I'd like to buy one of the Montgomery County books. Whom do I contact? Thanks for any help. Mary Kay Snell *************************** Mary Kay Snell [email protected] ***************************

Thank you I will put my check in the mail today. Roberta (Buck) Martinez

FYI I just received this message from Cleo Hogan. . . The Montgomery County Historical Society has sold all but eight of the Family History 2000 books, and the eight remaining are LEATHER, costing $89 plus $6 postage, available at: MCHS, PO Box 262, Clarksville, TN 37041-0262. [The books are available otherwise from the publisher, and the Christian Co., KY Genealogical Society.--I do NOT know the prices there.] Frances

Hi Frances, I hope you are ready for more of Geneva's stuff :) I gave you a break and now it's time to get busy again. Hope you had a lovely Mother's Day. I goofed and fell asleep floating in the pool, and now I look like a lobster. It was such a peaceful day I just drifted off. I have been busy on the weekends and tired during the week. Our office has been getting a new filing system, and we had to move filing cabinets and boxes. In the evening I have been too tired to move. It is a nice tiredness though. I have lost 31 pounds at the doctor's suggestion. So even though I may be tired I feel good. (Does that make any sense? Well I am at work and have tons to do today, so I had better run. Have a nice day. Sandra

Jeanne- I would love to have a copy of the picture with the identified persons named. There are several ways you can send the picture to me 1. scan it as a jpg file and send it to me via e-mail or 2.mail a copy to me with information attached or 3. when you go to Clarksville, Sandra Stacey will be glad to scan it for you if she can have a copy. She is doing a CD of Clarksville-Montgomery material and is collecting all kinds of information. This CD is being placed in the library, school district office and Montgomery County Archives. Hope you have a good trip and happy hunting for family information. Hope to hear from you soon. Frances Raymond Millman wrote: > Frances, > A school photo from Hickory Point School 1930. My aunt has identified some > of the children and the 2 teachers. > How would I submit it to the Montgomery page? > Also, while I'm in Montgomery Co in May which sites might be interested in a > copy of the photo? I will be using the Clarksville library and the Count > Archives. > Jeanne

What were the starting dates for publications of newspapers in Dickson and Montgomery counties? Of my knowledge, the only Montgomery County paper has always been the Leaf Chronicle. I don't know what's in Dickson. Are there organizations that will search and copy portions of old papers, for a fee? Michelle

Frances, I'm having a copy made of picture tomorrow. I think I will send it to Sandy and she will provide you with a copy. I've spent too much time on computer doing last minute seaching. I did find another Warden cousin , now I'm hoping to hear from her before I leave> Her greatgrandmother lived in Clarksville, so she may live in the area. I want to meet as many people in person while in Tn. Jeanne P.S. Shh! The Montgomery web site is the best of the bunch! The search engine is much easier to use than the rootsweb search engine on the other Tn county pages. Everybody does a wonderful job, I don't want to offend anyone. I just wonder why they don't set their site up like Montgomery.

What's new in Montgomery County. Drop by our pages at http://www.tngennet.org/montgomery and take a look. Queries: Updated Surnames: Updated Cemetery: Pollard and partial Greenwood- Thanks to Jim Long Genevia Suggs Swain Collection: the Byrd, Ham/Hamm/Hams, and Suiter Family Notebooks- Thanks to Carroll Ray Ellis and Sandra Stacey INFO If you are visiting Clarksville and doing family research, don't forget about our wonderful resources- Jill Hastings-Johnson and the Montgomery County Archives. It is open for business Monday thru Friday and is a "MUST SEE" if you are in town. Many of the materials found in the Swain Collection concern folks living in the surrounding counties of Dickson, Cheatham, Stewart, Houston and Humphreys. If you have families in these counties you might want to look at the Swain Collection. Be sure to check out Tim's Genealogy Pages at the Clarksville-Montgomery Public Library site. Tim has provided many links to useful pages containing materials for Montgomery and other counties in Tennessee. Tim also has additional cemetery listing on the library pages. Check them out! Also, the Leaf-Chronicle list daily obits on their pages at http://www.leafchronicle.com Thanks to everyone who is helping us make the Montgomery County pages interesting and informative for fellow researchers with Montgomery County connections. If you have information that you feel would be of interest to others, email me and let's talk. Frances

Frances, A school photo from Hickory Point School 1930. My aunt has identified some of the children and the 2 teachers. How would I submit it to the Montgomery page? Also, while I'm in Montgomery Co in May which sites might be interested in a copy of the photo? I will be using the Clarksville library and the Count Archives. Jeanne

I'm looking for relatives of Dora Elizabeth Bailey and B. O. Westerfield. Dora was born after 1876 and probably before 1901. They had 2 children, Jo and James. I don't know when she died, is there someone I can write to to request an obituary or death certificate search? They may have lived in Clarksville, but certainly one of the 2 counties. Thanks, Michelle

The TNGenWeb search engine is found on the Montgomery Home page in the in the first set of listings cited as TNGenWeb site search engine. [email protected] wrote: > How do I access the TnGenWeb search engine

Hi all: Does anyone have info of Ellen Mathis who married George Knight? Ellen was born in Kentucky in 1860 and George died in 1910. The family lived in Stewart and Montgomery Counties, TN. Children were George 1891, Frank, 1886, Ernest Norman June 30, 1889, and Vernon Knight, 1891. Thanks. Debbie

How do I access the TnGenWeb search engine

FYI- Frances -------- Original Message -------- Subject: TN-Announce The TNGenWeb Site Search engine Date: Mon, 7 May 2001 00:28:27 -0600 (MDT) From: Nancy Cole <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Hi folks, We have had a few inquiries as to why the search engine returns only 100 viewable hits....it seemed reasonable in the beginning and many search engines work that way...surnames are a bit different however. Thanks to the sys admin waving his magic wand all hits are now accessible. If the visitor gets 2976 hits they can view all of them. -- Nancy

Hello--Since we have new people joining our lists, I want to post again my main, "can't find anything more on" those listed below, need parents or siblings. RICHARD KNIGHT b ca 1834 KY/TN d Roaring Springs May 3 1873. Note: A Dr. Miller was also killed at the same time, newspaper stated he was formerly from Stewart Co. TN. Anything on him also? LEVI FRANCIS b ca 1793 SC d Nov 1868 Trigg Co. KY (also his wife JANE maiden name unknown b 1813) JOHN SMITH b 1783 VA (also his wife CHARITY maiden name unknown b 1785 VA) John and Charity had dau JULIA A SMITH b ca 1815 Christian Co KY d 1890. Julia marr JAMES LADD b ca 1818 IL. REBECCA MULLINS b ca 1810 TN marr John Bromley b ca 1810 TN marr Jun 25 1827 Davidson Co. TN ELIZABETH MORGAN b ca 1794 marr Cornelius Bromley Jul 6 1802 Davidson Co. TN. (The John Bromley above was the son of Cornelius) Any help on the above will be appreciated. Helen Knight Bujnak

I used to have the address for the CA birth and death website and now I've lost it. Do any of you happen to have it and would share it with me? Thanks. Pat Mc

Chuck--How much is total price of 1810 lost census records of Montgomery Co.? HKB

Hi Elsie, Yippee, I got the books! Haven't had much time to look at them but I did see that you have a different photo of Wylie (Wyley) Rye than I do. Any way that I can get a copy? That is the father of Lavinia, right? Did I send you the picture that I have of him? Thank you, thank you for the books, I will enjoy them. Love, Linda

Thanks for the link for the Leaf-Chronicle. It's hard to get the paper in Chattanooga. Dave Davidson

[email protected] is the addy for Jill Hastings-Johnson [email protected] wrote: > Can you please send me the address for Jill hastings at the Montgomery > Archives? > Thank you, > Debbie > > >