1265-1296 William HEART age 46 M. Farmer Val RE 10,000 Val. Pers Estate 12,000 b.KY Mary age 30 F b. TN Nancy age 12 F b. TN attended school within the year Martha age 10 F. b. TN attended school within the year Mary age 8 F b. Tn attended school within the year James age 7 M b.TN Margaret age 4 F b. Tn George age 1 M b. TN

1365-1395 Park Lacy age 35 male Farmer Val. RE 1600 Val. Per Estate 600 b. TN Elisabeth age 28 F. b. TN Jno age 28 M b. TN Wm. age 5 M b. TN Jno Age 37 M b. TN Doctor b. TN

Town of Jackson 1374-1404 Atlas Jones age 32 M Farmer Val. RE 1200 b. TN Jno Bridges age 17 M Laborer b. TN ============================================================================ 1375-1405 Elijah Jones age 75 M Farmer Val. RE 2000 Val Per Est. 6000 b. SC Margaret age 74 F b. NC Martha age 16 F b.TN Caroline age 12 F b. TN

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JgB.2ACE/790.1 Message Board Post: Angela, I believe I could find the gravesite, as long as there is a headstone. If I do I will take a picture and e-mail it to you at the address you have listed. It would come from a different e-mail address than I have listed, though (my husband's). I know how it feels to wish there was a kind soul who could help in family research when you can't go to that area. Janis Shell

On the images of the 1860 Census they have right after the sex, the race (White, Black or Malatto, these are not marked other then a (/)tHE on occasion, which does not tell you much. I have put this into the transcription, after the M. or F.. Becky The Town of Jackson 222-248 J. M. Glass age 57 M.(/) Merchant Val. Real Estate 10,000 Value Personal Estate 12,000 b. VA Jane C. age 34 F (/) b. NC S. C. Age 17 M b. TN Thos. E age 12 M b. TN W. W. DAVIS age 12 M. b. TN ============================================================================ The Town of Jackson 226-252 Alf Davis age 52 M (/) Farmer Val. Real Estate 1350 b. VA Sallie age 44 F b. TN Sarah age 24 F b. TN Nancy age 20 F b. TN Margaret age 10 F. b. TN attended school within the year Thos age 5 M b. TN attended school within the year Ella H. age 4 F.b. TN Albina age 3 b. F.b. TN ============================================================================

Hi, I happened onto this so thought I would send it, believe this is one of the surnames I have seen on the list. Becky District # 9 P. O. Mason's Grove Page 158 1089-1118 Winston Ellington age 43 M Farmer Val. Per. Estate 225 b. TN Mary age 30 Thomas age 15 William age 13 attended sch. within the year Winston age 11 attended sch. within the year Newton age 9 Albert age 6 John age 4 ------------------

Thank you Nancy...at this time I don't find a connection but I am not as far back on the Russell yet so will save this and hopefully we will connect when I can learn a little more about our Perry/Terry Russell. Peggy

Dear Listers; I apologize for the very lengthy email regarding the RUSSELLs that I just sent! It was intended to be off-list, and I forgot to change the address . Just delete it if it doesn't interest you. It was for Peggy who inquired about my Russell line. Apologies! Nancy Noel

In a message dated 1/9/02 6:35:04 PM, [email protected] writes: << Can you tell me more about your Russell....what time period was he in Madison...was he born N.C.? >> Dear Peggy; I know very little about my RUSSELL forebears. What I know is included below. The sources are listed at ther end of the report. I apologize for the sloppiness of the report, but it's in plain text--I have a glitch in my word-processing program that can only print reports in plain text. Hence, the sloppy look. I hope you can wade through it all! Yes, the short answer is they were from NC. Stokes Co. I believe. Some of the sources are original and primary in nature. The rest is based on a book online, about the ALLRED family, who married into the RUSSELL clan. I can find the URL for the ALLRED site if you want. Don't have it off hand. Let me know if you see any connections. Nancy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ First Generation ————————————————————————————————————————————— 1 Elizabeth Jane(Becky) RUSSELL[1], GG Grandmother. Born on 3 Jan 1830 in Madison County, TN.[2],[3],[4] July 3 1830 in cem.book:Census says NC. died on 10 Oct 1888 in Madison County, TN.[2],[4] she died the same yr as her stepson, Wm.Thomas. Buried in Oct 1888 in Rocky Springs Cemetery Madison Co,TN.[2] 1. Nathan Kendrick says:G-G-Ma Elizabeth's tombstone is white marble with an open rose with the stem broken contained within a circle. She also has a sweet epitaph. [5] Census: 1. IN 1850 Census has her having been born in NC.[6] 2. 1880 Federal Census of Madison Co TN Dist 17: Eliza J. KENDRICK age 49 Keeping House b.TN Dad b. NC Mom b. NC Lucy J. Kendrick stepdau. age 33 B.Tn Dad b. SC Mom b.TN James G. Kendrick son Farmer age 22 b. TN Dad b. SC Mom b. TN Levina L. Kendrick Dau age 20 b. TN Dad b.SC Mom b. TN John E.C. Kendrick son age 14 b.TN Dad b. SC Mom b. TN George A. Kendrick son age 12 b. TN “” “ “ “” JOSEPH M.{alcolm} KENDRICK son age 9 b. TN “” “ “ “{NN’s great grandfather} Felix R. Kendrick son age 6 b.TN “” “” “ Thomas Kendrick bro-inlaw Blacksmith age 69 b. SC Dad b.SC Mom b NC Robert Slate [7] Farm laborer age 23 b. MS Dad b. MS Mom b. MS no relation[7] On 12 Mar 1856 when Elizabeth Jane(Becky) was 26, she married James A. KENDRICK[8], GG Grandfather.[9] They had the following children: i. Amos James(Jim)[10] (1857-1941) ii. Mary Lavina (Mollie) (1860-1936) iii. George A.[3] (1867-1900) iv. Joseph Malcolm (1871-1928) v. Felix Reuben (1874-1954) vi. John Clayton[11] (1875-1907) Second Generation ————————————————————————————————————————————— 2 George M.C. RUSSELL[12], GGG Grandfather. Born ca 1802 in NC.[7] calculated from age at time of 1880 census. 1. He became the guardian for his granddaughter-see notes under Alice Cornelia Kendrick. 2. Nathan Kendrick said: the 2 Russell girls married to 2 Kendrick brothers: Elizabeth Jane married James A. Kendrick and Aley Russell married Wm. A. Kendrick"[13] 3. Brazilla C. ALLRED wrote in 1922, “ My mother had three brothers and four sisters besides Uncle William and Aunt Betsy: George who married my father’s sister, Rebecca, moved to Madison County, Tennessee, and settled near Jackson.”[14] Census: 1.1850 Federal Census Madison Co. TN photocopy Dwelling # 969 George McRussell age 48 Farmer worth: $600 b. NC Rebecca wife age 47 b. NC Malcem(oem?) age 21 Farmer b. NC Elizabeth age 18 b. NC Vina(?) age 16 b. TN Emily age 14 b. TN Ailly ( Aley) age 12 b. TN Leah age 10 b. TN George age 3 b. TN 2. 1880 Federal Census Madison Co TN Dist 17 FHL film # 1255270 G.Mc RUSSELL Farmer age 78 B. NC Dad b. NC Mom b. NC REBECCA RUSSELL wife age 75 B.NC Dad b. NC Mom b. NC A.M. KENDRICK(Aley, widow of Wm.A.Kendrick) age 41b. TN Dad b. NC Mom b. NC LOU L. RUSSELL Dau age 36 B. TN Dad b. NC Mom B. NC A.C.(Alice Cornelia)[7] KENDRICK g.dau age 18 b. TN Dad b. MS(news to me) Mom b. TN J.M. NOBLES Farmer Laborer age 23 B. TN Dad b. NC Mom b. NC Research: 3.From Riverside Cemetery Inscriptions, by Jonathan Smith page 20[15] LOT 85. RUSSELL{ Any relation?} David Grant Russell, December 17, 1836-April 9, 1892 Caroline Swan Russell, October 8, 1841-March 16, 1895 David Russell, no dates Annie Russell, no dates /Annie Laurie died June 7, 1877/ Carrie A. Russell, no dates Bennie Russell, no dates Willie D. Russell, no dates Abbie Lillian Russell, no dates {I don't know if these are related to us, but they are buried in Jakcson TN cemetery} 2. From same book-as above, LOT 165. RUSSELL { any relations?} Jesse Russell, Sr., March 10, 1809-October 30, 1889 Nancy D. wife of Jesse Russell, April 13, 1806-December 30, 1872 George M.C. married Rebeccah ALLRED[12],[16], GGG Grandmother. They had the following children: i. ALEY M.[9] (1838-) 1 ii. Elizabeth Jane(Becky) (1830-1888) iii. Lovey(?) Leah[17] (1840-) iv. George[6] (1847-) v. Emily(Emiline)[18] (1836-) vi. Vina?[6] (1834-) vii. Malcom[6] (1829-) 3 Rebeccah ALLRED[12],[16], GGG Grandmother. Born ca 1805 in NC. determined by age at time of 1880 census. 1.On back of photo: (in pencil) "Miss Leah Russell" In fountain pen(E.J.Noel's writing)"Lovey Leah Russell, daughter of George and Rebeccah Allred Russell" IN ballpoint, added at a later date by E.J.Noel"Aunt of Papa's My great aunt(Bess Noel)" 2. The Aunt of Papa's referred to is the aunt of Joseph Malcolm Kendrick, his Mother's sister.NN 3. She must never have married as she is approx.in her 40's in the photo.NN 4. Brazilla C. ALLRED wrotre in 1922, “My mother had three brothers and four sisters besides Uncle William and Aunt Betsy: George who married my father’s sister, Rebecca, moved to Madison County, Tennessee, and settled near Jackson. Uncle Howell married and moved to Obion County, Tennessee. Uncle Jerome V. married Martha Waisiger of Fayetteville and settled in Franklinville in old age where they both died and are buried in the Methodist Cemetery. Third Generation ————————————————————————————————————————————— 4 Samuel RUSSELL[19], GGGG Grandfather. Buried in Cool Spring Church,Randolph Co NC.[14] 1. Brazilla Allred writes in 1922, “ Samuel Russell, my grandfather, was reared in Stokes County, North Carolina, on Dan River. He moved to Randolph County in early life and married Leah Burgess living the balance of his life near the church where he now rests with his fine son and daughter.”[14] Samuel married Leah Brugess(Burgess?)[19], GGGG Grandmother. They had the following children: 2 i. George M.C. (ca1802-) ii. Orpha S.[14] iii. William[14] iv. Jerome[14] 5 Leah Brugess(Burgess?)[19], GGGG Grandmother. Buried in Cool Spring Church,Randolph Co NC.[14] 1. Granddaughter was named for Leah. Leah Lovey Russell. 6 John Allred[14], GGGG Grandfather. Born in 1764. died in 1849.[20] 1. Brazilla C. Allred srote in 1922, “My gradnfather... settled about one and a half miles southeast of his father where he reared a large family and lived to be about 97 years old. He and his wife and several of his children were buried in Trogdon graveyard across Deep River and south of his home”[14] 2. Brazilla ALLRED wrote in 1922, “When the Revolutionary War came close, my grandfather, John Allred, shouldered his flintlock rifle and fought for the freedom of the American colonies to the end of the war. The fact of my grandfather’s fighting against the British aroused the anger of Col. David Fannen, the leader of the Tories or British sympathizers, and he and his band of men went to my great-grandfather’s in search of John, my grandfather, who happened to be at home, saw them coming, snatched up his gun and secreted himself in the attic, and it so happened that they did not go up there to search for him. My great grandfather also saw them approaching, took up his gun and ran out northwest of the house and lay down behind a large rock. I have seen the rock and played around it many times when I was a boy. He could see Fannen and his men from his hiding place when they went out to his crib, later opened the crib door and let many barrels of corn runt out, did the same at another log crib, then turned their horses loose in the lot to eat and trample the corn into the red mud. When they had eaten all them wanted them to have, they saddled them and started on towards the western part of the country.”[14] 3. B.C.ALLRED continues, “my grandfather, John Allred, married Sarah Spencer and settled about one and a half miles southeast of his father where he reared a large family and lived to be about 97 years old. He and his wife and several of his children were buried in Trogdon graveyard across Deep River and south of his home. My father was the youngest of 18 children born unto him and his wife. Four sons and eight daughters lived to be grown and most of them to a good old age. One daughter died when nearly grown. The other five died in infancy or early childhood. They all, with Uncle William Allred and Aunt Vicie Dougan, sleep with their father and mother in the Trogdon cemetery.[14] 4. William’s will, dated October 14, 1822, his oldest son, John, received the largest portion of the estate, as was tradition. John received 1/3 of his father’s land plus an additional 30 acres more than his brother, William, received. John and his brother, William, were also charged with taking care of their mother and making sure that she was provided for. John received the western most portion of the land bordered by the Deep River where he was already living with his wife, Sarah Spencer with whom he had 13 children. John had purchased this land, 5 1/2 acres, on August 15, 1820 from Archibald Ellison for $60. [20] 5.Within 2 years, John’s mental capacity had failed so much that his son, Elisha, and son-in-law, Solomon Free, petitioned the court to be appointed his guardians, equivalent to today’s Power of Attorney. The court papers, filed November 8, 1848, state that Elisha and Solomon had declared John "non compus mentis" and the Sheriff was ordered to summon 12 jurors to look into the matter. The sheriff acted quickly and court papers dated the next day (November 9, 1848) state that the 12 jurors agreed, John was mentally incapab le of handling his affairs and they declared him a "lunatic". The jurors also estimated that John owned land worth about $1,000 and personal property worth about $1,000-1,200. Solomon Free was appointed John’s guardian. [20] 6. Where John and his wife, Sarah Spencer Allred, are buried remains a mystery. Notations in the Feree/Free family and Trogdon family files in the Randolph Room (Asheboro Public Library) and the family history written by John and Sarah's grandson, Brazilla, lead me to believe that John and Sarah are buried in the old Billy Trogdon cemetery near Cedar Falls.[20] Court Documents: 1.Transcription: State of North Carolina Randolph County To the worshipful the Justices the court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the County of Randolph Pursuant to an order of the court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Randolph County ordering it's Sheriff of said county to summon a jury of good and lawful men to inquire into the lunatic and insane condition of the mind of John Aldred, Sr., We the undersigned after being summoned and duly sworn from the testimony made in the case and from a personal interview with the said Aldredfind that he is insane and non conpos mentis and altogether incapable of managing his affairs and has been in that situation for the space of three months. We also find that the said John Allred has in his possession a tract of land worth $1000.00 and personal property to the value of $1000 or $1200. In testimony whereof we have subscribe set our hands and affixed our seals. November 9, 1848 H. B. Elliott (seal) Charles Steed (seal) Thomas Branson (seal) Isaac Cambell (seal) Austin Lawrence (seal) Allen V. Osborne (seal) Abson Winningham (seal) Daniel F. Trogdon (seal) James W. Lyndon (seal) Asa Sumner (seal) Ausborn Baldwin (seal) Joshua Swain (seal) I Joseph Steed, Deputy Sheriff, hereby certify that the above jury were first duly sworn and qualified and rendered their verdict as they above set forth H. Andrews, Sheriff J. W. Steed, D. Sheriff John married Sarah Spencer[14], GGGG Grandmother. They had the following children: i. Claiborne[14] 3 ii. Rebeccah (ca1805-) iii. Howell[14] iv. John[14] v. Elisha[14] vi. William[14] vii. Vicie[14] viii. Jennie[14] ix. Sallie[14] x. Matsy[14] xi. Polly[14] xii. Alib (Alice?)[21] xiii. Lavina[14] 7 Sarah Spencer[14], GGGG Grandmother. Sources 1. Smith Funeral Home Records, Jackson TN 2. Rocky Springs Cemetery, Madison Co., TN 1995? taken by Nancy Noel 3. “ Taped Interview w/Elizabeth Jane Kendrick Noel,” Summer 1976, Nancy Noel, At home of E.J.Noel in Nashville TN, Nancy Noel, audiotape. 4. Book of Cemeteries in Madison Co, Sistler, 142. 5. Nathan Kendrick. in email of 8/2/01. 6. “1850 Census census,” Madison County Tennessee, 1850, microfilm, State ARCHIVES Nashville TN, 1976. 7. “1880 Federal Census,” 1880, CD ROM, LDS FHC. 8. Civil War, Company Muster Roll for March 10 to May 1 1862 9. Doug Kendrick-no relation, 5/7/00, research done by D. Kendrick and sent to NN in response to a query re:Kendricks. 10. Elizabeth J. Kendrick Noel-scrap of paper w/geneal.data 11. Rocky Springs Cemetery, Madison Co., TN 1995? taken by Nancy Noel unsure if this is sibling to James Kendrick;yrs match up. 12. 1869, Petition for Guardianship of Alice Cornelia Kendrick, Jackson-Mad.Co.Tn Library. 13. “Interview with Nathan Kendrick,” 8/3/00, Nancy Noel, Jackson TN. 14. ““The Reverend Reminisces”,” by: Reverend Brazilla Caswell Allred, 1922, History of ALLRED Family- Eliz. Jane Russell’s mother’s family, http://www.tngenweb.org/madison/families/families.htm, 9/17/01. 15. "Riverside Cemetery Inscriptions;1830-1975Jackson,TN, West Tn. genealogical Society 1976, http://www.henderson-lea.hc. k12tn.net/donahue/madison/rcem-s3.htm, of onliine edition:Jonathan Smith. 16. Photo found in E.J. Kendrick Noel's papers. 17. late 1800s, Miss Leah Russell(in pencil) Lovey(?) Leah Russell daughter of George &Rebeccah Allred Russell; Aunt of Papa’s-My great aunt(Bess Noel), Nancy Noel. 18. “1850 Census census,” Madison County Tennessee, 1850, microfilm, State ARCHIVES Nashville TN, 1976, Eliz.Jane kendrick Noel claims she was named Emiline. 19. ““Allred family Roster- Family Genealogy”,” http://www.allredro ster.com, 9/17/01, Extensive family history of ALLREDs and related families. extensive sources. Lots of links and a book on ALLRED family history back to 1300s in England. Allred name seems to have originated in Suffolk and Norfolk England. 20. Linda Allred Cooper, “John Allred son of William Allred,” http://www.allredfamily.org/john,_son_of_w,_report.htm, viewed 9/17/01. 21. ““The Reverend Reminisces”,” by: Reverend Brazilla Caswell Allred, 1922, History of ALLRED Family- Eliz. Jane Russell’s mother’s family, http://www.tngenweb.org/madison/families/families.htm, 9/17/01, claims she “near married, but lived near her place of birth”. Index Allred Alib (Alice?) child of 6 Claiborne child of 6 Elisha child of 6 Howell child of 6 Jennie child of 6 John 6 John child of 6 Lavina child of 6 Matsy child of 6 Polly child of 6 Rebeccah 3 Sallie child of 6 Vicie child of 6 William child of 6 BrugessBurgess? Leah 5 KENDRICK Amos James(Jim) child of 1 Felix Reuben child of 1 George A. child of 1 James A. spouse of 1 John Clayton child of 1 Joseph Malcolm child of 1 Mary Lavina (Mollie) child of 1 RUSSELL ALEY M. child of 2 Elizabeth Jane(Becky) 1 Emily(Emiline) child of 2 George child of 2 George M.C. 2 Jerome child of 4 Lovey(?) Leah child of 2 Malcom child of 2 Orpha S. child of 4 Samuel 4 Vina? child of 2 William child of 4 Spencer Sarah 7

Mollie You wrote: I am researching the Joshua Anderson Family in Madison, his daughter Mary was my grgr grandmother. Is this your family? Mollie in Missouri Mollie, I do not have any Joshua Anderson's in my data base. Mine was Walter N. Robinson B: September 23, 1793 in VA. He married Rebecca Chisum. their daughter Lucinda Robinson married James H. Jordan (My g-g-grandfather) Keep searching! Helen in TN

Not so far, but will let you know if I run across that name.

>>>Which GILES family of Virginia are you researching? My husband's HARDING line connects with a GILES family in Virginia. Colleen Taylor<<< Colleen, I am researching the Henry E. GILES family in the mid-1700's from Mecklenburg, VA. That is as far as any of the family researchers have been able to go so far. My husband's g-grandfather was Claiborne Young GILES originally from Franklin area, Williamson Co., TN. Claiborne (or C.Y.) GILES b. 12 Feb 1840 in Williamson Co. d. 1910 in Madison Co. served in the 20th Inf. Co. H Confed. out of Williamson Co. from 1861 -1865. He outlived two wives, Sarah A. "Sallie" HODGE from Williamson Co. (07 Nov 1845- 02 Aug 1887) 8 children, Sarah Margaret MAGUFFIN (1845- Mar 1895) 3 children. My husband's KING line is the one that connects with the HARDIN(G) line . David A. KING (out of Henderson Co. was married to a Mary Jane HARDIN(G) b. 02 Feb 1847- 02 Nov 1893. Do you have someone of that name in your line? The only thing I know about her is that she is buried at Jacks Creek Cemetery in Chester Co. Nan Gaither, San Diego, CA

Hi Gayle, I ran the three Davis names versus my data and did not get any hits. if you have anymore I will be glad to compare them. If you ever run across a John Egbert Davis let me know. I have been after him since 1979. good luck. Jim Davis >From: Gayle Lovelady Coberly <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [TNMADISO] Re: TNMADISO-D Digest V02 #11 >Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2002 23:44:43 -0600 > >Subject: Re: [TNMADISO] Re: TNMADISO-D Digest V02 #8 >Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2002 13:42:11 -0600 >From: "Dorris Davis" <[email protected]> >To: TNMADI[email protected] > >Hi Gayle, > I am researching my Davis line who migrated from Virginia to Madison >County, Tn in 1837. In the process I have done some saturation work in >several Davis lines in the county. I would be glad to run any names you >have >versus my data. > Jim Davis > >Hi Jim, > >Council Buntin married Susan T. Davis 28 Jan 1867. >Reubin Buntin married Mary Ellen Davis 01 Jan 1851. >Benjamin Jackson Powell married Elizabeth B. Davis 02 Feb 1848. >Benjamin Jackson Powell is first cousin to the Buntin's. I would >love to have any information on these Davis'. Gayle > > > >==== TNMADISO Mailing List ==== >Checkout the other lists being watched over by your List Mom; >http://mailing_lists.homestead.com/lists.html >To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, >go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com

Also looking for Kinchen (Kinching) Ruff and son James E. from eastern NC to Madison Co. abt 1830. Larry Gray Ruff ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 5:50 PM Subject: TNMADISO-D Digest V02 #12

Hi Wanda, Thank you very much for this information Jim Davis >From: [email protected] >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [TNMADISO] McCoy Cemetey, Beech Bluff >Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2002 12:20:23 -0600 > >Jim: > >McCoy or Potts Chapel Cemetery as it is also referred, is not a black >cemetery and I have never heard about freed slaves being buried there. >There are some graves on the far left side of the cemetery that have small >markers, but don't appear to have any names on them. I don't know if that >could be related to your question about former slaves or not. > >Wanda > >At 11:13 AM 1/11/02 -0600, you wrote: > >I am not familiar at all with this cemetery but I have a friend who is > >trying to determine if McCoy could have been burial place for freed >former > >slaves in the time period 1900-1930. Does anyone knows if this cemetery >was > >Black or had integrated policy in this time period ? > > Thanks Jim Davis > > > >_________________________________________________________________ > >Join the world's largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. > >http://www.hotmail.com > > > > > >==== TNMADISO Mailing List ==== > >NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain letters, >political > >announcements, current events, items for sale, personal messages, flames, > >etc. (in other words - spam) is NOT ALLOWED and will be grounds for >removal. > >Consideration for exceptions, contact Kathleen Burnett >[email protected] > >To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > > > >============================== > >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, >go to: > >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > >==== TNMADISO Mailing List ==== >Checkout the other lists being watched over by your List Mom; >http://mailing_lists.homestead.com/lists.html >To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, >go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > _________________________________________________________________ Join the world’s largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com

What Robinson/Robertson are you looking for? Becky [email protected] wrote: > I am researching > Robertson > Robinson > Hood

Is there a Mary C. WEAVER who subscribes to this list? If so, please contact me about George HARDING in Madison County. Colleen Taylor

What Pounds family are you researching?

Jim: McCoy or Potts Chapel Cemetery as it is also referred, is not a black cemetery and I have never heard about freed slaves being buried there. There are some graves on the far left side of the cemetery that have small markers, but don't appear to have any names on them. I don't know if that could be related to your question about former slaves or not. Wanda At 11:13 AM 1/11/02 -0600, you wrote: >I am not familiar at all with this cemetery but I have a friend who is >trying to determine if McCoy could have been burial place for freed former >slaves in the time period 1900-1930. Does anyone knows if this cemetery was >Black or had integrated policy in this time period ? > Thanks Jim Davis > >_________________________________________________________________ >Join the world's largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. >http://www.hotmail.com > > >==== TNMADISO Mailing List ==== >NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain letters, political >announcements, current events, items for sale, personal messages, flames, >etc. (in other words - spam) is NOT ALLOWED and will be grounds for removal. >Consideration for exceptions, contact Kathleen Burnett [email protected] >To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I'm helping several cousins in our Wilson family search out their Stewart ancestors....it appears they all may be related from what I have found. I need confirmation that I'm correct. Seeking ancestors of: Sarah E. Stewart b. 14 Feb 1851 d 22 Mar 1915 buried Bethel Cem. Chester Co., TN married Edmond S. Wilson 24 Dec 1871 Hardeman Co., TN. Joseph Miller Stewart b. 22 Aug 1854 d.20 Apr 1915 married Martha Elizabeth Wilson Lowery Jun 1873 in Hardeman Co., TN. William Theofolus ( Tint ) Stewart b. 18 Mar 1859 d 24 Dec 1925 md Paralee Shirles Wilson (sis/o Martha Elizabeth Wilson Lowery Stewart) This is what I have found or been told thus far: _________________________________________________________________ I believe Abel and Elizabeth are the parents of F. Martin Stewart. F. Martin Stewart m. Dolly Ann ? F. Martin Stewart was b. ca. 1838 died ? buried Bethel Cemetery, Hardeman Co., TN He was in the Civil War Co. B, 6th TN Cav. Union Army F. Martin Stewart and Dolly a. ? were parents of William Theophilus b. 18 Mar 1859 d. 24 Dec 1923 m. to Parlee S. Wilson daughter of Ingram & Eliza (Hunnell) Wilson, Parlee S. Wilson was b. 18 Oct 1858 d. 7 Jul 1920, I’m not sure of the relationship of Whit Stewart and Abel Stewart . I’ll have to look at some other books. Hope this helps…ruthe _______________________________________________________________ 1850 census McNairy Co., Tn dist. pg # line# 957 Steward Joseph 63 m farmer 550 NC x 3 69b 31 957 Steward Nancy 30 f NC x 3 69b 32 957 Steward John 17 m farmer NC x 3 69b 33 958 Steward Whitson 27 m farmer NC 3 69b 34 958 Steward Darry 26 f NC x 3 69b 35 958 Steward Jane 5 f TN 3 69b 36 958 Steward Caroline 3 f TN 3 69b 37 958 Steward Sarah 1 f TN 3 69b 38 958 Shinner Henry 7 m TN x 3 69b 39 959 Steward Edward 20 m farmer NC x 3 69b 40 959 Steward Charlotte 18 f TN x 3 69b 41 960 Steward Abel 35 m farmer NC 3 69b 42 960 Steward Elizabeth 34 f NC x 3 70a 1 960 Steward Ann 14 f TN x 3 70a 2 960 Steward Margaret 13 f TN x 3 70a 3 960 Steward Martin 12 m TN x 3 70a 4 960 Steward Washington 11 m TN x 3 70a 5 960 Steward Malissa 9 f TN x 3 70a 6 960 Steward Nancy 7 f TN x 3 70a 7 It appears Joseph might be the father of Whitson and Edward and Abel. Can someone confirm this? 1860 Hardeman Co., TN census District 16 Post Office- Bolivar By: T.P. Marsh Sept. 1860 House # 1790 Stewart, M. 22 Dabby? A. 28 Dolly Ann ????? William T. believe this is our Wm T. Stewart House #1796 Stewart, Whit 38 Nc Elizabeth 31 Tn Eliza J. 15 Tn Minerva 13 Tn Sarah E. 11 Tn is this our Sarah????? Rachiel C. 9 Tn Joseph M. 6 Tn is he our Joseph???? Queen V. 4 Tn Shedrick 1 Tn 1870 Hardeman Co., TN census House # 74 Able Stewart 56 NC Lucy A 40 TN J. A. 15 m Tn E.D. 14 m Tn J.B. 13m Tn J. W. 11 m Tn A.J. 6m Ill S.E. 3 F Tn Joseph 16 m Tn our Joesph?????????? Victoria 14 Tn. these last two.....Joseph and Victoria were listed with this family, they had a last name, but it was erased so I took it they were Stewarts. Did Whitson die in Civil War and Joseph and sister Victoria where sent to live with grandparents??? >From records online: CHESTER COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES - BETHEL BAPTIST CEMETERY Stewart, F.M. no dates Co B 6th TN Cal Union Army House # 89 possibly family of F. Martin Stewart Ann Stewart 35 appears to be a widow...did husband die in Civil War? W. L. 11 m may be Wm Theofolus ( Tint ) Stewart born 1859 S.E. 9 f J. W. 8 U.M.? 6 F. It appears Abel Stewart went from TN to Texas at the time the Wilson's and Joseph M. Stewart made their move in circa 1877-1878. 1880 Texas census Tarrant County Ed. 99, sh 234b Abel Stewart 65 N.C., N.C., N.C. Suey A.? 50 TN Elisha 24 TN John W. 21 TN Andrew J. 14 IL William A. 8 TN Ed. 99, sh 235b Joseph M. 25 TN., TN., TN. Martha E. 29 TN. d/o Ingram Wilson and Lousia Honnoll Ingram M. 6 TN. Ingram Martin Stewart William P. 4 TN. Louisa P. 2 TX. son born May TX. Did not find Abel after this census. Am I correct to assume Wm T. is son of F. Martin Stewart who was s/o Abel Stewart who was s/o Joseph Stewart who was s/o John Stewart, Jr. who was s/o John Stewart, Sr.??????? Am I correct to assume our Sarah and Joseph are children of Whitson Stewart, who was s/o Able Stewart who was s/o Joseph Stewart who was s/o John Stewart, Jr. who was s/o John Stewart, Sr.????????????? ______________________________________________________________ This from World Connect: Name: John STEWART , Jr 1 Sex: M Birth: 24 MAY 1762 in Chatham Co NC 1 Death: 1844 in Montezuma, McNairy County, Tennessee 1 Reference Number: 24158 Marriage 1 Rachel MORGAN b: 1760 Children 1. Jeane STEWART b: 1782 in Chatham County, North Carolina 2. Joseph STEWART b: 1787 in Chatham County, North Carolina 3. Barbara STEWART b: 1792 John STEWART , Jr. Sex: M Birth: 24 MAY 1762 in Chatham Co., NC Death: 1844 in Montezuma, McNairy Co., TN Burial: UNKNOWN Old Montezuma Cemetery, Chester Co., TN (formerly McNairy Co.) Note: John was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. Two or three years after the war, he migrated to Montgomery Co., NC where he applied for his Revolutionary War pension. About 1836 he migrated to McNairy Co., TN. Made application for pension and gave his DOB as May 24, 1762 in Chatham Co., NC. "This record is at my home in an old Bible". Enlisted in the autumn of 1780 and served three months in the light cavalry in Capt. William Cage's troop. He served again three months in the summer of 1781. "A few years later I migrated together with my family to Montgomery Co., where I now live." Pension was granted and a certificate issued in 1834. Before March 5, 1836 he moved to McNairy Co., TN to live with his children. May 13, 1838 Shadrick and Spencer Stewart made oaths that he was the same John Stewart, age 81, who was living in McNairy Co., TN making his home with Jane Edwards. The first federal census, 1790, listed the following Stewart families as living in Hillsboro District, Chatham Co., NC: John, Spencer and six slaves; Thomas, Elizabeth and three slaves; Joseph, James Jr. and one slave. Males over 16, Males under 16 and females. Father: John STEWART , Sr. b: ABT. 1738 Mother: Barbara LNU Marriage 1 Rachel MORGAN b: 1760 Children 1. Joseph STEWART b: 1787 in Chatham Co., NC 2. Jane STEWART b: 1782 in Chatham Co., NC 3. Barbara STEWART b: 1792 in Montgomery Co., NC 4. Shadrick STEWART b: 23 MAR 1798 in Montgomery Co., NC 5. Catherine STEWART b: 1795 Marriage 2 Rhoda POWE Married: AFT. 1801 Children 1. Spencer STEWART b: 1803 in Montgomery Co., NC this is his family in the census 916 Steward Elizabeth 42 f 500 NC 3 67a 18 916 Steward Noah 20 m farmer NC x3 67a 19 916 Steward James 18 m farmer NC x3 67a 20 916 Steward Phillip 16 m farmer NC x3 67a 21 916 Steward Ann 13 f TN x3 67a 22 916 Steward Joseph 10 m TN x3 67a 23 916 Steward Elizabeth 8 f TN x3 67a 24 916 Steward Shadrac 5 m TN 3 67a 25 918 Steward Coleman 25 m farmer NC 3 67a 29 918 Steward Mary 23 f VA 3 67a 30 918 Steward Cynthia 3 f TN 3 67a 31 918 Steward Spenin 1 m TN 3 67a 32 Shadrick STEWART Sex: M Birth: 23 MAR 1798 in Montgomery Co., NC Death: 1854 Father: John STEWART , Jr. b: 24 MAY 1762 in Chatham Co., NC Mother: Rachel MORGAN b: 1760 Marriage 1 Mary HURLEY Children 1. Parham R. STEWART 2. Dovey STEWART 3. Rachel STEWART 4. Margaret STEWART 5. Mary Ann STEWART 6. Martha M. STEWART 7. Wilson E. STEWART b: 13 APR 1821 in Montgomery Co., NC 1850 McNairy Co., Tn....bet they are related to the Stewarts... they are household just before Martin Stewart...... they have the names of the Stewart line (John, Shadrack, Martin, Parham) 998 Reynolds Jeremiah 34 m farmer 400 NC 4 72b 40 998 Reynolds Dury 33 f NC x4 72b 41 998 Reynolds Supprony 15 f NC 4 72b 42 998 Reynolds John 13 m TN x 4 73a 1 998 Reynolds Martin 11 m TN x 4 73a 2 998 Reynolds Margaret 8 f TN 4 73a 3 998 Reynolds Shadrac 6 m TN 4 73a 4 998 Reynolds Parham 1 m TN 4 73a 5 1006 Steward Wilson 29 m farmer 1000 NC 4 73b 14 1006 Steward Jane 20 f TN 4 73b 15 1006 Steward Lanora 3 f Stewarts in Old Montezuma Cemetery Chester Co., TN P. R. - Jan. 12, 1828-4-2-1888 Frank P. 1862-1933 Julia A. 6-29-1833 Dec. (broken rock) (wife P. R) Mary A. 1-6-1843 7-6-1897 (w/o H. B. Alexander-- Md 2nd time W.E. Stewart) (mother John G. Alexander and Lula E. Steven) Mary 6-12-1799 1859 (62-5-16)(broke stone) Shadrach March 23, 1799-Sept. 12, 1857 William M. 03 Mar 1855-05 Jun 1858 s/o W. E and J. E. David W. 27 May 1857-28 Aug 1857 s/o W. E. and J. E. Margaret 19 Dec 1853-16 Dec 1854 d/o P. R. and J. A. William T. Dec. 22, 1854 (broken) (son M. M.) --------- 1820-1847 (broken)consort W. E. Infant Nov. 26, 1866-Dec 2, 1866 (dau. P.R and J.A.) Harford Lee 1855-1859 (aged 4 years) (s/o P. R. and J.A.) Martha H. June 16, 1843-June 3, 1858 (daug. M. and M.) Melissa J. Sept 15, 1824-July 6, 1838 (daug. S. and M.) John died 1844 in his 87th year (born 1757) Infant died Oct. 1849-aged 3 BETHEL BAPTIST CEMETERY Chester Co., Tennessee Stewart, Ann 13 Jun 1885-12 Jan 1904 Stewart, Bob 1880-1962 (s/o W.T. Stewart) Stewart, Essie 1892-19 Stewart, F.M. no dates Co B 6th TN Cal Union Army Stewart, Frances D. 1880-1882 d/o W.T. & Parlee Stewart Stewart, Gerome H. 1900-1981 Srewart, Jessie 1892-1913 Stewart, Martha 1866-1954 w/o Wiley A. Stewart Stewart, Martha A. 1922-1967 Stewart, Martha A. 1922-1967 Stewart, Parlee 18 Oct 1858-7 Jul 1920 w/o W.T. Stewart Stewart, Pattye 1893- 1981 (d-n-l of W.T. Stewart) Stewart, Ruby Holloway 10 Jun 1912-9 Mar 2000 w/o Gerome Stewart Stewart, Wiley A. 1873-1906 h/o Martha Stewart Stewart, William T. 18 Mar 1859-24 Dec 1923 h/o Parlee Stewart I know this is very long but I need help from a Stewart researcher who might have these families in their database who can tell me if I'm on the right track or if I'm barking up the wrong tree ;) Any help is deeply appreciated!!!! -- Peggy <'}}}}>< Patriotic Tribute http://www.geocities.com/honnoll_honnell/WTC.html Honnoll http://www.geocities.com/honnoll_honnell/index.html Winton http://www.geocities.com/mawpeggy1946/index.html