Thomas,I don't know how Mr. Sam fits in...just had an idea he did...What I have started with.... probably(1) Thomas around 1620 (2) We believe Robert was his child, and(3) George was Robert's. (4)Then we know Moses was George's son...Judith Eason married Moses and they had Frederick.(5) Frederick first married Abner Eason's daughter. Abner was Probably....maybe....Judith's brother ....maybe.....Anyway, Frederick then had Jethro, and his wife died. and he, Frederick, married Sarah Walton. She had brothers, William and Isaac. (6)Frederick and Sarah had Frederick.......then Frederick Sr. Died and Sarah married David Stanley. HERE IS WHERE THINGS GET MIXED UP.......Go back to Abner Eason....he had another daughter...Absillah, who married John Rhodes. and they had Rachel. Now this makes Absillah Jethro's(young Frederick's half brother) aunt and Rachel is Jethro's first cousin. John Rhodes , who had been a long hunter brought his family to Mansker's Station..Goodlettsville..probably when the Waltons brought their families here. ( In fact, Isaac Walton stayed here, but John and family went back a bit to the east with William Walton and settled with him at Carthage...Al Gore's hometown...but don't tell anybody....This took place c1802) Now here is where some have got mixed up....Young Frederick left NC and came to Manskers where he married Rachel Rhodes.(7) They raised six kids....they died and are buried probably in that cedar thicket on Williamson Road in Sumner County. But about the same time, this other Frederick shows up....he might be a couple of years younger than this one, but not much...He marries a Nancy....I believe ...Smith. They live in the Murfreesboro/ Lebanon area...for awhile, then they move on to Arkansas...where they are buried. You say this Frederick's father was Hardy? He came to Tn too, didn't he? Seems as if I remember him..Know who his Dad was? Thomas, the reason I feel so certain is the Walton and Eason connections. I have more on the Lassiters that I'd love to share....and a friend in Texas who might know more. He and I are elevenly-sixth cousins from back there somewhere. let me hear from you...Bib

Try this.... Ancestors of Samuel Harrison LASTER-14505 04 Nov 2004 ====================================================================================================================== +9. George LACITER-33861 (b.1575-England) +8. Tomas LACITER-27755 (b.1599-England d.Nansemond Co,VA) |+9. Unknown UNKNOWN-33862 +7. William LACITER-27754 |+8. Unknown UNKNOWN-33863 +6. Robert (Lassiter) LASATER-27752 (b.1635-Nansemond Co,VA) |+7. Unknown UNKNOWN-33864 (b.1640) +5. George (Lassiter) LASATER-33881 (b.1668-Nansemond Co,VA d.1764) |+6. Prudance UNKNOWN-27753 +4. Moses (Lasater) LASSITER-27857 (b.1690-Nansemond Co,VA d.1767-Chowan,now Granville Co,NC) |+5. Charlott HOLLAND-33883 (d.Chowan Co,NC) +3. Frederick (Lasater) LASSITER Sr-27867 (b.1758-Chowan,now Granville Co,NC d.1786-Bertie Co,NC) |+4. Judith EASON-27858 (b.1710-Nansemond Co,VA d.1807-Bertie Co,NC) +2. Frederick ( Lassiter ) LASTER Jr-3639 (b.1780-Gates Co,NC d.1852) ||+4. William WALTON-38409 |+3. Sarah WALTON-27870 | +4. Unknown UNKNOWN-38410 1. Samuel Harrison LASTER-14505 (b.1806-NC bu.1883-Hogan Cem,Horsehead Twp,Johnson Co,AR) +2. Nancy SMITH-14508 (d.1848) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There seems to be more Fredericks than I thought. The one that I was talking about (Hardy's son) if from a different related line. Thomas to Robert to Thomas to William to William to Hardy (1752). Thank you, Tom --- [email protected] wrote: > Thomas,I don't know how Mr. Sam fits in...just > had an idea he did...What I > have started with.... probably(1) Thomas around > 1620 (2) We believe Robert was > his child, and(3) George was Robert's. (4)Then > we know Moses was George's > son...Judith Eason married Moses and they had > Frederick.(5) Frederick first > married Abner Eason's daughter. Abner was > Probably....maybe....Judith's brother > ....maybe.....Anyway, Frederick then had > Jethro, and his wife died. and he, > Frederick, married Sarah Walton. She had > brothers, William and Isaac. > (6)Frederick and Sarah had Frederick.......then > Frederick Sr. Died and Sarah > married David Stanley. > HERE IS WHERE THINGS GET MIXED UP.......Go back > to Abner Eason....he had > another daughter...Absillah, who married John > Rhodes. and they had Rachel. Now > this makes Absillah Jethro's(young Frederick's > half brother) aunt and Rachel > is Jethro's first cousin. John Rhodes , who had > been a long hunter brought > his family to Mansker's > Station..Goodlettsville..probably when the > Waltons > brought their families here. ( In fact, Isaac > Walton stayed here, but John and > family went back a bit to the east with William > Walton and settled with him at > Carthage...Al Gore's hometown...but don't tell > anybody....This took place > c1802) > Now here is where some have got mixed > up....Young Frederick left NC and came > to Manskers where he married Rachel Rhodes.(7) > They raised six kids....they > died and are buried probably in that cedar > thicket on Williamson Road in > Sumner County. But about the same time, this > other Frederick shows up....he might > be a couple of years younger than this one, > but not much...He marries a > Nancy....I believe ...Smith. They live in the > Murfreesboro/ Lebanon area...for > awhile, then they move on to Arkansas...where > they are buried. > You say this Frederick's father was Hardy? He > came to Tn too, didn't he? > Seems as if I remember him..Know who his Dad > was? > Thomas, the reason I feel so certain is the > Walton and Eason connections. I > have more on the Lassiters that I'd love to > share....and a friend in Texas > who might know more. He and I are > elevenly-sixth cousins from back there > somewhere. let me hear from you...Bib > > > ==== TNRUTHER Mailing List ==== > Smyrna Public Library > 400 Enon Springs Road West, Smyrna, TN 37167 > (615) 459-4884 > > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Check out the new Yahoo! Front Page. www.yahoo.com