The research on my husband's RICHARDSON line has led us to Lincoln County Tennessee. His ancestor William Richardson, Jr. served in the Revolutionary War for North Carolina, and received 640 acres in 1794 (7?) in Tennessee. Without the census records, I'm trying to determine whether William(and his three sons, Ezekiel, Ancil and Montillion) actually moved to Tennessee. I do know that Ezekiel married in 1811 in Pulaski, since that is referenced on the Widow Pension of the War of 1812. Could anyone do look-ups for land deeds, or tithables for 1800 to 1820? I don't have easy access to those records from here. Thanks, Emily Richardson

Emily, Those records are available on microfilm through your local Family History Center. Lincoln County was established 14 November 1809 from part of Bedford County. Bedford County was established 3 December 1807 from part of Rutherford County. Bedford County was established 3 December 1807 from part of Rutherford County. Davidson County was established 6 October 1783 from most of the territory west of the Cumberland Mountain. All of these counties will have to be searched for the information you are seeking. Marleen Van Horne

I have Unpublished Court Records of LCT by Marsh William Butler to Richardson, Ancil for 50 Ancil Richardson 228 Elk River(Capt D H Edminson's Company 1830) William Maddox to Wm Richardson for 100 (1817) Wilson Bruce to E Richardson for 172 (1817) E. Richardson to Jessee Young for 72 There is also listed: Drury, Eddington, Edmund J, Elenor, Francis, Jesse, John, Joseph, Miles, Thomas Richardson Land Deed Genealogy Bedford ct Richardson, Samuel E & wife Harriett sold to James Thompson north side of Dcuk River Feb 9, 1829 Thomas E Richardson & wife of Wynn D Williams. Deed 80 Ac. Thomsa E & wife Lydia M Richardson of Coffee ct TN, sold to Wynn Williams land in Bedford ct. on headwaters of Sugar Cree, bounded by Templeton's old corner, Morton & Evans corner and FF Foville. Rgis. 27 Dec 1847 There is mention of Lydia M, Josiah O B Richardson, R H Richardson I didn't check Franklin ct. > From: ecrichardson@widener.edu > To: TNLINCOL@rootsweb.com > Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2010 10:26:24 -0400 > Subject: [TNLINCOL] need help with land deeds in Lincoln County > > The research on my husband's RICHARDSON line has led us to Lincoln County Tennessee. His ancestor William Richardson, Jr. served in the Revolutionary War for North Carolina, and received 640 acres in 1794 (7?) in Tennessee. Without the census records, I'm trying to determine whether William(and his three sons, Ezekiel, Ancil and Montillion) actually moved to Tennessee. > > I do know that Ezekiel married in 1811 in Pulaski, since that is referenced on the Widow Pension of the War of 1812. Could anyone do look-ups for land deeds, or tithables for 1800 to 1820? I don't have easy access to those records from here. Thanks, > Emily Richardson > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNLINCOL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ Hotmail: Trusted email with powerful SPAM protection. http://clk.atdmt.com/GBL/go/210850553/direct/01/