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    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] MCAFEE MCREE

    3. In a message dated 10/28/2006 4:27:55 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: and my John McKinney's mother was Elizabeth Wakefield McKinney. I do not have any records on Mr Wakefield, other than what shows up for the children in the 1850 and 1860 census records for LCT. Elizabeth married William McKinney in 1840, Lincoln Co., TN. I have a listing of the 13 children for Jessie and Eliza. I "think" that Jessie's father is James McAfee, do you have any information on this? I believe Jessie's father may have been a John MCAFEE and was married at least twice, I believe the last marriage and last couple of children were in Lawrence County, Alabama(how close is this to Lincoln County, TN?) In Court Records when Thomas McAFEE died it lists 16 people supposedly 17 siblings ( will have to find all of this, I haven't worked this line for about 3 years now) I'm looking for any tid bit I can find on these 17 McAFEE kids which I think are all brothers and sisters. 17 siblings were McAFEE 1. Thomas (1785-1846) married Elizabeth FRAIM she was the Widow MCREE mother of Eliza who married Jessie 2. John *1786-1852 3. Nancy 1787-1843 m. Isaac MILLER 4. Penelope 1787 m. John CARPENTER 5. James 1788 m. Nancy?? 6. Sarah 1789 m. James SIMMS 7. Ezekial 1790-1848 m. Mary FAULKNER 8. Isaac 1791-1840 m. Elizabeth ???? 9. Azeriah 1793-1853 m. Sarah ASHBY 10. Catherine 1795 m. William COLLINS 11. Luke 1800-1836 12. Moses 1801-1874 13. Jessi (1805-1867) m. Eliza McREE (Eliza was only 14 when she married and barely 15 when first child was born) 14. Nathan 1806 15. William 1812 16 Temperance 1824 17 Netty Caroline 1829

    10/28/2006 02:03:30
    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] MCAFEE MCREE
    2. Dortha Greenlee

    3. Brenda, I made a mistake on the year that Will Taylor McAfee was born. It should be 19 June 1849. Sorry

    10/28/2006 10:39:37
    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] MCAFEE MCREE
    2. Dortha Greenlee

    3. Hello Brenda, I have Jessie McAfee and his wife, Eliza McCree in my records. Their son, Will (William)Taylor McAfee, born 1847, married a 1/2 sister of my grandfather. She was Sarah E Wakefield. Sarah, and my John McKinney's mother was Elizabeth Wakefield McKinney. I do not have any records on Mr Wakefield, other than what shows up for the children in the 1850 and 1860 census records for LCT. Elizabeth married William McKinney in 1840, Lincoln Co., TN. I have a listing of the 13 children for Jessie and Eliza. I "think" that Jessie's father is James McAfee, do you have any information on this? Dortha McElroy Greenlee

    10/28/2006 10:26:38
    1. [TNLINCOL] MCAFEE MCREE

    3. Looking for information on Jesse McAFEE (1805-1867) m. 1829 Eliza McREE (1815-1883) The Dates are approxiamte My gg grandfather was Wade Alexander McAFEE b. 8/11/1845 Lincoln County, TN m. 1869 Bullitt County, KY Geraldine HALL Wade is the son of Jesse and Eliza, looking for information on his family in Lincoln County, TN and why he left, and why he ended up in Bullitt County, KY, no other MCAFEE's there. I've found no connection to the famous Kentucky Line of MCAFEE's. Any tid bit of MCAFEE information from Lincoln County, TN would be wonderful. I have access to census records for all states and will gladly do look ups in return for Lincoln County Look ups. THanks Brenda

    10/28/2006 08:59:15
    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] TEAGUE/TOLLY lines
    2. Charles O. Schull

    3. > My TEAGUE line is somewhat limited. It seems that perhaps my Wallace > TEAGUE came out of SC, but there has been no findings there to support > this. He was in Greene Co., TN, then on to Sevier Co., TN in the 1860's. > His family is found there in 1870, so suppose that he died there. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=teague& > id=I91 > > I don't have anything on the TOLLY line except that Judith TOLLY married > John WHITSETT who was from VA. Here is what I have on that family: > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=tolly&i > d=I3624 > > -Sherry > > > At 11:01 PM 10/25/2006 -0600, you wrote: >> >> >> >> Today's Topics: >> >> 1. Re: Cemetery Laws (Charles O. Schull) >> >> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> Message: 1 >> Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2006 21:55:24 -0700 >> From: "Charles O. Schull" <[email protected]> >> Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Laws >> To: <[email protected]> >> Message-ID: <C1658DCC.CD7%[email protected]> >> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" >> >>> I certainly understand about rude people who are trespassing. Genealogist >>> from my experience are very cautious about entering property that belongs >>> to another. >>> >>> I have had the fortunate experience when I have visited my ancestors >>> gravesites in Lincoln, Moore, and Marshall. I have been able to do so. >>> >>> I do have ancestors who are buried in Marshall County in a family graveyard >>> that has had all of the field stones bull-dozed to one end of the field, >>> then corn planted on the same area. Another cousin and myself have >>> requested to go on the land and to re-erect the fieldstones and return it >>> to it's rightful cemetery, but have been denied that request by the current >>> landowner. This is a documented cemetery which appears in all of the >>> cemetery books. There is no law because we cannot find a document from >>> land transactions that set this aside as a family cemetery that will allow >>> us to do so. >>> >>> Below is a current bill that will help to strengthen the cemetery law that >>> is now on the books. Please write to your legislative representatives and >>> ask them to support it when it comes back to the floor. >>> >>> http://www.legislature.state.tn.us/bills/currentga/BILL/HB2454.pdf >>> >>> Information on this page is generally current to within an hour. >>> >>> *HB2454 by *Jones S, *Shepard. (SB2551 by *Henry.) >>> >>> Cemeteries - Grants access to private cemeteries to certain persons for the >>> purpose of tending to graves or genealogical research. - Amends TCA > Title 46. >>> >>> Fiscal Summary for *HB2454 / SB2551 >>> >>> Increase Local Govt. Expenditures - Not Significant >>> >>> Bill Summary for *HB2454 / SB2551 >>> >>> This bill would prohibit persons from going to cemeteries or graves that >>> are located on private property unless the person has first notified the >>> property owner, occupant, or both, and unless the person is coming onto the >>> property to visit a grave site, maintain the grave site or cemetery, bury >>> human remains, or conduct genealogical research. >>> >>> The landowner would be allowed to designate a particular access route to >>> the graves or cemetery if no obvious route is visible. Those persons >>> accessing the property would be liable to the landowner for any damage >>> occurring from their access and would be expected to refrain from causing >>> damage to the property. >>> >>> Any eligible person denied reasonable access to graves or a cemetery >>> located on private property could seek injunctive relief from the chancery >>> court of the county in which the cemetery or graves are located. >>> >>> >>> >>> Herein lies the problem still, if the denial is made, it becomes the >>> responsibility of the person who wants access to file a petition to the >>> courts to allow this. I'm sure that the court costs are not going to be >>> paid by the landowner! >>> >>> -Sherry >>> Jesus is my rock! >>> >>> If you would like to know him also, visit: >>> http://www.godssimpleplan.org/gsps.html >>> >>> Visit my webpage! >>> http://www.sorrellsgenealogy.com >>> >>> Middle TN Cousins visit: >>> http://www.chestnutridgecousins.org >>> >>> Our hobby: >>> http://www.indiancreekproductions.com >>> >>> Searching East TN families: >>> ALEXANDER,ANDERSON,BRADBURN,BROOKS,BUIE,CLARK,CLAIBORNE, >>> COLEMAN,CRONDAS,DICKSON,ELLEDGE,EVANS,FARMER,HODGE/S, >>> INGLE,JAMES,LINN,LORD,McGHOILL,McINTIRE,McLEAN,MORECROFT, >>> PAINE/PAYNE,RANDLES,RHODES,SANDRIDGE,TEAGUE,and THURMAN >>> >>> Searching Middle TN families: >>> ALEXANDER,ALLEN,ANDERSON,BLALOCK,BOURLAND,BRENTS,BROWNE, >>> BURNES,CLAYTON,CONNALY,CONWELL,CORDING,COX,CREIGHTON, >>> CRITTENDEN,DAVIDSON,DAWSON,DEAL,FREEMAN,GALLAGHER, >>> GILBERT,GLIDEWELL,GRAHAM,HARRELL,HAWKINS,HAYES,HILL, >>> HOLLAND,KING,LAMBERT,LANDIN,LISTON,MARSH,MAXWELL, >>> McADAMS,McCANDLESS,McKNITT,McWHORTER,MEALER,MILLINGTON, >>> NASH,REDD,REESE,ROBERTS,RUSSELL,RYALLS,SCOTT,SIMPSON, >>> SMITH,SORRELL/S,TOLLY,TRENT,WAGSTER,WALLACE, >>> WHITE,WHITLOW,WHITSETT,and WILSON >>> >>> ------------------------------- >>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >>> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes >>> in the subject and the body of the message >> >> HI MARK & SHERRY, >> >> You give good advice to be considerate to the land owner. Some land >> owners can get a tad cranky just over accusations. My Lincoln Co SHULL >> Family Cemetery is a good example. I live so far away that it is like trying >> to communicate with the Mars explorer so I have to rely on a few local folks >> in LCT. As I was informed, the land owner bulldozed the wrought iron fence, >> monuments and what ever markers were there and built a barn over it. The >> Lincoln Co Sheriff came out and stopped the contractor doing the work but >> proceeded to have a heart attack later and died. I called the sheriff >> detective and she said she didn't know if all the work had been stopped >> because they heard no more complaints and did not revisit the sight. >> >> I asked some other folks to take a look from the road and the landowner >> called me long distance and accused me of harassing him. I assured him I was >> not and only wanted to know the condition of my family cemetery. He sent >> photos of the SHULL monument and some other stones in a plot with some small >> trees. The monument had a gouge in that the cat driver hit with his blade >> but things look normal to me except the iron fence is gone. So you see it >> can be a touchy situation even from afar so it's best inquire friendly like >> from the landowner to visit your cemetery. Hope the House Bills clear up >> some things. >> >> Sherry, >> You research TEAGUE and TOLLY, can you send me some of what you have? Send >> to me personally. >> >> Regards, >> Charlie >> >> -- >> Charles & Beverly Schull >> 1953 Yolanda St. >> Springfield, OR 97477 >> >> Phone: 541-746-4097 >> E-mail: [email protected] >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------ >> >> To contact the TNLINCOL list administrator, send an email to >> [email protected] >> >> To post a message to the TNLINCOL mailing list, send an email to > [email protected] >> >> __________________________________________________________ >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] >> with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body > of the >> email with no additional text. >> >> >> End of TNLINCOL Digest, Vol 1, Issue 44 >> *************************************** >> >> >> >> -- >> No virus found in this incoming message. >> Checked by AVG Free Edition. >> Version: 7.1.408 / Virus Database: 268.13.11/497 - Release Date: 10/25/06 >> >> > Jesus is my rock! > > If you would like to know him also, visit: > http://www.godssimpleplan.org/gsps.html > > Visit my webpage! > http://www.sorrellsgenealogy.com > > Middle TN Cousins visit: > http://www.chestnutridgecousins.org > > Our hobby: > http://www.indiancreekproductions.com > > Searching East TN families: > ALEXANDER,ANDERSON,BRADBURN,BROOKS,BUIE,CLARK,CLAIBORNE, > COLEMAN,CRONDAS,DICKSON,ELLEDGE,EVANS,FARMER,HODGE/S, > INGLE,JAMES,LINN,LORD,McGHOILL,McINTIRE,McLEAN,MORECROFT, > PAINE/PAYNE,RANDLES,RHODES,SANDRIDGE,TEAGUE,and THURMAN > > Searching Middle TN families: > ALEXANDER,ALLEN,ANDERSON,BLALOCK,BOURLAND,BRENTS,BROWNE, > BURNES,CLAYTON,CONNALY,CONWELL,CORDING,COX,CREIGHTON, > CRITTENDEN,DAVIDSON,DAWSON,DEAL,FREEMAN,GALLAGHER, > GILBERT,GLIDEWELL,GRAHAM,HARRELL,HAWKINS,HAYES,HILL, > HOLLAND,KING,LAMBERT,LANDIN,LISTON,MARSH,MAXWELL, > McADAMS,McCANDLESS,McKNITT,McWHORTER,MEALER,MILLINGTON, > NASH,REDD,REESE,ROBERTS,RUSSELL,RYALLS,SCOTT,SIMPSON, > SMITH,SORRELL/S,TOLLY,TRENT,WAGSTER,WALLACE, > WHITE,WHITLOW,WHITSETT,and WILSON > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message What I have gathered on TEAGUE is; Edward TEAGUE b. 1655 d. 9 Mar 1697 & Susan | William TEAGUE | b. 1693, Cecil Co, Md | d. 26 Nov 1762, Rowan Co N. C. | & Isabella LOFTIN | | William TEAGUE | | b. 31 Jul 1733, Cecil Co, Md | | d. 1 Nov 1803, Iredell Co, N. C. | | & Eleanor SIMNOTON | | | Elijha TEAGUE | | | b. 1766, Rowan Co, N. C. | | | & Martha STANLEY | | | | Elijah (Elisha) TEAGUE | | | | b. 1788, Rowan Co N. C. | | | | d. 1819, Burk Co, N. C. | | | | & Sarah PRICE | | | | m. 1810 | | | | | Walter TEAGUE | | | | | b. 1813, Burk Co, N. C. | | | | | & Susan TEAGUE | | | | | m. 1840 | | | | | | Henry Harrison Tallman TEAGUE* | | | | | | b. 25 Nov 1841, Burk Co, N. C. | | | | | | d. 26 Aug 1913, Monroe Co. Tn | | | | | | & Mary Ann BEST | | | | | | | Charles Madison TEAGUE | | | | | | | b. 26 Oct 1871, Maddisonville, Monroe Co, Tennessee | | | | | | | d. 9 Aug 1912, Knoxville, Ten | | | | | | | & Flora G. TEAGUE | | | | | | | | Wilder Loery (Bill) TEAGUE | | | | | | | | b. 19 Mar 1900, Tn. | | | | | | | | d. Walla Walla, Wa | | | | | | | | & Marjorie HUGHES | | | | | | | | Carllos Henry Madison TEAGUE | | | | | | | | b. 19 Apr 1901, Acorn, Tn. | | | | | | | | d. 24 May 1964, Portland, Or | | | | | | | | & Edna KEELER | | | | | | | | Jenny Pauline TEAGUE | | | | | | | | b. 5 Mar 1903, Acorn, Tn. | | | | | | | | d. 30 May 1975 | | | | | | | | & Lester CLARK | | | | | | | | Emerson Ulysses TEAGUE | | | | | | | | b. 12 Mar 1905, Madisonville, Acorn, Tn. | | | | | | | | d. Salem, Or | | | | | | | | & Merlin | | | | | | | | Charles Erskine TEAGUE | | | | | | | | b. 7 Dec 1909, Sunset, Wa. | | | | | | | | d. 30 Dec 1998, Eugene, Oregon | | | | | | | | & Lily Juanita RUTH | | | | | | | | b. 16 Aug 1910, Beaumont, Tex | | | | | | | | d. 2 Nov 1996, Eugene, Oregon | | | | | | | | m. 20 Jul 1933, Eugene, Oregon | | | | | | | | Troy Eugene (Gene) TEAGUE | | | | | | | | b. 5 Feb 1912, Madisonville, Tn | | | | | | | | d. 1970, Salmon River, Ida The only ting I have on Tolly is from a letter my g. grandmother wrote to g. grandpa while he was away in Confederate Cavalry. "The Federals got John Tolly but they expect he will be paroled shortly.", (1863 Mulberry, Lincoln Co, TN.) I have Ingle and Sorells connections too. Regards, Charlie -- Charles & Beverly Schull 1953 Yolanda St. Springfield, OR 97477 Phone: 541-746-4097 E-mail: [email protected]

    10/28/2006 05:08:21
    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] TNLINCOL Digest, Vol 1, Issue 45
    2. Mark & Sherry Finchum

    3. Well John, I have spoken several times to state archeologist, Nick Fielder,and he believes that we simply need stricter laws. When I have spoken to those in the legislation, they are supportive, but there is just no one to be much of an advocate. I believe that our local historical and genealogical societies should petition their state affiliates to take some action, but just haven't found exactly the right ear to bend on this matter! As long as the current bill has been there, I'm just not sure how many folks really do care. -Sherry At 09:04 PM 10/26/2006 -0600, you wrote: > > > >Today's Topics: > > 1. Re: Cemetery Laws (john v. burns) > 2. Re: Robert Lee Bedwell ([email protected]) > 3. Re: Robert Lee Bedwell ([email protected]) > 4. Re: Robert Lee Bedwell ([email protected]) > > >---------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Message: 1 >Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 05:59:47 -0400 >From: "john v. burns" <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Laws >To: <[email protected]> >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; > reply-type=original > >I am sure that is true, Sherry. But can you offer an easier solution? How >many times you suppose a person will be denied access to a family burial >ground? On the other hand, the land-owner will have legal fees he will have >to pay. Actions such as this gets public attention as well. Once the word >gets around I am sure gaining access to great-grand-mas grave will get >easier. > >John >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Charles O. Schull" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 12:55 AM >Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Laws > > >>> I certainly understand about rude people who are trespassing. >>> Genealogist >>> from my experience are very cautious about entering property that belongs >>> to another. >>> >>> I have had the fortunate experience when I have visited my ancestors >>> gravesites in Lincoln, Moore, and Marshall. I have been able to do so. >>> >>> I do have ancestors who are buried in Marshall County in a family >>> graveyard >>> that has had all of the field stones bull-dozed to one end of the field, >>> then corn planted on the same area. Another cousin and myself have >>> requested to go on the land and to re-erect the fieldstones and return it >>> to it's rightful cemetery, but have been denied that request by the >>> current >>> landowner. This is a documented cemetery which appears in all of the >>> cemetery books. There is no law because we cannot find a document from >>> land transactions that set this aside as a family cemetery that will >>> allow >>> us to do so. >>> >>> Below is a current bill that will help to strengthen the cemetery law >>> that >>> is now on the books. Please write to your legislative representatives >>> and >>> ask them to support it when it comes back to the floor. >>> >>> http://www.legislature.state.tn.us/bills/currentga/BILL/HB2454.pdf >>> >>> Information on this page is generally current to within an hour. >>> >>> *HB2454 by *Jones S, *Shepard. (SB2551 by *Henry.) >>> >>> Cemeteries - Grants access to private cemeteries to certain persons for >>> the >>> purpose of tending to graves or genealogical research. - Amends TCA Title >>> 46. >>> >>> Fiscal Summary for *HB2454 / SB2551 >>> >>> Increase Local Govt. Expenditures - Not Significant >>> >>> Bill Summary for *HB2454 / SB2551 >>> >>> This bill would prohibit persons from going to cemeteries or graves that >>> are located on private property unless the person has first notified the >>> property owner, occupant, or both, and unless the person is coming onto >>> the >>> property to visit a grave site, maintain the grave site or cemetery, bury >>> human remains, or conduct genealogical research. >>> >>> The landowner would be allowed to designate a particular access route to >>> the graves or cemetery if no obvious route is visible. Those persons >>> accessing the property would be liable to the landowner for any damage >>> occurring from their access and would be expected to refrain from causing >>> damage to the property. >>> >>> Any eligible person denied reasonable access to graves or a cemetery >>> located on private property could seek injunctive relief from the >>> chancery >>> court of the county in which the cemetery or graves are located. >>> >>> >>> >>> Herein lies the problem still, if the denial is made, it becomes the >>> responsibility of the person who wants access to file a petition to the >>> courts to allow this. I'm sure that the court costs are not going to be >>> paid by the landowner! >>> >>> -Sherry >>> Jesus is my rock! >>> >>> If you would like to know him also, visit: >>> http://www.godssimpleplan.org/gsps.html >>> >>> Visit my webpage! >>> http://www.sorrellsgenealogy.com >>> >>> Middle TN Cousins visit: >>> http://www.chestnutridgecousins.org >>> >>> Our hobby: >>> http://www.indiancreekproductions.com >>> >>> Searching East TN families: >>> ALEXANDER,ANDERSON,BRADBURN,BROOKS,BUIE,CLARK,CLAIBORNE, >>> COLEMAN,CRONDAS,DICKSON,ELLEDGE,EVANS,FARMER,HODGE/S, >>> INGLE,JAMES,LINN,LORD,McGHOILL,McINTIRE,McLEAN,MORECROFT, >>> PAINE/PAYNE,RANDLES,RHODES,SANDRIDGE,TEAGUE,and THURMAN >>> >>> Searching Middle TN families: >>> ALEXANDER,ALLEN,ANDERSON,BLALOCK,BOURLAND,BRENTS,BROWNE, >>> BURNES,CLAYTON,CONNALY,CONWELL,CORDING,COX,CREIGHTON, >>> CRITTENDEN,DAVIDSON,DAWSON,DEAL,FREEMAN,GALLAGHER, >>> GILBERT,GLIDEWELL,GRAHAM,HARRELL,HAWKINS,HAYES,HILL, >>> HOLLAND,KING,LAMBERT,LANDIN,LISTON,MARSH,MAXWELL, >>> McADAMS,McCANDLESS,McKNITT,McWHORTER,MEALER,MILLINGTON, >>> NASH,REDD,REESE,ROBERTS,RUSSELL,RYALLS,SCOTT,SIMPSON, >>> SMITH,SORRELL/S,TOLLY,TRENT,WAGSTER,WALLACE, >>> WHITE,WHITLOW,WHITSETT,and WILSON >>> >>> ------------------------------- >>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >>> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >>> quotes >>> in the subject and the body of the message >> >> HI MARK & SHERRY, >> >> You give good advice to be considerate to the land owner. Some land >> owners can get a tad cranky just over accusations. My Lincoln Co SHULL >> Family Cemetery is a good example. I live so far away that it is like >> trying >> to communicate with the Mars explorer so I have to rely on a few local >> folks >> in LCT. As I was informed, the land owner bulldozed the wrought iron >> fence, >> monuments and what ever markers were there and built a barn over it. The >> Lincoln Co Sheriff came out and stopped the contractor doing the work but >> proceeded to have a heart attack later and died. I called the sheriff >> detective and she said she didn't know if all the work had been stopped >> because they heard no more complaints and did not revisit the sight. >> >> I asked some other folks to take a look from the road and the landowner >> called me long distance and accused me of harassing him. I assured him I >> was >> not and only wanted to know the condition of my family cemetery. He sent >> photos of the SHULL monument and some other stones in a plot with some >> small >> trees. The monument had a gouge in that the cat driver hit with his blade >> but things look normal to me except the iron fence is gone. So you see it >> can be a touchy situation even from afar so it's best inquire friendly >> like >> from the landowner to visit your cemetery. Hope the House Bills clear up >> some things. >> >> Sherry, >> You research TEAGUE and TOLLY, can you send me some of what you have? >> Send >> to me personally. >> >> Regards, >> Charlie >> >> -- >> Charles & Beverly Schull >> 1953 Yolanda St. >> Springfield, OR 97477 >> >> Phone: 541-746-4097 >> E-mail: [email protected] >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> >> >> -- >> No virus found in this incoming message. >> Checked by AVG Free Edition. >> Version: 7.1.408 / Virus Database: 268.13.8/489 - Release Date: 10/20/2006 >> >> > > > >------------------------------ > >Message: 2 >Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 13:42:10 EDT >From: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Robert Lee Bedwell >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > >Cindy & Ginny, > >The correct Robert L. Bedwell is the one b. 19 Jan 1884 TN, d. 29 March 1974 > in Garden Grove, Orange Co, CA. I have been unable to locate him in the >1900 census. Mary Ruth Bedwell & Marjorie Bedwell are the children of Ora >Mildred Harris. The other three belong to Annie Lee Parker. Robert Lee Bedwell is >the son of Marion Jacob Bedwell b. 6 August 1848 in LCT; d. 29 April 1887; m. >Sarah (Sally) P. Duncan on 12 November 1872 in LCT. Marion Jacob Bedwell is >the son of John Burton Bedwell and Pheraby Ann Ray. > >Sally Maud Bedwell daughter of Marion Jacob and Sarah P. Duncan b. on 30 May >1880 in Houston County, Tennessee, not Houston, Texas; d. 1934 in Katie >Garvin County, Oklahoma; m. Willis G. Cottrell in Limestone County, Alabama on 4 >July 1895. Willis was the son of Elias Lawrence "Lucky" Cottrell and Matilda >Moody. Willis Cottrell, Elias Lawrence Cottrell, and Sally Maud Bedwell >Cottrell are all buried in the Katie Cemetery in Katie, Garvin County, Oklahoma. > >Unfortunately, much of the information on Ancestry.com is in error. Major M. >Bedwell was born about 1802 in North Carolina not LCT. There is no evidence >that he was ever married to Mary K. Long. The correct wife is Mary (Polly) K. >White, identified in her mother Lucinda White's will as the wife of Major >Bedwell. Mary White Bedwell d. 12 January 1880 in Moore County, Tennessee at the > home of her daughter Elizabeth Bedwell Crane. According to one obituary, >she was 86 when she died, but another one states that she was 80. She had seven >known children. Per her obituary, she outlived all but four of them. The >Bedwells in LCT appear to all descend from Major M. Bedwell and Mary K. White >through their son John Burton Bedwell and Pheraby Ann Ray. The following are >Major & Polly's children: > > 1. Rebecca Bedwell married Jesse Warren on 3 April 1843 in LCT. Rebecca >died before 1880. > > 2. John Burton Bedwell, b. 26 June 1826 in LCT; d. 29 April 1889 in >Cumberland City, Stewart County, Tennessee; m. 1st Pheraby Ann Ray (Rhea) on 19 >March 1845 in LCT; m. 2nd Sarah Ann Wells on 15 September 1859 in LCT. > 3. Eliza Bedwell b. abt. 1829 in LCT; died before 1880. Eliza is >probably a nickname, and she is likely the Louisa Jane Bedwell who married William >M. Thompson on 18 September 1851 in LCT > 4. Asbury Bedwell b. abt. 1830 in LCT; d. before 1870; m. Louisa J. >Davis on 4 July 1854 in LCT. His wife & daughter were living with John Burton >Bedwell and Sarah Wells Bedwell in Montgomery County, Tennessee in 1870. > 5. Willis L. Bedwell b. 25 December 1832 in LCT; d. 9 July 1891 in >Montgomery County, Tennessee; m. Sisley Ann Davis on 14 February 1853 in LCT. > 6. Elizabeth Bedwell b. 27 February 1840; d. 12 January 1880 in Moore >County, Tennessee; m. Timothy W. (T.W.) Crane on 18 October 1863 in LCT. She >died one day after her mother. (Tim Crane later married Martha Ellen Warren on >15 May 1881 in Moore County, Tennessee). > 7. Levan Andrew Jackson (LAJ) Bedwell b. 20 July 1841 in LCT; d. 4 >February 1920 in Friendship, Crockett County, Tennessee; m. 1st Mary Emaline >Stewart on 24 May 1861 in LCT; m. 2nd Mary Francis Spearman on 25 January 1872 in >LCT. LAJ Bedwell was a Methodist Circuit Rider. He did not raise his fifteen >children in LCT. >Sometime between 1841 and 1850, Major, Polly, their unmarried children and >mother Rebecca moved to Henderson County, Tennessee. They returned to LCT >before 1860. No doubt the move to Henderson County was precipitated by a dust up >over baptism involving immersion. Major was defrocked as a Methodist minister >in 1841. Among his accusers were William Springer, Francis Wells, Thomas >Wells and J.W. Spearman, families of two of his future daughters-in-law. > >Regarding Caleb Bedwell, since he was 20 years older than Rebecca McNatt, it >is probable that he was married twice. Rebecca was born in Delaware, not LCT. > I have never found a name for the possible first wife, however. Caleb and >Rebecca had two known sons. In addition to Major, there was a son John >Bedwell b. abt. 1805 in North Carolina not LCT. He also moved to Henderson County, >Tennessee between 1840 and 1850. John remained in Henderson County and died >sometime before 1870. Mother Rebecca stayed in Henderson County with John. > >Land records indicate that Caleb Bedwell was in LCT by 1809. His exact death >date is unknown, but land transactions indicate that he most likely died >between 24 June 1824 and 4 January 1827. > >Sonja > > > > > > > > > > >------------------------------ > >Message: 3 >Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 18:31:10 EDT >From: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Robert Lee Bedwell >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > >Sonja, > I am especially interested in finding Robert Lee Bedwell in 1900....I >found his mother in Indian Territory with occ. of "farming in Tx", her g-dau >Annie was living with her, (she dau of Willie who died giving or right after >Annie's birth)...I cant find Willis Cottrell in 1900 either. I wish I could find >them in 1900. I found most all of Elias Cotrells family in Tx, then most went >to OK, which in 1900 was still Indian Territory. I have learned that Jesse >Warren had married a second time to a Nancy Sanders and they had 4 kids, the >youngest b. 1891, when Nancy died (giving birth) and Jesse m. a third time to >Sallie Duncan Bedwell. Sallie by 1900 had given the Warren kids up, and I have >found 3 of them in 1900 Tx, cant find one of them tho, and cant help but wonder >if the Warren kid (Jesse) and Robert Lee Bedwell are both living in the >household of Willis Cottrell. I have found some deeds in Limestone Co Al where Jesse >Warren had bought his lands from Elias Cotrell. Some descendants say that >Jesse Warren (Daniels son) died in Tx just right before 1900, anyone know if >that's correct? > >Cindy > > >------------------------------ > >Message: 4 >Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 23:04:10 EDT >From: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Robert Lee Bedwell >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > >Cindy, > >Can't find Willis G. Cottrell or Robert Lee Bedwell in 1900. Supposedly >Elias Lawrence Cottrell was also in Hunt County, Texas in 1900, but haven't found >him yet. My guess would be that Willis & Sally Maud might be with him. >Also, it appears that Daniel Warren and Lucy Rose were also in Hunt County, TX in >1900. Hunting for Robert lee Bedwell in Hunt County, Texas is complicated by >the presence of the Mississippi branch of the Bedwells in the same county. > >Sonja > >HUNT COUNTY > >____________________________________ >Justice Precinct 1 SD 2 ED 120 >Page 20/57a # 338/339 >D.J. Cottrell May 1880 20 M AL F:AL M:AL >Callie Cottrell Sep 1882 17 F TN Wife F:TN M:GA >Will Frank Mar 1869 31 M TN Brother-in-Law F:TN M:TN >Nannie Frank May 1871 29 F TN Sister-in-Law F:TN M:GA >Hattie Frank Feb 1894 6 F TX Niece >Justice Precinct 2 SD 2 ED 125 >Page 3/61b # 48/48 >E.L. Cottrell May 1845 55 M TN F:TN M:TN >Tilda J. Cottrell Apr 1846 TX Wife F:AL M:TN >Stephen E. Cottrell Feb 1880 20 M TX Son >Myrtle Cottrell Feb 1885 15 F TX Dau >Page 3/61b # 50/50 >R.C. Cottrell Feb 1871 29 M AL F:TN M:TN >Adaline Cottrell Apr 1870 30 F AL Wife F:AL M:AL >Oscar Cottrell Nov 1893 6 M AL Son >Tillman Cottrell Mar 1895 5 M AL Son >Josie Cottrell Jan 1897 3 F TX Dau >Ludie Cottrell Feb 1898 2 M TX Son >Vera Cottrell Mar 1900 2/12m F TX Dau >Part of Justice Precinct No. 2 ED 126 >Page 10/200a # 329/344 >Robert Cottrell Nov 1868 31 M AL F:AL M:AL >Victoria Cottrell Nov 1869 30 F TN Wife F:TN M:GA >Ottie Cottrell Dec 1889 10 M TN Son >Attie Cottrell Sep 1891 8 M AL Son >Odus A. Cottrell Sep 1893 6 M AL Son >Liflie Cottrell Aug 1898 1 F TX Dau >John Warren Jun 1883 16 M TN Bro-in-Law F:TN M:GA > > >------------------------------ > >To contact the TNLINCOL list administrator, send an email to >[email protected] > >To post a message to the TNLINCOL mailing list, send an email to [email protected] > >__________________________________________________________ >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] >with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body of the >email with no additional text. > > >End of TNLINCOL Digest, Vol 1, Issue 45 >*************************************** > > > >-- >No virus found in this incoming message. >Checked by AVG Free Edition. >Version: 7.1.408 / Virus Database: 268.13.14/502 - Release Date: 10/27/06 > > Jesus is my rock! 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    10/28/2006 05:07:41
    1. [TNLINCOL] TEAGUE/TOLLY lines
    2. Mark & Sherry Finchum

    3. My TEAGUE line is somewhat limited. It seems that perhaps my Wallace TEAGUE came out of SC, but there has been no findings there to support this. He was in Greene Co., TN, then on to Sevier Co., TN in the 1860's. His family is found there in 1870, so suppose that he died there. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=teague& id=I91 I don't have anything on the TOLLY line except that Judith TOLLY married John WHITSETT who was from VA. Here is what I have on that family: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=tolly&i d=I3624 -Sherry At 11:01 PM 10/25/2006 -0600, you wrote: > > > >Today's Topics: > > 1. Re: Cemetery Laws (Charles O. Schull) > > >---------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Message: 1 >Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2006 21:55:24 -0700 >From: "Charles O. Schull" <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Laws >To: <[email protected]> >Message-ID: <C1658DCC.CD7%[email protected]> >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > >> I certainly understand about rude people who are trespassing. Genealogist >> from my experience are very cautious about entering property that belongs >> to another. >> >> I have had the fortunate experience when I have visited my ancestors >> gravesites in Lincoln, Moore, and Marshall. I have been able to do so. >> >> I do have ancestors who are buried in Marshall County in a family graveyard >> that has had all of the field stones bull-dozed to one end of the field, >> then corn planted on the same area. Another cousin and myself have >> requested to go on the land and to re-erect the fieldstones and return it >> to it's rightful cemetery, but have been denied that request by the current >> landowner. This is a documented cemetery which appears in all of the >> cemetery books. There is no law because we cannot find a document from >> land transactions that set this aside as a family cemetery that will allow >> us to do so. >> >> Below is a current bill that will help to strengthen the cemetery law that >> is now on the books. Please write to your legislative representatives and >> ask them to support it when it comes back to the floor. >> >> http://www.legislature.state.tn.us/bills/currentga/BILL/HB2454.pdf >> >> Information on this page is generally current to within an hour. >> >> *HB2454 by *Jones S, *Shepard. (SB2551 by *Henry.) >> >> Cemeteries - Grants access to private cemeteries to certain persons for the >> purpose of tending to graves or genealogical research. - Amends TCA Title 46. >> >> Fiscal Summary for *HB2454 / SB2551 >> >> Increase Local Govt. Expenditures - Not Significant >> >> Bill Summary for *HB2454 / SB2551 >> >> This bill would prohibit persons from going to cemeteries or graves that >> are located on private property unless the person has first notified the >> property owner, occupant, or both, and unless the person is coming onto the >> property to visit a grave site, maintain the grave site or cemetery, bury >> human remains, or conduct genealogical research. >> >> The landowner would be allowed to designate a particular access route to >> the graves or cemetery if no obvious route is visible. Those persons >> accessing the property would be liable to the landowner for any damage >> occurring from their access and would be expected to refrain from causing >> damage to the property. >> >> Any eligible person denied reasonable access to graves or a cemetery >> located on private property could seek injunctive relief from the chancery >> court of the county in which the cemetery or graves are located. >> >> >> >> Herein lies the problem still, if the denial is made, it becomes the >> responsibility of the person who wants access to file a petition to the >> courts to allow this. I'm sure that the court costs are not going to be >> paid by the landowner! >> >> -Sherry >> Jesus is my rock! >> >> If you would like to know him also, visit: >> http://www.godssimpleplan.org/gsps.html >> >> Visit my webpage! >> http://www.sorrellsgenealogy.com >> >> Middle TN Cousins visit: >> http://www.chestnutridgecousins.org >> >> Our hobby: >> http://www.indiancreekproductions.com >> >> Searching East TN families: >> ALEXANDER,ANDERSON,BRADBURN,BROOKS,BUIE,CLARK,CLAIBORNE, >> COLEMAN,CRONDAS,DICKSON,ELLEDGE,EVANS,FARMER,HODGE/S, >> INGLE,JAMES,LINN,LORD,McGHOILL,McINTIRE,McLEAN,MORECROFT, >> PAINE/PAYNE,RANDLES,RHODES,SANDRIDGE,TEAGUE,and THURMAN >> >> Searching Middle TN families: >> ALEXANDER,ALLEN,ANDERSON,BLALOCK,BOURLAND,BRENTS,BROWNE, >> BURNES,CLAYTON,CONNALY,CONWELL,CORDING,COX,CREIGHTON, >> CRITTENDEN,DAVIDSON,DAWSON,DEAL,FREEMAN,GALLAGHER, >> GILBERT,GLIDEWELL,GRAHAM,HARRELL,HAWKINS,HAYES,HILL, >> HOLLAND,KING,LAMBERT,LANDIN,LISTON,MARSH,MAXWELL, >> McADAMS,McCANDLESS,McKNITT,McWHORTER,MEALER,MILLINGTON, >> NASH,REDD,REESE,ROBERTS,RUSSELL,RYALLS,SCOTT,SIMPSON, >> SMITH,SORRELL/S,TOLLY,TRENT,WAGSTER,WALLACE, >> WHITE,WHITLOW,WHITSETT,and WILSON >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >> in the subject and the body of the message > >HI MARK & SHERRY, > > You give good advice to be considerate to the land owner. Some land >owners can get a tad cranky just over accusations. My Lincoln Co SHULL >Family Cemetery is a good example. I live so far away that it is like trying >to communicate with the Mars explorer so I have to rely on a few local folks >in LCT. As I was informed, the land owner bulldozed the wrought iron fence, >monuments and what ever markers were there and built a barn over it. The >Lincoln Co Sheriff came out and stopped the contractor doing the work but >proceeded to have a heart attack later and died. I called the sheriff >detective and she said she didn't know if all the work had been stopped >because they heard no more complaints and did not revisit the sight. > > I asked some other folks to take a look from the road and the landowner >called me long distance and accused me of harassing him. I assured him I was >not and only wanted to know the condition of my family cemetery. He sent >photos of the SHULL monument and some other stones in a plot with some small >trees. The monument had a gouge in that the cat driver hit with his blade >but things look normal to me except the iron fence is gone. So you see it >can be a touchy situation even from afar so it's best inquire friendly like >from the landowner to visit your cemetery. Hope the House Bills clear up >some things. > > Sherry, > You research TEAGUE and TOLLY, can you send me some of what you have? Send >to me personally. > >Regards, >Charlie > >-- >Charles & Beverly Schull >1953 Yolanda St. >Springfield, OR 97477 > >Phone: 541-746-4097 >E-mail: [email protected] > > > > >------------------------------ > >To contact the TNLINCOL list administrator, send an email to >[email protected] > >To post a message to the TNLINCOL mailing list, send an email to [email protected] > >__________________________________________________________ >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] >with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body of the >email with no additional text. > > >End of TNLINCOL Digest, Vol 1, Issue 44 >*************************************** > > > >-- >No virus found in this incoming message. >Checked by AVG Free Edition. >Version: 7.1.408 / Virus Database: 268.13.11/497 - Release Date: 10/25/06 > > Jesus is my rock! 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    10/28/2006 04:55:41
    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] Robert Lee Bedwell

    3. Sonja, 1900 Hunt Co Tx spelling is Cottrell, E.L., (Elias Lucky), Race Charlie, Robert and Daily Jenkins Cottrell, 3 are in the 2nd dist, one is in the first dist. Daily J in 1910 is David J Cattrell in Comanche Co OK., his brother Stephen Emmons living with him. Cant find Daily after that. As is brother Willis spelled Cothell. Race Charlie is in 1910 in Garvin Co OK, (cant find him in 1920). As is brother Robert. As is brother Stephen E. Willis in 1920 Garvin Co Ok spelled Cottell. 1910 Elias is living in Jefferson Co OK in his dau Sarah Sheltons household. Elias died 1917 in Garvin Co Ok. James is in Hunt Co Tx 1910 I think, that's the only one I could find that might be him. Did find something that said he was murdered there in 1915.. Anything you can add to this would be great. Did you know that Elias Cottrell sold his lands to Jesse Warren in Limestone Co Al. Jesse Warren then sold them to his wife Sallie 3 years later, not sure why he would do that, sell the lands to his wife. That was 1894-1897, find the last mention for Jesse Warren in 1898 Lincoln Co Tn. Sallie in 1900 is in Indian Territory spelled Waren, living with her is Annie, also with last name of Waren, but this Annie was Willie (female, and dau of Sallie) child, Willie died in childbirth. Some say that Jesse Warren is buried in Hunt Co Tx. It is interesting that the Cottrells married the Warren girls who belonged to Daniel D. and Lucy Warren. And that they, Dan D. wind up in OK also. Cindy

    10/27/2006 08:31:42
    1. [TNLINCOL] Harris, Kirkland, Patterson
    2. Carolyn Whittenburg

    3. ...looking for any information on the Harris children, Thomas age 11, George age 10 and Nancy A. age 8, living in the household of George and Susan Kirkland and James and Martha Patterson in Sub Division No. 2 of Lincoln Co., TN in 1850. Nancy Patterson, age 51, is also in the household, along with children of the Kirklands and Pattersons. My family is the Harrises, and I seem to have hit that proverbial brick wall here! I have Thomas Harris, age 21, in Dist. 1 of Lincoln Co., TN in 1860, with his wife "Airy". I know that Thomas and Airy are mine, so I feel reasonably sure that the young Harris children of the 1850 census are probably mine. Information on the Kirklands and Pattersons would also be welcomed--they are possibly related. Thanks in advance for any info at all!!! Carolyn -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Friday, October 27, 2006 1:32 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Robert Lee Bedwell Sonja, 1900 Hunt Co Tx spelling is Cottrell, E.L., (Elias Lucky), Race Charlie, Robert and Daily Jenkins Cottrell, 3 are in the 2nd dist, one is in the first dist. Daily J in 1910 is David J Cattrell in Comanche Co OK., his brother Stephen Emmons living with him. Cant find Daily after that. As is brother Willis spelled Cothell. Race Charlie is in 1910 in Garvin Co OK, (cant find him in 1920). As is brother Robert. As is brother Stephen E. Willis in 1920 Garvin Co Ok spelled Cottell. 1910 Elias is living in Jefferson Co OK in his dau Sarah Sheltons household. Elias died 1917 in Garvin Co Ok. James is in Hunt Co Tx 1910 I think, that's the only one I could find that might be him. Did find something that said he was murdered there in 1915.. Anything you can add to this would be great. Did you know that Elias Cottrell sold his lands to Jesse Warren in Limestone Co Al. Jesse Warren then sold them to his wife Sallie 3 years later, not sure why he would do that, sell the lands to his wife. That was 1894-1897, find the last mention for Jesse Warren in 1898 Lincoln Co Tn. Sallie in 1900 is in Indian Territory spelled Waren, living with her is Annie, also with last name of Waren, but this Annie was Willie (female, and dau of Sallie) child, Willie died in childbirth. Some say that Jesse Warren is buried in Hunt Co Tx. It is interesting that the Cottrells married the Warren girls who belonged to Daniel D. and Lucy Warren. And that they, Dan D. wind up in OK also. Cindy ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

    10/27/2006 07:52:07
    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] Robert Lee Bedwell

    3. Cindy, How is the name spelled? Thanks, Sonja

    10/27/2006 01:01:17
    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] Robert Lee Bedwell

    3. Sonja, Elias Cottrell is in Hunt Co 1900, along with his married sons except for James and Willis. It was hard to find them, as the last name spelling would be crazy. James I think I found in Hunt Co 1910, by then most of the rest of Cottrells were in OK, as were the Warrens and Sallie Duncan Bedwell Warren Lane. Cindy

    10/27/2006 12:32:07
    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] Robert Lee Bedwell

    3. Cindy, Can't find Willis G. Cottrell or Robert Lee Bedwell in 1900. Supposedly Elias Lawrence Cottrell was also in Hunt County, Texas in 1900, but haven't found him yet. My guess would be that Willis & Sally Maud might be with him. Also, it appears that Daniel Warren and Lucy Rose were also in Hunt County, TX in 1900. Hunting for Robert lee Bedwell in Hunt County, Texas is complicated by the presence of the Mississippi branch of the Bedwells in the same county. Sonja HUNT COUNTY ____________________________________ Justice Precinct 1 SD 2 ED 120 Page 20/57a # 338/339 D.J. Cottrell May 1880 20 M AL F:AL M:AL Callie Cottrell Sep 1882 17 F TN Wife F:TN M:GA Will Frank Mar 1869 31 M TN Brother-in-Law F:TN M:TN Nannie Frank May 1871 29 F TN Sister-in-Law F:TN M:GA Hattie Frank Feb 1894 6 F TX Niece Justice Precinct 2 SD 2 ED 125 Page 3/61b # 48/48 E.L. Cottrell May 1845 55 M TN F:TN M:TN Tilda J. Cottrell Apr 1846 TX Wife F:AL M:TN Stephen E. Cottrell Feb 1880 20 M TX Son Myrtle Cottrell Feb 1885 15 F TX Dau Page 3/61b # 50/50 R.C. Cottrell Feb 1871 29 M AL F:TN M:TN Adaline Cottrell Apr 1870 30 F AL Wife F:AL M:AL Oscar Cottrell Nov 1893 6 M AL Son Tillman Cottrell Mar 1895 5 M AL Son Josie Cottrell Jan 1897 3 F TX Dau Ludie Cottrell Feb 1898 2 M TX Son Vera Cottrell Mar 1900 2/12m F TX Dau Part of Justice Precinct No. 2 ED 126 Page 10/200a # 329/344 Robert Cottrell Nov 1868 31 M AL F:AL M:AL Victoria Cottrell Nov 1869 30 F TN Wife F:TN M:GA Ottie Cottrell Dec 1889 10 M TN Son Attie Cottrell Sep 1891 8 M AL Son Odus A. Cottrell Sep 1893 6 M AL Son Liflie Cottrell Aug 1898 1 F TX Dau John Warren Jun 1883 16 M TN Bro-in-Law F:TN M:GA

    10/26/2006 05:04:10
    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] Robert Lee Bedwell
    2. Virginia L. (Ginny) Keefer

    3. Sonya, thank you for sending corrections to this site. I had not proven any of that material as I stated. Just copied as I found it hoping something in it was true and would ring a bell for more help......and you did. Thank you very much. .·:*¨¨*:·.~* Ginny *~.·:*¨¨*:·.

    10/26/2006 03:10:10
    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] Robert Lee Bedwell

    3. Sonja, I am especially interested in finding Robert Lee Bedwell in 1900....I found his mother in Indian Territory with occ. of "farming in Tx", her g-dau Annie was living with her, (she dau of Willie who died giving or right after Annie's birth)...I cant find Willis Cottrell in 1900 either. I wish I could find them in 1900. I found most all of Elias Cotrells family in Tx, then most went to OK, which in 1900 was still Indian Territory. I have learned that Jesse Warren had married a second time to a Nancy Sanders and they had 4 kids, the youngest b. 1891, when Nancy died (giving birth) and Jesse m. a third time to Sallie Duncan Bedwell. Sallie by 1900 had given the Warren kids up, and I have found 3 of them in 1900 Tx, cant find one of them tho, and cant help but wonder if the Warren kid (Jesse) and Robert Lee Bedwell are both living in the household of Willis Cottrell. I have found some deeds in Limestone Co Al where Jesse Warren had bought his lands from Elias Cotrell. Some descendants say that Jesse Warren (Daniels son) died in Tx just right before 1900, anyone know if that's correct? Cindy

    10/26/2006 12:31:10
    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] Robert Lee Bedwell

    3. Cindy & Ginny, The correct Robert L. Bedwell is the one b. 19 Jan 1884 TN, d. 29 March 1974 in Garden Grove, Orange Co, CA. I have been unable to locate him in the 1900 census. Mary Ruth Bedwell & Marjorie Bedwell are the children of Ora Mildred Harris. The other three belong to Annie Lee Parker. Robert Lee Bedwell is the son of Marion Jacob Bedwell b. 6 August 1848 in LCT; d. 29 April 1887; m. Sarah (Sally) P. Duncan on 12 November 1872 in LCT. Marion Jacob Bedwell is the son of John Burton Bedwell and Pheraby Ann Ray. Sally Maud Bedwell daughter of Marion Jacob and Sarah P. Duncan b. on 30 May 1880 in Houston County, Tennessee, not Houston, Texas; d. 1934 in Katie Garvin County, Oklahoma; m. Willis G. Cottrell in Limestone County, Alabama on 4 July 1895. Willis was the son of Elias Lawrence "Lucky" Cottrell and Matilda Moody. Willis Cottrell, Elias Lawrence Cottrell, and Sally Maud Bedwell Cottrell are all buried in the Katie Cemetery in Katie, Garvin County, Oklahoma. Unfortunately, much of the information on Ancestry.com is in error. Major M. Bedwell was born about 1802 in North Carolina not LCT. There is no evidence that he was ever married to Mary K. Long. The correct wife is Mary (Polly) K. White, identified in her mother Lucinda White's will as the wife of Major Bedwell. Mary White Bedwell d. 12 January 1880 in Moore County, Tennessee at the home of her daughter Elizabeth Bedwell Crane. According to one obituary, she was 86 when she died, but another one states that she was 80. She had seven known children. Per her obituary, she outlived all but four of them. The Bedwells in LCT appear to all descend from Major M. Bedwell and Mary K. White through their son John Burton Bedwell and Pheraby Ann Ray. The following are Major & Polly's children: 1. Rebecca Bedwell married Jesse Warren on 3 April 1843 in LCT. Rebecca died before 1880. 2. John Burton Bedwell, b. 26 June 1826 in LCT; d. 29 April 1889 in Cumberland City, Stewart County, Tennessee; m. 1st Pheraby Ann Ray (Rhea) on 19 March 1845 in LCT; m. 2nd Sarah Ann Wells on 15 September 1859 in LCT. 3. Eliza Bedwell b. abt. 1829 in LCT; died before 1880. Eliza is probably a nickname, and she is likely the Louisa Jane Bedwell who married William M. Thompson on 18 September 1851 in LCT 4. Asbury Bedwell b. abt. 1830 in LCT; d. before 1870; m. Louisa J. Davis on 4 July 1854 in LCT. His wife & daughter were living with John Burton Bedwell and Sarah Wells Bedwell in Montgomery County, Tennessee in 1870. 5. Willis L. Bedwell b. 25 December 1832 in LCT; d. 9 July 1891 in Montgomery County, Tennessee; m. Sisley Ann Davis on 14 February 1853 in LCT. 6. Elizabeth Bedwell b. 27 February 1840; d. 12 January 1880 in Moore County, Tennessee; m. Timothy W. (T.W.) Crane on 18 October 1863 in LCT. She died one day after her mother. (Tim Crane later married Martha Ellen Warren on 15 May 1881 in Moore County, Tennessee). 7. Levan Andrew Jackson (LAJ) Bedwell b. 20 July 1841 in LCT; d. 4 February 1920 in Friendship, Crockett County, Tennessee; m. 1st Mary Emaline Stewart on 24 May 1861 in LCT; m. 2nd Mary Francis Spearman on 25 January 1872 in LCT. LAJ Bedwell was a Methodist Circuit Rider. He did not raise his fifteen children in LCT. Sometime between 1841 and 1850, Major, Polly, their unmarried children and mother Rebecca moved to Henderson County, Tennessee. They returned to LCT before 1860. No doubt the move to Henderson County was precipitated by a dust up over baptism involving immersion. Major was defrocked as a Methodist minister in 1841. Among his accusers were William Springer, Francis Wells, Thomas Wells and J.W. Spearman, families of two of his future daughters-in-law. Regarding Caleb Bedwell, since he was 20 years older than Rebecca McNatt, it is probable that he was married twice. Rebecca was born in Delaware, not LCT. I have never found a name for the possible first wife, however. Caleb and Rebecca had two known sons. In addition to Major, there was a son John Bedwell b. abt. 1805 in North Carolina not LCT. He also moved to Henderson County, Tennessee between 1840 and 1850. John remained in Henderson County and died sometime before 1870. Mother Rebecca stayed in Henderson County with John. Land records indicate that Caleb Bedwell was in LCT by 1809. His exact death date is unknown, but land transactions indicate that he most likely died between 24 June 1824 and 4 January 1827. Sonja

    10/26/2006 07:42:10
    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Laws
    2. john v. burns

    3. I am sure that is true, Sherry. But can you offer an easier solution? How many times you suppose a person will be denied access to a family burial ground? On the other hand, the land-owner will have legal fees he will have to pay. Actions such as this gets public attention as well. Once the word gets around I am sure gaining access to great-grand-mas grave will get easier. John ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles O. Schull" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 12:55 AM Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Laws >> I certainly understand about rude people who are trespassing. >> Genealogist >> from my experience are very cautious about entering property that belongs >> to another. >> >> I have had the fortunate experience when I have visited my ancestors >> gravesites in Lincoln, Moore, and Marshall. I have been able to do so. >> >> I do have ancestors who are buried in Marshall County in a family >> graveyard >> that has had all of the field stones bull-dozed to one end of the field, >> then corn planted on the same area. Another cousin and myself have >> requested to go on the land and to re-erect the fieldstones and return it >> to it's rightful cemetery, but have been denied that request by the >> current >> landowner. This is a documented cemetery which appears in all of the >> cemetery books. There is no law because we cannot find a document from >> land transactions that set this aside as a family cemetery that will >> allow >> us to do so. >> >> Below is a current bill that will help to strengthen the cemetery law >> that >> is now on the books. Please write to your legislative representatives >> and >> ask them to support it when it comes back to the floor. >> >> http://www.legislature.state.tn.us/bills/currentga/BILL/HB2454.pdf >> >> Information on this page is generally current to within an hour. >> >> *HB2454 by *Jones S, *Shepard. (SB2551 by *Henry.) >> >> Cemeteries - Grants access to private cemeteries to certain persons for >> the >> purpose of tending to graves or genealogical research. - Amends TCA Title >> 46. >> >> Fiscal Summary for *HB2454 / SB2551 >> >> Increase Local Govt. Expenditures - Not Significant >> >> Bill Summary for *HB2454 / SB2551 >> >> This bill would prohibit persons from going to cemeteries or graves that >> are located on private property unless the person has first notified the >> property owner, occupant, or both, and unless the person is coming onto >> the >> property to visit a grave site, maintain the grave site or cemetery, bury >> human remains, or conduct genealogical research. >> >> The landowner would be allowed to designate a particular access route to >> the graves or cemetery if no obvious route is visible. Those persons >> accessing the property would be liable to the landowner for any damage >> occurring from their access and would be expected to refrain from causing >> damage to the property. >> >> Any eligible person denied reasonable access to graves or a cemetery >> located on private property could seek injunctive relief from the >> chancery >> court of the county in which the cemetery or graves are located. >> >> >> >> Herein lies the problem still, if the denial is made, it becomes the >> responsibility of the person who wants access to file a petition to the >> courts to allow this. I'm sure that the court costs are not going to be >> paid by the landowner! >> >> -Sherry >> Jesus is my rock! >> >> If you would like to know him also, visit: >> http://www.godssimpleplan.org/gsps.html >> >> Visit my webpage! >> http://www.sorrellsgenealogy.com >> >> Middle TN Cousins visit: >> http://www.chestnutridgecousins.org >> >> Our hobby: >> http://www.indiancreekproductions.com >> >> Searching East TN families: >> ALEXANDER,ANDERSON,BRADBURN,BROOKS,BUIE,CLARK,CLAIBORNE, >> COLEMAN,CRONDAS,DICKSON,ELLEDGE,EVANS,FARMER,HODGE/S, >> INGLE,JAMES,LINN,LORD,McGHOILL,McINTIRE,McLEAN,MORECROFT, >> PAINE/PAYNE,RANDLES,RHODES,SANDRIDGE,TEAGUE,and THURMAN >> >> Searching Middle TN families: >> ALEXANDER,ALLEN,ANDERSON,BLALOCK,BOURLAND,BRENTS,BROWNE, >> BURNES,CLAYTON,CONNALY,CONWELL,CORDING,COX,CREIGHTON, >> CRITTENDEN,DAVIDSON,DAWSON,DEAL,FREEMAN,GALLAGHER, >> GILBERT,GLIDEWELL,GRAHAM,HARRELL,HAWKINS,HAYES,HILL, >> HOLLAND,KING,LAMBERT,LANDIN,LISTON,MARSH,MAXWELL, >> McADAMS,McCANDLESS,McKNITT,McWHORTER,MEALER,MILLINGTON, >> NASH,REDD,REESE,ROBERTS,RUSSELL,RYALLS,SCOTT,SIMPSON, >> SMITH,SORRELL/S,TOLLY,TRENT,WAGSTER,WALLACE, >> WHITE,WHITLOW,WHITSETT,and WILSON >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes >> in the subject and the body of the message > > HI MARK & SHERRY, > > You give good advice to be considerate to the land owner. Some land > owners can get a tad cranky just over accusations. My Lincoln Co SHULL > Family Cemetery is a good example. I live so far away that it is like > trying > to communicate with the Mars explorer so I have to rely on a few local > folks > in LCT. As I was informed, the land owner bulldozed the wrought iron > fence, > monuments and what ever markers were there and built a barn over it. The > Lincoln Co Sheriff came out and stopped the contractor doing the work but > proceeded to have a heart attack later and died. I called the sheriff > detective and she said she didn't know if all the work had been stopped > because they heard no more complaints and did not revisit the sight. > > I asked some other folks to take a look from the road and the landowner > called me long distance and accused me of harassing him. I assured him I > was > not and only wanted to know the condition of my family cemetery. He sent > photos of the SHULL monument and some other stones in a plot with some > small > trees. The monument had a gouge in that the cat driver hit with his blade > but things look normal to me except the iron fence is gone. So you see it > can be a touchy situation even from afar so it's best inquire friendly > like > from the landowner to visit your cemetery. Hope the House Bills clear up > some things. > > Sherry, > You research TEAGUE and TOLLY, can you send me some of what you have? > Send > to me personally. > > Regards, > Charlie > > -- > Charles & Beverly Schull > 1953 Yolanda St. > Springfield, OR 97477 > > Phone: 541-746-4097 > E-mail: [email protected] > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.408 / Virus Database: 268.13.8/489 - Release Date: 10/20/2006 > >

    10/25/2006 11:59:47
    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Laws
    2. Charles O. Schull

    3. > I certainly understand about rude people who are trespassing. Genealogist > from my experience are very cautious about entering property that belongs > to another. > > I have had the fortunate experience when I have visited my ancestors > gravesites in Lincoln, Moore, and Marshall. I have been able to do so. > > I do have ancestors who are buried in Marshall County in a family graveyard > that has had all of the field stones bull-dozed to one end of the field, > then corn planted on the same area. Another cousin and myself have > requested to go on the land and to re-erect the fieldstones and return it > to it's rightful cemetery, but have been denied that request by the current > landowner. This is a documented cemetery which appears in all of the > cemetery books. There is no law because we cannot find a document from > land transactions that set this aside as a family cemetery that will allow > us to do so. > > Below is a current bill that will help to strengthen the cemetery law that > is now on the books. Please write to your legislative representatives and > ask them to support it when it comes back to the floor. > > http://www.legislature.state.tn.us/bills/currentga/BILL/HB2454.pdf > > Information on this page is generally current to within an hour. > > *HB2454 by *Jones S, *Shepard. (SB2551 by *Henry.) > > Cemeteries - Grants access to private cemeteries to certain persons for the > purpose of tending to graves or genealogical research. - Amends TCA Title 46. > > Fiscal Summary for *HB2454 / SB2551 > > Increase Local Govt. Expenditures - Not Significant > > Bill Summary for *HB2454 / SB2551 > > This bill would prohibit persons from going to cemeteries or graves that > are located on private property unless the person has first notified the > property owner, occupant, or both, and unless the person is coming onto the > property to visit a grave site, maintain the grave site or cemetery, bury > human remains, or conduct genealogical research. > > The landowner would be allowed to designate a particular access route to > the graves or cemetery if no obvious route is visible. Those persons > accessing the property would be liable to the landowner for any damage > occurring from their access and would be expected to refrain from causing > damage to the property. > > Any eligible person denied reasonable access to graves or a cemetery > located on private property could seek injunctive relief from the chancery > court of the county in which the cemetery or graves are located. > > > > Herein lies the problem still, if the denial is made, it becomes the > responsibility of the person who wants access to file a petition to the > courts to allow this. I'm sure that the court costs are not going to be > paid by the landowner! > > -Sherry > Jesus is my rock! > > If you would like to know him also, visit: > http://www.godssimpleplan.org/gsps.html > > Visit my webpage! > http://www.sorrellsgenealogy.com > > Middle TN Cousins visit: > http://www.chestnutridgecousins.org > > Our hobby: > http://www.indiancreekproductions.com > > Searching East TN families: > ALEXANDER,ANDERSON,BRADBURN,BROOKS,BUIE,CLARK,CLAIBORNE, > COLEMAN,CRONDAS,DICKSON,ELLEDGE,EVANS,FARMER,HODGE/S, > INGLE,JAMES,LINN,LORD,McGHOILL,McINTIRE,McLEAN,MORECROFT, > PAINE/PAYNE,RANDLES,RHODES,SANDRIDGE,TEAGUE,and THURMAN > > Searching Middle TN families: > ALEXANDER,ALLEN,ANDERSON,BLALOCK,BOURLAND,BRENTS,BROWNE, > BURNES,CLAYTON,CONNALY,CONWELL,CORDING,COX,CREIGHTON, > CRITTENDEN,DAVIDSON,DAWSON,DEAL,FREEMAN,GALLAGHER, > GILBERT,GLIDEWELL,GRAHAM,HARRELL,HAWKINS,HAYES,HILL, > HOLLAND,KING,LAMBERT,LANDIN,LISTON,MARSH,MAXWELL, > McADAMS,McCANDLESS,McKNITT,McWHORTER,MEALER,MILLINGTON, > NASH,REDD,REESE,ROBERTS,RUSSELL,RYALLS,SCOTT,SIMPSON, > SMITH,SORRELL/S,TOLLY,TRENT,WAGSTER,WALLACE, > WHITE,WHITLOW,WHITSETT,and WILSON > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message HI MARK & SHERRY, You give good advice to be considerate to the land owner. Some land owners can get a tad cranky just over accusations. My Lincoln Co SHULL Family Cemetery is a good example. I live so far away that it is like trying to communicate with the Mars explorer so I have to rely on a few local folks in LCT. As I was informed, the land owner bulldozed the wrought iron fence, monuments and what ever markers were there and built a barn over it. The Lincoln Co Sheriff came out and stopped the contractor doing the work but proceeded to have a heart attack later and died. I called the sheriff detective and she said she didn't know if all the work had been stopped because they heard no more complaints and did not revisit the sight. I asked some other folks to take a look from the road and the landowner called me long distance and accused me of harassing him. I assured him I was not and only wanted to know the condition of my family cemetery. He sent photos of the SHULL monument and some other stones in a plot with some small trees. The monument had a gouge in that the cat driver hit with his blade but things look normal to me except the iron fence is gone. So you see it can be a touchy situation even from afar so it's best inquire friendly like from the landowner to visit your cemetery. Hope the House Bills clear up some things. Sherry, You research TEAGUE and TOLLY, can you send me some of what you have? Send to me personally. Regards, Charlie -- Charles & Beverly Schull 1953 Yolanda St. Springfield, OR 97477 Phone: 541-746-4097 E-mail: [email protected]

    10/25/2006 03:55:24
    1. [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Laws
    2. Mark & Sherry Finchum

    3. I certainly understand about rude people who are trespassing. Genealogist from my experience are very cautious about entering property that belongs to another. I have had the fortunate experience when I have visited my ancestors gravesites in Lincoln, Moore, and Marshall. I have been able to do so. I do have ancestors who are buried in Marshall County in a family graveyard that has had all of the field stones bull-dozed to one end of the field, then corn planted on the same area. Another cousin and myself have requested to go on the land and to re-erect the fieldstones and return it to it's rightful cemetery, but have been denied that request by the current landowner. This is a documented cemetery which appears in all of the cemetery books. There is no law because we cannot find a document from land transactions that set this aside as a family cemetery that will allow us to do so. Below is a current bill that will help to strengthen the cemetery law that is now on the books. Please write to your legislative representatives and ask them to support it when it comes back to the floor. http://www.legislature.state.tn.us/bills/currentga/BILL/HB2454.pdf Information on this page is generally current to within an hour. *HB2454 by *Jones S, *Shepard. (SB2551 by *Henry.) Cemeteries - Grants access to private cemeteries to certain persons for the purpose of tending to graves or genealogical research. - Amends TCA Title 46. Fiscal Summary for *HB2454 / SB2551 Increase Local Govt. Expenditures - Not Significant Bill Summary for *HB2454 / SB2551 This bill would prohibit persons from going to cemeteries or graves that are located on private property unless the person has first notified the property owner, occupant, or both, and unless the person is coming onto the property to visit a grave site, maintain the grave site or cemetery, bury human remains, or conduct genealogical research. The landowner would be allowed to designate a particular access route to the graves or cemetery if no obvious route is visible. Those persons accessing the property would be liable to the landowner for any damage occurring from their access and would be expected to refrain from causing damage to the property. Any eligible person denied reasonable access to graves or a cemetery located on private property could seek injunctive relief from the chancery court of the county in which the cemetery or graves are located. Herein lies the problem still, if the denial is made, it becomes the responsibility of the person who wants access to file a petition to the courts to allow this. I'm sure that the court costs are not going to be paid by the landowner! -Sherry Jesus is my rock! If you would like to know him also, visit: http://www.godssimpleplan.org/gsps.html Visit my webpage! http://www.sorrellsgenealogy.com Middle TN Cousins visit: http://www.chestnutridgecousins.org Our hobby: http://www.indiancreekproductions.com Searching East TN families: ALEXANDER,ANDERSON,BRADBURN,BROOKS,BUIE,CLARK,CLAIBORNE, COLEMAN,CRONDAS,DICKSON,ELLEDGE,EVANS,FARMER,HODGE/S, INGLE,JAMES,LINN,LORD,McGHOILL,McINTIRE,McLEAN,MORECROFT, PAINE/PAYNE,RANDLES,RHODES,SANDRIDGE,TEAGUE,and THURMAN Searching Middle TN families: ALEXANDER,ALLEN,ANDERSON,BLALOCK,BOURLAND,BRENTS,BROWNE, BURNES,CLAYTON,CONNALY,CONWELL,CORDING,COX,CREIGHTON, CRITTENDEN,DAVIDSON,DAWSON,DEAL,FREEMAN,GALLAGHER, GILBERT,GLIDEWELL,GRAHAM,HARRELL,HAWKINS,HAYES,HILL, HOLLAND,KING,LAMBERT,LANDIN,LISTON,MARSH,MAXWELL, McADAMS,McCANDLESS,McKNITT,McWHORTER,MEALER,MILLINGTON, NASH,REDD,REESE,ROBERTS,RUSSELL,RYALLS,SCOTT,SIMPSON, SMITH,SORRELL/S,TOLLY,TRENT,WAGSTER,WALLACE, WHITE,WHITLOW,WHITSETT,and WILSON

    10/25/2006 03:34:38
    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Laws
    2. Donna Hanlon

    3. Thank you so much for passing this on. Gill Cem is also on private land and fairly inaccessible. During the summer months,timber rattlers and ticks are more likely to keep you from the gravesites than landowners. >From: [email protected] >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Laws >Date: Mon, 23 Oct 2006 18:29:35 EDT > >Here is the text of the current Tennessee law pertaining to Family Sites: > > > >Tennessee Cemetery & Burial Site Laws >Statutory Laws >(Tennessee Code Annotated) >Title 46. Cemeteries > > >46-1-102. Definitions >As used in chapters 1 and 2 of this title, unless the context otherwise >requires: >(1) "Cemetery" means any land or structure in this state dedicated to and >used, or intended to be used, for interment of human remains; >(3) "Cemetery purposes" means any and all things requisite or necessary >for >or incident or convenient to the establishment, maintenance, management, >operation, improvement and conduct of a cemetery, the preparation of the >premises >for interment and the interment of the human dead, and the care, >preservation and embellishment of cemetery property; > >46-2-105. Crimes and offenses >(a) No person shall willfully destroy, deface, or injure any monument, >tomb, >gravestone, or other structure placed in the cemetery, or any roadway, >walk, >fence or enclosure in or around the same, or injure any tree, plant or >shrub >therein, or hunt or shoot therein, play at any game or amusement therein, >or >loiter for lascivious or lewd purposes therein, or interfere, by words or >actions, with any funeral procession or any religious exercises. >(b) A violation of this section is a Class E felony. > >Chapter 4. Termination of Use of Land as Cemetery >46-4-101. Purpose >This chapter, which is enacted for the public welfare in the exercise of >the >police powers of the state of Tennessee, applies to any burial ground in >the >state of Tennessee, including any land owned or controlled by cemetery >companies, which the court to which jurisdiction is given by this chapter >finds, >for any of the reasons hereinafter stated, is unsuitable for its use as >such >and as a resting place for the dead whose remains are buried therein, or >the >further use of which for such purposes the court finds, for any of such >reasons, is inconsistent with due and proper reverence or respect for the >memory of >the dead or otherwise unsuitable for such purposes, the reasons being: >(1) The burial ground having been abandoned; or >(2) The burial ground being in a neglected or abandoned condition; or >(3) The existence of any conditions or activities about or near the burial >ground which the court finds render the further use of same for the >purposes >aforementioned inconsistent with due and proper reverence or respect for >the >memory of the dead, or for any other reason unsuitable for such purposes. > >46-4-102. Definition >"Interested persons," as used in this chapter, means any and all persons >who >have any right or easement or other right in, or incident or appurtenant >to, >a burial ground as such, including the surviving spouse and children, or >if >no surviving spouse or children, the nearest relative or relatives by >consanguinity of any one (1) or more deceased persons whose remains are >buried in >any burial ground. >46-4-103. Actions and proceedings >(a) Any interested person or persons, and/or any county in this state in >which any such burial ground is situated, and/or any municipality in this >state >if any such burial ground is situated in such municipality or within one >(1) >mile of the lawful corporate limits thereof and not beyond the limits of >the >county in which any part of any such municipality is situated and not >within >the lawful corporate limits of any other municipality in Tennessee, may >bring >or join in a suit in the chancery court of the county in which any such >burial ground is situated, for the following purpose or purposes: >(1) To have the remains of all deceased persons buried in such ground >removed therefrom and reburied in a suitable repository to be obtained for >that >purpose before their removal from such burial ground; >(2) To terminate the use of, and all rights and easements to use such >ground >as a burial ground, and all rights and easements incident or appurtenant >to >the ground as a burial ground; and >(3) Thereupon, to partition or sell for partition the ground if the court >finds that it belongs to two (2) or more persons and if any one (1) or >more of >the owners thereof shall apply for such partition. The authority of all >municipalities in the state of Tennessee is extended, for the sole purpose >of >bringing or joining in any such suit by any such municipality, but for no >other >purpose, to a distance of one (1) mile from the lawful corporate limits >thereof but not beyond the limits of the county in which any part of any >such >municipality is situated and not so as to come within the lawful corporate >limits >of any other municipality of the state of Tennessee. >(b) In any such suit, all interested persons who are not complainants >shall >be made defendants, and the owner or owners of the land or of any right of >reversion or other right or interest therein, if such owner or owners >shall be >or include other than the interested persons, shall also be made >defendants. >Interested persons who are minors or otherwise incompetent or under >disability may become complainants by guardian or next friend. All known >defendants >who are minors or otherwise incompetent or under disability shall be >represented by guardian ad litem. Nonresident and unknown defendants may >be proceeded >against by order of publication, and publication, in the manner provided by >law. > >46-4-104. Judgments and decrees; removal and reinterment >Such removal and reinterment, and other relief described in Sec. 46-4-103, >including partition or sale for partition if prayed for and if the court >finds > the conditions for partition exist as provided in Sec. 46-4-103, shall be >granted, authorized, decreed and ordered by the court upon the court >finding, >upon the hearing of the cause upon the entire record, including the >pleadings >and proof, that any one (1) or more of the reasons specified in Sec. >46-4-101 > exist, and that, due to the same, the burial ground is unsuitable for use >as >a burial ground and as a resting place for the dead whose remains are >buried > therein, or that the further use thereof for those purposes is >inconsistent >with due and proper reverence or respect for the memory of the dead, or for >any other reason unsuitable for those purposes; but the removal and >reinterment and such other relief shall be granted, authorized, ordered and > decreed >only upon it being shown to the satisfaction of the court that definite >arrangements have been made, or before the removal will be made, for >reinterment of >all of the remains in a place found by the court to be suitable for such >reinterment; that for such purpose there have been obtained, or before the >removal there will be obtained, either the fee simple title to the place >of >reinterment or adequate permanent right and easement to use the same for >such >reinterment, and adequate permanent right and easement of access thereto >for >visitation; that the removal and reinterment of all the remains will be >done with >due care and decency, and that suitable memorial or memorials will be >erected >at the place of reinterment. > >Chapter 8. Family Burial Grounds Protection. >Effective date May 8, 1996. >46-8-101. Short title >This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the "Family Burial Grounds >Protection Act." This chapter is intended to provide notice to buyers of >property with known burial grounds and gravesites. It does not remove any >protection to those sites under existing laws. > >46-8-102. Definitions >As used in this part, unless the context otherwise requires: >(1) "Crypt" has the same meaning as used in §46-1-102(8); >(2) "Gravesite" means a space of ground used for lawful interment of a >deceased person; and >(3) "Human remains" or "remains" has the same meaning as used in >§46-1-102(10). > >46-8-103. Duty to protect graves or crypt -- Disturbances prohibited -- >Transfer of remains. >(a) A deed for real property which indicates the presence of a gravesite >or >crypt containing human remains on the property conveyed obligates the >immediate and future buyer(s) of the property to protect such gravesite or >crypt >from disturbance. The owner of real property has the responsibility for >taking >appropriate action, prior to conveying such property, to ensure that the >deed >reflects the presence of the gravesite or crypt on such property. > >(b) Real property which has a deed that reflects the presence of human >remains on the property is protected from disturbance or development as >follows: >(1) A gravesite may not be disturbed in the area of ten feet (10") >surrounding the perimeter of the gravesite; and >(2) A crypt may not be disturbed in the area of five feet (5') surrounding >the perimeter of the crypt. > >(c) The owner of real property which has a deed that reflects the presence >of human remains on the property has the option of transferring the >remains, >at the owner's expense, pursuant to the procedure for termination of use >as a >cemetery in chapter 4 of this title. Upon complete transfer of all human >remains from such property which are properly described on the deed, the >buyer >has the right to the use of the area previously containing the remains as >is >consistent for the remainder of the property. > >Title 39. Criminal Offenses >Chapter 17. Offenses Against Public Health, Safety and Welfare >Part 3 -- Disorderly Conduct and Riots >39-17-311. Desecration; honored places or flags >(a) A person commits an offense who intentionally desecrates: >(1) A place of worship or burial; or >(2) A state or national flag. >(b) A violation of this section is a Class A misdemeanor. > >39-17-312. Corpses; abuse >(a) A person commits an offense who, without legal privilege, knowingly: >(1) Physically mistreats a corpse in a manner offensive to the >sensibilities >of an ordinary person; >(2) Disinters a corpse that has been buried or otherwise interred; or >(3) Disposes of a corpse in a manner known to be in violation of law. >(b) A violation of this section is a Class E felony. > >Title 68. Health, Safety and Environmental Protection >Chapter 3. Vital Records >Part 5 -- Deaths >68-3-508. Disinterment; reinterment >(a) Authorization for disinterment and reinterment in cases of movement of >cemeteries or parts of cemeteries or for reuniting families shall be >required >prior to disinterment of a dead body or fetus. >(b) Such authorization shall be issued by the state registrar to a >licensed >funeral director or person acting as such, upon proper application. > >68-4-110. Disinterment; rules and regulations >The department of health is empowered to prepare suitable regulations >governing the disinterment of dead bodies for the protection of public >health. > >Case Laws >(Tennessee Supreme Court Decisions) >Walter Hines v. State 149 SW 1058-1060 (1911) >Case argued and determined in the Supreme Court of Tennessee for the >Middle >Division. Nashville, December Term, 1911. > >Cemeteries. Land devoted and used as a burial ground is held in trust for >that purpose by the owner and his successors in title. >Where the owner of land definitely appropriated and devoted a small part >thereof as a private family burial ground, and it has been used as such, >the >land cannot be conveyed or devised so as to interfere with such use, >because >such owner, his grantees, devisees, and heirs hold the title in trust for >the >benefit of those entitled to a right or easement of burial in it, who also >have >the right to visit the cemetery for the purpose of repairing, beautifying, >and protecting the graves and grounds, and, for these purposes, they have >a >right of ingress and egress from the nearest public road, to be exercised >at >reasonable times and in a reasonable manner. > >Cemeteries. Land... Descendants of landowner devoting land to family >burial >ground are entitled to burial therein. >Where the owner of the land definitely appropriated and devoted a small >part >thereof as a private family burial ground, and it has been used as such, >the >right of burial extends to all the descendants of the owner, and they may >exercise it when the necessity arises. > >Cemeteries. Land... Descendants... Purchaser takes land subject to burial >rights in a lot devoted to private family burial ground, though there be no >express reservation. >Where a small part of a tract of land has been devoted to a private family >burial use by the owner, those thereafter purchasing the land take it >subject >to the aforesaid burial rights, without any express reservation in the >deed >or will under which they take; for such reservation is implied, and >purchasers >are charged with notice of the fact that the particular lot has been >dedicated to burial purposes, and of the rights of descendants and >relatives of >those there buried. Burial lots, whether public or private, are not the >subject >of trade and commerce, and it is always presumed that they are not >included in >the sale of land which surrounds them. > >Cemeteries. Land... Descendants... Purchaser... Burial ground rights are >not >barred by statutes of limitations so long as graves are marked by >monuments, >gravestones, or otherwise. >The right to use a private burial ground as such is not barred by the >statute of limitations, so long as it is kept inclosed ; or, if >uninclosed, so long >as the monuments and gravestones marking the graves are there, or other >attention is given to the graves, so as to show and perpetuate the sacred >object >and purpose to which the land has been devoted; for possession by the >living >is not required, in such case, to prevent the acquirement of title by the >adverse possession of the owner of the fee, so long as the dead are there >buried, their graves are marked, and any acts are done tending to preserve >their >memory and mark their last resting place. > >Cemeteries. Desecration of private burial ground and graves therein, and >wrongful obstruction of way thereto, are misdemeanors. The desecration of a >private burial ground, and graves therein, and the wrongful obstruction of >the >easement of a right of way from the public road thereto, as against those >entitled to use it, are misdemeanors, subject to punishment under the >statutes >applicable to offenses of that character. >It is the responsibility of law enforcement personnel with jurisdiction >over >the location of the cemetery to enforce these laws. >If you are aware of any violations, you should immediately contact local >law >enforcement authorities for action. 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    10/25/2006 06:34:36
    1. Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Laws
    2. Donna Hanlon

    3. Texas also has laws on the books. There is a permit form online that can be printed to show the landowner. The rights of ingress & egress are limited to twice a year(fall and spring). I've helped with a lot of genealogical cemetery surveys and we never have problems with landowners giving permisssion to survey. I guess it would be a real pain if there was steady procession across their land of people to view tombstones. I could see where a decoration day or specific days of entry would be a better approach in all fairness to the landowner. He could make sure his prize bull wasn't running loose in the pasture. that would be to the best interest of family member wanting to view the cemetery too. I think you can see this permit and laws on the TXGenWeb site and navigate to cemetery project. Lewter Cem in Giles county was in similar disarray, but there was a family member from NC, I think, that came out once a year to weedeat and mow and do gneral cleaning. this cemetery is now fenced and in better shape. It is still visited, as there were new silk flowers on our ancestors' graves when we were there in 2000. >From: "john v. burns" <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Laws >Date: Mon, 23 Oct 2006 18:13:57 -0400 > >Sherry, > >Are you talking about legislation in Tennessee? If that is the case, that >is >interesting. Here in North Carolina we already have laws on the books that >not only protect family burial grounds but assures decendants access to >their family burial spots. > >A few years ago I compiled a book on the cemeteries of our county. That led >in turn to cemetery protection and decendant access. As it turned out there >were already laws on the books. I had a few cases of property owners trying >to stop me from going into cemeteries, but the way around was that I found >a >decendant of a known occupant of the cemetery I wanted to visit, which >wasn't too hard to do in our county, went to the local sherriffs office, >the >sherriff would send a patrolman out there to inform the property owner that >he could not prohibit our access to the cemetery. But, like I said, this >only happened a few times, maybe four or five times out of the 447 >cemeteries I was able to document. > >I would gladly work with anyone wanting to get some legislation going in >Tennessee which would allow access to family burial grounds. > >John > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Mark & Sherry Finchum" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 6:37 AM >Subject: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Laws > > > > This is a project that I have tried to work on. There has been a bill >to > > strenthen our rights as decendants to have access to the gravesites, but > > the last I knew, no action had been taken to further this bill. > > > > I sent many cemetery examples to my senator and representative in regard > > to > > this bill, as well as a copy to the chair of the committee and both the > > senator and representative that sponsored the bill. > > > > Seems that no one in the legislature really cares much about this. The > > Farm Bureau has gotten involved and their lobbiest have blocked it at > > every > > turn! > > > > -Sherry > > > > At 11:01 PM 10/22/2006 -0600, you wrote: > >> > >> > >> > >>Today's Topics: > >> > >> 1. Cemetery Protective Laws (john v. burns) > >> 2. Re: Cemetery Protective Laws ([email protected]) > >> 3. Re: Cemetery Protective Laws (john v. burns) > >> 4. Re: Cemetery Protective Laws ([email protected]) > >> 5. Re: Cemetery Protective Laws (john v. burns) > >> 6. Cemetery Law (Margaret Behel) > >> > >> > >>---------------------------------------------------------------------- > >> > >>Message: 1 > >>Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 11:41:01 -0400 > >>From: "john v. burns" <[email protected]> > >>Subject: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Protective Laws > >>To: <[email protected]> > >>Message-ID: <[email protected]> > >>Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" > >> > >>Does anyone know if the state of Tennessee has any protective laws > > covering old family cemeteries? > >> > >>Case in point: There is an old family cemeetery in Giles County, that a > > family member has gone into and replaced the old, deterated stones with > > new, beautiful, expensive stones. There was a fence enclosing the >cemetery > > at one time but the farmer that owns the property has alloed the fence >to > > deterate to the point that his cows now have free roam of the cemetery. > >> > >>These cows have over turned most of the stones, now walk over them and > > splatter their waste over these beautiful stones. > >> > >>I guess what I would like to find out is if the [property owner is > > responsible for maintaining the fence? Can he be forced to restore the > > fence? What would be involved for decendants of the people buried there >to > > put up a new, chain link fence? > >> > >>Any suggestions or information to this regard greatly appreciated. > >> > >>John > >> > >>------------------------------ > >> > >>Message: 2 > >>Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 14:58:21 EDT > >>From: [email protected] > >>Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Protective Laws > >>To: [email protected] > >>Message-ID: <[email protected]> > >>Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > >> > >>The following will hopefully answer your questions about the law. > >>Enforcement may be difficult, however, > >> > >>_http://www.tngenweb.org/law/cemetery-law.html_ > >>(http://www.tngenweb.org/law/cemetery-law.html) > >> > >>Sonja Bedwell > >>[email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) > >> > >> > >>------------------------------ > >> > >>Message: 3 > >>Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 15:23:07 -0400 > >>From: "john v. burns" <[email protected]> > >>Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Protective Laws > >>To: <[email protected]> > >>Message-ID: <[email protected]> > >>Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; > >> reply-type=original > >> > >>Thank you. Will look it over. > >> > >>John > >>----- Original Message ----- > >>From: <[email protected]> > >>To: <[email protected]> > >>Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2006 2:58 PM > >>Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Protective Laws > >> > >> > >>> The following will hopefully answer your questions about the law. > >>> Enforcement may be difficult, however, > >>> > >>> _http://www.tngenweb.org/law/cemetery-law.html_ > >>> (http://www.tngenweb.org/law/cemetery-law.html) > >>> > >>> Sonja Bedwell > >>> [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) > >>> > >>> ------------------------------- > >>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > >>> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > >>> quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >>> > >>> > >>> -- > >>> No virus found in this incoming message. > >>> Checked by AVG Free Edition. > >>> Version: 7.1.408 / Virus Database: 268.13.8/489 - Release Date: > >>> 10/20/2006 > >>> > >>> > >> > >> > >> > >>------------------------------ > >> > >>Message: 4 > >>Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 19:10:00 -0400 > >>From: <[email protected]> > >>Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Protective Laws > >>To: <[email protected]> > >>Message-ID: > >> <[email protected]et> > >>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 > >> > >>Hi Sonja, > >>What are the cemetrey potection laws and who owens the cemetery, I have > >>been > >>trying to get to a cemetery where my grandparents are buried. But the > > people who > >>own the land where the cemetery is on. will not let my brotyhers and our > > family go thru > >>their land to get to ther cemetery they have it fenced. So how do we >get > > to the cemetery > >>to clean it off and put stone back which are knocked over and broken. >The > > last person > >>buried ther was 30 yrs ago. Thank you .willow beard > >>> > >>> From: [email protected] > >>> Date: 2006/10/22 Sun PM 02:58:21 EDT > >>> To: [email protected] > >>> Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Protective Laws > >>> > >>> The following will hopefully answer your questions about the law. > >>> Enforcement may be difficult, however, > >>> > >>> _http://www.tngenweb.org/law/cemetery-law.html_ > >>> (http://www.tngenweb.org/law/cemetery-law.html) > >>> > >>> Sonja Bedwell > >>> [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) > >>> > >>> ------------------------------- > >>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >>> > >> > >> > >> > >>------------------------------ > >> > >>Message: 5 > >>Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 19:36:26 -0400 > >>From: "john v. burns" <[email protected]> > >>Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Protective Laws > >>To: <[email protected]> > >>Message-ID: <[email protected]> > >>Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; > >> reply-type=original > >> > >>i hope you don't mind my butting in and, Sonja, correct me if I am >wrong. > >> > >>But, from the way I understand the law, if you are a decendant of anyone > >>buried in that cemetery, the present owners cannot stop you from >visiting > >>and cleaning up the cemetery. You might have to visit the local >sherriffs > >>office to have them pay a visit to the property owner and explain the >law > >>to > >>them. > >> > >>This is getting to be a problem all across the country and, I think, >will > >>continue to be a problem. People just do not understand that decendants > >>have > >>a right to access to their ancestors burial places. > >> > >>john > >>----- Original Message ----- > >>From: <[email protected]> > >>To: <[email protected]> > >>Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2006 7:10 PM > >>Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Protective Laws > >> > >> > >>> Hi Sonja, > >>> What are the cemetrey potection laws and who owens the cemetery, I >have > >>> been > >>> trying to get to a cemetery where my grandparents are buried. But the > >>> people who > >>> own the land where the cemetery is on. will not let my brotyhers and >our > >>> family go thru > >>> their land to get to ther cemetery they have it fenced. So how do we > >>> get > >>> to the cemetery > >>> to clean it off and put stone back which are knocked over and broken. > >>> The > >>> last person > >>> buried ther was 30 yrs ago. Thank you .willow beard > >>>> > >>>> From: [email protected] > >>>> Date: 2006/10/22 Sun PM 02:58:21 EDT > >>>> To: [email protected] > >>>> Subject: Re: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Protective Laws > >>>> > >>>> The following will hopefully answer your questions about the law. > >>>> Enforcement may be difficult, however, > >>>> > >>>> _http://www.tngenweb.org/law/cemetery-law.html_ > >>>> (http://www.tngenweb.org/law/cemetery-law.html) > >>>> > >>>> Sonja Bedwell > >>>> [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) > >>>> > >>>> ------------------------------- > >>>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > >>>> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > >>>> quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >>>> > >>> > >>> > >>> ------------------------------- > >>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > >>> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > >>> quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >>> > >>> > >>> -- > >>> No virus found in this incoming message. > >>> Checked by AVG Free Edition. > >>> Version: 7.1.408 / Virus Database: 268.13.8/489 - Release Date: > >>> 10/20/2006 > >>> > >>> > >> > >> > >> > >>------------------------------ > >> > >>Message: 6 > >>Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 18:51:22 -0500 > >>From: "Margaret Behel" <[email protected]> > >>Subject: [TNLINCOL] Cemetery Law > >>To: <[email protected]> > >>Message-ID: <[email protected]> > >>Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" > >> > >>The current land owner's deed is a matter of public record. A deed >search > > for their land and for the cemetery may show whether the cemetery was > > included or excluded in their property deed. An exclusion of the >cemetery > > from their property would strengthen your position in getting access to > > the > > burials. > >> > >>Margaret > >> > >>------------------------------ > >> > >>To contact the TNLINCOL list administrator, send an email to > >>[email protected] > >> > >>To post a message to the TNLINCOL mailing list, send an email to > > [email protected] > >> > >>__________________________________________________________ > >>To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > [email protected] > >>with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the >body > > of the > >>email with no additional text. > >> > >> > >>End of TNLINCOL Digest, Vol 1, Issue 38 > >>*************************************** > >> > >> > >> > >>-- > >>No virus found in this incoming message. > >>Checked by AVG Free Edition. > >>Version: 7.1.408 / Virus Database: 268.13.9/490 - Release Date: 10/20/06 > >> > >> > > Jesus is my rock! > > > > If you would like to know him also, visit: > > http://www.godssimpleplan.org/gsps.html > > > > Visit my webpage! > > http://www.sorrellsgenealogy.com > > > > Middle TN Cousins visit: > > http://www.chestnutridgecousins.org > > > > Our hobby: > > http://www.indiancreekproductions.com > > > > Searching East TN families: > > ALEXANDER,ANDERSON,BRADBURN,BROOKS,BUIE,CLARK,CLAIBORNE, > > COLEMAN,CRONDAS,DICKSON,ELLEDGE,EVANS,FARMER,HODGE/S, > > INGLE,JAMES,LINN,LORD,McGHOILL,McINTIRE,McLEAN,MORECROFT, > > PAINE/PAYNE,RANDLES,RHODES,SANDRIDGE,TEAGUE,and THURMAN > > > > Searching Middle TN families: > > ALEXANDER,ALLEN,ANDERSON,BLALOCK,BOURLAND,BRENTS,BROWNE, > > BURNES,CLAYTON,CONNALY,CONWELL,CORDING,COX,CREIGHTON, > > CRITTENDEN,DAVIDSON,DAWSON,DEAL,FREEMAN,GALLAGHER, > > GILBERT,GLIDEWELL,GRAHAM,HARRELL,HAWKINS,HAYES,HILL, > > HOLLAND,KING,LAMBERT,LANDIN,LISTON,MARSH,MAXWELL, > > McADAMS,McCANDLESS,McKNITT,McWHORTER,MEALER,MILLINGTON, > > NASH,REDD,REESE,ROBERTS,RUSSELL,RYALLS,SCOTT,SIMPSON, > > SMITH,SORRELL/S,TOLLY,TRENT,WAGSTER,WALLACE, > > WHITE,WHITLOW,WHITSETT,and WILSON > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > -- > > No virus found in this incoming message. > > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > > Version: 7.1.408 / Virus Database: 268.13.8/489 - Release Date: >10/20/2006 > > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ Use your PC to make calls at very low rates https://voiceoam.pcs.v2s.live.com/partnerredirect.aspx

    10/25/2006 06:26:55