This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WhB.2ACI/192.1 Message Board Post: Deb, I will look through my Donegan info this weekend and let you know if I find anything that may help you. I am researching the Brazzells in Dickson Co. I am descended from George Brazzell b. @ 1793 in GA, his daughter Mary Brazzell married James Henderson Dunnagan. I'm still trying to determine who George's parents were and what county in GA (possibly NC) Mary was born in. I'll let you know what I can find. Nicole
Caroline, How about Garrett in Bedford and Williamson Co., TN. Thank you. Dorothy Clowdus ----- Original Message ----- From: keith gilmore<mailto:[email protected]> To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 6:41 PM Subject: [TNDICKSO] Tennessee Land Grants Hello everyone! I was cleaning and just found a book I bought from Byron Sisler a few years ago. It's the Tennessee Land Grants book for any surname starting with "G". If any of you have a surname that starts with G, I will be happy to look it up for you and tell you what it says. Mostly it tells you what county the land grant was in, the year it was granted the number of acres, the book and page its recorded on and the number of the land grant. Hope maybe I can help someone out! Have a great night out there!!!! Caroline ==== TNDICKSO Mailing List ==== http://www.rootsweb.com/~tndickso/index.htm<http://www.rootsweb.com/~tndickso/index.htm>
How about Gunter. Rita ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tidwell, Rick" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 8:31 PM Subject: RE: [TNDICKSO] Tennessee Land Grants > Hello Caroline, > > Thank you for the offer. How about Gainus/Ganus. > > Thank you!, > Rick > > -----Original Message----- > From: keith gilmore [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 4:42 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [TNDICKSO] Tennessee Land Grants > > Hello everyone! > I was cleaning and just found a book I bought from Byron Sisler a few > years ago. It's the Tennessee Land Grants book for any surname starting with > "G". If any of you have a surname that starts with G, I will be happy to > look it up for you and tell you what it says. > Mostly it tells you what county the land grant was in, the year it was > granted the number of acres, the book and page its recorded on and the > number of the land grant. Hope maybe I can help someone out! Have a great > night out there!!!! > Caroline > > > ==== TNDICKSO Mailing List ==== > http://www.rootsweb.com/~tndickso/index.htm > > > > ==== TNDICKSO Mailing List ==== > http://www.rootsweb.com/~tndickso/index.htm > I am my own double first cousin , now isn't that scarey .... >
How about German in Williamsville county? Thank you so much, Bonnie
Have you got any GRIZZLE listings? Thanks, Kristi Moffitt -----Original Message----- From: keith gilmore [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 5:42 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [TNDICKSO] Tennessee Land Grants Hello everyone! I was cleaning and just found a book I bought from Byron Sisler a few years ago. It's the Tennessee Land Grants book for any surname starting with "G". If any of you have a surname that starts with G, I will be happy to look it up for you and tell you what it says. Mostly it tells you what county the land grant was in, the year it was granted the number of acres, the book and page its recorded on and the number of the land grant. Hope maybe I can help someone out! Have a great night out there!!!! Caroline ==== TNDICKSO Mailing List ==== http://www.rootsweb.com/~tndickso/index.htm
Hello everyone! I was cleaning and just found a book I bought from Byron Sisler a few years ago. It's the Tennessee Land Grants book for any surname starting with "G". If any of you have a surname that starts with G, I will be happy to look it up for you and tell you what it says. Mostly it tells you what county the land grant was in, the year it was granted the number of acres, the book and page its recorded on and the number of the land grant. Hope maybe I can help someone out! Have a great night out there!!!! Caroline
Hello Caroline, Thank you for the offer. How about Gainus/Ganus. Thank you!, Rick -----Original Message----- From: keith gilmore [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 4:42 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [TNDICKSO] Tennessee Land Grants Hello everyone! I was cleaning and just found a book I bought from Byron Sisler a few years ago. It's the Tennessee Land Grants book for any surname starting with "G". If any of you have a surname that starts with G, I will be happy to look it up for you and tell you what it says. Mostly it tells you what county the land grant was in, the year it was granted the number of acres, the book and page its recorded on and the number of the land grant. Hope maybe I can help someone out! Have a great night out there!!!! Caroline ==== TNDICKSO Mailing List ==== http://www.rootsweb.com/~tndickso/index.htm
Does anyone have any info on Auzey Burgess? He is on the 1820 Dickson Ct Census and is over 40 at that time. Thanks Peg
The following new message has been posted on Forum at <http://www.tngenweb.org/dickson/webbbs/queries/index.cgi>. *************************************************************************** MESSAGE: (#524) great grandfather WEST <http://www.tngenweb.org/dickson/webbbs/queries/index.cgi?rev=524> AUTHOR: JOHN WEST DATE: Wednesday, 6 October 2004, at 11:00 a.m. i am seeking info about my great grandfather,GREEN WEST.i know that he married MARY ANN GRAY,in dickson county,22 nov.1851,and that he died prior to 1860.i dont know how old he was at time of death or anything about his family.any info will be greatly appreciated. *************************************************************************** This is an automatically-generated notice. If you'd like to be removed from the mailing list, please visit Forum at <http://www.tngenweb.org/dickson/webbbs/queries/index.cgi>, or send your request to [email protected] If you wish to respond to this message, please post your response directly to the board. Thank you!
Please review the following and suggest changes, additions, and/or corrections. Thanks in advance. Joe Joseph Luther, Ph.D. 9101 Whispering Wind Road Lincoln, Nebraska 68502 402.423.4161 [email protected] CHAPTER 3 THE BROWN FAMILY OF DICKSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE Joseph Luther *2004 BROWN William Brown married Nancy ---- ????-1804 ???? | Alexander Y. Brown married Rebecca N. Harris ca 1780 - 1850 ca. 1800-???? | George W. Brown married Frances P. Woodard 1826-1907 1836-1899 | Drewry Shelton Jordan married Ella Mae Brown 1847-1929 1858-1904 | Horace Norman Luther, Sr. married Nellie B. Jordan 1889-1960 1890-1983 | Horace Norman Luther, Jr. married Marjorie Elizabeth Neal 1913-1989 1916-1984 | Joseph Neal Luther 1943- WILLIAM BROWN died ca. 1804 William Brown lived in Sumner County, Tennessee. He was apparently a native of Ireland. He married a woman named Nancy, whose maiden name was probably Youree. He died in Sumner County in 1804 where his will is recorded in Will Book 1, pp. 84. The executor of his will was Arthur Exum, who later moved in Davidson County. The History of Davidson County (Clayton, 1880) notes a William Brown in that county in 1787, being the first year in which the tax on land and polls was taken. The children of William and Nancy Brown included: 1. James Brown. 2, Robert Brown. 3. Alexander Y. Brown. Born ca 1785. Ancestor - see later. 4. Richard Brown, born 1787 in Virginia.???? 5. John Brown. 6. Sarah "Sally" Brown. 7. ---Brown; married Thomas Roper. 8. ----Brown married John Perkinson. 9. William Brown, born 1797; married 1823 in Davidson County to Polly Pugh. Raised by Arthur Exum. Arthur Exum was also related to our Jordan line. ALEXANDER Y. BROWN ca. 1780-1850 Alexander Y. Brown was born between 1780 and 1790, apparently in Ireland. He married on 15 October 1818 in Davidson County to Rebecca N. Harris, daughter of Isaac and Elizabeth (Watkins) Harris. See the Harris group. She was born between 1796 and 1800 in North Carolina. Eldridge Newsom performed the marriage ceremony. The History of Davidson County (page 180) notes that Alexander Y. Brown was a lst Sergeant in Capt. Robert Evans Company, First Tennessee Regiment of Volunteer Mounted Gunmen, commanded by Col. Robert Byer, in Coffee's Brigade and was with Andrew Jackson at New Orleans, in the War of 1812. William Thompson, an ancestor in the Luther line, was also in this company. Alexander Y. Brown died in testate around 1850. George W. Brown was the administrator of his estate. See Administrator's Settlement Book B, pp. 414, Dickson County. His wife, Rebecca N. Harris Brown proceeded him in death. Alexander Y. Brown is shown on the 1820 Census of Dickson County at page 17, with his wife and only one daughter, under age 10. He does not appear on the 1830 Census, but does appear on the 1840 Census at page 214. He also appears on the 1839 Tax List of Dickson County, in the 7th District with 270 acres and 2 slaves. Also living in this district were his relatives Silas Harris, Buckner Harris, Christopher Harris and Burgess Harris. Alexander Y. and Rebecca (Harris) Brown had at last 9 children, of whom 7 are known: 1. Lydia Brown, born 4 January 1817. She married Joseph Harris, son of Burgess Harris, Sr. Joseph Harris was shown on the 1856 Cheatham County tax list in District 10, with 90 acres on the Big Harpeth River, adjacent to B.D. Pack. This family is shown on the 1860 Census of Cheatham County in the 10th Civil District, living next door to James M. Brown and near Warren Jordan. Issue: Sally Harris, Joseph H. Harris, Luvina Jane Harris, Lydia Harris. J.S. and Lydia Harris are buried in the Pleasant Hill Methodist Church Cemetery in Cheatham County. 2. George Washington Brown was born in 1826 in Dickson County. He was married on 2 October 1850 in Dickson County to Elvira Woodward. After her death, he married secondly to her cousin, Frances P. Woodward. See the Woodward group. Ancestor - see later. 3. Sarah J. Brown was born in Dickson County in 1828. 4. James M. Brown was born in 1833 in Dickson County. He was married 7 January 1852 in Dickson County to Nancy W. Hutton. He served in the Civil War as 3rd Sgt. in his brother's Company E of the 11th Tennessee Infantry. He is shown on the 1856 Cheatham County tax list in District 10 with 80 acres on the Big Harpeth adjacent to B.D. Pack. He was living in the 10th District of Cheatham County in 1860. There is a James Madison Brown, born 1833 and died 1885, buried in the Stuart Cemetery "out from Burns." Children included Thomas Brown, born circa 1853 and M. Brown (female), born circa 1855. 5. Elisa (Eliza) J. Brown was born 1835 in Dickson County. 6. Lucy T. Brown was born in 1837 in Dickson County. She married on 2 January 1854 in Dickson County to John J. Henry. They were living in the 12th District of Cheatham County in 1860. John J. Henry shown on the 1856 Cheatham County tax list in District 12. In the 1880 Census, this family is in the 12th district, page 11, number 104. This Lucys birth date matches exactly and her father is shown as being born in Ireland and her mother in North Carolina. 7. Alexander Y. (sometimes listed as P.) Brown, Jr. was born in 1839 in Dickson County. He married on 27 October 1869 in Dickson County to Mary Sutherland. He was a 1st Lt., Company E., 11th Tennessee Infantry, from Dickson County, in the Civil War. Alexander Y. Brown had two other sons as shown on the early census: both were born between 1820 and 1825. One of these may have been Wiley Brown who also served in the 11th Tennessee Infantry and died in a Civil War prison. GEORGE W. BROWN 1826-1907 George Washington Brown was born on 12 April 1826 in Dickson County, Tennessee. He married twice. His first wife was Elvira Woodward, the daughter of Edmund and Nancy (Baxter) Woodward. They were married 10 February 1850. His second wife was Frances P. (Frannie) Woodward, cousin of Elvira, and daughter of Benjamin Woodward and Hannah Burnette. See the Woodward group. George W. Brown is listed in the muster of Baxter's Artillery, C.S.A., at the company's reorganization at Corinth on May 1862. This reorganization resulted from the division of Monsarratt's Battery. Baxter's Artillery was engaged at Corinth and, on the retreat from that place, the guns were so disabled at Davis' bridge, on the Big Hatchee, that they were left on the field. The battery rendered good service at Chickasaw Bayou, December 28 and 29, 1862. Shortly after, Baxter's Battery sank the first tugboat and barges which attempted to run past Vicksburg. The Battery also fought the Union gunboats, "The Queen of the West" and the "Indianola, " at Warrenton and was engaged in the attack on gunboats at Deer Creek. Baxter's Artillery also played its part in the defense of Vicksburg during the great seige of that city. Baxter's Battery also appeared in action at Lookout Mountain and was actively engaged at Missionary Ridge and in the retreat from Dalton, as well as in General Hood's operations in Tennessee. (Clayton, 1880, page 176-177). George W. Brown is also listed as a constable in the 1850 Census of Dickson County. He died on 27 November 1907 near White Oak Flats, on Brown's Branch of Jones Creek, in Dickson County and is buried in the family cemetery there. See B.Y. Brown road running east out of White Oak Flats, down to Jones Creek. See the map on a following page. George W. Browns will of 11 May 1906 is recorded in Dickson County on 21 December 1907. The executor was B.Y. Brown, his son. See later. Frances P. "Frankie" Woodward Brown died on 20 Jul 1899 and she is buried in the family cemetery on Brown's Branch of Jones Creek. The will of Frances P. (Woodward) Brown was written in December 1896 and was witnessed by James M. Brown, her brother-in-law, and Fletcher L. Pack. See later. Note that Fletcher L. Pack, born 1830, was the son of Benjamin Doty Pack and Elizabeth (Garland) Pack. George W. Brown and family appear on the 1850 Census of Dickson County at page 229; the 1860 Census at page 276; the 1870 Census at page 336. In the 1850 Census of Dickson County, he had not yet married and was living with his brothers and sisters, orphans all. These included James M. Brown, age 20; Elisa J. Brown, age 15; Lucy T. Brown, age 13; and Alexander Brown, age 11. All were born in Tennessee. By his first marriage, George W. and Elvira (Woodward) Brown had only one child: 1. Rebecca L. Brown, born 1852 in Dickson County; married F.B. Henry on 6 May 1867 in Dickson County. F.B. Henry is listed as a Confederate pensioner of the 24th Infantry, C.S.A.. By his second marriage to Frances P. Woodward, George W. Brown had 8 additional children: 2. Ella Mae Brown, born 31 November 1858 in Dickson County; married 5 August 1877 in Dickson County to Drury Shelton Jordan; died 26 December 1904. She is buried in the Brown family cemetery on Brown's Branch of Jones Creek. Ancestor- refer to the Jordan group. 3. Georgie E. "Nannie" Brown, born after 1860; married Henry Long. Children included John Long. 4. B.Y. "Youree" Brown, born 23 June 1868 in Dickson County; married Leota Dotson; died 23 January 1928; buried in Williams Cemetery, White Bluff, Dickson County, Tennessee. Children included: James Dotson Brown, Bennie Brown, Horace Brown, George Brown, Lige Brown, Dollie Brown, Preston T. Brown, Sarah Brown, and Fanny M. Brown. 5. William E. Brown, born 13 August 1870 and died 23 May 1874. Buried in the family cemetery on Brown's Branch of Jones Creek. 6. James Webster Brown, born 20 March 1881 in Dickson County, married Bernice Daniel; died 4 January 1963; buried in Williams Cemetery, White Bluff. Started in business in 1899 at White Oak Flats and moved to White Bluff in 1911 where he owned and operated the J.W. Brown and Sons store. Children included: Garner T. Brown, and Howard E. Brown. I visited this store in 1968. It no longer exists. 7. Hattie Brown, born 19 July 1860 in Dickson County. Married W.G. Anderson. Died 20 January 1897. Buried in the family cemetery on Brown's Branch of Jones Creek. Children included: Youree Anderson, Fannie Anderson, and Hattie Anderson. 8. Sallie E. Brown, born in Dickson County; married Matt T. Anderson. They lived at the Harpeth River community, eight miles north of White Bluff. Matt Anderson died 5 April 1934 at age 67 and is buried in Williams Cemetery. One child, Pearl, is buried in the family cemetery on Brown's Branch of Jones Creek. 9. Jennie O. Brown, born on 12 December 1874 in Dickson County. Married E.W. Daniel. Died 29 March 1900. Buried in the family cemetery on Brown's Branch of Jones Creek. Children included: Brown Daniel. Will of George W. Brown, dated 11 May 1906 and recorded 21 December 1907 in Dickson County, Tennessee. Mentions land on the east side of Jones Creek "the long bottom that belongs to the home tract caused by creek changing." Names sons B.Y. Brown and J.W. Brown. Names daughter, R.L. Brown, wife of F.B. Henry. Names daughter, Ella Brown Jordan, deceased. Names daughter, Georgie Herman Long, wife of Henry Long, deceased. Names daughter, S.E. Anderson. Mentions oil and gas interests; mentions the 170 acres Caezar Brown Tract. Executors were his sons, B.Y. and J.W. Brown. Witnesses were R.D. Eubank, Jr. and A.J. McIntire. See Will Book B, pp. 491 and 492. Will of Mrs. F.P. Brown, dated December 1896. States she is the wife of G.W. Brown of Dickson, Dickson County, Tennessee. Names children: E.B. Jordan (Ella) B.Y. Brown S.E. Anderson Nannie E. Long Jennie O. Brown James W. Brown This will was witnessed by J.M. Brown and F.L. Pack. BROWN FAMILY REFERENCES Brown Family Records. Clayton, W.W. (1880) History of Davidson County, Tennessee. Philadelphia: J.W. Lewis and Co. Garrett, J.K. (1984) Dickson County Handbook. Easley SC: Southern Historical Press. Garrett, J,K, and I.H. McClain (1991) Dickson County, Tennessee Cemetery Records. Part I and Part II (Revised Editions) RAM Press. Goodspeed Publishing Company (1886) History of Tennessee: Montgomery, Robertson, Humphreys, Stewart, Dickson, Cheatham, and Houston Counties. Nashville. Kelley, Sarah Foster (1987) West Nashville: Its People and Environs. Nashville: Published by author. Marsh, H.C. and T.R. Marsh (1989) Davidson County, Tennessee Wills & Inventories. Vol. One: 1783-1816. Vol. Two: 1816-1830. Greenville SC: Southern Historical Press. Marsh, H.C. and T.R. Marsh (1992) Land Deed Genealogy of Davidson County, Tennessee. Vol. 3: 1797-1803. Greenville SC: Southern Historical Press. Sistler, B. and B. Sistler (1990) Index to Tennessee Wills & Administrations 1779-1861. Nashville: Bryon Sistler and Associates. Sistler, B. and B. Sistler (1988) Cheatham County, TN Marriages 1856-1881. Nashville: Bryon Sistler and Associates. Sistler, B. and B. Sistler (1988) Dickson County, TN Marriages 1857-1870. Nashville: Bryon Sistler and Associates. Sistler, B. and B. Sistler (1989) Davidson County, TN Wills and Administrations to 1861: An Index. Nashville: Bryon Sistler and Associates. Sistler, B. and B. Sistler (1993) 1880 Census: Dickson County, Tennessee. Nashville: Bryon Sistler and Associates. Spicer, Sadie [Mrs. A.C. Spicer] Correspondence with the author from 1985 to 1993 and family documents. U.S. Census, Davidson County, Tennessee, 1820 U.S. Census, Davidson County, Tennessee, 1830 U.S. Census, Davidson County, Tennessee, 1840 U.S. Census, Davidson County, Tennessee, 1850 U.S. Census, Dickson County, Tennessee, 1850 U.S. Census, Davidson County, Tennessee, 1860 U.S. Census, Cheatham County, Tennessee, 1860 U.S. Census, Cheatham County, Tennessee, 1870 U.S. Census, Cheatham County, Tennessee, 1880 U.S. Census, Dickson County, Tennessee, 1900 Wells, C. (1988) Pioneers of Dickson County, Tennessee. Nacogdoches TX: Ericson Book. Whitworth, D. and J. Whitworth (1987) Works Progress Administration- Cemetery and Bible Records: Cheatham County, Tennessee. Blountstown FL: Whitworth and Whitworth. Wilson, S. (1987) Sumner County, Tennessee Will Abstracts 1788-1822.
I have lost Hazel's addy. Does anyone know if she is alright? I would like to contact her. If anyone knows how to get in touch with her, please tell her to e-mail me. Thanks Bette Beem [email protected]
Not sure if Chris is on the Dickson COunty list so please reply to his address... Mollie' >Chris are you on the Dickson Co (So site) as I think one of you cousins has >that info on there:: I will forward your request as I thought I have seen >the discussion before on that List on Slyvester Adams. > >Tony > >>From: "chris adams" <[email protected]> >>Reply-To: [email protected] >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: [TNHUMPHR] Sylvester Adams >>Date: Mon, 04 Oct 2004 10:02:08 -0500 >> >>Can anyone tell me where the "Old Adams Farm" on White Oak Creek Humphreys >>County would be??? I've read that Sylvester and Rebecca are buried there >>and I would like to get pictures of the markers. >> >>Thanks, >>Chris Adams
Hi, I am trying to find the "Old Adams Farm" on White Oak in Humphreys Co. ,TN. I was told that someone from here may know of its whereabouts and could direct me to it. I am wanting to get pictures of the headstones of Sylvester and Rebecca and I read that they are buried there and that an Adams' decendent still owns it today. Anybody know of it??????? Thanks, Chris Adams --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? vote.yahoo.com - Register online to vote today!
The following new message has been posted on Forum at <http://www.tngenweb.org/dickson/webbbs/queries/index.cgi>. *************************************************************************** MESSAGE: (#523) G.M. Hudson and Alice Price <http://www.tngenweb.org/dickson/webbbs/queries/index.cgi?rev=523> AUTHOR: Jo Harrison DATE: Monday, 4 October 2004, at 12:25 p.m. I am looking for any info on my great great grandparents. The names I have are that gggrandfather was called G.M. Hudson. GGGrandmother is Alice Price(don't know if that was her Middle name or Maiden name. Alice was born in Dickson County on Nov. 9, 1859. Her and G. M. had 4 children together, the first born in 1883. Alice moved to Texas after 1890, but no mention of G.M.Hudson on any Texas cencus. Her obit says he died in 1927. I think they may have divorced, he staying in Tennessee and her and children coming to Texas. Alice's parents were born in Virginia. Would love to know what initials G.M. stand for and where he died and is buried at. There is a Kenley Hudson, age 50, living in Tarrant County, Texas (same as Alice P. Hudson)in the 1910 cencus, living with a son named Robert. This Kenley was born in Tennessee, (same as Alice) and both his parents born in Virginia(same as Alice). Robert, his son, is born in Tennessee, as we're all of Alice's children. Seems to me a possiblity that this Kenley may have been Alice's brother-in-law and come to Texas with her. BUT< besides the 1910 cencus, I find nothing else on him. Alice and G.M's children are Emma, Bertie, William Kenley, and Mattie. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. *************************************************************************** This is an automatically-generated notice. If you'd like to be removed from the mailing list, please visit Forum at <http://www.tngenweb.org/dickson/webbbs/queries/index.cgi>, or send your request to [email protected] If you wish to respond to this message, please post your response directly to the board. Thank you!
Deb, Don't know if you have any of the following, but check it out for your research. Name: George W Dunnagan Spouse: Elizabeth Wagner Parents: Henderson Dunnagan , Ada E Yates Birth Place: Orange, County, North Carolina Birth Date: 29 December 1830 Marriage Date: 25 December 1870 Jim in Michigan
Thank you so much for the responses. My George Washington Dunnegan was born, December 29, 1830. Ada Yates Dunnegan was born, April 14, 1835. I've seen different lists some have them with a bunch of children, and some with only two. I am the Great Grand daughter of their daughter Pennina (Pennie) J. Dunnegan, born September 17, 1870. Married to Charles Franklin Crow. Any light you can shed on this would be greatly appreciated. Thank You Deb Crow > From: "James M. Ralston" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: RE: [TNDICKSO] Dunnegan/Yates Mystery > > Deb, > > Can you add a little more information. I found an > Ada Dunnegan in the 1880 > Dickson county census and is listed with two > daughters. It is hard to > decipher their names. Please get back to me. > > > > Jim in Michigan > > ______________________________ _______________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Declare Yourself - Register online to vote today! http://vote.yahoo.com
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Hi Deb, I don't know if this is your George W. Donegan or not but this is all I could find in the Dickson Co. cemetery books. Part l Donegan, George W., born 4 Oct. 1889, died 22 July 1928. "Sonny Boy" Buried in Dickson Union Cemetery. Part ll Donegan, George W., 39, died July 1928, son of Lee Donegan. This is listed under the obits. Found nothing on Ada, his wife. Happy Hunting, Marie Allbert White Bluff, Tn. -------------- Original message -------------- > Hi Fellow Researchers, > I need help am hoping someone here can answer this > question for me. One set of my Dickson GGGrandparents > are - George W. Dunnegan/Donegan and Ada E. Yates. I > have been searching, and searching for their dates of > death and have found only one source and it has them > both dying on 9 Jan 1877. Everywhere else has no date > of death for either one. I am hoping maybe someone may > have access to something with the correct date, an old > newspaper article, or a family relation, or something. > Please, I would be so grateful for any help. > > Thanx, > Deb Crow > > Crow, Dunnegan/Donegan, Yates, Brazzell,Adcock,Pendergrass > > > > _______________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Declare Yourself - Register online to vote today! > http://vote.yahoo.com > > > ==== TNDICKSO Mailing List ==== > http://www.rootsweb.com/~tndickso/index.htm >
Deb, Can you add a little more information. I found an Ada Dunnegan in the 1880 Dickson county census and is listed with two daughters. It is hard to decipher their names. Please get back to me. Jim in Michigan
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Crow, Dunnegan/Donegan, Yates, Brazzell,Adcock,Pendergrass Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/5519/WhB.2ACI/192 Message Board Post: Hi Fellow Researchers, I need help am hoping someone here can answer this question for me. One set of my Dickson TN GGGrandparents are - George W. Dunnegan/Donegan and Ada E. Yates. I have been searching, and searching for their dates of death and have found only one source and it has them both dying on 9 Jan 1877. Everywhere else has no date of death for either one. I am hoping maybe someone may have access to something with the correct date, an old newspaper article, or a family relation, or something. Please, I would be so grateful for any help. Thanx, Deb Crow Crow, Dunnegan/Donegan, Yates, Brazzell,Adcock,Pendergrass