Dear List, --My "brick wall Mom" is Sarah (Unknown) GARLAND. --Sarah (Unknown) was born abt. 1766 in NC --She married Jesse GARLAND abt. 1783 probably in Washington Co., NC/TN. Jesse was born abt. 1760 in Halifax Co., NC. --In 1790 Jesse GARLAND was on the Pendleton Co., SC census and owned land there --By 1798 they were in Davidson Co., TN where Jesse owned land --Abt. 1826, Jesse and Sarah moved to Henderson Co., TN, the 15th District -- to the area that is now a part of the Natchez Trace Park --In 1830, Jesse is on the Henderson Co., TN census. Also on this census are the William HUIE and Martin LEONARD families. --Jesse died abt. 1838 in Henderson Co. -- burial place is unknown --Sarah died abt. 1843 in Henderson Co. -- burial place is unknown --Jesse and Sarah had 10 children. Several moved to Henderson Co. with their parents in the late 1820s to early 1830s. The children were: 1. Martha Patsy GARLAND, m. William HUIE, moved first to Perry Co., later to Henderson Co., and finally to Van Buren Co., AR 2. Sarah GARLAND, m. Robert LOVELL, moved to Henderson Co. and remained there 3. Elisha Jesse GARLAND 4. Dorcus GARLAND 5. Nancy GARLAND, m. William LOVELL, moved to Henderson Co. and remained there 6. Samuel B. GARLAND 7. Elizabeth GARLAND, m. Martin C. LEONARD, moved to Henderson Co. and later to Humphreys Co., TN 8. Mary Polly GARLAND 9. Felix R. GARLAND, m. Lucinda HOOPER, moved to Henderson Co. and later on to KY 10. Jesse Alford GARLAND, m. Ferabee HOOPER possibly in Henderson Co., he later moved to KY --In 1840 Henderson Co. census, the Robert LOVEL, William HUIE, Martin LEONARD families are listed. The William HUIE family includes a female aged 60-70 who could possibly be Sarah (Unknown) GARLAND. --In 1850 Henderson Co. census, Sarah LOVEL (wife of Robert) family is listed. I am searching for: 1. Sarah (Unknown)'s maiden name 2. Burial places of Jesse and Sarah (Unknown) GARLAND 3. Information on the HUIEs, LOVELLs, and LEONARDs mentioned above Thank you for your assistance and I think that this is a wonderful Mothers' Day idea! Linda Garland Hayes