This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ihB.2ACI/1161.1191.1221.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: hi i was wondering what medical tests you are talking about i am related tot he messicmers and messers thru floy messimer william polk mesimer please email me what medial test ae being done

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Hi, I'm not sure if this is the William Brown that you are talking about, but I have a William Brown who married Elizabeth Hankins. William was born 1797. They had a son, John Hankins Brown who married Sarah Hendry. William died in 1864. I dont' think he served in the CW, but probably died by something related to the war. John Hankins Brown did die from serving. He died at Andersonville Prison. The Browns are not my primary line, the Hendrys are, but we do have a lot of Browns who marry into the Hendry family. Is this William Jotham's brother or son? I thought Jotham was born much earlier than 1797 or around that time. Tara Painter is my source for a lot of Brown information. She is a descendant of John and Sarah (Hendry) Hankins. Renaee

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: weems malone, carter, smith Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ihB.2ACI/4205.1.1.2.2.2 Message Board Post: I was interested in your message because my grandfather's sister Nancy Weems married Jotham Brown and had a son they named William L Brown. He (Jotham) died in civil war, although the 1890 has him named wrongly, and she then married her cousin John Weems. So she became Nancy Weems again. would be interested in your Brown information because I never have found what happened to the son, William Brown. hinant@hoosierlink.net

Please check for any Lusters. Thanks Betty

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cavener, Cavner, Cavnar, Cavenough, Cavenaugh, etc. and McFerrin, McPheron, etc. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ihB.2ACI/4166.2.1.4 Message Board Post: Hi Margaret, I am searching for Cavener, Cavner, Cavnar, Cavenough, Cavenaugh, etc. and McFerrin, McPheron, etc. My ggggrandparents were Hugh M Cavener and Jane McPheron. They were married 31 Jan 1784 in Greene County. I do not know their parents or siblings. Thanks, Tom

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Oliver/Falls/Paxton Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ihB.2ACI/320.1852.1 Message Board Post: I know this is an old post but if you get this will you please contact me? Your James Oliver, Greene County, Tennessee married to Rachel Falls is of great interest to me. In the 1850 Census Johana Falls was living with them. She is the mother, or so I believe, of Isabella Falls who married John Paxton in Greeneville, Tennessee in 1854. James Oliver is listed as a witness to their wedding. And in subsequent censuses and until she died I believe Johana lived with John and Isabella. I assume she was a widow from her husband Frank. Where in Virginia are the Olivers from? Perhaps it will be a clue as to where in Virginia I can find John Paxton as a young boy. They may have been members of a group that moved from Virginia to Tennessee together. Any help you can be will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Jan Bultema kbultema@comnetcom.net

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Logan Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ihB.2ACI/1234.1 Message Board Post: I'd be interested in learning more about Mary Logan. I have a William Logan who bought land in Greene Co around 1790. Possibly William and Mary are related as brother and sister. Right now I suspect that William Logan is the father of David Logan who was born in 1782.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ihB.2ACI/4205.1.1.2.2.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Candy, Thanks so much for the good information! James Weston's brother must have been Harvey Weston, who married Mary Ann Brown. A friend of mine who compiled some of the Brown family history wrote: "Harvey and Mary Brown Weston and their “married son, Jotham” are documented in the book “This Small Town-Osgood” (MO). The family migrated with the Christopher Cooper Jr. family in 1851 to Sullivan County, MO." Mary Ann Brown was the daughter of Mirey's brother Sylvanus, so she was Mirey's niece. Jim Slone

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Clark and Pate Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ihB.2ACI/4166.2.1.3.1.1 Message Board Post: Dear Margaret, Thank you. I am interested in the Pates that move from Greene Co into the Huntsville, Madison Co AL area. One of them in 1817 is Stephen (his will) and he mentions friend Mathew. There is an 1808 case in Greene where a Mathew Pate attacks another man in a knife fight. He sells his 550 acres (this is testified to later by his adult son Jeremiah). The case is given to a higher court in Washington Co. In Green Co documents later it is said that Mathew "is gone" from this co. Whatever that could mean! The 550 acres that Joseph has (and there is a Joseph Pate in Madison Co @1809) could possibly be the 550 acres that Mathew has to sell in 1808. I keep looking at Greene Co because my Henderson Clark (bn1797)'s uncle is there. The Uncle is also Henderson Clark bn 1784. The Clarks seem to have land on or around the Nolichucky. When Henderson Clark (bn1797) marries Elizabeth Pate (bn1800 parents unknown) in Madison Co, Al in 1819, the Stephen Pate will has s! aid in 1817, my eldest son James, son in law James Milliken and 5 underaged children. He also mentions my friend, Mathew Pate. James Pate, Jane Milliken Pate (married 1st 1814 to Stephen Pate and then to his brother Mathew Pate-both of these men are thought to be bn @1790), her remarriage to Mathew Pate 1830, her son Andrew Jackson Pate bn1815 (Madison Co, AL) and my Henderson Clark and his wife Elizabeth Ann Pate are firmly in Dyer Co, TN. (AND to make it all more interesting, Andrew Jackson the President is said to be a house guest in Madison while AJ Pate is born and is considered a "cousin". The Hermitage confirms he is in the Huntsville, Al area that week.) Thanks for your help and if there are any good clues on the Clark Pate relationship, I truly would appreciate your help!!! Meredith of dsheridan1@ec.rr.com and 111 S. 4th St Wilmington NC 28401.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Couch/Pierce/Buchanan Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ihB.2ACI/4221 Message Board Post: Desire info on marriages of William Couch and Vera Buchanan. James Pierce and Susan Buchanan These marriages probally took place 1890's? Any Buchanan Marriages in Green Co. . Betty Buchanan Martin

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ihB.2ACI/4166.2.1.3.1 Message Board Post: Meredith, There wasn't much on Pate's in the book. It listed a Joseph, Matthew. It didn't have who they married or any children, this is what it said: Joseph Pate, In the yr 1800 shows with 550 acs of land on the Chucky River in Capt. J Kesterson' Company of Taxables, Gr. TN. He owned 2 slaves. Matthew Pate, N.C. Grant #1913, 1787-1788, 100 avs North Side of the Nolichucky River. Mathew Pate, In 1800 shows on the Chucky R Capt. J Kesterson Co. He owned 7 slaves. Matthew Pate, In the yr 1785 shows with 375 acs of land on the Nolichucky River, Capt Henry Conway's Co, State of Franklin todays Gr. TN Matthew Pate with Jermiah and Thomas Pate show with 500 acs on Chucky River, Gr. TN. in 1798 Capt William Whites Co. This is all that is listed hope it helps. Margaret Patton

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Ricker, Lamb, McCoy, Woosley, Overholser Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ihB.2ACI/4220 Message Board Post: Hi I was wondering if anyone had a copy of Zion Elementry School from the late 1920's my grandmother went there and was wanting a copy. Any help would be greatly appriciated my email is Aimez71@aol.com Thanks a bunch :) Amy

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Weston, Babb, Brown Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ihB.2ACI/4205.1.1.2.2.1 Message Board Post: Thanks so much Jim. The info thaat was given to me said that William Babb married "MARY BROWN". But the Mirey makes more sense. I do know that their daughter, Elizabeth Babb, was my G Great Grandmother. She traveled to SW MO. with the wagon train led by my G Great Grandfather, James Weston. They went to Barry Co. MO. while his brother, went to Sullivan CO. MO. with the Coopers.He also married a Brown, but an Aunt of Mirey's I believe. True? This was sent to me. from a letter by Edgar Weston, descendant of James Weston: "My great great grandfather James Weston born 7 Mar 1807 Greene County, TN m. Elizabeth Babb, born 1 Sept. 1810 Greene County, TN. About the time that they were married, James and Elizabeth Babb Weston along with William Babb born 1786 TN and wife Massa, Mercy, Mary Brown Babb born 1785 VA, moved from Lick Creek Greene County, TN to Hawkins County, TN about 3 miles from the Virginia line. The date was 1827. William Babb became Justice of the Peace in Hawkins County, TN. He was a Cabinet Maker. James Weston was a Wagon Maker and Blacksmith. He also did farming. A large group of SW Virginia and NE Tennessee people began moving to SW Missouri 8n 1831 and later the Trail of Tears or Cherokee Removal from East Tennessee, North Carolina and Georgia brought many soldiers, freighters (? spelling), wagon makers, blacksmiths, etc. through Barry County, Missouri, down the old Indian Trail. They went back home and many moved to SW MO and some Babbs came on the Trail of Tears and returned to E. Tennessee in 1836. In the spring of 1851 - 12 or 13 wagons led by my ggg father, James Weston came to Barry Co. MO and settled. He located in South Barry Co. Mo and established a farm and built a blacksmith shop at a crossroads about 2 miles from his farm. Early in 1858 the Butterfield Stage and mail line to California improved the old Indian Trail and cut trees to widen it for stage coach travel and the Butterfield Stage US Mail began in 1858. It passed less than 2 miles from my ggg father James Weston's blacksmith shop. A stage stand to furnish horses, stagecoach and harness repair, an Inn to feed....." .........Jim Sloan!, I don't know who wrote that, he must be a cousin also. But I am also happy to meet annd greet you. I hope to attend the next Brown Family Reunion. Thanks again, I will be out of state without a PC for a week, I bet my mail box will be full. Candy Elizabeth (Candy) Taylor Huntsville, AL

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Kilgore Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ihB.2ACI/3676.2.1 Message Board Post: Your Frank Kilgore Enriquez was descended from William Kilgore B:1834 s/o William Kilgore B:1803 and Mahalia Rinehart. I think there was a generation between William and your Frank. I've been in contact with others who have been working this line and we definitely know that William Kilgore B:1834 TN listed on 1860 CA census was the son of William and Mahalia Rinehart Kilgore. I believe that you may be descended from his daughter. William Kilgore B:1803 D:1860-1870 was the s/o William Kilgore B:1770-1772 Orange Co NC D:1825 Rhea Co TN and his wife Jane Henderson B:c1777 D:1871 Cocke Co TN d/o John Henderson Sr. D:1825 Greene Co TN. William Kilgore B:1770-1772 was the son of Charles Kilgore B:Jan 1740 D:1823 Greene Co TN and his wife, Martha whose maiden name is unknown. Mahalia Rinehart was born 1811 and died 1847-1850 Greene Co TN d/o Jacob Rinehart & Mary "Polly" Henderson. Mary Henderson was born 1788 Greene Co TN d/o John Henderson Sr. (making her Jane Henderson's younger sister and William Kilgore's 1st cousin). Jacob Rinehart died before 1850 Greene Co TN, his parents aren't known. I'm not familiar with this line after William Kilgore B:1834. My email is:Vickie7293@msn.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ihB.2ACI/2776.1 Message Board Post: Joan: Do you suppose that this John Brown is the same one that married Caty (Catherine) Hull in Greene County in 1805? I believe it's possible that the Jacob Hull noted as a witness may have been Caty's father. If these are the same people, Jacob's wife (Caty's mother) was a Lingenfelter. John and Caty Hull Brown migrated to White Co TN and to Harrison and Crawford Counties in Indiana, where they died. Their son, Alfred Brown, married Sarah V. Shields, and they moved to Fulton Co IL and McDonough Co IL. Does anyone know this family? Jim Patrick

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ihB.2ACI/4205.1.1.2.2 Message Board Post: Hi Candy, Well, let me see if I can confuse the issue further for you. According to the Brown research records I received at the 2001 Reunion, William Babb married Mirey Brown, daughter of Jotham Brown, Sr. and Phoebe Johnston Brown. Quoting from a research paper distributed at the Reunion: "From the Montgomery County, Virginia court records – Deed Book C – page 326: May 16, 1800 – the following heirs of Jothem Brown, then deceased, conveyed 104 acres lying in that county, on Terry’s Creek, a branch of the Little River to Benjamin Craig of the same county. The heirs named on the deed as follows: Wife, Phoebe Brown, Christopher Cooper, Salvanes (Sylvanous) Brown, John Willes, David Brown, John Brown, Mary Brown, Lydia Brown, Elizabeth Brown, Jothem Brown, Mirey Brown and William Brown. From this instrument we have the probable children of Jothem Brown Sr. It would appear at this time only two daughters were married, one to Christopher Cooper, her name Jane, and one who married John Willes. Additional research distributed at the Reunion indicates that Mirey Brown married William Babb on 5 November 1807 in TN. If this is your ancestor (and it sounds like it is) she was indeed a sister of the Jotham Brown who married Margaret Maloney, but we believe her parents were Jotham Brown, Sr. and Phoebe Johnston. If so, you are my distant cousin, and I'm very happy to meet you! Who has the right answers? We may never know. This at least is one version that seems to make sense. And you sure have a lot of Brown cousins in Greene Co.! Jim Slone

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.families.aol.com/mbexec/msg/4300/ihB.2ACI/344.564.609 Message Board Post: Have just found out that margaret hope and samuel doak nelosn is my great great great grandfather and grand mother. any info would be appreciated . I am willing to share what i have Thank you Sherry

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ihB.2ACI/3676.2 Message Board Post: My grandfather was Frank Kilgore Enriquez, married to Stella Estrada Ochoa. He had a sister named Rosie and a brother named Georgie, also a brother named Tommy who had lived in the San Fernando Valley. I believe Tommy had twin sons (I think) Hankie and Frankie. There was also aunt Petra, with a daughter Marsha. If my memory serves me right, well if any of this sounds like we may be related. This is all kind of new to me.

There are some words on these 1787-8 marriage licenses that I am having a hard time reading, partly because the originals were discolored and partly because of the script......I can read the important things, like the names and dates but I am curious what the rest of it means and what it was for...can someone explain the reason behind the bond? I scanned the photocopies here. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~lindainmo/tn_greene_marriages Thanks Linda in MO researching Padfield and Tadlock in Greene County, TN