Here are my 'oldest', and I'll list the year of birth as well, when I know it: BALDWIN-James b1752 (direct ancestor) FERRELL-Elizabeth b abt 1775 (direct ancestor) BAKER-William abt 1800 TESTERMAN-William b1798 BURCHETT-Burwell b 8 Oct 1811 DAVIS-John David d1794 (direct ancestor) MILAM-William b abt 1730 (direct ancestor) ELEGATE-Michael b1835 (direct ancestor) FLEENOR-William b3 Oct 1819 HYDEN-Rev. John b abt 1835 MITCHELL-Robert Tyner b 1733 JOHNSON-Levi b1830 PRIDEMORE-Jonathon b1758 LIVESAY-Thomas abt 1730 MCGEE-John abt 1830?? Had several children with Elizabeth Davis, but they may have never married. MCGEE is my ggrandfather and major brick wall. Anyone know anything about him? The children later took the LIVESAY name. (direct ancestor) SEAL-William G b 1826 SURGENOR-Steven S b 6 Jan 1831 TRENT-Alexander b 1735 YOUNG-George Washington b3 May 1608 All of the above either were born in Hawkins/Hancock County, or died there after moving in. Sandra Grabosky Seattle, WA In a message dated 10/17/2003 8:00:04 AM Pacific Daylight Time, margiesan@charter.net writes: > It has been awhile since we had a roll call, so let's have a go at it. > Instead of just listing surnames, let's give the given name of the oldest > ancestor that is known in that line. Example" LAWSON--Ambrose . > While I have your attention, I need to address something else. Those of you > who have mailboxes that have a limited amout of mail that be accumulated > will be unsubscribed after 3 notices. My mailbox is filling up with > 'undelivered' mail. See your server about increasing the number of messages > before they bounce to me, or get your mail more regulaily. >