Anyone wanting to connect with other MURLEYs from Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, Mississippi, etc., please check out my page at http://home.pacbell.net/tem/gen/cdmlist.htm . My family is still in Hardeman, Chester and Madison Counties. Some of the others are from Tishomingo and Tippah Counties in Mississippi and others from Lauderdale County in Tennessee. We do not have all the answers, but we are working together, with some of us just beginning our search. Join us. Thanks, Teri Murley [email protected]

To order the book write R. Harold Cox Rt. 1, Box 64A Bethel Springs, TN 38315 or Fae J. Owens Rt. 1, Box 42 Bolivar, TN 38008 It was $25.00 when I purchased my copy ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [TNHARDEM-L] Re: question > Date: Thursday, January 28, 1999 5:20 PM > > That's basically what I needed I have a copy of page 111 which shows an > alphabetical list of the 22nd Tn Infantry Co. C, Harris Guards. Bart Wilson > was my gg grandfather and the Jim Wison (sp.) was his brother. Wanted to know > were I could purchase a copy of the book? > > > ==== TNHARDEM Mailing List ==== > Genealogists live in the past lane

I have a copy of the Bolivar Bulletin, Volume One, 1866-1900 which was copyright 1993 by Owens-Davidson-Cox. What in particular were you looking for? ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: [TNHARDEM-L] Re: question > Date: Thursday, January 28, 1999 3:40 PM > > Is anyone familiar with a new genealogy book or old unknown which has exerpts > from the 1895 Bolivar Bulletin? Its apparent author is Owens-Davidson-Cox, I > have a copy of a page but the person copying it doesn't show what book oe when > published. However have seen other genealogy publications by Faye Owens. If > known what book this exerpt came from please advise where I might a copy to > purchase. Thanks > > > ==== TNHARDEM Mailing List ==== > Documentation...The hardest part of genealogy

That's basically what I needed I have a copy of page 111 which shows an alphabetical list of the 22nd Tn Infantry Co. C, Harris Guards. Bart Wilson was my gg grandfather and the Jim Wison (sp.) was his brother. Wanted to know were I could purchase a copy of the book?

Is anyone familiar with a new genealogy book or old unknown which has exerpts from the 1895 Bolivar Bulletin? Its apparent author is Owens-Davidson-Cox, I have a copy of a page but the person copying it doesn't show what book oe when published. However have seen other genealogy publications by Faye Owens. If known what book this exerpt came from please advise where I might a copy to purchase. Thanks

A few days ago there was a book talked about on the list. I failed to put down the title. It is to be ordered from Howard and Gert Cashwell. I would appreciate if someone can supply me with the title. Glendon Graham

Hello, Doe any one have in info in a Edith Isabell Tacket(Tackett).She was at one time married to a Baxter man.When she died she was living with her oldest son Andrew Carter Baxter and his wife BelleBrown Baxter.They were all from Hardeman county.They have all intermarried to Howells,Youngs, Browns,Nuckolls, and other families in Hardeman county. Any info would be helpful. Thank you Bessie Baxter Turley [email protected] Medon,Tn

I had copy of Confederate soldiers CD but donated it to Tn Genealogical Society. The CD only had those soldiers that were held in Union Prison Camps. It was also hard to read.

oh my goodness...i typed the wrong marriage date for elisha t. stewart...it should have read m. 7 july 1859. boy, elisha would have REALLY been young to marry at 3 years of age...hehehehehe. thanks for calling it to my attention. ruthe smith

> elisha t. stewart is my gg grandfather. the only info i have is he was > b.1839? in hardeman co. m.28 october 1842 to mary elizabeth huddleston > in hardeman co. Hi Ruthe, Hmmm....your Elisha was married a bit young, wasn't he? :-) >From the 1840 Hardeman Co. census, I find the following: Free White Persons Males Females p281 George Stewart 0000101000000 0000001000000 p287 Elias Stewart 2210001000000 1011010000000 p293 Robert H. Stewart 1102001000000 1021010000000 p302 Jacob Stewart 1010001000000 1010001000000 (Columns indicate ages: <5 yrs old, 5-10, 10-15, 15-20, 20-30, 30-40, 40-50, 50-60, 60-70, 70-80, 80-90, 90-100, >100 yrs old) Hope this helps! Regards, Terri McDonald Hauk [email protected]

It would make sense that this unit was in Miss. in July, 1862 because Bragg had the Army of Tennessee retreat to Mississippi after the Battle of Shiloh in April. According to the (limited) history that I have this unit moved to Tupelo in July, 1862. It does not say where they moved from! From Tupelo they went to Chattanooga. You might try this address for unit histories: www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/4427/22nd.htm Try this one for a chronology of the regiment: www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/8605/ABHurtChron1.htm What histories did you look at? Does anyone know of a complete unit history about this outfit? Carey Rogers -----Original Message----- From: Nancy Harwood <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Date: Monday, January 25, 1999 8:25 AM Subject: [TNHARDEM-L] Family Archive CDs for Military Records >Does anyone know just what info is contained on these CDs? I would also >appreciate a lookup if anyone has the one for Confederate soldiers: I am >looking for Ollie (or perhaps Leolen/Leollin) Jones of the 12th/22nd >Tennessee. > >Along the same lines, does anyone there know exactly where this regiment >was in July of 1862? My g-g-grandfather, Ephraim McGlothlin, supposedly >died 8 July, and his brother-in-law, John Pickering Crain, died 18 July, >both, as I understand it, in Tennessee (Ephraim at what looks like >McMinnville). From the published histories I have checked, the regiment >was in Mississippi at that time. >Nancy Harwood >Houston, TX > > > >==== TNHARDEM Mailing List ==== >Share your knowledge, it is a way to achieve immortality >

Harry- Are you related to these Stewart's?? GY [email protected] wrote: > > Hello Ruthe Smith > > according to the 1870 Tippah County Ms.Census, Salem Post office area, the > following were in the household of : E.T Stewart: > > E.T. Stewart 46 M Farmer 400 282 > Born in Tn. > Rebecca 46 F Keeps House > Tn. > M.S. 19 F At home > Ms. > > My ancestors were living in this area also. I have a copy of this census, > there are several other Stewarts living in Households near by. > > Harry Bogard > > ==== TNHARDEM Mailing List ==== > Always willing to share my ignorance....

I have Pearl Park, born 1901 in Hardeman County, married Eddie Stewart.....Eddie Stewart, son of Tom Stewart for whom the town of Tom, Oklahoma was named. Is Tom Stewart originally from Hardeman also?

Ruthe- I also found my relatives in Hardeman County were sometimes listed in Tippah County, Ms. GY Ruthe Smith wrote: > > can anyone out there help me? i am looking for Elisha T. Stewart in > hardeman co. he is listed on the family archive CD #119, Military > Records-Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1865. if someone out there has the CD > and would look that info up for me i would be eternally grateful. > > elisha t. stewart is my gg grandfather. the only info i have is he was > b.1839? in hardeman co. m.28 october 1842 to mary elizabeth huddleston > in hardeman co. > > thank you...ruthe smith > > ==== TNHARDEM Mailing List ==== > Share your knowledge, it is a way to achieve immortality

Ruthe- You can get a copy of his service records by writing to: Tennessee State Library 403 7th Ave North Nashville, Tn 37243 Request Search Request Form-A1. You can also visit them at http://www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/tslahome.htm Hope this helps. The Sons of The Confederate Veterans can also help; http://www.scv.org Good luck!! GY Ruthe Smith wrote: > > can anyone out there help me? i am looking for Elisha T. Stewart in > hardeman co. he is listed on the family archive CD #119, Military > Records-Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1865. if someone out there has the CD > and would look that info up for me i would be eternally grateful. > > elisha t. stewart is my gg grandfather. the only info i have is he was > b.1839? in hardeman co. m.28 october 1842 to mary elizabeth huddleston > in hardeman co. > > thank you...ruthe smith > > ==== TNHARDEM Mailing List ==== > Share your knowledge, it is a way to achieve immortality

can anyone out there help me? i am looking for Elisha T. Stewart in hardeman co. he is listed on the family archive CD #119, Military Records-Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1865. if someone out there has the CD and would look that info up for me i would be eternally grateful. elisha t. stewart is my gg grandfather. the only info i have is he was b.1839? in hardeman co. m.28 october 1842 to mary elizabeth huddleston in hardeman co. thank you...ruthe smith

Does anyone know just what info is contained on these CDs? I would also appreciate a lookup if anyone has the one for Confederate soldiers: I am looking for Ollie (or perhaps Leolen/Leollin) Jones of the 12th/22nd Tennessee. Along the same lines, does anyone there know exactly where this regiment was in July of 1862? My g-g-grandfather, Ephraim McGlothlin, supposedly died 8 July, and his brother-in-law, John Pickering Crain, died 18 July, both, as I understand it, in Tennessee (Ephraim at what looks like McMinnville). From the published histories I have checked, the regiment was in Mississippi at that time. Nancy Harwood Houston, TX

Hello Ruthe Smith according to the 1870 Tippah County Ms.Census, Salem Post office area, the following were in the household of : E.T Stewart: E.T. Stewart 46 M Farmer 400 282 Born in Tn. Rebecca 46 F Keeps House Tn. M.S. 19 F At home Ms. My ancestors were living in this area also. I have a copy of this census, there are several other Stewarts living in Households near by. Harry Bogard

[email protected] wrote: > Hello Ruthe Smith > > according to the 1870 Tippah County Ms.Census, Salem Post office area, the > following were in the household of : E.T Stewart: > > E.T. Stewart 46 M Farmer 400 282 > Born in Tn. > Rebecca 46 F Keeps House > Tn. > M.S. 19 F At home > Ms. > > My ancestors were living in this area also. I have a copy of this census, > there are several other Stewarts living in Households near by. > > Harry Bogard > > ==== TNHARDEM Mailing List ==== > Always willing to share my ignorance.... hi i am cqrolynn roberts i am looking for gabriel gossett he was in tippah co ms. and then to hardman co if you see him in your census please let me know thanks carolynn

I am trying to trace my gr grandfather Ezekiel Graham, bn 1/1/1810 NC. He married Susannah G. Jones, bn 6/2/1816,NC. Married on12/4/1834. Their first child Susannah R.A. Graham was bn 1/17/1836 in Tenn. They then settled in Marshall & Tippah counties in Miss.Showed up there in 1837. The dates are from the old family bible so are fairly accurate. I have not been able to find out where in NC they were born or married. I think their child was born in either Hardeman or McNairy Counties in Tenn. Does anyone have any information on them? thanks Glendon Graham