Dear Deb, I don't have any info. on your families listed and I don't know where the Monk cemetery is. There is an old log house on Bear Creek Road just outside of Vanleer that everyone calls the old "Petty" place. I don't know who those "Petty's" were or how long ago they lived there. There is an old cemetery on the edge of the road about a mile or so from that house that has just a few graves in it, they were: Nancy Casander Parotte-3/10/1818 Martha J.wife of W.Foster-1841-1877 L.S.TEA-7/24/1874-8/27/1825 L.S.Nichols-10/19/1843-3/8/1899 Father James Bull-1812-1891 Mother Ann Bull 9/23/1820-9/15/1893 Sorry I don't have any other info! Maybe someone else out there might know more about the Petty Place I was telling you about. I would love to see your info. posted on the web site!!!! If you go to the web site you will see Mollie's email address and she is the one that can tell you how to post your info. Have a great day! Caroline ----- Original Message ----- From: Deb Crow Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004 4:23 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [TNDICKSO] Pettys Hi Mollie, I am working on my family tree. I am related to the Pettys thru Kizziah Albine, who married George Washington Adcock. Well I have Kizziah's parents Gabriel Petty and Sarah Sally Darwin, as being buried in Monk Cemetery. When I tried to get a correct date of death on them, I couldn't find them in the cemetery. All the lists for the cemetery that I have seen, are transcribed by you. Could you give me any kind of info, like are they really buried there? Have their gravestones disappeared? I have been pulling my hair out looking for them! :) Also a cousin in Dickson has sent me some really nice old pictures. One is the first jury sat in Dickson, another is an early nineteen hundred school picture (with names) and various others. Would you like me to post these to the site? How do I go about it? Thanks, Deb __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Check out the new Yahoo! Front Page. www.yahoo.com ==== TNDICKSO Mailing List ==== http://www.rootsweb.com/~tndickso/index.htm Search your tree if you want deep roots!