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    1. [TNHAMILT] KING OBIT 1954.
    2. {SK}

    3. >From the Chattanooga Times paper, April.18,1954. Funeral services for Mrs.Clara King, which were previously announced for 4 o'clock yesterday, were postponed because of a delay in the arrival of her brother, Fredrick Stephens, from California. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon from Coulter Chapel with the Rev.T.J.Smith officiating. Interment will follow in Greenwood Cemetary. Active pallbearers will be M.A. Follis, W.F.Massengale, A.?. Vandergrift Jr., Charles King and Jack Henry. The body will remain at the R.J.Coulter Funeral Home.

    01/27/2001 02:47:18
    1. [TNHAMILT] FRIES OBIT 1954.
    2. {SK}

    3. >From the Chattanooga Times paper, April.18,1954. Funeral services for James Henry Fries, 40, of Jacksonville,Fla., who died suddenly in that city Thursday night, will be held in the chapel of the Turner Funeral Home this afternoon at 3 o'clock, with Rev. Ray Dykes officiating. Active pallbearers will be John McQueen, Howard Nichols, James E.Turner, L.C. Pinson, Paul J.McMillan and Harold Johnson.

    01/27/2001 02:33:49
    1. [TNHAMILT] COPPINGER OBIT 1954.
    2. {SK}

    3. >From the Chattanooga Times paper, April.18,1954. Funeral services for Mrs.Alice Coppinger will be held at 2:00 CST Sunday afternoon from the Owen Methodist Church., with Rev.John Erwin officiating. Interment will be in Lassiter Cemetary. The body is at the residence,Sequatchie, Tenn, Arrangements are by the National Funeral Home.

    01/27/2001 02:23:48
    1. [TNHAMILT] COLWELL OBIT 1954.
    2. {SK}

    3. >From the Chattanooga Times paper, April.18,1954. Mrs.Minnie Lee Colwell,died at her home, St.Elmo,RT.4, Saturday aftenoon.She is survived by her husband, William Colwell, foster-son, Eugene Rambo,Orange Grove Calif.; two brothers, Vester Henderson, Chattanooga, and Will Henderson, Cartharge,Tenn. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the National Funeral Home. Pallbearers, I.A. Coppinger, M.T.Coppinger, Kenester Coppinger, Leonard Layne, Luther Bowlin and Luther Moody.

    01/27/2001 02:15:42
    1. [TNHAMILT] BUCHOLTZ OBIT 1954.
    2. {SK}

    3. >From the Chattanooga Times paper, April.18,1954. Mrs. Elizabeth (N)Rix Bucholtz, of Dayton Blvd., Red Bank, who was associated with the late Mrs.Richard Hardy as an educational worker with the Chattanooga Humane Educational Society for a number of years, died in a local hospital Saturday morning.Mrs.Bucholtz was a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist, and Country Women's Club. She was hostess at the Country Woman's and officers at the cub will be honorary pallbearers. She is survived by an aunt, Mrs.Judy Owens, Athens,Tenn.,and a number of cousins.Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the chapel of J.Avery Bryan Co. Interment in Forest Hills Cemetary. Pallbearers will be E.D.Bohr, F.E. Passnacht, Tom Hilton, Wilkes T. Thrasher, Kemp Hickey and J.L. Steele. The body is at the funeral home of J. Avery Bryan Co.

    01/27/2001 02:06:15
    1. [TNHAMILT] ATCHLEY OBIT 1954
    2. {SK}

    3. >From the Chattanooga Times paper, April.18,1954. Funeral services for Mrs.Julia L.Atchley will be held at 3:30 Sunday afternoon from the chapel of the National Funeral Home, with Rev. V.Wayne Tarpley officiating.Interment will be in Chattanooga Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Charles Bookout,Roy(Ray( Hollandsworth,Eugene Foster, Andy Wilson,Herbert L.Walker, W.O.Walker. The body is at the funeral home.

    01/27/2001 01:43:58
    1. [TNHAMILT] LOOK UP PLEASE

    3. Hi List, 1. FOR DYE FAMILIES 2. FOR THE CASSIDY FAMILIES THAT WERE IN HAMILTON CO ,TN 1910 or 1920. Thanks in advance. Genealogy is my heart, soul, and mind. My Family is what I love to find. Any help is appreciated ! *DYE (N.C. & Tn) * BLANTON (TN)* CASSIDY (TN,KY,OH) * HUGHS(ky & tn) * SHAW (TN) * SHADWICK * CHADWICK * SHADRICK (TN)* CHAPMAN (tn) * McDANIELS (tn)* McCARVEY (GA) * CROW / CROWE (GA) * LEMONS (VA,TN) * RESSE(TN) EDWARDS(Tn) * Rhea, Roane, Cumberland , Anderson and Marion, COUNTIES .of TENNESSEE..... THANK YOU FOR YOUR KINDNESS ! FAVORITE SITES: HTTP:WWW.SAVINGGRAVES.COM (TENNESSE http://messenger.msn.com/ (free download it .)we can chat instantly................................................. Genealogy is my heart, soul, and mind. My Family is what I love to find. Any help is appreciated ! *DYE (N.C. & Tn) * BLANTON (TN)* CASSIDY (TN,KY,OH) * HUGHS(ky & tn) * SHAW (TN) * SHADWICK * CHADWICK * SHADRICK (TN)* CHAPMAN (tn) * McDANIELS (tn)* McCARVEY (GA) * CROW / CROWE (GA) * LEMONS (VA,TN) * RESSE(TN) EDWARDS(Tn) * Rhea, Roane, Cumberland , Anderson and Marion, COUNTIES .of TENNESSEE..... THANK YOU FOR YOUR KINDNESS ! FAVORITE SITES: HTTP:WWW.SAVINGGRAVES.COM (TENNESSE http://messenger.msn.com/ (free download it .)we can chat instantly.................................................

    01/26/2001 04:20:50
    1. [TNHAMILT] WWI

    3. Hi List, I a looking for a rooster of a Army Troops that signed up in Hamilton Co Tn, on 10/23/1818 in for WW1 Corporal Port Utilities Detachment . they went to Camp Stuart,Virgnia then back to Fort Ogelthorpe,Ga at that Camp that was there in 1919 dont know the name of that camp too. Any help would greatly appreciated. linda Genealogy is my heart, soul, and mind. My Family is what I love to find. Any help is appreciated ! *DYE (N.C. & Tn) * BLANTON (TN)* CASSIDY (TN,KY,OH) * HUGHS(ky & tn) * SHAW (TN) * SHADWICK * CHADWICK * SHADRICK (TN)* CHAPMAN (tn) * McDANIELS (tn)* McCARVEY (GA) * CROW / CROWE (GA) * LEMONS (VA,TN) * RESSE(TN) EDWARDS(Tn) * Rhea, Roane, Cumberland , Anderson and Marion, COUNTIES .of TENNESSEE..... THANK YOU FOR YOUR KINDNESS ! FAVORITE SITES: HTTP:WWW.SAVINGGRAVES.COM (TENNESSE http://messenger.msn.com/ (free download it .)we can chat instantly.................................................

    01/26/2001 04:11:19
    1. [TNHAMILT] Hamilton County update 1/16/01
    2. Tim Stowell

    3. Added 1881 births in Hamilton County - http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnhamilt/1881vr-b.htm Tim Stowell tstowell@chattanooga.net Chattanooga, TN

    01/15/2001 06:37:34
    1. [TNHAMILT] Re: TNHAMILT-D Digest V01 #6-message No Such Address

    3. In a message dated 01/12/2001 7:12:55 PM Eastern Standard Time, TNHAMILT-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > > The 1881 Death Records for Hamilton County are now online - > http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnhamilt/1881vr-d.htm > I get the message: no such address. What am I doing incorrect?

    01/14/2001 02:17:08
    1. [TNHAMILT] Gravel Hill School

    3. Has anyone had any luck accessing early 1900 - 1930 records from Gravel Hill School just outside of Birchwood? I wish I could say what county the school would have fallen in ... Hamilton or Meigs. I doubt serviously that the wood frame school house is still standing ... but would school records have survived somewhere in the Chattanooga/Cleveland area? catherine

    01/13/2001 05:26:27
    1. [TNHAMILT] James M. SMITH - living 1850 Walker Co., GA
    2. Kathleen

    3. It has been a while since I posted one of my Smith Queries. Maybe this time will be my lucky time on my most difficult Smith line. James Middleton Smith born about 1809 either in the area of Walker Co., GA or Hamilton Co., TN. He was living in Hamilton Co., TN up until about 1844 when he moved his family to Lookout Mountain, Walker Co., GA or the boundaries changed. By 1860 he has migrated to Randolph Co., AR. James Middleton Smith married Susan Wallen before 1830, and they were the parents of William b. 1830 (possibly married a Margaret). Sally b. 1832, Mary b. 1834, Priscilla b. 1836 (married William M. Stout of Hamilton Co., TN and they also migrated to Randolph Co., AR), Campbell b. 1839 (married Angeline Davis), Nancy b 1840, Caroline Catherine b. 1841, (all of these children were born in Hamilton Co., TN), Martha b 1844, Tennessee b. 1848 (I have some confusion with her marriages, William J Sammons and Robert C. Stout) (all of these children were born in Walker Co., GA) and Henry b. 1859 in Randolph Co., AR. Susan died sometime between 1859 and April of 1863 -- James M. Smith married again to a Mary C. Morris and is living with her in 1870 in Randolph Co., AR. A Littleton M. Smith with wife Bathsheba were living in Walker Co., GA in 1850 and is also living in Randolph Co., AR in 1860 - Littleton and James Middleton might be brothers. Would love to connect with others who know of this Smith Line. Kathleen Burnett

    01/13/2001 05:05:20
    1. [TNHAMILT] Re: TNHAMILT-D Digest V01 #6-Kinship

    3. Well, on the kinship, I found the first two sites listed to still be confusing. The third site explains a little more plainly and understandably. The fourth site....still somewhat confusing. But I think I've got the "removed" thing down. Renea

    01/12/2001 02:42:19
    1. Re: [TNHAMILT] Census Lookup Help
    2. Barbara and James Dooley

    3. I found neither Jesse Trent nor Jesse Adams in my Hamilton Co. 1880 census book. Sorry. Barbara Dooley At 07:19 PM 1/12/01 EST, RareFancy@aol.com wrote: >Would someone out there be so kind as to lookup the following person on the >1880, 1890 or 1900 Hamilton Cty Census for me? Jesse E Trent or Jesse E >Adams. At the time of the 1880 Census he would have been between 1 and 3 >years old. I'm led to believe he was born Trent. >Thank you bunches, >Renea :) > > >============================== >Search over 900 million names at Ancestry.com! >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >

    01/12/2001 12:44:53
    1. [TNHAMILT] Census Lookup Help

    3. Would someone out there be so kind as to lookup the following person on the 1880, 1890 or 1900 Hamilton Cty Census for me? Jesse E Trent or Jesse E Adams. At the time of the 1880 Census he would have been between 1 and 3 years old. I'm led to believe he was born Trent. Thank you bunches, Renea :)

    01/12/2001 12:19:27
    1. [TNHAMILT] 1881 Death Records
    2. Tim Stowell

    3. The 1881 Death Records for Hamilton County are now online - http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnhamilt/1881vr-d.htm On the Forest Hills side of life - I've resurveyed the first 1680 records and will be updating those shortly. This leaves approximately 5600 records to look at the second time. For a final verification, I'll re-review the ones I've 'corrected' as upon further viewing of records, I begin to figure out what some of those letters really were! :) I've also transcribed another 390 records to add to the original ones I got from the cemetery for a current total of 7680. At the end of December, Forest Hills buried number 43,000...so you see I've a ways to go! I've already considered other possibilities to assist the researcher there, but that is a long time away. Shortly I plan to add a link to an information page to let you all know what else keeps me busy! Tim

    01/11/2001 07:08:51
    1. [TNHAMILT] kinship relation
    2. Bill Orton

    3. Check out these web sites on kinship relation. Copied from another list. Try these sites. They all believe they can explain it. I wouldn't be so bold. They include some good diagrams. Dan http://www.bv.net/~dpnd/degree.htm http://www.communique.net/~pepbaker/cousfnd.htm http://www.ourheritage.tierranet.com/cousins.html http://www.janyce.com/gene/cousins.html Nmiller10@aol.com wrote: > > Can someone explain to me what this means, in a way NO FAMILY HISTORIAN COULD > UNDERSTAND. > 3rd cousin once removed. > 4th cousin once removed. > 2nd cousin twice removed. > 1st cousin three times removed. > > I understand 1 cousin; 2nd cousin; 3rd cousin; At least I thought I did. > Thanks for your help! > Nina Miller > nmiller10@aol.com ==== FAMILY-ORIGINS-USERS Mailing List ==== PLEASE remove as much of the Original Message as possible when replying to a List Posting. Include only that part of the original message important to your reply. ============================== Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 Source for Family History Online. Go to: http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

    01/11/2001 05:06:17
    1. [TNHAMILT] Marriage Lookup
    2. Donna Barnes

    3. If someone has marriage records and has the time, could you please do a lookup for a David Wrinkle/Rinkle and an Elizabeth in the 1848 to 1857 timeframe? It would have been a 2nd or 3rd marriage for both. This marriage would have been in Hamilton or Bradley. I've sent the same message to both sites so excuse me if you get this twice. Thanks so much for your assistance. Donna Barnes

    01/09/2001 02:25:19
    1. [TNHAMILT] Franks
    2. Ben Franks

    3. Looking for the surname, FRANKS in CHATANOOGA, ST. ELMO

    01/08/2001 01:59:21
    1. [TNHAMILT] REPLY: Where is Flattop?
    2. jeanne overbay

    3. According to my 1939 Postal Guide, Flattop was located in Hamilton County. Can someone please tell me where it was located? *** Flattop is on Waldens Ridge west of Soddy Daisy. It is a very old community, my ancestors settled there in the early 1800's. To get there today from Chattanooga, take Hwy 27 north to Soddy Lake, then take Hwy 111 west toward Dunlap. When you get on top of the mountain turn right on Jones Gap Road. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

    01/08/2001 12:16:18