Has anyone researched the lineage of Confederate Captain Calvin C. Brewer? I strongly suspect a connection to MY Howells of Grayson County, VA. Is this the Calvin C. Brewer, son of Russell Brewer and Nancy B. Tolliver who are buried at Trousdale Cemetery in Warren County? Is this the Nancy B. Tolliver Brewer born 1785 daughter of John Taliaferro/Toliver and Tabitha Howell, born 1765 Augusta/Montgomery County, Virginia, daughter of James Howell Sr. (c.1740-1820), who died Grayson County, Virginia? If so, there's a chance this old James Howell is the father of my ancestor Capt. George Howell Sr. who married Mary "Polly" Osborne, daughter of Enoch Osborne, of Grayson County, Virginia. A James Howell died about 1820 in Grayson County naming George Howell and Polly Osborne as heirs. Are the Tollivers of Tolliver's Pawn Shop descended from this same family of Tolivers? Thanks, Will Smith Hillsboro

Hello TN Coffee County list, I have a web site for you to check out concerning my TN Coffee Cty Lemmons who left abt 1899. The Thomas Richard Lemmons bunch were in Marshall County OK for sometime then headed to Bell County TX. The picture of William Isaac Lemmons bunch settled in Marshall County, Bryan County OK. These two were brothers,the father was Thomas William Lemmons B 1847 GA, D 1911, buried Westhill Cemetery, Sherman TX. The mother was Sally Gooden-Lemmons B 1846 D 1915 Sanger TX, all of Coffee Cty TN. Thomas R.Lemmons B 1874,Coffee Cty TN, D 1943 Bell Cty TX,Marr Mollie Todd 1893 Coffee Cty TN, William Isaac B 1869,D1949 Buried in Kingston cemetery, OK, marr Malindy Melvine Gilley 1890. Go to this web site to view pictures; http://www.rootsweb.com/~okbits/introduction/html Thank you Vicki rreynolds@pdq.net

Hi List, Below you will find a web site to view some Lemmons who came form Coffee county TN abt 1895. Some Lemmons stayed in Marshall County OK, others went to Bell county TX. You will find the photos of Thomas Richard Lemmons, his brother William Isaac Lemmons with dates, etc. Their father was Thomas William Lemmons buried in Westhill cemetery in Sherman TX, the mother was Sally Gooden-Lemmons, buried in Sanger cemetery in Sanger TX. Ms. Lemmons mother was a HOLT , her father was William Gooden of Coffee County TN. No doubt their are some descendants of this line who remained behind in Coffee county & are still there & know about this line.To view the pictures w/ info. please go to; http:///www.rootsweb.com/~okbits/introduction.html Thanks Vicki Reynolds rreynolds@pdq.net

GENEAHOLICS' SPOUSES GO TO THE DOGS by H. David Morrow Much has been written lately about the tragedy of addiction to genealogy. While one must pity those afflicted with this malady, their own disorientation pales when compared to that of those who must live with geneaholics. The geneaholic can seek counseling, can join a support group (often called a Society), and may soon even be able to get into a 12-step program. There is none of this for the spouse of a geneaholic. Night after night, male spouses must endure cold dinners, if there are any at all. They must do their own washing in order to have enough underwear to wear to work. Their beds are only rarely made and the sheets changed only when threadbare. If the spouse is older and has to make in-the-dark trips to the bathroom during the night, he or she must step carefully so as not to kick over a pile of papers. The real danger is slipping on a single piece of paper and breaking a hip. The spouse must endure interruptions of sporting events on TV in order to hear about the discovery of a relative who was "not in my direct line, but a sister of the cousin of the sixth child of my great-great-great-grandmother's third husband." Further, spouses are supposed to administer back rubs when the geneaholic has spent far too much time sitting in front of a keyboard and monitor. Spouses are also supposed to fix computer glitches that may arise from downloading megabytes of "relevant, relative" information. We are expected to drive to cemeteries, deliver film to and pick up pictures from the processor, make endless trips to the post office, take days off to visit obscure courthouses looking for sometimes elusive and mostly unreadable documents from the 1800s, and generally go to bed alone. There are, however, some upsides. The only real household chores I must do, besides cook my own dinner, are replace light bulbs in my wife's desk lamp and change cartridges in her printer. (We started using paper plates when the dishwasher and sink both were filled to capacity.) I haven't emptied the trash since I learned about the addiction. I get to spend quality time with my dog, who never regales me with stories about related horse thieves and murderers. I am considering starting a new organization called D.O.G.S., which stands for Despondents of Geneaholic Spouses. This is a good name because when the meeting notice comes, the mail person will think you are merely going to a group that appreciates dogs. The carrier won't, therefore, be able to inform all the neighbors that an addict lives on the block. Besides, when I don't give full attention to my wife's e-mail from a cousin she never knew she had, when I am not ecstatic over a new piece of information, and when I don't accept her invitation to spend hours in the library looking at census films, she thinks I'm a dog anyway. PERMISSION TO REPRINT articles from MISSING LINKS is granted unless stated otherwise, PROVIDED: (1) the reprint is not used for commercial purposes; and (2) this notice appears at the end of the reprint: Previously published in MISSING LINKS: Vol. 7, No. 8, 24 February 2002, and written by H. David Morrow, mailto:FuzzyGem@worldnet.att.net and http://www.petuniapress.com/ --- [This E-mail scanned for viruses at TNWEB LLC]

Several new Coffee Co. Queries have just been posted at...... http://www.cafes.net/jlewis/coffqry.htm -- Jess Lewis >> http://www.cafes.net/jlewis/ << >> http://www.cafes.net/jlewis/cannon.htm <<

The previous post from me, was a bit confusing, so I'll clean it up a bit and repost. It is from Ladye Jane Hunter.... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sad news! I had not heard from Maxine Reggio since she went into the hospital some time ago. I called Maxine Reggio today, Sun 17 Feb 2002. She passed away Friday a week ago, 8 Feb 2002. Maxine will be sorely missed by many of the people she has helped. Her five books of Obituaries will continue to help people in their ancestor searches. People researching Warren County, Tennessee, especially, owe her a debt of gratitude. And the Maxine Reggio, I knew only by e-mail, will be happy that her books will continue to help people. All five of Maxine's books are in the Magness Memorial Library, McMinnville, TN. I spoke with her son's wife and Maxine's husband, Michael Reggio. They will fulfill any book commitments. The name and snail-mail are the same: Maxine Reggio 7205 NW 46th. St. Bethany, OK 73008-2317 405-789-3337 <reggio@flash.net> Ladye Jane Hunter -- Jess Lewis >> http://www.cafes.net/jlewis/ << >> http://www.cafes.net/jlewis/cannon.htm <<

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------306597C163B6E4A79BC6FA8B Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit -- Jess Lewis >> http://www.cafes.net/jlewis/ << >> http://www.cafes.net/jlewis/cannon.htm << --------------306597C163B6E4A79BC6FA8B Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <ladyejane@InfoAve.Net> Delivered-To: jlewis@mail.cafes.net Received: (qmail 6701 invoked by uid 0); 17 Feb 2002 19:42:20 -0000 Received: from smtp01.infoave.net (165.166.0.26) by mail.cafes.net with SMTP; 17 Feb 2002 19:42:20 -0000 Received: from 1 ([204.116.17.90]) by SMTP00.InfoAve.Net (PMDF V6.0-25 #38780) with SMTP id <01KEDUG143U89I5QNP@SMTP00.InfoAve.Net> for jlewis@cafes.net; Sun, 17 Feb 2002 14:42:39 -0500 (EST) Date: Sun, 17 Feb 2002 13:41:27 -0600 From: Ladye Hunter <ladyejane@InfoAve.Net> Subject: Sad News To: TN-UPPER-CUMBERLAND-L@rootsweb.com, TN-WARREN <TNWARREN-L@rootsweb.com> Cc: Lewis Jess <jlewis@cafes.net>, Fred <dogtrotxp@attbi.com> Message-id: <01c901c1b7eb$19aab520$5a1174cc@1> MIME-version: 1.0 X-MIMEOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.50.4133.2400 X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.50.4133.2400 Content-type: text/plain; charset=Windows-1252 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-priority: Normal X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Sad news! I had not heard from Maxine Reggio since she went into the hospital some time ago. I called Maxine Reggio today, Sun 17 Feb 2002. She passed away Friday a week ago, 8 Feb 2002. Maxine will be sorely missed by many of the people she has helped. Her five books of Obituaries will continue to help people in their ancestor searches. People researching Warren County, Tennessee, especially, owe her a debt of gratitude. And the Maxine Reggio, I knew only by e-mail, will be happy that her books will continue to help people. All five of Maxine's books are in the Magness Memorial Library, McMinnville, TN. I spoke with her son's wife and Maxine's husband, Michael Reggio. They will fulfill any book commitments. The name and snail-mail are the same: Maxine Reggio 7205 NW 46th. St. Bethany, OK 73008-2317 405-789-3337 <reggio@flash.net> Ladye Jane Hunter --------------306597C163B6E4A79BC6FA8B--

Testing for invalid addresses (bounces) Please delete & ignore. -- Jess Lewis >> http://www.cafes.net/jlewis/ << >> http://www.cafes.net/jlewis/cannon.htm <<

I do not find a burial for Nancy Catherine Bradshaw or Iverson H. OGLE, in Coffee Co., TN. -- Jess Lewis >> http://www.cafes.net/jlewis/ << >> http://www.cafes.net/jlewis/cannon.htm <<

James B. RAYMER was born on April 25, 1854 in Coffee Co., TN. He married Minerva Frances Nancy OGLE on April 14, 1878 in Nashville, TN. Could someone please tell me who were his parents? Where did he die? Where was he buried? Any help would be appreciated. Donna Researching: BRADSHAW, OGLE, RAYMER, and PROSSER

I am seeking the date of death for Nancy Catherine Bradshaw, born 1836 in Coffee Co., TN. She married Iverson H. OGLE on December 11, 1853 in Manchester, Coffee Co., TN. Does anyone know where they were buried? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Donna Researching: BRADSHAW, OGLE, RAYMER, and PROSSER

I am looking for the ancestors of Thomas Jefferson Dyer born 9/19/1876 and wife Bettie Ann Weaver born 5/12/1875. They were both born in TN and married in Franklin County in 1896. They later (by 1920) moved on to Grundy county. If anyone knows anything about this family please contact me. Thanks Donna Dyer donnawdyer@attbi.com

Last year I saw that there was a Spry family get together at the Gilley Hill Cemetery. I was wondering if there was going to be one this year. If anyone has any information I would appreciate it. Thanks, Tim Spry Rochester Hills MI

I am still searching for the siblings and parents of William Bradshaw b. abt 1793 in Ga.(according to census of 1850) He married 1st Margaret Harpole and had the following children: Sarah A. Bradshaw b. abt. 1826 m. Wm. Cunningham John H. Bradshaw b. abt. 1830 moved to Ark. Wm. A. Bradshaw b. abt. 1832 moved to Calif. Hiram N. Bradshaw b. abt. 1834 moved to Texas m. Mary Ann Slater Rachel L. Bradshaw b. abt. 1835 m. Joseph Williford Nancy Catherine Bradshaw b. abt. 1836 m. Iverson Ogle Margaret M. Bradshaw b. abt 1837 m. Thomas Anderson Malissa C. Bradshaw b. abt. 1839 m. Alexander Simpson. She died in Ark. before 1877. Martha F. Bradshaw b. abt 1840 m. Micajah Record and moved to Ky. 2nd. marriage to Hannah Richards. Their Children: Mary T. Bradshaw b. abt 1846 m. D.W. Tucker Thomas F. Bradshaw b. abt. 1847 m. S.J. Kennedy. George W. Bradshaw b.abt. 1848 m Nancy E. Scott Felix W. Bradshaw b. abt 1851 m. Sarah F. Snipes All of these people were in Coffee Co. Tn. If you have any info you can share on any of these families I will be very greatful Best regards, Freda

Hello, I am going to present my Lusk line again. Maybe someone will know something. They ended up in Franklin county, TN, then Grundy county, then Coffee county. I do believe that they didn't move much, only the county lines changed. There was another Lusk family living in the adjacent county of Warren County, TN. I have the Elder William Lusk and wife Elizabeth unknown then his son, William and Sarah (aka Sallie) whom I thought was a Gilliam but am now not sure then their son, James G. Lusk his son, Joseph Albert Lusk below is a short family line. I do not know where the two William's were born. I believe the William, father of James G. was born about 1777. If anyone can add anything to this, I would appreciate it. Sincerely, Saundra Anderson Descendants of William Lusk 1 William LUSK b: 1777 d: Bef. February 07, 1848 in Grundy County, TN .. +Sarah GILLIAM b: Abt. 1780 d: Bet. 1850 - 1851 ... 2 Polly LUSK ....... +James HOGAN ... 2 James G. LUSK b: Abt. 1800 d: Bef. June 02, 1849 in Coffee County, Hillsboro, TN ....... +Salina Narcissa R. DUNCAN b: Abt. 1799 ........ 3 Andrew Jackson LUSK d: Bef. October 07, 1856 ........ 3 Melvina Tennessee LUSK ........ 3 Sarah Ann LUSK ............ +George W. LUSK ........ 3 Salina Adeline LUSK b: 1823 ............ +Thomas Paveril DUNCAN d: 1878 in Mercer County, Mo m: Abt. 1851 in Lineville, Wayne County, Iowa ............. 4 Lousia J. DUNCAN b: 1852 ............. 4 Lusk James DUNCAN b: Bet. 1854 - 1855 ............. 4 Joseph DUNCAN b: 1856 ............. 4 Serena DUNCAN b: Abt. 1857 ............. 4 Harvy DUNCAN b: Abt. 1861 ............. 4 Grant DUNCAN b: Abt. 1863 ............. 4 Lorenzo P. DUNCAN b: Abt. 1865 ............. 4 Melvina L. DUNCAN b: Abt. 1869 ........ 3 George Washington LUSK b: Abt. 1827 ............ +Elizabeth Ann CUNNYNGHAM b: Abt. 1834 m: January 09, 1859 in Coffee County, TN ............. 4 Aven R. LUSK b: Abt. 1860 ........ 3 Joseph Albert LUSK b: January 01, 1838 d: March 15, 1918 in Coffee County, Hillsboro, TN ............ +Ann Elizabeth BURROWS b: December 24, 1839 d: May 17, 1904 in Coffee County, Hillsboro, TN m: April 13, 1877 in Coffee County, TN. ............. 4 Sterling Webster Cunnyngham LUSK b: January 14, 1871 d: May 21, 1877 in Coffee County, Hillsboro, TN ............. 4 Lee Beulah LUSK b: August 19, 1873 d: June 19, 1958 in Warren County, TN ................. +Robert Lee SHELTON b: April 08, 1870 d: December 19, 1929 in Coffee County, Tennessee ............. 4 Cheatham LUSK b: 1878 d: July 1955 in Warren County, McMinnville, TN. ................. +Lillie DILLINGHAM b: 1884 d: March 1955 ............. 4 Joe Alma LUSK b: Aft. 1881 d: April 15, 1970 in Cannon County, TN ................. +Luther Nathaniel ANDERSON b: August 23, 1877 d: May 08, 1945 in McMinnville, Warren County, TN m: 1901 ........ 3 Almitia Jane LUSK b: 1844 ............ +John T. CUNNYNGHAM b: 1834 m: August 07, 1856 in Coffee County, TN. ............. 4 Larry L. CUNNYNGHAM b: 1858 ............. 4 James L. CUNNYNGHAM b: 1860 ............. 4 Yancey CUNNYNGHAM b: 1862 ............. 4 Gertrude CUNNYNGHAM b: 1864 ............. 4 Hattie CUNNYNGHAM b: 1866 ... 2 Elizabeth LUSK b: Abt. 1804 ....... +John BICKNELL ........ 3 James BICKNELL b: Abt. 1831 ........ 3 William BICKNELL b: Abt. 1834 ........ 3 John BICKNELL b: Abt. 1837 ........ 3 Ruth BICKNELL b: Abt. 1839 ........ 3 Robert BICKNELL b: Abt. 1846 ... 2 Joseph A. LUSK b: Abt. 1806 ........ 3 Albert LUSK b: Abt. 1836 ........ 3 Lucinda LUSK b: Abt. 1838 ........ 3 Sarah LUSK b: Abt. 1840 ... 2 Rutha C. LUSK b: October 26, 1808 d: November 24, 1897 in Coffee County, Hillsboro, TN ....... +James Farris PHILLIPS b: March 28, 1804 d: December 24, 1889 m: Abt. 1828 ........ 3 Elizabeth Jane PHILLIPS b: Abt. 1828 ............ +Abraham HOWARD b: Abt. 1821 d: April 06, 1892 in Coffee County, TN ............. 4 Martha Ann HOWARD b: Abt. 1854 ................. +Unknown MYERS ............. 4 James F. HOWARD b: Abt. 1858 ............. 4 Rutha M. HOWARD b: Abt. 1862 ................. +Unknown WILSON ............. 4 William R. HOWARD b: Abt. 1867 ............. 4 Sarah Jane HOWARD ................. +Unknown SHELTON ............. 4 Nancy C. HOWARD ................. +Unknown WEST ............. 4 Joseph HOWARD ........ 3 William PHILLIPS b: Abt. 1830 d: Bef. January 13, 1870 ........ 3 Sarah G. PHILLIPS b: November 02, 1831 d: November 11, 1909 ............ +Silas M. ROSS b: Abt. 1833 ............. 4 J. R. ROSS b: September 03, 1854 d: September 04, 1925 ............. 4 Rutha Canzada ROSS b: May 06, 1856 d: March 26, 1928 ................. +Abner Reed BRYAN b: December 27, 1850 d: December 28, 1942 m: December 16, 1879 in Coffee County, TN. ........ 3 George W. PHILLIPS b: Abt. 1835 ........ 3 Henry A. PHILLIPS b: Abt. 1837 ........ 3 Francis PHILLIPS b: Abt. 1838 d: Bef. January 13, 1870 ........ 3 Robert L. PHILLIPS b: Abt. 1840 ........ 3 John G. PHILLIPS b: Abt. 1842 ........ 3 James K. P. PHILLIPS b: Abt. 1844 ........ 3 Joseph Dallis PHILLIPS b: Abt. 1846 ........ 3 Polly Caroline PHILLIPS b: Abt. 1851 ........ 3 Nancy PHILLIPS b: Abt. 1857

Please, can anyone help shed some light on the genealogy and/or personal history of Michael R. Campbell and/or his family. He was my great, great grandfather and was born in Maryland on February 14, 1840, and died in Tullahoma, Tennessee, on January 17, 1916. He was first married to Mollie J. Marshall O'Rear on September 2, 1868, and they had two sons, William and Aaron. Mollie J. was the sister or W. A. Marshall and the widow of a Mr. O'Rear. After her death, Michael R. Campbell then married Mary Ransom and they had nine childred together. I know very little about this part of my family and any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for any and all information. Joan

If some one has World tree Vol 65, would you help me with tree 1317 and WFT Vol 74 tree 641 please? Happy Hunting, Gwen Graham Family Page http://hometown.aol.com/gbonedigger/JohnHGrahamindex.html G R A H A M + S T A N B A C K/S T A M B A C K-G A R N A N D VA/TN/PA H A N S F OR D + M Y E R S-H A Y N E S TN/KY/VA B O S T-N U N L E Y-S T R E E T TN L E D F O R D VA/NC/GA/TN

I am looking to see if there is a connection to a Elias MOORE that is living near Garrison Fork in, Coffee County Tennessee and a Nancy MOORE EARP. Or who her parents are? Nancy was born around 1780 (census say anywhere from foreign born, South Carolina and Georgia. I have a bit of a delimma. I have just one reference to a my EARP family that Nancy MOORE was the wife to a man at this time is known as "Unknown" EARP. This is from a note written by an elder member of the family that was writting only last names connected to the family. There is a Nancy HARP and Nancy ARPE in the 1820 Lincoln County Tennessee Census (have not been able to prove that this is her yet). Then in the the 1830 she in I believe the 1830 Bedford County, Tennessee Census She can be found in the 1840 Coffee County Tennessee Census living with her daughter Nancy "Jane" ARNOLD and living next to her son Jefferson ERP. In the 1850 Rutherford County, Tennessee census living with her daughter and grandson ,William A. EARP. She is the 1850 Rutherford County, Tennessee Census as head of household with her daughter and grandson, William A. In the 1860 Obion County, Tennessee census she is living with her other Mariah ANDERSON with Mariah and some of her children. Mariah was married to Levi Cooke ANDERSONS but he is not living with them in Obion County, Tennessee (possibly seperated: living back in Coffee County). Do not know where Nancy EARP went after 1860. Family lore says she moved on to the Saline and Lafayette Carroll and Saline counties of Missouri. Other MOORES mention were: Alexander and Jean/Jane MOORE parents to Nancy DOUGLASS married William "Colenel Billy" TODD Samuel Anderson MOORE son of Elias MOORE and unknown Middle Tennessee Counties: Rutherford, Coffee Bedford and Cannon Counties Winfrey, Smothers, Fords, Starnes, Douglass, Fraziers, Whittemore, Messick Guest/Guess, Painter, Norton, Dukes, Morgans, (other names mentioned living in this area, Lawerences, Keele, Rayburn, McGills, Burks, Todds and Ewells) If you have heard any family lore (good or bad) on these EARP and MOORE families or names connected to them I would really be interested in what stories you have. Any information would be appreciated. Spelling of names may vary. Thanks in advance. Jackie

Hi folks! Please disregard my previous post. My apologies. I miss-read the original query. I saw 'Grundy County' and didn't notice that 'Missouri' trailing along after it. I don't know anything about any Roberts family from Grundy County, Missouri. -- Robert W. King I'm an ingenieur, NOT a bloody locomotive driver! SnailNet: 19023 TV Tower Rd, Winslow, Arkansas 72959 BellNet: 501-634-2086 InterNet: mailto:robert@wildweasel.net Web site: http://www.wildweasel.net/ -----Original Message----- From: LNCKAC@aol.com [mailto:LNCKAC@aol.com] Sent: Friday, 11 January 2002 17:56 To: ROBERTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ROBERTS] Wm. H. Roberts b. 1840 - in MO Dose anyone have any information on William H. Roberts who was born June 19, 1840, in Grundy CO., MO. The family moved to Mercer, CO. MO. He married Anna (?) I would like to find her surname and place and date of marriage. I found them in 1880 census in Greenwood, CO. Kansas where he was listed as a farmer. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks, KC ==== ROBERTS Mailing List ==== Mailing List Archives may be found at: http://newsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch (Enter "roberts" as the list you want to search - without quotes). ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

1860 has a slave schedule and a free schedule. I haven't been looking at the slave schedules, but the free ones. Currently I'm in Cannon Co, with some back and forth in Coffee Co. Shall have to go back into Warren. The free blacks are marked "B". I find some marked "M" for mulato. The white don't seem to have anything marked. (This is the pattern I've been finding in TN. In Wisconsin, where I've been searching a different branch, every person is marked. What I've run into in 1860 Cannon Co is an Elvira McCULLOUGH, who may be a direct ancestor, with a check mark in column 6. In the 1850 Coffee Co census she is marked "W". I am currently hunting her in 1870 Cannon. The point of the whole search is her daughter Roda McCULLOUGH, wife of Benjamin WILLIAMS. Benjamin grows up in Cannon Co and they marry in Woodbury. Eventually he dies in Coffee Co and is buried in Cannon Co, I am assuming with Rhoda. Cannon Co has only 1 Roda/Rhoda/Rhody McCULLOUGH. At the time she lives in Coffee Co, there are 4 Rodas and 3 of them are the correct age to be the one I am looking for. Family legend says there is Indian blood in this line, though the telling has it coming into the line at a different time. Has anyone out there run into this? Could the check stand for non-white, but not what is listed at the head of the column? Could it be the census taker just didn't quite believe what the family told him and marked that she was darker than he believed could be white? (Ran into an Iowa census taker not believing what the man said and marking as stated by the man and also what the census taker believed.) ----- Original Message ----- From: "EMMETT H. SMITH" <EHUBERTSMITH@worldnet.att.net> To: <deespoff@galaxyinternet.net> Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 12:58 PM Subject: 1860 CENSUS Dee I haven't seem the 1860 Census but i have in front of me the 1870. Column 6 is for race.the column is mark with w for white and b for black. Never seem one unmark but alot of then that was hard to read. There is a book out with the 1860 coffee co census record. Hubert --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.314 / Virus Database: 175 - Release Date: 1/11/02