Please!!!!! If anyone has access to the 1870 Union Co. census, I would be forever grateful for a lookup!!! I just discovered today that my gggrandfather's name was Joe Lassley/Lasley. Had a daughter named Angelina or Angeline who was born around 1864 in Union Co. I would love to know if they are in this census!!!!!! Thank you!!!! Bobbie http://www.geocities.com/grannys_world/ If you cannot get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance. ~ George Bernard Shaw ~

Hi Flo, I forgot to mention to get to the correct area of Claiborne county on the map I sent just type in Wagon Hollow. Henry T. Williams, son of Zimri, is buried in the Moyers Cemetery in the same area. Bill Hunter Bill Hunter wrote: > > Morning Flo, > > I don't know where Zimri was buried, but I do know there was a Williams family > in the Goin area of Claiborne county and this family included Rev. Henry T. > Williams, son of Zimry. > > Many in this community were members of the Davis Creek Primitive Baptist Church, > including Zimry. > > I suspect very strongly that he lived near the Friendship Church, but have no > proof. There are still Williams families living in that vicinity. At least > there were Williams families there until fairly recently. > > This is somewhere in the vicinity of the head of Wagon Hollow. > > Check the appended URL for the location. > > http://www.topozone.com/ > > Bill Hunter > > [email protected] wrote: > > > > I have many surnames from Union Co., but am most interested in where Zemri > > Williams is buried and any other information concerning him and or his death. > > > > Zemri was son of Rev Elijah Williams, who was son of William Williams. > > > > Thanks, > > Florence

Bill, Thanks for this info. When you decide whether or not you are going after the Williams Line, let me know. I have plenty. Just this Zemri is eluding me. Still been trying to prove or disprove Mary Pennybaker. I have Henry T's line also. When you are ready for the papers I told you about, let me know. O yes lots of the Williams are still in that area, and over in KY plus everywhere else in US. Nice To Hear From You, Florence << Morning Flo, I don't know where Zimri was buried, but I do know there was a Williams family in the Goin area of Claiborne county and this family included Rev. Henry T. Williams, son of Zimry. Many in this community were members of the Davis Creek Primitive Baptist Church, including Zimry. I suspect very strongly that he lived near the Friendship Church, but have no proof. There are still Williams families living in that vicinity. At least there were Williams families there until fairly recently. This is somewhere in the vicinity of the head of Wagon Hollow. Check the appended URL for the location. http://www.topozone.com/ Bill Hunter >>

In a message dated 11/7/00 4:31:10 PM US Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << http://www.census-online.com/links/TN.html Milly WARD Piros >> Thanks, Millie. This site is a great help. Mary Lou

can someone send me a site to print genealogy charts? i had several, but after "refiling" my files i cannot locate them.i am on webtv. I. RUTHERFORD

In a message dated 11/7/00 3:39:26 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << 1870 Union Co. census >> Bobbie, It's online, just the Heads of Household. I didn't see them. <A HREF="http://www.census-online.com/links/TN.html">Census Online - TN</A> http://www.census-online.com/links/TN.html Milly WARD Piros "My Mind Is Like Lightning ... One Brilliant Flash and ............Poooffffffffffffffffffffff It's Gone"!

When you are in Union Co., I would appreciate anything you find about Martin Englant. He was born in Jellico, TN, died in Knoxville, TN, lived in Union Co. at the time of his death in 1908. He was seriously injured when slate fell and crushed his spine as he was inspecting an old coal mine in Union Co. Ruth Betz

Morning Flo, I don't know where Zimri was buried, but I do know there was a Williams family in the Goin area of Claiborne county and this family included Rev. Henry T. Williams, son of Zimry. Many in this community were members of the Davis Creek Primitive Baptist Church, including Zimry. I suspect very strongly that he lived near the Friendship Church, but have no proof. There are still Williams families living in that vicinity. At least there were Williams families there until fairly recently. This is somewhere in the vicinity of the head of Wagon Hollow. Check the appended URL for the location. http://www.topozone.com/ Bill Hunter [email protected] wrote: > > I have many surnames from Union Co., but am most interested in where Zemri > Williams is buried and any other information concerning him and or his death. > > Zemri was son of Rev Elijah Williams, who was son of William Williams. > > Thanks, > Florence

I am new to this list but I am looking for the two surnames listed above. Thanks.

Thank you very much! I mistakenly send a reply to the list when I intended to send it to you. It went out as your message came in. I have a couple questions regarding the info below: 1. Do you know who the father of Hugh and English was? 2. You name Hugh's children Syntha and M.F. and then you talk about M.F.'s father being Hugh who came from VA. This is the same Hugh? It almost sounds as though you mean another man? 3. You name two wives for Hugh, Polly and Minerva, but then you say that M.F.'s mother was Lucretia Gault. Did you mean that Hugh's mother was Lucretia? Later you state that Hugh's mother was Welch. Was Hugh married 3 times to BAYLESS, HOSKINS and GAULT? M.F. was Martin, I believe. Martin (or his son?) was Gov. of FL. He had a sister (Mrs. McGarity as I recall) who was interested in genealogy and researched the family history but I have not seen her research. The Gov.'s papers are on file in the FL state archives. I live about 80 miles from Tallahasse and hope to be able to see the Gov.'s papers one day. The archive building is difficult to get to and I cannot go at all in hot weather because there is no close parking and the heat is too much for me. It is my hope that the papers include a family history. I have info on other CALDWELLs and wonder how they connect (if at all) to the Rev. Hugh: 1 Thomas Gault CALDWELL b: Abt. 1830 in Knox Co., TN, d: Dec 27, 1863 in Grainger Co., TN. He m. Lydia KIRKPATRICK b: Abt. 1829 in Knox Co., TN, m: Dec 28, 1849, d: Mar 03, 1853 in Knox Co., TN. She was the dau. of Robert KIRKPATRICK and Rachel BAYLESS. The had a son, Thomas Marion CALDWELL b: Feb 28, 1853 in Knox Co., TN, d: Nov 16, 1939 in Bradley Co., TN. He m. Martha Ellen COFER b: Sep 20, 1850 in Meigs co., TN, m: Aug 03, 1875,d: Dec 23, 1936 in Bradley Co., TN. They had daus. Nora Mae and Novie Jeanne. 2. William BAYLESS, son of Isaac of Union Co., married Rhoda CALDWELL. I don't know anything about Rhoda beyond her name. I would like to know more about all of these CALDWELLs. They are not in my direct line but I have an interest in all lateral lines and BAYLESS family members including their spouses, etc. I will gladly share any BAYLESS info that I may have and if I am ever able to get to the archives, I will gladly share any CALDWELL history that I might find. Barbara Ribling [email protected] http://www.geocities.com/heartland/Ranch/5456/ At 06:29 AM 11/7/00 -0500, you wrote: >Barbara,Rev Hugh Caldwell was born Jan.20,1827 and died June 5,1906. He is >buried at Bethany Baptist Church.He was married two times. His first wife was >Polly Bayless who died in 1876. He married Minerva Hoskins in 1879. She died >in 1900. He had a daughter named Syntha and a son MF Caldwell. M.F. was an >attorney in Knoxville .It is believed that his father was Hugh Caldwell who >came to Tn from Botetourte Co. Va. and that his mother was Lucretia Gault >Welch.Syntha Caldwell married Calaway Stanley on Nov 12 1865. M F Caldwell >married M J Clapp Dec 8 1881.Rev Hugh is believed to be a half brother to my >great great Grandfather English Caldwell. Rev Hugh mother being Welch and >English mother was a Ferrier. I have more info if you want It.

I understand that the link to the web site for the 43rd Tennessee Volunteers CSA Civil War Infantry doesn't always work. Looks like the URL may have been cut short on my previous email. Try this one. http://www.islands.vi/~gmartin .islands.vi/~gmartin Regards, Ron Evans Powell, TN

Barbara. Thomas Gault Caldwell and The Kirkpatricks are also kin.I am not at home now but will look it up[ and let you know later. Mark Caldwell

Barbara, Sorry for the confusion. Hugh Caldwell and Rutha Holstien Caldwell had a son named Hugh in VA. The Hugh born in VA married 1'st Nancy Farrier 2nd Lucreatia Gault Welch. This Hugh came to Knox Co( now Union Co.) from Botourte Co VA in about 1809. His son English was my GG Grandfather. He was a 1/2 brother to Rev Hugh. Rev Hugh's mother was Lucretia and English's mother was Nancy. English and Rev Hugh had the same father but different mothers. MF was Millard he was the Gov of Florida in later years. My grandfather Alonzo Willett Caldwell spoke of him and said he was a cousin.I have unverified info as to a total of 4 children of Rev Hugh. Syntha was a daughter to Rev Hugh . MF Caldwell was a son to Rev Hugh. There have been a lot of Hugh Caldwell's. Syntha married a 2nd time to a man named Hill. Rev Hugh is buried at Bethany Baptist Church, The land that Bethany is on was donated by a Bayless. It is near the head of Racoon Valley. Many of the original members of Bethany were Bayless people. Rev Hugh had a sister named Rhonda. This may be the one you are asking about, If so her father was Hugh Caldwell and her mother was Lucreatia Caldwell. Mark Caldwell;

I am searching for: Cox, Cook, Wolfenbarger, Sharp, Lay, George, Selvage, Tucker, Deen, Raley, Butcher, Mohlar, Ailor, York, Hartley, Low, Jackson, Nichols, Noe Thanks, Shana Cox

Barbara,Rev Hugh Caldwell was born Jan.20,1827 and died June 5,1906. He is buried at Bethany Baptist Church.He was married two times. His first wife was Polly Bayless who died in 1876. He married Minerva Hoskins in 1879. She died in 1900. He had a daughter named Syntha and a son MF Caldwell. M.F. was an attorney in Knoxville .It is believed that his father was Hugh Caldwell who came to Tn from Botetourte Co. Va. and that his mother was Lucretia Gault Welch.Syntha Caldwell married Calaway Stanley on Nov 12 1865. M F Caldwell married M J Clapp Dec 8 1881.Rev Hugh is believed to be a half brother to my great great Grandfather English Caldwell. Rev Hugh mother being Welch and English mother was a Ferrier. I have more info if you want It.

I have many surnames from Union Co., but am most interested in where Zemri Williams is buried and any other information concerning him and or his death. Zemri was son of Rev Elijah Williams, who was son of William Williams. Thanks, Florence

I am researching the following names in Union , Campbell and Claibourne counties: Smith Rogers Day Mcnew Brown Pugh (Pew) Dyke Jenny in Michigan

At 01:36 PM 11/6/00 -0500, you wrote: >My surname list for Knox and Union counties are Copeland/Coupland, Bayles, >Ledgerwood, Pierce/Pearce, >Liz in Florida You include BAYLES and LEDGERWOOD. I am a BAYLES(S) descendant. I have the following info regarding a BAYLESS/LEDGERWOOD marriage which is not part of my direct line. I have no info on the LEDGERWOOD family but I do have more info on ancestors in the BAYLES(S) line. There is a BAYLESS GED on my WEB site. I would like to have more information, if possible on any BAYLESS and will gladly share any info that I have. Do you know anything about Luartha LEDGERWOOD? See a descendant list below. Thanks! Barbara Ribling [email protected] http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/5456/ 1 Jefferson Bayless b: May 27, 1827 in TN d: May 04, 1914 ...+Luartha Ledgerwood m: May 01, 1851 in Knox Co., TN d: Jan 08, 1857 NOTE: Jefferson was the son of Isaac BAYLESS and Betsy Ann CALDWELL of Bayless, Union Co., TN, located in Racoon Valley; it is no longer a town and is not on the map. ...2 Isaac Monroe Bayless b: Jul 25, 1853 in McDonough Co., IL ....+Mary Adeline Naylor b: Unknown m: Sep 24, 1878 in Macomb, IL ...*2nd Wife of Jefferson Bayless: ....+Susan Lucy m: Sep 28, 1858 in Knox Co., TN d: Jul 19, 1904 in Macomb, IL ....2 Luther Evaline Bayless b: Aug 26, 1859 d: Jul 03, 1888 ......+Charles E. Richeson ....2 Mary Lavenia Bayless b: Feb 23, 1861 d: Dec 11, 1862 ....2 Bessie Ann Bayless b: Nov 10, 1862 ......+Smith W. Reed m: Aug 01, 1888 ....2 Harriet Tennessee Bayless b: Sep 11, 1864 d: May 1940 ....2 William Lafayette Bayless b: May 15, 1866 in McDonough Co., IL ......+Gertrude Fitch b: Unknown m: Aug 30, 1901 in Ironton, OH ....2 Ida May Bayless b: Feb 24, 1868 d: Sep 17, 1938 ......+Arthur E. Guy m: Oct 20, 1892 ....2 Thomas Jefferson Bayless b: May 15, 1870 in McDonough Co., IL .......d: Feb 24, 1900 in Macomb, IL ......+Emma McFarland b: Unknown m: Dec 17, 1890 in Good Hope, IL ....2 Frederick Boyd Bayless b: Sep 24, 1871 d: Jan 29, 1910 in Arlington, WA ....2 John Hayes Bayless b: Jan 13, 1874 in McDonough Co., IL d: Jan 24, 1939 ......+Alice Wilson b: Unknown m: Jun 08, 1902 in Blandinsville, IL ....2 Myrtle Louise Bayless b: Apr 05, 1876 d: Nov 18, 1877 ....2 Roy Millard Bayless b: Jan 17, 1880 in McDonough Co., IL d: Jan 24, 1939 ......+Bertha Andrew b: Unknown m: Oct 11, 1908 in Akron, OH

Surnames: BURNETT CLARK MILLER SEABALL HUNDLEY PHIPPS HAGGARD Susan in Louisville

Davis, Branscombe, Turner, McCarty, Pierce and Sloane--all of the Campbell/Claiborne/Union County areas. Joanna Howard