Somebody please help. I need info on Merry Webb born, 1697, of Halifax County, later Henry County, Virginia. Jay - ------------------------------------------------- 1. MERRY1 WEBB was born 1786, and died September 23, 1864 in Blount County, Tennessee. He married (2) FRANCES "FANNIE" COUCH April 02, 1835 in Blount County, Tennessee. She was born 1808, and died Aft. 1870 in Blount County, Tennessee. Notes for MERRY WEBB: I believe this Merry Webb is a descendant of Merry Webb and Elizabeth Ann Martin (dau of Martin Martin). Merry Webb born, 1697, of Halifax County, later Henry County, Virginia married ELIZABETH ANN MARTIN who was born August 09, 1708, and died Bef. March 08, 1805 in Henry County, VA. Children of MERRY WEBB and ELIZABETH Ann MARTIN i. MILLIAN WEBB ii. MARTIN WEBB iii. LUCY WEBB iv. MARY WEBB v. ELIZABETH WEBB married a SAMS. vi. JAMES WEBB vii. JOHN WEBB viii. MERRY II WEBB ix. MARTHA WEBB married a DILLARD Halifax County was formed in 1752 from Lunenburg County, and included the present Virginia Counties of Pittsylvania, Henry, Franklin, and Patrick. The area where Merry lived was south of Blackwater Creek and Roanoke-Stanton River, west of Tewahoomony Creek (now Aaron's Creek, which divides Mecklenburg and Halifax counties), and extended to the Blue Ridge Mountains. The North Carolina line was the sourthern boundary. The Parish of Antrim was created at the same time and included the same bounds. Notes for FRANCES "FANNIE" COUCH: In the 1870 Blount County, Tennessee Census, Fannie was living wtih h er son David. Children of MERRY WEBB are: i. NANCY2 WEBB, b. Abt. 1808, Washington County, Tennessee. ii. RACHEL WEBB, b. Washington County, Tennessee; m. JOSEPH SHERRILL, August 29, 1822, Washington County, Tennessee. iii. WINNY WEBB, b. Washington County, Tennessee; m. JOHN E. PETERSON, March 14, 1825, Washington County, Tennessee. iv. ELIZABETH WEBB, b. Washington County, Tennessee; m. ISRAEL MCINTYRE, October 29, 1828, Washington County, Tennessee. 2. v. MURRY "MERRY" WEBB, b. February 11, 1822, Washington County, Tennessee; d. January 20, 1909, Blount County, Tennessee. vi. LYNCH D. WEBB, b. March 05, 1823, Washington County, Tennessee; d. December 18, 1893, Blount County, Tennessee; m. SARAH, Sevier County, Tennessee; b. April 09, 1824, Blount County, Tennessee; d. July 13, 1906, Blount County, Tennessee. Children of MERRY WEBB and FRANCES COUCH are: vii. HENRY HUNTER2 WEBB, b. February 13, 1836, Blount County, Tennessee; d. April 16, 1912, Blount County, Tennessee; m. MARY FRESHOUR, December 18, 1856, Blount County, Tennessee; b. February 12, 1840, Blount County, Tennessee; d. August 28, 1907, Blount County, Tennessee. viii. EDMOND WEBB, b. 1841, Blount County, Tennessee. ix. EMMALINE WEBB, b. 1843; m. COMMODORE PERRY TIPTON, March 15, 1860, Blount County, Tennessee. x. ELIZA JANE WEBB, b. Abt. 1844; m. JACOB LEE LAWSON, April 04, 1861, Blount County, Tennessee. xi. ROBERT L. WEBB, b. 1845, Blount County, Tennessee; m. AMANDA E. SNIDER, December 03, 1865, Blount County, Tennessee. xii. DAVID CROCKETT WEBB, b. March 11, 1846, Blount County, Tennessee; d. March 27, 1883, Blount County, Tennessee; m. MARY MALINDA CHAMBERS, July 30, 1865, Blount County, Tennessee; b. February 18, 1845, Blount County, Tennessee; d. January 17, 1935, Blount County, Tennessee.

Joann, A bit more. I have James T. Webb, born 11 November 1869 in Blount County, Tennessee and died 15 march 1914 in Blount County, Tennessee but I do not have a wife or children. Is this your's? Jay ========================================================= Joann, I have Murry "Merry" Webb, born 11 February 1822 in Washington County, Tennessee; died 20 January 1909 in Blount County, Tennessee. He was married to Elizabeth Ann Yearout (dau of Daniel Yearout and Elizabeth Hudson), born 1 September 1826 in Blount County, Tennessee, died 5 September 1893 in Blount County, Tennessee. I show them as married on 7 december 1843 in Blount County, Tennessee. I believe him to be a descendant of Merry and Ann (Martin, dau of Martin Martin) Webb of Henry County, Virginia. No proof but would apperciate help Jay =================================================== At 02:29 AM 11/12/1999 -0900, you wrote: >From: "Darrin&Joann" <darrin-joann@gci.net> > >Yep > > >Wilma Ruth Webb b. 12-11-1925 Townsend TN. d. 6-10-1998 Maryville TN. m. >John Edward Fann. She was the daughter of Mack Rule Webb (I have some date I >will get those to you but here are the names. Mack Webb Married Edna >Ferguson Mack Was the son Of James Tomas(spelt this way in a bible) who >married Katherine Walker. James was the youngest of 13 children he was born >July 1870. He and Catherine are burried in the Myers Cemetary. He was the >son of Merry/Murray Webb who was married to Elizabeth Yearout. I havent >gotten any further than that. I do have the names of his siblings. Let me >know if any of this sounds familiar. > > > > >Darrin & Joann Kerschner >darrin-joann@gci.net >Juneau Alaska > >--------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- > > GRAB THE GATOR! FREE SOFTWARE DOES ALL THE TYPING FOR YOU! >Tired of filling out forms and remembering passwords? Gator fills in >forms and passwords with just one click! Comes with $50 in free coupons! > <a href=" http://clickme.onelist.com/ad/gator4 ">Click Here</a> > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >This is the WEBB Chat list the main rule is to use mannors and no flaming members on or off list. >Cuzin'z far and near visiting >List manager is Dan wb@wvi.com >Self List-Unsubscribe: <mailto:WebbChat-unsubscribe@ONElist.com> > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== Please enjoy your visit to the Webb list Genealogy is the TOPIC for this list Do not post complaints to the list - please send them to the listowner TO contact list owner wb@wvi.com Website for my lists http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney look for Webb Place unsub help site - http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney/maillist.html scroll to Webb

Joann, I have Murry "Merry" Webb, born 11 February 1822 in Washington County, Tennessee; died 20 January 1909 in Blount County, Tennessee. He was married to Elizabeth Ann Yearout (dau of Daniel Yearout and Elizabeth Hudson), born 1 September 1826 in Blount County, Tennessee, died 5 September 1893 in Blount County, Tennessee. I show them as married on 7 december 1843 in Blount County, Tennessee. I believe him to be a descendant of Merry and Ann (Martin, dau of Martin Martin) Webb of Henry County, Virginia. No proof but would apperciate help Jay =================================================== At 02:29 AM 11/12/1999 -0900, you wrote: >From: "Darrin&Joann" <darrin-joann@gci.net> > >Yep > > >Wilma Ruth Webb b. 12-11-1925 Townsend TN. d. 6-10-1998 Maryville TN. m. >John Edward Fann. She was the daughter of Mack Rule Webb (I have some date I >will get those to you but here are the names. Mack Webb Married Edna >Ferguson Mack Was the son Of James Tomas(spelt this way in a bible) who >married Katherine Walker. James was the youngest of 13 children he was born >July 1870. He and Catherine are burried in the Myers Cemetary. He was the >son of Merry/Murray Webb who was married to Elizabeth Yearout. I havent >gotten any further than that. I do have the names of his siblings. Let me >know if any of this sounds familiar. > > > > >Darrin & Joann Kerschner >darrin-joann@gci.net >Juneau Alaska > >--------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- > > GRAB THE GATOR! FREE SOFTWARE DOES ALL THE TYPING FOR YOU! >Tired of filling out forms and remembering passwords? Gator fills in >forms and passwords with just one click! Comes with $50 in free coupons! > <a href=" http://clickme.onelist.com/ad/gator4 ">Click Here</a> > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >This is the WEBB Chat list the main rule is to use mannors and no flaming members on or off list. >Cuzin'z far and near visiting >List manager is Dan wb@wvi.com >Self List-Unsubscribe: <mailto:WebbChat-unsubscribe@ONElist.com> >

Looking for any information on the above named company. Does anyone know of someone who worked there or are there any photos that still exist from the time period it was operating.Where it was located? Has anyone seen it mentioned in any historical books? Cox, S.T. 1847 49 68 Worked there or was on the commission board. Would love to see if any information exists on the workers or company. Thanks Bushy Hartman mihartman@infoave.net

Trying to find the purpose of the POLYMATHIC SOCIETY OF MARYVILLE, BLOUNT CO., TN Cox, Samuel T. 1847 49 139.1 was a member(dont't know what the numbers after the date stand for) Also trying to find out if there are records on this group that can be sent for. Bushy Hartman mihartman@infoave.net

Hello, Does anyone know if there is a Issac River, or Town? Or a Haddox River or Haddox Town? Thank you Sherry Davis-Ellis

> Subject: [TNBlount] Bevin Haddox or Haddock > Date: Mon, 08 Nov 1999 11:55:19 -0700 > From: Sherry Davis-Ellis <bluefairies@uswest.net> > To: TNBLOUNT-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi, I was wondering if someone knows where Fort Montgomery > is? Is it in Blount County. My Ggggrandfather was in the War > of 1812. He enlisted in 1814 Sept 20. It was the 12th > regiment. Would anyone know this? > Thank you > Sherry Davis-Ellis > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [TNBlount] Bevin Haddox or Haddock > Date: Mon, 8 Nov 1999 10:54:32 -0500 > From: "Richard A. Bain" <dickbain@primeline.com> > To: TNBLOUNT-L@rootsweb.com > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: I. Rebecca Garza <71660.312@compuserve.com> > To: <TNBLOUNT-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, November 08, 1999 7:44 AM > Subject: [TNBlount] Bevin Haddox or Haddock > > Private Bevin Haddox from Blount Co., TN was in Capt. Reuben Tipton's > Company, 12th Regiment, in the War of 1812. He and others from > Blount, Jefferson, and Knox Cos. were mustered in 9-20-1814 and served > until 5-1-1815. Bevin was 25 years old, 5"10", fair complexion, fair > hair, and grey eyes. > > Reference: "History of Blount County Tennessee - From War Trail to > Landing Strip 1795-1955" by Inez E. Burns > > Richard A. Bain > dickbain@primeline.com Dear Richard, Thank you so very much. I do appreciate this information. Does anybody, know how I can request records? I sure would like to get this on my ggggrandfather. Sherry Davis-Ellis

Looking for burial place (cemetery and location in Blount County) of Gardner Mayes and Catherine Vineyard Mayes. Gardner (B.1780, D. Jan 1859) Catherine (B. 1783, D. May 1859) James (Jim) Mays, son of George Harold Mays, son of George Lee Mays, son of William Comer Mays, son of George Washington Mays, son of James Mays, son of Gardner Mays, son of William Mayes Genealogy Page- http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/a/y/James-H-Mays/ Home Page- http://members.xoom.com/jimays/

Sherry, You can order records from the National Archives and Records Administration Here is the addy to Military Service and Pension Records Page. http://www.nara.gov/research/ordering/milordr.html Form 80 is what you need for the War of 1812. This form is for service generally before WWI. Form 180 is for service in WWI and later. You can request forms from the NARA at: inquire@nara.gov Just give them your name and snail mail address and tell them how many copies of Form 80 you need. There is no charge for these forms and you will receive them in the mail in a just a few days. You fill out the forms and send them in. If they find the files you requested they will notify you and then you pay them (usually $10). There is no charge if they find no record or file. ----- Original Message ----- From: Sherry Davis-Ellis <bluefairies@uswest.net> To: <TNBLOUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 1999 12:09 AM Subject: [TNBlount] Re: TNBLOUNT-D Digest V99 #191 > > > Subject: [TNBlount] Bevin Haddox or Haddock > > Date: Mon, 08 Nov 1999 11:55:19 -0700 > > From: Sherry Davis-Ellis <bluefairies@uswest.net> > > To: TNBLOUNT-L@rootsweb.com > > > > Hi, I was wondering if someone knows where Fort Montgomery > > is? Is it in Blount County. My Ggggrandfather was in the War > > of 1812. He enlisted in 1814 Sept 20. It was the 12th > > regiment. Would anyone know this? > > Thank you > > Sherry Davis-Ellis > > > > ______________________________ > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > Subject: Re: [TNBlount] Bevin Haddox or Haddock > > Date: Mon, 8 Nov 1999 10:54:32 -0500 > > From: "Richard A. Bain" <dickbain@primeline.com> > > To: TNBLOUNT-L@rootsweb.com > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: I. Rebecca Garza <71660.312@compuserve.com> > > To: <TNBLOUNT-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Monday, November 08, 1999 7:44 AM > > Subject: [TNBlount] Bevin Haddox or Haddock > > > > Private Bevin Haddox from Blount Co., TN was in Capt. Reuben Tipton's > > Company, 12th Regiment, in the War of 1812. He and others from > > Blount, Jefferson, and Knox Cos. were mustered in 9-20-1814 and served > > until 5-1-1815. Bevin was 25 years old, 5"10", fair complexion, fair > > hair, and grey eyes. > > > > Reference: "History of Blount County Tennessee - From War Trail to > > Landing Strip 1795-1955" by Inez E. Burns > > > > Richard A. Bain > > dickbain@primeline.com > > Dear Richard, > Thank you so very much. I do appreciate this information. > Does anybody, know how I can request records? I sure would > like to get this on my ggggrandfather. > Sherry Davis-Ellis >

Hi, I was wondering if someone knows where Fort Montgomery is? Is it in Blount County. My Ggggrandfather was in the War of 1812. He enlisted in 1814 Sept 20. It was the 12th regiment. Would anyone know this? Thank you Sherry Davis-Ellis

----- Original Message ----- From: I. Rebecca Garza <71660.312@compuserve.com> To: <TNBLOUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 08, 1999 7:44 AM Subject: [TNBlount] Bevin Haddox or Haddock Private Bevin Haddox from Blount Co., TN was in Capt. Reuben Tipton's Company, 12th Regiment, in the War of 1812. He and others from Blount, Jefferson, and Knox Cos. were mustered in 9-20-1814 and served until 5-1-1815. Bevin was 25 years old, 5"10", fair complexion, fair hair, and grey eyes. Reference: "History of Blount County Tennessee - From War Trail to Landing Strip 1795-1955" by Inez E. Burns Richard A. Bain dickbain@primeline.com

I am looking for any info on any of the following persons; Seth Sneyd Sr., born abt. Aug. 3rd, 1787 Maryann Sneyd, born Jan. 23, 1787 Elisabeth Sneyd, born Aug. 10, 1811 Sarahann Sneyd, born Dec. 3, 1819 William Sneyd, born May 29, 1822 Marian Sneyd, born Aug. 20, 1824 Elisabeth Sneyd II, born June 3, 1823 Seth Sneyd, Jr., born Sept. 15, 1929 Robert B. Sneed born Aug. 6, 1886 Seth Sneyd, Sr., left England about the year 1841. The spelling of the family named was changed from Sneyd to Sneed sometime before Robert B. Sneed was born in 1886. I am especially interested in finding the connections to the Native American Sneed's of the Cherokee Indian Reservation in North Carolina and in the Western United States. I will be happy to share all info which I have. Thanks so much. Becky Howell derwydn@aol.com

Does anyone in Blount county know anything about Joshua Parsons married to Sarah who was the owner of Parsons Turnpike in Blount County? He died in 1845 but a copy of his will must have been destroyed by fire as it does not exist on microfilm. There is reference he owned 25,000 acres of land called Smokey Mountain. I believe that Robert Parsons was a son but would love to know any other siblings to Robert. Also, how did Joshua get so much land? Any help from Blount county experts appreciated. John Owen

not in Blount or Loudon County Becky G.

source: The History of the Chilhowee Baptist Association by John O. Hood Cedar Grove Baptist Church was a mission of Ellejoy Baptist Church. It was organized 28 March 1835. Some early members were believed to be: John VINYARD Joseph TIPTON William J. BROWN T. PARKS Y. COVINGTON J. Frank KIRKPATRIC J. RHEA William BURNETT Gardener MAGS Benjamin BROWN William ROGERS In 1912 a new building in a new place begin to guide the thinking of the church and the building committee composed of: B. J. CUSICK George McCLERG W. H. PRYOR W. H. CUNNINGHAM Joe INGLE In 1919 building plans were reported and a building committee was appointed: Bud CHAMBERS Harve CUNNINGHAM John HOUSER I. C. PRYOR W. C. PRYOR The first tithe was given by Josha HINES First full time minister was Rev Sam B. CONNER First church wedding was Miss Mary Will DeLOZIER to Mr. Ben CHAMBERS 1945 First person baptised Patsy BAKER Pastors: William BILLUE 1835-1840 William BURNETT 1842-1844 William BILLUE 1845-1848 Issac ELLEGE 1852-1853 William BILLUE 1855 J.M. STANBERRY 1856 Issac HINES 1858-1860 J. B. GUINN 1864 R. L. JENKINS 1883 E. L. TITTSWORTH 1890 Caleb RULE 1891-1892 Ivens HURST 1893-1894 R. L. JENKINS 1895 H. C. HAMSTEAD 1896-1899 J. R. DYKES 1900-1905 J. R. RULE 1914-1915 J. R. CLABOUGH 1916-1917 W. R. TEFFETELLER 1918-1921 J. O. HOOD 1921-1924 R. H. LAMBRIGHT 1925-1927 J. L. HELTON 1928-1930 J. O. HOOD 1931-1932 R. T. DeARMOND 1933-1938 Sam B. CONNER 1939-1947 S. C. GRIGSBY 1948-1950 Marcus REED 1951-1952 W. W. RHODY 1954-1956 Carl OGLE 1957-1961 Arthur C. BRUNER, Jr. 1962-1969

Caylor's Chapel was organized 1913. Charter members: Mrs Della CAYLOR Mr. Frank GRANT Pastors: Frank CARMACK 1913 W. H. SANDERS 1913 Willard ENGLAND 1914 J. H. POTTER 1916 J. R. CLABOUGH 1919 W. R. TEFFETELLER 1920 J. E. SINGLETON 1924 Oscar BEST 1925 (3 months) L. H. REED 1925 J. A. CAYLOR 1927 J. A. BAKER 1931 J. A. SHOPE 1932 W. L. ADAMS 1933 J. A. BAKER 1935 Otha OWNBY 1940 E. M. LINDSEY 1941

Source: The History of the Chilhowee Baptist Association, by John O. Hood Place of Organization: the old popular camp The church was first named 'Alcoa Missionary Baptist Church'. It united with the Chilhowee Baptist Association in 1920. It was organized 21 Sept. 1918. Charter Members: Issac SELLERS Jessie HUGHES J. A. CURTIS Jessie WEEKS J. T. EVENS Iva MILLSAPS Bessie MILLSAPS Bell HANNAH Marie BROYLES Mary FRANKLIN Miles HANNAH Sina FRANKILN Hannah NICHOLS Pastors: W. M. BROWN 1918-1919 W. S. BORING 1919-1920 E. Z. BUCHANAN 1920-1922 Jessie HUGHES 1923-1925 W. R. WILLIAMS 1925-1927 Jessie HUGHES 1927-1929 Jack BRYSON 1929-1930 The Rev. Mr. GUNTER 1930-1932 George PATTON 1932 Riley MILLSAPS 1932-1933

The history of the Fork of Little Pigeon River Church (now First Baptist Church of Sevierville) states that Richard WOOD settled in Sevier Co and founded Little Pigeon Baptist Church in 1789 (seven years before Tennessee became a state). Delegates William DAVIS and James TAYLOR were sent as messengars from Tuckaleechee Church to the Tennessee Association in 1803. Early members of the church mentioned are Henry HAGGARD, William MORRISON, Thomas MORRISON, James TAYLOR, Richard DAVIS, William DAVIS, Isham GUINN, Thomas SUGG, Kimsey VEACH, William GUINN, John FRIAR, nad Moses CROUSEN. This church was the first Missionary Baptist Church in Blount County but from 1810-1835 no established record has been found. Pastors: Johnson ADAMS 18??-1851 Giles DUNN Dec 1851-Dec 1853 G. G. SIMS 1854-1855 Richard EVANS 1857 A. C. CATLETT 1862 J. B. GUINN 1870 J.W. SUTTON 1874 P.B. McCARROLL 1878 E. L. TITTSWORTH 1885 J. N. CLAUBOUGH 1890 E. L. TITTSWORTH 1892 L. H. MAPLES 1898 G. S. HOUSER 1902 W. L. CATE 1903 W.E. CONNER 1904 J. J. ABBOTT 1906 S. C. ATCHLEY 1907 J. R. DYKES 1914 J. H. POTTER 1918 S.H. CLARK 1919 W.A. MASTERSON 1921 W. R. TEFFETELLER 1923 R. L. PORTER 1925 J. R. DYKES 1928 T. G. DAVIS 1928 W. A. MASTERSON 1933 Fred RUDDER 1935 Paul GRIFFITTS 1935 F. H. CHUNN 1937 J. H. SMOTHERS 1938 Walter OGLE 1943 Clyde WHITEHEAD 1953 Buck DONALDSON 1957 Wilburn C. HOGDEN 1960 Robert C. CARTER 1965 Earl TAYLOR 1968

Source: The History of the Chilhowee Baptist Association by John O. Hood Miller's Cove Baptist Church organized in 1810. It began it's records in 1810 and has kept them until the present. The first meeting place was a log building used jointly by Methodists, Primitive Baptists and Missionary Baptists. The church bought land and erected a building in 1905. This church burned in 1949. The present structure was built in 1949 in the same location as the one destoryed by fire. Pastors from 1810-1833 are not listed in the records. Pastors are listed from 1833-1847, there is a gap in the list from 1847-1876. However it is known that George SNIDER was pastor in 1817 and James TAYLOR was licensed to exhort in 1813. Pastors 1833-1847: John ADAMS, 1833-1847; James TAYLOR, 1837; Thomas HILL, 1838; Johnson ADAMS, 1838-1847 Pastors 1876-1969: F. M. WEBB,1876-1879; James Valentine IDDINS, 1886-1887; J.E. SMITH, 1888; James SALS, 1889; James Valentine IDDINS, 1889; M. S. McCARTER, 1894; E. D. ROMINE, 1898-1897 W. M. BROWN, 1901-1903 John GREELEY, 1903-1904 R. L. HORNER, 1904-1906 W. M. BROWN 1907-1911 John M. E. MASTERSON 1912 H. M. GRUBB, 1913 J. H. POTTER 1914-1916 W. M. TEFFETELLER, 1917 L. S. CARNES 1918 J. B. GORDON 1923 James DAVIS 1924 O. M. DRINNEN 1925-1926 John BURNS 1927-1930 W. A. MASTERSON 1931-1936 R. L. PORTER 1937-1943 W. L. BEATY 1944-1947 Paul BORING 1948-1949 Arthnel LEMON 1950-1951 Clay LAMBLIN 1951-1953 Sidney STANLEY, Jr. 1953-1956 E. T. WILLIAMSON 1856-1958 P. B. BALDRIDGE 1958 C. R. EVANS 1958-1961 John O. HOOD 1961 Ben KENNEDY 1962-1964 Walter OGLE 1964-1969 I have no other knowledge of this church and/or it's pastors. Hope this helps someone.

Hi all, I am searching for Edna Yearout b. March 5, 1845 who had 6 or 7 children by William Stinnett. Both were born in Blount County, TN I was told that they never married, immaterial, I just want 'facts'. Children by William Stinnett and edna Yearout were Bob b. 1890 (married Ethel Bolden) , Harriet b. 1894(married Arthur Romine), Alice b. 1880 (married John Willix). Burial record for Alice list the parents as William and edna Lawson Stinnett. Burial records for Bob and Harriet list the parents as William and edna Yearout Stinnett. !/2 siblings don't know which they belonged to were Lily b. 1887 (married Arthur Romine) Calvin, Lemuel and William, no other info except that Calvin lived in Chattanooga and possibly had a record, and William lived on the TN/VA border and he possibly had a record also. I know now some of 'why' this family line was kept from us. There are 4 of us cousins, looking for true facts, and one elderly lady, daughter of Alice, who wants us to find the children of Cal and Will. I need facts or even rumors will be taken in consideration, as thus far all we have is rumors. Any info will be appreciated. Please, if you know of either of these families, PLEASE REPLY.