Deborah, Ellender Thacker, b. ca 1793, was among the first organized group of settlers that came to the Hardin County area before it was a county in 1816 She came with her two children, William and Shepperd. She was a Brazelton whose husband had died before 1816. B. G. Brazelton wrote in 1885, "A History of Hardin County," in which he states that Shepperd was the youngest child of Ellender and 10 years old in 1816. The census information would indicate that he was only 1 or 2 years old at that time. She did not have any daughters that I know of. The gravestone of Sheppard Thacker shows: 10/06/1814- 01/22/1899 I don't know what happened to the brother of Sheppard? I am also posting this message to the list. Perhaps there is an answer there? David Cerro Gordo 1820 Census, Hardin Co., TN Ellender Thacker 2-0001 1830 Census, Shelby Co., TN E. Thacker 1102-10001 1830 Census, Hardin Co., TN Wilson Allen 222001-000001 Micajah Allen 100001-000001 1840 Census, Hardin Co., TN Ellender Thacker 01002-0000001, 2nd C. D. Wilson Allen 0122202-0000001, 6th C. D. Micajah Allen 011001-010001, 5th C. D. 1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN Shepperd Thacker 35 TN Farmer, 2nd C. D. Mary 31 TN Francis P. 15 TN William 4 TN Sarah M. 1 TN Eleander 57 TN Samuel R. Allen 18 KY Laborer Matthew Allen 36 NC 1st C. D. Nancy 24 AL Amanda M. 6 TN James Allen 28 KY 1st C. D. Martha 22 TN Newton 7 TN Micajah G. Allen 48 VA 2nd C. D. Elizabeth 50 SC Aaron W. 23 TN Elizabeth A. 18 TN John M. 14 TN John Allen 45 NC 3rd C. D. Polly 44 TN James 20 TN Martha 18 TN Elizabeth 16 TN William 14 TN John 12 TN Samuel 10 TN Alexander 8 TN Eliza 6 TN David 3 TN George M. 1 TN Wilson Allen 43 KY 6th C. D. Marian 52 KY Return D. 23 TN Duncan C. 15 TN 1860 Census, Hardin Co., TN Shepard Thacker 45 Mary 36 Frances P. 17 William 14 Sarah M. 12 John 10 Mary E. 4 Josephine T. 10/12 Elender 63 C. H. Whitlow 31 Henretta 29 William W. 13 Granville A. 10 Mary S. 8 James M. 6 Amanda H. 3 Milton Whitlow 52 Sarah 42 Emily 18 Oscar E. 16 Granville H. 14 Noah M. J. 12 Augustus 10 Amanda 8 James B. 4 Elizabeth Moseley 80 1870 Census, Hardin Co., TN Samuel Allen 38 KY Farmer, 14th C. D. Harriet 35 TN Milton 11 TN Sally 6 TN Sherman 4 TN Grant 1 TN Sheperd Thacker 54 TN Farmer, 14th C. D. Mary 51 TN John 18 TN Elizabeth 14 TN Josephine 12 TN Prantis 6 TN Willaim Thacker 24 TN Farmer, 14th C. D. Mary Ann 23 TN Brownlow 2 TN Pearson Green 12 TN 1880 Census, Hardin Co., TN Samuel R. Allen 49 KY 12 th C. D. Harriet W. 45 TN James 21 TN Sarah 16 TN William 14 TN Grant 12 TN Effie 7 TN William Thacker 34 TN 5th C. D. Mary A. 33 TN Eng. TN Brownlow 12 TN Frances 9 TN Amelia 7 TN Sarah M. 4 TN Carah E. 2 TN Pearson Green 20 TN Eng. TN, sister-in-law Shepard Thacker 65 TN VA TN 5th C. D. Farmer Mary A. 63 TN SC SC Prentice 16 TN son John Thacker 28 TN 5th C. D. Farmer Sarah F. 27 TN Esra 1 TN Margaret A. Auston 20 AL TN TN given? William R. Thacker 60 TN NC KY Farmer 8th C. D. Mary J. 52 TN VA TN John H. 22 TN Andrew C. 20 TN Julia M. 16 TN William R. 13 TN Edwin A. 13 TN WaxhwDPatt@aol.com wrote: > Hi. > I have reviewed what you sent me on your Samuel Allen and his association with > Sheppard Thacker. Do you by any chance have Sheppard Thackers birth or death > or info on his parents or siblings? If not, do you know of researchers who > might? I believe my Mary Ann Thacker who married John R. Allen may be a > sister to him, but I haven't found anything yet to indicate that. > > I recently put another query in on this problem to McNairy digest... > Deborah

The tombstones in question were erected many years after the death of Hiram (correct given name) and Sarah. I don't know who had them erected, but it is obvious when one looks at them that they are - in genealogical terms - fairly new. Also, the dates engraved on the stones are incorrect. These people are in my direct line, and I have done much research on them, so I know the dates that are on the tombstones are not correct. The data on the Cemetery Census, however, does reflect the dates as found on the tombstone. Hope this helps to answer any questions. Roseanne Cain -----Original Message----- From: David Cagle <dcagle@centuryinter.net> To: TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com <TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, March 27, 1999 8:33 PM Subject: [TNHARDIN-L] Re: Question of dates >Ann Lee Bussey, >Checking the "1880 Hardin County Cemetery Census," it is exactly as Bill has >copied it. However, in the comments section of the Cemetery Census, there is a >note that Haran's gravestone reads: >Haran Haynes, husband of Sarah. Her stone reads: Sarah Haynes, wife of Haran. >This leaves no doubt about their identity. I have not seen the grave stones >but suspect they are very hard to read. A 5 an 8 and a 3 can easily be >confused. I have no doubt that they both read 1855 if that is how they should >read. > >Bill there was no e-mail address for this lady. > >David >========== >Bill > >Bill Darnell wrote: > >> Thank you for your compliment. Yes, a date could be wrong. The posting on >> the web was done directly from the same records the book came from. There >> was no way I could check it out. I am also copying this to someone else who >> might shed more light on this. >> Bill >> >> >I am the great great granddaughter of Haran Haynes and Sarah (Sally) Lamb >> >Haynes. I thought I had located them in the Holland's Creek Cemetery along >> >with other family members. However, the date of Haram Haynes' birth is >> 1835 >> >and Sarah Haynes' is 1885. Is there a chance this could be in error? That >> is >> >50 years difference in their ages. If this is correct, they cannot >> possibly >> >be my great great grandparents as my great grandmother was born in 1855. >> If >> >it is possible for you to clarify these dates, I would be most >> appreciative. >> > >> >I have already written once to tell you how wonderful your cemetery listing >> is >> >and how helpful it has been. I still have not found such a list in any >> other >> >county. >> > >> >Thank you. >> > >> > Ann Lee Bussey >> > > > > >

Appeared in the Independent Appeal Wednesday, March 17, 1999 MARY LOU CAIN, age 97, died Tues. Mar. 9, 1999, at Methodist Healthcare McNairy of heart failure. She was a retired cafeteria worker at Brown Show Company and a member of Stantonville Church of Christ. Services took place at 11 am on Wed. Mar. 10, 1999, at Shackelford Chapel in Selmer. Burial was held at Stantonville Cem. In Stantonville. Officiating the services was Minister Rolland Pack. Pallbearers were Autry Emmons, Terry Emmons, Pete Smith, Wayne Strickland, Craig Strickland, Don Emmons, and Darrell Emmons. Miss Cain was preceded in death by her mother, Sally Johnson Cain, and Father, Thomas A. Cain. She is survived by great nieces and nephews, gr-grand nieces and nephews, and gr-gr-grand nieces and nephews. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ILENE SWAIN TAYLOR, age 89, died on Thurs. Mar. 11, 1999, at Magnolia Regional Health Center of heart failure. She was a homemaker and a member of Unity Baptist Church. Services took place at 3:30pm on Sun. Mar. 13, 1999, at Unity Baptist Church in Ramer. Burial was held at Ramer Cem. In Ramer. Officiating the services were Ministers Jetta Forsythe and Johnny Burns. Pallbearers were Robert Miller, Jeff Taylor, Michael Huggins, David Huggins, Stuart Andrews, Jason Elam, and Tommy Elam. Mrs. Taylor was preceded in death by her mother, Lottie Peak Swain, and father, Jesse Swain. She is survived by husband, Emmitt Taylor, four daughter, Pat Elam of Ramer, Kaye Lawless of Ramer, Betty Huggins of Memphis, and Mary Jean Miller of Ramer, Godchild, Nancy Jane Barnes off Ludlow, KY, one son, Tom Taylor of Ramer, two sisters, Jewell Ellis of Bethel Springs, and Irene Wolfe of Ramer, fifteen grandchildren, and thirty-two gr-grandchildren. Memorial contributions can be made in lieu of flowers to Youth Town Tennessee — P.O. Box 1385, Jackson, TN 38301 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> (There is a photo of Vinnie. I will be happy to send photo to anyone who wishes) VINNIE EVERETT, age 91, died on Thurs. Mar. 11, 1999, at Magnolia Regional Health Center of heart failure. She was a homemaker and a member of Butlers Chapel Baptist Church. Services took place at 1:30pm on Sun. Mar. 14, 1999, at Shackelford Chapel in Selmer. Burial was held at Indian Creek Cem. In Ramer. Officiating the services was Minister Keith King. Mrs. Everett was preceded in death by her husband, Archie V. Everett, one daughter, Shirley Hill, and her parents, James Albert and Ida Butler. She is survived by four daughters Virginia Laughter, Lurline Morphis, and Gearldine Brown all of Memphis, and Dorothy Wilbanks of Ramer, two sons, Howard Everett of Ramer, and James Travis Everett of Memphis, one sister, Nancy West off Paris, five grandchildren, and eight gr-grandchildren. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> MYRTLE M. NEW, age 78, died on Thurs. Mar 11, 1999, at Baptist Central Hospital in Memphis of heart failure. She was a homemaker. Services took place at 11am on Sat. Mar. 13, 1999, at Shackelford Chapel in Selmer. Burial was held at Moores Schoolhouse Cem. In Selmer. Mrs. New was survived by two sons, James New of Byhalia, Miss., and Jerry new of Memphis. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> AUDIE MAE BURKS, age 87, died on Thurs. Mar. 11, 1999, at Huntsville Rehabilitation and Health Center of heart failure. She was a homemaker and a member of West Shiloh Baptist Church. Services took place at 1pm on Sat. Mar. 13, 1999, at Shackelford Chapel in Selmer. Burial was held at Stantonville Cem. In Stantonville. Officiating the services was Minister Jerry Wood. Pallbearers were Neal Burks, Jerry Burks, Sammy Davis, James Glidwell, Dean Glidwell, and Earl Dancer. Mrs. Burks was preceded in death by her husband, Earett Burks, mother, LeDonia Nichols Smith, and father, Samuel B. Smith. Se is survived by one daughter, Mary Ruth Fullwood of Harvest, Ala., and son-in-law, O’Neal Fullwood, sixteen grandchildren, and nineteen gr-grandchildren. >>>>>>end Appeared in the Independent Appeal Wednesday, March 17, 1999 MARY LOU CAIN, age 97, died Tues. Mar. 9, 1999, at Methodist Healthcare McNairy of heart failure. She was a retired cafeteria worker at Brown Show Company and a member of Stantonville Church of Christ. Services took place at 11 am on Wed. Mar. 10, 1999, at Shackelford Chapel in Selmer. Burial was held at Stantonville Cem. In Stantonville. Officiating the services was Minister Rolland Pack. Pallbearers were Autry Emmons, Terry Emmons, Pete Smith, Wayne Strickland, Craig Strickland, Don Emmons, and Darrell Emmons. Miss Cain was preceded in death by her mother, Sally Johnson Cain, and Father, Thomas A. Cain. She is survived by great nieces and nephews, gr-grand nieces and nephews, and gr-gr-grand nieces and nephews. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ILENE SWAIN TAYLOR, age 89, died on Thurs. Mar. 11, 1999, at Magnolia Regional Health Center of heart failure. She was a homemaker and a member of Unity Baptist Church. Services took place at 3:30pm on Sun. Mar. 13, 1999, at Unity Baptist Church in Ramer. Burial was held at Ramer Cem. In Ramer. Officiating the services were Ministers Jetta Forsythe and Johnny Burns. Pallbearers were Robert Miller, Jeff Taylor, Michael Huggins, David Huggins, Stuart Andrews, Jason Elam, and Tommy Elam. Mrs. Taylor was preceded in death by her mother, Lottie Peak Swain, and father, Jesse Swain. She is survived by husband, Emmitt Taylor, four daughter, Pat Elam of Ramer, Kaye Lawless of Ramer, Betty Huggins of Memphis, and Mary Jean Miller of Ramer, Godchild, Nancy Jane Barnes off Ludlow, KY, one son, Tom Taylor of Ramer, two sisters, Jewell Ellis of Bethel Springs, and Irene Wolfe of Ramer, fifteen grandchildren, and thirty-two gr-grandchildren. Memorial contributions can be made in lieu of flowers to Youth Town Tennessee — P.O. Box 1385, Jackson, TN 38301 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> (There is a photo of Vinnie. I will be happy to send photo to anyone who wishes) VINNIE EVERETT, age 91, died on Thurs. Mar. 11, 1999, at Magnolia Regional Health Center of heart failure. She was a homemaker and a member of Butlers Chapel Baptist Church. Services took place at 1:30pm on Sun. Mar. 14, 1999, at Shackelford Chapel in Selmer. Burial was held at Indian Creek Cem. In Ramer. Officiating the services was Minister Keith King. Mrs. Everett was preceded in death by her husband, Archie V. Everett, one daughter, Shirley Hill, and her parents, James Albert and Ida Butler. She is survived by four daughters Virginia Laughter, Lurline Morphis, and Gearldine Brown all of Memphis, and Dorothy Wilbanks of Ramer, two sons, Howard Everett of Ramer, and James Travis Everett of Memphis, one sister, Nancy West off Paris, five grandchildren, and eight gr-grandchildren. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> MYRTLE M. NEW, age 78, died on Thurs. Mar 11, 1999, at Baptist Central Hospital in Memphis of heart failure. She was a homemaker. Services took place at 11am on Sat. Mar. 13, 1999, at Shackelford Chapel in Selmer. Burial was held at Moores Schoolhouse Cem. In Selmer. Mrs. New was survived by two sons, James New of Byhalia, Miss., and Jerry new of Memphis. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> AUDIE MAE BURKS, age 87, died on Thurs. Mar. 11, 1999, at Huntsville Rehabilitation and Health Center of heart failure. She was a homemaker and a member of West Shiloh Baptist Church. Services took place at 1pm on Sat. Mar. 13, 1999, at Shackelford Chapel in Selmer. Burial was held at Stantonville Cem. In Stantonville. Officiating the services was Minister Jerry Wood. Pallbearers were Neal Burks, Jerry Burks, Sammy Davis, James Glidwell, Dean Glidwell, and Earl Dancer. Mrs. Burks was preceded in death by her husband, Earett Burks, mother, LeDonia Nichols Smith, and father, Samuel B. Smith. Se is survived by one daughter, Mary Ruth Fullwood of Harvest, Ala., and son-in-law, O’Neal Fullwood, sixteen grandchildren, and nineteen gr-grandchildren. >>>>>>end Have a great day!! Barbara Barbara@matnet.com

Ann Lee Bussey, Checking the "1880 Hardin County Cemetery Census," it is exactly as Bill has copied it. However, in the comments section of the Cemetery Census, there is a note that Haran's gravestone reads: Haran Haynes, husband of Sarah. Her stone reads: Sarah Haynes, wife of Haran. This leaves no doubt about their identity. I have not seen the grave stones but suspect they are very hard to read. A 5 an 8 and a 3 can easily be confused. I have no doubt that they both read 1855 if that is how they should read. Bill there was no e-mail address for this lady. David ========== Bill Bill Darnell wrote: > Thank you for your compliment. Yes, a date could be wrong. The posting on > the web was done directly from the same records the book came from. There > was no way I could check it out. I am also copying this to someone else who > might shed more light on this. > Bill > > >I am the great great granddaughter of Haran Haynes and Sarah (Sally) Lamb > >Haynes. I thought I had located them in the Holland's Creek Cemetery along > >with other family members. However, the date of Haram Haynes' birth is > 1835 > >and Sarah Haynes' is 1885. Is there a chance this could be in error? That > is > >50 years difference in their ages. If this is correct, they cannot > possibly > >be my great great grandparents as my great grandmother was born in 1855. > If > >it is possible for you to clarify these dates, I would be most > appreciative. > > > >I have already written once to tell you how wonderful your cemetery listing > is > >and how helpful it has been. I still have not found such a list in any > other > >county. > > > >Thank you. > > > > Ann Lee Bussey > >

Hello Robyn: I'm sorry, I don't have a scanner, so I can't make you copies of the the pages from the two books I mentioned. But perhaps someone in Hardin Co. TN has those books and can get copies made of the pages about Elisha B. HARBOUR. I'll try to get copies made and snail mail them to you. Robyn, do you have information on the children of Elisha B. HARBOUR & Martha Frances PITTS? Tom In a message dated 3/27/99 17:38:24, ENGINEER92 writes: << Yes!!! That is him. That is interesting, because the slave ancestors I had with the surname HARBOUR seemed to live near many slaves with the surname PITTS so I know there is a connection. I don't know anything else about the Pitts however. I seem to remember getting an email a while back with some PITTS references I will see if I can find it. Is there good historical info on EB HARBOUR in the book you mentioned? If you could either send it to me as an attachment if you have a scanner or mail it to me I would be most apprec- iative. The more info I have on him, the closer I get to tracing my own ancestors. My address is Robyn Smith, 6749 Old Waterloo Rd. #207 Elkridge, MD 21075 Thanks so much for responding to my query. I will look for the info I mentioned. Robyn Volunteer of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness >> In a message dated 3/27/99 2:25:25, TNHARDIN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << ______________________________ --------------------

Mook, Barbara wrote: > > Appeared in the Independent Appeal Wednesday, March 10, 1999 Barbara, I'm looking for WHITE family information in Hardin and Wayne Co., TN and Lauderdale Co., AL I would like to thank you at this time for the obits that are being posted. I average 50 e-mails a day from these three areas and other mailing list, and even though very, very few are ties into my family names, they're still there. Even made a lot of contacts through the lists, so I'm grateful. So before anyone may ever think that some things take up too much space, where would you be without the info? Again thank you. If anyone is researching the WHITE family lines in the above areas, please reply to me at home Debbie<jake@ro.com> Debbie Cossey Wasserburger Huntsville, AL GenMaster http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/7578

Hello Everyone, I have a list of all the regiments of colored troops from Tennessee in the Civil War. What I'm trying to find out is which ones my ancestors may have joined from Hardin County. I have not looked in Dyer's Compendium yet, but does anyone have a resource to find out which regiments were formed in Hardin or nearest Hardin? This information would be most helpful to my research. Thank you, Robyn MD Volunteer of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness

Appeared in the Independent Appeal Wednesday, March 10, 1999 RUTHIE LANDRETH NOLAND, age 71, died on Saturday, Mar. 6, 1999, at Presbyterian Hospital in Plano, TX, of repertory failure. She was a retired beautician and a member of Leapwood Baptist church in Memphis. Services will take place at 11 am on Fri. Mar. 12, 1999, at Shackelford Chapel in Adamsville. Burial will be held at mars Hill Cem. In Adamsville. Mrs. Noland was preceded in death by her husband, Herman Leigh Noland. She is survived by her daughter, Patricia L. Utley of Greenville, TX, two sons, Michael L. Noland of Memphis and Mallon G. Noland of Plano, TX, four sisters, Leva Plunk of San Diego, Calf., Lucille McIntyre of Bethel Springs, Madell Wallace and Joyce Collier both of Memphis, one brother Everett G. Landreth of Adamsville, and four grandchildren. >>>>>>>>>>>> ORGIE MAE LAMBERT, age 84, died on Wed. Mar. 3, 1999, at Tri-County Convalescent Home in Adamsville of heart failure. She was a homemaker. Services took place at 1 pm on Fri., Mar. 5, 1999, at Shackelford Chapel in Selmer. Burial was held at Coln Cem. In Acton. Officiating the service was Minister Bill Wages. Mrs. Lambert was preceded in death by her husband, Millard Lambert, father, Walter Watkins, and mother, Mary Thacker Watkins. She was survived by her two sons, Bobby Lambert Sr. of Walls Miss., and Milton Lambert of Selmer, one brother, Elmer Watkins of Corinth, Miss. And several grandchildren and gr-grandchildren. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> CLINTON R. LEATH, age 64, died on Fri., Mar. 5, 1999, at Milan General Hospital in Milan of respiratory failure. He was a truck driver for Milan Express, a Baptist, and a Veteran U.S. Army. Services took place at 1:30 pm on Mon. Mar. 8, 1999, at Shackelford Chapel in Adamsville. Burial was held at Shady Grove Cem. In Shiloh. Officiating the services were Ministers Doyle Johnson and W. D. McCollum. Mr. Leath was preceded in death by his mother, Laura Wood Leath, and father, Arthur Leath. He is survived by his wife, Edith white Leath, two sons, David Leath and Dan Leath both of Adamsville, and five grandchildren. >>>>>>>>>>> Have a great day!! Barbara Barbara@matnet.com

Appeared in the Independent Appeal Wednesday, March 10, 1999 MICHAEL ARRON VANCE, age 2, died on Friday, Mar. 5, 1999, at his home of smoke inhalation. Services took place at 3pm on Sun. Mar. 7, 1999, at Shackelford Chapel in Adamsville. Burial was held at Adamsville Cem. in Adamsville. Officiating the services were Ministers Larry Rich and john Chase. Michael Arron Vance is survived by his parents, Michael and Janice Brasher Vance of Adamsville, two sister, Sarah Bailey of Jacks Creek and Amber Vance of Palm Bay, Fla., one brother, Christopher Cody Bailey of Jacks Creek, grandparents, Logan and Wanda Brasher of Reagan, Barbara Brantley of Lexington, Josephine Vance and Lynnwood Vance both of Davenport, Fla., and great-grandparents, Grapie Brasher of Reagan, James Turman Brantley of Regan and Anna Richardson of Danville, Ky. Vance Memorial Fund A memorial fund has been established by the Adamsville Police Department in memory of Michael Arron Vance. The fund will be used to help defray family expenses incurred with the tragedy. Donation can be turned in directly to the Farmer�s & Merchant�s Bank in Adamsville or taken to Adamsville City Hall. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> CORA WHITE GRIMES, age 96 died on Fri. Mar. 5, 1999, at Jackson General Hospital of congestive heart failure. She was a homemaker and a member of the Pentecostal Church. She was born and reared in Waterloo, Ala., daughter of the late John and Cynthia White. She attended schools in Waterloo, and in 1918, was married to John Wade Grimes of Waterloo, they made their home in Waterloo, until 1930, when they moved to Arkansas, and then to Savannah and in 1941, they moved to Henderson. They farmed all their life. Mr. Grimes died in 1977. Services took place at 3pm on Sat., March 6, 1999, at Casey Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was held at Harmony Cem. Officiating the services was Pastor Jerry Holland and Rev Noel Daniels. Mrs. Grimes was preceded in death by three sons, Melvin, Granville and Denis Grimes, and two daughter, Elzie Grimes and Rose Crowe. She is survived by two sons, Emil Grimes of Bethel Springs and Howard Grimes of Reagan, two daughter, Mary m Carroll of Memphis and Lorean Thompson of Jackson, eleven grandchildren, fifteen great-grandchildren, and two grgrgrandchildren. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> FAYE WHITE NEAL, age 64, died on Sat. Mar. 6, 1999, at Magnolia Regional Health Center of cancer. She was a member of Lorraine Baptist Church and the VFW Auxiliary. She served as a mobile home escort for 44 years and was known by many on the CB as �Trailor Girl.� She loved her family and friends. Services took place at 1pm on Mon. Mar. 8, 1999, at Magnolia Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was held at Lorraine Baptist Church Cem. Officiating the service were Rev. Taft Nethery, Jim Johnson, and Charlie Browning. Honorary Pallbearers were Phil Baldwin, Tim Durbin, Jay Durbin and Terry Stephens. Pallbearers were serval mobile home carrier friends. Mrs. Neal was preceded in death by her father, Dolmer L. White. She is survived by her mother, Ludie Curtis White of Corinth, Miss. Two daughter, Dianne Baldwin and Husband Phil of Corinth and Martha Durbin and husband Tim of Michie, two grandchildren, Regina Stephens and husband Terry of Corinth and Jay Durbin and friend Jamie Mullins of Michie, two great-grandchildren, Stephanie Settlemires and Courtney Settlemires, one brother, Bobby White and wife Reba Faye of Corinth. Miss., two sister, Jane Phelps and husband L. Wayne of Guntown, Miss., and Brenda Mills, Tupelo , Miss. And several nieces and nephews and a host of friends. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> THOMAS SANDERS, age 85, died Tues. Mar 2, 1999, at his home, of heart attack. Mr. Sanders was a retired carpenter and attended Union Grove Methodist Church. Services took place at 1pm on Thurs. Mar. 4, 1999, at Shackelford Funeral Chapel in Selmer. Burial was held at Union Grove Cem. In Selmer. Officiating the services was ministers Dr. Paul Mullikin, Barry Henson, and Robert Jetton. Pallbearers were Bill Sanders, Samuel W. Sanders. Jerry Don Sanders, Mark Pickens, and Jeff Cupples. Mr. Sanders was a lifelong friend of Mrs. Alma Homes and family. He leaves behind a host of relatives and fiends. He was preceded in death by his father, Grant Sanders, his mother, Mattie Sanders, a sister, Ruby Pickens and a brother, Jack Sanders. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Have a great day!! Barbara Barbara@matnet.com

Appeared in the Independent Appeal Wednesday, March 3, 1999 FRANK SMITH, age 82, died Tues, Feb. 23, 199, at Tri Co. Convalescent Home, of a heart attack and stroke. He was a retired carpenter, member of the Hallsville Baptist Church in Hallsville, Texas, VFW, U.S. Army Veteran-World War II. Graveside services took place at 3 pm on Fri. Feb. 26, 1999. Burial was held at Mt. Gilead Cem. In Bethel Springs. Officiating the services was Minister Ritchie Willard. Mr. Smith was preceded inn death by his parents, Johnnie Driggers Smith and Grover Cleveland Smith. He is survived by two daughters, Patsy VanBenthusen of Webb City, Mo., and Alice Garrison of Bethel Springs, one brother, William Earl Smith of Edgewood, Texas, three grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. >>>>>>>>>>> CORENE HOLLAND, age 70, died on Feb. 27, 1999, at her home. She was born in Lauderdale Co. Ala., daughter of the late Tucker Moomaw and Belle Vickery Moomaw. She farmed in her younger years and raised her 3 brothers and sisters. She worked at many factories in and around Henderson. She was a loving and dedicated mother, caring for many children, she enjoyed fishing, U.T. Football, crocheting, reading, and her pets. Services took place at 3 pm on Mon. Mar. 1, 1999, at Leon Johnson Funeral Home. Burial was held at Little Hatchie Cem. In Chester Co. Officiating the services was Rev. Fed Clifft. Mrs. Holland is survived by two daughters, Shannon Butler of Henderson and Samantha Rinks of Bethel Springs, two sons, Shayne Smith of Jackson and Frankie Hetrick of Bethel Springs, five grandchildren, Dexter Butler, Hunter Butler, Logan Butler, Amber Smith and April Smith, and a very close friend and soul mate, Bill Smith of Bethel Springs. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.. GERALD H. �JERRY� JOYCE, age 44, died on Fri. Feb. 26, 1999, at Methodist Healthcare McNairy Hospital of heart failure. He was a maintenance worker and an Air Force Veteran. Services took place at 3pm on Sun. Feb 28, 1999, at Shackelford Funeral Home. Burial was held at Ramer Cem. In Ramer. Officiating the services was Minister Jesse Petty. Mr. Joyce is survived by is wife, Laura Joyce of Memphis, a companion with whom he lived, Christina Mathenia of Ramer, three daughter, Mandy Joyce and Andrea Joyce both of Ramer, one son, Courtney Mathenia of Ramer, mother and step-father, Louise and John H. Carter of Bartlett, father, James P. Joyce of Southaven, Miss. Two sisters, Sherrye Sweeney and Dana Edwards both of Memphis, and two brothers, Rick Joyce of Gallaway and Tracy carter of Iuka, Miss. >>>>>>>>>>>> BARRY C. PITTS, age 37, died on Wes., Feb. 24, 1999, at Jackson-Madison Co. General Hospital of cancer. He was a teacher at Adamsville High School for grades 11 and 12. He was a member of Adamsville Church of Christ, had his Masters in Education from MTSU, was a former Adult Education Teacher, and a teacher at Adamsville High School for 12 years. Services took place at 3 pm on Fri. Feb. 26, 1999, at Adamsville Church of Christ. Burial was held at Adamsville Cem. In Adamsville. Officiating the services were Ministers Bobby Tillman and Mark Massey. Pallbearers were Terry Wood, Keith McDaniel, Dave Dickey, II, Eddie Frizzell, William Brewer, Marty Pettigrew, Robert Glover and Jack Pickard, Jr. Mr. Pitts is survived by his wife, Jennifer Jones Pitts, one daughter, Mollie Anna Pitts of Adamsville, parents, Bobby and Anna Lou Pitts of Adamsville, brother, Shawn and Joanna Pitts of Selmer, father and mother-in-law, Willie and Sue Jones of Adamsville, brother-in-law, Todd and Leigh Ann Jones of Muscle Shoals, Ala., three nieces, Sara Jones of Muscle Shoals, Ala., Emily Pitts of Selmer, and Allie Pitts of Selmer, one nephew, Ben Jones of Muscle Shoals, Ala., and maternal grandmother, Mildred Majors of Adamsville. Have a great day!! Barbara Barbara@matnet.com

I have been promised information on David Bingley Wade, but, have not seen it. David Bingley Wade, Sr. - Born 1747 in Pittsyville, Va Died: 23 July 1805 Pickens County SC married 25 July 1775 to: Sarah Angeley/Angelyn/Anglin born 18 Feb 1759 died: 18 July 1842 Pickens County,SC They had a son: Noah Wade. Born 1780 in SC died about 1845 married in Hardin County, TN: Rebecca Satterfield born 1793 died after 1860 in Craighead, ARK They had a son: David Hampton Wade born march 1810 in Maury County, TN died circa 1870-78 and was buried in Montgomery Cemetery in Wright county, MO married to: Permelia M. Moseley born Nov 14, 1815 died 13 Aug 1878 and was buried in Montgomery Cemetery in Wright county, MO They had a son: Noah Fountain Wade born Nov 30 1832 in Hardin, TN died 12 Feb 1912 and was buried in the Moseley Cemetery in Manes (wright county) MO married to Linnie Parmelia Polk born 1835 in TN, died 26 Aug 1910 place of death - Wright County, MO They had a son: John Riley Wade born 5 Feb 1856 died 6 july 1926 in wright county Mo married on Jan 27 1856 to: Sarah Beckham born 1835 in NC Died 7 July 1931 buried in Embree Cemetery in Manes Mo. 1830 Census, Hardin Co., TN Samuel Wade 00001-31001 Noah Wade 1000101-1330001 1840 Census, Hardin Co. TN Noah Wade 02100001-0011001 2nd C. D. David H. Wade 130001-10001 Robert Satterfield 002001-120001 John H. McConnell 10001-00001 Milton Whitlow 000001-10001 Samuel Wade 110001-122101 5th C. D. 1850 Census, Hardin Co. TN Harvey B. Wade 40 TN Saddler 11th C. D. Amanda 28 TN 26-26 David H. Wade 39 TN farmer 2nd C. D. Pamelia M. 35 SC Noah F. 17 TN Thomas B. 15 TN Pamelia A. 12 TN John H. 10 TN Mary J. 7 TN Teressa Ann 5 TN Sarah F. 2 TN 138-138 Rebecca Wade 57 SC 2nd C. D. Pheobe E. 20 TN Noah J. 18 TN Samuel W. 16 TN 43-43 Samuel Wade 47 NC 5th C. D. Zelphia 47 NC Abagailo 20 TN Henry H. 16 TN O. H. P. 15 TN Elizabeth 13 TN William H. 10 TN Nancy 7 TN Rhoda 4 TN NOAH WADE FAMILY Noah Wade was born ca 1780 and died 1840-50 in Hardin County Tennessee. He was married to Rebecca Satterfield, 1793 SC, died in 1860 in Craighead AR. They were probably married in Maury Co., TN where most of their children were born. Noah and family moved to Hardin Co., TN in the mid 1820’s and settled on a farm located on the waters of Indian Creek between Cross Roads and Mountain View. Noah is buried on the old family farm. See Map. The following material was prepared by Roberta Duke McCasland and her siblings in 1979 and is being printed here by their permission. David Cagle, 1998 WADE FAMILY NOAH WADE, was the father of William. M. Wade. Our records on Noah are not complete. The following Wade's mentioned are descendants of Noah Wade through Wm. M. Wade, Noah's son, which is 8 generations. We only have whirl-pool information & data on Noah. These are some comments handed down by those mentioned & retained by us; SARAH E. WADE (DUKE), grand-daughter of Wm. Wade, said "her great-grandmother, Noah Wade's wife, was a Miss Satterfield before marrying Noah Wade." This is recorded in Mormon Library in Utah by a Mrs. Hughes, information given her by Sarah E. Wade Duke. HOWARD WADE, grand-son of William Alexander (Gandy) Wade, great-grandson of Wm. & Jane Wade, has records from his grandfather that "Noah Wade is father of Gandy's father Wm." Some of Wm's brothers & sisters were Hampton, William & Jasper, girls Lavina (who married a Layden) Caroline & Ellen. WILLIE BOROUGHS CHANNELL, granddaughter of Wm. Wade & daughter of Rebecca Wade Boroughs remembers her uncle Jasper (a brother to Wm. Wade) coming to his demise in Jonesboro Arkansas where he had lived - also his nephew Polk McDonald (Pony) Wade (son of Noah Hampton Wade) visited uncle Jasper while he lived in Jonesboro. Rumors were "he owned much land & property in Jonesboro." (There could be some Wade history lurking around in Jonesboro, Arkansas). NOAH HAMPTON WADE, son of Wm. Wade, left the information "that Noah Wade, his grandfather, died and is buried in Hardin Co. TN near Burfield Ridge Road going into Brooks bottom" the grave is built up with limestone rock. Some portion in that small area is considered "the old Wade place." "Family graveyards" were their burial grounds in those early days. Should you be interested in finding the burial place of Noah & his old home site, Ben Duke, Bill Love, Leonard Love or Mel McCasland could probably direct you there. We have some data on a Noah Wade from a Mrs. Melba Hutchinson, 2021 Yosemite Dr. Lodi California 95240, she is a descendant of David Hampton Wade, son of Noah Wade. Her records show: Noah Wade born 1780-1790 died between 1840- 1850 in Hardin Co. buried on home place in Hardin Co. TN. This Noah Wade married Rebecca Twyne born 1793 died 1860 in Craighead, Arkansas with her son Noah J. Wade. Children listed to Noah & Rebecca were: H. B. WADE, born 1813 in Maury Co. Tennessee DAVID HAMPTON, born 1810 in Maury Co. TN married Permelia Moseley NYMPHIA WADE, born April 18, 1818 in Maury Co. TN married John Hewlett McConnell WM. M. WADE, born January 6, 1827 (not sure where) married Jane McCasland PHOEBE E. WADE, born 1830 in Hardin Co. TN NOAH J. WADE, born 1832 in Hardin Co. TN SAMUEL N. WADE, born 1834 in Hardin Co. TN SARAH WADE (Note: Sarah Wade was unknown to the original authors of this paper and has been added by the present writer. SARAH WADE, b. 10/30/1812, Maury Co., TN, d. 08/28/1868 in Hardin Co., TN, buried Whitlow Cemetery, was married ca 1836 to Milton Whitlow, b. 03/25/1808 in Laurens Co., SC, d. 02/09/1870 in Hardin Co., TN, buried in Whitlow Cemetery.—Cagle) David Cerro Gordo Bill Darnell wrote: > -----Original Message----- > From: IUSR_NT1@nt1.centuryinter.net <IUSR_NT1@nt1.centuryinter.net> > To: bdarnell@centuryinter.net <bdarnell@centuryinter.net> > Date: Friday, March 26, 1999 5:17 PM > Subject: Data posted to form 1 of > **** > >names: David Hampton Wade > >email: nancyranderson@worldnet.att.net > >Date: 3/26/99 > >Time: 5:14:30 PM > > > >query: > David Hampton Wade 1850 in Hardin Co. His father was Noah Wade. He was > married to Parmelia M. Moseley.Need information before 1850. He and his > family left in 1854 for Mo. along with James Courtney his neighbor. and > brother in law William Moseley and his family. >

Robyn, The E. Harbor you're looking for, could he possibly be Elisha B. HARBOUR, who was written about in "Remembrances--John A. Pitts", in "A History of Clifton Tennessee And It's People", by Russ Davidson, March 1992, published by the Wayne County News, Waynesboro, TN. Elisha B. HARBOUR m Martha Frances PITTS, b 6 Oct 1855, in Hardin Co. Robyn, if this is the same Elisha B. HARBOUR, do you have information on their children? Martha F. PITTS was a dau of John Fletcher PITTS and Emarintha M. MONTAGUE. Good Kin Searching, Tom Evans In a message dated 3/25/99 5:31:26, TNHARDIN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1999 22:19:08 EST From: ENGINEER92@aol.com To: TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <24594f31.36f9ab2c@aol.com> Subject: [TNHARDIN-L] 1860 Slave Schedules Question & Lookup Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Hello, 1)Can someone look up E. Harbor in the 5th district(either Elisha or Elijah, just says 'E') & Giles Holt (i think 4th district)on the 1860 census CD& tell me how many slave houses they had? (there is a narrow column for that info that I neglected to copy & would help my research....i am hoping it is on the CDs) 2) Does the order of the slaveowners on the census imply that they lived next door to one another ? Thanks for any help or guidance.... Robyn Elkridge, MD >>

Reply to mwillson@erols.com. ----- Original Message ----- From: mwillson <mwillson@erols.com> To: <TNHARDIN-l-request@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 25, 1999 9:35 PM Subject: John E Worley > Looking for any information on John E Worley married Etter Herron in Hardin > in 1888. John was born in Tn. ca 1859, was in Freestone, Texas in 1870 and > came back to Hardin with mother Barbara Howard Worley who later married Arch > Austin. I am trying to find any info or descendants of John and Etter > Worley. > Wanda Walls > email : mwillson@erols.com > > >

Can anyone give me the history of the name for Shanghi Cemetery located east of Tennessee Highway 57 about 2.5 miles south of Pickwicik Dam in Hardin County? I believe there was a church there at one time with the same name. Thanks. David Cerro Gordo

Appeared in the Independent Appeal Wednesday, March 3, 1999 MAJORIE HILL GRESHAM, age 75, died Sun. Feb. 21, 1999, at Summit Hospital in Hermitage, of heart failure. She was retired from the U. S. Postal service at the Memphis Regional Office. Services took place at 1 pm on Thurs., Fen. 25, 1999, at Maggie Jones United Methodist Church. Burial was held at Maggie Jones Cemetery in Finger. Officiating the services was Ministers Michael Gibson and Tony Moss. Mrs. Gresham was preceded in death by her husband, Frank Gresham, her parents, Robert Glenn Hill and Hazel Gladys Scott Hill, and two brothers, Kenneth Glenn Hill and John Joseph Hill. She is survived by two daughters, Mary Donis Fought of Hermitage, and Sheila Nyjordet of Pensacola, Fla., four sisters, Patricia Lahorra, Janet Shelton, Glenna Respass, Rebecca Farley, four brothers Leonard Hill, William Hill, Richard Hill, and James Hill and two grandchildren, Robert and Richard Fought. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>. JEWEL MAUDINE JOHNSON, age 68, died Tues., Feb. 23, 1999, at Methodist Healthcare McNairy, of cancer. She was a retired employee of General Electric and a member of the Selmer Pentecostal Church. Services took place at 11 am on Thurs., Feb. 23, 1999, at Shackelford Funeral Chapel in Selmer, Burial was held at Beauty Hill Cemetery in Bethel Springs. Officiating the services was Minister Thomas Davis. Mrs. Johnson was preceded in death by her husband, Willie Lee Johnson, her parents, Rufus M. Johnson and Ethel Burrow Johnson, and one grandson. She is survived by two daughters, Carol Godfrey of West Palm Beach, Fla., and Marsha Austin, one son Roger Johnson, three sister, Juanita Hendrix of Bethel Springs, Eve Stevens of DuPlesis, LA, and Olega Lipford of Jackson, one brothers, Mancel Johnson of Savannah, and eight grandchildren. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.. THOMAS NEAVES, age 44, of Germantown, vice president of manufacturing for Landau Uniforms for 23 years, died Wed. at his after a heart attack. Services will be att 10 am Fri. At Memorial Park Funeral Home with Burial in Memorial Park South Woods Cemetery. He was a member of Kingsway Christian Church, American Apparel Manufacturers Association, and served as an Executive Apparel Research Director. Mr. Neaves, the husband of Hian Neaves, also leaves two daughters Jennifer Elaine Neaves and Melissa Madolyn Neaves, both of Germantown. The family requests that any memorials be sent tot he Memphis Zoo or Germantown Animal Shelter. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> WILLIE H. HARRIS, age 71, died on Friday, Feb. 26, 1999, at Jackson-Madison Co. General Hospital of heart failure. He was a production worker for Papst Brewing Co. And was born in Pocahontas. Services took place at 2 pm on Sun. Feb. 28, 1999, at Shelton Funeral Home Inc. Burial was held at Good Hope Cemetery near Dyer. Mr. Harris is survived by his wife, Verlean M. Harris of Trenton, four sons, Charles, S, David L., and Roy D. Harris all of Trenton, and Herschell H. Harris of Rutherford, two daughters, Willie Mae Ellison and Gayle M. Plowman both of Trenton, one brother, Gene Jernigan of Florida, and three grandchildren. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ROBERT L. WADE, age 83, of Port Charlotte, Fla., died on Sat., Feb. 20, 1999. He was born Sept. 24, 1915, in Michie and moved to Port Charlotte more than 18 years ago. He was married to the late Alta Mae Gooch Wade for 49 years. A member of the United Methodist Church in Selmer. A 32nd degree Mason, Selmer Masonic Lodge No. 743, a member of Gaum Scottish Rite Bodies Agana in Guam, Al_Chymia Shrine Temple in Memphis, Pickwick Shrine Club in Selmer, Fleet Reserve Association and the Veterans Foreign Wars, a Navy Veteran serving in WWII and the Korean War, retiring after 20 years. Survivors include a brother, Kendrick of Eufala, Okla., three sisters, Lucille Pratt of Arlington, and Catherine Rhinberg and Vadeen Goss both of Eufala. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 pm Thurs. At Roberson Funeral Home, Port Charlotte. Services will be at 10 am Friday at the funeral home. Burial will follow in Restlawn Memorial Gardens. Memorial contributions may be made tot he American Heart Society. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> TROY DAVID DIX., SR., age 55, died Mon. Feb. 22, 1999, at Jackson-Madison Co. General Hosp., of Cancer. He was self-employed carpenter. No services were held. Interment was cremation. He was preceded in death by is father, Jessie Rankin Dix. He is survived by his mother, Mary Lou Kirk Dix., one daughter, Marti R. Van Neste of Millington, one step-daughter, Karen Ervin of Jackson, one Son., Troy David Dix., Jr. of Coldwater, miss. Two brothers, Gilbert Dix of Adamsville and Roger Dix of Ramer, and six grandchildren. >>>>>>>>>>>> Have a great day!! Barbara Barbara@matnet.com

Does anyone have info on Vester Clement and his family. Vester lived in Savannah, TN. His children were Nell, Gene, and LV Clement. Vester b. abt. 1900.

Seeking the identity of the person that submitted the picture on page 69 of Eulie Pratt and G.C. Weaver hold the Confederate Flag in front of the Old Shiloh Church. Thanks Pat

Hello, 1)Can someone look up E. Harbor in the 5th district(either Elisha or Elijah, just says 'E') & Giles Holt (i think 4th district)on the 1860 census CD& tell me how many slave houses they had? (there is a narrow column for that info that I neglected to copy & would help my research....i am hoping it is on the CDs) 2) Does the order of the slaveowners on the census imply that they lived next door to one another ? Thanks for any help or guidance.... Robyn Elkridge, MD

Reply to kstewart05@snet.net. From: Sandra Stewart <kstewart05@snet.net> Reply-To: kstewart05@snet.net To: "TNHARDIN-L-request@rootsweb.com" <TNHARDIN-L-request@rootsweb.com> Subject: Harlan, Christian, Valentine Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1999 15:02:49 -0800 (PST) 1. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS HARLAN5 SR. (ELLIS SANDERS4 HARLAN, JONATHAN3, EZEKIEL2, EZEKIEL1) was born January 14, 1829 in Hardeman Co., TN, and died January 19, 1907 in Jonesboro, LA1. He married (1) MARY CHRISTIAN Abt. 1849 in maybe in Hardemane Co, or MS. Mary died around 1862 and was burried in Hardin Co. TN.(I need help finding out what happened to the 3 children after her death.) Christopher married (2) VIOLA VALENTINE December 04, 1865 in Hardin Co., TN. I don't see mention of the 1st set of children after the 1860 census in TN. Children of CHRISTOPHER SR. and MARY CHRISTIAN are: i. DALTON S.6 HARLAN, b. 1851. ii. FELIX G. HARLAN, b. 1855. iii. SARAH E. HARLAN, b. 1859. Children of CHRISTOPHER SR. and VIOLA VALENTINE are: 2. iv. JOSEPH6 HARLAN, b. Abt. 1867, TN. v. JOHN HARLAN, b. Abt. 1869. vi. BILLY HARLAN, b. Abt. 1872. vii. ELLIS HARLAN, b. Abt. 1876. viii. THOMAS HARLAN, b. Abt. 1879. 3. ix. JAMES PIERCE HARLAN, b. March 13, 1883, TN; d. December 1967, Jonesboro, La. I am looking for information on Mary Christian and her children with Christopher C. Harlan. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Sandy

Doyle, The only Joseph Nix I see in the 1860 Census of Hardin Co., TN is Joseph Nix, age 2 born in TN, living in the household of I. W. Nix, 42 TN and wife Nancy, 41 TN. Other children are: James, 17 TN, Elizabeth 14 TN, William 12 TN, Robert 8 TN, and Elihugh 5 TN. David COMP777@aol.com wrote: > I will post this again. > > Could someone with a 1860 Hardin County TN Census do a look-up. I lost > Joseph Nix in Campbell County TN and am trying to find his new location. > Could you please list his wife and perhaps a couple children to see if this > is the Joseph Nix that I have lost. Thanks > > Doyle King > Comp777@aol.com