Thought I would pass this on. James Frank Randolph & Martha had a few more children: Emma L. Randolph ( born July 7, 1892 ) Ida Belle Randolph ( rumor has it, was twin to Emma ) Mary Jo Randolph. ( born abt. 1886 ) Nancie C. Randolph. ( born abt. 1889 ) Walter Houston Randolph. ( born abt. 1885 ) Samuel Randolph. ( born abt. 1879 ) Walter Houston Randolph married a woman by the name of Emma Virginia Randolph, they had 2 children : a son named James Randolph and a daughter named Blondena Randolph. Blondena Randolph married a man by the name of Estele Lee Hatfield, he was born sept. 10, 1919 in McMinville, Warren, Tennessee, and was the son of John Hatfield & Viola Hillis. By some small chance would these people happen to ring a bell with anyone on this list ? Many many thanks. Robbie

Hello Fellow List Members, Found out some new info today, thought I would pass it along and see if any of it may ring a bell. Here's hoping . Walter H. Randolph, son of James Frank & Martha, married a woman by the name of Emma, last name unknown to me at this time. Walter H. Randolph & Emma had at least 2 children, a son named James, and a daughter named Blondina. Was also told that Walter may have been married at least 3 times, but so far, I am taking that as a rumor. Was told that there was a possibility that James Randolph may have ended up in Oklahoma, but so far, I am treating that as a rumor also. Many Thanks, Respectfully: Robbie

Thought this might be of help and saving for use for Gen old papers clippings of obits etc. Maxine in Wa mmwaw@sprynet.com -----Original Message----- From: Nola <ubetchurhair@nextek.net> To: OHLICKIN-L@rootsweb.com <OHLICKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, June 27, 2000 6:23 PM Subject: [OHLICKIN] To Save old clippings and or doucments. If you have old newspapers or clippings or documents that are to brittle and want to save them. you can take 1 tablet or 2TBS of milk of Magnesia in a Qt of Club Soda, chill mixture overnite, Soak clippings in solution for 1 hour, blot and lay flat to air dry. they will last another 100 years , the remaining mixture can be stored in the refrigerator for the next use<( just remember to mark it so family members are aware it is not to be consumed.>).. Nola Miles Rogers Visit the Licking County USGenWeb site At: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohlickin/ --------------------------------- ============================== Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

Does anyone have info on a Wesley Long that married a Florence Rose Green dec. 30, 1920 in Giles Co. Tennessee ? What about an Ezra Long that married Ella Johnson on June 27, 1909 ? Ezra Long married Maggie Simpson ? My great uncle Ezra Long was born on may 5, 1881 and died march 18, 1965, he was the son of Daniel Long and Sarah Johnson, he is buried at Booth Chapel. Any info would be appreciated. Many, many thanks in advance. Robbie

No, there was not a fire. There was a cyclone in 1909. Many records were lost, but some are still extant. Yes, they go back to 1818...I have some from as early as 1809. Write to the Giles Co Courthouse Old Records Dept to Mrs Clara Parker. Tell her your people and ask her to search for deeds. She will copy all she can locate and send you a bill. If you also want her to look for court records she will. Regina Roper

Janet, I do not remember is this covers Giles county, but try http://glorecords.blm.gov. Brenda in Mississippi At 09:23 PM 06/26/1999 -0500, Janet Bailey Bryant wrote: >I am looking for early land records for Giles Co. I understand that there >was a fire in the courthouse. Are there any land or court records that go >back to 1818-1830? >Janet > > >==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== >Looking for specific Surnames??? Let me know your surnames and I will add them to the Surname Registry. >mail to: Giles@tngenweb.org >

I am looking for early land records for Giles Co. I understand that there was a fire in the courthouse. Are there any land or court records that go back to 1818-1830? Janet

Hi Folks, Todays update includes: Two photos of Stella Cemetery by Gayle Stephens Obit of Neely Watson by Ruth Walsh Cemetery listing of Wood(s) Will of Joseph Hasting by Ruth Walsh Cemetery listing of McCallums with exact inscriptions supplied by David Hobbs Photos of the Milky Way Farm taken by Joe Hardiman Updates/corrections to the Neal Family Bible by Carol Sue Gibbs Dave www.rootsweb.com/~tngiles les

For those of you who are not aware of this site, take a look. I think you'll like it. http://pigpen.itd.nps.gov/vick/parole/csp_indx.htm Jan in Arizona

Hello fellow list members, Returned home at 2 a.m. this morning from vacation. I visited with one of my aunts, who is 82 years young, she threw a few more names at me, would appreciate any help at all. Daniel Long & Sarah had another son named Willie Long, sorry nothing else on him. And she said that she can't remember all of Wesley Long's children except for a daughter named Reba Long. Do these two new names ring a bell ? She also said that james frank Randolph had another son other than Walter H. Randolph, she believed his name was Sam Randolph. Do these 2 names ring a bell ? Thanks in advance. Robbie

Looking for information on Thomas CHAPMAN who is listed in the Lawrence Co. 1840 Census. I believe he may be my g-g-g-g grandfather and possibly the husband of Fanny Lee (d. of Wm LEE of Giles Co, TN) I know that my g-g-g-g grandmother Fanny was b. 1798 in NC. Her known children are: Malinda b. 1822 TN m. Leander FAULKENBERRY listed in the Giles Co, TN 1840 Census. Thomas H. b.1823 TN m. Mary Elizabeth "Betsy" HOPPERS b. TN or OH Frances (Mary) b.1825 TN m. Sameul STOUT b. 1820 MO Serenah b. 182? TN m. Allen SMITH b. 1804 SC Berry H. b. 1829 TN Tyre (spelled Tiro in a later census) b. 1832 TN Wm C. b. 1833 TN Cynthia b. 1838 TN Tennessee b. 1840 TN Martha J. b. 1843 MO m. Dr Wm PENNINGTON b. 1839 TN Would appreciate hearing from anyone with info on this family. Believe there may have been other children prior to the births of those listed above. Joanne linc@ldd.net

Subject: Re: [TNGILES-L] The wolf eats the lion Maybe Ancestry Com will let us know where they have aquirred all of their Genealogy that they have in there pay be month or etc for memebership , and if they sell C D's from their collection . I can see a lot of it is from extracted and otherwise fam Gr sheets and censu/ vital's court records. I don't know as I haven't come across anything for my family unless. I haven't seen any data bases or generations of gen just name here and there when asked.The records alos come from War's lists/ etc. Maybe someone would like to present this question to them. From what i have seen on Ancestry Com since jan. looks alright to me. I will ahve to get in and go to other sites they have for imfo i haven't been to. I can see a concern by you but I don't think at this time i have the same concern. Maxine mmwaw@sprynet.com -----Original Message----- From: Kena159@aol.com <Kena159@aol.com> To: TNGILES-L@rootsweb.com <TNGILES-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, June 22, 2000 2:06 PM Subject: Re: [TNGILES-L] The wolf eats the lion In a message dated 06/22/00 1:15:09 PM Central Daylight Time, mcjonathan@earthlink.net writes: << Don't know how many of you have had experience with MyFamily.com, but I have grave concerns about RootsWeb being absorbed by a for profit company, which in my opinion, shows very little if any real respect for persons or ownership or control of countless hours of investment on gathering data. >> I share this concern and am particularly unhappy at the suddenness of the announcement. I am a Rootsweb contributor, and I was not aware that talks were going on between MyFamily.com and Rootsweb. Nothing is changing, we are assured; and I have no doubt that is true in the short run. However, I cannot believe that it will be true in the long run. The transcriptions that Rootsweb members contribute are identical in some cases with the databases posted on Ancestry.com. In the future, what will happen when Rootsweb wants to post something for free that Ancestry makes available for a payment? Sara Binkley Tarpley ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== Collecting Records of any kind for the Giles County Page, send them directly to me to be posted mailto:dworsham@launchnet.com

Johannes name was "Americanized" and he was also known as "John MARBUT"; John MARBUT [m- Anna THOMAS] was indeed his son, and some have dubbed him as "Jr.", to be able to distinguish between the two Johns... ___Minnie Rick Graham wrote: > You mention Oda Marbut being the daughter of John Marbut, Jr..... I show her as the daughter of > John Marbut born Oct. 4, 1794 d. Oct 24, 1849 married to Anna Thomas and son of Johannes Meerbolt > born July 24, 1756. Would that make him a Junior ?? > > Rick Graham > > James H. Davis wrote: > > > I find this Long-Marbut connection interesting... My Peterson McGill, b. > > abt 1816, married a Mahala Long about 1836. The couple appear to have > > resided as of the 1840 census near Mt. Zion Church, on the Giles/Lawrence > > line. After Mahala's death (about 1849), Peterson married Eodus Everline > > (Oda) Marbut. daughter of John Marbut, Jr. > > > > Jim > > > > On Tue, 22 Jun 1999, Minnie HILLIS REAGOR wrote: > > > > > Robbie, > > > The entry means that it was his only marriage (to date), and he had been married > > > for 27 years.... > > > __Minnie > > > > > > > > > Rick Graham wrote: > > > > > > > Robbie, > > > > > > > > In my records I have a Washington Alfred Long b. abt. 1812 in Giles County who > > > > married a Patsy Martha Marbut; a > > > > Birdie Long who married a Allen Thomas Gray; and a James Long who married Ena > > > > Bell Townsend. > > > > Maybe someone can help us with this Long Family? > > > > > > > > Rick Graham > > > > > > > > Angel12461@aol.com wrote: > > > > > > > > > Hello List Members, > > > > > Thought I would post this new info that a very nice person sent to me in high > > > > > hopes that maybe someone can shed some light on one of my many brick walls. > > > > > My great-grandfather Daniel Long married Sarah J. Johnson on Oct. 15, 1882 in > > > > > Giles Co. I know they had at least 3 son's, Wilson, Wesley, and Ezra. I > > > > > have a date of birth for Wilson Long, born Apr. 5, 1892, and I have a date of > > > > > birth for Ezra Long, born May 7, 1881. Ezra died on Mar.18, 1965 and is > > > > > buried in Booth Chapel. He married Maggie Simpson Long. This is all the > > > > > info I have on Ezra Long. Does anyone know of this person, anything at all > > > > > that may be able to help me fill in a few blanks on my LONG family ? Does > > > > > anyone know anything about a Wesley Long that married Florence Rose Green in > > > > > 1920 in Giles co. ? What about a James Frank Randolph who married a Martha > > > > > Stafford ? I know there were several sets of LONG's and RANDOLPH's in Giles > > > > > co. but somewhere down the line there has to be a connection somewhere, right > > > > > ? My great grandfather, Daniel Long was born abt. 1856, he was found on the > > > > > 1910 census of LIMESTONE co. AL, at the time of the census, he was 54, and > > > > > beside his age is the words married 1 time, 27 years. Does that mean he was > > > > > married once before or does that mean he has been married for 27 years ? > > > > > Sarah J. was listed as 58, so she was born abt. 1852. I still have no info > > > > > on her at all. Wilson was listed as 18, thats about right, because he was > > > > > born in 1892. Wilson Long married Emma L. Randolph, daughter of James Frank > > > > > Randolph and Martha Stafford in 1910, Giles co. I have no info on the rest of > > > > > the children of Daniel Long or James Frank Randolph at this time. Any help > > > > > whatsoever would be very much appreciated. > > > > > Respectfully: > > > > > Robbie > > > > > > > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > > > > > Collecting Records of any kind for the Giles County Page, > > > > > send them directly to me to be posted > > > > > mailto:Giles@tngenweb.org > > > > > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > > > > Thanks to Rootsweb for making This Mailing List Possible. > > > > To find out how to support Rootsweb > > > > http://www.rootsweb.com > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > > > Got a will or obituary of your Giles County ancestor??? Send them to me and I will add them. > > > mailto:Giles@tngenweb.org > > > > > > > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > > Thanks to Rootsweb for making This Mailing List Possible. > > To find out how to support Rootsweb > > http://www.rootsweb.com > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > Post Queries for Giles County Tennessee > http://www.rootsweb.com/~tngiles/post.htm

Johannes Meerbodt [the last name has several spellings.... it basically translates from the German to mean someone from or from near a swamp] was the "old man" of the clan. He was a shoemaker by training, but at some point indentured himself to an auger maker in his hometown of Hanua. The story has it that he made and sold various things on the side, and that when he had squirrelled away enough, he bought passage to America. He arrived in Philadelphia in 1784. He went to work for a Quaker family named Inman from Lancaster County. The deal was that he'd work a few years for them, then would be given a parcel of land and an animal to work the farm. After about a year, he eloped with the Inman's daughter Sarah, and they moved to South Carolina. Her family shunned her since she married a non-Quaker. In 1803, Johannes received his American citizenship, at which time he appears to have begun using an Americanized form of his name, John Marbut. John & Sarah Inman Marbut had several children, one of whom was John Jr, another of whom was Daniel. Most of the children migrated to Giles Co., TN by the late 1830's. John, Jr., married Ann Thomas of SC. They had Eodus Everline Marbut, born in 1832, in SC. This Oda married Peterson McGill in Giles Co. about 1850. Oda had an uncle, Daniel Marbut, who had a daughter who was also named Eodus Everline. This Oda was born in the 1840's and was not Peterson's wife. If I recall, she appears not to have married, and is buried somewhere in North Alabama. Peterson McGill's wife Oda appears to have died in childbirth in 1870, giving birth to a daughter whom Peterson named Oda. Later, Peterson married a third time, to Sarah Sherwood, who died in 1873 without issue. Peterson married in 1873 for a fourth time, to Catherine Daly of Limestone Co., AL. She & Peterson had several children before his death in 1888, one of whom was named Mahala, apparently after his first wife Mahala Long. Catherine lived until at least 1912, at which time she was still drawing a widow's pension from Peterson's CSA service. Interestingly, none of the cemetary books for any of the four counties in which Peterson McGill lived during his life (Lauderdale & Limestone in Alabama, Giles and Lawrence in Tennessee) have listings for him or any of his four wives, though many of his 17(!) children are there, principally in Oxford Cem (Giles) and Booth Chapel. I suspect some of these folks are buried in some of the many graves that have just rocks in the cemetary near Puncheon Camp church, where Peterson was a member for over 30 years. Jim On Tue, 22 Jun 1999, Rick Graham wrote: > You mention Oda Marbut being the daughter of John Marbut, Jr..... I show her as the daughter of > John Marbut born Oct. 4, 1794 d. Oct 24, 1849 married to Anna Thomas and son of Johannes Meerbolt > born July 24, 1756. Would that make him a Junior ?? > > Rick Graham > > James H. Davis wrote: > > > I find this Long-Marbut connection interesting... My Peterson McGill, b. > > abt 1816, married a Mahala Long about 1836. The couple appear to have > > resided as of the 1840 census near Mt. Zion Church, on the Giles/Lawrence > > line. After Mahala's death (about 1849), Peterson married Eodus Everline > > (Oda) Marbut. daughter of John Marbut, Jr. > > > > Jim > > > > On Tue, 22 Jun 1999, Minnie HILLIS REAGOR wrote: > > > > > Robbie, > > > The entry means that it was his only marriage (to date), and he had been married > > > for 27 years.... > > > __Minnie > > > > > > > > > Rick Graham wrote: > > > > > > > Robbie, > > > > > > > > In my records I have a Washington Alfred Long b. abt. 1812 in Giles County who > > > > married a Patsy Martha Marbut; a > > > > Birdie Long who married a Allen Thomas Gray; and a James Long who married Ena > > > > Bell Townsend. > > > > Maybe someone can help us with this Long Family? > > > > > > > > Rick Graham > > > > > > > > Angel12461@aol.com wrote: > > > > > > > > > Hello List Members, > > > > > Thought I would post this new info that a very nice person sent to me in high > > > > > hopes that maybe someone can shed some light on one of my many brick walls. > > > > > My great-grandfather Daniel Long married Sarah J. Johnson on Oct. 15, 1882 in > > > > > Giles Co. I know they had at least 3 son's, Wilson, Wesley, and Ezra. I > > > > > have a date of birth for Wilson Long, born Apr. 5, 1892, and I have a date of > > > > > birth for Ezra Long, born May 7, 1881. Ezra died on Mar.18, 1965 and is > > > > > buried in Booth Chapel. He married Maggie Simpson Long. This is all the > > > > > info I have on Ezra Long. Does anyone know of this person, anything at all > > > > > that may be able to help me fill in a few blanks on my LONG family ? Does > > > > > anyone know anything about a Wesley Long that married Florence Rose Green in > > > > > 1920 in Giles co. ? What about a James Frank Randolph who married a Martha > > > > > Stafford ? I know there were several sets of LONG's and RANDOLPH's in Giles > > > > > co. but somewhere down the line there has to be a connection somewhere, right > > > > > ? My great grandfather, Daniel Long was born abt. 1856, he was found on the > > > > > 1910 census of LIMESTONE co. AL, at the time of the census, he was 54, and > > > > > beside his age is the words married 1 time, 27 years. Does that mean he was > > > > > married once before or does that mean he has been married for 27 years ? > > > > > Sarah J. was listed as 58, so she was born abt. 1852. I still have no info > > > > > on her at all. Wilson was listed as 18, thats about right, because he was > > > > > born in 1892. Wilson Long married Emma L. Randolph, daughter of James Frank > > > > > Randolph and Martha Stafford in 1910, Giles co. I have no info on the rest of > > > > > the children of Daniel Long or James Frank Randolph at this time. Any help > > > > > whatsoever would be very much appreciated. > > > > > Respectfully: > > > > > Robbie > > > > > > > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > > > > > Collecting Records of any kind for the Giles County Page, > > > > > send them directly to me to be posted > > > > > mailto:Giles@tngenweb.org > > > > > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > > > > Thanks to Rootsweb for making This Mailing List Possible. > > > > To find out how to support Rootsweb > > > > http://www.rootsweb.com > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > > > Got a will or obituary of your Giles County ancestor??? Send them to me and I will add them. > > > mailto:Giles@tngenweb.org > > > > > > > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > > Thanks to Rootsweb for making This Mailing List Possible. > > To find out how to support Rootsweb > > http://www.rootsweb.com > > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > Post Queries for Giles County Tennessee > http://www.rootsweb.com/~tngiles/post.htm > >

You mention Oda Marbut being the daughter of John Marbut, Jr..... I show her as the daughter of John Marbut born Oct. 4, 1794 d. Oct 24, 1849 married to Anna Thomas and son of Johannes Meerbolt born July 24, 1756. Would that make him a Junior ?? Rick Graham James H. Davis wrote: > I find this Long-Marbut connection interesting... My Peterson McGill, b. > abt 1816, married a Mahala Long about 1836. The couple appear to have > resided as of the 1840 census near Mt. Zion Church, on the Giles/Lawrence > line. After Mahala's death (about 1849), Peterson married Eodus Everline > (Oda) Marbut. daughter of John Marbut, Jr. > > Jim > > On Tue, 22 Jun 1999, Minnie HILLIS REAGOR wrote: > > > Robbie, > > The entry means that it was his only marriage (to date), and he had been married > > for 27 years.... > > __Minnie > > > > > > Rick Graham wrote: > > > > > Robbie, > > > > > > In my records I have a Washington Alfred Long b. abt. 1812 in Giles County who > > > married a Patsy Martha Marbut; a > > > Birdie Long who married a Allen Thomas Gray; and a James Long who married Ena > > > Bell Townsend. > > > Maybe someone can help us with this Long Family? > > > > > > Rick Graham > > > > > > Angel12461@aol.com wrote: > > > > > > > Hello List Members, > > > > Thought I would post this new info that a very nice person sent to me in high > > > > hopes that maybe someone can shed some light on one of my many brick walls. > > > > My great-grandfather Daniel Long married Sarah J. Johnson on Oct. 15, 1882 in > > > > Giles Co. I know they had at least 3 son's, Wilson, Wesley, and Ezra. I > > > > have a date of birth for Wilson Long, born Apr. 5, 1892, and I have a date of > > > > birth for Ezra Long, born May 7, 1881. Ezra died on Mar.18, 1965 and is > > > > buried in Booth Chapel. He married Maggie Simpson Long. This is all the > > > > info I have on Ezra Long. Does anyone know of this person, anything at all > > > > that may be able to help me fill in a few blanks on my LONG family ? Does > > > > anyone know anything about a Wesley Long that married Florence Rose Green in > > > > 1920 in Giles co. ? What about a James Frank Randolph who married a Martha > > > > Stafford ? I know there were several sets of LONG's and RANDOLPH's in Giles > > > > co. but somewhere down the line there has to be a connection somewhere, right > > > > ? My great grandfather, Daniel Long was born abt. 1856, he was found on the > > > > 1910 census of LIMESTONE co. AL, at the time of the census, he was 54, and > > > > beside his age is the words married 1 time, 27 years. Does that mean he was > > > > married once before or does that mean he has been married for 27 years ? > > > > Sarah J. was listed as 58, so she was born abt. 1852. I still have no info > > > > on her at all. Wilson was listed as 18, thats about right, because he was > > > > born in 1892. Wilson Long married Emma L. Randolph, daughter of James Frank > > > > Randolph and Martha Stafford in 1910, Giles co. I have no info on the rest of > > > > the children of Daniel Long or James Frank Randolph at this time. Any help > > > > whatsoever would be very much appreciated. > > > > Respectfully: > > > > Robbie > > > > > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > > > > Collecting Records of any kind for the Giles County Page, > > > > send them directly to me to be posted > > > > mailto:Giles@tngenweb.org > > > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > > > Thanks to Rootsweb for making This Mailing List Possible. > > > To find out how to support Rootsweb > > > http://www.rootsweb.com > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > > Got a will or obituary of your Giles County ancestor??? Send them to me and I will add them. > > mailto:Giles@tngenweb.org > > > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > Thanks to Rootsweb for making This Mailing List Possible. > To find out how to support Rootsweb > http://www.rootsweb.com

I find this Long-Marbut connection interesting... My Peterson McGill, b. abt 1816, married a Mahala Long about 1836. The couple appear to have resided as of the 1840 census near Mt. Zion Church, on the Giles/Lawrence line. After Mahala's death (about 1849), Peterson married Eodus Everline (Oda) Marbut. daughter of John Marbut, Jr. Jim On Tue, 22 Jun 1999, Minnie HILLIS REAGOR wrote: > Robbie, > The entry means that it was his only marriage (to date), and he had been married > for 27 years.... > __Minnie > > > Rick Graham wrote: > > > Robbie, > > > > In my records I have a Washington Alfred Long b. abt. 1812 in Giles County who > > married a Patsy Martha Marbut; a > > Birdie Long who married a Allen Thomas Gray; and a James Long who married Ena > > Bell Townsend. > > Maybe someone can help us with this Long Family? > > > > Rick Graham > > > > Angel12461@aol.com wrote: > > > > > Hello List Members, > > > Thought I would post this new info that a very nice person sent to me in high > > > hopes that maybe someone can shed some light on one of my many brick walls. > > > My great-grandfather Daniel Long married Sarah J. Johnson on Oct. 15, 1882 in > > > Giles Co. I know they had at least 3 son's, Wilson, Wesley, and Ezra. I > > > have a date of birth for Wilson Long, born Apr. 5, 1892, and I have a date of > > > birth for Ezra Long, born May 7, 1881. Ezra died on Mar.18, 1965 and is > > > buried in Booth Chapel. He married Maggie Simpson Long. This is all the > > > info I have on Ezra Long. Does anyone know of this person, anything at all > > > that may be able to help me fill in a few blanks on my LONG family ? Does > > > anyone know anything about a Wesley Long that married Florence Rose Green in > > > 1920 in Giles co. ? What about a James Frank Randolph who married a Martha > > > Stafford ? I know there were several sets of LONG's and RANDOLPH's in Giles > > > co. but somewhere down the line there has to be a connection somewhere, right > > > ? My great grandfather, Daniel Long was born abt. 1856, he was found on the > > > 1910 census of LIMESTONE co. AL, at the time of the census, he was 54, and > > > beside his age is the words married 1 time, 27 years. Does that mean he was > > > married once before or does that mean he has been married for 27 years ? > > > Sarah J. was listed as 58, so she was born abt. 1852. I still have no info > > > on her at all. Wilson was listed as 18, thats about right, because he was > > > born in 1892. Wilson Long married Emma L. Randolph, daughter of James Frank > > > Randolph and Martha Stafford in 1910, Giles co. I have no info on the rest of > > > the children of Daniel Long or James Frank Randolph at this time. Any help > > > whatsoever would be very much appreciated. > > > Respectfully: > > > Robbie > > > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > > > Collecting Records of any kind for the Giles County Page, > > > send them directly to me to be posted > > > mailto:Giles@tngenweb.org > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > > Thanks to Rootsweb for making This Mailing List Possible. > > To find out how to support Rootsweb > > http://www.rootsweb.com > > > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > Got a will or obituary of your Giles County ancestor??? Send them to me and I will add them. > mailto:Giles@tngenweb.org > >

Fwd. Do we have a descendant of these people??? Claim a Family Bible. Maxine mmwaw@sprynet.com -----Original Message----- From: A. John Birkholz <brotherjohn@imt.net> To: IATAMA-L@rootsweb.com <IATAMA-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 4:46 AM Subject: Hitchner family Bible Good morning folks, The Great Falls Montana Genealogy Society has in its possession a family bible published in 1868 which is believed to have been owned by Wesley Daniel HITCHNER who, at the age of 87 died 1 July 1955 without issue. We would like to find descendants of his grandparents, Phillip/Philip Shimp HITCHNER b. 19 July 1791 - d. March 1864 and Rebecca Amanda LAMBSON b. 25 September 1796 - d. 5 September 1852, in order that we might give to a member of that family a valuable family history resource. If your family history includes HITCHNER, LAMBSON, MEAD, WOOD, MAHAN, McDOWELL and/or PARK families who descended from Philip and Rebecca please contact me. for now, A. John Birkholz brotherjohn@imt.net 963 McIver Road Great Falls, MT 59404

Robbie, The entry means that it was his only marriage (to date), and he had been married for 27 years.... __Minnie Rick Graham wrote: > Robbie, > > In my records I have a Washington Alfred Long b. abt. 1812 in Giles County who > married a Patsy Martha Marbut; a > Birdie Long who married a Allen Thomas Gray; and a James Long who married Ena > Bell Townsend. > Maybe someone can help us with this Long Family? > > Rick Graham > > Angel12461@aol.com wrote: > > > Hello List Members, > > Thought I would post this new info that a very nice person sent to me in high > > hopes that maybe someone can shed some light on one of my many brick walls. > > My great-grandfather Daniel Long married Sarah J. Johnson on Oct. 15, 1882 in > > Giles Co. I know they had at least 3 son's, Wilson, Wesley, and Ezra. I > > have a date of birth for Wilson Long, born Apr. 5, 1892, and I have a date of > > birth for Ezra Long, born May 7, 1881. Ezra died on Mar.18, 1965 and is > > buried in Booth Chapel. He married Maggie Simpson Long. This is all the > > info I have on Ezra Long. Does anyone know of this person, anything at all > > that may be able to help me fill in a few blanks on my LONG family ? Does > > anyone know anything about a Wesley Long that married Florence Rose Green in > > 1920 in Giles co. ? What about a James Frank Randolph who married a Martha > > Stafford ? I know there were several sets of LONG's and RANDOLPH's in Giles > > co. but somewhere down the line there has to be a connection somewhere, right > > ? My great grandfather, Daniel Long was born abt. 1856, he was found on the > > 1910 census of LIMESTONE co. AL, at the time of the census, he was 54, and > > beside his age is the words married 1 time, 27 years. Does that mean he was > > married once before or does that mean he has been married for 27 years ? > > Sarah J. was listed as 58, so she was born abt. 1852. I still have no info > > on her at all. Wilson was listed as 18, thats about right, because he was > > born in 1892. Wilson Long married Emma L. Randolph, daughter of James Frank > > Randolph and Martha Stafford in 1910, Giles co. I have no info on the rest of > > the children of Daniel Long or James Frank Randolph at this time. Any help > > whatsoever would be very much appreciated. > > Respectfully: > > Robbie > > > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > > Collecting Records of any kind for the Giles County Page, > > send them directly to me to be posted > > mailto:Giles@tngenweb.org > > ==== TNGILES Mailing List ==== > Thanks to Rootsweb for making This Mailing List Possible. > To find out how to support Rootsweb > http://www.rootsweb.com

Hi All, I am new to the group and a descendant of James H. Taylor born in 1817 in TN. He married Lucy Ann Phillips born in 1818 in VA. They were married in Giles Co., in 1834 and had the following children: Olivia A., David, Robert, Mary E., Eliza J., John J. and Zachary. They were living in Giles Co. TN in the 1850 Census, but by 1860 they had left, and they don't show up again until the 1870 Census in Henry Co. TN. Does this family sound familiar to anyone? Debra McCann -- My Elusive Ancestors http://users.ap.net/~chenae/geneal.html SacredWolfDreams' Spirit World http://users.ap.net/~chenae/welcome.html Designs by SacredWolfDreams http://users.ap.net/~chenae/design.html

I am looking for my paternal great grandfathers parents. His name was JOHN MASTER HOUSTON ROGERS. I have located him in the 1880, 1900 cherokee county NC census' and the 1910 monroe county Tn census.He died in 1920 and was born about 1853 in Tn .But I do not know what county. I came across a 1860 Giles county census Pulaski post offfice Rogers,Josiah, 48 b. tn Rogers, Mary J, 38 b Va Rogers, Ann E 14 B Tn Rogers John M. ,7 b. tn Rogers, Fanny J 5 b tn Rogers, Samantha C, 3 b Tn Rogers, Mary J 2/12 b Tn Ray, Roxena(?) female, 39 b Tn Does any one Have any information on this family ? Please let me know I think that it may be my John Parents. I also located him in a 1870 Giles county census still living there . But found another in 1870 cherokee co NC census where he was living with a Robert Jones family. And he did name some of his own children after people in that household.Any thing would help he's driving me crazy trying to locate his parents with all the moving they did from Tn to Nc to Tn. Thank You , Patty rogers martin