The White family stones belong to the Brown Cemetery off 116 in Anderson CO. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/anderson/cemeteries/brown.txt

The stone of Malinda Hatfield was found to belong in Woodlawn Cemetery, we still need to place it with a family member to get it set back in the right place. Thanks Shirley Sutton Bragg

Guess my response was To Slow, as usual MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL!! Gerald Lay Founding Member: 1995 Lay Family Genealogical Association www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/8896 ------------------------------------------ Founding Member: 1989 Campbell County ( TN ) Historical Society cchistoricalsociety@ccdi.net ---------------------------------------------- My old Baird Page that I haven't updated in 6 years http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Country/3580/ ----- Original Message ----- From: "bleach" <bleach@rose.net> To: <TNCAMPBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 9:07 PM Subject: Re: [TNCAMPBE-L] Head stones found > I found Malinda Hatfield in the Woodlawn Cemetery in LaFollette. She is > listed in Dorothy Bruce's book "Cemeteries of Campbell County, TN, History > in Stone". > The Whites are not in the book so they may have come from another county. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <SMtblubrd@aol.com> > To: <TNCAMPBE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 7:43 PM > Subject: [TNCAMPBE-L] Head stones found > > > There has been four headstones found in Campbell CO., TN. > These headstones are at the Campbell CO Sheriff Department, they were found > in various parts of the County. The names are the following reported by The > Christian Journal-Leader on Friday, June 4, 2004. > > Malinda Hatfield > December 24, 1878 > February 20, 1950 > > Linda Sue White > Borned & Died > May 2, 1948 > > Lawrence White > February 7, 1937 > July 19, 1939 > > Bobbie White > Sept. 3, 1933 > March 7, 1936 > > Any info would be appericated call Campbell CO Sheriff Department. > ((423) 562-7446 if you can identify these and their final resting place. > > Shirley Sutton Bragg > > > ==== TNCAMPBE Mailing List ==== > To Unsubscribe send E-Mail to TNCAMPBE-L-request@rootsweb.com, Put > UNSUBSCRIBE in the subject line. For the Digest mode, put UNSUBSCRIBE in the > subject line, send to TNCAMPBE-D-request@rootsweb.com > > > ==== TNCAMPBE Mailing List ==== > Milly Piros, List Administrator > Any problems contact me MPiros1120@aol.com > To See Previous Posts > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/TNCAMPBE > >

Maybe someone with Mrs. Bruce's cemetery book could be of some help? MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL!! Gerald Lay Founding Member: 1995 Lay Family Genealogical Association www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/8896 ------------------------------------------ Founding Member: 1989 Campbell County ( TN ) Historical Society cchistoricalsociety@ccdi.net ---------------------------------------------- My old Baird Page that I haven't updated in 6 years http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Country/3580/ ----- Original Message ----- From: <SMtblubrd@aol.com> To: <TNANDERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 7:49 PM Subject: [TNANDERS-L] Head Stones Found > There has been four headstones found in Campbell CO., TN. > These headstones are at the Campbell CO Sheriff Department, they were found > in various parts of the County. The names are the following reported by The > Christian Journal-Leader on Friday, June 4, 2004. > > Malinda Hatfield > December 24, 1878 > February 20, 1950 > > Linda Sue White > Borned & Died > May 2, 1948 > > Lawrence White > February 7, 1937 > July 19, 1939 > > Bobbie White > Sept. 3, 1933 > March 7, 1936 > > Any info would be appericated call Campbell CO Sheriff Department. > ((423) 562-7446 if you can identify these and their final resting place. > > Shirley Sutton Bragg > > > ==== TNANDERS Mailing List ==== > Please do not write your message with CAPS on. It is seen as anger.You may put Surnames in CAPS. > Do not send your letter as a Forward and do not send Attachments. Rootsweb Does Not Accept Attachments. > >

I found Malinda Hatfield in the Woodlawn Cemetery in LaFollette. She is listed in Dorothy Bruce's book "Cemeteries of Campbell County, TN, History in Stone". The Whites are not in the book so they may have come from another county. ----- Original Message ----- From: <SMtblubrd@aol.com> To: <TNCAMPBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 7:43 PM Subject: [TNCAMPBE-L] Head stones found There has been four headstones found in Campbell CO., TN. These headstones are at the Campbell CO Sheriff Department, they were found in various parts of the County. The names are the following reported by The Christian Journal-Leader on Friday, June 4, 2004. Malinda Hatfield December 24, 1878 February 20, 1950 Linda Sue White Borned & Died May 2, 1948 Lawrence White February 7, 1937 July 19, 1939 Bobbie White Sept. 3, 1933 March 7, 1936 Any info would be appericated call Campbell CO Sheriff Department. ((423) 562-7446 if you can identify these and their final resting place. Shirley Sutton Bragg ==== TNCAMPBE Mailing List ==== To Unsubscribe send E-Mail to TNCAMPBE-L-request@rootsweb.com, Put UNSUBSCRIBE in the subject line. For the Digest mode, put UNSUBSCRIBE in the subject line, send to TNCAMPBE-D-request@rootsweb.com

From The Oak Ridsger 8 Jun 2004 Hugh Barnette, 81, of Oak Ridge, William "Bill" Joseph Grubb, 70, of Oak Ridge, Alma Lee Owens, 73, of Clinton, Joshua Wilkerson, 19, of Andersonville, Walter A. Bogdanowicz, 91, formerly of Oak Ridge, Charles Kenneth Smith, 55, of Clinton, Hugh Barnette, 81, of Oak Ridge, died Friday, June 4, 2004, at Fort Sanders Parkwest Medical Center in Knoxville. Born March 12, 1923, he was the son of Bill and Rose Barnette. Mr. Barnette grew up in LaFollette, where his father was a coal miner. A World War II veteran, he served in the Navy from 1941 to 1945 hauling ammunitions to Guam, Saipan, Hawaii and New York. After the war, he was like thousands of others returning home - he wanted to get a job and marry his sweetheart, Margaret Robinson, his family said. In 1948, the couple was married and shared 39 years before her demise in 1987. Mr. Barnette is survived by four children, Michael W. Barnette and wife, Audrey, of Knoxville, and Ronald P. Barnette and wife, Carol, Nancy E. Harvest and husband, Johnny, and Jill T. Barnette, all of Oak Ridge; nine grandchildren, Larissa D. Harvest of Chattanooga, Curtis A. Harvest, Margaret Harvest, Ronald C. Barnette, and Jaden Barnette, all of Oak Ridge, Jeremy M. Barnette, Tiffany T. Barnette and Shantae Cherry, all of Knoxville, and Shawnee Little and husband, Terrell, of Birmingham, Ala.; seven great-grandchildren, Rondriea Clemons, Ayunnah Shadrick, Naveah Sharick and LaShawna Cherry, all of Knoxville, Jamal Young and Jamar Young, both of Oak Ridge, and Jordan LeNoir of Birmingham; three sisters-in-law, Ceclia Robinson of New York, N.Y., Mamie Sue Cantrell of Richmond, Ky. and Betty Jean Shephard of LaFollette; extended family, Diane Barnette; a special cousin, Lillian Pettus; beloved friends, Dorothy Maddox and the Rev. Boyd Carter; and by a host of other relatives. A longtime resident of Oak Ridge, Mr. Barnette was employed at the Oak Ridge Y-12 Plant for more than 40 years and never missed a shift. His family said he was an avid hunter and gardener. For more than 50 years, he has been the sexton at United Church, Chapel on the Hill. He worked with the ministers and congregation in all aspects of ministry, especially the nursery. "The people in this church have meant so much to me over the years," he said. "I have a special place in my heart for them and that will never change." The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 12, 2004, at Weatherford Mortuary with the Rev. Dr. Boyd Carter officiating. A graveside service will follow at the Oak Ridge Memorial Park. Special donations can be made to the nursery school at United Church, Chapel on the Hill, 85 Kentucky Ave., Oak Ridge, TN 37830. The family will receive friends from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday at the mortuary. William "Bill" Joseph Grubb, 70, of Oak Ridge, died Monday, June 7, 2004, at Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge. Born Aug. 28, 1933, in St. Paul, Va., he was the son of Kelly Marshall Grubb and Gertrude Nora Williams Grubb. He was a 1954 graduate of Oak Ridge High School, where he lettered in all sports. In that same year, he also earned the title of Featherweight Champion of the Southern Golden Gloves Association. He served with the U.S. Army for two years. Mr. Grubb retired from Martin Marietta Energy Systems at the Oak Ridge Y-12 Plant, where he was a machinist. He was a member of Calvary Baptist Church and the International Association of Machinists. He was also an avid golfer and member of South Hills Golf Club, where he also worked as a ranger during the spring and summer months. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother, James Preston Grubb and by his sister, Betty Haggard. Mr. Grubb is survived by his wife of 46 years, Beverly Ann Owens Grubb; two daughters, Donna Marie Grubb McCammon and husband, Jonathan, of Knoxville and Mitzi Gayla Grubb of Oak Ridge; two brothers, Lonnie Marshall Grubb and wife, Madeline, of Claxton and Vernon Eugene Grubb of Knoxville; a sister, Ozella Pickard and husband, Oakie, of Knoxville; his former sister-in-law, Mary Schaefer, of Oak Ridge; two grandchildren, Jonathan Tyler McCammon and Savannah Nicole Wisman; and by several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday, June 9, 2004, at Weatherford Mortuary with the Rev. Dr. Steve McDonald officiating. A graveside service will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, June 10, at Woodhaven Memorial Gardens in Claxton. R.H. Brown, L.C. Parker, Bill E. Sise and Eddie Smith will serve as honorary pallbearers. The family requests any memorials be in the form of contributions to Calvary Baptist Church Building Fund, 163 N. Jefferson Circle, Oak Ridge, TN 37830. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the mortuary. Alma Lee Owens, 73, of Clinton, died Sunday, June 6, 2004, at NHC HealthCare of Oak Ridge. Mrs. Owens was a member of Poplar Creek Baptist Church in the Marlow community. Her family said she was a loving mother and grandmother. She was preceded in death by her parents, Henry and May Long, and by a brother and seven sisters. Mrs. Owens is survived by her husband, Ralph Owens; her son, Robert Owens, of Clinton; four sisters, Aline Duncan and Mildred Johnson, both of Clinton, Flo Nathand of Florida and Gail Keith of Michigan; and by three grandchildren, Robert C. Owens and family of Athens and Christy Reece and family and Monica Owens, all of Clinton. She is also survived by five great-grandchildren, 32 nieces and nephews and by a special friend, Bonnie Keathley. The funeral will be at 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 8, 2004, in the chapel of Jones Mortuary in Clinton with the Rev. Joseph Copeland officiating. Burial will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 9, 2004, at Galbrieth Cemetery in Clinton. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the mortuary. Joshua Wilkerson, 19, of Andersonville, died Sunday, June 6, 2004. He graduated with high distinction at Anderson County High School in 2004. While in high school he finished third in the National Future Farmers of America Land judging competition in Oklahoma. He planned to attend Pellissippi State Community College late this summer. According to his family, Joshua's hobby was working on old cars. He was a member of Lone Mountain Baptist Church. He was preceded in death by his sister, Contessa Anna Wilkerson; a special friend, Kayla Sheehan; and by his grandfather, Jesse Carter. Joshua is survived by his father, Gary Wilkerson and stepmother, Deborah, of Andersonville; his mother, Mary Carter of Winter Haven, Fla.; his brother, Jacob Lee Wilkerson, of Andersonville; his grandparents, Curtis and Geraldine Wilkerson of Andersonville and Edna Lewallen of Lake City; a special uncle, Anthony Wilkerson, of Andersonville; several other aunts and uncles; and by a special friend, Toby Geren, of Clinton. The funeral will be at noon Wednesday, June 9, 2004, in the chapel of Holley-Gamble Funeral Home in Clinton with Mark Morrison and the Rev. Roger Carter officiating. Burial will follow at Anderson Memorial Gardens on the Oliver Springs Highway in Clinton. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 8, at the funeral home. Walter A. Bogdanowicz, 91, formerly of Oak Ridge, died Monday, June 7, 2004, in Ann Arbor, Mich. Martin Oak Ridge Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements, which were incomplete at presstime. 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There has been four headstones found in Campbell CO., TN. These headstones are at the Campbell CO Sheriff Department, they were found in various parts of the County. The names are the following reported by The Christian Journal-Leader on Friday, June 4, 2004. Malinda Hatfield December 24, 1878 February 20, 1950 Linda Sue White Borned & Died May 2, 1948 Lawrence White February 7, 1937 July 19, 1939 Bobbie White Sept. 3, 1933 March 7, 1936 Any info would be appericated call Campbell CO Sheriff Department. ((423) 562-7446 if you can identify these and their final resting place. Shirley Sutton Bragg

Stephen M. Smyth, son of Thomas M. Smith I only have his birth date. Can someone add to this one, please b. August 05, 1858, Whitley Co, KY This is the only place that I can find him after this, he is gone. Did he die as a young child or moved away before the 1880 Census? 1860 Census of Whitley Co, KY, Whitley, Marsh Creek Household and Family #1023/935 Thomas Smith 32 M Farmer 600 1000 KY Lotty Smith 31 F KY (Charlotte) Nancy Smith 11 F KY James Smith 10 M KY Rily Smith 09 M KY Emily Smith 07 F KY Sarah Smith 06 F KY Stephen Smith 02 M KY Josiah Smith 9/12 M KY ============================================================================== == 1870 Census of I cannot find them in any of the census for this year. They should be in the Campbell Co, TN Census since Thomas married Delphia, in 1863, in Campbell Co, TN and she was from this area. Delphia's mother is listed in this census but they are not. I think they were missed this year. Should be Thomas M. Smith 42 Delphia Smith 36 Sarah Smith 16 (She may be married by this time) Stephen Smith 12 Josiah Smith 10 or 11 Aaron Smith 06 Lucy Smith 04 Andrew J. Smith 02 Matthew Smith Newborn ================================================================== If you can add info for this family, please do so. I am not sure where they are buried but would like to know. Also would like dates filled in, if poss. Anyone with pictures of this family or grave pics, please share with us. Helen

Josiah 'Isaiah' Smith, son of Thomas M. Smith JOSIAH 'ISAIAH' SMITH was born October 25, 1860 in Whitley Co, KY. He married (1) HESTER. He married (2) MARY ANN. Notes for JOSIAH 'ISAIAH' SMITH: 1880 Census of Campbell Co, TN, Lower Elk Josiah SMITH Self M Male W 20 KY Farming KY KY Hester SMITH Wife M Female W 20 KY Keeping House KY KY Walter SMITH Son S Male W 6M TN KY KY ============================================================================ Census: 1910 Whitley Co., KY, Rockholds, p. 7a??? ======================================================================= If you can add info for this family, please do so. I am not sure where they are buried but would like to know. Also would like dates filled in, if poss.Anyone with pictures of this family or grave pics, please share with us.Helen

WILLIAM RILEY SMYTH was born 1852 in Whitley Co, KY, and died June 18, 1942 in Pulaski Co., KY. He married SARAH 'CATHERINE' BRUMMETT 1869, daughter of GEORGE BRUMMETT and JANE LAMBDIN. She was born July 01, 1852 in KY, and died October 04, 1936 in Pulaski Co., KY. She was sister to Nancy Brummett, who married Williams brother, James C. Smith. Notes for WILLIAM RILEY SMYTH: 1860 Census of Whitley Co, KY, Whitley, Marsh Creek Household and Family #1023/935 Thomas Smith 32 M Farmer 600 1000 KY Lotty Smith 31 F KY (Charlotte) Nancy Smith 11 F KY James Smith 10 M KY Rily Smith 09 M KY Emily Smith 07 F KY Sarah Smith 06 F KY Stephen Smith 02 M KY Josiah Smith 9/12 M KY =========================================================================== 1870 Census of Whitley Co., KY, Louden Pct., Meadow Creek PO ======================================================================== 1880 Census of Whitley Co., KY, Martin Springs, ED 111 ================================================================ 1910 Census of Pulaski Co, KY, ED 205, HH 135 ========================================================= 1920 Census of Pulaski Co., KY, Caney Fork Pct., ED 207 ================================================================ 1930 Census of Pulaski Co., KY, Dist. 1, ED 8 =================================================================== Death Certificate No. 14645, Volume 030 More About WILLIAM RILEY SMYTH: Burial: June 1942, Rock Lick Baptist Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co., KY More About SARAH 'CATHERINE' BRUMMETT: Burial: October 1936, Rock Lick Baptist Church Cemetery, Pulaski Co., KY More About WILLIAM SMYTH and SARAH BRUMMETT: Marriage: 1869 Children of WILLIAM SMYTH and SARAH BRUMMETT are: 1. THOMAS M. SMYTH, b. January 06, 1870, Whitley Co, KY. 2. RACHEL SMITH, b. February 12, 1872, Whitley Co, KY; d. June 04, 1967; m. WILLIAM EARLY. 3. JOSIAH SMYTH, b. May 18, 1874, Spruceburg, Whitley Co, KY; d. October 11, 1940, Orange, Orange Co, CA. 4. EMILY JANE SMYTH, b. November 19, 1876, Whitley Co, KY; d. April 11, 1965, Pulaski Co., KY 5. GEORGE B. OR W. SMYTH, b. 1878, Whitley Co, KY; d. in Cincinnati, Ohio. 6. JULIA ANNE SMITH, b. August 18, 1883, Whitley Co, KY; d. January 13, 1973; m. BULLIE BOYD. 7. JEREMIAH SMITH, b. March 14, 1887, Whitley Co, KY; d. August 30, 1971; m. CORA EMMA MIZE; b. June 20, 1888; d. May 11, 1971. 8. MELVINA 'MELLIE' SMITH, b. February 08, 1889, Whitley Co, KY; m. THOMAS A. HALE. 9. STELLA DELORES SMITH, b. October 30, 1891, Whitley Co, KY; d. September 08, 1979; m. HENRY WRIGHT. 10. WILLIAM BRADLEY SMITH, b. November 25, 1895, Whitley Co, KY. If you can add info for this family, please do so. I am not sure where they are buried but would like to know. Also would like dates filled in, if poss.Anyone with pictures of this family or grave pics, please share with us.Helen

THOMAS B. SMITH was born November 17, 1861 in Whitley Co, KY, and died April 27, 1863 in Campbell Co TN. Notes for THOMAS B. SMITH: Thomas B. Smith was the youngest child born to Thomas M. and Charlotte Cordell Smith. He was born November 17, 1861, Whitley Co, KY. His mother died nine months later, August 6, 1862, Whitley Co, KY. He died eight months after her death, April 27, 1863, Whitley co, KY, at age 17 months. I wonder if she was with child when she died or if there was an outbreak of something to cause the deaths. Of course, this was during the Civil War time period. Five months after Charlotte's death, Thomas married Delphia Hackler, January 14, 1863, Campbell Co, TN. So Delphia was raising the infant, Thomas. They had already moved to the Jellico area of Campbell Co, TN. He is buried in the Zion Hill Cemetery, Pine Knot, Whitley Co, KY, along side his Mother. ================================================================= Zion Hill Cemetery, (Near Pine Knot), Whitley Co., KY. Located in Whitley County, only one-tenth of a mile from the McCreary County line. In this cemetery rests the forefathers of many early McCrearians. Directions: From intersection of US 27 & KY 92 at Pine Knot go 5.1 miles to KY 1470 & KY 592. Continue on these roads .16 mile, where KY 1470 leaves KY 592. Go East and South 2.8 miles to Hayes Cr. Church. From church continue SE to Rock Creek drainage and along Rock Creek 6.5 miles, past Rock Creek Cemetery and Litton Branch to point where road intersects with Jellico Creek. Here turn back to NE and follow Jellico Creek's northern bank to bridge. Cross Jellico Creek and turn SE toward Tennessee. After crossing Jellico Creek, go half-mile to an unimproved road that goes NNE away from Capuchin Cr. You're near the mouth of Capuchin, where it flows into Jellico Creek. The cemetery is on the first level ground NNE of Capuchin and up a hill above a small branch that flows into Capuchin from Wolf Knob area. The total distance from Pine Knot is about 10 miles. There are 223 unmarked graves here. I would welcome any information about people that are known to be buried here in unmarked graves. We need to try to identify as many as possible. Smith, Charlotte, 21 Dec 1827, 6 Aug 1862, w/o T. M. Smith, Erected by Josiah Smith, 1 Sep 1903. Smith, Thomas B., 17 Nov 1862, 27 Apr 1863, s/o T.M. Smith, Erected by Josiah Smith, 1 Sep 1903. More About THOMAS B. SMITH: Burial: April 1863, Zion Hill Cemetery, Pine Knot, Whitley Co, KY Pictures and info on this family would be wonderful. Helen

James C. Smith, son of Thomas and Charlotte Cordell Smith JAMES C. SMYTH was born 1850 in Whitley Co, KY. He married NANCY BRUMMETT March 12, 1868 in Whitley Co, KY, daughter of GEORGE BRUMMETT and JANE LAMBDIN. She was born 1847 in KY. Notes for JAMES C. SMYTH: 1850 Census of Whitley Co, KY, Dist 1 Thomas Smith 22 M Farmer 250 000 KY Charlotte Smith 21 F KY Nancy Smith 02 F KY James Smirth 01 M KY ============================================================================ 1860 Census of Whitley Co, KY, Whitley, Marsh Creek Household and Family #1023/935 Thomas Smith 32 M Farmer 600 1000 KY Lotty Smith 31 F KY (Charlotte) Nancy Smith 11 F KY James Smith 10 M KY Rily Smith 09 M KY Emily Smith 07 F KY Sarah Smith 06 F KY Stephen Smith 02 M KY Josiah Smith 9/12 M KY =========================================================================== 1870 Census of Whitley Co., KY, Marsh Creek ============================================================================== ===== 1880 Census of Whitley Co, KY James C. SMITH Self M Male W 30 KY Works On Farm KY TN Nancy SMITH Wife M Female W 32 KY Keeps House KY KY Geo. W. SMITH Son S Male W 10 KY Works On Farm KY KY Orpha SMITH Dau S Female W 08 KY KY KY Wm. R. SMITH Son S Male W 05 KY KY KY Evan M. SMITH Son S Male W 02 KY KY KY ============================================================================== ===== 1910 Census of Whitley Co, KY Name: James C Smith Age in 1910: 61 Estimated Birth Year: 1848 Birthplace: Kentucky Home in 1910: LEVEL GREEN, WHITLEY, Kentucky Race: White Gender: Male Series: T624 Roll: 506 Part: 1 Page: 119B Year: 1910 ============================================================================ 1920 Census of Whitley Co., KY, Louden ========================================================================= More About JAMES SMYTH and NANCY BRUMMETT: Marriage: March 12, 1868, Whitley Co, KY Children of JAMES SMYTH and NANCY BRUMMETT are: GEORGE W. SMYTH, b. 1869. SORPHA SMYTH, b. 1872. WILLIAM R. SMYTH, b. 1875. EVAN M. SMYTH, b. 1878. If you can add info for this family, please do so. I am not sure where they are buried but would like to know. Also would like dates filled in, if poss.Anyone with pictures of this family or grave pics, please share with us.===================================================================

Sarah S. Smith, daughter of Thomas M. and Charlotte Cordell Smith. I do not have any info on her but a birth date of 1854. Could she be the first wife of George M. Douglas? Just a guess. Does anyone have any info on her? Thank you for sharing, Helen

Emily Smith married George M. Douglas GEORGE M. DOUGLAS, son of William Aaron Douglas and Elizabeth "Bettie" Broyles, from Campbell Co, TN was born 1849 in Campbell Co, TN. He married (1) SARAH. She was born July 1858 in TN. He married (2) EMILY J. SMITH February 17, 1870 in Campbell Co, TN She was born 1853 in Whitley Co, KY. Notes for GEORGE M. DOUGLAS: 1870 Census of Campbell Co, TN Household and Family #29/26 Douglass, George 21 M W School Teacher Tennessee February Douglass, Emly 17 F W Keeping House Tennessee ============================================================================== = 1880 Census of Franklin Co., AR, Maxey Twp., ED 61 George M. DOUGLASS Self M Male W 31 TN Farmer TN TN Emly J. DOUGLASS Wife M Female W 26 KY Keeping House KY TN Stephen A. DOUGLASS Son S Male W 09 TN At Home TN KY William A. DOUGLASS Son S Male W 07 TN At Home TN KY Thomas M. DOUGLASS Son S Male W 05 TN At Home TN KY Sterling A. DOUGLASS Son S Male W 03 TN At Home TN KY ============================================================================== ====== Notes for EMILY J. SMITH: Children Stephen A. Douglas b: ABT 1871 in Tennessee William A. Douglas b: ABT 1873 in Tennessee Thomas M. Douglas b: ABT 1875 in Tennessee Sterling A. Douglas b: ABT 1877 in Tennessee ============================================================================== == 1860 Census of Whitley Co, KY, Whitley, Marsh Creek Household and Family #1023/935 Thomas Smith 32 M Farmer 600 1000 KY Lotty Smith 31 F KY (Charlotte) Nancy Smith 11 F KY James Smith 10 M KY Rily Smith 09 M KY Emily Smith 07 F KY Sarah Smith 06 F KY Stephen Smith 02 M KY Josiah Smith 9/12 M KY ============================================================================== ==== More About GEORGE DOUGLAS and EMILY SMITH: Marriage: February 17, 1870, Campbell Co, TN If you can add info for this family, please do so. I am not sure where they are buried but would like to know. Also would like dates filled in, if poss. Anyone with pictures of this family or grave pics, please share with us.

Thomas M. Smith was married twice. His second wife was Delphia A. Hackler. Her parents, Aaron Hackler and Lucy Cox, are buried in the Hackler Cemetery, near Indian Mountain State Park, Jellico, Campbell Co, TN. His first wife, Charlotte Cordell, is buried in the Zion Hill Cemetery, Pine Knot, Whitley Co, KY. Her parents were Stephen Candell/Cordell and Catherine C. Patterson. I have not tracked them down yet but may be in the same cemetery. That cemetery doesn't have a complete survey online yet. I did track down some of their children. NANCY CATHERINE SMITH Two year after Nancy's mother died, she married Joseph Robert Morgan, March 31, 1864, Whitley Co, KY. Her father left Whitley shortly after her mother's death and help build Smithburg, now Jellico, Campbell Co, TN. He took most of his children with him but Nancy must have stayed behind in Whitley Co, KY, since she married there. Her father married five months after her mothers's death, to Delphia Hackler, January 14, 1863, Campbell Co, TN and later her brother, Thomas B. Smith, died, April 27, 1863, Campbell Co, TN at 17 months old. She married Joseph Morgan while the Civil War was going on. He served in two Reg during this time for Kentucky. They moved to Crawford Co, AR, Mountain Twp. by 1880 and then Crawford Co, AR, Whitley Twp., by 1900. Then they went on to Sequayah Co, OK, Hansen Twp, by 1910 and by 1920, they were in Muldrow Twp. They must have moved again before 1925. Nancy died July 09, 1925, Bixby, Tulsa Co, OK and is buried in Bixby City Cemetery, Tulsa Co, OK. Joseph lived another 13 yrs after she died. He must have moved before 1938 to Sapulpa, Creek Co, OK, where he died, October 26, 1938 and was buried along side Nancy in the Bixby City Cemetery, Tulsa Co, OK. ============================================================================== == Children 1. James S. Morgan b: 22 JUL 1864 in Marsh Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky 2. Alpha Charlotte "Lotty" M. Morgan b: 24 JUL 1866 in Marsh Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky 3. Milly A. Morgan b: AUG 1869 in Marsh Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky 4.. Eliza Jane Morgan b: 10 AUG 1872 in Marsh Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky 5. Marshall Monroe Morgan b: 15 JAN 1875 in Jellico, Campbell County, Tennessee 6. Sarah Jane Morgan b: 14 JUN 1876 in Marsh Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky 7. William Hampford "Hamp" Morgan b: 29 JAN 1878 in Crawford County, Arkansas 8. Whitley M. Morgan b: 11 FEB 1881 in Graphic, Crawford County, Arkansas 9. Mary M. Morgan b: 5 APR 1883 in Crawford County, Arkansas 10. Nancy Olive "Nanny" C. Morgan b: 21 AUG 1885 in Crawford County, Arkansas 11. Hester Queen Morgan b: 21 JAN 1887 in Mulberry, Crawford County, Arkansas 12. Emily "Emma" Morgan b: 7 JUN 1890 in Crawford County, Arkansas ============================================================================== ===== 1850 Census of Whitley Co, KY, Dist 1 Thomas Smith 22 M Farmer 250 000 KY Charlotte Smith 21 F KY Nancy Smith 02 F KY James Smirth 01 M KY ============================================================================ 1860 Census of Whitley Co, KY, Whitley, Marsh Creek Household and Family #1023/935 Thomas Smith 32 M Farmer 600 1000 KY Lotty Smith 31 F KY (Charlotte) Nancy Smith 11 F KY James Smith 10 M KY Rily Smith 09 M KY Emily Smith 07 F KY Sarah Smith 06 F KY Stephen Smith 02 M KY Josiah Smith 9/12 M KY =========================================================================== He served in the Civil War on the Union side as a Private. He served in two regiments: Co. E, 32nd KY Infantry, and Co. G, 49th KY Infantry. On Headstone-MORGAN, Joseph - 32nd Kentucky Regiment - 1845 / 1938 - Bixby City Cemetery, Bixby, OK. Noticed the birth date of 1845 instead of 1847. =========================================================================== 1850 Census of Overton Co, TN He is listed with parents as being 4 yrs of age ================================================================== 1860 Census of Overton Co, TN He is listed with his parents as being 14 yrs of age ============================================================================== == 1870 Census of Whitley Co., KY, Marsh Creek J. R. Morgan 22 M W Farmer 100 000 TN Nancy C. Morgan 21 Keeping House KY Lotte Morgan 04 KY Jas. H. Morgan 02 KY Milly A. Morgan 10/12 TN b. Aug. (1869) ============================================================================== == 1880 Census of Crawford Co, AR, Mountain Twp. Joseph MORGAN Self M Male W 34 TN Farmer TN TN Nancy MORGAN Wife M Female W 33 KY Keeping House KY KY Lotty MORGAN Dau S Female W 15 KY KY KY James MORGAN Son S Male W 13 KY KY KY Liza MORGAN Dau S Female W 09 KY KY KY Marshal MORGAN Son S Male W 06 KY KY KY Sarah MORGAN Dau S Female W 04 KY KY KY Hansford MORGAN Son S Male W 02 AR KY KY ============================================================================== 1900 Census of Crawford Co, AR, Whitley Twp., p. 254 ============================================================================== 1910 Census of Sequayah Co, OK, Hansen Twp., p. 207 ============================================================================= 1920 Census of Sequoyah Co, OK, Muldrow Twp., p. 159 ======================================================================= 1930 Census of Creek Co, OK, Sapulpa ============================================================================ Records of Kentucky Land Office from 1782 to 1924 Grantee: Morgan, J R Acres: 200 Book: 106 Survey Date: 3-23-1883 County: Whitley WaterCourse: Laurel Fk Reference: THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS Volume 1 Part 2 CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924) THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY page 1511 ===================================================================== Joseph Robert Morgan PARENTS: Henry H. Morgan and Millie Ann Guffey B. February 14, 1847, Overton Co, TN D. October 26, 1938, Sapulpa, Creek Co, OK Married : Nancy Catherine Smith, March 31, 1864, Williamsburg, Whitley Co, KY Nancy Catherine Smith PARENTS: Thomas M. Smyth and Charlotte Cordell B. December 01, 1848, Whitley Co, KY D. July 09, 1925, Bixby, Tulsa Co, OK Buried: Both buried in the Bixby City Cemetery, Tulsa Co, OK If anyone has pictures of these people or their headstone, please share with me. I would love to get a copy emailed to me. If anyone is planning a trip to Tulsa Co, OK and willing to stop by the Bixby City Cemetery, please take a couple of pictures of their graves, for us less foutunate. Helen

I believe in researching old deeds I seen where an Aron Hackler who was a trustee of Good Hope when one of the deeds were executed. Seems like this was in the latter 1800's. I was looking for something concerning my Ancestor William Baird ( 1797-1869? ) who was reported to have helped organize the church in 1843 at which time he was living in Little Elk Valley Tn. He joined Clear Fork Baptist Church, just inside KY in 1824. Records for this church have been lost, I believe the clerk told me that they were lost in a fire. There were I believe a Aron Sr and an Aron Jr? Weren't they? I have a picture of this church somewhere Thought I had it scanned but search can't find it What do you all have concerning an Alvin Smith? I have a copy of a receipt to Betty Lay on acct. of John L. Lay paid in full "by Joseph Baird", signed by Alvin Smith. Dated October 1877. My Great Grandfather John L. Lay married Elizabeth Baird Josephs dau. Joseph m. Mary Smith Josiah Smith's dau. I have wondered if this store was in Jellico or Newcomb. Newcomb could have existed then for that was about time the railroad was being built, it being a railroad camp. This would have been before Jellico City Existed. The PO being Smithburg in 1876. Jellico being incorporated in 1883. Just Other Thoughts of mine! -- Gerald MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL!! Gerald Lay Founding Member: 1995 Lay Family Genealogical Association www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/8896 ------------------------------------------ Founding Member: 1989 Campbell County ( TN ) Historical Society cchistoricalsociety@ccdi.net ---------------------------------------------- My old Baird Page that I haven't updated in 6 years http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Country/3580/ ----- Original Message ----- From: <Ctrptrkdm@aol.com> To: <TNCAMPBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 07, 2004 10:14 PM Subject: Re: [TNCAMPBE-L] Re: Thomas M. Smith church affiliation > I also found that the Good Hope Baptist Church is very near (about a half > mile) from the Hackler Cemetery. Since Thomas Smith married Delphia Hackler, > this may be of some interest, also. Still researching this, also. > Kristi > > > ==== TNCAMPBE Mailing List ==== > To See Previous Posts http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/TNCAMPBE > >

I also found that the Good Hope Baptist Church is very near (about a half mile) from the Hackler Cemetery. Since Thomas Smith married Delphia Hackler, this may be of some interest, also. Still researching this, also. Kristi

The Kingsport Times, Kingsport, TN - Dec. 14, 1923 The Charms Of Tennessee by Adda C. Hall Have you ever been in Tennessee? Do you know Her Sunny Clime: Have you seen Her fields and wood lands, In the mystic Autumn time? Have you listened to our mocking bird? In the early morning calm? Has the flood of His wondrous music Fell on your soul like balm? Have you seen in the noonday splendor Her golden fields of grain? Have you heard the tinkling music In the patter of the rain? Have you felt the glowing tingle Of the Autumn scented breeze? Have you seen the crimson glory Of the sun set through the trees? Have you watched the purple twilight Oe'r hill and valley fall? Have you heard the cow bells tinkle And the whip-poor-wills lonely call? Have you stood on the crest of the mountain All about you natures charms; And felt Gods Love overlap you? Felt safe in His loving arms? We cannot think that anywhere More happiness can be Than dwells in the hearts of the of the people Among the hills of Tennessee.

The Kingsport Times, Kingsport, TN Dec. 14, 1923 No Trace Is Found of Rev. J.S. Jones Who Disappeared Near Maryville, Tenn. Is Believed to Be Drowned In River Searching Parties Are Unable to Find Trail of Father of Mrs. F.W. Browning of This -- Wire Received No trace had been found up until noon today of Rev. J.S. Jones, father of Mrs. F.W. Browning of city, who left Maryville 11 days ago on a hunting trip and mysteriously disappeared. Searchers have been combing the banks of the Tennessee river from Euchee to Half Moon Island in the hope of finding some trace of him, but to no avail. They found where he had camped the first night after leaving Euchee, and that was all. They are confident now that he was drowned in the river. Mr. and Mrs. Browning left Kingsport for Maryville early yesterday morning. A wire from Mr. Browning was received by his friends here today, stating that the search had so far been without results. The following article relative to the disappearance of Rev. Jones is taken from the Knoxville Journal and Tribune: Knoxville, Tenn. Dec. 13. -- Rev. J.S. Jones, formerly pastor of Trinity Avenue Methodist church in Knoxville, but now a retired minister, living in Maryville, is believed to have been lost in the Tennessee river near Euchee. Searching parties are now hunting up and down the river where Dr. Jones was last seen but so far no trace of him has been found. His family and friends are fearful that he may have been drowned as a result of some mishap of his boat or killed by accidental discharge of his gun. Reports from Euchee last night were that searchers from Maryville spent all of Wednesday going up and down the river in a motor boat but failed to find any trace of Dr. Jones. The searching party will be joined today by a number of other people, and they hope to be able to locate the doctor or find some clue as to what happened to him. Missing Ten Days Dr. Jones left his home in Maryville on Monday December 10th for the purpose of going duck hunting. He told his wife he expected to be gone a week or ten days and that in the meantime he would telephone how he was getting on. He drove to Euchee and left his car with C. A. Culverhouse, who runs a general store there, telling Mr. Culverhouse he intended paddling up the river in search of ducks and that he would return in a day or two. He used a canvas boat, which according to Mr. Culverhouse, was stocked with provisions sufficient to last several days. He started up the river at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and since then nobody along the river has seen or heard of him. Sunday when Mrs. Jones failed to get any word from her husband she began making inquiries but was unable to elicit any information. Tuesday night several friends volunteered to go to Euchee and make search. As stated they spent yesterday going up and down the river but found nothing to indicate that the doctor had camped anywhere along the route. Dr. Jones has frequently hunted in this section and usually went alone in his boat. He would remain out for a day or two and return to where he left his car or telephone for his car to be sent down the river to him. On this trip, however he has not telephoned, written or sent any message and his family and friends are greatly worried. Mrs. Jones when seen in Maryville last night declared that she had not abandoned hope, and while greatly worried over the prolonged absence of her husband felt that he would turn up safe. "I feel sure that Dr. Jones has sent some word and that the messenger failed to deliver the message," said Mrs. Jones. "He is an experienced hunter, knows the river well and handles a boat like an expert. He has been on these trips many times and has always come back safe. I am hoping for the best and I think he will be found safe and sound. I talked with some friends in Rockwood tonight who are on the way to Euchee to aid in the search and they informed me they had heard that the hunting was splendid down the river, which causes me to think that my husband is enjoying himself so much with the sport he is having that he decided to remain longer." C.A. Culverhouse at Euchee told a Journal and Tribune reporter that the opinion at Euchee was that Dr. Jones had met with some accident. He carried provisions enough to last about two days, according to Mr. Culverhouse and said as he left that he would return in a day or two. This was more than ten days ago, according to Mr. Culverhouse and since then there has been nothing seen or heard of the doctor. Mr. Culverhouse said that Dr. Jones had often been hunting there before and always returned within a day or two. The searching parties he said would resume their hunt this morning. Well Known in State Dr. Jones is one of the best known men in this section of the state. For years he was prominent in ministerial circles and at one time was mentioned as a possible bishop of the church. She has a number of relatives in Knoxville and in this section of the state. Mrs. Charles O. Baird is his daughter. His other daughters are Mrs. Guy Shoun, of Greenville, and Mrs. Alexander Harkness of Jellico. He also has a son Herbert Jones of Jellico. If the searchers today fail in their efforts it is believed the hunt will be extended further up and down the river from Euchee where Dr. Jones started.

Thank you, Yes this is what others have shared with me, too. Helen