From the book "South Carolina Baptists 1670-1805" by Leah Townsend published 1935 by The Florence Printing Company, Florence, S. C. The Turkey Creek Church of Saluda was organized 1785. Early members were Sarah Foster (sister of Ambrose Foster), Thomas Foster, Elizabeth Hall, Benjamin Northcut, Archibald Shirley, Margaret Shirley, Mary Shirley, Richard Shirley, Thomas Shirley, James Smith, Joseph Smith, Leannah Smith, Mary Smith, Sarah Smith, Martha Ware, Nicholas Ware, other members later included James Addams, Polly Addams, Sarah Addams, Jane Aldridge, Nathaniel Aldridge, Rosey Aldridge, ? Anderson, Margaret Armstrong (wife of William), William Armstrong, Mary Baremore, John Baugh, Edmund Bearden, Joseph Birchfield, Dicy Birchfield (wife of Joseph), Abraham Bradley, William Brown, Richard Camp, Andrew Carson, John Cheatham, Susannah Clure, Samuel Cobb, Clary Cullins, Dorcas Cullins, Joseph Culp, Mary Culp (wife of Joseph), Cornelius Cook, Nancy Cornelius, SallyCross, James Crowder, Aaron Crump, Charles Cullins, Phebe Culp, ?Danibey, Anna Delph, Lewis Deweese, Elizabeth Dodson, Enoch Dodson, Arthur Durham, Elizabeth Durham (wife of Arthur), Daniel Drummond, Nancy Drummond, Nancy Drummond, Alexandger Elgin, Catherine Elgin, Robert Elgin, Charles England, Ambrose Foster, Fanny Gafford married to Stephen Gafford, Caty Gains with father Henry Gaines, Henry Gaines, Molly Gaines also daughter of Henry, Susannah Gaines, Elizabeth Gant, John Garner, Letha Garner wife of John, Widow Gipson, Margaret Goltney, Elizabeth Green, David Green, George Green, Elizabeth Grubbs, John Hall, Luke Hanks, Nancy Hanks married to Luke, Alex Harper, Sarah Harper married to Alex, Mary Henderson married to Michael Henderson, George Higs, Sarah Holsclaw, Rebecca Hughes, Elizabeth Kinma married to James Kinman, Charlotte Leech, Barbara Long, Elizabeth Long, Nicholas Long, Hannah Looney, John Lord, Margaret Lord, Mary Lord, Molly Lord, William Lord, David McGladery, Aggathis Matthews married to Chichester Matthews, Anna Magee, Michael Magee, ? Morrow, Ezekiel Nash, John Nahs, Mary M. Nash, Polly Nash, Jacob Neal, Nancy Neal married to Jacob, Rebecca Neal, Benjamin Neighbours, ? Nitwager, ? Norris and wife, Thomas Norris, ? Osten, Frances Owen, Sally Owen, Polly Owens, Polly Petty, Sally Petty, Essie Piles, Mrs. M. Posey, Nancy Posey, Sarah Pratt, Daniel Putman, James Putman, John Putman, Mary Putman, Milly Putman, Sally Putman, Sarah Putman wife of Daniel, William Putman, Mary Quins, Bethiah Rainy, Anna Redding wife of Joseph, Rev. Joseph Redding, Mutty/Nellie Reeve, James Rice, Elizabeth Rice, Zephaniah Roberts, Fanny Saylor, Elizabeth Shirley (two, one married to John Shirley), James Shirley, John Shirley, Polly Shirley, Thomas Shirley's wife and son Elijah, Drury Sims, Thomas Sims, Nimrod Smith, Sarah Spruill, Simson Spruill, John Swain, Mary Swain, Hannah Swindle, Rev. George Tillmam, Charles Watkins, James Watkins, Nancy Watkins, Anny Weathers, Isaac Welden, Rev. Arthur Williams, Ireda Wilbanks wife of Joseph, Joseph Wilbanks, Elizabeth Yarber married to William Yarber/Yarborough. From notes in this chapter, Arthur Williams accepted the call to preach here June 9, 1804, supposedly born in Guilford County, NC in 1773 when his parents moved to Abbeville, SC soon after the Revolution, ordained at Providence Church 1801. Chichester Matthews, clerk and writer of letters, was dismissed Aug. 8, 1789 to got to Kentucky with several others who received dismissory letters at the same time. David Green did not satisfy the critical taste of the Turkey Creek group and did not receive a recommendation, later he moved to the Popular Spring Church. Among the information. Nancy Hanks and husband Luke were received by letter Feb. 12, 1785, but on Aug. 8, 1787, Nancy was excluded for her disorderly walk, but Luke remained a member until his death June 1789. Dismissed from the church 1791: Katherine Blades, Joseph Culp, Obediah Fields, William Grant, John Gresham, Jacob Hackleman, Thomas Jones, Thomas Lacey, Joe Parker, Elizabeth Saylor, John Saylor, Philip Saylor, Ahimass Spencer James Crowther/Crowder is said to have been born in Yorkshire, England June 25, 1762, ordained 1792, no family or slaves in Abbeville County 1790. Moses Holland came from VA to SC, ordained at Big Creek 1788, said to have served in Revolution at age 16, settled in Anderson County near Holland's Ford, one of the most influential preachers in his area, died Sept, 8, 1829, wife Gracy, children Moses, Aaron, Caleb, Joshua, Tabitha, Eleb, Ellender, James, Chesley, John, Fanny From a later chapter, for the ministers at Coronaca (Providence) Church: Ahimaas Spencer, Samuel Dewitt, William Long, William Wright, John King, JohnWilliams, Abraham Roman, Arthur Williams, Jonathan Ussery, Joel Lipscomb From the membership of the Bethel Association, Siloam, CB: in June 1799, John Waller, Charles Foushee, John Ball, Nancy Ball, Benjamin Waller, Martha Nichols, Phoebe Turret, Claben Wright, Elizabeth Wright, Mary Gains, Tabitha Kemp, David Gains, old sister Drummond, Peter Ball, Delilah Ball, Daniel Trussel, Elizabeth Waller, Patterson Pulliam, Benjamin Drummond, Ann Conner, Doratha Waller--later listed Larkin Reynolds, James Chiles William Chiles lived in Edgfield County with 20 slaves in 1790, no record of church membership ,

From the book "Middle Tennessee's Forgotten Children, Apprentices from 1784 to 1902" by Alan N. Miller, there was a James Wright, no age given, on Oct. 19, 1817 was placed with William McMurry, in the same county, Samuel Waddle was placed with Thomas G. Watkins to become a tailor on June 21, 1819 In Giles County, Eliza Gilbert, age 7, was placed wit L. J. M. Busick on April 3, 1837, described as orphan; James Gilbert was placed with John H. Worsham on Dec. 2, 1850. In Lawrence County, Absolam Scott was placed with W. N. Wright on Aug. 8, 1870; young Scott was described as colored, case was appealed to circuit court by William Chaffin's executors, cancelled Oct. 1871 In Marshall County, Joel G. Wright, age 13, was placed wit Roberty Wilie (Wiley?) on Jan. 7, 1845 In another county, James H. B. T. Edlin (might be connected with a Edelen line in OK) was placed with John N. Wright as shoe and bootmaker on Jan. 29, 1836. In another county, Thomas Wright was placed with his brother Reuben on May 17 1830, cancelled Nov. 15, 1830; same area, William Tucker was placed with David Jordan on Feb. 21, 1831 In Davidson County, James Trigg, age 10 years next July, was placed with James Wright on April 19, 1825, Trigg described as orphan and was to learn farming; same county, Polly Wright, 7 yr old orphan, was placed with Parnell burnett on Oct. 16, 1826. Martha Wright (colored orphan) and James Wright (colored orphan) were placed with John Irwin on Nov. 11, 1833 In Dickson County, Nelly Right (Wright?) age 16 was placed with Simon Deloach on Jan. 1, 1827; Jeremicha Holligan, age 8 years next April, was placed with James Wright on Dec. 1805 In Robertson County ?, Anny Nicholl, age 5, was placed with Averett Yerbys on Oct. 19, 1814, James Tucker/Rucker from whom Anny was taken objected to the circuit court July 12 1814; Nancy Wright, age 9, was placed with Charles Holden on Oct, 13, 1815--same dater for the next 3; George Wright, age 6, placed with Thomas Potts (rescinded April 15, 1822), Lucy Wright, age 4, was placed with Charles Holden, Elizabeth Wright, age 12, placed with Barney Adcock. In another county, George Somers/Summers was placed with Green Wright on Dec. 22, 1823 In Marshall County again, Isaac Rite / Wright, orphan, age 7 years this month, ws placed with Polly Witt on July 3, 1848; Thomas Buchanan, age 14 orphan, was placed with H. D. Douglass on June 1, 1856 for farming, later rescinded at request of his brother William R. Buchanan on Aug, 1856 From Tennessee Convicts, Early Records of the State Penitentiary Vol. 2 1850-1870 by Charles A. Sherrill: L. B. Buckhanhan for grand larceny in Hamilton County for 5 years, age 26, a painter, born in Louisana, full name Lemuel D., a brother in Brownsville, Texas; George Prosser, sentenced by militry commission at Memphis for robbery on April 7, 1866, age 19, member of Company D, 2nd Battery 16th U. S. Inf, father and 3 brothers and 2 sisters live in Oswego, New York; Jefferson Pyland on May 13, 1857 for larceny in Haywood County, age 21, no occupation, born in Marshall Co., TN, father dead, mother with 2 sisters and 1 brother live 12 miles north of Brownsville; William Tucker, 28 years, born in Missouri, convicted of burglary in Davidson County on Nov. 1868; David H. Tucker age 42 born in Virginia convicted of larceny in Washington County March 21 1853; Daniel Tucker age 47 born in Virginia convicted of grand larceny in Greene County March 1 1855; James Tucker age 26 shoemaker born in Massachusetts convicted of larceny Jan 24 1860 with 1 brother and 1 sister in Mass.;

1880 Charity, Moore Co TN census Jesse Warren age 58 b TN both parents b NC Rebecca 67 TN both parents b TN Rebecca E. 21 TN Susan 23 J.A. Bartlett 1 b TN female T. E. Warren 32 TN both parents b TN Artimesa 34 TN M.J. 12 TN female S. A. female 10 W. S. 8 son Catherine 6 TN J. J. 2 son E. A. Warren 25 TN both parents b TN male Camilla 27 TN Ted 7 TN E. J. male 6 Elijah Warren 53 TN both parents b NC Elizabeth 53 TN M. E. female 19 all children b TN Polly A. 18 Priscilla 15 Elijah 13 J.E. son 11 N. J. female 29 TN both parents b TN Betsy A. Brown granddaughter 7 TN [prob Elizabeth A.??] Priscilla 58 TN both parents b NC Andrew J. son 14 W. M. Warren 34 TN both parents b TN M. S. wife 27 TN N. A. dau 14 all ch b TN Thos. A. 13 S. B. male 10 M. E. female 1 John Warren 68 TN fa born VA, mother b NC Sarah 57 TN both parents b NC Daniel 22 all ch b TN Susan A. 18 John 16 W. Richardson other male 7 TN parents b NC Ben Massey 19 b TN both parents b NC labors on farm M. D. Warren 79 b KY fa b VA mo b TN K. 68 b SC fa b SC mo b AL. A.D.D. Warren male 27 TN both parents b TN Delia 23 TN Nora 2 Mike 9 months old Emma Melson niece 14 TN ************* What was with all these Warren's? Must have had a reunion just prior to census taker's arrival and decided not to help any more than forced to??? Ginny ** C. Campbell 35 TN both parents b TN Mary 30 TN C. Campbell female 6 TN E. J. dau 5 TN Bettie 2 TN Anyone know who this family was?

Any one who can add and/or make corrections, please jump right in. Not my lines and I want it to be as accurate as possible. Ginny K. Subject: Re: Edith Wright Holly and Thomas Holly sons Well guys, I stepped into the middle of this one so maybe I am way off base with my offerings- but here they are anyway, I need E Mail address for Doris Haynes please. Meanwhile, please forward this to her. Ginny K Pioneers Of Old Frederick Co Virginia by Cecil O'Dell,1995, page 201 in this book. George, John, Stephen, Isaac and Peter Julian were the sons of Rene Julian and his wife Mary Bullock Julian of Cecil Co MD. On 15 Mar 1737/8, Rene Julian sold land to Henry McCoy which Julian had purchased in 1728: this land is located in Cecil Co MD. [ Cecil Co MD Land Liber 5, Folio 392.] In 1741 Isaac Julian married Barbara White, dau of Dr. Robert White and Margaret Hoge [dau of William Hoge Sr and Barbara Hume Hoge]. Isaac and Barbara were the parents of seven children and moved to Guilford Co NC and Randolph Co NC. Daughters; Mary married Nehemiah O'Dell- a Regulator]; Margaret married John Alfred; Abigail married SAMUEL TROGDEN. They all lived near Deep River, north of Ashboro, NC. [Rebecca Downey White, "The Julian Family in Bohemia Manor, Cecil County, Maryland, 28 July, 1745" , Located at Handley Library, Winchester, Virginia. *** 1880 Charity Moore Co TN census Thomas Holley 47 TN parents b NC Edith 42 TN parents b TN Jefferson 18 TN J.W. 11 TN Willie [son] 8 TN H.E. son 7 1880 Dist 16, DeKalb TN Edward A. Holly 18 TN both parents b TN Ida Pay 17 TN Wilmer son 2 TN Jefferson son 6 months TN same place and census as above Stephen Holley 20 NJ both parents b NJ Amanda 20 NJ both parents b NJ Maud 4 NJ Elizabeth 3 Jefferson 1 Orland 1 month 1880 Mooney, Polk Co MO James R. Trogden 44 TN both parents b TN Mary 42 TN Arena E. 18 KY George F. 17 KY James E. 14 KY Margaret L. 13 KY **Mary J. 10 KY ???? Charles F. 8 KY Abram N. 3 KY ** Ancestry.com Albert A. Trogden b 18 Oct 1891 TN, son of Alfred Winslow Trogden b 15 May 1837 Humphrey's Co TN and Sarah Jane Curtis b 10 Sept 1852 Humphrey's Co TN. Posted by Tony Johnson TJSTUBBY@MSN.com June 2004 He is also researching Amis, Flinn, Wimmell, Brown, Jackson, Copeland, Tomlinson, White, Trogdon, Rivers, Contact Boone L. White. boonan@teleport.com I find this interesting in view of above Dr. Robert White and wife Barbara Humes having dau marry Samuel Trogden. *** Humphrey's Co TN 1870 census. Dist 10 Alfred Trogden 33 TN Lucinda R. or K. 20 William L. 12 Georgia A. 11 Sarah 9 Mary J. b 1862 ???? [Mollie is a nickname for Mary] *** R. L. Clift married Nora Trogden 14 Feb 1891 in Lincoln Co TN *** There is or/was a book called William One Trogden for sale on E Bay Seems to be lots of Trogden's in Humphrey Co TN and Randolph Co NC.

Subject: Re: Jim and John Tucker >Researchers- I wonder if any of you have any information about > Dist 9, 1850 Giles Co TN census > HH 740 > Thomas Tucker age 59 b NC. md ca 1830 TN born ca 1791 > Elizabeth [Russell?] age 40 TN- born ca 1810 > James 18 > Ann W. 15 > Joseph A. 12 > Elizabeth Frances 6 > John T. 4- [It appears this John T. b 1846 TN,married Martha M. Barnes b > 1847 TN. Moved to Ripley Co MO 1874-1878 with a stop-over in Clay Co AR in > 1878 where one of their children was born] > Nancy A. 1 month > [Above Tucker family appears to have come from or a connection with Hardin > Co TN] > > In same District 9, 1850 Giles Co Census; > HH 791 > Benjamin Tucker 35 b VA > Virginia 26 AL > Martha A. 8 AL > Elizabeth 4 AL > James 2 TN > Sarah Scott 16 AL > > HH 825 > Daniel Tucker 49 b VA > Jacob N? 17, all ch b TN > William F. 15 > Daniel W.G. 12 > John C. 7 > Daniel C. 5 > Lucy Nave 65 VA > > HH 862 John Nave 51 b TN > Elizabeth 51 TN > Mary A. 15 all ch b TN > Josephine 13 > Nancy 11 > Thomas Benton Nave 9 > Lula 7 > Ann Henry Nave 5 > > HH 864 > Hardaway Tucker 22 b TN > Virginia 25 TN > Sarah R? 8 months > > The only White family I found in Dist 9 of Giles Co 1850 census was; > Meadow White 45 b SC > Rhoda 32 SC > Thomas 20 SC > Wiley 14 TN- rest of ch b TN > Elizabeth 12 > Abijah 10 > William Ferguson farmer 26 > Jeremiah Pittman 14 farmer > This White family was in Limestone Co AL 1860 census. Lived near my Carr > Bailey White and another close White can't recall immediately. Both of > these White's names were badly misspelled in 1860 Limestone Co AL census > book but no doubt are my line.My father and several of his siblings were > born in Athens, Limestone Co AL > > Meadow descends from the Isaac White and wife Mary line. Isaac died in > 1801 in Union Co SC. I think he came from Lancaster Co VA White's but > there are some who place him as coming from PA. I wonder if they arrived > at PA as their eldest dau. married Samuel Smith, Rev War soldier b PA.?? > I spent a lot of time trying to connect to Isaac White line but if so it > would be in early 1700's and his wife Mary Elwell??? Needs lot of work > still. > Several of this family moved from SC to GA and John White, grandson of > Isaac White, lived to be 105 years old in Polk Co TN. Buried in Old > Boneyard Cem. Married Nancy [Hildebrand?] Said to be a Cherokee Indian > from Hightower's in GA.Said to be closely connected to Nancy Ward, dau or > granddaughter?? John met Nancy in GA during the Rev War and promised to go > back for her and did after the war. I only proved one child, Nancy who > married 1/2 Cherokee John Cass, who was a Magistrate in Polk Co TN, > > He was a postmaster in his 80's. John's father, John White Sr, was in Rev > War a short time and National Archived mixed the service records of both > together. > I have lots of proof for most of above, land grant, will, Rev War > pensions, etc. Wasted 4 years at the beginning of my research. That line > had a son, John Lewis White, within 4 years of my grandfather's age, John > Lewis White. Both lived in Athens, Limestone Co AL same time. Naturally I > followed the wrong one first. > Ginny K >

> Does God Exist? > > This is one of the best explanations of why God allows pain and > suffering that I have seen. It's an explanation many people will > understand. > > > A man went to a barbershop to have his hair cut and his beard trimmed. > As the barber began to work, they began to have a good conversation. > They talked about so many things and various subjects.When they > eventually touched on the subject of God, the barber said: "I don't > believe that God exists." > > "Why do you say that?" asked the customer. "Well, you just have to go > out in the street to realize that God doesn't exist. Tell me, if God > exists, would there be so many sick people? Would there be abandoned > children? If God existed, there would be neither suffering nor pain. I > can't imagine a loving God who would allow all of these things." > > The customer thought for a moment, but didn't respond because he didn't > want to start an argument. The barber finished his job and the customer > left the shop. Just after he left the barbershop, he saw a man in the > street with long, stringy, dirty hair and an untrimmed beard. He looked > dirty and unkempt. > > The customer turned back and entered the barber shop again and he said > to the barber: "You know what? Barbers do not exist." "How can you say > that?" asked the surprised barber. "I am here, and I am a barber. And I > just worked on you!" "No!" the customer exclaimed. "Barbers don't exist > because if they did, there would be no people with dirty long hair and > untrimmed beards, like that man outside." > > "Ah, but barbers DO exist! What happens is, people do not come to me." > > "Exactly!"- affirmed the customer. "That's the point! God, too, DOES > exist! What happens, is, > people don't go to Him and do not look for Him. > That's why there's so much pain and suffering in the world." > > If you think God exists, send this to other people > If you think God does not exist, delete it! > BE BLESSED & BE A BLESSING ! > > > >

Hi, I am hoping someone has some info on the Warrens and Melsons... 1880 lists: A.D.D. Warren 27 Delila 23 Nora 2 Mile 9m Melson, Emma 14 NIECE Mary Melson 62 Henry B. 23 Warren, Mary J. g-dau. 15 Now, can anyone tell me the Warrens that married the Melsons? I think I have found that Emma Melson has a sister named Mary b. 1864...I think Mary Melson (62) is widow of a Wm. Melson 1860 LC with son Frank/Francis 17, John 13 and ? 4...Found Frank in LC 1900 with a Mattie Washburn sister in law 45.. From marriages I have Mattie Washburn m. B.F. Melson 1881 LC...Frances m. F.M. Baldwin 1876....A John Melson m. Susan Redd 1866...A Wm. Melson m. Mary Freeman 1853, all these in Lincoln Co... I can find no Warrens marriages to Melsons or Washburns.... Can anyone help me with these guys? Cindy

Aileen, Thank you so much for these sites information. I just went into each for a quick look, but I feel they are going to be a lot of help to me. Frances Sadler ----- Original Message ----- From: "Grace Ashley" <anneokle@odsy.net> To: <TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 8:39 AM Subject: Re: [LCT] Land grant helpful sites re recent posts > When I click on the number nothing happens. > Grace Ashley > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Quickcrunch@aol.com> > To: <TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 5:39 PM > Subject: [LCT] Land grant helpful sites re recent posts > > > > Hi list - below are some sites I have found helpful. The TN Land site has > > many links to pursue for more information. The Pruitt one has a great > > explanation of the land grant process for NC to TN lands. Also, if you > haven't tried > > the Library of VA site, you can find your VA ancestor land records there, > and > > you can even download copies of the handwritten originals (print out on > > parchment paper for a great keepsake). On the VA Lib site, use their > search form > > with your surname of interest and up pops all the Jones, etc. > > > > > > _http://www.lva.lib.va.us/whatwehave/land/index.htm_ > > (http://www.lva.lib.va.us/whatwehave/land/index.htm) > > _http://www.tngenweb.org/tnland/pruitt2.htm_ > > (http://www.tngenweb.org/tnland/pruitt2.htm) > > _http://www.tngenweb.org/tnland/index.html_ > > (http://www.tngenweb.org/tnland/index.html) > > > > Good Hunting, > > Aileen > > > > > > > > ==== TNLINCOL Mailing List ==== > > To contact the list administrator, send email to George@Waller.Org > > > > ============================== > > 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 > > > > > ==== TNLINCOL Mailing List ==== > Search the USGenWeb Archives: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm > Archives Newsletter: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/newsletter/ > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx >

Found this posted by Ginny on December 1, 2000 11 th Installment North Carolina Land Grants in Tennessee Davidson County Tennessee 1786 1. Archibald Lytle 2. Alexander Martin 3. George Daugherty 4. Matthew McCawley 5. same 6. James Bosley 7. James Floron 8. Thomas Mulloy 9. Richard Floron 10. William Hargrove 11. Samuel Budd 12. Samuel Jones 13. William Mebane 14. Reading Blount 15. William Blount 16. John Blount 17. William Blount 18. John Gray Blount & Thomas __? 19. same 20. Tilghman Dixon 21. Robert Fenner 22. William Linton 23. Shelby Harney 24. Rebecca Parkison 25. William Armstrong 26. Thomas Dudley 27. Samuel Ash 28. William Bush 29. Thomas Clerk 30. Elijah Moon 31. George Davidson 32. Charles Gerrard 33. Joseph McDowals 34. James McRoy 35. James Armstrong 36. Anthony Sharpe 37. Thomas Finney 38. Benjamin Bayley 39. Hardy Murfree 40. James Thackstone 41. Charles Dixon 42. Frederick Hargett 43. Hardy Murfree 44. Nathaniel Williams 45. Curtis Ivey 46. Peter Beacote 47. Clement Hall 48. Thomas Armstrong 49. Thomas Callendar 50. Joseph Ferribee 51. Alexander Nelson 52. Nehemiah Long 53. Robert Brownsfield 54. James Mills 55. James Hogan 56. John Lingsberry 57. John Armstrong 58. Nathaniel Jones 59. Jonathan Loomas 60. James Tate 61. John Mason 62. Walter Allen 63. Dixon Marshall 64. William Ferribee 65. missing 66. Samuel Ash 67. William Fawn 68. Hardy Menifee 69. Joshua Hadley 70. Joseph Blythe 71. Benjamin Carter 72. Nathaniel Alexander 73. Thomas Donohoe 74. Joseph Muntford 75. James Fergus 76. William Saunders 77. Francis Child 78. James Cole Montflorence 79. James Bradley 80. Martin Phifer Jr. 81. Nathaniel Dixon 82. Jesse Steed 83. Robert Fenner 84. William Polk 85. Nathaniel Laurence 86. John Campbell 87. James Tatom 88. John Williams 89. Robert Douglass 90. Christopher William Brookes 91. Absolom Burgess 92. Lardner Clark 93. John Nichols 94. Thomas Brooks 95. Archibald Henderson 96. Phillip Burgess 97. Christopher Owens 98. James Jamison 99. Hardy Murfree 100. Christopher Guice 101. David Edwards 102. Nathaniel Hughes 103. Southerland Mayfield 104. John Allen 105. Lardner Clark & J. Wycoff 106. John Drury 107. James Hamilton 108. Elisha Davis 109. Robert King 110. Mourning Wheeler & Elizabeth Underwood 111. William Baxton 112. Anthony Gains 113. David Edwards 114. John Jennings 115. Joshua Howard 116. James Peel 117. William Parr 118. Thomas Taunt 119. John Kirk 120. Benjamin Reed 121. John McNees 122. Michael Bullar 123. John Nelson 124. James Brown 125. Hancock Nicolls 126. William Beck 127. Joshua McDonald 128. George Daugherty 129. Mason Williams 130. Marmaduke Scott 131. Memican Hunt 132. Jacob Matthew 133. Richard Thomas 134. Hardy Murphree 135. John Buchannon 136. Thomas Taylor 137. John Donolson 138. Robert Bradley 139. John Nicholls 140. James Ross 141. Elisha Hunt 142. Phillip Cake 143. William Anderson 144. William Lomas 145. Hardy Murphree 146. David Bizzell 147. Hardy Murphree 148. Thomas Davis 149. Peter Dunnock 150. Stephen Lynn 151. Michael Smith 152. Green Hill 153. Ransom Savage 154. Hardy Murphree 155. Adam Boyd 156. Benjamin Flood 157. Lewis Brown 158. Peter Cloud 159. Nancy & Elizabeth Reardon 160. William Burns 161. Peter Paynor 162. John Buller 163. Abner Lamb 164. Thomas Armstrong 165. John White 166. Green Hill 167. James Purdie 168. Lardner Clark 169-170. Hardy Murphree 171. William Sexton 172. John Richardson 173. George Nevill 174. Thomas Spencer 175. Robert Thompson 176. James Robison 177. James Brickell 178. Tedick Williams 179. Timothy Aicuff 180. Jonathan Drake 181. Green Hill 182. James Robinson 183. Thomas Jennings 184. Green Hill 185. James Hollis 186. William Johnston 187. Humphry Hogan 188. John Pierce 189. William White 190. Thomas Fletcher 191. James Robertson 192. Willliam Holderness 193. James Summers 194. Henry Winborne 195. John Wells 196. Silus Linton 197. Joseph Mitchell 198. William Waashington 199. David Edwards 200. Ezekiel White 201. Thomas Powell 202. Daniel McMahan 203. William Ponder 204. Absolom Shyers 205. James Saunders 206. Ezekiel Polk 207. John Williams 208. Green Hill 209. James Robertson 210. missing 211. Baker Archer 212. Jason Thompson 213. John Porter 214. James Robertson 215. Hardy Murphree 216. Benjamin Hodges 217. Henry Johnston 218. Dempsey Jenkins 219. Benjamin Smith 220. William Bowman 221. Richard Phillips 222. John Gambier Scull 223. Bryant Smith 224. James Thompson 225. Abrahman Hargiss 226. Job Hotchell 227. John Lewis Beard 228. same 229. Green Hill 230. Hardy Murphree 231. James Saunders 232. Hardy Holmes 233. Hardy Jones 234. Hardy Murphree 235. James Emmett 236. Isaac Pennington 237.Thomas Dickey 238. James Colston 239. Giles Carter 240. Leticia Archer 241. William Beck 242. Southerland Mayfield 243. Loel Lewis 244. Robert Jordon 245. Isaac Butler 246. Thomas Cotton 247. Robert Nelson 248. Larnder Clark 249. hardy Murphree 250. Caleb Phifer 251. William Maidery 252. Robert Nelson 253. James McCuiston 254. Thomas Dickey 255. Thomas Sawyer 256. David Adkins 257. John Baptist 258. John Nelson 259. John Walker 260. Alexander Brevard 261. James Martin 262. William Walton 263. Jacob Turner 264. Joseph Brevard 265. William Ross 266. Griffith Rutherford 267. Archibald Butts 268. Gideon Lamb Davidson County Tennessee 1787 269-270. Willoughby Williams 271-273. James Glasgon 274-278. Richard Fenner 279-287. James Cole Montflorence 288-291. Andrew Breakey 292-293. John Rice 294-303. John & Elisha Rice & Abraham Riston 304-305. John Rice & John Sappington Co. 306. Solomon Kitt 307. James Saunders 308. Richard Burton 309. James Lanier 310. Richard Fenner 311. John & Elisha Rice & Abraham Riston 312-313. James Cole Montflorence & Richard Fenner 314-318. Richard Fenner 319. James Cole Montflorence 320-321. Andrew Armstrong 322-323. William Ross 324-325. Samuel Buchannon 326-328. Robert Narley 329. Eli Newland 330-331. William Ross 332-333. William Buxton 334-335. Oliver Tuton 336-339. William Tuton 340-343. Robert Weakley 344. James Donnelly 345. William Taitte 346. William Gubbins 347. William Saunders 348. John Thompson 349. John Byrd 350. Mary Allen 351. Martin Armstrong 352-368. Benjamin Sheppard 369-371. Robert Nelson 372. William Lytle 373. John Buchannon 374. James Lanier 375. John Blair 376-377. Robert Nelson 378-379. John Nocholls 380. Joseph Fleming 381. John Barnes 382. Richard Douge 383-385. Benjamin Sheppard 386. John Allsion 387-389. Robert Nelson 390. John Blair 391. James Lanier 392. Thomas McCrorry 393-394. John Nicholls 395. Archibald Lytle 396. John Allison 397-398. Robert Nelson 399-404. John Nicholls 405-414. John Gray Blount 415. Miller Sawyer 416. John Ingles 417. William Hughlett 418. Moses Hazard 419. William Cole 420.Melone Mullin 421. Ennis Ward 422. John Barbey 423. John Koin 424. James Douge 425. William Thompson 426-427. William Willoughby 428-429. Martin Armstrong 430. Martin Armstrong & Anthony Croutcher 431. John Wilson 432. William McClure 433. James Bryant 434. Jesse Reed 436. James Bradley 437. Matthews Mussendene 438. Matthew Kincannon 439. Joshua Hadley 440. Joshua Davis 441. Henry Hannaw 442. Anthony Hart 443. Thomas Buncumb 444. Jesse Shute 445. David Shelton 446. James Glasgon 447-462. John Marshall 463. William Saunders 464. Archibald Marlin 465. Dempsy Campbell 466. Henry Hughes 467. James Bradley 468. Thomas Leydon 469. William Saunders 470. David Shannady 471. Thomas Evans 472. James Bradley 473. William Saunders 474. James Bradley 475. James Harrison 476. John Garrold 477. Thomas Montcrief 478. Charles Gilmore 479. Thomas Barrot 480, Martin Armstrong 481-482. William Sheppard 483. John McCoy Alston 484. Stephen Cantrell 485. Thomas Baker 486. Thomas Isbell 487. Peggy Allen 488. Martin Armstrong 489. Willoughby Armstrong 490. Elijah Robertson Sonja Bedwell smbedwell@aol.com

When I click on the number nothing happens. Grace Ashley ----- Original Message ----- From: <Quickcrunch@aol.com> To: <TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 5:39 PM Subject: [LCT] Land grant helpful sites re recent posts > Hi list - below are some sites I have found helpful. The TN Land site has > many links to pursue for more information. The Pruitt one has a great > explanation of the land grant process for NC to TN lands. Also, if you haven't tried > the Library of VA site, you can find your VA ancestor land records there, and > you can even download copies of the handwritten originals (print out on > parchment paper for a great keepsake). On the VA Lib site, use their search form > with your surname of interest and up pops all the Jones, etc. > > > _http://www.lva.lib.va.us/whatwehave/land/index.htm_ > (http://www.lva.lib.va.us/whatwehave/land/index.htm) > _http://www.tngenweb.org/tnland/pruitt2.htm_ > (http://www.tngenweb.org/tnland/pruitt2.htm) > _http://www.tngenweb.org/tnland/index.html_ > (http://www.tngenweb.org/tnland/index.html) > > Good Hunting, > Aileen > > > > ==== TNLINCOL Mailing List ==== > To contact the list administrator, send email to George@Waller.Org > > ============================== > 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 >

A Little clarification on this utility I have. It works best if: - you know the first name but not the last name so you want to see for example, all Martha's b. abt 1835 and what her potential spouse's name might be. I'll give you all the suspects and you can go off researching all those candidates, eliminating them one by one till hopefully you stumble on the correct one -or- - you know the last name but don't know the first name. Not sure when this situation would occur but I can come up with candidates for this scenario. If you have both first and last name, and especially if you have found them on the 1850 census, then most likely this program will offer no new information and you can probably view the information for yourself by doing a surname search on the 1850 census at: http://www.azcaseys.com/lookups/lct1850/ghtindex.html However, I am not opposed to trying different things with this utility and am not trying to discourage anyone from contacting me. I am just trying to define the limitations of what the program can do. Like I said before, I am trying to discover uses for it. So don't be afraid to propose scenarios to me. I'm just trying to clarify for you (and for me) when it might assist you. Another example: Someone once posted here something like "I know my Susan Waters should be on the 1850 LCT census with husband John. She is on the 1840 and the 1860. I can't figure out where she is on the 1850 census." This type of search was what piqued ny curiosity for this program. I can type in Susan and John and come up with all the combinations. Then look at the children's names or the parents ages and see if somehow the surname got mangled on the census. I can just look for all the Susan's and see if maybe John went to NC to work for a year and wasn't present. I can look for children's names to see where the parents might be. These are just a few thoughts I had when I had this program created. Hope this clarifies things. Diane

I have a utility that a friend wrote that will search the 1850 census data I have for possible marriages. Since this data is mostly people found on the 1850 census, the uses I can se for it are: - you have a will from pre-1850 that mentions a daughter but you don't know who she married, I can type in just that first name and come up with all possible spouses. - there is a woman married in 1860 or 1870 who should be in the household of her father in 1850 but you are not sure of her maiden name - or you want to see all the woman with that name on the 1850 census. I can look up by the female name and find all the 1850 households - you know your family should be on the 1850 census but can't find it - maybe their surname got mangled. Maybe their first name is messed up. - I am looking for other reasons to use this program I hope one day to have this on the 1850 web site but right I have to run the program. I am willing to try simple queries. I will not look for all the john's or all the mary's. :-) Send me the names and approx. birth year and any other information that might help. Diane

Pension Roll, 1834 Lincoln Co NC On the Lincoln Co NC pension roll as late as 1834, more than 50 soldiers yet living were drawing pensions after the Revolution. Robert Abernathy; Vincent Allen; Christian Arny; Matthew Armstrong; Robert Berry; Jonas Bradshaw; Caspar Bolick; Alexander Brevard; Samuel Caldwell; William Carroll; John Chittim; Michael Cline; Samuel Collins; Martin Coulter; Thomas Costner; George Dameron; Joseph Dixon; Peter Eddlemon; William Elmore; Samuel Espey; James Farewell; Abraham Forney; Robinson Goodwin; Joseph Graham; William Gregory; Nathan Gwaltney; Nicholas Hafner; Simon Hager; John Harman; John Helm; James Henry; James Hill; John Kidd; John Kincaid; Robert Knox; Shadrack Lefcy; Tapley Mahannas; Marmaduke Maples; Samuel Martin; Thomas Mason; William Mayes; William McCarthy; William McLean; Nathan Mendenhall; Alexander Moore; John Moore; William Moore; Jeremiah Mundy; Humphrey Parker; Hiram Pendleton; Jacob Plonk; William Potter; William Rankin; Charlie Regan; Adam Reep; Joshua Roberts; James Robinson; Henry Rumfeldt; Peter Schrum; John Stamey; Bartholomew Thompson; Charles Thompson; Phillip Tillman; Conrad Tippong; Robert Tucker; John Turbyfill; Charles Witt; John Wilfong; Joseph Willis; James Wilkinson; and Elisha Withers. **** James Henry;s Will 25 May, 1836 Lincoln Co NC, proved Mar 1841. Wife Elizabeth. Son, James. Son in Law; John Sinclair, Dau. Mary, wife of John MASSEY. My children: William, Jane, Hannah, Elizabeth, Matthew, Polly and Enos. Exec. Gideon Blackwood and John Falls, Wit; Win. J. Wilson, J.A. Bradley. Book 2, page 88. ** Ginny K " Remember me in the family tree- My name, my days, my strife: then I'll ride upon the wings of time and live an endless life". Goetsch

Just thought I would throw this in...there's a simple DNA test that can be taken by any male descendants which will answer that question (Native American ancestry). Family Tree DNA can do that. See: http://www.familytreedna.com/ Most sincerely, William R. (Bill) Massey of Lewisburg/Marshall County, Tennessee

I should have added the name of the second daughter of Andrew W. Walker and Elizabeth Motlow below. I listed Laurette who married Mr. Massey because that is the line I was writing about. The second daughter of Andrew W. Walker and Elizabeth Motlow was named Elizabeth Motlow and she married another Andrew Walker. In 1850 Lincoln Co TN census, HH 912, you are looking at widow daughter, Elizabeth [Motlow] Walker age 63 b SC, her daughter, Mariah age 41 b SC and her father, Andrew W. Walker, age 70 born VA. Hope this clears up the query posted. I am glad to see researchers are questioning rather than running with what I 'found' on Ancestry.com and in Worth S. Ray's book. Ray did not have the advantages we do with computers and had to travel and interview all he could. He has mistakes but did the best he could in his time and place. It ALL need verified. Ginny Keefer ----- Original Message ----- From: "Virginia L. (Ginny) Keefer in LasVegas" <ginnykeefer@cox.net> To: "Giles Co site" <TNGILES-L@rootsweb.com>; <JEAorMHA@aol.com> Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2005 8:16 PM Subject: Re: [TNGILES] Massey Info. Needed > Hi Cousin John and other interest researchers of the Massey family. In > the booklet NC Land Grants to TN index is listed Massey on page 35. > > That page is missing from my booklet. This booklet was compiled [with no > date] by > Mrs. Leister E. Presley > 1708 West Center > Searcy, Arkansas 72143 > > Anyone on Giles Co site know this lady or have any information about her? > She may have the book she used to make this booklet and was not aware as > she compiled the book that she left out page 35. Also TN State Library and > Archives should have a copy of this book and be able to tell grant number > and first name of this Massey. The date would be close to 1791 if not > actually that date. > *** > TN Cousins by Worth S. Ray, 1950 > page 587 > Moore Co TN > In the year 1809, Andrew Walker came to the Lynchburg community, from down > in SC, and cleared land and erected a home. His wife was Elizabeth Motlow, > dau of Rev War soldier who came to this area about the same time. Mrs. > Motlow was a widow and had 5 sons; > One was Lauriet Motlow who married Mr. Massey. > > Monroe Co TN page 409 > Ralph Mazey, 600 acres New Kent Co Sept 12, 1665, 100 acres on North side > of Mattapony River beginning at Mr. Frederick Parsons corner at the extent > of his E.N.E. line, Adj. Hartquack Creek and land of Thomas Hickman. > Parallel with back line of Foson & William Henderson. To land of Peter > Ford, Haines, Henderson and Folon. Patent dated Oct 1, 1661 and 500 acres > for the transportation of 10 persons: Ann, Mary and Susan Melling, Mary > Jones, Andrew Petters, Peter White, Ann Hart , William Hart. > ** > Note, I looked in my book. Cavaliers & Pioneers, Nell Nugent, Vol. 1, page > 520 and it lists > Major William Wyatt, 1940 acres, New Kent Co VA, 20 May, 1664, Patent Book > 5, page 388 [429] > > It states that on 1 April, 1661, 250 acres assigned by Ralph Mazey to > Thomas Plunkett, who sold to Sd Wyatt, and 100 acres, the residue for > transporting 2 persons; Wm. Jarvis and Thomas Parker. > > Page 425 > William Henderson of the Rappahannock section of old Virginia, whose > neighbors were the Forster's and Massey's. > The Henderson's of Lincoln Co NC, the ancestor of whom was James > Henderson, who married Violet Lawson, sister of Mary Lawson, the wife of > James White, the founder of Knoxville, TN. > > William Henderson of New Kent and King Wm Co's VA. First settled in York > Co VA, but took up lands in New Kent though these lands had been located > in York Co VA. Aft 1691, the lived on the North side of Pamunsky in King > & Queen Co VA. Some settled in King William Co VA after 1702. > Robert Henderson's land adj the Massey's land and Cornelius Dabney's land > near the William's Ferry on Pamunsky River. > > page 419 > William Henderson who was already located in New Kent Co VA, when Ralph > Mazey, plumped down beside him in Sept 1665. He was a member of Forster & > Henderson [sometimes Henderson & Co] and when King & Queen Co was cut off > from New Kent Co VA in 1681, the Henderson's lived in the new county. > > Ralph Mazey's patents were issued in New Kent Co VA in 1661 and 1665. But > at the time they were issued, the Forster's and Henderson's were already > seated there. > > Knox Co TN 1830 census > page 245 > Names that appeared on the census included; > Thomas , Margaret and Peter Massey. > Also White's, Cobb's and Walker's. > These families lived close to each other long ago. Ginny Keefer > > > The old land records, as they have been transcribed, present some crude > and mystifying problems for the researcher. It took my breathe away > almost, when it finally dawned on my consciousness that the name, RALPH > MAZEY, in the foregoing patent was some transcribers died of the mane as > the entry looked to him, and the the patent was one of those issued to a > member of one of the oldest families in New Kent Co VA. for whom the name > 'Mazey" was intended. >

Regarding Elizabeth Motlow marrying Andrew Walker (see notation from a previous post below my question), can anyone share any more information about the source of this? Interestingly I note Elizabeth Walker being head of household in the 1850 LCT census. Here is the listing: Elizabeth Walker age 63 b. SC Mariah age 41 b. SC <----- if her mother Elizabeth met Andrew Walker in Lynchburg, TN wouldn't Mariah be born in TN? Andrew W. age 70 farmer b. VA It appears to me that Andrew is NOT married to Elizabeth but is somehow related to a deceased husband of Elizabeth's. Anyone have any wills or documents that would answer why Andrew isn't listed as head of household? Thanks, Diane >TN Cousins by Worth S. Ray, 1950 >Moore Co TN page 587 in above book >" In the year 1809, Andrew Walker came to the Lynchburg community, from down in SC and cleared land and erected a home, afterwards known as the Alexander place. His wife was Elizabeth Motlow, the daughter of a Rev War Soldier who came to this same locality about the time Walker did. Mrs. Agnes Motlow was a widow and had 5 sons; >1. Zadoch Motlow >2. William Motlow >3. James Motlow >4. John Motlow >5. Felix Motlow > >There were also TWO daughters; >6. Elizabeth Motlow married Andrew Walker >7. Lauriet Motlow married Mr. Massey - see below >

Would love to know more about the ancestry of one Moses Halcomb born 1890 and died in Flintville, Lincoln, Tn. 1973 Is there any indication that his ancestors were Native American. Any family ties to Cherokee or Etowah co`s Al.? Will share any info. I have lori

Looking at 1850 LCT census- James was age 56 and Edith was age 58- Revised date of birth for James Tucker is 1787 in NC. Revised date of birth for Edith Chapman White is 1792 NC- died after 1870 LCT census when she is listed at age 81. James Tucker's will was signed Aug 19, 1856 and proven Nov 9, 1865 LCT. Can anyone tell me who James Tucker's parents were? Ginny Keefer ----- Original Message ----- From: "Virginia L. (Ginny) Keefer in LasVegas" <ginnykeefer@cox.net> To: <NCSTOKES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 2:49 AM Subject: [NCStokes] Edith Chapman White >I am seeking info about Edith Chapman White born ca 1797 NC, died ca 1870 >Lincoln Co TN. She married James Tucker b ca 1794 NC, died ca 1860 Lincoln >Co TN. They married Aug 14, 1814 NC, probably in Stokes Co [or Rowan Co >before it became Stokes]. > Where were the parents of Edith Chapman White? I believe her to be a dau. > of a first marriage of Rev War soldier, William White born Jan 10, 1755 > Prince William Co portion that became Fauquier Co VA in 1759. > > I know William had a first family but have hit a brick wall trying to put > his first wife and children together. William White removed to Reedy Creek > area among the Moravians after the RW and lived there for abt 30 years. > Bet 1818-1819, William and his younger second wife and their children > moved to Lincoln Co TN where he died in May 1833. He received his RW > pension from there in 1833. > > Can anyone shed any light on Edith's parents? Ginny K > > > > > " Remember me in the family tree- > My name, my days, my strife: > then I'll ride upon the wings of time > and live an endless life". > Goetsch > > > ============================== > 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 > >

Hi list - below are some sites I have found helpful. The TN Land site has many links to pursue for more information. The Pruitt one has a great explanation of the land grant process for NC to TN lands. Also, if you haven't tried the Library of VA site, you can find your VA ancestor land records there, and you can even download copies of the handwritten originals (print out on parchment paper for a great keepsake). On the VA Lib site, use their search form with your surname of interest and up pops all the Jones, etc. _http://www.lva.lib.va.us/whatwehave/land/index.htm_ (http://www.lva.lib.va.us/whatwehave/land/index.htm) _http://www.tngenweb.org/tnland/pruitt2.htm_ (http://www.tngenweb.org/tnland/pruitt2.htm) _http://www.tngenweb.org/tnland/index.html_ (http://www.tngenweb.org/tnland/index.html) Good Hunting, Aileen

----- Original Message ----- From: "Virginia L. (Ginny) Keefer in LasVegas" <ginnykeefer@cox.net> To: <TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 2:08 PM Subject: [LCT] Fw: Massey > Sorry, I will retype the entire paragraph. When typing so much, it is too easy to make a typo. Please forgive me. Lauriett was a lady -but I left out the message about her being among two daughters rather than among the 5 sons. > > TN Cousins by Worth S. Ray, 1950 > Moore Co TN page 587 in above book > " In the year 1809, Andrew Walker came to the Lynchburg community, from down in SC and cleared land and erected a home, afterwards known as the Alexander place. His wife was Elizabeth Motlow, the daughter of a Rev War Soldier who came to this same locality about the time Walker did. Mrs. Agnes Motlow was a widow and had 5 sons; > 1. Zadoch Motlow > 2. William Motlow > 3. James Motlow > 4. John Motlow > 5. Felix Motlow > > There were also TWO daughters; > 6. Elizabeth Motlow married Andrew Walker > 7. Lauriet Motlow married Mr. Massey - see below > > It is said that one of the Massey's married into the Ray family at Shelbyville, TN". > *********** > I checked Ancestry.com and found > > Bruce Baird posted Nov 2003 Bbairdsr@aol.com > > Jonathan Benjamin Massey b 27 Aug 1780 Jefferson Co AL, died 21 Nov 21 1829 Jefferson Co AL. buried Green-Massey Cemetery, near Green Station, Jefferson Co AL. Jonathan married Lautiett Motlow b 9 June 1791 Greenville, SC abt 1813 in Greenville, SC. Only one child listed but prob. others; > Thomas Milton Massey b 6 Oct 1827 AL. > died 2 Jan 1883 Marvin's Chapel Cemetery, [Sect 56, Row 7 AB, Space 7] Pinson, Jefferson, AL. Married Mary Jane Green b 24 Dec 1830, married 19 Oct 1848 Jefferson Co AL. Children; > 1. George L. Massey b 1851 > 2. Robert Nathan Massey b 25 April 1856 AL > 3. Samuel E. Massey b 9 May 1859 > 4. Eva Massey b 11 Sept 1863 > > Thomas Milton Massey married 2nd > Frances [Fannie] Jane Baird b 1 May 1838 in AL. married 26 Dec 1867 Jefferson Co AL. Children; > 1. Thomas Franklin Massey b 4 Feb 1870 AL > 2. Harriett [Hattie] Adelia Massey b 21 Oct 1871, AL > 3. Laura Jane [Janie] Massey b 8 July 1876 Pinson, Jefferson Co AL. > > This should help straighten out my boo boo. Ginny K > > **** > > I have added this info as these two famlies were so close, It might open a new door for Massey data? > > For those interest in Motlow's of LCT > 1850 Subdivision 2, Lincoln Co TN HH 950 > Felix Motlow age 51 b SC > Margaret 43 b SC > Zadac 18 b TN as were all these children > Lauriett 14 > Josephine 11 > Felix 9 > Susan 5 > California 1 > Wm Thompson age 35 and Newton Thompson age 26 living in HH. > > 1850 LCT Subd 2 > Zadac Motlow age 61 b SC > page 53, M432_887 > Mary 52 SC > William 23 TN > John 23 > Felix 12 > Susan 18 all children born TN > > 1860 Subdivision 1, Lincoln Co TN > HH 68 > Z. Madlow 70 b SC > Mary 7 SC > Felix 21 b TN > Susan 18 TN > > 1870 Lynchburg TN, HH 274 > John Motlow 42 TN > Elmira 33 TN > James Z. 15 > Susan B. 13 > Mary 11 > William E.? 8 > Robert L. 6 > > Felix Walker Motlow was first man killed at Trenton, TN under Gen Forrest and 1st Turney's Infantry. His widow Sallie E. Motlow applied for his pension in Moore Co TN. > > Nancy Marcella Walker, dau of Andrew W. Walker & wife Elizabeth Motlow, was born May 9, 1825 LCT, married 21 Aug 1905 Tullahoma, Coffee Co TN. DIed 28 July 1905. > James M. Walker b 1805 Greenville, SC, son of Andrew W. Walker and Elizabeth Motlow. > > Mary b 1807 Greenville SC d 1837 LCT, dau of Andrew W. Walker and Elizabeth Motlow. > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: DGMER237@aol.com > To: ginnykeefer@cox.net > Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 5:54 AM > Subject: Massey > > > dau of Rev War soldier who came to this area about the same time. Mrs. > Motlow was a widow and had 5 sons; > One was Lauriet Motlow who married Mr. Massey. IS this a mistake? > five sons one married MR. Massey!!!!!!! > > > ==== TNLINCOL Mailing List ==== > Please capitalize SURNAMES in your posts. > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.11.10 - Release Date: 5/13/05 > > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.11.10 - Release Date: 5/13/05