JLuna93420@aol.com wrote: > > Could anyone help me with Mrs Jennie Pennington. I am trying to locate > what part of Maury County she lived in, and where the children that she > was keeping may have attended school. My father was one of the children > she helped raise. > Thanks, > Jluna93420 > joyce > > ==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== > Researching the following Maury County surnames: HARDISON - JETER - KENNON - LEWIS - MACK - MAYSE - MILES - MITCHELL - MURPHY - OLIVER - PARK - PARRISH - RIEVES - ROOK - WELLS - demastus@aol.com > Dear Joyce, I thought that you were referring to the Mrs. Pennington whose obituary was in THE COLUMBIA HERALD yesterday, and is on their web page today, but the lady who died is Mrs. Barbara Pennington. The phone book gives several Penningtons in Maury County but not a Jane. There is a J. Pennington but, from your message it sounds like Jane has also died, as you use the past tense. Do you have any other information about her, her married or single name, etc. that might help locate her? By the way, when I first saw your e-mail coming through I thought that you were my good friend, Jane Luna, who lives here. Do you know her? She is now about out of the genealogy business, I think, but published the LUNA book a few years ago. Where do you live? I am working on a data base of Maury County Researchers for our Maury County Historical Society webpage and would like to include locations too. Lottaluck. Fred.
Connelly, Charles W, Jr (Chuck), SITS wrote: > > Can someone help me with a question on the 1906 Maury County directory that > I found > in the Century Review book. There is a W.L. Connelly(16) that I believe is > my g-grand > father. The question is, are the numbers listed beside the names postal > routes or some > other type of indicator that would give me and idea in what part of the > county he may > have lived at that time. > > Thanks for any help. > > Charles Connelly > http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/7520/ > Dear Chuck, You are right in surmissing that the numbers are related to the Postal Routes. He says in the introduction to the chapter that 16 is one of the routes in the City of Columbia. Further than that, he gives no other indication as to the part of the city. I do not know that a map showing these routes exists. At least, I have never seen one. Not much help, I'm afraid, but at least you have found a name that might lead you to further proof on down the road. Lottaluck. Fred Hawkins
Jon & Jeannette Scott wrote: > > Janis, > None of the names you present look familiar to me. I don't know my Walkers are connected to these or not. I am seeking information on Francis Ann Walker who married Samuel Alderson Baker > (August 14, 1817) and on William Walker who married Maltida Caroline Anderson. Both of these families lived in Hickman County near the Maury County line. I believe William and Francis to > be siblings and that their father was a Thomas Walker and that they may have been in Maury Co. around Williamsport area earlier (no proof or documentation yet).Good luck in your search. > Jeannette. > > ==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== > If you hit reply to an e-mail posted to the list, it automatically replies to the list. To send to individual, be sure to change adressee in TO: section. > Hello All, First time to use the list. Been reading alot of stuff though. Hang in there guys. One of these days we'll make it. Haha. I am searching all of the above Names. I will repeat them in case they were missed. SURNAMES:Jiles ,Black, Stubbins,Evans,Rogers Fox,Gaddis,Kell,Kelly,Tate,Forrester,Shellenberger,Roushe,Cleaver,Armstrong,Shufflebarger,Ramsey,Huitt,Yates I am really just getting started and have already found 7 very distant cousins on the internet, mainly by searching through web sites. Alot of time well-worth spent on the computer. If anyone can help with any on thses names that would be great and I will share any info I have that they would like. Thanks again. Kaylynn@columbus-ks.com
Eugene L. Atkin wrote: > > Hi Wilkes, > > Am interested in the FULTON in your list. Can you send first name and > any date or place info? > > Gene ATKIN <genea2@juno.com> > Forty Surnames, etc.: > <http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/t/k/Eugene-L-Atkin> > > On Wed, 06 Jan 1999 08:22:05 -0600 "Harvey Lusk, Jr." <hluskjr@ibm.net> > writes: > >Surnames in my database matching Maury Co.: > > Adams > > Anthony > > Bills > > Bowles > > Campbell > > Church > > Corse > > Dobbins > > Fitzgerald > > Fleming > > Fox > > Fulton > > Hill > > Houston > > Knox > > Leonard > > Matthews > > McBride > > McConnell > > McNeal > > Neely > > Perkins > > Polk > > Stone > > Wakefield > > Watkins > > Wilkes > > > >Harvey WT Lusk, Jr. > >Carrell & Yost Architects > > > > > >-- > >Visit my personal homepage @ > >http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/u/s/Harvey-H-Lusk-Jr > > > > > > > >==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== > >Please remember to include your SURNAMES in the SUBJECT Line. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ___________________________________________________________________ > You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. > Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html > or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] > > ==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== > Please remember to include your SURNAMES in the SUBJECT Line. Dear,HARVEY "WT"LUSK, I am interested in the name Fox, that you wrote that was in your data base. Does a Dr.(Dock) Allacemis Fox (1854-1939) ring any bells He married a Sarah Catherine Shellenberger(1857-1932) Supposely rumored to be full -blooded indian. Don't know for sure. I really don't know where he came from. Or who his father and mother where. If this sounds familar let me know. Thanks. kaylynn@columbus-ks.com
Hello Harvey, Do you happen to have a Nancy Elizabeth Fitzgerald who married Dedman Malicoat, Jr. She was born 1 Oct 1809 in Tennessee and died 10 June 1879 Washington co. Arkansas. Just thought I would ask. You never know when you will find a connection. Thanks, Maxine At 09:41 PM 1/6/1999 -0600, you wrote: >Hi Wilkes, > >Am interested in the FULTON in your list. Can you send first name and >any date or place info? > >Gene ATKIN <genea2@juno.com> >Forty Surnames, etc.: ><http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/t/k/Eugene-L-Atkin> > >On Wed, 06 Jan 1999 08:22:05 -0600 "Harvey Lusk, Jr." <hluskjr@ibm.net> >writes: >>Surnames in my database matching Maury Co.: >> Adams >> Anthony >> Bills >> Bowles >> Campbell >> Church >> Corse >> Dobbins >> Fitzgerald >> Fleming >> Fox >> Fulton >> Hill >> Houston >> Knox >> Leonard >> Matthews >> McBride >> McConnell >> McNeal >> Neely >> Perkins >> Polk >> Stone >> Wakefield >> Watkins >> Wilkes >> >>Harvey �WT� Lusk, Jr. >>Carrell & Yost Architects >> >> >>-- >>Visit my personal homepage @ >>http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/u/s/Harvey-H-Lusk-Jr >> >> >> >>==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== >>Please remember to include your SURNAMES in the SUBJECT Line. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > >___________________________________________________________________ >You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. >Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html >or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] > > >==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== >Please remember to include your SURNAMES in the SUBJECT Line. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
Hi Wilkes, Am interested in the FULTON in your list. Can you send first name and any date or place info? Gene ATKIN <genea2@juno.com> Forty Surnames, etc.: <http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/t/k/Eugene-L-Atkin> On Wed, 06 Jan 1999 08:22:05 -0600 "Harvey Lusk, Jr." <hluskjr@ibm.net> writes: >Surnames in my database matching Maury Co.: > Adams > Anthony > Bills > Bowles > Campbell > Church > Corse > Dobbins > Fitzgerald > Fleming > Fox > Fulton > Hill > Houston > Knox > Leonard > Matthews > McBride > McConnell > McNeal > Neely > Perkins > Polk > Stone > Wakefield > Watkins > Wilkes > >Harvey WT Lusk, Jr. >Carrell & Yost Architects > > >-- >Visit my personal homepage @ >http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/u/s/Harvey-H-Lusk-Jr > > > >==== TNMAURY Mailing List ==== >Please remember to include your SURNAMES in the SUBJECT Line. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
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Hi, Linda. My Walkers are Francis Ann Walker, who married Samuel Alderson Baker August 14, 1817 and William Walker, who married Maltida Caroline Anderson. Both lived around the Eastern section of Hickman County and, I believe the Walkers may have been in Maury county as well. I believe Francis and William to be siblings and their father was Thomas Walker but don't have proof. I have looked briefly through my files and do not find information on your Randolph and Elizabeth or Lysander W. Walker, but will look further.Would definitely like to share. One source I have does have Thomas as married to Sarah Coleman. This source also has Thomas Coleman, Jr. as married to a Clarissa White (daughter of William White). I mentioned this because I am also researching some Whites of Maury County and would like more information on the family of William White. I am very interested in any connections that exist between the Walkers, Colemans, Whites, Andersons and the Gordons. Thanks for your responding to my posting and good luck with your search. Jeannette.
John S. Waddle is listed in the 1820 Maury Co. Census. I am seeking any information on this family, especially the names of the 9 children and his wife. Does anyone have land docs, cemetery records, church records, anything to share? John S. Waddle possibly was a member of the Mecklenburg NC branch, although I have been unable to find a direct link. I am attempting to determine if he is the father of my GGGrandfather, Archibald Howard Waddle b.11 Nov. 1817 in TN m. @1840 Haywood Co. TN d.6 Feb 1899 AR. Archibald's son, Dr. John Smith Waddle b. 1849 in Haywood Co.TN, might have been named for the Maury Co. John S. Waddle referenced above. I am in touch with Leta Horine, a member of this list, who has given helpful, but not dispositive info. Would appreciate any other leads.
Janis, None of the names you present look familiar to me. I don't know my Walkers are connected to these or not. I am seeking information on Francis Ann Walker who married Samuel Alderson Baker (August 14, 1817) and on William Walker who married Maltida Caroline Anderson. Both of these families lived in Hickman County near the Maury County line. I believe William and Francis to be siblings and that their father was a Thomas Walker and that they may have been in Maury Co. around Williamsport area earlier (no proof or documentation yet).Good luck in your search. Jeannette.
In a message dated 01/06/99 4:31:51 AM Pacific Standard Time, stephens@clarksville.net writes: << Researching the following Maury County surnames: BINKLEY - BOOKER - CASKEY - CRAIG - CRAWFORD - CREWS - DABBS - DANIELS - DEMASTUS - DIAL - DILLEHAY - DODSON - DOOLEY - DUGGER - demastus@aol.com >> Hi Chuck - Don't know why I am just now picking up on your BINKLEY line of research since your tagline accompanies most Maury Co. postings - I guess my powers of observation need some refining! Anyway, I am currently researching my POOLE ancestors who were primarily found in Cheatham, Davidson & Sumner Cos with the exception of a GrandAunt Lorene "Reenie" POOLE b. 3-17-1913 in Cheatham Co. d. 8-1981 in Piketon, Pike Co., OH whose first marriage was to an individual who owned businesses in Columbia, Maury Co., TN. His surname is unknown but they had three children born in Maury Co: Richard "Dicky" and twins, Danny & Dee. How does this relate to BINKLEY? Lorene had an older sister; Ethel Mae POOLE ABERNATHY b. 1909 d. ? in Nashville, Davidson Co., TN whose husband; Clifford ABERNATHY had a sister who had a daughter Barbara, whose married (I believe) name is BINKLEY. Confused? Sorry. I know that this is major straw grasping here but I wonder if the two BINKLEY lines are related and if so, I am hoping that you will be able to help me find out the surname of my mother's cousins Dicky, Danny & Dee. Mom would greatly love to be able to contact them after only recently learning of their mother's death (through my online research) as well as that of their Aunt Ethel POOLE ABERNATHY. I would greatly appreciate any assistance or leads offered and really would like to compliment you on the job you are doing for Maury Co and those researching there. I can imagine what a demanding position it can be at times and appreciate your volunteerism. Thanks again, Stella BULL4FISH2@aol.com
My GGGGrandmother was an Alexander. I know that two of her children were born in Tennessee but where is the mystery. She married a Henry N. Coulter-have no clue as to where. she was supposedly born in Lincoln Co. GA and he in Catawba Co. North Carolina. They settled in Graves Co. KY some time in the 1830's. I have other Alexander names in her daughter's bible so more of her family was in the Jackson Purchase area. If you would like to share info-all I really have are the names in the Bible-I would definitely be interested. And if anyone reading this has any info on either the Alexanders or Coulters please e-mail me. Also looking for information on a Robert Calvert that was in Maury Co. from about 1804 to 1829. He married a Nancy Porter and several children were born there. Any info would be greatly appreciated as he is my brick wall. Carol Jones C413531@aol.com
Can someone help me with a question on the 1906 Maury County directory that I found in the Century Review book. There is a W.L. Connelly(16) that I believe is my g-grand father. The question is, are the numbers listed beside the names postal routes or some other type of indicator that would give me and idea in what part of the county he may have lived at that time. Thanks for any help. Charles Connelly http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/7520/
Surnames in my database matching Maury Co.: Adams Anthony Bills Bowles Campbell Church Corse Dobbins Fitzgerald Fleming Fox Fulton Hill Houston Knox Leonard Matthews McBride McConnell McNeal Neely Perkins Polk Stone Wakefield Watkins Wilkes Harvey WT Lusk, Jr. Carrell & Yost Architects -- Visit my personal homepage @ http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/u/s/Harvey-H-Lusk-Jr
Could anyone help me with Mrs Jennie Pennington. I am trying to locate what part of Maury County she lived in, and where the children that she was keeping may have attended school. My father was one of the children she helped raise. Thanks, Jluna93420 joyce
I'm repeating my request for Alexander and Faris data. There were many ALEXANDERs and FARIS, FARRIS, FERRIS, FARISS families in Maury County, but the ones I'm interested in moved to Calloway County, KY about 1833/4. > >Is anyone researching Alexander? Andrew Alexander, b. 18 Nov 1795 in NC, married Leah Faris, b. 21 Aug 1801 in SC, in Maury County, TN, 29 Apr 1819. >They had six children while they lived in Maury County: Eli Farris, Elizabeth Jane, Mary Ann, Obediah Oliver, John M. F. and Elizabeth Malone. >The family moved to Calloway County, KY between 1833 and 1837 where two more children were born. Who were Andrew's parents? Did any others of his family go to Calloway County about the same time? (There is a mysterious Baxter Alexander.) How was Leah Faris related to the more commonly known Fariss family of Maury County? Willing to share info. Susan Hurt thurt@redrock.net >> >> >
I have two marriages in Tennessee that I need to know if anyone has accounted for - John Hensley to Sarah Baker on November 24, 1830 in Lawrence County, TN John A. Hensley to Mary Underwood on July 6, 1840 in White County, TN Also my John A. Hensley born about 1812 in Tennessee, married first time about 1832-1833 probably in Hickman or Maury County, TN. (oldest son was born about 1834). First wife died between 1845-1850, did not show up in 1850 census. John A. Hensley married again on May 14, 1859 to Eliza Jane Crowell. Does anyone have any marriages for John Hensley's between 1830-1834 that are not accounted for? William Hensley has Capra Quillins as John A. Hensley's first wife but since this is not one of the people he is most interested in does not know where he got the information. (Capra Quillens ca 1812 - 1850) Does anyone know if there is a list for Hickman County Tennessee, and how to get on it?
yes, this 22 degrees in Fla with central electric heat, is a reminder that our ancestors settled NORTH of here and without our ammenities! The tough ones lived, and led to US! CC
Are you from Francis Neely & Mary Holeman, Sam Fleming????? David Fleming, grandson of Samuel Fleming, son of Robert Nesbit Fleming, & Elizabeth Alexander Neeley... David m Amelia Virginia Wilson and are parents of my grandmother Catherine