When will we get out books.? I am looking forward to getting and reading about the families. Gerelene Burton Wiley

If you work in Moore County or have relatives from Moore County (roots there) Your are eligible. It is a heritage book so you can write about you family now, it is destined to be Heritage for later generations. We all have some thing to say. Have you submitted anything on your Moore County roots for our Moore County Heritage book?. Our deadline has been extended to March 30. Please do if you have not. There is no obligation and you are entitled to 500 words and one photo for family, or 1000 words and 2 photos if a pioneer family (in Moore County or same area in portion of prior county). Pioneer is considered 1890 or earlier. Books can be ordered at reduced pre publication price if you desire them. It would be fine gift for Christmas. See the following web site for information. We need all the stories we can get. http://www.freewebs.com/moorecountyheritage/ hope to hear from you. George Stone PS: Also don't forget your relatives in Grundy or Lincoln County who also have a book in progress. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.593 / Virus Database: 376 - Release Date: 2/20/04

Hi Joan, Just wondering if you are related to the Gipsons of Coffee/Grundy Cos? My great grandmother, Saly Gipson, dau of Andrew, married James H. Harrison ca 1870's. Regards, Kathy Harrison > >From: Joan Gipson-Fredin <jgf@cox.net> > >To: TNCOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: [TNCOFFEE] Update on Heritage book? > >Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2004 21:59:39 -0800 > > > >Hi Jess, > > > >I'm wondering if the Heritage Book Committee has an update for us. (I bet > >they got a flurry of last-minute entries, including mine.) Also, I'd love > >to know if anyone has identified for certain the "mystery family" in the > >photo on the Committee's web site. > > > >Thanks for keeping us going! > > > >Joan > > > > > >==== TNCOFFEE Mailing List ==== > >Several people subscribe and unsubscribe from the list each month. > >You are encouraged to resubmit your queries once or twice per year > >to reach new listmembers. > > > >============================== > >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Learn how to choose, serve, and enjoy wine at Wine @ MSN. > http://wine.msn.com/ > > > ==== TNCOFFEE Mailing List ==== > To subscribe to or unsubscribe from the Coffee Co. list, send mail to.. > TNCOFFEE-L-request@rootsweb.com ,with subscribe or unsubscribe > in the subject line. NOTHING ELSE. > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > > _____________________________________________________ > This message scanned for viruses by CoreComm > >

Since you've asked, the answer is.......The Coffee County Heritage Book is now being readied for the publisher and the book should be out by late fall, 2004. The committee is currently working feverishly to get the articles (more than six file boxes full) ready to send to the publisher! Although we are no longer accepting family articles, we will still be accepting orders for books for a few weeks at pre-pub prices. Only a limited number of books will be printed and to be guaranteed a copy, we must have your order before we print them. If you need to print an order form you may do so at: http://www.coffeecountyheritage.homestead.com/ Many thanks to everyone who submitted information for the book. Sherryl Roberts, Chairman >From: Joan Gipson-Fredin <jgf@cox.net> >To: TNCOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [TNCOFFEE] Update on Heritage book? >Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2004 21:59:39 -0800 > >Hi Jess, > >I'm wondering if the Heritage Book Committee has an update for us. (I bet >they got a flurry of last-minute entries, including mine.) Also, I'd love >to know if anyone has identified for certain the "mystery family" in the >photo on the Committee's web site. > >Thanks for keeping us going! > >Joan > > >==== TNCOFFEE Mailing List ==== >Several people subscribe and unsubscribe from the list each month. >You are encouraged to resubmit your queries once or twice per year >to reach new listmembers. > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > _________________________________________________________________ Learn how to choose, serve, and enjoy wine at Wine @ MSN. http://wine.msn.com/

Hi, Jess and Listers, Does anyone know of a website that has TN county political division maps? I'm not sure I'm using the correct label for such a map. I would like to find out, for example, exactly what area is covered by "Jones 3rd District" in the US Census of 1850 of Bedford Co., TN, or by "Fall Creek" or "Milton" subdivision/district in the US Census of 1850 of Rutherford Co., TN. Carole Hays Hodge, Louisiana

I am looking for information on the sons and parentage of these two boys. Elijah was born around 1879 in Coffee County. His name shows up in the 1880 Coffee County TN Census along with his parents A. J. and Sallie E. (possibly EARP) Fletcher. Samuel may have been born after 1880. Any information would be appreciated. Spelling of names may vary. Thanks in advance. Jackie --- [This E-mail scanned for viruses at TNWEB LLC]

Hi Jess, I'm wondering if the Heritage Book Committee has an update for us. (I bet they got a flurry of last-minute entries, including mine.) Also, I'd love to know if anyone has identified for certain the "mystery family" in the photo on the Committee's web site. Thanks for keeping us going! Joan

Yep.... I'm a grandpa again.... let's see now... (think, think)... That would be 5 of 'em now. I'm running away from home, at least for a while. I was going to go off to an island just off the coast of Antarctica, but due to transportation problems, getting across the Drake Passage and to the actual island, that got postponed for a year or so. So, I signed up with another group going to Banaba Island, in April. What !! You never heard of Banaba Island ?? Well, don't feel to badly, neither have most people. It's just south of the equator and maybe 500 or so miles from Fiji. The website is at. http://www.dx-pedition.de/banaba2004/index.html click on "team" and you will eventually find me. Maybe some peace & quiet. Jess

Carole, I'm not sure If you are on it or not, but the Bedford County list had a long discussion about Thompsons in the last few weeks. You might want to search the list archives for Bedford and see if you find it there. I'm not a list manager so I'm not sure how long it is before messages are added to the archive, but it won't hur to look. Jennifer On Tue, 27 Jan 2004, Carole Hays wrote: > Hi, Jess, > Yes, the messages can still get through, but we've just not been > sending them. I'm posting mine once again, hoping that someone connected > to my family has joined us since Christmas. > Benjamin Franklin Church (b. TN ca 1828) married Mary Caroline > Thompson (b. TN ca 1830) in 1848 in Cannon Co., TN. They and their baby > son, John Marion, were in the Census of 1850 in Rutherford Co., TN. By > 1860 the family was living in Coffee Co., TN., including more sons: > William Isaac (b. 1852), James F.T. (who later went by Thomas F. - b. > 1856), and Franklin (b. 1860). The family, minus Benjamin Franklin > (according to family stories, he was killed in a battle near home late > in the Civil War), were still in Coffee Co., TN, in 1870, including a > son, Calvin (b. 1862). > Later (1878) Mary married B.A. Burks, and in 1894 she married David > L. Prince. > I really need to connect with someone who knows the parents and/or > siblings of Franklin Church (the elder one) and/or Mary Caroline Thompson. > Thanks! > Carole Hays > Hodge, Louisiana > > > > ==== TNCOFFEE Mailing List ==== > To subscribe to or unsubscribe from the Coffee Co. list, send mail to.. > TNCOFFEE-L-request@rootsweb.com ,with subscribe or unsubscribe > in the subject line. NOTHING ELSE. > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Hi, Jess, Yes, the messages can still get through, but we've just not been sending them. I'm posting mine once again, hoping that someone connected to my family has joined us since Christmas. Benjamin Franklin Church (b. TN ca 1828) married Mary Caroline Thompson (b. TN ca 1830) in 1848 in Cannon Co., TN. They and their baby son, John Marion, were in the Census of 1850 in Rutherford Co., TN. By 1860 the family was living in Coffee Co., TN., including more sons: William Isaac (b. 1852), James F.T. (who later went by Thomas F. - b. 1856), and Franklin (b. 1860). The family, minus Benjamin Franklin (according to family stories, he was killed in a battle near home late in the Civil War), were still in Coffee Co., TN, in 1870, including a son, Calvin (b. 1862). Later (1878) Mary married B.A. Burks, and in 1894 she married David L. Prince. I really need to connect with someone who knows the parents and/or siblings of Franklin Church (the elder one) and/or Mary Caroline Thompson. Thanks! Carole Hays Hodge, Louisiana

Yes'sir, you're definitely right about that!! Perhaps the growing problem lies with the ol' archaic soul that oversees this list? <smirk> Are you Grandpa 'again' ?? Jimmy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jess Lewis" <kr4oj@cafes.net> To: <TNCOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2004 12:46 AM Subject: [TNCOFFEE] test > Is this list still working. Been awfully quiet lately. > Jess Lewis

Is this list still working. Been awfully quiet lately. Jess Lewis

Lee Ann Thanks for posting this for people to see. I had been told that all records burned. Thanks. Now maybe I can find some info on my family. Do they have a copy on microfilm in Coffee Co. or does one have to go to the Archives in Nashville? Thanks Gerelene

Lee Ann: The best place to look for this information is the TSLA web site at: http://www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/r&r/mfcoff.htm There you find only these will books listed: Record Type Start / Stop Date Roll # Format and Volume Wills May 1836 - Feb 1859 74 35mm Wills 1 Nov 1870 - May 1901 74 35mm Wills 2-3 Jun 1906 - Oct 1955 75 35mm Wills 4 Aug 1958 - Jul 1972 A-7321 35mm Wills 5-6 Oct 1972 - Jun 1980 A-7322 16mm Wills 1-4 Aug 1980 - Feb 1987 A-7286 16mm but you also find: Settlements, Admin. & Exec. 1-2 Jan 1860 - Apr 1915 69 35mm Deeds I-K Mar 1857 - Mar 1861 85 35mm Deeds L-M Mar 1861 - Mar 1869 86 35mm Tax Books Jan 1856 - Dec 1862 234 35mm Tax Books Jan 1865 - Dec 1867 234 35mm County Clerk Minutes 3-4 Jan 1850 - Sep 1857 51 35mm County Clerk Minutes 5-7 Oct 1857 - Jul 1868 52 35mm Chancery Court Cases, Index to 1853 - 1902 263 16mm These deeds, tax lists, chancery court cases (loose papers) and county clerk minutes will disclose much of the effects of the probate of wills even if the wills themselves are missing. Steve Carson ______________________________X-Message: #1 Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2004 21:33:28 -0800 From: "Lee Anne Center" <lacenter@comcast.net> To: TNCOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <000301c3dab9$1d6a0c40$316ffea9@ne1.client2.attbi.com> Subject: [TNCOFFEE] Is there no microfilm for wills from 1859 - 1870? Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" There are will books for 1836 - 1859, but none for 1860 - 1869. Were some records burned and not others? On the TNCOFFEE website, it lists these microfilmed will records. Wills May 1836 - Feb 1859 74 35mm Wills 1 Nov 1870 - May 1901 74 35mm

There are will books for 1836 - 1859, but none for 1860 - 1869. Were some records burned and not others? On the TNCOFFEE website, it lists these microfilmed will records. Wills May 1836 - Feb 1859 74 35mm Wills 1 Nov 1870 - May 1901 74 35mm Lee Anne

Sherryl, My aunt is working on a piece for this book. Leslie (Bridges) Kohler ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sherryl Roberts" <sherob88@hotmail.com> > Deadline for submitting articles for the Coffee County Heritage Book > > > January 15, 2004 > > > Put the final touches on your family article and mail to : > > Coffee County Heritage Book Committee > P. O. Box 105 > Manchester, TN 37355 > > To view the brochure, go to: > > http://www.coffeecountyheritage.homestead.com/

Deadline for submitting articles for the Coffee County Heritage Book January 15, 2004 Put the final touches on your family article and mail to : Coffee County Heritage Book Committee P. O. Box 105 Manchester, TN 37355 To view the brochure, go to: http://www.coffeecountyheritage.homestead.com/ _________________________________________________________________ Tired of slow downloads? Compare online deals from your local high-speed providers now. https://broadband.msn.com

A reminder that the Coffee County Heritage Book Committee will meet January 5, 2004 at 6:30 at the Duck River Electric building in Manchester. Everyone is invited to attend. For additional information, check out our website: http://www.coffeecountyheritage.homestead.com/ . _________________________________________________________________ Working moms: Find helpful tips here on managing kids, home, work — and yourself. http://special.msn.com/msnbc/workingmom.armx

Bill Putman has this family covered well. Check out http://www.billputman.com/ten-hp.htm Susan Putman Susan was born about 1820-1821. She married Felix Grundy Crick in Williamson County on March 19, 1839. Felix was married first to Ruth Pope on March 28, 1832. She died in 1838. They had five children: William Henry Crick, Luke Crick, Chrisahana Crick, Mark Crick and Sidney Crick. The family moved to Christian County, Kentucky where they died in the early 1880s. Their children were: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Page 9 JABEL A. CRICK born in 1841. He married Martha Elizabeth Ray in Christian County on June 26, 1861. THOMAS CRICK born in 1842. His wife was named Elizabeth. JANE CRICK born in 1843. She married John Gibson and later a Ray man. NOAH H. CRICK born in 1844. He married a cousin, Sarah Jane Crick, on October 27, 1865. ALFRED ALLEN CRICK born in 1845. He married Sarah O. Brasker on February 10, 1870. JESSE CRICK born in 1848. He married Adelia A. Brasker on October 17, 1872. ANGELINE CRICK born in 1849. She marriedChestly S. Cotton on November 26, 1874. JOHN CRICK born in 1851. He married Mary McIntosh April 1, 1875. FELIX GRUNDY CRICK born in 1859. He Mary E. Crunk, the widow of his brother Jacob, on April 21, 1892. JACOB 'Jack' CRICK born in 1860. He married Mary L. Kieth on September 15, 1878 and after her death, married Mary E. Crunk on September 16, 1886. SUSAN CRICK born in 1862. She married James McGarr on July 24, 1877. ALONZO CRICK born in 1866. He married Susan McClare and 'went west.' BrendaM94@aol.com wrote: > > Would you happen to know who Felix Crick married? I have Christiana's > Crick's death certificate, father Felix G. Crick but mother unknown. > Thank you so much for all of the information that you sent. I > appreciate it.

Ella was the daughter of Dr Amasa Manire who made tullahoma his home in 1897 and practiced medicine there. In the 1900 Ella was living at home with Dr Manire but was married by the time he applied for his confederate pension in Nov 1904. I cannot not find a record for this marriage . I feel that since she lived in Coffee she might have married there. As I found out the archives of coffee co are not in much in order and i have looked in the archives in the State archives but cannot find it. I have also explored Bedford Co since she grew up there and Rutherford since sometimes the counties overlapped I also have looked in the Davidson co since DeWitt lived in Nashville so did she after her marriage I thought that maybe some one with access to newspaper announcements in Tullahoma maybe could find a notice of some kind . Or from any source. Thank you Pat Kemper granddaughter of Ella May Manire Talbot Email Rkemper1@bellsouth.net.