Hi: Elisha: Males- l -16-18 years 1- 18-26 years 1- 26-45 years Females-1- 26-45 years Thomas: Males: 1 -26-45 years Females: 3 -0-10 years 1- 16-18 years Thomas: Males 1- 18-26 years Females: 1- 18-26 years Shirley Gordon wrote: > HI everyone, I am having difficulty reading the census of 1820 and 1840 on > the http://www.tngenweb.org/montgomery/cgcensus20.html site. > > Clark, Elisha 001110 00010 > Clark, Thos. 000010 30100 > Clark, Thos. 000100 00100 > > Can someone tell me how may female and males and what ages they are? thanks > > Shirley Gordon > Administrative Secretary > 324 S. Kedzie Hall > Michigan State University > East Lansing, MI 48823-1032 > 517-353-3290 > Fax 517-432-2049

Hi Listers, I am researching the Page family, for which two landed in Montgomery county. One is William M. Page who m. Susan A. E. Weakley. If there are any descendents on the list I would like to share with you. The other is Harvey Page. I think he married Rebecca Ann Parham in 1847. In the 1895 Montgomery county directory he is listed as living in Clarksville on Martin St. and being a blacksmith. I think he is the older brother of William, as he was a wagon maker and well respected in Clarksville. Since both were born in Davidson co., then turned to Cheatham, it would figure that they would land in Clarksville. If anyone out there can help, I would greatly appreciate it. Linda Rives Mississippi [email protected]

Thanks Elsie, This gives me enough info to call and see what their address is, I think. Also you gave me her dod and pod which I did not have. This is great! Thank you so much. Jean ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 5:57 PM Subject: Re: [TNMONTGO-L] Ambrose Martin(Jean) Jean, The only info on Mary Trotter is her name and b. about 1800. She was born in Tennessee, She died 2/20/1864 in Lyon Co., KY age 63yrs.04mo 18days. The library is in Eddyville, Lyon Co., KY, but I don't know the name of it right off the top of my head. You could possibly write to the Eddyville Library and see what you can get. Elsie ______________________________

Hi Elsie, Can you help me with my Ambrose Martin. He is the father of Louisa Martin that married Moses Yarbrough in 1842. I found the will of Jesse Martin (1821 in Mt . Co. TN.) that has a son named Ambrose. I also found a will of William Martin ( 1800 ) that was a son named Ambrose. Is this what you have? Thomas Martin died 1760 William Martin died 1800 Jesse Martin 1760 - 1820 Married Francis Corlew Ambrose Martin 1779 -1850 Louisa Martin 1823 married Moses Yarbrough. Please let me know if this is what you have! I am very very confused with all of these Ambrose Martins. Gayle Black

Linda, If you just send the scans I will enhance them. I am very good at it. A lot of the tin pictures I have put on the web in others name, were almost completely gone. There are so many of you who have contributed, I would like to thank you for your trust in loaning me your prized possessions so that they can be shared with others. Thanks Sandra Stacey [email protected] wrote: > Hi Sandra, > No, they don't appear to be the Senior Issue, but I'm not sure. There > are pictures of the football & basketball teams, the Glee Club (Mom is in > that one). In fact I didn't see any of these on the site. As, I said, they > aren't in very good shape and I'm not sure how well they will scan, but when > I get a chance I will give it a try. I may be able to enhance them a bit, > but of course the dpi wasn't very good to begin with. I certainly hope I > will be able to contribute to a site that I have enjoyed so much and watch > grow so wonderfully the last couple of years. > Linda (Moss) De Vita > > > >

Hi Sandra, No, they don't appear to be the Senior Issue, but I'm not sure. There are pictures of the football & basketball teams, the Glee Club (Mom is in that one). In fact I didn't see any of these on the site. As, I said, they aren't in very good shape and I'm not sure how well they will scan, but when I get a chance I will give it a try. I may be able to enhance them a bit, but of course the dpi wasn't very good to begin with. I certainly hope I will be able to contribute to a site that I have enjoyed so much and watch grow so wonderfully the last couple of years. Linda (Moss) De Vita

thank you - Frances Osburn wrote: > The link is fixed. Thanks for letting me know. > > Frances > > "Lugenia R. Parham-Evans" wrote: > > > I tried to view the information on Sally Tyson on page 1 of the People and > > Places section and I could not locate her. Can you help me?? > > > > Frances Osburn wrote: > > > > > What's new in Montgomery County. Drop by our pages at > > > http://www.tngennet.org/montgomery > > > and take a look. > > > > > > Queries: Updated > > > > > > Surnames: Updated > > > > > > Family Histories: Lee Family History- Thanks to Jody Boyd > > > > > > Swain Collection- Outlaw Family Notebook- Thanks to Carroll Ellis and > > > Sandra Stacey > > > Baggett Family Notebook- Thanks to Carroll Ellis and Sandra Stacey > > > > > > Purple and Gold, 1928- Thanks to Tim Pulley and Sandra Stacey > > > Purple and Gold, 1930- Thanks to Tim Pulley and Sandra Stacey > > > Purple and Gold, 1931- Thanks to Tim Pulley and Sandra Stacey > > > > > > Cemetery: Update on Southside Cemetery- Thanks to Allan Workman > > > > > > People and Places- page 1, Sallie Tyson- Thanks to Lugenia > > > Parham-Evans > > > > > > 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. > > > > > > 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 > > > > > > January 14, 2001

Hi Carey, I forwarded your email to Jim. I figure he is the best person to give you an answer. Sandra Stacey [email protected] wrote: > In a message dated 01/17/2001 5:49:27 AM Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > >> Jim >> Bailey, Tim Pulley, the Clarksville Public Library and I > > Sandra: > I perked up when I saw the name Jim Bailey -- I'm the great granddaughter of > Col./Sen. James Edmund Bailey and being the nosey genealogy addict that I am > I wondered if there is a connection <g>. > Best regards! > Cary Bailey > > > >

Jean, The only info on Mary Trotter is her name and b. about 1800. She was born in Tennessee, She died 2/20/1864 in Lyon Co., KY age 63yrs.04mo 18days. The library is in Eddyville, Lyon Co., KY, but I don't know the name of it right off the top of my head. You could possibly write to the Eddyville Library and see what you can get. Elsie

In a message dated 01/17/2001 5:49:27 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Jim > Bailey, Tim Pulley, the Clarksville Public Library and I Sandra: I perked up when I saw the name Jim Bailey -- I'm the great granddaughter of Col./Sen. James Edmund Bailey and being the nosey genealogy addict that I am I wondered if there is a connection <g>. Best regards! Cary Bailey

Hi Elsie, Now, see there! I just knew there had to be more than one and that they had to be related with that name. I am so glad to find out where they (Mary T. and AM) went. Do you have any particular information on either of those two? I know you said most desc. of the other but I am really curious about those Trotters. Also, would you know the name of the library there off the top of your head? I would like to write them to see if I could get a copy of the information you mentioned. Thank you for telling me this. It is really interesting. Jean ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2001 9:00 PM Subject: Re: [TNMONTGO-L] Ambrose Martin There are about three Ambrose Martins. Ambrose, who married Mary Trotter is the oldest. He moved his family to Eddyville, KY. The library there has a record on him that someone did. One Ambrose Martin married Delana Allen and they lived in Southside. My Uncle William Martin is his son. I have some info on him (mostly descendants) if anyone is interested. Elsie ______________________________

The link is fixed. Thanks for letting me know. Frances "Lugenia R. Parham-Evans" wrote: > I tried to view the information on Sally Tyson on page 1 of the People and > Places section and I could not locate her. Can you help me?? > > Frances Osburn wrote: > > > What's new in Montgomery County. Drop by our pages at > > http://www.tngennet.org/montgomery > > and take a look. > > > > Queries: Updated > > > > Surnames: Updated > > > > Family Histories: Lee Family History- Thanks to Jody Boyd > > > > Swain Collection- Outlaw Family Notebook- Thanks to Carroll Ellis and > > Sandra Stacey > > Baggett Family Notebook- Thanks to Carroll Ellis and Sandra Stacey > > > > Purple and Gold, 1928- Thanks to Tim Pulley and Sandra Stacey > > Purple and Gold, 1930- Thanks to Tim Pulley and Sandra Stacey > > Purple and Gold, 1931- Thanks to Tim Pulley and Sandra Stacey > > > > Cemetery: Update on Southside Cemetery- Thanks to Allan Workman > > > > People and Places- page 1, Sallie Tyson- Thanks to Lugenia > > Parham-Evans > > > > 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. > > > > 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 > > > > January 14, 2001

I tried to view the information on Sally Tyson on page 1 of the People and Places section and I could not locate her. Can you help me?? Frances Osburn wrote: > What's new in Montgomery County. Drop by our pages at > http://www.tngennet.org/montgomery > and take a look. > > Queries: Updated > > Surnames: Updated > > Family Histories: Lee Family History- Thanks to Jody Boyd > > Swain Collection- Outlaw Family Notebook- Thanks to Carroll Ellis and > Sandra Stacey > Baggett Family Notebook- Thanks to Carroll Ellis and Sandra Stacey > > Purple and Gold, 1928- Thanks to Tim Pulley and Sandra Stacey > Purple and Gold, 1930- Thanks to Tim Pulley and Sandra Stacey > Purple and Gold, 1931- Thanks to Tim Pulley and Sandra Stacey > > Cemetery: Update on Southside Cemetery- Thanks to Allan Workman > > People and Places- page 1, Sallie Tyson- Thanks to Lugenia > Parham-Evans > > 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. > > 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 > > January 14, 2001

Ryan, Went to the Archives yesterday, found administrators bond, inventory, on John Brodie, 1830. Also a provisions document for the widow of John Brodie. Was able to find Alexander Brodie, but didnt' have time to copy anything, will try and go back today and copy it. Robbie

Hi Linda, Are your Purple & Gold pages from the Senior Issues? The complete senior issue for 1939 is already on the site. If not, could I get copies of your pages to add to the collection? I have around 15 more copies of P&G's to scan. Then the web site will be missing 2 issues having all the senior issues plus a few other monthly issues. Jim Bailey, Tim Pulley, the Clarksville Public Library and I will have a nice collection then that we have made available at the web site. Sandra Stacey [email protected] wrote: > Hi List! > Mom & I were going thru her things yesterday and we found some pages from > the 1939 Purple & Gold. They aren't in real good shape but she remembered > who very many of the people are, in case people need to ID them. Mom > (Frances Blair) is in there as well and Dad's cousin, Eugene Moss. It was so > neat to find them! I will see if they match the pages at the website. > > Linda Moss De Vita -- researching: Moss, Martin, Rye, Hester, Blair, > Denny, Hutchison, Young > Saugus, CA > > > >

I am researching in Montgomery Co. and would like to be added to those researching these surnames.-- Moss, Martin, Rye, Hutchison, Hester, Young. Thank you, Linda De Vita [email protected]

Hi List! Mom & I were going thru her things yesterday and we found some pages from the 1939 Purple & Gold. They aren't in real good shape but she remembered who very many of the people are, in case people need to ID them. Mom (Frances Blair) is in there as well and Dad's cousin, Eugene Moss. It was so neat to find them! I will see if they match the pages at the website. Linda Moss De Vita -- researching: Moss, Martin, Rye, Hester, Blair, Denny, Hutchison, Young Saugus, CA

There are about three Ambrose Martins. Ambrose, who married Mary Trotter is the oldest. He moved his family to Eddyville, KY. The library there has a record on him that someone did. One Ambrose Martin married Delana Allen and they lived in Southside. My Uncle William Martin is his son. I have some info on him (mostly descendants) if anyone is interested. Elsie

I guess I missed something here? If there is a 'list', could I add mine, too? SPEER / ROE/ MORRIS Thanks! Julia Ridgefield, WA http://www.angelfire.com/wa2/Conkey [email protected] wrote: > I am researching in Montgomery Co. and would like to be added to those > researching these surnames.-- Moss, Martin, Rye, Hutchison, Hester, Young. > Thank you, > > Linda De Vita > [email protected]

Hi Jean, I see you mention the surname Whitehead. I have one Whitehead in my ancestry and that is all I know about them: Martha Whitehead, 1809 - 1882 who married Henry E. Cherry. They lived in Stewart Co. TN. What information do you have on the Whiteheads? Any Martha in your history? Deanna