Hi Teresa, I am suprised you didn't find more typo's. I will go back and send you the obit on the Ghee as soon as I find it. You didn't include the date of the Shelbyville Gazette and the page number. I need to pull the obit on the Stem because they are in my tree too. If you would like I will send you the 1946 which I finished this morning at 5 o'clock and you can proof read it before I send it on to Steve to put on line. I am a long way from perfect and can't really type, I just "peck" at it <grin> I have the Shelbyville Gazette on micro film 1928 - 1955 and if Anyone wants a complete obit you have but to ask....However, I am not perfect and you may have to correct some typo's. In 1946 the Shelbyville Gazette went to a 2 paper a week... there is a Sunday edition and a Thursday edition. These papers are full of history. I get so excited reading of times past for instance; (This clipping is my grandmother, my aunts and a couple of my cousins and they went to visit my uncle) Shelbyville Gazette - Dec 5, 1946 - Section 2 - Page 2 Bell Buckle News Mrs. Walter Samuel Lloyd and son, Jan, Mrs. Crockett Smotherman, Mrs. Raymond Rose and her daughter, Barbara Jane, went to Murfreesboro Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs. Richard Smotherman and family. David Kwapinski has recently moved to his farm near Lake Bedford. John William, son of Mr. Calvin Williams, will live with him. Catch U later, Marty ----- Original Message ----- From: "Teresa Elliott" <Cheasa@bellsouth.net> To: <tnbedfor@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 23, 2007 3:39 PM Subject: [TNBEDFOR] Typo Marty > Marty, > > There's a typo on the 1945 page. Buried in the Cothran-Crick Cemetery > Parents; George and Julia Haynes Brick. That should be Julia Haynes > Crick. > > > Thanks, found two of mine. > > Teresa Ghee Elliott > --http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rutherfordcemetery/ > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNBEDFOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Parents; Mrs. Bill Ghee. Grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Davis and Mr and Mrs. Will Ghee. Great grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. Wills Davis and Mrs. Eliza Lamb. Buried in Family Cemetery in Holts Corner. Died in Lewisburg. I think that should be Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ghee. Uncle Bill did not die until 1993. I know this, because he and aunt Audeline were one of my favorites Aunt and Uncles. Teresa Ghee Elliott --http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rutherfordcemetery/

If you are like me, you want to keep this for a while, so I thought I would share what I learned on a Genealogy Guys podcast about saving Emails or Websites if you wanted to save them to your hard drive. With the email open, click File>PRINT and then print it with your PDF printer. If you don't have one, there are several online for free you can use. This will print it to a file for you to use again. I thought that was such a cool idea and now to be able to save these for later dates onto my harddrive is just wonderful. Thanks Marty Teresa Ghee Elliott --http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rutherfordcemetery/ -----Original Message----- From: tnbedfor-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:tnbedfor-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Martha Mendez Sent: Friday, November 23, 2007 10:50 AM To: TNBEDFOR-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TNBEDFOR] Bedford County Death Certificates 1945 A - K

Marty, There's a typo on the 1945 page. Buried in the Cothran-Crick Cemetery Parents; George and Julia Haynes Brick. That should be Julia Haynes Crick. Thanks, found two of mine. Teresa Ghee Elliott --http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rutherfordcemetery/

Lee, Lawrence L. Feb 6, 1945 1897 Lovell, Maggie Bell Apr 12, 1945 6558 Locke, Geo Martin Jun 28, 1945 11183 Loyd, Hugh May 24, 1945 8896 Loyd, Sallie Drake Mar (?), 22 1945 4155 Lamb, Ellis Harvey May 10, 1945 8888 Lamb, James Colley Jun 14, 1945 22489 McFarland, Jennie Apr 1, 1945 6554 McCall, Alvin David Oct 14, 1945 19968 McClenny, Finettie (Mrs) Jul 7, 1945 13363 McCowan, Henry Cooper Mar 10, 1945 4150 McNatt, John Rufus Jan 31, 1945 45 McMahand, Thos Jan 12, 1945 1902 McMahan, Wm Jan 28, 1945 1913 Misner, Charlie Dec 9, 1945 24634 Mullins, Jas Dec 22, 1945 24643 Moon, Mattie Palestine H. Mar 6, 1945 4147 Mooneyham, Clyde Nov 8, 1945 22314 Mooneyham, David Wayne Dec 5, 1945 24632 Mooneyham, Josie Emiline M. Feb 22, 1945 4150 Mooningham, Wm T. Apr 16, 1945 6559 Moore, Charlie Virgil Nov 14, 1945 22318 Martin, Harry Jun 25, 1945 11161 Morton, Horace Feb 10, 1945 1901 Nance, Adam Vance Jul 27, 1945 13373 Overall, Jesse Robert Oct 18, 1945 19991 O'Donniley, Martha Ella Jul 9, 1945 13364 Posey, Robt Sept 8, 1945 17766 Pickle, Rebecca Jane Feb 14, 1945 1904 Pully, Jamie Clara Jan 30, 1945 31 Phelps, Louis Jas Feb 3, 1945 1893 Philpot, Hattie Bell Parker Jul 26, 1945 17780 Penn, Almeda Jul 21, 1945 13368? Pamplin, Nora Ozel Dec 18, 1945 24639 Price, Aubry Lee May 12, 1945 19986 Price, Cecil Nov 2, 1945 22308 Parks, Sylvia Mar 27, 1945 4159 Parks, Theo Gaston Nov 29, 1945 22322 Parsons, Laura Jan 9, 1945 1911 Prince, James Wm Riley Aug 3, 1945 15701 Perryman, Armina Nov 1, 1945 24651 Perryman, James Thomas Nov 6, 1945 22312 Ray, Lewis Ca__ Jr. Apr 8, 1945 6556 Ray, Mary Elizabeth D. Jan 24, 1945 8902 Rippy, Lovie Odella Sept 9, 1945 17767 Reeves, James Jan 29, 1945 25 Robinson, Charlie M_______ Apr 27, 1945 6580? Register, Ina A. Jul 22, 1945 17779 Russell, Jas Donald Aug 10, 1945 17774 Rogers, Martha An Dec 15, 1945 24636 Reed, Thos Jefferson Dec 26, 1945 24647 Rhodes, Ace Wesley Jan 20, 1945 1912 Ryall, Elvira Losena B. Mar 10, 1945 4151 Spence, Ruby Nell May 20, 1945 8892 Shavers, Kale Jackson Sep 27, 1945 17772 Stephens, Chas Wm Jr. May 5, 1945 8883 Stevenson, Corrinne Louise Feb 7, 1945 1896 Stokes, Frimmie Oct 10, 1945 19987 Stokes, Letha Jan 1, 1945 27 Stokes, Mary Jane Jan 23, 1945 28 Stokes, Paul Howard Jan 23, 1945 29 Scales, Cecil Lane Sep 10, 1945 22326 Sims, George Archie Nov 5, 1945 22310 Sims, Mary Jun 6, 1945 11175 Sims, Mathew Basil Feb 8, 1945 1900 Smith, Mary Ella Oct 28, 1945 19995 Smotherman, Wm D. Sept 15, 1945 17770 Snell, Everett Wiley May 27, 1945 8899 Snell, Helen Patricia Sept 24, 1945 24660 Snell, W. Ernest Aug 15, 1945 15706 Simmons, Lula Virginia Oct 7, 1945 27491 Shearin, Ida May L. Jul 23, 1945 13370 Shearon, Susie Palmer Feb 3, 1945 1894 Tillman, Newton Gee Jr. May 14, 1945 8889 Taylor, Drucille Elizabeth K. Oct 7, 1945 22324 Thompson, Dorothy Jean Sept 6, 1945 17765 Thompson, Elizabeth Mar 7, 1945 4149 Thompson, Henry Jul 9, 1945 13365 Thomas, Earl Lowery Nov 6, 1945 22313 Towery, Glenen Joy Nov 8, 1945 22315 Troxler, Orrie May P. Nov 5, 1945 22311 Thorneberry, B. Jul 24, 1945 13371 Turrentine, Ewing Jul 25, 1945 28609 Uselton, Wm Forrest Oct 28, 1945 24657 Vaughan, Kate Anna Jul 27, 1945 13374 Vincion, Letha Edna C. Jul 19, 1945 13367 Vincent, Marie Elizabeth Sept 5, 1945 17764 Vandergriff, John Dec 28, 1945 24649 Webster, Robt. P. Aug 14, 1945 17775 Wise, Wm David Dec 20, 1945 24641 Wiggins, Dora Tucker R. Nov 29, 1945 22323 Wiggins, Will Mar 3, 1945 4145 Wiseman, Edna Prince Nov 26, 1945 22320 Waggoner, Davis Wilson Feb 18, 1945 1906 Waters, Lewis Richard Mar 14, 1945 4153 Wilson, Lemuel Ransom ___ 23, 1945 can't read Williams, Wm Howard L. Oct 23, 1945 24655 Wheeler, Mary Jane Apr 3 1945 6555 Warden, Helen Lucile May 8, 1945 8886 Warren, Wm D. Dec 23, 1945 24645

After I transcribed the obits I decided to do the death certificates from micro film. There are more obits than death certificates, and not ALL Death Certificates have obits. Some were very hard to read; However this is just another tool. 1st line - name 2nd line - date of death 3rd line - year (all 1945) 4th line - death certificate number (IF I could read it) Later, Marty Ashby, Mattie (Mrs) Jun 9, 1945 17781 Adcock, Robt. Allen Jr. Sept 27 1945 17771 Adams, Lavernia Coffe Oct 5 1945 19966 Ayers, Jane Shofner (Mrs) May 21 1945 8893 Arnold, Jennie (Mrs) Feb 27 1945 1909 Arnold, Kate Rosencrane B. Feb 21 1945 1907 Arnold, Sallie Eunice B. Mar 14 1945 4152 Bobo, Edgar Allen Jul 25 1945 13372 Bush, Melvine Williams Nov 6 1945 27494 Beech, Oneita Jan 6 or 8 1945 20, 30, 60, 80? Beechboard, Burr Wood Sept 15, 1945 17769 Biggers, Mary Nov 26, 1945 27495 Boudreau, Abbie (Mrs) Oct 15 1945 19989 Bell, Eunice Horace Sept 1, 1945 17760 Bell, Sallie Florence W. (Mrs) Jul 19, 1945 13366 Blakemore, Dave Jan 25, 1945 24 Bingham, Bennett Green Aug 2, 1945 4389 Bonner, Joe Mar 24, 1945 11187 Bomar, Marion Newton Nov 2, 1945 27493 Bray, Ira (Mrs) Sept 20, 1945 24659 Burke, Emmet Samuel Jun 8, 1945 11176 Broadway, Gurson Dec 11, 1945 24635 Bartlette, Fannie Oct 4, 1945 27490 Bartlette, Georgia Bethean O. (Mrs) Oct 22, 1945 19992 Bearden, Robt Lacy Jun 13, 1945 11177 Branch, Hugh May 28, 1945 11184 Brinkley, Robt Henry May 5, 1945 13376 Branham, Ladie Brown (Mrs) May 7, 1945 ***4? or 8894? Cook, Judge Lawson May 16, 1945 8891 Cook, Prietta Jane C (Mrs) Jul 6, 1945 13362 Cates, John Daniel Feb 13, 1945 6562 Cawthron, Edward Dow Aug 4, 1945 15702 Claxton, Josephine Dye Dec 9, 1945 24633 Chilton, John Alvin Jun 18, 1945 11180 Clark, Robert Ersel Jan 20, 1945 23 Chambless, Andy Coleman May 16, 1945 8890 Cunningham, Della Millisa S. (Mrs) Sept 4, 1945 17763 Crick, Wm. Thos Jun 28, 1945 17783 Christmon, Sam Oct 28, 1945 24658 Cortner, William Mathew Nov 5, 1945 24652 Carothers, Corrie Shriver (Mrs) Nov 13, 1945 22317 Crowell, Martha Elizabeth Feb 8, 1945 1899 Curl, Sam Jones Cleveland May 9, 1945 8887 Davis, James Thomas Aug 15, 1945 15704 Davis, William Barton Dec 27, 1945 24648 Davenport, Elnora May 21, 1945 24661 Dixon, William E. Oct 23, 1945 19993 Dismuke, Earnest Mar 15, 1945 4154 Delffs, Nina Williams Dec 20, 1945 24640 Dalton, Joel Bartlett Mar 22, 1945 8900 Dean, Erma Apr 8, 1945 11186 Dyer, Hannah Twitty Oct 25, 1945 24656 Durham, Lee Edward May 25, 1945 8897 Eakins, Callie Nov 26, 1945 22319 Elmore, Sallie Little Aug 31, 1945 15711 Foster, Dorris Milsap (Mrs) Aug 21, 1945 15707 Foster, Winnie Eliza (Mrs) Feb 13, 1945 1903 Fitzgerald, John Lee Sept 9, 1945 17768 Flippo, Thos E. Nov 29, 1945 24654 Fuller, William Daniel May 8, 1945 8885 Fann, Sarah Feb 6, 1945 1895 Fears, Robert Lee Jun 28, 1945 11182 Frasier, Lee Marshall Sept 8, 1945 22325 Frasier, Paulette Marie Oct 27, 1945 19994 Farless, Kacey Lee Jul 22, 1945 18369 ? Frankle, Elizabeth Yancy Oct 17, 1945 19990 Freeman, Sallie Marr May 28, 1945 11185 Frierson, Edmond Jun 16, 1945 11179 Gather, Osrow Jun 9, 1945 177_2 Gentry, Sallie Tucker Aug 27, 1945 15709 Gentry, Thos Felix Dec 23, 1945 24,644 Gammill, Ola Elizabeth R. Mar 4, 1945 4146 Grubbs, Jas Edward Jun 23, 1945 13378 Gardner, Cora Ann (Mrs) Mar 23, 1945 8896 Hay, Nannie Joe Feb 6, 1945 1896 ? Hix, James Robert Nov 5, 1945 22309 Hasty, Felix Ray Mar 26, 1945 4157 Hasty, Harold Morgan Aug 28, 1945 15710 Haskins, Charles Franklin Aug 15, 1945 15705 Haggard, John Washington Jan 14, 1945 22 Head, Mary Jane (Mrs) Feb 20, 1945 1906 or 1904 Hodge, Jas Jun 14, 1945 11178 Hill, Jas Wm Mar 22, 1945 8901 Hill, Richard Jr. Dec 26, 1945 24646 Holt, Marvin Grady Dec 17, 1945 24638 Haynes, William Richard Dec 21, 1945 24642 Hunt, Francis Gertrude F. Mar 25, 1945 4156 Harris, Paul Dwight Aug 6, 1945 15703 Horsley, Betty Ann Nov 10, 1945 22316 Harrison, Leticia (Mrs) Jan 16, 1945 26 Hart, Fruella (Mrs) Jan 2, 1945 20 Howard, James Dec 16, 1945 27497 Justice, Rachel Stephens Aug 31, 1945 17776 Jones, Delitha Apr 12, 1945 6557 Johnson, Lula Euless (Mrs) Jan 5, 1945 21 King, Robt Lewis Dec 3, 1945 24631

We have just finished indexing: Bedford County, Tennessee Chancery Court Records Volume 1, Part 3, 1840-1848 Charles Reeves has posted this index to the Bedford County TN GenWeb site at: http://www.tngenweb.org/bedford/Chancery_minutes/CHC_V1_P3_index.htm We have indexed locations in this one also since many of the records describe where a family lived before they came to Bedford County as well as where the went after leaving Bedford County. Several records of estate settlements and wills are in this volume as attachments to a court records, and we have indexed these. As you know, the separate wills and settlements record books from this period are lost. Finally, many of these records describe events from 1820 and earlier even though the court records are from 1840 -1848. All of the posted court record indices may be accessed from this page: http://www.tngenweb.org/bedford/court.htm We are now working on indexing Chancery Court Enrollment Dockets, Volume B, July 1848 - Feb. 1851 as well as finishing up proofreading of County Court Minutes, Vol B, 1866 - 1869. Steve

Marty Mendez has abstracted the 1944 and 1945 Obituaries from the Shelbyville Gazette. I have created html pages from her abstracts and Charles Reeves has posted them on the Bedford County TNGenWeb pages. You can access them at: http://www.tngenweb.org/bedford/Obituaries/Obituary_Index.htm

Hi Cheryl, I descend from Robert & William's sister, Virginia. She married William Haynie. Shortly after the War some of them relocated to KY then AL. Though William Haynie was in the 23rd Co E and lived nr Wartrace. How are you related? Virginia is my 2g-g'ma. Zandra. >Message: 1 >Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2007 09:32:23 -0600 >From: "Martha Mendez" <MMendez930@comcast.net> >Subject: Re: [TNBEDFOR] Roll Call of Bell Buckle Company D >To: <tnbedfor@rootsweb.com> >Message-ID: <000001c82c7f$039c9000$4cdd164c@Dudette> >Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; > reply-type=original > > Name Robert R. Faulk > Side: Confederate > Regiment State/Origin: Tennesee > Regiment Name: 2 (Robison's) Tennessee Inf. Walker Legion. > Regiment Name Expanded: 2nd Regiment, Tennessee Infantry (Robison's) >(Walker Legion) > Company: D > Rank In: Private > Rank In Expanded: Private > Rank Out: Private > Rank Out Expanded: Private > Alternate Name: Robert R./Folk > Film Number: M231 roll 14 > > > > > William Falk > Side: Confederate > Regiment State/Origin: Tennesee > Regiment Name: 2 (Robison's) Tennessee Inf. (Walker Legion.) > Regiment Name Expanded: 2nd Regiment, Tennessee Infantry (Robison's) >(Walker Legion) > Company: D > Rank In: Private > Rank In Expanded: Private > Rank Out: Sergeant > Rank Out Expanded: Sergeant > Alternate Name: William/Folk > Film Number: M231 roll 14 > > >I am not seeing a pension application on either of these two Falks.... > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Steve Napier" <napclan@cox.net> >To: <tnbedfor@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2007 9:42 AM >Subject: Re: [TNBEDFOR] Roll Call of Bell Buckle Company D > > >> Is there anyway to get more info on someone in this roll call? William >> and >> Robert Folk died? They may be the one I am looking for >> Cheryl Napier

Name Robert R. Faulk Side: Confederate Regiment State/Origin: Tennesee Regiment Name: 2 (Robison's) Tennessee Inf. Walker Legion. Regiment Name Expanded: 2nd Regiment, Tennessee Infantry (Robison's) (Walker Legion) Company: D Rank In: Private Rank In Expanded: Private Rank Out: Private Rank Out Expanded: Private Alternate Name: Robert R./Folk Film Number: M231 roll 14 William Falk Side: Confederate Regiment State/Origin: Tennesee Regiment Name: 2 (Robison's) Tennessee Inf. (Walker Legion.) Regiment Name Expanded: 2nd Regiment, Tennessee Infantry (Robison's) (Walker Legion) Company: D Rank In: Private Rank In Expanded: Private Rank Out: Sergeant Rank Out Expanded: Sergeant Alternate Name: William/Folk Film Number: M231 roll 14 I am not seeing a pension application on either of these two Falks.... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve Napier" <napclan@cox.net> To: <tnbedfor@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2007 9:42 AM Subject: Re: [TNBEDFOR] Roll Call of Bell Buckle Company D > Is there anyway to get more info on someone in this roll call? William > and > Robert Folk died? They may be the one I am looking for > Cheryl Napier > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Martha Mendez" <MMendez930@comcast.net> > To: <TNBEDFOR-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2007 6:36 AM > Subject: [TNBEDFOR] Roll Call of Bell Buckle Company D > > >> Shelbyville Gazette - June 27, 1946 - page 1 >> >> Record of Great Military Sacrifice Is Roll Call of Bell Buckle Company D >> >> Devotion of Bedford County Men to Cause is Shown in Historical Document >> from >> 1890 Gazette >> >> Tennessee - with just cause - Has long been proud of its reputation as >> the >> VOLUNTEER STATE. Whenever the needs of the country or state have called, >> Tennessee men have not ben slow in answering. It is thus that the Gazette >> takes pride in re-printing a record of splendid military achievement and >> personal self sacrifice on the part of the men of Bedford County. It is >> the >> roll call of Company D, Second Tennessee Regiment (Bates), ORGANIZED AT >> BELL >> BUCKLE, IN MARCH OF 1861 for service in the Confederate Army during the >> War >> Between the States. To read this list is to know how completely the men >> of >> Bedford gave themselves to their cause. >> >> This record was compiled by Rufus L. Brown in an effort to complete the >> account of what happened to his many friends who sallied forth to war >> with >> him. IT WAS PUBLISHED ORIGINALLY IN THE JULY 3, 1890 EDITION OF THE >> GAZETTE. >> >> ROLL CALL OF COMPANY D, >> >> SECOND TENNESSEE REGIMENT (BATES), >> >> ORGANIZED AT BELL BUCKLE, TENN., >> >> March, 1861 >> >> Officers >> >> James Denniston, Captain, killed in Kentucky >> >> Gladolphus Fugett, First Lieutenant, killed at Shiloh >> >> John Sutton, Second Lieutenant, died in Virginia >> >> R.C. Jones, Third Lieutenant >> >> Orvill Hensley, Orderly Sergeant >> >> Charles R. Kelly, Second Sergeant, wounded at Chicamauga >> >> Russell M. Furman, Third Sergeant, killed at Shiloh >> >> William Brewers, Fourth Sergeant, killed at Shiloh >> >> Wiley F. Duther, First Corporal >> >> David C. Thomas, Second Corporal, killed at Shiloh >> >> Thomas M. Shriver, Third Corporal, killed at Chicamauga >> >> William Pearson, Fourth Corporal >> >> Privates >> >> Albert A. Akers. >> >> Henry C. Bowers, killed at Murfreesboro. >> >> James P. Bingham, killed at Shiloh >> >> James J. Bingham, died in Virginia >> >> William A. Brown >> >> William Coldwell, killed in Virginia >> >> Edward Coldwell, wounded at Chicago >> >> Frances M. Deering, wounded at Perryville >> >> George W. Dudley, wounded at Jonesboro, Ga. >> >> Flavus Durham >> >> Robt. B. Eakes >> >> Walter S. Edmonson, killed in Tennessee >> >> John N. Fugett, killed in Tennessee >> >> James P. Frizzell, killed in Virginia >> >> B. Franklin Fields, killed at Franklin >> >> William Falk, died >> >> Robert Falk, died >> >> Rufus Farrar, killed at Shiloh >> >> Kellis Farrar, killed at Perryville >> >> James Field >> >> John P. Gordon, killed at Chicamauga >> >> Jesse B. Gordon, wounded at Murfreesboro >> >> Joseph F. Hawlin, killed at Franklin >> >> A. Dorson Hancock >> >> John Hancock, wounded at Murfreesboro. >> >> Patrick Henry, killed in Georgia. >> >> Thomas Hale, killed at Richmond >> >> A.J. Jarrett >> >> Snow Jarrett >> >> Andrew J. Jones, killed at Perryville >> >> William G. Kelly, wounded at Chicamauga >> >> Rufus W. Knott, killed at Shiloh >> >> Jonas H. Lynch, killed at Murfreesboro >> >> Samuel M. Lynch >> >> James Lynch, died. >> >> Rufus A. Loyd >> >> William R. Lamb, wounded at Atlanta >> >> Thomas C. McCrory, wounded at Ressaca >> >> James Merritt, wounded at Chicamauga >> >> John W. McMillin, died >> >> Thomas McMillin, wounded at Shiloh >> >> James McMillin, killed at Chicamauga >> >> George P. Muse >> >> William H. McCulloch, killed at Virginia >> >> Jesse F. Miller >> >> Joseph C. Miller, wounded at Shiloh >> >> Owen A. McConnell, killed in Virginia. >> >> Benjamin R. McGuire, killed at Chicamauga >> >> James Morgan >> >> Benjamin F. Pearson >> >> Thomas J. Posy, wounded at Murfreesboro >> >> Hiram K. Posy, wounded at Perryville >> >> William T. Rankin, wounded at Murfreesboro >> >> David G. Rankin, wounded at RichmondDavid A. Ramsey >> >> Benjamin M. Ransom, killed at Shiloh. >> >> Samuel Robinson, killed in Virginia >> >> William M. Robinson, killed at Richmond. >> >> Thmas Richrads, died in Virginia. >> >> James Russell, supposed to have been killed by bushwackers. >> >> James C. Sharp, killed at Murfreesboro. >> >> James Scruggs, killed at Richmond. >> >> Robert D. Smith, wounded at Richmond. >> >> John P. Stovall. >> >> Benjamin Stovall. >> >> James Tindell, wounded at Chicamauga >> >> Alex. C. Taylor >> >> David C. Taylor, wounded at Richmond, Ky. >> >> William Underwood, killed at Shiloh >> >> John Vaughan, wounded at Chicamauga. >> >> John Woods >> >> Albert Flowers. >> >> William Brookshire. >> >> Ralph Terry, wounded at Chicamauga. >> >> Hiram Day, killed in Georgia >> >> We are indebted to our friend, Rufus L. Brown, for the above which shows >> a >> splendid record for the boys who wore the gray >> >> The above article is but one of the many thousands of priceless >> historical >> documents contained in the files of the Shelbyville Gazette. As much of >> this >> information as it is humanly possible to edit and compile will be made >> available to Bedford County at large in the PUBLICATION OF THE GAZETTE'S >> SPECIAL HISTORICAL EDITION, which will make it appearance early this >> fall. >> WATCH FOR IT, IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION OF A HISTORICAL NATURE RELATED >> TO >> BEDFORD COUNTY, the Gazette will appreciate your cooperation in the >> publication of this edition. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> TNBEDFOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNBEDFOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Is there anyway to get more info on someone in this roll call? William and Robert Folk died? They may be the one I am looking for Cheryl Napier ----- Original Message ----- From: "Martha Mendez" <MMendez930@comcast.net> To: <TNBEDFOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2007 6:36 AM Subject: [TNBEDFOR] Roll Call of Bell Buckle Company D > Shelbyville Gazette - June 27, 1946 - page 1 > > Record of Great Military Sacrifice Is Roll Call of Bell Buckle Company D > > Devotion of Bedford County Men to Cause is Shown in Historical Document > from > 1890 Gazette > > Tennessee - with just cause - Has long been proud of its reputation as the > VOLUNTEER STATE. Whenever the needs of the country or state have called, > Tennessee men have not ben slow in answering. It is thus that the Gazette > takes pride in re-printing a record of splendid military achievement and > personal self sacrifice on the part of the men of Bedford County. It is > the > roll call of Company D, Second Tennessee Regiment (Bates), ORGANIZED AT > BELL > BUCKLE, IN MARCH OF 1861 for service in the Confederate Army during the > War > Between the States. To read this list is to know how completely the men of > Bedford gave themselves to their cause. > > This record was compiled by Rufus L. Brown in an effort to complete the > account of what happened to his many friends who sallied forth to war with > him. IT WAS PUBLISHED ORIGINALLY IN THE JULY 3, 1890 EDITION OF THE > GAZETTE. > > ROLL CALL OF COMPANY D, > > SECOND TENNESSEE REGIMENT (BATES), > > ORGANIZED AT BELL BUCKLE, TENN., > > March, 1861 > > Officers > > James Denniston, Captain, killed in Kentucky > > Gladolphus Fugett, First Lieutenant, killed at Shiloh > > John Sutton, Second Lieutenant, died in Virginia > > R.C. Jones, Third Lieutenant > > Orvill Hensley, Orderly Sergeant > > Charles R. Kelly, Second Sergeant, wounded at Chicamauga > > Russell M. Furman, Third Sergeant, killed at Shiloh > > William Brewers, Fourth Sergeant, killed at Shiloh > > Wiley F. Duther, First Corporal > > David C. Thomas, Second Corporal, killed at Shiloh > > Thomas M. Shriver, Third Corporal, killed at Chicamauga > > William Pearson, Fourth Corporal > > Privates > > Albert A. Akers. > > Henry C. Bowers, killed at Murfreesboro. > > James P. Bingham, killed at Shiloh > > James J. Bingham, died in Virginia > > William A. Brown > > William Coldwell, killed in Virginia > > Edward Coldwell, wounded at Chicago > > Frances M. Deering, wounded at Perryville > > George W. Dudley, wounded at Jonesboro, Ga. > > Flavus Durham > > Robt. B. Eakes > > Walter S. Edmonson, killed in Tennessee > > John N. Fugett, killed in Tennessee > > James P. Frizzell, killed in Virginia > > B. Franklin Fields, killed at Franklin > > William Falk, died > > Robert Falk, died > > Rufus Farrar, killed at Shiloh > > Kellis Farrar, killed at Perryville > > James Field > > John P. Gordon, killed at Chicamauga > > Jesse B. Gordon, wounded at Murfreesboro > > Joseph F. Hawlin, killed at Franklin > > A. Dorson Hancock > > John Hancock, wounded at Murfreesboro. > > Patrick Henry, killed in Georgia. > > Thomas Hale, killed at Richmond > > A.J. Jarrett > > Snow Jarrett > > Andrew J. Jones, killed at Perryville > > William G. Kelly, wounded at Chicamauga > > Rufus W. Knott, killed at Shiloh > > Jonas H. Lynch, killed at Murfreesboro > > Samuel M. Lynch > > James Lynch, died. > > Rufus A. Loyd > > William R. Lamb, wounded at Atlanta > > Thomas C. McCrory, wounded at Ressaca > > James Merritt, wounded at Chicamauga > > John W. McMillin, died > > Thomas McMillin, wounded at Shiloh > > James McMillin, killed at Chicamauga > > George P. Muse > > William H. McCulloch, killed at Virginia > > Jesse F. Miller > > Joseph C. Miller, wounded at Shiloh > > Owen A. McConnell, killed in Virginia. > > Benjamin R. McGuire, killed at Chicamauga > > James Morgan > > Benjamin F. Pearson > > Thomas J. Posy, wounded at Murfreesboro > > Hiram K. Posy, wounded at Perryville > > William T. Rankin, wounded at Murfreesboro > > David G. Rankin, wounded at RichmondDavid A. Ramsey > > Benjamin M. Ransom, killed at Shiloh. > > Samuel Robinson, killed in Virginia > > William M. Robinson, killed at Richmond. > > Thmas Richrads, died in Virginia. > > James Russell, supposed to have been killed by bushwackers. > > James C. Sharp, killed at Murfreesboro. > > James Scruggs, killed at Richmond. > > Robert D. Smith, wounded at Richmond. > > John P. Stovall. > > Benjamin Stovall. > > James Tindell, wounded at Chicamauga > > Alex. C. Taylor > > David C. Taylor, wounded at Richmond, Ky. > > William Underwood, killed at Shiloh > > John Vaughan, wounded at Chicamauga. > > John Woods > > Albert Flowers. > > William Brookshire. > > Ralph Terry, wounded at Chicamauga. > > Hiram Day, killed in Georgia > > We are indebted to our friend, Rufus L. Brown, for the above which shows a > splendid record for the boys who wore the gray > > The above article is but one of the many thousands of priceless historical > documents contained in the files of the Shelbyville Gazette. As much of > this > information as it is humanly possible to edit and compile will be made > available to Bedford County at large in the PUBLICATION OF THE GAZETTE'S > SPECIAL HISTORICAL EDITION, which will make it appearance early this fall. > WATCH FOR IT, IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION OF A HISTORICAL NATURE RELATED > TO > BEDFORD COUNTY, the Gazette will appreciate your cooperation in the > publication of this edition. > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNBEDFOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Shelbyville Gazette - June 27, 1946 - page 1 Record of Great Military Sacrifice Is Roll Call of Bell Buckle Company D Devotion of Bedford County Men to Cause is Shown in Historical Document from 1890 Gazette Tennessee - with just cause - Has long been proud of its reputation as the VOLUNTEER STATE. Whenever the needs of the country or state have called, Tennessee men have not ben slow in answering. It is thus that the Gazette takes pride in re-printing a record of splendid military achievement and personal self sacrifice on the part of the men of Bedford County. It is the roll call of Company D, Second Tennessee Regiment (Bates), ORGANIZED AT BELL BUCKLE, IN MARCH OF 1861 for service in the Confederate Army during the War Between the States. To read this list is to know how completely the men of Bedford gave themselves to their cause. This record was compiled by Rufus L. Brown in an effort to complete the account of what happened to his many friends who sallied forth to war with him. IT WAS PUBLISHED ORIGINALLY IN THE JULY 3, 1890 EDITION OF THE GAZETTE. ROLL CALL OF COMPANY D, SECOND TENNESSEE REGIMENT (BATES), ORGANIZED AT BELL BUCKLE, TENN., March, 1861 Officers James Denniston, Captain, killed in Kentucky Gladolphus Fugett, First Lieutenant, killed at Shiloh John Sutton, Second Lieutenant, died in Virginia R.C. Jones, Third Lieutenant Orvill Hensley, Orderly Sergeant Charles R. Kelly, Second Sergeant, wounded at Chicamauga Russell M. Furman, Third Sergeant, killed at Shiloh William Brewers, Fourth Sergeant, killed at Shiloh Wiley F. Duther, First Corporal David C. Thomas, Second Corporal, killed at Shiloh Thomas M. Shriver, Third Corporal, killed at Chicamauga William Pearson, Fourth Corporal Privates Albert A. Akers. Henry C. Bowers, killed at Murfreesboro. James P. Bingham, killed at Shiloh James J. Bingham, died in Virginia William A. Brown William Coldwell, killed in Virginia Edward Coldwell, wounded at Chicago Frances M. Deering, wounded at Perryville George W. Dudley, wounded at Jonesboro, Ga. Flavus Durham Robt. B. Eakes Walter S. Edmonson, killed in Tennessee John N. Fugett, killed in Tennessee James P. Frizzell, killed in Virginia B. Franklin Fields, killed at Franklin William Falk, died Robert Falk, died Rufus Farrar, killed at Shiloh Kellis Farrar, killed at Perryville James Field John P. Gordon, killed at Chicamauga Jesse B. Gordon, wounded at Murfreesboro Joseph F. Hawlin, killed at Franklin A. Dorson Hancock John Hancock, wounded at Murfreesboro. Patrick Henry, killed in Georgia. Thomas Hale, killed at Richmond A.J. Jarrett Snow Jarrett Andrew J. Jones, killed at Perryville William G. Kelly, wounded at Chicamauga Rufus W. Knott, killed at Shiloh Jonas H. Lynch, killed at Murfreesboro Samuel M. Lynch James Lynch, died. Rufus A. Loyd William R. Lamb, wounded at Atlanta Thomas C. McCrory, wounded at Ressaca James Merritt, wounded at Chicamauga John W. McMillin, died Thomas McMillin, wounded at Shiloh James McMillin, killed at Chicamauga George P. Muse William H. McCulloch, killed at Virginia Jesse F. Miller Joseph C. Miller, wounded at Shiloh Owen A. McConnell, killed in Virginia. Benjamin R. McGuire, killed at Chicamauga James Morgan Benjamin F. Pearson Thomas J. Posy, wounded at Murfreesboro Hiram K. Posy, wounded at Perryville William T. Rankin, wounded at Murfreesboro David G. Rankin, wounded at RichmondDavid A. Ramsey Benjamin M. Ransom, killed at Shiloh. Samuel Robinson, killed in Virginia William M. Robinson, killed at Richmond. Thmas Richrads, died in Virginia. James Russell, supposed to have been killed by bushwackers. James C. Sharp, killed at Murfreesboro. James Scruggs, killed at Richmond. Robert D. Smith, wounded at Richmond. John P. Stovall. Benjamin Stovall. James Tindell, wounded at Chicamauga Alex. C. Taylor David C. Taylor, wounded at Richmond, Ky. William Underwood, killed at Shiloh John Vaughan, wounded at Chicamauga. John Woods Albert Flowers. William Brookshire. Ralph Terry, wounded at Chicamauga. Hiram Day, killed in Georgia We are indebted to our friend, Rufus L. Brown, for the above which shows a splendid record for the boys who wore the gray The above article is but one of the many thousands of priceless historical documents contained in the files of the Shelbyville Gazette. As much of this information as it is humanly possible to edit and compile will be made available to Bedford County at large in the PUBLICATION OF THE GAZETTE'S SPECIAL HISTORICAL EDITION, which will make it appearance early this fall. WATCH FOR IT, IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION OF A HISTORICAL NATURE RELATED TO BEDFORD COUNTY, the Gazette will appreciate your cooperation in the publication of this edition.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: ptm2754 Surnames: SCOTT, EWELL Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.tennessee.counties.bedford/95.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I have this SCOTT family in Bedford County, TN: 1880 Census, 25th Civil District, Bedford County, Tennessee, Page No. 20, Supervisor's District No. 3, Enumeration District No. 19. 1 John H. SCOTT, b: Abt. 1809 .. Virginia EWELL, b: Abt. 1820 ........ 2 Robert P. SCOTT, b: Abt. 1858 ........ 2 Mary SCOTT, b: Abt. 1842 ........ 2 John SCOTT, b: Abt. 1844 in Tennessee ........ 2 Joseph SCOTT, b: Abt. 1846 in Tennessee ........ 2 Martha SCOTT, b: Abt. 1848 Virginia Ewell Scott is my husband's 3rd great-grandaunt. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: swpeyton Surnames: SCOTT, FOWLER, EVANS, ANDERSON, Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.tennessee.counties.bedford/95.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I am looking for information on a Robert Scott who was born about 1848. He married (for the 2nd time, I think) Almira Fowler and had several daughters with her. In looking at census records, I found a Robert Scott on the 1870 Census of Fentress Co., TN; a Robert Scott with no spouse on the 1880 Census of Fentress Co TN., and on the 1900 Census of Clinton County, Kentucky. I am not sure if the Robert Scott's that I have found are one and the same, but I do know that the Robert Scott on the 1900 Census is the one that I am a descendant of.... Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: kycady Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.tennessee.counties.bedford/1416/mb.ashx Message Board Post: We are engaged in an on-going genealogical and historical research project focused on the Civil War Unionists of Alabama. Two volumes are completed, a third is soon to be released, and nine more volumes are planned. Family Indexes to the first two volumes can be searched at http://www.civilwarunionistsofalabama.com/. Our research has shown that many of the Alabama Unionists originated in Tennessee or migrated there both during and after the Civil War. If you have genealogical data, local history, photographs, etc, related to the subject, we would like to hear from you at jsmbooks@comcast.net or reply to this message board. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: UnionLady10551 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.tennessee.counties.bedford/595.23.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Shelbyville Gazette - Oct 25, 1999 Hazelle Enochs Piper Mrs. Hazelle Enoch Piper, 99, of Shelbyville died Sunday at Bedford County Medical Center after an extended illness. A native of BEdford County, she was a retried clerk for Fly's Drug Store and a member of First Baptist Church. She was the daughter of the late Charlie and Annie Holt Enochs. There are no immediate survivors. Graveside services will be held at Rosebank Cemetery in Flat Creek. The Rev. Phillip Barnett will officiate. Hillcrest Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. No visitation is scheduled. Memorials may be made to the Americha heart Association or a charity of choice. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

Shelbyville Gazette - Oct 25, 1999 Hazelle Enochs Piper Mrs. Hazelle Enoch Piper, 99, of Shelbyville died Sunday at Bedford County Medical Center after an extended illness. A native of Bedford County, she was a retried clerk for Fly's Drug Store and a member of First Baptist Church. She was the daughter of the late Charlie and Annie Holt Enochs. There are no immediate survivors. Graveside services will be held at Rosebank Cemetery in Flat Creek. The Rev. Phillip Barnett will officiate. Hillcrest Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. No visitation is scheduled. Memorials may be made to the Americha heart Association or a charity of choice. ----- Original Message ----- From: <gc-gateway@rootsweb.com> To: <TNBEDFOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2007 11:07 PM Subject: Re: [TNBEDFOR] Will do LOOKUPS in Bedford Co., TN > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Author: mcwasthere > Surnames: Piper > Classification: queries > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.tennessee.counties.bedford/595.23/mb.ashx > > Message Board Post: > > Kristi, > > Do you have access to obituaries for Bedford County? I need one for > Hazelle E. Piper, DOD 24 Oct 1999. Or if there's anything else available > that would give her parents. I seem to remember she was kin in some way, > but I've lost the connection. > > Thank you. > > Important Note: > The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you > would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link > above and respond on the board. > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNBEDFOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

This is a set of three volumes compiled and published by Banks McLaurin. You might be able to find out more about it one the Bledsoe list; I believe that's where I first heard about it. I bought a copy from Mr. McLaurin several years ago. On Nov 15, 2007, at 4:32 AM, Peggy Coleman wrote: > What book are you talking about? I have Bledsoes in my family. > > Peggy > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Beverly Peavler" <bp@peavler.org> > To: <tnbedfor@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2007 9:53 AM > Subject: Re: [TNBEDFOR] BLEDSOE FAMILY > > >> Do you have access to the three-volume work on the Bledsoe family >> compiled by Banks McLaurin? It's a treasure house of information. >> >> On Nov 13, 2007, at 3:21 PM, prossergenealogy@comcast.net wrote: >> >>> List Members, >>> >>> The BLEDSOE family is a family that straddles the county line and >>> it is very much linked to the Chestnut Ridge area. >>> >>> I will post from what Joanna Bledsoe sent me hard copy of prior to >>> her death and then open up a query at the end of the post. >>> >>> It would be my belief that I may be a descendant of Jacob BLEDSOE >>> born ca. 1762/64 - 1848 >>> >>> Jacob was born in Wake Co., NC, March 29, 1762 (or 1764). His will >>> was filed in the Bedford County, Tennessee Courthouse in 1848, but >>> the will is missing because the courthouse burned down. He lived in >>> wake County, then came to Tennessee between 1820 and 1830, settling >>> near Petersburg, Tennessee. According to the 1810 census of North >>> Carolina, he had twelve children living at home. Also he may have >>> had other children later on. In May 1793 he was granted 640 acres >>> of land in Sumner County, Tennessee for his father's service in the >>> Revolutionary War. He probably sold the land..(need to check the >>> deed records of Sumner Co.). In 1834 he filed a pension request for >>> his own service in the Revolution saying that he served in the >>> Captain Lewis Bledsoe Company, Colonel Moore's Regiment and was >>> present at the Battle of Gates' defeat in August 1789 in Camden >>> South Carolina. He said he was often confused with his cousin Jacob >>> nicknamed Jacob Jr.,... who was the son of his father's broth! >>> er Jaco >>> b Sr. Our Jacob is buried in Moore Chapel Cemetery, Shelbyville, >>> Tennessee (also called Blue Stocking Hollow Cemetery). but the >>> marker no longer exist. He died without a will, so far as the >>> twelve children listed in the 1810 census, we only no for sure: >>> AARON b. 1781 or 1787, NC >>> DAVID b. 1799, NC (he married a sister of his brother , Aaron's >>> wife) >>> HENRY b. circa 1804 (married Tempe Robards) >>> LEWIS b. 1770-1780, (married Fanny ______) >>> >>> My questions are, (1) does anyone know anything about the ROBARDS >>> family or is there a possibility that this is the ROBERTS family >>> that was in the area and inter married with many families of the >>> area? (2) Does anyone have any information on a daughter of Henry >>> BLEDSOE and Tempe ROBARDS named Lousia F. BLEDSOE born around 1837. >>> (3) Is there a possibility that her name is Lousia Frances BLEDSOE >>> and would she be the wife of James MOORE buried in Moore Chapel >>> Cemetery? My great grandmother was Tempie Ann MOORE that married >>> John R. FOSTER of the area and this would be my connection. >>> >>> Thanks for your time. >>> >>> Bobby Prosser >>> prossergenealogy@comcast.net >>> >>> ------------------------------- >>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNBEDFOR- >>> request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >>> in the subject and the body of the message >>> >> >> Beverly Peavler >> bp@peavler.org >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> TNBEDFOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNBEDFOR- > request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

Paul I have the same document you posted. we have a Henry Moore in our files. My husband descends from the Moore and my great grandfather was William C.Delk of Bedford Co. tn. I know he(my great grandfather) must connect to Benjamin Delk who married Martha Moore but I have never figured it out Betty Landers ----- Original Message ----- From: <WhitePaul@aol.com> To: <tnbedfor@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2007 9:33 AM Subject: Re: [TNBEDFOR] Henry Moore > Thanks for you all replying to my Query. > I have an Oct 11, 1834, USGenWeb copy of a Bedford Co., TN, Will for Henry > Moore, Dec'd, that lists the Heirs and Distributor's names as: Michael > Moore, > Henry Moore, Samuel Moore, Charles R. Moore, David R. Moore, Elizabeth > Moore, > Margaret Moore, Benjamin Delk, wife Martha, formerly Martha Moore. Mary, > and > Henry are listed as being in Lincoln Co. I am trying to detemining > something > out about that Samuel in Lincoln. Was he a Baptist Minister and, if so, > what > happened to him? Any help appreciated. > Paul R. White > _WhitePaul@aol.com_ (mailto:WhitePaul@aol.com) > > > > ************************************** See what's new at > http://www.aol.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNBEDFOR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

We have been working on indexing this volume for about a month and are still at least several weeks away from completing the work. It is hard work since the ink is faded in places and some of the handwriting is little more that a "scribble". There is so much useful data in this volume that I wanted to go ahead and make what we have indexed so far available for use by researchers. I have posted a "work in progress" draft to: http://www.gscassociates.com/CNC-5-index-snapshot.htm Transcription of the index is complete almost to the end of the "T's" in the index. Proofreading and expansion is complete almost through the end of the "D's". Little "condensation" of entries to create a single line for each name has been done. The table has been sorted on name and then page. This is a MS Word "filtered html" file has still not been cleaned up to strip all the garbage tags that Ms Word adds (even in a "filtered" file), so the file is over 10 times as large as actually required. This snapshot will be updated every few days until we finish and publish the final index. Steve