Does anybody know anything about the John and Patsey Williams listed on the 1850 census? A Patsey Williams is named coexecuter in the will of John Guthrie and I'm wondering if she isn't a married daughter of his not otherwise mentioned in the will. As was another Executer, Elizabeth C Baxter thnaks, mary

Ginny, Thanks for he response. It seems you know more about INMAN than I do. I just came across the name in a BONHAM family book I opened as I thought I saw someone's post that linked it connected to the area of Fannin Co., TX and town of Bonham and thought there might be some connection. I guess the delay in my response was to allow me to se your latter posting that mentioned your WHITE family. Did any of them move into the Decatur/Henderson Co. area? My gr-gmother was a Margaret "Peggy" WHITE (1852-1940) and is bur. in Scotts Hill, TN. All I have for this family is bits and pieces that somehow don't seem to fit together. She had a brother Stephen that married a Lavicia "Vicey" SCOTT but as I said, all is not real clear to me here. As an aside, our pastor's wife was a WHITE from Kansas City area (I think MO). Steve Scott Camas Valley, OR ----- Original Message ----- From: "Virginia L. (Ginny) Keefer in LasVegas" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 6:20 PM Subject: Re: [LCT] GRAVES > Steve; All I know about Inman family is this; > > Leonard H. Graves b 1806 NC, married first Miss Wallace of AL, surely an > area just over the border like Limestone or Lauderdale? > Leonard H. Graves and Miss Wallace > Had at least one son; > William J. Graves b 1828 AL. Married Martha Eveline Inman b ca 1824 TN > Children; > 1. Margaret b 1847 > 2. John David b 29 Dec 1848 b Campbellsville, Giles Co TN, d 1924 Center > Point Cem. Fannin Co TX. Married Mar 1870 Giles Co TN to Susan Hazel T. > Cummings > 3. Jackson b 1849 > 4. Mary M. b 1852 , d 1935, both in Giles Co TN, md ca 1872 Andrew Henry > Brown. > > Martha was dau. of David Z. Inman and Miticia Dickey. > > .·:*¨¨*:·.~* Ginny *~.·:*¨¨*:·. > > > > ==== TNLINCOL Mailing List ==== > To search the list archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl then enter TNLINCOL > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > > > > -- > Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database: 268.11.5/426 - Release Date: 8/23/06 > >

Familysearch.org Alexander Lasenberry Dist 13, LCT married E.S. Wilson 23 Feb 1865 LCT .·:*¨¨*:·.~* Ginny *~.·:*¨¨*:·.

> I have always felt (but never been able to prove) that my Guthrie > family > was related to the Graves family. My Guthrie family (Robert Guthrie, Sr. > and wife Martha Jane Norwood Guthrie) were in Giles Co., Tn. as early as > 1812 (per tax list). Betty, While searching NC for Guthrie records I found this: File NO 743, ROBERT GUTHRIE(Warrant No 2473) State Records, Secretary of State Record Group Land Offis: Land Warrants, Plats of Survey and related Records Tennesse, Washingon County years 1780-1784 call number S.108.392;Frames 1045-1049 Archives Search Room (Raleigh) {This is in the NC State Archives Manuscript and Archives REference System, MARS} MARS id. 12.14.20.746 (folder) Warrants, Plats Bullers Branch (TN) Guthrie, Robert Acres 200 Grant number 557 Issued Nov 10 1784 Entry Number 2473 Entered Mar 10 1780 book page 69:126 location; South side of Bullers Branch MARY

me again. Lincoln Co TN Genealogical Society, County Court Inventory, 1828- 1841 transcribed by Ruth C. Clark, Indexed by Russell O 'Neal, 1993 Lin Co TN Gen. Soc Estate settlements: Alexander Lazenberry pages 184 and 185. Does anyone have information about Alexander Lazenberry to help Jim Danley? She married into his Wilson Line. .·:*¨¨*:·.~* Ginny *~.·:*¨¨*:·.

forgot one 1990, Dist 7, LCT HH 143-146 James Wilson 45 TN Maggie [usually is Margaret?] 26 SC Mary 6 TN Nannie [Nancy?] 3 TN ELIZABETH Wilson 83 b SC [mother born 1797 in SC] .·:*¨¨*:·.~* Ginny *~.·:*¨¨*:·.

Jim, not an answer to your query but maybe clues to help. I hate it when they used all initials for censuses. familysearch.org 1880 LCT census, Dist 13 for all below families; Clinton Wilson 67 TN both parents born VA M. wife 64 SC mother b Ireland, fa b VA J. P. Wilson 39 TN fa b TN mo b SC A.A. wife 39 b TN E. V. dau. 11 [ all ch b TN] F. M. dau 9 M.A. dau 6 E.K dau 2 L. A. Wilson 36 b TN L. wife 39 TN M.E. dau 12 [all ch b TN] D.A. dau 9 I. dau 6 T.C. son 3 John Kim 17 b TN laborer William Wilson 32 b TN fa b TN C. 31 TN wife N. dau 11 [ all ch b TN] L. dau. 7 C. dau 7 E. K. son 2 A. C. son 2 prob. twin to E. K. above .·:*¨¨*:·.~* Ginny *~.·:*¨¨*:·.

Dear List, In his will, Thomas Wilson (d. 1816) names his wife, Elizabeth Wilson, and his children: James, Thomas, Matthew, Washington, Betsy, Robert and John. He names his brother, Robert Wilson. But he also names his grandson, CLINTON WILSON. In his will, James Wilson (d. 1871), names his wife as Dora Wilson. He also names Matilda C. McMillen (possible daughter?). But he also names 3 "Kinsman:" James R., Thomas A. and W. C. Wilson, all sons of CLINTON WILSON. In his will, CLINTON WILSON (b. 29 Jul 1813; d. 12 Apr 1885) names his wife Mary M. Wilson, his daughters, Elizabeth Lazenberry and Caldonia A. Perry, and sons, J. R. Wilson, T. A. Wilson and W. C. Wilson. Would anyone know which one of Thomas Wilson's (d. 1816) sons is the father of Clinton Wilson? And how is James Wilson (d. 1871)related to Clinton Wilson? Jim Danley Vista, CA

Who was looking for this William Bolin?? He was my brother in law, and I have the names of his three sons and 7 grand children. Dian Haynes [email protected]

My ancestor from LCT was in same unit. I have a huge book on 5th KY, but is not easy to tell where they were. The guys in LCT did head to Shiloh first and I know they fought here in Chattanooga also. If you'll pass along his dates of service I might be able to give you some idea of where he was. Michaele ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles O. Schull" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 2:41 PM Subject: Re: [LCT] Confederate Veterans of Lincoln County >> In response to the question about the "deceased" on the pension >> application, let me offer a few suggestions. I have copies numerous >> Tennessee pension applications over the years and have found the >> following: After the pension was granted there was a periodic review >> on some of the applications. The "deceased" may have been a response >> from a family member or possibly even the post office on the review >> request. Some of the death notices came from the United Confederate >> Veterans bivouacs. These are often found in the Confederate Veteran >> magazine. Sometimes the info came from county officials. Several of >> the ones I have read offer no additional information. Thew Texas >> records are the best, quite often with death date and burial place >> and >> family information. Tennessee records offer little unless the widow >> also applied for a pension. Would enjoy hearing from descendants of >> the First Tennessee Regiment members. I have most of the Lincoln >> County information but occasionally someone! >> died out of state and no Tennessee record exists. Mike >> >> >> >> ==== TNLINCOL Mailing List ==== >> To search the list archives: >> http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl then enter TNLINCOL >> >> ============================== >> New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your >> ancestors at >> the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: >> http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targ >> etid=5429 >> > Morgan, > > I have had little luck reaching any conclusion to my g. grandfather's > Military history. I have record of when and with what army Peter Himebaugh > was recruited. Below; > > Thanks for visiting the Orphan Brigade Homepage and signing our guestbook. > > Co. E of the 9th Ky. Inf. was recruited in Lincoln Co., TN, and was > mustered > at Decatur, AL, in March 1862, and assigned to the 9th Ky. Inf. (which was > at that time known as the 5th Ky. Inf.). The men of the company always > wanted to be in a Tenn. regiment, so this company was transferred in > December 1862 to Newman's 23rd Tennessee Battalion. (Co. F had a similar > history, being recruited in Savannah, TN, and also transferred with Co. > E.) > > While serving in the 5th/9th Ky. Inf., they fought at Shiloh, the defense > of > Vicksburg in 1862, and Baton Rouge. I do not have the subsequent history > of > these Tennessee companies after they transferred out of the Orphan > Brigade. > > The Captains of Co. E as shown in the KY records were John R. Bright > (wounded at Shiloh), and W. P. Simpson (elected 14 May 1862). Peter > Hinebaugh [sic] is listed as a Pvt. in Co. E, enlisted 10 March 1862 in > Lincoln Co., TN. > > (Source: "Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky, > Confederate Kentucky Volunteers, War 1861-65" (Frankfort, 2 vols., 1915, > 1918), Vol. 1, pp. 434-439) > > Family letters and records recall his return home after being gone two > years. He had been wounded in Alabama and taken prisoner by Union Troops > and > to a hospital in Atlanta GA where his arm was amputated because of > infection. Released at war's end as a POW on parole because he refused > repatriation. Her returned to teaching school in Bellville, Lincoln Co, > TN. > After his 1st wife died, he remarried and later moved to Bedford TX to > establish a school there. He taught but one year and died 1884 of an > infection of the blood and is buried in a Church of Christ Cemetery in > Bedford TX. > > His company of Lincoln Co Vets were known as the Old Man's Company and > included several adjoining counties. His 2nd wife, Virginia Higgins > Himebauch applied for widows of Tennessee Confederate Veterans pension. I > have all applications and court records from Tn State Library. His Company > was transferred to Newman's 23rd Tennessee Battalion before end of war. > > How could I find more of where and when he fought and with what army? > > > > > ==== TNLINCOL Mailing List ==== > Other genealogical mailists and newsgroups: > http://www.CyndisList.com/mailnews.htm > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > >

Hi, I think you might already have this, but here is the SSDI for this William Bolin. -------------------- William Bolin 548-44-0005 Last Residence: 93041 Port Hueneme, Ventura, California, United States of America Born: 6 Jan 1936 Died: 3 May 1993 State (Year) SSN issued: California (Before 1951 ------------------------ You might be able to get someone in Ventura to look up his obituary. Debbie V. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2006 7:45 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [LCT] Re: TUCKER, Thomas Dear List, I am trying to find any info on the family of Thomas Tucker, born abt 1859, he md. Armintha (?), born abt 1866 in TN, they had 12 child. between the time of 1886 and early 1920. I know there was a move from Knox co, TN to Kennsett, Ark. Thomas died in Aug 1957, in Santa Monica, CA where his next to the youngest, Geniva Jane Tucker (who had married Oliver Bolin was living). Jane had one son William Thomas Bolin who was born Jan 1936 and died May 1993. William, "Bill" was married to my sister and that is why I am trying to locate information. Her son's want to know. By the way Genive Jane is still living. I have tried to get information from her, however she is not very cooperative, hee hee, in fact she told everyone she met in CA that she was "from Detroit" (which we know for a fact is wrong!) If anyone has names for the ancestors of this Thomas Tucker it would be so much help! Dian Haynes, the family "historian" ==== TNLINCOL Mailing List ==== Please support the LCT Genealogical Society :-) ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Dear List, I am trying to find any info on the family of Thomas Tucker, born abt 1859, he md. Armintha (?), born abt 1866 in TN, they had 12 child. between the time of 1886 and early 1920. I know there was a move from Knox co, TN to Kennsett, Ark. Thomas died in Aug 1957, in Santa Monica, CA where his next to the youngest, Geniva Jane Tucker (who had married Oliver Bolin was living). Jane had one son William Thomas Bolin who was born Jan 1936 and died May 1993. William, "Bill" was married to my sister and that is why I am trying to locate information. Her son's want to know. By the way Genive Jane is still living. I have tried to get information from her, however she is not very cooperative, hee hee, in fact she told everyone she met in CA that she was "from Detroit" (which we know for a fact is wrong!) If anyone has names for the ancestors of this Thomas Tucker it would be so much help! Dian Haynes, the family "historian"

Just a quick note to let you know I have uploaded new files on the 1850 LCT Annotated Census site. F you submitted changes / additions / corrections to this site, please take a look - they should be there. http://www.azcaseys.com/lookups/lct1850/index.html Diane

Does anyone know if there is a connection of the Bradford family to the Faulkner family in Lincoln county? My ancestor was William Bradford Faulkner. He was born Nov. 22, 1835 to William and Ellen (Bolton) Faulkner. William B. Faulkner married Charlotte Simmons in 1866. Bradford continues to be a popular name in my family. Susan Holman

Hi Anita, There were many neighbors in William Clark White's area that ran through the brush to see what those soldiers and scalawag's were up to. I assume there were several who were on horse back who joined the group out of curiosity too. I do not believe the Tucker boys had any idea they would end up at their uncle's farm. It was noted in the testimony of many that all those soldiers and accompanying men were loud, drunk and cursing. Two young men who saw where they ended up and what was taking place must have realized it would not be a good time to say they were related. They did what they dared to help Elizabeth K. [Wilkerson] White with her husband and daughter. I do not think they bore any blame. I am sure they were scared to death. Regarding using the middle name of White rather than Wright as some state; Edith Chapman [White ] Tucker gave the middle initial of W. to three of her children: William W. b ca 1818 NC Elizabeth W. b 14 April, 1822 NC Sarah W. born 22 Dec 1830. Their sister, Malinda Tucker, married a Wright long after her above siblings were born. There were no Wright marriages in William Clark White's ancestry that I have ever found. No doubt there were marriages between the Tucker and Wright families. I have almost NO information about James Tucker's family. I do not even have his parents names. If you can tell me anything about the Tucker's ancestry, I would be appreciative. I am always open to correction with proof that I am wrong. .·:*¨¨*:·.~* Ginny *~.·:*¨¨*:·. Nee White

I am looking for information on this King David Bradford who married the Mccoy lady in 1841. I am trying to connect him to John Nathaniel Bradford Sr. born apx 1800 in SC or NC depending on which census you look at. John Nathaniel remarried Anna Blackshear. I believe that she was a widow and this was not been her maiden name. I would appreciate any information on him as well. Judy --------------------------------- Get your own web address for just $1.99/1st yr. We'll help. Yahoo! Small Business.

Correction: King David Bradford married Willey McCoy Nov 24, 1841 sorry 100 years makes a lot of difference. Thought I had proof read, but missed my error. Willey and David would have been married 39 years in 1880. > Hello, > The name Willey McCoy rang a bell and this is what I have on a person of > that name. > > 1880 Giles Co TN Census - 10th District p. 18 > PARTON, Charles 36 Farmer wed 14 years (1866?) TN OH OH > Laura A. wife 36 Keeping House TN TN TN > Nancy M. (dau) 12 " " " > James H. (son) 9 > Mary A. (dau) 8 > Tabitha E. (dau) 6 > Martha C. (dau) 2 > McCOY, Harvey 55 Father-in-law retired farmer TN NC NC > Willie J. (f) 13 sister-in-law <<< > PARTON, John T. 10 half brother > - - - - - - - > Portion from File Box -15 Case 3190 Will of Gabriel Worley 1873 > TABITHA McCOY died leaving her children LAURA A. PARTIN [WIFE OF CHARLES > PARTIN], ZIPPORAH & WILLIS McCOY. > - - - - - > Lincoln County Tennessee Bradford Marriages > Nov 24, 1941 King David Bradford to Willey McCoy <<< Is this the same > Willey McCoy???? > > If by some chance it is the same person, Willey McCoy would have been 74 > years old in 1941. It is probably another person with the same name. Does > anyone > else have an input on Willie/Willey/Willis McCoy? > > Joy > > > ==== TNLINCOL Mailing List ==== > Search the USGenWeb Archives: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm > Archives Newsletter: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/newsletter/ > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > >

Hello, The name Willey McCoy rang a bell and this is what I have on a person of that name. 1880 Giles Co TN Census - 10th District p. 18 PARTON, Charles 36 Farmer wed 14 years (1866?) TN OH OH Laura A. wife 36 Keeping House TN TN TN Nancy M. (dau) 12 " " " James H. (son) 9 Mary A. (dau) 8 Tabitha E. (dau) 6 Martha C. (dau) 2 McCOY, Harvey 55 Father-in-law retired farmer TN NC NC Willie J. (f) 13 sister-in-law <<< PARTON, John T. 10 half brother - - - - - - - Portion from File Box -15 Case 3190 Will of Gabriel Worley 1873 TABITHA McCOY died leaving her children LAURA A. PARTIN [WIFE OF CHARLES PARTIN], ZIPPORAH & WILLIS McCOY. - - - - - Lincoln County Tennessee Bradford Marriages Nov 24, 1941 King David Bradford to Willey McCoy <<< Is this the same Willey McCoy???? If by some chance it is the same person, Willey McCoy would have been 74 years old in 1941. It is probably another person with the same name. Does anyone else have an input on Willie/Willey/Willis McCoy? Joy

Lincoln County Marriages Bradford Nov 24, 1941 King David Bradford to Willey McCoy *April 16, 1841 Nathaniel Bradford to Anna Blackshear Aug 6, 1843 Nancy Bradford to Samuel Crabtree Aug 22, 1850 William E Bradford to Mary Reese (Reece) Sept 5, 1895 Dorie Bradford to W C Wilson Oct 17, 1895 Dora Bradford to J A Jones Nov 7, 1895 W J Bradford to Lula Shaw *Oct 19, 1889 Silas F Bradford to Minnie Cummins Jan 17, 1901 Mag Bradford to Jim Abbott *Apr 11, 1901 T N (newton) Bradford to Etta Brown *Oct 29, 1903 Etta Bradford to Hugh Parker * Any information on these couples would be appreciated. Will share. Martha

Francis Marion Graves (1845-1909) was a prominent pioneer, businessman and rancher in Hamilton County, Texas. He and his father-in-law, Frederick Browder Gentry (1810-1897) owned large tracts in Hamilton and surrounding counties. They are buried in the Graves-Gentry Cemetery in Hamilton. Contact the Hamilton Genealogy Society, Nancy Hengst, for a history of these two families. Some of the descendents still live in Hamilton. Ruth Sanders San Antonio, TX