Searching for tom Widner Born 1896 in Tennessee Died March 9, 1939 Letcher County Kentucky. Spouse Maude Boggs. His Parents are said to be Andy and Mag Widner on Marriage Record in Wise County Virginia. Would Love to Find Obit and anything I can on the Parents . If anyone can help me Iwould be greatly appreciated. I am doing mu Husbands Family Tree For Christmas and it would be a Great Find for the thanks for any Help advise or Obits. Good luck on your Search and God Bless all This is the only Iformation that I have.

Hello Listers, If anyone has any information on Thomas Rosencrantz Allen and/or Rosa Coffey Allen b 1863 d c 1902 in Bean Station, Grainger Co., TN, please contact me. Their known children were: Doshea, Olly, Jane, Ella Eudora, William M., Alice, Minnie, and Enos/Enoch. VA,NC,TN,KY:COFFEY-COLLINS-HICKS-JORDAN-PERRY-RUSSELL/SC AL: McCOOL-MILLS-SEGREST-THRASHER-WOOD Sheri K. in Tennessee sheri.kelly@yahoo.com "Genealogy is Perpetual!" --------------------------------- Access over 1 million songs - Yahoo! Music Unlimited.

Muster Roll of a Company of Volunteer Infantry Commanded by Capt. William Hamilton of the E. T. Volunteers commencing of the 12th of October 1813 & ending on second Feby 1814 Inclusive under the Command of Colonel William Lillard of Cocke County East Tennessee. Name Rank When entered For What Names Present Remarks into service Period 1 Hamilton, William Capt. 12th of Oct. Three Months Hamilton, William Elected on the 12th of October 1813 2 Baker, William 1st. Lieut. " " " " Baker, William Ditto " " " " ditto ditto 3 Botts, Seth 2nd. Lieut. " " " " Botts, Seth Ditto " " " " ditto ditto 4 Condon, William 3rd. Lieut. " " " " Condon, William Ditto " " " " ditto ditto 5 Hunter, Joseph Ensign " " " " Hunter, Joseph Ditto " " " " ditto ditto 6 Ford, Micajah 1st. Sarg't " " " " Ford, Micajah 7 Jones, Elijah 2nd ditto " " " " Jones, Elijah 8 Bunch, David 3rd ditto " " " " Bunch, David 9 Harrison, Daniel 4th ditto " " " " Harrison, Daniel 10 Williams, Silas 1st Corp'l " " " " Williams, Silas 11 Dunn, Francis 2nd Corp'l " " " " Dunn, Francis 12 Botts, Thomas 3rd Corp'l " " " " Botts, Thomas 13 Collinsworth, Coventon Fifer " " " " Collinsworth, Coventon Fifer 14 Hurst, Thompson drummer " " " " Hurst, Thompson Drummer 15 Bowlinger, Frederick Armorer " " " " Bowlinger, Frederick Armorer 16 Vanbebber, James ditto " " " " Vanbebber, James Armorer 17 Ashby, Edward Private " " " " Ashby, Edward 18 Anderson, David " " " " " Anderson, David 19 Bishop, Jonathan " " " " " Bishop, Jonathan Join'd at Camp Williams 24th Oct'r 1813 20 Bishop, Elijah " " " " " Bishop, Elijah 21 Branson, Joab " " " " " Branson, Joab 22 Bunch, William " " " " " Bunch, William 23 Bunch, John " " " " " Bunch, John 24 Barnet, Lewis " " " " " Barnet, Lewis Never came into Camp 25 Brooks, George " " " " " Brooks, George 26 Collins, David " " " " " Collins, David 27 Collins, Elijah " " " " " Collins, Elijah 28 Cotton, Peter " " " " " Cotton, Peter 29 Cotton, John " " " " " Cotton, John 30 Cain, Jessee " " " " " Cain, Jessee strother(?) 31 Carnes, Levi " " " " " Carnes, Levi Volunteer'd for services for 20 days at Fort 32 Collinsworth, John " " " " " Collinsworth, John 33 Cloud, Jacob " " " " " Cloud, Jacob County ?? 24'th of Oct'r 1813 at Camp Williams 34 Collins, Samuel " " " " " Collins, Samuel Substitute for James House of Washington 35 Dever, Jessee " " " " " Dever, Jessee Never came into Camp 36 Doherty, John " " " " " Doherty, John 37 Dobbs, Thomas " " " " " Dobbs, Thomas 38 Davidson, Joshua " " " " " Davidson, Joshua & substitute Join's at Camp Williams 24th October 1813 himself in the ?? Infantry the 12'th October 1813. Substitute for Martin Miller who ??? 39 Evans, Cornelius " " " " " Evans, Cornelius Left at ??? 8th Dec'r 1813 40 Eddington, John " " " " " Eddington, John 41 English, Stephen " " " " " English, Stephen 42 Evans, Dennis " " " " " Evans, Dennis Left at Armstrong 8th Dec'r. 1813 43 Fergason, Larkin " " " " " Fergason, Larkin 44 Foster, Mark " " " " " Foster, Mark Join'd 24'th October 1819 at Camp Williams 45 Giddins, William " " " " " Giddins, William 46 Giddins, Edward " " " " " Giddins, Edward 47 Harper, Reuben " " " " " Harper, Reuben 48 Hopson, John " " " " " Hopson, John 49 Hopkins, George " " " " " Hopkins, George 50 Hunter, Henry, Senr. " " " " " Hunter, Henry, Senr. Wagon Guard, --- Left at Armstrong 13'th dec'r. 1813 as ?? 51 Hunter, Henry, Junr. " " " " " Hunter, Henry, Junr. Wagon Guard ??? ???? 52 Hains, John " " " " " Hains, John Substitute for ??? Srowder (?) 53 Hopson, James " " " " " Hopson, James Substitute for Matthew(?) ??llions? 54 Hains, Daniel " " " " " Hains, Daniel 55 Henderson, William " " " " " Henderson, William 56 Hurst, Daniel " " " " " Hurst, Daniel Never came into Camp 57 Jones, Mark " " " " " Jones, Mark 58 Jones, John " " " " " Jones, John Left at Armstrong 8'th Dec'r. 1813 59 Kirk, Thomas " " " " " Kirk, Thomas Left at the Look out as Guard 60 Lemmons, Levi " " " " " Lemmons, Levi 61 Lawson, Nathan " " " " " Lawson, Nathan 62 Lewis, Solomon " " " " " Lewis, Solomon 63 Lynch, David " " " " " Lynch, David 64 Lewis, William " " " " " Lewis, William 65 Liford, John " " " " " Liford, John 66 Mourning, Joseph " " " " " Mourning, Joseph 67 Morris, Allen " " " " " Morris, Allen 68 Moor, Richard " " " " " Moor, Richard 69 McCulla, William " " " " " McCulla, William Left at Armstrong 8'th Dec'r. 1813 70 Moor, Jonas " " " " " Moor, Jonas 71 Morgan, William " " " " " Morgan, William 72 Mitchell, Robert " " " " " Mitchell, Robert Deserted 19'th of Oct'r, 1813 73 Noel, Alfred " " " " " Noel, Alfred Left at Armstrong 8'th Dec'r. 1813 74 Owens, Elijah " " " " " Owens, Elijah 75 Posey, David C. " " " " " Posey, David C. 76 Philips, John " " " " " Philips, John Left at Armstrong 8'th Dec'r. 1813 77 Pain, Henry " " " " " Pain, Henry Left at Armstrong 8'th Dec'r. 1813 78 Pogue, Reuben " " " " " Pogue, Reuben Substitute for Luke Perry 79 Right, David " " " " " Right, David 80 Right, Reason " " " " " Right, Reason 81 Rodgers, Thomas " " " " " Rodgers, Thomas 82 Rice, Stephen " " " " " Rice, Stephen 83 Rowark, David " " " " " Rowark, David Left at Armstrong 8'th Dec'r. 1813 ---at the Lookout of guard 84 Rice, John " " " " " Rice, John Substitute for William Hunter and ---Left at Armstrong as Waggon Guard 85 Smith, William " " " " " Smith, William 86 Sharp, George " " " " " Sharp, George 87 Sharp, Martin " " " " " Sharp, Martin 88 Sharp, Powell " " " " " Sharp, Powell ???? 89 Sumpter, John " " " " " Sumpter, John ??? 90 Sumpter, Henry " " " " " Sumpter, Henry Join'd at Camp Williams Oct'r 24, 1813 91 Sumpter, Benjamin " " " " " Sumpter, Benjamin 92 Vanbebber, Isaac " " " " " Vanbebber, Isaac 93 Vanbebber, Jacob " " " " " Vanbebber, Jacob 94 Weaver, James " " " " " Weaver, James Left at Armstrong 8'th Dec'r, 1813 95 Williams, James " " " " " Williams, James Left at the Look out as Guard

I am going to try to copy and paste an Excel spread sheet here. It is a list of men that I typed from a long muster roll sheet of Colonel William Lillard of Cocke County, Tennessee. He formed a company of men under the command of Captain William Hamilton and I believe most, if not all, of these men were from Claiborne County. If you don't get a good listing, or if it a jumbled up list, privately email me and I can forward to you as an Excel sheet attachment. Hope this helps someone. If you find your ancester here then you may want to inquire about any pension files that may be on file at the National Archives. Happy reading, Steve Smith Muster Roll of a Company of Volunteer Infantry Commanded by Capt. William Hamilton of the E. T. Volunteers commencing of the 12th of October 1813 & ending on second Feby 1814 Inclusive under the Command of Colonel William Lillard of Cocke County East Tennessee. Name Rank When entered For What Names Present Remarks into service Period 1 Hamilton, William Capt. 12th of Oct. Three Months Hamilton, William Elected on the 12th of October 1813 2 Baker, William 1st. Lieut. " " " " Baker, William Ditto " " " " ditto ditto 3 Botts, Seth 2nd. Lieut. " " " " Botts, Seth Ditto " " " " ditto ditto 4 Condon, William 3rd. Lieut. " " " " Condon, William Ditto " " " " ditto ditto 5 Hunter, Joseph Ensign " " " " Hunter, Joseph Ditto " " " " ditto ditto 6 Ford, Micajah 1st. Sarg't " " " " Ford, Micajah 7 Jones, Elijah 2nd ditto " " " " Jones, Elijah 8 Bunch, David 3rd ditto " " " " Bunch, David 9 Harrison, Daniel 4th ditto " " " " Harrison, Daniel 10 Williams, Silas 1st Corp'l " " " " Williams, Silas 11 Dunn, Francis 2nd Corp'l " " " " Dunn, Francis 12 Botts, Thomas 3rd Corp'l " " " " Botts, Thomas 13 Collinsworth, Coventon Fifer " " " " Collinsworth, Coventon Fifer 14 Hurst, Thompson drummer " " " " Hurst, Thompson Drummer 15 Bowlinger, Frederick Armorer " " " " Bowlinger, Frederick Armorer 16 Vanbebber, James ditto " " " " Vanbebber, James Armorer 17 Ashby, Edward Private " " " " Ashby, Edward 18 Anderson, David " " " " " Anderson, David 19 Bishop, Jonathan " " " " " Bishop, Jonathan Join'd at Camp Williams 24th Oct'r 1813 20 Bishop, Elijah " " " " " Bishop, Elijah 21 Branson, Joab " " " " " Branson, Joab 22 Bunch, William " " " " " Bunch, William 23 Bunch, John " " " " " Bunch, John 24 Barnet, Lewis " " " " " Barnet, Lewis Never came into Camp 25 Brooks, George " " " " " Brooks, George 26 Collins, David " " " " " Collins, David 27 Collins, Elijah " " " " " Collins, Elijah 28 Cotton, Peter " " " " " Cotton, Peter 29 Cotton, John " " " " " Cotton, John 30 Cain, Jessee " " " " " Cain, Jessee strother(?) 31 Carnes, Levi " " " " " Carnes, Levi Volunteer'd for services for 20 days at Fort 32 Collinsworth, John " " " " " Collinsworth, John 33 Cloud, Jacob " " " " " Cloud, Jacob County ?? 24'th of Oct'r 1813 at Camp Williams 34 Collins, Samuel " " " " " Collins, Samuel Substitute for James House of Washington 35 Dever, Jessee " " " " " Dever, Jessee Never came into Camp 36 Doherty, John " " " " " Doherty, John 37 Dobbs, Thomas " " " " " Dobbs, Thomas 38 Davidson, Joshua " " " " " Davidson, Joshua & substitute Join's at Camp Williams 24th October 1813 himself in the ?? Infantry the 12'th October 1813. Substitute for Martin Miller who ??? 39 Evans, Cornelius " " " " " Evans, Cornelius Left at ??? 8th Dec'r 1813 40 Eddington, John " " " " " Eddington, John 41 English, Stephen " " " " " English, Stephen 42 Evans, Dennis " " " " " Evans, Dennis Left at Armstrong 8th Dec'r. 1813 43 Fergason, Larkin " " " " " Fergason, Larkin 44 Foster, Mark " " " " " Foster, Mark Join'd 24'th October 1819 at Camp Williams 45 Giddins, William " " " " " Giddins, William 46 Giddins, Edward " " " " " Giddins, Edward 47 Harper, Reuben " " " " " Harper, Reuben 48 Hopson, John " " " " " Hopson, John 49 Hopkins, George " " " " " Hopkins, George 50 Hunter, Henry, Senr. " " " " " Hunter, Henry, Senr. Wagon Guard, --- Left at Armstrong 13'th dec'r. 1813 as ?? 51 Hunter, Henry, Junr. " " " " " Hunter, Henry, Junr. Wagon Guard ??? ???? 52 Hains, John " " " " " Hains, John Substitute for ??? Srowder (?) 53 Hopson, James " " " " " Hopson, James Substitute for Matthew(?) ??llions? 54 Hains, Daniel " " " " " Hains, Daniel 55 Henderson, William " " " " " Henderson, William 56 Hurst, Daniel " " " " " Hurst, Daniel Never came into Camp 57 Jones, Mark " " " " " Jones, Mark 58 Jones, John " " " " " Jones, John Left at Armstrong 8'th Dec'r. 1813 59 Kirk, Thomas " " " " " Kirk, Thomas Left at the Look out as Guard 60 Lemmons, Levi " " " " " Lemmons, Levi 61 Lawson, Nathan " " " " " Lawson, Nathan 62 Lewis, Solomon " " " " " Lewis, Solomon 63 Lynch, David " " " " " Lynch, David 64 Lewis, William " " " " " Lewis, William 65 Liford, John " " " " " Liford, John 66 Mourning, Joseph " " " " " Mourning, Joseph 67 Morris, Allen " " " " " Morris, Allen 68 Moor, Richard " " " " " Moor, Richard 69 McCulla, William " " " " " McCulla, William Left at Armstrong 8'th Dec'r. 1813 70 Moor, Jonas " " " " " Moor, Jonas 71 Morgan, William " " " " " Morgan, William 72 Mitchell, Robert " " " " " Mitchell, Robert Deserted 19'th of Oct'r, 1813 73 Noel, Alfred " " " " " Noel, Alfred Left at Armstrong 8'th Dec'r. 1813 74 Owens, Elijah " " " " " Owens, Elijah 75 Posey, David C. " " " " " Posey, David C. 76 Philips, John " " " " " Philips, John Left at Armstrong 8'th Dec'r. 1813 77 Pain, Henry " " " " " Pain, Henry Left at Armstrong 8'th Dec'r. 1813 78 Pogue, Reuben " " " " " Pogue, Reuben Substitute for Luke Perry 79 Right, David " " " " " Right, David 80 Right, Reason " " " " " Right, Reason 81 Rodgers, Thomas " " " " " Rodgers, Thomas 82 Rice, Stephen " " " " " Rice, Stephen 83 Rowark, David " " " " " Rowark, David Left at Armstrong 8'th Dec'r. 1813 ---at the Lookout of guard 84 Rice, John " " " " " Rice, John Substitute for William Hunter and ---Left at Armstrong as Waggon Guard 85 Smith, William " " " " " Smith, William 86 Sharp, George " " " " " Sharp, George 87 Sharp, Martin " " " " " Sharp, Martin 88 Sharp, Powell " " " " " Sharp, Powell ???? 89 Sumpter, John " " " " " Sumpter, John ??? 90 Sumpter, Henry " " " " " Sumpter, Henry Join'd at Camp Williams Oct'r 24, 1813 91 Sumpter, Benjamin " " " " " Sumpter, Benjamin 92 Vanbebber, Isaac " " " " " Vanbebber, Isaac 93 Vanbebber, Jacob " " " " " Vanbebber, Jacob 94 Weaver, James " " " " " Weaver, James Left at Armstrong 8'th Dec'r, 1813 95 Williams, James " " " " " Williams, James Left at the Look out as Guard

I apologize that I haven't finished all the Botetourt County Marriage lookups this week. I have had a very busy week at work and working long hours. Just got home for the day and am going to relax a bit. I promise I will get to you all and if you don't hear from me this week, please write me back for I may have overlooked you. I'm sure I will have some information for some of you, so just be patient with me. Thanks so much. Steve Smith

To everyone that has purchased Claiborne Co Book and other books. Our move is taking place if you are going to place a order send to the new address Mark Treadway p.o. box 705 Tazewell Tn 37879. The web page will not show this till I get the house done not enough time to get it updated. Mark

>From The Knoxville News Sentinel 9 Nov 2006 RICE, MARY LYNN - Praise and honor to the Lord Jesus for 85 years of life for Mary Lynn Rice, our loving, strong and brave mother who succumbed to death Sunday morning, November 5, 2006. She was born March 13, 1921, in Claiborne County and lived most of her life in Harragate, TN. She is survived by her son, Robert Alan Rice, MD; granddaughter, Katherine Rice; 2 daughters, Glenna R. Herron and Lisa Rice; also her sister, Ann Cabbage, and nephew, Richard Cabbage. Our prayer is for her life and death to further the glory of God. Arrangements by Cremation Options, Inc. (865) 6WE-CARE (693-2273)www.cremationoptionsinc.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

Can anyone on the list give me an idea of who to contact about publishing a book having to do with my husband's Claiborne County family? Since this is all new to me, I have no idea about how to go about publishing/printing. Thanks, Margaret _________________________________________________________________ Search from any Web page with powerful protection. Get the FREE Windows Live Toolbar Today! http://get.live.com/toolbar/overview

Does any Perry family have an family member that went by the name of Ott possible born around 1885-1890 Margaret

Steve, Could we have look-ups in the male book of Stapleton, Stebleton,and any other spelling variations of this surname. In the female book: look-ups for these surnames. Stapleton, Brown, Edwards, & Oney. Thanks so much for your help. Jean and Arion Cole

Steve, Would you mind looking for James Helton and Margaret or Peggy Chrisman/Crisman/Crismon? They may have been married about 1808 or 1809. Their first child was born in 1810. Or any Helton's and Chrisman's if possible. Thank you in advance. Jo Ann Clark Lufkin, Texas --------------------------------- Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail.

That explanation beats mine all to heck. LOL Steve knows his stuff, that's for sure. :-) Darrell ----- Original Message ----- From: Steve Smith To: Margfreemon@aol.com ; TNCLAIBO-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, November 06, 2006 10:58 AM Subject: Re: [TNCLAIBO] Botetout County Margaret, The significance of Botetourt County, Virginia in the late 1700's when it was formed is due to it's size. It covered Southwest Virginia, the southern half of what is now West Virginia, the state of Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, and half of Ohio. As time went along, of course, all these other states and counties formed from Botetourt. Dozens of counties in Virginia and West Virginia were carved from it, similar to it's northern adjacent sister county, Augusta. The marriages that survived in the early part are significant also in the location of the courthouse because it falls in the migration path for a lot of the settlers that eventually came to northeast Tennessee. The county today is in the north mid-section of the state and is in the Blue Ridge / Appalachian mountain region. It can easily be found by doing a search on the internet. Steve Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: <Margfreemon@aol.com> To: <TNCLAIBO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 06, 2006 9:18 AM Subject: [TNCLAIBO] Botetout County >I notice look ups for Botetout County where is that at any where near > Claiborne or Union County Tennessee. I don't see it on the map > Margaret > > ------------------------------- > 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 -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.13.28/518 - Release Date: 11/4/2006

Botetourt County (The correct spelling) is located in Virginia. My Waddle (That was the spelling way back when) family line came from the county, and settled in the South-Central Kentucky area. Darrell ----- Original Message ----- From: Margfreemon@aol.com To: TNCLAIBO-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, November 06, 2006 9:18 AM Subject: [TNCLAIBO] Botetout County I notice look ups for Botetout County where is that at any where near Claiborne or Union County Tennessee. I don't see it on the map Margaret ------------------------------- 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 -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.13.28/518 - Release Date: 11/4/2006

Margaret, The significance of Botetourt County, Virginia in the late 1700's when it was formed is due to it's size. It covered Southwest Virginia, the southern half of what is now West Virginia, the state of Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, and half of Ohio. As time went along, of course, all these other states and counties formed from Botetourt. Dozens of counties in Virginia and West Virginia were carved from it, similar to it's northern adjacent sister county, Augusta. The marriages that survived in the early part are significant also in the location of the courthouse because it falls in the migration path for a lot of the settlers that eventually came to northeast Tennessee. The county today is in the north mid-section of the state and is in the Blue Ridge / Appalachian mountain region. It can easily be found by doing a search on the internet. Steve Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: <Margfreemon@aol.com> To: <TNCLAIBO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 06, 2006 9:18 AM Subject: [TNCLAIBO] Botetout County >I notice look ups for Botetout County where is that at any where near > Claiborne or Union County Tennessee. I don't see it on the map > Margaret > > ------------------------------- > 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 notice look ups for Botetout County where is that at any where near Claiborne or Union County Tennessee. I don't see it on the map Margaret

List saw someone ask about SCOTT. anyone have a lady SCOTT possibly married to a SAMSON MOORE?. RAMSEY. a 2nnd cousin HAZEL WHITEAKER married a RAMSEY. my dad GAR MOORE in the 1920s-30s ran around with a LOUIS RAMSEY on the KY side of CUMBERLAND GAP Mountain. i'd like to know if HAZEL WHITEAKER RAMSEY's kids are still living. HAZEL's parents were HENRY % CARRIE MOLES WHITEAKER. their grandson doing this line. and would like to find a MOLES. thanks Ray. my home Counties are: CLAIBORNE, GRAINGER, HAWKINS, & KNOX in TN. visit my pages: http://tippytnn.topcities.com/moore508/moore.htm Main search is MOORE & all spelling variants. my main family lines are: MOORE - MAYES-- TOWNSLEY-- POWERS, --PERKINS -- RUSSELL -- mom's side: HUNDLEY--HUNLEY - MANIS--MANES or MANUS?. of HAWKINS Co.,TN. 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, MAYES tie ins: SHIPLEY, CRAVENS, VOWELL, ROSS-, SHIRLEY, LEWIS, PARKER, CHEATHAM?,MOORE & LEWIS. There are many more. the MAYES are pretty well covered. 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 divorced then moved to OR. married a HUGHES. a death certif in OR fits our AGNES. i have more info. our AGNES had kids. I'm would like info on a KNOX Co,TN MOORE & HARRINGTON lines. a GLADYS MOORE GRUBB. and her brother? BUD MOORE. these are for Friends: PECK,LAMBERT, MEADOWS, MOORE. & others. -- http://www.fastmail.fm - Or how I learned to stop worrying and love email again

Dee, Yes, I had seen this marriage before. Joseph Hamilton & Sally Damrel (sic), bonded 11 Mar, 1800; bondsman Ezekiel Williams; Christopher Damrel (sic) testified Sally is over 21. Do you know the relation of Joseph Hamilton to James Hamilton that married Elizabeth "Betsy" Wear? Joseph and Betsy Hamilton had a daughter named Sarah Parker Hamilton, born ca 1800. This Sarah was married to my ggg grandfather, Isaac Van Bebber, Sr., in 1839 in Claiborne County. They had one daughter that died young. I have some information somewhere in my notes on Christopher Dameron. There were other related marriages in this family. Let me know if you have other information on the Hamilton/Dameron families. Thanks Steve Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: "bme81" <ykva76@peoplepc.com> To: <smit5226@bellsouth.net> Sent: Sunday, November 05, 2006 10:17 PM Subject: Re: [TNCLAIBO] Will do Botetourt County Marriages Lookups; 1780-1853 > Steve, would you see if there is a Joseph Hamilton and Mary or Sarah > Dameron in the book? Thanks so much for your generous offer to do lookups. > Dee > > -----Original Message----- >>From: smit5226@bellsouth.net >>Sent: Nov 5, 2006 5:02 PM >>To: TNCLAIBO-L@rootsweb.com >>Subject: [TNCLAIBO] Will do Botetourt County Marriages Lookups; 1780-1853 >> >>I have a couple of volumes of marriage books here on my desk. The titles >>are Botetourt County Marriages, 1770-1853, Vols 1 and 2, by Vogt and >>Kethley. I can do a lookup for anyone with an ancestor in that county in >>that time period. Volume 1 is men and Volume 2 is women. At one time >>this county was very large and has had some 44 other counties carved from >>it since the creation of it in 1770 from the southern portion of Augusta >>County. >> >>Steve Smith >> >>------------------------------- >>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 > > > ________________________________________ > PeoplePC Online > A better way to Internet > http://www.peoplepc.com

Darrell, Hi. I show the following: David Waddle & Kesiah Dehart, bond 10 Jan 1786; bondsman William Wolley; Witness David May (clerk); Minister Edward Crawford (Presby.); married 31 Jan, 1786. William Waddle & Mary Gilkerson, bond 7 Jan, 1799; bondsman William Gilkerson who testified age of bride as over 21; witness William Hite; Minister Edward Mitchell (Methodist); list dated 26 Jan, 1799 Hope this helps. Steve Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: Darrell G. Waddell To: smit5226@bellsouth.net Sent: Sunday, November 05, 2006 9:22 PM Subject: Re: [TNCLAIBO] Will do Botetourt County Marriages Lookups; 1780-1853 Hello Steve, In your Botetourt County books, is there any way you could look up and send me any info in them regarding any Waddle surnames? Thanks! Darrell

Rosemary, Hi. I show the following Ramsey men: Samuel Ramsey & Elizabeth Allen, bond 24 Feb, 17u97; bondsman William McClenechan; Witness William P. Martin. Hugh Ramsy & Frances Shepherd, 21 Mar, 1803; daughter of Dubartis; bondsman David Shepherd who testified Frances is over 21. ---------------- Hope this helps. Steve Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: <Jefrobo@aol.com> To: <smit5226@bellsouth.net>; <TNCLAIBO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 05, 2006 9:04 PM Subject: Re: [TNCLAIBO] Will do Botetourt County Marriages Lookups; 1780-1853 > Steve, > Thank you for your generous offer to do lookups in your Botetourt County > books. > Would you please check for any Ramsey men who might have married there. > Thank you in advance, > Rosemary Ramsey Cox >

Phillip, Hi. I show marriages on the Horn female as: Anna Horn to Jesse Howell, 1804. Mary Horn & Jonathan Richison, 1816. Mary Horn & Henry Summers 1805. Rebecca Horn & William Vineyard 1811. John Horn & Nancy Sheets 1815. Jordan Horn & Rebecca Austin, 1833 William Horn & Nancy Harris, 1825. I show no Shuff's or Tussey's. Let me know if you want the particulars of any of the above HORN marriages. Although they are all after 1800, I can copy and send you the details if it helps. Steve Smith -------- ----- Original Message ----- From: Phillip Walker To: smit5226@bellsouth.net Sent: Sunday, November 05, 2006 8:05 PM Subject: Re: [TNCLAIBO] Will do Botetourt County Marriages Lookups; 1780-1853 Thanks for the offer. Do you show any Tussey, Shuff, or Horn marriages before 1800? There should be few if any. Thanks. On 11/5/06, smit5226@bellsouth.net <smit5226@bellsouth.net> wrote: I have a couple of volumes of marriage books here on my desk. The titles are Botetourt County Marriages, 1770-1853, Vols 1 and 2, by Vogt and Kethley. I can do a lookup for anyone with an ancestor in that county in that time period. Volume 1 is men and Volume 2 is women. At one time this county was very large and has had some 44 other counties carved from it since the creation of it in 1770 from the southern portion of Augusta County. Steve Smith ------------------------------- 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 -- Phillip A. Walker phillip.walker@gmail.com