Just checking to see if the list is active?! I'm not getting any rootsweb messages at all. My Coffee county ancestor is Hosea Carlisle, born abt 1834. Linda Carlisle Lewis seeker54@charter.net

Mr. Lewis, My computer froze up and I had to get a new hard-drive. I am checking my websites to see if I entered my addresses correct. My genealogy is very important to me and need to find out if things are back on track. Jim

Hello All, This came over the New Genealogy URL list I am subbed to. This site is for all states. It looks to be connected with the UsGenWeb project. It is just getting started but looks promising. You may submit/or find Family Group Sheets for anyone who resided in a specific state during their lifetime.. and make contact with the submitter or family researcher. Located at http://www.rootsweb.com/~usfgs/ Best Regards, Kathy harris@livingonline.com When this you see, remember me -------Original Message------- ==== NEW-GEN-URL Mailing List ==== No off topic allowed .

Coffee County Heritage Book Committee Monday, September 29, 2003 6:30 p.m. Duck River Building Manchester, TN _________________________________________________________________ Get MSN 8 Dial-up Internet Service FREE for one month. Limited time offer-- sign up now! http://join.msn.com/?page=dept/dialup

COFFEE COUNTY, TN Heritage Book Deadline Extended to Jan. 15, 2004 Great news for those working on stories and pictures for the new Coffee County Heritage book. Because of numerous requests, we have been given a new final deadline of Jan. 15, 2004. To learn more about this exciting project, visit us at: http://www.coffeecountyheritage.homestead.com/ Thanks! We'll see you in the Book! The Coffee Co. Heritage Book Committee _________________________________________________________________ Share your photos without swamping your Inbox. Get Hotmail Extra Storage today! http://join.msn.com/?PAGE=features/es

Hello to All, I'm hoping SKS can help me find out ANY information about my Grandmother..or her family. My Grandmother's name was Lena RUBLY. That is about all my family knows about her. She was my Father's mother. My Father, Earl Frederick HARRISON and his twin sister, Pearl HARRISON, were born to Lena RUBLY and Harvey Lee HARRISON IN 1919....I believe near Sewanne They were raised only by their Father, Harvey Lee HARRISON near Coalmont. No one seems to know what happened to their Mother, Lena RUBLY after their birth. Family tradition is that she did NOT die...but what became of her and her story, we have been forever curious. Just recently, I learned of the following marriage record: Lena Rubly & Frank Sartain married June 23, 1906..I believe this was in Grundy Co., marriage book 21 E p10 Now I am truly confused! I can find no marriage record for Lena Rubly to Harvey Lee Harrison. Might someone out there with access to records check this for me? This has really turned into a puzzle for our family and a desire to learn more about our Grandmother and her family. ANY help would be soooo greatly appreciated! We know much info on our other ancestors of Harvey Lee Harrison from Franklin, Grundy and Coffee Cos.,.... the HARRISONS, SMITHS, GIPSONS, HILLS. .some of the pioneer families of the area. But of course we are always looking for more! And of course very willing to share info too! Thanks so much. Best Regards, Kathy Harrsion harris@livingonline.com When this you see, remember me

Are there land records available for the early 1800s? I am seeking information about Charles Wilkerson who had a 50 acre tract near Noah's fork of the Duck River. Thanks, Virginia Wilkerson Halterman

COFFEE COUNTY, TN Heritage Book Deadline Extended to Jan. 15, 2004 Great news for those working on stories and pictures for the new Coffee County Heritage book. Because of numerous requests, we have been given a new final deadline of Jan. 15, 2004. To learn more about this exciting project, visit us at: http://www.coffeecountyheritage.homestead.com/ Thanks! We'll see you in the Book! The Coffee Co. Heritage Book Committee _________________________________________________________________ Fast, faster, fastest: Upgrade to Cable or DSL today! https://broadband.msn.com

Hello Friends of Coffee County! This is a red letter day! Our deadline for stories, pictures and book orders is today, don't miss is! Click on: http://www.coffeecountyheritage.homestead.com/ for more details! All we need is a postmark of Sept. 15th and you in! We'll see you in the book! Don & Becky Mills

Is it too late to submit info for the Coffee Co book? Virginia

Hi Virgina, There is still time! The deadline is Monday, Sept. 15. Please send to: Coffee County Heritage Book Committee P O Box 105 Manchester, TN 37349 Thanks, Kathryn --- vcgreene@att.net wrote: > Is it too late to submit info for the Coffee Co book? > Virginia > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com

Hello listers, I would very much appreciate if anyone could do a look-up for me in the following book/CCHS Publication: "Abstracts of Coffee Co Wills (1836-1906)" Looking for the will of Daniel HARPOLE, (Harpool) died either 1840 or 1868 in Coffee CO, TN Appreciate any help on this Thank you!! Bonnie

There are 3 "Robinson" Cemeteries in Coffee Co. Who are you looking for? Jess

Hi, Does anyone know the location of Robinson Cemetery? It is supposed to be near the Coffee - Warren county line. Thanks, John@Sissom.org

Hi, I was wondering if there was anyone in our list who has any cemetery index books for Coffee Co. If so, would you be able to look up two people to see if they're buried in Coffee Co.? I believe they may have died as infants or children--less than 10 years old. Here is the little info I have on them: David Snipes - b. 1856 (parents John W. Snipes and Permelia Crisp Snipes) Benjamin Snipes - b. 1868 (same parents as above) Lori Houston, TX

Hi everyone! The Coffee Co., TN Heritage Book monthly meeting is Aug. 25, 6:30 PM at the Duck River Building in Manchester. All interested are welcome and everyone is encouraged to attend! Greg Keeling Coffee Co., TN Heritage Book Committee

Coffee County List Members: Some of you may have had some ancestors from "The Ridge" area. We welcome you to join us. The second annual Chestnut Ridge Cousins reunion will be held Friday and Saturday October 3 - 4, 2003, in Petersburg and Fayetteville, TN. The reunion will begin on Friday afternoon at an informal social gathering at Pavilion Park at Morgan School in Petersburg, with a pot-luck picnic supper at 5:30. On Saturday morning, the group will meet at First United Methodist Church in Fayetteville from 9:30 - 12 noon. The program will include a talk on local genealogical research sources by Jack Towry, president of the Lincoln County Genealogical Society, and an account of several of the interrelated families of the Chestnut Ridge area by Al Simmons, president of the Bedford County Historical Society. The afternoon will be free for individual research. At the Saturday night banquet, Dr. Michael Bradley, author of books about the War Between the States and other historical subjects, will tell true stories of the war in the Fayetteville-Lynchburg area. Dr. Bradley, professor of social sciences at Motlow State Community College, is well known for his entertaining story-telling about real people and real events. The banquet will begin at 6:00 p. m. at the Best Western Fayetteville Inn. Reservations are required. Last year's initial meeting of the Chestnut Ridge Cousins association in Shelbyville drew nearly 150 cousins from 11 states. The organization, open to everyone, especially welcomes descendants of the pioneer families who settled in the early 1800s in the hills and the hollows where Lincoln, Bedford, Marshall and Moore counties come together. Goals of the group include surname research; sharing of the family facts, stories, and photographs; and preservation and restoration of family cemeteries that are in disrepair or have been abandoned. For information about becoming a member or for a registration form for the 2003 reunion, please go to www.chestnutridgecousins.org. We hope to see you in October.

You're in good hands, Lucy. There are many qualified genealogists and researchers in Coffee. Many of whom are on our Heritage Book committee. We'll discuss this at our meeting in Manchester on Monday night, Aug. 25th, at Duck River Electric. Thanks for your interest and support! Don and Becky Mills "preserving heritage and history one county at a time" ----- Original Message ----- From: <Looswhl@aol.com> To: <TNCOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2003 5:27 PM Subject: [TNCOFFEE] Need Help with RANKIN(S) Family > I am trying to work on my submission for the new book on Coffee County. > Because I live so far away (Nevada) and because not a lot of information is > available on Coffee County, I am really struggling. I just tried to order several > marriage books from the Coffee County Historical Society only to learn they are > no longer available (disappointing). > > So, if I could, I would like to ask some of you folks for help. Rather than > list all the individuals, I feel fairly certain all the Rankins in Coffee > County were related. So, could I ask some kind soul to lookup ALL marriage > records pertaining to the (any) RANKIN(S)? > > I thank you all in advance for your help, > Lucy Bryant Dunaway Zeier > > > > > ==== TNCOFFEE Mailing List ==== > A complete Archive of past issues of this list may be seen at.. > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/TNcoffee > > ============================== > 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 >

How do I find out who the undertakers for Coffee Co. TN in 1868 and 1869?

Where would I write to find the draft records from WWI for your county? Are they possibly available online? I am looking for the names Gary (Garry?) F. Langston, John & Enrique (Henry?) Glasgow. All would have been sons of Margaret (Maggie?) Byrd (Bird?) Glasgow. Any help is greatly appreciated. Marge