List: I have a Hattie Rucker who married a William Shockley. Hattie's dates are said to be 09/13/1859-07/09/1940. The William Shockley she is thought to have married's dates are 02/04/1863-01/07/1919. Some children are/could be: Carl, Claude, Willis, Myrtle, Buford, Flody, Charles, Lafayette. Would anyone be able to give me additional information on Hattie's parent, siblings, and if known, any information on this William Shockley? Thanks in advance for any help, clues, suggestions, Sheri in Louisiana --------------------------------- Yahoo! Mail Mobile Take Yahoo! Mail with you! Check email on your mobile phone.

Looking for information on the family of Maynard Morgan. He and Francis Eliza (surname unk) are supposed to have married in Grainger County, TN sometime around 1885. They are found in the county in 1900 with daughters Eva, Iona and Edna. The family is then found in Knox County in 1910. Thank You. Debbie Oneal

Any one have a copy? If so anyway it could be copied? Had one in the family but it can't be found? Rodney Farrar

As a follow on to Rodney's question. If any of you have historic Rutledge year books, I'd be willing to post online any portions you'd care to copy. Mike St. Clair Coordinator - Grainger County - USGenWeb -----Original Message----- From: Rodney Farrar [mailto:rodneyfarrar@adelphia.net] Sent: Saturday, May 21, 2005 11:54 AM To: TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TNGRAING-L] Rutledge High School Year Book 1932 Any one have a copy? If so anyway it could be copied? Had one in the family but it can't be found? Rodney Farrar ==== TNGRAING Mailing List ==== To UNSUBSCRIBE please send your message to tngraing-l-request@rootsweb.com

Betty - Thank you for this information. I have recently started putting together a Vineyard Family tree and I will add the information and note that it has not be documented. But at least it is a place to start. (My 4th great grandmother was Susannah Vineyard who married Greenberry Mitchell Sr.) Many thanks. Conni Mitchell Braun ----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty" <bjrb@hotmail.com> To: <TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 01, 2005 3:38 PM Subject: Re: [TNGRAING-L] Gail Mynatt Zeigler >I have the following: > > Ella Myanatt married William Carter Roach 20 Oct 1895. He was born ca > 1872 Grainger Co. TN, NDD. Ella was born in 1879 and died in 1899, after > which Wiliam Carter married Nancy M. Hensley, who was first married to a > Mynatt. > (Per Arlie M. Johnson Roach, 1944) > > Susanna "Susan" Roach married second Clement C. Nance 12 February 1866 > Grainger Co. TN. She was first married to Hamilton S. Malicoat. > (Shar R. works this line of the Roach family.) > > Luther Franklin Vinyard married Eliza Roach, daughter of James K. Roach. > They had Cecil Alice Matilda Vineyard, born about 1898. Vonnie Vinyard, > born about 1899, James John Basil Vinyard, born 1901 (died Knoxville TN, > bd. Woodlawn Cemetery). Mildred Joyce Vinyard, born 1920 in Knoxville TN > (also bd. Woodlawn Cemetery) NDD (Per info from Sam Roach) > > I have not proved any of this myself. > > Betty > Texas > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Aarah@aol.com> > To: <TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, May 01, 2005 2:07 PM > Subject: Re: [TNGRAING-L] Gail Mynatt Zeigler > > >> Conni, >> >> I don't know what to think about the bounces. My box isn't full and had a >> lot >> of new messages this morning. Try it again just to check. >> >> Yes, Nance is one of those peripheral surnames it seems I never get >> around to >> and have about 20-25 assorted Nances scattered about. Most are either >> married >> to Vineyards, Mitchells or Roaches. The only other Mynatt spouse I have >> is >> Barilla Agnes Nance and I don't know anything about her. >> Gail >> >> In a message dated 5/1/2005 9:04:08 AM Eastern Standard Time, >> cbraun675@wideopenwest.com writes: >> Gail - >> >> I tried to respond but my messages bounced back. James Franklin Nance is >> related to my family. I was originally researching my Mitchell family >> but >> lucked into some Vineyard sites. There are numerous connections to the >> Nance >> family. Let me know if you want to exchange any information. I see >> that there is >> much to be researched. >> >> Conni Mitchell Braun >> >> >> ==== TNGRAING Mailing List ==== >> To UNSUBSCRIBE please send your message to >> tngraing-l-request@rootsweb.com >> >> > > > ==== TNGRAING Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE please send your message to tngraing-l-request@rootsweb.com >

SHERI, THIS MAY HELP SOME: YOU MIGHT GET THE MARRIAGE DATE FOR ISOM SUTTON AND ELIZA COFFEY SHOCKLEY FROM THE HANCOCK COUNTY LIST. EVA MAE SHOCKLEY MARRIED PERRY DALTON IN GRAINGER COUNTY ON 8/18/1907. BOTH ARE LISTED AS BEING BURIED IN DALTON CEMETERY IN BEAN STATION [GRAINGER COUNTY]. THE DATES PERRY P. DALTON b. 1876, d. 1969 AND EVA MAY SHOCKLEY DALTON, b. 11/3/1886, d. 2/4/1930. ARCHIE DALTON MIGHT BE ABLE TO PROVIDE MORE INFORMATION ON PERRY AND OR OTHERS. DON'T KNOW ABOUT LEAN SHOCKLEY. ETTA SHOCKLEY MARRIED WILEY COOK [GRANDSON OF PREACHER WILEY COOK OF HANCOCK COUNTY, TN], SON OF ISAAC B. COOK AND ELIZABETH SEAL. WILEY WAS BORN 3/9/1909 AND DIED 8/28/1977. THERE IS A GRAINGER COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSE FOR A "W. B. SHOCKLEY AND ELIZA COFFEE" EXECUTED ON 7/30/1885. THIS MAY BE THE PARENTS OF JAMES ELBERT AND LULA SHOCKLEY. THE MINISTER WAS A C. J. DALTON. ISOM AND MARY POLLY BARNARD SUTTON ARE BURIED IN SUTTON-MANNING CEMETERY IN HANCOCK COUNTY, TN, NOT HAWKINS COUNTY. THE ON LY SHOCKLEY BURIED IN MEADOW BRANCH CEMETERY IN GRAINGER COUNTY, TN, IS ELIZA COFFEY SHOCKLEY SUTTON. JAMES ----- Original Message ----- From: Sheri Kelly<mailto:bluemoonrotts@yahoo.com> To: TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 8:45 AM Subject: [TNGRAING-L] Eliza J. Coffey Shockley Sutton List: I have Eliza J. Coffey, daughter of Thomas Nelson Coffey who married a William Shockley June 1885. After William's "Will" death in January 1910 Eliza drops off the Grainger Co., 1920 census. Further research has found that her son Elbert Shockley born c 1889 named his mother Eliza J. Sutton as his next of kin when filing his WW1 registeration. Additional work has found that Eliza J. Coffey Shockley married Isom Sutton, 33 years her senior. No marriage found as of yet for Isom and Eliza but two of her children, Elbert married Victoria Cook and daughter Lula married Murphy Cook, both of these being children of Wiley Cook of Hawkins Co., TN. Lula married Murphy in 1916. Wiley Cook and his family were neighbors of Isom Sutton and his first wife Mary Barnard Sutton. Mary Sutton died in 1911. >From this I deduct that Eliza must have moved with her remaining children still at home, from Grainger to Hawkins Co., TN before the time her father Thomas Nelson Coffey died in 1917. Isom and Mary Barnard Sutton are buried in Hawkins Co., TN in the Sutton Cemetery. Eliza J. Coffey Shockley Sutton is buried in Meadow Branch Cemetery, Bean Station, Grainger Co., TN. The 1900 Grainger Co., TN census has Eliza as having 8 children with 5 living. The five Shockley children are: Eva Mae (married a Perry Dalton-need help on this Perry)11/1886 Lean (possibly Orlena named after Eliza's aunt Orlena/Orenna Coffey) 12/1887 Nelson T. (moved to Indiana, married a Jessie) 11/1891 Lula Elizabeth (married Murphy Cook) 12/1893 James Elbert (married Victoria Cook) 07/1899 Etta (married an unknown Cook-need help on this too) 04/1905 I suspect that the William Shockley whom Eliza married was a William Berry Shockley but have no documentation found which confirms this theory. Eliza's husband William "Will" Shockley was born (using census information) c 1862 and died 01/1910. There was another William Berry Shockley born c 1833 and he married Louisa Coffey and is known to have died 10/1871, and he was the younger William Berry Shockley's uncle as he was the brother of Wainwright Shockley, father of the younger WB. This older William Berry Shockley and Louisa Coffey also had a son William born c 1861 of which I have no additional information on and would like to ask if anyone else could provide any help on him. It is possible that the son of William Berry and Lousia Coffey Shockley is the actual husband of Eliza, and not the William Berry Shockley, son of Wainwright Shockley. Since Eliza is buried in Grainger Co., TN in Meadow Branch, I hope that one of the William Shockleys may also be buried there, or another family member of Eliza's. She does have at least one brother there, Addison "Adam" Coffey 1879-1938. A summary of questions: Marriage for Isom Sutton and Eliza J. Coffey Shockley (after 1911)? Eva Mae Shockley's husband Perry Dalton, any help on him? Lean Shockley, 13 in 1910, what happened to her? Etta Shockley, which Cook did she marry? William Berry Shockley born 1868 and died 1910. Was he the same William Shockley which Eliza married, she's with a Will in 1900 and is a widow in 1910 and it is thought that William Berry Shockley son of Wainwright Shockley was born in 1862 and died 1910, or is the Will actually William Shockley born c 1861 son of William Berry Shockley and Louisa Coffey? What Shockleys are in Meadow Branch Cemetery, Grainger Co., TN? If anyone can help on any of the above, clues, hints, suggestions, please let me know. VA,NC,TN,KY:COFFEY-COLLINS-HICKS-JORDAN-PERRY-RUSSELL/SC AL: McCOOL-MILLS-SEGREST-THRASHER-WOOD Sheri K. in Louisiana bluemoonrotts@yahoo.com<mailto:bluemoonrotts@yahoo.com> / sheri.kelly@gmail.com<mailto:sheri.kelly@gmail.com> "Genealogy is Perpetual!" --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site! ==== TNGRAING Mailing List ==== To UNSUBSCRIBE please send your message to tngraing-l-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:tngraing-l-request@rootsweb.com>

List: I have Eliza J. Coffey, daughter of Thomas Nelson Coffey who married a William Shockley June 1885. After William's "Will" death in January 1910 Eliza drops off the Grainger Co., 1920 census. Further research has found that her son Elbert Shockley born c 1889 named his mother Eliza J. Sutton as his next of kin when filing his WW1 registeration. Additional work has found that Eliza J. Coffey Shockley married Isom Sutton, 33 years her senior. No marriage found as of yet for Isom and Eliza but two of her children, Elbert married Victoria Cook and daughter Lula married Murphy Cook, both of these being children of Wiley Cook of Hawkins Co., TN. Lula married Murphy in 1916. Wiley Cook and his family were neighbors of Isom Sutton and his first wife Mary Barnard Sutton. Mary Sutton died in 1911. From this I deduct that Eliza must have moved with her remaining children still at home, from Grainger to Hawkins Co., TN before the time her father Thomas Nelson Coffey died in 1917. Isom and Mary Barnard Sutton are buried in Hawkins Co., TN in the Sutton Cemetery. Eliza J. Coffey Shockley Sutton is buried in Meadow Branch Cemetery, Bean Station, Grainger Co., TN. The 1900 Grainger Co., TN census has Eliza as having 8 children with 5 living. The five Shockley children are: Eva Mae (married a Perry Dalton-need help on this Perry)11/1886 Lean (possibly Orlena named after Eliza's aunt Orlena/Orenna Coffey) 12/1887 Nelson T. (moved to Indiana, married a Jessie) 11/1891 Lula Elizabeth (married Murphy Cook) 12/1893 James Elbert (married Victoria Cook) 07/1899 Etta (married an unknown Cook-need help on this too) 04/1905 I suspect that the William Shockley whom Eliza married was a William Berry Shockley but have no documentation found which confirms this theory. Eliza's husband William "Will" Shockley was born (using census information) c 1862 and died 01/1910. There was another William Berry Shockley born c 1833 and he married Louisa Coffey and is known to have died 10/1871, and he was the younger William Berry Shockley's uncle as he was the brother of Wainwright Shockley, father of the younger WB. This older William Berry Shockley and Louisa Coffey also had a son William born c 1861 of which I have no additional information on and would like to ask if anyone else could provide any help on him. It is possible that the son of William Berry and Lousia Coffey Shockley is the actual husband of Eliza, and not the William Berry Shockley, son of Wainwright Shockley. Since Eliza is buried in Grainger Co., TN in Meadow Branch, I hope that one of the William Shockleys may also be buried there, or another family member of Eliza's. She does have at least one brother there, Addison "Adam" Coffey 1879-1938. A summary of questions: Marriage for Isom Sutton and Eliza J. Coffey Shockley (after 1911)? Eva Mae Shockley's husband Perry Dalton, any help on him? Lean Shockley, 13 in 1910, what happened to her? Etta Shockley, which Cook did she marry? William Berry Shockley born 1868 and died 1910. Was he the same William Shockley which Eliza married, she's with a Will in 1900 and is a widow in 1910 and it is thought that William Berry Shockley son of Wainwright Shockley was born in 1862 and died 1910, or is the Will actually William Shockley born c 1861 son of William Berry Shockley and Louisa Coffey? What Shockleys are in Meadow Branch Cemetery, Grainger Co., TN? If anyone can help on any of the above, clues, hints, suggestions, please let me know. VA,NC,TN,KY:COFFEY-COLLINS-HICKS-JORDAN-PERRY-RUSSELL/SC AL: McCOOL-MILLS-SEGREST-THRASHER-WOOD Sheri K. in Louisiana bluemoonrotts@yahoo.com / sheri.kelly@gmail.com "Genealogy is Perpetual!" --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site!

Thank you Ross and Gail for the help, I did not know exactly how the name Presha was spelled, but in the small section of the Greenlee Genealogy they spelled it Pershia. I will try to find the Greenlee genealogy on line. My question concerned the children of Presha and Nelson Roach and the information included with that information. I have part of page 376 and it is possible I copied it from some computer information that was submitted through this site. I have tried to find the death date of Sarah Jane Roach (their daughter) born 17 July 1871. I know that she died perhaps in the 1890's. Her husband, James Nelson Cameron, remarried soon afterwards...perhaps two times. Thanks again for any information and it is good to be back. By the way, Cousin Ross, have you completed your search for the Cameron Clan? Thanks for all your help. Carolyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ross Cameron" <Ross.Cameron@nara.gov> To: <TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 3:37 PM Subject: Re: [TNGRAING-L] Greenlee Genealogy > Hello again Cameron cousin Carolyn, > > I am not familiar with the Greenlee book but I did find a possible match by entering "Greenlee Genealogy" in quotes into a Google Search. It found: > > Greenlee Genealogy - Descendants of Michael Greenlee and John Greenlee > Hardcover, 461 pages + over 250 photographs, 2000 > $61.50 > The Greenlee Family of Delaware > The focus of this genealogy is on the descendants of the brothers Michael and John Greenlee. They arrived immigrated from Ireland to Delaware in the mid 1700's. They moved westward and were among the earliest settlers of western Pennsylvania. Also, included is a section on the descendants of John Greenlee of Scotland. A number of his descendants intermarried with those of brothers Michael and John. > > In 1908 Ralph Stebbins Greenlee and his twin brother Robert Lemuel Greenlee, wealthy manufacturers of Chicago, commissioned a genealogy of the Greenlee's. Their massive book covers a number of other Greenlee families besides the ones of our book. Their genealogy has proven to be remarkably accurate. After extensive correspondence and research the material on many of the descendants of Michael and John Greenlee has been brought up to the present time. > > All of the material from earlier research on these families is included. Corrections to the previously published articles are added. In addition, the female lines are followed and extensive biographical material is added. Detailed source references are given, often to primary records. Along with the text are numerous photographs of tombstones. There are indexes of people and places. The book is bound in soft-cover and is printed on acid-free paper. > > at http://www.genealogycentral.net/index_files/Page602.html > > I also noticed how you spelled Miss Galyon's first name. I don't know if you inadvertently inverted the "e" and "r" or if the record you are using inverted the name. As you may remember, my g-g-g-grandparents were Absalom Cameron and Elizabeth "Betsey" Gallion (or Galyon, etc.). I have found among the Gallion or Galyon, etc., family and relatives, that a common girl's name is Precia or Preshia or Presha or Preshey. In the Cameron Bible family record it is spelled Preshey, but I have seen it Precia, Preshia, Presha, etc., for other girls in the family. > > It is probably derived from "precious" and pronounced similarly without the "s" sound at the end, ending in either a short "a" sound or a long "e" sound depending on the spelling. > > Elizabeth (Gallion) Cameron's sister Precia / Presha Galyon married William Gilmore of Grainger Co. Elizabeth and Precia's brother James was the father of Wesley H. Galyon who was the father of Preshia Galyon who married Nelson Roach. > > I have researched the Galyons some but not extensively. What information are you seeking about Preshia Galyon Roach and her family? > > Ross Cameron > > > >>> "Wayne May" <caroway@joimail.com> 05/17/05 11:44AM >>> > Is there a Greenlee book or web site? I have a partial page from a Greenlee Genealogy, page 376 and I would like to get the rest of the article if possible. I am interested in Pershia Galyon who married Nelson Roach and their children, especially Sarah Jane Roach. > > Thank you very much for your help. > Carolyn > > Wayne and Carolyn May > 875 Raleigh Court. > Marietta, GA 30064-2963 > 770-420-8888 > caroway@joimail.com > > > ==== TNGRAING Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE please send your message to tngraing-l-request@rootsweb.com > > > > > ==== TNGRAING Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE please send your message to tngraing-l-request@rootsweb.com >

Dear Carolyn, There is a Greenlee Book. I inadvertently discovered it one day on a website I subscribe to, I think I was looking for information on the Noes, I think <grin> Since we have discussed Nelson and Pershia and little William Mayes son of Sarah Roach and William Mayes and at that time I was writing to William Owens who is descended from Edward Mayes I printed it off. Just the chapter <grin> on the Grainger County Greenlees which took quite a while anyway. <smile> If you could tell me exactly what information you need I could send it to you. Actually I think I could send you a file although I have not tried this. You can send Ancestry files too. <smile> I had never tried this either, but a cousin was sending me census information one day so I tried it out. <grin> BTW Jesse Galyon's widow was apparently the third? (so far I have three) <grin> the last wife of Edward Hodge. I bet Edward who probably thought he was a pretty ordinary person and died about 120 years ago would be really surpried at how many times his name comes up on this list. <teehee> Gail ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wayne May" <caroway@joimail.com> To: <TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 10:44 Subject: [TNGRAING-L] Greenlee Genealogy > Is there a Greenlee book or web site? I have a partial page from a > Greenlee Genealogy, page 376 and I would like to get the rest of the > article if possible. I am interested in Pershia Galyon who married Nelson > Roach and their children, especially Sarah Jane Roach. > > Thank you very much for your help. > Carolyn > > Wayne and Carolyn May > 875 Raleigh Court. > Marietta, GA 30064-2963 > 770-420-8888 > caroway@joimail.com > > > ==== TNGRAING Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE please send your message to tngraing-l-request@rootsweb.com > >

Hello again Cameron cousin Carolyn, I am not familiar with the Greenlee book but I did find a possible match by entering "Greenlee Genealogy" in quotes into a Google Search. It found: Greenlee Genealogy - Descendants of Michael Greenlee and John Greenlee Hardcover, 461 pages + over 250 photographs, 2000 $61.50 The Greenlee Family of Delaware The focus of this genealogy is on the descendants of the brothers Michael and John Greenlee. They arrived immigrated from Ireland to Delaware in the mid 1700's. They moved westward and were among the earliest settlers of western Pennsylvania. Also, included is a section on the descendants of John Greenlee of Scotland. A number of his descendants intermarried with those of brothers Michael and John. In 1908 Ralph Stebbins Greenlee and his twin brother Robert Lemuel Greenlee, wealthy manufacturers of Chicago, commissioned a genealogy of the Greenlee's. Their massive book covers a number of other Greenlee families besides the ones of our book. Their genealogy has proven to be remarkably accurate. After extensive correspondence and research the material on many of the descendants of Michael and John Greenlee has been brought up to the present time. All of the material from earlier research on these families is included. Corrections to the previously published articles are added. In addition, the female lines are followed and extensive biographical material is added. Detailed source references are given, often to primary records. Along with the text are numerous photographs of tombstones. There are indexes of people and places. The book is bound in soft-cover and is printed on acid-free paper. at http://www.genealogycentral.net/index_files/Page602.html I also noticed how you spelled Miss Galyon's first name. I don't know if you inadvertently inverted the "e" and "r" or if the record you are using inverted the name. As you may remember, my g-g-g-grandparents were Absalom Cameron and Elizabeth "Betsey" Gallion (or Galyon, etc.). I have found among the Gallion or Galyon, etc., family and relatives, that a common girl's name is Precia or Preshia or Presha or Preshey. In the Cameron Bible family record it is spelled Preshey, but I have seen it Precia, Preshia, Presha, etc., for other girls in the family. It is probably derived from "precious" and pronounced similarly without the "s" sound at the end, ending in either a short "a" sound or a long "e" sound depending on the spelling. Elizabeth (Gallion) Cameron's sister Precia / Presha Galyon married William Gilmore of Grainger Co. Elizabeth and Precia's brother James was the father of Wesley H. Galyon who was the father of Preshia Galyon who married Nelson Roach. I have researched the Galyons some but not extensively. What information are you seeking about Preshia Galyon Roach and her family? Ross Cameron >>> "Wayne May" <caroway@joimail.com> 05/17/05 11:44AM >>> Is there a Greenlee book or web site? I have a partial page from a Greenlee Genealogy, page 376 and I would like to get the rest of the article if possible. I am interested in Pershia Galyon who married Nelson Roach and their children, especially Sarah Jane Roach. Thank you very much for your help. Carolyn Wayne and Carolyn May 875 Raleigh Court. Marietta, GA 30064-2963 770-420-8888 caroway@joimail.com ==== TNGRAING Mailing List ==== To UNSUBSCRIBE please send your message to tngraing-l-request@rootsweb.com

Is there a Greenlee book or web site? I have a partial page from a Greenlee Genealogy, page 376 and I would like to get the rest of the article if possible. I am interested in Pershia Galyon who married Nelson Roach and their children, especially Sarah Jane Roach. Thank you very much for your help. Carolyn Wayne and Carolyn May 875 Raleigh Court. Marietta, GA 30064-2963 770-420-8888 caroway@joimail.com

Does anyone have the parents of Lewis ADKINS, B.15 MAy 1785in Grainger, TN, who married Elizabeth MONROE B. 15 DEc. 1784. They married 24 Jan 1804. He died 14 Jun 1868 and she died 17 DEc. 1865. They had 11 children who intermarried with the BURNETT, MULLENS, PHIPPS, NEEDHAM, MULLINS, HILL, ATKINS and HUBBS families. I need his parents and proof that her mother was Rosannah (Janie)PUCKETT. and Robert MONROE. I also need the parents of Fereby (Phoebe) HILL, who married the above couple's son, Robert (Robin) ADKINS 1 Feb. 1838. She was born in 1816 and died in 1897 in Grainger. He was born 16 Jan 1816 and died 20 Jan 1892. They are buried in the ADKINS Cem. off Tater RD., Grainger. Since the families were long time residents of the area, can anyone tell me if there are obits from any newspapers in the area for the late 1800's. Thank you for any help. Earlene Hutsell _eroch25@aol.com_ (mailto:eroch25@aol.com)

Hello again - now that Grace, and Mike, have been kind enough to help my aging memory, can someone on the list provide me with a mailing address for the church, and possibly a name to whom I might address my request? I am trying to locate the church or cemetery record for the burial of Frances Whitt, as all attempts to acquire a death certificate have failed. She was alive and in Grainger Co. in 1930, aged 57 or 58. I can't imagine she would have died out of state, but it is beginning to look that way. I'd like to write the church, or email them, if anyone knows the email address. Thanks in advance for any help someone might provide. Eleanor

Thanks, both Grace and Mike! It's positively awful when you leave home and can't take all the things with you that you are accustomed to having at your fingertips. Again, thank you both Eleanor -------------- Original message -------------- > Eleanor, > > New Blackwell Branch Cemetery- > > Eliza J. Bibbins d June 3, 1909 age about 70 yrs. > > Francis Puss Whitt 1872 - 1957 > > Hope this is the information you need. > > Grace > > > ==== TNGRAING Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE please send your message to tngraing-l-request@rootsweb.com >

I am pretty sure that Mildred was a sister to my Pauline McGoldrick that married David Crockett Mills Sr. David was brother to my Dad James Edward Mills. Larry ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sheri Kelly" <bluemoonrotts@yahoo.com> To: <TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 11:33 PM Subject: Re: [TNGRAING-L] Perry Harrell and Permelia Harrell > Larry, > > The name McGoldrick is so unusal. I have a Mildred McGoldrick who > married Claude Coffey, no dates on her but his 1921-1973. I realize this > is at least one or more generations different, but having such an unusal > name, perhaps you can help. > > > Sheri in Louisiana > > Larry Mills <lempga@bellsouth.net> wrote: > Does anyone know where Perry and Permelia Harrell are buried? My Aunt > Hazel says they are buried in Grainger County but she can't remember > where. Perry died before 1860 and Permelia died after 1880. In the 1880 > census Permelia was living with her son, William Perry Harrell. My Great > Grandfather is Joseph Henry Harrell and he is buried in the Harrell > Cemetery on Lakeshore Road in Grainger County. Joseph Henry was married > first to Julia Joyce and then in 1881, he married Angeline McGoldrick. > > Thank You, > > Larry Mills > 8730 Niblick Drive > Alpharetta, GA 30022 > > > ==== TNGRAING Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE please send your message to tngraing-l-request@rootsweb.com > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > ==== TNGRAING Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE please send your message to tngraing-l-request@rootsweb.com >

For Grace McGinnis - Grace, I am not at home where your cemetery volumes are, and my memory is failing me - might I trouble you please to check and tell me the name of the cemetery where Eliza J. Bibbins and her granddaughter, Frances Whitt are buried? It is either New Blackwell or New Prospect - but I am drawing a blank. Eliza was moved by TVA, I think, and her granddaughter who died in 1957 was buried beside her. Thanks so very much for your help - I don't have any of my files or email addresses or anything with me. Eleanor McCain eleanormccain@comcast.net

Larry, The name McGoldrick is so unusal. I have a Mildred McGoldrick who married Claude Coffey, no dates on her but his 1921-1973. I realize this is at least one or more generations different, but having such an unusal name, perhaps you can help. Sheri in Louisiana Larry Mills <lempga@bellsouth.net> wrote: Does anyone know where Perry and Permelia Harrell are buried? My Aunt Hazel says they are buried in Grainger County but she can't remember where. Perry died before 1860 and Permelia died after 1880. In the 1880 census Permelia was living with her son, William Perry Harrell. My Great Grandfather is Joseph Henry Harrell and he is buried in the Harrell Cemetery on Lakeshore Road in Grainger County. Joseph Henry was married first to Julia Joyce and then in 1881, he married Angeline McGoldrick. Thank You, Larry Mills 8730 Niblick Drive Alpharetta, GA 30022 ==== TNGRAING Mailing List ==== To UNSUBSCRIBE please send your message to tngraing-l-request@rootsweb.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Does anyone know where Perry and Permelia Harrell are buried? My Aunt Hazel says they are buried in Grainger County but she can't remember where. Perry died before 1860 and Permelia died after 1880. In the 1880 census Permelia was living with her son, William Perry Harrell. My Great Grandfather is Joseph Henry Harrell and he is buried in the Harrell Cemetery on Lakeshore Road in Grainger County. Joseph Henry was married first to Julia Joyce and then in 1881, he married Angeline McGoldrick. Thank You, Larry Mills 8730 Niblick Drive Alpharetta, GA 30022

Eleanor, New Blackwell Branch Cemetery- Eliza J. Bibbins d June 3, 1909 age about 70 yrs. Francis Puss Whitt 1872 - 1957 Hope this is the information you need. Grace

My list of the relocations says Blackwell -----Original Message----- From: eleanormccain@comcast.net [mailto:eleanormccain@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 2:07 PM To: TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TNGRAING-L] McGinnis & Cemetery For Grace McGinnis - Grace, I am not at home where your cemetery volumes are, and my memory is failing me - might I trouble you please to check and tell me the name of the cemetery where Eliza J. Bibbins and her granddaughter, Frances Whitt are buried? It is either New Blackwell or New Prospect - but I am drawing a blank. Eliza was moved by TVA, I think, and her granddaughter who died in 1957 was buried beside her. Thanks so very much for your help - I don't have any of my files or email addresses or anything with me. Eleanor McCain eleanormccain@comcast.net ==== TNGRAING Mailing List ==== To UNSUBSCRIBE please send your message to tngraing-l-request@rootsweb.com