This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: kycady Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.tennessee.counties.sumner/4639/mb.ashx Message Board Post: We are engaged in an on-going genealogical and historical research project focused on the Civil War Unionists of Alabama. Two volumes are completed, a third is soon to be released, and nine more volumes are planned. Family Indexes to the first two volumes can be searched at http://www.civilwarunionistsofalabama.com/. Our research has shown that many of the Alabama Unionists originated in Tennessee or migrated there both during and after the Civil War. If you have genealogical data, local history, photographs, etc, related to the subject, we would like to hear from you at jsmbooks@comcast.net or reply to this message board. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: c827sullivan Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.tennessee.counties.sumner/728.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I am searching Arthur Raymond (Robert) Sullivan b. 1880 married to Nelia Frances Ford b. 1884/d. 1945 (daughter of John M. Ford and Hannah Ellis) Arthur Raymond (Robert) Sullivan's father was James Howard Sullivan b. 1845 married to Hannah Jane Johnson b. 1848/d. 1902 (daughter of William C. Johnson and Permelia Adaline Wright) I look forward to hearing from you as it sounds like we might be searching the same families. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

Hi Sumner County Researchers, Here are the latest updates to the Sumner Co. TNGenWeb site. Birth & Death Records Death Records 1914 - 1922 - Link Updated! The TSL&A added 1920, 1921 & 1922 Death Records Transcriptions Dorris, Maggie - New! Hornbuckle, Eliza - New! McGlothlin, Andrew Martin - New! Payne, Georgie Wattwood, New! Payne, Mary Elizabeth - New! Settle, Josie - New! Settle, Nellie - New! Short, Robert Crockett - New! Suttle, Claude L. - New! Suttle, Francis Marion - New! Suttle, Harvie Warren - New! Suttle, Jessie Franklin - New! Suttle, John - New! Suttle, John Morgan - New! Suttle, John William - New! Suttle, Mary Jane - New! Suttle, Miranda Jane - New! Suttle, Riely Burton - New! Suttle, William - New! Suttle, William Thomas - New! Suttles, Clarence Morris - New! Suttles, Eliza Jane - New! Suttles, John William - New! Suttles, Mildred - New! Court Records Project Court Record Transcriptions Doxey, Jeremiah vs. John McCann, 1810 - New! McCann, John -- Estate, 1841 - New! Deed & Land Records, 1787 - 1949 Deed Transcriptions Byne, John W. to John McCann, 1815 - New! Findley, Hugh to William Crawford, 1817 - New! Harris, Samuel B. to Robert McCann, 1801 - New! McCann, Mary, Alex & Thos to William McCann, 1808 - New! McCann, William to George Marcus, 1833 - New! Purvis, Allen to John McCann, 1808 - New! Purvis, Allen to John McCann, 1816 - New! Reed, James to Hugh Findley, 1811 - New! Communities & Other Places in Sumner County Place Names - Updated! School - Old & New School Photos Bethpage School - Early 1920s - Updated! Sumner County & Tennessee Online Resources - Updated! Best regards, Diane Payne Sumner Co. TNGenWeb Project http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnsumner ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: mitchellheritage Surnames: Mitchell Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.tennessee.counties.sumner/4624.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hello, thank you for contacting me. I am interested in Hiram Mitchell who is listed on the 1820, 1830, and 1840 census of Sumner County TN. I have suspected for over a year that he could be my ancestor Hiram Mitchell who is listed on the 1850 census in Bibb County AL. My Hiram was born in TN (or possibly NC where his parents were born), around 1800. I am trying to collect all information I can on Hiram Mitchell of Sumner Co. in hopes that I can either rule him out or confirm that he is my Hiram. I am also interested in knowing the relationships between all of these people, the Mitchells, and those connected to them. If you have any information on these people, I would be very happy and grateful to receive it. I do have some specific questions you may be able to help with, especially: Have any of your Mitchells been tested in a DNA project? We are part of the Mitchell DNA Project which is tested through Family Tree DNA. It has so far, allowed us to rule out a couple of possibilities, but no tight connections as of yet. Who were the parents of Hiram Mitchell, and is there any record or knowledge of him on your end after the 1840 census? I hope to hear from you soon. Thanks a lot! Diana Mitchell-Plaisance Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

Re: Hiram Mitchell in Bibb Co. AL In Family Data Collection-Births on Ancestry.com, his wife is listed as: Morning White Dove Father: A Cherokee Mother: A Cherokee Birth Date: 1800 City: Hamilton County: M State: AL Country: USA ----------------------------------------------------------- 20 Dec 1850 Census Alabama, Bibb County, E C River Image 85 of 93 16. 1101/1101 Hiram Mitchel 45 Collier TN 17. Mourning 47 TN 18. Adaline M. 18 TN 19. Samuel 13 AL 20. Eliza 12 AL 21. John 6 AL ----------------------------------------------------------- If this Hiram was in the 1840 Census for Sumner Co. TN, none of the children, ages, or places of birth match up with the 1850 Census in AL. ----------------------------------------------------------- 1840 Census Tennessee Sumner Co. Images 154-55 of 162. Hiram Mitchell 30-39, 1 male 10-14, 2 males 15-19, 1 fem 0-4, 1 fem 30-39 Slaves: 1 male 0-9, 1 male 10-23, 1 male 24-35, 1 male 36-54 2 females 10-23, 1 female 24-35. 6 involved in agriculture. ------------------------------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: <gc-gateway@rootsweb.com> To: <TNSUMNER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2007 12:12 PM Subject: Re: [TNSUMNER] Mitchell's in Sumner Co. TN > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Author: mitchellheritage > Surnames: Mitchell > Classification: queries > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.tennessee.counties.sumner/4624.1.1/mb.ashx > > Message Board Post: > > Hello, thank you for contacting me. I am interested in Hiram Mitchell who > is listed on the 1820, 1830, and 1840 census of Sumner County TN. I have > suspected for over a year that he could be my ancestor Hiram Mitchell who > is listed on the 1850 census in Bibb County AL. My Hiram was born in TN > (or possibly NC where his parents were born), around 1800. I am trying to > collect all information I can on Hiram Mitchell of Sumner Co. in hopes > that I can either rule him out or confirm that he is my Hiram. I am also > interested in knowing the relationships between all of these people, the > Mitchells, and those connected to them. If you have any information on > these people, I would be very happy and grateful to receive it. > > I do have some specific questions you may be able to help with, > especially: > > Have any of your Mitchells been tested in a DNA project? We are part of > the Mitchell DNA Project which is tested through Family Tree DNA. It has > so far, allowed us to rule out a couple of possibilities, but no tight > connections as of yet. > > Who were the parents of Hiram Mitchell, and is there any record or > knowledge of him on your end after the 1840 census? > > I hope to hear from you soon. > > Thanks a lot! > > Diana Mitchell-Plaisance > > Important Note: > The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you > would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link > above and respond on the board. > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNSUMNER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Some information I have on James Bell, to see if I can find out more. 1808 June 9-James Bell and Betsy Easbery ( Elizabeth Easley )were married in Sumner County TN. Bondsmen were Frederick Brown, John Mitchel, Ovian Faulk, James Cage, Josephus H Conn, Abrim Trigg. (Why so many and could they have been family?) 1817 Frederick Brown bought 120 acres of land form James Bell on Garrett's Fork of Trammell Creek. 1824 Fredrick Brown bought 100 acres of land in Summer County from James Bell for $400.00 1826 I have documents form Allen County courthouse for deceased James Bell. Robert Paris was the administrator of estate. These documents were hard to read there is an inventory list of sale items, also list of names of people that bought items at sale.Here are some of the names , Dury Easley, A. Payne, Elisha Marcum, R.H. Paris, James Stark, Elizabeth Godby, John Godby, William Olvin, John Fishback, John Johnson, Dana Strark, Jacob Dry, Frank Dawson, Walter Thomas, James S Travis, Joseph Wilsin, Lou Blankinship, Robert McClary, Hardy Caldwell, James Sutherland , John Riffry (Rippy), Jamison, John Martin, Duncan.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: M_Restivo Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.tennessee.counties.sumner/4633.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Here is the web site for the marriage. WILSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGES 1733 to 1809 1811, DEC 10 REIFF, Sally marr. WILLIAMS, Green http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/wilson/vitals/marriages/wilscotn.txt Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

Hi, Here are two links to Texas bios about William Duty and Thomas Jones Read. Both from Sumner County, TN. William Duty (son of George Duty) _http://www.rootsweb.com/~txfalls/bioDUTYwilliamhenry.htm_ (http://www.rootsweb.com/~txfalls/bioDUTYwilliamhenry.htm) Thomas Jones Read _http://www.rootsweb.com/~txfalls/bioREADthomasjones.htm_ (http://www.rootsweb.com/~txfalls/bioREADthomasjones.htm) Not my line, but thought it might help someone. Diane Payne ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

To Marita re: Will Question. The following is Rowland's will. It would be helpful if you could quote the source of your information, as several of the names vary slightly. County Court Clerk's Office Will Book - Vol. II May 1823- June 1842 (Page 262) In the name of God Amen. Know all men by the presents that I Rowland T. Hodges of the County of Sumner and the State of Tennessee being weak in body but of sound and disposing mind and memory, have thought proper to make and publish my last Will and Testament and by these presents do make and publish this my last Will and Testament in manner and form as follows. First, I wish all my just debts and funeral expenses paid. Secondly, I wish my son Lawson M. Hodges to him and my son Ezekiel N. Hodges, an other filly at valuation and my daughters Louisa, Elizabeth, Sarah, and Chloe each a bed if there are so many, if not as they stand mentioned as far as they go at valuation, also my daughter Louisa a saddle. I wish my wife Nancy to have the bed she had before I married her. I wish my land and all the rest of my estate sold, the chattle property on a credit of one year, and the land on a one and two years credits and the amount equally divided between John C., Lawson M., Ezekiel N., Louisa, Elizabeth, Sarah, Chloe, and Isham Hodges, and Asa M. Hodges, after taking out the aforesaid valuation of the property hereby given to them the aforesaid Lawson, Ezekiel, Elizabeth, Louisa, Sarah and Chloe. I hereby revoke all other wills, confirming this my last Will and Testament. October 28, 1839. Rowland T. Hodges (Seal) Witness M. Hodges William W. Ausbrooks Codicil to the within, I appoint Meredith Hodges my Executor this my last Will and Testament this 28 of October 1839. Rowland T. Hodges (Seal) William W. Ausbrooks Ezekiel C. Hodges State of Tennessee, Sumner County Court December Term 1839. The last Will and Testament of Rowland T. Hodges, deceased, was produced in open Court for probate and was duly proved by the oath of William W. Ausbrooks one of the subscribing witnesses thereto, which is ordered to be recorded. Thos. Donoho, Clerk Sumner County Court

Elaine, You have the right bunch. The Blacks, Troutts, Charltons, Rippys, and others went to Marion & Jefferson County in late 1929 & early 1830. As you stated Elizabeth married Isaac Charlton, Samuel Troutt married Nancy Black [23 Oct 1828, Sumner Co.], John Troutt married (2nd) Lucy Black [I believe the widow of Jacob Black] [9 Feb 1840 Jefferson Co], Jacob Reynolds [John Troutt's nephew] married Polly Black [3 Feb 1821 Sumner Co]. I am not a Black or Charlton descendant, but I am a Rippy & Troutt. Most of the Rippys went to Odin, (Marion Co.) Illinois and the Troutts and Blacks went to Woodlawn in Jefferson County. Before John Troutt went to Illinois he sold 26 acres to Abram Charlton on 18 Mar 1829. Michael Black who died about 1826-1830 in Sumner County is the father of the Blacks mentioned above. Not knowing anything about Elizabeth she may be the daughter of John Black, as John had two daughters under 10 years on the 1820 Sumner Co. census. Several have mention the name of John Michael Black, but I believe they are two different people, John & Michael. Eli Wilson Black (1846 - 1929) wrote some of his memoirs with the help of one of his granddaughter in 1928. The first paragraph he states that John Black was his grandfather. George & Eliza (Anderson) Black was E. Ws parents. Anyway you have the right Elizabeth & Isaac Charlton from Sumner County. Feel free to contact me. Tim Heath Lebanon, Tennessee ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

There is neat website that describes some of the medical terms that we find listed as cause of death. It is unique in that it includes the source for the definition of each archaic term displayed. You can also email any term that does not appear in the index and he will research it for you in his extensive collection of antique medical books and he will then add it to the list. The address is http://www.antiquusmorbus.com/index.htm

This is in a will. > >> Do you know what is meant by Calls for John B., Calls for Lennon >> W., etc? >> >> >> Rowland T. Hodges – October 28, 1839 Will – To son Lawson H. >> Hodges. To son Ezekiel H. Hodges. To daughter Louisa Elizabeth >> Hodges. To daughter Sarah Hodges. To daughter Chloe Hodges. >> Wife Nancy. Owned land. Calls for John B. Hodges. Calls for >> Lennon W. Hodges. Calls for Ezekiel H. Hodges. Calls for >> Louisa Elizabeth Hodges. Calls for Sarah Hodges. Calls for >> Chloe Hodges. Calls for Isham Hodges. Calls for Asa H. >> Hodges. Wit: N. Hodges, William W. Ausbrooks. Appoints >> Meredith Hodges exec. December 1839. >> >> >> If you don't know I will post to the list. >> >> Thanks >> Marita > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. > Provided by ISLC http://www.islc.net > Marita Gladson, M.A. MFT Exec. Director Saboba's Hope Fullerton, Ca 714-732-2792 www.sabobamedicalcentre.net http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm? fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=17750846 http://www.bogolight.com/?Click=51

I believe I sent an email regarding Elizabeth Black and Isaac Charlton some time ago but I thought I would ask again, as perhaps, someone has joined since that would have some information. My GGG grandparents were Isaac and Elizabeth Charlton who settled in Salem Ill in about 1830. According to the census records they had children born in Tenn. I researched marriages in Tenn and found an Isaac Charlton married to Elizabeth Black in 1822. I assumed this was the same Isaac and Elizabeth. My problem is that the birth year for Elizabeth does not agree with what is on the Sumner web site and what is reflected in the census records. The difference is 8 years so that is a lot. I would really appreciate any information regarding Isaac and Elizabeth. Thanks, Elaine

List, First of all Allen Co., Ky was formed out of Warren Co., Ky and those counties are across the state line that was in dispute between Ky and Tn for several years and very close to Sumner Co., Tn. . I believe they refer to it as Walker's Line. My Aaron Perry according to census records was born in Ky 1816-1819. He married Rebecca Ann Cushenberry and died in Allen Co., Ky in 1885. The 1880 Allen Co. Ky census states his father was born in NC and his mother in VA. The Cushenberry surnane in earlier generations has not yet been proven to the Quisenbery names below but they all came from VA to KY and are believed to be kin. I have the following Perry data that has associations in Wake Co., NC and Sumner Co., Tn.: (1) In Wake Co., NC Mar 1797 A deed from Aaron Perry to James Fort was proved of Benton Powell a witness...... there was a Benton Powell connected to Francis Perry in Wake Co., NC (2) June 1797 Sarah Perry wife of Francis Perry Rich Land Creek 218 acres Nathaniel Jones, Joel King, John Hinton, Jr., Henry Seawell. (3) In Sumner Co., TN under Wilson Co., Tn Deed Book A it states " Aaron Perry of Sumner County to William Thomas of Sumner County a tract of land on the West Fork of Barton's Creek. 12 December 1799.. pp 85-88. Under the Census of the Cumberland Settlements it names Leon Perry 1789 on a jury ; Sion Perry witnessed deed of William Edwards, Nov. 1789 Bondsman for Reubin Martin and Jeremy Kuynendal. In Sumner Co., Tn. I have the following deeds : 1782 Leon Perry 1789 Sion Perry & Reubin Martin ; 1793 Sion Perry & Freeman Haynes 1794 Sion Perry & Henry Vinson 1799 Aaron Perry & John Quisenberry 1799 Aaron Perry & B. Seawell (are these Seawell's the same family in Wake Co., NC ?) 1799 Aaron Perry, William Quisenberry, Sion Perry 1799 Aaron Perry & William Thomas (in Wake County there was a James & Mary Thomas to William Perry 22 Oct 1800.) 1804 Sion Perry formerly lived sold to Boyce 1813 Sion Perry & Henry Vinson 1833 John Perry, Dec'd, George and Burrill Perry. Sumner Co., Tn Deeds 1793-1805 : A, p 324 Indenture Aaron Perry & Fredrick Ward 306 1.2 acres B. p 325 240 acres Wit : William Quisenbery, Sion Perry C. 9 Jan 1794 Sion Perry to Henry Vinson #100 Station Camp Creek Wit : Wm. Dobbins, Wm. Cage D. Indenture 28 Aug 1703 Howel Taton to George Walker, 335 acres beginning on Sion Perry. E. Indenture Jan 1795 Sion Perry to William Smothers N. side of Cumberland River between Drakes Creek and the Big Cave Spring. F. Deed 18 Oct 1804 Richard Boyce Logan Co., Ky & John Boyce to George Trumbo 134 acres Station Camp Creek being place whereon Sion Perry formerly lived and which he sold to Richard & John Boyce. Wit : John Pickering, Nichs. Boyce. G. July 15, 1799, p 404, Frederick Ward, Nashville, Drakes Creek to Samuel Wilson Sherrill from John Lancaster on w. fork's of Barton's Creek beginning at Aaron Perry NW corner, Wit : W. Minor Quisenberry, Geo. Hopkins. H. 9 Jan 1794 p 63 Indenture Sion Perry to Henry Vinson Station Camp Creek, part of survey granted Perry 100 acres Wit : William Dobbins, Wm. Cage I. 20 Jun 1799 p 97 Leon Perry to Robert Dobbins $100 on Red water 466 acres out of 640 acres granted Perry in 1793. J. 1799 Deed from Frederick Ward to Aaron Perry for 306 1/2 acres of land Deed from Frederick Ward to Aaron Perry for 240 acres. K. 3 Apr 1799 Frederick Ward , Nashville, to John Quisenberry W. Fork of Barton's Crrek. Wit : Aaron Perry. L. 3 Apr 1799 p 324 Frederick Ward of Davidson Co. to Aaron Perry 320 acres on W. Fork of Barton's Creek Wit : Samuel Wilson Sherrill, B. Seawell (Wake County Seawell's ? ). M. "TENNESSEE TIDBITS" Vol 3 1778-1914 : George B. Perry & Burril Perry, Ex of John Perry deceased. N. 1 Feb 1813 William Stalcup Smith Co. Tn. to John Bone 91 acres W. Fork Station Camp Creek beginning at So. body of Sion Perry & adj land of William Roach, & Nathl. Arnet. Wit : Benj. Rawlings, Henry Williams, Henry Vinson. O. Burrel Perry, Rutherford Co. Tn. Census P. In Wake County there was a William Perry 1 Mar 1760 300 acres in Granville County SCC one was Joseph Right and in Sumner Co., Tn. 8 Oct 1799 Leon Perry to Richard Boice $1000 through Perry's Attorney, John Right, 134 acres signed also Thomas Perry. This is some of what I have. Maybe someone can add something to this. I do feel that my Aaron Perry (2nd great grandfather) that married Rebecca Cushenberry is descended from these Perry's. The people who lived in Sumner Co., Tn and in Warren and Allen Co., Ky crossed the Ky / Tn state line all of the time. If anyone can add to this please get in touch with me. Marianne Dillow Illinois

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1820 U.S. Census, Davidson County, TN: Categories of ages: 0-10, 10-16, 16-18 (males only), 18-26, 26-45, over 45 Greenwood PAYN, males 1-0-0-6-0-1; females 1-0-3-0-0 Reuben PAYN, males 1-0-0-1-1-0; females 0-0-1-0-1 1830 U.S. Census, Davidson County, TN: Categories of ages: 0-5, 5-10, 10-15, 15-20, 20-30, 30-40, 40-50, 50-60, 60-70, 70-80 Pg. 225: William PAYNE, males 0-1-0-0-0-1; females 2-0-0-0-1; 2 slaves Pg. 225: Reuben PAYNE, males 2-1-0-2-1-1-1; females 1-0-0-1-1-1-0-1 44 slaves 1830 U.S. Census, City of Nashville, TN: Pg. 293: Greenwood PAYNE, males 2-1-1-1-1-1-1; females 0-0-1-0-0-0-1 21 slaves 1830 U.S. Census Index, Tennessee (book at Clearwater Public Library): PAYNE, Edmund, Knox County, Pg. 381 1840 U.S. Census Index, Tennessee (book at Clearwater Public Library and researched by Jeanne Johnson): Many Paynes were found in the index for Tennessee. Four were found for Davidson County: Greenwood PAYNE, R. e?son PAYNE, William PAYNE, Zacharima PAYNE. 1860 U.S. Census, Davidson County, TN: A.G. PAYNE, Age 30, Brick Business (very wealthy, 60,000 Real Property, 80,000 personal property), TN, with wife Alesia? Age 26, N.Carolina, and three children and Powells in household also Alfred PAYNE, Age 35, cabinetmaker,TN, Susy?, Age 25, (both Black) PAYNE, Benjamin, Age 26, IN (at boarding house, (802/922), Pg. 438) PAYNE, Francis, Age 27, Carpenter, TN, with Amanda, Age 22, TN; Wilie A.B., Age 4/12, GA (7th Ward, Pg 463, 553/632) PAYNE, Mary B., Age 34, 5000 Real Estate, 1500 Personal Property, Kentucky, living in the John Brown household, Pg. 366, 486/533 1870 U.S. Census, Davidson County, Nashville, 7th Ward, TN, Pg. 405: Elizabeth Payne, age 65, F, at home, in John Haywood, Age 35, household 1870 U.S. Census, Davidson County, Nashville, TN, 8th Ward, Pg. 451: R.H. Payne, age 57, retired merchant, KY, with two black servants 1880 U.S. Census, Davidson County, Nashville, TN: PAYNE, Watson, B/M 37/37: PAYNE, Eliza, B/F, Age 71 261/387, Pg. 155: PAYNE, Calvin, B/M, Age 24, Steamboat 1870 U.S. Census, Davidson County, Nashville, TN, 4th Ward, 3/4: PAYNE, Riley, Age 40, B/M, Steamboatman Other Davidson County marriages of PAYNEs Dec 14, 1805, Greenwood PAYNE and Patsy PAYNE Oct 18, 1810, Reubin PAYNE & Cindarilla Hudson PAYNE, Anne married Pillow, Gideon on 22 Jan 1803 in Davidson County, TN PAYNE, John married Cane, Polly on 5 Aug 1802 in Davidson County, TN Source: Early American Marriages: Atlantic South Region, a searchable database at the Internet site of Ancestry.Com Looking for the parents of Sebe/Sebrum PAYNE b. 4 Jan 1867 in IL. or any additional information on him. m. Louise SETTLE 26 Oct 1882 in Davidson Co. TN Had the following children: Minnie 1883-85 Carlie 1886 Clifford Joseph 23 Dec 1888 Earl 1891 Clyde Carl 29 Aug 1893 George 20 Dec 1896 (Source: Fred Bonjour, bonjour@ix.netcom.com) Eunice Payne is buried at the Nashville City Cemetery, Age 78, May 28, 1883, died of pneumonia, buried on Poplar Ave. on the J.B. Payne Lot (?). (Source: Nashville City Cemetery records, (Microfilm Roll #632, #659) obtained by interlibrary loan from Tennessee State Library and Archives and researched by Jeanne Johnson.) Mt.Olivet Lot(s) sold and paid for by: A. J. Payne (1862, Jan) Davidson County, Tennessee, Index to Wills: 1798, Greenwood PAYNE, 2-118 1804, Sarah PAYNE, 2-397 1806, Josiah PAYNE, 3-80 1806, Mathew PAYNE Sr., 3-124 1813, George PAYNE, 4-238 1814, Sara PAYNE, 4-315 1815, William PAYNE, 4-383 1816, Squire PAYNE, 7-51 1838, Reuben PAYNE, 11-471 1841, Sarah PAYNE, 12-164 (see additional note in following entry below) 1851, Dorothea PAYNE, 15-194 1858, John PAYNE, 17-443 1861, Albert G. PAYNE, 18-505 (Source: S-K Publication's December 1997 Research Report, copy in possession of Jeanne Johnson) Mt. Olivet Cemetery Records, Microfilm Roll #2, 1855-1864 and 1844-1915: A. G. Payne interred in 1862 Mt.Olivet Lot(s) sold and paid for by: A. J. Payne (Oct 4 interment) Settlement of estate of Sarah PAYNE deceased, by Flower McGregor, administrator, recorded July 9, 1841. Will Book 11, Pg. 164. (Source: S-K Publication's December 1997 Research Report, copy in possession of Jeanne Johnson) NOTE: In the preceeding entry, S-K notes that this settlement can be found in Book 12, but it is stated as Book 11 here. - JJ >From: Phil Ellsworth <cedarfil@co.tds.net> > To: tnsumner-l@rootsweb.com; Claude W Nimmo <cwnimmo@vci.net> > Cc: payne-l@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [TNSUMNER-L] Simpson Payne of Sumner Co Tn > Date: Wednesday, March 25, 1998 6:24 PM > > Claude, > > I have information on Simpson Payne which I will dig out. Both marriages > are his. He was a son of John Payne, Revolutionary pensioner of Sumner > County, and grandson of Joseph and Phoebe Payne of Bedford County, VA. He > died in Mississippi. > > Phil Ellsworth ____________________________________________________________________

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I am seeking information about Amos (Ame) Cook born in Tennessee in 1818; per an 1880 census. who married Mary Ann Moore, born in Virginia, per an 1880 census. They are the parents of Sally "Sullie" Ann Cook who was born in Allen County, Kentucky, November 15, 1847. Sally died in Allen County July 11, 1926 and is buried at Salem Baptist Church Cemetery, Amos, Kentucky. Sally Ann married William "Bill" Henry Harrison Chandler on March 17, 1868 in Allen County, KY. Any information on Amos and Mary Ann would be so greatly appreciated. Thanking you in advance. Mary Kathern

I am researching the Joel BROWN family and am interested in a daughter named Peggy who may be the Margarette BROWN who married William PAYNE abt 1821. This is what I know. Joel BROWN b. between 1730-1740 (based on 1830 census) in NC; d. abt 1835; wife has been listed as Mary SEAY b. 1750-1760 in NC; d between 1830-1840 They started out in NC. They married about 1776 and lived in Bertie NC. All children appear to be born in NC and are spread between the years 1777 and 1801. There were a total of 5 sons 3 of whom may have stayed in NC. They may have moved westward to Randolph co, NC, before arriving in TN after 1801. Joel BROWN wrote a will (Will Book 1788-1842 Sumner Co., TN) dated 4 March 1834 and proved 1835-6. The synopsis lists eldest son John Brown. Second son Stephen Brown. Daughter Polly Acrey. Son John Brown. Daughter Peggy Payne. Daughter Raney Laseter. Appoints Jesse Laseter and John Brown executors. The daughter Polly (Mary) was born between 1774-1790 and it has been listed as b. 1777. She may be the wife of John ACREE also of Bertie NC. They moved to TN and lived in Stewart Co. "Raney" is Lourana b. 1796 and she married Jesse LASSITER in 1826. She lived until 10 July 1870 according to one website, although she was listed on the census just 2 days before that in Stewart Co. I cannot nail down which John BROWN may have been the son. Nor can I find a Stephen BROWN living in TN at the time of Joel's death. I am trying to place Margarette BROWN in this family, possibly as the daughter "Peggy" who was born between 1794 and 1804. My Margarette BROWN was born about 1801 in NC and she married William PAYNE abt 1821 in Davidson Co, TN. According to the Christian Advocate she died in 1853 at the age of 52. She named her PAYNE children Robert, Greenwood, William, Mary Malvina, Martha Margaret, and Priscilla and one female died as a child. They lived in Davidson County in 1830 and 1840 census and are in Sumner County (with half the farm in Robertson Co ) in the 1850 census. I welcome your checking your database for any of these names and appreciate any help you listers can give me. Thanks a bunch. Ida Deal ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

No ACRE. One reference to Polly Acrey on page 63 in will of Joel Brown which I submitted to the list a few days ago. I will re-transcribe if needed. Quoting alan ishikawa <jak.ish@verizon.net>: > Dear Ruth, > Would you please look for the following Sumner Co. residents in the > Will Book? > > Abraham or Abram ACRE > > Lucy or James STATON / STATEN > > Thank you. > Kathleen in CA > > ----- Original Message ----- From: "ruthrawls" <ruthrawls@islc.net> > To: <TNSUMNER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, November 03, 2007 4:54 PM > Subject: [TNSUMNER] Look-ups for Will Books (1788-1842) > > >> I have just obtained "Sumner County, Tennessee, Abstracts of Will Books 1 >> and 2 (1788-1842), compiled by Edythe Rucker Whitley. I will do lookups. >> >> Ruth Rawls Pepin >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> TNSUMNER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without >> the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. Provided by ISLC http://www.islc.net