A quick search of the 1920 census does not show a Thomas Tinnel. there are several men with the surname Tinnel in the 1920 census for Tenneessee but none named thomas and no Thomas tinnel in any household. Jim Hopper ----- Original Message ----- From: <tnclaibo-request@rootsweb.com> To: <tnclaibo@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 22:01 Subject: TNCLAIBO Digest, Vol 2, Issue 34 > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. 1920 census (preston) > 2. 1820 manufacturing census (Steve Smith) > 3. Early Washington County Tax List, 1787 (smit5226) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Tue, 6 Mar 2007 13:14:13 -0500 > From: "preston" <prest@tdi.net> > Subject: [TNCLAIBO] 1920 census > To: "Claiborne county Mailing list" <Tnclaibo-L@rootsweb.com> > Message-ID: <005701c7601b$3f48af20$dcae99d1@your6jnhhu0520> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" > > Hi List I am hoping that someone has access to the 1920 Claiborne Co. > Census and would do a lookup for me. I am looking for Thomas Tinnel. > thank you in advance also am wanting to know if the wife of Sampson Jones > is Lassie Hopper daughter of Solman Benson Hopper and Rachel Hunter Hopper > or the daughter of Jacob Capps and Rachel Cardwell Capps. According to > the 1930 census Jacob Capps is listed in the household of Sampson Jones as > his father in law, but somehow I have his wife's maiden name as Hopper. I > hope someone can clarify this for me. thanking you in advance > > Cheryl > > ------------------------------ > > Message: 2 > Date: Tue, 6 Mar 2007 20:17:02 -0500 > From: "Steve Smith" <smit5226@bellsouth.net> > Subject: [TNCLAIBO] 1820 manufacturing census > To: "Claiborne county Mailing list" <Tnclaibo-L@rootsweb.com> > Message-ID: <000d01c76056$50890740$0a01a8c0@cad2> > Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; > reply-type=original > > this tidbit may help someone: > > ------------------------------------ > 1820 Manufacturers Census, Claiborne County, Tennessee. > List of the Different Manufacturing Establishments in Claibourn county > East > Tennessee: > > Frederic Bowlingar, One Smith Shop, 2 tons of raw iron, 2 men employed, > $200 > Capitol invested, $120 anual wages, axes $2.25 each, hoes $1.25 each. > 5 wagons ironed; made 100 axes, 15 hoes, 25 mattacs, 20 ploughs, and 7 > fires > in operation, 1 ire in blast, and 3 stampers. > > Daniel Coffett, One Forge, 50 Tons of raw oar, 10 men employed, $300 > capital > invested, $400 anual wages, 5 tons iron manufactured at $10.00 / 100. > 3 fires in operation, 3 fires in blast; 2 water wheels; 3 stampers. > > Andrew Crocket, One Forge, 200 Tons of rqw oar, 28 men employed, $1166 > Capit0l Invested, $600 anual wages, 50 tons of iron manufactured at $10.00 > / > 100. > 3 fires in operation, 3 fires in blast, 2 water wheels, 3 stampers. > > William Dobbs, One Smith Shop, 1200 Raw Iron, 2 men employed, $120 Capitol > Invested, $80 anual wages, axes $2.25 each, hoes $1.00 each. > 1 waggon ironed, 40 axes maid, 50 hoes maid, 15 mattacs maid, 1 fire in > operation, 1 fire in blast. > > > Elijah Evans, One Hatter Shop, Furshins 200; of wool 200, 2 men employed, > $200 Capitol Invested, $90 anual wages, hats fine $7.00, hats coars. > 500 hats made, fur and wool. > > Larkin Forgason, One Smith Shop, tons of raw iron 2, 2 men employed, $600 > Capitol Invested, $75 anual wages, axes $2.50 each, hoes $2.25 each. > 4 wagons ironed, 200 axes maid, 100 hoes maid, 50 mattacs maid, 25 ploughs > maid, 1 fire in blast, 1 fire in operation. > > John Graves, One Distillery of Whiskey, 2 men employed, $666.66 Capitol > Invested, $100 anual wages, pr gallon 50 cents. > 2000 bushels fograin distilled, 5000 gallons of whiskey distilled. > > Mitchel Robert, Shoe and Boot Maker, the value of the leather $1000, 3 men > employed, $1200 Capitol Invested, $150 anual wages, shoes $2.50, boots $7. > 60 boots, 200 fine shoes, 300 coars shoes. > > Tennessee Margraves, One Tanyard, hides 200, 1 man employed, $400 Capitol > Invested, $50 anual wages, $600 value of articols. > > Peter Marcum, One Smith Shop, Works one ton of raw iron, 2 men employed, > $350 Capitol Invested, $75 anual wages, axes $2.00, hoes $1.25. > 1 wagon ironed, 100 axes maid, 100 hoes maid, 30 mattacs maid, 1 fire in > operation, 1 fire in blast. > > Alford Noal, Shoe and Boot Maker, Sides of Leather 300, 3 men employed > $2000 > Capitol Invested, $150 anual wages, pr pair $2.50, boots $7. > 1 Wagon wheel, 4 stampers, 72 boots. > > David Rogers, Powder Mill, Peter and Brownstone 3450, 2 men employed, $862 > Capitol Invested, per pound 50 cents. > 50 gun barrels made, 1 water wheel. > > Daniel Rice, Gunsmith Shop, Raw Iron 1500, 2 men employed, $200 Capitol > Invested, $100 anual wages, each $10. > > James Walker, One Forge,Raw Oar 105, 16 men employed, $2000 Capitol > Invested, $500 anual wages, 26 tons of iron manufactured, per 100 lbs $10. > 3 fires in operation, 3 fires in blast, 2 water wheels, 3 stampers. > > Henry Sharp, One Distillary of Whiskey, corn 700, 2 men employed, $233.33 > Capitol Invested, 50 cents pr gallon. > 700 bushels of grain distilled, 1500 gals. of whiskey distilled. > > Crampton Harris, One Sadler Shop, raw leather in value $500, 1 man > employed, > $20 each. > 50 saddles maid, 30 bridols maid. > > > > > ------------------------------ > > Message: 3 > Date: Tue, 6 Mar 2007 20:58:13 -0500 > From: "smit5226" <smit5226@bellsouth.net> > Subject: [TNCLAIBO] Early Washington County Tax List, 1787 > To: "Claiborne county Mailing list" <Tnclaibo-L@rootsweb.com> > Message-ID: <001601c7605c$11bd12d0$0a01a8c0@cad2> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" > > An early tax list... > > ----------------------- > > 1787 Washington County Tax List, Washington County court records, Series > D-H, Box 2, Folder 21. > > William Cobb > 600 acres of land, > 1 white polls > 10 black polls > 0 malls above 60 years > 1 Faeme Covert > 0 Feme Sales > 0 mall miners > 0 mall infints > 0 femal infints > 2 black malles infents > 3 black fem-- Infe-- > > Pharoh Cobb > 600 acres of land > 1 white polls > 6 black polls > 0 malls above 60 years > 1 Faeme Covert > 2 Feme Sales > 0 mall miners > 3 mall infints > 0 femal infints > 3 black malles infents > 3 black fem-- Infe-- > > Archable Evens > 0 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 malls above 60 years > 1 Faeme Covert > 0 Feme Sales > 0 mall miners > 0 mall infints > 0 femal infints > 0 black malles infents > 0 black fem-- Infe-- > > Solomon Massengill > 200 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 malls above 60 years > 1 Faeme Covert > 1 Feme Sales > 1 mall miners > 1 mall infints > 0 femal infints > 0 black malles infents > 0 black fem-- Infe-- > > William McCloud, Jnr. > 0 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 malls above 60 years > 0 Faeme Covert > 0 Feme Sales > 0 mall miners > 0 mall infints > 0 femal infints > 0 black malles infents > 0 black fem-- Infe-- > > John McCloud > 0 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 malls above 60 years > 1 Faeme Covert > 0 Feme Sales > 0 mall miners > 3 mall infints > 0 femal infints > 0 black malles infents > 0 black fem-- Infe-- > > Jesse Humphires > 125 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 malls above 60 years > 1 Faeme Covert > 0 Feme Sales > 0 mall miners > 0 mall infints > 0 femal infints > 0 black malles infents > 0 black fem-- Infe-- > > Henry Massengill > 400 acres of land > 1 white polls > 1 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 1 Feme Covert > 1 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 2 ma's infints > 0 femal infints > > > Wm Hoges > 0 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 0 Feme Covert > 0 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 0 ma's infints > 0 femal infints > > Joseph Crouch > 255 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 1 Feme Covert > 0 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 2 ma's infints > 2 femal infints > > Zachariah McCuben (came to Claiborne County) > 200 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 1 Feme Covert > 1 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 1 ma's infints > 4 femal infints > > Joseph Britten > 136 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 1 Feme Covert > 0 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 2 ma's infints > 1 femal infints > > David Donnom > 100 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 1 Feme Covert > 0 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 3 ma's infints > 2 femal infints > > John Matlock > 0 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 1 Feme Covert > 0 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 1 ma's infints > 2 femal infints > > Luck Matlock > 0 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 1 Feme Covert > 0 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 2 ma's infints > 0 femal infints > > William Elles > 325 acres of land > 1 white polls > 1 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 1 Feme Covert > 1 Feme Sauls > 1 ma's miners > 0 ma's infints > 0 femal infints > > Gorge Bean > 0 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 1 Feme Covert > 0 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 0 ma's infints > 1 femal infints > > Lyde Bean > 400 acres of land > 0 white polls > 2 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 0 Feme Covert > 0 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 0 ma's infints > 0 femal infints > > John Carny > 0 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 1 Feme Covert > 0 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 0 ma's infints > 0 femal infints > > Edmond Bean > 0 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 0 Feme Covert > 0 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 0 ma's infints > 0 femal infints > > Benjamin Shan > 200 acres of land > 1 white polls > 1 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 1 Feme Covert > 0 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 3 ma's infints > 2 femal infints > > William Bean > 100 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 1 Feme Covert > 0 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 0 ma's infints > 0 femal infints > > Ben'jm Cobb > 470 acres of land > 0 white polls > 6 black polls > 1 ma's above 60 years > 1 Feme Covert > 0 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 0 ma's infints > 0 femal infints > > Henry Massemgill, Jr. > 0 acres of land > 1 white polls > 2 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 1 Feme Covert > 0 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 1 ma's infints > 5 femal infints > > John Stern > 0 acres of land > 1 white polls > 0 black polls > 0 ma's above 60 years > 1 Feme Covert > 0 Feme Sauls > 0 ma's miners > 2 ma's infints > 2 femal infints > > ----------------------------- > > ------------------------------ > > To contact the TNCLAIBO list administrator, send an email to > TNCLAIBO-admin@rootsweb.com. > > To post a message to the TNCLAIBO mailing list, send an email to > TNCLAIBO@rootsweb.com. > > __________________________________________________________ > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNCLAIBO-request@rootsweb.com > with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body > of the > email with no additional text. > > > End of TNCLAIBO Digest, Vol 2, Issue 34 > ***************************************

An early tax list... ----------------------- 1787 Washington County Tax List, Washington County court records, Series D-H, Box 2, Folder 21. William Cobb 600 acres of land, 1 white polls 10 black polls 0 malls above 60 years 1 Faeme Covert 0 Feme Sales 0 mall miners 0 mall infints 0 femal infints 2 black malles infents 3 black fem-- Infe-- Pharoh Cobb 600 acres of land 1 white polls 6 black polls 0 malls above 60 years 1 Faeme Covert 2 Feme Sales 0 mall miners 3 mall infints 0 femal infints 3 black malles infents 3 black fem-- Infe-- Archable Evens 0 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 malls above 60 years 1 Faeme Covert 0 Feme Sales 0 mall miners 0 mall infints 0 femal infints 0 black malles infents 0 black fem-- Infe-- Solomon Massengill 200 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 malls above 60 years 1 Faeme Covert 1 Feme Sales 1 mall miners 1 mall infints 0 femal infints 0 black malles infents 0 black fem-- Infe-- William McCloud, Jnr. 0 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 malls above 60 years 0 Faeme Covert 0 Feme Sales 0 mall miners 0 mall infints 0 femal infints 0 black malles infents 0 black fem-- Infe-- John McCloud 0 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 malls above 60 years 1 Faeme Covert 0 Feme Sales 0 mall miners 3 mall infints 0 femal infints 0 black malles infents 0 black fem-- Infe-- Jesse Humphires 125 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 malls above 60 years 1 Faeme Covert 0 Feme Sales 0 mall miners 0 mall infints 0 femal infints 0 black malles infents 0 black fem-- Infe-- Henry Massengill 400 acres of land 1 white polls 1 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 1 Feme Covert 1 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 2 ma's infints 0 femal infints Wm Hoges 0 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 0 Feme Covert 0 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 0 ma's infints 0 femal infints Joseph Crouch 255 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 1 Feme Covert 0 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 2 ma's infints 2 femal infints Zachariah McCuben (came to Claiborne County) 200 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 1 Feme Covert 1 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 1 ma's infints 4 femal infints Joseph Britten 136 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 1 Feme Covert 0 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 2 ma's infints 1 femal infints David Donnom 100 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 1 Feme Covert 0 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 3 ma's infints 2 femal infints John Matlock 0 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 1 Feme Covert 0 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 1 ma's infints 2 femal infints Luck Matlock 0 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 1 Feme Covert 0 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 2 ma's infints 0 femal infints William Elles 325 acres of land 1 white polls 1 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 1 Feme Covert 1 Feme Sauls 1 ma's miners 0 ma's infints 0 femal infints Gorge Bean 0 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 1 Feme Covert 0 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 0 ma's infints 1 femal infints Lyde Bean 400 acres of land 0 white polls 2 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 0 Feme Covert 0 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 0 ma's infints 0 femal infints John Carny 0 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 1 Feme Covert 0 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 0 ma's infints 0 femal infints Edmond Bean 0 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 0 Feme Covert 0 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 0 ma's infints 0 femal infints Benjamin Shan 200 acres of land 1 white polls 1 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 1 Feme Covert 0 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 3 ma's infints 2 femal infints William Bean 100 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 1 Feme Covert 0 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 0 ma's infints 0 femal infints Ben'jm Cobb 470 acres of land 0 white polls 6 black polls 1 ma's above 60 years 1 Feme Covert 0 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 0 ma's infints 0 femal infints Henry Massemgill, Jr. 0 acres of land 1 white polls 2 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 1 Feme Covert 0 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 1 ma's infints 5 femal infints John Stern 0 acres of land 1 white polls 0 black polls 0 ma's above 60 years 1 Feme Covert 0 Feme Sauls 0 ma's miners 2 ma's infints 2 femal infints -----------------------------

this tidbit may help someone: ------------------------------------ 1820 Manufacturers Census, Claiborne County, Tennessee. List of the Different Manufacturing Establishments in Claibourn county East Tennessee: Frederic Bowlingar, One Smith Shop, 2 tons of raw iron, 2 men employed, $200 Capitol invested, $120 anual wages, axes $2.25 each, hoes $1.25 each. 5 wagons ironed; made 100 axes, 15 hoes, 25 mattacs, 20 ploughs, and 7 fires in operation, 1 ire in blast, and 3 stampers. Daniel Coffett, One Forge, 50 Tons of raw oar, 10 men employed, $300 capital invested, $400 anual wages, 5 tons iron manufactured at $10.00 / 100. 3 fires in operation, 3 fires in blast; 2 water wheels; 3 stampers. Andrew Crocket, One Forge, 200 Tons of rqw oar, 28 men employed, $1166 Capit0l Invested, $600 anual wages, 50 tons of iron manufactured at $10.00 / 100. 3 fires in operation, 3 fires in blast, 2 water wheels, 3 stampers. William Dobbs, One Smith Shop, 1200 Raw Iron, 2 men employed, $120 Capitol Invested, $80 anual wages, axes $2.25 each, hoes $1.00 each. 1 waggon ironed, 40 axes maid, 50 hoes maid, 15 mattacs maid, 1 fire in operation, 1 fire in blast. Elijah Evans, One Hatter Shop, Furshins 200; of wool 200, 2 men employed, $200 Capitol Invested, $90 anual wages, hats fine $7.00, hats coars. 500 hats made, fur and wool. Larkin Forgason, One Smith Shop, tons of raw iron 2, 2 men employed, $600 Capitol Invested, $75 anual wages, axes $2.50 each, hoes $2.25 each. 4 wagons ironed, 200 axes maid, 100 hoes maid, 50 mattacs maid, 25 ploughs maid, 1 fire in blast, 1 fire in operation. John Graves, One Distillery of Whiskey, 2 men employed, $666.66 Capitol Invested, $100 anual wages, pr gallon 50 cents. 2000 bushels fograin distilled, 5000 gallons of whiskey distilled. Mitchel Robert, Shoe and Boot Maker, the value of the leather $1000, 3 men employed, $1200 Capitol Invested, $150 anual wages, shoes $2.50, boots $7. 60 boots, 200 fine shoes, 300 coars shoes. Tennessee Margraves, One Tanyard, hides 200, 1 man employed, $400 Capitol Invested, $50 anual wages, $600 value of articols. Peter Marcum, One Smith Shop, Works one ton of raw iron, 2 men employed, $350 Capitol Invested, $75 anual wages, axes $2.00, hoes $1.25. 1 wagon ironed, 100 axes maid, 100 hoes maid, 30 mattacs maid, 1 fire in operation, 1 fire in blast. Alford Noal, Shoe and Boot Maker, Sides of Leather 300, 3 men employed $2000 Capitol Invested, $150 anual wages, pr pair $2.50, boots $7. 1 Wagon wheel, 4 stampers, 72 boots. David Rogers, Powder Mill, Peter and Brownstone 3450, 2 men employed, $862 Capitol Invested, per pound 50 cents. 50 gun barrels made, 1 water wheel. Daniel Rice, Gunsmith Shop, Raw Iron 1500, 2 men employed, $200 Capitol Invested, $100 anual wages, each $10. James Walker, One Forge,Raw Oar 105, 16 men employed, $2000 Capitol Invested, $500 anual wages, 26 tons of iron manufactured, per 100 lbs $10. 3 fires in operation, 3 fires in blast, 2 water wheels, 3 stampers. Henry Sharp, One Distillary of Whiskey, corn 700, 2 men employed, $233.33 Capitol Invested, 50 cents pr gallon. 700 bushels of grain distilled, 1500 gals. of whiskey distilled. Crampton Harris, One Sadler Shop, raw leather in value $500, 1 man employed, $20 each. 50 saddles maid, 30 bridols maid.

Hi List I am hoping that someone has access to the 1920 Claiborne Co. Census and would do a lookup for me. I am looking for Thomas Tinnel. thank you in advance also am wanting to know if the wife of Sampson Jones is Lassie Hopper daughter of Solman Benson Hopper and Rachel Hunter Hopper or the daughter of Jacob Capps and Rachel Cardwell Capps. According to the 1930 census Jacob Capps is listed in the household of Sampson Jones as his father in law, but somehow I have his wife's maiden name as Hopper. I hope someone can clarify this for me. thanking you in advance Cheryl

Thanks Phillip. That is too too much! Cousin Inez -------------- Original message -------------- From: "Phillip Walker" <phillip.walker@gmail.com> > I should have proofed better: Civil War pensions go to $125, not $150, > although it's still a huge increase. > > On 3/2/07, Phillip Walker wrote: > > > > I thought twice about posting anything remotely this generic to the > > Claiborne County list, but I think it's rather critical, and it's most > > definitely real. The National Archives and Records Administration has issued > > proposed regulations that would, among other things, raise the fee for a > > Civil War pension from the already somewhat high $37 to $150, with fees for > > other mail requests also going up by large amounts; Revolutionary War > > pensions, for instance, jump to $60. > > > > NASA published the proposed changes in the 26 February 2007 edition of the > > Federal Register (pages 8327-8329), and public comments are requested until > > 27 April 2007. You can read the proposed regulations and file public > > comments on the Web, and I strongly suggest that everyone do so; letters to > > Congress wouldn't be a bad idea, either. > > > > To read the proposed new fees and to file public comments: > > > > 1. Go to http://www.regulations.gov/ > > > > 2. Type "NARA-07-0001" (without the quotes) into the "Keyword or ID" box > > and click the "Submit" button. > > > > 3. Click either the PDF or Text icon on the screen that appears to read > > the actual proposed rules and fees. > > > > 4. Click the balloon under "Comments" to make your opinion known. > > > > Again, public comments are closed on 27 April 2007; there's no need to > > send this message along to anyone else after that date. > > > > -- > > Phillip > > > > > > -- > Phillip A. Walker > phillip.walker@gmail.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNCLAIBO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in > the subject and the body of the message

I should have proofed better: Civil War pensions go to $125, not $150, although it's still a huge increase. On 3/2/07, Phillip Walker <phillip.walker@gmail.com> wrote: > > I thought twice about posting anything remotely this generic to the > Claiborne County list, but I think it's rather critical, and it's most > definitely real. The National Archives and Records Administration has issued > proposed regulations that would, among other things, raise the fee for a > Civil War pension from the already somewhat high $37 to $150, with fees for > other mail requests also going up by large amounts; Revolutionary War > pensions, for instance, jump to $60. > > NASA published the proposed changes in the 26 February 2007 edition of the > Federal Register (pages 8327-8329), and public comments are requested until > 27 April 2007. You can read the proposed regulations and file public > comments on the Web, and I strongly suggest that everyone do so; letters to > Congress wouldn't be a bad idea, either. > > To read the proposed new fees and to file public comments: > > 1. Go to http://www.regulations.gov/ > > 2. Type "NARA-07-0001" (without the quotes) into the "Keyword or ID" box > and click the "Submit" button. > > 3. Click either the PDF or Text icon on the screen that appears to read > the actual proposed rules and fees. > > 4. Click the balloon under "Comments" to make your opinion known. > > Again, public comments are closed on 27 April 2007; there's no need to > send this message along to anyone else after that date. > > -- > Phillip > -- Phillip A. Walker phillip.walker@gmail.com

I thought twice about posting anything remotely this generic to the Claiborne County list, but I think it's rather critical, and it's most definitely real. The National Archives and Records Administration has issued proposed regulations that would, among other things, raise the fee for a Civil War pension from the already somewhat high $37 to $150, with fees for other mail requests also going up by large amounts; Revolutionary War pensions, for instance, jump to $60. NASA published the proposed changes in the 26 February 2007 edition of the Federal Register (pages 8327-8329), and public comments are requested until 27 April 2007. You can read the proposed regulations and file public comments on the Web, and I strongly suggest that everyone do so; letters to Congress wouldn't be a bad idea, either. To read the proposed new fees and to file public comments: 1. Go to http://www.regulations.gov/ 2. Type "NARA-07-0001" (without the quotes) into the "Keyword or ID" box and click the "Submit" button. 3. Click either the PDF or Text icon on the screen that appears to read the actual proposed rules and fees. 4. Click the balloon under "Comments" to make your opinion known. Again, public comments are closed on 27 April 2007; there's no need to send this message along to anyone else after that date. -- Phillip

Joseph Donald Charlton Bryant, 27 TAZEWELL, Tenn. - Joseph Donald Charlton Bryant, 27 born July 16, 1979, passed away from this earthly vale on Feb. 25, 2007. He was saved at the age of 8 and was a member of Chittum's Chapel Baptist Church. A veteran of the United States Army, he received The Army Good Conduct Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, National Defense Medal, and Army Service Ribbon. He enjoyed fishing, time with his two Jack Russell Terriers, and was a huge sports fan, especially of the UT Vols Football. He had a great sense of humor, evoking laughter from those around him. He leaves behind many fond memories for his surviving family and friends. He is preceded in death by his infant son, Emmitt Riley Bryant; grandfathers, Charley Bryant and the Rev. Donald Fannon; uncle, Jonathan Emmett Fannon Survivors include his mother, Peggy L. Fannon of Tazewell; father, Robert M. Bryant of Tazewell; brother, Michael Shayne Bryant of Tazewell; paternal grandmother, Georgia Bryant of Middlesboro; maternal grandmother, Ima Jean Fannon of Tazewell; uncles, Donald M. (Sandy) Fannon of Jonesborough, Tenn., Darryl Fannon of Knoxville, Tenn., Larry Lucci of Tazewell, Q. Norachaipeerapat, Boca Raton, Fla.; aunts, Angie Massengill of New Tazewell, Tenn., Jo Ann (Gene) Hatfield of Tazewell, Tenn.; cousins, Braxton Fannon, Nikki Brooks, Robert Hatfield, Jason Hatfield, Jacob Long; and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday, March 1, at 11 a.m. Claiborne Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Jackie Cunningham, the Rev. Bill Rimmer, and the Rev. Bill Chapman officiating. Music will be provided by Sherry and Mike Campbell, Bobbie Arnold, and Tom and Billie Edwards of Chittum Chapel. Burial will be in Irish Memorial Gardens with Military Honors. Pallbearers are Donald M. Fannon, Darryl Fannon, Jeffrey Keck, Josh Wise, Jeremy Buchanan and Ryan White. Honorary pallbearers are Brian Turner and Don Thacker. The family will receive friends from 6 until 9 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 28, at Claiborne Funeral Home, New Tazewell, Tenn., which is in charge of arrangements

BETTY SUE BREEDING KAY EVANS TED ERIC FARLEY JAMES FINLEY HIPSHIRE HORACE LEE LEACH BILLY C. ROUSE STEVE JACKIE SHELTON BETTY SUE BREEDING Betty Sue Breeding, age 75, of Tazewell, was born September 9, 1931 and passed away February 23, 2007. She retired from Tri-State Tobacco warehouse as a bookkeeper after 20 years. She was a previous board member of the Claiborne County Hospital. She was preceded in death by her parents: Quincy Herrington and Eula Murpree Herrington; brother: Quincy Herrington. She is survived by her husband of 57 years: Clyde R. Breeding of Tazewell; nephews: Ronnie Herrington of Rogers, Ar., Bill F. Breeding, James Bryan Breeding both of Johnson City; and a host of friends. Graveside services were Monday, February 26 at the Irish Cemetery with Rev. Eddie Overholt officiating. At the family's request, no flowers are to be sent. Donations may be made to the Claiborne County Healthcare Foundation. Claiborne Funeral Home in charge. KAY EVANS Kay Evans, age 55, of Greenville, formerly of Tazewell, passed away February 19, 2007 at her home. She was a 1970 graduate of Claiborne County High School. She was a member of Greenville Moose Lodge and pending member of Lone Mountain Baptist Church in Tazewell. She was preceded in death by her husband: Roy Lee Evans; parents: Jim "Bus" Hurst and Ruby Jordan Hurst; brother: Buddy James Hurst. She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law: Scotty and Christie Evans; longtime companion and best friend: Russell Pearson; sister and brother-in-law: Sandy and Mike Hatfield; brothers and sisters-in-law: Bobby Jack and Donna Hurst, Bill and Mary Rose Hurst, Sonny and Sandy Hurst, David and Wilma Hurst; brothers: Ben, Rick, Jerry and Johnny Hurst; aunt: Mary Beth Sherlin; nephews: Mike and Crystal Hatfield and Kevin Hatfield; nieces: Chloe Grace and Macy Hatfield; special friend: Nell Bull; and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services were Thursday, February 22 at 11 a.m. in the Coffey Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Lawrence Fultz officiating. Burial in the Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers: Michael, Kevin and Mike Hatfield, Danny Hurst, Gary Sherlin and Andy Parker. Coffey Funeral Home in charge. TED ERIC FARLEY Ted Eric Farley, age 51, of New Tazewell, was born August 12, 1955 and passed away February 20, 2007. He attended the First Baptist Church of New Tazewell. He was preceded in death by his parents: Elzie and Maryland Farley. He is survived by his wife: Cynthia Farley; children: James Hurych, Eric Farley, Rachel Farley, Amy Farley, Amanda Farley, Matthew Farley, "Pookie" Farley, Jennifer Farley, Tessa Farley, Tyler Farley and Hannah Farley; brother: Tim Farley; sister: Toni Nunn; a nephew, nieces and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services were Friday, February 23 at 5 p.m. at the Claiborne Funeral Home Chapel with Dr. Randy Pressnell officiating. Music provided by the Leedy Brothers. Claiborne Funeral Home in charge. JAMES FINLEY HIPSHIRE James Finley Hipshire, age 67, of Sneedville, was born February 26, 1939 and passed away February 22, 2007. He was a member of First Free Will Baptist Church of Bean Station. He served in the Air Force from 1961 until 1965. He was preceded in death by his parents: Lee and Mollie (Collins) Hipshire; sister: Anna Bea Dalton. He is survived by his daughters: Kathy, Tammy, Danell, and Dennise; brother: Joe Hipshire of Tazewell; sisters: Imogene Myers Rice of Morristown, Bobbie McAvoy of Bean Station; special friends: Mark Smith of Morristown, John and Jonna Moore; several nieces, nephews, and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services were Sunday, February 25 at 2 p.m. in the Claiborne Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Boyd Myers and Rev. Donnie Myers officiating. Burial in the Barnard's Cemetery. Pallbearers: Eric Myers, Andrew Myers, Adam Myers, Gary Hipshire, Tony Greene, Marvin Harville. Claiborne Funeral Home in charge. HORACE LEE LEACH Horace Lee Leach, age 72, of Speedwell, passed away Sunday, February 18, 2007 at Ft. Sanders Regional Medical Center. He was a life-long resident of Speedwell. He was saved at age nine and joined New Salem Baptist Church in Speedwell. At his death he was a member of Duff Baptist Church in Duff, Tn. He was a 51-year member of Valley Star #577 Masonic Lodge. Horace Lee worked at various jobs through the years, but his heart could only be happy working on his birthplace farm. He enjoyed hard work producing burley tobacco, hay, corn, beef cattle, and a vegetable garden. His home was always surrounded by beautiful flowers. He also enjoyed maintaining the Leach Family Cemetery until his health failed. He loved the Lord, attending church, and spending time with his family - especially his grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents: Horace McKinley and Carrie Izetta Bullard Leach; sister: Ruby Leach Myers. He is survived by his devoted wife of 43 years: Betty Spradlin Leach; son: Roger Lee Leach and wife Amy of Speedwell; daughter: Lana Kay Russell and husband Willard Jr. (Bill) of New Tazewell; sister: Audra (Bobbie) Leach Russell and husband Lloyd of Speedwell; five grandchildren: Caleb, Ethan, and Hannah Leach, Mary Faith and Sherman McKinley Russell; many loving nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Special thanks are extended from the family to the medical staff of Ft. Sanders Regional Medical Center for the outstanding care provided during his lengthy illness. Funeral services were Wednesday, February 21 at 8 p.m. at Martin Wilson Chapel with Pastor Don Allen and Pastor Roger Leach officiating. Interment in the Leach Family Cemetery. Martin Wilson Funeral Home in LaFollette in charge. BILLY C. ROUSE Billy C. Rouse, age 79, of Southwest City, Mo., was born on July 17, 1927 in New Tazewell and passed away peacefully with his loving family by his side on Monday, February 5, 2007 at his home following a short illness. He was the son of the late Earl and Frenchie (Harmon) Rouse. He served his country in the US Army Calvary division during WWII. He retired from Ford Motor Company in 1983. Survivors include his loving wife of 59 years: Bozena Rouse; daughters: Frenchie Lilly and husband Art of LaGrange Wy., Mary Lou Rouse of Darlington, Sc., Roseann Stefanski and husband Robert of Monroe, Mi.; half brothers: Tom Rouse and Joe Rouse of New Tazewell; half sister: Fay Rouse Cleer of Bay Villiage, Oh.; grandchildren: Rebekah Timmer, Elizabeth Lilly, Christina Lilly, Jessica Lilly, Arthur W. Lilly, Kristy Leigh Stefanski and Patricia Ann Stefanski; great grandchildren: Alex Timmer and Ian Timmer; and several friends and neighbors. Graveside services were Friday, February 9 at 2 p.m. at the Southwest City Cemetery in Southwest City, Mo. with Military Rites by the Pineville/Jane American Legion Post #392. STEVE JACKIE SHELTON Steve Jackie Shelton was born September 27, 1949 and passed away February 22, 2007 at Baptist Medical Center in Knoxville. He accepted Christ as his Savior on October 11, 2006. He was preceded in death by his father: Otto; mother: Ellen; brother: George; sisters Thelma Shelton and Martha Ann Norton. He is survived by his wife: Dottie Shelton; son and daughter-in-law: Mark and Jill Shelton; grandchildren: James and Jackie Shelton all of Tazewell; sister and brother-in-law: Carolyn and Danny Johnson; brother: Sam Shelton; brothers and sisters-in-law: Thomas and Freda Shelton, Larry and Donna Shelton, Herman and Debbie Shelton; sister-in-law: Clara Shelton all of Tazewell. Funeral services were Sunday, February 25 at 9 p.m. in the Coffey Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Preston Smith, Rev. Raymond Campbell and the Victory Assembly of God Praise Team officiating. Burial in the Lambert Cemetery. Pallbearers: Mark Shelton, Danny Johnson, Danny Johnson Jr., Herman Shelton, Brian Massengill, John Shelton. Honorary pallbearers: Dan, Scott and Dave Massengill, Tim Keck, Sam and Larry Shelton, James Brooks, Chester Ayers and Joe Hood. Special pallbearers: Pee-wee Shelton, Jim Smith. Coffey Funeral Home in charge.

I'm hoping someone might have access to a source for a record of a marriage which would have occurred by 1790 between a David Shults, Sr. (b.ca1764, NC, aka Shoults, Shultz, etc.) to a Nancy, whose last name is unknown and which I'm rather desperately hoping to find out. It is almost a certainty that they were married somewhere in what is present day northeastern Tennessee. The most likely counties in which the marriage might have occurred would have been Sullivan Co. or possibly Hawkins Co. (both North Carolina at the time, of course), but I've had no luck searching in those counties and so am expanding to neighboring counties. (A brother of David's, a Jacob Shults, Sr. who married an Anna Marie "Mary" Gross, apparently lived and died in Claiborne Co., TN in 1834.) Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks very much. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Food fight? Enjoy some healthy debate in the Yahoo! Answers Food & Drink Q&A. http://answers.yahoo.com/dir/?link=list&sid=396545367

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MILDRED JEAN CADLE JOE N. DAVIS BARBARA DINARO WANDA L. HEATH BILLY NATHAN KING HEATHER MARIE LULE-CABALLERO ETHEL MAE RIGGS BEULAH JEAN STURGILL MILDRED JEAN CADLE Mildred Jean Cadle, age 68, of New Tazewell, was born September 27, 1938 and passed away February 16, 2007 at Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center in Knoxville. She was a member of Straight Creek Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her father: Estel Cutshaw. She is survived by her mother: Gracie Onlee Cutshaw of New Tazewell; son: Jimmy Cadle of New Tazewell; brother and sister-in-law: L.C. and Brenda Cutshaw of Knoxville; grandson: Jessee Cadle of New Tazewell; sister: Emma Coffey of New Tazewell; nephews: Terry L. Cutshaw of Knoxville, Tony Coffey of Knoxville. Graveside services were Monday, February 19 at 1 p.m. in the Burch Cemetery with Brother Tony Coffey officiating. Pallbearers: Steven Bailey, Clayton Rosenbalm, Wayne Hinkle, Joe Wolfenbarger, Tony Coffey, Chris Davidson. Claiborne Funeral Home in charge. JOE N. DAVIS Joe N. Davis, age 75, was born March 27, 1931 and passed away at his home on February 17, 2007 in the Lone Mountain Community. He owned and operated Davis Auto Parts for over 35 years. He recently professed faith in Christ. He was preceded in death by his son: David Davis I; parents: Sterley Davis and Josie Jordan Davis; sisters: Helen and Lucy Ann Davis and Evelyn Graves. He is survived by his son: Gary Joe Davis; daughter: Robin Thompson and husband Benny; grandchildren: Jeremy Davis and Chezlie, Diana Mabe and Junior, Christina Davis, David Davis II and Sara, Joshua Holt and Jennifer, Jacob and Joseph Holt, Riley Thompson; great grandchildren: Rylie and Trace Davis, Bryan and Matthew Loop, Wesley Edds, Gabrielle Anderson and Tyler Holt; special friend and companion of 17 years: Norma Lee of Middleboro, Ky.; special friend to Joe and his family: Dona Bunch McConnell; brothers: Ralph Davis, Frank Davis and Anne; sisters: Estelle Shillings, Nancy Weaver and Charles, Martha Powers; and a host of nieces, nephews, and longtime friends. Funeral services were Tuesday, February 20 at 2 p.m. in the Coffey Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Lonnie Douglas Dalton, Rev. Lawrence Fultz and Rev. Bill Duncan officiating. Songs by Lone Holly Church Choir and The Coffey Sisters. Burial in the Jennings Cemetery. Pallbearers: David Jordan, Keith Good, Brian Bennett, Buffin Lewis, Bill Evans, Jimmy Stanifer. Honorary pallbearers: Hobart Bunch, Jack Sexton, Dan Campbell, Eldon Higginbotham, Glenn Bowlin, Floyd Liford, Harold Singleton. Coffey Funeral Home in charge. BARBARA DINARO Barbara Ann Bruce Dinaro, age 53, of Harrogate, formerly, of Galesburg, Mich. passed away February 10, 2007. She was a member of UAW local 488 and The United Way. She was preceded in death by brother: Jaye R. Bruce; sister: Brenda Faye Vitrano. She is survived by son: Nathan Joseph Ammon of Galesburg, Mich.; parents: Sidney Johnson Bruce Jr. and OraMae Stephenson Bruce of Ewing, Va; brother: Sidney Johnson Bruce III of Maynardville; sister: Bessie Lee Yeider of Galesburg, Mich. A memorial service was held Wednesday, February 14 at 2 p.m. at Reece Funeral Home and Valley Chapel with Doug Ellison officiating. Reece Funeral Home and Valley Chapel in charge 869-3651 or website www.reecefh.com WANDA L. HEATH Wanda L. Heath, age 68, of Tazewell, was born in Colmar on April 14, 1938 and passed away Monday, February 12, 2007 at Claiborne County Hospital. She was the daughter of the late Clifford and Leona Baker Barnett. She had worked in the meat department for a grocery store. Survivors include her husband of 50 years: Ronald Heath Sr.; sons: Ronald Heath Jr. and Douglas E. Heath; grandchildren: Jamie, Nikki, Ryan, Alexis and Destinee Heath; great grandchildren: Taylor, McKenzie and Haley; sister: Ava Turner; brothers: James, Earl, Leo, Arlis, Eulon, Willis, and Dewayne Barnett; and a host of nieces, nephews, and other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at Arnett and Steele Funeral Home in Pineville, Ky. Memorial contributions are suggested to the American Heart Association. Arnett and Steele Funeral Home in Pineville, Ky. in charge. BILLY NATHAN KING Billy Nathan King, age 81, of Cumberland Gap, formerly of Wichita Ks. was born November 23, 1925 in Davenport, Ok. and passed away February 16, 2007 at his home. He was of The Baptist faith and a Veteran of WWII. He was preceded in death by parents: Percy Wayne and Mae Sweet Keller; daughter: Sharon Foltz; brother: Bob King; sister: Maxine Zamorano. Survivors include his wife: Irene King of Cumberland Gap; daughter: Peggy (and Dr. Ray) Stowers of Harrogate; 10 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren. Memorial services were Monday, February 19 at 11 a.m. at Reece Valley Chapel with Dr. Phil Hill officiating. Music by Rev. Wendell Stoneburner. Also, a memorial service will be held Wednesday, February 21 at 11 a.m. at the University Friends Church in Wichita, Ks with Rev. Dave Kingrey officiating and music by Gary Foltz. Reece Funeral Home and Valley Chapel in charge 869-3651, 626-4249, or www.reecefh.com HEATHER MARIE LULE-CABALLERO Heather Marie Lule-Caballero, age 26, of Sanford, N.C., was born April 17, 1980 and passed away February 15, 2007 at Central Carolina Hospital in Sanford, N.C. She was of the Catholic Faith. She was preceded in death by her infant son: Antonio Robert; grandfather: Aaron Beason; grandmother: Gail Lawson. She is survived by her husband: Roberto Lule-Caballero of Sanford, N.C.; sons: Carlos and Aaron Lule-Caballero of the home; father: Wesley Lawson of New Tazewell; mother: Norma Beason of Sanford, Nc; sister: Wendy Holt and husband Kenneth of Maynardville; maternal grandmother: Jewell Beason of New Tazewell; paternal grandfather: Bill Lawson of Arthur; father-in-law and mother-in-law: Salvador Lule-Mandujano and Rosalina Caballero-Pina of Mexico; several nieces, nephews, cousins, and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services were Monday, February 19 at 7 p.m. at Claiborne Funeral Home Chapel with Father Joe Campbell officiating. Music provided by Jason and Jane and girls, also Allen Holt, Dwayne Holt and Owen Upton. Burial in the Beason Cemetery. Pallbearers: Darrell Beason, Lynn Beason, Scott Partin, Kenneth Holt, Angel Mesa, Santago Lule-Caballero, Eddie Widner, Jason Hopkins. Claiborne Funeral Home in charge. ETHEL MAE RIGGS Ethel Mae Riggs, age 78, of Lafollette, formerly of Tazewell, was born July 18, 1928 and passed away February 17, 2007 at St. Mary's Hospital in Campbell County. She was preceded in death by her mother: Kate Horner Campbell; father: Ray Riggs. She is survived by her step-sister: Barbara Bollinger of Kingsport; special cousin: Ina Harris of Churchhill; great aunt: Hattie Mae Hickson of Whitesburg; and a host of other relatives and friends. Graveside services were Monday, February 19 at 1 p.m. at the Creech Chapel Cemetery in Russellville with Rev. Floyd Mooney officiating. Coffey Funeral Home in charge BEULAH JEAN STURGILL Beulah Jean Leedy Ellison Sturgill, age 70, of Tazewell, was born April 14, 1936 and passed away February 12, 2007 at Claiborne County Hospital. She was of the Pentecostal Faith. She was preceded in death by her parents: Raymond and Bertha Leedy; son: Jimmy Ellison; brothers: Junior and James Leedy; sisters: Louvada Miller, Cornie Ellison, Nell Laws; husband: Samuel Sturgill. She is survived by her son: Robert Ellison of Detroit, Mi; three grandsons; brothers: Paul Leedy of Tazewell, Bill Leedy of Ohio; sisters: Leona Melton of Tazewell, Donna Atkins of New Tazewell, Bobbie Ruiz of Tazewell, Judy Painter of New Tazewell; special niece: Gearldine Smith; several nieces, nephews, and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services were Wednesday, February 14 at 8 p.m. in the Coffey Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Johnny Baker and Rev. Parker Epperson officiating. Music by Carol Poore and Friends. Burial in the Greer Cemetery. Pallbearers: Scott Leedy, Steve Leedy, Shawn Leedy, Jackie Laws, Jerry Laws, Jeremy Laws. Honorary pallbearers: James McDonald, Doug Bussell. Coffey Funeral Home in charge.

>From the Knoxville News Sentinel 21 Feb 2007 HASKEW, RAY P. - age 84 of Harrogate, TN, passed away February 20, 2007 at St. Mary's Hospital. Born June 7, 1922 in Harrogate, TN. He was owner of The Hunkstand, Ray's Café, and Gap of the Cumberland's Trading Post, which was located across from Lincoln Memorial University. Preceded in death by: wife, Margarette Potter Haskew; parents, Carl Aaron Haskew and Lena Poore Haskew. Survivors: daughter and son-in-law, Nancy and Kenneth West of Harrogate; grandson, Kendal Aaron Haskew West. Graveside services 11:00 a.m. Friday, February 23, 2007 at the Harrogate Cemetery with Rev. Kenneth Luckadoo officiating. Friends and family will serve as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers: Rudy Clark, Glen Hill, and Richard Peace. Visitation 5-7 Thursday at Reece Funeral Home and Valley Chapel, 869-3651, 626-4249 or: www.reecefh.com. =========================================== SUPPORT OUR TROOPS---FLY THE FLAG "Genealogy is like playing hide and seek. They hide I seek!!! Searching: BYRGE/BUNCH/DAUGHERTY/DUNCAN/KENNEDY/ PATTERSON/PHILLIPS/SEIBER/TACKETT/WARD ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

Anyone researching POE? I think that was my great uncle THOMAS JEFFERSON MOORE's 2nd wife's maiden name. thanks Ray. my home Counties are: CLAIBORNE, GRAINGER, HAWKINS, & KNOX in TN. visit my pages: HI-SPEED NET USER Click this link: http://tippytnn.topcities.com/moore508/moore.htm DIAL UP USER click this link. split for faster load: http://www.angelfire.com/planet/cumberlandgap/moore.htm Main search is MOORE & all spelling variants. a new search now for O'MOORE, OMOORE. my main family lines are: MOORE - MAYES-- TOWNSLEY-- POWERS, --PERKINS -- RUSSELL -- mom's side: HUNDLEY--HUNLEY - MANIS--MANES or MANUS?. of HAWKINS Co.,TN. also close ties to the JOHN VALENTINE & LULA TOWNSLEY REECE family. a cousin has had DNA done: STEVE MOORE: 25 marker. at family tree. kit number m36142. MOORE WORLD DNA PROJECT link: http://small-stuff.com/MOORE/results.htm now researching: O'MOORE-OMOORE-O'MOHR. The below names are closely tied into my lines. I'm NOT researching the below, I WOULD LIKE INFO THO!. i might have some info, but very little. these are tied to my gramp's brothers JAMES HOUSTON & ROSA BROWN MOORE, & THOMAS JEFFERSON & 1st wife DELPHIA GRUBBS MOORE, & 2nd wife ANNABELLE POE? of KNOXVILLE,TN. BROWN, HAUN, OGLESBY, LONG, COX, COURTNEY,SMITH, McBEE MYERS, GRUBBS, GRUBB, POE, WILLIAMS. PENDLEY. these are in CLAIBORNE Co.TN. part of my MOORE--TOWNSLEY lines. POWERS,, RUSSELL, PERKINS, SMITH , WHITEAKER, WHITAKER, REECE, MOLES, NEWBY. LIPPS:, this is dad's sister's daughter's married name. LIPPS were in MIDDLESBORO,KY. BELL Co. MAYES tie ins: PARKER, SHIPLEY, CRAVENS, VOWELL, ROSS, the CRAVENS tie was in WALLINS CREEK,KY, HARLAN Co. other MAYES ties: SHIRLEY, LEWIS, CHEATHAM?,MOORE & LEWIS. There are many more. the MAYES are pretty well covered. a researcher doing: MAYES--TUCKER in IRON Co.MO. link on my pages. a researcher doing TEXAS TOWNSLEYs. this line is part of mine. link on my pages. i'm NOT researching these JORDON--JORDAN. but if they are tied in i will. JORDON & JORDAN: this may be my gramp's sister AGNES MOORE's 1st married name. she 1st married in TN. she divorced then moved to OR. married a HUGHES. 0 known about this line. a death certif in OR fits our AGNES. i have more info. our AGNES had kids. I would like info on a KNOX Co,TN MOORE & HARRINGTON lines. a GLADYS MOORE GRUBB. and her brother? BUD MOORE. info on my pages. useful links: CLAIBORNE Co. censuses 1840--1880. CLAIBORNE PIONEER PROJECT: over 52,000 + names. LEWIS SURNAMES. these are for Friends: PECK, a researcher doingg: LAMBERT, MEADOWS, MOORE, in: WALLINS CREEK,KY, HARLAN Co. LAMBERTs in CLAIBORNE Co.,TN. also a MARGARET FREEMON, doing BAZZ MAYES & MULLINS. , & others. CONNIE SOUTHERLAND genealogy surnames: SOUTHERLAND--HAMMOCK--HAMMACK--CARTER--MAPLES BORUFF--PARTIN--OVERTON--MYERS--YADON--OLLIS-- SEYMOUR-NOAH--KIDWELL--GRIFFITH--THOMAS--JESSEE COATS--MURPHY--EARLE--EARLS--EIRL & other surnames. -- http://www.fastmail.fm - A no graphics, no pop-ups email service

>From the Knoxville News Sentinel 20 Feb 2007 EVANS, MRS. KAY - age 55, of Greeneville, formerly of Tazewell, Tennessee, LEACH, HORACE - age 72 of Speedwell, TAPP, ROY HALL - age 74, EVANS, MRS. KAY - age 55, of Greeneville, formerly of Tazewell, Tennessee, passed away on February 19, 2007 at her home. She was a 1970 graduate of Claiborne County High School and a member of Greeneville Moose Lodge and a pending member of Lone Mountain Baptist Church in Tazewell. She worked at Summer Street Pawn Shop in Greeneville for over a decade. She had also worked at England's in Tazewell for a period of time. She was preceded in death by her husband, Roy Lee Evans; parents, Jim "Bus" Hurst and Ruby Jordan Hurst and a brother, Buddy James Hurst. She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Scotty and Christie Evans; longtime companion and best friend, Russell Pearson; special sister and brother-in-law, Sandy and Mike Hatfield; brothers and sisters-in-law, Bobby Jack and Donna Hurst, Bill and Mary Rose Hurst, Sonny and Sandy Hurst, David and Wilma Hurst; brothers, Ben, Rick, Jerry and Johnny Hurst; special aunt, Mary Beth Sherlin; special nephews, Mike and Crystal Hatfield and Kevin Hatfield; special nieces, Chloe Grace and Macy Hatfield; very special friend, Nell Bull and a host of other family and friends. The family will receive friends from 6-9 p.m. Tuesday, February 20, 2007 at Rose Hill Funeral Home in Greeneville, TN and 5-9 p.m. Wed., February 21, 2007 at Coffey Funeral Home in Tazewell. The funeral service will be at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, February 22, 2007 at Coffey Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Lawrence Fultz officiating. Burial will follow in the Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Michael, Kevin and Mike Hatfield, Danny Hurst, Gary Sherlin and Andy Parker. Coffey Funeral Home in charge. LEACH, HORACE - age 72 of Speedwell, passed away Sunday February 18, 2007 at the Fort Sanders Regional Center. Funeral service will be 8 pm Wednesday, February 21 in Martin Wilson Chapel with Pastor Don Allen and Pastor Roger Leach officiating. Internet will be 1 pm Thursday in Leach Family Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 pm Wednesday night before funeral service. Martin Wilson Funeral Home of LaFollette is in charge of arrangements. TAPP, ROY HALL - age 74, went to his Heavenly home Saturday, February 17, 2007 at the home of his loving and devoted sister Edna West, to join his parents, Lewis and Zelphia Tapp. Member of Atkins Baptist Church. Retired from Vulcan Materials Co. and Hallsdale Powell Utility. Board member of Sharps Chapel Volunteer Fire Dept. Preceded in death by: sisters, Hazel, Hallie, Liddie, Tilda, Marie and Elsie; brother, Bill; father-in-law, Willie McMillan; God Parents, Jim and Zollie Kidwell. Survivors: loving wife of 38 Years, Karen; daughter and son-in-law, Valerie and Doug Capps; son and daughter-in-law, Aaron and Alicia Tapp; grandchildren, Brittany, Kaila and Hunter; sister and brother-in-law, Edna and Bennie West; brother and sister-in- law, Harley and Lillian Tapp; special mother-in-law, Stella McMillan; sisters and brothers-in-law, Jeanette and Wayne Raby, Kathy and Curtis Shoemaker, Bill, Jerry, Jack, Gene and Tim McMillan, Vaughn Carpenter, Asie Rogers and Johnny Reddy; God sisters, Geraldine, Christine, Charlene, Judy, Betty Sue, Maude, Vandy, Susan and Marlene; God brother, Buddy; a host of family and friends whom he dearly loved. Special friends and caregivers Betty Harrell, Kathy Hatmaker, Dwayne Beeler and Greg Sharp. Service 8 pm Tuesday, Mynatt Funeral Home Halls Chapel, Rev. Jerry Vittatoe and Rev. Greg Sharp officiating. Family and friends will meet at the Funeral Home 9:30 am Wednesday to proceed to Haun Cemetery for a graveside service at 11 am. Honorary Pallbearers: members of Sharps Chapel Volunteer Fire Department, Employees of Hallsdale Powell Utility and Friends at Lost Creek Campground. Pallbearers: Wayne Raby, Curtis Shoemaker, Dwayne Beeler, Homer Effler, Burl Weaver and A. L. Turpin. The family will receive friends 6 to 8 pm Tuesday at Mynatt Funeral Home Halls Chapel. www.mynattfh.com. =========================================== SUPPORT OUR TROOPS---FLY THE FLAG "Genealogy is like playing hide and seek. They hide I seek!!! Searching: BYRGE/BUNCH/DAUGHERTY/DUNCAN/KENNEDY/ PATTERSON/PHILLIPS/SEIBER/TACKETT/WARD

>From the Knoxville News Sentinel 19 Feb 2007 DAVIS, MR. JOE N. - age 75, was born March 27, 1931 and passed away at his home on February 17, 2007 in the Lone Mountain Community where he owned and operated Davis Auto Parts for over 35 years. He recently professed his faith in Christ. He enjoyed spending time on his farm and working with his cattle and spending time with his family. He was preceded in death by: his son, David Davis I; parents, Sterley Davis and Josie Jordan Davis; sisters, Helen & Lucy Ann Davis and Evelyn Graves. He will be greatly missed by his children: son, Gary Joe Davis; daughter, Robin Thompson and husband Benny; grandchildren, Jeremy Davis and Chezlie, Diana Mabe and Junior, Christina Davis, David Davis, II and Sara, Joshua Holt and Jennifer, Jacob and Joseph Holt, Riley Thompson; great grandchildren, Rylie and Trace Davis, Bryan and Matthew Loop, Wesley Edds, Gabrielle Anderson and Tyler Holt; special friend and companion of 17 years, Norma Lee of Middlesboro, KY; special friend to Joe and his family, Dona Bunch McConnell; brothers, Ralph Davis, Frank Davis and Anne; sisters, Estelle Shillings, Nancy Weaver and Charles, Martha Powers; a host of nieces, nephews and longtime friends. The family will receive friends from 5 until 9 pm Monday night, February 19, 2007 at the Coffey Funeral Home in Tazewell. Funeral service 2:00 p.m. Tuesday in the Coffey Funeral Home Chapel. Burial in the Jennings Cemetery. Ministers: Rev. Lonnie Douglas Dalton, Rev. Lawrence Fultz and Rev. Bill Duncan. Singers: Lone Holly Church Choir and The Coffey Sisters. Pallbearers: David Jordan, Keith Good, Brian Bennett, Buffin Lewis, Bill Evans, Jimmy Stanifer. Honorary pallbearers: Hobart Bunch, Jack Sexton, Dan Campbell, Eldon Higginbotham, Glenn Bowlin, Floyd Liford, Harold Singleton. Coffey Funeral Home in charge. =========================================== SUPPORT OUR TROOPS---FLY THE FLAG "Genealogy is like playing hide and seek. They hide I seek!!! Searching: BYRGE/BUNCH/DAUGHERTY/DUNCAN/KENNEDY/ PATTERSON/PHILLIPS/SEIBER/TACKETT/WARD

I'm going through my old files cleaning out and cleaning up, and I found something very interesting. Unfortunately it does not pertain to my family. It is a head right application dates in 1906 and I'll put the info together as best I can here, but there are lots of indian names in it and I'm not transcribing exactly, just extracting. Applicant George F. Barbard in McElhany Missouri, Newton Co., Mo. Born Claiborne Co, T. Tn March 14 1850. By what right to you claim? - As a son of Sterling Jefferson barbard who was a son of Betsy Ann barnard whose maiden name was Betsy Ann Griffin who was of cherokee blood. Marr/spoiuses name? Yes - Senora Barbard English and Indian names of Parents - Sterling Jeffeerson Barnard (none - no Indian name) Nancy Mason barnard (none) Nancy Mason (maiden name) Where parents born? Claiborn Co Tn. Where did they reside in 1851? Claiborne Co., Tn. Dates of death of parents. Father April 19 1872, mother is living Were they enrolled for annuities, land or other benefits? If enrolled at Talaquah Cherokee Nation. Your brothers and sisters: Joseph A. Barnard b March 6 1848 living Robert L.C. Barnard b June 11 1858 living Mary E. Brooks b Dec 13 1858 living Sally Ann Harrison b Dec 2 1861 living Louisa Harrison b Feb 6 1846 living English and Indian names of grandparents, both sides John Barnard Betsy Ann Griffin John Mason Elizabeth Mason (Moore maiden name) Where did they reside in 1851? Born and died in Cl Co. Tn. Names, dates and places of residence of all of their children: George Barbard died abt 1850 (researcher has a note that this does not jibe with popular belief) Sally Berry m Chesley West and second John West Rebeccca Legeer - If living, in Knox Co Ky Sterling Jefferson died April 1872 Louisa Condry - died about 1878 Have you ever been enrolled? Made application and proofs in 1895 and have been told that ia and a family were enrolled as Cherokees. Part of an attached letter from G.F. Barnard (note that I do not have the letter - I am just typing what is written): My grandmother was a Cherokee woman her maiden name was Betsy Ann Griffin. In the dialect it means "we rest here". Whether this is correct I cannot say. My grandfather was a frenchman and my grandfather and grandmother have been dead nearly 130 years, some 60 years before I was born. A smart man with more of a blunt mind, my father was born in the year 1818 Nov 8 and died Ap[ril 19 1872. I have been told we hve relatives among the full bloods indians by this name, Sunmayseth, Read bird, Gritts, Kyle, Standing in Water. I cannot say to my own knowledge how ths is but I do know that we hve the blood in our own veins if we have any I have children that looks to be almost half breed. My father ws left an orpahn withen very young his father and mother both died when he was only 5-7 years and then he was brought up by different families which gave him a poor chance to have a good knowledge of his ancestors. My father never lived among the tribe. From this we reason he had accumilated untill he was very welthy when the war broke out in 1861 bu then he lost all of his welth by the war. Note, when Louisa barbard Condry made her application they put the name Barnett instead of Barnard. Appl no 14359 Joe's apl no ws 14360 >From letter of Robert L. C. Barnard application: I am 52 years of age and was born in the old Cherokee nation in E. Tn in Claiborne Co. I claim Cherokee blood through my father Sterling J. barnard. He never received any Indian money from the government and I have never received any. My father came out west to the Cherokee nation in 1869. My father was not a Cherokee allotee and I have never gotten a allotmene from the Dawes Commission. I first heard of my Indian blood as far back as I can remember. My father and mtoehr told me of my Indian blood. The darkies owned bymy father always called me an Indian and it made me mad. I do not think my father ever lived with the Indians a sa member of the tribe. I do not know if my father was a voter. Ihave always voted. My father did not speak the Cherokee language much. I never say my father's parnets. My father's mother lived in Hancock Co. Tn. Letter by Louisa Barbard Condry's son and daughter: 1. My mother Louisa /Condry was never enrolled fo the reason that she was in Tna nd never came to the Cherokee Nation. 4. My great-grandfather on my mother's die was Ta-le-ske-ske or Griffin and my grandfather on my mother's side was Tahla-che-ca or Griffin in English and my grnadmother's name husbadn of Tahla-che-ca was Chaw-ow-ker. If my mother waso n the roll it was a Louisa Ross, daughter of Andy Ross. 6. Daniel Griffin the son of Ta-le-ske-ske my great uncle was the only one of the family who came to the Cherokee Nation with the Old Settlers. My name is Sarah harrell age 60 years. Live in Rogers Co., came from Mo. 50 years ago. Roberta's note - I don't know what happened ot the other numbers above. I just types what I have pretty much word for word. I checked my files and this Sarah Harrell is Sarah Jane Condry wife of William O.B. Harrell born in 1848 son of James Roadman Harrell and Martha Cardwell. I truly hope this info helps someone. On another paper, I found the following application numbers: Robert L.C Barnard 3753 Louisa barnard harrison 10283 - also see 8683-4050 Sterling Condrey (Sally Barnard Condrey's son) 8664-8683 George F. Barnard 14359 Joseph A. Barnard 14360 Roberta Estes

William Norris was married to Martha Estes in Claiborne Co., Tn. around 1900. She died in January 1911 leaving him with 4 children, Jesse b about 1902, Otis b abt 1904, Etta b abt 1905 and Glen b abt 1908. In 1920 I find him in Union County having remarried to a Nora apparently not long after his wife's death. They had additional children. Does anyone know what happened to this family. I cannot find them in the 1930 census. Bobbi Estes

Hi List Group.. Does anyone have any information on the identification of George HOOVER, whose will is shown below. He died in Campbell County, Tn, but I suspect he was originally from LEE County, VA. Thanks Steve Smith -------------- > CAMPBELL County Courthouse > CAMPBELL County, TENNESSEE > Jacksboro, Tennessee > Will Book 6; 1807-1841 > March 14, 1817 > > ----------------------- > > This is My Last Will and Testament as follows: My Trusty friend, my wife > Nancy HOOVER, my lawful heir of Eighteen Hundred Dollars with full power > in the law as my lawful heir of Eighteen Hundred Dollars with full Power > in the law as my heir Nancy HOOVER and make use of the same Estate above > mentioned from any person or persons whatsoever to make use and dispose of > the same as my > lawful heir from the claim of any person whatsoever. > In Testimony of same I, George HOOVER, hath set my hand and affixed my > seal > this day and year above written. > (Signed) George (X) HOOVER > Witnesses Present: Test > (Signed) Joseph Morgan and Stephen (X) Martin > > 1817 Juse Session of the CAMPBELL County Court > The Last Will and Testament of George HOOVER, Deceased, was proved in open > court by the oaths of Joseph MORGAN and Stephen MARTIN, the subscribing > witnesses thereon and was thereupon ordered to be recorded at full length. > > NOTE: AFTER THE DEMISE OF George HOOVER, Nancy HOOVER married Frederick > SMITH in CAMPBELL County, TN. This marriage ended in DIVORCE: > > Divorce Proceedings > State Archives of Tennessee > > Petition for Divorce by Frederick SMITH: > > To the Honorable the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee now in > session. Your petitioner Fredrick SMITH a citizen of CAMPBELL County and > State of Tennessee humbly representing states to your honorable body that > about ten years the 24th of July last he was married to Nancy HOOVER who > at that time was a Widdow and had lived in CAMPBELL County for some years > previous to there intermariage. Your Petitioner states that at the time he > was married to said Nancy then HOOVER but now SMITH that he was young and > now much experienced in the affairs of the world that the motives which > induced him to marry were entirely honorable and such as does or ought to > govern all young men in making contracts of such importance your > petitioner states that he lived with his wife Nancy about three years > before the imoral practices of which he is now satisfied made themselves > to manifest as to induce your petitioner to think of leaving her, but > unwilling to expose the improprities of a person that was his lawful wife > before bore showing any more disatisfaction than he could well help, > believing she would eventually do better for the space of four years more > but contrary to the expectations > of your petioner in stead of his wife's reforming she dayly grew worse and > became bolder more hardened and less disposed to act with propiety that > she had bean so much so that your petitioner caught her in the woods with > another man twist before your petitioner concluded to leave her, but a few > daus after the last time he caught her with another man he resolved to > leave his said wife, believing from the languge she used to your > petitioner when > he caught her that there was no longer any reason to suppose she would > reform she stated to your petitioner "that he had caught her but htat she > had bean with the man with whom she was caught and would be again." Your > petitioner states that after the before mentioned conduct of his wfie he > left her for a few months and from her solicitations and professiones he > attempted again to live with her but before he had lived but a little > while > with her he caught her at the same improper conduct with other men, thus > was your petitioner harassed and bedeviled with his said wife for some > months, some times trying to live with her and sometimes apart, until he > concluded > to apply; to the correct court of CAMPBELL County for a divorce and when > his said wife understood that your petitioner had made application for a > divorce she came to your petitioner and pledged her self that she would do > better so strongly together with the entreaties of other persons that your > petitioner desisted from trying to get a divorce and concluded to try once > more to live > with her but by the time your petitoner had lived six or seven months with > her he discovered that she was farther gone in vice that before so much so > that the two last nites before your petitioner left her the last time his > said wife Nancy SMITH had the hardihood to lay all nite in the same bed > with a man of the name Samuel CRABTREE in the house of your petitioner and > in his presence your petitioner would beg leave further to state to your > honorable body that his said wife is now living in open and notorious > loodness in this county with the aforesaid Samuel CRABTREE is her own > sisters son and that on > indictment has bean found against them for so livng and they refuse to be > taken. The premises considered your petitioner prays your honorable body > to take into consideration the distressed situation of your petitioner and > relive him from his wife who has been such a severe scorge and aflictin to > him, for these ten years last past by passing a law divorcing him from the > aforesaid Nancy SMITH and as in duty bound he will ever pray, etc. > (signed ) > Frederick SMITH > > State of Tennessee - CAMPBELL County - September 11, 1827 > This day the above named Fredrick SMITH appeared before me John PHILLIPS > an Acting Justice of the Peace for CAMPBELL County and made oath on the > Holy Evangelist of Almight God that the facts stated in the foregoing > petition for a divorce of his own knowledge are true and those of the > knowledge of others he believes to be true. > (signed) John > Phillips > > Justice of the Peace > > Petition of Frederick SMITH for a Divorce. Committee on Divorce.Reported > Reasonable. > (signed) Gray > Garrett, Chairman of hte Commission on Divorces. > > 22 October, 1827 > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNCLAIBO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Pam with comcast taking over adelphia this week, I did not receive an address to send check to Dusti. Please send an adress if possible. thanks "Jack" ----- Original Message ----- From: <VevaBailey@aol.com> To: <PBurne1063@aol.com> Cc: <TNCLAIBO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 12, 2007 5:44 PM Subject: Re: [TNCLAIBO] From the List Manager, please read........ > Pam, my sister, Julia, has several online newsletters, she said she would > put > that letter in her newsletters. > That way Dusti and family get alot of help. > Veva Bailey > > > > > In a message dated 2/12/2007 8:55:29 AM Pacific Standard Time, > inezburr@adelphia.net writes: > Pam, please forward article so I will know how to help. Thanks, Cousin > Inez > "Jack" > > > > > ---- PBurne1063@aol.com wrote: >> Dear Cousins, >> >> I'm writing you tonight to ask for your help. Eileen Myers (Dusti) who >> is >> our webmistress for the Claiborne County Pioneer Project >> (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccpp/pioneer/index.htm) has >> lost > everything she owns in a >> house fire. The house burned down to the ground and every car she owned >> as >> well. There was NO insurance on anything. Her husband is very ill as >> well > and >> is on the donor list for a bone marrow transplant. When it rains it >> pours! >> >> I'm asking for your help especially if you're connected to the Lynch >> family >> which is Dusti's family, to help Dusti rebuild all her genealogy files, >> pictures, etc. If you'll be so generous to share these things with her, >> I > will >> collect them for her and put everything on CD for her to have when she's > ready for >> it. >> >> Dusti is one of the people who cheered me on 11 years or so ago to start > this >> list. And I'm the one who got her hooked up with Denny and Marla >> Brubaker >> years back to get all the Pioneer Project Index online for us all. She's > helped >> boost that Project in unbelieveable ways. I think before we went online > with >> it Denny and Marla had 30,000 or there abouts people in their database. > Now >> we have about 100,000 Pioneers of Claiborne County in the database. And >> 188,000 plus hits on the website of people who have benefited from Denny > and >> Marla's hardwork but from Dusti's as well. >> >> If you have any Lynch info you'd like to contribute please send it >> directly >> to me and I'll burn however many CD's I have to for her. >> >> And if you'd like to help Dusti in some other way I'd be happy to send >> you >> the newspaper article and some info on how to help her if that's your > desire. >> >> Warmest Regards, >> >> Pam >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNCLAIBO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the > body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNCLAIBO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the > body of the message > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNCLAIBO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >