Does the PAF program allow you to copy and paste? Carolyn in TX

I have SAVANNAH KILLINGSWORTH married WILLIAM RILEY CUNNINGHAM 08Jun 187l Marshall Co. They moved to Wise Co.TX, in 1874. Savannah was the daughter of JACKSON CARROLL KILLINGSWORTH and second wife, ANNA G. (BAGLEY)GRAVES. If these seem to fit into you linage, please write me at [email protected]

Paul Beatty, Our Solomon Meadows married a Lucinda Davis probably around 1800. Are they in your collection by chance. I don't know much about the Davis family from Marshall County, Tn. Thanks much, Lavonne Walker, 19505 13th Street, Shawnee, Ok. 74801 Email:[email protected] Phone 405-273-5345 or 405-273-3326 -----Original Message----- From: Paul Beatty <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, September 02, 1999 4:18 PM Subject: Re: [TNMARSHA] Genealogy Report Family Tree Maker >Lavonne, > >Thank you very much! The genealogy report does copy & paste. > >At 11:47 PM 8/31/99 -0000, you wrote: >>Family Tree Maker will let you copy and paste the genealogy report. >>Below is a sample of our Marshall County family of what you will get. >>Thanks much, Lavonne Walker, 19505 13th Street, Shawnee, Ok. 74801 >>Email:[email protected] Phone 405-273-5345 or 405-273-3326 >>Descendants of Alphus M. "Dock" Meadows > >Here are some of my Marshall Co. connections: > > > >Descendants of Ann Virgie Davis > > >Generation No. 1 > > 1. Ann Virgie2 Davis (Nicholas Sales1) was born Abt. 1837. She married >Thomas Shook Beatty >January 17, 1865 in Lewis Co., TN, son of James Beaty and Francis Priest. > >Notes for Thomas Shook Beatty: >Captain Co., H, Jacob B. Biffle's 19th TN Cav., CSA. Mustered and known in >the field as the 9th TN Cav. > >Children of Ann Davis and Thomas Beatty are: >+ 2 i. Pinkney Maybell3 Beatty, born May 14, 1866 in Lewisburg, Marshall >Co., TN; died November >07, 1945 in Colorado Springs, CO. >+ 3 ii. Eugene Sylvester Beatty, born October 09, 1867 in TN; died 1947 in >Bedford, Co., TN. > 4 iii. Thomas Walter Beatty, born August 26, 1869 in TN. > 5 iv. Martha Zuella Beatty, born March 15, 1871 in TN. > 6 v. Alice Florence Beatty, born January 25, 1873. >+ 7 vi. Albert Sidney Beatty, born October 22, 1876; died March 17, 1962. > > >Generation No. 2 > > 2. Pinkney Maybell3 Beatty (Ann Virgie2 Davis, Nicholas Sales1) was born >May 14, 1866 in >Lewisburg, Marshall Co., TN, and died November 07, 1945 in Colorado >Springs, CO. She married John >Thomas McAdams July 04, 1895 in Marshall Co., TN. > >Children of Pinkney Beatty and John McAdams are: > 8 i. Virginia Dorcus4 McAdams, born April 23, 1897 in Marshall Co, TN; >died October 28, 1945 in >Colorado Springs, CO. She married (1) Clarence Willis. She married (2) >Hollis Conway >September 28, 1918. >+ 9 ii. Orville Sidney McAdams, born August 19, 1899 in Athens, Limestone >Co., AL; died March 23, >1981 in Winnemucca, Humbolt Co., NV. > 10 iii. Aaron Beatty McAdams, born April 23, 1902 in AL; died in Spokane, >WA. He married Gladys >Willis. > 11 iv. Carrie O'Dell McAdams, born July 10, 1905 in Tecumsch, OK; died >July 29, 1986 in Zepher >Hills FL. She married Ossie Lygrisse April 29, 1927. > > 3. Eugene Sylvester3 Beatty (Ann Virgie2 Davis, Nicholas Sales1) was born >October 09, 1867 in TN, >and died 1947 in Bedford, Co., TN. He married Mary Jo Snell, daughter of >Walter Snell and Emily Barrow. > >Notes for Eugene Sylvester Beatty: >Eugene Sylvester and his wife Molly Jo are buried in Willow MT. Cemetery, >section C in Shelbyville, TN > > 7. Albert Sidney3 Beatty (Ann Virgie2 Davis, Nicholas Sales1) was born >October 22, 1876, and died >March 17, 1962. He married Willie Bell McClintoch. > >Notes for Albert Sidney Beatty: >Buried Beechwood Cemetery, Cornersville, Marshall Co., TN >Long-time magistrate in Marshall Co. > >Now we're getting somewhere! >Paul Beatty > > > > > >

I'd be very grateful if someone could look in their copy of the Marshall County History Book to see if there are any entries on the MUSTAIN family. Thanks much! Karen

I am searching for anyone with the Surname Cunningham. I have a: James F. Cunningham 1836-1915 Marsena M. Cunningham 1858-1914 William Hopwood Charlotte Hopewood Mary Ann Nash Hoopwood 1849-1899 I need a lookup and how to get to the Long Oak Cementery. Linda McLaughlin Faulkner

Lavonne, Thank you very much! The genealogy report does copy & paste. At 11:47 PM 8/31/99 -0000, you wrote: >Family Tree Maker will let you copy and paste the genealogy report. >Below is a sample of our Marshall County family of what you will get. >Thanks much, Lavonne Walker, 19505 13th Street, Shawnee, Ok. 74801 >Email:[email protected] Phone 405-273-5345 or 405-273-3326 >Descendants of Alphus M. "Dock" Meadows Here are some of my Marshall Co. connections: Descendants of Ann Virgie Davis Generation No. 1 1. Ann Virgie2 Davis (Nicholas Sales1) was born Abt. 1837. She married Thomas Shook Beatty January 17, 1865 in Lewis Co., TN, son of James Beaty and Francis Priest. Notes for Thomas Shook Beatty: Captain Co., H, Jacob B. Biffle's 19th TN Cav., CSA. Mustered and known in the field as the 9th TN Cav. Children of Ann Davis and Thomas Beatty are: + 2 i. Pinkney Maybell3 Beatty, born May 14, 1866 in Lewisburg, Marshall Co., TN; died November 07, 1945 in Colorado Springs, CO. + 3 ii. Eugene Sylvester Beatty, born October 09, 1867 in TN; died 1947 in Bedford, Co., TN. 4 iii. Thomas Walter Beatty, born August 26, 1869 in TN. 5 iv. Martha Zuella Beatty, born March 15, 1871 in TN. 6 v. Alice Florence Beatty, born January 25, 1873. + 7 vi. Albert Sidney Beatty, born October 22, 1876; died March 17, 1962. Generation No. 2 2. Pinkney Maybell3 Beatty (Ann Virgie2 Davis, Nicholas Sales1) was born May 14, 1866 in Lewisburg, Marshall Co., TN, and died November 07, 1945 in Colorado Springs, CO. She married John Thomas McAdams July 04, 1895 in Marshall Co., TN. Children of Pinkney Beatty and John McAdams are: 8 i. Virginia Dorcus4 McAdams, born April 23, 1897 in Marshall Co, TN; died October 28, 1945 in Colorado Springs, CO. She married (1) Clarence Willis. She married (2) Hollis Conway September 28, 1918. + 9 ii. Orville Sidney McAdams, born August 19, 1899 in Athens, Limestone Co., AL; died March 23, 1981 in Winnemucca, Humbolt Co., NV. 10 iii. Aaron Beatty McAdams, born April 23, 1902 in AL; died in Spokane, WA. He married Gladys Willis. 11 iv. Carrie O'Dell McAdams, born July 10, 1905 in Tecumsch, OK; died July 29, 1986 in Zepher Hills FL. She married Ossie Lygrisse April 29, 1927. 3. Eugene Sylvester3 Beatty (Ann Virgie2 Davis, Nicholas Sales1) was born October 09, 1867 in TN, and died 1947 in Bedford, Co., TN. He married Mary Jo Snell, daughter of Walter Snell and Emily Barrow. Notes for Eugene Sylvester Beatty: Eugene Sylvester and his wife Molly Jo are buried in Willow MT. Cemetery, section C in Shelbyville, TN 7. Albert Sidney3 Beatty (Ann Virgie2 Davis, Nicholas Sales1) was born October 22, 1876, and died March 17, 1962. He married Willie Bell McClintoch. Notes for Albert Sidney Beatty: Buried Beechwood Cemetery, Cornersville, Marshall Co., TN Long-time magistrate in Marshall Co. Now we're getting somewhere! Paul Beatty

Hi Y'all, Anyone visiting the cemeteries, if you get photos I'd really like to add them to the web pages!! You can mail me a copy, a color copy, or scan and email it to me. It would be great to get the photos online for those who'll never get the chance to visit. I am told by a great authority on cemeteries that early spring is the perfect time. Before the weeds get tall its easier to get around, and you can often see indentations in the ground in these really old cemeteries, where there are graves who's markers are no longer there. And there aren't as many critters to have to contend with! Good Hunting, Karen

Hi Y'all, Just uploaded some new photos from Belfast school dating between 1937-1946. They are really great photos and thanks to Frances Roberts for sending them. If anyone can identify the unknown people, Frances would like to hear from you! <a href="http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnmarsha/photos/photos.html">Photo Gallery</a> Good Hunting, Karen

Claude, The Horton Cemetery is just a very small cemetery located on Delina Rd. There is a small wooden white sign that says Horton Cemetery. However it is grown up pretty much with tall grass and weeds. At least it was as of July when I was there. So pay careful attention when you try to find it or you may miss it. It set up on a little hill and the only access to it is a small road that is grass covered. No blacktop, gravel or dirt but grass covered! Remember there are rattlesnakes in that area so be careful in the tall grass! You may want to take something to cut the weeds and grass that has grown over some stones. The New Hope Cemetary out of Cornersville is a very very old cemetery and I found it interesting. It is right on a sharp bend in road. Can't miss it. Good Luck!

Are there any of the Marshall Co. History for sale? I have seen some discussionon the e-mail people not getting response to the society and theier publication. Are they still publishing the quareterly? Carolyn in TX

Yes, there is a History of Marshall County. There are several copies around town. One is in our library, I believe.- Christopher C & M Taylor in TN e-mail: [email protected] On Wed, 1 Sep 1999 00:36:03 -0000 "Lavonne Walker" <[email protected]> writes: >Has Marshall County, Tn. put out a county history book like many of >the counties have? Thanks in advance, Lavonne in Oklahoma >-----Original Message----- >From: Dorothy Chance <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >Date: Wednesday, September 01, 1999 1:36 AM >Subject: Re: [TNMARSHA] Updates > > >>Karen, Is my face ever red! After inquiring about the family group >sheets, >>I went to the site and found mine already there!! Not sorry, tho, >since >>seems to have stirred up some more of us to submit some! >> >>Thanks for your fine work. Dorothy Wakefield Chance >> >>BTW, I spent many happy hours in Lewisburg and Cornersville as a >child and >>would love hearing from anyone who was around during the '40's and >'50's! >>Ann Linton and Jane Turner were special friends. And Scrapper and >Lucille >>Jones. And "Miss Sadie D." Jones, Scrapper's mother. At least their >house >>has changed little since those days! >> >>I have not been able to locate where my ggrandparents are buried. >Where do >>you go in Cornersville to seek such information? >> >> >> >>----- Original Message ----- >>From: Karen in Kentucky <[email protected]> >>To: <[email protected]> >>Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 1:19 AM >>Subject: Re: [TNMARSHA] Updates >> >> >>> Hi Dorothy, >>> Wouldn't it be great if we could have all the surnames from >Marshall >>County >>> represented with a Family Group Sheet! You'll find the list of >Family >>Group >>> Sheets already online at: >>http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnmarsha/familygroup.html >>> to submit a group sheet the info is at: >>> http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnmarsha/submitgs.html >>> Hope to hear from you soon! >>> Karen >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Dorothy Chance wrote: >>> >>> > Hi, I may have missed your request for family group sheets. I >have a >>couple >>> > of Marshall County families I would be happy to contribute. They >lived >>in >>> > Cornersville. What do I need to do? >>> > >>> > Thanks, Dorothy Wakefield Chance >>> > >>> > ----- Original Message ----- >>> > From: Karen in Kentucky <[email protected]> >>> > To: <[email protected]> >>> > Sent: Saturday, August 28, 1999 2:22 PM >>> > Subject: [TNMARSHA] Updates >>> > >>> > > Hi All, >>> > > My server appears to be working just great this morning! So I >will >>> > > announce the newest updates to the Marshall County website. >>> > > >>> > > David Monroe South Family Bible was added this week. >>> > > Wills page: John Davis, Alexander Hobby and Andrew Patterson's >wills >>> > > have recently been added. >>> > > Photos page: 1937 3rd grade class and 1947 graduating class >from >>> > > Belfast School were added this morning. >>> > > Marriage records were last updated on the 19th of Aug. >>> > > Family Group Sheets: Calvin HOBBY and John FOX are the newest >>additions. >>> > > >>> > > There are now 16 Death records online. >>> > > Surnames page was updated this morning. >>> > > I was thinking about a cemetery database, where we could all >add the >>> > > gravestone insriptions that we have collected. I know many of >you have >>> > > been to Marshall County and gathered those for your family, >>collectively >>> > > we could probably have several hundred in a matter of weeks! >If >>anyone >>> > > has suggestions of other things they'd like to see added to the >>website, >>> > > send them on! >>> > > Good Hunting, >>> > > Karen >>> > > >>> > > >>> >>> >> >> > ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

The grocery is SPENCER'S Market. The building has been there a very long time. John Kiser is a part of the Marshall County Historical Society and lives in Cornersville. He has painted a beautiful mural on the City Hall wall. C & M Taylor in TN e-mail: [email protected] On Wed, 01 Sep 1999 11:29:52 Paul Beatty <[email protected]> writes: >Dorothy, > >I was in a similiar quandary a couple years ago. I had driven from Kentucky to middle Tennessee to do some research. It was the first time I'd been to Cornersville. It's a wonderful town filled with friendly people. I saw an elderly gentleman cleaning up the town square, where the nice little park is and asked him. He took me to a small grocery across the street. I can't remember the name but you'll see it. It's where the old-timers congregate. Everyone there was most helpful. One gentleman told me he didn't remember any Beattys living in Cornersville but he had only been there since 1925. ><g> Good hunting. Paul ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

my grandmother is from a small community here in Tennessee mooresville Tennessee. i was wondering if the wells family has a web page? thanks roger

Dorothy: First of all, in the Lone Oak Cemetery there are: Robert C. Enloe 1873-1931 Lena B. Enloe 1878-1974 In the Horton (Haughton) Cemetery in Cornersville: Freemon N. Wakefield Mar 14, 1885-Dec 18, 1956 and Edna J. Wakefield nov 22, 1887-Nov 23, 1970 In Beechwood Cemetery (located at Cornersville. Seven miles south of Lewisburg.): T. W. Wakefield Jan 30, 1850-Jan 8, 1910 and Addie C. Wakefield 1851-1934 Bell Zana, dau of T.W. and M.A. Wakefield mar 16, 1890-Feb 1, 1892 In the Short Cemetery in Cornersville: Monroe, son of J.F. and L.A. Wakefield 1884-1904 Lee Otis Wakefield Oct 13, 1889-Jan 29, 1967 and Annie Mae Thompson Wakefield Mar 30, 1891 _______ In Loving Memory of John Kenneth Wakefield Sept 21, 1919-May 4, 1963 "A cancer victim who gave his body for research that others might live" Father Tom B.Wakefield 1895- and Mother Lucile P. Wakefield 1898-1957 Louise Wakefield 1916-1934 J. Henry Wakefield 1881-1967 and Gertrude E. Wakefield 1885-1938 John F. Wakefield Oct 2, 1863-Nov 4, 1952 and Lydia Wall Wakefield Dec 8, 1862-Mar 10, 1941 William N. Wakefield 1860-1935 and Sallie A. Wakefield 1866-19__ Tullie R. Wakefield1892-1956 and Bertha E. Wakefield 1895-1974 M. N. son of T.R. and B. E. Wakefield Nov 29, 1917-Dec 3 1917 George W. Wakefield Apr 29, 1890-Oct 26, 1957 and Willie Mai F. Wakefield Feb 28, 1894 ______ There are other listings in other cemeteries...if you want more let me know and I'll send them tomorrow. Best of luck, Cary

Thanks very much for your generous offer.. My great grandfather was Thomas Winston Wakefield, born January 30, 1850, died January 19, 1918, and his wife, Martha Adelaide Cunningham Wakefield, born March 1851, died in 1934. One of their children, Bell Zana is also said to be buried in Cornersville. She was born March 16, 1890. My grandmother's brother, last name Enloe, may be located in the same cemetery but I am not certain. I have driven through the cemetery in Cornersville (Beechwood?) and explored a bit there to no avail. I am not sure that Brick Church is in Marshall County, but they could be buried there, but I have not found the graves. My grandparents raised their family in Cornersville, but are buried in Shelbyville. There is another Wakefield family in Marshall county that does not appear to be related to this family...tho who knows! Again, thank you for your generosity. Dorothy ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 10:23 PM Subject: Re: [TNMARSHA] Updates > Dorothy: > Send me an email privately and I would be delighted to check my Cemeteries of > Marshall County book. > Cary > >

Paul Beatty wrote: > > Wanda, > > That doesn't work with FTM, at least on my system. FTM doesn't save the > file as text and it can't be viewed in any editor I have. > > Paul > > At 11:12 PM 8/31/99 -0500, you wrote: > > >You can print to a text file from Family Tree Maker and > >Family Origins as well that's how I sent mine months ago. I > >use Family Origins, from the report screen print a family > >group sheet when the print screen comes up choose text file > >or ascii whichever it says instead of screen or printer. I > >save mine in MyFiles as a subfolder Family Group Sheets > >makes it easy to exchange with others via e-mail. I hope you > >get loads. > >Wanda > > > > > > Paul You are right. I assumed it would because the language is similiar to FO. Another reason to stay with FO. Wanda

Wanda, That doesn't work with FTM, at least on my system. FTM doesn't save the file as text and it can't be viewed in any editor I have. Paul At 11:12 PM 8/31/99 -0500, you wrote: >You can print to a text file from Family Tree Maker and >Family Origins as well that's how I sent mine months ago. I >use Family Origins, from the report screen print a family >group sheet when the print screen comes up choose text file >or ascii whichever it says instead of screen or printer. I >save mine in MyFiles as a subfolder Family Group Sheets >makes it easy to exchange with others via e-mail. I hope you >get loads. >Wanda > > >

Dorothy, I was in a similiar quandary a couple years ago. I had driven from Kentucky to middle Tennessee to do some research. It was the first time I'd been to Cornersville. It's a wonderful town filled with friendly people. I saw an elderly gentleman cleaning up the town square, where the nice little park is and asked him. He took me to a small grocery across the street. I can't remember the name but you'll see it. It's where the old-timers congregate. Everyone there was most helpful. One gentleman told me he didn't remember any Beattys living in Cornersville but he had only been there since 1925. <g> Good hunting. Paul At 08:24 PM 8/31/99 -0500, you wrote: >Karen, Is my face ever red! After inquiring about the family group sheets, >I went to the site and found mine already there!! Not sorry, tho, since >seems to have stirred up some more of us to submit some! > >Thanks for your fine work. Dorothy Wakefield Chance > >BTW, I spent many happy hours in Lewisburg and Cornersville as a child and >would love hearing from anyone who was around during the '40's and '50's! >Ann Linton and Jane Turner were special friends. And Scrapper and Lucille >Jones. And "Miss Sadie D." Jones, Scrapper's mother. At least their house >has changed little since those days! > >I have not been able to locate where my ggrandparents are buried. Where do >you go in Cornersville to seek such information? > > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: Karen in Kentucky <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 1:19 AM >Subject: Re: [TNMARSHA] Updates > > >> Hi Dorothy, >> Wouldn't it be great if we could have all the surnames from Marshall >County >> represented with a Family Group Sheet! You'll find the list of Family >Group >> Sheets already online at: >http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnmarsha/familygroup.html >> to submit a group sheet the info is at: >> http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnmarsha/submitgs.html >> Hope to hear from you soon! >> Karen >> >> >> >> >> Dorothy Chance wrote: >> >> > Hi, I may have missed your request for family group sheets. I have a >couple >> > of Marshall County families I would be happy to contribute. They lived >in >> > Cornersville. What do I need to do? >> > >> > Thanks, Dorothy Wakefield Chance >> > >> > ----- Original Message ----- >> > From: Karen in Kentucky <[email protected]> >> > To: <[email protected]> >> > Sent: Saturday, August 28, 1999 2:22 PM >> > Subject: [TNMARSHA] Updates >> > >> > > Hi All, >> > > My server appears to be working just great this morning! So I will >> > > announce the newest updates to the Marshall County website. >> > > >> > > David Monroe South Family Bible was added this week. >> > > Wills page: John Davis, Alexander Hobby and Andrew Patterson's wills >> > > have recently been added. >> > > Photos page: 1937 3rd grade class and 1947 graduating class from >> > > Belfast School were added this morning. >> > > Marriage records were last updated on the 19th of Aug. >> > > Family Group Sheets: Calvin HOBBY and John FOX are the newest >additions. >> > > >> > > There are now 16 Death records online. >> > > Surnames page was updated this morning. >> > > I was thinking about a cemetery database, where we could all add the >> > > gravestone insriptions that we have collected. I know many of you have >> > > been to Marshall County and gathered those for your family, >collectively >> > > we could probably have several hundred in a matter of weeks! If >anyone >> > > has suggestions of other things they'd like to see added to the >website, >> > > send them on! >> > > Good Hunting, >> > > Karen >> > > >> > > >> >> > > >

Claude, This from, "Cemetery Records of Marshall County, Tennessee." Horton (Haughton) Cemetery-Located four-tenths mile on Delina Road off the Spring Place Road. New Hope Cemetery (Cherry Corner) - Located two miles southeast of Cornersville Corporate limits, at Cherry Corner, on Cornersville-Ostella Road. The New Hope Methodist Church once stood near this cemetery. New Hope Cemetery (Fishing Ford) - Located on Fishing Ford Road near Talley Station. Paul Beatty At 03:22 PM 8/31/99 -0400, you wrote: >Could someone tell me the location of the New Hope Cemetery and the Horton >Cemetery in Marshall County, Tn. It would be greatly appreciated. > >Thanks, > >Claude Cheatham > > > > > > > >

Karen in Kentucky wrote: > > Hi Belinda , > Thanks for the Brothers Keeper directions. > Anyone who has Brother's Keeper and wants to send the Group Sheets as text file > attachments, or just pasted into an email. I will also add a note to that > affect on the Group Sheet webpage and an option for that on the form. > Karen > > [email protected] wrote: > > > Dear Karen- > > > > there is really no need to create a new form............most program will > > allow you to create a txt file. The instructions for Brothers Keeper are as > > follows: > > > > Go to Family Group Sheet > > Choose beginning name of the group you need > > Choose all preferences necessary > > Go to File......choose Create a text file............. > > Save it in My Documents or any other word file that you choose > > (I chose NOTEPAD) > > Then display the group sheet. > > > > To OPEN THE FILE......... > > Go to Open Document on your start button and choose the file you created and > > it will open as a text file. > > This will enable you to highlight all text then ( CTRL/C.......to copy) > > and (CTRL / V) to paste it in the email............... > > > > If you had a form for text on your web site to enter text file and submit > > this would paste there as well. > > Thank you......hope this helps > > Belinda You can print to a text file from Family Tree Maker and Family Origins as well that's how I sent mine months ago. I use Family Origins, from the report screen print a family group sheet when the print screen comes up choose text file or ascii whichever it says instead of screen or printer. I save mine in MyFiles as a subfolder Family Group Sheets makes it easy to exchange with others via e-mail. I hope you get loads. Wanda