I'm looking for a connetion or lead of one David Green MCCULLERs born 13 jun 1807 in GA somwhere died in Hardin co Tenn 13 jan 1859 married Mary Watson maybe in AL, as their first 4 children wee born in Al, name maybe spelled MCCULLAR as on head stone of son David Crockett McCullar buried near Shilo battlefield a C W TALIAFERRO administered his estate for his widow and orphaned children Linda

JBC, I don't believe they will let you copy those old books. If you don't overload me, I will read the deeds and get you the genealogical information, or property location if that is what you need. David ============================= James Benny Cooper wrote: > I was wondering if someone could tell me if I can get a copy of a > deed from the Hardin County Courthouse or would I have to go to the TN > Archives? I have the information from the deed index (Book, Page, > etc) for a few I would like see. Some are from the 1850's and > 1860's. James Benny Cooperbenracer@ebicom.net

I was wondering if someone could tell me if I can get a copy of a deed from the Hardin County Courthouse or would I have to go to the TN Archives? I have the information from the deed index (Book, Page, etc) for a few I would like see. Some are from the 1850's and 1860's. James Benny Cooper benracer@ebicom.net

Good afternoon everyone: I finally have the schedule set for the 10th Annual Wayne County, Tennessee Family History Fair to be held in Collinwood, Tennessee on Friday the 10th and Saturday the 11th of July. We will have to charge a registration fee for the lecture series on Friday in order to offset the expenses involved. The fee is $10.00 to attend any or all of the lectures. If you plan to attend the Friday event, please register by the 1st of July. There will be a one dollar admission fee on Saturday to cover the costs of janitorial service and air-conditioning! (a must in July in Tennessee) Here is the schedule of events for Friday and Saturday: Friday, 10 July 1998 Collinwood High School Cafeteria 8:00 - 9:00 A.M. -Doors Open Welcome and short mixer with coffee, donuts, etc. 9:00 - 11:00 A.M. - "Researching Your Ancestors In The Five Civilized Tribes" Speaker - Dorothy Tincup Mauldin 11:00 A.M. - 12:00 Noon - Lunch Break - on your own. 12:00 - 2:00 P.M. - "Time and Place: Using Chronological and Geographical Clues to Break Through Common Road Blocks." Speaker - Dr. Alice Eichholz 2:00 - 2:30 P.M. - Break 2:30 - 4:30 P.M. - "Genealogy and the Internet" Speaker - Billie R. McNamara Saturday, 11 July 1998 Collinwood Elementary School Cafeteria/Auditorium 8:00 A.M. - Doors open for providers and vendors 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. - The Fair I've uploaded this schedule and the registration form and table reservation form to the Wayne County Page. http://www.netease.net/wayne/fair.htm If you do not have web access, email me and I will send you a copy of the registration form for the Friday lecture series and a table reservation form for the main fair on Saturday. Edgar Edgar D. Byler, III edby3@netease.net Editor, Wayne County Historian Wayne County, Tennessee, USA Wayne County Web Page: http://www.netease.net/wayne

Does anyone have a STORY in their family tree from Hardin Co. I don't EVER get a responce from anyone. I know that that family WAS in Hardin Co. very discouraged!!! Bunny SHUMATE FREEMAN

Jimmie, I am not related to the Brumleys, however, the Brumleys were from Cerro Gordo and were neighbors to my ancestors. The Brumleys lived very close to Harmony Church and very close to where I now live. Smith D. Meadows was a neighbor to the Brumleys. He had a large family of girls and one son. Is that name different from your name Meadors? Ms. Luella H. Brumley, b. 02/27/1871, d. 04/10/1926 was the wife of John H. Smith, b. 07/15/1862, d. 12/20/1943. John's mother, Edna Deba Cagle Smith, was my g/g/aunt. That is about as close kin to the Brumleys as I can claim. With that said, what can I do to help you? David ---------------- Charles & Jimmie Meadors wrote: > Hello, > > I would like to share with anyone who is interested > in the Brumleys of Hardin County. My g'g'grandfather > was David Brumley who moved to Tennessee after the > Civil War. I think I found David's second wife, Mary Ann, > in the "New Harmony Cemetery Records" posted on > the internet by the Hardin County Historical Society. I, also, > found David's brother, Riley Y. Brumley, listed in the same cemetery > records. Also, listed in the same cemetery records is Julia Brumley, > wife of Barton. Barton was another of David's brothers. Records > I have list Stephen Brumley and Martha Andrews Brumley as the > parents of the above named brothers. Look forward to hearing from any > Brumley researchers. > > Jimmie (Nichols) Meadors

Bud, Good to hear from you again. We are talking about two different David Reeds. I am looking for David M. Reed, 28 TN, in 1860. His wife was Louisa, 26 AL, and sons William, 7 TN and Jesse, 5 TN. There was a David Reed in F Company, 14th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, CSA, and a David Reid in the 6th Inf. and 55th Inf., CSA. All of these were West Tennessee Units. David M. Reed was the son of Amzi Reed and was killed at the Amzi Reed House on Tennessee Highway 69 south of Savannah, while on leave. He was killed by Union Bushwhackers during the late war. David ---------------- Bud Davis wrote: > David --- > > I have a DAVID B. REED, born 1844, died 1874 in Hardin county. Is this one > that you are looking for?? > > Bud >

Does any one have any info. on Sheriff W.P. STORY and son Jim. Thank you in advance! Bunny

I did it again, please excuse my feeble brain, I keep getting the two mixed up. Of course I never realize it until it is already sent. Excuse me. Betty

I need some help. I have a James M. Phillips who was born in 1809 in Davidson County TN and it has been reported that he fell out of a tree when he was almost grown and died. His family moved to Sonora, Kentucky in 1817. Does anybody have the census for 1820-1830-1840, I need a look up for William Phillips (Philips) wife Nancy, son William born 1798, son Isaac born 1800, John B. born 1803, Madison born in 1805, Josiah born 1808, James M. born 1809, David born 1810, Philip Purdy born 1812. I would greatly appreciate it if somebody would do those look ups for me. betty

Following is a list of some of my ancestors that were in the Late War. 1. Charles T. "C. C." Cagle, Pvt., 1st Conf. Cav. CSA 2. Redden Washington Reynolds, Lt., 1st Conf. Cav. CSA 3. Jemes George Dickson, Pvt., 1st Conf. and 12th Cav. CSA 4. Oscar Edwin Whitlow, Pvt, 51st Cons. Inf., CSA 5. George Wilson Blackwelder, Pvt. 51st Cons. Inf. CSA 6. Granville H. Whitlow, Sgt. 2nd Mtd. Inf, USA 7. J. W. Northcutt, Pvt., 2nd Mtd. Inf. USA 8. John Stanfield, Pvt. 2nd Mtd. Inf. USA 9. Henry Overton Cagle, Pvt. Phillips Light Art., CSA I would like to exchange Civil War Information on Hardin Co. Soldiers. I will help YOU locate your Hardin County Soldier. I have copies of all Pension Applications for members of "G" Company, First Conf. Cav., from Hardin, McNairy and Wayne Co. I am very much interested in BERTON and LAWSON HAYES, CSA; DAVID REED, CSA; WILLIAM ROAN PORTER, CSA; ELIJAH WHITE, CSA; JORDAN DARNELL, USA; BRANSON DAVIS, USA; TOM HUGGINS, USA; ROBERT A. CLAY ALLISON, CSA; WILLIAM POLK, CSA; JESSE DOBBINS, USA; and JOHN SMITH, CSA who was shot by his cousin JOHN SMITH, USA. Most of this list were Outlaws, renegades, guerillas, partisans, OR VICTIMS OF SAME, in and around Hardin County during and following the late war. I know there were others. I would like to discuss how the war affected you ancestors. Thanks, David

Hello, I received the following information in re to the burial of Sarah Brumley/Bromley Lewis: > Sarah Lewis died November 29, 1914 in Hardin County and was buried in > Mt. Hebron Cemetery in Houston, Tennessee. I checked GNIS on the internet and couldn't find a Mt. Hebron Cemetery in Hardin County. I did find a Mt. Heber Cemetery, in Wayne County, TN, at Martins Mills. Is there anyone on the lists who might know about Mt. Hebron or Mt. Heber Cemeteries? Thanks. Jimmie (Nichols) Meadors

Maybe we should have everybody reply to the list rather than to the individual if we do find something. I am looking for the Phillips family Descendants of William Phillips 1 William Phillips 1773 - 1860 . +Nancy Purdy Henderson 1775 - 1852 .... 2 William Henderson Phillips 1798 - ........ +Martha (Patsy) Cann 1800 - .... 2 Isaac Cullen Phillips 1800 - 1883 ........ +Elizabeth Tinker 1806 - 1850-1860 .... 2 John B. Phillips 1803 - 1875 ........ +Mary H. Neely 1811 - 1893 .... 2 Madison Phillips 1805 - 1882 ........ +Elizabeth Neely .... 2 Josiah Phillips 1808 - 1883 ........ +Sarah Caroline Morrison 1812 - .... 2 James M. Phillips 1809 - .... 2 David Phillips 1810 - .... 2 Philip Purdy Phillips 1812 - 1890 ........ +Jane Williams 1823 - They lived in Nashville until about 1827 when they moved to Sonora Kentucky. I have not been able to find out for sure where my gt, gt, gt, grandfather was born, nothing about his wife Nancy Henderson, or where they were married. The second generation I have found out quite a lot about most of them,. Except for David Phillips who supposedly moved to Louisville and married and had no children and James M. Phillips who fell out of a tree and was killed. Betty

Rose, The Savannah Cemetery is only as few hundred yards from the Courthouse. Most anyone downtown can point you in the right direction. David. ------------------ Bobby & Rose Robertson wrote: > Where is the Savannah City Cemetery located in Hardin county? Is it in > the city limits of Savannah? > > Rose

Inez, Eli and Thomas Cupples were members of Company A, 21st Wilson's Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, CSA, organized in 1863 in Hardin County largely from other units. It appears that Eli and Thomas may have originally belonged to B Company, 31st Tennessee Infantry Regiment, CSA, organized in McNairy Co., TN in 1861. I don't know why Eli does not show in the 1860 or 70 census for Hardin Co. David

Inez, The 1880 Census for Hardin Co., TN shows: Eli P. Couples 45 NC NC NC Minerva 44 TN KY KY Robert E. 18 TN Sarah I. 16 TN John W. 14 TN Joseph S. 12 TN Leander 10 TN Susan C. 8 TN Tensey 6 TN Minerva E. 4 TN Eli P. 2 TN This family was not in the 1850-1870 census for Hardin Co. David ------------------- Tommey Michael wrote: > Need information on my gr gr grandfather, ELI P. CUPPLES b. circa 1850 d. > ?, married MINERVA COURTNEY b. ? d. ? Have info on two children only - > Bettie Elizabeth b. 1-29-1873 d. 8-11-1961 and Susan C. Cupples b. ? d.? > Does anyone know the names of all children in this family? > > Inez White Michael > Wylie, Texas

Inez, The Cemetery Census shows that Alex W. Shaw was b. 1854, d. 1909, buried at Havanna. Mary E. Shaw, b. 1852, d. 1932, Havanna. Annie Shaw McCasland, b. 01/18/1896, d. 01/15/1922, Havanna. I don't find the Alexander Shaw family in Hardin or Wayne, 1850-1880. David ------ Tommey Michael wrote: > Seeking information on the family of my maternal great grandfather ALEX > SHAW b. ? d. ? in Hardin County, TN. Married MARY BRANDON b. ? d. ? > Five children: (1) Lella b. 6-18-1894 d. 1-2-1930 (2) James A. "Bump" Shaw > b. 9-10-1886 d. 1-30-1958 (3) Mattie Shaw b. ? d. ? (4) Anne Shaw b. ? d. ? > (5) Tobe Shaw b. ? d. ? Any information regarding the children or the > parents of ALEX and MARY would be appreciated. > > Inez White Michael > Wylie, Texas

In a message dated 5/18/98 11:53:49 AM, you wrote: <<mullin98@bellsouth.net>> Hello Madonna Mullin, Tell us more about your researching your maternal line in Hardin County: KELLY/KELLEY, KILBERN, NEILL, YOUNG, KERR. I am a great-great-great-great grandson of Andrew KERR & Jane (or Jean) NEILL. My great-great-great grandparents were William ALLISON & Rosannah KERR (she was a dau of Andrew Kerr & Jane Neill). I am a great-great grandson of Isabella ALLISON & Solomon Hardy BAKER (she was a dau of William Allison & Rosannah Kerr). All from the Hardin County (Savannah) and Wayne County (Clifton) area. Give us more of your family information. I have much to share. Tom Evans 8435 16th Ave. S. Bloomington, MN 55425-1745 OoliticIN@aol.com mullin98@bellsouth.net

The lines I am researching: Archie L. Fondren son of : Robert "Harve" Fondren son of: Robert "Albert" Fondren son of : Wm. M. Fondren Archie marr: Ruby Faye BARNES (Counce, TN) dau of: John William BARNES (wife: Carrie Mae ROBINSON dau of John "Issac" ROBINSON and Josie ??? son of : Wm. "Jessie" BARNES (wife: Effie Long of Counce, Tn dau of Jim LONG and Matilda BROADWAY) son of: Charles R. BARNES (wife: Mary Elizabeth BENNETT) Harve married: Maggie "Elma" COOLEY dau of Wesley M. COOLEY and Annah Florence BAXTER (Annah was dau of David Alexander BAXTER (wife: Mary Ann Elizabeth SANDERS) Robert "Albert" FONDERN marr: Minnie Lee SMITH dau of Wm. Taylor SMITH and Elizabeth Lydia BUNDY (I bel of Giles Co. Tn) William M. FONDREN marr: Elizabeth Yancey I would like to "link" with relatives of these people. I research from my home in Charlotte, NC and travel to Savannah when I can. Anyone know anything about my husbands people? Deb

We are researching Walker in Hardin Co. Tennessee. Also interested in Inman and English. Thanks Sharon