Lynda, You are correct. Redden Washington Reynolds married Sarah Isabella McCarn about 1856. His parents were Henry and Matilda Smith Reynolds, Henry died in 1834 and Matilda in 1837. Redden also had a brother named Henry Reynolds. David ----- Original Message ----- From: "walter b breeding" <[email protected]> To: "David Cagle" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, November 12, 2004 10:33 AM Subject: Re: [TNHARDIN] Re: Joab A. Russell > Thanks, David. > Now tell me that Henry Reynolds was the brother of Redden Washington > Reynolds that married my other aunt, Sarah Isabella. Right? > > Well I will have to study the rest of this, so I can ask intelligent > questions or make some connections. They all seemed to name their children > the same! > Thanks again. > Lynda > > >

Thanks, David. Now tell me that Henry Reynolds was the brother of Redden Washington Reynolds that married my other aunt, Sarah Isabella. Right? Well I will have to study the rest of this, so I can ask intelligent questions or make some connections. They all seemed to name their children the same! Thanks again. Lynda

David, Lynda, Walter....., Daniel Smith and wife Clara, per the records below, were named as heirs of Alexander Sloan, Sr. who died about 1825 in Hardin Co. It would appear that Clara Smith would be the daughter of Alexander and Ruthy Sloan. Any comments or clarification would be appreciated. Ed ------------------------------- Clerk and Master Minutes-Hardin Co. TN. Roll # 1, Vol. C, Page 86, 136, 180, 250, 273. Alexander Sloan, (Jr.) vs. Daniel Smith & (w) Clara; Alfred Kirby & (w) Zabby?; William Hill & (w) Nancy; William Sloan; Simpson Sloan; William Hogan; Alexander Hogan; for Ruthy Sloan's (Ruthy was the wife of Alexander, Sr.) land. 2/24/1860. Alex asked for Ruthy Sloan's land for keeping and support of Ruthy. Court ordered that land be sold at public action and money divided. Property (200) Acres was surveyed 8/13/1832 & granted 2/1/1850 grant # 10613 to Ruth Sloan is in Range 6 Sec. 5 on the TN. River. (Page 180) Bullard Sloan & (w) Dorinda; Marian Hogan; John Hogan; Elizabeth Hogan. Property sold to Daniel Smith as highest bidder 6/4/1860 for $400. Plesant Smith James Adams signed a two yrs. note with him. Ruth Sloan died in Hardin Co. TN.(Page 273) $474. ($67.71) to be divided between seven (7) heirs. Page 251- Daniel Smith is dead (court date 2/23/1866) and note has not been paid.

Lynda, Pleasant A. Smith was the son of Daniel and Pleasant M. Smith was the son of Daniel's brother, James L. Smith. Matilda Smith, sister of Daniel and James L., married Henry Reynolds and they are my g/g/g/grandparents. Pleasant M. Smith is living in the household of his father in 1850. In 1860 he is shown with his first wife Nancy McCarn age 22 with no Children. Apparently she died before 1870? I don't know what happens after that? David 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 Absolon Smith 001-41 free colored Allen Smith 00001-1001 Polly Smirh 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 1000101-110001 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 Disrtrict ----------- Smith 20001-01001 12th Civil District Levi Smith 00001001-0021001 Peyton Smith 20001-1001 James Smith 000000001-00000001 1850 Census, Hardin Co.TN 1st Civil District 21-21 A. B. Smith 21 TN (this family was enumerated twice) Martha 19 TN Matthew N. 1 TN 107-107 A. B. Smith 23 TN Martha 20 TN Matthew 4/12 TN 2nd Civil District 6-6 George W. Smith 34 NC (son of 50-50 Jesse below) Edna D. (Cagle) 29 NC Henry C. 3 TN Zacharie T. 1 TN 18-18 Cyrus Granville Alexander 27 TN Sarah M. 22 TN Malinda R. 1 TN Jesse Smith 15 TN 50-50 Jesse Smith 58 NC Keziah 40 NC 88-88 William Turner 34 NC Mary Ann 29 NC James A. 10 TN Josiah 8 TN Geneva E. 6 TN John M. 4 TN Mary L. 2 TN 89-89 Hiram Smith 48 NC Sarah 43 NC Francis M. 19 NC Henry H. 16 NC James L. 11 NC Leah M. 7 NC Hiram L. 5 NC Benjamin C. 1 TN Felica A. Anderson 18 NC 111-111 James P. Smith 32 TN Constibal Matilda C. 29 TN Columbus 4 TN Elizabeth G. P. 2 TN 157-157 Benjamin Smith 39 NC Sarah 41 NC James C. 17 NC James W. 26 NC 155-155 Stephen Gilbert 37 NC Jane Turner 38 NC Mary E. 9 NC Elizabeth 8 NC William E. 7 NC Eleanor 5 NC Creasy M. 3 MS John 1 TN Jane E. 1 TN William Smith 68 NC 158-158 Daniel Smith 53 KY Farmer Calrina 50 KY Pleasant H. 25 TN Surveyor Manella E. 21 TN Daniel M. 19 TN Mary C. 17 TN 3rd Civil District 62-62 James L. Smith 44 TN 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 Reddin Reynolds 20 TN 82-82 Conway S. Broyles TN Merchant Sterling C. Evans VA Labor John A. Smith 23 TN Clerk 6th Civil District 4-4 Elizabeth Smith 80 SC Jared 58 SC idiotic Easter L. Bedwell 39 SC insane 12-12 Matthia Wagoner 31 TN Mary B. 31 TN Martha E. 11 TN Sarah M. 10 TN Susanna C. 7 TN James D. 5 TN William M. 4 TN Francis A. 1 TN 19-19 Joseph Shull 49 TN Rachel C. 42 TN Gilis P. 10 TN Susan Smith 12 AL Jonathan G. Shull 19 TN Mary S. 21 TN 40-40 Stephen Smith 20 TN Mary Ann 15 TN 80-84 Zacharie C. Smith 25 SC Valancia A. TN John A. 23 VA William M. 20 TN Jones R. 18 TN Frederick T. 16 AL Nancy E. 13 AL Reuben J. 10 TN 108-112 John Smith 25 TN 6th C. D. Adeline 23 TN Martha P. 2 TN Francis M. 3/12 TN Jane Blakely 50 TN 127-126 Seymour Long 30 SC 6th C. D. Margaret 25 TN Nancy J. 7 TN Rebecca E. 5 TN Sarah C. 4 TN Dorcus Smith 18 AL 7th Civil District 40-40 Elizabeth Porter 62 NC 7th C. D. Robert 23 TN John 21 TN Elizabeth 16 TN Martha A. Smith 11 TN WHH 8 TN John M. 6 TN 8th Civil District 100-100 James M. Smith 35 SC Eliza 36 SC William C. 11 TN Cornelius A 10 TN Sarah L. 8 TN Martha E. 7 TN Green L. 5 TN J. L. K. (M) 3 TN 10th Civil District 7-7 Levi Smith 57 SC Mary 43 TN Martha J. 21 TN Narcissa 18 TN Aaron 13 TN Mary A. 11 TN Sarah C. 7 TN 120-122 William Smith 27 SC Elizabeth 22 TN William J. 7/12 AL 11th Civil District 63-65 Evan Shoemaker 53 NC Rosannah 56 NC William Smith 16 TN Lucinda P. Hawkins 11 12th Civil District 94-94 Wilie Smith 35 SC Jane 42 SC Martha A. 15 SC Richard J. 14 SC Mary Jane 12 TN Sarah C. 10 TN Matilda S. 8 TN Arilla M. 3 TN Benjamin F. 1/12 TN James C. Stobaugh 23 TN 13th Civil District 2-2 Levi Smith 64 NC Thomas J. Wilkerson 25 VA Calista 22 TN Jospeh 2 TN Mary J. 3/12 TN 3-3 Peyton Smith 37 NC Lucinda 36 TN Sarah J. 14 TN William I. 12 TN Charles G. 7 TN Mary A. 5 TN Calista 4/12 TN Caswell P. 6 TN James Shirley 17 TN 15-15 Caswell Smith 34 NC Sarah 31 AL William M. 1/12 TN 85-85 James W. McCurdy 41 GA Sarah A. 43 TN Mary E. 17 TN William M . 14 TN George R. 11 TN Rhoda A. C. Smith 19 TN David J. Guinn 20 TN 1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN Daniel and James L. Smith 158-158 Daniel Smith 53 KY farmer, 2nd C. D. Calrina 50 KY Pleasant A. 25 TN surveyor Manella E. 21 TN Daniel M. 19 TN Mary C. 17 TN 62-62 James L. Smith 44 TN, 3rd C. D. Margaret 36 TN Pleasant M. 21 TN William J. 20 TN Daniel N. 18 TN James M. 16 TN Sarah C. 13 TN ------------------ 1st wife, Elizabeth Gillis died 1837 John H. 9 TN George W. 7 TN Isabella J. 3 TN Margaret 1 TN Mary E. Emerson 15 TN Redding Reynolds 20 TN James L.Smith and his 1st wife, Elizabeth Gillis. James L. Smith was born about 1806 in Tennessee and died 7 May 1862 in Hardin County, Tennessee. He was married about 1828, probably in Wayne County, Tennessee to Elizabeth Gillis, daughter of Daniel Gillis and Nancy Patterson. She was born about 1805 probably in Bladen County, North Carolina and died about 1837 in either Wayne or Hardin County, Tennessee. Their children were: 1. Pleasant M. Smith, b. c1829 Wayne County, Tennessee; m1. Nancy Minerva McCarn; m2. Mrs. S.J.A.T. Harris; m3. Mary A. Milam. 2. William J. Smith, b. c1830 Wayne County, Tennessee; d. 7 Nov 1901 Boones Creek, Hardin County, Tennessee; m. Lydia A. Bundy. 3. Daniel N. Smith, b. c1831 Wayne County, Tennessee; d. bef 5 Nov 1877 Hardin County, Tennessee; m. Ella C.______. 4. James M. Smith, b. c1835 Wayne County, Tennessee; d. bef 1 Mar 1895 Hardin County, Tennessee; m. Nancy E. Gilbert. 5. Sarah C. Smith, b. c1837 Hardin/Wayne County, Tennessee; m1. Issac Young; m2. Warren P. Watson. (Jerry Murphy) Margaret, the 2nd wife of James L. Smith, b. 1806, d. 07 May 1862, shown above, was Margaret Hawk, b. 28 June 1813 and first married to Eli Emerson, b. 08 Nov. 1810, d. 13 Sept. 1838. Eli and Margaret had three children: A son, Josiah Duncan Emerson, b. 18 Mar. 1833, married Rhoda Whitlow in Clay County AR; Mary E. Emerson, b. 25 Sept. 1834, d. 04 Aug. 1892, shown above, who married William Harvey Polk on 23 March 1854. She married 2nd, James M. Stephens in 1872 in clay County AR. Fredonie Jane Emerson, b. 23 Nov. 1836. Redden Washington Reynolds, 12/25/1829-12/11/1900 was the son of Henry Reynolds and his 2nd wife Matilda Smith, the sister of Daniel and James L. Smith. The 1850 census shows Redden Washington Reynolds age 20 living in the household of his uncle, James L. Smith. About 1856, Redden married Sarah Isabella McCarn. They had children - Andrew Johnson, William J., Henry H., Pleasant M., and Sarah B. Redden's first wife, Sarah McCarn Reynolds, died in 1865. Redden married a second time to Nancy Elizabeth Kiser on 05 December 1867. To this union was born eight children - Jacob Wheeler, Fanny Belle, Redden Hardee, Sarah J., Minnie E., Leedia, Elzy and Charlie. Mable Whitlow, the great granddaughter of Redden Washington and Nancy Elizabeth Kiser Reynolds, married Burnace Cagle in 1939 and they are my parents. David ----- Original Message ----- From: "walter b breeding" <[email protected]> To: "David Cagle" <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2004 10:29 AM Subject: Re: Joab A. Russell David, Can you help me with some Smith genealogy? I have that Pleasant M. Smith married Nancy M. McCarn, she dies before 1850, and I am sure that he remarried and had other children, than his four by Nancy. What happened to the four he had by her, and who did he remarry and so forth. But how does he tie into the Jennetta Smith you all have been talking about? I have been out of the loop a while and am going to try and get back in. Thanks, Lynda > > Thanks Carolyn, > > That was exactly what I needed. I have no idea how I misplaced my file. > > Thanks to you and a couple others, I have recouped most of the material. > > > > I have the Civil War Widows Pension application of Mattie Merryman Russell > > Meadows, the second wife of Joab A. Russell. Recently, I learned that > > Joab > > A. Russell, in 1884, was the pastor of Shiloh Methodist Church that was > > rebuilt on the Shiloh Battlefield after the war. That information > > appeared > > in the book written by Dr. Ronnie Fullwood on the subject. My copy of > > that > > book is also missing at this moment. Joab married Mattie Merryman in 1885 > > in Humphreys Co., TN, and according to her, Joab A. Russell died on the > > 19th February 1893 in Sherman, Grayson Co., TX. > > > > Joab's first wife, Jennetta Smith Russell died in the 1870's(?) in the > > home > > of her brother, Dr. Pleasant A. Smith. They were children of Daniel Smith > > the first Sheriff of Hardin Co. That information was printed in a > > Methodist > > publication from the Memphis Conference I believe. > > David > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 10:35 PM > > Subject: [TNHARDIN] Re: Joab A. Russell > > > > > >> Hi David, > >> > >> I'm pasting a letter from you dated 4-17-2003 below. It covers the Census > >> records you requested for Joab Russell, however, I've been unable to > > locate the > >> Methodist Publication for Jeanette Smith. > >> > >> <<Thanks for the material on the Russell Family. > >> > >> I became interested in Joab A. Russell because of his Civil War > > Activities. > >> He was a good soldier, having fought with Robertson's Cavalry Company > > (later > >> became G Company of the First Confederate), 52nd Tennessee Infantry, 51st > >> Consolodated Tennessee Infantry Regiment, and last, 21st "Wilson's" > > Cavalry > >> regiment under Forest. As you all already knew, he moved to DeSota Co. MS > > soon after > >> the war. See 1870 Census below. I have found a J. A. Russell the right > > age, > >> 53, living with a Watson in Henry Co. TN in 1880. If that is him, where > >> is > >> his family? The census lists his occupation as a minister which is > > consistant > >> with what Joab said in one of his letters. I Could not find His son > >> Daniel > >> Russell in and 1870 census in Texas. However, there is a Daniel living in > >> Haywood County TN in 1880, age 28. He should have been 29 or 30. > >> > >> There was another Joab A. Russell, son of John R. Russell, living in > > Hardin > >> County, he may have been in the Civil war, but he didn't die until 1873. > >> > >> I have not proof yet, but, I think Jennetta, the wife of Joab, may have > > been > >> a daughter of Daniel Smith. Daniel and Pleasant were both Smith names. > >> > >> 1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN > >> 61-61 Joab A. Russell 23 TN 2nd CD > >> Jennetta R. 24 TN > >> Daniel S. 4/12 TN > >> > >> <41-41 John R. Russell 33 TN 2nd CD > >> Catherine 29 TN > >> Joab A. 9 TN > >> Margaret A. 8 TN > >> David A. 6 TN > >> Robert J. 4 TN > >> Mary E. 2 TN > >> Mahlia J. 6/12 TN > >> > >> 1860 Census, Hardin Co., TN > >> 1611 J. A. Russell 33 TN farmer 14th C. D. (Joab A) > >> Jennetta (Smith?) 34 TN > >> Daniel 10 TN > >> Robert 6 TN > >> Marvin 3 TN > >> Pleasant 11/12 TN > >> > >> 122 John Russell 43 TN farmer 2nd C. D. > >> Catherine 41 TN > >> Joab 19 TN > >> Margaret 17 TN > >> David 15 TN > >> Robert 14 TN > >> Mary 12 TN > >> Matilda 10 TN > >> William 6 TN > >> > >> 1870 Census, DeSoto Co., MS > >> J. A. Russels, 43, TN > >> Jenn, 45, TN > >> Warren, 12, TN > >> Alexander, 11, TN > >> Nettie, 6, TN > >> George, 3, MS > >> > >> 1880 Census, Haywood Co., TN, District 7 > >> Daniel Russell 28 TN TN TN > >> Katie G. 22 TN TN TN > >> Eva 4 TN TN TN > >> Florence 1 TN TN TN > >> Maggie Pope 50 TN m-i-l > >> > >> 1880 Census Henry Co., TN, Cottage Grove > >> S. S. Watson 32 KY IRE KY > >> Lee E. 23 KY VA KY > >> Maud 3 KY KY KY > >> Tandie S. 1 KY KY KY > >> J. A. Russell 53 TN NC CT > >> > >> David > >> > >> Then parts of a letter I wrote you regarding Joab Russell: > >> > >> I had time to check Joab A. Russell. I did find the following listed at > > the > >> Tennessee State Library and Archives > >> > >> Joab A. Russell found in: > >> Civil War Confederate Pension Applications Index Note: The name Russell, > >> Joab A. appears on a Tennessee Confederate Application > >> > >> Applicant Information > >> Name: Russell, Mattie > >> County of residence at time of application: Humphreys, TN > >> Application type: Widow > >> Application numbers associated with this individual: W10206 > >> Military Information > >> Soldiers Name: Joab A. Russell > >> State Served: TN > >> Information: A photocopy of this pension application may be obtained from > >> the Tennessee State Library and Archives. Please contact the Tennessee > > State > >> Library and Archives for pricing and availability at the following > > address: > >> Tennessee State Library and Archives, Research Services, 403 Seventh > > Avenue North, > >> Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0312 > >> > >> Also, another J. A. Russell was killed 1862 in the Civil War. Have no > >> idea > >> his relation to Joab A. Russell. > >> > >> Then I found a tax record for a Joab Russell and sure wonder his > > relationship > >> to the Russells of Hardin Co. as Independence Co. AR is the next county > > over > >> to Jackson Co. where William Henry and wife Elizabeth Russell, and also, > >> Robert R. Russell and family moved in about 1853 from Hardin Co. > >> > >> Joab Russell, 1825 Tax Year, Independence County Arkansas, Township 4 > >> > >> Carolyn Anderson > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> ==== TNHARDIN Mailing List ==== > >> Visit the Hardin County, Tennessee Genealogy and History Page at > >> http://www.tngenweb.org/hardin/ > >> > >> > > > > > > > > ==== TNHARDIN Mailing List ==== > > Visit the Hardin County, Tennessee Genealogy and History Page at > > http://www.tngenweb.org/hardin/ > > > > > > > > >

Hi David, Glad I could help. I would love someday to know if this Daniel Smith was related to our Rossell Goodman Smith said to have been born about 1817 before the formation of Hardin Co. Rossell married Sarah Margaret Berry whose father was Michael Robert Berry and mother Mary Vickers. This notation regarding Michael R. Berry and Hardin TN: Land Grant in Hardin Co. TN Nov. 1, 1813 for land along the Tennessee River. Michael Berry built a mill on his place prior to his death in 1820. Michael Berry had died by 1823 when the following road was built, "January 1823 certain people were to lay off a road from the mouth of Shorts Creek up as high as the Widow Berrye". Secondly, David, I've spent the past several months researching surnames who moved into Hardin TN and believe that atleast one group originated in Botetourt Co. VA including my Henry line, Wirt, Davy, Hawkins, Hawk, Morrow, etc. When I've finally reached the end of this research I will copy to you. There are more names that appear to be included such as Johnson, Milliken, Ross etc. It appears that several of these families moved from PA to Botetourt VA and then on to Hardin TN. Several also moved onwards from Hardin to AR. A note too in that reviewing my ancestor Wm. D. Mason's years as a Confederate Soldier with the AR Bloody 7th I read of his involvement with the Battle of Shiloh. Thought that interesting since his wife Matilda Henry was born in Hardin in 1846. Carolyn > Thanks Carolyn, > That was exactly what I needed. I have no idea how I misplaced my file. > Thanks to you and a couple others, I have recouped most of the material. > > I have the Civil War Widows Pension application of Mattie Merryman Russell > Meadows, the second wife of Joab A. Russell. Recently, I learned that Joab > A. Russell, in 1884, was the pastor of Shiloh Methodist Church that was > rebuilt on the Shiloh Battlefield after the war. That information appeared > in the book written by Dr. Ronnie Fullwood on the subject. My copy of that > book is also missing at this moment. Joab married Mattie Merryman in 1885 > in Humphreys Co., TN, and according to her, Joab A. Russell died on the > 19th February 1893 in Sherman, Grayson Co., TX. > > Joab's first wife, Jennetta Smith Russell died in the 1870's(?) in the home > of her brother, Dr. Pleasant A. Smith. They were children of Daniel Smith > the first Sheriff of Hardin Co. That information was printed in a Methodist > publication from the Memphis Conference I believe. > David > >

Lee, Jane, Carolyn & Nolin: The Nashville Christian Advocate was indeed where the death of Jennetta Smith Russell was recorded. As a bonus, I also found the report of the death of Jaob Russell's father, Robert Russell in 1850. He also was a Methodist Minister. Rev. ROBERT RUSSELL born June 6, 1788; died May 8, 1850. Methodist preacher. [Savannah, Tenn. ?] GENNETTA R. RUSSELL dau Daniel and Clarissa O. Smith, born Hardin Co., Tenn., Oct. 28, 1825; md Rev. J. A. Russell, Memphis Conf., Oct. 24, 1848; died Hardin Co., Tenn., Oct. 30, 1876 at residence of her brother, Dr. P. A. Smith. I appreciate all the help you guys, David ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mister C" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004 5:52 PM Subject: [TNHARDIN] Nashville Christian Advocate > You can find the Nashville Christian Advocate on the Davidson Co TN website > at > http://www.tngenweb.org/records/davidson/ > > Nolin > > > > ==== TNHARDIN Mailing List ==== > Visit the Hardin County, Tennessee Genealogy and History Page at > http://www.tngenweb.org/hardin/ > >

Thanks Carolyn, That was exactly what I needed. I have no idea how I misplaced my file. Thanks to you and a couple others, I have recouped most of the material. I have the Civil War Widows Pension application of Mattie Merryman Russell Meadows, the second wife of Joab A. Russell. Recently, I learned that Joab A. Russell, in 1884, was the pastor of Shiloh Methodist Church that was rebuilt on the Shiloh Battlefield after the war. That information appeared in the book written by Dr. Ronnie Fullwood on the subject. My copy of that book is also missing at this moment. Joab married Mattie Merryman in 1885 in Humphreys Co., TN, and according to her, Joab A. Russell died on the 19th February 1893 in Sherman, Grayson Co., TX. Joab's first wife, Jennetta Smith Russell died in the 1870's(?) in the home of her brother, Dr. Pleasant A. Smith. They were children of Daniel Smith the first Sheriff of Hardin Co. That information was printed in a Methodist publication from the Memphis Conference I believe. David ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 10:35 PM Subject: [TNHARDIN] Re: Joab A. Russell > Hi David, > > I'm pasting a letter from you dated 4-17-2003 below. It covers the Census > records you requested for Joab Russell, however, I've been unable to locate the > Methodist Publication for Jeanette Smith. > > <<Thanks for the material on the Russell Family. > > I became interested in Joab A. Russell because of his Civil War Activities. > He was a good soldier, having fought with Robertson's Cavalry Company (later > became G Company of the First Confederate), 52nd Tennessee Infantry, 51st > Consolodated Tennessee Infantry Regiment, and last, 21st "Wilson's" Cavalry > regiment under Forest. As you all already knew, he moved to DeSota Co. MS soon after > the war. See 1870 Census below. I have found a J. A. Russell the right age, > 53, living with a Watson in Henry Co. TN in 1880. If that is him, where is > his family? The census lists his occupation as a minister which is consistant > with what Joab said in one of his letters. I Could not find His son Daniel > Russell in and 1870 census in Texas. However, there is a Daniel living in > Haywood County TN in 1880, age 28. He should have been 29 or 30. > > There was another Joab A. Russell, son of John R. Russell, living in Hardin > County, he may have been in the Civil war, but he didn't die until 1873. > > I have not proof yet, but, I think Jennetta, the wife of Joab, may have been > a daughter of Daniel Smith. Daniel and Pleasant were both Smith names. > > 1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN > 61-61 Joab A. Russell 23 TN 2nd CD > Jennetta R. 24 TN > Daniel S. 4/12 TN > > <FONT COLOR="#000000" BACK="#ffffff" style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=41-41 John R. Russell 33 TN 2nd CD > Catherine 29 TN > Joab A. 9 TN > Margaret A. 8 TN > David A. 6 TN > Robert J. 4 TN > Mary E. 2 TN > Mahlia J. 6/12 TN > > 1860 Census, Hardin Co., TN > 1611 J. A. Russell 33 TN farmer 14th C. D. (Joab A) > Jennetta (Smith?) 34 TN > Daniel 10 TN > Robert 6 TN > Marvin 3 TN <FONT COLOR="#000000" BACK="#ffffff" style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=3 PTSIZE=12 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FA > Pleasant 11/12 TN > > 122 John Russell 43 TN farmer 2nd C. D. > Catherine 41 TN > Joab 19 TN > Margaret 17 TN > David 15 TN > Robert 14 TN > Mary 12 TN > Matilda 10 TN > William 6 TN > > 1870 Census, DeSoto Co., MS > J. A. Russels, 43, TN > Jenn, 45, TN > Warren, 12, TN > Alexander, 11, TN > Nettie, 6, TN > George, 3, MS > > 1880 Census, Haywood Co., TN, District 7 > Daniel Russell 28 TN TN TN > Katie G. 22 TN TN TN > Eva 4 TN TN TN > Florence 1 TN TN TN > Maggie Pope 50 TN m-i-l > > 1880 Census Henry Co., TN, Cottage Grove > S. S. Watson 32 KY IRE KY > Lee E. 23 KY VA KY > Maud 3 KY KY KY > Tandie S. 1 KY KY KY > J. A. Russell 53 TN NC CT > > David > > Then parts of a letter I wrote you regarding Joab Russell: > > I had time to check Joab A. Russell. I did find the following listed at the > Tennessee State Library and Archives > > Joab A. Russell found in: > Civil War Confederate Pension Applications Index Note: The name Russell, > Joab A. appears on a Tennessee Confederate Application > > Applicant Information > Name: Russell, Mattie > County of residence at time of application: Humphreys, TN > Application type: Widow > Application numbers associated with this individual: W10206 > Military Information > Soldiers Name: Joab A. Russell > State Served: TN > Information: A photocopy of this pension application may be obtained from > the Tennessee State Library and Archives. Please contact the Tennessee State > Library and Archives for pricing and availability at the following address: > Tennessee State Library and Archives, Research Services, 403 Seventh Avenue North, > Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0312 > > Also, another J. A. Russell was killed 1862 in the Civil War. Have no idea > his relation to Joab A. Russell. > > Then I found a tax record for a Joab Russell and sure wonder his relationship > to the Russells of Hardin Co. as Independence Co. AR is the next county over > to Jackson Co. where William Henry and wife Elizabeth Russell, and also, > Robert R. Russell and family moved in about 1853 from Hardin Co. > > Joab Russell, 1825 Tax Year, Independence County Arkansas, Township 4 > > Carolyn Anderson > > > > > ==== TNHARDIN Mailing List ==== > Visit the Hardin County, Tennessee Genealogy and History Page at > http://www.tngenweb.org/hardin/ > >

You can find the Nashville Christian Advocate on the Davidson Co TN website at http://www.tngenweb.org/records/davidson/ Nolin

David, I think you are talking about The Christian Advocate, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE, by Jonathan Kennon Thompson Smith. I have looked and can't find it on the internet anywhere, but I have made several notes from the publication on my relatives sheets. Isn't it sad about David Donahue? He had done so much to help us all. If I find something on Joab, I will forward it to you. Jane A self-appointed family historian and proud of it. You can check out my family's history at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hookersbend/

Hi David, I'm pasting a letter from you dated 4-17-2003 below. It covers the Census records you requested for Joab Russell, however, I've been unable to locate the Methodist Publication for Jeanette Smith.   <<Thanks for the material on the Russell Family.   I became interested in Joab A. Russell because of his Civil War Activities.  He was a good soldier, having fought with Robertson's Cavalry Company (later became G Company of the First Confederate), 52nd Tennessee Infantry, 51st Consolodated Tennessee Infantry Regiment, and last, 21st "Wilson's" Cavalry regiment under Forest.  As you all already knew, he moved to DeSota Co. MS soon after the war.  See 1870 Census below.  I have found a J. A. Russell the right age, 53, living with a Watson in Henry Co. TN in 1880.  If that is him, where is his family?  The census lists his occupation as a minister which is consistant with what Joab said in one of his letters.  I Could not find His son Daniel Russell in and 1870 census in Texas.  However, there is a Daniel living in Haywood County TN in 1880, age 28.  He should have been 29 or 30.   There was another Joab A. Russell, son of John R. Russell, living in Hardin County, he may have been in the Civil war, but he didn't die until 1873.   I have not proof yet, but, I think Jennetta, the wife of Joab, may have been a daughter of Daniel Smith.  Daniel and Pleasant were both Smith names.   1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN 61-61 Joab A. Russell 23 TN 2nd CD Jennetta R. 24 TN Daniel S. 4/12 TN   <FONT COLOR="#000000" BACK="#ffffff" style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=41-41 John R. Russell 33 TN 2nd CD Catherine 29 TN Joab A. 9 TN Margaret A. 8 TN David A. 6 TN Robert J. 4 TN Mary E. 2 TN Mahlia J. 6/12 TN   1860 Census, Hardin Co., TN 1611 J. A. Russell 33 TN farmer 14th C. D. (Joab A) Jennetta (Smith?) 34 TN Daniel 10 TN Robert 6 TN Marvin 3 TN <FONT COLOR="#000000" BACK="#ffffff" style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=3 PTSIZE=12 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FA Pleasant 11/12 TN   122 John Russell 43 TN farmer 2nd C. D. Catherine 41 TN Joab 19 TN Margaret 17 TN David 15 TN Robert 14 TN Mary 12 TN Matilda 10 TN William 6 TN   1870 Census, DeSoto Co., MS J. A. Russels, 43, TN Jenn, 45, TN Warren, 12, TN Alexander, 11, TN Nettie, 6, TN George, 3, MS   1880 Census, Haywood Co., TN,  District 7  Daniel Russell 28 TN TN TN Katie G.          22 TN TN TN Eva                  4 TN TN TN Florence           1 TN TN TN Maggie Pope   50 TN           m-i-l   1880 Census Henry Co., TN, Cottage Grove    S. S. Watson  32 KY IRE KY Lee E.            23 KY VA KY Maud               3 KY KY KY Tandie S.         1 KY KY KY J. A. Russell   53 TN NC CT    David Then parts of a letter I wrote you regarding Joab Russell: I had time to check Joab A. Russell.  I did find the following listed at the Tennessee State Library and Archives Joab A. Russell found in: Civil War Confederate Pension Applications Index Note:  The name Russell, Joab A. appears on a Tennessee Confederate Application     Applicant Information Name:  Russell, Mattie     County of residence at time of application:  Humphreys, TN     Application type:  Widow     Application numbers associated with this individual:  W10206 Military Information Soldiers Name:  Joab A. Russell     State Served:  TN Information:  A photocopy of this pension application may be obtained from the Tennessee State Library and Archives. Please contact the Tennessee State Library and Archives for pricing and availability at the following address: Tennessee State Library and Archives, Research Services, 403 Seventh Avenue North, Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0312   Also, another J. A. Russell was killed 1862 in the Civil War. Have no idea his relation to Joab A. Russell. Then I found a tax record for a Joab Russell and sure wonder his relationship to the Russells of Hardin Co. as Independence Co. AR is the next county over to Jackson Co. where William Henry and wife Elizabeth Russell, and also, Robert R. Russell and family moved in about 1853 from Hardin Co. Joab Russell, 1825 Tax Year, Independence County Arkansas, Township 4 Carolyn Anderson   

I have gotten ready to write an article on Joab A. Russell and have lost some of my material, both on the computer and hard copies that I had. I had located Joab A. Russell in the 1870 or the 1880 census of Henry County TN, living with kin folk. I can't find that information. There was a Dan Russell living in Haywood Co., TN in 1870 or 80. I have lost that. Last, the death of Joab's first wife, Jeanette Smith was reported in a Methodist publication of which I have a copy somewhere. Does anyone have any of this information? Help! David

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Your still on the list. Jerry W. Murphy [email protected] Jerry's Homepage: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jwmurphy/ Rootsweb List Administrator: ALFRANKL-L, TNHARDIN-L, TNWASHIN-L, TNWAYNE-L BRATTON-L, CAVENDER-L, COCHRAN-L, HAFLEY-L, PATTERSON-L, SOWERBY-L Wayne County, Tennessee Co-County Coordinator: http://www.netease.net/wayne ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2004 12:06 AM Subject: [TNHARDIN] Am I still subscribed? > I have not received any posts from this list for a few days. About the > time I stopped receiving posts, I changed my email setup. I just want to > be sure that messages to me are not bouncing back. > > Thank you. > > Star > > > _______________________________________________________________ > Save rainforest for free with a Planet-Save.com e-mail account: > http://www.planet-save.com > > > ==== TNHARDIN Mailing List ==== > Visit the Hardin County, Tennessee Genealogy and History Page at > http://www.tngenweb.org/hardin/ > >

I have not received any posts from this list for a few days. About the time I stopped receiving posts, I changed my email setup. I just want to be sure that messages to me are not bouncing back. Thank you. Star _______________________________________________________________ Save rainforest for free with a Planet-Save.com e-mail account: http://www.planet-save.com

I received the following message from a bellsouth.net address that I don't know. >I Believe You Are Related To Our Richardson's Please E-mail Me And I'll Be Glad To Help You Find Out. Does anyone know if it is okay to answer it? I would dearly love to answer it, but I think I read a warning about this type of message being some sort of scam. I get messages from the Rootsweb message boards and I always answer those. This could be a genealogist who wants to sell their services or a family book. I think it could be a scam. Does anyone have an opinion? Thanks. Star _______________________________________________________________ Save rainforest for free with a Planet-Save.com e-mail account: http://www.planet-save.com

Kathy, I don't know why Houston has so many TN records, but I do know that a lady in Dallas left many thousands of dollars to the genealogical section of the Dallas Public Library, instructing Lloyd Bockstruck to spend the money on TN records. He spent months spending all that money. There is a bank of microfilm drawers filled with records on TN counties: deed, probate, chancery court, newspapers, and many other kinds of records. Lloyd, as always, did a remarkable job on this project. Sharon Agee Morrow > ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 > Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2004 22:58:55 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Tennessee Records in Texas > > Sharon, > Why are there so many Tennessee county records in > Texas? > I know that quite a few records I have looked for > are not in the county. > Sometimes I was told that the records were sent to > Nashville. How can > I find out which Tennessee records are available in > Texas? > > Kathy Tolliver > > Searching for: BOWEN, GREEN, BURDEN, ASBELL. >

Sharon, Why are there so many Tennessee county records in Texas? I know that quite a few records I have looked for are not in the county. Sometimes I was told that the records were sent to Nashville. How can I find out which Tennessee records are available in Texas? Kathy Tolliver Searching for: BOWEN, GREEN, BURDEN, ASBELL.

Can somebody direct me to the Hitchcock Cemetery in Hardin County? I'm looking for the grave of Isaac Hitchcock, b. c. 1880 NC, died Hardin County after 1860. Thank you, Pete Orlebeke [email protected]

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Please note that my e-mail address has changed. Thanks, David New address: [email protected]