From The LaFollette Press 20 May 2004 Carl E. Bradshaw, age 79 of LaFollette Betty Jean Bourff Ford age 73 of West Chester, OH formerly of LaFollette Eva Louise Gross, age 87 of Lake City Henrietta "Boots" Hughes, age 67 of Sidney, Oh Everett Edgar Harmon age 66 of Jacksboro Delta Rebus Johnson, age 72, of Ypsilanti, Mi J.C. Mallicote, age 71 of LaFollette Evelyn Marlow age 79 of LaFollette Luther E. Miller, age 82 formerly of Clinton Ronnie Joe Milton, age 65 of LaFollette Lucille Newport age 70 of Jacksboro Gary H. Randolph, age 58 of Batavia, Oh, formerly of Oneida Jim Sharp, age 41 of Longmont, Co Reverend George Tyra, Ruth Wilson, age 62 of Jacksboro Yvonne Lovely Woodall, age 61 of Lake City Carl E. Bradshaw, age 79 of LaFollette died May 14 at the U.T. Medical Center in Knoxville. He was a deacon and member of West LaFollette Baptist Church for 50 years. He was very active in the ministry for the Lord and the people and retired from ORTEC in the field of electronics. He was preceded in death by his parents, John and Golda Vowell Bradshaw; brother and sister-in-law, Therlo and Edna Bradshaw and brother-in-law: J.D. Hill. Survivors include his loving wife of 59 years, Anna Bradshaw; son and daughter-in-law, Jerry and Faye Bradshaw all of LaFollette; granddaughter and husband, Donna and Scott Wallace; great granddaughter, Hannah Wallace all of Jacksboro; brother and sister-in-law, James E. and Rose Bradshaw of Clinton; brother, Kenneth Bradshaw of Atlanta, GA; sister, Wilma Hill of LaFollette; several nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Services were May 16 at the West LaFollette Baptist Church with Rev. Lynn Ray, Rev. Hobert McCreary and Brother Jerry Crutchfield officiating. Interment was in the Woodlawn Cemetery. In Lieu of flowers please make donations to West LaFollette Baptist Church Building Fund. Martin Wilson Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Betty Jean Bourff Ford age 73 of West Chester, OH formerly of LaFollette May 13, in Cincinnati, OH. She was born April 5, 1931. She was a nurse's aid and longtime employee of Bonnie's Nursing Home. Preceded in death by her parents Rome and Nora Heatherly Bourff; brother, L. D. Bourff. Survivors include her children, Wanda Frederick and husband, Ronald, Roger Ford and wife, Karen, Jerry Ford, and Danny Ford and wife Jamie; grandchildren, Kenneth and Matthew Ford; brothers, M.C. Bourff, J. P. Bourff, and Sonny Bourff; sister, Susie Terry; several nieces, nephews other relatives and friends. Funeral services were May 17 at the Hodapp Funeral Home in West Chester, OH interment to follow at the West Chester Township Cemetery. The family requests that in lieu of flowers memorials be made to the Hospice of Cincinnati, P. O. Box 633597, Cincinnati, OH 45263-3597. Hodapp Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Eva Louise Gross, age 87 of Lake City died May 13 at St. Mary's Medical Center in Knoxville. She was born December 5, 1916 in Campbell County to the late John and Martha Gaylor. She was a member of Longfield Baptist Church in Lake City where she was a Sunday school teacher and sang in the choir. She was a loving mother, grandmother and great grandmother who loved flower gardening. Preceded in death by her parents, John and Martha Gaylor, first husband, Clyde Wilson, second husband of 41 years, Thomas Gross Sr.; son, Joe Mac Gross; two grandsons; two great grandsons; brothers, Kermit Duncan, James B. Duncan; sisters, Mildred Hutson, Phyllis Sharp and Lucille Champion. Survivors include her daughters, Clydene Daniels Livengood and husband, Hal, of Knoxville, Ruth Ellen Mitchell and husband, Jim, of New Hampshire; son, Thomas "Sonny" Gross, Jr. and wife, Pat; brothers, Thomas Duncan of Knoxville and Dewayne Duncan of Ohio; nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren; several nieces, nephews and many friends. Funeral services were May 16 at the Longfield Baptist Church with Rev. Mike Foust, Rev. Roger Nance and Rev. Mac Smith officiating. Interment was in the Oak Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were her grandsons. Henrietta "Boots" Hughes, age 67 of Sidney, Oh died May 6 of natural causes. She was born July 23, 1936 in Eagan, TN to the late Brown Lee and Hattie Partin Osborne. She married Robert Hughes on June 23, 1962. She was a member of the AMVETS Post 1986 of Sidney, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4239 and American Legion Post 217, Sidney. She was retired from Copeland Corp. after 29 years. Survivors include her daughters, Deborah and husband, Lloyd Taylor of Sidney, Oh, Donna and husband, Michael Erbaugh, of Sidney; grandchildren, Bob Hughes, Troy Scott Perry, Derrick Perry, of Sidney, Leah Hughes of Sidney, Tara Hughes of Houston, Shauna Perry of Sidney; great grandchild, Luke Perry of Sidney; sisters, Jean Gibbs of LaFollette, Roxie Marlow of Clairfield, Vaude "Bobby" Lawson of Sidney, Della Sharp of Vandalia. Funeral services were May 11 at Adams Funeral Home in Sidney with the Rev. Kenneth Ellis officiating. Interment was in the Graceland Cemetery in Sidney. Memorial contributions can be made to the Wilson Hospice in her memory. Adams Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Everett Edgar Harmon age 66 of Jacksboro died May 17 at the East TN Baptist Hospital in Knoxville. He was a member of Hill Crest Baptist Church. He was a loving father, grandfather, and brother who enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. Preceded in death by his wife, Geraldine Harmon, granddaughter Summer Kennedy, parents, Ernest and Beulah Collins Harmon, sister, Thelma Maxwell. Survived include her daughters and sons in law, Susan and Darryl Kennedy of LaFollette; Amy and Scott Seal of Jacksboro; Sandra and Hubert Kitts of Jacksboro; grandchildren, Brandon and Alicia Seals of Jacksboro, Macy Ellison of LaFollette; sister, Lorraine Carroll of LaFollette. Funeral Services were May 19 in Martin Wilson Chapel with Rev. Tim Moore officiating. Interment will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Grantsboro Cemetery. Martin Wilson Funeral home was in charge of arrangements. Delta Rebus Johnson, age 72, of Ypsilanti, Mi died May 15. She was born in McQuery County, Ky. She was of the Church of God faith. She loved spending time with her family and friends and singing in Church. Preceded in death by her parents, James Lectie Johnson; brothers, Alvin A. Johnson and Haskel J. Johnson; sisters, Dorothy M. Johnson, Alpha L. Hines and Betty J. Johnson. Survivors include her sister, Hassie Thompson of Ypsilanti, Mi and Agnes Wallace of Jacksboro; a host of nieces and nephews. Memorial services will be held May 22 at 2 p.m. at the Huntsville Praise and Worship Center in Huntsville, Tn with Brother Ralph Combs officiating. J.C. Mallicote, age 71 of LaFollette died May 11. He was of the Baptist Faith. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather who enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. He also enjoyed fishing and sports. Preceded in death by his parents, Monroe and Vivian Gothard Mallicote. Survived include his wife of 34 years ,Gladys Mallicote of LaFollette; son, Ronnie Penley of LaFollette; daughters and sons in law: Norma and Ed Hatfield, Jackie and Bill Snider, Debbie and Dave McLean, Teresa and Mike Thorton all of Cincinnati, Ohio. 11 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren; brothers: Virgil and Roy Malicote both of Jim Branch, TN and Carl Malicote of Habersham; sisters, Aline Taylor of Habersham, Estelene Tyree of Chicago, IL, Betty Austin of LaFollette; several nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Services were May 12 in Martin Wilson Chapel with Rev. Jim Bo Bolton officiating. Interment was in Odd Fellow Cemetery. Martin Wilson Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Evelyn Marlow age 79 of LaFollette died May 16, at St. Mary's Medical Center of Campbell County. She was a member of Lick Creek Pentecostal Holiness Church of God and attended Fincastle Church of God. She was a former employee of LaFollette Medical Center with 14 years of service. Preceded in death by her husband, Patton Marlow in August 1980;children, Vietta Marlow and Sue Glandon; parents, Fred and Teal Naff; grandchildren, Anthony Young and Darrell Reynolds; sisters, Edith Pulley and Thelma Wood. Survivors include her daughters, Eunice Bolton and husband, Willard, Patsy Ellis and husband, C. B., and Shirley Reynolds and husband, Lonnie all of LaFollette; grandchildren, Gary, Johnny, Jeffrey, Ronnie, Ricky, Suzette, Loretta, Missy and Michael; great grandchildren, Derek, Justin, Alexa, Ashlee, Kelli, Matthew, Amanda, Bron, Clay, Chris, Lance, D. J., Adam, Jacob, Mitchell, and Zachary; very special aunt, Celeste Barley of Mount Hope, WV; several nieces, nephews other relatives and friends. Funeral services were May 19 at Fincastle Church of God with Rev. Mike Smith, Rev. Audie Murray, and Rev. Hansford Bolton officiating, with special comments by Mrs. Nannie Lou Marlow. Interment was in the Woodlawn Cemetery. Pallbearers will be the grandsons. Walters Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Luther E. Miller, age 82 formerly of Clinton died May 10 at the Capital Regional Medical Center in Tallahassee, Fl. He was born November 26, 1921 in Campbell County. He was a former employee of Hoskins Drug Store. He was also a former employee of the Fish and Game Commission and worked many years with the U.S. Government. He was a U.S. Army Veteran. Preceded in death by his parents, S.B. and Bessie Marie; daughter, Brenda Gail Page; sister, Marguertte Bruce. Survivors include his wife, Opal Duncan Miller, Tallahassee, Fl; grandson, John F. Page, Wilmington, NC; sisters, Louise M. Higgins, Clinton, June M. Bishop and husband, Sam, Oak Ridge; special cousins, Edna, David and Danny Farmer; brother-in-law, Ray Bruce, Clinton; several nieces, nephews, friends and in-laws. Funeral services were May 15 with Brother Bill Tackett officiating. Interment was in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Hatmaker Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Ronnie Joe Milton, age 65 of LaFollette died May 15 at St Mary's Medical Center, Knoxville He was a loving husband, father & grandfather who enjoyed spending time with his family & friends. He also enjoyed woodcrafts, collecting pennies & miniature cars. He was a therapist with St Mary's of Campbell County for 37 Yrs. Preceeded in death by his first wife, Edna Rutherford Milton; parents, Robert and Pearl Chadwell Milton; sister, Bobbie Loomis. Survivors include his wife Joyce Milton of LaFollette; sons, Rodney and Ronald Milton of LaFollette, Steve Grubb of Dayton, Ohio; daughters, Teresa Edwards and Renee Bailey of LaFollette; brother, Donnie Milton of LaFollette; sisters, Iva Queener of LaFollette and Shirley Prandini of Knoxville; six grandchildren, several nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives & friends. Funeral services were May 18 in the Martin Wilson Chapel with Rev. OP. Byrd officiating. Interment was in Campbell Memorial Gardens. Martin Wilson Funeral Home of LaFollette was in charge of the arrangements. Lucille Newport age 70 of Jacksboro died May 17 at St. Mary's Health and Rehabilitation Center in LaFollette. She was a member of the Woodlake Baptist Church. The family would like to thank the staff at St. Mary's Medical Center and Rehabilitation Center for their care, kindness, friendship and love. Preceded in death by her husband, Eugene Newport; son, Ray Newport. Survivors include her daughter, Mary Oakes and husband, David of Jacksboro; granddaughter, Andrea Oakes, grandson, Chris Oakes and wife, Virginia all of Jacksboro; great grandson, Ryan Oakes; nephews, Eddie Raines and wife, Glenna, and Johnny Raines all of Knoxville; special friends, Martha Raines and Opal Lovely; several other relatives and friends. Funeral services are May 20(Thursday) at 8 p.m. at Walters Chapel with Rev. George Asbury and Rev. Ray Graham officiating. Family and friends will meet for graveside services and interment Friday at 10a.m. at Campbell Memorial Gardens. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. May 20(Thursday) before services at Walters Funeral Home. Walters Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Gary H. Randolph, age 58 of Batavia, Oh, formerly of Oneida died May 16 at the St. Mary's Medical Center in LaFollette. Born on June 26, 1945 to last Marion (Shorty) Randolph and Jean Lay Randolph of Jacksboro. He was a member of the Ambassador Freewill Baptist Church, a member of the Clermont South Masonic Lodge #29, a member of the Scottish Rite and a Thirty-Second Degree Mason, a member of the Harley Owners Group (HOG) and a graduate of the Oneida High School class of 1963. He was a retired employee of General Electric of Cincinnati, Ohio where he worked for thirty-four years and was a member of local UAW #647. Preceded in death by his father, Marion (Shorty) H. Randolph; mother and father-in-law, Lottie Laxton and Jacob Laxton; brother-in-laws, Lonnie Terry and Bill Jones; sister-in-laws, Nellie Cotton, Joan Randolph and Lou Etta Laxton. Survivors include his loving wife, Charlotte Randolph, Batavia, Oh; mother, Jean Lay Randolph, Jacksboro; children, Sandra Hardin and husband, Kenneth of Milford, Oh, Gregory Randolph and wife Julie of Cincinnati, Oh; brother, Jack Randolph; grandchildren, Madelyn Marie Randolph, Emily J. Randolph, Lily G. Randolph and Jesse Randolph Hardin; several nieces, nephews and relatives to mourn his passing. Funeral services were May 18 in the Chapel of Jones and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Dale Smith and Rev. Roland Luthy officiating. Interment was in the Mt. Moriah Cemetery in Arnelia, Ohio with Masonic Rites. Jones and Son Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Jim Sharp, age 41 of Longmont, Co died May 10 at his home. He was born August 30, 1962 in Sidney, Oh where he grew up and graduated from Sidney High School. He spent most of his professional life working the manufacturing and computer industries in and around Sidney and Cincinnati, Oh. He married Janna McCall Edwards in Cincinnati on March 30, 2000. Janna is a Colorado native and because of Jim's love of the area they moved to Longmont, Co in 2003. Jim and Janna enjoyed doing many activities together including weekends in the Colorado Rocky Mountains. He had a passion for music and collecting robots, rockets and "cartoon network" cars. Family was important to him and he was the proud father of five children and "Grandpa" of four grandchildren. Preceded in death by his mother, Janice Neeley. Survivors include his wife, Janna of Longmont, Co; sons, Jason and Justin; daughter, Jessie, all of Russell Springs, Ky; step-daughter, Lyndsey Edwards and her fiancé Carl Kearny and grandsons, Aaron and Tyler of Batavia, Oh; step-daughter Michelle Hall and husband, LaVon and granddaughter, Savon and grandson, LaVon of Wichita Falls, Tx; parents, James Robert Sharp, Sr. and Ann of LaFollette; sisters, Bonnie Wilburn, Sidney, Oh, Vickie Shrader, Columbia Station, Oh, Sue Barnhart, Covington, Oh; mom, Elizabeth McCall, Longmont, Co; sister-in-laws, Gina McCall, Longmont, Co; Vanessa Lamb and her husband, John of Lyons, Co and Stephanie Mann and husband, Paul; nephew, Jacob and niece, Lizzy, all of Ft. Collins, Co; other much loved and loving relatives. A family memorial service was held May 14 at the First United Methodist Church in Longmont, Co with Reverend Doctor Bruce Maxwell leading the chapel service. Ahlberg Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements Memorial services will be conducted in Sidney, Oh at a later date. Reverend George Tyra. It is with much sorrow that we, the family of the Reverend George Tyra, announce his passing from this world into his Heavenly Home on May 15, 2004. He was born and raised in LaFollette; he left to join the U.S. Army in 1953. He was shipped to Germany where he received the European Service Medal. He loved his country and served it honorably for 16 years and fought valiantly in 2 wars. In 1957 he fought in Korea where he received the Korean Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal, and the Medal of Commendation for outstanding service. In 1966 he went to Vietnam 1st Calvary Division, Platoon Sgt. (Infantry). There he trained and led troops into battle. While in Vietnam he received the Combat Infantry Badge, Air Medal for a number of air assaults where he jumped from helicopters into the battle zone. He received the Bronze Star for bravery beyond the call of duty. He was wounded in Alno Valley, Vietnam and received the Purple Heart. He was a member of the faculty in Fort Dix, New Jersey where he conducted troop training in Special Weapons, Rifle Range, etc. Here he received the Good Conduct Medal. After leaving the U.S. Army, he and his wife settled in Toledo where he worked for 30 years as a machinist for Chrysler Corporation. After his retirement he and his wife moved back to LaFollette. He was a wonderful, loving husband and father, always putting his family before himself. He will be most sadly missed by all who knew him, including his good friends Michael, Suzanne, Dennis, Angie, Jim, and host of other good friends and neighbors. He also loved his beloved dog, Ty Ty. We salute him for all his bravery and service. He enriched the lives of many and shall be remembered always. His passing is a great loss to us all and his beloved flag shall fly at half mast Preceded in death by his beloved parents, Clara Mae (Henagar) Tyra and Roy E. Tyra, his precious son, Thomas E. Tyra, and his beloved sister Ann McCloud. Survivors include his beloved wife of over 50 years Virgina (Lingerfelt) Tyra, his beloved daughter Mary McCloud (James) from Lorain Ohio, a sister Linda Harrell (Allen) and several nieces and nephews, cousins and aunts. Funeral Services were May 19 in the Chapel of Martin Wilson Funeral Home with Rev. Norman Stallings officiating. Interment was in Bakers Forge Cemetery with full military honors by the Campbell County Honor Guard. Martin Wilson Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Ruth Wilson, age 62 of Jacksboro died May 13 at the St. Mary's Medical Center in Knoxville. She was a member of the Cumberland View Baptist Church. She was a devoted wife, extraordinary mother and caring friend to many. Preceded in death by her parents, Dit and Laura Pressnell Parker; brothers, Russell and Earl Parker; sister: Faye Cox. Survivors include her husband, Bobby Ray Wilson of Jacksboro; daughter, Eva LeAnne Wilson of Knoxville; brothers, Jack Parker of Goshen, OH, Jerry Parker of Knoxville; sisters, Helen Tallent, of Knoxville; Jane Richardson of Hermitage; Margaret Price of Powell, Sandra Hardenbergh of Maryville; special sisters-in-law, June Parker of Maryville and Betty Parker of Jacksboro; several nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. Graveside services were May 15 in Campbell Memorial Gardens with Rev. Andy Miller officiating. In Lieu of Flowers, please make donations to the Cumberland View Building Fund at the People's National Bank of LaFollette, c/o Chris Cooper P.O. Box 1221, LaFollette, TN 37766. Martin Wilson Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Yvonne Lovely Woodall, age 61 of Lake City died May 12 at the Methodist Medical Center in Oak Ridge. She was born March 19, 1943 in Campbell County to the late Gideon and Alene Brown Lovely. She was of the Baptist faith. She loved quilting, crocheting and gardening. Preceded in death by her parents, Gideon and Alene Brown Lovely; sisters, Wanda West, Velma Sharp and Flo Carden. Survivors include her daughters, Phyllis Ward and husband, Virgil, Lake City, Victoria Byrge and husband, Tim, Lake City; grandchildren, Ashley Byrge, Timothy Byrge, Dawn Hall, Roxanne Ward; great grandchildren, Amber Byrge, Tyler Hall; many special friends and neighbors. Funeral services were May 14 at Hatmaker Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Tom Byrge officiating. Interment was in the Oak Grove Cemetery. Hatmaker Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. =========================================== SUPPORT OUR TROOPS---FLY THE FLAG "Genealogy is like playing hide and seek. They hide I seek!!! www.byrge.com/genealogy/ Searching: BYRGE/BUNCH/DAUGHERTY/DUNCAN/KENNEDY/ PATTERSON/PHILLIPS/SEIBER/TACKETT/WARD

From The Knoxville News Sentinel 21 May 2004 IVEY, GEORGE CLAYTON, JR. - age 28, of Duff, IVEY, GEORGE CLAYTON, JR. - age 28, of Duff, passed away suddenly Wednesday, May 19, 2004. Member of New Freedom Community Church. Preceded in death by father, George Clayton Ivey on Nov. 9, 1975. Survivors: wife: Janie Marie Ivey; daughters: Kelsy Marie, Haley Savanna, & Emily Nicole Ivey; mother: Shirley Sutton; sister: Tramra Lynn & Husband Jered Lee Rasnick; nephew: Travis Lee Rasnick, all of Duff; several aunts, uncles, cousins & a host of friends. Funeral service: 8 p.m. Saturday Cross Chapel, Rev. Tim Dupuy officiating. Interment: 2 p.m. Sunday Peabody Cemetery. The family will receive friends 6 til 8 p .m. Saturday at Cross Funeral Home, LaFollette. =========================================== SUPPORT OUR TROOPS---FLY THE FLAG "Genealogy is like playing hide and seek. They hide I seek!!! www.byrge.com/genealogy/ Searching: BYRGE/BUNCH/DAUGHERTY/DUNCAN/KENNEDY/ PATTERSON/PHILLIPS/SEIBER/TACKETT/WARD

From The Oak Ridger 20 May 2004 Ruby Quillen Jones, 95, of Lenoir City, Annette Morrison, 68, of Oliver Springs, Robert Howard Woods Sr., 70, of Coalfield, Phyllis Jeanette Jackson, 47, of Lenoir City, formerly of Oliver Springs, Ruby Quillen Jones, 95, of Lenoir City, died Wednesday, May 19, 2004, at her home. She was a member of Nelson Street Baptist Church. Mrs. Jones was an employee of Charles H. Bacon and Holston Knitting Mill. She was preceded in death by her husband, Earl "Sam" Jones; a son, James Earl Jones; a daughter, Delcie Keating; two sisters, Lillie Evans and Vola Clemmer; and by two brothers, Maynard Quillen and Claude Quillen. Mrs. Jones is survived by two grandsons, Mitchell Jones and wife, Tammi, of Oak Ridge and Mike Keating of Georgia; her granddaughter, Cammie Jones; two great-granddaughters, Megan Jones and Rebecca Ann Keating; a sister, Edith Taylor, of Lenoir City; several nieces and nephews; and by a son-in-law, Hobert Keating, of Oak Ridge. The funeral will be at 7 p.m. Friday, May 21, 2004, at Click Funeral Home in Lenoir City with the Rev. Tony Brock officiating. A graveside service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, May 22, at Lenoir City Cemetery. Family and friends will meet at 10:30 a.m. at the funeral home and proceed to the cemetery. The family will receive friends from 5 to 6:45 p.m. Friday at the funeral home, www.clickfuneralhome.com. Annette Morrison, 68, of Oliver Springs, died Tuesday, May 18, 2004, at Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge. Born and raised in Devonia, she was the daughter of Lonzie and Gertie Seiber. She was a member of Shiloh Baptist Church in Devonia. Her family said she loved to sew and talk on the phone to her friends. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Mark Foster Morrison; a son, Billy Mark Morrison; an infant son; two sisters, Carrie Lee Lowe and Wanda Seiber; and by three brothers, Orlie Seiber, Carvin Seiber and Carlis Seiber. Mrs. Morrison is survived by a son, Will Lloyd Morrison, of Oliver Springs; two grandchildren, Heather Sue Ann Morrison of Oliver Springs and Billy Chris Morrison of Petros; three great-grandchildren, Myranda C haney, Leesha Chaney and Destiny Morrison; a sister, Glenith Mae Bratcher and husband, Frank, of Lake City; two brothers, Harley Seiber and wife, Pauline, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Leon Seiber Jr. of Oliver Springs; a special niece, Angie Lowe, of Oliver Springs; and by several nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 22, 2004, at Shiloh Baptist Church in Devonia with the Rev. Houston Carroll, the Rev. Don Daugherty and the Rev. Lee Phillips officiating. Burial will follow at Phillips Cemetery in Devonia. Viewing of the body will be from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday at the church. The family will receive friends from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, May 21, at Holley-Gamble Funeral Home in Lake City. Robert Howard Woods Sr., 70, of Coalfield, died Wednesday, May 19, 2004, at his home. Born April 24, 1934, in Coalfield, he was the son of William C. Woods and Nella Jones Woods. Mr. Woods was a 20-year U.S. Navy veteran of both the Korean War and the Vietnam War. He received several commendations including the National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal, Navy Unit Commendations and a Combat Action Ribbon. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by four brothers, Otto Woods, Austin Woods, Hubert Woods and Ellis Woods, and by two sisters, Carrie Honaker and Cassie Musselwhite. Mr. Woods is survived by his wife, Josephine Spurlock Woods; and by seven children, Robert Howard Woods Jr. and wife, Vicki, of Jacksonville, Fla., Faye Bruce and husband, Wayne, Woody McLemore and wife, Shirley, and Sue Oneal and husband, Charlie, all of Phenix City, Ala., Sandra Newbold and husband, Dan, of Ocean Springs, Miss., Sue Williams and husband, James, of High Point, N.C., and Karen Cook and husband, Allen, of Greenville, S.C. He is also survived by 17 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; two sisters, Wilma Foraker and Catherine Davis, both of Oliver Springs; and by several cousins, nieces, nephews and extended family members. The funeral will be at 3 p.m. Friday, May 21, 2004, in the chapel of Sharp Funeral Home in Oliver Springs with Chester Woods officiating. Burial will follow at Woods Cemetery in Coalfield. The family will receive friends from 1 to 3 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Phyllis Jeanette Jackson, 47, of Lenoir City, formerly of Oliver Springs, died Wednesday, May 19, 2004. Sharp Funeral Home in Oliver Springs is in charge of arrangements, which were incomplete at presstime. =========================================== SUPPORT OUR TROOPS---FLY THE FLAG "Genealogy is like playing hide and seek. They hide I seek!!! www.byrge.com/genealogy/ Searching: BYRGE/BUNCH/DAUGHERTY/DUNCAN/KENNEDY/ PATTERSON/PHILLIPS/SEIBER/TACKETT/WARD

From The Knoxville News Sentinel 20 May 2004 FOUST, TERRY DWAIN "BOTCHIE" age 48 of Lake City, HENSON FAYE E (CARSON) - age 73, of Knoxville, FOUST, TERRY DWAIN "BOTCHIE" age 48 of Lake City, passed away Tuesday, May 18, 2004 at his residence. He was born March 4, 1956 in Anderson County, Tennessee. Terry was a member of the Cumberland View Baptist Church in Jacksboro, TN. He loved riding motorcycles, four wheelers, camping and spending time with his friends. Terry is preceded in death by: his father, Wesley Foust. Survivors: mother, Alma Byrd Foust, Lake City, TN; wife, Diane Carroll Foust, Lake City, TN; sons, Arvil Lee Hammock, Jr., Wartburg, TN, Christopher Wade Burris & Brandi Phillips, Lake City, TN, T.J. Burris & wife Megan, Lake City; daughter, Bridgett Hatmaker & husband J.J., Lake City, TN; brothers, Gerald Foust & wife Lavon, Hiram, GA, Ricky Foust, Lake City, TN, Mike Foust & wife Freida, Lake City, TN; sisters, Shirley Forner, Irving, Texas, Sue Maples & husband Robert, Valparaiso, In, Sharon Neal & husband Vernon, Silver Point, IN; grandson, Jonathan Pangel; one great grandchild on the way; several nieces, nephews and many friends. Visitation 6:00-8:00 pm Thursday, May 20, 2004 at the Hatmaker Funeral Home, Funeral service 8:00 p.m. Thursday. May 20, 2004 in the Hatmaker Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Larry Watts and Rev. Kenny Sharp officiating. Interment 11:00 am Friday, May 21, 2004 at the Norris Memorial Gardens in Norris, TN. Hatmaker Funeral Home of Lake City in charge of arrangements. HENSON FAYE E (CARSON) - age 73, of Knoxville, died suddenly Monday evening May 17, 2004 at her home. She was born in Jacksboro, TN and lived in Knoxville, for the past 50 years. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She was very out going in life and never meet a person she didn't like. She worked for many years in the restaurant industry and also Sterchi's Furniture Company in her early years. Later she did child care. She was a member of Beaver Creek Cumberland Presbyterian Church, the Challenger Faithful workers Sunday School Class, the garden circle and a volunteer in crafts and kitchen crew. She was a member of the Marine Corps League Auxiliary, Lt Alexander Bonnyman Det. #924. She played high school basketball, which set her sports mind and became an avid UT football and Lady Vols fan; she loved to read and traveled extensively. Preceded in death by: her parents, Melvin and Maggie Marlow; brother, Ulysses Marlow; 1st husband, Sam J. Carson; and 2nd husband, Bruce Childress. She is survived by: her husband, Max W. Henson; daughters and son-in-law, Jackie (Carson) Dimoulas, Knoxville, Judy Fischer Mathis and John Mathis, Ormond Beach, FL; sons and daughters-in-law, Mike and Gail Carson, Oak Ridge, Randy and Pam Carson, Gastonia, NC; grandchildren, Eleni, Theodora (Sidas) and Dimitri Dimoulas, Carson Fischer, Kevin and Kimberly Carson, Courtney, Tasha and Joe Carson; great grandson, Jose Sidas; brother, Morris Marlow; sisters and brothers-in law, June and Robert Freeman, Zora and Rusty Knepper, Ann and Dr. Leon Cochran, Mary Smith, Pauline Miller, Louise Mottern and Ruth Marlow; sister-in-law Mary Marlow; one niece and several nephews, step children Paul, Edith, Terry, Butch Childress and Gary Henson; brother and sister-in-law, Bill and Ruby Henson. Funeral service will be 7 pm Thursday at Beaver Creek Cumberland Presbyterian Church Dr. Thomas Sweet officiating. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Beaver Creek Cumberland Presbyterian Church Life Center. Family and friend will meet at 9:45 am Friday at Greenwood Cemetery for a 10 am graveside service. Family will receive friends 5-7 pm Thursday at Beaver Creek Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Arrangements by Gentry-Griffey Chapel. =========================================== SUPPORT OUR TROOPS---FLY THE FLAG "Genealogy is like playing hide and seek. They hide I seek!!! www.byrge.com/genealogy/ Searching: BYRGE/BUNCH/DAUGHERTY/DUNCAN/KENNEDY/ PATTERSON/PHILLIPS/SEIBER/TACKETT/WARD

From this marriage index on the FTM CD you show a James Hatmaker marrying a Sarah Murray. Would this Sarah Murray be the daughter of John Philip Murray and Mary Ann Moser? I'm thinking it might be...... I have a Sarah Murray, b. 1832 to John Philip Murray and Mary Ann Moser. Siblings were George, Susan, Barbara, Silas, Jacob, Lewis, Nancy Jane, Milly, Henry Clay, Mary Ann, John. Can anyone confirm that this is the same Sarah Murray? Susan Shane Miller Searching: Bain/Bayne, Bullock, Bussert, Evans, Hensley, Leinart, Loschen, Mason, Melanson, Miller, Moser, Murray/Murry, Shane, Seiber, Trauernicht ----- Original Message ----- From: "bleach" <bleach@rose.net> To: <TNCAMPBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 7:59 PM Subject: Re: [TNCAMPBE-L] William Baird and Barbary ???????? > Susie, > Here are some marriages records from Family Tree Maker's CD "Marriage Index: > KY, NC, TN, VA, WV 1728-1850. Campbell County, TN 1830-1850" > Hatmaker, James Spouse: Carver, Delila, Mar 14, 1840 > Hatmaker James Spouse: Cooper, Sophia, Mar 14, 1846 > Hatmaker, James Spouse: Murray, Sarah, Jan 27, 1850 > Hatmaker, Jacob Spouse: Hatmaker, Polly, Nov 9, 1849 > > 1850 Campbell County, TN census > 174 174 Hatmaker, James 37 m Farmer 300 > TN X > 174 174 Hatmaker, Sophia 19 f > TN > 174 174 Hatmaker, Barbary 4 f > TN > 174 174 Hatmaker, Lindsay 2 m > TN > 174 174 Hatmaker, Hannah 80 f > NC X > > 181 181 Hatmaker, James 19 m Farmer > TN X X > 181 181 Hatmaker, Sarah 19 f > TN X > > 189 189 Hatmaker, Jacob 64 m Farmer > NC X > 189 189 Hatmaker, Mary 26 f > TN > 189 189 Hatmaker, Hannah 16 f > TN > 189 189 Hatmaker, John 13 m > TN X > 189 189 Hatmaker, Thomas 12 m > TN X > 189 189 Hatmaker, Martha N. 10 f > TN X > 189 189 Hatmaker, Nicey 7 f > TN X > 189 189 Hatmaker, Joseph 3 m > TN <snipped>

Well Spring is in Campbell Co not Claiborne Co. Joseph Childress tndrjay@earthlink.net > [Original Message] > From: <SHOKE2253@aol.com> > To: <TNCAMPBE-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 5/18/2004 11:02:53 PM > Subject: [TNCAMPBE-L] Walker Family > > Debra > Do you know anything about the Walkers? Lucy Walker married William J. McNew, > Sr. > Both were born in Washington Co, VA. I believe they were married in Franklin > Co, TN. He died in Wells Spring, Claiborne Co, TN, abt 1839. Do you know who > her parents were? > Helen > > > ==== TNCAMPBE Mailing List ==== > Post your questions and inquiry about your Ancestor regularly...Someone may find a relative. > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/TNCAMPBE

Thank You for the marriages and census. Susie ----- Original Message ----- From: "bleach" <bleach@rose.net> To: <TNCAMPBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 10:59 PM Subject: Re: [TNCAMPBE-L] William Baird and Barbary ???????? > Susie, > Here are some marriages records from Family Tree Maker's CD "Marriage Index: > KY, NC, TN, VA, WV 1728-1850. Campbell County, TN 1830-1850" > Hatmaker, James Spouse: Carver, Delila, Mar 14, 1840 > Hatmaker James Spouse: Cooper, Sophia, Mar 14, 1846 > Hatmaker, James Spouse: Murray, Sarah, Jan 27, 1850 > Hatmaker, Jacob Spouse: Hatmaker, Polly, Nov 9, 1849 > > 1850 Campbell County, TN census > 174 174 Hatmaker, James 37 m Farmer 300 > TN X > 174 174 Hatmaker, Sophia 19 f > TN > 174 174 Hatmaker, Barbary 4 f > TN > 174 174 Hatmaker, Lindsay 2 m > TN > 174 174 Hatmaker, Hannah 80 f > NC X > > 181 181 Hatmaker, James 19 m Farmer > TN X X > 181 181 Hatmaker, Sarah 19 f > TN X > > 189 189 Hatmaker, Jacob 64 m Farmer > NC X > 189 189 Hatmaker, Mary 26 f > TN > 189 189 Hatmaker, Hannah 16 f > TN > 189 189 Hatmaker, John 13 m > TN X > 189 189 Hatmaker, Thomas 12 m > TN X > 189 189 Hatmaker, Martha N. 10 f > TN X > 189 189 Hatmaker, Nicey 7 f > TN X > 189 189 Hatmaker, Joseph 3 m > TN > > > 1860 Campbell County, TN census > 160-160 > HATMAKER, James 44 M Farmer 1400 120 TN > 13 > HATMAKER, Sophia F TN > 13 > HATMAKER, Barbara 13 F TN > 12 > HATMAKER, Lindsey 12 F TN > 12 > HATMAKER, Aaron 9 M TN > 12 > HATMAKER, Isaac 5 M TN > HATMAKER, Cornelius 1 M TN > > 163-163 > HATMAKER, Jacob 24 M Farm Hand 100 TN 11 > HATMAKER, Barbara 24 F TN 11 > > 874-863 > HATMAKER, Jacob 65 M Farmer 100 TN > HATMAKER, Mary 30 F TN > HATMAKER, Martha 18 F TN > HATMAKER, Nicy 16 F TN > HATMAKER, Joseph 14 M TN > HATMAKER, Jacob 7 M TN > HATMAKER, Nicholas 4 M TN > HATMAKER, Serelda 2 M TN > > 940-929 > HATMAKER, Daniel 30 M Farmer 75 TN > HATMAKER, Martha 25 F TN > HATMAKER, John 6 M TN > HATMAKER, James 5 M TN > HATMAKER, Eliza 3 F TN > HATMAKER, Sarah J. 1 F TN > > 1870 Campbell County, TN census > 58 53 Baird, William 52 M W Farmer 1500 > Kentucky > Baird, Barbary 30 F W Keeping House > Tennessee X > Baird, Coney 14 F W House Keeper > Tennessee X X > Baird, Mary 12 F W At Home > Tennessee X > Baird, Calvin 10 M W At Home > Tennessee X > Baird, William 4 M W > Tennessee > Baird, Rachel 3 F W > Tennessee > Baird, Jessee 1 M W > Tennessee > > 1880 Campbell County, TN census > William BAIRD Self M Male W 62 KY Miller NC VA > Barbery BAIRD Wife M Female W 37 TN Keeping House TN > TN > William BAIRD Son S Male W 13 TN At Home KY TN > Jessie BAIRD Son S Male W 10 TN At Home KY TN > Rachel BAIRD Dau S Female W 12 TN KY TN > Emma BAIRD Dau S Female W 7 TN KY TN > Elizabeth BAIRD Dau S Female W 5 TN KY TN > Andrew BAIRD Son S Male W 2 TN KY TN > Elizabeth BAIRD Mother W Female W 82 VA VA VA > Source Information: > Census Place Lowes, Campbell, Tennessee > Family History Library Film 1255246 > NA Film Number T9-1246 > Page Number 446A > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Susie Bullock" <heifer2@bellsouth.net> > To: <TNCAMPBE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 7:05 PM > Subject: Re: [TNCAMPBE-L] William Baird and Barbary ???????? > > > William Baird and Barbara Hatmaker where married Dec.14,1864 in Campbell > Co.TN > > On William Baird and Barbara Hatmaker I have some question about Barbara > Hatmaker,on her parents.You show her parents > David Hatmaker and Martha Harmon,I have Daniel Hatmaker and Martha Harmon > married Aug 18,1853 in Campbell Co.TN > I have notes below about Barbara Hatmaker and who her parents are.I have > her mother Delila Carver and if you look at the notes > her father is either James Hatmaker or Jacob Hatmaker. > Let me know what you think. > > > > > > In the book: "A Promise of Good Things, Longfield Baptist Church," > 1831-1981 > by Edith Wilson Hutton > This was a list of the early members of Indian Creek Church, 1833-1850. The > list was drawn from Indian Creek Church minutes dating from April 1833 to > January 1850. > P. 844 James Hatmaker is listed as being: Rec. Exp. 1843 > P. 844 Delila Hatmaker is listed as: (wife of James Hatmaker) Rec Sept 1843 > > Campbell Co TN Marriages 1838-1881 transcribed by Byron & Barbara Sistler, > Novemeber 1884 depicts Delila Carver to James Hatmaker. When I went to the > cross index it's stated that Delila Carver m Jacob Hatmaker March 15, 1840. > I believe this to me a typing error on Sistler"s part. Listed in the cross > index of the Hatmaker's depicts; Delila to Jacob Hatmaker, March 15, 1840. > Listed as the following marriage it depicts Jacob Hatmaker to to Polly > Hatmaker, Nov 9, 1949. > > In the book listed above; Delilah Carver was listed as the wife of James > Hatmaker. Whether it's James Buffy, I'm uncertain, but he is the only James > to fit the timeline. Further research is needed on this family. If this, in > fact is James Buffy, he would have divorced Delilah prior to March 14, 1846 > as that's the date he married Sophia Cooper. > I couldn't locate Delilah in the 1850 Anderson Co or Campbell Co Census > Records but she was in the 1860 Anderson Co TN Census Records listed as: > Delilah Hatmaker 53 NC > Barbara 19 TN > William 17 > Thank You > Susie > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Kathy Chasteen" <kannchasteen@sbcglobal.net> > To: <TNCAMPBE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 9:25 PM > Subject: Re: [TNCAMPBE-L] William Baird and Barbary > > > > Dennis, > > > > William F. Baird & Barbara Hatmaker were my g-g-grandparents. Here is > some of what I have on them. > > > > William F. Baird3 (Lewis Millard2-Joseph1) was born October 19, 1897 in > Red Ash, Proctor Mines, Whitley Co., Ky. and died May 15, 1885. He married: > > > > 1. Nancy Barron September 19, 1838 in Campbell Co. Tn, By Matthew > Douglas, JP. She was the daughter of Joseph Barron and Femmon Sharp. She > was born 1821 in Campbell Co., Tn. and died March 1863 in Elk Valley, Tn. > buried Baird Cemetery. > > > > 2. He married Barbara Hatmaker December 13, 1864 (December 14, 1864) in > Tennessee. She was the daughter of David Hatmaker and Martha Harmon. She > was born April 08, 1841, and died March 15, 1894 in Jacksboro, Campbell Co. > Tennessee, burial Baird Cemetery. > > > > Children of William F. Baird & Nancy Barron > > Samuel Crittenden Baird > > Hiram Baird > > Lewis C. Baird > > Aaron Baird > > Joseph Benjamin Baird > > John A. Baird > > Connie Baird > > Mary Baird > > Calvin Baird > > > > Children of William F. Baird & Barbara Hatmaker > > > > William F. Baird > > Rachel Baird > > Jesse Harold Baird--my line > > Emma Baird > > Elizabeth Amin Baird > > George Washington Baird > > Andrew Clyde Baird > > Prior Baird > > Nancy Baird > > Louiza Baird > > > > William & Barbara's son Jesse Harold Baird ("Tater") who married Mary E. > Gaylor were my great grandparents. > > > > Kathy Sharp Chasteen > > > > > > > > KingDJ7@aol.com wrote: > > I am looking for a marriage date and last name for the wife of William > Baird > > named Barbary or Barbery. William Baird born on 19 Oct 1819 in Kentucky, > > remarried after the death of his first wife, Nancy Barron in 1861, > Barbary, born > > in Tennessee) (as it appears in the 1870 census) or Barbary (1880 census), > and > > before their 1st child was born in 1866. The marriage does not appear to > be > > in the Campbell County, TN Marriages, 1838-81 by Byron Sistler, Barbara > > Sistler. Does anyone have any information on this marriage or on Barbary's > last name? > > > > Dennis King > > > > > > ==== 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 ==== > > 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. > > > > > > > ==== TNCAMPBE Mailing List ==== > Do not spam or send derogatory comments to any other subscriber to this > list. > > > ==== TNCAMPBE Mailing List ==== > Post your questions and inquiry about your Ancestor regularly...Someone may find a relative. > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/TNCAMPBE > >

Defiance Democrat, Defiance, OH - Feb. 15, 1862 Somerset, Ky., January 23, 1862. I presume you are anxious to hear whether I am yet among the living. I am not only alive, but well as usual. Last Thursday evening, I was summoned to head quarters to report the condition of my branch of the Brigade. The report was satisfactory, and I got permission to accompany the Regiments that were to take up their line of march the next morning for Zolly's camp. In the morning, the following Regiments were ordered out: Col. Wolford's Cavalry, Capt. Standart's Battery and also Capt. Hewitt's, the 12th Kentucky, and 1st and 2d Tennessee. They took up their line of march at 9 o'clock; at sundown we were only five miles distant -- on Fishing Creek, and remained there until we got orders from Gen. Thomas (who was encamped about three miles on the other side of the Creek) to march forward. The men had to ford the Creek, which was about three feet deep and a very strong current. The next day Gen. Thomas ordered the following Regiments, from the Camp at Somerset, to ta! ke up the same march. When they got to the Creek, they were ordered back again. Sunday morning, they were ordered to take the same march again. I was ordered back to camp Saturday evening to order a provision train forward. At daylight Sunday, we could hear the booming of cannon. I was ready to start at nine o'clock. The sound of heavy cannonading put extra speed in Barney, and the eight miles were soon passed, although the roads were very rough, and I reached the battle field about thirty minutes after the Battle was over. Barney galloped to the spot where the body of Gen. Zollicoffer lay. His clothes were nearly all stripped off from him, and he was covered with a blanket. I dismounted and took a good look at all that was left of the man that was so much dreaded in Kentucky. He fell by the hand of Col. Fry, of the 4th Kentucky Regiment. The ball entered his left breast, from which wound the blood was slowly running. I asked a Tennessee officer, who was standing n! ear, to lend me his bowie knife; I took it, and parting the hair back of his left ear, cut off a lock, a part of which I here enclose to you. Every one around had a small piece of some of his garments. One gave me this piece of lining of his coat. Barney took a good snuff of him and we left, to see if we could not be of some use to the poor wounded sufferers. After riding a short distance I found that the wounded on our side were well taken care of. I hitched Barney and turned my attention to the poor Secesh; and they needed help -- some wanted water, some begged me to take one of my pistols and put an end to their misery. I got some help, and we put thirteen of them into an old log blacksmith shop, and laid them around as best we could, bandaged up some, bolstered up some arms and legs with leaves the men gathered. I soon got the title of Doctor; some wanted their legs and arms cut off, but I did not have my instruments with me, but told them they would be there in a ! short time. At last the Surgeon came; he was a stranger to me; the wounded still calling me Doctor, insisted on my dressing their wounds. The Surgeon was willing that I should, but I made every excuse, told them I had some of our own men to attend to. They excused me, after assisting to dress two. I took a good survey of the battle-field, and about sundown started after the retreating and pursuing armies, in company with a Tennesean. We had not gone far before we could hear the sound of Cannon again. We increased our speed until his horse nearly gave out, and I had to slacken Barney's rapid gate. Night came on, and very dark -- the cannon had ceased their glorious sound. At my friend's suggestion, we went a short distance from the road to a house, where we put up for the night. We got dinner and supper together, a mile and a half from Zolly's Winter quarters. At break of day, we were in our saddle, and passed the 4th Ohio Regiment that had marched all night. At d! aylight the music of the cannon commenced. I thought there would be a chance for some fun, but it was not for us -- the rebels had reached their fortifications before dark. The cannon the night before was endeavoring to sink their steamboat but could not reach her. The guns in the morning were throwing shells into the camp, to which they got no response. Our Gen. was soon informed that they had crossed the river during the night, and burned the boat. So our army entered their entrenchment's, where were found about 1,200 horses and mules, 500 wagons, a number of work oxen, beef cattle in abundance, 12 cannon and 6 more taken out the river, thousands of bushels of corn, flour, meat, coffee, sugar, &c. Even the private baggage of the officers was left. It was surely a rich harvest for the weary soldiers. But after a short consultation among the officers, the order was that the four mentioned Ohio Regiments, 12th Kentucky, 1st and 2d Tennessee, the Cavalry, the two Batte! ries, and Capt. Kinney's Battery, should return to Somerset. I started at 12 M. and arrived at 4 P.M., the worst road I ever saw -- the Regiment did not arrive until the next day, and nearly all worn out. As for myself, I never felt better, but with regard to my back trip, the road from the camp the battle field was strewn with broken-down wagons, broken guns, blankets, and almost every thing appertaining to an army train. When within about two miles of the battle field, you could see the poor unfortunates stretched on the sides of the road. When I arrived on the field, they had just commence burying the enemy's dead, ours were buried the day before. The field presented a different sight -- nothing was left but the bodies of the Secessionists. The day before the field was strewn with the wounded and dying soldiers, guns, blankets, knapsacks, canteens, &c. Today a part of the prisoners were brought to head quarters, among them is Zollcoffer's Lieut. Colonel. The corps! e of Gen. Zollcoffer and that also of his Colonel are now here; I understand they are to be sent to their fiends. There have been sent to this Brigade, 300 of Zollicoffer's Cavalry horses and saddles, 100 other horses and mules forteams, which will lengthen my rides for the time that they remain here. I will now have to purchase forage for about 1,800 horses and mules. The health of our Regiment is very poor -- there is not at this time over 300 men fit for duty -- many are in the hospital. Col. Bradley is endeavoring to get the Regiment sent back somewhere to recruit. Enough at present. You will hear from me again soon. Affectionately yours, H.C. Bouton.

Susie, Here are some marriages records from Family Tree Maker's CD "Marriage Index: KY, NC, TN, VA, WV 1728-1850. Campbell County, TN 1830-1850" Hatmaker, James Spouse: Carver, Delila, Mar 14, 1840 Hatmaker James Spouse: Cooper, Sophia, Mar 14, 1846 Hatmaker, James Spouse: Murray, Sarah, Jan 27, 1850 Hatmaker, Jacob Spouse: Hatmaker, Polly, Nov 9, 1849 1850 Campbell County, TN census 174 174 Hatmaker, James 37 m Farmer 300 TN X 174 174 Hatmaker, Sophia 19 f TN 174 174 Hatmaker, Barbary 4 f TN 174 174 Hatmaker, Lindsay 2 m TN 174 174 Hatmaker, Hannah 80 f NC X 181 181 Hatmaker, James 19 m Farmer TN X X 181 181 Hatmaker, Sarah 19 f TN X 189 189 Hatmaker, Jacob 64 m Farmer NC X 189 189 Hatmaker, Mary 26 f TN 189 189 Hatmaker, Hannah 16 f TN 189 189 Hatmaker, John 13 m TN X 189 189 Hatmaker, Thomas 12 m TN X 189 189 Hatmaker, Martha N. 10 f TN X 189 189 Hatmaker, Nicey 7 f TN X 189 189 Hatmaker, Joseph 3 m TN 1860 Campbell County, TN census 160-160 HATMAKER, James 44 M Farmer 1400 120 TN 13 HATMAKER, Sophia F TN 13 HATMAKER, Barbara 13 F TN 12 HATMAKER, Lindsey 12 F TN 12 HATMAKER, Aaron 9 M TN 12 HATMAKER, Isaac 5 M TN HATMAKER, Cornelius 1 M TN 163-163 HATMAKER, Jacob 24 M Farm Hand 100 TN 11 HATMAKER, Barbara 24 F TN 11 874-863 HATMAKER, Jacob 65 M Farmer 100 TN HATMAKER, Mary 30 F TN HATMAKER, Martha 18 F TN HATMAKER, Nicy 16 F TN HATMAKER, Joseph 14 M TN HATMAKER, Jacob 7 M TN HATMAKER, Nicholas 4 M TN HATMAKER, Serelda 2 M TN 940-929 HATMAKER, Daniel 30 M Farmer 75 TN HATMAKER, Martha 25 F TN HATMAKER, John 6 M TN HATMAKER, James 5 M TN HATMAKER, Eliza 3 F TN HATMAKER, Sarah J. 1 F TN 1870 Campbell County, TN census 58 53 Baird, William 52 M W Farmer 1500 Kentucky Baird, Barbary 30 F W Keeping House Tennessee X Baird, Coney 14 F W House Keeper Tennessee X X Baird, Mary 12 F W At Home Tennessee X Baird, Calvin 10 M W At Home Tennessee X Baird, William 4 M W Tennessee Baird, Rachel 3 F W Tennessee Baird, Jessee 1 M W Tennessee 1880 Campbell County, TN census William BAIRD Self M Male W 62 KY Miller NC VA Barbery BAIRD Wife M Female W 37 TN Keeping House TN TN William BAIRD Son S Male W 13 TN At Home KY TN Jessie BAIRD Son S Male W 10 TN At Home KY TN Rachel BAIRD Dau S Female W 12 TN KY TN Emma BAIRD Dau S Female W 7 TN KY TN Elizabeth BAIRD Dau S Female W 5 TN KY TN Andrew BAIRD Son S Male W 2 TN KY TN Elizabeth BAIRD Mother W Female W 82 VA VA VA Source Information: Census Place Lowes, Campbell, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255246 NA Film Number T9-1246 Page Number 446A ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susie Bullock" <heifer2@bellsouth.net> To: <TNCAMPBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 7:05 PM Subject: Re: [TNCAMPBE-L] William Baird and Barbary ???????? William Baird and Barbara Hatmaker where married Dec.14,1864 in Campbell Co.TN On William Baird and Barbara Hatmaker I have some question about Barbara Hatmaker,on her parents.You show her parents David Hatmaker and Martha Harmon,I have Daniel Hatmaker and Martha Harmon married Aug 18,1853 in Campbell Co.TN I have notes below about Barbara Hatmaker and who her parents are.I have her mother Delila Carver and if you look at the notes her father is either James Hatmaker or Jacob Hatmaker. Let me know what you think. In the book: "A Promise of Good Things, Longfield Baptist Church," 1831-1981 by Edith Wilson Hutton This was a list of the early members of Indian Creek Church, 1833-1850. The list was drawn from Indian Creek Church minutes dating from April 1833 to January 1850. P. 844 James Hatmaker is listed as being: Rec. Exp. 1843 P. 844 Delila Hatmaker is listed as: (wife of James Hatmaker) Rec Sept 1843 Campbell Co TN Marriages 1838-1881 transcribed by Byron & Barbara Sistler, Novemeber 1884 depicts Delila Carver to James Hatmaker. When I went to the cross index it's stated that Delila Carver m Jacob Hatmaker March 15, 1840. I believe this to me a typing error on Sistler"s part. Listed in the cross index of the Hatmaker's depicts; Delila to Jacob Hatmaker, March 15, 1840. Listed as the following marriage it depicts Jacob Hatmaker to to Polly Hatmaker, Nov 9, 1949. In the book listed above; Delilah Carver was listed as the wife of James Hatmaker. Whether it's James Buffy, I'm uncertain, but he is the only James to fit the timeline. Further research is needed on this family. If this, in fact is James Buffy, he would have divorced Delilah prior to March 14, 1846 as that's the date he married Sophia Cooper. I couldn't locate Delilah in the 1850 Anderson Co or Campbell Co Census Records but she was in the 1860 Anderson Co TN Census Records listed as: Delilah Hatmaker 53 NC Barbara 19 TN William 17 Thank You Susie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathy Chasteen" <kannchasteen@sbcglobal.net> To: <TNCAMPBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 9:25 PM Subject: Re: [TNCAMPBE-L] William Baird and Barbary > Dennis, > > William F. Baird & Barbara Hatmaker were my g-g-grandparents. Here is some of what I have on them. > > William F. Baird3 (Lewis Millard2-Joseph1) was born October 19, 1897 in Red Ash, Proctor Mines, Whitley Co., Ky. and died May 15, 1885. He married: > > 1. Nancy Barron September 19, 1838 in Campbell Co. Tn, By Matthew Douglas, JP. She was the daughter of Joseph Barron and Femmon Sharp. She was born 1821 in Campbell Co., Tn. and died March 1863 in Elk Valley, Tn. buried Baird Cemetery. > > 2. He married Barbara Hatmaker December 13, 1864 (December 14, 1864) in Tennessee. She was the daughter of David Hatmaker and Martha Harmon. She was born April 08, 1841, and died March 15, 1894 in Jacksboro, Campbell Co. Tennessee, burial Baird Cemetery. > > Children of William F. Baird & Nancy Barron > Samuel Crittenden Baird > Hiram Baird > Lewis C. Baird > Aaron Baird > Joseph Benjamin Baird > John A. Baird > Connie Baird > Mary Baird > Calvin Baird > > Children of William F. Baird & Barbara Hatmaker > > William F. Baird > Rachel Baird > Jesse Harold Baird--my line > Emma Baird > Elizabeth Amin Baird > George Washington Baird > Andrew Clyde Baird > Prior Baird > Nancy Baird > Louiza Baird > > William & Barbara's son Jesse Harold Baird ("Tater") who married Mary E. Gaylor were my great grandparents. > > Kathy Sharp Chasteen > > > > KingDJ7@aol.com wrote: > I am looking for a marriage date and last name for the wife of William Baird > named Barbary or Barbery. William Baird born on 19 Oct 1819 in Kentucky, > remarried after the death of his first wife, Nancy Barron in 1861, Barbary, born > in Tennessee) (as it appears in the 1870 census) or Barbary (1880 census), and > before their 1st child was born in 1866. The marriage does not appear to be > in the Campbell County, TN Marriages, 1838-81 by Byron Sistler, Barbara > Sistler. Does anyone have any information on this marriage or on Barbary's last name? > > Dennis King > > > ==== 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 ==== > 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. 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From The Oak Ridger 19 May 2004 Shawn Alan Bogardus, Sarah Joyce Connelly, 86, of Oak Ridge, James William Douglas, 85, of Clinton, Barbara Ann Everett, 60, of Oak Ridge, Ruth McLemore Hardin Gillock, 98, Jack C. Irwin, 76, of Clinton, Shawn Alan Bogardus, 27, son of Oak Ridge native Raymond Bogardus and grandson of Muriel Bogardus of Oak Ridge, died Saturday, May 15, 2004, at his home in Gaithersburg, Md. He was a skilled computer systems technician for several Washington, D.C., area high technology firms. In addition to his father and grandmother, Mr. Bogardus is survived by his mother, Diane Michaels of Gaithersburg; his grandparents, Bill and Doris Messer; his brother, Tim Bogardus; his uncle, Larry Messer; his aunt, Amy Vest, and cousins, Ben, Lauren and Jonathan; his aunt and uncle, Sarah and Tim, and cousins, Molly and Ryan. The family requests any memorials be in the form of contributions to a charity of the donor's choice. A memorial service was to be at 11 a.m. Wednesday, May 19, 2004, at DeVol Funeral Home in Gaithersburg. Sarah Joyce Connelly, 86, of Oak Ridge, died Tuesday, May 18, 2004, at her home. Born Jan. 14, 1918, in Bon Aqua, she was the daughter of Walter Perkins Anderson and Flora Bledsoe Anderson. Prior to owning and operating Joyce's Beauty Shop for many years, Mrs. Connelly worked at Elm Grove Beauty Shop. According to her family, she and her husband were two of the first members at Highland View Church of Christ. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Paul Jones Connelly, on May 6, 1992. Mrs. Connelly is survived by two sons, Edwin Connelly and wife, Carol, and Ronald Paul Connelly and wife, Ava, all of Chattanooga; two daughters, Martha Van Hoven and husband, David, of Nashville and C. Jeanette Connelly and husband, Gary Stevens, of Norris; and by eight grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.The funeral will be at 8 p.m. Thursday, May 20, 2004, at Weatherford Mortuary with Curtis McClain officiating. A graveside service will be at 11:30 a.m. Friday, May 21, at Oak Ridge Memorial Park. The family requests any memorials be in the form of contributions to Cherrybrook Group Home, c/o Tennessee Children's Home, P.O. Box 7347, Knoxville, TN 37921-0010. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the mortuary, James William Douglas, 85, of Clinton, died Tuesday, May 18, 2004, at his home. Born Feb. 27, 1919, in Elk Valley, he was the son of Millard and Nancy Douglas. Mr. Douglas was a World War II veteran serving with the U.S. Army. He was a member of Clinton Church of Christ and owner of Douglas Coal Sales Inc. in Clinton. Mr. Douglas is survived by his wife of 64 years, Vera White Douglas; his son, James Lee Douglas and wife, Jacque, of Oak Ridge; his daughter, Judith Hair and husband, Eddie, of Oak Ridge; four grandchildren, Christopher Douglas of Bozeman, Mont., Cristin Hair-Minge and husband, Joey, of Knoxville, Samantha Hair and Preston Douglas Hair, both of Oak Ridge; his great-grandson, Henry Douglas Minge, of Knoxville; two sisters, Ruby Dyke of Oak Ridge and Shirley Sue Davenport of Jellico, Ky.; and by several nieces, nephews and friends. The funeral will be at 8 p.m. Thursday, May 20, 2004, in the chapel of Holley-Gamble Funeral Home in Clinton with the Rev. Garry Jones, pastor of Clinton Church of Christ, officiating. Burial will be at 10 a.m. Friday, May 21, 2004, at Woodhaven Memorial Gardens in Claxton. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Barbara Ann Everett, 60, of Oak Ridge, died Monday, May 17, 2004, at her home. Born Jan. 1, 1944, in Anderson County, she was the daughter of Charlie and Ruthie Bunch Seiber, both now deceased. Her family said she was a loving mother and grandmother. Mrs. Everett was employed as a manager at Dairy Queen in Oak Ridge for 20 years. After the closing of Dairy Queen, she worked for eight years at Krystal in Oak Ridge and had been employed by Wal-Mart in Oak Ridge for the past six years. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Max R. Everett; three brothers, Bernard Seiber, Austin Seiber and Leonard Seiber; and by a brother-in-law, Arlie Bray. Mrs. Everett is survived by her daughter, Debbie Bratcher and husband, Mark, of Oliver Springs; two grandsons, Mark Allen Bratcher and wife, Crystal, of Lenoir City, and Adam Ryan Bratcher and girlfriend, Mindy Campbell; five brothers, Rayburn Seiber and wife, Frankie, of Devonia, Howard Lonnie Seiber and wife, Kathy, of Coalfield, Roger Seiber and wife, Mary Ann, and Charles Seiber and wife, Lacresha, all of Harriman, and Donnie Seiber and wife, Beverly, of Wartburg; five sisters, Bernice Lowe and husband, James, and Beatrice Bray, all of Kingston, Nancy Brock and husband, James, of Harriman, Sue Ferguson and husband, Rollo, of Greensboro, N.C., and Peggy Melhorn and husband, David "Henry," of Friendsville; a special niece, Pat Brock, of Clinton; and by many special friends and extended family members. The funeral will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 19, 2004, in the chapel of Sharp Funeral Home in Oliver Springs with the Rev. Joe Copeland officiating. A graveside service will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, May 20, at Oak Ridge Memorial Park. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Ruth McLemore Hardin Gillock, 98, died Saturday, May 15, 2004, at Hardin County Nursing Home, after 10 years of declining health. Born Dec. 11, 1905, in Hardin County, she was the daughter of Gipson Hardin and Della Allison Hardin. Mrs. Gillock was a descendant of Col. Joseph Hardin, one of Hardin County's founders and a Revolutionary War veteran. She lived in Savannah until 1943 and moved to Oak Ridge with her husband, Edgar Cherry Gillock, until his death in 1987. In 1996, she moved back to Savannah. Mrs. Gillock worked for Tennessee Eastman Corp. at the Oak Ridge Y-12 Plant. During the World War II years she worked for the Oak Ridge school system for several years. She was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church in Oak Ridge and attended First Methodist Church in Savannah. She was also a member of the Eastern Star, the Business and Professional Women's Club, and the Order of the Amaranth. Her family said she enjoyed gardening, crocheting, reading and cooking. She was famous for her bread making and coconut cake. In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by three brothers, Glen Hardin, Jack Hardin and Tom Hardin; two sisters, Edith Shull and Mildred Bowling; a half sister, Sally Brandon; and by three half brothers, Charlie Hardin, Will Hardin and Martin Hardin. Mrs. Gillock is survived by her son, the Rev. Edgar Hardin Gillock and wife, Harriet, of Savannah and Bolivar; her daughter, Mary Julia Gillock Hoppe and husband, Bill, of Oak Ridge; and by a sister, Maude Cragg, of Savannah. She is also survived by six granddaughters, Carol Hoppe Jeffery and husband, Ron, of Knoxville, Lisa Ann Hoppe of St. Petersburg, Fla., Debra Gillock Casey and husband, John, of Nashville, Denise Gillock Fletcer and husband, Terry, of Naples, Fla., and Laura Gillock O'Mell and husband, Herbie, and Lori Gillock Cordelli and husband, Pete, all of Memphis; four grandsons, Gregory C. Hoppe, Lee H. Gillock and wife, Karen, and Eddie Gillock and wife, Tamar, all of Nashville, and Robert Gillock Gibbs and wife, Barbara, of Claremore, Okla.; 15 great-grandchildren, Tyler Jeffery, Kileen Hoppe, Amber Gillock, Cortney Gillock, Bill Gourley, Brandon O'Mell, Michael O'Mell, Kelly Cordelli, Katie Cordelli, Lydia Gillock, Clarice Gillock, Jason Alexander, Sara Gillock, Bryan Gillock and John Gillock; one great-great-grandchild; and by several nieces and nephews. The funeral was Monday, May 17, 2004, at First United Methodist Church in Savannah with the Rev. Will Wells and the Rev. Ed Gillock officiating. Burial was at Savannah Cemetery. The family requests any memorials be in the form of contributions to Keystone Adult Day Care in care of First United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 4669, Oak Ridge TN 37831 or Trinity United Methodist Church, 320 Robertsville Road, Oak Ridge, TN 37830. Shackelford Funeral Directors of Savannah Inc. is in charge of arrangements. Jack C. Irwin, 76, of Clinton, died Monday, May 17, 2004, at Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge. Born July 20, 1927, he was the son of Claude and Stella Irwin. Mr. Irwin was a member of Pine Hill Baptist Church. He was 32nd Degree Scottish Rights in Knoxville. He belongs to Andersonville Masonic Lodge and was a retired boilermaker, Local 453. His family said he was a well-known mechanic and home builder. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a daughter, Susie Graves; a grandson, Cullen Irwin; a daughter-in-law, Pam Irwin; a brother, Paul Irwin; and by four sisters, Juanita Thompson, Jeanette Irwin Clanten, June Brock Ridings and Josephine Yarber. Mr. Irwin is survived by his wife of 56 years, Louise Irwin; two sons, Chris Irwin and wife, Darlene, and Jeff Irwin, all of Clinton; two daughters, Jill Longmire and husband, Robert, of Andersonville and Tina Simpson of Norris; two sons-in-law, Gary Graves and Eugene Simpson; eight grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews; and by two special friends, Cas McCoy and Leo Warwick and several other friends. The family wishes to express special thanks to Dr. Jordan, Dr. Hall, Dr. Wells and Dr. Lawson and nurses, Linda, Carolyn and Amy. The funeral will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 19, 2004, in the chapel of Holley-Gamble Funeral Home in Clinton with the Rev. Wayne Phillips and the Rev. 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William Baird and Barbara Hatmaker where married Dec.14,1864 in Campbell Co.TN On William Baird and Barbara Hatmaker I have some question about Barbara Hatmaker,on her parents.You show her parents David Hatmaker and Martha Harmon,I have Daniel Hatmaker and Martha Harmon married Aug 18,1853 in Campbell Co.TN I have notes below about Barbara Hatmaker and who her parents are.I have her mother Delila Carver and if you look at the notes her father is either James Hatmaker or Jacob Hatmaker. Let me know what you think. In the book: "A Promise of Good Things, Longfield Baptist Church," 1831-1981 by Edith Wilson Hutton This was a list of the early members of Indian Creek Church, 1833-1850. The list was drawn from Indian Creek Church minutes dating from April 1833 to January 1850. P. 844 James Hatmaker is listed as being: Rec. Exp. 1843 P. 844 Delila Hatmaker is listed as: (wife of James Hatmaker) Rec Sept 1843 Campbell Co TN Marriages 1838-1881 transcribed by Byron & Barbara Sistler, Novemeber 1884 depicts Delila Carver to James Hatmaker. When I went to the cross index it's stated that Delila Carver m Jacob Hatmaker March 15, 1840. I believe this to me a typing error on Sistler"s part. Listed in the cross index of the Hatmaker's depicts; Delila to Jacob Hatmaker, March 15, 1840. Listed as the following marriage it depicts Jacob Hatmaker to to Polly Hatmaker, Nov 9, 1949. In the book listed above; Delilah Carver was listed as the wife of James Hatmaker. Whether it's James Buffy, I'm uncertain, but he is the only James to fit the timeline. Further research is needed on this family. If this, in fact is James Buffy, he would have divorced Delilah prior to March 14, 1846 as that's the date he married Sophia Cooper. I couldn't locate Delilah in the 1850 Anderson Co or Campbell Co Census Records but she was in the 1860 Anderson Co TN Census Records listed as: Delilah Hatmaker 53 NC Barbara 19 TN William 17 Thank You Susie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathy Chasteen" <kannchasteen@sbcglobal.net> To: <TNCAMPBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 9:25 PM Subject: Re: [TNCAMPBE-L] William Baird and Barbary > Dennis, > > William F. Baird & Barbara Hatmaker were my g-g-grandparents. Here is some of what I have on them. > > William F. Baird3 (Lewis Millard2-Joseph1) was born October 19, 1897 in Red Ash, Proctor Mines, Whitley Co., Ky. and died May 15, 1885. He married: > > 1. Nancy Barron September 19, 1838 in Campbell Co. Tn, By Matthew Douglas, JP. She was the daughter of Joseph Barron and Femmon Sharp. She was born 1821 in Campbell Co., Tn. and died March 1863 in Elk Valley, Tn. buried Baird Cemetery. > > 2. He married Barbara Hatmaker December 13, 1864 (December 14, 1864) in Tennessee. She was the daughter of David Hatmaker and Martha Harmon. She was born April 08, 1841, and died March 15, 1894 in Jacksboro, Campbell Co. Tennessee, burial Baird Cemetery. > > Children of William F. Baird & Nancy Barron > Samuel Crittenden Baird > Hiram Baird > Lewis C. Baird > Aaron Baird > Joseph Benjamin Baird > John A. Baird > Connie Baird > Mary Baird > Calvin Baird > > Children of William F. Baird & Barbara Hatmaker > > William F. Baird > Rachel Baird > Jesse Harold Baird--my line > Emma Baird > Elizabeth Amin Baird > George Washington Baird > Andrew Clyde Baird > Prior Baird > Nancy Baird > Louiza Baird > > William & Barbara's son Jesse Harold Baird ("Tater") who married Mary E. Gaylor were my great grandparents. > > Kathy Sharp Chasteen > > > > KingDJ7@aol.com wrote: > I am looking for a marriage date and last name for the wife of William Baird > named Barbary or Barbery. William Baird born on 19 Oct 1819 in Kentucky, > remarried after the death of his first wife, Nancy Barron in 1861, Barbary, born > in Tennessee) (as it appears in the 1870 census) or Barbary (1880 census), and > before their 1st child was born in 1866. The marriage does not appear to be > in the Campbell County, TN Marriages, 1838-81 by Byron Sistler, Barbara > Sistler. Does anyone have any information on this marriage or on Barbary's last name? > > Dennis King > > > ==== 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 ==== > 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. > >

My I jump in on the Smith families? I am trying to find the parents of my gggrandfather Jonathan Smith. The information I have on him is as follows--- 1. Jonathan was born in Virginia about 1793 according to the census 2. He was born in 1797 according to the death notice in paper 3. He was on Tax List, 1826 through 1838, Whitley County, Kentucky 4. He married a widow, Martha (Mattie) Hughes about 1828-1829, no record found, probably in Whitley Co., KY since both were living there. 5. Census record -1830, Whitley Co., KY; married with Mattie and her children 6, Census record - 1840, Livingston Co., Missouri, he died in this county 22/23 Dec. 1, 1884 Jonathan Smith's and Martha's children were-- 1. Mary Sophronia, born 15 March 1831, KY 2, Rebecca, born about 1833, KY 3. Martha, born about 1835, KY 4. William, born about 1837, KY 5. Sarah Ann, born 1 Jan 1838, KY 6. Jemima, died young, was on 1840 census but not on 1850 census Martha Hughes' (Jonathan's wife) maiden name was supposed to be Chitwood. I haven't found documents proving this. Her first husband was an Isaac Hughes, according to family members. No proof. They were living in Campbell Co., KY when their first child was born. Isaac died just before or just after the twins were born, according to info from family. Their children were-- 1. Elizabeth, born 26 Nov. 1812, Campbell Co. KY, married Jeremiah Harmon on 28 Apr. 1833 in Campbell Co., KY 2. Andrew Jackson, born about 1815 in TN, married Jane Meadows 3. James 4. John born about 1819 5. Francis Marion, born 10 June 1827, KY 6. Milton, born 10 June 1827, KY They all moved to Missouri with Jonathan and Martha. My line is through both the Hughes and Smith families. I would like to connect Jonathan Smith to the Smith families in Washington Co., TN or Knox Co., KY. I have found information that John Smith, born about 1765, owned land in Knox Co., now Whitley Co., KY in 1813. His wife was Jemima Grimes, married 7 Feb. 1788, Washington Co., TN. My Jonathan named a daughter Jemima. Also, Brooks Smith, born about 1766, married Rebecca Daniels on 3 Dec. 1788, Washington Co., TN. Jonathan named a daughter Rebecca. Both marriage dates would fit for my Jonathan, born in 1793 or 1797. I would appreciate any information you might have. Thank you in advance. Mary

Don't believe that I've ever gotten around to posting this to the Campbell Co. list, so here it is. Note that Samuel Cowan was married to a Mary Walker ... she already the widow of a Mr. Rogers, 2 of whose children (Hiram and Lawson Rogers) were raised with the children she had by Samuel Cowan. See also that someone's granny died in the household of Samuel Cowan in 1819. This was an Amy Kellum, b. 1739. Given the styling of the other female names, this was possibly a widowed Mrs. Amy Kellum. From a typed transcript of the Samuel Cowan Bible taken from the files of Elizabeth Kincaid Teasley of Denton, TX (in 1997, although the letter which gave this Bible info was written in 1957, and the transcript of this Bible was made in 1966). Records from the Family Bible of Samuel Cowan Now (1957) in possession of Thomas Allison Riegel, 2004 Sunnyside, Lansing Michigan, who is a great-great-great grandson of Samuel Cowan. The flyleaf or Title Page of this Bible is missing but the Title Page, preceding the New Testament opposite Page 834, shows that the Bible was Printed and Published by M. Carey, No. 121,Mt Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, in 1815. On one of the back boards is written: " Samuel Cowan his Book price $5 Bought at knoxville January 25 181_ (illegible) " On the margin of page 681 is written "Samuel Cowans Book Price $5.00" At the top edge of the Bible there is an oval cut-out spot 1 1/2 inches across and 1 inch deep. Family tradition says that someone reading the Bible by candlelight went to sleep and the candle burned through the edge of the Bible. The page containing Marriages on one side and births on the other side has been torn and patched together again with scotch tape. Generally speaking, the writing is quite legible but in certain spots the ink is beginning to fade. This is the only Bible I have ever seen ,there the dates of the children's marriages are stated but the names of their husbands and/or wives are not mentioned. "Marriages: Samuel Cowan was married November the The 5 in the year 1804 Hiram Rogers was married March the 19th 1818 Lasson Rogers marriedied June 16, 1829 Cornelius R. Cowan married March the 29,1827 Newton Cowan Married February the 4 1827 Mary Cowan married August the 4 1827 Minerva Cowan was married Febuary the 24 1832 Wm Cowan married the __ day of 183_ (other dates not filled in) John F. Cowan married the __ day of 183_ " T H C Mode was married Febuary the 4_ in the year 1843 to Eliza Carr his wife Births: Samuel Cowan born Saturday April the 1 in the year 1775 Mary Cowan was born Wedneaday Febuary the 11 in the year 1778 Hiram Rogers born Tuesday December 2@ in the year 1799 Lasson Rogers Born Thursday December 17 in the year 1801 Cornelius R. Cowan Born Sunday August 11 in the year 1805 Newton Cowan born Friday March 6 in the year 1807 Mary Cowan born Saturday Fabuary the 21 in the year 1809 William Cowan born Sunday 14 March 24 __ (page torn-date missing) Minervy Cowan born Saturday Jenuary the 8 1813 John F Cowan born Monday July the 8th 1815 Amey Cowan born Wednesday April ---- (Torn) 1818 Eliza Rachel born Wednesday November 12th day 1824 Below this entry, in different writing is Eliza R. Cowan was born November the 12 day 1822 with several lines drawn through the 1822) Samuel F. Cowan was born Thursday the 6 of December 1827 Mary J. Cowan was born Tuesday the 4 (or 11) of August 1829 Deaths: Amey Cowan died Wednesday July the 8th 1818 aged 3 months Amey Kellum deceast January the 29 day 1819 aged 80 years (b. 1739) Samuel Cowan died Friday July the 27o, 1832 age 57 Years Eliza Moade died November the 23rd 1848 Mary Cowan deceast May the 25th 1859 Aged 81 years [Handwritten: Rev. Samuel Cowan b. 1 apr 1775, d. 27 Jul 1832 Mary Walker Rogers Cowan b. 11 Feb 1778, d. 25 May 1859] The Samuel Cowan Family Bible descended from his widow, Mary Cowan, to her daughter Minerva Kincaid, to her son John Milton Kincaid, to his youngest daughter Laura Ann (Kincaid) Allison, wife of Rev. Thomas Ashley Allison, to her daughter Helen (Allison) Riegel Swank of Eaton Rapids, Michigan, who gave it to her eldest son, Thomas Allison Riegel of Lansing, Michigan. James Henderson Cowan, John Cowan and Lawson Cowan, nephews of Minerva (Cowan) Kincaid went to Missouri with the Kincaids: Letter from Meggort(?) Kincaid Liberty, MO July 18, 1957" -- Bible records copied by Olivia P. Brisbin 7 December 1966 Lansing, Michigan 1840 Census, Campbell Co., Tenn., p. 309 Mary Cowan No males; 1 female 15-20; 1 female 50-60 (Lived next door to George Petry) 1850 Census: Ray Co., Mo. Dist. 75, November 29 1850, Page 743 House #1206; Family #1206 Born R.E. Alfred Kincaid 30 M TN Farmer $2040 Minerva 37 F " Elbert S. 18 M " School John M. 16 M MO " Nancy J. 15 F " " Sarah A. 13 F " " Samuel C. 11 M " " Eliza 9 F " " James A. 7 M " " Harvey N. 7 M " " Joshua R. 5 M " Manerva 2 F " Alfred B. 8/12 M " Mary Cowan 71 F NC The above Census records show that Mary Walker Rogers Cowan removed from Campbell Co., Tenn., to Ray Co., MO, between 1840 & 1850. In 1850 Mary Cowan was living with her daughtur Minerva (Cowan) Kincaid & family.

DEED: VA; Washington Co.; Deed Book 5, p. 116 16 Sep 1811 William McNew & Lucy his wife of County of Claiborne Co., TN, sell land to Wm Walker of Washington Co., VA WITNESSED DEED: TN; Campbell Co.; Land Entries C, p. 166 20 Jan 1819 Elijah Longmire of Campbell Co. sells to Jacob Smith of the same place ... for $600 ... land in Lot G of H&Co Powells Valley Survey ... beginning at a Rock in the road and running thence down the different meanders of a branch S 8 E 20 poles to a stake thence with the same S 10 W 26 poles to a stake thence with the same S 49 W 16 poles to a stake then S 11 E 8 poles to a stake then S 36 W 34 poles passing the mouth of the above named branch to Samuel Cowen's Corner on the lot line thence with the lot line S 27 E 112 poles a hickory saplin then N 71 E 172 poles to a hickory N 5 E 276 poles to a white oak Anderson Smiths corner thence with the said Anderson Smiths line N 5 E 450 poles to a stake on the mountain then S 54 W 200 poles to Ransom Smiths corner at a take thence with the same S 8 E 508 poles to the beginning with the Exception of a Road 20 feet wide previously conveyed by Robertson to Ransom Smith as it now runs through said lands ... 495 ac. Elijah Longmire (Seal) Witnesses: Wm. Rodgers Jas. Walker Wm. McNew Proved in open court 8 Jun 1819 David Strong Clerk Recorded 6 Jul 1819 Benjn. Wheeler, Register CC by Jos. Hart his Deputy [Elijah Longmire is a brother-in-law of Robert Smith, both being married to daughters of Reuben Moss/Polly Ann Jordan. Reference is made to Ransom Smith, a possible brother or close relative to Robert Smith ... himself married to another daughter of Reuben Moss. Anderson Smith is a son to Ransom Smith - Anderson's wife is unknown. The Robertson referred to is Joseph Robertson, from VA who d. in Campbell Co. in 1821 (wife Delilah, no last name). Witness William McNew is apparently md. by time to Sarah Smith, d/o Ransom Smith - his first wife having been Lucy Walker. Need more info on which William Rogers this is, although Mary Walker, wife of Samuel Cowan mentioned in this deed, was first married to a Mr. Rogers (no first name). The writing on the deed referring to witness Jas. Walker could also be read "Jos." Walker. In short, this sounds like a family land transaction ... so WHO IS JACOB SMITH? This shouldn't be an accident of similar names.] In perusing the net this morning, I find the following file with Washington Co., VA, Walkers. If you look through several pages of this GEDCOM, you will find interesting possibilities for the Walkers who later lived in Campbell Co.: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=majmule&id=I3698 This file makes a assumptions, but don't all of our files do so, for Walker is a common name. But the tie-in to the Cowan family ... plus the Washington Co., VA, location ... makes it worth chasing for further info and clues. Leslie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Debra Rookard" <d_rookard@adelphia.net> To: <TNCAMPBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 10:08 PM Subject: [TNCAMPBE-L] Walker Family > Sorry Helen, > I have no further information on Lucy. I don't know any other Walkers in > WCV. > Debra > > > > Debra > > Do you know anything about the Walkers? Lucy Walker married William J. > McNew, > > Sr. > > Both were born in Washington Co, VA. I believe they were married in > Franklin > > Co, TN. He died in Wells Spring, Claiborne Co, TN, abt 1839. Do you know > who > > her parents were? > > Helen > > > > ==== 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

Sorry Helen, I have no further information on Lucy. I don't know any other Walkers in WCV. Debra > Debra > Do you know anything about the Walkers? Lucy Walker married William J. McNew, > Sr. > Both were born in Washington Co, VA. I believe they were married in Franklin > Co, TN. He died in Wells Spring, Claiborne Co, TN, abt 1839. Do you know who > her parents were? > Helen

Debra Do you know anything about the Walkers? Lucy Walker married William J. McNew, Sr. Both were born in Washington Co, VA. I believe they were married in Franklin Co, TN. He died in Wells Spring, Claiborne Co, TN, abt 1839. Do you know who her parents were? Helen

Yes, I've checked it. John Smyth, son of Tobias L. Smyth, was wounded on an expedition against the Indians. He came home wounded and ill and requested his brother, Jonas, to bury him in a certain spot, which later became Smyth's Chapel Cemetery. A Methodist Church stands near by, known as Smyth's Chapel, on a lot given by the Smyth family. I don't think he married so this family cannot come from him. John Smyth, son of Eurious Smyth, died 1 month after he was born so that leaves him out. Andrew Smyth, has a John Smyth born about 1760 and two other sons, we think, Wyatt and Andrew Smyth. They may not be from this line but trying to satisfy myself that there is no way of them being in this family. Helen

Helen & Leslie, Have you checked Chaulkey's? Erikus and Andreas' brother Tobias who m Mary McDonald ~1748 at Old Swede's, wound up in Washington Co, VA. The majority of his children were b in the 1750's in Augusta Co. They had a brother John who died young ~1752 in NCC. Tobias had a son John b ~1759. He is the only one of the children I know nothing about. It was Tobias' daughter Catherine that married into my McNews in Washington Co. Debra > Leslie > > Hey, it's Helen Smith Hoke. I did change the subject line since we are > speaking of the SMITH/SMYTH line now. > > I'm speaking of Andreas "Andrew" Smyth and Sarah Gregg. I wonder if the John > SMITH/SMYTH line out of VA is connected to the ANDREAS SMYTH lin. I am working > with Lynda Smith. She has worked on this line and I am wondering abt a > connection to his son, John Smyth. > Some of her NOTES: > She has that little is known of Andrew and Sarah Smith/Smyth after they left > the Wilmington, Delaware area. It has been reported that they moved to Orange > County, NC, an area where Wyatt, poss. son, was known to be living during some > part of the 1790s or possible in 1803. This Andrew Smith had brothers who > moved to Washington Co, VA. > The only thing that is definite is that they married at the Old Swedes Chuch. > After that, everything is largely speculation. The lady who wrote "Quaker > Greggs" did say that Andreus and Sarah moved to Orange, NC but she has no data. > The Old Swedes Church records stated that Andreus could read and write, as > could his father. If Andreus and Sarah died in Orange, there are no records to > be found and there wouldn't have been for Sarah anyway. > lssmithsearcher@hotmail.com > > I was working on some of my old Smith's. The ones that I couldn't connect to > either Smith line living in Campbell Co, TN. I had worked on this line before > but left it go when I saw some of them leaving for KY but now I know that they > came back to Campbell Co., TN. > There were five sons, Josiah, James, John, Brooks and Ewel Smith. They are > said to be the sons of John Smith from VA. I am trying to find where in VA this > family of SMITH's came from. I have seen someone state that they were from > Yorktown, York, VA but I had not seen any proof of that. > > Since Brooks is not a common name, I though I would try to track them down > thru him. I CAN find a Brooks Smith in the 1810 Census of Knox Co, KY. In 1818, > some of Knox County became Whitley Co, KY. I CANNOT find him in the 1820 KY > Census. I CAN find him again, in the 1830 Census of Whitley Co, KY. After this, > he is gone. > > His brother, Josiah Smith, married Elizabeth Todd, abt 1804 in poss. VA. They > may have moved to Knox Co, KY and been in the part that became Whitley Co, KY > in 1818. I have found a Josiah Smith in the 1810 census of Knox Co, KY, but, > like his brother Brooks, he is NOT found in the 1820 census of Knox Co, KY. > But there are two Josiah Smith's that CAN be found in 1820 of Barren County and > Cumberland Co, KY. I do NOT think either of these is the Josiah Smith/Smyth, > brother to Brooks Smyth, because they are found again in 1830 in the same > places and I know that Josiah Smyth moved to Campbell Co, TN by 1830. There is NO > census of Campbell Co, TN, in 1810 or 1820. Josiah and family are also listed > in the 1840 Census of Campbell Co, TN. Then they either moved or the county > line moved but they are found in Scott Co, TN, where they grow old and die in > Capuchine, Scott Co, TN, abt 1852. I have NOT found where they are buried. They > end up with at least 11 children. I have seen where someone states that they > may be buried in the Lawson Cemetery in Scott Co, TN. They have an Josiah Smith > and Betsy Todd Smith listed there but they think that the dates are off. > > Brother, James Smyth CAN be found in the 1810 Census of Knox Co, KY, but > there is 3 James Smith's in that census and I am not sure which is the brother to > Brooks and Josiah Smyth, if any. In the 1820 Census of Knox Co, KY, there is 2 > James Smyth's, one in Barbourville, Knox Co,KY and one in Brush Creek, Knox > Co, KY. I do NOT know if these are the James Smyth I am looking for since > Brooks and Josiah do NOT show up in the 1820 census. There is also a James Smyth > that shows up in the 1830 census of Whitley Co, KY but none in Campbell Co, TN. > Since this name is so common, it is hard to follow him. > > Brother, John Smyth may be one of the 3 John's found in Knox Co, KY in the > 1810 Census. In 1820, there is one John Smith found in State Road, Knox Co, KY > Census, and none in Whitley Co, KY in 1820 or 1830. Again, this is such a > common name that it is hard to follow him. > > Brother, Ewel Smyth is NOT found in the 1810, 1820 or 1830 Census of Knox Co, > KY, nor in Whitley Co, KY. I DO find one in Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY but > I do NOT know if this is the correct one. I have seen his name spelled Euel > also. I CAN find one in 1850 census of Campbell Co, TN but he is 31 years old > and would have been born abt 1819 from KY, too young to be their brother but I > am sure he is related. He is married to Julia Ann, and a Sterling Smith is > living with them. I believe that this Sterling Smyth may be a brother to Ewel > Smyth, but they are NOT the sons of John Letcher and Helen Ellison Smith. The ages > are not correct to be his sons. With this Ewel Symth being born abt 1818-1819 > in KY, he could be Ewel, Jr., or a son of Brooks, James or John Smyth. > > These are just my notes and Lynda's notes on this line. Lynda Smith has more > on this line and she can be contacted at the above address. Isn't this fun? > Helen > > > ==== TNCAMPBE Mailing List ==== > Check Out Campbell County Archives at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/TNCAMPBE > >

From The Knoxville News Sentinel 19 May 2004 DOUGLAS, JAMES WILLIAM - age 85, of Clinton, HENSON FAYE E (CARSON) - age 73, of Knoxville, IRWIN, JACK C. - age 76, of Clinton, O'BRIEN, ALMA - age 81 of Lake City, DOUGLAS, JAMES WILLIAM - age 85, of Clinton, Tennessee passed away Tuesday, May 18, 2004 at his home. He was born February 27, 1919 in Elk Valley, Tennessee. He was the son of the late Millard & Nancy Douglas. Mr. Douglas was a WWII Veteran serving with the U.S. Army. He was a member of Clinton Church of Christ and owner of Douglas Coal Sales, Inc. in Clinton. He is survived by: his wife of 64 years, Vera White Douglas; son, James Lee Douglas & wife, Jacque; daughter, Judith Hair & husband, Eddie, all of Oak Ridge; 4 grandchildren, Christopher Douglas of Bozeman, Montana, Cristin Hair-Minge & husband, Joey, of Knoxville, Samantha Hair & Preston Douglas Hair of Oak Ridge; great grandson, Henry Douglas Minge of Knoxville; sisters, Ruby Dyke of Oak Ridge & Shirley Sue Davenport of Jellico, Ky; several nieces, nephews and beloved friends. The family will receive friends on Thursday, May 20, 2004 from 6 to 8 pm at the Holley-Gamble Funeral Home in Clinton with funeral services to follow at 8:00 pm in the Chapel with Garry Jones, pastor of Clinton Church of Christ, officiating. Interment will be Friday, May 21, 2004 at 10:00 am at Woodhaven Memorial Gardens in Claxton. Holley- Gamble Funeral Home in Clinton in charge of all arrangements. HENSON FAYE E (CARSON) - age 73, of Knoxville, died suddenly Monday evening May 17, 2004 at her home. She was born in Jacksboro, TN and lived in Knoxville, for the past 50 years. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She was very out going in life and never meet a person she didn't like. She worked for many years in the restaurant industry and also Sterchi's Furniture Company in her early years. Later she did child care. She was a member of Beaver Creek Cumberland Presbyterian Church, the Challenger Faithful workers Sunday School Class, the garden circle and a volunteer in crafts and kitchen crew. She was a member of the Marine Corps League Auxiliary, Lt Alexander Bonnyman Det. #924. She played high school basketball, which set her sports mind and became an avid UT football and Lady Vols fan; she loved to read and traveled extensively. Preceded in death by: her parents, Melvin and Maggie Marlow; brother, Ulysses Marlow; 1st husband, Sam J. Carson; and 2nd husband, Bruce Childress. She is survived by: her husband, Max W. Henson; daughters and son-in-law, Jackie (Carson) Dimoulas, Knoxville, Judy Fischer Mathis and John Mathis, Ormond Beach, FL; sons and daughters-in-law, Mike and Gail Carson, Oak Ridge, Randy and Pam Carson, Gastonia, NC; grandchildren, Eleni, Theodora (Sidas) and Dimitri Dimoulas, Carson Fischer, Kevin and Kimberly Carson, Courtney, Tasha and Joe Carson; great grandson, Jose Sidas; brother, Morris Marlow; sisters and brothers-in law, June and Robert Freeman, Zora and Rusty Knepper, Ann and Dr. Leon Cochran, Mary Smith, Pauline Miller, Louise Mottern and Ruth Marlow; sister-in-law Mary Marlow; one niece and several nephews, step children Paul, Edith, Terry, Butch Childress and Gary Henson; brother and sister-in-law, Bill and Ruby Henson. Funeral service will be 7 pm Thursday at Beaver Creek Cumberland Presbyterian Church Dr. Thomas Sweet officiating. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Beaver Creek Cumberland Presbyterian Church Life Center. Family and friend will meet at 9:45 am Friday at Greenwood Cemetery for a 10 am graveside service. Family will receive friends 5-7 pm Thursday at Beaver Creek Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Arrangements by Gentry-Griffey Chapel. IRWIN, JACK C. - age 76, of Clinton, Tennessee passed away Monday, May 17, 2004 at the Methodist Medical Center in Oak Ridge. He was born July 20, 1927. He was member of Pine Hill Baptist Church. He was 32nd Degree Scottish Rights, Knoxville, Tennessee. He belongs to Andersonville Masonic Lodge. He was a retired boilermaker, Local 453. He was well known mechanic and home builder. He was preceded in death by: daughter, Susie Graves; grandson, Cullen Irwin; parents, Claude & Stella Irwin; daughter- in-law, Pam Irwin; brother, Paul Irwin; sisters, Juanita Thompson, Jeanette Irwin Clanten, June Brock Ridings & Josephine Yarber. Survivors, wife of 56 years, Louise Irwin of Clinton; sons, Chris Irwin & wife, Darlene, of Clinton, Jeff Irwin of Clinton; daughters, Jill Longmire & husband, Robert, of Andersonville, Tina Simpson of Norris; sons-in-law, Gary Graves & Eugene Simpson; 8 grandchildren; and 2 great grandchildren; several nieces & nephews; special friends, Cas McCoy, Leo Warwick and a host of other friends. Family wishes to express special thanks to Dr. Jordan, Dr. Hall, Dr. Wells & Dr. Lawson and nurses, Linda, Carolyn & Amy. The family will receive friends on Wednesday, May 19, 2004 from 6 to 8 pm at the Holley-Gamble Funeral Home in Clinton with funeral service following at 8:00 pm in the Chapel with the Rev. Wayne Phillips & Rev. Mike Foust officiating. Interment will be Thursday, May 20, 2004 at 2:00 pm at Norris Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers: Adam Irwin, Gary Graves, Robert Longmire, Jeremy Horton, Tim Lynch & Eugene Simpson. Holley-Gamble Funeral Home in Clinton in charge of all arrangements O'BRIEN, ALMA - age 81 of Lake City, passed away Tuesday, May 18, 2004. Visitation 6-8:15 p.m. Wednesday, May 19, 2004 at the Hatmaker Funeral Home. Funeral service 8:15 p.m. Wednesday, May 19, 2004 inHatmaker Funeral Home Chapel. Interment 11 a.m. Thursday May 20, 2004 at the Byrd Cemetery in Elk Valley, Tenn. Hatmaker Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. =========================================== SUPPORT OUR TROOPS---FLY THE FLAG "Genealogy is like playing hide and seek. They hide I seek!!! www.byrge.com/genealogy/ Searching: BYRGE/BUNCH/DAUGHERTY/DUNCAN/KENNEDY/ PATTERSON/PHILLIPS/SEIBER/TACKETT/WARD

I have seen in genealogical materials ( not official documents ) that her last name was Hatmaker. If so my guess is that she was from the Stinking Creek area of Campbell County TN. 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 ----- Original Message ----- From: <KingDJ7@aol.com> To: <TNCAMPBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 8:26 AM Subject: [TNCAMPBE-L] William Baird and Barbary > I am looking for a marriage date and last name for the wife of William Baird > named Barbary or Barbery. William Baird born on 19 Oct 1819 in Kentucky, > remarried after the death of his first wife, Nancy Barron in 1861, Barbary, born > in Tennessee) (as it appears in the 1870 census) or Barbary (1880 census), and > before their 1st child was born in 1866. The marriage does not appear to be > in the Campbell County, TN Marriages, 1838-81 by Byron Sistler, Barbara > Sistler. Does anyone have any information on this marriage or on Barbary's last name? > > Dennis King > > > ==== 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 > >