There is a page on the Dyer Co. site that has some history of part of the 6th Cav. Might want to take a look: http://www.ecsis.net/dyer/history/homemade.html Here is also a short article about the unit: Excerpt from "EARLY HISTORY OF McNAIRY,COUNTY" The McNairy Co. Independent (newspaper). OCTOBER 26, 1923. "Since the county had taken such a positive stand on the then great issuses, many soldiers for both armies were soon in the service, Gen. Andrew Johnson commissioned Fielding Hurst to raise a regiment for the Federal army, and October 1862, companies A - B - C - D, and G. were raised, and these became the Sixth Union Tennessee Cavalary, known by many in the county as the " Sixth Tennessee "." "This regiment was organized at Bethel Springs, and was mustered into the service in November, 1862. The officers of the " Sixth Tennessee" were Fielding Hurst, Colonel W. K. M. Breckinridge, Lieutenant Colonels, E. S. Tidwell and R. M. Thompson, Majors, Thos. Williams, Surgeon, Joe E. Morvin, assisant surgeon, W. J. Smith quartermaster, F. M. Clayton, Commissary, J. J. Smith, chaplin, S. L. Warren, adjunat, B. S. Walker, sergeant major, J. F. Tidwell, hospital steward, J. R. Ray, Regimental quartermaster, J. A. Locked, regimental commisswary sergeant. At the close of the war, W. J. Smith was colonel, and S. L. Warren was a Major." "The officers of Company A were A. M. Thompson, B. J. Riggs, and Samuel Lewis, Captain. The other officers were J.N. Smith, C. N. Deford, Thos. Craught and Wm. N. and the other officers were Samuel D. Hanna, Wm. W. Kirby, and John Huddleston. Nathan M. D. Kemp was Captain of Company C., and W. T. Smith and James M. Sanders were the officers, L.Hurst and J. L. W. Bostman were captain of Company D.,and Zach Norcott and John P. Gibbs, were the officers. J. L. W.Boatman was an officer in Company G. and this company was composed largely of men from Decatur county." "We would like to publish the roster of the men composing all the companies that went from McNairy County to the war of the sixties. No county gave to the armies of the north and south braver soldiers than those who went from this county. The ranks have thinned, and while they wrote a record of imperishable glory, many of the names have been forgotten by this younger and newer generation. The heroic deeds of these men will never be forgotten, and they will never die." Ed Waller

I,m not Pat, but if you will give me an idea of the lay out you would like and the type of information which will be posted, as well as willing to submit the material. I will be more than happy to create a page for the military "any and all wars", on the McNairy co web site. Better yet, if any of you would like to undertake the project, and submit the material to the web site, I will be more than happy to help you with this project. Mary Hudson CC McNairy County [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, December 02, 2000 9:05 PM Subject: Re: [TNMCNAIR] 6th Tennessee Cavalry - a little history... >Maybe Pat could put a roster page up for Union & Confederate veterans from >McNairy County and we all could enter our veterans. > >It would be interesting to see which side our relations fought for. > >Julia Cooper >Van Buren, AR > >In a message dated 12/2/2000 7:44:10 PM Central Standard Time, >[email protected] writes: > ><< We would like to publish the roster of the men composing all the > companies that went from McNairy County to the war of the sixties. No > county gave to the armies of the north and south braver soldiers than > those who went from this county. The ranks have thinned, and while they > wrote a record of imperishable glory, many of the names have been > forgotten by this younger and newer generation. The heroic deeds of > these men will never be forgotten, and they will never die." > >> > >

Sorry, The date is January 1, 1935 Cagle ----- Original Message ----- From: David Cagle <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 3:22 PM Subject: [TNMCNAIR] Plane Crash in Shiloh Park in 1935 > Does anyone have any details of the subject plane crash which occurred in Hardin Co. in 1835. > > Thanks, > David > Cerro Gordo > >

Does anyone have any details of the subject plane crash which occurred in Hardin Co. in 1835. Thanks, David Cerro Gordo

Maybe Pat could put a roster page up for Union & Confederate veterans from McNairy County and we all could enter our veterans. It would be interesting to see which side our relations fought for. Julia Cooper Van Buren, AR In a message dated 12/2/2000 7:44:10 PM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << We would like to publish the roster of the men composing all the companies that went from McNairy County to the war of the sixties. No county gave to the armies of the north and south braver soldiers than those who went from this county. The ranks have thinned, and while they wrote a record of imperishable glory, many of the names have been forgotten by this younger and newer generation. The heroic deeds of these men will never be forgotten, and they will never die." >>

Hello Claudia and Other Burden Researchers, Has anyone run across a BURDEN / BIRMINGHAM marriage? One of my Great Grandmother's sisters married a BURDEN / BURDIN. In 1959, the couple lived in Henderson, TN. For many years, the BIRMINGHAM family lived in Milledgeville. My GG Grandparents were married in McNairy County. Any information is appreciated! Here is more: 1 James C. BIRMINGHAM d: March 22, 1930 in Milledgeville, TN b: December 25, 1866 .. +Lulina P. JOHNSON d: April 29, 1959 in Milledgeville, TN b: June 06, 1868 in Alcorn Co., MS ......... 2 Travis Birmingham d: in Kennett, MO? ......... 2 Bartelee Birmingham ............. +Unknown HART, lived in Memphis in 1959 ......... 2 Laura Birmingham ............. +Unknown BURDEN ......... 2 Bessie Birmingham ............. +Unknown PEARSON, lived in Finger in 1959 ......... 2 Elbert Allen Birmingham d: July 09, 1969 b: November 05, 1888 ............. +Nannie DAMRON d: 1926 (Had daughter named Elsie) ......... 2 Douglas Birmingham d: February 1986 b: October 09, 1893 ............. +Cora Ethel HARWELL d: November 1972 b: June 16, 1898 ......... 2 Alvin Homer Birmingham d: December 17, 1973 b: April 29, 1896 ......... 2 Beatrice Birmingham d: December 12, 1912 b: February 17, 1906 ......... 2 Lessie D. BIRMINGHAM d: June 1991 in Dyersburg, TN b: September 18, 1909 ............. +Charlie BINGHAM d: November 24, 1989 in Dyersburg, TN b: October 07, 1905 in Ripley Co., MO Thanks, Shelley -- Shelley R. Woodson [email protected]

Do the marriage certificate copies ordered from the county include more information than the internet source on McNairy County marriages? Or is it just that having an actual copy is considered a better source from the standpoint of documentation? Joyce ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

In a message dated 12/2/00 10:02:31 AM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Do the marriage certificate copies ordered from the county include more > information than the internet source on McNairy County marriages? Or is > it just that having an actual copy is considered a better source from the > standpoint of documentation? Joyce The marriage certificates offer the names and ages of the applicants, it can also be a valuable source of other information. It has the name(s) of the person who put up the bond, usually a relative but not necesscarily, also the name of the person performing the ceremony. Has the twp. of the person making the application. Myra

To me, an actual copy is considered a better source from the standpoint of documentation. Julia Cooper

Appeared in the Independent Appeal Wed. Nov. 1, 2000 ESTER LEE HOUSTON, 78, of Selmer died oct. 23, 2000 at the Jackson Madison County General Hospital due to heart failure. Mrs. Houston was a Foster Grandmother at Selmer Head Start and delivered meals to Heat Start. She was a retired shoemaker at Brown Shoe Co. She was also a group leader at Lakeview Baptist Church and a member of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union. She is preceded in death by one son, Tommy Wayne Houston, her parents James Arthur Miller and Annie Jane Davis Miller, two grandsons, Tony Lynn Hurst and Glen O�Neal Houston, and two gr-grandsons, Jackson O�Neal Tucker and Blake Andrew Houston. She is survived by one daughter, Patricia Whitten of Selmer, one son, Mancel O�Neal Houston of Selmer, four grandchildren, Patricia Lynn Underwood, Earnest �Ernie� Whitten, Teresa Ann Tucker, and Christy Lee Houston, three gr-grandchildren Ana Michelle Whitten, Logan Brooke Glover, and Louis Kane Tucker, and one brother, Eddie Miller of Homer, NE. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. on Wed. At Shackelford Funeral Home. Burial followed at Falcon Cemetery in Selmer. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> JERALINE WILSON, 90, of Bethel Springs died Oct. 22, 2000 at the Methodist Healthcare McNairy Hospital due to heart failure. Mrs. Wilson was a homemaker and a member of the mt. Gilead Baptist Church She is preceded in death by her husband, Ulyss E. Wilson, one son, Harold Wilson, her parents, Samuel Lafayette and Lee Ann Johnson Ray. She is survived by two daughters, Frances Murray and Jessie Murray of Bethel Springs, two sons, Alvin Wilson of Selmer and Eugene Wilson of Bethel Springs, three brothers, Johnson Ray os Selmer, Douglas Ray of Irving, TX, and Parvin Ray of South Haven, MS, six grandchildren and thirteen gr-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. on Tues. at Shackelford Funeral Home. Burial followed at Mt. Gilead Cemetery in Bethel Springs. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> EUGENE JOHNSON, 50, of Adamsville died Oct. 23, 2000 at the Hardin County General Hospital due to heart failure. Mr. Johnson was a retired production worker for Owen-Corning in Jackson. He is preceded in death by her parents, R. D. and Julia Henry Johnson. He is survived by his wife, Hazel Johnson, one daughter, Jennifer Sloan of Crump, one son, John Paul Johnson of Adamsville, three sister, Maggie Lee Mitchell, Annie Mae Dillon, and Mary Wallace all of Selmer, one brother, Thomas Johnson of Bethel Springs and five grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. on Wed. at Shackelford Funeral Home. Burial followed at Adamsville City Cemetery. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> JEWELL VERA RODGERS, 81, of Shiloh died Oct. 26, 2000 at the Hardin County General Hospital due to heart failure. Mrs. Rodgers was a retired Beauty Shop and Fabric Shop owner and operator. She was also a member of Bellevue Baptist Church in Memphis. She is preceded in death by her husband, Lee E. Rodgers, one son, Sammy Rodgers, her parents Same and Claudia Eaves Patrick. She is survived by one daughter, Nancy Sides of Corinth, Miss., one son Bobby Rodgers of Memphis, five grandchildren, and six gr-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. on Fri. at Shackelford Funeral Home with Bro. Jerry Wood officiating. Burial followed at West Shiloh Cemetery near Stantonville. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> MACK WILMETH, 65, of Guys died Oct. 26, 2000 at the Methodist McNairy County Hospital due to kidney failure. Mr. Wilmeth was a self employed auto body shop owner and a member of the Church of Christ. He is preceded in death by his parents, Mack Selmer Wilmeth and Georgie Nixon. He is survived by his wife, Jean Wilmeth, one daughter Carolyn Littlejohn of Guys, two sisters, Maxine King of Corinth, Miss., and Josie Barns of Selmer, and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. on Tues. at Shackelford Funeral Home. Burial followed at Henry Cemetery in Corinth, Miss. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> VELDA GRAY CASE passed from this life at her home on Oct. 29, 2000 at the age of 81 due to heart failure. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, a member of West Shiloh Baptist Church and a homemaker. She is preceded in death by her husband Clifton H. Case, her parents Pugh and Sammie Christopher Gray, a sister Durell Wilson, and a brother, Lester Gray. She leaves to mourn her passing, a son, Thomas Case, a daughter, Carolyn Jones, both of Adamsville. Seven grandchildren and ten gr-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. on Mon. at Shackelford Funeral Home. Burial followed at Gilchrist Cemetery in Adamsville. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> CHRISTAL PATTERSON, 24, of Adamsville died Oct. 27, 2000 due to a self inflicted gun shot wound. She was a student at Jackson Body Works and Massage and a Baptist. She is preceded in death by her paternal grandfather, Alton Patterson, and her maternal grandparents, A. K. and Annie Milford. She is survived by one daughter, Hannah Rushing of Bethel Springs, one son, Anthony Neil Rushing of Louisville, KY, her parents, Phyllis Dix of Bolivar and Lanny Patterson of Bethel Springs, one half-sister, Kendra Patterson of Selmer, one half-brother, Anthony Patterson of Selmer and paternal grandmother, June Patterson of Bethel Springs. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. on Mon. at Shackelford Funeral Home. Burial followed at Cave Springs in Chester Co. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> OTIS RICKMAN, 84, of Morris Chapel died Oct. 28, 2000 at his home due to cancer. Mr. Rickman was born in the Gilchrist Community of McNairy County, the son of the late Walter and Sallie Burns Rickman. He attended school at Mt. Zion and Tri County at Milledgeville and in 1936 was married to Margie Stanford of the Mt. Zion Community. They made their home in Milledgeville where Mr. Rickman farmed. He was a member of the McNairy Co. Farm Bureau and the McNairy-Hardin County Co-Op- and had served on their boards in the past. He had always been busy in the affairs of his community and farming circles. He loved sports and encouraged his children to participate in sports and he always followed them when they were playing regardless where they went playing baseball, basketball and football. He was a faithful Christian and made sure his children went to church. He led his children to the fields to work through the week and always took Sunday to go to Church. He is survived by his wife Margie Stanford Rickman, four sons, Wayne Rickman of Orlando, FL, Lynn Rickman of Savannah, Neal Rickman of Milledgeville, and Royce Rickman of Adamsville, two daughter, Diane Newell of Selmer and Rita Thomas of Valdosta, GA< three brothers, Harold Rickman of Bolivar, Jerry Dean Rickman of Adamsville, and Gene Rickman of Enville, four sisters, Beatrice Hughes of Morris Chapel, Dorothy Bridges of Milledgeville, Grace Spencer of Milledgeville, and Marie Essary Wells of Milledgeville, fourteen grandchildren and then gr-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Milledgeville United Methodist Church on Monday at 1 p.m. with Rev. Leonard Nash and Dr. Howard Thomas officiating. at 3 p.m. Burial followed at Milledgeville Cemetery. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ALLEN GILBERT LOWERY, 68, of Finger died Oct. 29, 2000 at his residence due to cancer. Mr. Lowery was a retired truck driver and retired from United States Army. He was a member of the VFW, American Legion, Mason, and served in Vietman. He is preceded in death by his parents, Augustus Lamar and Fannie Morlena Widner Lowery. He is survived by his wife, Shirley Lowery, two daughters, Denise Pickett of Finger and Laressa Hurd of Adamsville, three sons, Doyle Jenkins of Finger and Chris Jenkins of Ft. Pierre, FL, and Mark Beamon of Bethel Springs, eleven grandchildren, and two gr-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. on Tues. at Lanes Chapel in Finger with Don Lipford officiating. He was cremated. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> LEVIN BRYANT HARDIN, 89, of Corinth, Miss. died Oct. 27, 2000 at the Magnolia Regional Health Center. Mr. Hardin was a member of the Tate Baptist Church where he was a deacon, charter member of Corinth Civistan Club, ABC�s of Tate Baptist Church, Corinth Coin Club, Selmer Coin Club, and one of the founders of the Corinth Boys Club in 1954. He is preceded in death by his wife, Erlene Morehead Hardin, mother, Virgie Wallace Hardin White, father, Ulmer Hardin and brother, A. C. White Jr. He is survived by two daughters, Brylene Hardin Teague and husband Benny of Ramer, and Betty Hardin Roberts and husband Kenny of Savannah, two sisters, Thema Guthans of Philadelphia, MS, and Sara Pinson and husband Carlis of Raymond, MS, six grandchildren, Delise Teague, Emily Layne and husband, Tim all of Ramer, Bart Teague and wife, Audra of Humboldt, Chris Roberts of Savannah, Phan Lam Roberts Nguyen and husband, Tan, of Marrero, LA, and Becka Roberts Austin and husband, Kenin of Savannah, ten gr-grandchildren Hannah Gillentine, Jordan Gillentine, Jacob Prather, Mary Beth Prather, Brady Teague, Avery Teague, Callie Teague, Paul Nguyen, Elizabeth Nguyen, and David Nguyen, a special niece, Norma Jenkins, numerous other nieces and nephews and a host of friends. Funeral services were held on Sun. At 2 p.m. at Magnolia Funeral Home with Dr. Bill Darnell and Charlie Browning officiating. Burial followed at Forrest Memorial Park. Pallbearers were Kenneth Williams, H.L. �Sandy� Williams, Jr., Irl Alexander, Ray Ford, Wallace benjamin, and Jimmie Deaton. Honorary pallbearers were Deacon of Tate Baptist Church and Tate Baptist Church McRae Fowler and Gene Jackson Men�s Sunday School Classes. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> NANCY LUCILLE BARNES, 92, of Selmer died Oct. 27, 2000 at the Methodist Healthcare McNairy Hospital due to heart failure. She was a homemaker and a member of the Selmer Primitive Baptist Church. She is preceded in death by her husband, W. O. Barnes, two sons, Wayne Barnes and Norman Barnes, and three daughters, Dorothy Gooch, Alice Jane Barnes, and Imogene Barnes. She is survived by three daughters, Mary Ruth Mitchell of Selmer, Eva Maxedon of Selmer, and Jo Ann Willis of Selmer, one son, Coyette Barnes of Selmer, one brother, Buel McMahan of Ramer, seventeen grandchildren, twenty six gr-grandchildren, and five gr-gr-grandchildren Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. on Sun. at Shackelford Funeral Home. Burial followed at Mt. Vernon in Ramer. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> WILLIAM FRANKLIN ANDERSON, SR., 77, of Selmer died Oct. 28, 2000 at the Methodist Healthcare McNairy Hospital due to heart failure. He was a Real Estate Developer, a life long member of First Christian Church, V.F.W. Post #2418, and a WWII Veteran. Mr. Anderson is preceded in death by three brothers, Melvin T. Anderson, John H. Anderson and Jack R. Anderson. He is survived by his wife, Ann L. Anderson, Three sons, Bill Anderson of Selmer, Marc Anderson of Selmer, and Alan Anderson of Huntsville, AL, two sisters, Alice White of Jackson and Blanche Carrington of Brandenton, FL one brother, R.T. Anderson of Freeport, FL, six grandchildren and two gr-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. on Mon. at Shackelford Funeral Home. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery in Selmer. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ORA FAYE SANDERS, 56, formerly of Selmer died Oct. 27, 2000 at Westlake Hospital Melrose Park, IL, due to cancer. Mrs. Sanders was a manager of a restaurant. She is preceded in death by her husband, Danny Sanders, her father, Edward Sam Kinslow. She is survived by three daughters, Charity Sanders and Tim of Trevor, Wisconsin, Renee Giangrande and Anthony of Lake in the Hills, IL, and Kimberly Mareci and Greg of River Grove, IL her mother, Myrtle Kinslow of Cowen, W. VA, one sister, Luene Thomas of Smyrna, two brothers, Vaden Kinslow of Smyrna and Dee Kinslow of Birch River, W. VA, and five grandchildren Danette, Angelica, Daniel Max, and Matthew. Funeral services were held on Wed. At 11 a.m. at Shackelford Funeral Home with George Hickman officiating. Burial followed at Lake Hill Memorial Gardens. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>end Have a Great Day! Barbara [email protected]

Julia, Where do you go to see the CW records? A library, court house , government office? Each state have a record... or in one central location? Like to look for some but have no idea where to start. thanks for a reply ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 8:57 AM Subject: [TNMCNAIR] Re: Marriage Records > Civil War pension records should/might have the record of the marriage of the > veteran. > I found my ancestor's marriage date and his wife's maiden name in his > Orphan's pension records. > > There was 28 pages of details of their life & children. > > Also, deeds will tell who wife, husband, children & their spouses are. > > Julia Cooper >

Hi Julia, I have received marriage records going back to 1862 and 1863. Dale Foresythe -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 12:41 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [TNMCNAIR] Re: Marriage records Can anyone tell me how far back to the marriage licenses go? Julia Cooper

Most of the State Archives Libraries will have these books. Also, if your ancestor has a military stone it should have his unit & rank on it. If you live near a regional National Archives they can help you. The form is called "Order for copies of Veterans records" the place to write is: Textual Reference Branch(NWDT1) National Archives and Records Administration 7th and Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20408 the number to call: 202-501-5170 You could call them and ask for help. I believe this place is for Union Soldiers only. I had to write to the Arkansas Archives for a CSA veteran that signed up in Arkansas. Hope this helps. Julia Cooper In a message dated 12/1/2000 9:24:17 PM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Julia, Where do you go to see the CW records? A library, court house , government office? Each state have a record... or in one central location? Like to look for some but have no idea where to start. thanks for a reply >>

Hi, I am related to Nancy Jane Burden through her mother Isabella Morrow. I would appreciate any info you have on this couple--I did not have their date of marriage. Claudia Cowley ----- Original Message ----- From: Patricia Wojewski <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 6:22 AM Subject: Re: [TNMCNAIR] Re: Wilson > Hello, > The I haven't gone past Samuel S. Wilson who married Nancy Jane > Burden/Burton in 1866. They were married in McNairy County, TN on that date. > I know who their children are after that date but I'd like to find out who > his parents were since I'm sure they were there in that area of > Hardin/McNairy County awhile before S. S. Wilson was born. > [email protected] Patricia Wilson W. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 6:07 PM > Subject: [TNMCNAIR] Re: Wilson > > > > I'm still searching for descendants of > > Elhana Winchester Wilson b. abt 1815. > > > > Anyone? If you are a Wilson, I would like to know your lineage. My > Wilsons > > were from McNairy. > > > > Deborah > > > > >

Hello, The I haven't gone past Samuel S. Wilson who married Nancy Jane Burden/Burton in 1866. They were married in McNairy County, TN on that date. I know who their children are after that date but I'd like to find out who his parents were since I'm sure they were there in that area of Hardin/McNairy County awhile before S. S. Wilson was born. [email protected] Patricia Wilson W. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 6:07 PM Subject: [TNMCNAIR] Re: Wilson > I'm still searching for descendants of > Elhana Winchester Wilson b. abt 1815. > > Anyone? If you are a Wilson, I would like to know your lineage. My Wilsons > were from McNairy. > > Deborah > >

Nancy, I have in my possession, receipts for corn taken from my g/g/grandfather, John Cagle, one by Capt. Risden D. Deford and the second signed by Liut. Calvin Hanna, both representing a Detachment of 6th Tennessee Cav., dated 10 June 1865 and 10 July 1865. They got 20 bushels the first trip, came back a month later and got the 2 bushels he had left. Do you suppose this could have been because John had two sons, one who had been in the Confederate Cavalry and the other in an Artillery Company? Deford and Hanna were both Hardin County Men, Deford from Olive Hill and Hanna from Saltillo. Their detachment was stationed at Clifton TN at that point in time. If any of you 6th Cav. historians would like a copy of these receipts, please e-mail me privately as I shouldn't send an attachment to the list. David Cerro Gordo Hardin Co. TN

I am from Mary Margaret Wilson who married William Olen Stanton. Their children were William J., Georgia Ann, John, Joseph Ashburry, and Sarah Thomas Stanton. Sarah was born in March 1859. I do not know anything on the Wilson linage but would like to know if anyone has any info to share. Martha Steakley

I have my greatgreatgrandfather and his brother Civil War parole papers from Missouri( capture in Mo). On the other side of my mom side I have her greatgrandfather Civil War records from Murfreeburo at Stone's River battle. He was also capture and for time was held in Tn then later in Va. The first one was in the Missouri Cavalry ( Jeremiah Early and Byrum Killer. The second on was in the 10th Texas Company ( James Henry Munkers). The Scivally family was also in the Civil War but not found them for now. The Scivally were in Lincoln County in TN. ----- Original Message ----- From: David Cagle <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 4:07 AM Subject: Re: [TNMCNAIR] Re: Civil War items > Nancy, > I have in my possession, receipts for corn taken from my g/g/grandfather, > John Cagle, one by Capt. Risden D. Deford and the second signed by Liut. > Calvin Hanna, both representing a Detachment of 6th Tennessee Cav., dated 10 > June 1865 and 10 July 1865. They got 20 bushels the first trip, came back a > month later and got the 2 bushels he had left. Do you suppose this could > have been because John had two sons, one who had been in the Confederate > Cavalry and the other in an Artillery Company? > > Deford and Hanna were both Hardin County Men, Deford from Olive Hill and > Hanna from Saltillo. Their detachment was stationed at Clifton TN at that > point in time. If any of you 6th Cav. historians would like a copy of these > receipts, please e-mail me privately as I shouldn't send an attachment to > the list. > > David > Cerro Gordo > Hardin Co. TN > > >

Sorry, I don't see a Tucker. Nancy

Are there any Tucker men listed on that Roll Book. >From the home of Austin and Traci Tyra ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 9:04 AM Subject: Re: [TNMCNAIR] Re: Civil War items > I'm sorry, but all that I have is my gr-grandfather's original handwritten > Sergeants Roster or Roll Book for Company D 6th Cavalry Tennessee. > Nancy Mcginty > >