Good morning, I do not like to impose BUT if anyone does has have any of the books Maureen that has asked about I would really appreciate any information on the surname "Woolsey". Carolyn Woolsey Wilkerson [email protected] http://www.texasol.com/honey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Clayton and Maureen Brook" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, March 17, 2000 7:30 PM Subject: [TNROANE] Information about books: Harriman > Hi, > > I wonder if anyone has the books listed below and would consider looking > for my family name in them? I am looking for the HURTT name. The HURTT > family lived in Harriman from 1885-1910. > > Many thanks for the consideration, > > Maureen Brook > > Donovan, William F., Jr. "Real estate speculation in Cardiff & Harriman, > 1890-1893." THQ 14 (1955), pp. 253-256. > > East TN Land Company. Two years of Harriman, TN, established by the East > TN Land Company Feb. 26, 1890.NY, South, 1892. 104 pp > > Harriman City Schools' Alumni Assoc. Centennial, Harriman schools, 1890- > 1990. Harriman, the association, 1991. 144 pp. > > Hayward, James. History of Harriman, TN. (In East TN, Hist. & Biog., pp. > 491- 541) > >

I would like to know about your Nannie M. Cates when you find out. Trying to find out how the Cates and Lovelace were kin. I know that Katherine White that married Taylor Lovelace in AR. was born In Roane Co. TN. ( death certificate) and that in her picture was a picture of Aunt Jane and Uncle Sam Cates. [email protected]

Hi, I wonder if anyone has the books listed below and would consider looking for my family name in them? I am looking for the HURTT name. The HURTT family lived in Harriman from 1885-1910. Many thanks for the consideration, Maureen Brook Donovan, William F., Jr. "Real estate speculation in Cardiff & Harriman, 1890-1893." THQ 14 (1955), pp. 253-256. East TN Land Company. Two years of Harriman, TN, established by the East TN Land Company Feb. 26, 1890.NY, South, 1892. 104 pp Harriman City Schools' Alumni Assoc. Centennial, Harriman schools, 1890- 1990. Harriman, the association, 1991. 144 pp. Hayward, James. History of Harriman, TN. (In East TN, Hist. & Biog., pp. 491- 541)

Need marriage lookup for William M. Littleton to Nannie Unknown in or around Roane County, TN. They were married about 1900. Would also like Nannie's maiden name if known. Known children are Ralph, Hazel, Mary, Addie, Charles, John. Thanks, Wanda

Wanda, Knock me off my chair!!!!!! My great aunt gave me OODLES of info. about 2 years ago and I am just now getting around to looking at it. She had a type written list of headstones from the "Allen Cemetary", I assume at Dogwood, Roane Co, TN. Not being a local, I'm not sure about that. Two of the names I looked at JUST TONIGHT were William M Littleton and Nannie. This is what my aunt had: William M Littleton - June 5, 1874 Nannie M Cates - Nov 5, 1900 Would love to know IF and HOW they fit in with my family. From that area, I am doing these families:ALLEN, TINNEL, YARNELL. Please get back to me if we can help each other. Sheila in WA state

Hi, I was just looking over the URL that Ken Parks posted and found some books (Listed below) that look like they might have my family included. At least the dates covered were the dates my Reuben and Olive HURTT family lived in Harriman..(1885-1910) Is there anyone out there who might have these books or know of a way to get them on loan in an Arizona institution? Last time I tried to get a loan through Tennesssee Library, they said they would not allow the book to be loaned out of state? Any help, advice or information you might share would be appreciated. A special thanks to Ken for sharing his findings. Happy Hunting, Maureen Donovan, William F., Jr. "Real estate speculation in Cardiff & Harriman, 1890-1893." THQ 14 (1955), pp. 253-256. East TN Land Company. Two years of Harriman, TN, established by the East TN Land Company Feb. 26, 1890.NY, South, 1892. 104 pp Harriman City Schools' Alumni Assoc. Centennial, Harriman schools, 1890- 1990. Harriman, the association, 1991. 144 pp. Hayward, James. History of Harriman, TN. (In East TN, Hist. & Biog., pp. 491- 541) Ken Parks wrote: > > Glad you all found the posting helpful--there is a great deal more at > this site. I'll put the URL below, or you can link from the Roane County > website under Tennessee Resources-TN State Library and Archives > Project-TN History and Genealogy Section. --Ken Parks > > <http://www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/pubsvs/intro.htm>

Try asking someone here in Tennessee for a lookup . I'm sure they wouldn't mind doing a fellow researcher a favor or two ! Frankie

Glad you all found the posting helpful--there is a great deal more at this site. I'll put the URL below, or you can link from the Roane County website under Tennessee Resources-TN State Library and Archives Project-TN History and Genealogy Section. --Ken Parks <http://www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/pubsvs/intro.htm>

-----Original Message----- From: Ken Parks <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, March 17, 2000 9:14 AM Subject: [TNROANE] 1820 Roane Co. TN census I'm not Debra, but I needed that also!!! Thanks a million for putting it on the list! Dorothy >Debra, >Did a little searching and came up with this from the TN State Library >and Archives website--now we both know the answer!--Ken > > >DESCRIPTIONS OF CENSUS AND INDEXES > >1790, 1800 and 1810: Tennessee became a state in 1796. The territorial >census schedules and the 1800 census were >lost or destroyed. The 1810 census of Tennessee was also lost, except >for Grainger and Rutherford counties, which >have been indexed. > >1820: This census is incomplete and most East Tennessee counties are >missing. The missing counties are marked with >an * on the following list. Jackson's alphabetical state-wide index >lists the heads-of-household, plus a series of >numbers indicating the sex and approximate age of family members. The >age categories for males, given in order, are: >under 10, 10-15, 16-18, 16-25, 26-44, and over 45. To the right of the >first hyphen are five similar columns for >females in the following age categories: under 10, 10-15, 16-25, 26-44, >and over 45. Following the second hyphen is >a column detailing number of slaves in the household and a column >detailing number of free blacks in the household. >Another index, by Bentley, only shows the heads-of-household with a >county and page number for each. > >ABBREVIATIONS USED FOR TENNESSEE COUNTIES 1820, 1840-1870 > >Each census index entry provides the county name and census page number. > >This list will help you identify county names which have been >abbreviated by the indexer. > >The year the county was created is also listed. > >* Indicates missing from 1820 census. > >A Anderson 1801* >B Bedford 1807 >BE Benton 1835 >BL Bledsoe 1807* >BO Blount 1795* >BR Bradley 1836 >C Campbell 1806* >CA Cannon 1836 >CR Carroll 1821 >CT Carter 1796* >CE Cheatham 1856 >CH Chester 1875 >CL Claiborne 1801* >CY Clay 1870 >CO Cocke 1797* >CF Coffee 1836 >CC Crockett 1845 >CU Cumberland 1856 >D Davidson 1783 >DE Decatur 1845 >DK Dekalb 1837 >DI Dickson 1803 >DY Dyer 1823 >F Fayette 1824 >FE Fentress 1823 >FR Franklin 1807 >G Gibson 1823 >GI Giles 1809 >GR Grainger 1796* >GE Greene 1783* >GU Grundy 1844 >HM Hamblen 1870 >H Hamilton 1819* >HA Hancock 1844 >HR Hardeman 1823 >HD Hardin 1819 >HW Hawkins 1786* >HY Haywood 1823 >HE Henderson 1821 >HN Henry 1821 >HI Hickman 1807 >HO Houston 1871 >HU Humphreys 1809 >J Jackson 1801 >JA James 1871 >JE Jefferson 1792* >JO Johnson 1836 >K Knox 1792* >L Lauderdale 1835 >LK Lake 1870 >LA Lawrence 1817 >LE Lewis 1843 >LI Lincoln 1809 >LO Loudon 1870 >M Macon 1842 >MA Madison 1821 >MR Marion 1817* >MS Marshall 1836 >MU Maury 1807 >MC McMinn 1819* >MN McNairy 1823 >ME Meigs 1836 >MO Monroe 1819* >MT Montgomery 1796 >MOO Moore 1871 >MG Morgan 1817* >O Obion 1823 >OV Overton 1806 >P Perry 1818 >PI Pickett 1879 >PO Polk 1839 >PU Putnam 1854 >R Rhea 1807* >RO Roane 1801* >RB Robertson 1796 >RU Rutherford 1803 >S Scott 1849 >SQ Sequatichie 1858 >SE Sevier 1794* >SH Shelby 1819 >SM Smith 1799 >ST Stewart 1803 >SU Sullivan 1779* >SN Sumner 1786 >T Tipton 1823 >TR Trousdale 1870 >U Unicoi 1875 >UN Union 1850 >V VanBuren 1840 >W Warren 1807 >WA Washington 1777* >WY Wayne 1785 >WE Weakley 1823 >WH White 1806 >WI Williamson 1799 >WL Wilson 1799 > >

Debra, Did a little searching and came up with this from the TN State Library and Archives website--now we both know the answer!--Ken DESCRIPTIONS OF CENSUS AND INDEXES 1790, 1800 and 1810: Tennessee became a state in 1796. The territorial census schedules and the 1800 census were lost or destroyed. The 1810 census of Tennessee was also lost, except for Grainger and Rutherford counties, which have been indexed. 1820: This census is incomplete and most East Tennessee counties are missing. The missing counties are marked with an * on the following list. Jackson's alphabetical state-wide index lists the heads-of-household, plus a series of numbers indicating the sex and approximate age of family members. The age categories for males, given in order, are: under 10, 10-15, 16-18, 16-25, 26-44, and over 45. To the right of the first hyphen are five similar columns for females in the following age categories: under 10, 10-15, 16-25, 26-44, and over 45. Following the second hyphen is a column detailing number of slaves in the household and a column detailing number of free blacks in the household. Another index, by Bentley, only shows the heads-of-household with a county and page number for each. ABBREVIATIONS USED FOR TENNESSEE COUNTIES 1820, 1840-1870 Each census index entry provides the county name and census page number. This list will help you identify county names which have been abbreviated by the indexer. The year the county was created is also listed. * Indicates missing from 1820 census. A Anderson 1801* B Bedford 1807 BE Benton 1835 BL Bledsoe 1807* BO Blount 1795* BR Bradley 1836 C Campbell 1806* CA Cannon 1836 CR Carroll 1821 CT Carter 1796* CE Cheatham 1856 CH Chester 1875 CL Claiborne 1801* CY Clay 1870 CO Cocke 1797* CF Coffee 1836 CC Crockett 1845 CU Cumberland 1856 D Davidson 1783 DE Decatur 1845 DK Dekalb 1837 DI Dickson 1803 DY Dyer 1823 F Fayette 1824 FE Fentress 1823 FR Franklin 1807 G Gibson 1823 GI Giles 1809 GR Grainger 1796* GE Greene 1783* GU Grundy 1844 HM Hamblen 1870 H Hamilton 1819* HA Hancock 1844 HR Hardeman 1823 HD Hardin 1819 HW Hawkins 1786* HY Haywood 1823 HE Henderson 1821 HN Henry 1821 HI Hickman 1807 HO Houston 1871 HU Humphreys 1809 J Jackson 1801 JA James 1871 JE Jefferson 1792* JO Johnson 1836 K Knox 1792* L Lauderdale 1835 LK Lake 1870 LA Lawrence 1817 LE Lewis 1843 LI Lincoln 1809 LO Loudon 1870 M Macon 1842 MA Madison 1821 MR Marion 1817* MS Marshall 1836 MU Maury 1807 MC McMinn 1819* MN McNairy 1823 ME Meigs 1836 MO Monroe 1819* MT Montgomery 1796 MOO Moore 1871 MG Morgan 1817* O Obion 1823 OV Overton 1806 P Perry 1818 PI Pickett 1879 PO Polk 1839 PU Putnam 1854 R Rhea 1807* RO Roane 1801* RB Robertson 1796 RU Rutherford 1803 S Scott 1849 SQ Sequatichie 1858 SE Sevier 1794* SH Shelby 1819 SM Smith 1799 ST Stewart 1803 SU Sullivan 1779* SN Sumner 1786 T Tipton 1823 TR Trousdale 1870 U Unicoi 1875 UN Union 1850 V VanBuren 1840 W Warren 1807 WA Washington 1777* WY Wayne 1785 WE Weakley 1823 WH White 1806 WI Williamson 1799 WL Wilson 1799

Debra, Perhaps someone more knowlegeable out there will correct me if I'm wrong, but I think I've been told the 1820 census records for Roane were destroyed in a fire. At any rate, I don't think there are any 1820 Roane census records available--if there are, I'd sure love to know about it! Ken Parks

Hello all, Does someone on this list have the 1820 census for Roane? Thanks! Debra

Looking for ancestors of John Robert Pugh, born in TX May 1862. His mother was born in AL (don't know where) and his dad in TN (don't know where). He married Lucinda Jane Payton in AR 4/7/1889 and died in AR 12/16/1900. Sure would like to get past this brick wall. Melba Pugh

Sandy Fine Thank you for the response. Yes, believe John Winton donated land, etc. for the church. I understand there was a 200th anniversary in recent years...somewhere's in my files I have an invitation. -- Peggy [email protected] ICQ 31827094 Maw Peggy @ AOL IM [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] http://homepages.go.com/~mawp/ I'm getting paid to surf, read e-mails, play games, etc. and will be happy to share info on how you can, too!

Peggy, I'm not a Winton descendant. My husband's g-grandparents, Daniel and Mary Jane (Greer) Fine are buried at Martel Cemetery along with Daniel's brother and his some of his family. The church and cemetery are located 2 or 3 miles from where we live. I believe it was Rev. John Winton that settled in the Muddy Creek / Martel area and started with camp ground meetings that lead to the establishment of Muddy Creek/Martel Church. Sandy -----Original Message----- From: Peggy C. Wilson <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, March 06, 2000 10:53 PM Subject: [TNROANE] Muddy Creek Cemetery..... >Sandy Fine....are you a Winton descendant? My husband's Winton line >started out in Roane and ended up in Meigs Co., Tn. >-- >Peggy > >[email protected] ICQ 31827094 Maw Peggy @ AOL IM >[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] >[email protected] >http://homepages.go.com/~mawp/ > >I'm getting paid to surf, read e-mails, play games, etc. and will be >happy to share info on how you can, too! >

Sandy Fine....are you a Winton descendant? My husband's Winton line started out in Roane and ended up in Meigs Co., Tn. -- Peggy [email protected] ICQ 31827094 Maw Peggy @ AOL IM [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] http://homepages.go.com/~mawp/ I'm getting paid to surf, read e-mails, play games, etc. and will be happy to share info on how you can, too!

I thought I was sending Sandy regular email and I posted to the list. I apologize.. Mike

DUH....from Asheville, NC way....LOL. Sorry.... Thanks...just wanting to stop by for a few hours and take some photos of the headstones..... Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: Sandy Fine <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, March 06, 2000 6:43 PM Subject: Re: [TNROANE] Muddy Creek Cemetery..... > Mike, > I believe the Muddy Creek Cemetery you are looking for is now known as > Martel Cemetery and is located by Martel (formerly known as Muddy Creek) > Methodist Church in Lenoir City , Loudon County. This area was in Roane > County before Loudon County was established in 1870. The church was founded > by the Winton family and the cemetery is located next to the church. My > husband's g-grandparents are buried there. If you will tell me the > direction you are coming from, (Nashville, Chattanooga, NC, etc.??) I will > give you directions. > Sandy > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Firewalker <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Sunday, March 05, 2000 6:09 PM > Subject: [TNROANE] Muddy Creek Cemetery..... > > > >My ancestry is WINTON who resided in Roane County, TN for many years during > >the late 1700's and into the 1800's.... > > > >I will be traveling through Roane County next week and was trying to get > >exact directions to Muddy Creek Cemetery where my 4th great grandfather > John > >WINTON is buried... > > > >Thank you for your help... > > > >Mike Kelly > >[email protected] > > >

WOW!!! Thanks... I will becoming from NC on Saturday the 11th and on my way back will be coming via Nashville.....Either way works for me... Thank you... Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: Sandy Fine <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, March 06, 2000 6:43 PM Subject: Re: [TNROANE] Muddy Creek Cemetery..... > Mike, > I believe the Muddy Creek Cemetery you are looking for is now known as > Martel Cemetery and is located by Martel (formerly known as Muddy Creek) > Methodist Church in Lenoir City , Loudon County. This area was in Roane > County before Loudon County was established in 1870. The church was founded > by the Winton family and the cemetery is located next to the church. My > husband's g-grandparents are buried there. If you will tell me the > direction you are coming from, (Nashville, Chattanooga, NC, etc.??) I will > give you directions. > Sandy > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Firewalker <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Sunday, March 05, 2000 6:09 PM > Subject: [TNROANE] Muddy Creek Cemetery..... > > > >My ancestry is WINTON who resided in Roane County, TN for many years during > >the late 1700's and into the 1800's.... > > > >I will be traveling through Roane County next week and was trying to get > >exact directions to Muddy Creek Cemetery where my 4th great grandfather > John > >WINTON is buried... > > > >Thank you for your help... > > > >Mike Kelly > >[email protected] > > >

Mike, I believe the Muddy Creek Cemetery you are looking for is now known as Martel Cemetery and is located by Martel (formerly known as Muddy Creek) Methodist Church in Lenoir City , Loudon County. This area was in Roane County before Loudon County was established in 1870. The church was founded by the Winton family and the cemetery is located next to the church. My husband's g-grandparents are buried there. If you will tell me the direction you are coming from, (Nashville, Chattanooga, NC, etc.??) I will give you directions. Sandy -----Original Message----- From: Firewalker <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, March 05, 2000 6:09 PM Subject: [TNROANE] Muddy Creek Cemetery..... >My ancestry is WINTON who resided in Roane County, TN for many years during >the late 1700's and into the 1800's.... > >I will be traveling through Roane County next week and was trying to get >exact directions to Muddy Creek Cemetery where my 4th great grandfather John >WINTON is buried... > >Thank you for your help... > >Mike Kelly >[email protected] >