Hi Sam, The "History of Washington County, Tn - 1988" is one large - large book. Besides the county history, it contains family history for 'hundreds"? of Tenn. families that have chosen to add their family history to the book. They are in alphabetical order and contain two or three hundred years of family history if the family has researched back that far - You need to ask for a specific surname and/or family name when requesting info. I believe the book sells now for about $55-60.00 thru the Museum in Jonesborough, TN. Jan W.

Message text written by INTERNET:[email protected] >Do you have any suggestions where to look for something that would show that >he received land upon turning 21 in Greene Co., TN? I have gone through the >minutes of the Greene Co., TN Court for 1827, 1828, 1829, & 1830 because it >wasn't until 1830 when he was listed with 125 acres of land. I haven't >found any Simpson will between 1806 and 1817 in Greene or Settlement. >Barbara< Barbara: I would suggest you check with the main library in Nashville. They have a multitude of TN land records, many of which are available on microfilm, and I think some have been printed and are on their shelves. Sorry I can't be more explicit, but can't seem to find my notes re: land records. The library is right downtown Nashville, and everyone is extremely helpful there. June

Still trying to find Rebecca TAYLOR. She was born about 1819 in NC, married Joseph BELOMY in Washington Co. 6 Feb 1833. They then moved to Scott Co. VA where they had 9 children, George, James, William, Nancy, John, Margery, Joseph, Henry, & Harvey. They later moved to Caldwell Co. Missouri. Stories have come down that Rebecca might have been either Cherokee or Melungeon, but no proof on any of this. Want to know who her parents and siblings were. Kathy in Pleasant Hill, OR (where it rains a lot)

Sarah Margaret PETERS BAYLESS - where did you come from and where did you go? Sarah was born in TN in about 1843. Was living in home of Reece/Rees BAYLESS, the Cherokee Baptist Church pastor in 1850. She married Rees' grandson Robert 29 Apr 1861, in Washington co. TN. She had Susan Loretta 13 Jun 1862 in Jonesboro. And then like Houdini - she disappeared. I have searched high and low for her for 20 years now. I sure would like to find out more about her. Thanks, Kathy Awbrey in Pleasant Hill, OR [email protected] http://msnhomepages.talkcity.com/WindowsWay/kawbrey/

Hi Elizabeth, I hope you don't mind, I'm responding to your request for FITZGERALD information to the list so any other interested researchers will also have access to the information. There are quite a few entries for Fitzgerald.... The main entry is a write-up on the Fitzgerald-Brown Family: "The Fitzgeralds in America are from Ireland, Tennessee, and Virginia. George Fitzgerald (born 1755) applied for a Revolutionary pension, 1819 and later received $8 a month. James, son of George purchased a farm in Washington county, Tennessee from Jonoathan Tipton, 1788. He was on the 1787 Tax List. He married c1810 in Virginia, Jane Robinson. They settled in Washington County, Tennessee, 1811. The were divorced 1854 (there were some children of this marriage names unknown.) James married secondly Susannah Milburn. They had a son Richard Fitzgerald. James married thirdly in 1858, Rhoda Ford. Richard received a pension 1893 for his services in the Civil War (SCA). Richard married Amanda chapman/Chatman. They were buried Shell cemetery, Piney Flats, Tennessee. Their children: 1. Elizabeth 2. Lulu (14 april 1871-12 January 1941) 3. Bige (1 Feb 1874 - 2 Aug 1967 4. Annie (18 April 1878 - 11 May 1956 5. ? 6. Mary (28 May 1882 - 27 October 1925) 7. Julie (born 27 March 1886) 8. Ida _____ end (my) transcript______ The article doesn't end there, it does go on to name these children's children and give some ancestry information on the BROWN family. Most of the subsequent FITZGERALD entries are for people born in the 1900's. Let me know if this is the information you seek, I'll transcribe the rest for you (two more pages of names-dates). Other pre-1900 FITZGERALD information: "On August 23, 1784, a meeting was held at the courthouse in Jonesborough...... (snipped ) .... "On motion of Mr. Cocke, whether for or against forming ourselves into a separate and distinct state, independent of the State of North Craolina, at this time, it was carried in the affirmative. "On motion of Mr. Kennedy, the yeas and nays were taken on the above question. Yeas - Mr. Tirril, Samms, North, Taylor, Anderson, Houston, Cox, Joseph Wilson, Trimble, Reese, John Anderson, Manifee, Christian, Carnes, A. Taylor, Fitzgerald, Cavit, Looney ......" (A Fitzgerald apparently voted for the creation of the "The State of Franklin" Search th web for historical information, you can find a lot of background on the subject) "The State Historical Marker on State Route 36 tells of the founding of the Boones Creek Church of Christ in 1825. For 162 years this church has been a vital part of the community......... <cut> The following surnames are among those found on the church rolls from 1834 to 1860: ........ FITZGERALD ......." "Hales Chapel Christian Church began as the result of a revival held in 1886 at Leab's Store, located near Buffalo Ridge. .... Names of early members included: Bacon, Barry, .....FITZGERALD......" There are quite a few references to FITZGERALD in the Index, but they are just single name entries in other people's biographical information. If you'll give me specific names you are researching I'll check to see if those persons are listed. Unfortunately I don't have the Cemetery book you referred to, but I know there are people on the list who do, perhaps if you'll post your request to the list, a Genealogy Angel might look it up for you. :-) -Bev

Bev: I was thrilled with the FITZGERALD information even though it is a collateral line.I believe that George and my direct line are brothers but lack proof at this time. I am searching for WILLIAM, JOHN or ISHAM FITZGERALD in Washington County in that same time frame ( late 1700's--early 1800's ). All sources catagorize the Fitzgeralds as Irish and yet I wonder why, if they were directly from Ireland , the men were given English names. Were George and William common names amongst the Irish in the 1700's ? Thanks again. Elizabeth [email protected]

Could I get information you come across on Johnothan Tipton,I am decended thru Meshac and Elizabeth Clark Tipton. Thanks E.Hollifield

Greetings. I am looking for anything that might connect John PITCOCK to Thomas PITCOCK, both of who were in Washington Co. Tenn. John PITCOCK is mentioned in the book "Tennesseans before 1800-Washington Co" as paying taxes in 1793, 1794, 1797, and 1798. Thomas PITCOCK is in "Early Tennessee Tax Lists" as paying taxes in 1817 in Washington Co. Tn. I have copies of land deeds of John PITCOCK in 1803 selling land to Thomas HUNT at Boon's Creek. Also John PITCOCK selling in 1809 to Henry ISENBERG at Boon's Creek. Thomas PITCOCK sold land to Baltis HAMMER in 1800 at Little Sinking Creek. I have been told that after Thomas PITCOCK died that John PITCOCK moved on to Monroe Co. KY. John PITCOCK is my fourth great grandfather and that is where I end in the research of my line. Looking for "anything" that might tie these two together. Would enjoy also enjoy hearing where Boon's Creek and Little Sinking Creek are located now. I sent a check yesterday for the "History of Washington Co". Thanks! Gary Pitcock, Connecticut

If anyone is interested there is a book on E-bay on Washington County, TN. The bid is currently at $8.92. It can be found at: http://cgi6.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewListedItems&userid=alitho&sort=2 &page=1&rows=25&since=-1 item #305841605

Jean, could you share a little history of Izard Co., AR and that part of the state with the list? We have found the Elijah Hylton (Floyd Co., VA & Washington Co., TN) was out there in 1859 obtaining land. What was happening about that time in AR? Later, Elijah's son Montgomery and a daughter, Sarah Hylton Sams and her family moved to AR. It seems from the discussion on this list, that several families from Washington Co., TN went to AR. Betty Jane -- Betty Jane Hylton Co-coordinator, Washington County, TN TNGenWeb Page http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwashin Editor, Watauga Association of Genealogists Bulletin ---------- >From: Jean Mayfield Cuevas <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [TNWASHIN] Cemetery Books for Washington County, TN? >Date: Thu, Apr 13, 2000, 5:27 PM > > Hi Sam, > > I see so many surnames in Izard County, which I have also seen in > Washington County, TN. Such as FERGUSON, BALLARD, BOWMAN, COMBS, and so > on. It certainly makes one wonder if these folks eventually made the move > together. I wish I had more to share on the BOWMANS, as it might be just a > matter of a generation or two to connect the two groups. > > Jean > > > > > At 12:52 PM 4/13/00 -0700, you wrote: >>it's possible one of my bowmans may haven marriend in >>Arkansas.. I know that Raymond Bowman married >>Dorothy L Mckennie who was born in Helena Arkansas in >>1930.. Ray was from Johnson City, TN he was born 1934 >>in Carter Co. TN and is son of Sam Bowman and Dellie >>Carpenter who also live in Washington Co TN.. Sam was >>born 1917 in Carter Co.TN and is son of John Bowman >>who lived in Washington Co. TN.. soon I will have >>John Bowmans parents names after I get his ss-5 form >>I am son of Ray and Dorothy.. >>Sam Bowman >>Moreno Valley, Ca >> >>On Thu, 13 Apr 2000 03:23:26 -0400 Jean Mayfield Cuevas >><[email protected]> writes: >> > Bev, >> > >> > Do you know whether any of the BOWMANS ended up in Izard County, >> > AR? >> > >> > My MAYFIELDS were in Washington County, TN until a little after >> > 1850, and >> > then over in Izard County, AR...later on, one of them marries a >> > BOWMAN: >> > >> > Direct Descendants of William Mayfield >> > >> > >> > >> > 1 William MAYFIELD b: 1809 >> > Tennessee d: Arkansas >> > . +Elizabeth A. WRIGHT b: 1810 >> > Virginia m: September 05, 1830 Washington >> > County, Tennessee d: June 04, 1882 Mayfield Cemetery, Izard >> > County, Arkansas >> > ... 2 Mary J. MAYFIELD b: >> > 1832 >> > ... 2 Charles Henderson MAYFIELD, Rev. b: >> > September 17, 1833 Washington >> > County, TN d: July 07, 1910 Shamrock, Wheeler County, >> > TX >> > ... 2 Isham A. MAYFIELD b: >> > 1837 >> > ... 2 Elizabeth MAYFIELD b: >> > 1839 >> > ... 2 Lucinda A. MAYFIELD b: February 15, >> > 1841 Tennessee d: April 01, >> > 1886 Mayfield Cemetery, Melbourne, Izard County, AR >> > ... 2 Catherine J. MAYFIELD b: >> > 1843 >> > ... 2 N. Amanda MAYFIELD b: >> > 1847 >> > ... 2 George Washington MAYFIELD, Sr. b: >> > November 1850 Tennessee d: >> > Staggs Cemetery, Izard County, AR >> > ....... +Elizabeth Weatherford JEFFERY b: >> > March 03, 1847 Mt. Olive, Izard >> > County, AR m: Bet. 1865 - 1870 Arkansas d: 1927 >> > Boswell, Izard County, AR >> > ......... 3 Mary MAYFIELD, Dau Of Geo. >> > Sr. >> > ......... 3 Samantha >> > MAYFIELD >> > ......... 3 William Ben R. MAYFIELD b: August >> > 15, 1868 Izard County, >> > AR d: October 14, 1936 Myron, Izard County, Arkansas >> > ......... 3 John Jasper MAYFIELD b: April 28, >> > 1873 Arkansas d: January >> > 05, 1951 Boswell, Izard County, Arkansas >> > ......... 3 James MAYFIELD b: September 14, >> > 1874 Arkansas d: July 06, >> > 1954 Izard County, AR >> > ......... 3 Dennis MAYFIELD b: >> > 1875 d: 1880 Izard County, AR >> > ......... 3 Sarah F. E. MAYFIELD b: September >> > 04, 1876 d: 1954 >> > ......... 3 Hesky Ann MAYFIELD b: August 28, >> > 1879 Arkansas d: August >> > 1964 Arkansas >> > ......... 3 Rosa E. MAYFIELD b: January 1881 >> > Izard County, AR d: 1938 >> > Crown Hill Cemetery, Moniteau County, California, MO >> > ......... 3 Charlotte Jane MAYFIELD b: August >> > 1883 Izard County, AR >> > ............. +Harry WADE >> > ............... 4 Lizzie >> > WADE >> > ............... 4 Rebecca >> > WADE >> > ............... 4 Heskie >> > WADE >> > ......... *2nd Husband of Charlotte Jane >> > MAYFIELD: >> > ............. +Miles BOWMAN b: 1884 m: >> > August 27, 1902 Izard County, AR >> > ............... 4 Preston >> > BOWMAN >> > ................... +Mary Jane >> > TILLY >> > ..................... 5 Johnny Miles >> > BOWMAN >> > ..................... 5 Betty >> > BOWMAN >> > ..................... 5 Ray >> > BOWMAN >> > ..................... 5 Jesse Earl >> > BOWMAN >> > ............... 4 Ervin >> > BOWMAN >> > ......... 3 George Washington MAYFIELD, >> > Jr. b: February 1888 AR d: >> > February 1924 AR >> > ... 2 John R. MAYFIELD b: 1852 >> > Arkansas/Tennessee? >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > At 01:00 AM 4/13/00 -0400, you wrote: >> > Hi Sam, >> > There are a pile of Bowman's in the book, and most likely your kin. >> > Unfortunately, your ggrandfather isn't listed so I couldn't tell >> > from the >> > book which Bowman family he might fit into it. If you learn who his >> > parents >> > were it might be possible to connect him to the Bowman families >> > outlined in >> > the book. >> > >> > -Bev >> > >> > ----- Original Message ----- >> > From: <[email protected]> >> > >> > >> > > I am curious as to what the names are of the Washington Co. TN >> > > History book for the years from 1800 to 1900..or 1900 to 1950 >> > > could someone send me info on these books and what the authors >> > > name is and how much the book would cost to buy? I would really >> > > appreciate it.. >> > > Thank you >> > > Sam Bowman >> > >> > >> >>________________________________________________________________ >>YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! >>Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! >>Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: >>http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > >

Family History Days on the courthouse lawn in Wise, VA on Friday and Saturday - May 19 and 20. Festivities start at 9:00 a.m. on both days. Historians and genealogists will be on hand to help you with your family history, offer advice on your research, help you locate cemeteries, whatever help you need. Tents will be on site with experts on the families of Baker, Bolling, Mullins, Short, Sturgill, Flanary, Kilgore, Stallard...just to name a few. The Circuit Court Clerk's Office will be open both days to allow you to conduct genealogical research. Members of the society as well as employees of the Clerk's Office will be available to assist you. Members of the Wise County Historical Society, Big Sandy Valley Historical Society, Historical Society of the Pound, Russell County Historical Society, Scott County Historical Society, Lee County Historical Society, Letcher County, Kentucky Historical Society will be present. Variour books on genealogy, history, records, culture, folklore, etc. from many counties will be available for purchase. Rhonda Robertson, Secretary Wise County Historical Society [email protected]

June, Thank you for searching and thank you for sending those you found. I have seen them and have copies, but I really thought Washington Co., TN was where Henry went after being release at age 12 from service to James McPherron with the understanding that he had to leave Greene Co., TN in 1818. Do you have any suggestions where to look for something that would show that he received land upon turning 21 in Greene Co., TN? I have gone through the minutes of the Greene Co., TN Court for 1827, 1828, 1829, & 1830 because it wasn't until 1830 when he was listed with 125 acres of land. I haven't found any Simpson will between 1806 and 1817 in Greene or Settlement. Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: jriccio <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2000 7:34 PM Subject: [TNWASHIN] TNWASHIN-D Digest V00 #84 > Message text written by INTERNET:[email protected] > >I am seaching for wills for settlements, etc. for the period of 1806 - > 1817 > for a Simpson. My g-g-g grandfather Henry Simpson was left an orphan in > 1817 at age 11 in Greene Co., Tn, but from his activities in later life, he > may have had connections with Washington Co., TN Simpsons. Would you > please > check for anything that might fit with this possiblility? I am wondering > if > Henry's father died and his mother moved to Greene Co., TN after her > husband's death and maybe remarried. I found a connection with Ellis King, > who owned the land Henry sold in 1831 as far back as 1805 and 1810. > > Thank you for any help you can find. > Barbara< > > Barbara: > > The only Simpson Will I find is for James, but it is in 1855, too late for > you. > I looked for Ellis King, but did not find him. > > Did your Henry Simpson marry Anna Carter 24 Aug 1827? Bondsmen were John > Harmon, Jr. and William Jones. Greene Co., TN Marriages 1783-1868 > > Ellis King married Elizabeth Carter on 23 January 1797. Maybe that is your > connection. Witnesses apparently were William and Moses Millsaps. Greene > Co., TN Marriages 1783-1868 > > Will of Abram Carter 26 Oct 1832 - Greene Co., TN > To wife, Rebecca; children: Nancy Weems, Temperance Malone, Elenor Keller, > Elizabeth King, Sarah Edmunds. Executors, Ezekiel and John Carter. Will > dated 22 March 1832. Witnesses: John Pogue, Henry Simpson. > Signed Abrahan [X] Carter. From Greene Co., TN Wills, 1783-1890. > > Any help to you? > > June >

Well, I'm still looking for anything to do with Alexander S. Brownlow and particularly, his first wife's name. I have seen all the talk about cemetery listings and even asked someone to search a book for "Brownlow" on cemetery listings for Washington Co., Tn. but no luck. I have been looking for this woman's name for two years and have been consistently unable to find it. She married him sometime before 1841 and she died in 1847 before August. She is buried somewhere in Washington Co., Tn around Jonesboro or Johnson City. The cemetery listings on the Washington Co. page don't have her listed so I am still stuck.. Any help would be greatly appreciated...really ! Thanks, Pam

I am told the Union Brethan Church was outside of town called Headstown or Headtown. It was near Johnson city I think. I am looking for Samuel Phillips who was murdered about 1921 in a section of town called Potlick which no one understood why he would be there. I am told he is buried in Union. thank you for all the help, vicky http://community.webtv.net/bartlett3/Devon

Message text written by INTERNET:[email protected] >I am seaching for wills for settlements, etc. for the period of 1806 - 1817 for a Simpson. My g-g-g grandfather Henry Simpson was left an orphan in 1817 at age 11 in Greene Co., Tn, but from his activities in later life, he may have had connections with Washington Co., TN Simpsons. Would you please check for anything that might fit with this possiblility? I am wondering if Henry's father died and his mother moved to Greene Co., TN after her husband's death and maybe remarried. I found a connection with Ellis King, who owned the land Henry sold in 1831 as far back as 1805 and 1810. Thank you for any help you can find. Barbara< Barbara: The only Simpson Will I find is for James, but it is in 1855, too late for you. I looked for Ellis King, but did not find him. Did your Henry Simpson marry Anna Carter 24 Aug 1827? Bondsmen were John Harmon, Jr. and William Jones. Greene Co., TN Marriages 1783-1868 Ellis King married Elizabeth Carter on 23 January 1797. Maybe that is your connection. Witnesses apparently were William and Moses Millsaps. Greene Co., TN Marriages 1783-1868 Will of Abram Carter 26 Oct 1832 - Greene Co., TN To wife, Rebecca; children: Nancy Weems, Temperance Malone, Elenor Keller, Elizabeth King, Sarah Edmunds. Executors, Ezekiel and John Carter. Will dated 22 March 1832. Witnesses: John Pogue, Henry Simpson. Signed Abrahan [X] Carter. From Greene Co., TN Wills, 1783-1890. Any help to you? June

Message text written by INTERNET:[email protected] >that's nothing compared to whats been going on here in southern california.. In the city of Compton they've been diggin up the graves and putting in new people.. reusing the graves as they say.. The state had to close the cemetary and take it over and clean it up.. of course an investigation is still ongoing... that's why I decided to have both my parents cremated when they passed away for in some places you can not even trust your local cemetaries..which is sad.. When it comes to money some people just really don't care do they.. Sam Bowman Moreno Valley, CA< You can't trust that cremated remains will go where you want them either, however, so please beware. I had my son cremated in 1986, and his ashes disposed of 'outside the Golden Gate', only to find out twelve years later that it MAY not have happened when over 5,000 cremains were found in rented storage lockers. The pilot who was supposed to have released the ashes for disposal [a former Coroner, I might add], later committed suicide rather than face those of us who are still wondering where our loved ones are! My suggestion is that you take possession of the cremains and handle the disposition of them yourself.

Vicky, This may refer to the Church of the Brethren--they have also been known as Dunkards, Dunkers and Tunkers. There are several different Brethren groups, but the Church of the Brethren established the first church in TN in Washington Co, probably in 1800. It was in the Knob Creek community. In 1830 a congregation was established in Limestone. About 1902 a church was built near Boones Creek. Much later there was a Johnson City church and one called Liberty, which recently split from the COB and became independent (?). These are some places to try. Pat ---------- >From: [email protected] (vicky b) >To: [email protected] >Subject: [TNWASHIN] cememtery >Date: Thu, Apr 13, 2000, 12:23 PM > > Does anyone know if there is a cemetery in Jonesborough or Johnson City > called Union Brethan Church, I was told it may have also been called > Dunkards Church at one time. > Ive tried finding it on the internet and directory assistance and have > not been successful. > thanks > vicky >

> Betty, > How sad that things like that happen. In an old cemetery here in Dallas, > TX. were my great- grandfather, who died in 1892 is bury it has happen > twice. The first time my great-grandfather's stone was broken off, but the > second the stone was taken. I'm now going to have to replace it or his > grave will be lose to future generation. > Cindy White > So sorry to hear that. It seems to be happening all over. Betty

Thank you, Jean. Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: Jean Mayfield Cuevas <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2000 10:43 AM Subject: [TNWASHIN] CEMETERYS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY > One good turn deserves another! Here's what Carolyn sent to me and I think > you will find it helpful. > > Jean Cuevas > > > > > >Delivered-To: [email protected] > >From: [email protected] > >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2000 11:49:40 EDT > >Subject: Have you seen this Jean? > >To: [email protected] > >X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 101 > > > > <A > > HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwashin/cemetery/cemetery.htm">Washington > >Co. Cemeteries Index</A> > >http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwashin/cemetery/cemetery.htm > >Carolyn >

Hi Sam, I see so many surnames in Izard County, which I have also seen in Washington County, TN. Such as FERGUSON, BALLARD, BOWMAN, COMBS, and so on. It certainly makes one wonder if these folks eventually made the move together. I wish I had more to share on the BOWMANS, as it might be just a matter of a generation or two to connect the two groups. Jean At 12:52 PM 4/13/00 -0700, you wrote: >it's possible one of my bowmans may haven marriend in >Arkansas.. I know that Raymond Bowman married >Dorothy L Mckennie who was born in Helena Arkansas in >1930.. Ray was from Johnson City, TN he was born 1934 >in Carter Co. TN and is son of Sam Bowman and Dellie >Carpenter who also live in Washington Co TN.. Sam was >born 1917 in Carter Co.TN and is son of John Bowman >who lived in Washington Co. TN.. soon I will have >John Bowmans parents names after I get his ss-5 form >I am son of Ray and Dorothy.. >Sam Bowman >Moreno Valley, Ca > >On Thu, 13 Apr 2000 03:23:26 -0400 Jean Mayfield Cuevas ><[email protected]> writes: > > Bev, > > > > Do you know whether any of the BOWMANS ended up in Izard County, > > AR? > > > > My MAYFIELDS were in Washington County, TN until a little after > > 1850, and > > then over in Izard County, AR...later on, one of them marries a > > BOWMAN: > > > > Direct Descendants of William Mayfield > > > > > > > > 1 William MAYFIELD b: 1809 > > Tennessee d: Arkansas > > . +Elizabeth A. WRIGHT b: 1810 > > Virginia m: September 05, 1830 Washington > > County, Tennessee d: June 04, 1882 Mayfield Cemetery, Izard > > County, Arkansas > > ... 2 Mary J. MAYFIELD b: > > 1832 > > ... 2 Charles Henderson MAYFIELD, Rev. b: > > September 17, 1833 Washington > > County, TN d: July 07, 1910 Shamrock, Wheeler County, > > TX > > ... 2 Isham A. MAYFIELD b: > > 1837 > > ... 2 Elizabeth MAYFIELD b: > > 1839 > > ... 2 Lucinda A. MAYFIELD b: February 15, > > 1841 Tennessee d: April 01, > > 1886 Mayfield Cemetery, Melbourne, Izard County, AR > > ... 2 Catherine J. MAYFIELD b: > > 1843 > > ... 2 N. Amanda MAYFIELD b: > > 1847 > > ... 2 George Washington MAYFIELD, Sr. b: > > November 1850 Tennessee d: > > Staggs Cemetery, Izard County, AR > > ....... +Elizabeth Weatherford JEFFERY b: > > March 03, 1847 Mt. Olive, Izard > > County, AR m: Bet. 1865 - 1870 Arkansas d: 1927 > > Boswell, Izard County, AR > > ......... 3 Mary MAYFIELD, Dau Of Geo. > > Sr. > > ......... 3 Samantha > > MAYFIELD > > ......... 3 William Ben R. MAYFIELD b: August > > 15, 1868 Izard County, > > AR d: October 14, 1936 Myron, Izard County, Arkansas > > ......... 3 John Jasper MAYFIELD b: April 28, > > 1873 Arkansas d: January > > 05, 1951 Boswell, Izard County, Arkansas > > ......... 3 James MAYFIELD b: September 14, > > 1874 Arkansas d: July 06, > > 1954 Izard County, AR > > ......... 3 Dennis MAYFIELD b: > > 1875 d: 1880 Izard County, AR > > ......... 3 Sarah F. E. MAYFIELD b: September > > 04, 1876 d: 1954 > > ......... 3 Hesky Ann MAYFIELD b: August 28, > > 1879 Arkansas d: August > > 1964 Arkansas > > ......... 3 Rosa E. MAYFIELD b: January 1881 > > Izard County, AR d: 1938 > > Crown Hill Cemetery, Moniteau County, California, MO > > ......... 3 Charlotte Jane MAYFIELD b: August > > 1883 Izard County, AR > > ............. +Harry WADE > > ............... 4 Lizzie > > WADE > > ............... 4 Rebecca > > WADE > > ............... 4 Heskie > > WADE > > ......... *2nd Husband of Charlotte Jane > > MAYFIELD: > > ............. +Miles BOWMAN b: 1884 m: > > August 27, 1902 Izard County, AR > > ............... 4 Preston > > BOWMAN > > ................... +Mary Jane > > TILLY > > ..................... 5 Johnny Miles > > BOWMAN > > ..................... 5 Betty > > BOWMAN > > ..................... 5 Ray > > BOWMAN > > ..................... 5 Jesse Earl > > BOWMAN > > ............... 4 Ervin > > BOWMAN > > ......... 3 George Washington MAYFIELD, > > Jr. b: February 1888 AR d: > > February 1924 AR > > ... 2 John R. MAYFIELD b: 1852 > > Arkansas/Tennessee? > > > > > > > > > > At 01:00 AM 4/13/00 -0400, you wrote: > > Hi Sam, > > There are a pile of Bowman's in the book, and most likely your kin. > > Unfortunately, your ggrandfather isn't listed so I couldn't tell > > from the > > book which Bowman family he might fit into it. If you learn who his > > parents > > were it might be possible to connect him to the Bowman families > > outlined in > > the book. > > > > -Bev > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: <[email protected]> > > > > > > > I am curious as to what the names are of the Washington Co. TN > > > History book for the years from 1800 to 1900..or 1900 to 1950 > > > could someone send me info on these books and what the authors > > > name is and how much the book would cost to buy? I would really > > > appreciate it.. > > > Thank you > > > Sam Bowman > > > > > >________________________________________________________________ >YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! >Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! >Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: >http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.