This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_910934858_boundary Content-ID: <0_910934858@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Hollis INFORMTION --part0_910934858_boundary Content-ID: <0_910934858@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: Mizwhit@aol.com Return-path: <Mizwhit@aol.com> To: CLNHolly@aol.com Cc: Joyce2005@aol.com, TNCHEATH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: TNCHEATH-D Digest V98 #32 Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1998 00:19:12 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Hello, C LN Holly, Yes I am researching the Hollis family in Cheatham, Robertson, Sumner and Montgomery Cos in TN. The Hollis' came into Tenn first by way of Sumner and Mont. Issac, James , John , William were all there before 1798, They were among the first with the Donelson's and Robertsons. My wife is a once removed Hollis of the Cheap Hill , Cheatham Co. TN Hollis. She decends form John M Hollis (son of Isaac, son of James , who was the son of William. John M Hollis b 1796 married Mary_____, b abt 1801; Their Children: William Ralph(K) Hollis,Isaac Hollis, J. Henry Hollis; Jane Hollis; Andrew Hollis; Mary Elizabeth Hollis; and Johnathan Hollis; I am tracing both Isaac and J. Henry Hollis of which my wife decends. I have much information and would love to have much more. I have about 1000 names in data base for Hollis' in the four county area. I lived for many years in the West Cheatham area and know many of the present day Hollis Clan, even those who claim no kin. (even though they are!!!) I still have one line unconnected with mine, that is a family I call the James Travis Hollis line .James was born in 1866 but I can't connect him with mine even though they lived near each other. If you have Hollis lines in common I would love to share. I've collected Hollis material for over 5 years now, on any and all Hollis' I could find. Thanks Jerry --part0_910934858_boundary--

Hello, C LN Holly, Yes I am researching the Hollis family in Cheatham, Robertson, Sumner and Montgomery Cos in TN. The Hollis' came into Tenn first by way of Sumner and Mont. Issac, James , John , William were all there before 1798, They were among the first with the Donelson's and Robertsons. My wife is a once removed Hollis of the Cheap Hill , Cheatham Co. TN Hollis. She decends form John M Hollis (son of Isaac, son of James , who was the son of William. John M Hollis b 1796 married Mary_____, b abt 1801; Their Children: William Ralph(K) Hollis,Isaac Hollis, J. Henry Hollis; Jane Hollis; Andrew Hollis; Mary Elizabeth Hollis; and Johnathan Hollis; I am tracing both Isaac and J. Henry Hollis of which my wife decends. I have much information and would love to have much more. I have about 1000 names in data base for Hollis' in the four county area. I lived for many years in the West Cheatham area and know many of the present day Hollis Clan, even those who claim no kin. (even though they are!!!) I still have one line unconnected with mine, that is a family I call the James Travis Hollis line .James was born in 1866 but I can't connect him with mine even though they lived near each other. If you have Hollis lines in common I would love to share. I've collected Hollis material for over 5 years now, on any and all Hollis' I could find. Thanks Jerry

Helllo! Mizwhit@aol.com is also researching the Hollis family in cheatham co. Contact him and i believe you can get some good info from each other! Joyce.

This has already gone to Jim, Joyce and Sue by e-mail, but I forgot to copy the list for any other researchers who are following the exchange or who may want to follow it later. My great-grandmother was Florence Virginia Stack (1861-1916) who was married to Henry Warren Baggett (1853-1933) of Montgomery County. She was the daughter of Sarah Shearon and Uriah Samuel Stack. Known siblings include Nan, Mary and Lee. I haven't done any research on this line yet, so I was excited to see the surname appear on the Cheatham County roots list. I have information about the descendants of the this union, but almost nothing about Stack ancestors. I would love to hear from anyone who can coach me in the proper direction should I begin work on this line. It appears that Uriah Samuel Stack is the son of Barbara (?) and Adam Stack. [The following was not in my original e-mail] In addition, a friend pulled an 1850 Montgomery County census entry for me showing Jacob, Uriah, David, George and William listed after Adam and Barbara. It is assumed that they are all sons. Also listed in the 1850 census with this family are Catherine, age 22 and Elizabeth, age 10. Both were born in Tennessee; their ages are consistent with the birth order of the boys in the family. They are listed after the male children. It is unclear whether they are daughters or a daughter-in-law and granddaughter of Adam Stack. A second look at the census will give a hint as to whether the enumerator consistently segregated boys and girls when listing children. Finally, I think there are probably other children living outside the household in 1850. Although possible, it would be outside the norm for Adam and Barbara to have waited until they were in their thirties to start a family. It is always possible that this is a second marriage; however, it would still be likely that there are other children from the first marriage. Does anyone have estate records, or other sources to confirm this notion. I would appreciate your comments. Thanks, Edward Carter 821 East Burton Street Murfreesboro, Tennessee 37130 ecrb@msn.com

Thank you very much Sue. The name of D. W. 's wife is what I was looking for. One of his former homes on Forrest Street in Ashland City is to be on the CCHGA Christmas Tour of Homes this year and the Mayor was doing some research on it as it now belongs to her daughter and is leased out. Now I need to know where the cemetery is that they are all buried in 'cause I can not find where it is recorded. Karen Martin, CCHGA member is attempting to record and re-record some of the cemeteries and would like this info I am sure. Many thanks Rsp Jim PS Current Superintendent of Cheatham County Schools is Jimmy Stack Sue Musette wrote: > Jim, Is your DW STACK the same as David W STACK b.1833, d.1916, son of > Adam and Barbara STACK? My notes say that in 1879 David W STACK married > Sarah (Sallie) S. Allen b.1846, d.1892. You probably are familiar with > this. > > Edward Carter, it looks to me that your Uriah S. STACK b.1826, d.1901 is > a brother of David W. STACK b.1833, d.1916. My notes say that Uriah is > buried in the STACK-BAGGETT cemetery. > > Adam STACK b.ca.1790 came from South Carolina, as did my ancestor John > STACK b.ca.1800. They certainly could be related, and we could all be > cousins. It is also interesting that a Jacob STACK b.1801 was born in > SC as well. So there was a STACK migration from SC to TN in the early > 1800s. Does anyone have information about how these fellows are > related? > > When I look at old SC records for STACKs, many were born in Ireland. I > would certainly like to know more about this whole family. To me, the > STACKS are such a puzzle. How to put this puzzle together? > > Sue > suemusette@geocities.com > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/6185/ > ------------------------ > > Date: Mon, 09 Nov 1998 16:50:38 -0600 > > From: allenjm@bellsouth.net > > I'm interested in D. W. Stack. I think he was a Baptist Preacher and married into the Allen Family. > > Rsp Jim > ------------------------- > From: "Edward Carter" <ecrb@email.msn.com> > My great-grandmother was Florence Virginia Stack (1861-1916) who was > marriedto Henry Warren Baggett (1853-1933) of Montgomery County. She > was thedaughter of Sarah Shearon and Uriah Samuel Stack. Known siblings > include Nan, Mary and Lee > ------------------------- > > > My STACK Line: > > > John STACK b.ca.1800 SC m. Elizabeth ___ b.ca.1810 SC > > > Benjamin J. STACK b.ca.1837 TN m. Louisa MILES b.ca.1838 TN > > > George Thomas STACK b.1864 TN m. Mary Belle PACE b.1875 TN > > > They are my gr-grandparents. > > > Sue > > > suemusette@geocities.com > > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > Date: Sun, 8 Nov 1998 02:03:14 EST > > > > From: Joyce2005@aol.com > > > ...STACK is the name i am researching in cheatham co...

Hi Sue! and all fellow stack researchers,I have more info for you. Adam STACK is listed in the 1850 census for Montgomery Co.Pg#347,Family#573 Adam had 5 sons:Jacob M,25 Uriah S 23 David W 19 George W 17 William H 12 Adam was 60 at this time,his wife Barbara,55. Jacob STACK is listed in the1860 cheatham co census,age 58,along with a John W.,16,and a M.STACK,female ,47.According to info from SolomonMar,Jacob STACK was born app.1801 and is listed in the RobertsonCo.census for 1850,along with JF STACK who is the father of Louis A STACK. Also, I have read on the surname message boards that the STACK"s origninated in County Kerry,IRELAND,in the STACK Mountains. Between alll of us i believe we may unpuzzle the STACKS. Joyce.

Jim, Is your DW STACK the same as David W STACK b.1833, d.1916, son of Adam and Barbara STACK? My notes say that in 1879 David W STACK married Sarah (Sallie) S. Allen b.1846, d.1892. You probably are familiar with this. Edward Carter, it looks to me that your Uriah S. STACK b.1826, d.1901 is a brother of David W. STACK b.1833, d.1916. My notes say that Uriah is buried in the STACK-BAGGETT cemetery. Adam STACK b.ca.1790 came from South Carolina, as did my ancestor John STACK b.ca.1800. They certainly could be related, and we could all be cousins. It is also interesting that a Jacob STACK b.1801 was born in SC as well. So there was a STACK migration from SC to TN in the early 1800s. Does anyone have information about how these fellows are related? When I look at old SC records for STACKs, many were born in Ireland. I would certainly like to know more about this whole family. To me, the STACKS are such a puzzle. How to put this puzzle together? Sue suemusette@geocities.com http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/6185/ ------------------------ > Date: Mon, 09 Nov 1998 16:50:38 -0600 > From: allenjm@bellsouth.net > I'm interested in D. W. Stack. I think he was a Baptist Preacher and married into the Allen Family. > Rsp Jim ------------------------- From: "Edward Carter" <ecrb@email.msn.com> My great-grandmother was Florence Virginia Stack (1861-1916) who was marriedto Henry Warren Baggett (1853-1933) of Montgomery County. She was thedaughter of Sarah Shearon and Uriah Samuel Stack. Known siblings include Nan, Mary and Lee ------------------------- > > My STACK Line: > > John STACK b.ca.1800 SC m. Elizabeth ___ b.ca.1810 SC > > Benjamin J. STACK b.ca.1837 TN m. Louisa MILES b.ca.1838 TN > > George Thomas STACK b.1864 TN m. Mary Belle PACE b.1875 TN > > They are my gr-grandparents. > > Sue > > suemusette@geocities.com > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > > Date: Sun, 8 Nov 1998 02:03:14 EST > > > From: Joyce2005@aol.com > > ...STACK is the name i am researching in cheatham co...

Hello! I'm researching HOLLIS in Cheatham Co., pre 1910. Thanks! Cassie Langley Brown clnholly@aol.com Port Orford, OR

Hi Edward! I Was Glad to get your email, I have great news for you! I have a lot of info on your Stack ancestors,You are the 1st direct decendent of these Stacks I have met!Your ggrandmother and father and gggrandmother &father are buried in the Stack-Baggett Cemetary in Cheatham co.This was the 1st place i found My Stack ancestors.My gggrandmother and father are Louis A. Stack and Nancy Ellen Stack and are also buried in that Cemetary. There are many Stacks and Baggetts there.Also I have found your GGGrandparents in the 1880 CheathamCo.Census in Dist.4 pg.6 #45.The children listed are Mary,19 &W.H.L,17.Uriah S. is listed a farmer &WHL a farm laborer. I see you do not live far from me ,I live in Clarksville,TN. about an hour N.of Nashville.I have much more info on the Stacks.Looking forward to hearing from you again. Joyce.

Hello,I have some info on D W Stack.He signed my ggrandparents Marriage License, Louis A &Nancy Ellen Stack, as having"solemized the rites of Matrimony"on Nov 3 1874.Also he is listed in the 1880 Census for Cheatham Co.in Dist.4 pg.8 As Head of Household,D.W.Stack,45,S.S.,wife,35,C.48,sister,(single),E., Mother,82,(widow) I believe he may be related to my gggrandparents. Joyce

I'm interested in D. W. Stack. I think he was a Baptist Preacher and married into the Allen Family. He lived on Forrest Street in Ashland City at one time and owned several homes there. One of the homes he owned is scheduled to be on the Ashland City Chapter of CCHGA Christmas Home Tour this December. The Mayor of Ashland City, Mary Grey Jenkins is currently researching some of this line also. Rsp Jim Sue Musette wrote: > Joyce, > > I was so glad to see your recent post. I am also researching the STACK > family of Cheatham Co TN and neighboring counties. I too know the names > of many STACKS in the area, and it is hard to piece them together. If > you are interested in more puzzle pieces, let me know, I have many! > > I see in my notes your J.F. STACK b.ca.1824 TN. His parents were born > in SC. I have that Louis A. STACK (d.1940) and his wife Nancy E. STACK > (d.1919) are buried in the Stack-Baggett Cemetery. I have information > about descendants, as you probably do, too. But little on ancestors. > > My STACK Line: > > John STACK b.ca.1800 SC m. Elizabeth ___ b.ca.1810 SC > Benjamin J. STACK b.ca.1837 TN m. Louisa MILES b.ca.1838 TN > George Thomas STACK b.1864 TN m. Mary Belle PACE b.1875 TN > They are my gr-grandparents. > > Let's keep in touch. > > Sue > suemusette@geocities.com > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/6185/ > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Date: Sun, 8 Nov 1998 02:03:14 EST > > From: Joyce2005@aol.com > ...STACK is the name i am researching in cheatham co. I only recently > found out that they lived in Cheatham Co.... my GGGramdfather is Louis > A.Stack, Son of J.F.Stack and Nancy H.Stack and they lived in the > thomasville area of cheatham co in the late 1800s as recorded on the > 1870 and 1880 censuses.Anyone working on the STACK name out there? > Thanks > > again! Joyce.

Joyce, I was so glad to see your recent post. I am also researching the STACK family of Cheatham Co TN and neighboring counties. I too know the names of many STACKS in the area, and it is hard to piece them together. If you are interested in more puzzle pieces, let me know, I have many! I see in my notes your J.F. STACK b.ca.1824 TN. His parents were born in SC. I have that Louis A. STACK (d.1940) and his wife Nancy E. STACK (d.1919) are buried in the Stack-Baggett Cemetery. I have information about descendants, as you probably do, too. But little on ancestors. My STACK Line: John STACK b.ca.1800 SC m. Elizabeth ___ b.ca.1810 SC Benjamin J. STACK b.ca.1837 TN m. Louisa MILES b.ca.1838 TN George Thomas STACK b.1864 TN m. Mary Belle PACE b.1875 TN They are my gr-grandparents. Let's keep in touch. Sue suemusette@geocities.com http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/6185/ --------------------------------------------------------------- > Date: Sun, 8 Nov 1998 02:03:14 EST > From: Joyce2005@aol.com ...STACK is the name i am researching in cheatham co. I only recently found out that they lived in Cheatham Co.... my GGGramdfather is Louis A.Stack, Son of J.F.Stack and Nancy H.Stack and they lived in the thomasville area of cheatham co in the late 1800s as recorded on the 1870 and 1880 censuses.Anyone working on the STACK name out there? Thanks > again! Joyce.

Hello, i am new to this list ,but my 1st post brought so many nice replies! I would like to thank all of you who wrote back to me! Especiallly SolomonMar,who provided me with much needed info on my STACK ancestors! STACK is the name i am researching in cheatham co. I only recently found out that they lived in Cheatham Co. which has been a big help to me, I couldnt find out much about them before.I have the names of many stack ancestors,but dont knwo the exact relationship to all of them and to me. i do knwo that my GGGramdfather is Louis A.Stack, Son of J.F.Stack and Nancy H.Stack and they lived in the thomasville area of cheatham co in the late 1800s as recorded on the 1870 and 1880 censuses.Anyone working on the STACK name out there? Thanks again! Joyce.

FINALLY-- The index to Davidson Co., TN Original Wills is on line "Aaron- Zuillitt" 1784-1920. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/3661/ Remember this is not an index to the Will Books, just to the original wills. All the original wills do not still exist but the clerks entry into the will book will still be found. The will books also include probate records for those who died intestate (without a will), such as inventories, accounts of sale, and settlements. We can do a search of the Will Book indexes 1784-1902. You can use the form on the look up page or send an email request. Do follow guidelines on the Look Up page with either method. Debie

For those who also have Dickson County roots, there is now a Dickson County mailing list..... here is how to subscribe..... to subscribe to TNDICKSO-D, (Digest mode, where several messages are put together into one email--this is easier when you are on AOL) send a message to TNDICKSO-D-request@rootsweb.com that contains in the body of the message the command subscribe and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software requires one, just use subscribe in the subject, too. If you want to subscribe in LIST mode, which is where each message comes to your mailbox individually, then change the D in the email address to L NancyG

Hello, i have subscribed to the mailing list and recieved a email notifying me i am on the list ,but i have not recieved anything else from the list! If anyone knows how i can solve this probelm i would really appreciate it! Email me at joyce2005@aol.com Thank you!

Hi List, I'm looking for information on the families of Gustavus Adolphus Dunn, b. 10/22/1852 and Mattie Ella Turner, b. 1/16/1851. They lived in Kingston Springs and had 11 children, all born in Kingston Springs: 1 William J Dunn 10/12/1873 - 10/1/1903 m. Lena Moore 2 John Wright Dunn 6/16/1875 - 1/1/1966 m. Nacy Tennessee Claiborne 3 Jake (Clemmie) Dunn 7/1/1876 - 9/27/1954 m. Sallie E Brigham 4 Mary Etta (Dollie) Dunn 12/16/1877 - 11/11/1948 m. Henry Hebert Ament 5 Maude Ellen (Dante) Dunn 3/26/1879 - 8/23/1973 never married 6 Lillian May Dunn 5/30/1881 - 7/23/1907 m ? 7 Bessie Pearl Dunn 7/17/1883 - 7/5/1969 m. Fuller Lewis Kendrick (my grandparents) 8 Raymond A Dunn 6/6/1885 - 7/29/1885 9 Edie Newsom Dunn 3/26/1887 - 1/20/1959 m. ? Marsh 10 Paul F Dunn 4/27/1889 - 9/12/1904 m. ? 11 Harry Vanderbuilt Dunn - 11/18/1891 - 10/13/1969 m. Millicent Ellen Oury I know Gustavus Dunn's father was John Dunn, but have no other information about him, or who Gustavus' mother was. It is said that Mattie Turner (Dunn) was Cherokee-Choctaw. I don't know if that's true, but there is a Mattie E Dunn listed on the 1896 Dawes Commission Rolls. I have no other information about her or her family. Any information about these two families would be greatly appreciated. TIA! Trish Simmons

Would like to contact anyone that has information on the following family Dave Masters dmasters@mastnet.net .Zachariah JONES born about 1790 in Virginia, died about 1869 in Kingston Springs, Cheatham County, Tennessee. Married Nancy [GREER OR SMITH] born on 15 Feb 1800 in Virginia. She died on 12 Oct 1875 in Kingston Springs. [It is possible a Walter Smith is in her family.] They had the following children: William JONES was born about 1818. William died about 1880. Henry JONES was born on 15 Sep 1824. He died on 9 Oct 1892. John JONES was born in 1826. Elizabeth JONES was born on 23 Jun 1828, died on 21 Jun 1893. She maried a GREER. Zachariah JONES was born in 1831. Charlotte JONES was born in 1834. Franklin JONES was born in 1836. Mary JONES was born on 29 Dec 1839. She died on 1 Apr 1880.

Mary Barnes 1965-1998 The staff, volunteers and members of the friends group at Metro Archives are deeply saddened at the death of our friend and colleague Mary Barnes on September 24, 1998. Many of you knew Mary from your dealings with Metro Archives. A scholarship fund for Archivists has been established in Mary's memory and in honor of her professionalism as an Archivist. A tax deductible donation to the fund may be sent to: Friends of Metro Archives 1113 Elm Hill Pike Nashville, TN 37210 Please stipulate that the donation is to the Mary C. Barnes Scholarship Fund.

Ted Hitt wrote: > > Last night, a porn spammer attempted to hit all of the Rootsweb mailing > lists that I maintain. The Smartlist program at Rootsweb was successful > in blocking them all. Ted, Several months ago we had someone use our servers as a relay to send "dental program" spams. Wasn't fun, and caused us to implement software where mail can't be relayed. An inconvenience for those of us there, but necessary to keep the slim out. No one will recognize this address. We switched to bellsouth.net from AOL so some of you may remember me as MaBDestiny@aol.com. Sorry, Ted, I didn't get a chance to sign off before the account was closed. About two weeks ago, some posted wanting info that included Fendrix Smith. You sent me a longer post, but I didn't keep a copy of that (by mistake). Will you please email me again? Thanks. lori (blessedb@bellsouth.net and no, I'm not wiccan. :-) )