Hi Margie! It was very nice to hear from you.? Let's see if our records add up - I have a John I. Owen, son of John D. Owen (whom I assume is known as Daniel in most of the records)... This John I. Owen(s) sounds like your John R. Owens.? I have him married to a Hellen (which could be your Ellen). The children I have for them are: Flora G., John W., Hatti M., Polly C., Alley, and Lola.? Now, their last name was spelt Oen on the census I think.? I have them listed in Hardin Co TN 1900 census, dist 8.? John I was born Sept 1864. Please verify if this is the same family we are talking about.? I would be so glad to know the real story about the Owen family in Hardin Co.? Mabye we can figure some of these branches out! Deborah -----Original Message----- From: MarGeo53@aol.com To: tnhardin@rootsweb.com; dcagle1@charter.net; WaxhwDPatt@aol.com Sent: Thu, 11 Oct 2007 7:06 pm Subject: Re: [TNHARDIN] Owens, Hill, Sloan Families David, Deborah, etc. The Daniel Owen referred to in your recent emails is an ancestor of mine. It appears the census taker (?) in 1850 added an s onto the Owen name. Later, some of the family kept the S but most did not. Daniel and Nancy Owen were the parents of John R. Owen, b. 1851, m. Ellen Alexander. John R. and Ellen were the parents of Laura Ida Owen, my grandmother, who married William Chesley Alexander. Laura and Chesley were the parents of my Mother, Nona Beryleen (Alexander), m. Benjamin Roosevelt Duke. Margie R. (Duke) Baker ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNHARDIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ________________________________________________________________________ Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL Mail! - http://mail.aol.com

Hi Mr. Adams, Yes, we have corresponded in the past, I used to live in North Carolina, moved from there in 1996.? My family history research has been hit or miss since then.? I am at a point where I need to get this in order & transfer it to a medium where I can share it with others easily.? FYI, I am descended from two of William Hill's children, who you have listed (W. B. Hill on some census records), so if you would like this info for your webpage, I would be glad to provide it.? I re-visited it lately, someone was kind enough to send the link through this Hardin exchange, and I verified that I did indeed have that info correct so far. I am excited to reconnect with everyone! Deborah Patt -----Original Message----- From: Ed Adams <eadams2784@united.net> To: tnhardin@rootsweb.com Sent: Thu, 11 Oct 2007 7:47 pm Subject: Re: [TNHARDIN] Owens, Hill, Sloan Families Deborah, I think that we have communicated in the past but here is what I have on Clara Sloan. Clara Sloan was married to Othar Lester Allen on 12/31/1911. He died 3/23/1920 and she married Velvert A. Jarrett (don't know the date). He died in 1934. Savannah Courier 8/23/1935:Lebanon-Mrs. Clara Jarrett is having a new room, porch and a coat of paint added to her residence. Savannah Courier 3/5/1937:Mrs. Clara Jarrett and children attended the funeral of John Allen at Sardis Friday. Savannah Courier 4/5/1944:Clara Jarrett of Lebanon donate to Red Cross. Obituary-Savannah Courier 11/18/1971:Clara Sloan Jarrett, age 78, died Nov. 12, 1971 at the home of her daughter in Osceola, IN. She was buried Nov. 16, 1971 in Lebanon Cemetery. The daughter of Danny and Nancy Owens Sloan. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Henry Baskins of Osceola, IN; two sons, McRay Jarrett of Fresno CA, Otha Allen of Memphis; two sisters, Mrs. Ora Hopper of Saltillo and Mrs. Lura Sykes of San Angelo,TX. Per Raytha Poland (volstitansfan@yahoo.com)"Clara Sloan who was known as Aunt Teed, She made the most delicious Chocolate pies!! Too die for really. I remember visiting her as a kid" Please see additional Sloan information at my web site at the address below. ----------------------- Ed Adams See My Home Page at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~adams1895 ----- Original Message ----- From: <waxhwdpatt@aol.com> To: <TNHARDIN@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 11:52 PM Subject: [TNHARDIN] Owens, Hill, Sloan Families > Does anyone know anything about the Owens, Hill, & Sloan families of > Hardin Co TN?? I would like to know more about my heritage regarding these > 3 families. > > I am descended from Clara Sloan, my great grandmother.? She still has a > son alive and living in CA.? She was born 20 April 1893 in Sardis, Hardin > Co TN.? I have good memories of visiting her house before she passed away > in 1971, I was only?7 years old & our family was unable to attend the > funeral because we were out of the country.? Clara, or Grandma Teed as > everyone knew her, took care of her sister Mary (Aunt Mary) her whole > life.? Aunt Mary was mildly handicapped, and I don't know in what way, > because she was just Aunt Mary to me when I was little.? She seemed to > help Grandma Teed as much as any other woman might, but that is through > the eyes of a child.? Aunt Mary never married.? They were both very stout > women, I remember coming to visit, and I always knew when we visited them, > because I knew the smell of their house.? Everyone's house had it's own > distictive smell when I was little.? My sister says she remembers the same > thing. > > Clara & Mary's parents were Daniel "Danny" M. Sloan (born abt 1855 & died > abt Dec 1900) and Nancy J. Lee "Nanny" Owens (born Sept 1866, died about > Jan 1901).? Danny & Nanny are said to have died within 2 weeks of each > other, of "consumption", which was probably a flu virus.? The children > were raised by their maternal grandparents, and I'll get to them soon.? > The childrens names were: Mary (lived with Clara & never married), Thomas > Sloan(never married that I know of), Clara Sloan, Warren Hastings Sloan, > Nancy Leora "Ora" Sloan, and Lura Sloan.? Warren Hastings Sloan only had > one daughter who has since passed away, unmarried & no children that I > know of.? Her fortune was taken by a person who was supposed to be taking > care of her in the last years of her life.? Aamy Sloan was her name, and I > met her.? She was a very nice, professional lady who seemed to work hard.? > Ora Sloan married Dossie Lilburn Hopper, and I would love to hear from > this branch of the tree.? I only have two ! > > children listed, Elmer and Frankie, but no other info.? Lura Sloan > married?a Rube Sykes, and I think they live(d?) in TX.? I have no children > listed for them either.? I would love to correspond with someone on that > branch of the tree. > > Moving on, we have Danny's parents, Alexander P. Sloan and Nancy Murphy.? > I may have corresponded with some of the researchers on the Sloan/Murphy > connections already, but would like to reestablish some contacts and see > what else we can come up with. > > We also have Nanny's parents, John D. Owens, b. May 1833 TN?and Nancy/Mary > Polly "Nan" Hill b. Jun 1837 TN.? These two raised Danny's and Nanny's > children from 1901 on.? They were married on Aug 28, 1862 according to > their headstone.? They got married during the Civil War, a hard time. > John would have been 29 and Mary V. would have been 21. > > 1860 Hardin Co TN census: dist 13, Saltillo PO > W B Hill, 83, m, farmer, 300, TN (age is incorrect I think, 1850 census > shows correct age). > Nancy Hill, 46, f, TN > Mary V, 19, f, TN > Leroy E, 18, m, farm laborer, TN (this is actually Levoy). > > According to an 1850 Hardin Co TN census: > W B Hill, 40, laberor, TN > Nancy Hill, 30, female, TN > Susan C., 12, female, TN > Polly Van?, 10, f, TN > Vera (Levoy) J, 6, m, TN > Eathalinda I., 1, f, TN > > Now the reason I know this is my Hill family, is that I have a connection > on my dad's side of the family that connects up with Susan C., and just > made the connection to this family this past summer.? I would LOVE to talk > to anyone who knows more about this Hill family (families).? Thank you! > > Deborah > > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > Email and AIM finally together. 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Larry. Did your Garner family come through Hardin County? Live at Swift? David ----- Original Message ----- From: Larry Foster To: Ben U. Owens ; MarGeo53@aol.com ; tnhardin@rootsweb.com ; David Cagle ; WaxhwDPatt@aol.com Sent: Friday, October 12, 2007 8:44 AM Subject: Re: [TNHARDIN] Owens, Hill, Sloan Families Hi OWEN(S) Cousins, I, too, descend from Daniel OWEN(S) through his daughter, Amanda "Mandy," b Feb 1852 TN d 1918 (Pemiscot) MO m ca 1871 Thomas J. GARNER. A recent breakthrough was to find the correct GARNER line - still to be proved. My OWENS line ends with Daniel b ca 1805 CT and Nancy b ca 1812 KY. They were my GG Grandparents. I see some new info in this thread but will appreciate/love to have/ further info on the OWEN(S) line. I will share any info I have about Amanda and her issue or the GARNER line. Larry Foster Solvang, CA Hi David, we met in your office in Savannah. Thanks for all the info. Larry And to this thread, was added: From: MarGeo53@aol.com Subject: Re: [TNHARDIN] Owens, Hill, Sloan Families Date: October 11, 2007 7:06:21 PM PDT To: tnhardin@rootsweb.com, dcagle1@charter.net, WaxhwDPatt@aol.com Reply-To: tnhardin@rootsweb.com David, Deborah, etc. The Daniel Owen referred to in your recent emails is an ancestor of mine. It appears the census taker (?) in 1850 added an s onto the Owen name. Later, some of the family kept the S but most did not. Daniel and Nancy Owen were the parents of John R. Owen, b. 1851, m. Ellen Alexander. John R. and Ellen were the parents of Laura Ida Owen, my grandmother, who married William Chesley Alexander. Laura and Chesley were the parents of my Mother, Nona Beryleen (Alexander), m. Benjamin Roosevelt Duke. Margie R. (Duke) Baker On Oct 11, 2007, at 4:59 PM, David Cagle wrote: Deborah, I don't have much on these families and I am not sure if this Owens family is who you are looking for. I am aware of some of the stuff you wrote. Mrs. Sloan was the librarian at Central High School about 50 years ago when I was there. Jim Hopper filled me in on some of this family material as I ate lunch with him most week days for the past 20 years. David Here is some information on Daniel Smith and Alex. Sloan: Alexander Sloan, Sr. appeared to have settled near what is now Clifton, TN. He was married to Ruthy Unknown. Alexander Sloan died abt. 1825. He is found in Hardin Co. as early as the 1820 census but is not in the home on the 1830 census. Ruthy became the head of the household in 1830. Ruthy died in Hardin Co. prior to 1860 as there is a court record of the estate settlement among the heirs. The court record shows Alexander Sloan, Jr. vs. Daniel Smith and wife Clara; Alfred Kirby and wife Zabby; William Hill and wife Nancy; William Sloan; Simpson Sloan; Bullard Sloan and wife Dorinda; Willaim Hogan; Marian Hogan; John Hogan; Elizabeth Hogan and Alexander Hogan. (Hogan's may be grand children) Alexander II was asking for Ruthy Sloan's land for keeping and support of Ruthy; however, the court ordered that the land be sold at public action and the money divided. Property was in Range 6 Section 5 on the TN. River. Property was sold to Daniel Smith as the highest bidder on 6/4/1860 for $400. Plesant Smith and James Adams signed a two year note with him. Ruth Sloan died in Hardin Co. TN.(Page 273) $474. ($67.71) to be divided between seven (7) heirs. Clerk and Master Minutes-Hardin Co. TN. Roll # 1, Vol. C: Page 86, 136, 180, 250, 273. Page 251- Daniel Smith is dead (court date 2/23/1866) and note has not been paid. _________________________________________________________________________ Thomas and son Daniel were enumerated in the 1830 census of Hardin County as follows: Daniel Owen 00001-1001 Thomas Owen 002110001-00100001 Other sons of Thomas and his wife Mary were: David, Thomas J, and William H. Owen. Two probable daughters were: Sarah Ann Gray and Caroline Battles. Son David was married to Ann____ and they had children, Alexander and Mary, under the age of 14 and living in Madison Co., MO on 7 Nov. 1853. 1840 Census, Hardin Co., TN 1st Civil District David Owen 100001-10001 Thomas J. Owen 00001-11000001 5th Civil District Daniel Owen 100001-13101 1850 Census Hardin Co., TN 5th Civil District Daniel Owens 43 CT cabinet maker Nancy 38 KY Almeda 19 TN Sarah 18 TN Paralee 17 TN Martha 15 TN Roan 13 TN Lewis 11 TN Mary E. 9 TN J. C. M. (m) 6 TN William 4 TN Louisa 2 TN children added after 1850 were: John, b. 1851 TN Amanda, b. 1853 TN Algereen b. 1856 TN The 1860 census of Hardin Co., TN shows Daniel and son Lewis enumerated in the 2nd Civil District. Daniel Owens 55 CT Nancy 48 KY J. C. 15 TN William 13 TN Eliza 11 TN John 9 TN Amanda 7 TN Algereen 4 TN Lewis N. F. Owens 20 TN Sarah (Whitlow) 19 TN Lewis is the only Owens of this family left in Hardin County in 1870 enumerated in that census as follows: Lewis Owens 28 TN farm labor Sally 28 TN Martha 9 TN William 5 TN Amos Duckworth 34 TN Daniel and Nancy Owens' Children 1. f. Almeda b. 1830 2. f. Sarah b. 1833 m. Burlison 3. f. Paralee b. 1834 4. f. Martha b. 1835 m. George Mathis 5. f. Roann b. 1836 6. m. *Lewis b. 1838 m. Sarah ( Whitlow) 7. f. Marye b. 1842 8. m. J.C.M.C. b. 1845 9. m. William C. b. 1847 10. f. Louisa/Eliza b. 1849 11. m. John R. b. 1851 m. Ellen Alexander 12. f. Amanda b. 1852 13. f. Algeseen b. 1856 m. Edward Wooten The 1880 census of Hardin County shows Nancy Owens living in the household of Edward Wooten and wife Algseen. Edward and Algereen obtained a marriage license on 1 July 1879 and were married on 3 July, 1879. The 1880 Census of Hardin Co., TN shows as follows: Edward Wooten 29 FL AL TN Algereen 26 TN TN Belinda 1 TN Nancy Owens 70 TN mother of Algereen ----- Original Message ----- From: <waxhwdpatt@aol.com> To: <TNHARDIN@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 11:52 PM Subject: [TNHARDIN] Owens, Hill, Sloan Families Does anyone know anything about the Owens, Hill, & Sloan families of Hardin Co TN?? I would like to know more about my heritage regarding these 3 families. I am descended from Clara Sloan, my great grandmother.? She still has a son alive and living in CA.? She was born 20 April 1893 in Sardis, Hardin Co TN.? I have good memories of visiting her house before she passed away in 1971, I was only?7 years old & our family was unable to attend the funeral because we were out of the country.? Clara, or Grandma Teed as everyone knew her, took care of her sister Mary (Aunt Mary) her whole life.? Aunt Mary was mildly handicapped, and I don't know in what way, because she was just Aunt Mary to me when I was little.? She seemed to help Grandma Teed as much as any other woman might, but that is through the eyes of a child.? Aunt Mary never married.? They were both very stout women, I remember coming to visit, and I always knew when we visited them, because I knew the smell of their house.? Everyone's house had it's own distictive smell when I was little.? My sister says she remembers the same thing. Clara & Mary's parents were Daniel "Danny" M. Sloan (born abt 1855 & died abt Dec 1900) and Nancy J. Lee "Nanny" Owens (born Sept 1866, died about Jan 1901).? Danny & Nanny are said to have died within 2 weeks of each other, of "consumption", which was probably a flu virus.? The children were raised by their maternal grandparents, and I'll get to them soon.? The childrens names were: Mary (lived with Clara & never married), Thomas Sloan(never married that I know of), Clara Sloan, Warren Hastings Sloan, Nancy Leora "Ora" Sloan, and Lura Sloan.? Warren Hastings Sloan only had one daughter who has since passed away, unmarried & no children that I know of.? Her fortune was taken by a person who was supposed to be taking care of her in the last years of her life.? Aamy Sloan was her name, and I met her.? She was a very nice, professional lady who seemed to work hard.? Ora Sloan married Dossie Lilburn Hopper, and I would love to hear from this branch of the tree.? I only have two ! children listed, Elmer and Frankie, but no other info.? Lura Sloan married?a Rube Sykes, and I think they live(d?) in TX.? I have no children listed for them either.? I would love to correspond with someone on that branch of the tree. Moving on, we have Danny's parents, Alexander P. Sloan and Nancy Murphy.? I may have corresponded with some of the researchers on the Sloan/Murphy connections already, but would like to reestablish some contacts and see what else we can come up with. We also have Nanny's parents, John D. Owens, b. May 1833 TN?and Nancy/Mary Polly "Nan" Hill b. Jun 1837 TN.? These two raised Danny's and Nanny's children from 1901 on.? They were married on Aug 28, 1862 according to their headstone.? They got married during the Civil War, a hard time. John would have been 29 and Mary V. would have been 21. 1860 Hardin Co TN census: dist 13, Saltillo PO W B Hill, 83, m, farmer, 300, TN (age is incorrect I think, 1850 census shows correct age). Nancy Hill, 46, f, TN Mary V, 19, f, TN Leroy E, 18, m, farm laborer, TN (this is actually Levoy). According to an 1850 Hardin Co TN census: W B Hill, 40, laberor, TN Nancy Hill, 30, female, TN Susan C., 12, female, TN Polly Van?, 10, f, TN Vera (Levoy) J, 6, m, TN Eathalinda I., 1, f, TN Now the reason I know this is my Hill family, is that I have a connection on my dad's side of the family that connects up with Susan C., and just made the connection to this family this past summer.? I would LOVE to talk to anyone who knows more about this Hill family (families).? Thank you! Deborah ________________________________________________________________________ Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL Mail! - http://mail.aol.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNHARDIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. 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Sheri, I believe that William J. Coleman was the father of Mary Coleman Wilson. I will check further, but the 1900 and 1910 census are hard to read. David ----- Original Message ----- From: Sheri Robertson To: dcagle1@charter.net Sent: Friday, October 12, 2007 12:06 AM Subject: Re: Coleman Info Hi David, After your last e-mail I started looking on the Census for Charles B. Wilson & Mary and guess what I found? On the 1920 Federal Census it lists William J. Coleman as Charles B. Wilson's Grandfather born in 1841 in South Carolina. Was Charles's parents name Samuel H. & Mary V. Wilson? If he was his Grandfather then Charles B. Wilson's Mother would have been William J. Coleman daughter, correct? Thanks again, Sheri Coleman ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Building a website is a piece of cake. Yahoo! Small Business gives you all the tools to get online. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.488 / Virus Database: 269.14.8/1064 - Release Date: 10/11/2007 3:09 PM

Hi OWEN(S) Cousins, I, too, descend from Daniel OWEN(S) through his daughter, Amanda "Mandy," b Feb 1852 TN d 1918 (Pemiscot) MO m ca 1871 Thomas J. GARNER. A recent breakthrough was to find the correct GARNER line - still to be proved. My OWENS line ends with Daniel b ca 1805 CT and Nancy b ca 1812 KY. They were my GG Grandparents. I see some new info in this thread but will appreciate/love to have/ further info on the OWEN(S) line. I will share any info I have about Amanda and her issue or the GARNER line. Larry Foster Solvang, CA Hi David, we met in your office in Savannah. Thanks for all the info. Larry And to this thread, was added: From: MarGeo53@aol.com Subject: Re: [TNHARDIN] Owens, Hill, Sloan Families Date: October 11, 2007 7:06:21 PM PDT To: tnhardin@rootsweb.com, dcagle1@charter.net, WaxhwDPatt@aol.com Reply-To: tnhardin@rootsweb.com David, Deborah, etc. The Daniel Owen referred to in your recent emails is an ancestor of mine. It appears the census taker (?) in 1850 added an s onto the Owen name. Later, some of the family kept the S but most did not. Daniel and Nancy Owen were the parents of John R. Owen, b. 1851, m. Ellen Alexander. John R. and Ellen were the parents of Laura Ida Owen, my grandmother, who married William Chesley Alexander. Laura and Chesley were the parents of my Mother, Nona Beryleen (Alexander), m. Benjamin Roosevelt Duke. Margie R. (Duke) Baker On Oct 11, 2007, at 4:59 PM, David Cagle wrote: > Deborah, > > I don't have much on these families and I am not sure if this Owens > family > is who you are looking for. I am aware of some of the stuff you wrote. > Mrs. Sloan was the librarian at Central High School about 50 years ago > when > I was there. Jim Hopper filled me in on some of this family material > as I > ate lunch with him most week days for the past 20 years. > > David > > > > > > > > Here is some information on Daniel Smith and Alex. Sloan: > > Alexander Sloan, Sr. appeared to have settled near what is now > Clifton, TN. > He was married to Ruthy Unknown. Alexander Sloan died abt. 1825. He is > found > in Hardin Co. as early as the 1820 census but is not in the home on > the 1830 > census. Ruthy became the head of the household in 1830. Ruthy died in > Hardin > Co. prior to 1860 as there is a court record of the estate settlement > among > the heirs. The court record shows Alexander Sloan, Jr. vs. Daniel > Smith and > wife Clara; Alfred Kirby and wife Zabby; William Hill and wife Nancy; > William > Sloan; Simpson Sloan; Bullard Sloan and wife Dorinda; Willaim Hogan; > Marian > Hogan; John Hogan; Elizabeth Hogan and Alexander Hogan. (Hogan's may be > grand > children) Alexander II was asking for Ruthy Sloan's land for keeping > and > support of Ruthy; however, the court ordered that the land be sold at > public > action and the money divided. Property was in Range 6 Section 5 on the > TN. > River. Property was sold to Daniel Smith as the highest bidder on > 6/4/1860 > for $400. Plesant Smith and James Adams signed a two year note with > him. > Ruth > Sloan died in Hardin Co. TN.(Page 273) $474. ($67.71) to be divided > between > seven (7) heirs. > > Clerk and Master Minutes-Hardin Co. TN. Roll # 1, Vol. C: Page 86, > 136, 180, > 250, 273. > Page 251- Daniel Smith is dead (court date 2/23/1866) and note has not > been > paid. > > _______________________________________________________________________ > __ > > > > Thomas and son Daniel were enumerated in the 1830 census of > Hardin County as follows: > > Daniel Owen 00001-1001 > Thomas Owen 002110001-00100001 > > Other sons of Thomas and his wife Mary were: David, Thomas J, > and William H. Owen. Two probable daughters were: Sarah Ann > Gray and Caroline Battles. Son David was married to Ann____ > and they had children, Alexander and Mary, under the age of > 14 and living in Madison Co., MO on 7 Nov. 1853. > > 1840 Census, Hardin Co., TN > 1st Civil District > David Owen 100001-10001 > Thomas J. Owen 00001-11000001 > > 5th Civil District > Daniel Owen 100001-13101 > > > 1850 Census Hardin Co., TN > > 5th Civil District > Daniel Owens 43 CT cabinet maker > Nancy 38 KY > Almeda 19 TN > Sarah 18 TN > Paralee 17 TN > Martha 15 TN > Roan 13 TN > Lewis 11 TN > Mary E. 9 TN > J. C. M. (m) 6 TN > William 4 TN > Louisa 2 TN > children added after 1850 were: > John, b. 1851 TN > Amanda, b. 1853 TN > Algereen b. 1856 TN > > > > > > > The 1860 census of Hardin Co., TN shows Daniel and son Lewis > enumerated in the 2nd Civil District. > > > > > > Daniel Owens 55 CT > > Nancy 48 KY > > J. C. 15 TN > > William 13 TN > > Eliza 11 TN > > John 9 TN > > Amanda 7 TN > > Algereen 4 TN > > > > Lewis N. F. Owens 20 TN > > Sarah (Whitlow) 19 TN > > > > Lewis is the only Owens of this family left in Hardin County in 1870 > enumerated > in that census as follows: > Lewis Owens 28 TN farm labor > Sally 28 TN > Martha 9 TN > William 5 TN > Amos Duckworth 34 TN > > > Daniel and Nancy Owens' Children > > 1. f. Almeda b. 1830 > 2. f. Sarah b. 1833 m. Burlison > 3. f. Paralee b. 1834 > 4. f. Martha b. 1835 m. George Mathis > 5. f. Roann b. 1836 > 6. m. *Lewis b. 1838 m. Sarah ( Whitlow) > 7. f. Marye b. 1842 > 8. m. J.C.M.C. b. 1845 > 9. m. William C. b. 1847 > 10. f. Louisa/Eliza b. 1849 > 11. m. John R. b. 1851 m. Ellen Alexander > 12. f. Amanda b. 1852 > 13. f. Algeseen b. 1856 m. Edward Wooten > > The 1880 census of Hardin County shows Nancy Owens living in > the household of Edward Wooten and wife Algseen. Edward and > Algereen obtained a marriage license on 1 July 1879 and were > married on 3 July, 1879. The 1880 Census of Hardin Co., TN > shows as follows: > > Edward Wooten 29 FL AL TN > Algereen 26 TN TN > Belinda 1 TN > Nancy Owens 70 TN mother of Algereen > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <waxhwdpatt@aol.com> > To: <TNHARDIN@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 11:52 PM > Subject: [TNHARDIN] Owens, Hill, Sloan Families > > >> Does anyone know anything about the Owens, Hill, & Sloan families of >> Hardin Co TN?? I would like to know more about my heritage regarding >> these >> 3 families. >> >> I am descended from Clara Sloan, my great grandmother.? She still has >> a >> son alive and living in CA.? She was born 20 April 1893 in Sardis, >> Hardin >> Co TN.? I have good memories of visiting her house before she passed >> away >> in 1971, I was only?7 years old & our family was unable to attend the >> funeral because we were out of the country.? Clara, or Grandma Teed as >> everyone knew her, took care of her sister Mary (Aunt Mary) her whole >> life.? Aunt Mary was mildly handicapped, and I don't know in what way, >> because she was just Aunt Mary to me when I was little.? She seemed to >> help Grandma Teed as much as any other woman might, but that is >> through >> the eyes of a child.? Aunt Mary never married.? They were both very >> stout >> women, I remember coming to visit, and I always knew when we visited >> them, >> because I knew the smell of their house.? Everyone's house had it's >> own >> distictive smell when I was little.? My sister says she remembers the >> same >> thing. >> >> Clara & Mary's parents were Daniel "Danny" M. Sloan (born abt 1855 & >> died >> abt Dec 1900) and Nancy J. Lee "Nanny" Owens (born Sept 1866, died >> about >> Jan 1901).? Danny & Nanny are said to have died within 2 weeks of each >> other, of "consumption", which was probably a flu virus.? The children >> were raised by their maternal grandparents, and I'll get to them >> soon.? >> The childrens names were: Mary (lived with Clara & never married), >> Thomas >> Sloan(never married that I know of), Clara Sloan, Warren Hastings >> Sloan, >> Nancy Leora "Ora" Sloan, and Lura Sloan.? Warren Hastings Sloan only >> had >> one daughter who has since passed away, unmarried & no children that I >> know of.? Her fortune was taken by a person who was supposed to be >> taking >> care of her in the last years of her life.? Aamy Sloan was her name, >> and I >> met her.? She was a very nice, professional lady who seemed to work >> hard.? >> Ora Sloan married Dossie Lilburn Hopper, and I would love to hear from >> this branch of the tree.? I only have two ! >> children listed, Elmer and Frankie, but no other info.? Lura Sloan >> married?a Rube Sykes, and I think they live(d?) in TX.? I have no >> children >> listed for them either.? I would love to correspond with someone on >> that >> branch of the tree. >> >> Moving on, we have Danny's parents, Alexander P. Sloan and Nancy >> Murphy.? >> I may have corresponded with some of the researchers on the >> Sloan/Murphy >> connections already, but would like to reestablish some contacts and >> see >> what else we can come up with. >> >> We also have Nanny's parents, John D. Owens, b. May 1833 TN?and >> Nancy/Mary >> Polly "Nan" Hill b. Jun 1837 TN.? These two raised Danny's and Nanny's >> children from 1901 on.? They were married on Aug 28, 1862 according to >> their headstone.? They got married during the Civil War, a hard time. >> John would have been 29 and Mary V. would have been 21. >> >> 1860 Hardin Co TN census: dist 13, Saltillo PO >> W B Hill, 83, m, farmer, 300, TN (age is incorrect I think, 1850 >> census >> shows correct age). >> Nancy Hill, 46, f, TN >> Mary V, 19, f, TN >> Leroy E, 18, m, farm laborer, TN (this is actually Levoy). >> >> According to an 1850 Hardin Co TN census: >> W B Hill, 40, laberor, TN >> Nancy Hill, 30, female, TN >> Susan C., 12, female, TN >> Polly Van?, 10, f, TN >> Vera (Levoy) J, 6, m, TN >> Eathalinda I., 1, f, TN >> >> Now the reason I know this is my Hill family, is that I have a >> connection >> on my dad's side of the family that connects up with Susan C., and >> just >> made the connection to this family this past summer.? I would LOVE to >> talk >> to anyone who knows more about this Hill family (families).? Thank >> you! >> >> Deborah >> >> >> >> ______________________________________________________________________ >> __ >> Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL Mail! >> - >> http://mail.aol.com >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> TNHARDIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> >> >> -- >> No virus found in this incoming message. >> Checked by AVG Free Edition. >> Version: 7.5.488 / Virus Database: 269.14.7/1062 - Release Date: >> 10/10/2007 5:11 PM >> >> > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNHARDIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

David, Deborah, etc. The Daniel Owen referred to in your recent emails is an ancestor of mine. It appears the census taker (?) in 1850 added an s onto the Owen name. Later, some of the family kept the S but most did not. Daniel and Nancy Owen were the parents of John R. Owen, b. 1851, m. Ellen Alexander. John R. and Ellen were the parents of Laura Ida Owen, my grandmother, who married William Chesley Alexander. Laura and Chesley were the parents of my Mother, Nona Beryleen (Alexander), m. Benjamin Roosevelt Duke. Margie R. (Duke) Baker ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

Deborah, I think that we have communicated in the past but here is what I have on Clara Sloan. Clara Sloan was married to Othar Lester Allen on 12/31/1911. He died 3/23/1920 and she married Velvert A. Jarrett (don't know the date). He died in 1934. Savannah Courier 8/23/1935:Lebanon-Mrs. Clara Jarrett is having a new room, porch and a coat of paint added to her residence. Savannah Courier 3/5/1937:Mrs. Clara Jarrett and children attended the funeral of John Allen at Sardis Friday. Savannah Courier 4/5/1944:Clara Jarrett of Lebanon donate to Red Cross. Obituary-Savannah Courier 11/18/1971:Clara Sloan Jarrett, age 78, died Nov. 12, 1971 at the home of her daughter in Osceola, IN. She was buried Nov. 16, 1971 in Lebanon Cemetery. The daughter of Danny and Nancy Owens Sloan. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Henry Baskins of Osceola, IN; two sons, McRay Jarrett of Fresno CA, Otha Allen of Memphis; two sisters, Mrs. Ora Hopper of Saltillo and Mrs. Lura Sykes of San Angelo,TX. Per Raytha Poland (volstitansfan@yahoo.com)"Clara Sloan who was known as Aunt Teed, She made the most delicious Chocolate pies!! Too die for really. I remember visiting her as a kid" Please see additional Sloan information at my web site at the address below. ----------------------- Ed Adams See My Home Page at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~adams1895 ----- Original Message ----- From: <waxhwdpatt@aol.com> To: <TNHARDIN@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 11:52 PM Subject: [TNHARDIN] Owens, Hill, Sloan Families > Does anyone know anything about the Owens, Hill, & Sloan families of > Hardin Co TN?? I would like to know more about my heritage regarding these > 3 families. > > I am descended from Clara Sloan, my great grandmother.? She still has a > son alive and living in CA.? She was born 20 April 1893 in Sardis, Hardin > Co TN.? I have good memories of visiting her house before she passed away > in 1971, I was only?7 years old & our family was unable to attend the > funeral because we were out of the country.? Clara, or Grandma Teed as > everyone knew her, took care of her sister Mary (Aunt Mary) her whole > life.? Aunt Mary was mildly handicapped, and I don't know in what way, > because she was just Aunt Mary to me when I was little.? She seemed to > help Grandma Teed as much as any other woman might, but that is through > the eyes of a child.? Aunt Mary never married.? They were both very stout > women, I remember coming to visit, and I always knew when we visited them, > because I knew the smell of their house.? Everyone's house had it's own > distictive smell when I was little.? My sister says she remembers the same > thing. > > Clara & Mary's parents were Daniel "Danny" M. Sloan (born abt 1855 & died > abt Dec 1900) and Nancy J. Lee "Nanny" Owens (born Sept 1866, died about > Jan 1901).? Danny & Nanny are said to have died within 2 weeks of each > other, of "consumption", which was probably a flu virus.? The children > were raised by their maternal grandparents, and I'll get to them soon.? > The childrens names were: Mary (lived with Clara & never married), Thomas > Sloan(never married that I know of), Clara Sloan, Warren Hastings Sloan, > Nancy Leora "Ora" Sloan, and Lura Sloan.? Warren Hastings Sloan only had > one daughter who has since passed away, unmarried & no children that I > know of.? Her fortune was taken by a person who was supposed to be taking > care of her in the last years of her life.? Aamy Sloan was her name, and I > met her.? She was a very nice, professional lady who seemed to work hard.? > Ora Sloan married Dossie Lilburn Hopper, and I would love to hear from > this branch of the tree.? I only have two ! > > children listed, Elmer and Frankie, but no other info.? Lura Sloan > married?a Rube Sykes, and I think they live(d?) in TX.? I have no children > listed for them either.? I would love to correspond with someone on that > branch of the tree. > > Moving on, we have Danny's parents, Alexander P. Sloan and Nancy Murphy.? > I may have corresponded with some of the researchers on the Sloan/Murphy > connections already, but would like to reestablish some contacts and see > what else we can come up with. > > We also have Nanny's parents, John D. Owens, b. May 1833 TN?and Nancy/Mary > Polly "Nan" Hill b. Jun 1837 TN.? These two raised Danny's and Nanny's > children from 1901 on.? They were married on Aug 28, 1862 according to > their headstone.? They got married during the Civil War, a hard time. > John would have been 29 and Mary V. would have been 21. > > 1860 Hardin Co TN census: dist 13, Saltillo PO > W B Hill, 83, m, farmer, 300, TN (age is incorrect I think, 1850 census > shows correct age). > Nancy Hill, 46, f, TN > Mary V, 19, f, TN > Leroy E, 18, m, farm laborer, TN (this is actually Levoy). > > According to an 1850 Hardin Co TN census: > W B Hill, 40, laberor, TN > Nancy Hill, 30, female, TN > Susan C., 12, female, TN > Polly Van?, 10, f, TN > Vera (Levoy) J, 6, m, TN > Eathalinda I., 1, f, TN > > Now the reason I know this is my Hill family, is that I have a connection > on my dad's side of the family that connects up with Susan C., and just > made the connection to this family this past summer.? I would LOVE to talk > to anyone who knows more about this Hill family (families).? Thank you! > > Deborah > > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL Mail! - > http://mail.aol.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNHARDIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Deborah, I don't have much on these families and I am not sure if this Owens family is who you are looking for. I am aware of some of the stuff you wrote. Mrs. Sloan was the librarian at Central High School about 50 years ago when I was there. Jim Hopper filled me in on some of this family material as I ate lunch with him most week days for the past 20 years. David Here is some information on Daniel Smith and Alex. Sloan: Alexander Sloan, Sr. appeared to have settled near what is now Clifton, TN. He was married to Ruthy Unknown. Alexander Sloan died abt. 1825. He is found in Hardin Co. as early as the 1820 census but is not in the home on the 1830 census. Ruthy became the head of the household in 1830. Ruthy died in Hardin Co. prior to 1860 as there is a court record of the estate settlement among the heirs. The court record shows Alexander Sloan, Jr. vs. Daniel Smith and wife Clara; Alfred Kirby and wife Zabby; William Hill and wife Nancy; William Sloan; Simpson Sloan; Bullard Sloan and wife Dorinda; Willaim Hogan; Marian Hogan; John Hogan; Elizabeth Hogan and Alexander Hogan. (Hogan's may be grand children) Alexander II was asking for Ruthy Sloan's land for keeping and support of Ruthy; however, the court ordered that the land be sold at public action and the money divided. Property was in Range 6 Section 5 on the TN. River. Property was sold to Daniel Smith as the highest bidder on 6/4/1860 for $400. Plesant Smith and James Adams signed a two year note with him. Ruth Sloan died in Hardin Co. TN.(Page 273) $474. ($67.71) to be divided between seven (7) heirs. Clerk and Master Minutes-Hardin Co. TN. Roll # 1, Vol. C: Page 86, 136, 180, 250, 273. Page 251- Daniel Smith is dead (court date 2/23/1866) and note has not been paid. _________________________________________________________________________ Thomas and son Daniel were enumerated in the 1830 census of Hardin County as follows: Daniel Owen 00001-1001 Thomas Owen 002110001-00100001 Other sons of Thomas and his wife Mary were: David, Thomas J, and William H. Owen. Two probable daughters were: Sarah Ann Gray and Caroline Battles. Son David was married to Ann____ and they had children, Alexander and Mary, under the age of 14 and living in Madison Co., MO on 7 Nov. 1853. 1840 Census, Hardin Co., TN 1st Civil District David Owen 100001-10001 Thomas J. Owen 00001-11000001 5th Civil District Daniel Owen 100001-13101 1850 Census Hardin Co., TN 5th Civil District Daniel Owens 43 CT cabinet maker Nancy 38 KY Almeda 19 TN Sarah 18 TN Paralee 17 TN Martha 15 TN Roan 13 TN Lewis 11 TN Mary E. 9 TN J. C. M. (m) 6 TN William 4 TN Louisa 2 TN children added after 1850 were: John, b. 1851 TN Amanda, b. 1853 TN Algereen b. 1856 TN The 1860 census of Hardin Co., TN shows Daniel and son Lewis enumerated in the 2nd Civil District. Daniel Owens 55 CT Nancy 48 KY J. C. 15 TN William 13 TN Eliza 11 TN John 9 TN Amanda 7 TN Algereen 4 TN Lewis N. F. Owens 20 TN Sarah (Whitlow) 19 TN Lewis is the only Owens of this family left in Hardin County in 1870 enumerated in that census as follows: Lewis Owens 28 TN farm labor Sally 28 TN Martha 9 TN William 5 TN Amos Duckworth 34 TN Daniel and Nancy Owens' Children 1. f. Almeda b. 1830 2. f. Sarah b. 1833 m. Burlison 3. f. Paralee b. 1834 4. f. Martha b. 1835 m. George Mathis 5. f. Roann b. 1836 6. m. *Lewis b. 1838 m. Sarah ( Whitlow) 7. f. Marye b. 1842 8. m. J.C.M.C. b. 1845 9. m. William C. b. 1847 10. f. Louisa/Eliza b. 1849 11. m. John R. b. 1851 m. Ellen Alexander 12. f. Amanda b. 1852 13. f. Algeseen b. 1856 m. Edward Wooten The 1880 census of Hardin County shows Nancy Owens living in the household of Edward Wooten and wife Algseen. Edward and Algereen obtained a marriage license on 1 July 1879 and were married on 3 July, 1879. The 1880 Census of Hardin Co., TN shows as follows: Edward Wooten 29 FL AL TN Algereen 26 TN TN Belinda 1 TN Nancy Owens 70 TN mother of Algereen ----- Original Message ----- From: <waxhwdpatt@aol.com> To: <TNHARDIN@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 11:52 PM Subject: [TNHARDIN] Owens, Hill, Sloan Families > Does anyone know anything about the Owens, Hill, & Sloan families of > Hardin Co TN?? I would like to know more about my heritage regarding these > 3 families. > > I am descended from Clara Sloan, my great grandmother.? She still has a > son alive and living in CA.? She was born 20 April 1893 in Sardis, Hardin > Co TN.? I have good memories of visiting her house before she passed away > in 1971, I was only?7 years old & our family was unable to attend the > funeral because we were out of the country.? Clara, or Grandma Teed as > everyone knew her, took care of her sister Mary (Aunt Mary) her whole > life.? Aunt Mary was mildly handicapped, and I don't know in what way, > because she was just Aunt Mary to me when I was little.? She seemed to > help Grandma Teed as much as any other woman might, but that is through > the eyes of a child.? Aunt Mary never married.? They were both very stout > women, I remember coming to visit, and I always knew when we visited them, > because I knew the smell of their house.? Everyone's house had it's own > distictive smell when I was little.? My sister says she remembers the same > thing. > > Clara & Mary's parents were Daniel "Danny" M. Sloan (born abt 1855 & died > abt Dec 1900) and Nancy J. Lee "Nanny" Owens (born Sept 1866, died about > Jan 1901).? Danny & Nanny are said to have died within 2 weeks of each > other, of "consumption", which was probably a flu virus.? The children > were raised by their maternal grandparents, and I'll get to them soon.? > The childrens names were: Mary (lived with Clara & never married), Thomas > Sloan(never married that I know of), Clara Sloan, Warren Hastings Sloan, > Nancy Leora "Ora" Sloan, and Lura Sloan.? Warren Hastings Sloan only had > one daughter who has since passed away, unmarried & no children that I > know of.? Her fortune was taken by a person who was supposed to be taking > care of her in the last years of her life.? Aamy Sloan was her name, and I > met her.? She was a very nice, professional lady who seemed to work hard.? > Ora Sloan married Dossie Lilburn Hopper, and I would love to hear from > this branch of the tree.? I only have two ! > children listed, Elmer and Frankie, but no other info.? Lura Sloan > married?a Rube Sykes, and I think they live(d?) in TX.? I have no children > listed for them either.? I would love to correspond with someone on that > branch of the tree. > > Moving on, we have Danny's parents, Alexander P. Sloan and Nancy Murphy.? > I may have corresponded with some of the researchers on the Sloan/Murphy > connections already, but would like to reestablish some contacts and see > what else we can come up with. > > We also have Nanny's parents, John D. Owens, b. May 1833 TN?and Nancy/Mary > Polly "Nan" Hill b. Jun 1837 TN.? These two raised Danny's and Nanny's > children from 1901 on.? They were married on Aug 28, 1862 according to > their headstone.? They got married during the Civil War, a hard time. > John would have been 29 and Mary V. would have been 21. > > 1860 Hardin Co TN census: dist 13, Saltillo PO > W B Hill, 83, m, farmer, 300, TN (age is incorrect I think, 1850 census > shows correct age). > Nancy Hill, 46, f, TN > Mary V, 19, f, TN > Leroy E, 18, m, farm laborer, TN (this is actually Levoy). > > According to an 1850 Hardin Co TN census: > W B Hill, 40, laberor, TN > Nancy Hill, 30, female, TN > Susan C., 12, female, TN > Polly Van?, 10, f, TN > Vera (Levoy) J, 6, m, TN > Eathalinda I., 1, f, TN > > Now the reason I know this is my Hill family, is that I have a connection > on my dad's side of the family that connects up with Susan C., and just > made the connection to this family this past summer.? I would LOVE to talk > to anyone who knows more about this Hill family (families).? Thank you! > > Deborah > > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > Email and AIM finally together. 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Does anyone know anything about the Owens, Hill, & Sloan families of Hardin Co TN?? I would like to know more about my heritage regarding these 3 families. I am descended from Clara Sloan, my great grandmother.? She still has a son alive and living in CA.? She was born 20 April 1893 in Sardis, Hardin Co TN.? I have good memories of visiting her house before she passed away in 1971, I was only?7 years old & our family was unable to attend the funeral because we were out of the country.? Clara, or Grandma Teed as everyone knew her, took care of her sister Mary (Aunt Mary) her whole life.? Aunt Mary was mildly handicapped, and I don't know in what way, because she was just Aunt Mary to me when I was little.? She seemed to help Grandma Teed as much as any other woman might, but that is through the eyes of a child.? Aunt Mary never married.? They were both very stout women, I remember coming to visit, and I always knew when we visited them, because I knew the smell of their house.? Everyone's house had it's own distictive smell when I was little.? My sister says she remembers the same thing. Clara & Mary's parents were Daniel "Danny" M. Sloan (born abt 1855 & died abt Dec 1900) and Nancy J. Lee "Nanny" Owens (born Sept 1866, died about Jan 1901).? Danny & Nanny are said to have died within 2 weeks of each other, of "consumption", which was probably a flu virus.? The children were raised by their maternal grandparents, and I'll get to them soon.? The childrens names were: Mary (lived with Clara & never married), Thomas Sloan(never married that I know of), Clara Sloan, Warren Hastings Sloan, Nancy Leora "Ora" Sloan, and Lura Sloan.? Warren Hastings Sloan only had one daughter who has since passed away, unmarried & no children that I know of.? Her fortune was taken by a person who was supposed to be taking care of her in the last years of her life.? Aamy Sloan was her name, and I met her.? She was a very nice, professional lady who seemed to work hard.? Ora Sloan married Dossie Lilburn Hopper, and I would love to hear from this branch of the tree.? I only have two ! children listed, Elmer and Frankie, but no other info.? Lura Sloan married?a Rube Sykes, and I think they live(d?) in TX.? I have no children listed for them either.? I would love to correspond with someone on that branch of the tree. Moving on, we have Danny's parents, Alexander P. Sloan and Nancy Murphy.? I may have corresponded with some of the researchers on the Sloan/Murphy connections already, but would like to reestablish some contacts and see what else we can come up with. We also have Nanny's parents, John D. Owens, b. May 1833 TN?and Nancy/Mary Polly "Nan" Hill b. Jun 1837 TN.? These two raised Danny's and Nanny's children from 1901 on.? They were married on Aug 28, 1862 according to their headstone.? They got married during the Civil War, a hard time. John would have been 29 and Mary V. would have been 21. 1860 Hardin Co TN census: dist 13, Saltillo PO W B Hill, 83, m, farmer, 300, TN (age is incorrect I think, 1850 census shows correct age). Nancy Hill, 46, f, TN Mary V, 19, f, TN Leroy E, 18, m, farm laborer, TN (this is actually Levoy). According to an 1850 Hardin Co TN census: W B Hill, 40, laberor, TN Nancy Hill, 30, female, TN Susan C., 12, female, TN Polly Van?, 10, f, TN Vera (Levoy) J, 6, m, TN Eathalinda I., 1, f, TN Now the reason I know this is my Hill family, is that I have a connection on my dad's side of the family that connects up with Susan C., and just made the connection to this family this past summer.? I would LOVE to talk to anyone who knows more about this Hill family (families).? Thank you! Deborah ________________________________________________________________________ Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL Mail! - http://mail.aol.com

Mr. Walker Good to hear from you. Walker Cemetery is located on the grounds of the Paper Mill at Counce. Two graves are listed in the cemetery: Shadrack Nolen, born in 1750 and his death date is not shown. He was enumerated in the 1830 census. Isabell Walker, b. 1815, d. 09-12-1839. David ----- Original Message ----- From: ligewalker To: dcagle1@Charter.net Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 8:33 PM Subject: Re: Walker Cemetery David: Could you please give me some information on "Walker Cemetery" located in maybe the Counce/Pickwick area? I have a friend who has some forebears buried there. I have never heard of one by this name and since you told me how to find my Blevins cemetery I thought you might be able to help me. I have enjoyed your articles in the Courier and the Hardin Co. History Journal. Keep up the good work. Thanks. Lige Walker ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.488 / Virus Database: 269.14.7/1062 - Release Date: 10/10/2007 5:11 PM

Thank you very much for this information.? Mildred Greenstreet -----Original Message----- From: John Ross <jnojross@bellsouth.net> To: tnhardin@rootsweb.com Sent: Mon, 8 Oct 2007 9:59 am Subject: Re: [TNHARDIN] Martha Ann Lackey of Savannah She is deceased, but her daughter Kathy Smith lives in her house on College Street, and her son Lee Lackey practices law here. His phone number is 731 925 2535. John Ross mgstreet@aol.com wrote: > Does anyone know the whereabouts of Martha Ann Lackey of Savannah or any of her relatives?? She had a Cashion Bible, and births, deaths and marriages from it were published in Lincoln County Pioneers, Vol. I, No. 4. I would like to be able to prove my descent from William Cashion, son of James Cashion.? In order to do this, I would need a notarized copy of certain pages of that bible. > > Any help will be greatly appreciated. > > Mildred Greenstreet > ________________________________________________________________________ > Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL Mail! - http://mail.aol.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNHARDIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNHARDIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ________________________________________________________________________ Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL Mail! - http://mail.aol.com

She is deceased, but her daughter Kathy Smith lives in her house on College Street, and her son Lee Lackey practices law here. His phone number is 731 925 2535. John Ross mgstreet@aol.com wrote: > Does anyone know the whereabouts of Martha Ann Lackey of Savannah or any of her relatives?? She had a Cashion Bible, and births, deaths and marriages from it were published in Lincoln County Pioneers, Vol. I, No. 4. I would like to be able to prove my descent from William Cashion, son of James Cashion.? In order to do this, I would need a notarized copy of certain pages of that bible. > > Any help will be greatly appreciated. > > Mildred Greenstreet > ________________________________________________________________________ > Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL Mail! - http://mail.aol.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNHARDIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Does anyone know the whereabouts of Martha Ann Lackey of Savannah or any of her relatives?? She had a Cashion Bible, and births, deaths and marriages from it were published in Lincoln County Pioneers, Vol. I, No. 4. I would like to be able to prove my descent from William Cashion, son of James Cashion.? In order to do this, I would need a notarized copy of certain pages of that bible. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Mildred Greenstreet ________________________________________________________________________ Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL Mail! - http://mail.aol.com

Beryl, It looks like your grandmother was probably born at Cerro Gordo in Hardin County. She was living there with her parents in 1900 in the 2nd Civil District.: 112 W. B. Durham 52 TN TN TN Mary 50 TN NC TN Sally 18 TN Lizzie B. 17 TN Elin 15 TN Edward 11 TN Lilly M. 7, b. August 1893 TN Two other children, James 28 and William 26 were living nearby. William and his family were living in Lawrence Co., TN 1880 along side his parents, Robert Durham 61 and Elizabeth 55. Robert lived in Maury Co., TN in 1870 and in Giles County in 1860. In 1900, Lee Shelton Carr was living with his father and Step-mother in the 4th C. D. apparently near Walker Town. William J. Carr 41 AL Louisa 22 AL wife Griffin 18 AL Andrew J. 16 AL Noah E. 14 AL Lee S. 12 AL Marrian 9 AL Ada M. 6 AL Baby 5 months, b. TN It appears that William J. Carr lived in AL until at least 1894 when Ada was born. About 1895, he married a second time (?) to Louisa. The census stated she was the mother of two children, 1 living which is the one listed as baby. Apparently they were waiting to see if this one lived before they gave it a name. This was not uncommon in those times. Good Luck, David ----- Original Message ----- From: "Beryl Gray" <bgray40@gmail.com> To: <TNHARDIN@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2007 3:54 PM Subject: [TNHARDIN] (no subject) > Hello, I'm looking for information on my grandmother, Lillie Mae Durham > born Aug. 19 1892 place unknown Died Oct. 20 1940 in Hardin Co. Tn. > married Lee Shelton Carr. any info on ancestors or siblings will be > appreciated. Thanks > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNHARDIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.488 / Virus Database: 269.13.39/1045 - Release Date: > 10/2/2007 6:43 PM > >

Hello, I'm looking for information on my grandmother, Lillie Mae Durham born Aug. 19 1892 place unknown Died Oct. 20 1940 in Hardin Co. Tn. married Lee Shelton Carr. any info on ancestors or siblings will be appreciated. Thanks

Judy Flatt, Do you know the linage of Levi Hollingsworth/Hollinsworth who was in Hardin County beginning at least 1840 through 1860. His wife Mary shows in 1870. Ray Hollingsworth thought he was in Hardin Co., by 1830, but I didn't find him. Thanks, David

Thanks, David. The following entries that you posted are my Lindseys: 1860 John Lindsey 28 AL farmer 10th C. D. Margaret 25 TN Emily 6 TN George 5 TN Laura 2 TN 1870 Margaret Lindsey 30 TN (probably an Ingram?) George 15 TN Molly 11 TN Charles 8/12 TN 1880 Census, Hardin Co., TN Margaret Lindsey 45 TN TN TN keeping house. 10th C. D. Charles 11 KY TN TN You are correct, Margaret was an Ingram; she moved back home to her parents after the death of John Lindsey in 1869. Does anyone have any clue how all these Lindseys could be connected? thanks again, jennifer -----Original Message----- From: David Cagle [mailto:dcagle1@charter.net] Sent: Thu 9/27/2007 7:42 PM To: tnhardin@rootsweb.com; lcmtcol@gmail.com; Jennifer Mclaughlin Cc: Subject: Lindsey Jennifer and Betty, Below is about all that I have on the Lindsay family in Hardin County. It appears that there was more than one set. I believe those in the 1st and 2nd Civil district were related to Ezekiel Lindsey. Ezekiel lived and apparently died at Swift and more than likely is the first person buried in the Goshen Cemetery. However there is no stone to prove this. Perhaps it will show up in a Bible record somewhere. Ezekiel's granddaughter ran off to Arkansas with my great Uncle Henry Overton Cagle--that's an interesting story. I can show you on a map where the Lindsey's lived at Swift. David --------- 1830 Census, Hardin Co., TN Elizabeth Lindsey 02011-0021001 1840 Census, Hardin Co., TN Elizabeth Lindsey 000201-00010001 2nd C. D. 1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN 58-58 Isaac L. Lindsay 25 TN farmer, 1st C. D. Ruhanna 20 TN J. M. 1 TN 7-7 C. H. Almond 48 TN miller 2nd C. D. Martha 45 NC James H. 20 TN Jesse G. 15 TN Martha 10 TN Parmelia A. Martin 18 TM 34-34 Thomas Woodburn 47 NC blacksmith 2nd C. D. Mary 48 VA Calvin G. 19 TN Margaret S. 18 TN William K. 15 TN Sarah C. 14 TN Hedy P. 8 TN Alonzo T. 7 TN Lorenzo A. 2 TN 83-83 John W. Lindsey 40 TN farmer 2nd C. D. Susan 22 TN Sarah E. 1 TN Catherine Wade 17 TN 111-111 James Lindsey 16 AL, living in the household of Joseph Ashworth. 2nd C. D. 26-26 Jane Wallace 52 Scotland farmer 7th C. D. Agnes S. 30 Scotland Stephen H. 26 Canada W. S. Lindsay 24 TN Mary A. 30 Scotland Hugh C. 2 TN 29-29 Callum Lindsey 57 NC farmer 7th C. D. Nancy 41 VA James H. 15 AL Dixon M. 5 MS 39-39 William P. Lindsey 38 TN farmer 13th C. D. Amy 38 TN James S. 18 TN Newarn 15 TN Rebecca 9 TN Sarah Jane 5 TN 1860 Census, Hardin Co., TN 143 John W. Lindsey 50 TN farmer 2nd C. D. Edith 47 NC Sarah 11 NC Martha 10 NC Mary 8 NC Pheby 4 NC Susan 1 NC Malcom G. Cooly 16 MS 1102 John Lindsey 28 AL farmer 10th C. D. Margaret 25 TN Emily 6 TN George 5 TN Laura 2 TN 1546 William P. Lindsey 48 TN farmer 13th C. D. Amy 48 TN Nina 25 TN Rebecca 19 TN Sarah 15 TN 1870 Census, Hardin Co., TN 106 John W. Lindsey 60 TN farmer 2nd C. D. Edu C. 57 NC Mary C. 18 TN Phebe M. 14 TN Susan J. 12 TN 50 James J. Bryant 25 TN farmer 5th C. D. Mary E. 24 TN William T. 2 TN Martha T. 9/12 TN Louis L. Lindsey 10 AR 06 David Duncan 57 SCO lumberman 7th C. D. Harriet 32 ENG David H. 6 TN Porter D. 1/12 TN Isaac Shelton 50 ENG lawyer John Lindsey 39 SCO gardner 170 William Lindsey 58 TN farmer 13th C. D. Anna 58 TN Sarah 22 TN Thomas 14 TN Delia 12 TN Robert Stennet 12 TN 172 Norris Lindsey 34 TN farm labor Adaline 22 TN William 3 TN James 2 TN 58 Margaret Lindsey 30 TN (probably an Ingram?) George 15 TN Molly 11 TN Charles 8/12 TN 1880 Census, Hardin Co., TN 191 Margaret Lindsey 45 TN TN TN keeping house. 10th C. D. Charles 11 KY TN TN 32 William P. Lindsey 68 TN GA TN, farmer 13th C. D. Sarah J. 28 TN TN TN dau 33 Nerrin Lindsey 45 TN TN TN farmer 13th C. D. Charlotte A. 32 NC NC NC wife William 13 TN TN NC James 11 TN TN NC Joseph 9 TN TN NC Hardin County Court Minutes 20 June 1825 Ezekiel Lindsey, Last Will and Testament presented for probate by Isaac Lindsey and Elizabeth Lindsey, the executor and executrix. Proven by George W. Guthrie, John Reynolds and Seth Baker, subscribing witnesses. 18 December 1825 Ezekiel Lindsey - Isaac Lindsey appointed guardian of John W. Lindsey, William T. Lindsey, Elizabeth Lindsey, Polly Lindsey, Phebe Lindsey, Josiah G. Lindsey and Isaac L. Lindsey, infant heirs of Ezekiel Lindsey. 06 March 1848 Josiah W. Lindsey - John W. Lindsey appointed administrator of the estate of Josiah W. Lindsey. 03 April 1848 Josiah G. Lindsey - Inventory. Returned by J. W. lindsey, the administrator of the estate of Josiah G. Lindsey. Mentions a slave named Hugh age 9 or 10. 22 April 1848 Josiah G. Lindsey - Report by John W. Lindsey, administrator of the estate of Josiah G. Lindsey. 01 September 1851 Thomas Woodbin - S. B. Hargrove and Isaac L. Lindsey were appointed administrators of the estate of Thomas Woodbin. 01 January 1855 Thomas Woodburn - J. L. Lindsey appointed guardian of William K., Sarah C., Alonzo A., Lorenzo and Patience Woodburn. Isaac Lindsey - 200 acres on the Tennessee River, 07 August 18? book 1-208. Ezekiel Lindsey - 25 acres on Raines Creek, 02 January 1826, book 2-46. James Lindsey - Insolvencies and removals for the year 1842. 05 Dec. 1842. Isaac S. Lindsey - Insolvencies and removals for the year 1852. 04 April 1853. J. W. Lindsey, 2nd Civil district - Taxes collected for the year 1853, but omitted from Tax List. 07 April 1856. Releasements and Insolvencies for the year 1855. J. L. Lindsey, 2nd C. D.07 April 1856. 06 Oct. 1857. A. J. Lindsey removed from Tax List, 1856. 7th C. D. Taxes Collected but not entered in books for the year 1856. J. W. Lindsey, 2nd C. D.

Jennifer and Betty, Below is about all that I have on the Lindsay family in Hardin County. It appears that there was more than one set. I believe those in the 1st and 2nd Civil district were related to Ezekiel Lindsey. Ezekiel lived and apparently died at Swift and more than likely is the first person buried in the Goshen Cemetery. However there is no stone to prove this. Perhaps it will show up in a Bible record somewhere. Ezekiel's granddaughter ran off to Arkansas with my great Uncle Henry Overton Cagle--that's an interesting story. I can show you on a map where the Lindsey's lived at Swift. David --------- 1830 Census, Hardin Co., TN Elizabeth Lindsey 02011-0021001 1840 Census, Hardin Co., TN Elizabeth Lindsey 000201-00010001 2nd C. D. 1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN 58-58 Isaac L. Lindsay 25 TN farmer, 1st C. D. Ruhanna 20 TN J. M. 1 TN 7-7 C. H. Almond 48 TN miller 2nd C. D. Martha 45 NC James H. 20 TN Jesse G. 15 TN Martha 10 TN Parmelia A. Martin 18 TM 34-34 Thomas Woodburn 47 NC blacksmith 2nd C. D. Mary 48 VA Calvin G. 19 TN Margaret S. 18 TN William K. 15 TN Sarah C. 14 TN Hedy P. 8 TN Alonzo T. 7 TN Lorenzo A. 2 TN 83-83 John W. Lindsey 40 TN farmer 2nd C. D. Susan 22 TN Sarah E. 1 TN Catherine Wade 17 TN 111-111 James Lindsey 16 AL, living in the household of Joseph Ashworth. 2nd C. D. 26-26 Jane Wallace 52 Scotland farmer 7th C. D. Agnes S. 30 Scotland Stephen H. 26 Canada W. S. Lindsay 24 TN Mary A. 30 Scotland Hugh C. 2 TN 29-29 Callum Lindsey 57 NC farmer 7th C. D. Nancy 41 VA James H. 15 AL Dixon M. 5 MS 39-39 William P. Lindsey 38 TN farmer 13th C. D. Amy 38 TN James S. 18 TN Newarn 15 TN Rebecca 9 TN Sarah Jane 5 TN 1860 Census, Hardin Co., TN 143 John W. Lindsey 50 TN farmer 2nd C. D. Edith 47 NC Sarah 11 NC Martha 10 NC Mary 8 NC Pheby 4 NC Susan 1 NC Malcom G. Cooly 16 MS 1102 John Lindsey 28 AL farmer 10th C. D. Margaret 25 TN Emily 6 TN George 5 TN Laura 2 TN 1546 William P. Lindsey 48 TN farmer 13th C. D. Amy 48 TN Nina 25 TN Rebecca 19 TN Sarah 15 TN 1870 Census, Hardin Co., TN 106 John W. Lindsey 60 TN farmer 2nd C. D. Edu C. 57 NC Mary C. 18 TN Phebe M. 14 TN Susan J. 12 TN 50 James J. Bryant 25 TN farmer 5th C. D. Mary E. 24 TN William T. 2 TN Martha T. 9/12 TN Louis L. Lindsey 10 AR 06 David Duncan 57 SCO lumberman 7th C. D. Harriet 32 ENG David H. 6 TN Porter D. 1/12 TN Isaac Shelton 50 ENG lawyer John Lindsey 39 SCO gardner 170 William Lindsey 58 TN farmer 13th C. D. Anna 58 TN Sarah 22 TN Thomas 14 TN Delia 12 TN Robert Stennet 12 TN 172 Norris Lindsey 34 TN farm labor Adaline 22 TN William 3 TN James 2 TN 58 Margaret Lindsey 30 TN (probably an Ingram?) George 15 TN Molly 11 TN Charles 8/12 TN 1880 Census, Hardin Co., TN 191 Margaret Lindsey 45 TN TN TN keeping house. 10th C. D. Charles 11 KY TN TN 32 William P. Lindsey 68 TN GA TN, farmer 13th C. D. Sarah J. 28 TN TN TN dau 33 Nerrin Lindsey 45 TN TN TN farmer 13th C. D. Charlotte A. 32 NC NC NC wife William 13 TN TN NC James 11 TN TN NC Joseph 9 TN TN NC Hardin County Court Minutes 20 June 1825 Ezekiel Lindsey, Last Will and Testament presented for probate by Isaac Lindsey and Elizabeth Lindsey, the executor and executrix. Proven by George W. Guthrie, John Reynolds and Seth Baker, subscribing witnesses. 18 December 1825 Ezekiel Lindsey - Isaac Lindsey appointed guardian of John W. Lindsey, William T. Lindsey, Elizabeth Lindsey, Polly Lindsey, Phebe Lindsey, Josiah G. Lindsey and Isaac L. Lindsey, infant heirs of Ezekiel Lindsey. 06 March 1848 Josiah W. Lindsey - John W. Lindsey appointed administrator of the estate of Josiah W. Lindsey. 03 April 1848 Josiah G. Lindsey - Inventory. Returned by J. W. lindsey, the administrator of the estate of Josiah G. Lindsey. Mentions a slave named Hugh age 9 or 10. 22 April 1848 Josiah G. Lindsey - Report by John W. Lindsey, administrator of the estate of Josiah G. Lindsey. 01 September 1851 Thomas Woodbin - S. B. Hargrove and Isaac L. Lindsey were appointed administrators of the estate of Thomas Woodbin. 01 January 1855 Thomas Woodburn - J. L. Lindsey appointed guardian of William K., Sarah C., Alonzo A., Lorenzo and Patience Woodburn. Isaac Lindsey - 200 acres on the Tennessee River, 07 August 18? book 1-208. Ezekiel Lindsey - 25 acres on Raines Creek, 02 January 1826, book 2-46. James Lindsey - Insolvencies and removals for the year 1842. 05 Dec. 1842. Isaac S. Lindsey - Insolvencies and removals for the year 1852. 04 April 1853. J. W. Lindsey, 2nd Civil district - Taxes collected for the year 1853, but omitted from Tax List. 07 April 1856. Releasements and Insolvencies for the year 1855. J. L. Lindsey, 2nd C. D.07 April 1856. 06 Oct. 1857. A. J. Lindsey removed from Tax List, 1856. 7th C. D. Taxes Collected but not entered in books for the year 1856. J. W. Lindsey, 2nd C. D.

Sorry, I didn't find anything in Hardin County, TN for Elizabeth. There were marriages recorded for a Phebe and a Polly, but the dates were in the 1870's, a trifle late for children of Ezekiel and Elizabeth Lindsey? In the 1830 census Elizabeth Lindsey - believe this to be Ezekiel's widow - is listed with the following: Males... 0-2-0-1-1. Females... 0-0-2-1-0-0-1. 1840: Males... 0-0-0-2-1. Females... 0-0-0-1-0-0-0-1. If the children were named in order of birth in the Will, both John and Elizabeth have left home by 1840 and Elizabeth might have married by 1834 if she was 15/19 in 1830. Another mystery to add to our puzzle. Betty On 9/27/07, Dennis West <dwest3@utk.edu> wrote: > > Betty and other LINDSEY researchers, > > Do you know who Elizabeth LINDSEY, daughter of Ezekiel married? > > William West (1812 - after 1880) was the brother of my ancestor > Felix WEST. I once found an online tree that gave William's wife > as Elizabeth LINDSEY. I have never been able to verify that name. > I have not found a marriage record for William WEST. The > first child of William and Elizabeth was James WEST born about 1835. > I'm guessing that William and Elizabeth were married about 1834. > They were in Wayne and Hardin Counties from 1850 thru 1880. > > Dennis West > > >===== Original Message From "Betty L. Collier" <lcmtcol@gmail.com> ===== > >Hi Jennifer, > > > >I don't have a connection for YOUR John Lindsey, but here are the names > of > >Ezekiel's children - according to his will: John W. Lindsey, William P. > >Lindsey, Elizabeth Lindsey, Polly Lindsey [she was probably Mary], Phebe > >Lindsey, Josiah G. Lindsey and Isaac L. Lindsey. All children were > minors > >at the time their father died, late 1824 or 1825. Last Friday I was in > >Hardin County and did some lookups at the Library [a really nice one for > >genealogy research]. I had to hand copy the records I found for the > Lindsey > >family and will send my transcriptions to you separately. I wondered if > >one of these older children might be a parent for your grandfather. I > did > >some census searches for John W. and William P. Don't remember what I > found > >except they were still in Hardin Co so it might be worth a look. My line > is > >from another John Lindsey, the one who died in 1810 in Maury Co., TN and > was > >a son of Abraham Lindsey of the Long Marsh group in Frederick Co, VA. A > >recent DNA done by a male Lindsey shows we're in Group 2. John was the > >father of Ezekiel and Isaac, who appear in Hardin County at the time of > >Ezekiel's death, he named Isaac as guardian of his minor children. Isaac > >moved on to Navarro Co., TX later. > > > >Betty > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNHARDIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Betty and other LINDSEY researchers, Do you know who Elizabeth LINDSEY, daughter of Ezekiel married? William West (1812 - after 1880) was the brother of my ancestor Felix WEST. I once found an online tree that gave William's wife as Elizabeth LINDSEY. I have never been able to verify that name. I have not found a marriage record for William WEST. The first child of William and Elizabeth was James WEST born about 1835. I'm guessing that William and Elizabeth were married about 1834. They were in Wayne and Hardin Counties from 1850 thru 1880. Dennis West >===== Original Message From "Betty L. Collier" <lcmtcol@gmail.com> ===== >Hi Jennifer, > >I don't have a connection for YOUR John Lindsey, but here are the names of >Ezekiel's children - according to his will: John W. Lindsey, William P. >Lindsey, Elizabeth Lindsey, Polly Lindsey [she was probably Mary], Phebe >Lindsey, Josiah G. Lindsey and Isaac L. Lindsey. All children were minors >at the time their father died, late 1824 or 1825. Last Friday I was in >Hardin County and did some lookups at the Library [a really nice one for >genealogy research]. I had to hand copy the records I found for the Lindsey >family and will send my transcriptions to you separately. I wondered if >one of these older children might be a parent for your grandfather. I did >some census searches for John W. and William P. Don't remember what I found >except they were still in Hardin Co so it might be worth a look. My line is >from another John Lindsey, the one who died in 1810 in Maury Co., TN and was >a son of Abraham Lindsey of the Long Marsh group in Frederick Co, VA. A >recent DNA done by a male Lindsey shows we're in Group 2. John was the >father of Ezekiel and Isaac, who appear in Hardin County at the time of >Ezekiel's death, he named Isaac as guardian of his minor children. Isaac >moved on to Navarro Co., TX later. > >Betty