This is interesting to me, as I have a great-grandfather who was convicted of killing two Shelbyville (or Bedford County??) policemen on October 31, 1911. There are conflicting stories as to why this happened, but our family has said that bootlegging and betrayal were the motivating factors. Marion Anderson spent over 20 years (maybe 30 years) in state penitentiary for these murders. Does anyone have any info or insight into this incident or the participants (especially Marion Anderson and family)? I understand Marion may have had a brother in Shelbyville who was a barber, but don't know his name. -----Original Message----- From: Martha Mendez [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 11:20 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [TNBEDFOR] Help With A Branch of My Family - Chambers Hi Lucy, There is a newspaper clipping on this. (My grandfather is Sam Helton <grin>. When you get ready for the rest of the story send me a private E mail). I also remember reading where Wiley sold some property right after this shooting, so it was apparent he was trying to raise some money. As to what happened in the trial I don't have a clue. Do you know? Later, Marty 3 Johnnie E. Barlett b: Aug 1888 in Tennessee > ................ +Sumner A. Dillard b: 05 Mar 1883 in Tennessee d: 02 > Mar > 1936 (he was Police Chief and was shot and killed by Wiley Troop) Shelbyville Gazette - March 5, 1936, page 1 POLICE CHIEF DIED FROM GUN SHOT WOUND SUNDAY Wiley Troup charged, with first degree murder, bound over to circuit court Shelbyville and Bedford County people were inexpressibly shocked and grieved on last Sunday morning to learn that S.A. Dillard, police chief, was dead from a gun shot, alledged to have been fired by the hand of Wiley Troop. The report of the shooting is as follows: Chief Dillard was killed Sunday morning at about 11 o'clock as he and patrolman J.W. Drake were bringing two prisoners to the city after arresting them on Sims road, 2 1/2 miles from town. In the auto with Chief Dillard were Patrolman Drake and two prisoners, Sam Helton and Miss Hazel Lee Delffs. Chief Dillard and patrolman Drake, while inside the city limits, recongized a passing auto occupied by Helton and Misses Delffs as a liquor car and gave chase, Patrolman Drake reported. The chase continued outside the city limits and ended on Sims road when Patrolman Drake shot down two tires on the liquor car. Two and one half gallons of whiskey were found in the car. The car was owned by Troop, Patrolman Drake reported. Chief Dillard and Patrolman Drake were putting Helton and Miss Delffs into the police car when another car arrived at the arrest sceen, occupied by Troop and two other men. The two officers, with Helton and Miss Delffs as prisoners, had driven several hundred feet back toward the city when Troop fired at their car three times with a 25 - 20 calibre rifle, Patrolman Drake reported. One of the bullets entered the rear of the car and went into Chief Dillard head behind his right ear. He died instantly, Drake said. The Chief was sitting on the right and of the rear seat with the two prisoners and Drake was driving at the time. A splinter of the bullet hit Drake on the neck, but he was not badly injured. "The chief died instantly, Drake said." "As soon as Troop shot I stoped the car and lay down across the hood of the car waiting for him to come down the road, with my gun ready, but he cut across a field and went another way." Troop was arrested and hour and a half later by Patrolman Drake and Patrolman A. Reynolds while he was in route to the county jail to surrender. He had telephoned Sheriff T.E. Gant that he was on his way there to surrender, it was reported. Troop was held without bond on a charge of murder. No inquest was ordered. Helton and Miss Delff were charged with felonious transportation of whiskey. The woman has been released under bond. Bearden and Trolinger were arrested on charges of aiding and abetting, first degree murder, and released under bond. Dillard has been chief of Shelbyville police since last October. He had formerly been a carpenter. He was a member of the Christian Church here. Survivors include his wife and a son. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 2:49 PM Subject: [TNBEDFOR] Help With A Branch of My Family - Chambers > Hi Everyone: > > My father's words are echoing in my ears "if you don't publish your data > ... > it is not worth the paper it is written on." So, I have decided to move > forward with publishing my book on the Dunaway family of Bedford County. > > Needless to say, there are many allied family names including the > Chambers. > Unfortunately, I am finding very little on this family other than vital > statistics -- which makes for a VERY dry book. > > So, can anyone: 1) Fill in any of the blanks for this family? 2) Know > any > living descendants of this family? 3) Have any stories involving this > family? 4) Or by some miracle, have any photographs of these people? > > Descendants of Harrison C. Chambers > > 1 Harrison C. Chambers b: 1822 in Tennessee d: Bef. Mar 1858 in Bedford > County, Tennessee > .. +Mary N. Angeline Dunaway b: 15 Dec 1825 in Tennessee m: Bef. Oct 1850 > in > Tennessee d: 06 Aug 1911 in Tennessee (her parents were John Dunaway & > Margaret Gordon) > ..... 2 Margaret Julia Chambers b: 08 Mar 1852 in Bedford County, > Tennessee > d: 08 Jan 1916 in Camp White, Bedford County, Tennessee (where is Camp > White????) > ......... +Jno. W. Bartlett b: Abt. 1852 in Tennessee m: 21 Oct 1875 in > Bedford County, Tennessee d: 13 Nov 1890 in Tennessee > ............ 3 Willie E. Barlett b: 1876 in Tennessee > ............ 3 Mary Beulah Barlett b: 1878 in Tennessee > ............ 3 Myrtle Barlett b: Jul 1881 in Tennessee > ............ 3 Johnnie E. Barlett b: Aug 1888 in Tennessee > ................ +Sumner A. Dillard b: 05 Mar 1883 in Tennessee d: 02 > Mar > 1936 (he was Police Chief and was shot and killed by Wiley Troop) > ................... 4 Mike Dillard > ............ 3 Unknown Barlett > ..... 2 Robert Newton Chambers b: Sep 1853 in Tennessee d: 1926 > ..... 2 Samuel H. Chambers b: Sep 1855 in Tennessee d: 1930 > ......... +Mollie Henley b: Sep 1865 in Tennessee m: 19 Sep 1888 in > Bedford > County, Tennessee d: 1942 > ............ 3 Spencer Eakin Chambers b: 28 Mar 1890 in Tennessee d: 04 > Feb 1960 > ................ +Winnie F. b: 20 Aug 1894 m: Abt. 1916 d: 10 Apr 1959 > ................... 4 Virginia L. Chambers b: Abt. 1917 in Tennessee > ................... 4 Robert L. Chambers b: Abt. 1928 in Tennessee > ............ 3 Robert Walton Chambers b: Sep 1896 in Tennessee > ..... 2 Infant Chambers b: Unknown > > I believe some of the early branches of this family lived in District 5 -- > around Burns Chapel and Deason areas. > > Any help would be MUCH appreciated, > Lucy Dunaway Zeier > [email protected] > "Remember me in the family tree-- > my name, my days, my strife; > then I'll ride upon the wings of time > and live an endless life." > Goetsch > > > ==== TNBEDFOR Mailing List ==== > Visit the TNBEDFOR-L mailing list archives: > > Searchable: > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=TNBEDFOR > > Threaded Searchable: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/TNBEDFOR > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. 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Hi Lisa, This was probably reported in the Nashville Tennessean. If you get a change to go to Tennessee State Library and Archives. I find a LOT of information that way. I also take the index to the death records and then look up the obit. Since they give the counties it makes it SO MUCH easier. Nashville Tennessean. Ja 19 1920 - present. d. Continues Nashville Tennessean And The Nashville American. Title varies: Tennessean TSLA HOLDINGS: Ja 19 1920 - present Later, Marty ----- Original Message ----- From: "Hall, Lisa" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 5:49 AM Subject: RE: [TNBEDFOR] Crimes against Law Officers > This is interesting to me, as I have a great-grandfather who was > convicted of killing two Shelbyville (or Bedford County??) policemen on > October 31, 1911. There are conflicting stories as to why this > happened, but our family has said that bootlegging and betrayal were the > motivating factors. > > Marion Anderson spent over 20 years (maybe 30 years) in state > penitentiary for these murders. > > Does anyone have any info or insight into this incident or the > participants (especially Marion Anderson and family)? I understand > Marion may have had a brother in Shelbyville who was a barber, but don't > know his name. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Martha Mendez [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 11:20 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [TNBEDFOR] Help With A Branch of My Family - Chambers > > > Hi Lucy, > > There is a newspaper clipping on this. (My grandfather is Sam Helton > <grin>. When you get ready for the rest of the story send me a private > E > mail). I also remember reading where Wiley sold some property right > after > this shooting, so it was apparent he was trying to raise some money. As > to > what happened in the trial I don't have a clue. Do you know? > > Later, > Marty > > 3 Johnnie E. Barlett b: Aug 1888 in Tennessee >> ................ +Sumner A. Dillard b: 05 Mar 1883 in Tennessee d: > 02 >> Mar >> 1936 (he was Police Chief and was shot and killed by Wiley Troop) > > Shelbyville Gazette - March 5, 1936, page 1 > > POLICE CHIEF DIED FROM GUN SHOT WOUND SUNDAY > > Wiley Troup charged, with first degree murder, bound over to circuit > court > > Shelbyville and Bedford County people were inexpressibly shocked and > grieved on last Sunday morning to learn that S.A. Dillard, police chief, > was > dead from a gun shot, alledged to have been fired by the hand of Wiley > Troop. > The report of the shooting is as follows: > Chief Dillard was killed Sunday morning at about 11 o'clock as he and > patrolman J.W. Drake were bringing two prisoners to the city after > arresting > them on Sims road, 2 1/2 miles from town. > In the auto with Chief Dillard were Patrolman Drake and two prisoners, > Sam > Helton and Miss Hazel Lee Delffs. > Chief Dillard and patrolman Drake, while inside the city limits, > recongized > a passing auto occupied by Helton and Misses Delffs as a liquor car and > gave > chase, Patrolman Drake reported. > The chase continued outside the city limits and ended on Sims road when > > Patrolman Drake shot down two tires on the liquor car. Two and one half > > gallons of whiskey were found in the car. The car was owned by Troop, > Patrolman Drake reported. Chief Dillard and Patrolman Drake were > putting > Helton and Miss Delffs into the police car when another car arrived at > the > arrest sceen, occupied by Troop and two other men. > The two officers, with Helton and Miss Delffs as prisoners, had driven > several hundred feet back toward the city when Troop fired at their car > three times with a 25 - 20 calibre rifle, Patrolman Drake reported. > One of the bullets entered the rear of the car and went into Chief > Dillard > head behind his right ear. He died instantly, Drake said. The Chief > was > sitting on the right and of the rear seat with the two prisoners and > Drake > was driving at the time. > A splinter of the bullet hit Drake on the neck, but he was not badly > injured. > "The chief died instantly, Drake said." "As soon as Troop shot I > stoped > the car and lay down across the hood of the car waiting for him to come > down > the road, with my gun ready, but he cut across a field and went another > way." > Troop was arrested and hour and a half later by Patrolman Drake and > Patrolman A. Reynolds while he was in route to the county jail to > surrender. > He had telephoned Sheriff T.E. Gant that he was on his way there to > surrender, it was reported. > Troop was held without bond on a charge of murder. > No inquest was ordered. > Helton and Miss Delff were charged with felonious transportation of > whiskey. The woman has been released under bond. Bearden and Trolinger > > were arrested on charges of aiding and abetting, first degree murder, > and > released under bond. > Dillard has been chief of Shelbyville police since last October. He > had > formerly been a carpenter. He was a member of the Christian Church > here. > Survivors include his wife and a son. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 2:49 PM > Subject: [TNBEDFOR] Help With A Branch of My Family - Chambers > > >> Hi Everyone: >> >> My father's words are echoing in my ears "if you don't publish your > data >> ... >> it is not worth the paper it is written on." So, I have decided to > move >> forward with publishing my book on the Dunaway family of Bedford > County. >> >> Needless to say, there are many allied family names including the >> Chambers. >> Unfortunately, I am finding very little on this family other than > vital >> statistics -- which makes for a VERY dry book. >> >> So, can anyone: 1) Fill in any of the blanks for this family? 2) > Know >> any >> living descendants of this family? 3) Have any stories involving > this >> family? 4) Or by some miracle, have any photographs of these people? >> >> Descendants of Harrison C. Chambers >> >> 1 Harrison C. Chambers b: 1822 in Tennessee d: Bef. Mar 1858 in > Bedford >> County, Tennessee >> .. +Mary N. Angeline Dunaway b: 15 Dec 1825 in Tennessee m: Bef. Oct > 1850 >> in >> Tennessee d: 06 Aug 1911 in Tennessee (her parents were John Dunaway & >> Margaret Gordon) >> ..... 2 Margaret Julia Chambers b: 08 Mar 1852 in Bedford County, >> Tennessee >> d: 08 Jan 1916 in Camp White, Bedford County, Tennessee (where is Camp >> White????) >> ......... +Jno. W. Bartlett b: Abt. 1852 in Tennessee m: 21 Oct 1875 > in >> Bedford County, Tennessee d: 13 Nov 1890 in Tennessee >> ............ 3 Willie E. Barlett b: 1876 in Tennessee >> ............ 3 Mary Beulah Barlett b: 1878 in Tennessee >> ............ 3 Myrtle Barlett b: Jul 1881 in Tennessee >> ............ 3 Johnnie E. Barlett b: Aug 1888 in Tennessee >> ................ +Sumner A. Dillard b: 05 Mar 1883 in Tennessee d: > 02 >> Mar >> 1936 (he was Police Chief and was shot and killed by Wiley Troop) >> ................... 4 Mike Dillard >> ............ 3 Unknown Barlett >> ..... 2 Robert Newton Chambers b: Sep 1853 in Tennessee d: 1926 >> ..... 2 Samuel H. Chambers b: Sep 1855 in Tennessee d: 1930 >> ......... +Mollie Henley b: Sep 1865 in Tennessee m: 19 Sep 1888 in >> Bedford >> County, Tennessee d: 1942 >> ............ 3 Spencer Eakin Chambers b: 28 Mar 1890 in Tennessee > d: 04 >> Feb 1960 >> ................ +Winnie F. b: 20 Aug 1894 m: Abt. 1916 d: 10 Apr > 1959 >> ................... 4 Virginia L. Chambers b: Abt. 1917 in Tennessee >> ................... 4 Robert L. Chambers b: Abt. 1928 in Tennessee >> ............ 3 Robert Walton Chambers b: Sep 1896 in Tennessee >> ..... 2 Infant Chambers b: Unknown >> >> I believe some of the early branches of this family lived in District > 5 -- >> around Burns Chapel and Deason areas. >> >> Any help would be MUCH appreciated, >> Lucy Dunaway Zeier >> [email protected] >> "Remember me in the family tree-- >> my name, my days, my strife; >> then I'll ride upon the wings of time >> and live an endless life." >> Goetsch >> >> >> ==== TNBEDFOR Mailing List ==== >> Visit the TNBEDFOR-L mailing list archives: >> >> Searchable: >> http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=TNBEDFOR >> >> Threaded Searchable: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/TNBEDFOR >> >> ============================== >> View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find >> marriage announcements and more. Learn more: >> http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx >> > > > ==== TNBEDFOR Mailing List ==== > Visit the Bedford County Message Board at RootsWeb: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.us > a.states.tennessee.counties.bedford > > (All postings are automatically copied to the TNBEDFOR-L list). > > ============================== > New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your > ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. > Learn more: > http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=1459 > 9&targetid=5429 > > > > ==== TNBEDFOR Mailing List ==== > Visit the Bedford County pages at TNGenWeb: > > http://www.tngenweb.org/bedford/index.htm > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

Sumner Dillard was the son of Robert Dillard and Margaret Ellen Woodward. Lucy in TX ----- Original Message ----- From: "Hall, Lisa" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 5:49 AM Subject: RE: [TNBEDFOR] Crimes against Law Officers > This is interesting to me, as I have a great-grandfather who was > convicted of killing two Shelbyville (or Bedford County??) policemen on > October 31, 1911. There are conflicting stories as to why this > happened, but our family has said that bootlegging and betrayal were the > motivating factors. > > Marion Anderson spent over 20 years (maybe 30 years) in state > penitentiary for these murders. > > Does anyone have any info or insight into this incident or the > participants (especially Marion Anderson and family)? I understand > Marion may have had a brother in Shelbyville who was a barber, but don't > know his name. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Martha Mendez [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 11:20 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [TNBEDFOR] Help With A Branch of My Family - Chambers > > > Hi Lucy, > > There is a newspaper clipping on this. (My grandfather is Sam Helton > <grin>. When you get ready for the rest of the story send me a private > E > mail). I also remember reading where Wiley sold some property right > after > this shooting, so it was apparent he was trying to raise some money. As > to > what happened in the trial I don't have a clue. Do you know? > > Later, > Marty > > 3 Johnnie E. Barlett b: Aug 1888 in Tennessee >> ................ +Sumner A. Dillard b: 05 Mar 1883 in Tennessee d: > 02 >> Mar >> 1936 (he was Police Chief and was shot and killed by Wiley Troop) > > Shelbyville Gazette - March 5, 1936, page 1 > > POLICE CHIEF DIED FROM GUN SHOT WOUND SUNDAY > > Wiley Troup charged, with first degree murder, bound over to circuit > court > > Shelbyville and Bedford County people were inexpressibly shocked and > grieved on last Sunday morning to learn that S.A. Dillard, police chief, > was > dead from a gun shot, alledged to have been fired by the hand of Wiley > Troop. > The report of the shooting is as follows: > Chief Dillard was killed Sunday morning at about 11 o'clock as he and > patrolman J.W. Drake were bringing two prisoners to the city after > arresting > them on Sims road, 2 1/2 miles from town. > In the auto with Chief Dillard were Patrolman Drake and two prisoners, > Sam > Helton and Miss Hazel Lee Delffs. > Chief Dillard and patrolman Drake, while inside the city limits, > recongized > a passing auto occupied by Helton and Misses Delffs as a liquor car and > gave > chase, Patrolman Drake reported. > The chase continued outside the city limits and ended on Sims road when > > Patrolman Drake shot down two tires on the liquor car. Two and one half > > gallons of whiskey were found in the car. The car was owned by Troop, > Patrolman Drake reported. Chief Dillard and Patrolman Drake were > putting > Helton and Miss Delffs into the police car when another car arrived at > the > arrest sceen, occupied by Troop and two other men. > The two officers, with Helton and Miss Delffs as prisoners, had driven > several hundred feet back toward the city when Troop fired at their car > three times with a 25 - 20 calibre rifle, Patrolman Drake reported. > One of the bullets entered the rear of the car and went into Chief > Dillard > head behind his right ear. He died instantly, Drake said. The Chief > was > sitting on the right and of the rear seat with the two prisoners and > Drake > was driving at the time. > A splinter of the bullet hit Drake on the neck, but he was not badly > injured. > "The chief died instantly, Drake said." "As soon as Troop shot I > stoped > the car and lay down across the hood of the car waiting for him to come > down > the road, with my gun ready, but he cut across a field and went another > way." > Troop was arrested and hour and a half later by Patrolman Drake and > Patrolman A. Reynolds while he was in route to the county jail to > surrender. > He had telephoned Sheriff T.E. Gant that he was on his way there to > surrender, it was reported. > Troop was held without bond on a charge of murder. > No inquest was ordered. > Helton and Miss Delff were charged with felonious transportation of > whiskey. The woman has been released under bond. Bearden and Trolinger > > were arrested on charges of aiding and abetting, first degree murder, > and > released under bond. > Dillard has been chief of Shelbyville police since last October. He > had > formerly been a carpenter. He was a member of the Christian Church > here. > Survivors include his wife and a son. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 2:49 PM > Subject: [TNBEDFOR] Help With A Branch of My Family - Chambers > > >> Hi Everyone: >> >> My father's words are echoing in my ears "if you don't publish your > data >> ... >> it is not worth the paper it is written on." So, I have decided to > move >> forward with publishing my book on the Dunaway family of Bedford > County. >> >> Needless to say, there are many allied family names including the >> Chambers. >> Unfortunately, I am finding very little on this family other than > vital >> statistics -- which makes for a VERY dry book. >> >> So, can anyone: 1) Fill in any of the blanks for this family? 2) > Know >> any >> living descendants of this family? 3) Have any stories involving > this >> family? 4) Or by some miracle, have any photographs of these people? >> >> Descendants of Harrison C. Chambers >> >> 1 Harrison C. Chambers b: 1822 in Tennessee d: Bef. Mar 1858 in > Bedford >> County, Tennessee >> .. +Mary N. Angeline Dunaway b: 15 Dec 1825 in Tennessee m: Bef. Oct > 1850 >> in >> Tennessee d: 06 Aug 1911 in Tennessee (her parents were John Dunaway & >> Margaret Gordon) >> ..... 2 Margaret Julia Chambers b: 08 Mar 1852 in Bedford County, >> Tennessee >> d: 08 Jan 1916 in Camp White, Bedford County, Tennessee (where is Camp >> White????) >> ......... +Jno. W. Bartlett b: Abt. 1852 in Tennessee m: 21 Oct 1875 > in >> Bedford County, Tennessee d: 13 Nov 1890 in Tennessee >> ............ 3 Willie E. Barlett b: 1876 in Tennessee >> ............ 3 Mary Beulah Barlett b: 1878 in Tennessee >> ............ 3 Myrtle Barlett b: Jul 1881 in Tennessee >> ............ 3 Johnnie E. Barlett b: Aug 1888 in Tennessee >> ................ +Sumner A. Dillard b: 05 Mar 1883 in Tennessee d: > 02 >> Mar >> 1936 (he was Police Chief and was shot and killed by Wiley Troop) >> ................... 4 Mike Dillard >> ............ 3 Unknown Barlett >> ..... 2 Robert Newton Chambers b: Sep 1853 in Tennessee d: 1926 >> ..... 2 Samuel H. Chambers b: Sep 1855 in Tennessee d: 1930 >> ......... +Mollie Henley b: Sep 1865 in Tennessee m: 19 Sep 1888 in >> Bedford >> County, Tennessee d: 1942 >> ............ 3 Spencer Eakin Chambers b: 28 Mar 1890 in Tennessee > d: 04 >> Feb 1960 >> ................ +Winnie F. b: 20 Aug 1894 m: Abt. 1916 d: 10 Apr > 1959 >> ................... 4 Virginia L. Chambers b: Abt. 1917 in Tennessee >> ................... 4 Robert L. Chambers b: Abt. 1928 in Tennessee >> ............ 3 Robert Walton Chambers b: Sep 1896 in Tennessee >> ..... 2 Infant Chambers b: Unknown >> >> I believe some of the early branches of this family lived in District > 5 -- >> around Burns Chapel and Deason areas. >> >> Any help would be MUCH appreciated, >> Lucy Dunaway Zeier >> [email protected] >> "Remember me in the family tree-- >> my name, my days, my strife; >> then I'll ride upon the wings of time >> and live an endless life." >> Goetsch >> >> >> ==== TNBEDFOR Mailing List ==== >> Visit the TNBEDFOR-L mailing list archives: >> >> Searchable: >> http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=TNBEDFOR >> >> Threaded Searchable: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/TNBEDFOR >> >> ============================== >> View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find >> marriage announcements and more. Learn more: >> http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx >> > > > ==== TNBEDFOR Mailing List ==== > Visit the Bedford County Message Board at RootsWeb: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.us > a.states.tennessee.counties.bedford > > (All postings are automatically copied to the TNBEDFOR-L list). > > ============================== > New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your > ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. > Learn more: > http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=1459 > 9&targetid=5429 > > > > ==== TNBEDFOR Mailing List ==== > Visit the Bedford County pages at TNGenWeb: > > http://www.tngenweb.org/bedford/index.htm > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >