I have some Simpsons! Abigail Frazier married John J. Simpson 22 Oct 1861. Abigail is my GT. GT. Aunt. I have Info on John & his children. Shirley Combs

Are there any Simpson researchers in Sullivan Co. in this group? Barbara

I am seeking information about Joshua Miller who is listed on the 1850 Sullivan County Census as follows: Joshua Miller 58 Farmer (born in TN) Rebecca 52 Jno 26 Farmer Eve 24 Sarah 22 Rebecca 20 Matilda 17 Saml 6 Henry 20 Thos. 18 According to a deed, Joshua died sometime after the census was taken in 1860. According to my great grandmother's Bible record, the following was listed: Granny's Aunts and Uncles John Miller b. Jan. 24, 1822 Eve Miller b. June 24, 1824 Sarah Miller b. Jan. 7, 1827 Henry Miller b. May 21, 1829 Thomas Miller b. Oct. 9, 1831 Hannah Miller b. May 9, 1834 Rebecca Miller b. June 30, 1837 Matilda Miller b. July 1, 1840 Any help would be greatly appreciated. Jewel Sykes [email protected]

Sally, This is great information! Thanks so much. Pat -- Patricia M. Seaver Williamsville, New York [email protected] [email protected] ---------- >From: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: Acuff: Was Hey, Is anyone on this list? >Date: Tue, Jul 4, 2000, 9:55 PM > > Pat, > Finally there's time to do this. > > LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA > > Will Book 1, p. 82 > 6 April 1763 > Will of Francis Lea o Fredricksburg Parish, Louisa County. > Dau: Mary Tate, wife of Robert > Dau: Eleanor Vann, relict of Martin Vann (Vaun?) > Wife: Ann Lea > Sons: John > Wainwright > Gideon > Daus: Ann > Susannah > Executors: Wife, Ann Lea & friend Thomas White of Spottsylvania County. > Wit: > William White > Ann (X) White Francis Lea > John Mackalister > 14 July 1766 > > > Will Book 2, p. 469 > 15 Sep 1780 > Will of Anne Lea of Louisa County > Son: John Lea > Dau: Susannah Carpenter, wife of Jonathan Carpenter > Son: Francis Wainwright Lea > (Rest of will illegible on microfilm) > Wit: > Wm. White Ann (X) Lea > John Cosby > 12 May 1783 > > Will Book 3, p. 229 > 3 Sep 1783 > Division of Estate of Francis Lea > (Slaves) > Lot # 1 to John Lea 4 @ 158 pounds > Lot # 2 to Gideon Lea 3 @ 135 Pounds > Lot # 3 to Jonathan Carpenter 3 @ 145 pounds > Lot # 4 to Francis W. Lea 2 @ 145 pounds > Lot # 5 to Timothy Acough 3 @ 150 pounds > > Gideon Lea to receive 11 pounds 12 shillings > Jonathan Carpenter to receive 1 pound 12 shillings > Francis W. Lea to receive 1 pound 12 shillings > > I'm going to have to try to get to the court house in Louisa and read the > rest of the will of Ann Lea and see if I can get a little more out of the > settlement. The place is only about 20 miles from here. > > Thanks for the web pages, they helped. I've never figured out why every > child will be listed except my ancestor. I know Thomas Craft and Susannah > Acuff had a daughter Mary. She and her husband, John Hulse, sold land as > heirs of Thomas Craft. Again thanks > Sally > > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >

My Joshua's brother Frederick supposedly died at Lovedale which is now encompassed by Kingsport... Hard to believe my William and your Joshua weren't related! Will keep you in mind as I hit some records for these guys... Dianne

> >The only other Camper that shows up in the 1870 census is David and he is not >old enough to be Andrew J. Campers father. But he could easily be a brother. Yes, I believe David may be a brother to Andrew. Either that or first cousin. >Daniel Booher, 31 (From going through the records I have found that when they >are transcribed that Daniel can also be transcribed as David. Last summer in >the records in TN and found that it is very hard to figure out which name >would have been correct one) >Eli Booher, 35 I have no idea who his father is. He is shown to be 45 on >prior census. The 1870 census lists Eli Booher, 35; Mahala 40; Ellen 20; O. E. 19; Catherine 16; William 14; and Martha 11. Perhaps it was 55 and I misread it. O.E. is a female, so I thought the name might be Ollie Elizabeth, but this is clearly not my Ollie Elizabeth. My Ollie is living a few households over with Andrew Camper. >David Camper, 50 He is on 1850 census but his wife is Ann on that census. No >Camper on 1860 census. I would like to know where you found David Camper in 1850. He is not listed on the Tennessee index that I have. David Camper is in Sullivan County in 1860. >Lume Booher, 56 (I show this to be Samuel Booher) > >James Booher, 30 (He is son of Samuel he marries a Lidia E. (Ellen) McClain >or McLane in 1867 she already has two girls and on the 1870 census, but they >listed Mary J. & Martha F. as Boohers. Mahala E. would be their dau. ( >First two girls father may have been killed in civil war or had an accident >and died) Why is Mary McLain listed as a "ward" of Andrew Camper's in 1880? What exactly does "ward" mean? ><<On Ollie's death certificate, her parents are listed as Eli and Mahala >Booher. Then these are probably her parents. I don't have when she died but >if the funeral home is still in business they may have in their records the >names of her brothers and sisters also. Or if her obit was published in the >paper these names may appear there also. I have contacted the funeral home. They were very nice, but there was almost no information on Ollie. Her funeral was held at Macedonia Baptist Church. Her and Andrew are buried there along with their son James and his wife. I have had two researchers try to find obits on Ollie and Andrew Camper and no one can come up with one. Andrew died March 27, 1915 and Ollie died August 31, 1924.

--part1_50.79f87ea.26943996_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In a message dated 7/5/00 3:08:56 AM Eastern Daylight Time, TGRLACE writes: > Hi List, > I was just at ebay.com and came across someone selling a family photo and > a letter from a William Pursley in France during the war to his Mother in > Auburn, KY. Also ration stamps, the persons e-mail address is: > [email protected] > The item number is # 374743010 they start at asking $14.00 bid for it. > I thought I would let everyone know in case this person is on their line. > I sure wish it was one of mine. > > Theresa > Surnames: ROGERS, LATTURE, LANE, MATTHEWS --part1_50.79f87ea.26943996_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: <[email protected]> From: [email protected] Full-name: TGRLACE Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2000 03:08:56 EDT Subject: William Pursley in war in France letter to Mother in Auburn, KY To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 110 Hi List, I was just at ebay.com and came across someone selling a family photo and a letter from a William Pursley in France during the war to his Mother in Auburn, KY. Also ration stamps, the persons e-mail address is: [email protected] The item number is # 374743010 they start at asking $14.00 bid for it. I thought I would let everyone know in case this person is on their line. I sure wish it was one of mine. Theresa Surnames: ROGERS, LATTURE, LANE, MATTHEWS --part1_50.79f87ea.26943996_boundary--

Terry, I don't think you will find a census for 1940 for any county. About the 1840 census I would like to have information from anyone on the Sullivan Co. List who has any information census or land records or church records or anything on a William Sands Sr. and Jr. and their families fron Sullivan and surrounding counties. William Jr. moved there abt. 1820-1830 and his father William Sr. moved there to live with him in 1831 and died there in 1836. Any information about anyone connected would be greatly appreciated. Clifford Sands 7205 N.C. 704 Madison, N. C. 27025 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Terry Wikstrom" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 04, 2000 1:13 AM Subject: Arnolds in Bristol census 1940 > Does anyone have access to 1940 census for Bristol, > TN? > Looking for Daniel and Eliza Arnold with at least 5 > children named Rachel, Elizabeth, John dob Oct.9, > 1895, Benjamin ? thanks:o) > > ===== > Terry Wikstrom Billheimer > 10541 E. Sunnywood Drive > Tucson, Arizona 85749 > home (520) 760-0140 > fax (520) 749-5683 > email [email protected] > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Kick off your party with Yahoo! Invites. > http://invites.yahoo.com/ > > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >

Pat, Finally there's time to do this. LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA Will Book 1, p. 82 6 April 1763 Will of Francis Lea o Fredricksburg Parish, Louisa County. Dau: Mary Tate, wife of Robert Dau: Eleanor Vann, relict of Martin Vann (Vaun?) Wife: Ann Lea Sons: John Wainwright Gideon Daus: Ann Susannah Executors: Wife, Ann Lea & friend Thomas White of Spottsylvania County. Wit: William White Ann (X) White Francis Lea John Mackalister 14 July 1766 Will Book 2, p. 469 15 Sep 1780 Will of Anne Lea of Louisa County Son: John Lea Dau: Susannah Carpenter, wife of Jonathan Carpenter Son: Francis Wainwright Lea (Rest of will illegible on microfilm) Wit: Wm. White Ann (X) Lea John Cosby 12 May 1783 Will Book 3, p. 229 3 Sep 1783 Division of Estate of Francis Lea (Slaves) Lot # 1 to John Lea 4 @ 158 pounds Lot # 2 to Gideon Lea 3 @ 135 Pounds Lot # 3 to Jonathan Carpenter 3 @ 145 pounds Lot # 4 to Francis W. Lea 2 @ 145 pounds Lot # 5 to Timothy Acough 3 @ 150 pounds Gideon Lea to receive 11 pounds 12 shillings Jonathan Carpenter to receive 1 pound 12 shillings Francis W. Lea to receive 1 pound 12 shillings I'm going to have to try to get to the court house in Louisa and read the rest of the will of Ann Lea and see if I can get a little more out of the settlement. The place is only about 20 miles from here. Thanks for the web pages, they helped. I've never figured out why every child will be listed except my ancestor. I know Thomas Craft and Susannah Acuff had a daughter Mary. She and her husband, John Hulse, sold land as heirs of Thomas Craft. Again thanks Sally

Hi Lori, My great Aunt Virginia Rebecca Stewart married Adam Cole Booher. He died in 1888. She never remarried. I have figured out some on the information that you sent. I have no idea who Eli Booher parents were. I would say though that he was related to the rest of the Booher in Sullivan Co., in some manner. One of the problems is that you read the children’s names in one census as say Susan, and then Susan gets old enough that she wants to use middle or first name and then shows up on the next census as Laura. Drives me nuts. The only other Camper that shows up in the 1870 census is David and he is not old enough to be Andrew J. Campers father. But he could easily be a brother. Daniel Booher, 31 (From going through the records I have found that when they are transcribed that Daniel can also be transcribed as David. Last summer in the records in TN and found that it is very hard to figure out which name would have been correct one) Eli Booher, 35 I have no idea who his father is. He is shown to be 45 on prior census. David Camper, 50 He is on 1850 census but his wife is Ann on that census. No Camper on 1860 census. Lume Booher, 56 (I show this to be Samuel Booher) James Booher, 30 (He is son of Samuel he marries a Lidia E. (Ellen) McClain or McLane in 1867 she already has two girls and on the 1870 census, but they listed Mary J. & Martha F. as Boohers. Mahala E. would be their dau. ( First two girls father may have been killed in civil war or had an accident and died) <<On Ollie's death certificate, her parents are listed as Eli and Mahala Booher. Then these are probably her parents. I don't have when she died but if the funeral home is still in business they may have in their records the names of her brothers and sisters also. Or if her obit was published in the paper these names may appear there also. I hope this is of some help to you. Kathy McKown

Sorry forgot to paste my info! Descendants of William Miller 1 William MILLER b: Abt. 1801 Tennessee . +Martha UNKNOWN b: Abt. 1809 Tennessee d: Bet. 1850 - 1860 in Tennessee? 2 Joshua C. MILLER b: Abt. 1830 Sullivan County, TN .... +Elizabeth M. WILCOX b: Abt. 1838 Scott County, VA m: February 7, 1856 in Scott County, VA d: July 12, 1862 in Pike's Branch (Scott), VA *2nd Wife of Joshua C. MILLER: .... +Eliza J. NICELY b: Abt. 1844 Scott County, VA m: October 25, 1866 in Scott County, VA 2 Rebecca MILLER b: Abt. 1832 Tennessee d: February 19, 1868 in Hurricane (Wise), VA .... +[1] George Washington BEVERLY, Sr. b: May 9, 1834 Russell County, VA m: Bef. 1860 d: October 17, 1921 in Hurricane (Wise), VA 2 William G. MILLER b: Abt. 1834 2 Mary Ann MILLER b: Abt. 1836 2 Rachel MILLER b: Abt. 1838 2 Henry MILLER b: Abt. 1840 2 Martha J. MILLER b: Abt. 1842 Sullivan County, TN d: November 1, 1886 in Hurricane (Wise), VA .... +[1] George Washington BEVERLY, Sr. b: May 9, 1834 Russell County, VA m: June 28, 1870 in Wise County, VA d: October 17, 1921 in Hurricane (Wise), VA 2 Amanda MILLER b: Abt. 1845 2 Frederick "Fred" H. MILLER b: Abt. 1848 Tennessee d: Bef. June 10, 1880 in Sullivan County, TN? .... +Sara Verlina ADDINGTON b: July 24, 1858 Virginia m: July 17, 1878 in Scott County, VA d: Bef. 1884 in Sullivan County, TN? "R.C. Sykes" wrote: > > I am seeking information about Joshua Miller who is listed on the 1850 > Sullivan County Census as follows: > > Joshua Miller 58 Farmer (born in TN) > Rebecca 52

Would love to share... as this family has a later Joshua... William and family found in 1850 Sullivan County, 1860 Hawkins County, pick up pieces of the family in 1870 in Scott and Wise Counties, but can not find the core group... Dianne "R.C. Sykes" wrote: > > I am seeking information about Joshua Miller who is listed on the 1850 > Sullivan County Census as follows: > > Joshua Miller 58 Farmer (born in TN) > Rebecca 52 >

Sorry, no one has access to the 1940 census until 2012 when it is opened to the public. The 1930 census will be available 1 April 2002 and the 1920 census has been available since 1992. > >From: Terry Wikstrom <[email protected]> >Date: Mon, 3 Jul 2000 22:13:21 -0700 (PDT) >To: [email protected] >Subject: Arnolds in Bristol census 1940 > >Does anyone have access to 1940 census for Bristol, >TN? >Looking for Daniel and Eliza Arnold with at least 5 >children named Rachel, Elizabeth, John dob Oct.9, >1895, Benjamin ? thanks:o) > >===== >Terry Wikstrom Billheimer >10541 E. Sunnywood Drive >Tucson, Arizona 85749 >home (520) 760-0140 >fax (520) 749-5683 >email [email protected] > >__________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Kick off your party with Yahoo! Invites. ><a href="http://invites.yahoo.com/">http://invites.yahoo.com/</a> > > >============================== >Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. >RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: ><a href="http://pml.rootsweb.com/">http://pml.rootsweb.com/</a> > >

Does anyone have access to 1940 census for Bristol, TN? Looking for Daniel and Eliza Arnold with at least 5 children named Rachel, Elizabeth, John dob Oct.9, 1895, Benjamin ? thanks:o) ===== Terry Wikstrom Billheimer 10541 E. Sunnywood Drive Tucson, Arizona 85749 home (520) 760-0140 fax (520) 749-5683 email [email protected] __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Kick off your party with Yahoo! Invites. http://invites.yahoo.com/

Hi Kathy. I would be interested in your Booher line. I have Andrew Jackson Camper b. June 5, 1835 in Botetourt County, VA married Ollie Elizabeth Booher b. Nov 14, 1837. They were married Nov 19 1865 in Sullivan County. On Ollie's death certificate, her parents are listed as Eli and Mahala Booher. On the 1870 Census for Sullivan County, TN they are living next to these families: Daniel Booher, 31 Eli Booher, 35 David Camper, 50 Lume Booher, 56 James Booher, 30 In 1880 they are in Hawkins County and the Andrew Camper family has a Mary McLain, 19, living with them (ward). The family next to them is James Booher, 45. They have a Martha McLain, 18, living with them who is listed as "step-daughter." If you need more details on these families, let me know. At 11:49 AM 6/30/00 -0400, you wrote: >I am researching, the Bolings, Moore, Comerfords, Stewarts, and then have >information on Booher, Peters, Blevins, and lots of other names in Sullivan >Co., TN.

Hello: I live in Sullivan County, and am connected to the following families: Riggs, Grills, Hite, Tipton, Boyd, Lady, Fink, Childress, and some others. Information I have on the Boyd's: Rufus Boyd (b. 9-15-1815; d. 8-30-1877) m. 1-8-1860 to Winifred D. Hilton, who was born in 1826 and died on 9-22-1886. His other spouse was Nancy Depew. Their children: Amanda Boyd who married unknown Eads; Charles William Boyd, born 1865; Rufus Boys, Jr. b. 1867; and Sarah Rebecca Boyd, b. 2-4-1870 m. 3-3-1892 to Theophelas Hicks Hite and d. 9-1-1944 and is buried at Rock Springs Cemetery. I'm interested to learning more information on this family Jill Rich "Patricia M. Seaver" wrote: > I don't have any Boyd-Young marriages in my database, but I don't have all > the spouses in yet, so it's still possible that there is one. I have > William Boyd abt. 1700-abt 1760 > > James Boyd 1748-1840 m. Matilda Barbour> > William 1790-1872 m. Eliza(beth) Douglas> > Rufus Boyd 1815- m. (1) Nancy Depew and (2) Winifred Helton> > Mary Elizabeth Boyd m. Charles Eads> > Carl Buxton Eades m. Ina Loquiel Boyd > > My husband is also descended from Rufus' brother James A. Boyd b. 1814 m. > Betty Paxton (not sure about Betty's last name)> > John Wilder Boyd 1842-1920 m. Melvina Fish> > Wilder Clayton Boyd 1870-1938 m. Adaline Patton Easley> > Ina Loquiel Boyd m. Carl Buxton Eades 1891-1925 > > I think these Boyds were all from the Rock Springs area of Sullivan Co. > > Pat > > -- > Patricia M. Seaver > Williamsville, New York > [email protected] > [email protected] > > ---------- > >From: "ShaLamont" <[email protected]> > >To: [email protected] > >Subject: Re: Hey, Is anyone on this list? I am not getting anything! > >Date: Fri, Jun 30, 2000, 9:34 PM > > > > > Curiosity - does your husband have any Boyds who married Young? Thanks. > > Sharon > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Patricia M. Seaver <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Friday, June 30, 2000 12:52 PM > > Subject: Re: Hey, Is anyone on this list? I am not getting anything! > > > > > >> I am researching these families who lived in Sullivan Co: > >> > >> husband's lines: > >> Boyd, Easley, Ead(e)s, Acuff, Vincent, Hamilton, Helton (Hilton), Poston, > >> Baxter, Fish (Biedefisch), Blevins > >> > >> my lines: > >> Stokes, Fletcher, Mo(o)refield, Wine, Bowman > >> > >> I would love to share information on any of these families. > >> > >> Pat > >> -- > >> Patricia M. Seaver > >> Williamsville, New York > >> [email protected] > >> [email protected] > >> > >> ---------- > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/

Sally, I have Sally Acuff and Thomas Craft in my database and nothing more. Have you looked at the Acuff Archives homepage at http://www.acuff.org? I would love to have anything about Ann Lea/Leigh/Lee Acuff. She's one of my dead ends. Pat -- Patricia M. Seaver Williamsville, New York [email protected] [email protected] ---------- >From: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: Hey, Is anyone on this list? I am not getting anything! >Date: Mon, Jul 3, 2000, 12:38 PM > > Pat, > Thanks for the offer. I have the LeRoy Reeves book, but I have found a > little more on the Acuffs in Virginia - at least Timothy's wife Ann Lea. I > you know of anyone who wants this info let me know. > My lines in East TN are mainly Hulse & Copass. But into those lines in > that area I get Acuff, Craft, Crawford, Easley, Jackson, Jones, and so many > others I feel as if they are all family. Having the most trouble finding all > of the children of Thomas Craft and Susanna Acuff. If any one could help > with that it would be great. > Sally > > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com. >

Jill, Here is what I have on Rufus & James Boyd: Rufus married (1) Nancy Depew 1817-1859 Children of Rufus and Nancy Depew Boyd are: Eliza Boyd 1836-? George W. 1838-1911 m. Mary Elizabeth Irick Rufus married (2) Winifred Helton Children of Rufus and Winifred Helton Boyd are: Charles Boyd b. @1865 Rufus Boyd b. @1867 Sarah K. b. @1869 Amanda 1871-1933 m. Elbert Foster Eads Mary Elizabeth 1873-1943 m. Charles W. Eads (I have children of this line) James A. Boyd b. 1814 was Rufus' brother (not my original research; personal correspondence with Richard Pelletier). James married Elizabeth "Betty" Paxton (but I have seen some conflicting information about her last name). Chidren of Elizabeth and James Boyd are: John Wilder Boyd 1842-1920 m. Melvina Fish (I have children of this line) David P. Boyd b. @ 1843 Rachel Boyd b. @1845 Margaret "Mary" Boyd b. @1848 Elbert S. Boyd b. @1850 Virginia A. Boyd b. @1854 Sarah J. boyd b. @1857 Nancy A. Boyd b. @1858 Elizabeth Boyd b. @1862 There is an article in the Sullivan County history about James A. Boyd written by Sheila Steele Hunt. According to that article, James & Rufus' parents were William Boyd 1790-1872 & Eliza Douglas. Richard Pelletier has William's parents as James Boyd and Matilda Barbour and James' parents as William Boyd and Elizabeth Unknown. I have been unable to find any more information on the earlier generations. Pat -- Patricia M. Seaver Williamsville, New York [email protected] [email protected] ---------- >From: [email protected] (Jill Rich) >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: Boyd family Sullivan Co. >Date: Mon, Jul 3, 2000, 2:56 PM > > Hello: > > I live in Sullivan County, and am connected to the following families: Riggs, > Grills, Hite, Tipton, Boyd, Lady, Fink, Childress, and some others. > > Information I have on the Boyd's: > > Rufus Boyd (b. 9-15-1815; d. 8-30-1877) m. 1-8-1860 to Winifred D. Hilton, who > was born in 1826 and died on 9-22-1886. His other spouse was Nancy Depew. > > Their children: Amanda Boyd who married unknown Eads; Charles William Boyd, > born 1865; Rufus Boys, Jr. b. 1867; and Sarah Rebecca Boyd, b. 2-4-1870 m. > 3-3-1892 to Theophelas Hicks Hite and d. 9-1-1944 and is buried at Rock Springs > Cemetery. > > I'm interested to learning more information on this family > > Jill Rich > > "Patricia M. Seaver" wrote: > >> I don't have any Boyd-Young marriages in my database, but I don't have all >> the spouses in yet, so it's still possible that there is one. I have >> William Boyd abt. 1700-abt 1760 > >> James Boyd 1748-1840 m. Matilda Barbour> >> William 1790-1872 m. Eliza(beth) Douglas> >> Rufus Boyd 1815- m. (1) Nancy Depew and (2) Winifred Helton> >> Mary Elizabeth Boyd m. Charles Eads> >> Carl Buxton Eades m. Ina Loquiel Boyd >> >> My husband is also descended from Rufus' brother James A. Boyd b. 1814 m. >> Betty Paxton (not sure about Betty's last name)> >> John Wilder Boyd 1842-1920 m. Melvina Fish> >> Wilder Clayton Boyd 1870-1938 m. Adaline Patton Easley> >> Ina Loquiel Boyd m. Carl Buxton Eades 1891-1925 >> >> I think these Boyds were all from the Rock Springs area of Sullivan Co. >> >> Pat >> >> -- >> Patricia M. Seaver >> Williamsville, New York >> [email protected] >> [email protected] >> >> ---------- >> >From: "ShaLamont" <[email protected]> >> >To: [email protected] >> >Subject: Re: Hey, Is anyone on this list? I am not getting anything! >> >Date: Fri, Jun 30, 2000, 9:34 PM >> > >> >> > Curiosity - does your husband have any Boyds who married Young? Thanks. >> > Sharon >> > ----- Original Message ----- >> > From: Patricia M. Seaver <[email protected]> >> > To: <[email protected]> >> > Sent: Friday, June 30, 2000 12:52 PM >> > Subject: Re: Hey, Is anyone on this list? I am not getting anything! >> > >> > >> >> I am researching these families who lived in Sullivan Co: >> >> >> >> husband's lines: >> >> Boyd, Easley, Ead(e)s, Acuff, Vincent, Hamilton, Helton (Hilton), Poston, >> >> Baxter, Fish (Biedefisch), Blevins >> >> >> >> my lines: >> >> Stokes, Fletcher, Mo(o)refield, Wine, Bowman >> >> >> >> I would love to share information on any of these families. >> >> >> >> Pat >> >> -- >> >> Patricia M. Seaver >> >> Williamsville, New York >> >> [email protected] >> >> [email protected] >> >> >> >> ---------- >> >> ============================== >> Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. >> RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: >> http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >

Hi List, Do any of you have the surname LATTURE on your tree at all? Or know someone who has or is? I was told lots of LATTURE are in this county. I am trying to find info on my Ggrandmother Bettie ( Elizabeth ) B. LATTURE born in Alabama around 1870. Her headstone says she died 1902 age 32 and was wife of Otis S. ROGERS born in ILL. They lived and died in White County, Ark. Dogwood Township / Griffithville area. Both are buried at Dogwood Cemetery in Griffithville, Ark. I have tried Little Rock, Ark. to get their death certificates and they say they do not have anything on either of them. Even though Otis died in 1940. I just think that its so odd. There is a Dogwood Church on the cemetery and they say they have no records. Please if anyone is able to help me at all I really need you! This is my brick wall, my needle in the hay stack. I can not seem to find anything on there. If you can't help me, but ever come across either of these names, please keep me in mind even if it seems like nothing to you it might be every thing to me. Thank You, Theresa Rogers Griffiths

Pat, Thanks for the offer. I have the LeRoy Reeves book, but I have found a little more on the Acuffs in Virginia - at least Timothy's wife Ann Lea. I you know of anyone who wants this info let me know. My lines in East TN are mainly Hulse & Copass. But into those lines in that area I get Acuff, Craft, Crawford, Easley, Jackson, Jones, and so many others I feel as if they are all family. Having the most trouble finding all of the children of Thomas Craft and Susanna Acuff. If any one could help with that it would be great. Sally