HEY LONNIE! A lot of Seymour/Seymore information at this site: http://www.ourfamilies.net/seymour/names1.htm#SEYMOUR Also, I have the information on James. Our dates don't match, but spouse does. James Seymour, born 1787 in VA, died July 13, 1860 married Margaret Hamilton, born 1800 in Rutledge, Grainger Co., TN children: Coleman Seymour Louisy Seymour Rachel M. Seymour Anna or Ama Seymour Suzanna Seymour James H. Seymour George Seymour Robert W. A. Seymour * NOTE: in this book, under comments - "Two different lists of children have been obtained for this family. The book was basically complete when the second list arrived. Other children listed are: James M. Seymour, born 1888, Henry Seymour, born 1825, Jane Seymour, born 1827, and Margaret Seymour, born 1928?" (Wonder if this is a misprint?) As you can tell, there is a big difference in dates! Let me know if I can help further. I have parents of James Seymour. Carol

Does anyone know of the SEYMOREs. I think this Fannie HURST is daughter of Hiram HURST. There were other SEYMOREs in the HURST family. Descendants of James Seymore - this first generation is conjecture. I have nothing to connect them except the proximity of living and the ages. 1 James Seymore b: Abt. 1768 Virginia d: 13 Jul 1836 . +Margaret Hamilton ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------- 2 Hamilton Seymore ... +Fannie Hurst b: Abt. 1830 .. 3 William Seymore b: Abt. 1851 .. 3 Christopher C. Seymore b: Abt. 1855 .. 3 Mary J. Seymore b: Abt. 1857 .. 3 Minerva A. Seymore b: 01 Feb 1859 d: 21 Feb 1918 ..... +Isaac Marion Davis b: 27 Sep 1855 m: Aug 1875 d: 23 Apr 1920 .. 3 Margaret L. Seymore b: Abt. 1861 ..... +Enoch Buckner .. 3 Martha C. Seymore b: Abt. 1862 Lonnie

I'am trying to find any descandants of my ggg grandmother Melvina E. Monday (Cook). She was born in Sharp's Chapel, Union Co., Tn., in 1860. It is to believe that she is Choctaw Indian . She has three brothers named Eli,Calaway L., James Monday. Her mother and father are William Monday and Mildrad or Milard or Mlianda Graves. She married my ggg grandfather William N. Cook in 11-23-1879. Can someone help me. Thanks, Al

On the 1860 Union County, TN census there is a Joseph Roberts and wife Margaret listed. If anyone has the 1870 Union census could you please check and see if they are still there and/or if they married there? This is my husband's line of Roberts. This is what I have: Joseph "Joe" Roberts born 1835-1840 TN married Margaret. Had at least one son named William Russell Cordell born 10/1860 in TN. This William Cordell later lived in Owsley County, Ky. William is not listed with the above family in 1860 as he was not born yet thus I need to know the 1870 entry for this family. Any help would be appreciated. Robie

Here is the information on the Damewood's. Mildred SEYMOUR, daughter of Larkin SEYMOUR had the following children: Julia Damewood James Damewood Isaac Damewood Lucinda Damewood William Damewood George M. Damewood Tilmon Damewood Samuel Damewood *NO husband is listed. Rachel SEYMOUR, daughter of Larkin SEYMOUR, had the following children: Hannah Damewood Isaac Damewood Luanna Damewood George W. Damewood Margaret Damewood Lawson Damewood Lydia Damewood James Damewood Amanda Damewood Martha Damewood Samuel Damewood *NO husband is listed for Rachel SEYMOUR. ------------------- Hope this helps! Carol

Carol I'm interested in both. My husbands grandfather was Elvin Clark, s/o Franklin Clark & Nancy Hundley. Thanks Susan PARSONS208@aol.com wrote: > Are you interested in the Hunley's or Clark's? I have a little info. on both. > Carol > > ==== TNUNION Mailing List ==== > Got any material to submit to the website? Any kind of cemetary list that you have transcribed over the years.

Are you interested in the Hunley's or Clark's? I have a little info. on both. Carol

Hi Carol, Saw your e-mail about Hunley/Hundley's. I have Nancy Melvina Hundley b 9/5/1858 d 9/2/1940 d/o Benjamin Hundley & Rachel Evans married Franklin Moss 'Frank' Clark 6/10/1877 in Union Co. Ayres Hundley married Franklin's sister Martha T Clark. Thanks for any help. Susan

Frank Ruman wrote: > > Hi Carol, > Saw your e-mail about Hunley/Hundley's. I have Nancy Melvina Hundley b 9/5/1858 d 9/2/1940 d/o Benjamin Hundley & Rachel Evans married Franklin Moss 'Frank' Clark > 6/10/1877 in Union Co. Ayres Hundley married Franklin's sister Martha T Clark. > Thanks for any help. > > Susan Susan, I had a sister-in-law Maxine Hunley and her father was Dale Hunley who lived in Union Co.her mother's name is Lucille Smith or Clark. Barbara

I thought I would pass this along. The tales of this virus are making their rounds and I thought I'd put in my 10 cents worth. There is a virus that is attaching itself to e-mails without the sender knowing it. It works through an ISP's x-mailer system like AOL Moxilla. To make a long story short the person who sends it to you has no idea that he sent it. This is a problem because you may get it as an attachment from someone you know. Watch for any e-mail with an attached file labeled happy99.exe. When you download the file and run it you will see a fireworks display. This not a true virus it is a worm program so most antivirus software will not detect it without being updated. If you would care to read more about the virus go to your antivirus homepage and check their updates. Or check Symantec's virus page at: http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/happy99.worm.html or http://beta.nai.com/public/datafiles/valerts/vinfo/w32ska.htm azel@sprint.ca suggested that I send this information through the list. I usually don't spread rumors and such about virus sightings. But two things changed my mind on this one. First it is for real, several of the antivirus pages are reporting on it. I have had friends tell me that they have received the attachment. And second is the nature in which it is spread. The person who sends you an e-mail has no idea that there is an attachment. So you may see an attachment in an e-mail from someone you trust and open it. But on the other hand it really doesn't seem to be a violent virus. It's general purpose seems to be just to spread. And it seems to be an easy one to get rid of. Most antivirus sites give a list of files to delete to get rid of it even after your system is infected. So the bottom line is, don't download anything from anyone titled happy99.exe. Just delete it and inform the sender that it was attached to their mail so that they may take steps to rid themselves of it. KEEP IN MIND Simply receiving the file will not cause the virus. Reading the e-mail will not cause the virus to infect your computer. The only way to get the virus on your system is to download happy99.exe and run it as a program. The one exception to this is some versions of Eudora mail that has auto file run. Chip Union County TnGenWeb

In an email I received from another researcher regarding James NORTON who married Mary Ann MORTON, he said the following: "I believe it was James Norton who adopted one or more of 3 Hutcheson orphan females who were in Anderson County in 1823. Those females were the children of John B. Hutcheson of Mecklenburg County, NC. I do not know the details of exactly how they became orphans, but, apparently John B. Hutcheson was in Anderson County and something happened to him, which was referred to in his brothers will. One of those females, Martha, subsequently married a Washam. I do not know what happened to the others. There is NO RECORD that I can find of John B. Hutcheson's presence in Anderson County other than the children showing up there and the reference to John B. Hutcheson by his brother, James M. Hutcheson in his will written in about 1834." Does anyone have any information about this? I would very much like to connect to the NORTON line and this information might give me another source to check. Thanks so very much, Nina MORTON T.

I am looking for information on a Katie Savage. The only information I have is that she married James Johnson and their daughter Emaline 'Millie' Johnson married Henry Coleman Walton 1847 Anderson Co. Does anyone have any information on Katie or Savages in this area around this time frame? Thanks, Angela

In a message dated 2/15/99 6:54:38 AM Eastern Standard Time, Carol wrote: << * I have assorted other Damewood information, but cannot at this time place Sarah with parents. >> Do you by-chance have an ISAAC or JAMES DAMEWOOD who both married into the SEYMOUR line? Just received info about these Damewood men and have NO info on them other than their names. THANKS. Margie in FL

I have some data on Sarah R. Damewood. She was married to Caswell Seymour. Caswell was born abt. 1838 in Tennessee. Their children: Allace E. Seymour, born abt. 1867 Linville Seymour, born abt. 1870 Sarah E. Seymour, born abt. 1876 * I have assorted other Damewood information, but cannot at this time place Sarah with parents. If you have any other information, please pass it along. Thanks Carol Seymour Parsons

Hi, Sorry I can't hlp on your Savage line, but maybe you could help me with a problem of almost 25 years. Itake it from you letter, you have donw a lot on the Hill family. Well, I have only one, and can't find her parents. It's very maddening. Would you check your files to see if you have a Phoebe (Fereby, Ferbie, etc. spellings) She was born 17 Jun 1816 in Grainger Co., Married Robert (Robin) Adkins 1 Feb. 1838, and died there 18 Jan 1897.. They had 11 children and both she and Robert are buried in the Adkins Cemetery on the boundary of Graniger and Union Co. Thanks for any help you might pass on. Good Hunting. Earlene Hutsell OK1WE1@aol.com

Dear Cheryl, I've been away for a little while, in catching up on my email, I noticed your post. I have a mystery Savage and I am curious to know who he is. My Hill line has a small family cemetery in Campbell Co. In this cemetery there is a Paris Savage laid to rest there. (I have to dig in my paperbound desk to give you the dates.) You wouldn't happen to have info on any Paris that has showed up in your research would you? I haven't been able to find out his connection with our Hill line or how he came to be buried in our cemetery. Oh by the way "YES! I would be most appreciative if you would check your census book for a few of my family's names if you wouldn't mind. I would like to get in touch with you later with a couple of names. My gg-grandfather is supposed to have had a twin brother who was sent to live with relatives for awhile after his father was killed. His mother tried to locate him later to reunite the boys but was unsuccessful for some reason. Family lore says he went to live with a Weaver family, but we aren't really sure of that. If I remember right it all took place very close around 1850 but I will double check dates before I have you check. Smiles to you, :) Wanda On Sat, 16 Jan 1999 10:01:51 you wrote: Hello: First, I hope I'm sending this to the right list address... :-/ My name is Cheryl McGonegal and I'm researching the Savage family of Union County. The census info available on the net shows the following Savages in Union County between 1860 and 1880. 1860 - A. (Andrew Jackson?); Elisha; Jeremiah, Rhoddy H. (Rodney Hanna Savage); William 1870 - A.J. (Andrew Jackson?); Arvel; Elisha; Jemiah; John; Mardlous (Marcillis Moss?); R.H. (Rodney Hanna); William 1880 - Andrew (Andrew Jackson?); Daniel; Elisha; Jerry; John; Martha; Moss (Marcillis Moss); Pheby; Roda; Thomas; William I have been told that the book by Dr. Wilson shows that Jeremiah Savage, b. 1771 in Maryland, m. Margaret Hanna, b. 1773 in N.C. Their son, Rodney Hanna Savage, m. Margaret Hundley around 1829 and they had a daughter, Mary Polly Savage, b. 12/20/1831. Have ordered this book but haven't received it yet. A distant relative told me that Rodney & Margaret also had a son, Andrew Jackson Savage, b. 1829, but the Wilson book only mentions the one daughter. Andrew Jackson Savage is my gg-grandfather. His son, Marcillis Moss, my g-grandfather, and his son, Daniel, my grandfather. I got this info from a gedcom on the internet. The Sistler 1850 cross-index census of TN shows that Andrew Jackson Savage, age 20, was living with the Daniel Heath family in Campbell County in 1850. Am trying to find any info I can on any of these folks, especially how they are related to each other. Also, if this 1850 TN Census book will help anyone in their searches, let me know. It only covers surnames H-Z of folks who were living with TN families with different surnames than theirs in 1850, but it was on sale so I bought the one volume. Thanks. Cheryl

A new message, "Damewood," was posted by Donny Howard on Fri, 12 Feb 1999 --- NAME: Donny Howard EMAIL: mrhowardjbs@hotmail.com SURNAMES: Damewood DATE: Feb 12 1999 QRYTEXT: I am looking for information about Sarah Rachael Damewood from Union County born abt 1853, married Caswell Seamore.. A new message, "Hensley," was posted by Donny Howard on Fri, 12 Feb 1999 It is a response to "HENSLEY, Levi," posted by Tom McMurray on Sat, 26 Dec 1998 --- NAME: Donny Howard EMAIL: mrhowardjbs@hotmail.com SURNAMES: Hensley DATE: Feb 12 1999 QRYTEXT: Sorry, but I can't help you with Levi> Do you have anything on a Cora Belle Hensley 1890-1944, married to Robert Thornburg Seamore? I am looking for her parents.

I'm sorry, I just caught this thread. But, I live and work near Nashville. I would be willing to stop by there and get a record or two. Tim SARAHJAMES@aol.com wrote: > Jeff, > You could write to Nashville, I think it is the Dept Vital Statistics and for > ten dollars get his death certiface. You should be sure to include for > geneology research and if you are lucky get his parents name where he was born > and where he is buried. > Betty Webb > > ==== TNUNION Mailing List ==== > If you live in Union County why not pitch in. Take a day and write down the tombstones in the nearest cemetery. Send it to us for others to use. You could be helping a cousin. Go to the courthouse and copy some early marriage records. Anything helps.

Hi , I'm new to the list. I'm researching the Albright family of Union Co. My grandfather Joseph Nicholas Albright was born in Union Co. Born 10/28/1879. Married first Carley Bledsoe second Minnie Hill then my grandmother Gertrude Weir Gunning. He was a Spanish-American War Veteran. My father Elbert was born in Kokomo,Ind. in 1912. My great-grandfather was William Jasper. Any information on the Albright's of Union Co.will be much appreciated Sincerly, Lynnette Albright Hatcher of Dallas Tx.

Jeff, You could write to Nashville, I think it is the Dept Vital Statistics and for ten dollars get his death certiface. You should be sure to include for geneology research and if you are lucky get his parents name where he was born and where he is buried. Betty Webb