If anyone is researching TEAGUE, would you mind checking your records for CALVIN TAYLOR TEAGUE. Calvin Taylor Teague is the son of Isaac Wilborn Teague and and Alice P. (Fuller) Teague. They may have been other children, if so, they are unknown to me. Isaac Wilborn Teague is the son of Isaac J. Teague II and Amy Rebekah Lawler. I may have stumbled onto the burial place of Alice P. (Fuller)Teague, which is currently unknown. She could be the Alice Teague buried in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Deport, Lamar Co., TX. Part of her tombstone is broken, so no dates are given, but according to online information, it says this Alice is 70 yrs. Several Teagues who migrated from Henderson Co. are buried in this cemetery. We Fuller researchers sure would like to locate the grave of Alice P. (Fuller) Teague. Thank you, I appreciate your help. Linda

Hi Pat, Welcome to the list! There is not a lot of activity on here these days...maybe things will pick up after the holidays. Sorry I can't answer your question about marriage records, but if you write the librarian at the library in Decatur, I'm sure she can probably help. Her name is Athalia Taylor and her e-mail address is: [email protected] This is the only Milton WEST I could find on the 1870 TN index. Does this sound like your guy? Have you found him in this census record? If not, and you think it he is yours, I can look it up on the microfilm for you if you are interested. It shows he is in Henderson Co. in 1870. WEST, MILTON B 24 M W TN HENDERSON, LEXINGTON P O 1537 56 I have a cousin that married a WEST and they currently live in Henderson Co. I believe his family is originally from Decatur Co, but I don't know anything about his family and he probably doesn't either. Ha! (I mean he is not into genealogy.) Anyway, good luck! Sandra in Illiinois [email protected] Remember the days of long ago; think about the generations past. Ask your father and he will inform you. Inquire of your elders, and they will tell you. Deuteronomy 32:7 --- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Hansen" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 7:47 PM Subject: [TNDECATU] Marriage information--Decaturville, Milton B. WEST and Samantha Pendleton ROBISON > Hello. I am new to the list and this is my first posting. I have recently > discovered that my great-great grandparents (listed above) were married in > Decaturville on December 10, 1865. In checking TSLA, I found they only have > marriage records for Decatur dating back to 1869. I know there are a few > books out there with early Tennessee marriages. Can anyone give me a clue > on where to turn or do a lookup? > > Pat Hansen > Phoenix, AZ > >

I am trying to find a home for an old 'tin type' picture that I have found among some things from my daddy, Joel Meeks Dodson, who was born in Linden,, Perry Co, TN, 1882/1947. Under the picture is written Mrs. Clabe Dodson (Clabe could be short for Claiborne Dodson who would have been his uncle. There is another name below this that says Buds Mortem or Mortern. If anyone can identify the picture they can have it. Mary

Hello. I am new to the list and this is my first posting. I have recently discovered that my great-great grandparents (listed above) were married in Decaturville on December 10, 1865. In checking TSLA, I found they only have marriage records for Decatur dating back to 1869. I know there are a few books out there with early Tennessee marriages. Can anyone give me a clue on where to turn or do a lookup? Pat Hansen Phoenix, AZ

This is a test so please ignore. I have been having internet server problems Happy Thanksgiving weekend! Linda in W.TN

I want to thank all those veterans who are on my lists. Thank you for your heroic acts of the past. Thank you for your part in preserving what was begun by our ancestors who fought in the revolutionary war! May that "star-spangled banner" continue to wave "o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave" . Renea Burkholder [email protected] TNGenWeb Decatur Co., TN http://www.netease.net/decatur/ TNGenWeb Perry Co., TN http://www.netease.net/perry/

Looking for the parents of Sarah C. Inman b. 1887 in perry co. tn. she married Wesley Treadwell thanks elizabeth ramey

I am looking for others who are researching the family of William "Willis" B. Rogers. He married 1st Jane A. T. ??. They had 4 children: William H, Eliza A, Amanda B, and James M. Jane died after 1855. He then married Sarah B. Davis by 1861. They had 4 children: Elizabeth J. , John A, Anderson G, and Frances E. William died in 1887. Anderson married Sarah M. ? and they are both buried at Christian Chapel Cemetery. Any additional information on this family appreciated. Especially interested in death date for Sarah B Davis Rogers and place of burial for her and William B. Renea Burkholder [email protected] TNGenWeb Decatur Co., TN http://www.netease.net/decatur/ TNGenWeb Perry Co., TN http://www.netease.net/perry/

Do we have anyone on the list working the John W/H Halbrook family of Henderson Co? He is listed on the 1870 census with wife Rebeca J. ( Davis ) and children: Mary J, Sarah E, John D, James M, and David . Does this family remain in Henderson Co or move on? Does anyone know where John and Rebecah died and are buried? Were John's parents John and Margaret? Thanks! Renea Burkholder [email protected] TNGenWeb Decatur Co., TN http://www.netease.net/decatur/ TNGenWeb Perry Co., TN http://www.netease.net/perry/

Looking for info on Albert Henry Inman b. 10-20-1895 in Perry Co. married Nannie E. Unknown b.1892 can anyone tell me info on them. Thanks Elizabeth Ramey [email protected]

You are so right. I've been burned a couple of times. Now I'm skeptical; sometimes even of those I know pretty well. Sad situation. Thanks. Nelle

The USGS (Geological Survey) maps are sometimes helpful in locating a site within a county. PSH

At 09:01 PM 11/1/00 EST, you wrote: > >Does Wildersville, TN, have a city council or have records of deeds, or land >information for the area of Wildersville? I have done a lot of researching about this area. You would need to go to the library in Lexington TN. They have a genealogy room that is filled with microfilm, books, etc. and people that will help you. Also, the courthouse in Lexington would have any public records, such as deeds, etc. Good luck. Diane Yarbro Singleton >Linda-So. California > > > > Get paid for reading emails!!!! http://www.inboxdollars.com/signup.php?ref=0054813 Get paid for reading emails!!!! http://www.MintMail.com/?m=98802

Hey, I missed the Steagall part of that email. Anybody have Grace Stegall born about 1902?

Thanks to everyone who responded to my question on Wildersville, TN. Linda

Decatur Co was a part of Perry county until 1845, but not Henderson Co.Goodspeed's says that Henderson Co was originally part of the western district, created by an act of the legislature on 16 Nov 1821, but under control of Stewart Co until formal organization in 1822. In 1845 a section was cut off and added to newly forming Decatur Co and another smaller section was added to Madison Co. In 1868, a section was added to Chester Co. Renea Burkholder [email protected] TNGenWeb Decatur Co., TN http://www.netease.net/decatur/ TNGenWeb Perry Co., TN http://www.netease.net/perry/ ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 3:50 AM Subject: correction/steagall > Texas and that is what I put...how they got there I don't > know I also had at one time that they were married in Decatur County, > Tennessee, that is more like it because that is where Samuel Jackson Rogers > grew up... and I know at least I think that Decatur and Henderson derived > from Perry County is that correct? > > I messed up,, Samuel Jackson Rogers was in Henderson county Tennessee when he > was younger...not in Decatur County...my mistake.. > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > >

This list is for all 3 counties, so no problem about your question. Wildersville used to be a town with a school and more, but now is just an area with some houses. My mother was born and grew up in Wildersville area. If she gets on and reads messages, she'll be able to reply more. As for records, they will be in Lexington at the courthouse or on microfilm at the archives in Nashville. Renea ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 8:01 PM Subject: [TNDECATU] Wildersville, TN > Even though this is really the mail list for Decatur County & Perry County, I > am hoping someone can help me. > > > Does Wildersville, TN, have a city council or have records of deeds, or land > information for the area of Wildersville? >

Looking for info on the Miller family, Decaturville, TN. My father's family resided in Decaturville for generations. This is the line I've traced, so far, starting with my father, working backward. Jesse Earl Miller Ruby John Miller Pendleton Wallace Miller Isaac Miller Matthew Miller Matthew Miller came to Decaturville from either North Carolina or South Carolina (depending on which source you read) but I haven't been able to find out which or from what county they came. Anyone have any suggestions as to where I go from here? Thanks, Jessica Zame

Jessica, have you tried posting a message on genforum? http://genforum.genealogy.com I suggest you post your question to the Miller, North Carolina and South Carolina message boards on genforum. I saw some queries for Miller on the Miller message board when I went to that web page. Good luck. Linda for Miller: http://genforum.genealogy.com/miller/ for North Carolina: http://genforum.genealogy.com/nc/ for South Carolina: http://genforum.genealogy.com/sc/

Even though this is really the mail list for Decatur County & Perry County, I am hoping someone can help me. You may get a chuckle from my question on Wildersville but please keep in mind, I know very little about Henderson County even though I was born in Lexington. Does Wildersville, TN, have a city council or have records of deeds, or land information for the area of Wildersville? Also, if you recognize any of the locations mentioned in the information on Jordan Fuller at end of this email, I would be so grateful to hear from you. This information comes from another Fuller researcher who has plotted land grant information for Jordan Fuller. We are trying to find the GRAVES of Jordan Fuller and his brother Warren Fuller. Jordan died about 1852 and Warren died before 1830, both died in Henderson County. If we can find their graves, it is going to mean so much to the descendants of these two brothers. This location is south of Wildersville and north of Lexington, TN. "Jordan Fuller's land is in the far NW corner of the 10th/17th District overlap area. Both Essary and Hamilton Roads cross through the properties between Black Bottom and Longsought Roads. There are four cemeteries in the immediate area: Mt.Carmel, Rhodes, Browell? on Hamilton Rd., and an unnamed on Longsought Rd. north of the Hamilton Rd. intersection." Thank you all for your time in reading my message, any help is greatly appreciated. Linda-So. California