This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: VAUGHN(TN), MARLOW(TN),THOMPKINS(SC) Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/0hB.2ACI/297 Message Board Post: Hi, pls does anyone know of a black/indian marlow family. Viola MARLOW , listed in 1920 census as age 18 living with her uncle Luschius, his wife Belle, his son, and her 2 brothers, Prince and Porter. This is in the Maury census. In 1930 census, she's married to Tenny Vaughn, who works for phosphate mine in Lewis county (Gordonsburg), and they have 3 kids.

what is TH????

Should have been spelled Dorthy. Jim Deal in Fl

Looking for Gorthy Nicholson Or other descenbants of Felix Brown.. Last known address of Dorthy Nicgolson was 602 Hill St, Columbias, TH. Any help would be appreciated. Jim Deal Fl

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: MONTGOMERY/CRAIG Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/0hB.2ACI/296 Message Board Post: Does anyone know anything about this couple? James MONTGOMERY is also on the 1807 Maury census. Their marriage certificate is signed: James MONTGOMERY John P. CRAIG I think this couple went to Lawrence or Limestone County Alabama around 1818. Any assistance would be most appreciated, email will not change anytime soon, thank you. [email protected]

In a message dated 2/16/03 1:13:21 AM, [email protected] writes: << Is this R. E. ANDREWS by any chance Richard Eugean/Eugene or Gene Andrew(s)? I have a great-uncle by that name and his father, James W. ANDREW, was in the CW. They were from Warren Co. KY. James W. died @1910 in Warren Co., KY. R. E. moved to Denver CO and died there in 1940. I have been trying to find out more information about this family for some time.>> ___________ Norma, I wish I knew. If your ancestor was associated with Columbia, Maury Co., TN in 1864, then there would be a better chance for a connection. I suspect that a look at the 1860 and 1870 Censuses for Maury Co., TN would help. The only child mentioned was R. E.'s sister, Sallie. She should be in the 1860 Census with her parents. Perhaps someone could do us a look up. Best regards, Hugh

According to the 1905 letter from Henry R. MIZNER to R. E. ANDREWS-- <<In the cemetery at Columbia there is a tomb stone with the inscription, "He excaped the bullets of the enemy, to be assassinated by a cowardly pup." The Court said he got his deserts. I don't think he ever had an enemy under fire.>> The deceased was a soldier in the 14th Michigan Volunteer Infantry Regiment Does this 1864 tombstone still exist? If so, whose is it? Are there any dates? Any help here would help a lot. Best regards, Hugh

Below is an extract of a 1905 letter from Henry Rutgers MIZNER to R. E. ANDREWS regarding a CW incident involving Mr. ANDREWS' father in Jan 1864 in Columbia, TN. I would like to make contact with descendants of this ANDREWS family as I am a descendant of Henry R. MIZNER. Best regards, Hugh _____________ T R U E C O P Y-Extract 61 Pitcher Street Detroit, Mich. November 14th, 1905 Mr. R. E. Andrews, My Dear Friend, I thank you very much for the kind expressions contained in your favor of the 10th Inst. You can form but a faint idea of the terrible time through which I passed in saving your Father's life. One afternoon two Irishmen, who had been drinking, got your father down upon the floor of the Sutler's store, and were beating him when he pulled a 4 inch colt, killed one and wounded the other. This was promptly reported to me and I hastened to the scene. I found the citizens sympathizing with the soldiers and encouraging to violence. I went at once to the family who were in greatest distress, your noble sister Sallie throwing her arms about me, and imploring me to save her Father's life. I can never forget it. It will be 40 years in January. I threw a guard around your house, a three story brick, just outside the Court House Square upon the road to Pulaski. About 8 in the evening I became satisfied that my men would attack your home and I went at once to the family, where I found four or five of my officers. I had not been in the house to exceed five minutes, when the front door was burst open and in came two hundred men armed with revolvers, and wild with rage. I sprang upon the leaders and struggled with them up two flights of stairs before I succeeded in stopping them. I was unarmed. Arms would have done me no good. I depended upon the power of my language and my influence over them. While on the second floor a shot was fired striking the casing of the door near me and undoubtedly intended for me. Had I been killed nothing could have saved your Father's life and the building would have been gutted. No one on earth could have controlled my men but me. They did not expect to find me in the building. Thirty minutes later, on a bright moonlight night I walked across the square with your father and my small group of officers and placed him in the jail. My men were upon the walk but did not interfere with me. The next morning with a mounted, armed escort I got him safely to the depot and to Nashville. ************************************************************* s/ Henry R. Mizner Brigadier General U. S. Army ___________________ Note: The "will be 40 years in Jan." comment is not accurate as the military record of Brigadier General (then Colonel) MIZNER shows him stationed in Columbia, TN in late 1863 and 1864 before his Regiment (14th MI Vol Inf) left the area for the Atlanta campaign and never returned to TN thereafter. This incident had to take place in Jan 1864. HH ________________________ END ________________________________

In a message dated 2/14/2003 12:59:17 AM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > > This is great and I wish more counties would do > this!http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~maury/cemetery/ > > Just wanted to let you know that other counties are trying. <G> We at Rutherford County are trying to as well. My link http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rutherfordcemetery/ will take you to Rutherford County Cemeteries Homepage. From there you can go to the cemeteries I have photographed. The whole cemetery is done, with transcription. You can also go to Kim Denny's page, where she is working on Rutherford Northwest, and to lots of other's cemetery pages for their Rutherford County families. No matter where you live, you can do this for your home county. You don't have to have ancestors from there. If every genealogist who uses rootsweb did ONE cemetery and made a webpage and put it online, the entire country would be done in days! If you have Rutherford county family cemetery pictures or a page, I will gladly add it to my site. Together we can photograph all the cemeteries that are still extant. Leave no stone unphotographed. <G> Teresa Ghee Elliott Need help with TMG sentences? <A HREF="http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rutherfordcemetery/index.html#TMG">Click here</A> or go to http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rutherfordcemetery/

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/0hB.2ACI/295 Message Board Post: This is great and I wish more counties would do this!http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~maury/cemetery/

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/0hB.2ACI/292.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank you very much for the e-mail. I appreciate you answering. Aggie Dudley and Lucinda Stone or Maybe Scott. was married May 1849 in Maury co. Other information has it Lucinda Stone Other records show it STone. Her children's funeral records show it as Stone. Just my brick wall I'm trying to climb over.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Woodall Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/0hB.2ACI/294.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I forgot to explain the Maury County, TN connection rather than TX. The Jill Knight Garrett Collection contains material primarily concerning Maury County, Tennessee, and those counties of Middle Tennessee located along the east bank of the Tennessee River between the Buffalo, Duck, and cumberland rivers. Some material on northern Alabama is also included. Jill Knight Garrett was the first or one of the first historians in Maury County, TN from what I have read.

Is there anyone with a connection to the NENON family? Sara McKEE m. W.A.NENON and they had at least two daughters Georgie and Katie NENON. Any help out there? CJ [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Nelson, Daniel, Uland Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/0hB.2ACI/245.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Great-----Here are 2 things: Please note Mary was called Polly in the Daniel Family. I would like exchange email with you too. Please send me what you can. Thanks Cousin, Bob ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is found in the 'Immigration To Other States from Southside VA' Vol I & II. compiled by Katherine B. Elliott, South Hill, VA. CHANCERY SUIT: It seems there was a dispute in the way the estate of Mary Polly Daniel's brother, Hezekiah's estate was being divided after he died. John Daniel, Judith Fuqua formerly Judith Daniel, Sarah Hancock formerly Sarah Daniel, John Nelson and Polly his wife, formerly Daniel. VS. The Hon. William Daniel, Henry Coleman and wife Martha, Elliott Coleman and wife Elizabeth, William Tally and wife Frances, Polly Woodson, Josiah Thompson, William D. Thompson, Martha Thompson, Lucy Thompson, and John A Thompson, Ariana Miller, Samuel Daniel and John Daniel in their own right and as administrators of the estate of Hezekiah Daniel, deceased, Hezekiah O. Daniel, William P. Daniel, Ann Daniel, Nathaniel W. Fuqua and wife Susanna, Joseph Goode and wife Mary, Reuben Hay and wife Elizabeth, Bouldin Vaughan and wife Susanna, John Pigg and wife Mary Pigg, Benjamin Lawson and wife Amey, Harrison Burnes and wife Judith Burnes, Daniel Nelson, Matthew Nelson, Thomas Nelson, Ambrose Nelson (JR), Joshua Blanton and wife Betsy, Anthony Franklin and wife Polly, Thomas Lasley and wife Susanna Lasley, William Hutchenson and wife Judith, Maria D. Faulkner, Thomas Faulkner and Martha Faulkner. William Daniel is appointed guardian for the infant defendants, Lucy Thompson and Joh! n A. Thompson, William A. Miller is appointed Guardian for the infant defendant Ariana Miller. Recorded 6 May1823, Charlotte County Order Book 23, and pg. 232. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The will of William DANIEL in Cumberland Co, VA dtd 8 Mar 1771, pro 24 Apr 1775.; I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Polly and her husband John Nelson for and during the natural life of my said daughter, one negro girl named Judah now in the possession of my said dau, and my desire is that after her death the said negro will all her increase shall be equall(y) divided among such as she shall leave to them and their heirs forever. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Woodall Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/0hB.2ACI/294.1.1 Message Board Post: I don't think he lived there but he may have committed a crime there. He lived in neighboring Walker County, GA and Jackson County, AL. What I found was a reference to "A circular letter, 1886, contains affidavits from M.E.M. Ellis, Sarah J. Brashears, Wm. F. Hinton, and M.E. Brashears regarding the confession of robbery by Elias Woodall of Allen County, Kentucky." In a collection from a Jill Knight Garrett. Coincidentally I was told about a marriage record for his son, Lewis/Louis Woodall when Lewis was 62 years old that Lewis' mother's name was Francis Brasher Woodall. This marriage record was from Grayson County, KY where Lewis spent most of his adult life after the Civil War. Lewis born in Walker County, GA about 1847 then moved to Jackson County, AL about 1848 then was separated from his family at about age 8 so that could account for the spellings of Brashears vs Brasher. Just trying to find the connections.... I've found Lewis/Louis living with a Thomas Wilson in Jackson County, AL 1860 census where is was said to have been "bound" until he enlisted. I believe I found his mother Francis Woodall in the same census in the same county wit! h 2 other children, Paulina J and John H.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/0hB.2ACI/292.1 Message Board Post: No marriage of Lucinda & Dudley Clanton in Maury Co, Tennessee. Many of early settlers came from North Carolina. By having or buying Rev. War Land Grants. Thomas P. Stone had land on Bear Creek, now highway 99. Was here before 1813, as he was mentioned in a deed book. Deed Book F, p 111 shows William Polk of Wake Co, NC sold land to Thomas Stone of Maury County. 300 acres for $1,200.00. This land joined William Cooke & Herndon properties. November 22, 1914. John Stone of Roane Co. TN bought 1,000 acres from John Adair in Maury County. March 1, 1806. (page 54 of Maury Co. Tennessee History & Families. Published by the Maury County Historical Society @1998. There is more about Thomas P. Stone and the Stone family of Maury County in this book. If you wish to purchase a copy for your own, send $73.00 check written to Maury County Historical Society, 201 E. 6th St., Columbia, TN 38401. This is all I had time to research.

Bob: I have nothing on the Nelsons of Maury Co. TN. My line is Bell and those that married into my line are Carter, Hall, Huggins, and a few others. Do you have any Bells? Eva Walker Myer

I'm just going to check the queries at RootsWeb.