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Anderson - Thanks for information. These are additional great grandparents in this line: James md Sarah Thomas (1770-1851). Their son Nathaniel Overall Hutchison was my third g-grandfather. He md Annie Roark (1804-1875). Their daug Sarah Ann (Jan 10 1836-Feb 12 1931) md Phineas Scruggs Evans (Jul 30 1830-Oct 14 1916). Their daug Mary Forrest Evans (Dec 10 1864-Feb 2 1886) md Charles Edward Jarrell (Sep 2 1856-Apr 9 1888). Hope this helps anyone else looking. I'm still looking for John Hutchison's ancestors as well as Roark, Evans and Jarrell. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anderson" <oxdrover@mindspring.com> To: <TNMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 1:59 AM Subject: [TNMONTGO-L] JOHN HUTCHISON (1740-1825) > Linda: > > I'm not a Hutchison descendant, but our ancestors may have been fairly close > neighbors on McAdoo Creek. Timothy and Elizabeth (Sloan) Anderson bought > land there in 1791 from Arthur "Madow" (McDow, McAdoo) of Lancaster Co SC, > where the Andersons also were from. > > One Anderson-Hutchison marriage was between Mattie Emma Anderson, b 1861, > and Asa W. Hutchison, b 1856. According to WorldConnect submissions, > Asa's father was James W. b ca 1828, gf Nathaniel O. b ca 1800, ggf James b > ca 1770, John b ca 1740. > > Andy Anderson > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "linda" <Meas4Meas@colint.com> > To: <TNMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, May 24, 2004 9:33 PM > Subject: Re: [TNMONTGO-L] JOHN HUTCHISON B 1740 D 1825 in TN ,probate > Jan.1826 Montgomery,CO. TN > > > > If this John Hutchison is a common ancestor of ours, this information may > > be helpful--I got it from a book on the Hutchison Family: > > > > John Hutchison b. 1745 in VA d. 1825--1826 Montgomery Co., TN married > > Margaret McNail b. 1746 VA d. before 1820 VA. They had a son (my ancestor) > > named James Hutchison b. 1770 in VA d. 1850 in Montgomery Co., TN who (in > > 1795) bought a 200 acre farm on McAdoo Creek. James was a Presbyterian > > elder for 50 years, and he was on 1850 Montgomery Co. TN census as 79 yr > old > > farmer b. VA. > > > > Before 1796 - They were Presbyterians in VA > > 1796 - Autumn, John & Margaret left Shenandoah Co Va to move to TN. > > 1797 - Settled on North Fork McAdoo Creek, Montgomery Co TN > > 1802 - Added to Presbytery Circuit as minister in KY > > 1810 - New denomination Cumberland Presbyterian > > > >

Linda: I'm not a Hutchison descendant, but our ancestors may have been fairly close neighbors on McAdoo Creek. Timothy and Elizabeth (Sloan) Anderson bought land there in 1791 from Arthur "Madow" (McDow, McAdoo) of Lancaster Co SC, where the Andersons also were from. One Anderson-Hutchison marriage was between Mattie Emma Anderson, b 1861, and Asa W. Hutchison, b 1856. According to WorldConnect submissions, Asa's father was James W. b ca 1828, gf Nathaniel O. b ca 1800, ggf James b ca 1770, John b ca 1740. Andy Anderson ----- Original Message ----- From: "linda" <Meas4Meas@colint.com> To: <TNMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 24, 2004 9:33 PM Subject: Re: [TNMONTGO-L] JOHN HUTCHISON B 1740 D 1825 in TN ,probate Jan.1826 Montgomery,CO. TN > If this John Hutchison is a common ancestor of ours, this information may > be helpful--I got it from a book on the Hutchison Family: > > John Hutchison b. 1745 in VA d. 1825--1826 Montgomery Co., TN married > Margaret McNail b. 1746 VA d. before 1820 VA. They had a son (my ancestor) > named James Hutchison b. 1770 in VA d. 1850 in Montgomery Co., TN who (in > 1795) bought a 200 acre farm on McAdoo Creek. James was a Presbyterian > elder for 50 years, and he was on 1850 Montgomery Co. TN census as 79 yr old > farmer b. VA. > > Before 1796 - They were Presbyterians in VA > 1796 - Autumn, John & Margaret left Shenandoah Co Va to move to TN. > 1797 - Settled on North Fork McAdoo Creek, Montgomery Co TN > 1802 - Added to Presbytery Circuit as minister in KY > 1810 - New denomination Cumberland Presbyterian >

If this John Hutchison is a common ancestor of ours, this information may be helpful--I got it from a book on the Hutchison Family: John Hutchison b. 1745 in VA d. 1825--1826 Montgomery Co., TN married Margaret McNail b. 1746 VA d. before 1820 VA. They had a son (my ancestor) named James Hutchison b. 1770 in VA d. 1850 in Montgomery Co., TN who (in 1795) bought a 200 acre farm on McAdoo Creek. James was a Presbyterian elder for 50 years, and he was on 1850 Montgomery Co. TN census as 79 yr old farmer b. VA. Before 1796 - They were Presbyterians in VA 1796 - Autumn, John & Margaret left Shenandoah Co Va to move to TN. 1797 - Settled on North Fork McAdoo Creek, Montgomery Co TN 1802 - Added to Presbytery Circuit as minister in KY 1810 - New denomination Cumberland Presbyterian ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Rogers" <lindarogers6330@sbcglobal.net> To: <TNMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 24, 2004 9:41 PM Subject: [TNMONTGO-L] JOHN HUTCHISON B 1740 D 1825 in TN ,probate Jan.1826 Montgomery,CO. TN > I am looking for info. on this family.Most expressly Johns daughter CATHERINE LUCY HUTCHISON KIME.Any info. is helpful. > Thank you,Linda R. > >

Rootsweb's WorldConnect Project http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi has submissions regarding Catherine and her children. They show James Hutchison (b ca 1771) as her father's name and grandfather as John. In one submission her husband's name is given as Michael Kime; another says John. Andy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Rogers" <lindarogers6330@sbcglobal.net> To: <TNMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 24, 2004 7:41 PM Subject: [TNMONTGO-L] JOHN HUTCHISON B 1740 D 1825 in TN ,probate Jan.1826 Montgomery,CO. TN > I am looking for info. on this family.Most expressly Johns daughter CATHERINE LUCY HUTCHISON KIME.Any info. is helpful. > Thank you,Linda R. >

I am looking for info. on this family.Most expressly Johns daughter CATHERINE LUCY HUTCHISON KIME.Any info. is helpful. Thank you,Linda R.

Cleo: Margaret Elizabeth Anderson, daughter of Hogue Anderson, married John Edward Ransdell (1834-1900), Sgt, Co K, 14th Tenn. Inf. They and some of their children are buried in Hogan-Stewart-Graham Cemetery in Montgomery Co. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nightshade/Cemeteries/Hogan_Stewart_Graham_Cemetery.html . Some of the children were: George (1867-1870), Wiley H. (1869-1920), Bella ca 1872, John A. (1874-1969), dtr b & d 1878, dtr b ca 1880. Wiley Ransdell is buried in Woodall Cem, where also is buried Anderson Ransdell (1906-1958). http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nightshade/Cemeteries/Woodall_Cemetery.html The family is listed as Randell in 1870 and Ransdale in 1880. Margaret, listed as 23 in 1870, apparently died before 1892, as John had been married 8 years in 1900. All censuses Montgomery. Just found the query you placed at http://genforum.genealogy.com/ransdell/messages/499.html . If you have worked up a more thorough list of the Ransdell children, please let me know. Also, do you have a complete marriage date for John and Margaret? Rootsweb's WorldConnect Project has submissions on the families of both Polk Rinehart and James Gupton. Two children only shown for Rinehart. The Gupton descendancy list can be found by doing a search for James T. Gupton and wife Missouri Anderson at http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi . Children of Polk and Ellen (Anderson) Rinehart: 1) Neppie [Penelope?] Rinehart, m Buck Holt. 2) DeLacey Milton Rinehart, b 7 Mar 1877 Hickory Point, Mtgmry Co TN, d 26 Mar 1939, m Lily Allman. He's evidently the "Lacy" M. Rinehart/Reinhardt whose household is listed in the Christian Co KY census in 1900 and 1910. Indexed by Heritage Quest as "D. M. Rineheart" in Hopkinsville in 1920. James T. and Missouri Amazon (Anderson) Gupton and children also at http://www.kyseeker.com/trigg/maupin/letter.html . Her year of birth is given there as 1846, but the 1900 Graves Co census lists her as born in May 1849. Wiley H. Anderson is next door. Andy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cleo Hogan" <cdmhogan@usit.net> To: <TNMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 8:51 PM Subject: [TNMONTGO-L] Wiley "Hogue" Anderson death date? Gupton, Rinehart, Rudolph, Duffell, Hutchi(n)son> > > > Anybody know the death date of Wiley Hogan "Hogue" Anderson? He died > > presumably either in Graves or Calloway Co KY after the Graves Co 1900 > > census. Would like to hear from descendants of > > Missouri Gupton or Ellen Rinehart. > > Ellen had a son and a daughter, and each have many descendants. > > Did not know about Missouri's marriage; will have to search for them. Do you have any more on her? > > Do you have Margaret's desc? > > > Cleo in Clarksville

> Anybody know the death date of Wiley Hogan "Hogue" Anderson? He died > presumably either in Graves or Calloway Co KY after the Graves Co 1900 > census. Would like to hear from descendants of > Missouri Gupton or Ellen Rinehart. Ellen had a son and a daughter, and each have many descendants. Did not know about Missouri's marriage; will have to search for them. Do you have any more on her? Do you have Margaret's desc? Cleo in Clarksville

Anybody know the death date of Wiley Hogan "Hogue" Anderson? He died presumably either in Graves or Calloway Co KY after the Graves Co 1900 census. He was born in 1818 in Humphreys Co TN, married Margaret Smith in 1843 in Montgomery Co and had three children: 1) Ellen C. Anderson, b ca 1846, m James K. "Polk" Rinehart. 2) Margaret E. or Isabella Anderson, b ca 1848. 3) Missouri Amazon Anderson (1849-1936), m James T. Gupton. Can't find Wiley/Hogue in the KY death index at http://vitals.rootsweb.com/ky/death/search.cgi . Judging from the census, the entry of "Wiley F." Anderson, listed as dying in Graves Co at the age of 54 in 1913, is probably not an entry for Hogue with incorrect middle initial and age. Any help would be appreciated. Would like to hear from descendants of Missouri Gupton or Ellen Rinehart. Also would like to learn the names of Hogue's siblings. One brother was evidently Elijah Rudolph Anderson, b ca 1821, who married Mary B. Duffell and had children James b ca 1856, Mattie Emma b ca 1862 [m Asa W. Hutchi(n)son], and Wiley, b ca 1866. Andy Anderson =========== Hogue's biography from page 1002 of "The Goodspeed Histories of Montgomery, Robertson (et al.) Counties of Tennessee", 1886: "W. H. ANDERSON was born February 10, 1818, in Humphreys County, Tenn., and when a child moved with his parents to Montgomery County, where he still lives. His father, RICHARD ANDERSON, was born in Montgomery County in 1791, and there has always lived with the exception of a short time spent in Humphreys County, where our subject was born. The father, who was a useful citizen, married MARGARET RUDOLPH, who was born in 1791, and to whom were born six children. "The subject of this sketch was educated at home and in the common schools, attending the latter only a few weeks. He learned the carpenter's trade when young, and worked at that occupation a few years. He then followed farming, and acted as constable until 1847. He then purchased the White Oak mills and carried on milling for five years. He then sold his property and returned to Montgomery County, where he has since resided and farmed. In October of 1843 he married MARGARET E. SMITH, who was born in Montgomery County August 30, 1825. She was a daughter of JOHN SMITH, who was of German descent, and died about 1851. "Mr. and Mrs. Anderson became the parents of the following children: Ellen C., Margaret E. and Missouri A. Mrs. Anderson died in 1851. Our subject was a Whig as long as that party existed, and since that time has been independent. He has been magistrate of Montgomery County for 20 years and is at present magistrate of his civil district. He is a member of the Presbyterian Church, as was his wife. Mr. Anderson has taken such an active part in public life that he is now an exceptionally well-informed and intelligent man."

Can anyone help Emily? -----Original Message----- From: Emily Buker [mailto:salimb@uclink.berkeley.edu] Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 1:54 PM To: FRANO-COLA.SC@worldnet.att.net Subject: Photo of "Dickson-Sadler Drug Company" Hello, My grandfather, Marion J Sadler was a pharmacist and owned a drugstore in Clarksville, Tennessee, I think this must be his drugstore, do you have any information about it? Is there someone I can contact who would have information about this photo? I am trying to find information about my grandfather, he died in 1944 in Kentucky. Thank you for your time, Sincerely, Emily Buker

J. M. Newberry to M. E. Martin, bond issued Jan 26, 1851 (no return noted, but that's not too unusual) This is from Sistler's transcription--I did NOT look at the original books. Cleo in Clarksville. > I would be most grateful if someone could look up the following: > J.M. Newberry to M.E. Martin in Montgomery County, Tennessee. I believe that time period would be 1843-1845.

Cleo, thank you SO much for your help; it is very much appreciated! Again, thank you! Cynthia. -----Original Message----- From: Cleo Hogan [mailto:cdmhogan@usit.net] Sent: Sunday, May 16, 2004 8:13 PM To: TNMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TNMONTGO-L] Tennessee Marriage Bonds, 1783-1870 J. M. Newberry to M. E. Martin, bond issued Jan 26, 1851 (no return noted, but that's not too unusual) This is from Sistler's transcription--I did NOT look at the original books. Cleo in Clarksville. > I would be most grateful if someone could look up the following: > J.M. Newberry to M.E. Martin in Montgomery County, Tennessee. I believe that time period would be 1843-1845.

Hello, I am hopeful that someone on the list has a copy of the Tennessee Marriage Bonds, 1783-1870 book and that they would not mind looking up marriage bond date for me. I live in Alaska but have not been able to find a copy of the book locally. I would be most grateful if someone could look up the following: J.M. Newberry to M.E. Martin in Montgomery County, Tennessee. I believe that time period would be 1843-1845. I have been told that the woman's last name was Martin. It could also be Miller. Thank you for any help you can give me. Cynthia Wellman

I am trying to locate information about Francis M. Pierce/Pearce, born about 1842, and Harriet F. Davis. They were supposed to have married January 18, 1865 in Montgomery County. I have not found them in the 1870 census, but did find F. M. Pierce living with his brother's widow and her children in 1880 in Montgomery County. Frank's parents were George Washington Pearce and his wife Susan, maiden name unknown. I know nothing about Harriet's parents. Any information would be helpful. Their son, Sam Washington Pierce, was living with his grandmother, Susan Ann Pierce, in Montgomery County in 1880. Mary Allen Brown Mary's Genealogy Pages http://www.marys-pages.com Mary's Genealogy Page for Hot Spring Co., AR http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mlbrown/

Could someone please do a 1930 Census look-up for me? The family is: Reynolds, Ira Alfred Reynolds b: 1913 m. Mary Cattell Reynolds who was from Clarksville TN. Their Children but the children may not have been born yet: Bobby Smith Reynolds Jackie Catell Reynolds Clifford 'Dean' Reynolds

Good Morning from 100 degree Arizona! I'm researching Forest William Taylor and Susan Vaughn. Children were: Elizabeth, married James H. Irby Samuel William, married Malissa Huggins Hartwell Marable, married Cynthia A. McWaters Susan Mary Jane, married 1.Samuel Thomas Epperson 2.Thomas Edward Curry 3. Fred Grimes Zachariah Irene Rebecca Darthular Tennessee married William Edward Bush Forest W. Taylor, Jr. Also: Mary "Polly Vaughn married John Yarbrough Children were: William Abner, Francis Marion, Millie, Henry Clay, Elizabeth, John Nelson, Elisa Jane and Jennie Looking forward to hearing from you. Alice Nicholson

Does anyone know of a site that might list names of doctors from about 1850 to 1900?  Or maybe a site with passenger list for boat on the Mississippi river.  Any ideas where I need to search?                                              Thanks,  Margaret          Dr. Robert Henry Atkinson, who married Gabrella Boyd.  I have found them living in Fordyce, Ark.   While on a Mississippi River boat on the way from Memphis to New Orleans he treated a patient on the boat who had Enysipelas and so Dr. Henry Atkinson caught Enysipelas and died on the boat at New Orleans.  My grandmother told me that his body was brought back to Fordyce after his death on Feb. 24, 1861.  After that Gabrella and her 4 children returned to the home of her parents in Montgomery Co., TN ---------------------------- Dr. Henry and Gaberella married in Logan Co.   If anyone is researching Atkinson or Boyd line and has any information about this couple, please let me know.

Does anyone know of a site that might list names of doctors from about 1850 to 1900?  Or maybe a site with passenger list for boat on the Mississippi river.  Any ideas where I need to search?                                              Thanks,  Margaret          Dr. Robert Henry Atkinson, who married Gabrella Boyd.  I have found them living in Fordyce, Ark.   While on a Mississippi River boat on the way from Memphis to New Orleans he treated a patient on the boat who had Enysipelas and so Dr. Henry Atkinson caught Enysipelas and died on the boat at New Orleans.  My grandmother told me that his body was brought back to Fordyce after his death on Feb. 24, 1861.  After that Gabrella and her 4 children returned to the home of her parents in Montgomery Co., TN ---------------------------- Dr. Henry and Gaberella married in Logan Co. If anyone is researching Atkinson or Boyd line and has any information about this couple, please let me know.

In a message dated 4/22/2004 11:27:27 PM Eastern Daylight Time, frano-cola.sc@worldnet.att.net writes: (althoufg we are part of the USA). Dear George, I went to School at Clarksville H.S. also.........now living in Georgia. Still apologizing to all New Mexicans about the "not part of the United States"......dreadful!! How kind you are for the offer of putting the Senior Edition on CD. You have such a great idea for any year!!! Good luck in your search!!! Diann

FYI Frances -----Original Message----- From: George and Susan Key [mailto:gskey@earthlink.net] Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 4:35 PM To: FRANO-COLA.SC@worldnet.att.net Subject: Purple and Gold 1955 I have a senior edition that I am willing to put on a CD if anyone is interested. I am also interested if anyone knows of a class reunion for the CHS class of 1955. Out here in New Mexico we don't get much news (althoufg we are part of the USA). George Key Class of '55