Harris, I have a Sarah C or E born ca 1848 NC according to 1880 census. She married Thomas J. Taylor 27 March 1870 Hardeman co. TN. Also of interest her first daughter was named Emily born 1872 in Hardeman Co. TN. Suzy -----Original Message----- From: Harris Clark [mailto:hd.clark@worldnet.att.net] Sent: Saturday, September 27, 2003 8:06 PM To: TNHARDEM-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TNHARDEM] GREEN FAMILY SUZIE, DO YOU HAVE A SARAH EMILY GREEN BORN IN JAN 14, 1851? SHE IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN BORN IN MISS. I KNOW VERY LITTLE ABOUT HER. I AM ALSO INTERESTED IN WALTER JEFFERSON GREEN. THE LAST I KNEW HE WAS LIVING IN PRAIRIE COUNTY, ARK.

-----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/

Hello, I'm Mike Woods from Itawamba County in Northeast Mississippi. My family ties with Hardeman County are Woods, Hammons, Hull, Ray, Murphey, possibly Stewart and many more. Also I want to be sure to say "Hello" to Charlotte. I know that she will do a great job.

Hey Susie that sounds great! A Fresh Start! ! it would be kinda like a Roll Call but with a little more info! And I KNOW that Charlotte will do a great job! .....Cause of all the research she helps with! Way to go Charlotte!! Helen in Tennessee

HI group! I am looking for the following surnames, Rush, Floyd, Neathery, Graham, Crow, and Roberts. I think they started out in Tennessee and Kentucky and then moved to Oklahoma. The Roberts are my boyfriends family. They are in Missouri. His greatgrandfather was Nick and his grandfather was Bernice Roberts. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Denise dlrush1@chaffee.net

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/jhB.2ACI/44.1 Message Board Post: Their daughter, Frances Marion Moore (also buried in the Lake Cemetery) married Matthew H. Lake, son of Justice Early Lake and Elizabeth "Betsy" Harris (both buried in the Lake cemetery too). Frances was married twice - 2nd husband was James Prewitt. (Matthew died in 1864)

My name is Charlene Coburn Renollet and I am researching Coburn, Wyatt, Gilmore, Haughton. My GGGrandfather William J. Coburn born 1823 in Alabama married Elizabeth Wyatt in 1846 and was in Hardeman County in 1860. Looking for siblings and parents. His father was born in N.C. Some migrated to Des Arc Arkansas and to Texas and Southeast MO.

I'm Sandy from Arkansas. I am researching the surnames Lamberts and Acree of Hardeman County. My Lambert came from VA to Franklin County, TN then to Hardeman, TN, some then going on to AR.

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

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/jhB.2ACI/263 Message Board Post: I too am researching my ancestors in Hardeman County. They are African-American and Native American the surnames include Willis, Chism, Lewis, Robinson, Polk, Siler, Sain, McTisic, Brint, Wood, McKinnney and many others.

My name is Georgia and I live in FL. I am researching McKenzie ancestors who were in Hardeman County in the early 1800's. Some McKenzie's went from Hardeman County to Tippah County, MS. Some McKenzie's went from Hardeman to TX. I am also researching these ancestors that were in Hardeman County: Kennedy, Tipler, Tedford and Frederick.

Hi, I'm Karen and I live in Hardeman Co. I'm researching the following surnames: Jones, Wilkes, Smith, Robley, Lambert, Yarbrough, Teague, Keller, Drake, Ruffin, Ervin, Crowley, Sullivan, and Walton families in Hardeman County and surrounding counties.

SUZIE, DO YOU HAVE A SARAH EMILY GREEN BORN IN JAN 14, 1851? SHE IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN BORN IN MISS. I KNOW VERY LITTLE ABOUT HER. I AM ALSO INTERESTED IN WALTER JEFFERSON GREEN. THE LAST I KNEW HE WAS LIVING IN PRAIRIE COUNTY, ARK.

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. Other Surnames I am researching outside of Hardeman county in case any of you are looking for them since we are all from different areas now. We probably should not bring the other familes onto the Hardeman County site but, if you are researching any of the other names, please email me directly. Other names: Greene, Green, Kellum, Naron, Palmertree, Faulkner and Mason. Most of these familes were in the Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia areas. I look forward to the new information and conversations from rest of you. Let's bring this site back to life before we lose it for good. Suzie

Hello Everyone, I agree with the "Roll Call" idea Ann came up with but this is another suggestion. What if EVERY ONE of us that are receiving this message and are still interested in participating on this site or researching this county, start fresh. Let's all introduce ourselves and list the surnames we are researching along with any specific information you have to contribute to the list or others on the list researching the like (i.e. Photos, bible records, obits.) That should get a few conversations going and such. I honestly am not sure of the difference between the "Fresh Start" idea and the "Roll Call" with my luck they are the same....hehe. Anyway, just tossing out an idea. Suzie

I agree. Good idea Ann. Suzie in NW Mississippi ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann Crumpton" <crumpton@dns.cumbytel.com> To: <TNHARDEM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 27, 2003 3:03 PM Subject: Re: [TNHARDEM] Hardeman Co. website > I agree that this list has been quiet, but then I haven't contributed > either, so I can't complain. However, to get some interest going, perhaps > the Webmaster could call for a "roll call". Other websites that I belong > to, do this periodically. The webmaster would set the guidelines i.e., the > time to begin and end the roll call, etc. The usual time is 1 week. > > Ann in NE Texas > > At 08:24 AM 09/21/2003 -0500, you wrote: > >Hello. > >Would like to know if there is another Hardeman Co. genealogy website > >besides the one on GenWeb? Looking for an active site. > >Thanks, > >Sharon > >cedarsage@comcast.net > > > >

I agree that this list has been quiet, but then I haven't contributed either, so I can't complain. However, to get some interest going, perhaps the Webmaster could call for a "roll call". Other websites that I belong to, do this periodically. The webmaster would set the guidelines i.e., the time to begin and end the roll call, etc. The usual time is 1 week. Ann in NE Texas At 08:24 AM 09/21/2003 -0500, you wrote: >Hello. >Would like to know if there is another Hardeman Co. genealogy website >besides the one on GenWeb? Looking for an active site. >Thanks, >Sharon >cedarsage@comcast.net >

Charlotte Holloway is the new host for Hardeman County TN. There is also a new URL for the Hardeman page. You can bookmark it at http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnhardem/ The page is under construction presently until Charlotte gets everything organized. Stay tuned................. I know Charlotte will do a great job! Vicki Shaffer West TN Regional Coordinator

We visited the Ramer Cemetery last April. We took Highway 57 through Saulsbury and stopped at the Post Office to ask for directions. The postmaster was very helpful and copied a map for us. Ramer Cemetery is about six miles east of Saulsbury. Drive past the Candlewood Home. Turn left (north) on Rocky Springs Road, just as you come out of an "S" curve in the highway. The road off of rocky Springs Rd. into the cemetery is unmarked, and is a right turn just before you come to a private driveway. This private driveway has at its entrance two short pillars with gold lion statues sitting on top. As you see the lions, you see a road to the right and you can look down the road and see the metal archway to the cemetery. We had to back up and go back to it. This is pretty much what I remember and have in my notes. We took several photos of gravestones for S. A. C. Sale and his family. Arlene

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: King, Glidewell, Swindle, Cooper and McCarver Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/jhB.2ACI/243.1.1.1 Message Board Post: WONDERFUL!!!!!!! You are the first connection I have found to the King family. I am so excited. I would love to share and compare information with you. I do not have much going back before W.W. King but, I have a good bit coming since him and I have a great bit on the Swindles. I would love to hear from you. Please feel free to email me direct. shinckle@bellsouth.net. Most of my paternal side is buried in Big Springs cemetery. I can't wait to hear back from you. Suzie