Where would a person write for copies of older (particularly early to late 1800's) vital records generated by Putnam Co. ? A nalee Watts
1850 Census, JACKSON COUNTY, TN Line # 45 John Davis 46, wife Martha 44, F) Harriet 21, F) Elizabeth 14, M) James 11, F) Polly M. 9, M) Thomas L. 3, M) John C. 2 1860 Census, COOKEVILLE, PUTNAM county, TN Putnam County formed from Jackson County TN John probably died between 1857 and 1860 John & Martha Davis' last child, a little girl, was born in 1858. She was identified on the 1860 census, Cookeville, Putnam, TN as "idiot." Line # 54 Martha is listed with her children without a husband. 1860 Census, COOKEVILLE, PUTNAM COUNTY, TN On same page as above, Line # 57 Willis Davis 21, wife Mary 21, M) John 3, F) Martha 4, F) Mali (can not real rest of name) 8 months old. Willis is farming. Real Estate Value $1,000.00 Personal Estate $355.00. States Willis born in VA wife Mary born in TN 1866 Marriage Record, WAYNESBORO, WAYNE CO. TN Page #54, #22 James H. Davis to Sarah McDonald 23 Dec 1866 1870 Census, COOKVILLE, PUTNAM, TN Martha listed without husband (John Davis) & with children, James H. Davis 25, Elizabeth 19, Polly 18, Mary F. 1 No husband listed in 1870. 1880 Census, COOKVILLE, PUTNAM, TN James, 40, W) Sarah E. 30, F) Mary F. 11, M) Thomas 10, M) John A. 4, Martha 67, Mother. Census states everyone born in TN. Both James and Sarah's parents born in TN. Martha born in TN. Both her parents born in VA. 1880 Census, COOKVILLE, PUTNAM, TN ( On same sheet as above) Family dwelling # 60 lists; C.J. Davis, 39 wife Almira 39, with 7 children and mother Susanah, 82 born in N.C. Family dwelling # 62 lists; John Coleman Davis 28, (twin of Thomas LaFayette) wife Martha 27, with 4 children Family dwelling # 64 lists; Thomas Lafayette Davis 28, (twin of John Coleman Davis) wife Jane 30 with 6 children all males. Can't read the name of first son, M)12, M) Thomas 8, M) John L. 6, M) William 5, M) James R. 5, M) Henry P. 2 Records indicate that at least some of the DAVIS family, including Martha Ingram DAVIS moved to CONWAY County AR. ANY INFORMATION ON THIS FAMILY WOULD BE VERY APPRECIATED !! Nina (Davis) Miller [email protected]
Hi! I am a new member to the list. I have been concentrating my research in Virginia and have found it might be helpful to loop back to Tennessee and see if I can follow some names back to the same place. My ancestors are Samuel Maxwell and Martha A. Patton Maxwell who came to Jackson Co (now Putnam Co.) before 1809. Four generations are buried in the Maxwell Cemetary outside of Baxter. Samuel and Martha were married in 1802 in Montgomery Co Va. Anyone with a migration pattern similar to this in the 1800 to 1820 timeframe I would like to hear from. I would also love to hear from other Maxwell researchers of course, but also anyone knowledgeable about Martha Patton's brothers, Thomas Patton, John Patton, maybe Samuel Patton. At least two of Thomas Patton's children marry two of Samuel and Martha's kids. I think a different migration pattern is taken however with a stop in Ky. Where? When? etc. Gary Maxwell
Michael, Augustine and Rachel Nichols were married in Rockingham Co. NC. They have a marriage record in that county. The Lees and some of the Nichols came to this area (and to Smith Co.) in the mid to late 1820s. The information about Columbia TN is wrong. I've seen that also. The person who wrote that had some other things wrong also (proven). As for Matthias Welch, the Welch family came to Tennessee in about 1812-13 or so. They were still in NC in the 1810, but on the tax rolls in White Co. in about the above mentioned years. The Matthias Welch that you list brothers for is Matthias Welch Jr. See ya, Dale Welch [email protected] Michael Stephen Jackson wrote: > Dear Anne, > Several years ago I was sent some information on the Lee family by Alene > Lee Roberson of P.O. Box 1933, Riverview, FL 33569. I will excerpt a small > part of it here to see if it can help. > Lee Generations: The move to Tennessee > > Hezekiah Lee married Chloe _______ Parents of Augusta Lee > > Augustine (or Augusta) Lee was born probably around 1800 or late 1790's and > died in 1848. He married Rachel Nichols in 1820 in Columbia, Tenn. > > Augustus Lee came to the Wilderness of Tennessee in 1810 by the way of North > Carolina from Virginia. He settled on the Old Walton Road, two miles west > of Standing Stone. (Standing Stone is the old name for Monterey) This > report said about 1820, but the Putnam County History by Walter S. McClain > at the Cookeville Library states it was 1810. > > Matthias Welch came from North Carolina about 1830 and settled near the head > of Falling Water. He had a brother Thomas, buried at Rocky Point. He also > had a brother Jonathan. > > Matthias Welch's children Rebecca, Alec, and Nate married Augustus Lee's > children, Zacharias Lee, Katherine Lee, and Martha Lee. > > Augustus Lee married Rachel Nichols and had 12 children: > 1. John Lee b. 2/8/1823 d. 1883 m. Jane Clark > 2. Chloe Ann Lee b. 1824 d.____ m. Wyatt Clark > 3. Zacharias Lee b. 1826 d. 1909 m. 1-Rebecca Welch, 2-Susan Scarborough, > 3-Emmeline Judd, and 4-Zene Wyatt > 4. Jackson Lee b. 1828 d.1904 m. Sarah Jane Judd > 5. Ruth Lee- b. 1830 d.____ m. Joe Harp (moved to Missouri) > 6. Rachel Lee b.2/6/1832 d. 6/9/1906 m. William Sparks, Jr. > 7. Abbie Lee b.1833 d._____ m. John Judd. > 8. Martha Lee b. 1837 d. 1899 m. Nathan Welch. > 9. Nancy Lee b.____ d.____ m.1-William Welch, 2- ____ Jackson, and > 3-Bill Roberson. > 10,George Lee b.1840 d. ______ never married. > 11. Katherine Lee b. 1843 d. 1923 m. Alex Welch > 12. James Knox Polk Lee b.1845 d.1918 m Malissa Johnson > -----Original Message----- > From: Anne Proctor <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Monday, September 21, 1998 7:26 PM > Subject: [TNWHITE-L] AUGUSTINE LEE > > >Searching for information on my relative Augustine Lee, born about 1790 > >where ?, married Rachael Nickols in Rockingham, NC March 6, 1821. Moved to > >White county and settled at the head of Falling Waters. They had several > >childred including: John, Zachariah, Catherine, Martha, Nancy and James K. > > > >Would appreciate anything on this family. > > > >thanks, > >Anne > > > >
Michael, The person(s) that came up with Augustine and Rachel getting married in Columbia are wrong. There is a marriage record of Augustine and Rachel Nichols Lee in Rockingham Co. NC. They didn't make it to Tennessee until about 1825-27. As for Matthias Welch, he and his family are on tax rolls in White Co. from about 1812-13 or so. Michael Stephen Jackson wrote: > Dear Anne, > Several years ago I was sent some information on the Lee family by Alene > Lee Roberson of P.O. Box 1933, Riverview, FL 33569. I will excerpt a small > part of it here to see if it can help. > Lee Generations: The move to Tennessee > > Hezekiah Lee married Chloe _______ Parents of Augusta Lee > > Augustine (or Augusta) Lee was born probably around 1800 or late 1790's and > died in 1848. He married Rachel Nichols in 1820 in Columbia, Tenn. > > Augustus Lee came to the Wilderness of Tennessee in 1810 by the way of North > Carolina from Virginia. He settled on the Old Walton Road, two miles west > of Standing Stone. (Standing Stone is the old name for Monterey) This > report said about 1820, but the Putnam County History by Walter S. McClain > at the Cookeville Library states it was 1810. > > Matthias Welch came from North Carolina about 1830 and settled near the head > of Falling Water. He had a brother Thomas, buried at Rocky Point. He also > had a brother Jonathan. > > Matthias Welch's children Rebecca, Alec, and Nate married Augustus Lee's > children, Zacharias Lee, Katherine Lee, and Martha Lee. > > Augustus Lee married Rachel Nichols and had 12 children: > 1. John Lee b. 2/8/1823 d. 1883 m. Jane Clark > 2. Chloe Ann Lee b. 1824 d.____ m. Wyatt Clark > 3. Zacharias Lee b. 1826 d. 1909 m. 1-Rebecca Welch, 2-Susan Scarborough, > 3-Emmeline Judd, and 4-Zene Wyatt > 4. Jackson Lee b. 1828 d.1904 m. Sarah Jane Judd > 5. Ruth Lee- b. 1830 d.____ m. Joe Harp (moved to Missouri) > 6. Rachel Lee b.2/6/1832 d. 6/9/1906 m. William Sparks, Jr. > 7. Abbie Lee b.1833 d._____ m. John Judd. > 8. Martha Lee b. 1837 d. 1899 m. Nathan Welch. > 9. Nancy Lee b.____ d.____ m.1-William Welch, 2- ____ Jackson, and > 3-Bill Roberson. > 10,George Lee b.1840 d. ______ never married. > 11. Katherine Lee b. 1843 d. 1923 m. Alex Welch > 12. James Knox Polk Lee b.1845 d.1918 m Malissa Johnson > -----Original Message----- > From: Anne Proctor <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Monday, September 21, 1998 7:26 PM > Subject: [TNWHITE-L] AUGUSTINE LEE > > >Searching for information on my relative Augustine Lee, born about 1790 > >where ?, married Rachael Nickols in Rockingham, NC March 6, 1821. Moved to > >White county and settled at the head of Falling Waters. They had several > >childred including: John, Zachariah, Catherine, Martha, Nancy and James K. > > > >Would appreciate anything on this family. > > > >thanks, > >Anne > > > >
Dear Anne, Several years ago I was sent some information on the Lee family by Alene Lee Roberson of P.O. Box 1933, Riverview, FL 33569. I will excerpt a small part of it here to see if it can help. Lee Generations: The move to Tennessee Hezekiah Lee married Chloe _______ Parents of Augusta Lee Augustine (or Augusta) Lee was born probably around 1800 or late 1790's and died in 1848. He married Rachel Nichols in 1820 in Columbia, Tenn. Augustus Lee came to the Wilderness of Tennessee in 1810 by the way of North Carolina from Virginia. He settled on the Old Walton Road, two miles west of Standing Stone. (Standing Stone is the old name for Monterey) This report said about 1820, but the Putnam County History by Walter S. McClain at the Cookeville Library states it was 1810. Matthias Welch came from North Carolina about 1830 and settled near the head of Falling Water. He had a brother Thomas, buried at Rocky Point. He also had a brother Jonathan. Matthias Welch's children Rebecca, Alec, and Nate married Augustus Lee's children, Zacharias Lee, Katherine Lee, and Martha Lee. Augustus Lee married Rachel Nichols and had 12 children: 1. John Lee b. 2/8/1823 d. 1883 m. Jane Clark 2. Chloe Ann Lee b. 1824 d.____ m. Wyatt Clark 3. Zacharias Lee b. 1826 d. 1909 m. 1-Rebecca Welch, 2-Susan Scarborough, 3-Emmeline Judd, and 4-Zene Wyatt 4. Jackson Lee b. 1828 d.1904 m. Sarah Jane Judd 5. Ruth Lee- b. 1830 d.____ m. Joe Harp (moved to Missouri) 6. Rachel Lee b.2/6/1832 d. 6/9/1906 m. William Sparks, Jr. 7. Abbie Lee b.1833 d._____ m. John Judd. 8. Martha Lee b. 1837 d. 1899 m. Nathan Welch. 9. Nancy Lee b.____ d.____ m.1-William Welch, 2- ____ Jackson, and 3-Bill Roberson. 10,George Lee b.1840 d. ______ never married. 11. Katherine Lee b. 1843 d. 1923 m. Alex Welch 12. James Knox Polk Lee b.1845 d.1918 m Malissa Johnson -----Original Message----- From: Anne Proctor <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, September 21, 1998 7:26 PM Subject: [TNWHITE-L] AUGUSTINE LEE >Searching for information on my relative Augustine Lee, born about 1790 >where ?, married Rachael Nickols in Rockingham, NC March 6, 1821. Moved to >White county and settled at the head of Falling Waters. They had several >childred including: John, Zachariah, Catherine, Martha, Nancy and James K. > >Would appreciate anything on this family. > >thanks, >Anne > >
Hi everyone, I am new to your list. I am researching NEILL/NEAL and BROWN. I saw a map with Martin Creek on it and it also showed a place called BROWN HOLLOW. I have been informed that Brown Hollow is not in Jackson County, but is actually in Putnam County. Does anybody know the history of Brown Hollow or how it got its name? The BROWN family I am researching is Thomas BROWN married Nancy LITTON in 1795 Botetourt County, Va. He moved to Jackson County, Tn in 1801. Putnam was formed from Fentress, Jackson, Smith, White and Overton in 1854. I would appreciate any information, willing to share my data. Kindest regards, Vivian Vaillancourt Eagal Mobile, Alabama
-----Original Message----- From: Bridgett Smith <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, September 20, 1998 2:34 PM Subject: [TNGEN-L] (Fwd) help Can anyone help this person? Bridgett ------- Forwarded Message Follows ------- From: [email protected] Date sent: Sun, 20 Sep 1998 14:24:24 EDT To: [email protected] Subject: help Hi. Contacting you from the Ga. genweb site, hoping for some help. Thanks in advance. I'm on a bit of a quest and need all of the help I can get. I have come across an old family photo album,and would love to get it to someone to whom it might have some sentimental value. Only problem is there aren't a lot of identified people in the pictures. One of them, however, is at a birthday party in Conyers, Ga for a Miss Layon Glenn, who turned 94 on March 8, 1960. Photo may be in a nursing home. The central people in the photo album seem to be a Fred and Lina Glenn, who apparently lived in St. Pete Fla. in the 1950s, and in Tennesee (knoxville and signal mtn. areas) in the 1920-30s. I suspect Fred Glenn may be a nephew of Miss Layon Glenn, but that's just a guess. Fred Glenn had a sister identified as Effie Bean, but no information as to where she lived. There is a very old picture of a Wallis Glenn, but again no info. That's not much to go on, but I hoped the Conyers connection might give me a direction to follow. If you have any suggestions, I would much appreciate them. I just hate to think there are family members somewhere who might enjoy this old photo album, pictures mostly from 1920s-60s. Would love to get it to a descendant of some of those families,. Any help much appreciated ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ Bridgett Smith TNGenWeb State Coordinator http://www.tngenweb.org/ ==== TNGEN Mailing List ==== Don't forget to visit TNGenWeb's Bulletin Board http://pluto.beseen.com/boardroom/d/19731/ Help the folks out if you can, but remember to answer the query so it can be seen on line.
>From Steve Jackson at [email protected] > Dear David et al: > My book is 838 pages with 93 photographs. The book includes land = > grants, wills, inventory of estates, census data, court cases, civil = > war pension applications, and as much as I could to back up what I = > found. > The 3 distinct lines I've found include: > Andrew Jackson & Chrissie Madewell line. (Andrew may have been the son = > of a William Jackson) > Newell Jackson & Amy Grant line. (Newell was from Virginia) > James Jackson, Esq. & Saroah Cox line. (This line is mine. I speculate = > that James' parents were John Jackson and Margaret ?) James and John = > were both born in SC. > The Warren D Jackson line may be a 4th distinct line in Putnam Co, TN. > I found in the 1880 Census the following: > 1st Civil District enumerated in June 1880 by A.W.Boyd. > Dwl Fam Last Name First Name MI C S Age R/Head = > Mar Prof/Occ PB FB MB > 237 237 JACKSON Warren W M 31 Head = > M Farmer TN TN TN > S (Sarah) J W F 40 = > Wife M K/House TN TN TN > M C W F = > 19 Dau S House/K TN TN TN > E (Ephraim)W(Wade)W M 17 Son = > S TN TN TN > G W W M = > 9 Son S TN TN TN > E P W F = > 5 Dau S TN TN TN > N D W M = > 3 Son S TN TN TN > In the 1900 Putnam Co. TN Census enumerated by Algood Moore on 30th June = > E.D.62 Sheet No. 28A Lines 24, 25, 26. & 27: > Dwl Hse Last Name Given Name Rel. C S Born Age Mar. = > B L PB FB MB Prof/Occ. > 533 543 JACKSON Warren D Head WM Oct 1849 50 M 31 = > TN NC TN Day Labr > Sarah J Wife WF Oct 1839 = > 60 M 31 9-5 TN VA AL > Benjamin F Son WM Dec1883 = > 16 S TN TN TN > JUDD Annie GDau WF Mar 1884 16 = > S TN TN TN > In the 1910 Putnam Co, TN Census, 2nd Civil District enumerated on the = > 15th & 16th of April by Bedford Morgan lines 31-38 > Dwl Fam Surname Given Name Rel. S C Age Mar. B L PB FB MB = > Trade/Prof. Ind. > 7 7 JACKSON Epharim W Head M W 45 M2 1 TN TN TN = > Farmer Home Farm > Nettie Wife F W 32 M1 1 1 1 = > TN TN TN none > Tom B. Son M W 18 S = > TN TN TN Farm Laborer Home Farm > Eva F. Dau. F W 14 S = > TN TN TN none > John L. Son M W 12 S = > TN TN TN Farm Laborer Home Farm > Logan Son M W 10 S = > TN TN TN Farm Laborer Home Farm > Lester Son M W 6 S = > TN TN TN none > Velma Dau F W 1 S = > TN TN TN > After line 48 a further note stated that here ends enumeration on = > Cookeville and Sparta road > In the 1910 Putnam Co. TN Census enumerated by Harvey C. McCulley on the = > 5th day of May on lines 82 & 83 on High Street: > Dwl Fam Surname Given Rel. S C Age Mar B L PB FB MB = > Trade/Prof Industry Bus.Est. > 343 359 JACKSON Warren D Head M W 60 M1 40 TN US US Carpenter = > House > Sarah J Wife F W 70 M2 40 9-4 TN VA = > KY none > In the 1910 Putnam Co, TN Census enumerated by Harvey C. McCulley on the = > 5th day of may on Brickyard Street, Enumeration Dist. 79 Sheet No. 18B = > lines 99 100 and Sheet No. 19A lines 1 and 2: > Dwl Fam Surname Given Rel. S C Age Mar. B L PB FB MB = > Trade/Prof. Industry, Bus. > 248 364 JACKSON Newton D Head M W 32 M2 3 TN TN TN Mason = > Brick > Sallie E. Wife F W 25 M1 3 2 2 TN TN = > TN none > Vista M. Dau F W 3 S TN = > TN TN none > Vincie L. Dau F W 0/12 S TN = > TN TN none
Hello All, Rootsweb does not allow email messages with HTML coding within to be posted to the list. If you do, they bounce back to me without going to the list. To send a message, you must use plain text format. Depending on what mailing program you are using, you should be able to set this option using the FORMAT pull-down menu, Preferences or Options Menu, or something along those lines. For those of you using AOL, I believe AOL automatically sends text files. If you are having problems setting your mail program to text, let me know what kind of mail program you have and we'll see if we can figure it out. Thanks, Mitzi
Hi, All. Does anyone on the list happen to remember a Dryer Store of some type around the Overton/Putnam County areas? I was told that there may have been one there around 1969-1971. Also there was supposed to be a Dryer that was "Man of The Year" in the same area. Does this sound familiar to anyone? Thanks, Cyndi Dryer Galati [email protected]
Hi All, I started a mailing list for White County, Tennessee. So if you have ancestors from there, you might want to subscribe to it as well. To subscribe send an email message to [email protected] Keep the subject blank (if your program will not let you do this, try putting a single period in the subject line). In the body of the message, put the word subscribe Email the message. To send a message to the list, email [email protected] Regards, Mitzi PS We have over 60 members on the Putnam County list now.
Hi Joy, Thanks for answering my e-mail. I really feel there is a connection here. I hope we can help eachother. I will transcribe for you a couple of pages from ISAAC BUCK'S Account Book from his store; the following is for 1836 - July at Lagrange (I am not familiar with Lagrange, maybe you have heard of it). July 6 James Jackson Debtor 1 set of White plates (?) 37 cents July 6 Abigail Cox Debtor 6 yards of prints at 1/6 yd 1.50 Magaret Jackson Debtor 1 pair of women's Leather ???? 1.50 July 9 John Jackson Jnr Debtor 5 lb of Coffy at 20 cts 1.00 5 lb of Sugar at 20 cts 1.00 to ballance on settlement .10 $ 2.10 Sanjacinto - page 33 - 28 Sept 1836 Margaret Jackson Dr. to Ballance on Come 1.40 1 stran of Beeds 64 .64 cents $2.04 John Jackson Snr. Dr. 5 lbs of Coffee at 20c $1.00 5 lbs Sugar 1.00 2 yds Calico 45c .90 Cr. By Sang & Rags .31 1/4 $2.60 1/2 Abigail Cox Dr. 3 plates at 3/c set .25 1 Brass Tuck Comb 12 1/2 John Jackson Snr. Again $ 371/2 I tried to be as true to the spelling as I found it on the microfilm. This particular document is a treasure trove of early Putnam, White, Smith, make that Upper Cumberland names. It is listed under Jackson Co, TN in the microfilm section of the Tennessee State Library and Archives. I hope this interests everyone. Thanks for your help. Steve Jackson [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Joy King <[email protected]> To: Michael Stephen Jackson <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, September 12, 1998 2:58 PM Subject: Cox >Hi Steve, >First let me tell you that it's been about 10 years since I've done any >work on my Cox family, and it's going to take me a little while to get >reoriented. The good news is that I have learned a great deal about >genealogical research since then and hope we will be able to figure this >family out. > >If you're sure your Sally's maiden name was Cox, then there probably is >a connection. I would appreciate what you have prior to the 1840 >census, especially the entries for Abigail in the store ledger. When >did your Sally marry James Jackson? What were their children's names? >Where did the Jackson's come from? > >I have quite a bit of information on James Mattison Cox, his 2 definite >wives and possibly a 3rd one, and all of his 15? children. His CSA >pension papers say that he was b. in the section of White Co., TN that >became Putnum Co. so we know that his mother was Abigail although his >death certificate says his father was James Cox and his mother was Melne >Cox. This information is very suspect since there isn't any name for >the informant and it also has his middle name as Matthew, I know from >other records that his middle name was Mattison. > >Now for Abigail "Gilla", I'll have to go over my notes but I seem to >remember thinking that she may have been associated with the Phillips >family. > >1840 census White Co., TN p.75: >Gilla Cox 1F 20-30 [1810-1820] > 2F 5-10 [1830-1835] > 1F -5 [1835-1840] 1M -5 >listed between John Jackson Jr. & Robert Whitaker >Note jk: only other Cox listed is Robert! > >1850 census White Co.,TN no.1694 >Abigale Cox 40 b NC >Madison " 14 b TN >Jinnena " 16 b TN >Sarah " 12 b TN >Isaac " 6 b TN >listed between John Jackson & Sims Howard? >Note jk: One female b.1830-1835 missing from 1840 census. > >1860 census Smith Co.,TN CD #3 listed as Abigail O. 50 & has another >child listed as R.D. male age 5. James M. Cox also in CD #3 as head of >household. > >1870 census Smith Co.,TN listed as Abigail 60 & the above child is >Ardula 16 female > >1880 census Smith Co.,TN living with John & Sarah Glover & listed as >A.B. Cox 66 moth'n law. Note jk: Have not found a death date of bur. >place for Abigail! > >Abigail's children were: Jenninah b.1832, James Mattison b. Mar.1835?, >Sarah L. b.ca.1836 m. John Glover 1876, Isaac b.1844 m. Martha Hall 26 >Mar 1866, Ardula b.1854 m. N.B. Lemons 15 Jan 1878. > >White Co., TN: COX >1811 tax list Henry & 2 Solamon >1820 census Joseph p.365 >1825 tax list Joseph, Robert, 2 Solomon, William > >Putnam Co. Survey Book of Richard F. Cooke >p.211 Mar 2, 1827 Peter COX wit. [chain carrier?jk] for survey for >Sebird Rhea. >p.970 June 27 1836 line of Samuel COX tract. >p.994 Survey 21st Oct 1836 for Richard F. Cooke - heirs of James H. COX >decd. > >1830 census of White Co., TN p.29: >Sally Cox age 60-70 [1760-70] >1f 30-40 [1790-1800] >1m & 1f 20-30 [1800-10] >1f 15-20 [1810-15] >listed between Cornelius Davis & Joseph Smith. > >p.23 has Robert Cox age 50-60 [1770-80] >1f 30-40 [1790-1800] >1f 10-15 [1815-20] >1m & 2f -5 [1825-30] >2 f slaves >listed between Thomas Wilson Junr & Emery Bennett. > >p.21 James Cox 40-50 [1780-90] >1f 30-40 [1790-1800] >1m & 1f 15-20 [1810-15] >1m & 1f 10-15 [1815-20] >2m 5-10 [1820-25] >1m & 1f -5 [1825-30] >listed between Andrew Townsand & James Kirk > >Look forward to hearing from you, >Joy King >209 Lakeshore Dr. >Pawleys Island, SC 29585-7654 >(843) 237-2093 > >
Hi, I am looking for information on or contact with descendants of: Chester Leonard CLOUSE (1864-1919, son of Thomas J. Clouse and Eunette Bumbalough) and Mattie Adelaide FINLEY (1883-1963, daughter of Bluford M. Finley and Amy Melvina Romines). Children: 1. Claude Lee CLOUSE (1902-1961 married Ula Levona HENRY). 2. Ethel May CLOUSE (1904-1966 married Charlie HENRY). 3. Beulah CLOUSE (1907-???? married Hollis HENRY). 4. Elberta CLOUSE (1909-1994 married Alex H. FARLEY). 5. Mary Belle CLOUSE (1910-???? married Riley BUMBALOUGH). 6. Margia CLOUSE (1918-???? married John Odell PENNINGTON). Thank you, Vonnie Looper Munnerlyn
> Can anyone out there help me confirm some recent information I found? > I'd like to know more about a James Jackson, who would have been the = > brother of President Andrew Jackson's father, Andrew Jackson. > Is this info. correct? > 1. James Jackson 1st, born 1720 - Northern Ireland died 1789 - = > Guilford Co, NC > His sons were: 1a Gabriel =20 > 1b David =20 > 1c James 2nd- b. 1748 in = I have been looking for the parents of David Jackson, born 01 Aug 1793 and died 04 Oct 1848 in Overton County, Tennessee. David was married to Jane ???. I descend from his son John M. Jackson who was married to Melvina Phillips. Wondering about the David you listed, could he be a connection to mine. Any info appreciated. Sue Overton County, TN
I am researching the following family. Any leads or suggestions would be appreciated. Jeremiah Smith b TN m Nancy (Cherokee?) and possibly in Fentress Co. in 1850 David A Smith b Overton Co. 7/29/1855 m 2/24/1877 Overton Co. to Sarah Manerva Dodson b 5/27/1857 Middleton? Tn Luther Hayes Smith b 7/3/1879 Cookeville Tn Hijah b 10/83 Tn Nancy Alta b Tn Fannie Paul Manley Smith b 5/1899 Il. Thank you for any help you may be able to offer. Judy Smith Steffen Southern Illinois [email protected]
I am not sure if the following message went out to the list or not. I am attempting to send again. Mitzi > Can anyone out there help me confirm some recent information I found? > I'd like to know more about a James Jackson, who would have been the = > brother of President Andrew Jackson's father, Andrew Jackson. > Is this info. correct? > 1. James Jackson 1st, born 1720 - Northern Ireland died 1789 - = > Guilford Co, NC > His sons were: 1a Gabriel =20 > 1b David =20 > 1c James 2nd- b. 1748 in = > Ameila Co, VA d. 1818 - Guilford Co, NC > A report tells me that this James Jackson 2nd (1c) fought in the Rev. = > War. > James Jackson 2nd (1c) had sons: > 1c1 David > 1c2 James 3rd - b. ???? = > Guilford Co, NC d. ???? Overton Co, TN > married to = > Jane Tubbs (no info on her) > Sons of James Jackson 3rd (1c2) and = > Jane Tubbs: > 1c2a George: = > b. 1792 d.1860 > 1c2b John: = > b. 1795 d.1870 > 1c2c Thomas = > b. 1801 d.1881 > 1c2d James M = > (4th) b. 1804 d.1878 ? =20 > {These dates are in question, I had researched and found b. 1802 d. = > 1853. is this the same man?} > This same 1c2d = > James M (4th): I have called James Jackson, Esq. both of these names = > claim to have Sarah or Saroah "Sally" Cox as his wife; > James & Sarah had an indentured servant: Jonathan P. Oxendine > James 4th & Sarah's daughter was: =20 > 1c2d1 Rebecca Jackson b. 1823 White Co, TN ? - 1860 - Putnam Co, TN > married to Spencer Phillips b. March 1825 = > Overton Co, TN d. 1913 Putnam Co, TN > Other children for James 4 & Sarah Cox Jackson were" > 1c2d2 William Jackson b.1825 White Co, TN ? - d.before 15 Oct 1868 > married Rebecca Dickson -Putnam Co, TN > 1c2d3 John "Sheepeye" Jackson b.10 Mar 1832 - White Co, TN ? d. 01 Aug = > 1910 - Putnam Co.TN > married 1. Mahala Austin -Putnam Co, TN b.1834 = > d.1889 > 2. Kate Ford=20 > 3. Hannah Henry > 1c2d4 Nancy Jane Jackson > b. 01 Mar 1827 - White Co, TN? d. 06 Dec 1884 - Gainesboro, Jackson Co. = > TN > married John Washington Hicks b. 09 Mar 1837 d. 19 Jan 1908 = > Goodlettsville, Davidson Co, TN > 1c2d5 Luvisa Jane Jackson b. 25 Mar 1835 - White Co, TN ? d. 26 Dec = > 1903 > married James M. Burnett - Putnam Co, TN. circa 1855 > 1c2e Andrew Dawson Jackson = > 1808 - 1885 m Alcy Carlock > A.D. = > Jackson died in Texas. > 1c2f Haley Jackson 1810 = > - 1892 > I'd really appreciate any confirmation of the above information, or at = > least where I can look to see if this is correct. > Thank You, > Michael Stephen "Steve" Jackson > [email protected]=20
-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, September 10, 1998 3:26 AM Subject: Re: James Jackson - N.I. - TN. >From [email protected] > This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > ------=_NextPart_000_0048_01BDDC4C.2DCA4DA0 > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable > Can anyone out there help me confirm some recent information I found? > I'd like to know more about a James Jackson, who would have been the = > brother of President Andrew Jackson's father, Andrew Jackson. > Is this info. correct? > 1. James Jackson 1st, born 1720 - Northern Ireland died 1789 - = > Guilford Co, NC > His sons were: 1a Gabriel =20 > 1b David =20 > 1c James 2nd- b. 1748 in = > Ameila Co, VA d. 1818 - Guilford Co, NC > A report tells me that this James Jackson 2nd (1c) fought in the Rev. = > War. > James Jackson 2nd (1c) had sons: > 1c1 David > 1c2 James 3rd - b. ???? = > Guilford Co, NC d. ???? Overton Co, TN > married to = > Jane Tubbs (no info on her) > Sons of James Jackson 3rd (1c2) and = > Jane Tubbs: > 1c2a George: = > b. 1792 d.1860 > 1c2b John: = > b. 1795 d.1870 > 1c2c Thomas = > b. 1801 d.1881 > 1c2d James M = > (4th) b. 1804 d.1878 ? =20 > {These dates are in question, I had researched and found b. 1802 d. = > 1853. is this the same man?} > This same 1c2d = > James M (4th): I have called James Jackson, Esq. both of these names = > claim to have Sarah or Saroah "Sally" Cox as his wife; > James & Sarah had an indentured servant: Jonathan P. Oxendine > James 4th & Sarah's daughter was: =20 > 1c2d1 Rebecca Jackson b. 1823 White Co, TN ? - 1860 - Putnam Co, TN > married to Spencer Phillips b. March 1825 = > Overton Co, TN d. 1913 Putnam Co, TN > Other children for James 4 & Sarah Cox Jackson were" > 1c2d2 William Jackson b.1825 White Co, TN ? - d.before 15 Oct 1868 > married Rebecca Dickson -Putnam Co, TN > 1c2d3 John "Sheepeye" Jackson b.10 Mar 1832 - White Co, TN ? d. 01 Aug = > 1910 - Putnam Co.TN > married 1. Mahala Austin -Putnam Co, TN b.1834 = > d.1889 > 2. Kate Ford=20 > 3. Hannah Henry > 1c2d4 Nancy Jane Jackson > b. 01 Mar 1827 - White Co, TN? d. 06 Dec 1884 - Gainesboro, Jackson Co. = > TN > married John Washington Hicks b. 09 Mar 1837 d. 19 Jan 1908 = > Goodlettsville, Davidson Co, TN > 1c2d5 Luvisa Jane Jackson b. 25 Mar 1835 - White Co, TN ? d. 26 Dec = > 1903 > married James M. Burnett - Putnam Co, TN. circa 1855 > 1c2e Andrew Dawson Jackson = > 1808 - 1885 m Alcy Carlock > A.D. = > Jackson died in Texas. > 1c2f Haley Jackson 1810 = > - 1892 > I'd really appreciate any confirmation of the above information, or at = > least where I can look to see if this is correct. > Thank You, > Michael Stephen "Steve" Jackson > [email protected]=20 > ------=_NextPart_000_0048_01BDDC4C.2DCA4DA0 > Content-Type: text/html; > charset="iso-8859-1" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable > <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD W3 HTML//EN"> > <HTML> > <HEAD> > <META content=3Dtext/html;charset=3Diso-8859-1 = > http-equiv=3DContent-Type> > <META content=3D'"MSHTML 4.72.2106.6"' name=3DGENERATOR> > </HEAD> > <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>Can anyone out there help me confirm = > some recent=20 > information I found?</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>I'd like to know more about a James = > Jackson, who=20 > would have been the brother of President Andrew Jackson's father, Andrew = > Jackson.</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>Is this info. correct?</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>1. James Jackson 1st, born 1720 - = > Northern=20 > Ireland died 1789 - Guilford Co, NC</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p; =20 > His sons were: 1a Gabriel </FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; = > =20 > 1b David </FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; = > =20 > 1c James 2nd- b. 1748 in Ameila Co, VA d. 1818 - Guilford Co, = > NC</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>A report tells me that this James = > Jackson 2nd=20 > (1c) fought in the Rev. War.</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; =20 > James Jackson 2nd (1c) had sons:</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; = > =20 > 1c1 David</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; = > =20 > 1c2 James 3rd - b. ???? Guilford Co, NC d. ???? = > Overton=20 > Co, TN</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; = > &= > nbsp; =20 > married to Jane Tubbs (no info on her)</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; =20 > Sons of James Jackson 3rd (1c2) and Jane Tubbs:</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; = > =20 > 1c2a =20 > George: b.=20 > 1792 d.1860</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; = > =20 > 1c2b =20 > John: &n= > bsp; =20 > b. 1795 d.1870</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; = > =20 > 1c2c =20 > Thomas b. = > 1801 =20 > d.1881</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; = > =20 > 1c2d James M (4th) = > b.=20 > 1804 d.1878 ? </FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>{These dates are in question, I had = > researched=20 > and found b. 1802 d. 1853. is this the same man?}</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; = > &= > nbsp; =20 > This same 1c2d James M (4th): I have called James Jackson, Esq. both of = > these=20 > names claim to have Sarah or Saroah "Sally" Cox as his=20 > wife;</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT size=3D2>James & Sarah had an indentured servant: = > Jonathan P.=20 > Oxendine</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>James 4th & Sarah's daughter = > </FONT><FONT=20 > color=3D#000000 size=3D2>was: </FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>1c2d1 Rebecca Jackson b. 1823 White = > Co, TN ? -=20 > 1860 - Putnam Co, TN</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ;=20 > married to Spencer Phillips b. March 1825 Overton Co, TN d. 1913 Putnam = > Co,=20 > TN</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>Other children for James 4 & = > Sarah Cox=20 > Jackson were"</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>1c2d2 William Jackson b.1825 = > White Co, TN=20 > ? - d.before 15 Oct 1868</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ;=20 > married Rebecca Dickson -Putnam Co, TN</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>1c2d3 John = > "Sheepeye" Jackson=20 > b.10 Mar 1832 - White Co, TN ? d. 01 Aug 1910 - Putnam = > Co.TN</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ;=20 > married 1. Mahala Austin -Putnam Co, TN b.1834 d.1889</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; = > =20 > 2. Kate Ford </FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; = > =20 > 3. Hannah Henry</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>1c2d4 Nancy Jane = > Jackson</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2> b. 01 Mar 1827 - White Co, TN? = > d. 06 Dec=20 > 1884 - Gainesboro, Jackson Co. TN</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2> married John Washington Hicks = > b. 09 Mar=20 > 1837 d. 19 Jan 1908 Goodlettsville, Davidson Co, TN</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>1c2d5 Luvisa Jane Jackson b. = > 25 Mar 1835 -=20 > White Co, TN ? d. 26 Dec 1903</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>married James M. Burnett - Putnam = > Co, TN. circa=20 > 1855</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; = > =20 > 1c2e Andrew Dawson Jackson 1808 - 1885 m = > Alcy=20 > Carlock</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; = > &= > nbsp; &n= > bsp; =20 > A.D. Jackson died in Texas.</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000=20 > size=3D2> &nbs= > p;  = > ; = > =20 > 1c2f Haley Jackson 1810 -=20 > 1892</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> > <DIV><FONT size=3D2>I'd really appreciate any confirmation of the above=20 > information, or at least where I can look to see if this is=20 > correct.</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> > <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Thank You,</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Michael Stephen "Steve" = > Jackson</FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT size=3D2><A = > href=3D"mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</A>=20 > </FONT></DIV> > <DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2></FONT> </DIV></BODY></HTML> > ------=_NextPart_000_0048_01BDDC4C.2DCA4DA0-- Hi -- The message you submitted to this list (included above) wasn't sent to the list subscribers. RootsWeb accepts only plain text mail. 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Hello, as the subject field says, I'm desprately looking for anyone who'd be willing to look up page 19 of the Pictorial History of Putnam Co., and let me know what is contained in the article about the marriage of my ggggrandparents, James Marion Harp and Rhoda Maxwell ! If you can do this for me, I am indebted to you ! :) Analee Watts
If the person inquiring about the Duke House, in Cookeville, will send me an email at the below address, I have further information, including a picture out of a book that I will scan for them. Dave Masters [email protected]