This was just a microfilm copy of one page. so I do not have others at this time.

Several years ago I purchased microfilm copies of obits of some of my Maury County relatives. In going through the records I find that other obits are on the same page. I thought perhaps someone might like a copy and I will gladly mail it to them. The ones I have at present are: Mrs. Ida Maxey Wood, widow of Rev. M. A. Maxey who married Mr. Wood of Nashville. (Maury Democrat 17 Apr 1890.) Joe A. Irvine (Maury Democrat 17 Apr 1890.)

I would like to have a copy of Fred Lee Hawkins, Jr "Maury County Tennessee Cemeteries. Does anyone on the list know where I could purchase this book? Many thanks, Jeanette

You can get this book at the Archives in Columbia,Tn. ______________________ Janice W. McMurry 600 Dana Lane Keller, TX 76248 817-431-2023 ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2003 1:48 PM Subject: [TNMAURY-L] Mt Pleasant > I would like to have a copy of Fred Lee Hawkins, Jr "Maury County Tennessee > Cemeteries. Does anyone on the list know where I could purchase this book? > Many thanks, > Jeanette > > > ==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== > SOUTHERN HERITAGE NEWS AND VIEWS is dedicated to the preservation of Southern Heritage and to defend the honor of our Confederate ancestors. > To subscribe send e-mail to: [email protected] > > ============================== > 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 >

Gillispies here.- <A HREF="http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/guilford/obits/gillesp2.txt"> http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/guilford/obits/gillesp2.txt</A>

I found in the " Hither and Yon " book of Maury county that a William McKee was an early settler of the town called Bigbyville. Settlement began in 1807.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: McKee, Arnold, Dunn, Price, Pierce, Wigham, Ezell, Priest and others Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/0hB.2ACI/342 Message Board Post: I am researching a line of McKee's that includes a William McKee dates unknown except for the fact that this William had a son named Edward (Edd, Jesse) born in 1872. Edward (11 NOV 1872) married Rhoda ALexander Priest and they are buried in Dyer County TN...Edward and Rhoda had a son named John Jack (23 SEP 1896) born in Maury County but also buried in Dyer County. Wondering if William might be buried in Maury County. Also have NO clue who William married. Thanks for anyone's help and time in advance. I really appreciate everyone's time.

The father of my James Brown of Maury. BROWN, David Birth: IR 1727 Service: NC Rank: Pvt Death: NC 18 Nov 1778 Patriot Pensioned: No Widow Pensioned: No Children Pensioned: No Heirs Pensioned: No Spouse: (1) Isabelle McClintock

My ggg-grandfather James Brown was not the 1st cousin to Gov. Joseph Emmerson Brown of GA., my James was a 1st cousin to Emmerson's grandfather Joseph Brown b. ( I love having this governor in my family tree, he always reminds me of Scarlett and Rhett and GWTW one of my favorite movies. I well remember skipping my evening classes in high school to go and watch that three hour show.) James, David, William and Joseph Brown brothers b. Ireland, sons of William and Margaret Peggy Fleming Brown. Col. Joseph Brown of Maury was the son of James that was killed by Indians My James b.1771 of Maury was the son of David Brown. Joseph Brown - b. Ireland 1730/31 Brother to my gggg-grandfather David Brown. Joseph Brown Jr. - b. 1776 Rowan Co., NC. 1st cousin to my ggg- James Brown. Mackey Brown - b. 1797 GA. 2nd cousin to my gg-grandmother Elizabeth Brown. Gov. Joseph Emmerson Brown b. 1821 GA. 3rd cousin to somebody ! Gov. Mackey Brown b. GA All this has strained my brain and I hope you Browns can relate to the feeling. Should have let my FTM do it for me, if that's possible. Mary Stevenson Hulsey Kilgore, TX. Passing along family history before I become history.

I am trying to learn more about my gg grandfather WILLIAM PERRY BROWN b. 1814 in N.C. married JULIA A.C. MARTIN in Giles Co. Their children all b. in Giles Co. were MARY M. (Maggie) BROWN b. 1840 ROBERT M. BROWN b. 1840 (a doctor) THOMAS A. BROWN 1844 married MARTHA EMMA WILSON MARY M. (Maggie) BROWN married my g grandfather JOSEPH G. PULLEN JOSEPH G. PULLEN was son of THOMAS & SARAH GILMER PULLEN of Maury Co. The BROWN family and JOSEPH & MAGGIE left Giles Co. abt 1878 and came to McKinney, Tex. county seat of Collin Co., Tex. I am looking for any information on WILLIAM P. BROWN and JULIA A.C. MARTIN Donna Gray [email protected]

Hi Julia, I'm always happy to find another cousin !!!! I had found some Armstrongs in Lauderdale and other counties, but, just never really looked in Lincoln Co. Many years ago I did subscribe to the Lincoln historical society, but never found much. I have four different lines of Browns. The Isham Brown line in Giles and our Browns in Maury besides the GG Grandfather Brown that I haven't been able to trace, and the Gen. John Calvin line in Giles. Maybe you don't have Col. Joseph Brown's letter to his 1st cousin Gov. Joseph Emmerson Brown of GA., who is also our James Brown's 1st cousin. It's priceless family history. Do tell me more about your family and where they migrated to. Love- Mary. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------- Here 'tis. JOSEPH BROWN LETTER A xerox copy of the original letter furnished by Mrs. Evelyn McAnally, Columbis, Tenn. The original letter is in the Joseph Emerson Brown Papers, The University Library, Univ. of Georgia, Special Collections, Athens, Ga. The letter was addressed to Joseph E. Brown, Milledgeville, Ga. Giles County, Tennessee April 26th 1859 Joseph E. Brown Honerd Friend I received yous of the 16th instant and was much gratefyed to hear of your health and the welfare of your family. I am still in the Enjoyment of good health at preasent but met with a serious deficulty on the 12th of August last (.) being ould and stiff in going out of the door my shew hung on the Upper step and I pitced forward on a stone pavemant and my right hench bone struck the kirbing of the pavement and dislocated the they and mashed me so that I was confined to the house for ten weaks, but have Recovered so that I can Creap a bout with onley a staff, and if not deceived I feel thankful to my Grate Creator for his maney merceys to so unprofitabel a servant as I have been. My Daughter whome I live with and my children in Texas and Mississippie are all in their Common health as Enquires. My Fathers name was James Brown and he was the third son of William Brown and as you wish to know aboute your ancestrey I can give it f ( or ) a hunrd and fifty years (.) Your Great Great Grand Mother which was my Grand Mother, her maiden name was Margaret Fleming commonly called Peggy ( .) she married William Brown and lived in the north of Ireland and so near Londarey that she could hear the Bels a toling in the Cittey from the (ir ) own house (. ) I believe her fathers name was Joseph ( . ) I know she had two brothers come to America one of them was Joseph and the other William so that you and my self Derived our names from Joseph Fleming ( . ) My grand mother Brown lived to be one hunrd years and six months ould and she has been dead over fifty years. Grand Father Browns children names David Fanny Elizabeth Joseph James William nd Jane ( . ) One of David Brown Grandsons lives in Maury Cty Tennessee and his youngest son is an Excellent Doctor and has a fine practis vearey pious and belongs to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church ( . ) Aunt Fanney married George Hamilton and she had Eight sons and two Daughters ( . ) all lived to Raise respectable Famelys and as far I know are all dead ( . ) Some of them moved to Elinise maney years a gow and I heard the ( y ) were dead that moved there and all that stayed hear are dead ( , ) Uncel Josephs famely I suppose you know more about that I do ( . ) My fathers famely is all dead but myself ( . ) Probably you do not know of Cousin David Browns famel ( y ) he has two Daughters lives in Lodderal County ( . ) the ouldest married a man by the name of Reed he inclines to desipation ( . ) the other married a man by the name White he has a fine farm and plenty of hands has Raised a large famely and nearly all belong to the Baptis Church ( . ) Aunt Jane my Fathers younges sister married Rees Porter ( . ) she has Eight sons no Daughters all of which is now dead Exsept the youngest ( . ) his name is Thomas C. Porter he has some office in New Orleans is a man of Bussiness has been there several years ( . ) he had a brother that was named for my father ( . ) he was certainly one of the most Powerfull men in the Pulpit of his day he professed in the Revival of 1800 was a fine looking man and had a fine Education and went into the work with all his powers of Eloquence had a fine harmonious voice and strong set of lungs and was among the veary first Prechers ordained by the Cumberland Presbyterian Church and I have no doubt that maney hundred if not thousands will bless god threw Eternity that he sent Porter to declare his will to them ( . ) he died near five years past and went to his Reward in the good world ( . ) Aunt Elizabeth married a man by the name of John Duffy she never had aney children and she lived to be ninety three years ould and died in the triu ( m )ph of a living faith ( . ) Uncel William Brown had only four children three sons and one daughter he was a veary zelous Baptist to he became ould and then Joined the Universilist and died under a cloud ( . ) his children done no good delighted in hunting and drinking but was honest in there transactions ( . ) as you wish to know where our ancestor landed when he came to America I cannot say but I suppose where Phillidelphia now stands for it then was but a veary small villege ( . ) the ( y ) whowever settled on the Shanadow River in Virginia and moved from there to Guilford County in North Carolina and lived in the same neighborhood to Uncel Joseph Brown ( . ) moved to Noley Chukey in now Washington County Tennessee and from there to Pendleton ( . ) I believe I have answerd as far I know all your Enquiries, and if we should neaver meet in this world I hope we shall meet where diseas and death can neaver come, but while I live I shall be pleased to hear from you or aney of my connections but Especially aney of the famely of the Brown ( . ) altho I neaver can reward Uncel Jopsephs for their kindnes to me and my two littel sisters that was manifested to us this day seventy years ( , ) for it was the 26th of April 1789 I got to Ucel Brown with my littel sisters from the Indian captivity ( . ) I hope you may be abel to Read this scrall ( . ) I know the ( y ) settled on Shandow River but what part of the River I do not know ( . ) When I was on my ( way ) home from the Citty of Washington in 1823 I crosed the Shanadow I seen the largest apple trees I Ever seen ( . ) While I was waiting for the ferry bote I went over the fence and some of them six feet round as high as my head and after I crosed the River I stayed all night and they had cut down one that was in the way of a new building and the stu ( m )p of that was near three feet over ( . ) the peopel thare could not tel who planted the orchard ( . ) I think it was Rockbride County ( . ) I concluded that it was quite probabel Uncel Porter had planted the orchard for he took grate delight in an orchard ( . ) you will pleas give my Respts to Cousen Violet Reeds famely or Doctor George Browns famely when you see them ( . ) I am as Ever your&c Joseph Brown ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------- Mary Stevenson Hulsey Kilgore, TX. Passing along family history before I become history.

I have been reading with interest the postS on the "BROWNS" I have been doing research for 2 years but have not done anything on the Browns until now. My 3 great grandparents were Thomas ARMSTRONG and Mary "Mollie" BROWN that settled in Lincoln, CO. TN. My father, Phil Jackson WRIGHT'S mother was Willie Etta ARMSTRONG, daughter of Martha Evaline KING and David ARMSTRONG. David was the son of Rhina DEAL and David ARMSTRONG and this David was a son of Mary BROWN and Thomas ARMSTRONG. I am most interested in McClintock BROWN and Margaret KING. Could this Margaret have been related to my Martha Evaline KING? From what I understand the HARKINS, AMRSTRONGS, and KINGSs traveled together to Lincoln, CO. TN. I find it very interesting that on the 1850 Lincoln CO., TN census there are a lot of young people with the surname of BROWN living alone or with another family. Looks like there are over 15. Does anyone have any ideas as to why? So far I have not taken the time to see how all of the BROWNS in LCT relate to my family. Would enjoy exchanging information if what I have on the ARMSTRONGS, KINGS, and WRIGHTS would be helpful to someone else on this list. Julia (Wright) Molitz Newport Coast, CA

Tony, I found this Elizabeth PATRICK in my Stevenson files and she married William Stevenson b. 1764 ( probably NC ), d. Marshall, MS. William's father was John Stevenson b. Ireland ( son of William Stevenson, b. Ireland ) Mary Stevenson Hulsey Kilgore, TX.

Hi to the list I hope to visit the Maury Archives next week. Will need to stay overnight. Would someone familiary with the area please message me privately and tell me about motels and restaurants there? Thanks Alice in Fluvanna VA

Thanks I will check out on the Cross references.Tony ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, September 19, 2003 10:48 AM Subject: [TNMAURY-L] PATRICK > Tony, I found this Elizabeth PATRICK in my Stevenson files and she married > William Stevenson b. 1764 ( probably NC ), d. Marshall, MS. William's father > was John Stevenson b. Ireland ( son of William Stevenson, b. Ireland ) > > Mary Stevenson Hulsey > Kilgore, TX. > > > ==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== > SOUTHERN HERITAGE NEWS AND VIEWS is dedicated to the preservation of Southern Heritage and to defend the honor of our Confederate ancestors. > To subscribe send e-mail to: [email protected] > > ============================== > 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 >

Robert Patrick:: York CO.SC William Patrick York CO.SC Tony

1800 Census of Patrick in South Carolinia George: Edgefield Christian:::Lexington Ezekial: :Liberty Lucy:: Orange Henerey:: Orange John Orange Jessee Salem Jesse Sr. Salem John Salem Micazer Salem Minoa Salem Peter Salem Jessee Jr:Sumter Jessee Sr:Sumter John Sumter Micazer Sumter Minoa SUmter Peter Sumter Gabirell Union John Union Note seems to be a family tie in Salem and SUmter Co. SC Patrick families name of Micazer and Minoa Tony

I have BROWN ancestors in Maury Co., but it doesn't look like they are related to McClintock. They settled near Kedron in the north east part of the county, and they were in Williamson Co., TN and NC before that. If anyone recognizes these Browns, I would appreciate any info. Nel (Brown) Rocklein Newnan, GA Ervin BROWN b. 1822 NC, d. ?? + 1/Parthena JOHNSON 30 Jul 1839 Maury; b. 1822 TN, d. Bet. 1860-1866 ........Richard b. 1844 TN, d. ?? aft. 1900 ........+ 1/Sarah Lamiza RAGAN 15 Jul 1861 Maury; b. 1842 TN, d. Bet. 1870-1872 ........ + 2/Elizabeth RAGAN 1 Sep 1872 Maury; b. 1836 TN, d. Bef. 1900 ........William b. 1842 TN ........Thomas b. 1848 TN + 2/ Lucy JOHNSON 7 Jul 1866 Maury; b. 1836 TN 1840 census, Williamson Co., TN, pg. 177 Ervin Brown 1 male 30<40; 1 female 20<30 1850 census, Maury Co., TN, 25th Dist., pg. 310-311 950/950 Erwin Brown 28 M Farmer NC Parthena " 28 F TN Rich'd 9 M " Wm 7 M " Thos 2 M " 1860 census, Maury Co., TN, Dist No 25, pg. 521A 1191/1191 Armstrong Collins 22 M Farmer TN married within year Mary " 15 F TN married within year Ervin Brown 47 M Farmer 100 SC Parthena " 44 F TN

Following is a first of several e-mail of Known Patrick Families of South Carolinia, FIrst List is pre 1800,then 1800 and 1810 Patricks, followed bt 1820 Patrick Families. First is the Year on a Census, then the Name and then The location of where the Census Was. 1776 Robert Patrick Sr. Charleston District 1778 Robert Patrick Camden Dist. 1778 William Patrick Camden Dist. 1778 John Youn Patrick Orangeburg 1778 Henry Patrick Orangeburg Dist. 1779 Gabreil Patrick 96th Dist. 1787 Edmond Fitzpatrick Charleston Co. 1797 Casimi Patrick Charleston Co. Tony

The will of Ebenezer SMITH was signed 9 Dec. 1824 and recorded in Maury Co. on 25 March 1826. It lists his wife Jane SMITH, sons William SMITH, Robert SMITH, Zilman SMITH, Ely SMITH, Levy SMITH, John C. SMITH, and daughters Elizabeth and Jane Porter SMITH. Also, friend John GILCHRIST and Jean (Jane) SMITH, administrators. Witnesses Robert DOAK, John GILCHRIST, and George EGNEW. Most likely, Ebenezer SMITH's wife was Jane PORTER. Ebenezer SMITH m. Jane PORTER 6 Oct. 1805 in Davidson Co., TN. Also, Levy (Levi) SMITH probably married Frances M. DOAK, daugher of Robert DOAK. I would like to know anything about Ebenezer SMITH and Jane PORTER. Parents, where they came from, etc. John Norwood