Re: Fuller DNA project as it relates to Henderson County, TN Since there are currently members of FULLER family living in Henderson Co TN and who descend from the JONES FULLER mentioned below, I am posting this information from the Ezekiel Fuller email list, rootsweb.com. A copy of 1st edition "Early Southern Fullers" and 2nd edition "Early Southern Fullers" can be found at the Everett Horn Library, Lexington, Henderson Co. TN; and 2nd edition ESF is available at the Jackson/Madison County, TN, library, in Jackson, TN. Linda >From Ezekiel Fuller email list, rootsweb.com Here is what the Fuller DNA Project has accomplished to date: Confirmed that Ezekiel Fuller of the Isle of Wight and John Fuller of Maryland (the Henry & Nehemiah line) do NOT share a common Fuller ancestor on their direct male line of descent. Confirmed that Ezekiel Fuller of the Isle of Wight and Edward and Samuel Fuller, signers of the Mayflower Compact, do NOT share a common Fuller ancestor on their direct male line of descent. Testing has connected several brick-wall Fuller lines listed in the "Unconnected Fullers" section of "Early Southern Fullers" - the Jones Fuller line, the Ezekiel Fuller b. 1801 line and the William Harrison Fuller line.  A fourth line not listed in the book, that of Benjamin Franklin Fuller also connects. This data is very helpful to those who previously did not have a place in which to focus their search. Each person that tests and matches, whether they are brick-walled or not, helps by adding to the database in our search for where Ezekiel came from and who is descended from him. Best regards, Katherine Hope Borges Fuller DNA Project Administrator http://www.ourfamilyorigins.com/efdna.htm

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Jackson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/AgB.2ACE/328 Message Board Post: Looking for descendants or anyone with info on Thompson Jackson and his wife Martha Wynn Jackson. They were born in Granville Co.,NC and married in NC on 8 Feb 1823, Wake Co.,NC. Children are: Nicholas W. born abt 1833 in NC, Thomas, b.abt 1836 in TN, Ann E. b. abt 1839 in TN, Willis L. b abt 1840 in TN, and Henry A. b. abt 1843 in TN. They migrated to Henderson Co.,TN from NC between 1833-1836. Hoping for corrrespondence. Phyllis

Has anyone looked at the below papers in Tennessee State Library and Archives, Nashville, TN? Jones, K.C. "Kelly" Personal papers and records from 1888 to 1978 now in state archives If so, can you tell me what is included, especially the years 1888-1900? G. Tillman Stewart of Henderson Co. TN, mentioned these papers as suggested reading when he wrote the history of Henderson Co. TN, published by Memphis State University, now University of Memphis. Mr. Stewart's work is online at www.tnyesterday.com. Thanks, Linda

Since you are at a brickwall, might try some of these websites: The Miscellanys by Jonathan K. Smith on Henderson Co. TN have a wealth of some early information, each Miscellany has an index, there are some deeds from 1850's, below is web address:' http://www.tngenweb.org/records/henderson/ Check on Madison Co. TN website, newspapers for dates you need. I found quite a bit on some of my ancestors in those early newspapers, most exciting was in 1832 all the heirs of my ancestor and I found some items during 1850's. http://www.tngenweb.org/madison/ Newspapers of Carroll Co. TN reported some Henderson Co. TN news and deaths. Two fires at Henderson Co. TN courthouse make research challenging.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Pressler, Preslar, Presley, Parker Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AgB.2ACE/327 Message Board Post: Does anyone know what happened to the Joshua Preslar, Jr. (born about 1810, son of Joshua Preslar & Susannah Parker) who moved his family from Anson County, North Carolina to Henderson County, Tennessee between 1851-1853? He married Margaret [-?-] about 1839 and had at least nine children: Thomas P. Preslar was born 1840 NC Sarah E. Preslar was born abt 1842 NC James H. Preslar was born abt 1844 NC Hugh Daniel Preslar was born abt 1846 NC Nancy A. Preslar was born abt 1849 NC S.E. Preslar was born abt 1851 NC W.M. Preslar was born abt 1853 TN Joshua Preslar was born abt 1857 TN F.C. Preslar was born abt 1859 TN Joshua & family show up in the 1850 Anson County census. By the 1860 census, they show up in Henderson County, but oldest son, Thomas, is no longer with the family. By the 1870 Henderson County census, Joshua is no longer listed and Thomas is listed with his wife and 3 children. There wasn't a will as far as I could find in the Henderson County records, Joshua isn't listed in any of the cemeteries in the county and neither can I find any deed activity involving him. I believe my 3rd great grandfather, Thomas Parker Presley, is that oldest son, but have been unable to locate any documentation that specifically establishes that, merely the 1870 census with Thomas living in Henderson with an age that matches. Thomas and family ended up settling in Dyer County. Participation in the Presley-Pressley DNA Surname Project has revealed 25/25 marker matches with several known descendants of the Johannes Valentin Pressler descendants who settled in Anson County (as well as a 36/37 and 34/37 marker match).

Re: BIBB 1836/1837 Tax List of Henderson Co. TN There was no one with name of BIBB listed on the list I have access to. This doesn't necessarily mean no BIBB was living there during this time; it only means no one with that surname was on the list I have from "Ansearchin News" published by Tennessee Genealogical Society. I would search this site, especially the "Miscellanys" by Jonathan Smith: http://www.tngenweb.org/records/henderson/ There is a lot of information there.

Searching for any information on a Garrett BIBB (they originated in Caroline Co. VA.) family living in Henderson Co., TN 1840 Census, which lists 6 children in the household, I've only been able to identify two of these. One of the daughters (Elizabeth Jane) married PK (Pleasant) Parsons, in Carroll Co., TN., they migrated to Greene Co. AR before 1880 with their adult children and their spouses, Mary/John King, Sarah/W.H. Harris, W.Thomas, single but married Cordelia Reed in Greene Co. AR. Fourth child was Luiza, no information except for census records, she did not go w/them to Arkansas. One of their sons, Benjamin Franklin BIBB (1850 census) lived w/Elijah Faulkner, worked as a farm laborer, 1851 he married Jane C. Pattishall in Cotton Plant, St. Francis Co. AR., they had three children while living in TN, then prior to 1860 migrated to Greene Co. AR., where were born seven more children. Benjamin and PK both fought in the 1846-48 Mexican War, as well as the Civil War, Benjamin for the CSA, Arkansas, PK for the Union, TN. If anyone has any information, the least bit of which will be most deeply appreciated. Thanks to all. PR Massey Bibb Family Genealogy

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Lasater, Park, Bolen Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AgB.2ACE/326 Message Board Post: Looking for info on Hugh Lasater of Henderson Co., TN. He was the father of William Henry Lasater and Robert Lasater. William Henry married Anne Elizabeth Park, daughter of Joseph Park.

FYI, Re: Article, South Carolina State Archives! S.C. Department of Archives and History puts documents online http://www.thestate.com/mld/thestate/15545513.htm

I am sharing the below information on DANIEL WEBB that I found while researching at a library in my area. 1- is the first item I found and 2- is followup of 1- from the actual North Carolina Society Journal volume. Linda 1 - Genealogical Abstracts from the Primitive Baptist Church 1836-1879 appeared in The North Carolina Genealogical Society Journal, Volume XXXI, No. 3 The following individuals have a Tennessee connection. . . . . DANIEL WEBB, Henderson County, Jan. 27, 1838 SOURCE: Ansearchin News, Vol. 53, Spring 26, page 47 - published by Tennessee Genealogical Society. 2 - Jan. 27, 1838, Tennessee, Henderson county, March 6th, 1837 . . . . .I am in my fifty-eighth year, have been a Baptist forty-four years . . . . DANIEL WEBB. SOURCE: The North Carolina Genealogical Society Journal, Volume XXXI, No. 3 NOTES: Regarding 2 - In same Society Journal was this information about publications of Primitive Baptist Church: "The Primitive Baptist" was an organ of the Primitive, or Old School, Baptist church between 1835 and 1879. It appears to have been replaced shortly afterward by "ZIONS LANDMARK." ADDITIONAL, verify all below dates before using: DANIEL WEBB stated he had been a Baptist for 44 yrs. thus - 1838 minus 44 yrs = 1794; - 1838 minus his age of 58 = 1780, Daniel's approximate date of birth; - 1794 appx. date he became Baptist minus 1780 appx date of birth: Daniel became a Baptist about the age of 14 yrs. - Is this Daniel WEBB the father of Francis Hopkins WEBB of HeCoTn, who married BUTLER?

I made a mistake on BAILEY/FULLER eariler email, Capt. Jones Fuller resided in Franklin Co. NC. I need my first cup of coffee. My apologies. Linda, So. CA

If you have any information on the below BAILEY, please let me know. The below is new information on FULLER families that came to Henderson CoTn from Franklin Co. NC. Capt. Jones Fuller resided in Franklin Co. TN A copy of 2nd edition "Early Southern Fullers" is available at the Everett Horn Library, Lexington, HeCoTn. The information comes from Ezekiel Fuller rootsweb.com email list. It is lengthy. Thank you. Linda, So. CA Email address of Larry Bailey: loblob@ctcweb.net (Larry O. Bailey) Hello list; With new research and the information below, I believe Captain Jones Fuller had a daughter named Olive b. abt 1797 "Ollie is a nickname for Olive". Olive Fuller married Jeremiah Bailey b. 1784 before 01 May 1812. They were first cousins, Jeremiah Bailey's 1784 father was Jeremiah C. Bailey b. 1744 and his mother was Lucretia "Cracey" Fuller, daughter of Solomon Fuller and sister to Captain Jones Fuller. I have only been working on the information below the last few days, so there could be some mistakes.  I want too thank Kay for her Great BOOK, without it I could not have connected the DOTS. Larry Descendants of Jeremiah Bailey Generation No. 1 1. JEREMIAH3 BAILEY (JEREMIAH C.2, JEREMIAH BAILEY1 SR.) was born Abt. 1784 in Granville Co. NC, and died Bet. 1839 - 1840 in Henderson Co. TN. He married OLIVE "OLLIE" FULLER Bef. 01 May 1812 in Franklin Co. NC, daughter of JONES FULLER and SARAH BRADFORD. She was born Abt. 1797 in Franklin Co. NC, and died Aft. 1860. Notes for JEREMIAH BAILEY: 1820 U. S. Federal Census Smith Co. TN Jeremiah Bailey 200010 - 20100 1830 U. S. Federal Census Henderson Co. TN Jeremiah Bailey 0120001000000 - 4210010000000 Notes for OLIVE "OLLIE" FULLER: Nicknames for Olive/ Olivia--Ollie, Nollie, Livia Captain Jones Fuller's will 01 May 1812: Item I give to my daughter Ollis (Ollie?) Bailey my young filly called the rock filly and one hundred dollars to said Ollis (Ollie?) Bailey. Among the loose Estate Papers in Franklin Co. NC, Jeremiah Bailey was summoned to answer to Bartholomew E. and Ephraim Fuller, the executors of Jones Fuller's will. Olive Fuller Bailey brother's Ephraim, Jordan, and Warren Fuller all lived and died in Henderson Co. TN. Source: Early Southern Fullers By Kay Fuller Mitchell 1840 U. S. Federal Census Henderson Co. TN Olive Bailey 3202100000000 - 0222101000000 1850 Olive Bailey and family was living in St. Clair MO. Children of JEREMIAH BAILEY and OLIVE FULLER are: i. JONES4 BAILEY, b. Abt. 1815, NC. Notes for JONES BAILEY: Jones Bailey born 1815 was named after his Grandfather Jones Fuller (a Captain in the Revolutionary War), who died in 1815. Jones Bailey named his oldest son Jeremiah Bailey born 1840 TN. ii. JEPTHA "JESS" T. BAILEY, b. Abt. 1817, NC. iii. MARY BAILEY, b. Abt. 1819, NC; m. WILLIAM A. JACKSON. iv. JOSIAH BAILEY, b. Abt. 1823, TN. v. CARY D. BAILEY, b. Abt. 1827, TN. vi. A. A. BAILEY, b. Abt. 1829, TN. vii. FELIX H. BAILEY, b. Abt. 1833, Henderson Co. TN; m. ELIZABETH MCDANIEL, 01 Feb 1859, St. Clair Co. MO. viii. RACHEL BAILEY, b. Abt. 1836, Henderson Co. TN. ix. TIMOTHY BAILEY, b. Abt. 1838, Henderson Co. TN. x. ELAM BAILEY, b. Abt. 1839, Henderson Co. TN. xi. ISHAM BAILEY, b. Abt. 1841, Henderson Co. TN.

Sharing the below regarding family search, I thought some on this list would enjoy reading. Linda AUTHOR UNKNOWN. We Are The Chosen We are the chosen. In each family there is one who seems called to find the ancestors. To put flesh on their bones and make them live again to tell the family story, and to feel that somehow they know and approve. Doing genealogy is not a cold gathering of facts but, instead, breathing life into all who have gone before. We are the storytellers of the tribe. All tribes have one. We have been called, as it were, by our genes. Those who have gone before cry out to us, "Tell our story!" So, we do. In finding them, we somehow find ourselves. How many graves have I stood before now and cried? I have lost count. How many times have I told the ancestors, "You have a wonderful family; you would be proud of us." How many times have I walked up to a grave and felt somehow there was love there for me? I cannot say. It goes beyond just documenting facts. It goes to who l am and why do I do the things I do. It goes to seeing a cemetery about to be lost forever to weeds and indifference and saying, "I can't let this happen." The bones here are bones of my bone and flesh of my flesh. It goes to doing something about it. It goes to pride in what our ancestors were able to accomplish, how they contributed to what we are today. It goes to respecting their hardships and losses, their never giving in or giving up, their resoluteness to go on and build a life for their family.   It goes to deep pride that the fathers fought and some died to make and keep us a Nation. It goes to a deep and immense understanding that they were doing it for us. It is of equal pride and love that our mothers struggled to give us birth. Without them we could not exist, and so we love each one, as far back as we can reach. That we might be born who we are. That we might remember them. So we do. With love and caring and scribing each fact of their existence, because we are they and they are the sum of who we are. So, as a scribe called, I tell the story of my family. It is up to that one called in the next generation to answer the call and take my place in the long line of family storytellers.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AgB.2ACE/126.2.1.2 Message Board Post: Where was David's parents from?

Good morning Linda, Your e-mail sent me in a bunch of different directions this morning. Not that I have much luck staying on a single track anyway. I thought I was familiar with No. Cal. geography, but I can't place a community of Dorrington. I do place that as a first name of one of the many PATTON's I have been working on. I have copies of his company muster roll and a pay roll for service in was of 1812. Your mention of the Bonham, TX region set off a spark in my mind that I wanted to check out. I have a book on BONHAM that mentions 4 or 5 FULLERS, but they are all in 1500-1600's as early emmigrants to this country and dissappear when Hannah FULLER maried Nicholas BONHAM in 1658. It then follows the BONHAM family, a branch of which went to TX area. The only other FULLER I could come up with is an Albert that married a Quay PEERY, probably in Marietta, Love , OK. I do not seen to be able to find much information on Al right now, but have contact with one of his sons in Battle Mtn., NV It is really nice outside and I have a major yard project in progress, so I had better get with it - again. Hope these tidbits make some sense. If there might be anything that connects to BONHAM, I'll be happy to see what I may have. Feel free to share my e-mail with your Dorrington partner... Many of the other names you mentioned are familiar to me having followed Henderson/Decatur Co. genealogy. Who was it that split Scotts Hill into two counties anyway? ss ----- Original Message ----- From: <LFLENT@aol.com> To: <TNHENDER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, August 28, 2006 9:47 PM Subject: Re: [TNHENDER] Black Bottom Road > My FULLER colleague in No. CA, near Dorrington, descends from Jordan FULLER b > Franklin Co. NC and arrived in HeCoTn believed 1823 or before. Jordan's > direct descendants migrated to Fannin Co. TX and helped to settle the Bonham area, > a well documented line. > > I connect to Warren FULLER, brother of Jordan FULLER. Warren FULLER was > believed to have died before 1830 in HeCoTn and buried unknown, maybe off > Longsought Road or perhaps in the unrecorded cemetery in cow pasture formerly owned by > a well known Lexington cattleman, now deceased. This cemetery has yet to be > found and recorded. Warren was definitely deceased by 1832 as there was a > Sheriff's Sale in HeCoTn and Warren's heirs were listed, Sheriff's sale was > published in newspaper in Jackson, Madison CoTn. Still looking for graves of > Jordan, Warren, their wives and some of their children in HeCoTn. Ephraim Bradford > Fuller, Sr., brother of Jordan and Warren, was buried in McCall Cem., HeCoTn. > Ephraim is the FULLER, who probably first settled 1832 in or near BLACK > BOTTOM ROAD and PROSPECT CHURCH and then moved to area near McCall Cem. Ephraim > was on 1830 census in Humphreys CoTn prior to his arrival in Henderson CoTn. > > The 2nd edition of Early Southern Fullers by Kay Fuller Mitchell will > documents the ancestry of Jordan, Warren, Ephraim FULLER, back before 1700 in Isle of > Wight, VA. > > My maternal lines are WILLIAMS, WHEATLEY, BRITT. The majority of folks > buried in Palestine Cemetery, HeCoTn, are related to me in one way of another, > cousins married cousins. > > The Scotts Hill, TN, probably that portion in Decatur CoTn, line I research > is GATHENS or GATHINGS, my female ancestor born Scotts Hills, TN, married HAY > of Decatur CoTn. GATHINGS family is one of my hardest lines to find > information. GATHINGS is believed to be from Anson Co. NC, arrived in Perry CoTn before > 1840, and they probably were living west side of Tennessee River during this > time. Before Anson Co. NC, GATHINGS family researched back to VA mid-1700s. I > also research male Alvie CLENNEY only as he connects to his 2nd wife Minerva > GATHINGS or GAITHING. I am currently trying to find the church Alvie CLENNEY > belonged to. "Alvie" CLENNEY of Decatur CoTn. > > Other lines connecting to FULLER are DENISON, TEAGUE, RHODES, REED, > DERRYBERRY, AZBILL, LINDSEY, SMITH and others, early families of HeCoTn. I research > these lines also and even when some moved to Texas. > > Steve, if I can help you further, please let me know. Linda > > > > > ==== TNHENDER Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe send the message unsubscribe to > TNHENDER-l-request@rootsweb.com > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database: 268.11.5/426 - Release Date: 8/23/06 > >

Steve, forgot to mention the unrecorded cemetery and not located in cow pasture of well known deceased cattleman of Lexington may be in Juno community of HeCoTn. Linda

Steve, in response to your query: "I am Steve Scott currently in Oregon.  I am curious about your links to Henderson Co. and your "colleague" in No. CA as well as his location. My lineage goes back to the Scotts Hill area and includes SCOTT, WHITE, AUSTIN, WOODWARD, and others (DYER & LASITER I think).  My grandfather was born in Scotts Hill and moved to OK early 1900's.  He married there prior to statehood" My FULLER colleague in No. CA, near Dorrington, descends from Jordan FULLER b Franklin Co. NC and arrived in HeCoTn believed 1823 or before. Jordan's direct descendants migrated to Fannin Co. TX and helped to settle the Bonham area, a well documented line. I connect to Warren FULLER, brother of Jordan FULLER. Warren FULLER was believed to have died before 1830 in HeCoTn and buried unknown, maybe off Longsought Road or perhaps in the unrecorded cemetery in cow pasture formerly owned by a well known Lexington cattleman, now deceased. This cemetery has yet to be found and recorded. Warren was definitely deceased by 1832 as there was a Sheriff's Sale in HeCoTn and Warren's heirs were listed, Sheriff's sale was published in newspaper in Jackson, Madison CoTn. Still looking for graves of Jordan, Warren, their wives and some of their children in HeCoTn. Ephraim Bradford Fuller, Sr., brother of Jordan and Warren, was buried in McCall Cem., HeCoTn. Ephraim is the FULLER, who probably first settled 1832 in or near BLACK BOTTOM ROAD and PROSPECT CHURCH and then moved to area near McCall Cem. Ephraim was on 1830 census in Humphreys CoTn prior to his arrival in Henderson CoTn. The 2nd edition of Early Southern Fullers by Kay Fuller Mitchell will documents the ancestry of Jordan, Warren, Ephraim FULLER, back before 1700 in Isle of Wight, VA. My maternal lines are WILLIAMS, WHEATLEY, BRITT. The majority of folks buried in Palestine Cemetery, HeCoTn, are related to me in one way of another, cousins married cousins. The Scotts Hill, TN, probably that portion in Decatur CoTn, line I research is GATHENS or GATHINGS, my female ancestor born Scotts Hills, TN, married HAY of Decatur CoTn. GATHINGS family is one of my hardest lines to find information. GATHINGS is believed to be from Anson Co. NC, arrived in Perry CoTn before 1840, and they probably were living west side of Tennessee River during this time. Before Anson Co. NC, GATHINGS family researched back to VA mid-1700s. I also research male Alvie CLENNEY only as he connects to his 2nd wife Minerva GATHINGS or GAITHING. I am currently trying to find the church Alvie CLENNEY belonged to. "Alvie" CLENNEY of Decatur CoTn. Other lines connecting to FULLER are DENISON, TEAGUE, RHODES, REED, DERRYBERRY, AZBILL, LINDSEY, SMITH and others, early families of HeCoTn. I research these lines also and even when some moved to Texas. Steve, if I can help you further, please let me know. Linda

Hi Linda in So. CA. I am Steve Scott currently in Oregon. I am curious about your links to Henderson Co. and your "colleague" in No. CA as well as his location. My lineage goes back to the Scotts Hill area and includes SCOTT, WHITE, AUSTIN, WOODWARD, and others (DYER & LASITER I think). My grandfather was born in Scotts Hill and moved to OK early 1900's. He married there prior to statehood. My father had a cousin in No. CA. area of Marysville, so I know there are also Henderson county links in that area also. I think they also were linked to the PRESLEY family, but I have not been able to establish contact with any of the current generation. Have been wanting to send this and finally did, Steve Scott Camas Valley, OR (formerly of Fresno) ----- Original Message ----- From: <LFLENT@aol.com> To: <TNHENDER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 24, 2006 11:41 PM Subject: Re: [TNHENDER] Black Bottom Road > Gene, thank you, re: > "Where I found Prospect Church is about 5-6 miles due east of Juno. The Black > bottom creek mentioned flows into the northwest branch of Beech Lake." > > I will pass information along to my genealogy colleague who is helping me > with map reading. He has a topography map of area where our mutual ancestors had > their land grants in 1840's. We are hoping to find this Prospect Church that > Judge J.H. Denison wrote about. We are looking for the graves of eight of > our ancestors in this area. My colleague is No. Ca and I am in So. Ca so we > have to rely on help from this list and my contacts in Lexington. > > Even though I was born in Lexington, my family left there when I was about 3 > years old so I don't really know the area. > > Thanks again. Linda, So. CA > > > ==== TNHENDER Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe send the message unsubscribe to > TNHENDER-l-request@rootsweb.com > > > > -- > Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.10.1/389 - Release Date: 7/14/06 > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AgB.2ACE/325.1 Message Board Post: I can offer some info on the Timberlake Station. In 2000, I visited Dick Timberlake who lived in the old family home west of Timberlake Station. I was researching SMALLs and they and some Timberlakes intermarried. While driving around the area, pointing out this and that, He told me about Timberlake Stop. The Timberlakes were large, well to do landowners and sold some land for the right of way but there was a condition to the sale. The railroad was required to stop twice daily at Timberlake "stop" so the Timberlake kids (And any others in the area, no doubt) could ride the train to and from school in Lexington. There was never an actual station there -- just a bench with a cover over it for a time. Since it was an official stop, it was designated by the railroad on maps of the area and is still seen on some recent state highway maps. It was just north of the intersection of Rte 22 and the east west road that goes by the old Timberlake home. Hope this helps a little.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AgB.2ACE/325 Message Board Post: Do you have the old Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway depot/station pictures in Wildersville, Timberlake, Lexington, Hinson Springs, Life, Huron and Luray? Thanks, Eric C. Fleet NC&STL Railway Exploration http://www.oldncstlrr.8m.com