Nan, Here is some of the King family of Franklin Co., NC, I know that some went to Wythe Co. VA., but some of the Jones family did come to Haywood Madison and Hardeman Co.'s in TN Barsheba Jones brother John K. Jones and brother David to Haywood, Allen to Madison and David's son James into Hardeman.. Bennett did as you see have a son David, do not have anything on him. Also in checking the index in the Will Book C for Franklin Co., NC there is the surname of PARRISH. Could you send me what you have on the King family or post it to the list and I will see if I can make a connection for you. Becky Descendants of Bennett King Generation No. 1 1. BENNETT6 KING (WOOD5, DAVID4, JOHN3, HENRY2, KING1) was born Abt. 1799, and died November 19, 1857 in ,VA, Wythe Co., USA. He married BARSHEBA JONES, daughter of JAMES JONES and UNKNOWN 1. She was born Bet. 1795 - 1801 in NC. More About BENNETT KING: Record Change: September 26, 1998 Children of BENNETT KING and BARSHEBA JONES are: 2. i. JOHN BENNETT7 KING, b. March 06, 1825, ,VA, Wythe Co., USA; d. 1897. ii. MARY KING, b. 1831, ,VA, Wythe Co., USA; m. ALLEN W. SUBLETT, June 12, 1847, Giles, VA, USA; b. March 06, 1825, ,VA, Wythe Co., USA; d. 1897, ,VA, Giles Co., USA. More About MARY KING: Record Change: October 01, 1998 More About ALLEN W. SUBLETT: Record Change: October 01, 1998 3. iii. DAVID S. KING. [email protected] wrote: > Dear List: > > Sorry to repeat myself, but I thought read a few of your posts and thought > I'd better clarify. These are the names I'm working on in > Madison/Henderson/Chester Co. and I remembered a couple more: > > My KING family originally came from NC way before the Civil War. (don't know > exactly when but after 1829). They settled in TN in Henderson and Chester > Counties, but could have been in Madison. I don't know anything about the > family before the Civil War. David KING served in the 51st Inf. out of > Chester/Henderson Co. His son, John Parish KING married Nannie GILES (her > family from Madison Co.--formally from Williamson Co.) and they settled in > the Beech Bluff Community. Her family (father: Claiborne GILES) gave part of > their land to build the Liberty Methodist Church and Cemetery and therefore > lived next to the church until the mid-1900's.

Dear Fran; Do you have any info on any MULLINS women in your family marrying a JAMES JOHNSON in TN, I think the marriage was in Madison Co.? I know there was a JOHNSON?MULLINS marriage I just don't know if this was MY James Johnson. If you have such info and have more data on that couple & family, I have some James Johnson info to share. Nancy Noel

I am researching Robertson Robinson Hood In a message dated 1/10/02 3:03:42 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > It is good, I think, from time to time to have a Roll Call for all the > newcomers and the rest of us that are lucky enough to add a new surname to > our growing list of names. > "The most disappointed person is the one who gets what's coming to him." -= Elmer Letterman

Good morning, the names I am researching are: Bakers Carnes Collins Hardwick Moatts Sewell Smith (in Alabama) Teel/Teal Wideman Woodall Thanks Wayne Sewell Alexander City, Alabama --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail.

Greetings from Seminole County, Florida I am researching the following families: Samuel B. EDMISTON born 1826. He marriedAraminta CROSS dec. 10, 1850 in Marshall County, Mississippi They had children: John F., Emily O., Henry M., Mary L., Rich Lee, S.B., Sarah A., James M.EDMISTON, b, 1852, Tennessee, died November 09, 1932, Memphis, Shelby County,Tennessee---Martha C. EDMISTON, b. May 1864, Memphis. James M. EDMISTON married Theodoria (Doshie) HOUSE July 31, 1875 in TateCounty, Mississippi They had children: J. Edgar EDMISTON, b. June 28, 1876, Desoto County, Mississippi; d. February17, 1974, Herrin, Williamson County, Illinois Daisey EDMISTON, b. 1878, Mississippi; married Paul EDMISTON Charles R. EDMISTON, b. 1886, Mississippi Pearle EDMISTON, b. 1886, Mississippi J. Edgar EDMISTON, married Annie May, or May, Allice WADERICK, or NICHELS they had children: Susie, Tinnie Mae, Clifton EDMISTON, b. February 11, 1902, Tennessee; d.October 04, 1972, St. Joseph Hospital, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee,buried Oak Forest Cem. Memphis William EDMISTON, b. 1904, Tennessee; d, Tennessee Paul EDMISTON, b. 1910, Shelby County, Tennessee; d. June 30, 1929, ShelbyCounty, Tennessee-- buried Mt. Moriah Cemetery Richard Buster EDMISTON, B. March 13, 1914, Moscow, Fayette County, Tennessee,died July 29, 1992 in Granite City, Illinois--buried Jefferson BarracksCemetery, St. Louis, Mo. Elizabeth EDMISTON, b. March 07, 1919, Macon, Tennessee; d. July 09, 1993,Jackson, Madison County, Tennessee, buried in Liberty Crove Cemetery thank you, Bobby

Hello...which Stewart line are you researching? Peggy William Everheart wrote: > > I am researching the surnames Talley and Stewart in Madison Co. prior to 1860. > > ==== TNMADISO Mailing List ==== > If you wish to subscribe to or unsubscribe from the Madison Co., TN list, use > [email protected] or [email protected] if > you are on the Digest list. > 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 -- 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

Dear List: Sorry to repeat myself, but I thought read a few of your posts and thought I'd better clarify. These are the names I'm working on in Madison/Henderson/Chester Co. and I remembered a couple more: My KING family originally came from NC way before the Civil War. (don't know exactly when but after 1829). They settled in TN in Henderson and Chester Counties, but could have been in Madison. I don't know anything about the family before the Civil War. David KING served in the 51st Inf. out of Chester/Henderson Co. His son, John Parish KING married Nannie GILES (her family from Madison Co.--formally from Williamson Co.) and they settled in the Beech Bluff Community. Her family (father: Claiborne GILES) gave part of their land to build the Liberty Methodist Church and Cemetery and therefore lived next to the church until the mid-1900's. The name Parish or Parrish has always been a puzzle to me. Does anyone know where my husband's g-grandparents might have gotten this name to use as the middle name for their oldest son? My Madison Co. names are: GILES, KING, HODGE, DUDLEY,MAGUFFIN,BOLEJACK, LAMASTERS (I forgot a few before). We have one HARRIS in the family. My Madison and Henderson/Chester Co. (those counties split along with Madison Co and our people lived in the area that was moved from one county to another) surnames are: KING, BRADFORD,WHITEHEAD,GILES, BROWNING,HARDIN(G) "Unknown relationship" to GILES, but many listed as close relatives in the family Bible, is the name of POLK. If you know of the relationship of POLK to GILES, HODGE or BOLEJACK, I have lots of names and dates to share. There are 13 POLKs listed in the Claiborne Young GILES/HODGE family Bible. Names ring any bells with any of you? Nan Gaither, San Diego, CA

I am researching the following, and would welcome an opportunity to share information: Bailey, Johnsey, Underhill, and ancestry of Walter Clarence Young of Bemis, TN Sincerely, Valeta Johnsey Marcom

Researching the migration patterns of Davidson/Hardeman/Shelby County families and all points in between. I want everyone to think hard and remember have they noticed these names on any of the Madison County information. These families all migrated together and spread out from Nashville to Memphis. Most began to leave North Carolina from Pitt County and all moved west around 1832 and ended up across West Tennessee from 1835 and up Briley-----Farmers Fleming---Ferry boats Gregory--Millwright King -----Farmers -Cotton Powell----Masons Redditt---Elders of community, Executors Shivers---Home Builders,Seamstress's, Livery Stables Williams--Merchantile stores Williford--Administrator's,Executor's of estates, guardians of minors All of these families play important parts in reassembling a broken Baptist church group and they all helped in the raising of the orphans from each others families through the years. Little record keeping was done to assist us 150yrs later. All the families have the same pattern of broken,missing ties and around the end of the civil war most of them had also started vanishing. Any and all bits and pieces of information is greatly accepted on any of these families. This is a private project of James Shivers in search of Shadrick W Shivers final resting place. James Shivers Shivers Family Legends http://www.xtremechat.org Shelby County TN Migrations Co-Ordinator http://www.xtremechat.org/migrations

Hi My name is Nanette Gaither and I live in San Diego, CA. The names I am researching are: (Hold on--you asked for it--) In TN and AR: (mainly Madison and Williamson Co.) GILES, KING,YOUNG, BUGG, ANDREWS, STANLEY, HODGE, CLEATON,WHITEHEAD,BROWNING,BRADFORD,and HARDIN (G) The KINGs I have are from N.C. and settled in Madison Co. The GILES are from VA>Williamson Co.,TN>Madison Co.,TN . The YOUNGs are from VA>Williamson Co., TN Those were the names I started with and the list grew from there with marriages. These are all direct maternal lines of my husband's. In VA: YOUNG and GILES In MO, AR, and TN: GAITHER, BELL, WELLS, RUSHING (husband's paternal lines) Gaither and Bell possibly from TX to MO) In TX: MUNDRIK, MONDRICK, KOLIBAL,RECEK, KRUM(M),HRCEK,HERCHEK,HRCHEK (my maternal lines) Anyone with any connection to any of those names in those areas, I would love to hear from you. I've been working on this slowly for over 20 yrs. Hey, Carolyn (from the Bay Area, CA), is this what you wanted to know. haha Thanks for writing. Nan from San Diego, CA

A couple of things I have been meaning to bring to the list for some time (just to perk up some interest in names): 1st of all: To Jim Davis and other Croom researchers: Have any of you seen the book, Unpuzzling Your Past -- A Basic Guide to Genealogy by Emily Anne Croom??? I've had this book since I started this quest. She is researching the Croom family in Madison Co TN, TX and other places. When I first read this book, a particular name caught my eye: Pitser --- Which brings me to #2 It would be interesting to see how many Madison Co AREA researchers come up with the name Pitser. Pitser Herbert Jordan was my father. I always wondered where the name Pitser came from (after all --- His siblings -- as well as all 8 of my siblings (including myself) were named for someone in the family) --- and I hadn't found Pister as a family name. And then: While involved in the "search" I came across the name Pitser Miller....(forgive me if my memory is not quite right) I think in Madison Co/could be Hardeman --- he was a store owner -- seems to be a prominent business person in the late 1800's. And then I have run across all of these Pitser's -- besides Pitser Croom: Pitser Anderson, Pitser Blaylock, Pitser Miller Robinson, Pitser Crawford, and the list goes on to include these surnames: Franklin, Galdon, Goldern, Stevens, McNeal, Yarbrough, Rainer, Roberts, Sammons, Vaughn, Anderson, and Crawford just to name a few. I apologize for not having the correct info on Pitser Miller - I read it some time ago and do not have notes on him. Maybe one of the Miller researchers can help us out. I just thought it a researchers puzzle and found it quite amusing to see so many boys (men) named Pitser…..and just to add another sense of humor --- my mother's name was Alcienia !!! and have only came across it while researching the Chumbley Take care ! Helen in TN #2 It would be interesting to see how many Madison Co AREA researchers come up with the name Pitser. Pitser Herbert Jordan was my father. I always wondered where the name Pitser came from (after all --- His siblings -- as well as all 8 of my siblings (including myself) were named for someone in the family) --- while involved in the "search" I came across the name Pitser Miller....(forgive me if my memory is not quite right) I think in Hardeman Co/could be Madison --- he was a store owner -- seems to be a prioment Pitser Anderson, Pitser Blaylock, Crawford, Franklin, Galdon, Goldern

I am researching the surnames Talley and Stewart in Madison Co. prior to 1860.

Hello, My Madison Co Lines are: LUCKEY- Joseph and son Samuel Joseph BAKER- Joshua, son Henry, and daughter Susan Ann........also Margaret sister of Henry and dau of Joshua also. MASON- Abner son Isaac, and son Abner Watson Piercy- Mary Catherine and mother Martha? All lines are in the north central portion of Madison Co and are affiliated with Antioch, Baker's chapel, Mt. Moriah churches to name a few. Teri Carter Ellis

----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2002 5:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [TNMADISO] New Year's Roll Call My surnames: Jordan Roach Robinson Willoughby Anderson Thornton Kilpatrick Mullins (Mullen) Hawk Stowe Chrisum So far all in the Hardeman/Madison Co area! But I'm sure I will find them in Henderson/Chester/Hardin and surrounding counties! Helen in TN ==== TNMADISO Mailing List ==== If you wish to subscribe to or unsubscribe from the Madison Co., TN list, use [email protected] or [email protected] if you are on the Digest list. 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 am researching the Joshua Anderson Family in Madison, his daughter Mary was my grgr grandmother. Is this your family? Mollie in Missouri

Betsy Hawkins(That's all I have on hermshe married Tyre Harris,they married in N. Carolina, went ti Wilson Co. Tenn and then he was in Logan Co. Ky. in 1850. Any help appreciated. Debbi Harris Loney [email protected] wrote: > > Hi Again, > I also have a lot of Hawkins in my data, not necessarily my ancestors, but if you > will send the names I will be happy to check. > Becky > > Eugene & Debbi Loney wrote: > > > I'm now branching out from Wilson Co. to surrounding counties including > > Madison,searching for Harris, Whitson, Eddings, Moser, Hawkins and > > Holmes. Debbi Harris LOney > > ==== 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

Hi List! I am searching for Criders and Scotts from Bemis, TN. Deanna, Utah > >

Greetings from Madison County, TN! I am researching the following families: WHITENTON in Madison County/James/George/T.E. BLEDSOE in Madison County Edward/Martha Elizabeth who married George WHITENTON WALKER G-grandpa James Henry WALKER who moved to Madison County from Gibson County after he married. This is my major brickwall!! Can't find his parents or any siblings. He married Lula Ida FITE in Gibson County. After her death, he married Jennie TURNER. FITE in Gibson County, came from DeKalb County/Thomas/John/Lula Ida NEWMAN in Henderson, Decatur, Crockett Counties, settled in Madison County ETHRIDGE Henderson and Decatur Counties HAM " " CREASEY " " HENDRIX McNairy County BEARD " " I wish everyone a very Happy New Year and hope that we all can find answers to our many questions. Thanks to many of you who I have had the pleasure to keep in contact with from this wonderful list. You have brightened up my days! Wanda

Hi, I am researching the following surnames from Madison Co: Graves, Turner, Luckey/Lucky, Ellington, Spears, Toms Gibson Co: Graves Crockett Co: Graves, Warren, Spears, McCord I have 'Fly' in my Graves line. My gg grandfather, Tarlton H. Graves m. Frances M. Fly (dau. of John Fly) in Gibson Co.. Will share info. Kay Graves Allgood Pegram, Tn.

Thanks Phil, but my John C. Kuykendall and Mary F. Eubanks married in 1880 Hardeman Co., moved to Madison Co. TN. 1900 and were listed on the Gibson Co., TN. census 1900 and 1910. Hoping someone who lives in those counties that are online may know of them. I am searching AR too. Good to hear from you again. Bob

I'm searching for the families of James Jones from Uptonville. Samuel and Mary Smith, in Jackson. Henry and Lucy McHaney Whitlow, in Jackson. Thanks for any help! Karen