Hello everyone, HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!!!!! Hope each and every one of you have a safe and Happy Thanksgiving. May God Bless and keep you all. Bessie Turley turley@usit.net

May you all have a Happy Thanksgiving =)

Decatur County Tennessee, C. D. No. 1, Decaturville 1870 Census 50-50 Joannah E. White 40 TN Americas L. 15 TN William A. 13 TN Emily J. 10 TN George T. 8 TN Charles J. 6 TN Henry F. 3 TN Alfred Gill 24 TN (Probably James A. Gill brother of Joannah) Does anyone have any information on this white family that lived in Decatur Co., TN in 1870? Thanks, David

I could find in TN only: James SARTIN - 1820 Franklin Co., TN - 030201-00210 Hope this helps! Helen @Hewick ---------- > From: Kenneth Sartin <ksartin@wans.net> > To: TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [TNHARDIN-L] Sartin ancestry help > Date: Friday, November 20, 1998 9:38 PM > > I am researching my Sartin ancestry and desperately need some help locating > the family of my ancestor Thomas Sartain or Sartin . I do not know which > county in Tennessee he was born about 1819 . I would deeply appreciate any > records that can be found on Sartin , Sartain , Sartaine , Sarten , Sarton , > Certain and Sartan families in 1850 and earlier Tennessee to help me narrow > my search . > Thank you very much , > Ken Sartin > Rex , Georgia > ksartin@wans.net > ksartin@juno.com >

Dear Brian, My KELLEY ancestors came to Hardin Co. from SC also. They came from Spartenburg, SC, I believe. Maybe they came in a group. You might try looking there. Helen @Hewick ---------- > From: Brian Hulleberg <HullebergBE@ldschurch.org> > To: TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [TNHARDIN-L] ANDERSON : SC - TN > Date: Friday, November 20, 1998 6:49 PM > > Looking for any information on a Isabella Josephine ANDERSON. Isabella was born 10/31/1851 in TN. She married 11/1/1869 in Morris Chapel, Hardin Co. TN to John Lafayette YANCY. She died 3/14/1889 in the same palce. > > I am not able to find her or her parents before her marriage. > I don't know her parents names. I know they were born in SC. > > Any help would be great. > > Brian > > ______________________________

I am interested in location information about my great grandmother, Mary California "Callie" STAGGS. She was born in Florence, Lauderdale County, AL on April 16, 1852. Her death certificate lists her parents as William STAGGS and Elizabeth HENDRIX both born in AL. She married Isaac Hitchcock in Walnut Grove, Hardin County, TN on September 22, 1870. She died October 3, 1919 and is buried in the Graham's Cemetery in Hardin County, TN. The children of Callie and Isaac HITCHCOCK are Anna Eulalia, Verdell, Laura Louemma "Emma", Lillian Estelle, John Humphrey, Sally Mae, and Edward Irving. I would like to receive any information about this family. Thanks!

I am researching my Sartin ancestry and desperately need some help locating the family of my ancestor Thomas Sartain or Sartin . I do not know which county in Tennessee he was born about 1819 . I would deeply appreciate any records that can be found on Sartin , Sartain , Sartaine , Sarten , Sarton , Certain and Sartan families in 1850 and earlier Tennessee to help me narrow my search . Thank you very much , Ken Sartin Rex , Georgia ksartin@wans.net ksartin@juno.com

Looking for any information on a Isabella Josephine ANDERSON. Isabella was born 10/31/1851 in TN. She married 11/1/1869 in Morris Chapel, Hardin Co. TN to John Lafayette YANCY. She died 3/14/1889 in the same palce. I am not able to find her or her parents before her marriage. I don't know her parents names. I know they were born in SC. Any help would be great. Brian

Looking for this family : Burrell PARRISH, born 1777 in NC, wife was named Rebecca their son : Cordy/CArdy PARRISH, born 5/25/1806 in NC, wife Mary A., thier daughter : Leannah C. PARRISH, born 10/29/1837 in Hardin Co. TN, her husnad was Thomas L. JOHNSON / JOHNSTON. Any help on this would be great. Brian H.

Good Morning Everyone, Some of you are on more than one of these lists, and I am sorry for the duplication that will occur. Lauderdale Co AL web pages have been moved, and all queries thru 16 Nov 1998 have been posted. Stop by and look us over. http://www.rootsweb.com/~allauder/Index.htm

I need a look up for a divorce record - probably in Giles or Lawrence Co TN. for sometime probably just before 1850. Jonathan McMasters from Rebecca Frances Yancey McMasters. Also a cemetery look up for the same Rebecca Frances Yancey McMasters - sources say she died in 1885. The following 1850 Giles County Census record: p. 391B, district 18, house 16: Alferd M. Yancey 61 M farmer $350 NC Lucy A. 57 F " Margaret C. 24 F TN Joel C. 4 M Mary F. 1 F Francis McMasters 26 F TN I believe that Mary F (may be S as she was known as Sallie) was the child of Rebecca Frances Yancey McMasters and possibly Joel C was the son - does anyone connect or help me with this????!!! This is sort of a "black sheep" kind of story. Family here in Tishomingo County had always been told that Frances died and her two older sons and husband, Jonathan, came to Tishomingo county. He married Eliza Poteet and they had a family here in Tish Co. However, I have discovered that not only did Frances not die (then anyway!) but that "they" had Sallie and now possibly Joel C.!! The two boys I mentioned above that came with their father to Tish Co were Alexander Uriah (my ancestor) and William David - who left tish co sometime after 1870 census -anyone have anything on his whereabouts?? I have come into ownership of a handwritten document by Francis I suppose - that lists her Yancey family and was entitled "Grandfather and Grandmother of Alexander Uriah and William David McMasters" - the Yancey and Moore families - very good documentation - I am willing to share if anyone recognizes any of this! Thanks for any help! Brenda in Iuka

Didn't find any Blanton family in 1850 census - however, i did find someone who matches your james a tucker. 1850 Tishomingo County MS Census - Northern Part - House 525 TUCKER M 42 TN Susan 37 TN Martha 22 TN Elizabeth 20 TN Mary 16 TN James 15 TN Mahaley 13 AL America 10 AL Susan 8 MS Emily 5 MS Sentha 3 MS Thomas 1 MS >From James' marriage, the surety was Thomas Ham. Hint: Blanton is TN and Alabama name. Looks like they moved from TN to AL to MS. I am posting my answer to the Tishomingo co MS, Giles, Hardin, McNairy county Tn lists as well as Lauderdale County list. List folks, please respond to Chuch to his personal email. Hope you find some answers, Chuck! Brenda ---------- From: C9364213@aol.com Sent: Saturday, November 14, 1998 7:11 PM To: brendaw@tsixroads.com Subject: RE:Lookup Hello, I am looking for info on my gggrandparents marriage. Would their parents be listed any place. James A. Tucker to Rhuhamey Catherine Blanton, 9/22/1858 in Tishomingo County, MS. Thank you, Chuck Floyd

David, Thank you very much. At least I know in which county to look. Betty >Betty, >There were no Palmers listed in the 1850 Census, Hardin Co. There were three >households headed by: > >M. H. Palmore 37 TN >J. T. Palmore 30 IN >John Palmore 27 TN > >David > >Betty Fleener wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I'm new to this list. I'm researching Christian Palmer of either Hardeman or >> Hardin Co., TN. The census index lists both counties. He's listed on page 91 >> of the 1850 TN census but I don't know which county. I believe he had a son >> John Elisha Palmer born in TN. Could somebody either look at the census or >> give me a clue as to which county it might be. There is also a Joseph Palmer >> on the same page listed the same way. >> >> ANY help will surely be appreciated. >> >> Betty Fleener >

Betty, There were no Palmers listed in the 1850 Census, Hardin Co. There were three households headed by: M. H. Palmore 37 TN J. T. Palmore 30 IN John Palmore 27 TN David Betty Fleener wrote: > Hi, > > I'm new to this list. I'm researching Christian Palmer of either Hardeman or > Hardin Co., TN. The census index lists both counties. He's listed on page 91 > of the 1850 TN census but I don't know which county. I believe he had a son > John Elisha Palmer born in TN. Could somebody either look at the census or > give me a clue as to which county it might be. There is also a Joseph Palmer > on the same page listed the same way. > > ANY help will surely be appreciated. > > Betty Fleener

Hi, I'm new to this list. I'm researching Christian Palmer of either Hardeman or Hardin Co., TN. The census index lists both counties. He's listed on page 91 of the 1850 TN census but I don't know which county. I believe he had a son John Elisha Palmer born in TN. Could somebody either look at the census or give me a clue as to which county it might be. There is also a Joseph Palmer on the same page listed the same way. ANY help will surely be appreciated. Betty Fleener

Company "G," "Hardin County Yankee Hunters" I have had 7 responses to the post below. Two interested in the unit flag, 2 in J. R. McFall, One interested in J. M. Barnhill and one in A. H. Neill. I appreciate your responses. G. H. "Ham" Smith of Gillis' Mills fought in several big battles-- Shiloh, Peryville Ky, Chickamaugh and Nashville, wounded twice, paroled by Gen. Hatch at East Port MS in 1865, wouldn't take the "Oath." "No Sir" was his answer. He couldn't get a pension because there wasn't any record of his service. In 1916, Ham got the Mayor of Pauls Valley, OK, Tom Kindall, to give him a reference. Tom and his brothers, Samuel and Alfred, were in "G" Company. Tom gave Ham a good reference and in the letter stated that Ham was wounded serving under Col. Jake Biffle, while chasing bushwhackers that had killed David Reed, another member of "G" Company. This occurred a short while before the close of the war. Does anyone have any information on David Reed. The Reed family is buried at Mt. Tabor, however, David does not have a stone. I would like birth and death dates if possible, and any other information. Thanks, David From: David Cagle <dcagle@centuryinter.net> > To: TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [TNHARDIN-L] Company G, First Confederate Cavalry Regiment > > Confederates, et al > > Following are 16 members of "G" Company that made application to the > State of Tennessee for a pension for their service in the Confederate > Army. These pension applications give some information about the > company. I will be happy to share and swap information with descendants > of these soldiers. > 1. James Monroe Barnhill > 2. Charley Cagle > 3. Jemes George Dickson > 4. James W. Doyle > 5. Daniel P. Gant > 6. Solomon F. Harbour > 7. Thomas J. Hardin > 8. Watkins "Watt" Hardin > 9. J. R. McFall > 10. Alexander H. Neill > 11. William J. Nesbitt > 12. Redden Washington Reynolds > 13. G. H. "Ham" Smith > 14. Sion F. Tatum > 15. William H. Turner > 16. Francis Marion White > > I am currently putting together a roster of "G" Company from several > sources and will welcome any help I can get. The Company was formed ca > October 21, 1861 and operated in West Tennessee as an independent > Company under the leadership of Capt. Charles Sevier Robertson until > April 1, 1862, at which time the First Confederate Cavalry Regiment was > organized at Spring Creek in Madison Co., TN. Prior to joining the > First, the Company was known as the "Hardin County Yankee Hunters." The > Company Flag included a Masonic Symbol with the letter "G" which > explains why it was designated "G" Company. I have a picture of the > Flag if anyone is interested. > Send me a message and I will email an attachment. > > HELP! > > David > >>

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You are wonderful folks in Tennessee. My thanks goes out to June Donnelly, Lee B. Cate, Gail Forsythe, and Bessie Turley for helping me find the Hospital. Vonda Clark in Marion Illinois \\\ I/// \\~ ~ // ( @ @ ) -oOO(_)-oOO0-o- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ roscoe@mychoice.net