--part1_350603d2.252bb7b2_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_350603d2.252bb7b2_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: [email protected] From: [email protected] Full-name: SRedden500 Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Tue, 5 Oct 1999 16:07:09 EDT Subject: ARNOLD To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 246 Hello fellow snoops, I am trying to learn more about Thomas Greenberry ARNOLD s/o John K. ARNOLD and Martha ? Such as WHEN was Thomas born and Martha's surname? The children of John K. and Martha ARNOLD, I believe: William ARNOLD Andrew Jackson "Jack" ARNOLD John ARNOLD Granville ARNOLD Thomas Greenberry ARNOLD Eliza ARNOLD Sarah ARNOLD Harvery ARNOLD George ARNOLD Alfred ARNOLD I am having a hard time finding ages on this family; as I have seen such HUGE discrepancies. Does anyone know the significance of the middle name 'Greenberry'? The brothers of John K.ARNOLD Larkin Doctor Claibourne George Stephen Cannot get a handle on their ages, either. Could an ARNOLD researcher share this information with me? Thanks & Smiles, Deborah --part1_350603d2.252bb7b2_boundary--

Looking to link with family of Myrtle Ethel Bolden, b. 1900. Daughter of John and Charlotte Cate Bolden. Ethel died 1935 and is buried in McCampbell Church cemetery

Hello Members! Are there any ARNOLD researchers on this list? Thanks & Smiles, Deborah

I received a lot of information [email protected] aol.com from a descendant of Sarah Nodding, a sister of Eleanor Nodding who married Either Daniel Hill as she states or John Hill as papers I found in Jonesboro state. There is records of Daniel, John ,andSamuel Hill moving to Jefferson county and Daniel transferring land to his sons Jefferson Hill and Massey Hill who were then living in Green county Tenn. Daniel moved to Mcnary county Tenn where he and his wife is buried. the name on his wifes tombstone is Ellen. I have not been able to unscramble thi mess to find where my ggrandfather Rufus Morgan Hill fits in, but maybe you cn trace yours back from this info. Vernon

Would like to know when Douglas dam was built and area flooded. Families Blazer and Aileys relocated as was Ailey's Chapel and cemetery. Is this in Sevier or Jefferson counties? Have a survey of the cemetery and would like to donate to Rootsweb but not sure of county. Thanx, Jane

This is my 1st post to the Jefferson web. We just found our Spoon family in Jefferson Co this week. Peter & Naome SPOON were 80 years old in 1850 & living with thier son Eli Spoon & wife Mary in Dist. #13. Can someone tell me where Dist. #13 is near? Then I could look for cemeteries in that area for Peter & Naome since they are not listed in the 1860 census. I will appreciate any help or suggestions. Thank you. Bernice Davies Longview, WA [email protected]

On 25 Sep 99, at 12:19, Vernon Burdine wrote: > I understand that Jefferson County has a new web site. Would someone > please send me the address. I would like to visit. > > Thanks > > Vernon Burdine > [email protected] > Vernon, I only know of two sites that have Jefferson County information on it, if any of you know of others please let me know. Jefferson County TNGenWeb (http://www.tngenweb.org/jefferson) And The Original Jefferson County Genealogy Page (http://web.utk.edu/~kizzer/jefferson/) Neither has been updated in a very long time. Although if you are new to visiting them they do have a wealth of information -- but if you have been to either in the last 6 months, don't expect anything new :( [at least I couldn't find anything new, could be wrong]. Again, if someone has other links that I don't know about, please let me know. Thanks, Bridgett

I understand that Jefferson County has a new web site. Would someone please send me the address. I would like to visit. Thanks Vernon Burdine [email protected]

I have information that states Elanor Nodding (b. 1751) married John Hill in Washington County and then moved to Jefferson County. Other informants believe that Elanor married Daniel Hill. I believe my greatgrandfather Rufus Morgan Hill to be the son of Nodding Hill and grandson of John Hill and Elanor Nodding. Rufus Morgan Hill married Mary Elizabeth Bayless 12/15/1853. I want to know was Elanor Nodding married to John Hill or Daniel Hill. Any help or suggestions on how to clarify this will be greatly appreciated. Vernon Burdine [email protected]

I am seeking information about the family of John Logan HAYNES. He was born around 1912. In 1936 he was employed in a tailor shop in Knoxville, TN. I would like to contact anyone who is researching the HAYNES family of that area. I look forward to hearing from some of you. Thanks!

North Carolina State Archives Card Index Secretary of State Land Grant Office Warrants, Surveys, Plats and related Documents Greene Co, TN - S.108.368 Frames #1071-1075: File #426 (Warrant #428) WARRANT #428 County: Greene Name: RIGGS, Edward Acres: 1000 Grant No.: 428 Issued: 20 Sep 1787 Warrant No.: 428 Entered: 25 Oct 1783 Book No.: 65 Page No.: 496 Location: On the South Side of Holston River below the Indian path adjoining Geddian MORRIS, Joseph GILBREATH, Swelton's Creek. STATE of NORTH CAROLINA, No. 395 John ARMSTRONG Entry Office of Claims for the Western Land, To the Surveyor, of Said Land} Greeting. You are hereby required as soon as may be, (to) lay off, and survey for Harmon Cor?, a tract or parcel of land containing One Thousand Acres, lying in Green County on a branch of Holston lying below the Indian path that comes from the head of Dumplin Creek to Robisons? Creek on the Branch where the path comes through (unreadable) including the Big Spring and running down following of said Creek for Compliance----- Observing the directions of the act of Assembly in such case made and provided for running out lands. Two just and fair plans of such survey, with a proper certificate annexed to each, you are to transmit with this warrant to the secretary's office without delay. Given under my hand this 7th day of June 1784. John ARMSTRONG C, T-- I Do assign over all my right and claim of the within warrant to Edward RIGGS as is witness my hand this 1st day of March 178?. Witness Present Herman Cor? John HARRIS Samuel COX Handwritten Metes & Bounds Survey Unreadable!!!!!!

North Carolina State Archives Card Index Secretary of State Land Grant Office, Warrants, Surveys, Plats and related Documents Greene Co, TN - S.108.369 Frames #57-61: File #500 (Warrant #650) WARRANT #650 County: Greene Name: RIGGS, Edward Acres: 445 Grant No.: 502 Issued: 20 Sep 1787 Warrant No.: 650 Entered: 28 Oct 1783 Book No.: 65 Page No.: 522 Location: On the North Side of the Knobbs that divide the Waters of French Broad and Holston Rivers. STATE of NORTH CAROLINA, No. 650 John ARMSTRONG Entry Office of Claims for the Western Land To the Surveyor, of Said Land} Greeting, You are hereby required as soon as may be, (to) lay off, and survey for Edward RIGGS, a tract or parcel of land containing Four Hundred & Forty Five acres, lying in Green County on the North side of the Noles that divide the Waters of French Broad and Holston including the Head of a Small (unreadable) Branch and a Birch (Tree?) marked J R - (NOTE: the "J" is written as a "j", which may or may not be the initials of Jesse RIGGS, Edward's son) Observing the directions of the Act of Assembly in such case made and provided for running out lands. Two just and fair plans of such survey, with a proper certificate annexed to each, you are to transmit with this warrant to the secretary's office without delay. Given under my hand this 7th day of June 1784 John ARMSTRONG, C, T-- Handwritten Metes & Bounds Survey Certificate unreadable!!!

North Carolina State Archives Card Index Secretary of State Land Grant Office, Warrants, Surveys, Plats and related documents Greene Co, TN - S.108.369 Frames #633-637: File #619 (Warrant #608) WARRANT #608 County: Greene Name: RIGGS, Edward Acres: 200 Grant No.: 660 Issued: 11 Jul 1788 Warrant No.: 608 Entered: 28 Oct 1785 Book No.: 61 Page No.: 447 Location: On the South Side of Holston River on the Dry Fork STATE of NORTH CAROLINA, No. 608 John ARMSTRONG Entry Office of Claims for the Western Land To the Surveyor, of Said Land} Greeting, You are hereby required as soon as may be, (to) lay off, and survey for George ERWIN, a tract or parcel of land containing Two Hundred acres, lying in Green County above the mouth of Richland Creek Beginning at a Spanish sapling at the head of a rocky spring at the foot of the hill running up and down for Compliance--- Observing the directions of the Act of Assembly in such case made and provided for running out lands. Two just and fair plans of such survey, with a proper certificate annexed to each, you are to transmit with this warrant to the secretary's office without delay. Given under my hand this 7th day of June 1784 John ARMSTRONG, C, T-- I assign over my right and title of the within warrant to David STUART it being for value received in witness my hand this 18th of February 1786. Test Jonathan (Unreadable) George Erwin I assign over my right and title of the within warrant to Edward RIGGS it being for value received in witness my hand this 27th of February 1786. Test John COOK or (COX?) David STUART Handwritten Metes & Bounds Survey Certificate unreadable!!!!!

For those of you who are interested the 1840 Jefferson County Census is now online through the USGW Census Project. The URL is: ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/tn/jefferson/1840 Happy Hunting, Bridgett

I have a Jefferson Co., TN family that I've been researching. The patriarch of this family is Jacob C. Smith b. 15 Oct 1801 in VA. He married Eleanor "Nelly" Wilson on 12 Feb 1824. She was b. 10 Dec 1803 and d. 15 Nov 1834. They had Amanda Alvira b. 17 Dec 1824 (she was married to Hazel Hill), Sumner W. b. 28 May 1826 (m. to Mary L. Starksbury), John J. b. 01 Mar 1828 (m. America M. McGee), Mary Ann b. 16 Apr 1830 (m. Washington Abraham Johnson ), and Margaret E. b. 07 Jan 1833 (m. Harry Andrews) Jacob then married Catherine Kelly Moser who was a widow of William Calvin Jarnagin and the daughter of Sarah Vance and Philip Moser. She was b. 27 Mar 1815 in Jefferson Co., TN and d. 25 Jul 1857 in Jefferson Co., TN...she was married on 30 Aug 1832 to William Calvin Jarnagin and had a son named William Calvin Jarnagin (her first husband died fairly soon after their marriage) She married Jacob C. Smith 04 Feb 1836 in Jefferson Co., TN. They had the following children... Francis Morgan b. 14 Sept 1839 Edward H. b. 08 Jan 1843 Sarah Eleanor b. 14 Dec 1844 Jacob C. b. 19 Jul 1846 Catherine K. b. 17 Jun 1848 Nicholas Keffer b. 19 Jan 1851 m. Emma Barton Emma R. b. 29 Jun 1852 Hugh Calvin b. 04 Dec 1854 m. Victoria Mahoney Jacob Smith then married July Arants on 05 Jul 1858. She was b. 17 Dec 1824. These dates come from a letter that was written to the Johnson family several decades ago...I would be very interested in corresponding with anyone who has info on this family or are descended from this family. Carmen Johnson Email: [email protected] Home Page: http://members.xoom.com/carmenj Genealogy Page: http://users.lewiston.com/carmenj ICQ# 2459044

Searching for information on marriage date/location of William Z. CARWILE to 1st wife Isabella GANN sometime before 1860. William and Isabella GANN show up in 1860 Census in Jefferson Co, TN and again in 1870. William and Isabella had no children. Also seeking same information on William Z. CARWILE's 2nd marriage in EAST TENNESSEE to Jane PEARSON ca 1874. Their first child born 01 Jan 1875!!! Any help on this will be appreciated. Bobby G. Carwile

Seeking information on the parents and siblings of Jesse BRIMER [ca 1768--1814]. Jesse married his wife Eleanor ca 1789 (they would have been married 29 years in 1818 according to Application for Bounty Land #21254 in 1818). Jesse BRIMER enlisted as a Private in Doherty's Company, 7th Infantry Regiment, USA on 14 Jun 1813 for FIVE YEARS and died on 10 Feb 1814 at Hiwassee Army Garrison while in the service during "WAR OF 1812". Jesse BRIMERS family consisted of the following according to Bounty Land Application #21254, dated 15 Sep 1818 in Dandridge, Jefferson Co, TN: BRIMER, Jesse (approx age at death: 46) Eleanor (wife: age not given -- married 29 years in 1818!!!) Rebecca (age 28) Married to James MCDANIEL Sally (age 26) married to William McCARTER on 10 Oct 1812 Nancy (age 22) m:to Abraham "Abel" McCARTER on 10 Mar 1813 Ruth (age 20) married to Hezekiah RENEAU on 20 Mar 1813 Margaret (age 18) William (age 16) Sabra (age 15 in 1818: later married Peter CARWILE on 17 Nov 1830) Elizabeth (age 10) John (age 8) BOUNTY LAND APPLICATION (#21254) has the following information: Patentee: BRIMER, William Warrantee Name: BRIMER, Jesse Authority: May 6, 1812 Scrip-Warrant Act of 1812 (2 Stat 728) Signature Date: 5/18/1819 Land Office: Missouri Comments: Son and other Heirs of Jesse BRIMER LEGAL LAND DESCRIPTION: Number: 1 Aliquot Parts: SE Sec/BLK: 35 Township: 57-N Range: 21-W Fract. Sect: N Meridian: 5th Principal Meridian Acres: 160 Counties: Linn (Missouri) Also would like to know where Jesse BRIMER is buried. He is eligible for a Memorial Marker from Veterans Administration to commemorate his service during War of 1812. Any information concerning Jesse BRIMER and his family will be appreciated. Bobby G. Carwile

Searching for any information anyone may have on children of William CARWILE; married in Campbell Co, VA in 1800 to Mary DANIEL. Migrated to Jefferson Co, TN. We think he died before 1830 and is buried in Jefferson Co, TN. If anyone knows location of his grave, please contact me. William CARWILE served in VA Militia from Campbell Co, VA during War of 1812 and is eligible for a Veterans Grave Marker to commemorate his service during the War of 1812. Williams children were named in court records of Charlotte Co, VA in 1851 concerning settlement of the Estate of his brother Zachariah CARWILE. His children were: Jacob; born ca 1802--1844 (m: three times in Jefferson Co, TN d: Osage Co, MO) Cassandra; m: David CAMPBELL in Jefferson Co, TN on 02 Aug 1826 Peter; born ca 1805--1862 (m: Sabra BRIMER on 17 Nov 1830 in Jefferson Co, TN and Jane ROGERS on 23 Oct 1844) Rachael (Catherine?); Catherine marr Aaron BEAN in Grainger Co, TN in 1829 Zachariah; have no information on this Zachariah CARWILE Any information on William CARWILE and his children will be appreciated. Bobby G. Carwile Check out the inflation Calender from 1800 to 1998 at the following URL: http://www.westegg.com/inflation/

Is Elizabeth Range a member of the Range family that migrated from Beckley VA / WVA to Washington County and Carter County and was intermarried with the Bogart family. Leota -----Original Message----- From: Jim Reynolds <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, September 19, 1999 11:08 PM Subject: [TNJefferson] Research Contacts Two years ago I was in Jefferson County doing family research and I found the graves of both sets of my grandmother's grandparents. In the Dumplin Valley Cemetary are John Chaney MOORE and Amanda Melseany (MILLER) MOORE. In the Seahorn Chapel Cemetary are Samuel B HAMMER and Elizabeth (RANGE) HAMMER. I have information on all of these lines but would like to hear from others that are researching these lines as well. I would especially like more information regarding Amanda (MILLER) MOORE's parents Robert MILLER and Sarah "Sally" (WALKER) MILLER I look forward to hearing from you. ============================== Search the Social Security Death Index online for FREE! http://ssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ The most powerful SSDI search engine on the Internet!

Hello Bridgette and Welcome...... My name is Jane Van Husen and I am researching my maternal lines of Blazer, Ailey, and Jones, from Sevier and Jefferson Counties. Hope the mailing list will now perk up and more researchers join. Chatting on this list has been quiet since I have been on. Maybe a roll call would help join us together in this pursuit. In May I did a survey of the Ailey's Chapel Cemetery near Dandridge if anyone needs info. New at this but I will try to figure out how to post entire survey. Best Wishes to you and hope we can get a great thing going. Jane Polk County, Fl.