I would like to correspond with descendants of Garrett Newman or any Newman's in the Hardin County or Henderson County area: Garrett Newman died in 1850 in Hardin County. He had quite a few children. Some of which are buried in Newman Cemetery which is near the Henderson County Line. Two children were Clark Newman who was born 1829, July 12. and Elizabeth Newman. Elizabeth married George Washington Churchwell and they left the Hardin County area to go to Saline County Ark about 1850. Elaine

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

Researching: Darnell Stricklin Bowen Rich (and others.) I would like to have Hardin County related Bible Records, Civil War vet questionnaires and pensions, anything about the Civil War experience in Hardin. I would like very much to have your Civil War personal letters, especially related to Shiloh, for the History Web site. Please get in touch! Bill Hardin County, TN, Historical Society Pages: http://www.hardincountytn.com/history

Need help with family of gr gr uncle WILLIAM THACKER b. ? d. ? married Mary A. ? b. ? d. ?. Only child in my records is Brownlow Thacker b. 1868. Does anyone know more about this family? Thanks. Inez White Michael Wylie, Texas

Hoping to find more information on BROWNLOW THACKER b. 1868 (Son of William Thacker b. ? d? and Mary A. ? b. ? d. ?) who married my maternal great grand aunt SUSAN C. CUPPLES b. ? d. ? Who are their children? Any help would be appreciated. Inez White Michael Wylie, Texas

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

Need to know more about the brothers and sisters of ROBERT "BOB" SNODGRASS, my maternal great grandfather who married BETTIE ELIZABETH CUPPLES b. 1-29-1873 d. 8-11-1961. My records are sketchy, but show four more children (1) Dolly .. married Will Hawkins (2) Angeline b. 1869 (3)Luttie b. 1875 (4) Jane F. b. 1879. Would appreciate hearing from anyone who has info on Bob's brothers and sisters. Inez White Michael Wylie, Texas

Looking for help with my Snodgrass family line in Hardin County. JAMES A. SNODGRASS, my maternal gr gr grandfather b. ? in Alabama d. ? Married Martha J. Alexander b. 1848 in TN d. ? Does anyone have info that links to this family? Inez White Michael Wylie, Texas

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

I'm researching the following in Hardin County: BRATTON, Paul Sr. (1782-1858) FRANKS, Frederick Sr. (c1773-c1837) ROSE, Frederick Sr. (c1771- after 1840) TILLEY, Henry (c1798-c1847) also GILLIS, HOUSE, MURPHY, RICH Jerry W. Murphy jwmurphy@netease.net Listowner: TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com Listowner: TNWAYNE-L@rootsweb.com Wayne County, Tennessee Web Page: http://www.netease.net/wayne Wayne County Computer Club: http://www.netease.net/waccc

Anyone researching Vinson, Wright, Donahoo, Smith, Kendall, Ledbetter? I have a Francis M. LEDBETTER on the l850 Hardin Co,Tenn census who later went to Lauderdale Co., Alabama and married Eliza Ann Smith. She m/l a Samuel F. ROUNTREE. Related to most Vinson families of this area who married into the Moser,Stutts,Washburn, Busby, Stone, Cunningham, Hopkins, Elam. Though most lived in Tishomingo Co,MIss and McNairy Co,Tenn - many did venture into Hardin and Wayne Co,Tenn. The Donohoo(Dunahoo) family of Alexander Rose Dunahoo and his wife Charlotte Hensley Donohoo are on the l830 Wayne Co,Tenn census. Also looking for an Augustin Wright on the l850 census. His son is on l850 Tishomingo Co,Ms census and Augustin is on the l860 Tishomingo Co,Miss census. Does anyone know where he is on the l850 census? (Very possible could be in one of the surrounding TN counties.Augustin Wright b. l799 TN was married to Elizabeth Collier. Also, searching for any information on a Jesse Vinson born l799 TN and had a son named Hiriam Calvin Vinson born l822 who married Martha Anna Kendall. Contact Ann at abrown@isys.ca or ajobebrown@hotmail.com ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Yes this has been a slow week for the list. We now have 121 subscribed to the list which I think is quite good considering it's only one and a half months old. Who would have believed it! 99 TNHARDIN-L 22 TNHARDIN-D So let's see messages! And don't forget to check out the Hardin County, Tennessee History Pages at http://www.hardincountytn.com/history/. Billy Darnell has done a great job there! Jerry W. Murphy jwmurphy@netease.net Listowner: TNHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com Listowner: TNWAYNE-L@rootsweb.com Wayne County, Tennessee Web Page: http://www.netease.net/wayne Wayne County Computer Club: http://www.netease.net/waccc

>I haven't received any posting in more than a week. Could it be my name >"dropped" off the list? > >Please advise. > >Inez White Michael >Wylie, Texas > Inez: This is to check; there has been very little traffic in the last week. I am sure you have not been dropped. Why don't you start something? :-) Bill Hardin County, TN, Historical Society Pages: http://www.hardincountytn.com/history

Need info on Moses BAILEY, b. ca 1795, SC; m. Mary ? ca 1820. At least by 1840 they were in Hardin Co., TN. A Moses BAILEY owned land there & was administrator for estate of a George. BAILEY. How are these 2 related? On the 1880 Hardin Co. census there was a Mary BAILEY, 80, living with a Solomon FLATT & wife, Rebecca. Moses & Mary had a dau. Sara Addie, who m. Joseph PRUITT. Is this Rebecca her sister? Need any info on these families. Thanks, Carolyn Kemp

Mary, Someone in CA sent me your post re the Robertsons. I am not related to the Robertson family as far as I know--yet. However, Charles S. Robertson was a 30 year old attorney in Savannah, Hardin Co., TN when the late war started in 1861. In 1860, he was living with his wife, Elizabeth, 22, born in MS, and sons Alexander, 2 and Robert 11 months, both born in TN. Charles became the first Capt. of "G" Co., First Confederate Cavalry Regiment, and was later promoted to Lt. Col. and was probably the highest ranking Confederate Officer who enlisted from Hardin Co. He was captured at Shelbyville in 1863 and sent to Camp Douglas IL by Dec. of that year. I loose track of Charles after that date. Would this be the same Charles S. Robertson that lived in Hardeman Co, TN? Thanks Neighbor, David ------------------------------------------- Subject: Robertson of Hardin and Hardeman Co. Date: Wed, 13 May 1998 08:49:09 -0500 From: "Mary F. Foust" <mfoust@mail.mem.bellsouth.net> To: bartnash@swbell.net Dear Tom; I am related to the Robertsons in Hardeman County and my cousin is related to the Robertsons in Hardin County. Do you know any connection that will link these two families? My gr grandmother was Naomi Elizabeth Robertson who married a Gurley. Her father was Theopilis Robertson who was the son of Charles Robertson who was the son o George Robertson who was the son of Charles Robertson. It keeps going back and I have more but my cousin who also the grandaughter of Naomi Elizabeth Robertson is also grandaughter of Marion Robertson who is listed on the data for Hardin County. We don't know the Relationship between these two Robertson families. I have a lot of datafrom a man in Mississippi on my Robertson family but it is still confusing because my own gr grandmother Naomi Elizabeth who married the Gurley called her own mother in law cousin Fannie (Her name was Frances Robertson who married a Gurley) There is a Charles S. Robertson in my family. Do you think we are connected to your data? Write me. I live in Hardeman county near Saulsbury TN. my email is mfoust@bellsouth.net Thanks Mary F. Foust tel 901-764-6851 or 901-764-3121 I hope this query makes sense.

Cindy, I note that Adley Alexander married Nancy Robinson/Robison. Ezekiel Alexander was also married to a Robinson. He was married to Martha Robinson, the sister of William A. Robinson. Martha resided with William and wife Dorcus after the death of Ezekiel ca 1850. 1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN 2nd C. D. 84-84 William A. Robinson 58 NC Dorcus 55 NC Martha 64 NC I find an Adlai L. Alexander m. to Nancy Roberson, 01 Jan. 1819 in Mecklenburg Co., NC, James Dickson Bondsman, Isaac S. Alexander, Witness. David Greg & Cindy Brock wrote: > It appears that most, if not all, of the ALEXANDERs in Hardin Co. came > from Mecklenburg Co., NC > Adley L. Alexander and his wife Nancy Robinson/Robison also came from > Mecklenburg Co. to Hardin Co. > The Mecklenburg Co., NC Alexanders arrived there from Maryland (Somerset > and Cecil Counties). I have more info. if any ALEXANDER researcher > needs it. > Cindy

Cindy, Have you determined the relationships of the early Hardin Co., TN Alexanders? Also, what do you know about Ezekiel Alexander, who were his parents, etc.???? David ---------------------- Greg & Cindy Brock wrote: > David Cagle wrote: > > > > Cherrie, > > William M. Alexander was the son of Josiah Alexander and the grandson of > > Ezekiel Alexander who > > came to this area from Mecklenburg Co., NC before 1830. Ezekiel owned > > the tract of land where > > Harmony Church and Cemetery are located. Alexander descendants still > > own much of Ezekiel's > > original tract. > > > > William's wife Ellen was the daughter of Stephen and Jane Gilbert. The > > 1860 census shows this > > family as follows: > > > > 1609 Stephen Gilbert 47 NC 14th C. D. > > *Marian 46 KY > > Mary 19 NC > > Elizabeth 18 NC > > Edna 17 NC > > Ellen 15 NC > > Cresa 13 MS > > John 11 TN > > Joseph 8 TN > > Susannah 6 TN > > Samantha 3 TN > > Margaret Sanders 18 AL > > William Sanders 15 AL > > > > * The 1850 census shows the wife of Stephen Gilbert to be Jane, b. 1812 > > in NC. It is likely that > > Stephen remarried before 1860 and the children shown at the bottom in > > the 1860 list are probably > > children belonging to Mariah by a prior marriage? (see next paragraph) > > > > The 1850 census also shows Maria Sanders, 35 KY living in the household > > of Jesse Mitchell > > 58:NC, and wife, Mary 58 NC. Maria has several children: > > Mary 14 AL > > Margaret 8 AL (the name is not Margaret, but I can't figure it out, > > help) > > William 5 AL > > Charlotte 2 TN > > > > David > > > > *************************************************************************** > > > > >names: Alexander > > >email: northcut@apex.net > > >Date: 4/25/98 > > >Time: 11:29:08 AM > > > > > >query: > > > > > >I would appreciate any information on the family of WILLIAM CHESLEY > > ALEXANDER born 1869 married to LAURA IDA OWEN. We can not find a > > wedding > > date. Also any information on his parents WILLIAM ALEXANDER and ELLEN > > > > GILBERT born in 1844. We know nothing about the wife Ellen and her > > family. > > Thank you, Cherrie > > > > > It appears that most, if not all, of the ALEXANDERs in Hardin Co. came > from Mecklenburg Co., NC > Adley L. Alexander and his wife Nancy Robinson/Robison also came from > Mecklenburg Co. to Hardin Co. > The Mecklenburg Co., NC Alexanders arrived there from Maryland (Somerset > and Cecil Counties). I have more info. if any ALEXANDER researcher > needs it. > Cindy

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David Cagle wrote: > > Cherrie, > William M. Alexander was the son of Josiah Alexander and the grandson of > Ezekiel Alexander who > came to this area from Mecklenburg Co., NC before 1830. Ezekiel owned > the tract of land where > Harmony Church and Cemetery are located. Alexander descendants still > own much of Ezekiel's > original tract. > > William's wife Ellen was the daughter of Stephen and Jane Gilbert. The > 1860 census shows this > family as follows: > > 1609 Stephen Gilbert 47 NC 14th C. D. > *Marian 46 KY > Mary 19 NC > Elizabeth 18 NC > Edna 17 NC > Ellen 15 NC > Cresa 13 MS > John 11 TN > Joseph 8 TN > Susannah 6 TN > Samantha 3 TN > Margaret Sanders 18 AL > William Sanders 15 AL > > * The 1850 census shows the wife of Stephen Gilbert to be Jane, b. 1812 > in NC. It is likely that > Stephen remarried before 1860 and the children shown at the bottom in > the 1860 list are probably > children belonging to Mariah by a prior marriage? (see next paragraph) > > The 1850 census also shows Maria Sanders, 35 KY living in the household > of Jesse Mitchell > 58:NC, and wife, Mary 58 NC. Maria has several children: > Mary 14 AL > Margaret 8 AL (the name is not Margaret, but I can't figure it out, > help) > William 5 AL > Charlotte 2 TN > > David > > *************************************************************************** > > >names: Alexander > >email: northcut@apex.net > >Date: 4/25/98 > >Time: 11:29:08 AM > > > >query: > > > >I would appreciate any information on the family of WILLIAM CHESLEY > ALEXANDER born 1869 married to LAURA IDA OWEN. We can not find a > wedding > date. Also any information on his parents WILLIAM ALEXANDER and ELLEN > > GILBERT born in 1844. We know nothing about the wife Ellen and her > family. > Thank you, Cherrie > > It appears that most, if not all, of the ALEXANDERs in Hardin Co. came from Mecklenburg Co., NC Adley L. Alexander and his wife Nancy Robinson/Robison also came from Mecklenburg Co. to Hardin Co. The Mecklenburg Co., NC Alexanders arrived there from Maryland (Somerset and Cecil Counties). I have more info. if any ALEXANDER researcher needs it. Cindy