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