Carolyn, Thank you so much for all the information. This will help me fill in a lot of blanks and enable me to move forward in my research. I appreciate your effort and your prompt response. Please call on me if I can be of any assistance to you in the Lee County, Alabama area. Best wishes, David ddorsey@mindspring.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <CARR2009@aol.com> To: <TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 11:21 AM Subject: Re: [TNGRAING-L] Information on M. A. Whitt & Family? > Montague A. Whitt, b. 14 October 1834, Tazewell County, VA; d 20 June > 1879; > buried in the Liberty Hill United Methodist Church Cemetery in Morristown, > Hamblen, Tennessee. Also buried in this cemetery is a Thomas P. Whitt, > 1865-1871. This info comes from the book, Cemeteries of Hamblen County, > Tennessee, Volume III 1966, published by the Hamblen County Genealogical > Society. > > Montague's recprd was also in the book Hamblen County, Tennessee > Tombstone > Records, WPA Records. WPA read all tombstones in Hamblen County in July > 1938. > I noted with interest that listed next to him was David N. Sears, Died > Aug. > 31, 1872, Aged 62 yrs. However, if he had a tombstone in 1938, he was not > listed in the Cemetery Book published in 1966. > > Montague A. Whitt is also listed in the book just published by the Hamblen > County Genealogical Society book compiled by Marguerite Williams and the > Society on Death Records from Hamblen County, Tennessee and Nearby > Areas. It > states that the information came from the UDC List (United Daughters of > the > Confederacy.) This book also list the death of Henry Whitt, b VA; died > 1917, 80 > years, Death Certificate # 201 and Taylor Whitt, b Grainger County, TN, > d. > July 1911. 29 years; single; Hamblen Courthouse Records. > > Carolyn