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

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

Does anyone have a Brodie Jackson in their database? Last night I was looking through the SSDI and discovered his last address was Savannah Hardin Co. Tennessee. I believe he might have died there but I am not sure. I would love to share information on this line. Brodie was my grandmother Mary's brother. Descendants of George Wesley (Babe) Jackson 1 George Wesley (Babe) Jackson b: August 15, 1853 in Tennessee d: July 13, 1914 in McNairy County, Tennessee .. +Martha Jane Butler b: August 1858 in McNairy Co. Tennessee d: August 24, 1914 in McNairy Co. Tennessee ......... 2 Gazella "Gizelle" Jackson b: July 11, 1893 in Tennessee ............. +"Nealus" Cornelius W. Tidwell b: Abt June 1899 in Tennessee ......... 2 Brodie Jackson b: February 23, 1897 d: May 14, 1990 in maybe Savannah Hardin Co, Tennessee ......... 2 Mary Beatrice Jackson b: March 04, 1899 in Leapwood, McNairy Co, Tennessee d: May 22, 1984 in Orlando Florida ............. +Carl Plunk b: October 11, 1903 in Adamsville, McNairy, Tennessee d: December 16, 1956 in Orlando Florida ......... 2 Grady Edward Jackson b: November 11, 1901 in Tennessee d: January 09, 1975 in Senath, Missouri ............. +Margaret "Maggie" Leola Tacker b: Abt 1903 in Senath, Missouri Jan

In a recent issue of The Hardin County Historical Society magazine there is an article on the history of the house and also a genealogy of one branch of the family. I have a Lindsay Cherry I am looking for, but he wasn't there. -----Original Message----- From: Jerry W. Murphy <jwmurphy@netease.net> To: TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com <TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, March 17, 1999 9:45 PM Subject: [TNHARDIN-L] Fw: Geneology search on Daugherty/Cherry >Reply to NDPENDENZ@aol.com. > > > >From: NDPENDENZ@aol.com >To: TNHARDIN-L-request@rootsweb.com >Subject: Geneology search on Daugherty/Cherry >Date: Mon, 15 Mar 1999 17:19:21 -0800 (PST) > > >I have greatly enjoyed your homepage and have spent the past 2 hrs. >searching >your material. I was disappointed to find you had no info on the Cherry >Mansion. I was under the impression it was of great significance during the >Civil War. >Where can I get info on the Cherry Mansion? >Thanks >NDPENDENZ @aol.com > >

Looking for any information on Marion Love b. abt 1842 . His parents were William B Love and Frances Winslow . He was in 21st Wilson Tenn Cav and after the war married Mary Hardin in May 1866 . Have information on the Love family and will share. J.E.Boroughs

Reply to rayj@xvi.net. From: "Ray Lewis" <rayj@xvi.net> Reply-To: "Ray Lewis" <rayj@xvi.net> To: <TNHARDIN-L-request@rootsweb.com> Subject: Dr. Fullwood Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1999 20:25:40 -0800 (PST) I need to contact Dr. Fullwood. Re: Shiloh Church. I am a family friend. Is he on-line? "Butch" Ray Lewis. rayj@xvi.net Lowell, Indiana. Can anyone help? Thanks...

Reply to pshs80@geocities.com. From: Jess Fisher <pshs80@geocities.com> Reply-To: pshs80@geocities.com To: TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: {not a subscriber} Roll Call - FISHER Date: Mon, 15 Mar 1999 07:05:18 -0800 (PST) FISHER Specifically, William Fisher, Sr., his wife Nancy, who were residing in Hardin Co. in 1850, and their children: - William D. ~1820 died at Shilo, apparently as a volunteer - (possible daughter) 1821 - Benjamin 1823 - (possible son) 1825 - Thomas 1829 - Mary Elizabeth 1831 - Nancy 1835 - Pleasant P.A. 1842 Jesse Fisher

Reply to NDPENDENZ@aol.com. From: NDPENDENZ@aol.com To: TNHARDIN-L-request@rootsweb.com Subject: Geneology search on Daugherty/Cherry Date: Mon, 15 Mar 1999 17:19:21 -0800 (PST) I have greatly enjoyed your homepage and have spent the past 2 hrs. searching your material. I was disappointed to find you had no info on the Cherry Mansion. I was under the impression it was of great significance during the Civil War. Where can I get info on the Cherry Mansion? Thanks NDPENDENZ @aol.com

Margaret wrote: > You pushed my button when I read on the Tishimingo List, Ephraim > Walker, Methodist Minister. I am not looking for him, but am looking for > my great-great grandfather, William Ephraim James from same county. One > of his sons was a Methodist minister. William Ephraim was born in TN > (where I don't know). His wife has several family members buried at > Shiloh Methodist Church. Therfore, I am very interested in your Ephraim > Walker. When was he born and where? I can't wait to go to the library > and see if they are living in close proximity to my MYERS and JAMES (all > Methodist, I believe). > Margaret, (also bulletin boards, hope this helps someone). I've already consulted Dr. Fullwood, no help on my family. But here is what I have and what I know: Ephraim Walker was born 1775 in SC. Married Mary Beauchamp in abt 1795. Children: Nancy 1796, infant 1798, Martha 1800, Archelaus 1801, Abel 1803, James 1805, daugher 1808, William 1810, Thomas 1812, John B 1814, daughter 1820. (one of the daughters is Mary). Ephraim and Mary in following places following years: Lexington Co SC - 1800 Jackson Co GA -1805 Knox Co TN - 1806 Livingston Co KY 1810 Clinton Co IL 1815 Washington Co IL 1818 Davidson Co TN 1820 Hardin Co TN 1830 Tishomingo Co TN 1837 - 1840 - 1845 - 1850-1860 Ephraim was an ordained a Methodist Episcopal Itinerant Minister. He was listed with the Louisville KY conference. He is listed as follows in the Methodist records: 1800 South Carolina, 1805 Georgia, 1808 West Tennessee, 1810 Kentucky, 1818 Illinois, 1820 Tennessee, 1830, Tennessee, 1840 Mississippi. He died in 1862 and is listed on the 1863 Louisville Ky Conference record. No obituary, just a notation. Family stories state the following: "John B Walker at this time (1835) was in the dairy business with his brother, Thomas, who, besides being a diaryman, was also a Methodist minister, along with another brother Archelaus. it is possible that these two preacher brothers were responsible for the construction of the historical old Methodist church known as Shiloh, around which the great battle of Shiloh was fought during the Civil War. " I do know that is was not his brother Thomas that he was in business with but with a Thomas Walker (don't know relation yet). This Thomas lived just outside of what is now Cornith MS. John Cain is a decendent of this family. Have a another family story that backs up the info that John worked for a Thomas Walker who's mother was Polly. There is a Polly Walker on the 1845 census. Archelaus was definitely a minister but only on the local level, was not listed with a Conference. Also Thomas (the brother) was a local minister. Both of these men married several different couples that I have documented. Archelaus was mostly in Hardin Co and Thomas in Tishomingo Co. Archelaus was listed on the 1860 census as clergy and Thomas was listed on the 1880 census as Minister of Gospel. As near as I can tell, most of the family is buried in the Sharp Family Cemetery in Tishomingo Co. but there are no tombstones. I figure that it is possible the Ephraim helped start the Methodist Church in Shiloh. The Western Tennessee Conference of the Methodist Church does not have information that far back, but I think the Louisville Conference records do. Since no one knew that Ephraim was a member of that conference I don't think any one has checked. I'm in touch with a person at the Methodist Church Archives and I'm having her check on this. Does any of this help?? nolin nolin@feist.com

Stovalls coming through Lincoln and Giles Co., to Wayne Co., and another bunch on to McNairy Co., TN. Trying to help the Stovall family Association link all Stovall names found, and these are around your areas of research. 1860 Census, Wayne Co., TN 9CD #345/345, pg.51, Craven's Mills, 25 Jun 1860 Stovall, T. P. 37TN farmer 200/900 Stovall, Matilda 30TN Stovall, James R. 13MS Stovall, Daniel D. 11MS Stovall, Martha A. 9MS Stovall, Sarah E. 7MS Stovall, Anna I. 3MS Stovall, John F. 1TN Gillis, Katherine 58NC Looking for parents of T. P. Stovall, and maiden name of Matilda. Any known connection to Katherine Gillis living in the household? Pinkney Gilbert Stovall (CA 1858) married Ida Valora Gray 6 Dec 1883 Giles Co., TN (this is Ola Horton Cates line. She is from Wayne Co., TN) Don Bishop of the Stovall Family Association cannot place Pinkney Gilbert in with any line from the ancestor Bartholomew Stovall or any of his other descendants. My Dorcas (Pinson) Austin, grand-daughter of Delilah Stovall (grand-daughter of Bartholomew) settled in Hardin Co., TN at Hollands Creek. Stephen and Dorcas had a daughter Rebecca who married 1815-1817 in Lincoln Co., TN to James Gray, son of Alexander Gray and Mary Warren. Some of their children stayed in Lincoln Co., TN but Rebecca and James had several children who settled in Wayne Co., TN and married families there. Hortan and Lindsey to name a few. (These tie into Ola Horton Cates lines also). Tommy Stovall has his family in Lincoln and Giles Co., TN but I don't have avail all of the information he has researched on Stovalls there, so don't know if the abbove family can tie into his information. Possble descendants of Bartholomew Stovall & Mary Hamm/Agnes settled in the McNairy Co., TN, beginning with George Prior Stovall and many of his descendants, one of which was a physician and another who became a very successful lawyer and judge. (Sending to Ola Horton Cates, Tommy & Connie Stovall, Don Bishop, Hardin, Lincoln, Wayne & McNairy Co., TN) Please reply to (me) Debbie <jake@ro.com>

Nolin: My William H. Martin came from TN to Tishomingo County MS in the early 1840's, and I think he was probably from Hardin County TN. I know for sure that Seth Martin came from Hardin County TN to Tishomingo County sometime between 1830 and 1840. One other name, a Chesley Garrison, administered an estate for Jonathan Martin in Hardin County in 1843 and was in the Tishomingo County 1850 census. Frank

My 2ggf Robert H. MILLICAN is in the 1850 census, living next door to his mother Jane, in the 10th dist. of Hardin County. They arrived from AL abt 1845 and left for MO around 1853, right after declaring insolvency. Does anyone have any MILLIGAN or MILLICAN or MILLIKAN in Hardin around that time? These names are used interchangeably among Robert's descendants, as the family could not read or write. Sue SMITH MCLEAN Houston

I've noticed that several names in Williamson Co TN are also in Hardin Co TN and Tishomingo Co MS. IE, Walkers, Browns, Martins, Piggs, Sharps, Whitakers and others. My question is, Did these people all leave Williamson Co at about the same time?? and go to Hardin Co? Then on to Tishomingo Co MS? In Tishomingo Co, a bunch of these people all live near or next to each other. Is this a coincidence they all ended up in the same place or did they all go together? My family was Methodists. Ephraim Walker was an ordained minister.Does anyone know if the others were Methodist?? Could this group of people have started the Shiloh Methodist Church in Hardin Co? (my family stories says the Walkers help found Shiloh Church). Does anyone else's family follow this same senerio?? or story?? Does anyone have proof or stories to this? I'd like to know what do you all think? nolin christensen nolin@feist.com

I am looking for Sherrod and Eliza Parrish. They lived in Hardin Co. between 1860-80. I need to know if they died in Hardin and what happen to their children. Any help on these people would be appreciated. Thanks, Barbara Spaulding

Hello, I have just joined the list and am researching the QUALLS line in Hardin Co. I have linked into Debbie Cossey Wasserburger's line at Mary A., daughter of Archibald. The ADKINSONs are in the 1920 census living next to Mary's son Moab and married into the QUALLS line (Katherine is wife of Moab and sister to James ADKINSON). They are also related to the AUSTINs and LAMBs living nearby. So far, all I have are dates, no stories relating to the families and individuals. I welcome and appreciate all responses from the listers. Regards, Stephanie Schulman Researching QUALLS, ADKINSON, HORTON, BARRIER, AUSTIN, LAMB, GOODMAN, MARTIN (US); POTTS, SCHULMAN, PERKUS, MADELOFF, PINK, LAWS, MCCLAREN (UK).

I am need of knowing when my grandfather, James M. Hitchcock may have moved to Hardin Cty., from Lauderdale Cty., Ala. It seems two of his children were born in Ala.,the other 4 were born in Hardin Cty. He md. in Lauderdale in 1877. His children were born between 1889 and 1899. Children being, Emsley b. 1886, Ala. Roxie b. 1889,Ala., Opal b.1891, Allen b. 1894, Elvin b. 1896, John b. 1899. His wife was Texana Futrell. I have a copy of a Land Purchase in 1883 by a James Hitchcock in St. Clair Cty., Ala. But have no proof that this is my James and yet in my mind I believe it could be. That being so, he must have moved to Hardin Cty. somewhere around 1890. Any help on these persons would be appreciated. Census records, etc. Thanks, Trecia (Hitchcock) Griffin

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BW, This is not the Washington Wells Bunch. But, we'll claim them anyway because they are from this end of the county, living in and around Cerro Gordo. This is part of the family of "Old" William Wells who was born in VA ca 1787, was living in Hardin County before 1830, and drowned in Hardins Creek. One of the children of William and _______Proctor Wells was Williamson Wells who was shown by the 1850 census of Hardin Co., TN as follows: 66-66 Williamson Wells 38 TN 13th C. D. Eleanor S. 36 NC Susan E. 17 TN James J. 15 TN d. Civil War, "E" Co., 51st Inf. CSA Margaret P. 12 TN Thomas 10 TN d. Civil War, "E" Co., 51st Inf. CSA John W. 7 TN d. Civil War, "I" Co., 41st Inf. CSA Neil B. 4 TN Martha T. 2 TN William Wells 63 VA stonemason (father of Williamson) The 1860 census lists two more children of Williamson and Eleanor: Jane, b. 1850, TN Martha, (Marsha?) b. 1857 TN Another source lists a child, Arthur David Wells who was in "F" Co., 15th Cav. CSA. The census does not support the existence of a third son old enough to fight in the Civil War, however, I have seen him listed in more that one family tree as the son of Williamson. In 1840, Williamson wells was living In the 2nd C. D. and by 1850 had moved to the west side of the Tennessee River in the 13th C. D., (this is near Swallow Bluff) and was still there in 1860. He was married to Eleanor White, b. 1814 in NC. I don't know her parents. Amanda, the sister of Williamson Wells, was married to Mealy White. In 1840 there were four White families living in the 2nd Civil District. Reddick White, age 50-60; Peter White, age 40-50; King White, age 40-50; and John White, age 30-40. If one of these is the father of Eleanor White Wells, it is most likely Peter White? LC David Cerro Gordo Bill Darnell wrote: > LC: > didn't know whether this was some of the Washington Welles bunch, whether > this was our Swallow Bluff or not. > BW > > >*************************************************************************** > **** > >names: Wells, Welles > >email: lfkinch@yahoo.com > >Date: 3/14/99 > >Time: 11:45:29 AM > > > >query: > > > >Need parents of Margaret Welles, Wells, she was born 3 Sept. 1837. Her > mother was from Germany, she married James Henry Cody, Coady on 6 March 1961 > in Tenn. They lived in Swallow Bluff until they went to Texas.in 1884. > >

Is there anyone who has access to Hardin County censuses/records who does lookups for a fee? If so, please e-mail me privately, jdonnelly@iswt.com, and tell me what you charge for your services. Thaks, June

Reply to SDEJDE@aol.com. From: SDEJDE@aol.com To: TNHARDIN-L-request@rootsweb.com Subject: ISO : DON GRAY, POSSIBLY HARDIN COUNTY Date: Tue, 9 Mar 1999 14:45:18 -0800 (PST) Searching for Don Gray, was told that he was from Shiloh, Tenn. He was born approx.1935-39. Was in either marines or navy----something that had to do with a ship? He was ported out of Mobile, Ala. close to a year, about 1960. When he was young he had curly, blonde hair, blue eyes & between 5' 11 to 6' tall. Very nice looking man! He is my b/dad & to my knowledge he is'nt aware that I exist. He left Mobile & my b/mother he said to return home to marry a girlfriend there & to go into the ministry like his father. Possibly Church Of God faith. My /bmom had gotten pg. about the same time he left her & Mobile. So she never got the chance to tell him her state & in fact she was'nt aware yet either. My b/mom gave me up for adoption tha day I was born 2-26-61 in Ala. I just found her 2-15-99 & have had a wonderful reunion. She is a beautiful person & has told me all she can remember of him. I also have a picture of him that he'd given moma while they dating. All I have to go on is what he had told my b/moma. I'm not sure that he is in deed from Shiloh or even Tenn. I sure want to find him in hopes that he & I can get to know each other. I am not an angry, wan'ts get even kind of person. I just want to put the puzzles to my past together. I was raised without a father & it would be quite neat to have a dad now & for my children to have a grand-father. _____ PLEASE, is there anyone that can help me??? _______ Thank you, Dorothy Ebers P.S. : I now live in Oregon