2. RICHARD OSCAR2 COX (THOMAS ALBERT1) was born August 21, 1871, and died January 06, 1946. He married LULA(R) GRACE SCARBROUGH. She was born November 11, 1875, and died November 01, 1941. Children of RICHARD COX and LULA(R) SCARBROUGH are: i. FRANK ALEXANDER3 COX, m. EMILY QUEENER; b. 1906, Anderson Co, TN; d. February 06, 2005. More About EMILY QUEENER: Burial: Woodhaven Memorial Garden, Clinton, Anderson Co, TN ii. ALBERT HOUSTON COX. Also do you know if Martha Jane had been married prior to her marrying Gilbert Johnson? In my notes I have the following; Martha's last name could also be that of Thompson, unknown at this time if she was married prior to Gilbert Johnson or if he had been married twice and both wife's were named Martha... The reason I ask is because Gilbert and Martha were one of my 4th Great Grandparents on my Maternal side of the family. John __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Find what you need with new enhanced search. http://info.mail.yahoo.com/mail_250 ==== TNANDERS Mailing List ==== Do not spam or send derogatory comments to any other subscriber to this list. It will happen once and then you will be permanently removed.

Clinton Courier July 11,1990 Roger Sherman Irwin Roger Sherman Irwin,90 retired Union Carbide Nuclear Division employee,died July 3 at Methodist Medical of Oak Ridge.He had worked for 17 years as a stores clerk at the K-25 plant until his retirement in 1960.Mr.Irwin also was a dairy farmer. He lived on Andersonville Rt.2.He and his wife,the former Marie Stooksbury,celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on Jan.19,1990.Mr.Irwin was the son of the late Rev.John G. and Sarah Jane Stooksbury Irwin. He was a member of Andersonville United Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, four sons, Earl Irwin of Andersonville,Paul and Jimmy Irwin both of Clinton, and Rex Irwin of Atlanta, five grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.Funeral services were held July 4 in the chapel of Holley-Gamble Funeral Home with the Rev.George Buchanan and the Rev.Reed Shell officiating.Graveside services were held July 5 Norris Memorial Gardens.

Clinton Courier July 4,1990 Woodrow Wilson Duncan Woodrow Wilson Duncan,77,died June 27,at his home in Andersonville Rt.1.He retired from Ogla Coal Company where he has worked as a plumber for over 40 years.Mr.Duncan was a member of Laurel Fork Baptist Church in Laurel Fork,Va.,and of Masonic Lodge No.383 of Andersonville.Survivors include his wife, Mildred Day Duncan,son and daughter-in-law,Marion and Patricia Duncan of Chattanooga,grandsons, Brian and Tramm Duncan,sisters, Katherine and June Duncan,both of Bluefield,W.Va.,Ruth Bowman of Hillsville,Va.,brothers, Charlie Duncan of Levert,Mass.,George Duncan of Sacramento,Calif.,Forrest Duncan of Charleston,W.Va.and several nieces and nephews.Funeral services were held Friday night at Holley- Gamble Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev.Don Adams officiating. A Masonic service preceded the funeral service.Burial was Saturday at Norris Memorial Gardens. Clinton Courier July 11,1990 R. Verlie Hawkins R.Verlie Hawkins,84,of Offutt Road,Clinton,Rt.2,died Thursday morning at Lake City Health Care Center after an illness of about six months.Mr.Hawkins had broken his hip and then suffered a stroke. An Anderson County native,he was a member of Island Ford Baptist Church.He and his wife,the former Bertha Wilson,had been married 63 years.Mr.Hawkins was a retired coal miner.He had also worked for Tennessee Valley Authority and was a carpenter and brick mason.He enjoyed working on automobiles and fishing as past times.a son Roy Lee Hawkins,died in 1989. Survivors include his wife, a son and daughter-in-law, Carl and Dorothy Hawkins of Clinton,daughters and sons-in-law, Lucille and Curtis Julian of Harriman,Helen and Sam Rhinehart of Knoxville, Dorothy Abbot of Burlington,Wisc., 14 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren,sisters,Lavada Foust of Lake City,Juanita Humphrey of New York,and a brother, Willie Hawkins of Lafollette.Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at Cox Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev.Tom Byrge and the Rev.Donnie Wallace officiating.Burial was in Island Ford Cemetery.

Clinton Courier June 1994 Gene Miller June 15,1994 Lyle Eugene "Gene" Miller,69,of Lake City died Wednesday in Briarcliff Health Care Center,Oak Ridge. He was born Feb.19,1925 in Lake City to Leonard and Wilmida Foust Miller.He was of the Baptist faith. Mr.Miller was retired owner of Miller Auto Repair in the Dutch Valley community,Lake City.He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II.Mr.Miller enjoyed antique cars.He was preceded in death by his father. Survivors include his daughter,Ella Jean Miller of Lake City,daughter and son-in-law,Ann and Vic Lawson of Harriman, sons and daughters-in-law,Mitch and Denise Miller of Lenoir City, and Frank and Denise Miller of Lake City,sons, David Miller and Lee Miller,both of Lake City, eight grandchildren, his mother of Charlotte,N.C., sisters, Ruth Vaughn of Orange Park,Fla.,Margrette Spaur of Jacksonville,Fla.,and June Cooper of Charlotte,N.C., brother,Jake Miller of Lake City,and several nieces and nephews.Funeral service was Friday in Cox Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev.George DeLozier officiating.Burial was Saturday in Leach Cemetery,Lake City. Clinton Courier July 4,1990 Sephie M.Cooper Sephie M. Cooper,80,of Pinellas Park,Fla.,fomerly of Clinton,died Friday at her home. She was the daughter of the late James and Elizabeth Massengale.Mrs.Cooper was a member of Pleasant View Baptist Church.Survivors include a son,Ted L.Cooper of Clinton,daughters, Wilma Minor of Oak Ridge,Carolyn Acosta of Pinellas Park,Fla.,Charlotte Broders of Knoxville,Ann Duncan of Wartburg, Lucille Cooper of Pinellas Park,12 grandchildren,several great-greatchildren,a stepson,Joe Cooper of Oliver Springs, stepdaughter,Frankie Moore of Knoxville,and a sister-in-law,Cora Massengale of Clinton. Funeral services were held Monday night at Holley-Gamble Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev.Clayton Duncan officiating.Graveside services were Tuesday morning at Tennessee Valley Gardens.

Clinton Courier July 11,1990 Mark F. Morrison A Devonia Coal Miner,Mark F. Morrison,60,died July 5 at his home after a long illness. Mr.Morrison was a member of the United Mine Workers Of America,Local 1569,District 19, and was affiliated with the Baptist Church. He was a native of Buncombe,N.C. A son,Billy Mack Morrison,died in 1989.Survivors include his wife, Annette Seiber Morrison, a son, Will Lloyd Morrison,his mother,Betsy Morrison,all of Devonia, a brother,Mack Morrison of Knoxville, two grandchildren, Heather and Billy Christopher Morrison of Petros.Funeral services were held Monday at the Cox Funeral Home Chapel in Lake City with the Rev.Don Daugherty and the Rev.Lee Phillips officiating. Burial was in Phillips Cemetery in Devonia. Clinton Courier July 11,1990 Clifton Douglas Cox Clifton Douglas Cox,74,of 4306 Baywood Drive,Huntville,Ala.formerly of Clinton,died July 8 at a Huntville Hospital.The Anderson County native was retired from Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville. His parents were the late Freeman and Hattie Cox of Clinton Rt.1.He was a World War II Army veteran.Survivors include his wife,Aline McCarty Cox, a son Roy Neill Cox,both of Huntsville, one grandson and one granddaughter, Terry Neill and Stephanie Cheri Cox of Athens,Ga. two half-sisters, Myrtle Reynolds of Clinton, and Texas Cox of Knoxville,a step-brother, Virgil Wright of Louisville,Ky.,one great-graddaughter,Casey Cox Of Athens. Funeral services were held today (Wednesday) with a military burial at Maple Hill Cemetery in Huntsville.

Yes John, They got done over a week ago. The new cabinet is a little smaller than older one and I’m build a cabinet in conner of the garage to hold some large dishes, pot & pans stuff that she only use for special occasion. I got her wash era of the basement mess up try to saw, sand and paint and she howling about her cloth and stuff she got hanging there. I didn’t Bradford Poore, was married any other than Sarah A Landrum daughter of Mary Polly Stooksbury & Jonathan Landrum died Matamoros, Mexico war. Jim > > From: "Cuz'n John" <johnbats2@yahoo.com> > Date: 2005/02/22 Tue PM 02:00:33 EST > To: TNANDERS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [TNANDERS-L] Poore's > > > Hi Jim, > > I tried answering Niota's e-mail it kept > bouncing??? > > You left this one out.. > > Descendants of Delilah Poore > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. DELILAH2 POORE (BRADFORD1) was born November > 15, 1869 in Anderson Co, TN, and died September > 02, 1957 in Black Oak, Gary, Lake Co, IN. She > married WILLIAM BELL. > > Child of DELILAH POORE and WILLIAM BELL is: > 2. i. GERTRUDE BERTHA3 BELL, b. Abt. 1895. > > Generation No. 2 > > 2. GERTRUDE BERTHA3 BELL (DELILAH2 POORE, > BRADFORD1) was born Abt. 1895. She married > LAWRENCE H. QUEENER November 17, 1912, son of > CALVIN QUEENER and MOLLIE GROSS. He was born > August 1893 in TN. > > More About LAWRENCE QUEENER and GERTRUDE BELL: > Marriage: November 17, 1912 > > Child of GERTRUDE BELL and LAWRENCE QUEENER is: > i. CHRISTINA4 QUEENER, b. 1913, TN; d. October > 02, 1952. > > > Did you get the remodeling done? > > John > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > ==== TNANDERS Mailing List ==== > Please do not write your message with CAPS on. It is seen as anger.You may put Surnames in CAPS. > Do not send your letter as a Forward and do not send Attachments. Rootsweb Does Not Accept Attachments. > >

Hey, Cuz John. My JOHNSON line is the Edmund Johnston/Johnson line from Annandale, Dumfriedshire, Scotland who died in Isle of Wight Co, VA. Seth Johnson's youngest son was named Berry JOHNSON and he married a Nancy Ellen JOHNSON. However, both lines go back to Edmund JOHNSON. Berry Johnson married twice and I was lucky enough to find a wonderful cousin from the second marriage who helped me tremendously. Berry's second wife was Eliza Louisa Davis who was born in SC. Berry died in 1922 in Rockhouse, Madison County, Arkansas. Eliza died in 1925 in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma. If you need this line, let me know. For years and years, Berry JOHNSON was a mystery to me! I'll check some of the other JOHNSON lines you mentioned and let you know if I have any of them. I'm still stuck on the CRAIG side, John. I can't find the parents of Reuben CRAIG anywhere. Nina

Hey List Just a small note...when sending files and a long list of info, Maybe you should send as page 1..page 2 etc. Some of the emails are bouncing because of the size. Especially the ones on the digest mail. For those who missed their mail..just go to the archives and you will see what you missed. Milly WARD Piros My mind is lightning one brilliant flash and pooooffffffffffffffffffffff it's gone. Rootsweb Administrator for Anderson, Campbell and Fentress Tennessee Counties

Clinton Courier Sept.21,1994 Bart J. Phillips Sept.19,1994 Bart J.Phillips,71, of Oliver Springs died Monday in Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge. A native of Fort Mountain,he was a member of the Omega Masonic Lodge 536 F&AM,and a member of Beech Park Baptist Church,where he served on the Trustee Committee.Mr.Phillips worked 21 years as a coal miner with Fork Mountain Coal Company and Winrock Coal Company,before retirement.He also was a carpenter.Mr.Phillips was an Air Force veteran of World War II. Mr.Phillips was preceded in death by his parents George and Laney Jones Phillips,a brother,Carvin Phillips,and sister,Georgie Disney. Survivors include his wife,Nanala "Lady" Phillips of Oliver Springs,children,Darlene DeVaney and husband Gary, Sandy Loy and Chris Phillips,all of Oliver Springs,Sheila Peters and husband,Steve of Harriman,and Melinda Borum and husband,Ron,of Kingston,brothers,Otis Phillips of Lake City,Carlos Phillips of Oliver Springs,and Audrey Phillips of Wisconsin,sister,Imojean Voskille of Wisconsin, nine grandchildren,and one great-grandson. Funeral serviceswill be 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in Sharp Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev.Gary Smith officiating.Commital services and burial will be 11 a.m. Thursday in Oliver Springs Cemetery.Friends may call 6:30 -8:30 p.m. Wednesday. Clinton Courier Sept.21,1994 C.L. Phillips Sept.19,1994 C.L. Phillips,81,of Oak Ridge Highway,died Monday in his residence. Mr.Phillips was of the Baptist faith.He was a self-employed appliance repairman. He was preceded in death by a brother,Homer Phillips. Survivors include his wife,Geneva Phillips of Clinton, daughter and son-in-law,Willadean and Raymond Wingfield of Celina,Texas, son,Wayburn Phillips of Clinton,grandchildren, Angela Sue Gore,Lahoma Kay Looper, Raymond Tyson Wingfield and Robert Dale Cooter, great-grandchildren, Jessica Diane Gore, Kayla Marie Looper, Kassi Leigh Looper, Lyndsey Ray Wingfield, Brittany Cooter and Scott Cooter, sister,Josephine Leck of Illinois, brother,Dean Phillips of Illinois,serveral nieces and nephews,and special friend,Lenna Lovette of Clinton. Funeral services will be 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in Holley-Gamble Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev.Keith Price officiating.Burial will be 11 a.m. Thursday in Anderson Memorial Gardens.The Family will receive friends 7-8:30 p.m Wednesday in Holley-Gamble Funeral Home,Clinton. Clinton Courier Sept.21,1994 Ina Bunch Zalonis Sept.18, 1994 Ina "Tiny" Bunch Zalonis,55,of Cleveland,Ohio.died Sunday in Metro Hospital,Cleveland.She was a former resident of Fort Mountain community,Devonia. Mrs.Zalonis was a member of Oakley Baptist Church.Cleveland,Ohio. She was born Aug.7,1939 in Devonia,the daughter of Earl and Stella Mae Bunch.Survivors include her husband, Richard Zalonis of Cleveland, brothers,Lowell Bunch and wife,Jeannie of Mount Zion,W.Va.,and Ronald Bunch and wife,Jean,of Georgia, sister,Lena Moore and husband,Jimmy Ray,of Robbins,and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Thursday in Cox Funeral Chapel with the Rev.Jim Sollars and the Rev.Mike Sollars officaiting.Burial will follow in Bray Cemetery.The family will receive friends 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m Wednesday in Cox Funeral Home,Lake City. Clinton Courier Dec.1994 Owen V.Seiber Dec.9,1994 Owen V.Seiber,85,of Lake Panasoffkee,Fla.,died Friday in Leesburg Regional Medical Center,Leesburg,Fla. He was born Dec.28,1908,in Clinton,the son of Austin and Lizzie Martin Seiber.Mr.Seiber,a former Clinton resident, was a member of Black Oak Baptist Church and Alpha Lodge 376 F&Am.He was aretired carpenter. Mr.Seiber was preceded in death by his wife,Ola Wilson Seiber,a daughter,Johnna Lou Seiber,and by his parents. Survivors include five children,Dorothy Rhea of Tampa,Fla.,James Seiber and Tommie Elder abd husband,Gerald,all of Lake Panasoffkee,Fla.,McKinley Seiber of Tarpon Springs,Fla.,and Virginia Butler of Tampa,Fla.,14 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren,a brother,Robert Seiber of Clinton,and a sister, Sadie Nelson of Lake City. Funeral services was Tuesday in Black Oak Baptist Church with the Rev.Ron Bright officiating.Burial was in the church cemetery.Masonic rites were given Monday in Cox Funeral Home,Lake City. Clinton Courier Dec.1994 Lois Irene Bunch Dec.18,1994 Lois Irene Bunch,65,of Lafollette,died Sunday in Lafollette Medical Center. She was born Jan.9,1929,in Caryville,the daughter of Willis and Mary Gunter.She was of the Baptist faith. Mrs.Bunch was preceded in death by her husband,Leonard Bunch,parents, two brothers,Elbert Gunter and Edley Gunter,four sisters,Velma Gunter,Allene Gunter,Odessia Gunter and Sylvia Gunter. Survivors include four daughters,Lou Hardison and Debbie Stewart,both of Lafollette,and Myrlan Allen and Etta McCoy of Louisville,Ky.,four brothers,Arnold Gunter of Lake City,Clyde Gunter of Caryville,Billie Gunter and Arthur Gunter of Michigan,five sisters, Selma Wilson of Knoxville,Fleney Inman of Lafollette,Beulah Jones of Dublin,Ga., Angie Gunter and Connie McNeil,both of Michigan, 12 grandchildren,one great-grandchild,and a host of friends. Funeral service was Monday in Martin Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev.Tex Ramsey officiating. Burial was in Pine Hill Cemetery. Clinton Courier Dec.1994 Charlie R. Foust Dec.18,1994 Charlie R Foust,91,of Clinton,died Sunday morning in his residence. The son of Hugh L. and Sarah Beach Foust, he was born Nov.4,1903,in Anderson County.Mr. Foust was owner and operator of Foust Supermarket in South Clinton for several years. He was a member of South Clinton Baptist Church,Clinton Masonic Lodge 376 F&AM and 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason. Survivors include his wife,Lula Mae Foust of Clinton, daughters and son-in-law, Ima and Les Johnson and Norma and Lowell Hohman,all of Clinton, son and daughter-in-law, Charles and Nancy Foust of Chattanooga,seven grandchildren,Denise,Cheryle, David,Michael,Allan,Callie and Sheri, two sisters, Ethel Hatmaker of Lake City and Georgia Loving of Hillvale community,and several nieces and nephews. Masonic and funeral services were Monday in Holley-Gamble Funeral Home Chapel with Dr.Raymond Sanderson officiating. Burial was in Tennessee Valley Memory Garden. Clinton Courier Dec.1994 Nada Gross Dec.16,1994 Nada Adkins Gross,75,of Caryville,died Friday in Lafollette Medical Center.The daughter of Joseph Randal and Nola Webb Adkins,she was born Dec.8,1919 in Anderson County.Mrs.Gross had worked as a sales clerk in Woolworth's Oak Ridge for several years.She was a member of Main Street Baptist Church,Lake City. She was preceded in death by her parents,four sisters,and four brothers.Survivors include her husband of 58 years,Earl C.Gross of Caryville, a daughter and son-in-law,Anne and Bob Swisher of Lake City, a son and daughter-in-law, James E.and Betty Gross of Norris,give grandchildren, Lisa Anne Swisher of Atlanta,Ga., Robert Scott and Sandra Swisher of Andersonville, Michael Swisher of Lake City,Bridget and Forrest Jones of Powell, and Jess Andrew Gross of Norris,and great-grandson,Andrew Swisher of Andersonville. Funeral service was Sunday in Cox Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev.Don Martin officiating. Burial was Monday in Oak Grove Cemetery. Clinton Courier Dec.1994 Martha Massengill Dec.19,1994 Martha Sue Massengill 48,of Lake City,died Monday in her residence.Born March 24,1946 in Anderson County, she was the daughter of George C and Helen Hicks LaRue,Mrs.Massengill was a member of Clinch River Baptist Church,Lake City.Survivors include her husband,James Kelly Massengill of Lake City, a son and daughter-in-law, Roger and Tammy Massengill of Lake City, her mother, Helen Hicks, nine sisters and brothers-in-law, Betty and Lynn Pride of Clinton, Hester and Jimmy Johnson of Lake City, Georgia and Larry Ridenour of Andersonville, Kay and Charlie Tackett of Heiskell, Faye Cummings of Clinton, Louise and Barry Haun of Lake City, Jean and Roger Phillips and Elizabeth and Wayne Leinart all of Briceville, and three brothers and sisters-in-law, Lynn and Joann LaRue of Patchogue,N.Y., Ralph LaRue of Knoxville and Frank Elliott of Lake City. Funeral Service will be 2p.m. Thursday in Holley Gamble Funeral Home chapel with the Rev.Tom Byrge officiating. Burial will be in Norris Memorial Garden,Norris. Memorials may be made to Clinch River Baptist Church Building Fund,407 Cane Creek Road,Lake City,Tenn, 37769

Clinton Courier July 27,1978 Retired New River Miner Dies Jimmie Carroll,72 of Highway 116,Briceville Rt.1,died at 3:50 a.m. last Thursday at Oak Ridge Hospital of a lung ailment. He was a retired New River area miner and member of United Miner Workers of America.Carroll was a native of the Briceville area and enjoyed gardening and fishing.Survivors include two daughters,Mrs.Luke (Christine) Cox of Oliver Springs and Mrs.Sharon Kay Williams of Moline,Ill.,seven sons, Clifford Carroll of Oelwein,Iowa, Andy Carroll of Bedford,Ohio,Laymon Carroll of Moline,Ed Ruddy, Emery and Dennis Carroll of Briceville Rt.1, two sisters, Mrs.Cordella Brown of Briceville Rt.1,and Mrs. Guy(Winfrey) Lively of Lake City,a half brother, Dewey Kennedy of Duff, 25 grandchildren and a great-grandchild.Funeral services were held Saturday at Grave Hill Baptist Church with the Rev.Edwin Phillips and the Rev.Carvin Phillips officiating.Burial was in church cemetery. Clinton Courier July 27,1978 Ex-Head Of Town Water Service Dies Paul William Parks,55, of Meadow St.,LAke City,died at 5:30 p.m. Saturday at Lake City Hospital. He served as superintendent of the Town Of Lake City water department for 17 years until he retired two years ago. In earlier years he worked for Chrysler Corp.in Detroit.Parks was an Army veteran of World War II and a member of the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) and Beech Grove Church.He was a native of of Lake City and the son of the late Mr.and Mrs.William Parks.Survivors include his wife, Mrs.Juanita Childs Parks, two daughters, Mrs.Brenda Madison and Miss.Melissa Parks of Lake City,a son,Steve Parks of Coalfield, four grandchildren, two sisters,Mrs.Annette Greene of Niles,Ohio and Mrs.Ruth Biggs of Bay City,Miss.,and a brother,Carl Parks of Lake City.Funeral services were held Tuesday at Beech Grove Baptist Church with the Rev,Kenneth Seeber and the Rev.Ron Clay officiating.Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery. Clinton Courier July 27,1978 Man Drown In Grainger County Lake Glen Albert Bailey,21 of Hickory Valley Rd.,Heiskell Rt.1,Died Saturday night in Grainger County of accidental drowning while swimming in Cherokee Lake at Wani Village Campground,about five miles south of Rutledge. The victim went under in about eight feet of water,and bystanders recovered the body,Earl Coamerson Grainger County sherif said.Bailey and his wife,Patricia,who survives were campingand she had gone to a grocery when the mishap had occurred,the sheriff said.Bailey was a carpenter employed by Hickory Star Boat Dock in Union County.He was a native of Heiskell Rt.1 and the son of Mr.and Mrs.Plez A.Bailey who also survive.Other survivors include three sisters, Mrs.Judy Key,Miss.Peggy Bailey and Miss.Darlene Bailey of Heiskell Rt.1,and five brothers,Hobert Bailey of Knoxville, Willie Bailey,Larry Bailey,David Bailey,Rickey Bailey and Micheal Bailey of Heiskell Rt.1.Funeral services were held Tuesday at Beeler Chapel Church in Grainger County with the Rev.J.B.Woods and the Rev.Clyde Gray officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Clinton Courier July 27,1978 Pastor Dies At Home The Rev.Robert N.Johnson,57,of Harriman Highway,Oliver Springs Rt2,died July 19 at his home. He was pastor of Friendly Welcome Baptist Church in Frost Bottom community near Oliver Springs. He was an Army veteran of World War II.Survivors include his wife,Mrs.Willie Jean Johnson,two daughters, Mrs.Dewey (Brenda) Townsend,Mrs.Roy (Cheryl) Cox of Harriman Rt.2, six sisters,Mrs.Jim (Jeanette) Brock, Mrs.Cecil (Celestia) Butler and Mrs.Gene (Mary) Strickland of Oliver Springs, Mrs.Mack (Essie) Strickland of Oakdale, Mrs.Arnold (Mildred) Clark of Kingston and Mrs.Jack (Betty) McKinney of Marietta,Ga. ,a brother, Bill Johnson of Oakdale, and two grandchildren.Funeral services were held Saturday at Friendly Welcome Baptist Church with the Rev.Bill Brewster officiating.Burial was in Mt.Pisgah Cemetery near Oliver Springs. Clinton Courier Aug.10,1978 Mrs.McCoy Grandmother of 41,Dies Mrs.Sarah Ota McCoy,82,of Black Oak community,Clinton Rt.5,died at 10:25 p.m. Monday at Oak Ridge Hospital of cancer leaving 98 survivors.She was a former employe of the C. and S. Laundry of Oak Ridge.Mrs.McCoy was a native of Greene County and resident of Clinton area for several years.Her husband,Cecil,died several years ago. She was a member of Gethsemane United Methodist Church of Greene County and enjoyed gardening,sewing and quilting. Survivors include seven daughters,Mrs.Lewis (Lola) Allen of Pennigton,Gap,Va.,Mrs.Alex (Bernice) Shaw of Johnson City, Mrs.Lillian Edwards of Dayton,Ohio,Mrs.Naomi Elrod of Clinton,Rt.5,Mrs.Warren(Dorothy) Harrell of Grandview,Mo., Mrs.Joe(Jean)Barnette of Clinton,and Mrs.Charles (Nadine) Hampton of Tallahassee,Fla, two sons, Emertt E.McCoy of Newport News,Va.,and Rudolph McCoy of Toledo,Ohio, 41 grandchildren,42 great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandchild, two sisters, Mrs.Alta McCoy and Mrs.Alpha Monroe of Greenville, and three brothers, Rev.Perry McCoy and Fay McCoy of Greenville, and Earl McCoy of Detroit.Funeral services are to be held at 2p.m. Thursday (today) at Gethsemane United Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Clinton Courier Aug.10,1978 Miner And Member Of UMWA Dies Sam Scott Harmon,68, of ? Golda Ave.,Lake City died at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Lake City Hospital of a stroke. He was a coal miner and member of the United Mine Worker of America(UMWA).Harmon was a member of New Hope Baptist Church.He was a native of Lake City and the son of the late William Henry and Mille Fritts Harmon. Survivors include his wife,Mrs.Bessie Isabell Harmon,two daughters, Mrs.Frank (Betty) Hawkins of McMinnville, and Mrs.Robert (Shirley) Hug of Ontario,Calif.,four sons, William W.Harmon of Toledo,Ohio.,Jack Harmon of Detroit, Woodrow Harmon of Pearl,Miss.,and Roy Harmon of Lake City Rt.1, four sisters,Mrs.Verlie Alma Isabell of Bolair,W.Va. Mrs.Wallace (Gertie) Overby of Burns, Mrs.Woodrow (Ruby) Disney of Lake City Rt.1, and Mrs.Monroe (Louise) Ayers of Morristown,two brothers, Esco Harmon of Cleveland,Ohio, and John H.Harmon of Lake City Rt.1, 16 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at the Cox Funeral Home chapel in Lake City with the Rev.Warner Hawkins officiating.Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery.The family will recevie friends Thursday (tonight) at the funeral home. Clinton Courier May 18,1978 Services For W.H. Burris Are Held Funeral services were held Saturday at Clinton First Baptist Church for William Henry (Bill) Burris,67, of U.S. Highway 25-W,South Clinton.He died May 10 at Oak Ridge Hospital of a heart attack. He was a saleman and late manager at Valley Pontiac-AMC Jeep,Inc.of Oak Ridge,for whom he worked for 19 years.For 26 years he was employed at Magnet Mills in Clinton. Burris was a member of Clinton First Baptist Church and the South Clinton Lions Club,which he served as its first president.He was a native of Junction City,Kan.and lived in Lake City area before moving to South Clinton.Survivors include his wife,Mrs.Edith Simpson Burris, two daughters, Mrs.Carl(Pat) Hair of Oak Ridge and Mrs.Robert (Snookie) Foster of Frankford,ILL.four sisters,Mrs.Grace Ellington of Junction City, Mrs.Elizabeth Perkey of Fresno,Calif.,Mrs.Lillie DeChant of Tucson,Ariz. and Mrs.Helen Patt of Houston,Tex., six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.The Rev.Samuel D.Dean and the Rev.Hayward Highfill officated at the services.Burial was in Tennessee Valley Memory Gardens. Clinton Courier May 18,1978 Ex-Norris Woman Dies In Knoxville Mrs.Helen Miller Cole,59, of Lonas Rd,Knoxville,died at 12:30 p.m.Friday at her home of a heart attack. She was a native of Clinton Rt.1 and the daughter of the late Mike and Ann Miller.Mrs.Cole lived in Norris until she moved to Knoxville 20 years ago.She was a member of Island Home Baptist Church in Knoxville. Survivors include her husband,Kenneth W.Cole,a daughter,Mrs.Karen Moore of Hixson,two grandchildren, two sisters,Mrs.Clara Bargloff of Norris and Mrs.Ophia Fritts of Heiskell Rt1,and three brothers,Paul R.Miller of Lafollette,L.D.Miller of Norris and Bob C.Miller of Nashville.Graveside funeral services were held Monday at Norris Memorial Gardens with the Rev.Larry Foust officiating.

Hi Nina, Is this the Reuben Craig you are looking for? Descendants of John Crage Generation No. 1 1. JOHN1 CRAGE was born Abt. 1750 in VA. Children of JOHN CRAGE are: 2. i. JOHN2 CRAGE/CRAIG, b. 1774, NC; d. September 29, 1856. ii. JACOB CRAIG, m. ELIZABETH CARSON. iii. REUBEN CRAIG. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN2 CRAGE/CRAIG (JOHN1 CRAGE) was born 1774 in NC, and died September 29, 1856. He married MARIANNA "CLIPPER" SKIPPER, daughter of HARDY SKIPPER and ELIZABETH ?. She was born 1777 in VA. Children of JOHN CRAGE/CRAIG and MARIANNA SKIPPER are: i. REUBEN3 CRAIG, b. May 11, 1792, NC; d. April 29, 1864, Anderson Co, TN; m. HULDAH ELIZABETH SNODDERLY, 1821, NC; b. May 04, 1791; d. September 18, 1868. Notes for REUBEN CRAIG: Notes for REUBEN CRAIG: DistrictNumber 9 Union County Tax List for the Year 1857 lists Ruben (we spell it Reuben) CRAIG with 100 acres of land valuded at $400. P105-24 CRAIG - No TWP Listed, PO Wallaces X Roads, Tennessee, July 28, 1860- 759/ 759 Reuben 60 M W Farmer 1000 500 Tn I Elizabeth 62 F W Tn I More About REUBEN CRAIG: Burial: Craig Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN More About HULDAH ELIZABETH SNODDERLY: Burial: Craig Cemetery, Anderson Co, TN More About REUBEN CRAIG and HULDAH SNODDERLY: Marriage: 1821, NC ii. JOHN JR. CRAIG, b. 1807, Campbell Co, TN; m. ELIZABETH LONGMIRE. iii. ELIZABETH CRAIG. iv. MARY CRAIG. v. SARAH CRAIG. vi. LOUISA CRAIG. vii. LUCINDA CRAIG. Yes please do send me the Johnson info on Berry a 6th great Grandson of Edmund Johnston/Johnson. Now this line of Johnson's are related to me thru both the Walton's and the Beals/Bales in my family from my fathers side. William Craig m. Malinda J Johnson my Great Great Grandparents from my Mothers Paternal Maternal side. Richard 'Gum' Johnson m. Martha Gray my Great Great Grandparents from my mothers maternal maternal side. Then theirs the Johnson line from Overton and Putnam County TN. Who said that finding dead people was an easy task? John __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? All your favorites on one personal page � Try My Yahoo! http://my.yahoo.com

Hey John I found ELVIN CHASE in 1891on ancestry Name: ELVIN CHASE State: TN County: Union County Township: Dist. 6 -male Voters- Year: 1891 Page: 078 Database: TN 1891 Voters List Now I need to know approx when was HENRY C WALTON born I found one in Texas but born in Tennessee 1850 age 12 Milly WARD Piros My mind is lightning one brilliant flash and pooooffffffffffffffffffffff it's gone. Rootsweb Administrator for Anderson, Campbell and Fentress Tennessee Counties

John, Since you are researching Johnson's, do you have anything on a Hugh Johnson that was married to Reba Hutson. Hugh's mother killed Reba, but did not kill that baby that was with Reba. I don't have Reba's birth or death date handy, but she is buried in Peabody Cemetery. (Is Peabody in Anderson or Campbell?) Hugh's mother went to jail for awhile, I don't know how long, etc. Hugh left, and I think, went up into Kentucky. I can't remember Hugh's mother's name. Something like Biddie, Birdie?//// If you should have this family, could I please have Hugh's birth and death date and the names of his parents. Thank you so much Linda

Hi Linda, All I have so far on this Hugh is the article I saved from TRUE DETECTIVE I believe that it was first printed in 1956 then they did a reprint in 1980's I saved the article if you would like I will e-mail you a copy but I need a working e-mail address that will accept attachments with photo's. John __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Take Yahoo! Mail with you! Get it on your mobile phone. http://mobile.yahoo.com/maildemo