Cleo, You have made my day! A wonderful Saturday!Thanks so much! My connection is that Mary Bell Whitfield's mother was Laura Petrach Waller born c1840?-died? who married Constantine Whitfield (1835-1868). Laura P. Waller was a sister to my 2nd great grandmother Lucy Elizabeth Waller (1821-1878). The two women were the daughters (there were other children) of Thomas Carr Waller (1799-1872) and Martha M. A. Waller (her maiden name was Waller) (c1802-c1857) of Todd County, KY. Item #3 in Thomas Carr Waller's will: "It is my desire that my daughters Isabella and Virginia Waller shall educate and support my Grandchild Mary Bell Whitfield until her marriage or death should they out live her."Will Book M, Page 23, Todd County, KY. 1880 Census, Todd County, KY. ED #78, #2-2, Living with Belle Waller is May Belle Whitfield age 17. (I need to recheck my reading of the first name. Mary Belle/May Bell) From another source, whose accuracy varies, I learned Mary Bell supposedly married a Binkley. (Source about 95% correct as far as I can tell so perhaps I shouldn't be so doubtful.) I would say the burial of George W. Binkley in the Waller Burying Ground cements this as the right G. W. Binkley. Cleo, in your crystal ball, you don't just happen to know the location of the Waller Cemetery , do you? None of the cemetery sites have that info. Interesting, how "solving one question" always leads to another. Both Laura Waller Whitfield and Constantine Whitfield must have been dead by August 1870 as two of Mary Bell's siblings are living with their grandparents in the Joseph W. Whitfield household in Civil District #2 in Montgomery Co. Thanks again, Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cleo" <cdmhogan@usit.net> To: <TNMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2003 10:17 AM Subject: [TNMONTGO-L] G.W. Binkley (ca 1862--1915) Family 1900 Census, Montgomery Co. > George Binkley, age 53 yrs, died 13 Jan 1915, on Forest St., in Clarksville. > Leaves an aged mother, wife and four children: Thomas, Warren, Geneva, and > George, Jr. Binkley. Interment at Waller Burying ground, near Trenton, > KY.------Clarksville Daily Leaf Chronicle, 13 Jan 1915, and 14 Jan 1915. > > Laura Binkley, age 12 yrs, died 18 Oct 1901, of paralysis, near Trenton, KY. > Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Binkley. Father of deceased chiild is a > brother of William Binkley, foreman at the Leaf Chronicle. Funeral at > Trenton.------Daily Leaf Chronicle, 19 Oct 1901. > What is your source of the wife's name, and what is your connection, > Barbara? Cleo. > >

George Binkley, age 53 yrs, died 13 Jan 1915, on Forest St., in Clarksville. Leaves an aged mother, wife and four children: Thomas, Warren, Geneva, and George, Jr. Binkley. Interment at Waller Burying ground, near Trenton, KY.------Clarksville Daily Leaf Chronicle, 13 Jan 1915, and 14 Jan 1915. Laura Binkley, age 12 yrs, died 18 Oct 1901, of paralysis, near Trenton, KY. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Binkley. Father of deceased chiild is a brother of William Binkley, foreman at the Leaf Chronicle. Funeral at Trenton.------Daily Leaf Chronicle, 19 Oct 1901. What is your source of the wife's name, and what is your connection, Barbara? Cleo.

I found an interesting map of 1870 Clarksville. There may be an easier way to get to the site, but I am sure this way works -and then you can work out a short cut that works for you. :) Use a search engine : perhaps Google. Enter: Mobil & Ohio Railroad+civil war Among choices will be: Map Collections 1500-2002 Use subject search box and enter: Clarksville, TN You can move around in the map and compare streets and buildings with those of today.

I would like to hear from anyone who has info on the G. W. Binkley family included in the 1900 Census of Montgomery Co. This family was in District #2. The husband's name may be George Washington (only a guess) and the wife's name is Mary Bell (maiden name Whitfield). There are 2 sons and 2 daughters. The children's initials are difficult to read but may be: S (daughter), T. D. (son), W.J. (son), and J. N. (daughter). The 1880 census shows two G. W. Binkleys. One is listed as George W. Binkley age 19, laborer, with the Perdue family and the other is listed as Geo. Binkley, age 18, laborer, with the Harring family.

In relation to Cunningham, where is Clawhammer? And, have you heard of Sugar Hollow? ----- Original Message ----- From: "NORMAN WYATT" <wyatt47@msn.com> To: <TNMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2003 8:58 PM Subject: Re: Re: [TNMONTGO-L] tnmontgo site > I graduated in 1965. Southside is south of Clarksville and Clawhammer is an > area south and west of Southside. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Tnswaw@aol.com> > To: <TNMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 8:34 PM > Subject: Re: Re: [TNMONTGO-L] tnmontgo site > > > > My surnames from tn are SWAW---CRISTY----Tinkerhouse. > > they had and still have a 500 arch working farm ---current address724 > > bairwood rd clarksville tn. the family will not give history info, they > are > > not help me at all. can you give me info please...... > > Father John Thomas Swaw B-7-15-1872 d-7/5/37 > > 1st wife --martha Georgian mcCarthy swaw--died 1921 > > Children John----Pearl(frances)----Birdie---Neilie &Ziggy Pace of Col.- > > Mary &Puncho Pelayo of Califorina-- > > 2nd wife Nebble Tinkerhouse SWAW > > Children > > Thelma(tootie) > > Marie(tincie) > > My grandmother is Fannie(FRANCES) Pearl SWAW. She moved to Califorinia > > around mid 1930's. I would like some birth cert. of dates with names > would > > be helpful. OR MARRIAGE INFO SUCH "ERUING SWAW john swaw's brother, > MARRIED > > WHO IN 1921. KTY. John 2nd wife was Nibbles Tinkerhouse 2 children Thelma > > (tootie) stills lives with (her daughter Thelma Stephenson) on the farm on > > bairwood rd in Clarksville. Marie (tinicey) I think she is alive in Ca- > > FAMOUS NAMES IN FAMILY MARY SWAW ( WILDFLOWER TUCUCHME) 1812 FROM THE > > TECUMPEESE TRIBE --SWAWNEE---CHEROKEE > > were is southside and claw hammer? what years were you in school and with > > who? i know there was alot of swaw's because my greatgrandfather had at > > least 9 kids in family. > > any help would be grateful, if i can help your search i will i live in > > califorina > > tnswaw > > >

In a message dated 2/25/03 7:41:28 AM Central Standard Time, blbblb@fidnet.com writes: > least that is where my postings are going.) Can anyone tell me what I am > doing wrong? > Barbara > > Barbara you came thru just fine pat

Mary, Thanks, Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary in Georgia" <granmary@webtv.net> To: <TNMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 11:29 AM Subject: Re: [TNMONTGO-L] Trial > Barbara, > Your trial message was posted. > > Mary in Georgia, USA > granmary@webtv.net > Our Family Kudzu Vine > http://community.webtv.net/granmary/family > > > >

Barbara, Your trial message was posted. Mary in Georgia, USA granmary@webtv.net Our Family Kudzu Vine http://community.webtv.net/granmary/family

Sorry everybody. I am trying again to see if my messages will post. Barbara

To the List Members: I have received several messages concerning emails with attachments originating from this list. I would like to remind everyone that there should be no attachments to messages received from this list. Rootsweb does not accept attachments. If you receive an email from this list or any other list originating on Rootsweb- DO NOT OPEN. There are a number of viruses circulating out there so please be careful. Frances Osburn List Owner

Barbara, Your message made the list! There should be NO attachments on a message to a rootsweb list. If somehow there is an attachment, it is probably a virus that has spoofed the address. Mary in Georgia, USA granmary@webtv.net Our Family Kudzu Vine http://community.webtv.net/granmary/family

Mary, Thanks. I sent that as a reply attached to Tommy's message. Now to see if I can send this with the address saved. Barbara

Tommy, I didn't receive the email you mention, but I am taking advantage of your message to see if what I am writing just now will get posted. I seem to be having trouble getting things posted. I upgraded my computer, lost the Montgomery Co. address, so I copied, I thought, this address from the site. Nothing. I emailed the webmester, and I seem to be in outer space. (Or at least that is where my postings are going.) Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong? Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tommy Allen" <rtallen@charter.net> To: <TNMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 12:25 AM Subject: [TNMONTGO-L] Suspicious > I just received an email from the listwith subject Japanese girl vs > Playboy. > > It has an attachment that is suspicious. Did anyone else receive same? > It was followed by another email with a virus. Norton got it. > >

I just received an email from the listwith subject Japanese girl vs Playboy. It has an attachment that is suspicious. Did anyone else receive same? It was followed by another email with a virus. Norton got it.

Have you seen the Weakley book? It has more about Ella, of course, and names Jerry's parents (no source given, though). It also names seven children. Several of us transcribed it into a GEDCOM and I posted it on WorldConnect. I have been adding information (mostly descendants) when people send it to me. Look for the SAW file, or just enter the name of a Weakley ancestor. Elaine Oakes > Jeremiah Theopolis Bull (called Jerry or Bunk) was born 20 Jan 1869 and died 7 Sep 1943. He married Ella Weakley who was born 1 Sep 1869 and died 10 Apr 1965. They had 6 children: Alice, Boyd, Bessie, Edna, Lester E. and another. > If any of these names sound familiar please contact me. I need to fill in some gaps and I might have some info for you. > Michelle

I thought there might be some descendants of a couple of my ancestors on one of these lists. Jeremiah Theopolis Bull (called Jerry or Bunk) was born 20 Jan 1869 and died 7 Sep 1943. He married Ella Weakley who was born 1 Sep 1869 and died 10 Apr 1965. They had 6 children: Alice, Boyd, Bessie, Edna, Lester E. and another. If any of these names sound familiar please contact me. I need to fill in some gaps and I might have some info for you. Michelle

[Montgomery-TN Will Bk B (1814-1817)] page 233 {no date....page 231 has date 20 Oct 1814} Sale of the Estate of William B Cocke, deceased. Buyers were: .........BENJAMIN HAGOOD, STERLING NESBLETT....... Total amount received from sale of the estate is $ 356.04 3/4. Sterling Neblett, Administrator page 298. John Duke, Administrator Bond. We, John Duke,Isham Trotter, BENJAMIN HAGOOD, Josiah G Duke and Samuel Duke, are bound to the Governor in the sum of one thousand dollars, this 17th day of Oct 1815. The condition of the obligation is such that John Duke, Administrator of the Estate of Rebecca Duke , deceased, does make an inventory and an accounting of his administration of the estate, then this obligation to be void, else to remain in full force. John Duke Isham Trotter B HAGOOD Josiah G Duke Samuel Duke jerree

[Montgomery-TN County Court Minutes (Dec 1805-Dec 1807)] page 11 {no dates given....page 10 was dated March term 1806} In the case of Robert Nelson vs William Wikoff, Sr, ordered attachment and writ of inquiry. Jury: ............Stephen Cocke, JOHN HAGOOD, George W Nevill. page 41 {no dates given....page 38 was dated 25 March 1806} JOHN HAGOOD records his stock mark as a cross and slit in the left ear and an over half cross in the right ear. jerree

If you can help this person, please contact directly. Frances ----- Original Message ----- From: Donna Neighbors To: FRANO-COLA.SC@worldnet.att.net Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 6:22 PM Subject: Breedlove-Pace Marriage 2 Jan 1855 This is sort of a shot in the dark. I think these two people, Dudley Breedlove b. abt. 1820 and Sarah Pace, married in Montgomery County on 2 Jan 1855, are my gg grandparents. I found them living in Trigg County, Kentucky in the 1860 Federal Census. You see, my g grandmother, Nora D. Breedlove, has been a mystery for a long time now, but she wasn't born until 1864 or 65. The family story goes that her parents died in some kind of epidemic and she went to live with another family. When I did this research for my mother about 20 years ago, I found Nora living with another family (name now escapes me) where she was a companion to one of their daughters who had "St. Vitus Dance". My mother is no longer with me and I have not been able to get all the old information from my step-father. I guess I was just hoping this information might correlate with that of someone else so I could finally make the connection. My email is Harlequin62389@Yahoo.com. Thank you so much. D! onna K. Thompson-Neighbors -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Send Flowers for Valentine's Day

Good Morning Listers: I am in search of Forrest Taylor and his wife Susan Vaughn. Forrest was born 4 November 1811 in Jefferson County, Tennessee and died in 1890 in Cadiz, Trigg County, Kentucky. I have listed as his father a Henry H. Watson Taylor, but no real documentation, so this may or may not be true. His siblings were: Elizabeth F. married James H. Irby Samuel William married Malissa Isabell Huggins Hartwell Marable married Cynthia Ann McWaters Susan Mary Jane married Mr. Grimes Zachariah married Miss Slade Irene Rebecca William Forest Jr. Darthular Tennessee married William Edward Bush Susan Vaughn was born 10 March 1815 in Clarksville, Montgomery County, Tennessee and died in 1865 in Trigg County, Kentucky. Her parents were John Powell Vaughn, Sr. and Nancy Bradley. Susan's siblings were Abner, Michael, John Powell Jr., and Mary. Michael married Frances Nazworthy John Powell Jr. married Elizabeth ?? Mary married John Yarbrough of Montgomery County, Tenn. Any information would be welcome, and I would be happy to share what I have. Alice in Arizona