Does any one know if the State Mental Hospital at Bolivar TN is still open. What is the name of this hospital ? Vonda Clark \\\ I/// \\~ ~ // ( @ @ ) -oOO(_)-oOO0-o- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ roscoe@mychoice.net

Good afternoon everyone. This morning I finally finished uploading the Wayne County, Tennessee World War I Veterans' Biographies. Come take a look. And if you have information on any of the veterans whose biography doesn't appear, please let me know. http://www.netease.net/wayne/ww1/biomain.htm Edgar

Can any tell me if there are any Baxters,Tacketts are Pipkins buried in any of the Hardin county cemeteries ?Thank you Bessie turley@usit.net

> From: Billy Darnell <bdarnell@centuryinter.net> > To: TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com <TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Tuesday, November 10, 1998 3:09 PM > Subject: Re: [TNHARDIN-L] Cemetery Listing > > > > > > >>I am not a subscriber to this list; however, I have a question about the > >>on-line cemetery listing of Hardin County. There is not an area where the > >>name Cherry is listed as a surname within the cemeteries. Can anyone tell > >>me why. Surely there are Cherry families buried in this county? Thanks, > >>Brenda > >> > > > >Will someone who has the book look and see? It is entirely possible that a > >block of names got left out. > >Bill > > > >Hardin County, TN, Historical Society Pages: > >http://www.hardincountytn.com/history > > > > Bill, I visited the site and did not see any of my MICHAEL surnames. Henry Newton Michael and Sarah Catherine (Qualls) Michael, his mother Nancy (Huggins) Michael, and many other of their family is buried in Fielder Cemetery. When I visited there last, I wondered if it was in Hardin or Wayne CO., TN or in Lauderdale Co., AL. I was still in Hardin Co., TN! Could someone please check on this cemetery location, and why my names MICHAEL didn't show up, if the cem. is in Hardin Co., TN. Also, is Scott Cemetery in Hardin Co., TN or Lauderdale Co., AL? Debbie Cossey Wasserburger the GenMaster http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/7578

Would appreciate a lookup in any records available for William M. HICKMAN; b Dec 1849 in TN; d Prox 1915/1920 in TN; m 1) Amanda THOMAS abt 1870/1895 in TN and m 2) Mary ______in TN abt 1890/1891. Children of William and Mary all born in TN: Ellen, Henry and Essie. This is my great grandfather who is lost in Tennessee. He had a habit of going over the line into Whitfield Co., GA now and again, but can find no record of him and his family in Tennessee (only in GA in 1900 census). Would appreciate any help or suggestions. I am at a dead end. Bev Vancouver, WA bkelsey@worldaccessnet.com

I made the error on Cherry! It took me a while to see what the problem was. Just slow, I guess! The surname Cherry is there as I just stated; Through error, I did not include it in the surnames to direct you there. Sorry, I will fix this soon. Please use this bookmark for the time being. http://www.hardincountytn.com/history/grave-c2.htm Then you can just scroll down until you find Cherry. You fine folks keep me in line! Bill Hardin County, TN, Historical Society Pages: http://www.hardincountytn.com/history

For those who could not find "Cherry" in the cemetery census, you can do a search, or go here to find them: http://www.hardincountytn.com/history/grave-c2.htm Bill

Does any one have information on a Rev. Archelaus "Archie" WALKER. He was in Hardin Co about 1860/1870. Is listed on the 1860 census. Married his step-nephew in 1872 in Hardin Co. Was clergy with the Methodist Episcopal Church. Does anyone know if he is on the 1870 census? Is there anywhere I can get information on the early Methodist church in Northern MS and Hardin Co? thanks nolin christensen nolin@feist.com

Benda, According to the index, there are Cherrys buried in 11 different cemeteries in Hardin Co. I don't know anything about the on-line listing. David Brenda Whitfield wrote: > I am not a subscriber to this list; however, I have a question about the > on-line cemetery listing of Hardin County. There is not an area where the > name Cherry is listed as a surname within the cemeteries. Can anyone tell > me why. Surely there are Cherry families buried in this county? Thanks, > Brenda

The Cherry cemetery is located around the Big Ivy community..On Cherry Chapel Loop.. -----Original Message----- From: Billy Darnell <bdarnell@centuryinter.net> To: TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com <TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, November 10, 1998 3:09 PM Subject: Re: [TNHARDIN-L] Cemetery Listing > > >>I am not a subscriber to this list; however, I have a question about the >>on-line cemetery listing of Hardin County. There is not an area where the >>name Cherry is listed as a surname within the cemeteries. Can anyone tell >>me why. Surely there are Cherry families buried in this county? Thanks, >>Brenda >> > >Will someone who has the book look and see? It is entirely possible that a >block of names got left out. >Bill > >Hardin County, TN, Historical Society Pages: >http://www.hardincountytn.com/history > >

I have a copy of the book and it does have several pages of the Cherry surname. James Benny Cooper benracer@ebicom.net -----Original Message----- From: Brenda Whitfield <brendaw@tsixroads.com> To: TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com <TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, November 10, 1998 2:10 PM Subject: [TNHARDIN-L] Cemetery Listing >I am not a subscriber to this list; however, I have a question about the >on-line cemetery listing of Hardin County. There is not an area where the >name Cherry is listed as a surname within the cemeteries. Can anyone tell >me why. Surely there are Cherry families buried in this county? Thanks, >Brenda >

>I am not a subscriber to this list; however, I have a question about the >on-line cemetery listing of Hardin County. There is not an area where the >name Cherry is listed as a surname within the cemeteries. Can anyone tell >me why. Surely there are Cherry families buried in this county? Thanks, >Brenda > Will someone who has the book look and see? It is entirely possible that a block of names got left out. Bill Hardin County, TN, Historical Society Pages: http://www.hardincountytn.com/history

I am not a subscriber to this list; however, I have a question about the on-line cemetery listing of Hardin County. There is not an area where the name Cherry is listed as a surname within the cemeteries. Can anyone tell me why. Surely there are Cherry families buried in this county? Thanks, Brenda

If someone has access to the 1870 census, I need some help on the Calvin Morris family. They are in the 1850 census, but can't find them after this. I would also like to find marriage record for Calvin Morris and Melissa J. abt. 1845. Thanks for any help. L.E. Anthony

>I almost forgot to credit David Cagle for providing me with the info >on D.C. and Elizabeth Worley from the 1860 census. Thanks again >David. You're a gem! > >Tracy

It's me again y'all. I'm wondering if any of you have a connection to the WORLEY family and would have some idea of the maiden name of David C. WORLEY's wife in the 1860 census of Hardin Co. Her name is Elizabeth and they live within three households of Philip and Melinda "BRANNON". There are two children listed, George, 3 and William, 1. I believe that David's parents were Issac and Elizabeth WORLEY who are listed in the 1850 census with children: David C., 16; Daniel, 15; Polly E., 12; William L, 10; Joseph A., 7; Valentine, 5; John A., 2; and Sarah L., 1/12. There were several WORLEY families that settled in Hardin Co. I found many listed in the 1980 Hardin Co. Cemetery Census on the Hardin Co. homepage. As always, any help is greatly appreciated! Be well. Tracy

I want to thank everyone who helped me with the marriage lookups on Elizabeth and Eleanor Brandon (Brannon). I try to acknowledge each one of you privately but I also want others to know what a wonderful bunch of people are on the lists and willing to help when they can. I always know that I can count on you good folks and I hope that I have the opportunity to return the favor sometime. Be well and God bless. Tracy Thomas

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

Reply to gail.forsythe@nashville.com ...... not me! Replying to me will not get the answers you seek! -----Original Message----- From: TNHARDIN-L-request@rootsweb.com <TNHARDIN-L-request@rootsweb.com> To: Gail.forsythe@nashville.com <Gail.forsythe@nashville.com> Cc: owner-TNHARDIN@bl-30.rootsweb.com <owner-TNHARDIN@bl-30.rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, November 07, 1998 6:41 AM Subject: Re: KEMP/BRASFIELD & ENGLISH/HELTON FAMILIES >From TNHARDIN-L-request@rootsweb.com > > > This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > > > ------=_NextPart_000_0049_01BE0A15.4F5AE320 > > Content-Type: text/plain; > > charset="iso-8859-1" > > Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable > > > Looking for family lines for Nathan McDonald KEMP (8 June 1830 - 120 Dec = > > 1849)=20 > > and his wife Adeline BRASFIELD (22 Oct 1832 - 8 July 1899). Married 20 = > > Dec 1849. > > Also looking for Thomas H. ENGLISH (28 Sept 1818 - ?) and his wife = > > Susanna HELTON, details unknown, parents for Elizabeth Fransis ENGLISH = > > who married Joseph Alton KEMP (son of NMK & AB above) on 20 Oct 1867. > > gail.forsythe@nashville.com >

My apologies if this is a duplicate message. Date: Monday, November 09, 1998 3:30 AM Subject: Marriage Lookup between 1850-1860 >Hello everyone. I'm looking for info on the marriages of Elizabeth >and Eleanor BRANDON or BRANNON. They were shown living with their >parents, Philip and Malinda "Brannon" in the 1850 census in Hardin Co. >but neither one of them are in that household in the 1860 Hardin Co. >census. I'm assuming that they both married between 1850 and 1860 and >that the marriage could have taken place, most likely, in Hardin, >Wayne or Lauderdale Co., AL. If someone should have the resources and >the opportunity, could you please check the marriage records to see if >either of these are listed? Thanks a bunch! > >Be well. >Tracy >