Harry Buchanan wrote.... >... I would like to find this marriage record (12-12-1850 Coffee Co.) but >it is elusive. Yes, very elusive. The Coffee Co. Court house burned in 1878. Many records were destroyed. All marriage records before 1853 seem to be missing, probably from that fire. Any 12-12-1850 record of a Coffee Co. marriage between A. J. Inglish and Emeline Dickems, must be a bible record, or some something similar. Anyone got any other ideas or source of proof? Jess Lewis

Emaline is probably Martha Emaline Dickens. Her father in 1850 was B.B.. In 1850, they are in Bradyville. Shows in 1860, she was 25, in 1850, Martha is 15. Kevin Morgan View Record Name Home in 1850 (City,County,State) Estimated Birth Year Birth Place View Image View Record Baxter B Dickins Bradyville, Cannon, TN abt 1796 North Carolina View Record Jasper F Dickins Bradyville, Cannon, TN abt 1829 Tennessee View Record Marthe E Dickins Bradyville, Cannon, TN abt 1835 Tennessee View Record Nancy Dickins Bradyville, Cannon, TN abt 1798 Virginia View Record Nancy M A Dickins Bradyville, Cannon, TN abt 1840 Tennessee View Record William B Dickins Bradyville, Cannon, TN abt 1838 Tennessee

Slave Owners Name Home in 1850 (City,County,State) View Baxter B Dickins Bradys Rock and Bradyville, Cannon, Tennessee Slave Information Age Gender Race View Census 16 Female Black 15 Female Mulatto 12 Male Black

Name: William B. Dickins Unit Served: 44th Infantry State Served: TN Application Type: Soldier Application Numbers: S16191 Application Location: Coffee, TN Note: The name Dickins, William B. appears on a Tennesse Confederate Application Info: A photocopy of this pension application may be obtained from the Tennessee State Library and Archives. Please contact the Tennessee State Library and Archives for pricing and availability at the following address: Tennessee State Library and Archives, R