In a message dated 9/25/2006 9:06:37 P.M. Central Standard Time, Perrydolls@aol.com writes: Hi Janet, Are you still there? I still haven't found anything on grandpa Sam Porter Murphy. Hope you are there and respond. Haven't done any genealogy for almost 3 years Had heart by-pass surgury and put all this on the back burner. We have had some deaths in the Murphy family since I last talked to you. Betty in Cincinnati Perrydolls@aol.com Hello-- Are any of these Murphys kin to the Stewart Co Murphys?

Hi Janet, Are you still there? I still haven't found anything on grandpa Sam Porter Murphy. Hope you are there and respond. Haven't done any genealogy for almost 3 years Had heart by-pass surgury and put all this on the back burner. We have had some deaths in the Murphy family since I last talked to you. Betty in Cincinnati Perrydolls@aol.com

Hi Tony Sorry can't help you on this one all I have is a name Joe Matlock >>> "Tony Johnson" <TonyempireOre@msn.com> 09/24/06 1:51 AM >>> Cousin Joe Martha Reeves do you know what she is to wife of General James Randolph Robertson who owned the Furnace there on Barton's Creek Dickson County his wife is Charlotte Reeves. Charlotte Reeves ( Rives/ Reaves) is the Daughter of Reverend George Reeves ( Rives & Reaves) of Wake and Johnston Counties of NC. This Reeves lines come of George Rives " The trader" era of 1640: Owned lands that became Prince George County. Len Henley Johnson of Humphrey County is a cousin of these Rives- Reeves. ----- Original Message ----- From: Joe Matlock<mailto:Joe.Matlock@state.tn.us> To: hcote@bellsouth.net<mailto:hcote@bellsouth.net> ; tndickso@rootsweb.com<mailto:tndickso@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2006 5:20 PM Subject: Re: [TNDICKSO] (no subject) I have not work on the England end of the family in a very long time, is this the same family? Joe Matlock Descendants of Anderson England Generation No. 1 1. ANDERSON1 ENGLAND He married MARTHA REEVES. Notes for ANDERSON ENGLAND: Dickson County, Tennessee Handbook by Jill Knight Garrett Southern Historical Press, Inc. Easley, South Carolina 1984 pages 189-190. "Captain Francis S. Ellis" Company This company was in service from November 1814 until May 1815. (Included in the list of volunteers) Anderson England Child of ANDERSON ENGLAND and MARTHA REEVES is: 2. i. ANDREW J.2 ENGLAND. Generation No. 2 2. ANDREW J.2 ENGLAND (ANDERSON1) He married PHILIADELPHIA CORVLINA DUNCAN. She was born 30 January 1822, and died 26 August 1902. Child of ANDREW ENGLAND and PHILIADELPHIA DUNCAN is: 3. i. ANDREW JACKSON3 ENGLAND, b. 07 March 1858, Tennessee.; d. November 1935, Dickson County, Tennessee. Generation No. 3 3. ANDREW JACKSON3 ENGLAND (ANDREW J.2, ANDERSON1) was born 07 March 1858 in Tennessee., and died November 1935 in Dickson County, Tennessee. He married MARY GENEVA HOOD 27 December 1884, daughter of JOHN HOOD and LOURIAN JACKSON. She was born 12 July 1868 in Tennessee., and died 27 May 1936 in Dickson County, Tennessee This couple is buried in the Taylro Town Cemetery. Child of ANDREW ENGLAND and MARY HOOD is: 4. i. LENA ALICE4 ENGLAND, b. 19 December 1897; d. 16 November 1978. Generation No. 4 4. LENA ALICE4 ENGLAND (ANDREW JACKSON3, ANDREW J.2, ANDERSON1) was born 19 December 1897, and died 16 November 1978. She married JOSEPH L. PERNELL 24 May 1913. Children of LENA ENGLAND and JOSEPH PERNELL are: i. LORINE5 PERNELL. ii. IRIS PERNELL. iii. CALVIN PERNELL. iv. WAYNE PERNELL. v. HELEN LEA PERNELL, b. 08 June 1917, Dickson County, Tennessee; d. 28 December 1992, Hendersonville, Sumner County, Tennessee; m. JAMES DUNCAN MATLOCK, 07 November 1947, Nashville, Davison County, Tennessee; b. 08 October 1914, Dickson County, Tennessee; d. 21 July 1984, Dickson County, Tennessee. Notes for JAMES DUNCAN MATLOCK: Services for Mr. James D. Matlock, 69, of White Bluff, were held Monday, July 23, at 4p.m. from the chapel of the Taylor Funeral Home with Ellis Felts and David Mosley officiating. Burial was in the Gillian Cemetery. Mr. Matlock, a native of Dickson County and the son of the late Vernon Wilson Matlock and Evie Choate Matlock, died Saturday Afternoon, July 21 in Goodlark Hospital. He was an army veteran of World War II, a cabinetmaker and member of the White Bluff Methodist church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Helen Pernell Matlock of White Bluff; one son Joe W. Matlock and daughter-in-law Diane Matlock; two grandchildren, Ginnapher and Amelia Beth Matlock, all of Nashville; three sisters, Mrs. Mary DePriest of Madison, Mrs. Eleanor Ridgell of Monterrey, and Mrs. Betty Spann of Charlotte; four brothers. Douglas Matlock, John Matlock, Hubert, and warren Matlock, all of Dickson More About JAMES DUNCAN MATLOCK: Military service: World War II SGT USAAF >>> <hcote@bellsouth.net<mailto:hcote@bellsouth.net>> 09/22/06 9:52 PM >>> > Andrea, Glad to hear from you. I know there are lots of us descendants out there but have heard from only a few. I will be happy to share what I have on the England's and Martin's. I can go back to the William Anderson England born 1740. I got a lot of info from Rootsweb and the LDS site. The info I have back thru Anderson England, George W.'s father I got from Olive Baker England and from records at the Nashville state archieves. The Martin's are something else!!!! Do you know who Isaac Martin's father was? I have him born in either Virginia or Mecklenberg Co., NC. Jeremiah George Martin - Isaac's son was born in Virginia There was an Isaac Martin in Montgomery Co., Tn in 1805 I think he may be ours or else he is the one who went to Lyons Co., Ky. It sure is confusing. Let me know what you need and I will try to help. Glenda > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:TNDICKSO-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 TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:TNDICKSO-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 TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thanks Any way Joe a Clue has now emerged again to follow up on; as These Reeves as they are Cousin's of General James Randolph Robertson believed to me a William Hatcher Born 1613 descendant LOL. Need to follow the travel Patterns on England and see where it take me back to and then come forward matching the Known Travel Patterns of person in Dickson and Humphreys County Tn. Tony ----- Original Message ----- From: Joe Matlock<mailto:Joe.Matlock@state.tn.us> To: mmholland@alltel.net<mailto:mmholland@alltel.net> ; TonyempireOre@msn.com<mailto:TonyempireOre@msn.com> ; azaremba@netnitco.net<mailto:azaremba@netnitco.net> ; tndickso@rootsweb.com<mailto:tndickso@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2006 10:51 AM Subject: Re: [TNDICKSO] (no subject) Hi Tony Sorry can't help you on this one all I have is a name Joe Matlock >>> "Tony Johnson" <TonyempireOre@msn.com<mailto:TonyempireOre@msn.com>> 09/24/06 1:51 AM >>> Cousin Joe Martha Reeves do you know what she is to wife of General James Randolph Robertson who owned the Furnace there on Barton's Creek Dickson County his wife is Charlotte Reeves. Charlotte Reeves ( Rives/ Reaves) is the Daughter of Reverend George Reeves ( Rives & Reaves) of Wake and Johnston Counties of NC. This Reeves lines come of George Rives " The trader" era of 1640: Owned lands that became Prince George County. Len Henley Johnson of Humphrey County is a cousin of these Rives- Reeves. ----- Original Message ----- From: Joe Matlock<mailto:Joe.Matlock@state.tn.us<mailto:Joe.Matlock@state.tn.us>> To: hcote@bellsouth.net<mailto:hcote@bellsouth.net<mailto:hcote@bellsouth.net<mailto:hcote@bellsouth.net>> ; tndickso@rootsweb.com<mailto:tndickso@rootsweb.com<mailto:tndickso@rootsweb.com<mailto:tndickso@rootsweb.com>> Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2006 5:20 PM Subject: Re: [TNDICKSO] (no subject) I have not work on the England end of the family in a very long time, is this the same family? Joe Matlock Descendants of Anderson England Generation No. 1 1. ANDERSON1 ENGLAND He married MARTHA REEVES. Notes for ANDERSON ENGLAND: Dickson County, Tennessee Handbook by Jill Knight Garrett Southern Historical Press, Inc. Easley, South Carolina 1984 pages 189-190. "Captain Francis S. Ellis" Company This company was in service from November 1814 until May 1815. (Included in the list of volunteers) Anderson England Child of ANDERSON ENGLAND and MARTHA REEVES is: 2. i. ANDREW J.2 ENGLAND. Generation No. 2 2. ANDREW J.2 ENGLAND (ANDERSON1) He married PHILIADELPHIA CORVLINA DUNCAN. She was born 30 January 1822, and died 26 August 1902. Child of ANDREW ENGLAND and PHILIADELPHIA DUNCAN is: 3. i. ANDREW JACKSON3 ENGLAND, b. 07 March 1858, Tennessee.; d. November 1935, Dickson County, Tennessee. Generation No. 3 3. ANDREW JACKSON3 ENGLAND (ANDREW J.2, ANDERSON1) was born 07 March 1858 in Tennessee., and died November 1935 in Dickson County, Tennessee. He married MARY GENEVA HOOD 27 December 1884, daughter of JOHN HOOD and LOURIAN JACKSON. She was born 12 July 1868 in Tennessee., and died 27 May 1936 in Dickson County, Tennessee This couple is buried in the Taylro Town Cemetery. Child of ANDREW ENGLAND and MARY HOOD is: 4. i. LENA ALICE4 ENGLAND, b. 19 December 1897; d. 16 November 1978. Generation No. 4 4. LENA ALICE4 ENGLAND (ANDREW JACKSON3, ANDREW J.2, ANDERSON1) was born 19 December 1897, and died 16 November 1978. She married JOSEPH L. PERNELL 24 May 1913. Children of LENA ENGLAND and JOSEPH PERNELL are: i. LORINE5 PERNELL. ii. IRIS PERNELL. iii. CALVIN PERNELL. iv. WAYNE PERNELL. v. HELEN LEA PERNELL, b. 08 June 1917, Dickson County, Tennessee; d. 28 December 1992, Hendersonville, Sumner County, Tennessee; m. JAMES DUNCAN MATLOCK, 07 November 1947, Nashville, Davison County, Tennessee; b. 08 October 1914, Dickson County, Tennessee; d. 21 July 1984, Dickson County, Tennessee. Notes for JAMES DUNCAN MATLOCK: Services for Mr. James D. Matlock, 69, of White Bluff, were held Monday, July 23, at 4p.m. from the chapel of the Taylor Funeral Home with Ellis Felts and David Mosley officiating. Burial was in the Gillian Cemetery. Mr. Matlock, a native of Dickson County and the son of the late Vernon Wilson Matlock and Evie Choate Matlock, died Saturday Afternoon, July 21 in Goodlark Hospital. He was an army veteran of World War II, a cabinetmaker and member of the White Bluff Methodist church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Helen Pernell Matlock of White Bluff; one son Joe W. Matlock and daughter-in-law Diane Matlock; two grandchildren, Ginnapher and Amelia Beth Matlock, all of Nashville; three sisters, Mrs. Mary DePriest of Madison, Mrs. Eleanor Ridgell of Monterrey, and Mrs. Betty Spann of Charlotte; four brothers. Douglas Matlock, John Matlock, Hubert, and warren Matlock, all of Dickson More About JAMES DUNCAN MATLOCK: Military service: World War II SGT USAAF >>> <hcote@bellsouth.net<mailto:hcote@bellsouth.net<mailto:hcote@bellsouth.net<mailto:hcote@bellsouth.net>>> 09/22/06 9:52 PM >>> > Andrea, Glad to hear from you. I know there are lots of us descendants out there but have heard from only a few. I will be happy to share what I have on the England's and Martin's. I can go back to the William Anderson England born 1740. I got a lot of info from Rootsweb and the LDS site. The info I have back thru Anderson England, George W.'s father I got from Olive Baker England and from records at the Nashville state archieves. The Martin's are something else!!!! Do you know who Isaac Martin's father was? I have him born in either Virginia or Mecklenberg Co., NC. Jeremiah George Martin - Isaac's son was born in Virginia There was an Isaac Martin in Montgomery Co., Tn in 1805 I think he may be ours or else he is the one who went to Lyons Co., Ky. It sure is confusing. Let me know what you need and I will try to help. Glenda > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:TNDICKSO-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 TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:TNDICKSO-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 TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com> with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Cousin Joe Martha Reeves do you know what she is to wife of General James Randolph Robertson who owned the Furnace there on Barton's Creek Dickson County his wife is Charlotte Reeves. Charlotte Reeves ( Rives/ Reaves) is the Daughter of Reverend George Reeves ( Rives & Reaves) of Wake and Johnston Counties of NC. This Reeves lines come of George Rives " The trader" era of 1640: Owned lands that became Prince George County. Len Henley Johnson of Humphrey County is a cousin of these Rives- Reeves. ----- Original Message ----- From: Joe Matlock<mailto:Joe.Matlock@state.tn.us> To: hcote@bellsouth.net<mailto:hcote@bellsouth.net> ; tndickso@rootsweb.com<mailto:tndickso@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2006 5:20 PM Subject: Re: [TNDICKSO] (no subject) I have not work on the England end of the family in a very long time, is this the same family? Joe Matlock Descendants of Anderson England Generation No. 1 1. ANDERSON1 ENGLAND He married MARTHA REEVES. Notes for ANDERSON ENGLAND: Dickson County, Tennessee Handbook by Jill Knight Garrett Southern Historical Press, Inc. Easley, South Carolina 1984 pages 189-190. "Captain Francis S. Ellis" Company This company was in service from November 1814 until May 1815. (Included in the list of volunteers) Anderson England Child of ANDERSON ENGLAND and MARTHA REEVES is: 2. i. ANDREW J.2 ENGLAND. Generation No. 2 2. ANDREW J.2 ENGLAND (ANDERSON1) He married PHILIADELPHIA CORVLINA DUNCAN. She was born 30 January 1822, and died 26 August 1902. Child of ANDREW ENGLAND and PHILIADELPHIA DUNCAN is: 3. i. ANDREW JACKSON3 ENGLAND, b. 07 March 1858, Tennessee.; d. November 1935, Dickson County, Tennessee. Generation No. 3 3. ANDREW JACKSON3 ENGLAND (ANDREW J.2, ANDERSON1) was born 07 March 1858 in Tennessee., and died November 1935 in Dickson County, Tennessee. He married MARY GENEVA HOOD 27 December 1884, daughter of JOHN HOOD and LOURIAN JACKSON. She was born 12 July 1868 in Tennessee., and died 27 May 1936 in Dickson County, Tennessee This couple is buried in the Taylro Town Cemetery. Child of ANDREW ENGLAND and MARY HOOD is: 4. i. LENA ALICE4 ENGLAND, b. 19 December 1897; d. 16 November 1978. Generation No. 4 4. LENA ALICE4 ENGLAND (ANDREW JACKSON3, ANDREW J.2, ANDERSON1) was born 19 December 1897, and died 16 November 1978. She married JOSEPH L. PERNELL 24 May 1913. Children of LENA ENGLAND and JOSEPH PERNELL are: i. LORINE5 PERNELL. ii. IRIS PERNELL. iii. CALVIN PERNELL. iv. WAYNE PERNELL. v. HELEN LEA PERNELL, b. 08 June 1917, Dickson County, Tennessee; d. 28 December 1992, Hendersonville, Sumner County, Tennessee; m. JAMES DUNCAN MATLOCK, 07 November 1947, Nashville, Davison County, Tennessee; b. 08 October 1914, Dickson County, Tennessee; d. 21 July 1984, Dickson County, Tennessee. Notes for JAMES DUNCAN MATLOCK: Services for Mr. James D. Matlock, 69, of White Bluff, were held Monday, July 23, at 4p.m. from the chapel of the Taylor Funeral Home with Ellis Felts and David Mosley officiating. Burial was in the Gillian Cemetery. Mr. Matlock, a native of Dickson County and the son of the late Vernon Wilson Matlock and Evie Choate Matlock, died Saturday Afternoon, July 21 in Goodlark Hospital. He was an army veteran of World War II, a cabinetmaker and member of the White Bluff Methodist church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Helen Pernell Matlock of White Bluff; one son Joe W. Matlock and daughter-in-law Diane Matlock; two grandchildren, Ginnapher and Amelia Beth Matlock, all of Nashville; three sisters, Mrs. Mary DePriest of Madison, Mrs. Eleanor Ridgell of Monterrey, and Mrs. Betty Spann of Charlotte; four brothers. Douglas Matlock, John Matlock, Hubert, and warren Matlock, all of Dickson More About JAMES DUNCAN MATLOCK: Military service: World War II SGT USAAF >>> <hcote@bellsouth.net<mailto:hcote@bellsouth.net>> 09/22/06 9:52 PM >>> > Andrea, Glad to hear from you. I know there are lots of us descendants out there but have heard from only a few. I will be happy to share what I have on the England's and Martin's. I can go back to the William Anderson England born 1740. I got a lot of info from Rootsweb and the LDS site. The info I have back thru Anderson England, George W.'s father I got from Olive Baker England and from records at the Nashville state archieves. The Martin's are something else!!!! Do you know who Isaac Martin's father was? I have him born in either Virginia or Mecklenberg Co., NC. Jeremiah George Martin - Isaac's son was born in Virginia There was an Isaac Martin in Montgomery Co., Tn in 1805 I think he may be ours or else he is the one who went to Lyons Co., Ky. It sure is confusing. Let me know what you need and I will try to help. Glenda > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:TNDICKSO-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 TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com> with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I have not work on the England end of the family in a very long time, is this the same family? Joe Matlock Descendants of Anderson England Generation No. 1 1. ANDERSON1 ENGLAND He married MARTHA REEVES. Notes for ANDERSON ENGLAND: Dickson County, Tennessee Handbook by Jill Knight Garrett Southern Historical Press, Inc. Easley, South Carolina 1984 pages 189-190. "Captain Francis S. Ellis" Company This company was in service from November 1814 until May 1815. (Included in the list of volunteers) Anderson England Child of ANDERSON ENGLAND and MARTHA REEVES is: 2. i. ANDREW J.2 ENGLAND. Generation No. 2 2. ANDREW J.2 ENGLAND (ANDERSON1) He married PHILIADELPHIA CORVLINA DUNCAN. She was born 30 January 1822, and died 26 August 1902. Child of ANDREW ENGLAND and PHILIADELPHIA DUNCAN is: 3. i. ANDREW JACKSON3 ENGLAND, b. 07 March 1858, Tennessee.; d. November 1935, Dickson County, Tennessee. Generation No. 3 3. ANDREW JACKSON3 ENGLAND (ANDREW J.2, ANDERSON1) was born 07 March 1858 in Tennessee., and died November 1935 in Dickson County, Tennessee. He married MARY GENEVA HOOD 27 December 1884, daughter of JOHN HOOD and LOURIAN JACKSON. She was born 12 July 1868 in Tennessee., and died 27 May 1936 in Dickson County, Tennessee. This couple is buried in the Taylro Town Cemetery. Child of ANDREW ENGLAND and MARY HOOD is: 4. i. LENA ALICE4 ENGLAND, b. 19 December 1897; d. 16 November 1978. Generation No. 4 4. LENA ALICE4 ENGLAND (ANDREW JACKSON3, ANDREW J.2, ANDERSON1) was born 19 December 1897, and died 16 November 1978. She married JOSEPH L. PERNELL 24 May 1913. Children of LENA ENGLAND and JOSEPH PERNELL are: i. LORINE5 PERNELL. ii. IRIS PERNELL. iii. CALVIN PERNELL. iv. WAYNE PERNELL. v. HELEN LEA PERNELL, b. 08 June 1917, Dickson County, Tennessee; d. 28 December 1992, Hendersonville, Sumner County, Tennessee; m. JAMES DUNCAN MATLOCK, 07 November 1947, Nashville, Davison County, Tennessee; b. 08 October 1914, Dickson County, Tennessee; d. 21 July 1984, Dickson County, Tennessee. Notes for JAMES DUNCAN MATLOCK: Services for Mr. James D. Matlock, 69, of White Bluff, were held Monday, July 23, at 4p.m. from the chapel of the Taylor Funeral Home with Ellis Felts and David Mosley officiating. Burial was in the Gillian Cemetery. Mr. Matlock, a native of Dickson County and the son of the late Vernon Wilson Matlock and Evie Choate Matlock, died Saturday Afternoon, July 21 in Goodlark Hospital. He was an army veteran of World War II, a cabinetmaker and member of the White Bluff Methodist church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Helen Pernell Matlock of White Bluff; one son Joe W. Matlock and daughter-in-law Diane Matlock; two grandchildren, Ginnapher and Amelia Beth Matlock, all of Nashville; three sisters, Mrs. Mary DePriest of Madison, Mrs. Eleanor Ridgell of Monterrey, and Mrs. Betty Spann of Charlotte; four brothers. Douglas Matlock, John Matlock, Hubert, and warren Matlock, all of Dickson More About JAMES DUNCAN MATLOCK: Military service: World War II SGT USAAF >>> <hcote@bellsouth.net> 09/22/06 9:52 PM >>> > Andrea, Glad to hear from you. I know there are lots of us descendants out there but have heard from only a few. I will be happy to share what I have on the England's and Martin's. I can go back to the William Anderson England born 1740. I got a lot of info from Rootsweb and the LDS site. The info I have back thru Anderson England, George W.'s father I got from Olive Baker England and from records at the Nashville state archieves. The Martin's are something else!!!! Do you know who Isaac Martin's father was? I have him born in either Virginia or Mecklenberg Co., NC. Jeremiah George Martin - Isaac's son was born in Virginia There was an Isaac Martin in Montgomery Co., Tn in 1805 I think he may be ours or else he is the one who went to Lyons Co., Ky. It sure is confusing. Let me know what you need and I will try to help. Glenda > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Mary Ann We have some real Surnames in Common, Sterling May, Captain Langford (also know as Lankford) of 1812 Humphreys County and his tax list of My John Johnson, son of Hudson Johnston and wife Agnes. Hudson Johnston died in 1828 Dickson County Tn. wife Agness died in 1848 Dickson County Tn. The Reverend Thomas Murrell and Hudson Johnston traveled together from Henry County Va 1776-1780, Rev. Thomas Murrell left in 1780 and came back in 1782 re married the Widow of James Johnson ( who Hudson lived with in 1778) Hudson Johnston left with Numerous other Families to what as then Washington County NC, Hudson Johnston lands are in what is now Hawkins County Tn. They both left there and went to Williamson County Tn where we know Reverend Thomas Murrell's two brother's were at. Hudson Johnston left Williamson County in 1803 to Move to Barton's Creek in what was then Stewart County, by the time he gets to Barton's Creek it is now Dickson County Tn. Hudson Johnston died there in 1828. His wife Agniss Johnston died in 1843, her will was administered by Thomas Murrell the son of Rev. Thomas Murrell who also moved in 1806 to Dickson County and died there. Mary Polly Johnson daughter of Hudson and Agniss Johnston married first Joel Shropshire and he passed away in Dickson County, Mary Polly Johnson Shropshire married on Sterling May and moved to Arkansas Joel Shropshire's father died on Rockfish River in in lands that were in Amherst County that went into Nelson County. His father was Seymore Samier Shropshire. With the Name Cornelius Murrell there is no doubt in my mind you Come of this Thomas Murrell of Byrd Creek or one of his Kinsman, first Murrell in the Colonies is his Father William Murrell whose lands were first recorded in Surry County ( which changed numerous time with Parish Lin Changes and County Line Changes) The Amherst Lines them selves are a Challenge to figure out what County one needs to Look for Deeds and Wills at. I will send you later more information in our Files on Your Murrell or Murrill, Murril lines I am off to work. reverend Thomas Murrell's lines come off Byrd Creek as doed my Conecting DNA Johnson's, my Matlock lines, my Mayo lines and several other inter connecting lines of Hatcher, Burton, Farmer, Trent, Osborn. Tony ----- Original Message ----- From: lankford<mailto:lankford@tampabay.rr.com> To: TonyempireOre@msn.com<mailto:TonyempireOre@msn.com> Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2006 7:26 AM Subject: Murrell Hi Tony I though you might give me a lead or two. I am researching Lankford's from the Virginia area. Facts: Marriage of B. Murrell 27 Feb 1809 to Edward Lunkford(should be Lankford), Nelson County. They were in the Amherst then Nelson county census than showed up in Indiana census in 1840. I know little about her except on her tombstone she is listed as Elizabeth. She died in 1847 and judging from the dates on her stone ? she would have been born 20 Aug 1776. I know they left Virginia in Nov. of 1837 going to Indiana with family, friends and classmates of one of her sons. He bought land in Vigo County Indiana. It is right across the line from Edgar county and I find a Cornelius Murrell there in 1850. He was in his latter years 78 and living with him was Polly Ingles 45. Elizabeth and Edward named their oldest son Cornelius M and the second son William M. for three generations the M was carried as a second name. Murrell? Maybe brother to Elizabeth? His estimated birth date would be abt 1772. I have never found a reference to the M. as Murrell or anything else in any legal documents. They list Buckingham Va as birthplace. That is about all I can find about her or him. MaryAnn in Florida Researching Lankford, Sterling, Newby and related families. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database: 268.12.7/454 - Release Date: 9/21/2006

hi Group, While I'm thinking of this - I realize I haven't looked at the Leathers family for awhile. Greenberry Leathers, 1850 Dickson county census, married to Nancy _____________. Is anyone else researching this line that might know her last name? Thank you Bonnie

Glenda, I'm also an England descendant. I think we have written in the past. Permelia England, daughter of Anderson England and Elizabeth Baker. Permelia married Lemuel Bruce. Bonnie

> Andrea, Glad to hear from you. I know there are lots of us descendants out there but have heard from only a few. I will be happy to share what I have on the England's and Martin's. I can go back to the William Anderson England born 1740. I got a lot of info from Rootsweb and the LDS site. The info I have back thru Anderson England, George W.'s father I got from Olive Baker England and from records at the Nashville state archieves. The Martin's are something else!!!! Do you know who Isaac Martin's father was? I have him born in either Virginia or Mecklenberg Co., NC. Jeremiah George Martin - Isaac's son was born in Virginia There was an Isaac Martin in Montgomery Co., Tn in 1805 I think he may be ours or else he is the one who went to Lyons Co., Ky. It sure is confusing. Let me know what you need and I will try to help. Glenda >

dear Glenda my name is andrea shawl story and i`m a decentant of George W. England. my grandfather was jones william martin who was the ggggrandson of George England his father was edward francis martin born 5/8/1860 and edward`s father was jones dickson martin and his mother was amanda j england and she was the daughter of George W. England and Eleanor Baker. i live in waverly tn and would love to know more of the England family will help you out all i can from my side hope to hear from you thank you andrea shawl story 931-296-3437 hcote@bellsouth.net wrote: Yes, I am Glenda Sheeley Proudfoot. I will give Olive Baker Below: Olive Myrtle Baker b. May 9, 1873 At Green Springs, Ohio died Aug 2, 1958 Bruceton, Tn Mar. Robert Lee England b. June 28, 1865 Dickson died Aug 5, 1926 Dickson Her father Charles Carlton baker mother: Mahala Spitler His father: Robert Lenzy England b. 1827 Dickson, Tn died Jan 27, 1883 Dickson wife: Georgianna Martin born 1837 died Dec. 12, 1923 d/o Jeremiah George Martin and Emily Ellis His father: George (Washington) England b. 1795 Elberta Co., GA wife Eleanor J. (Nellie) Baker b. ca 1795 GA died after Jan 15, 1883 Dickson His Father was Anderson England b. 1776 Virginia d. Nov 1858 Dickson Co. 1st wife Elizabeth Gatewood 2nd wife Elizabeth (Betsey) Baker sister to Eleanor Baker b. 1789 Elberta Co., Ga died b/4 1850 Dickson They married b/4 1818 She d/o John Baker and Jane Jennith Long One of Washington England children: Joseph W. England b. 1844 died before 1936 I have nothing else on him. I bet that's him The City Cafe is no longer open. When my grandmother retired, the building stood empty for a while and a cousin of my mother's - Grover Wright of Camden bought the building. The last time we were down that way, the place was empty. There was an upstairs where My grandmother lived and she rented 2 or 3 rooms to the railroad men. The railroad was real big back then in Bruceton. No longer though. My grandmother Fanny Mahalia England was born and raised in Dickson down Sycamore Rd. My grandfather Robert Lester Sheeley was raised just of the old Stage Road in Sylvia. I think they went to school together. The Sheeley's came to Dickson in 1869 after the Civil War from Armstrong co. Pennsylvania with about 18 or 20 families. They came down a river to the Mississippi and I don't know whether they disembarked at Clarksville or Nashville. Would like to find someone else who has a dairy or more on this. The parents were from Germany. I finally found out where just last year. Also got 3 more generations in Germany!!> I had a hard time with the Baker's. My direct line of Bakers came from New York. The Bakers in Dickson b/4 the Civil War came from GA. I really think they were related way back - the same given names run in both lines. I don't think Betty Jo is on line. I have talked to her before and she has Grandma England's original records. She wrote everything down. But Betty Jo said it was falling apart. I and a Tony England from Dickson wanted to see and/or copy some info she said she had on the Bakers but she never could find it when we tried to go see herr. I really think she is a game player. Anyway, I FOUND OUT ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message --------------------------------- Stay in the know. Pulse on the new Yahoo.com. Check it out.

dear Glenda my name is andrea shawl story and i`m a decentant of George W. England. my grandfather was jones william martin who was the ggggrandson of George England his father was edward francis martin born 5/8/1860 and edward`s father was jones dickson martin and his mother was amanda j england and she was the daughter of George W. England and Eleanor Baker. i live in waverly tn and would love to know more of the England family will help you out all i can from my side hope to hear from you thank you andrea shawl story 931-296-3437 hcote@bellsouth.net wrote: Yes, I am Glenda Sheeley Proudfoot. I will give Olive Baker Below: Olive Myrtle Baker b. May 9, 1873 At Green Springs, Ohio died Aug 2, 1958 Bruceton, Tn Mar. Robert Lee England b. June 28, 1865 Dickson died Aug 5, 1926 Dickson Her father Charles Carlton baker mother: Mahala Spitler His father: Robert Lenzy England b. 1827 Dickson, Tn died Jan 27, 1883 Dickson wife: Georgianna Martin born 1837 died Dec. 12, 1923 d/o Jeremiah George Martin and Emily Ellis His father: George (Washington) England b. 1795 Elberta Co., GA wife Eleanor J. (Nellie) Baker b. ca 1795 GA died after Jan 15, 1883 Dickson His Father was Anderson England b. 1776 Virginia d. Nov 1858 Dickson Co. 1st wife Elizabeth Gatewood 2nd wife Elizabeth (Betsey) Baker sister to Eleanor Baker b. 1789 Elberta Co., Ga died b/4 1850 Dickson They married b/4 1818 She d/o John Baker and Jane Jennith Long One of Washington England children: Joseph W. England b. 1844 died before 1936 I have nothing else on him. I bet that's him The City Cafe is no longer open. When my grandmother retired, the building stood empty for a while and a cousin of my mother's - Grover Wright of Camden bought the building. The last time we were down that way, the place was empty. There was an upstairs where My grandmother lived and she rented 2 or 3 rooms to the railroad men. The railroad was real big back then in Bruceton. No longer though. My grandmother Fanny Mahalia England was born and raised in Dickson down Sycamore Rd. My grandfather Robert Lester Sheeley was raised just of the old Stage Road in Sylvia. I think they went to school together. The Sheeley's came to Dickson in 1869 after the Civil War from Armstrong co. Pennsylvania with about 18 or 20 families. They came down a river to the Mississippi and I don't know whether they disembarked at Clarksville or Nashville. Would like to find someone else who has a dairy or more on this. The parents were from Germany. I finally found out where just last year. Also got 3 more generations in Germany!!> I had a hard time with the Baker's. My direct line of Bakers came from New York. The Bakers in Dickson b/4 the Civil War came from GA. I really think they were related way back - the same given names run in both lines. I don't think Betty Jo is on line. I have talked to her before and she has Grandma England's original records. She wrote everything down. But Betty Jo said it was falling apart. I and a Tony England from Dickson wanted to see and/or copy some info she said she had on the Bakers but she never could find it when we tried to go see herr. I really think she is a game player. Anyway, I FOUND OUT ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message --------------------------------- How low will we go? Check out Yahoo! Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates.

Stacy, I hope you received my last e-mail. For some reason, it cut me off and would not let me write anything else. As to Betty Jo and the internet. I don't think so. Lary is sick with Muscular Dystrophy or some disease like that and is in a nursing home and David is retired and I assume is living in Old Hickory or maybe Hermitage, Tn. As to asking questions, Ask away. I will be glad to share. I have found out a lot but there is always more to learn!!!! Glenda > >

Yes, I am Glenda Sheeley Proudfoot. I will give Olive Baker Below: Olive Myrtle Baker b. May 9, 1873 At Green Springs, Ohio died Aug 2, 1958 Bruceton, Tn Mar. Robert Lee England b. June 28, 1865 Dickson died Aug 5, 1926 Dickson Her father Charles Carlton baker mother: Mahala Spitler His father: Robert Lenzy England b. 1827 Dickson, Tn died Jan 27, 1883 Dickson wife: Georgianna Martin born 1837 died Dec. 12, 1923 d/o Jeremiah George Martin and Emily Ellis His father: George (Washington) England b. 1795 Elberta Co., GA wife Eleanor J. (Nellie) Baker b. ca 1795 GA died after Jan 15, 1883 Dickson His Father was Anderson England b. 1776 Virginia d. Nov 1858 Dickson Co. 1st wife Elizabeth Gatewood 2nd wife Elizabeth (Betsey) Baker sister to Eleanor Baker b. 1789 Elberta Co., Ga died b/4 1850 Dickson They married b/4 1818 She d/o John Baker and Jane Jennith Long One of Washington England children: Joseph W. England b. 1844 died before 1936 I have nothing else on him. I bet that's him The City Cafe is no longer open. When my grandmother retired, the building stood empty for a while and a cousin of my mother's - Grover Wright of Camden bought the building. The last time we were down that way, the place was empty. There was an upstairs where My grandmother lived and she rented 2 or 3 rooms to the railroad men. The railroad was real big back then in Bruceton. No longer though. My grandmother Fanny Mahalia England was born and raised in Dickson down Sycamore Rd. My grandfather Robert Lester Sheeley was raised just of the old Stage Road in Sylvia. I think they went to school together. The Sheeley's came to Dickson in 1869 after the Civil War from Armstrong co. Pennsylvania with about 18 or 20 families. They came down a river to the Mississippi and I don't know whether they disembarked at Clarksville or Nashville. Would like to find someone else who has a dairy or more on this. The parents were from Germany. I finally found out where just last year. Also got 3 more generations in Germany!!> I had a hard time with the Baker's. My direct line of Bakers came from New York. The Bakers in Dickson b/4 the Civil War came from GA. I really think they were related way back - the same given names run in both lines. I don't think Betty Jo is on line. I have talked to her before and she has Grandma England's original records. She wrote everything down. But Betty Jo said it was falling apart. I and a Tony England from Dickson wanted to see and/or copy some info she said she had on the Bakers but she never could find it when we tried to go see herr. I really think she is a game player. Anyway, I FOUND OUT

Glenda, Is your last name Proudfoot? I saw that on the site where the tidbits are. I wanted to put your source information in my notes. My mother said that she remembered Aunt Mary was a very neat woman, as well. She said once they went to visit and as they were leaving she could here the vacuum cleaner running behind them. I can only imagine the crickets were a necessary source of income or a hobby. Maybe Mary didn't mind them because they reminded her of the country. Who did Olive Baker England marry? Do you know if your England line connects to Joe S. England that married Mary's sister Lorene Hooper? Is the City Cafe still open? Did the Sheeley family always live in Bruceton? How did your grandparents meet, isn't that several counties away? Do you know if Betty Jo, David or Larry are on the internet? I am afraid I have more questions than anything. It seems that is always the case, one question usually leads to another. Thanks for all your help. Stacey Givens

Stacy, She is the daughter of Lela Hooper Dorton. -----Original Message----- From: GGSIMGENE@aol.com To: tndickso@rootsweb.com Sent: Tue, 19 Sep 2006 7:34 AM Subject: Re: [TNDICKSO] Englands & Hoopers Laura, How exciting! I am a great granddaughter of William Henry Hooper and Thomas Elizabeth Fields. My grandmother was their youngest child, Pearl Christine Hooper m. Francis Leon Lockhart. I would love to make contact with your friend. Which child is she a daughter of? I would be happy to correspond with her in another manner. Thanks, Stacey Givens ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ________________________________________________________________________ Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more.

Laura, How exciting! I am a great granddaughter of William Henry Hooper and Thomas Elizabeth Fields. My grandmother was their youngest child, Pearl Christine Hooper m. Francis Leon Lockhart. I would love to make contact with your friend. Which child is she a daughter of? I would be happy to correspond with her in another manner. Thanks, Stacey Givens

Glenda and Stacy, I am Laura Craft. I do not think I am any relation to the Hoopers and Englands although there are some individuals with that last name in my research (Dunnagan/Donegan). The reason for my writing is for a friend. She is the granddaughter of William Henry Hooper and Thomas Elizabeth Fields. When I told her about someone seeking information on this line, she asked me to find out their direct line. I told her I would put the request online. She does not work on the computer. Thanks for your help. Laura -----Original Message----- From: GGSIMGENE@aol.com To: tndickso@rootsweb.com Sent: Sat, 16 Sep 2006 10:18 PM Subject: Re: [TNDICKSO] Englands & Hoopers Glenda, I hope we can help each other. I don't know how much information you want. I'll just start typing and you can tell me it was too much or too little later. I think I remember my mother saying she went to both funerals. Elbert & Mary (Hooper) England were her Aunt and Uncle. She said she thought she met you. I am not sure I know how you connect, through the England's? Are you my cousin? (ha, ha!) I never knew my Hooper family well. I have been collecting a few tidbits when my mom talks about them. I wish I had known them. But maybe I can know my cousins. 6) Mary Vester Elizabeth Hooper, born March 06, 1905, married Elbert Edward England in 1925 in Dickson County, Tennessee. They moved to Old Hickory, Tennessee. Great uncle “Eb” loved to fish. He raised crickets, by the thousands, for fishing bait in his basement. My mother remembers that about the time you got ready for bed, the crickets would start chirping. She remembers her aunt Mary was called Granny Cricket. Excerpt from Dickson County Heritage book submission by Stacey Givens 2006 Most of the children of William Henry and Thomas Elizabeth (Fields) Hooper were much older than my grandmother. She was nine years younger than the second to last child, Lorene. I am also trying to find a male Hooper who might be willing to participate in the Hooper DNA project. Our family had lots of girls. Myself and about a million other people are wanting to see how we all connect together. I have put an outline descendant tree below. I have more generations. I am not sure what the rules are on posting and how much you can include, if there are any. I would appreciate any information, pictures, stories, etc. you can help me with. I will share whatever I can. Thanks for getting back to me. Stacey Givens Fairview, TN (near Dickson) Descendants of William "Billy" Henry Hooper 1 William "Billy" Henry Hooper 1860 - 1940 .. +Thomas "Tommie" Elizabeth Fields 1876 - 1958 ........ 2 Willie Mae Hooper 1896 - 1896 ........ 2 Jay Joy Hooper 1897 - 1936 ............ +Jessie Jane Walfo ........ *2nd Wife of Jay Joy Hooper: ............ +Clara Starkey ........ 2 Ledell Lela Hooper 1899 - 1990 ............ +John Henry Dorton - 1929 ........ 2 Claude Sullivan Hooper 1901 - 1971 ............ +Laura Willie Underhill 1890 - 2003 ........ 2 Hugh Thomas Hooper 1903 - ............ +Minnie Sutton ........ 2 Mary Vester Elizabeth Hooper 1905 - 2000 ............ +Elbert Edward England - 2001 ........ 2 Carter Lee Hooper 1907 - 1965 ............ +Annie Tipton ........ *2nd Wife of Carter Lee Hooper: ............ +Lucille Williams ........ 2 Waddel Lucas Hooper 1909 - ............ +Edith Durham ........ 2 Billie Bertha Hooper 1911 - ............ +Claude Herman Bell ........ 2 Lorene Hooper 1913 - abt 2004? ............ +Joe Shannon England ........ 2 Pearl Christene Hooper 1922 - ............ +Francis Leon Lockhart, Jr. 1922 - 1986 ........ *2nd Husband of Pearl Christene Hooper: ............ +David Stone Travis In a message dated 9/15/2006 10:08:47 P.M. Central Standard Time, hcote@bellsouth.net writes: Stacy, I have Elbert England's family and children but I didn't know Aunt Mary's parents name. This helps my record. I went to the funeral home when Uncle Elb died in 2001. Aunt Mary pased away in 2000 and I didn't know about it until I accidently met Betty Jo Wells, his dau. at the grocery store. Small world. We live in Greenbrier as does Betty Jo. > > Glenda> ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ________________________________________________________________________ Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more.

Stacy, I am related to Uncle Elb thru his sister, Fannie England Sheeley Englert, his sister. She married my grandfather, Robert Lester Sheeley their children: Loyal Webster (Buddy) Sheeley and Wilma Sheeley. The Sheeley line ends with me. I was an only child. I didn't know about the crickets. I knew he fished a lot but I am surprised Aunt Mary allowed crickets in her basement!!!! We used to go visit and I was scared to touch anything in the living room. Her house was immaculate. We did eat dinner once in her dining room. It was really crowded and I bet it took her a lot of work to clean up. I don't remember who all was there that day. Too long ago. Sometimes when we visited Larry and I would go to the theater there in Old Hickory. We were close in age but David was some older. Didn't see much of him. Betty Joe had already left home by the time I remember the visits. Mary and my mother were real "talkers". They would get on the phone and talk a long time. I think Uncle Elb and Mary stayed in Dickson when they were first married. I found where they had an infant son who died (2 hrs old) in Dickson. Betty JO, the next child was born in Old Hickory. I don't know whether they lived with someone or had their own place then. I don't know whether he tried to farm or had other work. Not much talk about that period of time. My parents were married in 1937 and once they left Bruceton, Tn, they didn't visit as much during the war but when it was over, we went quite often of see someone... Fanny England Sheeley, my grandmother worked for and then bought the City Cafe in Bruceton, Tn in the 20's. MY DAD was raised by Olive Baker England, his grandmother in Dickson until he was about 17 and he left and went to Bruceton and his mother. He was a really good cook. Not too much time passed until he went to work for the L & N and came to Nashville. Well, that's enough for now. I don't know what you want or have so anything I CAN help with< just ask and i WILL TRY TO answer. Glenda > > From: GGSIMGENE@aol.com > Date: 2006/09/16 Sat PM 11:18:42 EDT > To: tndickso@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [TNDICKSO] Englands & Hoopers > > > Glenda, > I hope we can help each other. I don't know how much information you > want. I'll just start typing and you can tell me it was too much or too little > later. I think I remember my mother saying she went to both funerals. Elbert & > Mary (Hooper) England were her Aunt and Uncle. She said she thought she met > you. I am not sure I know how you connect, through the England's? Are you my > cousin? (ha, ha!) > I never knew my Hooper family well. I have been collecting a few tidbits > when my mom talks about them. I wish I had known them. But maybe I can know > my cousins. > > 6) Mary Vester Elizabeth Hooper, born March 06, 1905, married Elbert Edward > England in 1925 in Dickson County, Tennessee. They moved to Old Hickory, > Tennessee. Great uncle ?Eb? loved to fish. He raised crickets, by the > thousands, for fishing bait in his basement. My mother remembers that about the time > you got ready for bed, the crickets would start chirping. She remembers her > aunt Mary was called Granny Cricket. > Excerpt from Dickson County Heritage book submission by Stacey Givens 2006 > > Most of the children of William Henry and Thomas Elizabeth (Fields) > Hooper were much older than my grandmother. She was nine years younger than the > second to last child, Lorene. > I am also trying to find a male Hooper who might be willing to > participate in the Hooper DNA project. Our family had lots of girls. Myself and about > a million other people are wanting to see how we all connect together. > I have put an outline descendant tree below. I have more generations. I > am not sure what the rules are on posting and how much you can include, if > there are any. > I would appreciate any information, pictures, stories, etc. you can help > me with. I will share whatever I can. > Thanks for getting back to me. > Stacey Givens > Fairview, TN (near Dickson) > > Descendants of William "Billy" Henry Hooper > 1 William "Billy" Henry Hooper 1860 - 1940 > .. +Thomas "Tommie" Elizabeth Fields 1876 - 1958 > ........ 2 Willie Mae Hooper 1896 - 1896 > ........ 2 Jay Joy Hooper 1897 - 1936 > ............ +Jessie Jane Walfo > ........ *2nd Wife of Jay Joy Hooper: > ............ +Clara Starkey > ........ 2 Ledell Lela Hooper 1899 - 1990 > ............ +John Henry Dorton - 1929 > ........ 2 Claude Sullivan Hooper 1901 - 1971 > ............ +Laura Willie Underhill 1890 - 2003 > ........ 2 Hugh Thomas Hooper 1903 - > ............ +Minnie Sutton > ........ 2 Mary Vester Elizabeth Hooper 1905 - 2000 > ............ +Elbert Edward England - 2001 > ........ 2 Carter Lee Hooper 1907 - 1965 > ............ +Annie Tipton > ........ *2nd Wife of Carter Lee Hooper: > ............ +Lucille Williams > ........ 2 Waddel Lucas Hooper 1909 - > ............ +Edith Durham > ........ 2 Billie Bertha Hooper 1911 - > ............ +Claude Herman Bell > ........ 2 Lorene Hooper 1913 - abt 2004? > ............ +Joe Shannon England > ........ 2 Pearl Christene Hooper 1922 - > ............ +Francis Leon Lockhart, Jr. 1922 - 1986 > ........ *2nd Husband of Pearl Christene Hooper: > ............ +David Stone Travis > > > In a message dated 9/15/2006 10:08:47 P.M. Central Standard Time, > hcote@bellsouth.net writes: > Stacy, > I have Elbert England's family and children but I didn't know Aunt Mary's > parents name. > This helps my record. > I went to the funeral home when Uncle Elb died in 2001. Aunt Mary pased > away in 2000 and I didn't know about it until I accidently met Betty Jo Wells, > his dau. at the grocery store. Small world. We live in Greenbrier as does > Betty Jo. > > > > Glenda> > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNDICKSO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Glenda, I hope we can help each other. I don't know how much information you want. I'll just start typing and you can tell me it was too much or too little later. I think I remember my mother saying she went to both funerals. Elbert & Mary (Hooper) England were her Aunt and Uncle. She said she thought she met you. I am not sure I know how you connect, through the England's? Are you my cousin? (ha, ha!) I never knew my Hooper family well. I have been collecting a few tidbits when my mom talks about them. I wish I had known them. But maybe I can know my cousins. 6) Mary Vester Elizabeth Hooper, born March 06, 1905, married Elbert Edward England in 1925 in Dickson County, Tennessee. They moved to Old Hickory, Tennessee. Great uncle “Eb” loved to fish. He raised crickets, by the thousands, for fishing bait in his basement. My mother remembers that about the time you got ready for bed, the crickets would start chirping. She remembers her aunt Mary was called Granny Cricket. Excerpt from Dickson County Heritage book submission by Stacey Givens 2006 Most of the children of William Henry and Thomas Elizabeth (Fields) Hooper were much older than my grandmother. She was nine years younger than the second to last child, Lorene. I am also trying to find a male Hooper who might be willing to participate in the Hooper DNA project. Our family had lots of girls. Myself and about a million other people are wanting to see how we all connect together. I have put an outline descendant tree below. I have more generations. I am not sure what the rules are on posting and how much you can include, if there are any. I would appreciate any information, pictures, stories, etc. you can help me with. I will share whatever I can. Thanks for getting back to me. Stacey Givens Fairview, TN (near Dickson) Descendants of William "Billy" Henry Hooper 1 William "Billy" Henry Hooper 1860 - 1940 .. +Thomas "Tommie" Elizabeth Fields 1876 - 1958 ........ 2 Willie Mae Hooper 1896 - 1896 ........ 2 Jay Joy Hooper 1897 - 1936 ............ +Jessie Jane Walfo ........ *2nd Wife of Jay Joy Hooper: ............ +Clara Starkey ........ 2 Ledell Lela Hooper 1899 - 1990 ............ +John Henry Dorton - 1929 ........ 2 Claude Sullivan Hooper 1901 - 1971 ............ +Laura Willie Underhill 1890 - 2003 ........ 2 Hugh Thomas Hooper 1903 - ............ +Minnie Sutton ........ 2 Mary Vester Elizabeth Hooper 1905 - 2000 ............ +Elbert Edward England - 2001 ........ 2 Carter Lee Hooper 1907 - 1965 ............ +Annie Tipton ........ *2nd Wife of Carter Lee Hooper: ............ +Lucille Williams ........ 2 Waddel Lucas Hooper 1909 - ............ +Edith Durham ........ 2 Billie Bertha Hooper 1911 - ............ +Claude Herman Bell ........ 2 Lorene Hooper 1913 - abt 2004? ............ +Joe Shannon England ........ 2 Pearl Christene Hooper 1922 - ............ +Francis Leon Lockhart, Jr. 1922 - 1986 ........ *2nd Husband of Pearl Christene Hooper: ............ +David Stone Travis In a message dated 9/15/2006 10:08:47 P.M. Central Standard Time, hcote@bellsouth.net writes: Stacy, I have Elbert England's family and children but I didn't know Aunt Mary's parents name. This helps my record. I went to the funeral home when Uncle Elb died in 2001. Aunt Mary pased away in 2000 and I didn't know about it until I accidently met Betty Jo Wells, his dau. at the grocery store. Small world. We live in Greenbrier as does Betty Jo. > > Glenda>