Hi all! Does anyone have Grogans? I was just looking at a site featured in the rootsweb review. It is a site where the "owner" has "lost" family memorabilia. She has a picture of a Mr. and Mrs. Grogan Morristown TN. See: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/7741/photo.html Bye for Now, Gail

Hello, Can someone check the marriage records the a marriage of William Chiusm to a Mary (Atrimes) Lewallen. approx. in the year of 1846-1847, thanks in advance Vickie or has anyone been working on the Chisum family, I am trying to also find the parents of William Chisum, thanks Vickie, I think he may be connected to Elisha Chisim or Ignatious Chisum, Vickie

> > Looking for Holt family who took in Smith children after their parents >were > killed in an auto accident after 1904.

Nancy, Garron here, I saw your msg on Grainger list. Do you have any info on the Frye cemetery or any info on those buried there? I have Fry ancestors, my mom's maiden name, and her ancestors came from Grainger 1882 to MO. Do you know anything about a man Pleasant Thornburg Fry, had brother John Morgan Fry, their father Joe Fry?. Both ended up in Stella, Newton Co, MO. Talk at ya later, GW. -----Original Message----- From: Tenc@aol.com <Tenc@aol.com> To: TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com <TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, October 25, 1999 3:20 AM Subject: [TNGRAING-L] Wm Younger HOPSON >Is anyone researching or even vaguely related to William Younger Hopson and >his wife Julia Ritter, both born 1832? In 1870 in Grainger County they were >living in the household of Richard Hopson, who was Wm.'s father, and his 2nd >wife Hannah Damewood Ritter, who was Julia's mother. They are buried in the >Frye Cemetery on Dutch Valley Rd in Grainger County. > >I have some interesting stories about this couple and much info about the >Hopson line. > >

Is anyone researching or even vaguely related to William Younger Hopson and his wife Julia Ritter, both born 1832? In 1870 in Grainger County they were living in the household of Richard Hopson, who was Wm.'s father, and his 2nd wife Hannah Damewood Ritter, who was Julia's mother. They are buried in the Frye Cemetery on Dutch Valley Rd in Grainger County. I have some interesting stories about this couple and much info about the Hopson line.

I am looking for Rachel (Rachael?) Arwine and John R. Hackney. Have not been able to confirm much about them. John R. was my ggg gf and died in 1872 in Bedford, IN. I have papers confirming that. I believe John and Rachel were married in Campbell Co. TN around 1817. I think that Rachel was the daughter of John Arwine Jr. and Eva Gooden and was born in Grainger Co. TN around 1800. The Arwine tree on the familytreemaker web site shows John Arwine Jr. and Eva Gooden only having 4 children, none or which is Rachel but a family member has contacted me and says he believes that there were really 8 children. John R. and Rachel show up in the 1850 Brown Co. IN census and John remarrys in 1854 and Rachel just seems to disappear. She probably died but she may have received a divorce. I can't find any confirmation of either. Rachel's brother and other family members including her two sons, Benjamin and James, migrated to Tarrant Co. TX in later years. I know that there is an A! RWINE cemetery in Tarrant Co. but I don't believe Rachel is buried there nor is there any confirmation that Benjamine and James were her sons on their gravestones. John R. Hackney shows up in the 1850 Brown Co. IN census and it says that he was from TN. He later ends up in Lawrence Co IN which is where he died. His second marriage was to Mary Jane Elisabeth Rogers on 12/1/1854 in Brown Co. I know there were alot of Hackneys in TN about the time that John was born, probably around 1800. There were alot of John Hackneys around at that time but everything I find on him, he has attached his middle initial. I would also like help in finding his parentage. Thanks for any help. Ken Hackney

I thank you for your reply, My Martha Mayes was born Tennessee in they year of 1799 or 1800, he husband William Daniel was born 1798, Henry county, Va. he married her in 1821, Grainger county, I am almost certain that William 's father was Edward Daniel, William and his family left Grainger in or around 1846-1848 and came to Benton county, Ark. I find William and his wife Martha on the 1850 census, Benton county, with children Martha, Rachell, William, Mary and James. They had another son that I know about that was John Daniel, who was born 1823, he married Mary Anna Jeffreys in 1842, she was the daughter of Marmaduke Norfleet Jeffreys and Hannah Louise Hill, they two also came to Ark. Benton county, John and Mary Annah stayed in Benton, where they both died there,. I don't know where Willam and Martha went, I have heard Mo. but not for certain,Thanks Vickie The Farm wrote: > I have 5 Martha Mayes' in the Vineyard line born between > 1803-1873....probably have over 30 Mayes' in all. The Martha "Patsy" Mayes > I have was born in 1823 in Grainger Co. Father was Gardener Mayes and > mother was Catherine Vinyard. She was the last of 11 children and married > Rev. Elijah Johnson Nov. 22, 1866. > Pam > -----Original Message----- > From: Vickie Lomon <lomon@junct.com> > To: TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com <TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Wednesday, October 20, 1999 1:52 AM > Subject: [TNGRAING-L] Mayes > > >Doea anyone out there happen to know who the parents were of a Martha > >Mayes that married a William Daniel in Grainger county, Tn. > >There was a Martha Patsy Mayes that married a Zaddock Riggs as well, > >could this have been her, married before she married William Daniel in > >1821. > >I will gladly share the info I have on this line, Thanks Vickie > > > >

I have 5 Martha Mayes' in the Vineyard line born between 1803-1873....probably have over 30 Mayes' in all. The Martha "Patsy" Mayes I have was born in 1823 in Grainger Co. Father was Gardener Mayes and mother was Catherine Vinyard. She was the last of 11 children and married Rev. Elijah Johnson Nov. 22, 1866. Pam -----Original Message----- From: Vickie Lomon <lomon@junct.com> To: TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com <TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, October 20, 1999 1:52 AM Subject: [TNGRAING-L] Mayes >Doea anyone out there happen to know who the parents were of a Martha >Mayes that married a William Daniel in Grainger county, Tn. >There was a Martha Patsy Mayes that married a Zaddock Riggs as well, >could this have been her, married before she married William Daniel in >1821. >I will gladly share the info I have on this line, Thanks Vickie > >

Would LOVE any information on any of the following folks - any spelling variations - Jesse Andrew REECE Susan CHANEY Reece David REECE Mary DONALDSON Reece Andy and Susan moved from TN to AL around 1835 when their son William was a baby. Andy is supposed to be a son of David Reece and Mary Donaldson - in fact he named a son Andrew Donaldson Reece. Thanks Doris Mayer Reece

Doea anyone out there happen to know who the parents were of a Martha Mayes that married a William Daniel in Grainger county, Tn. There was a Martha Patsy Mayes that married a Zaddock Riggs as well, could this have been her, married before she married William Daniel in 1821. I will gladly share the info I have on this line, Thanks Vickie

Gail, it may not seem like much but it does help.. i have been trying to figure out that name for a year. I thought, maybe, because the family was listed below James & Martha Davis, the wife's name might be Azariah/ Azara Davis. Thanks, Mary

I need someone to look up a listing on the 1870 Grainger Co., TN. Census (I have page 8-4th District) I am interested in the family below James & Martha Davis. I am thinking the wife of John M ?- age 32 & (can't make it out) is a daughter of the above James & Martha Davis. Any help with the last name of John M. ? would be appreciated. Mary

Looks like: John M. Lowe 32 Farmer Born: Tennessee Angae L. Lowe 23 Born: Tennessee 1880 family that matches above: Jno. M. Lowe 42 Angeline L. 33 Frank E. 8 Walter G. 6 Fred 4 Jos. H. 2 A. F. 40 A marriage match up would appear to be: John M. Lowe to Angeline L. Godwin 1 June 1866 My husband descends from the Moody/Godwin line. His great, great uncle is the family above John Lowe in the 1870 census (Thomas Benton Moody). Gail in Moreno Valley, Ca.

Dedman and Nancy Mallicoat evidently had a dau. named Elizabeth Betsy Mallicoat, b. Jan. 1, 1847. That's the only information I've found about her and, as nearly as I can tell, it's not documented. Does anyone out there know anything more about Elizabeth? My main interest is, who did she marry? Any information greatly appreciated. Judy

Hi Karen, (and everybody else <smile>) I just checked the website which I bookmarked a long time ago. Luckily my bookmark still works. However, there doesn't seem to have been a great deal of progress. These things apparently take a while which is understandable. The black troops have been up for awhile and I expected there would be more databases by now, but this IS a massive project. http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/ Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System Bye for Now Gail in MO > Has anyone heard lately the current status of the Civil War soldiers lists > that the National Parks System, with volunteers from various states & the LDS > Church were putting together? There have been rumors it was only going to > be accessible at the battlefields, there were other rumors that it was going > to be available on-line. > > Does anybody know anything recent?? > > Thanks, > Karen >

Has anyone heard lately the current status of the Civil War soldiers lists that the National Parks System, with volunteers from various states & the LDS Church were putting together? There have been rumors it was only going to be accessible at the battlefields, there were other rumors that it was going to be available on-line. Does anybody know anything recent?? Thanks, Karen

I have 2 to mail tomorrow. But I received one on Thurs. and one on Friday. I can't remember who they are from at the moment. They are both down stairs. I would get up and check but I'm having problems getting my kids to bed tonight. If I open my door and go downstairs they would find an excuse to get up again. I'll check in the morning and get back to you. They will go out on Tuesday. Tomorrow is a holiday so they will be mailed on Tues. I'll let you know if it's one of your. Thanks. Mickey

Micky, I mailed you a check and request for the first book about 2 weeks ago. Can you let me know when to expect the info. Veronica

McDaniel,M.P Julian Talley 7 Jun 1856 B: James P Pry (Fry?) 8 Jun 1856 W.P. Whitlock, J.P. ..................... McDaniel, Mathis Sarah Hodges 26 Jul 1865 B: G.W. Kinder 26 Jul 1865 James S. Greenlee ,M.G. ................... McDaniel, Melchi Elizabeth Smith 5 Dec 1849 B: James Mathis bond only ............................ McDaniel, Presley Clara Hooker 1 Oct 1853 B: William Austin bond only ........................... McDaniel, William G. Susan A. McCarty 13 Sep 1849 B: George W. Tate 13 Sep 1849 Levi Satterfield, M.G. ................ thats all I have

McDaniel, John Nancy Countz 5 Jun 1840 11 Jun 1840 James Lacy M.G. license & returns ................................. McDaniel, John Louisa Galyon 15 Jul 1859 J.D. Curl, J.P. license & returns ............... McDaniel, John C. Minerva Helton 30 Aug 1844 B: George Greenlee 1 Sep 1844 Pleasant Weatern ,J.P. ................. McDaniel,Lafayette Nancy McElhany 9 Aug 1856 B:name not given bond only ................ McDaniel, Lafayette Winny M. Sellers 6 Oct 1860 B: J.A. McDaniel bond only ........................ McDaniel, Lea Sina Ann Morgan 26 Jun 1847 B: James M. Mitchell 26 Jun 1847 D. McKinney, J.P.