Does anyone know if any of the funeral homes now operating in Gallatin have the records of Blue and Jackson Funeral Parlor that was in operation in 1890? Joyce

Obit for Sara Miriam Moore Byrum of White House, TN, in today's Nashville Tennessean. http://tennessean.com/

I am lookins for Robert Hawkins, He died in Sumner Co. in 1840, he had a son named John.

Looking for any and all info on SENTER/CENTER Also anything on Kitty White Center searching for Center, Centers, Senter, Hale, White, Newmeyer, Baumeier, Bogema.Remember, If it is not FREE, it's not for me!!Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

I had a computer crash. Will all those who asked me for info on Alf Sarver and other info, esp. Mr. Heath and Ms. Cook, please email me again with your requests. Computer has been down for over a month. So sorry.

Hi Friends, Here is the latest What's New on the Sumner Co. TNGenWeb Project page. Enjoy! http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnsumner/index.html Articles, Books and Other Publications: Published Resources Related to Sumner County and Region - Updated! Birth, Death & Marriage Records Marriage Lookups -- Early to 1860 - New Link! Cemeteries in Sumner County Sumner County Cemetery Index --online cemetery transcriptions Pike Cemetery - New! Stark Cemetery - New! Sulphur Fork Church - New! Sulphura Cemetery - New! Court Records Project Court Record Transcriptions Senter, 1853 -- Guardian - New! Will Book Indexes and Transcriptions, 1789 - 1915 Will Book 2, 1823 - 1842 - Updated! Will Transcriptions Hassell, Abraham - New! Stark, Thomas - New! Stark, Thornton - New! Family Album Biographies & Descendancy Charts Haw, James - New! Wilson Lee - New! Smith, D. W. C. (with information on the Huffman family) - New! Photos -- People & Places Hassell, Charlie Family - New! Hassell, Roberta, Murphy & Earl - New! Perdue, George and Susan (Cochran) - New! Unidentified Photos Unidentified Photo 20 - photo labeled "Faye & Albert" - New! History of Sumner Co. and Region Early Times in Middle Tennessee, by Carr, 1857 Chapter 8 - New! Chapter 9 - New! Chapter 10 - New! Migrations Project -- Where did they come from? Where did they go? Bruce, William Madison - New! Hunter, Lewis - New! Rule, Abel - New! Wilson, Major David - New! Tennessee Links Listing of Post Offices in TN, 1803 - New Link! Thanks for all the contributions! What a great group of folks to work with. Best regards to all, Diane Payne Sumner Co. TNGenWeb Project http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnsumner/index.html

The East Tennessee Historical Society is unveiling a new family heritage program, Civil War Families of Tennessee. Civil War Families of Tennessee (CWFT) seeks to identify and honor the sacrifices of the valiant soldiers on both sides of the conflict. This lineage program will link current descendants with their Civil War ancestors, encourage new research, and combine the experiences of thousands of individuals and families to tell more fully the story of the Civil War in Tennessee. If you are a direct or collateral descendant of any individual who served in Tennessee during the Civil War-Union or Confederate-you are eligible for membership in CWFT. Service may have been in either a Tennessee unit or any non-Tennessee unit which was active in the state. Membership is also open through an ancestor who served elsewhere but lived in Tennessee either before, during, or after the war. In order to recognize the service of the many young men who died unwed and without children, CWFT offers membership through collateral descent also. Like its sister program, First Families of Tennessee, CWFT applications and membership files will be housed in the Calvin M. McClung Historical Collection (Knoxville, Tennessee) of the Knox County Public Library System where together the two projects will provide an unparalleled resource for family and historical research in the Volunteer State. CWFT members will receive a handsome certificate with the names of the applicant and the ancestor, along with the name of the ancestor's company and regiment. A roster of the members and their ancestors will eventually be published in book form. CWFT members will also be recognized at a grand reunion to be hosted by the East Tennessee Historical Society. For additional information about the Civil War Families of Tennessee project, including a downloadable application form, please visit the ETHS web site at www.east-tennessee-history.org. Anyone unable to download a form may request an application form by sending a stamped, self-addressed envelope to: Civil War Families of Tennessee c/o ETHS PO Box 1629 Knoxville, TN 37901-1629 Additional questions about the new CWFT project may also be addressed to civilwar@east-tennessee-history.org (Please note that ETHS does not provide email-based research assistance at this time.) The East Tennessee Historical Society, founded in 1834, is one of the oldest cultural institutions in the state of Tennessee. ETHS, a non-profit organization headquartered in Knoxville, is dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and promoting the history of East Tennessee. The society's programs and activities are made possible through the support of its membership. The society's First Families of Tennessee family heritage program was founded in 1992 and now includes more than 13,000 members in 50 states and eight foreign nations.

My GG Grandmother Was Ann Mary Ackerman. Her Parents were Jacob Ackerman and Celia Clampett. We can't go back any further then that. If you find any information let me know. Thanks

Does anyone out there know anything about this man? He was listed on the Franklin Co., Il. 1860 census as: age 27 B. Tn. married to Susan V.(Young) age 25 B. Tn. I know that he bought land in Franklin Co., Il in 1854 and married shortly after that. I'd like to find his father and mother's name. No Randolphs are listed on the Franklin 1850 census, so my guess is that they came from Tn. to Il. between 1851-1854. He is my gggrandfather. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Jan Patton jpatton@cftnet.com

Sumner Co. area list readers William A. CARR and his wife Mary are listed in District 11, HH 226 in the 1850 Macon Co., TN Census. Also listed are the Children Sarah, Robert, and James William b. Oct 12, 1841. No further Census entries can be found for this family until his Son James William is listed in the 1870 Macon Co. census District 11; 97-97 as James W. age 28. James W. served in B Co. 37th KY Minted Inf (Federal). According to his pension papers He married Margaret J. Herald (d.o. of James "Chucker" Herald)of Smith Co., TN on March 31, 1861 in Lafayette, TN by Haley Smith Esq. J.P. I am attempting to determine what happened to William A. CARR and the remainder of the family. They may have moved to an adjacent county or into South Central KY as there is an entry in James W. CARR's pay vouchers indicating a pay stoppage for transportation from Louisville, where he was recovering from wounds suffered on the Federal raid on the Kings Slat Works near Saltville in SW VA, to Horse Cave in Hart Co. KY James "Chucker" Herald is listed in the 1850 Census in Smith Co. as being north of the Cumberland and east of Caney(sp?) Fork Rivers. Jane HERALD (various spellings including HERRELL, etc.) was born about 1801 in NC. I am also trying to locate him prior to 1850. Any insight on these families would be appreciated. I have the CARR/KERR family bang to James King KERR in SW VA. Dennis

Hello List Members, I have another question about a descendant of William White and Sarah "Sallie" Tyler. Is Clarence I. Suttle, born 22 August 1893 -died 3 March 1938, buried at Old Brush Cemetery, the husband of Versie A. (White) Suttle who is buried at Maple Hill Cemetery? All replies appreciated, Keith White gkwhite@brazoria.net

Hello list members. I am researching the descendants of William White and Sarah "Sallie" Tyler. One of their grand daughters, Nancy Jane White married John F. Link. "The Link Family", by T.W. Briley, 1930, gives the name of one of their sons, A.C. Link, born 18 September 1879. I believe his name is Archie Clayton Link. Social Security Death Index lists, Archie Link, born 18 September 1879, died February 1966, last known residence, Cottontown, Tennessee. There is a person named Clay Link buried at Maple Hill Cemetery in Portland, Tennessee with the birth & death dates, 1881-1966. Is he the son of John F. and Nancy J. (White) Link? All replies appreciated, Keith White gkwhite@brazoria.net

----- Original Message ----- From: MICHAEL HOLLINGSWORTH Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2001 11:44 PM To: TNSUMNER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TNSUMNER] Fw: PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY HI, TRIED SEND DIRECT TO YOU , BUT DELIVERY FAILED AT YOUR E-MAIL. B.H. LEE ----- Original Message ----- From: MICHAEL HOLLINGSWORTH Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2001 7:26 PM To: JSTEIGER@HOUSTON.IT.COM Subject: PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY HI,THERE JOHN. HERE IS SOME INFO. ON JOHN T. LEE. BORN AB. 1803 OR 1808 IN GA. . DIED 1870S . FIRST SHOWES UP IN SUMNER CO. CENSES IN 1840. MARRIED ELIZABETH ? SHE WAS BORN AB. 1809 OR 1810 IN NC. DIED 1870s. CHILDERN 1M. WILLIAM T. LEE , BORN, 12-3-1830. DIED 1855, 12,NOV.. #2 M., JAMES H. LEE,BORN1832. #3JOHN LEE,BORN 1836. #4, ISAAC NEWTON LEE, b. 30,APRIL, 1838. d. 23,march, 1925. married harriet m. jackson. #5 amanda lee, B. 1841. #6, george lee, b. 1843. #7,ROBERT LEE, b.1848. ? DO YOU KNOW WHO JOHN T., FATHER &MOTHER WERE? I THOUGHT MAYBE-JAMES G. LEE,b.1800 IN GA. HE CAME TO SUMNER CO. AB. 1820. COULD BE HIS BROTHER. DO YOU HAVE ANY INFO. ON THIS? THANKS, B. H. LEE. PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH CEM. AT WALNUT GROVE. PORTLAND RD. NEAR WHITE HOUSE.

HI, TRIED SEND DIRECT TO YOU , BUT DELIVERY FAILED AT YOUR E-MAIL. B.H. LEE ----- Original Message ----- From: MICHAEL HOLLINGSWORTH Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2001 7:26 PM To: JSTEIGER@HOUSTON.IT.COM Subject: PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY HI,THERE JOHN. HERE IS SOME INFO. ON JOHN T. LEE. BORN AB. 1803 OR 1808 IN GA. . DIED 1870S . FIRST SHOWES UP IN SUMNER CO. CENSES IN 1840. MARRIED ELIZABETH ? SHE WAS BORN AB. 1809 OR 1810 IN NC. DIED 1870s. CHILDERN 1M. WILLIAM T. LEE , BORN, 12-3-1830. DIED 1855, 12,NOV.. #2 M., JAMES H. LEE,BORN1832. #3JOHN LEE,BORN 1836. #4, ISAAC NEWTON LEE, b. 30,APRIL, 1838. d. 23,march, 1925. married harriet m. jackson. #5 amanda lee, B. 1841. #6, george lee, b. 1843. #7,ROBERT LEE, b.1848. ? DO YOU KNOW WHO JOHN T., FATHER &MOTHER WERE? I THOUGHT MAYBE-JAMES G. LEE,b.1800 IN GA. HE CAME TO SUMNER CO. AB. 1820. COULD BE HIS BROTHER. DO YOU HAVE ANY INFO. ON THIS? THANKS, B. H. LEE. PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH CEM. AT WALNUT GROVE. PORTLAND RD. NEAR WHITE HOUSE.

Hello there, My name is Amy Tuttle. I would like a little help please. I would like to get information on the Tuttle Family and also the Morgan Family. They are mostly from the Bransford/Westmoreland area. Any help or info at all would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much, Amy Tuttle

If anyone out there has any info on the following, I would appreciate help on the following: Rueben Norman(wrote will Sumner Co. in Jul 1805. He named wife Rachael?, sons Ezekiel, Caleb, Reubin, Benjamin & John(my ggggrandfather who at some point moved to Saline Co., Il) daughters Frances Campbell, Margaret Moss, & Polly. They are not listed on the Sumner 1830 census. Does anyone have any info about this family? Thank you, Jan Patton jpatton@cftnet.com

List, I have forwarded this Unknown Tennessee County inquiry because it is genealogy and we have so many well versed people on the list I thought somebody could help this person. Reply to the link if you have an answer. Pam Vick MESSAGE: (#1297) Unknown Co. Query <http://www.tngenweb.org/queries/unknown/webbbs/queries/index.cgi?rev=1297> AUTHOR: Ruth DATE: Friday, 22 June 2001, at 3:00 p.m. Researching Freeland family lived in Cumberland Gap region or cumberland settlement wherever that is. Moved to Texas in 1850s via the Natchez Trace. Thanks *************************************************************************** This is an automatically-generated notice. If you'd like to be removed from the mailing list, please visit Forum at <http://www.tngenweb.org/queries/unknown/webbbs/queries/index.cgi>, or send your request to ncole@coffey.com. If you wish to respond to this message, please post your response directly to the board. Thank you!

--part1_128.66a6dc.28653c70_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_128.66a6dc.28653c70_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: <Conner345@cs.com> From: Conner345@cs.com Full-name: Conner345 Message-ID: <ca.16dd666b.286536c0@cs.com> Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2001 20:03:12 EDT Subject: JOHN BOYD REUNION, Putnam County, Tennessee To: TN-UPPER-CUMBERLAND-L@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: CompuServe 2000 32-bit sub 107 Reunion of John Boyd (War 1812) and Mary Elizabeth (Leath) Boyd descendants, will be held Sunday, June 24, 2001~~~at old John Boyd Cemetery, Rock Springs Road, Buffalo Valley, Putnam County, Tennessee (across from Middle Tennessee Drag Strip)~~~~John is the son of William (1761) VA >NC>Roane County, TN >Jackson/Putnam County, TN. and Mary (Wassom) Boyd. --part1_128.66a6dc.28653c70_boundary--

Charles, What kind of paper work and where would you get the forms? Thanks, Eliz

My gt gt grandfather fought in both the Blackhawk War and the Civil War. When we found his gravesite he did not have a stone of any kind. I filled out the paperwork and sent it in and the federal government provided him with a veterans headstone. Charles Crain