John, John's brother, Peter Plunk, also went to Texas. First to Titus Co. and then to Hopkins Co. They were there by 1850. John's, brother Jacob, went to Titus Co. and later to Denton Co. John's brother Albert married Susannah Weaver sister to your Lucy. I also think that there is some possibility that the Brown family listed after the Plunk family could actually be a Brewer family. It would certainly be easy enough to misread Brewer as Brown if the handwriting was questionable. I'm not sure if a better microfilm copy would help or not. It's too bad we can't double check these things on the original; however, even then sometimes the handwriting is so bad that it can't be read. Johnita John Brewer wrote: > > Johnita, > > Thank you very much. Do you think the high quality "Silver Microfilm" might > shed some light on this? I have all the information I need on the family. I am > trying to place William H. Brewer in 1850. Lucy A. Weaver Brewer was born in > 1825 in Chatham County N.C.. Their oldest daughter Nancy A. Brewer was born in > 1846, son James C. born 1851, dau Martha C. 1853, dau Mary C. 1855, son John F. > 1856, son Tinsley G. 1861 and son Luke 1861. > > The five year gap between 1846 and 1851 leaves room for a son ??William 1849. > The Weaver clan moved from N.C. to Maury County Tennessee about 1820. Lucy > Green Weaver died in Maury County Tennessee in 1826 and Shadrack Weaver in 1848 > or 1849. Tinsley G. and Martha Weaver, Lucy A. Weaver's father and mother show > up in McNairy in 1870 and 1880. > > Lucy Weaver died between 1870 and 1880. I don't know where she is buried. I > assume somewhere in the 8th Civil District. William is shown as a widower in > the 1880 census. William H. Brewer didn't die until 9 Jan 1912 in Springtown, > Parker County Texas. James C. Brewer was the first to have children born in > Texas in the mid 1870's John F. Brewer was having children born in Jacks Creek > as late as 1887. William H. lived with Tinsley G. Brewer in 1900 and 1910. > Luke died in 1892 in Springtown. Luke married Nancy Jane Sewell daughter of > Oliver Perry Sewell and Sleeta Jane Jackson. had one son Orville born in 1891. > Nancy Sewell married Tinsley G. Brewer in 1897 and had one son Roy G. Brewer. I > assume the family moved in segments from Tennessee to Texas. I'm not sure when > John F. Brewer moved to Texas, his oldest son, Clerance Cully died in Springtown > in 1898 and John F. Brewer was in Bowie, Montague County Texas in 1900 and > Stephens County Oklahoma in 1910 censuses. John F. Brewer's next to the oldest, > Burney Letcher Brewer was married to Roy Electra Mainord in Sept 1905 in > Harrisburg, Stephens County, Indian Territories. > > I don't know who William H. Brewer parents were. A couple, John and Dorcus > Brewer are in the 1860 and 1870 census of McNairy. Their age is right but I > haven't found time to research them. > > If anyone has families who moved to Oklahoma or Texas the Parker and Wise County > Texas web pages have a lot of information about these families. This was a > staging area for the later land rushes of the Indian Territories. > > John Wayne Brewer > Bell County Texas. > > "Johnita P. Malone" wrote: > > > Another transcription of this 1850 census has the child of John Plunk you > > list as Ray and a male as Reny and a female, age 8. When I read the > > census I thought the spelling was closer to Ruy but it was really hard to > > read. The 1860 census sheds a little more light on this child and I read > > the spelling to be closer to Rosey or Ruey; however, this child's name is > > actually Rhena Plunk who married Allen Sewell. > > > > The other transcription of the 1850 census that I have also lists the > > family at 1250 as Brown. > > > > Johnita > > > > [email protected] wrote: > > > > > > This was downloaded from 1850 Census, 8th District. House number 1249 are > > > Plunks and 1250 are Browns. > > > > > > 1249 Plunk John 42 m farmer > > > 1000 NC 8 90a 33 > > > 1249 Plunk Susannah 45 f > > > TN 8 90a 34 > > > 1249 Plunk Elizabeth 18 f > > > TN x 8 90a 35 > > > 1249 Plunk Trasidy 15 f > > > TN 8 90a 36 idiotic > > > 1249 Plunk Aaron 13 m > > > TN x 8 90a 37 > > > 1249 Plunk Nancy 11 f > > > TN x 8 90a 38 > > > 1249 Plunk Ray 8 m > > > TN x 8 90a 39 > > > 1249 Plunk Susan 7 f > > > TN x 8 90a 40 > > > 1249 Plunk Emaline 4 f > > > TN 8 90a 41 > > > 1250 Brown William 24 m miller > > > TN 8 90a 42 > > > 1250 Brown Lucy 25 f > > > NC 8 90b 1 > > > 1250 Brown Nancy 5 f > > > TN 8 90b 2 > > > 1250 Brown William 1 m > > > TN 8 90b 3 > > >

In a message dated 9/29/2000 8:40:44 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Corinth >> I noticed that some of you have done research in Corinth or lived there. I was wondering if anyone knew anything of Jackson's Grocery on Polk Street ( Highway 45 North). I have been told that my gr.uncle may of owned that store back in the 50's. We have not been able to find out much information on him. His name was Brodie Jackson son of George Wesley (Babe) Jackson and Martha Jane Butler. I would love to know if he was married or had children. He was born February 23, 1897 in McNairy and died May 14, 1990 in Hardin County. Thanks, Jan Minter

In a message dated 9/30/2000 8:40:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << 2 Oliver Perry SEWELL b: 02 May 1838 in Tennessee d: 11 March 1891 in Springtown, Parker Co., Texas ........ +Sleeta/Scleeta Jane JACKSON b: 02 April 1856 in Mississippi d: 09 September 1903 in Springtown, Parker Co., Texas .... *2nd Wife of Oliver Perry SEWELL: ........ +Nancy G. ??? b: Abt. 1843 m: Bef. 1860 >> I also had Oliver Perry Sewell married to Susan E. Glenn. Is this right? Have a nice day, Jan

Johnita, Mary C. Brewer dau of William Brewer and Lucy Weaver married Allen Peter Plunk son of George Plunk and Elizabeth Adaline Sewell. I know the marriage record says he married a Mary C. Barnes. I think this is a transcriber mistake because the bondsman was named Barnes. Mary Lucy Plunk dau of Allen Peter married Ona Austin Sullivan in Wise County in 1898. Mary Lucy's youngest dau Hazel Aylene Sullivan lives in Oklahoma City, OK and states she remembers her Mother telling stories of her grandmother Mary C. Brewer when she was a little girl. I have Hazels address if you want it. She is 80 YOA and has been doing family history for a long time. John Wayne "Johnita P. Malone" wrote: > John, > > John's brother, Peter Plunk, also went to Texas. First to Titus Co. and > then to Hopkins Co. They were there by 1850. John's, brother Jacob, > went to Titus Co. and later to Denton Co. John's brother Albert married > Susannah Weaver sister to your Lucy. > > I also think that there is some possibility that the Brown family listed > after the Plunk family could actually be a Brewer family. It would > certainly be easy enough to misread Brewer as Brown if the handwriting > was questionable. I'm not sure if a better microfilm copy would help or > not. It's too bad we can't double check these things on the original; > however, even then sometimes the handwriting is so bad that it can't be > read. > > Johnita > > John Brewer wrote: > > > > Johnita, > > > > Thank you very much. Do you think the high quality "Silver Microfilm" might > > shed some light on this? I have all the information I need on the family. I am > > trying to place William H. Brewer in 1850. Lucy A. Weaver Brewer was born in > > 1825 in Chatham County N.C.. Their oldest daughter Nancy A. Brewer was born in > > 1846, son James C. born 1851, dau Martha C. 1853, dau Mary C. 1855, son John F. > > 1856, son Tinsley G. 1861 and son Luke 1861. > > > > The five year gap between 1846 and 1851 leaves room for a son ??William 1849. > > The Weaver clan moved from N.C. to Maury County Tennessee about 1820. Lucy > > Green Weaver died in Maury County Tennessee in 1826 and Shadrack Weaver in 1848 > > or 1849. Tinsley G. and Martha Weaver, Lucy A. Weaver's father and mother show > > up in McNairy in 1870 and 1880. > > > > Lucy Weaver died between 1870 and 1880. I don't know where she is buried. I > > assume somewhere in the 8th Civil District. William is shown as a widower in > > the 1880 census. William H. Brewer didn't die until 9 Jan 1912 in Springtown, > > Parker County Texas. James C. Brewer was the first to have children born in > > Texas in the mid 1870's John F. Brewer was having children born in Jacks Creek > > as late as 1887. William H. lived with Tinsley G. Brewer in 1900 and 1910. > > Luke died in 1892 in Springtown. Luke married Nancy Jane Sewell daughter of > > Oliver Perry Sewell and Sleeta Jane Jackson. had one son Orville born in 1891. > > Nancy Sewell married Tinsley G. Brewer in 1897 and had one son Roy G. Brewer. I > > assume the family moved in segments from Tennessee to Texas. I'm not sure when > > John F. Brewer moved to Texas, his oldest son, Clerance Cully died in Springtown > > in 1898 and John F. Brewer was in Bowie, Montague County Texas in 1900 and > > Stephens County Oklahoma in 1910 censuses. John F. Brewer's next to the oldest, > > Burney Letcher Brewer was married to Roy Electra Mainord in Sept 1905 in > > Harrisburg, Stephens County, Indian Territories. > > > > I don't know who William H. Brewer parents were. A couple, John and Dorcus > > Brewer are in the 1860 and 1870 census of McNairy. Their age is right but I > > haven't found time to research them. > > > > If anyone has families who moved to Oklahoma or Texas the Parker and Wise County > > Texas web pages have a lot of information about these families. This was a > > staging area for the later land rushes of the Indian Territories. > > > > John Wayne Brewer > > Bell County Texas. > > > > "Johnita P. Malone" wrote: > > > > > Another transcription of this 1850 census has the child of John Plunk you > > > list as Ray and a male as Reny and a female, age 8. When I read the > > > census I thought the spelling was closer to Ruy but it was really hard to > > > read. The 1860 census sheds a little more light on this child and I read > > > the spelling to be closer to Rosey or Ruey; however, this child's name is > > > actually Rhena Plunk who married Allen Sewell. > > > > > > The other transcription of the 1850 census that I have also lists the > > > family at 1250 as Brown. > > > > > > Johnita > > > > > > [email protected] wrote: > > > > > > > > This was downloaded from 1850 Census, 8th District. House number 1249 are > > > > Plunks and 1250 are Browns. > > > > > > > > 1249 Plunk John 42 m farmer > > > > 1000 NC 8 90a 33 > > > > 1249 Plunk Susannah 45 f > > > > TN 8 90a 34 > > > > 1249 Plunk Elizabeth 18 f > > > > TN x 8 90a 35 > > > > 1249 Plunk Trasidy 15 f > > > > TN 8 90a 36 idiotic > > > > 1249 Plunk Aaron 13 m > > > > TN x 8 90a 37 > > > > 1249 Plunk Nancy 11 f > > > > TN x 8 90a 38 > > > > 1249 Plunk Ray 8 m > > > > TN x 8 90a 39 > > > > 1249 Plunk Susan 7 f > > > > TN x 8 90a 40 > > > > 1249 Plunk Emaline 4 f > > > > TN 8 90a 41 > > > > 1250 Brown William 24 m miller > > > > TN 8 90a 42 > > > > 1250 Brown Lucy 25 f > > > > NC 8 90b 1 > > > > 1250 Brown Nancy 5 f > > > > TN 8 90b 2 > > > > 1250 Brown William 1 m > > > > TN 8 90b 3 > > > >

Jan, I'm not sure although Barbara Mook sent me the gen report on Elais B. Sewell and it looks good right now. She most likely knows much more about this family than I. The burial plot in Springtown has several of O.P Sewell's and Wm H. Brewer's family buried there. The only connection I have for these families is the marriage of Nancy J. Sewell's marriage to Luke Brewer in 1890 or 1891 and to Tinsley G. Brewer in 1897. The Parker County, Texas marriage book list her as Mrs. Nancy J. Brewer when she married Tinsley G. in 1897. Descendants of Sleeta Jane Jackson Generation No. 1 1. Sleeta Jane1 Jackson was born 2 April 1856 in Mississippi, and died 9 August 1903 in Springtown, Parker County, Texas. She married Oliver Perry Sewell. He was born 2 May 1838 in Tennessee, and died 11 March 1891 in Springtown, Parker County, Texas. More About Sleeta Jane Jackson: Burial: 9 August 1903, Springtown, Parker County, Texas More About Oliver Perry Sewell: Burial: 11 March 1891, Springtown, Parker County, Texas Children of Sleeta Jackson and Oliver Sewell are: 2 i. M. E.2 Sewell, born 22 June 1863. 3 ii. E. B. Sewell, born 1867. + 4 iii. Nancy J. Sewell, born 21 December 1871 in Mc Nairy County, Tennessee; died 18 October 1936 in Parker County Texas. 5 iv. J.C. Sewell, born 19 October 1873. 6 v. M. L. Sewell, born 1875. 7 vi. I. E. Sewell, born 1879. Generation No. 2 4. Nancy J.2 Sewell (Sleeta Jane1 Jackson) was born 21 December 1871 in Mc Nairy County, Tennessee, and died 18 October 1936 in Parker County Texas. She married (1) Luke Brewer, son of William Brewer and Lucy Weaver. He was born 21 November 1861 in McNairy County, Tennessee, and died 31 October 1892 in Springtown, Parker County, Texas. She married (2) Tinsley G. Brewer 7 August 1897 in Parker County, Texas, son of William Brewer and Lucy Weaver. He was born February 1861 in McNairy County, Tennessee, and died 26 October 1951 in Tarrant County, Texas , death certificate # 54348. More About Nancy J. Sewell: Burial: 18 October 1936, Springtown, Parker County, Texas More About Luke Brewer: Burial: 31 October 1892, Springtown Cemetery, Parker County, Texas More About Tinsley G. Brewer: Burial: 26 October 1951, Jay Bird Cemetery, Reno, Parker County, Texas Child of Nancy Sewell and Luke Brewer is: 8 i. Orville L.3 Brewer, born July 1891. Child of Nancy Sewell and Tinsley Brewer is: + 9 i. Roy G.3 Brewer, born 3 February 1901 in Wise or Parker County Texas; died 23 July 1962 in Parker County Texas. Generation No. 3 9. Roy G.3 Brewer (Nancy J.2 Sewell, Sleeta Jane1 Jackson) was born 3 February 1901 in Wise or Parker County Texas, and died 23 July 1962 in Parker County Texas. He married M. M. "Minnie" Yow. She was born 26 May 1902, and died 7 July 1977 in Parker County, Texas. More About Roy G. Brewer: Burial: 23 July 1962, Jaybird Cemetery, Reno, Parker County, Texas More About M. M. "Minnie" Yow: Burial: Jaybird Cemetery, Reno, Parker County, Texas Child of Roy Brewer and M. Yow is: 10 i. Glenda Fae4 Brewer, born 10 February 1937 in Wise or Parker County, Texas; died 25 September 1937 in Wise or Parker County, Texas. More About Glenda Fae Brewer: Burial: Jaybird Cemetery, Parker County, Texas John Wayne Brewer [email protected] wrote: > In a message dated 9/30/2000 12:41:43 AM Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > << Luke married Nancy Jane Sewell daughter of > Oliver Perry Sewell and Sleeta Jane Jackson. >> > > Is this Oliver Perry Sewell the son of Elias B Sewell? > > Have a nice day, > > Jan

List, We got caught up in the transcription and interpretation of the 1850 census and no one has told me what towns are located in the 8th Civil District of McNairy County. Please someone clue me in. Thanks John Wayne Brewer Bell County Texas "Johnita P. Malone" wrote: > Another transcription of this 1850 census has the child of John Plunk you > list as Ray and a male as Reny and a female, age 8. When I read the > census I thought the spelling was closer to Ruy but it was really hard to > read. The 1860 census sheds a little more light on this child and I read > the spelling to be closer to Rosey or Ruey; however, this child's name is > actually Rhena Plunk who married Allen Sewell. > > The other transcription of the 1850 census that I have also lists the > family at 1250 as Brown. > > Johnita > > [email protected] wrote: > > > > This was downloaded from 1850 Census, 8th District. House number 1249 are > > Plunks and 1250 are Browns. > > > > 1249 Plunk John 42 m farmer > > 1000 NC 8 90a 33 > > 1249 Plunk Susannah 45 f > > TN 8 90a 34 > > 1249 Plunk Elizabeth 18 f > > TN x 8 90a 35 > > 1249 Plunk Trasidy 15 f > > TN 8 90a 36 idiotic > > 1249 Plunk Aaron 13 m > > TN x 8 90a 37 > > 1249 Plunk Nancy 11 f > > TN x 8 90a 38 > > 1249 Plunk Ray 8 m > > TN x 8 90a 39 > > 1249 Plunk Susan 7 f > > TN x 8 90a 40 > > 1249 Plunk Emaline 4 f > > TN 8 90a 41 > > 1250 Brown William 24 m miller > > TN 8 90a 42 > > 1250 Brown Lucy 25 f > > NC 8 90b 1 > > 1250 Brown Nancy 5 f > > TN 8 90b 2 > > 1250 Brown William 1 m > > TN 8 90b 3 > >

In a message dated 9/30/2000 12:41:43 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Luke married Nancy Jane Sewell daughter of Oliver Perry Sewell and Sleeta Jane Jackson. >> Is this Oliver Perry Sewell the son of Elias B Sewell? Have a nice day, Jan

Another transcription of this 1850 census has the child of John Plunk you list as Ray and a male as Reny and a female, age 8. When I read the census I thought the spelling was closer to Ruy but it was really hard to read. The 1860 census sheds a little more light on this child and I read the spelling to be closer to Rosey or Ruey; however, this child's name is actually Rhena Plunk who married Allen Sewell. The other transcription of the 1850 census that I have also lists the family at 1250 as Brown. Johnita [email protected] wrote: > > This was downloaded from 1850 Census, 8th District. House number 1249 are > Plunks and 1250 are Browns. > > 1249 Plunk John 42 m farmer > 1000 NC 8 90a 33 > 1249 Plunk Susannah 45 f > TN 8 90a 34 > 1249 Plunk Elizabeth 18 f > TN x 8 90a 35 > 1249 Plunk Trasidy 15 f > TN 8 90a 36 idiotic > 1249 Plunk Aaron 13 m > TN x 8 90a 37 > 1249 Plunk Nancy 11 f > TN x 8 90a 38 > 1249 Plunk Ray 8 m > TN x 8 90a 39 > 1249 Plunk Susan 7 f > TN x 8 90a 40 > 1249 Plunk Emaline 4 f > TN 8 90a 41 > 1250 Brown William 24 m miller > TN 8 90a 42 > 1250 Brown Lucy 25 f > NC 8 90b 1 > 1250 Brown Nancy 5 f > TN 8 90b 2 > 1250 Brown William 1 m > TN 8 90b 3 >

Johnita, Thank you very much. Do you think the high quality "Silver Microfilm" might shed some light on this? I have all the information I need on the family. I am trying to place William H. Brewer in 1850. Lucy A. Weaver Brewer was born in 1825 in Chatham County N.C.. Their oldest daughter Nancy A. Brewer was born in 1846, son James C. born 1851, dau Martha C. 1853, dau Mary C. 1855, son John F. 1856, son Tinsley G. 1861 and son Luke 1861. The five year gap between 1846 and 1851 leaves room for a son ??William 1849. The Weaver clan moved from N.C. to Maury County Tennessee about 1820. Lucy Green Weaver died in Maury County Tennessee in 1826 and Shadrack Weaver in 1848 or 1849. Tinsley G. and Martha Weaver, Lucy A. Weaver's father and mother show up in McNairy in 1870 and 1880. Lucy Weaver died between 1870 and 1880. I don't know where she is buried. I assume somewhere in the 8th Civil District. William is shown as a widower in the 1880 census. William H. Brewer didn't die until 9 Jan 1912 in Springtown, Parker County Texas. James C. Brewer was the first to have children born in Texas in the mid 1870's John F. Brewer was having children born in Jacks Creek as late as 1887. William H. lived with Tinsley G. Brewer in 1900 and 1910. Luke died in 1892 in Springtown. Luke married Nancy Jane Sewell daughter of Oliver Perry Sewell and Sleeta Jane Jackson. had one son Orville born in 1891. Nancy Sewell married Tinsley G. Brewer in 1897 and had one son Roy G. Brewer. I assume the family moved in segments from Tennessee to Texas. I'm not sure when John F. Brewer moved to Texas, his oldest son, Clerance Cully died in Springtown in 1898 and John F. Brewer was in Bowie, Montague County Texas in 1900 and Stephens County Oklahoma in 1910 censuses. John F. Brewer's next to the oldest, Burney Letcher Brewer was married to Roy Electra Mainord in Sept 1905 in Harrisburg, Stephens County, Indian Territories. I don't know who William H. Brewer parents were. A couple, John and Dorcus Brewer are in the 1860 and 1870 census of McNairy. Their age is right but I haven't found time to research them. If anyone has families who moved to Oklahoma or Texas the Parker and Wise County Texas web pages have a lot of information about these families. This was a staging area for the later land rushes of the Indian Territories. John Wayne Brewer Bell County Texas. "Johnita P. Malone" wrote: > Another transcription of this 1850 census has the child of John Plunk you > list as Ray and a male as Reny and a female, age 8. When I read the > census I thought the spelling was closer to Ruy but it was really hard to > read. The 1860 census sheds a little more light on this child and I read > the spelling to be closer to Rosey or Ruey; however, this child's name is > actually Rhena Plunk who married Allen Sewell. > > The other transcription of the 1850 census that I have also lists the > family at 1250 as Brown. > > Johnita > > [email protected] wrote: > > > > This was downloaded from 1850 Census, 8th District. House number 1249 are > > Plunks and 1250 are Browns. > > > > 1249 Plunk John 42 m farmer > > 1000 NC 8 90a 33 > > 1249 Plunk Susannah 45 f > > TN 8 90a 34 > > 1249 Plunk Elizabeth 18 f > > TN x 8 90a 35 > > 1249 Plunk Trasidy 15 f > > TN 8 90a 36 idiotic > > 1249 Plunk Aaron 13 m > > TN x 8 90a 37 > > 1249 Plunk Nancy 11 f > > TN x 8 90a 38 > > 1249 Plunk Ray 8 m > > TN x 8 90a 39 > > 1249 Plunk Susan 7 f > > TN x 8 90a 40 > > 1249 Plunk Emaline 4 f > > TN 8 90a 41 > > 1250 Brown William 24 m miller > > TN 8 90a 42 > > 1250 Brown Lucy 25 f > > NC 8 90b 1 > > 1250 Brown Nancy 5 f > > TN 8 90b 2 > > 1250 Brown William 1 m > > TN 8 90b 3 > >

PHump, I appriciate your effort. Are you looking at the Heritage Quest M432-888, 1850 Tennessee or someone's transcription. The copy of Heritage's digital microfilm that I have is not clear. With image enhancements this name looks to be Brewer. I don't want to sound argumentive, I just want to be sure of where you are getting your information. Again I thank you very much. John Wayne Brewer [email protected] wrote: > This was downloaded from 1850 Census, 8th District. House number 1249 are > Plunks and 1250 are Browns. > > 1249 Plunk John 42 m farmer > 1000 NC 8 90a 33 > 1249 Plunk Susannah 45 f > TN 8 90a 34 > 1249 Plunk Elizabeth 18 f > TN x 8 90a 35 > 1249 Plunk Trasidy 15 f > TN 8 90a 36 idiotic > 1249 Plunk Aaron 13 m > TN x 8 90a 37 > 1249 Plunk Nancy 11 f > TN x 8 90a 38 > 1249 Plunk Ray 8 m > TN x 8 90a 39 > 1249 Plunk Susan 7 f > TN x 8 90a 40 > 1249 Plunk Emaline 4 f > TN 8 90a 41 > 1250 Brown William 24 m miller > TN 8 90a 42 > 1250 Brown Lucy 25 f > NC 8 90b 1 > 1250 Brown Nancy 5 f > TN 8 90b 2 > 1250 Brown William 1 m > TN 8 90b 3 >

List, Does anyone know where the 8th Civil District and Anderson's Store were located in 1850 - 1880? The 1850 census has: Dwelling 1249 family 1250, line 42, 8th Civil District, Enumerated on the 8th day of November 1850, B. B. Adams, Asst Marshall. The film I am looking at is in very bad shape and the name is not clear. The age, wife and daughter are correct. The son William does not show up in the 1960 census. I assume he died between 1850 and 1860. Can someone look at another copy of this film and verify what I think I see. William Brewer age 24, born in Tennessee, the occupation looks like "Miller" On line 1 next page. Lucy, age 25, born N.C. Nancy, age 3, born TN. William, age 1 born TN. John Wayne Brewer

Tom, Thank you so very much for your information. I have written Nell Lowe just now regarding our Estes family that lived in McNairy Co. and near Corinth. Kossuth and Boneyard are each shown as places for the Estes family. Do you have any history of the two areas? I tried to find everything I could in Corinth but I am sure I missed a lot. Odessa Thomas Mathis wrote: > Yes, > Kossuth is only about 25 miles from Chewalla, TN. I grew up in Corinth and have > know that area > very well... > > Yours, Tom Mathis > > Odessa Isbell wrote: > > > Thanks, Nell. I appreciate your help. > > > > The "story" in our Estes family is that they moved 50 miles to Kossuth, > > Alcorn/Tishomingo Co., MS. I have proof Lyddal Bacon Estes had land in the 9th > > Dist, 2nd Range, 1st Section of McNairy Co. in 1826. I thought this was near > > Chewalla. One child was born there. I have proof of his land in Kossuth, MS. > > Would Chewalla be within 50 miles of the MS land? > > Can you tell me if there is someone in McNairy Co. who would research this land > > for me? If so, have them contact me and give me their fees for research. > > > > Thanks again. > > > > Odessa Isbell > > > > Nell Lowe wrote: > > > > > Odessa, > > > > > > According to this map by Nancy Wardlow Kennedy of 1890 McNairy, and with the > > > warning that it may not be absolutely correct, district 9 is in the far SE > > > corner and includes the towns of Acton, Michie, Rushing Needmore, Tulu, > > > Chambers and Pebble Hill. > > > > > > Nell > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: Odessa Isbell <[email protected]> > > > To: <[email protected]> > > > Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 1:36 PM > > > Subject: Re: [TNMCNAIR] 1890 District Lines > > > > > > > Nell, can you tell me where Dist. 9 were? Thanks. > > > > Odessa > > > > > > > > Nell Lowe wrote: > > > > > > > > > I have a copy of a map of McNairy County which shows district lines in > > > 1890 as interpreted by Nancy Wardlow Kennedy. It states that it "should not > > > be construed as absolutely correct". > > > > > > > > > > District 11and 12 are shown to be in the NE area of the county. > > > District 12 is in the far NE corner with towns Milledgeville and Mt. Zion > > > included. The district just west, district 16, includes the towns of Center > > > Hill and Rocky Knob. Just south of district 16 is district 11 including > > > Leapwood and Mars Hill. > > > > > > > > > > The districts may not have been the same in earlier years but this might > > > help get a start or it might cloud the issue if district lines were > > > radically changed over the years. > > > > > > > > > > Nell

Nell, Thank you so very much for your data on the Estes. All you list are the children of Lyddal Bacon Estes and his wife Nancy Estes. Rebecca is Mary Ann Rebecca who was my husband's grandmother. They were in McNairy Co. by 1826 when he got land and on through 1840. They were in Tishomingo by 1843 and by 1870 were in McLennan Co., TX. My husband and I have been in Corinth several times doing research. On one of the trips we found where the old Boneyard school stood, but found no cemetery with Estes. Not far from the Boneyard location is an Eastes Creek. Lyddal B. Estes land bordered each side of this creek. I have been told that there is an Estes cemetery nearby. Odessa Isbell Nell Lowe wrote: > Odessa, > > Just a couple of weeks ago someone on the list gave the names of a couple of > researchers but I can't find it now. > > I would think it was not even 50 miles between Chewalla and Kossuth. I > don't know where the 9th district was in 1826. > > I do have some records of the First Baptist Church of Kossuth. > 1858 > L. R. (says R) Estes baptized; dismissed by letter October 1860 > Lee Estes bapatized; dismissed by letter October 1860 > A. W. Estes baptized; died 1864 > > 1860 > L. B. Estes received by letter > Lee Estes received by letter > 1866 > Rebecca Estes baptized; dismissed by letter > > Is the Nancy Estes 62-VA with Bacon 24 Tn. and Allen 18 Tn. your bunch? > They were family #542 and my Surratt family was family #548 in this 1850 > census for Old Tishomingo and at least one of my family members was a member > of this church. My family went to McNairy County by the 1870 census. > > Maybe someone will post the names of the people who research for a fee > again. > > Nell > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Odessa Isbell <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2000 5:17 PM > Subject: Re: [TNMCNAIR] 1890 District Lines > > > Thanks, Nell. I appreciate your help. > > > > The "story" in our Estes family is that they moved 50 miles to Kossuth, > > Alcorn/Tishomingo Co., MS. I have proof Lyddal Bacon Estes had land in > the 9th > > Dist, 2nd Range, 1st Section of McNairy Co. in 1826. I thought this was > near > > Chewalla. One child was born there. I have proof of his land in Kossuth, > MS. > > Would Chewalla be within 50 miles of the MS land? > > Can you tell me if there is someone in McNairy Co. who would research > this land > > for me? If so, have them contact me and give me their fees for research. > > > > Thanks again. > > > > Odessa Isbell > > > > Nell Lowe wrote: > > > > > Odessa, > > > > > > According to this map by Nancy Wardlow Kennedy of 1890 McNairy, and with > the > > > warning that it may not be absolutely correct, district 9 is in the far > SE > > > corner and includes the towns of Acton, Michie, Rushing Needmore, Tulu, > > > Chambers and Pebble Hill. > > > > > > Nell > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: Odessa Isbell <[email protected]> > > > To: <[email protected]> > > > Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 1:36 PM > > > Subject: Re: [TNMCNAIR] 1890 District Lines > > > > > > > Nell, can you tell me where Dist. 9 were? Thanks. > > > > Odessa > > > > > > > > Nell Lowe wrote: > > > > > > > > > I have a copy of a map of McNairy County which shows district lines > in > > > 1890 as interpreted by Nancy Wardlow Kennedy. It states that it "should > not > > > be construed as absolutely correct". > > > > > > > > > > District 11and 12 are shown to be in the NE area of the county. > > > District 12 is in the far NE corner with towns Milledgeville and Mt. > Zion > > > included. The district just west, district 16, includes the towns of > Center > > > Hill and Rocky Knob. Just south of district 16 is district 11 including > > > Leapwood and Mars Hill. > > > > > > > > > > The districts may not have been the same in earlier years but this > might > > > help get a start or it might cloud the issue if district lines were > > > radically changed over the years. > > > > > > > > > > Nell

This was downloaded from 1850 Census, 8th District. House number 1249 are Plunks and 1250 are Browns. 1249 Plunk John 42 m farmer 1000 NC 8 90a 33 1249 Plunk Susannah 45 f TN 8 90a 34 1249 Plunk Elizabeth 18 f TN x 8 90a 35 1249 Plunk Trasidy 15 f TN 8 90a 36 idiotic 1249 Plunk Aaron 13 m TN x 8 90a 37 1249 Plunk Nancy 11 f TN x 8 90a 38 1249 Plunk Ray 8 m TN x 8 90a 39 1249 Plunk Susan 7 f TN x 8 90a 40 1249 Plunk Emaline 4 f TN 8 90a 41 1250 Brown William 24 m miller TN 8 90a 42 1250 Brown Lucy 25 f NC 8 90b 1 1250 Brown Nancy 5 f TN 8 90b 2 1250 Brown William 1 m TN 8 90b 3

Yes, Kossuth is only about 25 miles from Chewalla, TN. I grew up in Corinth and have know that area very well... Yours, Tom Mathis Odessa Isbell wrote: > Thanks, Nell. I appreciate your help. > > The "story" in our Estes family is that they moved 50 miles to Kossuth, > Alcorn/Tishomingo Co., MS. I have proof Lyddal Bacon Estes had land in the 9th > Dist, 2nd Range, 1st Section of McNairy Co. in 1826. I thought this was near > Chewalla. One child was born there. I have proof of his land in Kossuth, MS. > Would Chewalla be within 50 miles of the MS land? > Can you tell me if there is someone in McNairy Co. who would research this land > for me? If so, have them contact me and give me their fees for research. > > Thanks again. > > Odessa Isbell > > Nell Lowe wrote: > > > Odessa, > > > > According to this map by Nancy Wardlow Kennedy of 1890 McNairy, and with the > > warning that it may not be absolutely correct, district 9 is in the far SE > > corner and includes the towns of Acton, Michie, Rushing Needmore, Tulu, > > Chambers and Pebble Hill. > > > > Nell > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Odessa Isbell <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 1:36 PM > > Subject: Re: [TNMCNAIR] 1890 District Lines > > > > > Nell, can you tell me where Dist. 9 were? Thanks. > > > Odessa > > > > > > Nell Lowe wrote: > > > > > > > I have a copy of a map of McNairy County which shows district lines in > > 1890 as interpreted by Nancy Wardlow Kennedy. It states that it "should not > > be construed as absolutely correct". > > > > > > > > District 11and 12 are shown to be in the NE area of the county. > > District 12 is in the far NE corner with towns Milledgeville and Mt. Zion > > included. The district just west, district 16, includes the towns of Center > > Hill and Rocky Knob. Just south of district 16 is district 11 including > > Leapwood and Mars Hill. > > > > > > > > The districts may not have been the same in earlier years but this might > > help get a start or it might cloud the issue if district lines were > > radically changed over the years. > > > > > > > > Nell

Odessa, Just a couple of weeks ago someone on the list gave the names of a couple of researchers but I can't find it now. I would think it was not even 50 miles between Chewalla and Kossuth. I don't know where the 9th district was in 1826. I do have some records of the First Baptist Church of Kossuth. 1858 L. R. (says R) Estes baptized; dismissed by letter October 1860 Lee Estes bapatized; dismissed by letter October 1860 A. W. Estes baptized; died 1864 1860 L. B. Estes received by letter Lee Estes received by letter 1866 Rebecca Estes baptized; dismissed by letter Is the Nancy Estes 62-VA with Bacon 24 Tn. and Allen 18 Tn. your bunch? They were family #542 and my Surratt family was family #548 in this 1850 census for Old Tishomingo and at least one of my family members was a member of this church. My family went to McNairy County by the 1870 census. Maybe someone will post the names of the people who research for a fee again. Nell ----- Original Message ----- From: Odessa Isbell <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2000 5:17 PM Subject: Re: [TNMCNAIR] 1890 District Lines > Thanks, Nell. I appreciate your help. > > The "story" in our Estes family is that they moved 50 miles to Kossuth, > Alcorn/Tishomingo Co., MS. I have proof Lyddal Bacon Estes had land in the 9th > Dist, 2nd Range, 1st Section of McNairy Co. in 1826. I thought this was near > Chewalla. One child was born there. I have proof of his land in Kossuth, MS. > Would Chewalla be within 50 miles of the MS land? > Can you tell me if there is someone in McNairy Co. who would research this land > for me? If so, have them contact me and give me their fees for research. > > Thanks again. > > Odessa Isbell > > Nell Lowe wrote: > > > Odessa, > > > > According to this map by Nancy Wardlow Kennedy of 1890 McNairy, and with the > > warning that it may not be absolutely correct, district 9 is in the far SE > > corner and includes the towns of Acton, Michie, Rushing Needmore, Tulu, > > Chambers and Pebble Hill. > > > > Nell > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Odessa Isbell <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 1:36 PM > > Subject: Re: [TNMCNAIR] 1890 District Lines > > > > > Nell, can you tell me where Dist. 9 were? Thanks. > > > Odessa > > > > > > Nell Lowe wrote: > > > > > > > I have a copy of a map of McNairy County which shows district lines in > > 1890 as interpreted by Nancy Wardlow Kennedy. It states that it "should not > > be construed as absolutely correct". > > > > > > > > District 11and 12 are shown to be in the NE area of the county. > > District 12 is in the far NE corner with towns Milledgeville and Mt. Zion > > included. The district just west, district 16, includes the towns of Center > > Hill and Rocky Knob. Just south of district 16 is district 11 including > > Leapwood and Mars Hill. > > > > > > > > The districts may not have been the same in earlier years but this might > > help get a start or it might cloud the issue if district lines were > > radically changed over the years. > > > > > > > > Nell

KISER-SWEAT REUNION The families of Newton J. Kiser and Winfield Sweat will have their annual family reunion on Sunday, Oct. 1, 2000 at the Selmer Jaycee Building located on McNairy Central Road. The potluck lunch will begin at 1 PM. All family members and friends are invited. For more info call Virginia Barnes at 645-3571 or Wilma Dunaway at 645-5951. REID CARTER REUNION Their reunion will be held Oct. 1, 2000 at Eastview Civic Center. Please bring a dish. No other info at this time. DILLON-TEAGUE REUNION The annual Dillon - Teague reunion will be Oct. 7, 2000, at the Selmer City Park from 9:00 until ??? WHITTEN REUNION The families of Frank and Cynthia Whitten will have their family reunion on Oct. 8, 2000. It will be held at the Eastview Civic Center. Meal will be served at 1 P M. Bring a covered dish. Everyone welcome. That's all for now! Elizabeth Goodrum

Appeared in the Independent Appeal Newspaper Wed., Sept. 13, 2000 JOHN CLYDE DAVIS, 90, died Sept. 10, 2000, at the Magnolia Regional Health Center. He was a retired farmer. He was also a Baptist. He is preceded in death by his wife, Bessie Gooch Davis, and one son, Rowland Davis. He is survived by his daughter, Martha Wilkerson of Memphis, four grandchildren, Dianne Baldwin and husband, Phil, of Corinth, Miss., Sherry Caldwell and husband, Bobby, of Byhalia, Miss., Martha Durbin and husband, Tim of Michie, and Sondra Warren of Lebanon, seven gr-grandchildren, Regina Stephens and husband, Terry, Jay Durbin and wife, Jamie Russell Senn, Bess, Josh , Jon and Amanda Warren, two gr-gr-grandchildren, Stephanie Settlemires and Courtney Settlemires. He is also survived by his extended family, Pat and Helen Montgomery, Jeff, Carolyn, Angie, Ashley, and Ryan Montgomery, Danny, Jeannie, Casey and Christy Montgomery. Graveside services will be held on Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Davis Family Cemetery with Bro. Doyle Petty officiating. Visitation will be Wed., night from 5 until 9 at the Memorial Funeral Home in Corinth, Miss. >>>>>>>>>>>>> MAYOR D. EMMONS, 90, of Michie died Aug. 8, 2000, at Magnolia Regional Hospital in Corinth, Miss., due to heart failure. Mr. Emmons was a retired Chevrolet Dealer Mechanic in Booneville, Miss. He was a member of trinity Baptist Church and the American Legion in Booneville, Miss. He also served in the U.S. Army during WWII. He is preceded in death by his wife, Lillie Pearl Cleary Emmons, his parents, William Henry and Daisy P. Cooksey Emmons, and two brothers, Marshall Emmons an Aber Emmons. He is survived by two sisters, Zelma McCoy of Tullahoma and Marie Smith of Michie, one brother, Troy Emmons of Burnsville, Miss., and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at 130 p.m. on Sunday at Shackelford Funeral Home. Burial followed at Michie Cemetery in Michie with Bobby McCord officiating. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>. HOYT CLAYTON, 78, of Bethel Springs died Sept. 7, 2000, at his home. He was born in McNairy County, son of the late Albert and Mae Mitchell Clayton. He graduated from Bethel Springs High School in 1939. He farmed as a young man. Mr. Clayton served during WWII in the U.S. Army in Germany; he was wounded during service. After the war he returned home, and attended college in Corinth, Miss. He worked at Brown Shoe Company for 16 years, prior to coming to Henderson where he owned and operated, with his wife, Gladys Restaurant for 23 years, retiring in 1982. He was a member of the Old Friendship Baptist Church and a member of the VFW. He is survived by his wife, Gladys Clayton f Bethel Springs, two sons, Gary Clayton, of Bethel Springs and Ricky Clayton of Henderson, two sisters, Marie Collie of Jackson and Ann Anderson of Selmer, three brothers, Billy Clayton of Bethel Springs, Gayle Clayton of Henderson, and John David Clayton of Bethel Springs, nine grandchildren, and six gr-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Leon Johnson Funeral Home on Sept. 9, at 2 p.m. Burial followed at Old Friendship Cemetery with Bro. John Hutcherson and Bro. Tom Lewis officiating. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> MARY LESSIE CLAYTON, 92, of Selmer died Sept. 5, 2000, at Magnolia Regional Hospital in Corinth, Miss., due to heart failure. She was a retired sales lady for Park Belk Dept. Store in Memphis. She was a member of Bethesda Presbyterian Church. She is preceded in death by her husband, John Clayton, one brother, Ulysses McNatt, and her parents, Willie D. and Flora Ann Baker McNatt. She is survived by one sister, Virgie Etheridge, one niece, Betty Wilkerson of Selmer, one nephew, Larry Etheridge of Selmer, and one grand-nephew, Chuck Wilkerson of Selmer Funeral services were held at Shackelford Funeral Home at 11a.m. on Sept. 8, with Roger Marion officiating. Burial followed at Bethesda Cemetery in Selmer. Pallbearers were Emmett Hockaday, Johnny B. Dunaway, Billy Clyde Hurst, Joe Mitchell, Matt Ward, and Glen Ashe. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> DANIEL EDWARD BURKHEAD, 59, of Adamsville, died Sept. 4, 2000, at U. T. Bowld Hospital in Memphis due to cancer. He was a self-employed logger and farmer. He was also a Pentecostal. He is preceded in death by his mother, Sarah E. Burkhead. He is survived by three daughters, Brandi Jo Burkhead of Saltillo, Kristen Burkhead of Saltillo, and Rita Burkhead of Montgomery, AL, two step-daughters, Brenda Lee Hollaway of Adamsville and Janice Suiter of Selmer, three sons, Joey Burkhead of Saltillo, Lewis Burkhead of Jackson, and DeWayne Burkhead of Jackson, two step-sons Edward Jones of Crump and Randy Jones of Crump, his father, Daniel Webster Burkhead of Jackson, one sister, Jannie Emmerson of Jackson, two brothers, Mike Burkhead of Jackson, and David Burkhead of Jackson, and nine grandchildren. Funeral services and burial were held at Mars Hill Cemetery at 3 p.m. on Sept. 5. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>. RAY O’NEAL WHITAKER, 68, of Michie, died Sept. 9, 2000, at North Miss. Medical Center in Tupelo, Miss., due to diabetes. He was a retired electrician for the Tennessee River Pulp and Paper Mill. He was a Deacon at Center Hill Baptist Church and a former gospel singer with Gospel Heralds. He was also a member of the I.B.E.W. Electrical Union. He is preceded in death by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George and Georgia Whitaker. He is survive by his wife, Julia Whitaker of Michie, two daughters, Sandra Whitaker of Clearwater, FL and Judy Smith of Colorado Springs, CO., one son, Richard Whitaker of Michie, one sister, Shirley Price of Michie, three grandchildren, and two gr-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at center Hill Baptist church on Sept. 12, at 11 a.m. Burial followed at Center Hill in Counce. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ALLIE GRACE MOORE, 87, of Selmer, died Sept. 9, 2000, at Methodist Healthcare McNairy Hospital due to heart failure. She was a retired Heel Presser with Brown Shoe Co. in Selmer. She was employed there for 26 years. She was a member of Selmer First Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her parents, William and Isla Odessa Dodd Rhodes, her husband, Hurshal H. Moore, and one sister, Katherine Norris. She is survived by one daughter, Sue Barr of Selmer and one sister, Mary Heeth of Marietta, GA. Funeral services were held at Shackelford Funeral Home on Sept. 11, at 11 a.m. Burial followed at Lake Hill Memory Gardens in Bethel Springs with Frank Whitman and Robert Jetton officiating. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> JAMES LOYD VAUGHN, 86, of Pocahontas, died Sept. 3, 2000, at the Tri-County Convalescent Home in Adamsville due to heart failure. He was a retired farmer. He was also a McNairy County School Board member for 14 years. Mr. Vaughn obtained his Pilot License at age 62. He is preceded in death by his wife., Martha Russell Vaughn, one brother, Warren Vaughn, and one sister, Blanche Mullins. He is survived by five daughters, Peggy Dixon of Corinth, Miss., Cheryl Ann Knight of Pocahontas, Judy France Hopper of Pocahontas, Deborah Faye Moore of Selmer, and Gloria Diane Moore of Middleton, five sons, James Robert Vaughn of Pocahontas, Arnie Glenn Vaughn of Pocahontas, David Lynn Vaughn of Pocahontas, Mac Arthur Vaughn of Middleton, and Loyd Reece Vaughn of Ramer, two sister, Lenerah White of Bolivar and Ruby Deggendorf of Oceanside, CA, three brothers, Roy Curtis Vaughn of Savannah, Wilmer “Bob” Vaughn of Pocahontas, and John M. Vaughn of Bailey, Co., twenty-three grandchildren, and seventeen gr-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Shackelford Funeral Home at 11 a.m. on Sept. 5, Burial followed at Eureka in Pocahontas. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>. HESTER LUCILLE HAYNES SHEFFIELD, 79, of Morris Chapel, died Sept. 6, 2000, at the Hardin County General Hospital due to liver disease. She was a homemaker and a member of Faith Assembly of God. She lived in Hardin County most of her life. She is preceded in death by her husband, Charles Lesley Sheffield. She is survived by one daughter, Gracie Sheffield Franks of Morris Chapel, dour sons, Charles Harold Sheffield of Savannah, Lloyd O. Sheffield of Luka, Miss, Wade Sheffield of Crump, and Aldon Lee Sheffield of Selmer, fifteen grandchildren, fourteen gr-grandchildren, and five gr-gr-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Shackelford Funeral Home in Savannah on Sept. 8, at 11 a.m. Burial followed at Crump Cemetery in Crump. >>>…end Have a great day! Barbara [email protected]

Thanks, Nell. I appreciate your help. The "story" in our Estes family is that they moved 50 miles to Kossuth, Alcorn/Tishomingo Co., MS. I have proof Lyddal Bacon Estes had land in the 9th Dist, 2nd Range, 1st Section of McNairy Co. in 1826. I thought this was near Chewalla. One child was born there. I have proof of his land in Kossuth, MS. Would Chewalla be within 50 miles of the MS land? Can you tell me if there is someone in McNairy Co. who would research this land for me? If so, have them contact me and give me their fees for research. Thanks again. Odessa Isbell Nell Lowe wrote: > Odessa, > > According to this map by Nancy Wardlow Kennedy of 1890 McNairy, and with the > warning that it may not be absolutely correct, district 9 is in the far SE > corner and includes the towns of Acton, Michie, Rushing Needmore, Tulu, > Chambers and Pebble Hill. > > Nell > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Odessa Isbell <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 1:36 PM > Subject: Re: [TNMCNAIR] 1890 District Lines > > > Nell, can you tell me where Dist. 9 were? Thanks. > > Odessa > > > > Nell Lowe wrote: > > > > > I have a copy of a map of McNairy County which shows district lines in > 1890 as interpreted by Nancy Wardlow Kennedy. It states that it "should not > be construed as absolutely correct". > > > > > > District 11and 12 are shown to be in the NE area of the county. > District 12 is in the far NE corner with towns Milledgeville and Mt. Zion > included. The district just west, district 16, includes the towns of Center > Hill and Rocky Knob. Just south of district 16 is district 11 including > Leapwood and Mars Hill. > > > > > > The districts may not have been the same in earlier years but this might > help get a start or it might cloud the issue if district lines were > radically changed over the years. > > > > > > Nell

Does anyone know of Patie Emmons b. 1884 who married a Hagy in McNairy Co? she is the daughter of William Wesley Emmons and Lina Ann Hopkins. Patie had 4 children: Chambers Hagy b, 1902 Frank Hagy b. 1904 Ernest b. 1906 Mamie Hagy b. 1908 Info on any of these people would be appreciated. Sara Norris