Actually, I am at a total brick wall with my CROUSE line and was hoping you had the parents and or a sibling or two for Siota/Siola. Susie -----Original Message----- From: Susan Hinckley [mailto:shinckle@bellsouth.net] Sent: Sunday, September 28, 2003 11:57 PM To: TNHARDEM-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TNHARDEM] Roll Call/Fresh Start Hi Susie, Sorry I replied to you as Merv earlier, I must have just went by the address. I also have a Crouse in my line. It was Siota or Siola Crouse. She married Vincent King around 1847. I think she was born around 1820 as best as I can tell so far. Do you have this one on your line? Suzie > Hello, I am Susie, > I live in Illinois, manage this list and researching TAYLOR, GREEN, CROUSE > and JONES. First ancestors found in Hardeman co. around 1830 were Augustus " > Gusty" Taylor and Nancy (JONES) Taylor. They had five sons John( 1811- > 1893), Pierson ( 1814-unknown), Jones (1819-abt. 1853), Giles (1823- 1863), > William (1825 - unknown) and one daughter believed to be Lydia Taylor. > > CROUSE- Elizabeth L. or L. Elizabeth CROUSE married Jones TAYLOR before 1838 > in TN. They are on the 1840 and 1850 census. Elizabeth is on all census > through 1880. > > Green- Mary Ann " Molly" married E. William Carroll TAYLOR 11 Dec.. 1870 in > Hardeman CO. and died July 1894. Their daughter Martha Lula " Lullar" was my > grandmother. > > I have some marriage records scanned on my web site. > > Susie Jourdan-Grant > Cuie's Family Treasures http://www.cuiestreasures.com/ > Graphics http://www.cuiestreasures.com/graphics/ > Memorials http://www.cuiestreasures.com/memorials/ > Kountry Gossip http://www.cuiestreasures.com/gossip/ > > > >

Hi Y'all, I have quite a bit more on the land company I will post if anyone is interested. I have a list of several families that were or probably were in the group. I am not sure what I have ready to send and what I may need to scan but let me know if your interested and I will see what I can pull together. Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: cedarsage To: TNHARDEM-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 12:52 PM Subject: Re: [TNHARDEM] Texas Land Co. I don't know anything about the Texas Land Company, but do know where Tennessee Colony is in East Texas (I live in Texas). I know that someone named GREENBERRY CARTER of Hardeman County had descendants who ended up at Tennessee Colony, tho I think it was maybe in the early 1900s. I've been trying to figure out for a long while if this GREENBERRY CARTER is the G.B. CARTER who was 2nd bondsman on my JAMES CARTER's marriage record in Hardeman Co. in 1836. There was a JESSE CARTER in Hardeman County (wife LUCY STOKER / STOKES) who had a son GREENBERRY CARTER b.abt.1798-1800 or so. GREENBERRY CARTER married NANCY CREWS in Hardeman Co., and they went to Tippah County MS about the same time as my JAMES CARTER did. My JAMES CARTER went to Texas in 1851, and GREENBERRY CARTER went to Tishomingo Co. MS (tho I don't recall what year). ----- Original Message ----- From: "Georgia McKenzie Ellison" <georgia@theellisons.net> To: <TNHARDEM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 12:25 PM Subject: [TNHARDEM] Texas Land Co. > I had never heard of the Texas Land Co. before, but find it very interesting. One of my ancestors, Carter Tarrant McKenzie, was in the 1830 census in Hardeman County. In 1835 there were land certificates recorded for him in Texas in an area today known as Tennessee Colony. I understand that Tennessee Colony was thus named because it was settled by so many people from TN. Another Hardeman Co family that went with McKenzie was Whittaker. > > If anyone knows more about the Texas Land Co., I would appreciate you sharing it. >

I had never heard of the Texas Land Co. before, but find it very interesting. One of my ancestors, Carter Tarrant McKenzie, was in the 1830 census in Hardeman County. In 1835 there were land certificates recorded for him in Texas in an area today known as Tennessee Colony. I understand that Tennessee Colony was thus named because it was settled by so many people from TN. Another Hardeman Co family that went with McKenzie was Whittaker. If anyone knows more about the Texas Land Co., I would appreciate you sharing it.

I don't know anything about the Texas Land Company, but do know where Tennessee Colony is in East Texas (I live in Texas). I know that someone named GREENBERRY CARTER of Hardeman County had descendants who ended up at Tennessee Colony, tho I think it was maybe in the early 1900s. I've been trying to figure out for a long while if this GREENBERRY CARTER is the G.B. CARTER who was 2nd bondsman on my JAMES CARTER's marriage record in Hardeman Co. in 1836. There was a JESSE CARTER in Hardeman County (wife LUCY STOKER / STOKES) who had a son GREENBERRY CARTER b.abt.1798-1800 or so. GREENBERRY CARTER married NANCY CREWS in Hardeman Co., and they went to Tippah County MS about the same time as my JAMES CARTER did. My JAMES CARTER went to Texas in 1851, and GREENBERRY CARTER went to Tishomingo Co. MS (tho I don't recall what year). ----- Original Message ----- From: "Georgia McKenzie Ellison" <georgia@theellisons.net> To: <TNHARDEM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 12:25 PM Subject: [TNHARDEM] Texas Land Co. > I had never heard of the Texas Land Co. before, but find it very interesting. One of my ancestors, Carter Tarrant McKenzie, was in the 1830 census in Hardeman County. In 1835 there were land certificates recorded for him in Texas in an area today known as Tennessee Colony. I understand that Tennessee Colony was thus named because it was settled by so many people from TN. Another Hardeman Co family that went with McKenzie was Whittaker. > > If anyone knows more about the Texas Land Co., I would appreciate you sharing it. >

My connection is JAMES CARTER and his wife SALINA ROXANNA DEAN who married in Hardeman County 4-27-1836, moved about 1838 to Tippah County MS, and in 1851 went to Texas. Don't know how long they had been in Hardeman County prior to their marriage or to whom they were related, other than possibly someone named G.B. CARTER who was "2nd Bondsman" on their marriage record (on file in Hardeman Co. Courthouse). Following is additional information about James and Salina. I'll send a separate post to the list concerning other CARTERs and DEANs in Hardeman County who might (or might not?) have been related. JAMES CARTER Born 4-22-1815, prob. NC; parents unknown but may have been born in VA. Died 7-15-1892 McLennan Co.TX; Osage Cem., Coryell Co. TX (marker). Usual occupation: farming, wagoner, deputy sheriff (in TX). Wife: SALINA ROXANNA DEAN Born 6-1-1819 GA or SC (parents unknown). Died 3-10-1903 TX; Osage Cem., Coryell Co. TX (marker). Migration: 1838, went to Tippah Co. MS. 1851, went to Travis Co. TX (Webberville, east of Austin). 1868-69, went to McLennan Co. TX (Waco). Their Children: (1) WILLIAM LAFAYETTE CARTER 1837-1906; m. 1.MATTIE BARNHILL bef.1870 DeWitt Co. TX, 2.SARAH ALLISON or THOMAS, 3.MARTHA ALLISON 1882 Hill Co. TX. (2) ROBERT M. CARTER 1841-1897?; m. REBECCA KARNES 1866 Coryell Co. TX. (3) MARY CHARLESANN (ELIZABETH?) 1844-1911; m. Wm.J.G. McILHANEY 1867 Travis Co. TX. (4) SARAH ETTER CARTER 1847-1921; m. WM. SUMMERS 1867 Travis Co. TX. (5) EMILY CARTER b.1849 d.bef.1860? (6) AMANDA ROXANNA CARTER 1852-1917; m. THOMAS E. HUNTER 1877 Coryell Co. TX. (7) ANNA BELL CARTER 1854-1925; m. FRANCIS BROOK CARY 1873 McLennan Co. TX. (8) JAMES BUCHANAN "BUCK" CARTER 1856-1930; m. SARAH KIRBY 1866 Coryell Co. TX. (9) MISSALINA "MISSIE" CARTER 1859-1907; m. JAMES S. OLIVER 1880 McLennan Co. TX. James and Salina Carter possibly had a son John W. b.1839 Tippah Co. MS d.1850 Tippah Co MS, but I have no proof he was their child. Will post more info in another email to the list. Sharon Hitt Texas cedarsage@comcast.net (or nannyhitt@yahoo.com)

I am researching the following families and will share data. I am using FTM V-10 and have V-11 on order. Dorris, Bradford, Brewer, Day, Ervin, Faucett/Fawcett, Herriman, Mayfield, Ragan/Ragon, Wiley, Welch. Wife side: Scott( John Dickey and William of Saulsbury and Grand Junction areas), High, Bagley. James H. Ragon

Good Morning Everyone I have been following the roll call with interest, is anyone familiar with the Texas Land Company formed in Hardeman County and group left in 1831 for migration to DeWitt's Colony in what was than Mexican Texas?? My +++great-grandmother Sarah (Sally) Grogan came with this group that was formed by several Hardeman County business men in late 1830. She was born in Tn in 1813, however on one of her marriage bond's she said she was late of Alabama. I know some of the other members came from other surrounding counties of West TN. If anyone has any information on this group as a whole or Sally Grogan in particular I would love to hear from you. Thanks Linda Davis FT Worth, TX > Hello Everyone, > > My name is Dan Fulghum. I live just north of Houston, Texas. I'm > researching the Fulghum and McKinnie families, primarily in the early to mid > 1800s. My Great-Great-Great-Grandfather was Arthur Fulghum, who moved to > Hardeman County after leaving Wayne County, North Carolina, and spending > some time in Williamson County. He later was the first Fulghum to settle in > the Republic of Texas (circa 1839). My Great-Great-Grandfather, William > McKinnie Wilson Fulghum, and my Great-Grandfather, Julius Ebenezer Fulghum, > were born in Hardeman County. Julius later moved to Gibson County, > Tennessee. We are also related to the Sharps of McNairy County, Tennessee, > and Corinth, Alcorn County, Mississippi. Through our Sharp line, we are > also related to the McKee and Chambers families of McNairy County, > Tennessee. > > Dan Fulghum > Conroe, Texas > Assistant Archivist > Fulgham/Fulghum Family National Association > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~fulghum/web-text-html.htm > > Fulgham Family Mailing List--Rootsweb > List Administrator--Dan Fulghum-- dfulghum@flex.net > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/f/fulgham.html > > Fulghum/Fulgham DNA Project > http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_det.asp?group=Fulghum > > Fulghum/Fulgham Genealogy/DNA Webpage > http://hostingprod.com/@fulghum.org/Fulghum-DNA-Genealogy.html > > Foljambe Family Research Page > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fulghumfulghamhome/indextwo.html > > Foljambe Family Message Board > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=surnames.foljambe > > >

My name is Sid. I live in Northern California. I am researching DRENNANs and LORANCEs in Hardeman Co. Both names are spelled a number of different ways. The DRENNANs were in Hardeman Co during 1835-1850, the LORANCEs probably longer. Specifically, William DRENNAN married Polly LORANCE on 29 May 1838 in Hardeman Co. I believe William & Polly were my gg grandparents. They had at least 3 children and moved on to Arkansas about 1848-49. I'd like to share info about these families.

Hi, I am Jerry Dixon and I live in LA area, I am working on William Dixon family who obtained a land grant in Hardeman Co. He is my GG Grandfather. William Dixon (1812- died before 1881) married in 1835 Chatman Co. NC to Eliza Jones Deming (1821-1886). They Moved to Hardeman Co. around Toon, TN about 1839. They owned land close to Fisher A. and Elizabeth Deming, Eliza's parents. The Dixons showed up in 1840, 1850, and 1860 Hardeman Co. Census, but none after that. They most likely died in Hardeman Co. but I have no record of their death or burial there other than Bolivar Bulletin stating she died. I have checked the on line Hardeman Co. cemetery information. Thanks, Jerry Dixon

I don't have a Caroline that I know was living in the County at that time. Was the her family name or married name? >From: TACKY3@aol.com >Reply-To: TNHARDEM-L@rootsweb.com >To: TNHARDEM-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [TNHARDEM] Fresh start/Thanks, Charlotte >Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 01:42:22 EDT > >Hi Beverly, >Do you have a Caroline Crawford in your database living in Hardeman County >in >the 1860's -80's? >Char >m _________________________________________________________________ Share your photos without swamping your Inbox. Get Hotmail Extra Storage today! http://join.msn.com/?PAGE=features/es

Sorry Lloyd, I can't find any connections. It's still possible, there are many loose ends. My Murpheys and Rays were from the New Castle, Mt. Comfort, Hickory Valley area of Western Hardeman Co. ----- Original Message ----- From: Lloyd Nelms To: TNHARDEM-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, September 28, 2003 8:37 PM Subject: [TNHARDEM] Mike Woods from Itawamba County Dear Mike, I have a first cousin named Annette Murphy who married Herman Ray. Any connections? Lloyd Nelms --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.521 / Virus Database: 319 - Release Date: 9/23/2003

Dan -- My 3rd greatgrandfather John Crawford would have been a contemporary of Arthur Fulghum. John was born in Wayne County, NC around 1774. He settled in middle Tennessee -- Rutherford County -- after 1800, but moved back to NC (Johnston County) after 1810. John and his wife Ann Fellow settled in Hardeman County in the 1820's. John died there before 1840. Here is a tangential connection to the McKinnies -- Ann Fellow Crawford's father William Fellow was married to Zilpha McKinnie, Alice's sister, before he married Ann's mother. I am interested in the name Raiford. (Two of John's brothers also settled in Hardeman County -- Raiford and Edwin.) Why were there so many children named "Raiford"? I realize that there were several familiies with the surname Raiford who lived in Isle of Wight County, VA and moved on to Wayne County, NC in the 18th century. Were these children named for one Raiford in particular? >From: "Dan Fulghum" <dfulghum@flex.net> >Reply-To: TNHARDEM-L@rootsweb.com >To: TNHARDEM-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [TNHARDEM] Arthur Fulghum >Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2003 21:25:33 -0500 > >Good Evening Everyone, > >The following is information that I have on Arthur Fulghum, son of Raiford >and Winneford (Pierce) Fulghum. This information is as follows: > >Arthur Fulghum was born June 14, 1768, in Wayne County, North Carolina, and >died November 30, 1845, in Nacogdoches County, Texas, near the present day >town of Lufkin. He married Alice McKinnie, the daughter of William >McKinnie Jr. and Mary Jernigan, sometime prior to 1801. Alice was born >September 10, 1770, and died February 8, 1852, in Nacogdoches County, >Texas. Arthur and Alice had the following 9 children: > >A. William McKinnie Wilson Fulghum > >B. Adeline M. Fulghum was born about 1822 and died after 1880. She >married Ambrose H. Crain January 29, 1846. > >C. Susan Fulghum was born about 1804 and married John N. Jenkins on >September 5, 1826. > >D. Pierce Fulghum was born about 1806 and died July 16, 1859. He married >Hester A. Hines, March 3, 1832. Their children were: >1.) Mary, who was born in Tennessee about 1833. >2.) James A., who was born in Tennessee September 4, 1835. >3.) Amanda, who was born in Tennessee about 1839. > >E. Raiford Frank Fulghum was born about 1807 and he married Susan Craig >November 22, 1836. She died in about 1840. They had the following child: >1.) Mary Jane, who was born February 29, 1840, in Hardeman County, >Tennessee. Mary Jane married James Madison Weatherly, son of John Parker >and Lucinda Parmley Weatherly, on December 29, 1859. James died February >11, 1863, while a POW in Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio, during the Civil War. >Mary and James had two children: >----Emma A., who was born November 1, 1860, died April 29, 1861. >----John Edward, was born February 11, 1862. >(At the death of her husband James, Mary Jane married Rufus F. Emmons, in >Nacogdoches, Texas, January 3, 1867. Mary and Rufus had no children.) >***Raiford Frank Fulghum, following the death of wife Susan Craig, married >Patience A. Crain January 29, 1846. They had the following 4 children: >1.) Susan E., was born about 1848 in Texas. She married Jerry G. Higgs on >January 3, 1868, in Nacogdoches County, Texas (they were married by >Methodist Preacher D. W. Ross). >2.) Jesse, was born in about 1852, in Texas. >3.) Ataway, was born about 1861 in Texas. >4.) Desria, was born about 1866, in Texas. > >F. Charlotte Fulghum was born about 1808 and died December 10, 1843. She >was married to Robert O. Hooks on March 16, 1828. > >G. Richard Fulghum died September 8, 1841. > >H. Caroline Fulghum married Giles B. Crain on February 15, 1832. > >I. Julia Fulghum was born in about 1829 and died about 1883. She >married Oscar Engledow on April 27, 1843. > >Arthur Fulghum and his brother Theophilus, in 1797, joined some members of >the Williamson Family and migrated to Tennessee where they established >Williamson County. Some years later, Arthur moved on to Hardeman County, >Tennessee, with brother Benjamin Fulghum and some of the McKinnie line. In >about 1839, Arthur moved his family to Nacogdoches County, Republic of >Texas, where he was most probably the first in our family to settle there. >With Arthur were his wife, Alice, and children Pearch, Raiford Charlotte, >Adeline M., and Julia. Son William McKinnie Wilson Fulghum remained in >Tennessee. Upon arriving in the Republic of Texas, on April 19, 1839, >Arthur applied for a conditional class 3 lendright of 640 acres. After >completing the three year residency requirement, he received the >unconditional certificate on October 3, 1842. (Personal Note: I obtained >a copy of the original land grant of 640 to Arthur from the Texas Land >Office in Austin. The location of the gran! >t was in the outskirts of present day Lufkin, Texas, on what was then Peach >Creek.) Arthur died on November 30, 1845. (December 18, 1846, was the >date of inventory of his estate.) Arthur's daughter,Adeline Fulghum Crain >wrote a letter to her brother William in Tennessee, dated February 8, 1852. > The letter stated "Mother died 1:45PM, February 8, 182 from a disease of >the liver, having been in bed for 3 months...gave Pierce and Rayford her >land of 200 acres...corn worth $l.00 to $1.50 per bushel, pork worth 8 >cents per pound." In the letter to William, she also mentioned she had >just given birth to daughter Julia Adeline on December 12, 1851. > > > >Dan Fulghum >Conroe, Texas > > >Fulgham/Fulghum Family National Association >http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~fulghum/web-text-html.htm > >Fulgham Family Mailing List--Rootsweb >List Administrator--Dan Fulghum-- dfulghum@flex.net >http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/f/fulgham.html > >Fulghum/Fulgham DNA Project >http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_det.asp?group=Fulghum > >Fulghum/Fulgham Genealogy/DNA Webpage >http://hostingprod.com/@fulghum.org/Fulghum-DNA-Genealogy.html > >Foljambe Family Research Page >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fulghumfulghamhome/indextwo.html > >Foljambe Family Message Board >http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=surnames.foljambe > _________________________________________________________________ Instant message in style with MSN Messenger 6.0. Download it now FREE! http://msnmessenger-download.com

Very interesting. How far back do your Hardeman County letters date? Sharon Hitt ----- Original Message ----- From: "The Agnews" <agnews@cox-internet.com> To: <TNHARDEM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 28, 2003 11:14 PM Subject: [TNHARDEM] Roll Call-- BLACK, PIRTLE and postal hisotry > I am researching the Pirtle and G. W. Black Families of Hardeman County.. > My Grandmother was a Black before she married and moved to McNairy county. > Her mother was a Pirtle. Most of the families lived north of Bolivar and > around Toone and up to Vildo and over to Whiteville. > > I am also interested in the postal history of Hardeman County. I became > interested in postal history from reading old letters. They are a window > into the past. My grandmother and my grandfather exchanged love letters > before they were married; she living in Vildo and he in Bethel Springs > (McNairy County). Someday I hope to write a book on Postal history for > Hardeman, McNairy, and Chester Counties. I collect copies or original > letters "from" or "to" any place in Hardeman county (and also McNairy and > Chester Counties). > > Currently I am working on a history of Buena Vista Methodist Church in > McNairy County. The church is almost 150 years. > > I would welcome correspondence from anyone with interest in any of these > areas. > > David Agnew > > P.S. Also interested in history of Agriculture, Education and churches in > Hardeman, Chester and McNairy counties. >

Hi Beverly, Do you have a Caroline Crawford in your database living in Hardeman County in the 1860's -80's? Char

HI Charlotte, If there is anything I can do to assist you with the list or research, please don't hesitate to ask. Suzie > Hello everyone: > > I'm Charlotte Holloway the new coordniator for the Hardeman Co., TN. web > page. To take a look go to <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnhardem/">http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnhardem/ </A> > > Let me know what you think might need to be added. If you click on the > usgenweb link it will take you to cemeteries and other records that are available > to help with your research. > > I have just started with this web site so be patient. I live here in > Hardeman Co., and know that we have records that date back to 1824. We didn't lose > our records during the Civil War because one of our fore fathers had the fore > sight to hide the records when the Union troops came in. > > My family ties here are Daniel, Beshires, Walton and Fawcetts. > > I hope to hear your ideas and will try to make this a good site to visit. > Also on the Hardeman Co web site are some bios of early settlers around here. > Take some time and visit the site and enjoy. > > Charlotte > >

Hi Dan, Do you know anything about the Fulghams in Webster and Oktibbeha counties in Mississippi? I have plenty of them on my mother's side but I have not researched into them enough yet to tell you a whole lot. I do know that there were "supposedly" two sets of Fulghams in those areas ( I think that was just a cover up for all of the cousin getting married down there but I am not sure.) Supposedly, my grandmother is from one line of them and she married into the other line. His names was Erskin Fulgham. I would love to know if you are linked to them. I have a lot of cemeteries that have many Fulghams in with my Kellums and Fondrens. I look forward to hearing from you. Suzie > Hello Everyone, > > My name is Dan Fulghum. I live just north of Houston, Texas. I'm > researching the Fulghum and McKinnie families, primarily in the early to mid > 1800s. My Great-Great-Great-Grandfather was Arthur Fulghum, who moved to > Hardeman County after leaving Wayne County, North Carolina, and spending > some time in Williamson County. He later was the first Fulghum to settle in > the Republic of Texas (circa 1839). My Great-Great-Grandfather, William > McKinnie Wilson Fulghum, and my Great-Grandfather, Julius Ebenezer Fulghum, > were born in Hardeman County. Julius later moved to Gibson County, > Tennessee. We are also related to the Sharps of McNairy County, Tennessee, > and Corinth, Alcorn County, Mississippi. Through our Sharp line, we are > also related to the McKee and Chambers families of McNairy County, > Tennessee. > > Dan Fulghum > Conroe, Texas > Assistant Archivist > Fulgham/Fulghum Family National Association > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~fulghum/web-text-html.htm > > Fulgham Family Mailing List--Rootsweb > List Administrator--Dan Fulghum-- dfulghum@flex.net > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/f/fulgham.html > > Fulghum/Fulgham DNA Project > http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_det.asp?group=Fulghum > > Fulghum/Fulgham Genealogy/DNA Webpage > http://hostingprod.com/@fulghum.org/Fulghum-DNA-Genealogy.html > > Foljambe Family Research Page > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fulghumfulghamhome/indextwo.html > > Foljambe Family Message Board > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=surnames.foljambe > > >

Hi Susie, Sorry I replied to you as Merv earlier, I must have just went by the address. I also have a Crouse in my line. It was Siota or Siola Crouse. She married Vincent King around 1847. I think she was born around 1820 as best as I can tell so far. Do you have this one on your line? Suzie > Hello, I am Susie, > I live in Illinois, manage this list and researching TAYLOR, GREEN, CROUSE > and JONES. First ancestors found in Hardeman co. around 1830 were Augustus " > Gusty" Taylor and Nancy (JONES) Taylor. They had five sons John( 1811- > 1893), Pierson ( 1814-unknown), Jones (1819-abt. 1853), Giles (1823- 1863), > William (1825 - unknown) and one daughter believed to be Lydia Taylor. > > CROUSE- Elizabeth L. or L. Elizabeth CROUSE married Jones TAYLOR before 1838 > in TN. They are on the 1840 and 1850 census. Elizabeth is on all census > through 1880. > > Green- Mary Ann " Molly" married E. William Carroll TAYLOR 11 Dec.. 1870 in > Hardeman CO. and died July 1894. Their daughter Martha Lula " Lullar" was my > grandmother. > > I have some marriage records scanned on my web site. > > Susie Jourdan-Grant > Cuie's Family Treasures http://www.cuiestreasures.com/ > Graphics http://www.cuiestreasures.com/graphics/ > Memorials http://www.cuiestreasures.com/memorials/ > Kountry Gossip http://www.cuiestreasures.com/gossip/ > > > >

Merv, I have not run across any Taylors that I can think of at the moment but I will sure give it a look and let you know what I can find. Suzie > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Susan Hinckley [mailto:shinckle@bellsouth.net] > Sent: Saturday, September 27, 2003 4:26 PM > To: TNHARDEM-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [TNHARDEM] Fresh Start entry > > > My name is Suzie Glidewell-Hinckley. I am in North Mississippi. In and > around Hardeman County, I am researching the following families: > Glidewell, Cooper, King, Webb and Swindle (Swindell) > I do have a few old photos to share with other family members also a few > obits and death certificates. > > ****** Suzie, do you have any photos of Glidwell/Taylor/Green, King/Taylor > or Cooper/Taylor ? According to my records there are several marriages > between these lines. > > > Susie Jourdan-Grant > Cuie's Family Treasures http://www.cuiestreasures.com/ > Graphics http://www.cuiestreasures.com/graphics/ > Memorials http://www.cuiestreasures.com/memorials/ > Kountry Gossip http://www.cuiestreasures.com/gossip/ > > >

Sam, I would like to know a little something about your BROWN family.... any children named Charlotte? b. 1824.

Hello all! Greetings from South East Texas. My proverbial brick wall for Hardeman Co.are MURPHY And BROWN. Yes, another William Murphy b. Al. 1824 and Charlotte Brown b. 1825 Hardeman Co. Tn. Married 13 Nov. 1843. I sure do need some information about siblings and parents for both........ Bill Murphy