I did a search of the early Outlaw families for a cousin some years ago, but only did the first 4-5 generations in Tennesse, plus some ancestors in NC and England. Some of the connections are speculation and unproven. There was an Edward Winn Outlaw born in Montgomery County in1843, but all I know about him is his parents. There were several Outlaw brothers who settled in Montgomery County and two (William III and Seth) settled in Stewart County. I tried to send an appendage to this memo with a summary of my research but it was rejected for being too long, I think. I have notes on many of these early Outlaws as well if anyone is interested. William III came to Stewart County from Bertie/Hertford Counties in NC in 1804 and owned a lot of land as well as a ferry on the Cumberland. He also surveyed the land for laying out the town of Dover. Seth settled in eastern Stewart County about 1800 near the Montgomery County line. The others came to Montgomery County during the next decade. Gerry Parchman