Hello I am looking for any and all Hastings in Henry, Benton, Carroll, Weakley, Marshall, Bedford, and Lincoln Counties can anyone help, Thank You, Melissa

Bobbie, would appreciate your looking up the following in the marriage book: Leonard H. Blake Leroy (Roy) M. Blake William P. Blake Frances L. Blake (Female) John J. Blake Samuel M. Blake Mary Blake (Female) Thanks very much. Ruth Hary

Ward, William to Perlina McClain August 5, 1841 by M.T. Spann-M.G. McClure, William to Epsey McClure Feb. 16, 1845 by Lewis M. Edgar- M.G. McCain, John A. to Caroline R. Wharton April 20, 1847 by R. Moore- M. G. McClain, Thomas to Ann Humphreys Nov. 9, 1848 by Carrol Morris McClure, Jonatha to Elizabeth Hart Nov. 14, 1844 by J. T. Frazier - J. P. McClure, Reuben to Roanna Vickery Oct. 28, 1849 by L. M. Edgar - M. G. McClure Jesse to Elizabeth Vickery Apr. 25, 1850 by Robert Lemonds - J. P. Monroe, Thomas R. to Margaret Ann McLane August 20, 1857 by John M.Chilcutt-J.P. Hill, John F. to Sarah A. McClain May 26, 1859 by George C. Bowman-Esq. Jones, James M. to Nancy McClain December 8, 1857 by Thomas Ridgeway-J.P. Kirkendall, J. E. to Mary A. McClain December 8, 1855 - No return Kuykendall, John R. to M.C. McClain Sept. 13, 1865 or 8 by T. S. Nance-J.P. Lamb, Martin D. to Virginia C. McClain Jan 12, 1854 by C. w. McBride-M. G. Malone, J. H. to Sarah Jane McClain Aug 30, 1865 by F. Stewart, J.P. Meadow, C.F. to J. A. McClain Mar. 31, 1867 by M. Midgett-J.P. Storey, J. W. to Frances McClain Feb 1, 1866 by F. Stewart-J.P. Marberry, Pleasant M. to Oney McClure May 25, 1856 by William H. McCarty-J.p. Markham, W. J. L. to Sarah McClure November 1863 by W. C. Diggs-M.G. Sled, William D. to Mary McLane December 16, 1856 by John M.Chilcutt-J.P. Good Luck! Bobbie -----Original Message----- From: Paula Thompson <pj@apex.net> To: TNHENRY-L@rootsweb.com <TNHENRY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, November 14, 1998 12:30 AM Subject: [TNHENRY-L] Marriage Lookup >Bobbie it is so kind for you to offer this service....... > >My main interest is McClain and varied spellings and McClure > >Thank you so much........pj > >______________________________

Hi List People, Looking for CURTIS family in Henry Co., TN 1860. Any info. much appreciated. I did find one Isabella CURTIS in this County in 1860. Sound familiar to anyone?? Kathy in Humboldt

Bobbie it is so kind for you to offer this service....... My main interest is McClain and varied spellings and McClure Thank you so much........pj

Hello, I'm new to this list, so please bear with me. I am researching the OVERCAST line and found reference to George (64) and Margaret (55) OVERCAST from Henry County in the 1860 Tennessee census. Their children were listed as Margaret (28), Sarah (28), Cicero (24), Clementine (19), Ellen (17), George W.(12), and Benjamin F. (12). Also listed in the 1860 Henry County census is a W.S. (36) and Nancy (30) OVERCAST and children Tamsey J. (10), Sarah A. (7), Mary E. (15), John M. (3), and George F. (1). Nancy's maiden name could be HERRIDY or possibly HERITY. I believe John M. OVERCAST is my g-grandfather. I have information on him as an adult in Shannon County, Missouri, but nothing on his childhood or his family. I would most appreciate communicating with anyone who has any information on these or other Overcast descendants. Will gladly share any and all information I have. Thank you for any help you can provide. Curt Overcast Bothell, WA cmover@earthlink.net P.S. Census also shows Overcast's in Bedford County, Tennessee in 1840 (John and Sarah M. OVERCAST), but I don't see (or can't find) a mailing list for this county. Suggestions? Thanks, again.

Gallimore, Samuel J. to Sarah J. Overcast Aug 24, 1861 by W. J. Atkins-J.P. Anderson, John W. to Tamsey Jane Overcast Aug 1, 1866 - No return Bobbie -----Original Message----- From: Curt Overcast <cmover@earthlink.net> To: TNHENRY-L@rootsweb.com <TNHENRY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, November 13, 1998 2:29 AM Subject: [TNHENRY-L] Overcast Query >Hello, > >I'm new to this list, so please bear with me. I am researching the OVERCAST >line and found reference to George (64) and Margaret (55) OVERCAST from >Henry County in the 1860 Tennessee census. Their children were listed as >Margaret (28), Sarah (28), Cicero (24), Clementine (19), Ellen (17), George >W.(12), and Benjamin F. (12). > >Also listed in the 1860 Henry County census is a W.S. (36) and Nancy (30) >OVERCAST and children Tamsey J. (10), Sarah A. (7), Mary E. (15), John M. >(3), and George F. (1). Nancy's maiden name could be HERRIDY or possibly >HERITY. > >I believe John M. OVERCAST is my g-grandfather. I have information on him as >an adult in Shannon County, Missouri, but nothing on his childhood or his >family. I would most appreciate communicating with anyone who has any >information on these or other Overcast descendants. Will gladly share any >and all information I have. > >Thank you for any help you can provide. > >Curt Overcast >Bothell, WA >cmover@earthlink.net > >P.S. Census also shows Overcast's in Bedford County, Tennessee in 1840 >(John and Sarah M. OVERCAST), but I don't see (or can't find) a mailing list >for this county. Suggestions? Thanks, again. >

I have on loan for two weeks Marriages of Henry Co, Tn Vol 1-2 1838-62. I will be glad to look up any that you need while I have it. Bobbie -----Original Message----- From: TNHENRY-D-request@rootsweb.com <TNHENRY-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: TNHENRY-D@rootsweb.com <TNHENRY-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, October 06, 1998 4:56 PM Subject: TNHENRY-D Digest V98 #35

Hi: I am searching for information on John B. HOUSE who was supposedly one of the first settlers of Henry Co. He had daughters Martha Ann and Amanda. Am looking for names of other children, wife and parents. I believe he came from NC. Thanks in advance, Ann Hoskins-Brown Philadelphia, PA

I'm going to forward this to the Henry Co., TN and Benton Co. Lists. Maybe someone on these lists can help. Dan Martin Nashville, TN =============== "mailto_cgi"@cgibuilder.com@corp.earthlink.net wrote: > Subject = Web Page Message > nexturl = http://home.earthlink.net/~dlmartin2/cem/cemetery.html > from = jbrewer@ne.infi.net > message = I'd like to find some Internet information on these subjects: > > 1. Manlyville--my great, great, great, great Grandfather, Jeremiah Moody, formerly of the Virginia Line Infantry during the Revolution, came to Henry County and settled in Manlyville in 1827. > > 2. J.B Williams' Independent Cavalry Company--originally, Bob Ayres Cavalry, this unit formed in Henry and Benton Counties. Does anyone have a roster of its members? I know my great, great Grandfather--Lewis Moody--was among them. -- Have I, therefore, become your enemy, because I tell you the truth? Eph. 4:16 Home page w/Gen. Links: http://home.earthlink.net/~dlmartin2/index.html ICQ Pager: http://wwp.mirabilis.com/235947 Tennessee Eagle Forum: http://home.earthlink.net/~dlmartin2/ef/ef_tn.html California Republican Assembly: http://www.ca-ra.org/ DanvilleCrossing: http://home.att.net/%7EDLSNOW/danville/index.htm Searching: Martin, Sexton, Adams, Singleton, Brandon, Odom, Culpepper FAMILIES CAN'T TRUST DISNEY ANYMORE!

Forwarding to the list. Please reply to Sherry if you have information. Dave ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- >From: RSNRSch@aol.com >Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1998 01:05:09 EST >To: DLSNOW@worldnet.att.net >Subject: Henry County TN >X-Mailer: Casablanca - Windows sub 214 > >I sent the following message to the list, but it didn't work for some reason. >I read the instructions and explanations, but I couldn't understand how they >applied to my letter. > >>Subj: Bland or Blan >>Date: 11/5/98 0:04:16 AM EST >>From: RSNRSch >>To: TNHENRY-L-request@rootsweb.com > > >>I'm looking for information on James BLAND and wife Kizziah. >>I only have access to the 1850 transcribed TN census. It lists the following >in >Henry Co.: > > James BLAND 53 (born about 1798) TN, > > Kizziah 45 TN >> Children: Viney 19, Kizziah 14, Martha 11. >> >>There was an older son, George Porter BLAND listed in the 1850 (Henry Co.) >>census as follows: >> George P. BLAND 24 TN > > Pauline 19 KY > > Mary 7/12 >>George P. BLAND was born in 1826, married Jane Pernetta ASLOCK b. 1830 >(not >sure why the census says Pauline) >> Kizziah married Jim AVERY; Martha married Thomas D. STEPHENS. >> >>George Porter BLAND moved to AR around 1859, James BLAND is listed in >the >1860 TN census still in Henry Co., but came to AR shortly after George P. >> >>The others followed and were probably all in AR by 1870. >> >>I would appreciate any information on these people. >> >>Sherry

Sharon The only two sources would be a tax list or a deed record if they bought or sold property. The Tennessee State Library has most county records on microfilm, including Henry County. Carey Rogers -----Original Message----- From: Sharon Hanna <fhanna@arkansas.net> To: TNHENRY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, October 21, 1998 9:47 PM Subject: [TNHENRY-L] Grandison Apple, Madison G. Apple >Hope some one on the list can help. My great grandfather Grandison >Apple and his brother Madison G. along with their mother Rebecca Harris >Apple left Guilford Co NC in 1851 and went to Henry Co. TN. They lived >there about a year and moved on to Lonoke Co, AR. Since they missed the >1850 census in Henry Co and were already in >Arkansas by the next census or at least by 1855, where would I look in >Henry Co or what would I look for to document that they were indeed >there? Any suggestions appreciated. > >Sharon Hanna >fhanna@arkansas.net >

Hope some one on the list can help. My great grandfather Grandison Apple and his brother Madison G. along with their mother Rebecca Harris Apple left Guilford Co NC in 1851 and went to Henry Co. TN. They lived there about a year and moved on to Lonoke Co, AR. Since they missed the 1850 census in Henry Co and were already in Arkansas by the next census or at least by 1855, where would I look in Henry Co or what would I look for to document that they were indeed there? Any suggestions appreciated. Sharon Hanna fhanna@arkansas.net

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My Joseph M. Wade m. Cynthia Alexander 12 October 1839 in Henry County, Tn. They later moved to Greene Co, Mo and he later moved to Williamson Co., Tx. Does anyone have any info regarding the parents of Joseph M. Wade? Becky Wade Anderson lander@ionet.net

Randy Flowers, if you find this message please contact me. I have the Benton Co., TN (and surrounding area) Flowers line back to 1542 in England. I can not get a E-Mail message to you, it keeps coming back undeliverable. Steven E. Flowers, P.O. Box 1, Pinto, MD 21556-0001, (301) 729-2362

This came via another list and thought it is good info for all. A reminder is to never put info about living relatives on a homepage. Even gedcoms have a way to keep living relatives private. >>>News You Can Use 5/11/98, US News and World Report >>>>BY MARGARET MANNIX >>>>Home-page snoops >>>> >>>>Does your family have a home page on the Internet? If so, you might >want to >>>>reconsider how much personal information you post online. Con >artists who >>>>steal others' identities, get credit in their names, then leave innoce= nt >>>>people with a mountain of debt to fight and ruined credit to clean up >are >>>>discovering the charms of the Net. >>>> >>>>Old-fashioned techniques like wading through Dumpsters for >discarded >credit- >>>>card receipts take time. These days, a savvy thief can hack into an >Internet >>>>service provider's subscriber list and lift credit-card numbers by the >>>>thousands. Databases full of sensitive information have been >inadvertently >>>>left open in cyberspace. And some online outfits peddle sensitive >information >>>>without regard to privacy, despite Federal Trade Commission scrutiny >last year >>>>that encouraged many to limit how they sell services like looking up >Social >>>>Security numbers. >>>> >>>>Meanwhile, thousands of netizens are unknowingly making it easier >for >thieves >>>>to steal their identities by posting individual home pages, family >>>>genealogies, and r=E9sum=E9s. Sure, there's no harm in posting >photographs of >>>>Morris or Fido. And only the foolish post a Social Security number on >a Web >>>>site. But many pages are packed with the sort of details identity >thieves >>>>crave: full names, birth dates, birthplaces, addresses, occupations, >degrees, >>>>phone numbers. With the click of a mouse, a thief has a personal >dossier at >>>>his fingertips. >>>> >>>>Think about it. A name, birth date, and birthplace will get you a birt= h >>>>certificate, and a driver's license is not far behind. "The driver's >license, >>>>unfortunately, has become a de facto ID," says Beth Givens, director >of the >>>>Privacy Rights Clearinghouse in San Diego. It's the key to all sorts o= f >>>>financial services, and it propels a thief closer to the magic number:= >the >>>>Social Security number. >>>> >>>>Mom's maiden name. Some family tree tracers place details like a >mother's >>>>maiden name online. That's often a common password for credit >cards and >bank >>>>accounts. Revealing such personal details, says Ed Howard, >executive >director >>>>of the Center for Law in the Public Interest in Los Angeles, is "priva= cy >>>>suicide." >>>> >>>>As Howard points out, the Internet isn't a toy. Your home page may >have >hooked >>>>you up with a long-lost friend or relative, but it can also put you at >risk. >>>>Identity-theft victims suffer the aftermath of the criminal's spending >sprees > >>>>for years in the form of calls from collection agencies, ruined credit= , >even >>>>mistaken arrest. >>>> >>>>While the Internet is a wonderful tool for genealogists (it has >revolutionized >>>>family research), think again before jeopardizing the privacy of your >>>>relatives by putting intimate details up on the Web. "If a family >member is >>>>going to put up the genealogy, I think they should notify all the livi= ng >>>>members of that family tree," says Givens--who would prefer her >family >tree in >>>>book form. >>>> >>>>You'll never have complete control over your personal information, so >you'll >>>>never be immune to fraud. But why make it easy for someone to >impersonate you? >>>>If you wouldn't post your background on your local grocery store's >bulletin >>>board, don't put it on the Internet. "It's the world's bullet= in >board," >says >>>Carole Lane, author of Naked in Cyberspace: How to Find >Personal Information Online (Pemberton Press, 1997, $29.95). And con >artists are checking it out. > > >Clare L. Sallee County Coordinator for Rootsweb's Lowndes County, Mississippi > ICQ#192957

Hi, I am looking for information on James SEXTON who lived in Henry Co in the early 1800s.Not sure when he moved there.He died in 1836.Some of his children were: Miles Sexton born 1790 Littleberry Sexton born 1796 married Parnelia______ John Sexton James Sexton born 1812 married Milberry Ellis Susan-maybe If anyone is researching Sextons I would appreciate any information.I will gladly share. Surnames in Henry County:Humphreys,Key,Paschall,Sexton

Mr. Morton: Thank you for visiting our site. I am going to forward your message to our Danville Crossing email list. Some of the folks on the list may be interested in communicating with you. Danville Crossing email list covers the 5-county area of Henry, Benton, Houston, Humphreys, and Stewart. And I believe a lot of folks from Dickson Co. are on the list. There are a lot of Henry County folks on the list. If you are interested in subscribing to the Danville Crossing list, send a message to: DanvilleCrossing-L-request@rootsweb.com with "subscribe" in the message area. You do not need a subject, and delete any sig. lines that you may have. There is also a Henry County, Tennessee email list. To subscribe to this list send a message to: TNHENRY-L-request@rootsweb.com with "subscribe" in the message area. Hope this helps. Dan Martin Nashville, TN ======================= mailto_cgi@cgibuilder.com@corp.earthlink.net wrote: > Subject = Web Page Message > nexturl = http://home.earthlink.net/~dlmartin2/cem/cemetery.html > from = morton@vmicro.com > message = I located your excellent web-site while looking for information on my wife's McCorkle ancestors from Henry County TN. I was especially interested in your Manly line because my sisters and I inherited from our father the land where the Manly cemetery is located. Although I live in Temecula, CA and rarely have visited Paris where my father lived and practiced law, I have been to the cemetery and found it as you described. I seem to recall that in addition to those that you mentioned, Angeline Manly Wynn, is also buried there. I had hoped to clean-up and preserve the cemetery, but because I live so far away and my sisters are not interested in keeping the property, I probably will sell the property. In any case, I will do what I can to ensure that the new owners feel the way I do about the cemetery. Marvin Morton III -- Faith in God is not a leap in the dark, it is a step into the light! Home page w/Gen. Links: http://home.earthlink.net/~dlmartin2/index.html ICQ Pager: http://wwp.mirabilis.com/235947 Tennessee Eagle Forum: http://home.earthlink.net/~dlmartin2/ef/ef_tn.html California Republican Assembly: http://www.ca-ra.org/ DanvilleCrossing: http://home.att.net/%7EDLSNOW/danville/index.htm Searching: Martin, Sexton, Adams, Singleton, Brandon, Odom, Culpepper FAMILIES CAN'T TRUST DISNEY ANYMORE!

I'VE JUST SUBSCRIBED TO THE HENRY CO WEBB, AND WOULD APPRECIATE HAVING INFORMATION RELATING TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE SOCIETY, REQUIREMENTS, FEES, ETC. CAN ANYONE ENLIGHTEN ME PLEASE? THANKS IN ADVANCE= CHUCK BARFIELD=