Star, One mistake I see--Louisa Smith Hardin was born in 1822, not 1821 as I have shown. Are you related to this Smith family? My g/g/g/grandparents were Henry and Matilda Smith Reynolds. Matilda was a sister to Daniel and James L. Smith. Some people speculate that Elisha Smith was also a brother. Any idea who their parents were? Jesse Smith was a very early settler at Cerro Gordo as well. His son George Washington Smith, 1815-1872 married Edna Debby Cagle, 1821-1872, who was a sister of my g/g/grandfather John Cagle, 1813-1879. I have not been able to trace this Smith family either. David ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: "David Cagle" <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 24, 2004 10:07 AM Subject: Re: [TNHARDIN] Daniel Smith Family, Hardin Co., TN > Well we got a white christmas, stranded too. > > Lots of good information there about the Smiths. > > Star > > > > List, > > I got snowed in today. Here is some information I put together on Daniel Smith. > > What are your thoughts? > > > > Merry Christmas, > > David > > > > > > > > Daniel and Clarissa O. Smith were married before 1820 as they appear in the > > census of that year in Hardin County Tennessee. Their oldest child of record, > > Amanda Smith Duncan, was born in 1821in Tennessee. Some material that was > > provided to me by Ed Adams suggests that Clarissa was a Sloan before marriage. > > > > Ed Sent me this: > > Alexander Sloan, Sr. appeared to have settled near what is now Clifton, TN. > > He was married to Ruthy Unknown. Alexander Sloan died about 1825. He is found > > in Hardin Co. as early as the 1820 census but is not in the home on the 1830 > > census. Ruthy became the head of the household in 1830. Ruthy died in Hardin > > Co. prior to 1860 as there is a court record of the estate settlement among > > the heirs. The court record shows Alexander Sloan, Jr. vs. Daniel Smith and > > wife Clara (Clarissa); Alfred Kirby and wife Zabby; William Hill and wife Nancy; > > William Sloan; Simpson Sloan; Bullard Sloan and wife Dorinda; Willaim Hogan; > > Marian > > Hogan; John Hogan; Elizabeth Hogan and Alexander Hogan. (Hogan's may be grand > > children) Alexander II was asking for Ruthy Sloan's land for keeping and > > support of Ruthy; however, the court ordered that the land be sold at public > > action and the money divided. Property was in Range 6 Section 5 on the TN. > > River. Property was sold to Daniel Smith as the highest bidder on 6/4/1860 > > for $400. Plesant Smith and James Adams signed a two year note with him. Ruth > > Sloan died in Hardin Co. TN.(Page 273) $474. ($67.71) to be divided between > > seven (7) heirs. > > > > Clerk and Master Minutes-Hardin Co. TN. Roll # 1, Vol. C: Page 86, 136, 180, > > 250, 273. > > > > Page 251- Daniel Smith is dead (court date 2/23/1866) and note has not been > > paid. > > ___________ > > I have checked the census for as many of the above as I can find. Alfred Kirby, > > b. 1812 NC, was married to Debby, b. 1817 TN. William B. Hill was born in 1810 > > TN and his wife Nancy, b. 1820 TN. The only Hogan I could find in Hardin County > > was Thomas Hogan in 1840. Thomas Hogan 212001-200001 in the First C. D. The > > other families lived in the 12th or 13th C. D. near Saltillo. Alexander Sloan > > Jr., was living in the 13th C. D. in 1850. > > > > 1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN > > 138-138 Alex, Sloan 29 TN farmer > > Nancy 26 NC > > John 7 TN > > Simpson 5 TN (William in 1860, Simon in 1870 & William S. in 1880) > > Alexander 3 TN > > Clara 4/12 TN(Clarissa in other censuses) > > Ruth 55 SC (Age has to be 65?) > > > > If I have the age correct, which apparently I don't, Ruth Sloan is only 5 years > > older than Clarissa Smith, therefore couldn't be her mother. There is no > > mistake, it says age 55 on the 1850 census, but, the 1840 and 1830 censuses > > gives her probable birth date as 1785 not 1795 as shown in 1850. In 1830, Ruth > > has three sons and three daughters living at home. She has one son and two > > daughters at home in 1840. I note that Alexander Sloan named two of his > > children, Daniel and Clarissa. > > ________________ > > > > The Wills of Clarissa Smith and her Son Pleasant Alexander Smith, a surveyor and > > a physician, were provided to me by Pam Williams. > > > > Will of Clarissa Smith (Wife of Daniel Smith, 1797-1866) > > Clarissa appointed Daniel M. Smith and Samuel G. Dickey as her executors on > > February 8th (the year is missing). Clarissa declared that after here just debts > > and funeral expenses were paid that her assets should be divided as follows: > > To my daughter Amanda Duncan, $5, (wife of William C. Duncan). > > To my daughter Louisa Hardin, one bed, (wife of Benjamin Hardin). > > To my daughter Genetta Russell, one bed, (wife of Joab A. Russell). > > To the Heirs of my daughter Mary C. Smith , deceased, $5 in money,(wife of James > > C. Smith ?) > > To my son P. A. Smith, one bed. > > To my son Daniel M. Smith all the balance of my real and personal estate with > > all of my household and kitchen furniture, unless he should not live to take > > possession or have no heirs, then it is my will for my daughter, Louisa Hardin > > and her heirs to have it all, this my last will and testament signed sealed and > > delivered in the presents of: > > > > Test: H. W. Davis > > A. K. Dickey > > > > her > > > > Clarissa + Smith > > > > mark > > > > Henry W. Davis, S. J. G. Dickey and A. K. Dickey were neighbors, Davis having > > lived close by since before 1850 and all three men living near by in 1860. That > > year, Davis is age 57, Samuel Dickey is 38 and Alexander Dickey is 37. They may > > be kin to the Smith family, but I don't know how. > > > > Through the above Will and the census following, I have put together what I > > think is the Daniel Smith Family: > > Daniel Smith, 1797-1866 > > Clarissa O. Sloan Smith, 1800- before 1870 > > Children: > > 1. Amanda Smith, 1821, m. William C. Duncan > > 2. Louisa Smith, 1821, m. Benjamin Hardin > > 3. Pleasant Alexander Smith, 1824, m. Mary ? > > 4. Jeannette Smith, 1825, m. Rev., Capt. Joab A. Russell > > 5. Marcella E. Smith, 1829 > > 6. Daniel M. Smith, 1831. I find a D. M. Smith in "A" Company, 21st "Wilson's" > > Cavalry CSA. The Capt. of that Company was Daniel's brother-in-law, Joab A. > > Russell. > > 7. Mary C. Smith, 1833, m. James C. Smith > > ______________ > > > > > > 1820 Census, Hardin Co., TN > > Samuel Smith 1001-101 > > Abram Smith 1001-001 > > William Smith 001001-01111 > > John Smith 00001-101 > > Elisha Smith 0001-001 > > William Smith 20001-101 > > Samuel Smith 000001-12001 > > Daniel Smith 0001-001 > > > > 1830 Census, Hardin Co., TN > > Joel Smith 100001-10001 > > George Smith 100001-20001 > > Agrippa Smith 0-0011001 > > Absolom Smith 001-41 free colored > > Allen Smith 00001-1001 > > Polly Smith 0-00000001 > > Daniel Smith 010101-220001 > > William Smith 10111-020011 > > > > 1840 Census, Hardin Co., TN > > 1st Civil District > > Jesse Smith 1110001-211001 > > 2nd Civil District > > Daniel Smith 0111001-1122001 > > Jesse Smith 1000101o110001 > > 3rd Civil District > > James L. Smith 041011-11001 > > William H. Smith 0021001-010001 > > 6th Civil District > > John Smith 000000101-001000001 > > George Smith 0110001-0120001 > > 8th Civil District > > John L. Smith 2231001-00010001 > > 9th Civil District > > ----------- Smith 20001-01001 > > 12th Civil District > > Levi Smith 00001001-0021001 > > Peyton Smith 20001-1001 > > James Smith 000000001-00000001 > > > > 1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN2nd Civil District > > 6-6 George W. Smith 34 NC > > Edna D. Cagle 29 NC > > Henry C. 3 TN > > Zacharie T. 1 TN > > > > 50-50 Jesse Smith 58 NC > > Keziah 40 NC > > > > 61-61 Joab A. Russell 23 TN 2nd CD > > Jennetta R. 24 TN (daughter of Daniel and Clarissa Sloan Smith) > > Daniel S. 4/12 TN > > > > 113-113 Benjamin Hardin 40 TN farmer > > Louisa E. 28 TN (daughter of Daniel and Clarissa Sloan Smith) > > Clarissa 5 TN > > John 3 TN > > Daniel 1 TN > > William Bird 16 AL > > Nelly A. Garner 12 TN > > > > 157-157 Benjamin Smith 39 NC > > Sarah 41 NC > > James C. 17 NC married Mary C. Smith ? > > James W. 26 NC > > > > 158-158 Daniel Smith 53 KY Farmer > > Clarissa 50 KY > > Pleasant A. 25 TN Surveyor > > Marcella E. 21 TN > > Daniel M. 19 TN > > Mary C. 17 TN > > > > 160-160 William C. Duncan 28 TN farmer > > Amanda F. 29 TN (daughter of Daniel and Clarissa Sloan Smith) > > Sarah T. L. 4 TN > > William D. L. 3 TN > > Clarisa R. 1 TN > > Amanda E. 9/12 TN > > Catherine Bird 11 AL 3rd Civil District > > > > 62-62 James L. Smith 44 TN ( brother of Daniel Smith) > > Margaret Emerson Hawk 36 TN > > Pleasant M. 21 TN > > William J. 20 TN > > Daniel W. 18 TN > > James M. 16 TN > > Sarah C. 13 TN > > John H. 9 TN > > George W. 7 TN > > Isabella 3 TN > > Mary E. Emerson 15 TN > > Redding Reynolds 20 TN > > > > > > ==== TNHARDIN Mailing List ==== > > Visit the Hardin County, Tennessee Genealogy and History Page at > > http://www.tngenweb.org/hardin/ > > >

David, Thanks for the Smith/Sloan information. However, I can't comment on the Smith information since, sorry to say, I have not done any research on these folks even though it is alleged that my William Perkins, who lived on the Hardin/Henderson Co. line was married to a smith. However, I found the following information on an Alexander Sloan and Ruthy Lee. Per the below site, it is stated the following information was abstracted from Green Co., KY Marriage records as published in the Green Co. Historical Society. I have not been able to find any additional information on the Sloan/Lee connection from Green Co. KY but believe that these are the same Alexander Sloan and Ruthy that were in Hardin Co. Alexander and Ruthy Sloan had two g grand daughters with the middle name Lee. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/green/vitals/marr/marrbka.txt Marriages: Green Co., Ky. Marriages 1793-1836 Book A This was published by the Green Co. Historical Society, undated SLOAN, Alexander to LEE, Ruthy, cons her f, Josua [sic], 26 Oct 1798. ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Cagle" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, December 23, 2004 4:55 PM Subject: [TNHARDIN] Daniel Smith Family, Hardin Co., TN > List, > I got snowed in today. Here is some information I put together on Daniel > Smith. > What are your thoughts? > > Merry Christmas, > David > > > > Daniel and Clarissa O. Smith were married before 1820 as they appear in > the census of that year in Hardin County Tennessee. Their oldest child of > record, Amanda Smith Duncan, was born in 1821in Tennessee. Some material > that was provided to me by Ed Adams suggests that Clarissa was a Sloan > before marriage. > > Ed Sent me this: > Alexander Sloan, Sr. appeared to have settled near what is now Clifton, > TN. > He was married to Ruthy Unknown. Alexander Sloan died about 1825. He is > found > in Hardin Co. as early as the 1820 census but is not in the home on the > 1830 > census. Ruthy became the head of the household in 1830. Ruthy died in > Hardin > Co. prior to 1860 as there is a court record of the estate settlement > among > the heirs. The court record shows Alexander Sloan, Jr. vs. Daniel Smith > and > wife Clara (Clarissa); Alfred Kirby and wife Zabby; William Hill and wife > Nancy; > William Sloan; Simpson Sloan; Bullard Sloan and wife Dorinda; Willaim > Hogan; Marian > Hogan; John Hogan; Elizabeth Hogan and Alexander Hogan. (Hogan's may be > grand > children) Alexander II was asking for Ruthy Sloan's land for keeping and > support of Ruthy; however, the court ordered that the land be sold at > public > action and the money divided. Property was in Range 6 Section 5 on the TN. > River. Property was sold to Daniel Smith as the highest bidder on 6/4/1860 > for $400. Plesant Smith and James Adams signed a two year note with him. > Ruth > Sloan died in Hardin Co. TN.(Page 273) $474. ($67.71) to be divided > between > seven (7) heirs. > > Clerk and Master Minutes-Hardin Co. TN. Roll # 1, Vol. C: Page 86, 136, > 180, > 250, 273. > > Page 251- Daniel Smith is dead (court date 2/23/1866) and note has not > been > paid. > ___________ > I have checked the census for as many of the above as I can find. Alfred > Kirby, b. 1812 NC, was married to Debby, b. 1817 TN. William B. Hill was > born in 1810 TN and his wife Nancy, b. 1820 TN. The only Hogan I could > find in Hardin County was Thomas Hogan in 1840. Thomas Hogan 212001-200001 > in the First C. D. The other families lived in the 12th or 13th C. D. near > Saltillo. Alexander Sloan Jr., was living in the 13th C. D. in 1850. > > 1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN > 138-138 Alex, Sloan 29 TN farmer > Nancy 26 NC > John 7 TN > Simpson 5 TN (William in 1860, Simon in 1870 & William S. in 1880) > Alexander 3 TN > Clara 4/12 TN(Clarissa in other censuses) > Ruth 55 SC (Age has to be 65?) > > If I have the age correct, which apparently I don't, Ruth Sloan is only 5 > years older than Clarissa Smith, therefore couldn't be her mother. There > is no mistake, it says age 55 on the 1850 census, but, the 1840 and 1830 > censuses gives her probable birth date as 1785 not 1795 as shown in 1850. > In 1830, Ruth has three sons and three daughters living at home. She has > one son and two daughters at home in 1840. I note that Alexander Sloan > named two of his children, Daniel and Clarissa. > ________________ > > The Wills of Clarissa Smith and her Son Pleasant Alexander Smith, a > surveyor and a physician, were provided to me by Pam Williams. > > Will of Clarissa Smith (Wife of Daniel Smith, 1797-1866) > Clarissa appointed Daniel M. Smith and Samuel G. Dickey as her executors > on February 8th (the year is missing). Clarissa declared that after here > just debts and funeral expenses were paid that her assets should be > divided as follows: > To my daughter Amanda Duncan, $5, (wife of William C. Duncan). > To my daughter Louisa Hardin, one bed, (wife of Benjamin Hardin). > To my daughter Genetta Russell, one bed, (wife of Joab A. Russell). > To the Heirs of my daughter Mary C. Smith , deceased, $5 in money,(wife of > James C. Smith ?) > To my son P. A. Smith, one bed. > To my son Daniel M. Smith all the balance of my real and personal estate > with all of my household and kitchen furniture, unless he should not live > to take possession or have no heirs, then it is my will for my daughter, > Louisa Hardin and her heirs to have it all, this my last will and > testament signed sealed and delivered in the presents of: > > Test: H. W. Davis > A. K. Dickey > > her > > Clarissa + Smith > > mark > > Henry W. Davis, S. J. G. Dickey and A. K. Dickey were neighbors, Davis > having lived close by since before 1850 and all three men living near by > in 1860. That year, Davis is age 57, Samuel Dickey is 38 and Alexander > Dickey is 37. They may be kin to the Smith family, but I don't know how. > > Through the above Will and the census following, I have put together what > I think is the Daniel Smith Family: > Daniel Smith, 1797-1866 > Clarissa O. Sloan Smith, 1800- before 1870 > Children: > 1. Amanda Smith, 1821, m. William C. Duncan > 2. Louisa Smith, 1821, m. Benjamin Hardin > 3. Pleasant Alexander Smith, 1824, m. Mary ? > 4. Jeannette Smith, 1825, m. Rev., Capt. Joab A. Russell > 5. Marcella E. Smith, 1829 > 6. Daniel M. Smith, 1831. I find a D. M. Smith in "A" Company, 21st > "Wilson's" Cavalry CSA. The Capt. of that Company was Daniel's > brother-in-law, Joab A. Russell. > 7. Mary C. Smith, 1833, m. James C. Smith > ______________ > > > 1820 Census, Hardin Co., TN > Samuel Smith 1001-101 > Abram Smith 1001-001 > William Smith 001001-01111 > John Smith 00001-101 > Elisha Smith 0001-001 > William Smith 20001-101 > Samuel Smith 000001-12001 > Daniel Smith 0001-001 > > 1830 Census, Hardin Co., TN > Joel Smith 100001-10001 > George Smith 100001-20001 > Agrippa Smith 0-0011001 > Absolom Smith 001-41 free colored > Allen Smith 00001-1001 > Polly Smith 0-00000001 > Daniel Smith 010101-220001 > William Smith 10111-020011 > > 1840 Census, Hardin Co., TN > 1st Civil District > Jesse Smith 1110001-211001 > 2nd Civil District > Daniel Smith 0111001-1122001 > Jesse Smith 1000101o110001 > 3rd Civil District > James L. Smith 041011-11001 > William H. Smith 0021001-010001 > 6th Civil District > John Smith 000000101-001000001 > George Smith 0110001-0120001 > 8th Civil District > John L. Smith 2231001-00010001 > 9th Civil District > ----------- Smith 20001-01001 > 12th Civil District > Levi Smith 00001001-0021001 > Peyton Smith 20001-1001 > James Smith 000000001-00000001 > > 1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN2nd Civil District > 6-6 George W. Smith 34 NC > Edna D. Cagle 29 NC > Henry C. 3 TN > Zacharie T. 1 TN > > 50-50 Jesse Smith 58 NC > Keziah 40 NC > > 61-61 Joab A. Russell 23 TN 2nd CD > Jennetta R. 24 TN (daughter of Daniel and Clarissa Sloan Smith) > Daniel S. 4/12 TN > > 113-113 Benjamin Hardin 40 TN farmer > Louisa E. 28 TN (daughter of Daniel and Clarissa Sloan Smith) > Clarissa 5 TN > John 3 TN > Daniel 1 TN > William Bird 16 AL > Nelly A. Garner 12 TN > > 157-157 Benjamin Smith 39 NC > Sarah 41 NC > James C. 17 NC married Mary C. Smith ? > James W. 26 NC > > 158-158 Daniel Smith 53 KY Farmer > Clarissa 50 KY > Pleasant A. 25 TN Surveyor > Marcella E. 21 TN > Daniel M. 19 TN > Mary C. 17 TN > > 160-160 William C. Duncan 28 TN farmer > Amanda F. 29 TN (daughter of Daniel and Clarissa Sloan Smith) > Sarah T. L. 4 TN > William D. L. 3 TN > Clarisa R. 1 TN > Amanda E. 9/12 TN > Catherine Bird 11 AL 3rd Civil District > > 62-62 James L. Smith 44 TN ( brother of Daniel Smith) > Margaret Emerson Hawk 36 TN > Pleasant M. 21 TN > William J. 20 TN > Daniel W. 18 TN > James M. 16 TN > Sarah C. 13 TN > John H. 9 TN > George W. 7 TN > Isabella 3 TN > Mary E. Emerson 15 TN > Redding Reynolds 20 TN > > > ==== TNHARDIN Mailing List ==== > Visit the Hardin County, Tennessee Genealogy and History Page at > http://www.tngenweb.org/hardin/ >

List, I got snowed in today. Here is some information I put together on Daniel Smith. What are your thoughts? Merry Christmas, David Daniel and Clarissa O. Smith were married before 1820 as they appear in the census of that year in Hardin County Tennessee. Their oldest child of record, Amanda Smith Duncan, was born in 1821in Tennessee. Some material that was provided to me by Ed Adams suggests that Clarissa was a Sloan before marriage. Ed Sent me this: Alexander Sloan, Sr. appeared to have settled near what is now Clifton, TN. He was married to Ruthy Unknown. Alexander Sloan died about 1825. He is found in Hardin Co. as early as the 1820 census but is not in the home on the 1830 census. Ruthy became the head of the household in 1830. Ruthy died in Hardin Co. prior to 1860 as there is a court record of the estate settlement among the heirs. The court record shows Alexander Sloan, Jr. vs. Daniel Smith and wife Clara (Clarissa); Alfred Kirby and wife Zabby; William Hill and wife Nancy; William Sloan; Simpson Sloan; Bullard Sloan and wife Dorinda; Willaim Hogan; Marian Hogan; John Hogan; Elizabeth Hogan and Alexander Hogan. (Hogan's may be grand children) Alexander II was asking for Ruthy Sloan's land for keeping and support of Ruthy; however, the court ordered that the land be sold at public action and the money divided. Property was in Range 6 Section 5 on the TN. River. Property was sold to Daniel Smith as the highest bidder on 6/4/1860 for $400. Plesant Smith and James Adams signed a two year note with him. Ruth Sloan died in Hardin Co. TN.(Page 273) $474. ($67.71) to be divided between seven (7) heirs. Clerk and Master Minutes-Hardin Co. TN. Roll # 1, Vol. C: Page 86, 136, 180, 250, 273. Page 251- Daniel Smith is dead (court date 2/23/1866) and note has not been paid. ___________ I have checked the census for as many of the above as I can find. Alfred Kirby, b. 1812 NC, was married to Debby, b. 1817 TN. William B. Hill was born in 1810 TN and his wife Nancy, b. 1820 TN. The only Hogan I could find in Hardin County was Thomas Hogan in 1840. Thomas Hogan 212001-200001 in the First C. D. The other families lived in the 12th or 13th C. D. near Saltillo. Alexander Sloan Jr., was living in the 13th C. D. in 1850. 1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN 138-138 Alex, Sloan 29 TN farmer Nancy 26 NC John 7 TN Simpson 5 TN (William in 1860, Simon in 1870 & William S. in 1880) Alexander 3 TN Clara 4/12 TN(Clarissa in other censuses) Ruth 55 SC (Age has to be 65?) If I have the age correct, which apparently I don't, Ruth Sloan is only 5 years older than Clarissa Smith, therefore couldn't be her mother. There is no mistake, it says age 55 on the 1850 census, but, the 1840 and 1830 censuses gives her probable birth date as 1785 not 1795 as shown in 1850. In 1830, Ruth has three sons and three daughters living at home. She has one son and two daughters at home in 1840. I note that Alexander Sloan named two of his children, Daniel and Clarissa. ________________ The Wills of Clarissa Smith and her Son Pleasant Alexander Smith, a surveyor and a physician, were provided to me by Pam Williams. Will of Clarissa Smith (Wife of Daniel Smith, 1797-1866) Clarissa appointed Daniel M. Smith and Samuel G. Dickey as her executors on February 8th (the year is missing). Clarissa declared that after here just debts and funeral expenses were paid that her assets should be divided as follows: To my daughter Amanda Duncan, $5, (wife of William C. Duncan). To my daughter Louisa Hardin, one bed, (wife of Benjamin Hardin). To my daughter Genetta Russell, one bed, (wife of Joab A. Russell). To the Heirs of my daughter Mary C. Smith , deceased, $5 in money,(wife of James C. Smith ?) To my son P. A. Smith, one bed. To my son Daniel M. Smith all the balance of my real and personal estate with all of my household and kitchen furniture, unless he should not live to take possession or have no heirs, then it is my will for my daughter, Louisa Hardin and her heirs to have it all, this my last will and testament signed sealed and delivered in the presents of: Test: H. W. Davis A. K. Dickey her Clarissa + Smith mark Henry W. Davis, S. J. G. Dickey and A. K. Dickey were neighbors, Davis having lived close by since before 1850 and all three men living near by in 1860. That year, Davis is age 57, Samuel Dickey is 38 and Alexander Dickey is 37. They may be kin to the Smith family, but I don't know how. Through the above Will and the census following, I have put together what I think is the Daniel Smith Family: Daniel Smith, 1797-1866 Clarissa O. Sloan Smith, 1800- before 1870 Children: 1. Amanda Smith, 1821, m. William C. Duncan 2. Louisa Smith, 1821, m. Benjamin Hardin 3. Pleasant Alexander Smith, 1824, m. Mary ? 4. Jeannette Smith, 1825, m. Rev., Capt. Joab A. Russell 5. Marcella E. Smith, 1829 6. Daniel M. Smith, 1831. I find a D. M. Smith in "A" Company, 21st "Wilson's" Cavalry CSA. The Capt. of that Company was Daniel's brother-in-law, Joab A. Russell. 7. Mary C. Smith, 1833, m. James C. Smith ______________ 1820 Census, Hardin Co., TN Samuel Smith 1001-101 Abram Smith 1001-001 William Smith 001001-01111 John Smith 00001-101 Elisha Smith 0001-001 William Smith 20001-101 Samuel Smith 000001-12001 Daniel Smith 0001-001 1830 Census, Hardin Co., TN Joel Smith 100001-10001 George Smith 100001-20001 Agrippa Smith 0-0011001 Absolom Smith 001-41 free colored Allen Smith 00001-1001 Polly Smith 0-00000001 Daniel Smith 010101-220001 William Smith 10111-020011 1840 Census, Hardin Co., TN 1st Civil District Jesse Smith 1110001-211001 2nd Civil District Daniel Smith 0111001-1122001 Jesse Smith 1000101o110001 3rd Civil District James L. Smith 041011-11001 William H. Smith 0021001-010001 6th Civil District John Smith 000000101-001000001 George Smith 0110001-0120001 8th Civil District John L. Smith 2231001-00010001 9th Civil District ----------- Smith 20001-01001 12th Civil District Levi Smith 00001001-0021001 Peyton Smith 20001-1001 James Smith 000000001-00000001 1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN2nd Civil District 6-6 George W. Smith 34 NC Edna D. Cagle 29 NC Henry C. 3 TN Zacharie T. 1 TN 50-50 Jesse Smith 58 NC Keziah 40 NC 61-61 Joab A. Russell 23 TN 2nd CD Jennetta R. 24 TN (daughter of Daniel and Clarissa Sloan Smith) Daniel S. 4/12 TN 113-113 Benjamin Hardin 40 TN farmer Louisa E. 28 TN (daughter of Daniel and Clarissa Sloan Smith) Clarissa 5 TN John 3 TN Daniel 1 TN William Bird 16 AL Nelly A. Garner 12 TN 157-157 Benjamin Smith 39 NC Sarah 41 NC James C. 17 NC married Mary C. Smith ? James W. 26 NC 158-158 Daniel Smith 53 KY Farmer Clarissa 50 KY Pleasant A. 25 TN Surveyor Marcella E. 21 TN Daniel M. 19 TN Mary C. 17 TN 160-160 William C. Duncan 28 TN farmer Amanda F. 29 TN (daughter of Daniel and Clarissa Sloan Smith) Sarah T. L. 4 TN William D. L. 3 TN Clarisa R. 1 TN Amanda E. 9/12 TN Catherine Bird 11 AL 3rd Civil District 62-62 James L. Smith 44 TN ( brother of Daniel Smith) Margaret Emerson Hawk 36 TN Pleasant M. 21 TN William J. 20 TN Daniel W. 18 TN James M. 16 TN Sarah C. 13 TN John H. 9 TN George W. 7 TN Isabella 3 TN Mary E. Emerson 15 TN Redding Reynolds 20 TN

In the 1880 Hardin County, Tennessee Census for District 6, there is a Bob Howell living with David W. Howell and his adopted daughter Alice. Does anyone have any information on this Bob Howell ? 1880 Hardin County, Tennessee Census Name Relation Martial status gender race age birthplace occupation father's birthplace mother's birthplace D.W. Howell self widower male white 50 Al Farmer --------- ---------- Alice Howell dau single female white 13 Al keeps house ------------ Al Bob Howell other single male white 20 TN laborer ------------ ------------ Thanks for any help. SteveCooper Cloverdale, Alabama [email protected]

David, I'm afraid I'm not much help with this Francis Henry.  I've searched the NC census just in case he might have shown earlier with your Cagle direct line or cousins.  The Henrys I'm researching were in VA atleast from the middle 1770's and possibly earlier. I did locate the following and wondered if you knew the maiden name of the Mary Cagle below? Could she also have come over from France? 1800 Census Cabarrus, NC Salisbury District Henry Cagle 02110-11010 Mary Cagle 10000-04001 Also these Hardin TN surnames:  Douglas Winchester, John Polk, George Tucker Jr. Could the following be cousins to your direct Cagle line? 1800 Census Montgomery Co. NC George Cagle  02301-01101 David Cagle  10010-30010 James Long 00110-00301 Elijah Smith Urich Smith Drewry Smith I noticed the above Smiths and there were a considerable number in Cabarrus. Just wondered if any of these could be my Smiths of Hardin Tn. Carolyn

Could someone look over this list and tell me to which families the following individuals belong. I'm getting closer to having this straight, but I can't identify these individuals with surety. Tommie HARDIN COUNTY, TN CEMETERIES Pyburns Cemetery Shelby, Elsie G., 1868 - Feb 2, 1952 New Harmony Cemetery Shelby, Cora A., June 18, 1886 - March 27, 1908, daughter of C.M. & L.A. Shelby Shelby, Elige J., Oct 22, 1893 - Jan 19, 1894, Son of C.M. & L.A. Shelby Who is C. M. Shelby? Shelby, Gracie G, Born 1915 Shelby, Jack Dempsey, June 8, 1934 - July 4, 1979 Shelby, Lucille G., No Dates Shelby, Margaret, 1850 - 1932 Shelby, Sarah B., July 13, 1886 - May 14, 1894 Cherry Chapel East Cemetery Shelby, No Name or Dates (Is this another of C.W. Shelby's children?) Shelby, Mattie M., May 15, 1903 - Jan 19, 1928, Mother Shelby, Naoma B, Died Sept 1, 1890, Age 11m 25d Shelby, Sarah E., Jan 28, 1846 - March 6, 1881, wife of J.L. Shelby Mountain View Cemetery Shelby, Ivan, 1879 - 1942 Shelby, Jim, Feb 18, 1909 - Feb 13, 1912, son of I.H. & S.P. Shelby Shelby, Sarah, 1874 - 1955, His wife Graham Cemetery Shelby, Bettie, March 27, 1849 - Sept 13, 1902 Savannah City Cemetery Shelby, Ella, Aug 19, 1891 - Feb 1, 1932, wife of Tony Shelby (Is this Tony Shelby on of James Buchanon Shelby's children?) Shelby, Mattie, 1885 - 1967

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Carolyn, I have a document handed down in my family, dated 8th December 1835, where Henry Cagle, Jr, 1780-1857, went to court to recover a judgment against his brother George Cagle, 1780's-1840, and Francis Henry. These Cagles were related to the Long family of Cabarrus Co., NC. Probably George and Elizabeth Long and their son Ransom Long. George Long apparently died in the 1830's. Elizabeth Long was enumerated in the 1840 census of Hardin Co., TN and New Madrid Co., MO for the same year. Henry Cagle and George Cagle had previously moved there in 1838. I don't know the relationship to Francis Hnery. David 1840 Census, New Madrid Co., MO Page 230 Henry Cagle 00101001-0100101 Elizabeth Cagle 011-111001 (widow of George Cagle, d. 1840) Page 235 Francis Henry 10001-00001 Elizabeth Long 00001-0100001 1850 Census, New Madrid Co., MO Francis Henrie 41 FR, shoemaker Adeline 31 MO - she can't read or write Hipolita 10 MO Emma 8 MO Ugene 4 MO Amelia 3 MO ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 12:16 PM Subject: [TNHARDIN] Wirt and Henry Families > Hoping someone might be researching the Wirt family of Hardin Co. from > 1830-1850. Sarah Henry married John T. Wirt 1815 Botetourt Co. VA. By 1830 John had > died and Sarah was residing in Hardin Co. It appears she had two Henry > boys...Alexander age 10-15 and William 20-30 in her household. By 1840 there were > no males in her household and only one girl age 15-20. Living next door was > Alexander Russell age 20-30 and his new bride age 15-20. William Henry had > married Elizabeth Russell 1831 Hardin Co. and was residing next to Wm. H. > Russell and family. > > The 1850 Hardin Census shows Sarah Wirt age 64 b. VA, Lucinda Henry age 24 > b. VA, William Henry age 9 b. TN, Alexander Henry age 7 b. TN and Margaret > Henry age 2 b. TN. > > If anyone connects to these families please let me hear from you. Other > surnames involved would be McCune, Harvey, Poage, Davy, Hawkins, Hawk, Cravens and > Carroll. > > Thanks, > Carolyn Anderson > > > ==== TNHARDIN Mailing List ==== > Visit the Hardin County, Tennessee Genealogy and History Page at > http://www.tngenweb.org/hardin/ > >

Hoping someone might be researching the Wirt family of Hardin Co. from 1830-1850. Sarah Henry married John T. Wirt 1815 Botetourt Co. VA. By 1830 John had died and Sarah was residing in Hardin Co. It appears she had two Henry boys...Alexander age 10-15 and William 20-30 in her household. By 1840 there were no males in her household and only one girl age 15-20. Living next door was Alexander Russell age 20-30 and his new bride age 15-20. William Henry had married Elizabeth Russell 1831 Hardin Co. and was residing next to Wm. H. Russell and family. The 1850 Hardin Census shows Sarah Wirt age 64 b. VA, Lucinda Henry age 24 b. VA, William Henry age 9 b. TN, Alexander Henry age 7 b. TN and Margaret Henry age 2 b. TN. If anyone connects to these families please let me hear from you. Other surnames involved would be McCune, Harvey, Poage, Davy, Hawkins, Hawk, Cravens and Carroll. Thanks, Carolyn Anderson

William Anderson Bishop 1 2 Birth: 2 Mar 1846 in 5th Civil District, Hardin County, Tennessee 2 3 4 5 6 7 Death: 10 Jul 1927 in Neely's Landing, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 5 Sex: M Father: James M. Bishop b. About 1805 in South Carolina Mother: Mary McLane b. About 1809 in Alabama     Christening: He fought for the Union for Missouri. Burial: Jul 1927 New Bethel Cemetary, Pocahontas, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 8 Rachel Mobley (Wife) b. Apr 1845 in Cumberland County, North Carolina 9 10 10 10 10 Marriage: 18 FEB 1866 in Lawrence County, Arkansas Divorce: 17 SEP 1871 in Sharp County, Arkansas Divorce: Children:   Matilda Bishop b. About 1866 in Lawrence County, Arkansas Mary Elizabeth Bishop b. 29 May 1868 in Lawrence County, Arkansas   Marriage: BET 1870 AND 1875 Children:   James Bishop b. Mar 1875 in Missouri William R. Bishop b. Feb 1878 in Missouri   Dora Belle Ackman (Wife) b. Feb 1874 in Cape Girardeau, Missouri Marriage: 9 FEB 1888 in Lovejoy, Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Children:   Minnie E. Bishop b. Jan 1890 Albert Bishop b. Nov 1893 Clarence Bishop b. May 1896 Esther E. Bishop b. Feb 1899 Archie Lee Bishop b. 28 Jul 1902 in Neely's Landing, Cape Girardeau, Missouri Lily Dell Bishop Lola Ann Bishop   Title: Susan (Atkinson) Biskner Media: Letter Title: 1850 Tennessee Hardin County Census Media: Census Page: 5th Civil District. Title: 1860 Arkansas Lawrence County Census Media: Census Note: 1860 Arkansas Federal Census Title: Barbara Taylor Note: Barbara Taylor Title: 1900 Missouri Census Title: James R. Peters Media: Book Page: rootsweb site Title: Marriage Records Media: Book Book C p.237 Jonesboro Courthouse Chancery Cases - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

This info is at Gen Circles, Global search. It may help another Hardin, CO, TN Bishop searcher. This is where the James Bishop 1850 census family migrated. See the next post for William 'Anderson' Bishop who fought for the Union? Info on the family of William M. Bishop before 1860. How and where he died in the Civil War, CSA would be much appreciated. We have info on his marriage to Evaline Alexander [m. second, Jacob Van Bibber] and his two children, John and Tennessee Bishop. James M. Bishop 1 2 Birth: About 1805 in South Carolina 3 4 5 Death: About 1875 in Sharp County, Arkansas 3 Sex: M Father: Mother:     Christening: 7th Arkansas Confederate Infantry, F Company Occupation: 1850 Blacksmith. 5 Burial: 1875 Sharp County, Arkansas Mary McLane (Wife) b. About 1809 in Alabama Marriage: 12 MAR 1836 in Lauderdale County, Alabama in Married by J.O.P. Marriage Fact 1: in Married by J.O.P. Children:   James M. Bishop b. 1840 in Lauderdale County, Alabama Joseph A. Bishop b. About 1843 in Lauderdale County, Alabama William Anderson Bishop b. 2 Mar 1846 in 5th Civil District, Hardin County, Tennessee   Mary Amanda Allen (Wife) b. About 1826 in Arkansas 6 Marriage: 16 OCT 1853 in Independence County, Arkansas Children:   Samuel N. Bishop b. About 1856 in Lawrence County, Arkansas Andrew J. Bishop b. About 1862 in Lawrence County, Arkansas   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Title: Susan (Atkinson) Biskner Media: Letter Title: 1860 Arkansas Lawrence County Census - Washington Township Media: Census Page: p. (201) Title: 1860 Arkansas Lawrence County Census Media: Census Note: 1860 Arkansas Federal Census Title: 1850 Tennessee Hardin County Census Media: Census Page: 5th Civil District - June 26th, 1850. Title: Barbara Taylor

Jimmy, Although not closely related, I can claim kin to a couple of White lines in Hardin County. I will be happy to try to help if you will explain what you need. David ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerry W. Murphy" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 11:40 PM Subject: [TNHARDIN] Fw: Genealogy Research > This message is being forwarded to the list by the listowner. If you can add > something to the message below or wish to contact the person who wrote the > message, reply to "Jimmy White" <[email protected]>. Please do not > reply to the listowner. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "jimwhite" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 5:13 PM > Subject: Genealogy Research > > > > Hello, I am a descendent of people in Hardin County and would like to be > directed to any sites availble for conducting or communicating with similar > people. > > Jimmy White > > > > > > > ==== TNHARDIN Mailing List ==== > Visit the Hardin County, Tennessee Genealogy and History Page at > http://www.tngenweb.org/hardin/ > >

This message is being forwarded to the list by the listowner. If you can add something to the message below or wish to contact the person who wrote the message, reply to "Jimmy White" <[email protected]>. Please do not reply to the listowner. ----- Original Message ----- From: "jimwhite" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 5:13 PM Subject: Genealogy Research > Hello, I am a descendent of people in Hardin County and would like to be directed to any sites availble for conducting or communicating with similar people. > Jimmy White > >

James, I don't know if your question has been answered about this Watson Book. It is not a history of the Watson family, but interesting tidbits about Hardin County and the various families that settled in the communities around the county. The Watsons may be mentioned but there is not a genealogy. David . ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Watson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 10:13 AM Subject: [TNHARDIN] Watson Book > I am interested in the "Watson History" book that is on sale by Ronnie Brewington. > > I would like to know if my link is in the book before I purchase the book...there are many Watsons > > My best link is Wiley Watson..born circa 1815 who married Elizabeth D. Presley in Greene Co., Tn in 1839 > > The next best link is his son, John Riley Watson who married Nancy Evaline Trotter in Sevier Co.Tn in 1873 > > I have researched the Watson's from Madisonville, Wheat (Roane Co.), Cumberland and Fentress Co....they all have their Wiley's but not the one who is mine... > > I have Wiley in census in Georgia working for railroad in 1850 > census in 1860 with brothers signing up for the Union as a farmer in Kentucky > census in 1870 as working on son's farm in Knox co. Tn. where he is buried with wife. > > Any response would be appreciated, I 've worked for five years looking for his past. > > I also wish to thank the association for their correction early this year. After researching for three years for Meady White (Meedy, Medy,), orginally from Bertie, N.C., Sevier Co. Tn and then he followed his family (sons) into middle Tennessee, I paid a researcher three hundred dollars to find out that it was not the Meady White of your county about 1850 whose mansion is currently being renovated as he insisted. The son Meady was not the son of my Meady as you politely explained. > > Thank you, > > James Rule Watson, III > [email protected] > > > > > ==== TNHARDIN Mailing List ==== > Visit the Hardin County, Tennessee Genealogy and History Page at > http://www.tngenweb.org/hardin/ > > >

I am interested in the "Watson History" book that is on sale by Ronnie Brewington. I would like to know if my link is in the book before I purchase the book...there are many Watsons My best link is Wiley Watson..born circa 1815 who married Elizabeth D. Presley in Greene Co., Tn in 1839 The next best link is his son, John Riley Watson who married Nancy Evaline Trotter in Sevier Co.Tn in 1873 I have researched the Watson's from Madisonville, Wheat (Roane Co.), Cumberland and Fentress Co....they all have their Wiley's but not the one who is mine... I have Wiley in census in Georgia working for railroad in 1850 census in 1860 with brothers signing up for the Union as a farmer in Kentucky census in 1870 as working on son's farm in Knox co. Tn. where he is buried with wife. Any response would be appreciated, I 've worked for five years looking for his past. I also wish to thank the association for their correction early this year. After researching for three years for Meady White (Meedy, Medy,), orginally from Bertie, N.C., Sevier Co. Tn and then he followed his family (sons) into middle Tennessee, I paid a researcher three hundred dollars to find out that it was not the Meady White of your county about 1850 whose mansion is currently being renovated as he insisted. The son Meady was not the son of my Meady as you politely explained. Thank you, James Rule Watson, III [email protected]

I am looking for my half brother, Herschel Alexander Unknown. His mother's name is Ruby Unknown who lived in Savannah in the 1930s at the time of Herschel's birth. She has red hair and she had Post Office box in Savannah at the time. His father's name is Herschel Alexander White who was born in Saltillo and worked on the levy from Counce to the Savannah bridge, at the time, as a laborer or driving a dump truck. Herschel unknown grew up and died flying a crop duster somewhere between Corinth and Tunica Mississippi in the mid 1970s. I have just learned about him and would very much appreciate any information about him or the crash or anything that might lead me accordingly. Thanks in advance. Carter

I know everybody is currently thinking Christmas and Holidays and busy with the season, but I'm sending an early reminder that the Mississippi Genealogy Seminar and Mississippi Dept of Archives and History is conducting the annual genealogical seminar on Saturday, January 15, 2005, 8 am - 4 pm, at the Clarion Hotel and Convention Center near the Coliseum (400 Graymont Avenue) in Jackson, MS, just off I-55. Book and Genealogy vendors from around the South will be present with books and materials to sell all day. The speaker/lecturer for this year's seminar is ROBERT YOUNG CLAY. Mr. Clay recently retired as Senior Genealogical Reference Archivist at the Library of Virginia. He is a Fellow of the Virginia Genealogical Society, and author of numerous articles on genealogy. Clay's research areas are Virginia, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Maryland, and Great Britain. His lecture topics are "Virginia City Records", "Virginia County Records", "Virginia Colonial and State Records", and "Things They Never Tell You". There will be time for questions and answers during the day. Costs: Seminar, $30.00. Optional Luncheon at the Clarion, $15.00. $2.00 discount to MGS members. No refunds after January 6, 2005. Make checks payable to MGS, and mail with name, address, phone, and e-mail address to MGS, P. O. Box 5301, Jackson MS 39296-5301. Please pass this message on to your friends and colleagues and to other genealogical organizations and groups of which you are a member or subscriber. The Mississippi Genealogical Society over the past 60 years has compiled 24 bound volumes of previously unpublished mostly-private Bible, cemetery, will, and other family records, as well as an index of all 24 volumes. These are NOT on-line nor in electronic form, and the MGS has not made a decision to put these on a CD-ROM due to the large numbers of hard-copy books it has on hand. All of these volumes sell for $25 each, and the index is $35. The entire set is $635, but we are offering a special set price of $495.00 (a savings of $140). In addition to the above, the 1st edition of the lineage charts of MGS members was published in 1991, and is available for $40. Also, Newspaper Notices of Mississippians, 1820-1860, is also available for $20. MGS first published it in 1960, and reprinted it in 1996 due to demand. MGS also has a few books left from the May Scots-Irish Seminar from Ulster, most of which are $25 (ask for titles). All of these books can be ordered from the above address, and they will be available for sale at the January Seminar. If ordered by mail, include $2.50 for the first book, and $1.00 for each additional book for shipping and handling. As best I can due to time limitations, if anybody wants to know if they have surnames in these volumes, please send me the names and I will check and let you know. The Mississippi Archives and a number of libraries in the South have these sets, and if not, you might want to encourage your local library to purchase them while they are still available, or if you are feeling generous and looking for an end of the year charitable donation, you can purchase them for your local library and donate them! Mary Collins Landin, Utica, Hinds County, MS [email protected]

Caroline, William T. Alexander married Ruth Lacefield and had several daughters and a son Robert. Daughter Evaline first married William M. Bishop and they had two children, John and Tennessee. William was in Wilson's 21st Cavalry CSA and was killed during the war. Evaline married a second Civil War Soldier, Jacob Vanbibber, who was from AR, but joined a TX outfit before he came to TN. He was wounded at the battle of Iuka MS. In 1870 John and Tennessee Bishop are shown in the household of Jacob Vanbibber, but listed as Vanbibbers. My g/grandmother was a sister of Evaline Alexander Bishop Vanbibber. David 1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN 66-66 David Bishop 46 NC laborer, 3rd C. D. Sarah 36 NC Nancy E. 18 TN William M. 16 TN Jane 14 TN Lucinda 12 TN John 9 TN Mary 5 TN David 1 TN 53-53 James N. Bishop 45 SC, blacksmith, 5th C. D. Mary 41 AL James 11 AL Joseph 6 AL Anderson 3 TN 1860 Census, Hardin Co., TN 525 William Bishop 24 TN 5th C. D. Evaline 20 TN John 1 TN 1870 Census, Hardin Co., TN 024 Jacob Vanbibber 36 AR Evaline 30 TN John P. 10 TN Tennessee 8 TN Robert A. 6 TN Charles G. 4 TN William T. Alexander m. Ruth Lacefield, Ch.: 1. Martha J., 1838, m. John Guthrie and James Snodgrass 2. Eveline, 1840, m. William Bishop and Jacob Vanbibber 3. Easter Caroline, 1843 -1940, m. Charles Talley Cagle, 1844-1930 4. Robert, 1846, m. Permilia Harbour 5. Susan A., 1847, m. A. Middleton 6. Fanny A., 1850 7. Alice, 1862, m. Meady White 102 21st WILSON'S TENNESSEE CAVALRY REGIMENT Bishop, C.M. -Pvt. - Co. F Bishop, D.M. -Pvt. - Co. F Bishop, J.F. -Pvt. - Co. F Bishop, J.Q. -Pvt. - Co. F Bishop, S.J. -Pvt. - Co. F Bishop, W.M. -Pvt. - Co. F ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 12:38 PM Subject: Gant Family searchers http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gbonner/gant.html This website is marvelous for Gant Family searchers. I am searching for Bishop's in Hardin, CO, TN. Ruth Tennessee Bishop [sister of my grandpa John Bishop] married James Bobo Gant. Any help on this Bishop line would be so appreciated. Carolyn Bishop Wiley

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I am looking for information on the Richard Robertson Family. Richard was born in 1807 in VI and married Louiz Ann born in 1806 in NC. They had 10 kids. According to the 1850 census they all lived in District 9 but I can not find them in any other records before or after 1850. I know they had one child, Thomas, who moved to MO and then to AR. Another child, Nelson, moved to AR. I believe that two other children, Calvin and Samuel, may have been in Company F of the 18th TN CAV. I would appreciate any information anyone may have. Thank you, Scott Robertson Texarkana, TX