Shucks! :-) At 08:15 PM 3/28/2000 -0500, you wrote: >In a message dated 3/28/00 6:06:26 PM Eastern Standard Time, >[email protected] writes: > ><< > >Let me start off my saying I do NOT have a book for lookups. Only special > >pages I have xeroxed over the years of names I am researching and I > thought >I > >would share this information with y'all. > > >> >Sorry. I am not researching Beans. I was researching Teter Nave. The other >will just happen to be there so I thought I would share. > >Joy

Hi! I notice that you are researching BEAN. The BEANS are of interest because of their connection to the BACON/HALE family in Washington County, TN. Right now, I am working on my husband's computer because mine had a crash last week and so I don't have my FTM on this computer, but I hope to get my computer up and running with all the programs re-installed sometime this week, so I will be happy to share what I have, once I am able to. Charles BACON, who married 1) Uratha HALE, 2) Martha "Patsy" BEAN, is believed to be the father of my 3rd gr grandmother, Mary C. BACON, b. 1807, Washington County, TN. She is believed to be one of his oldest children by his first marriage. I may be inaccurate, but wasn't Liddy BEAN the sister to Martha, and didn't she move to KY? I am researching connecting families, in hopes of futher information regarding my direct ancestors. I shared a number of wills some time back, taken from a small book called Washington County, TN Wills, ect. (can't recall the author's name, but an unusual one). Your excerpts appear to possibly be from the same book. Jean Cuevas At 05:31 PM 3/28/2000 -0500, you wrote: >Let me start off my saying I do NOT have a book for lookups. Only special >pages I have xeroxed over the years of names I am researching and I thought I >would share this information with y'all. > >REBECCA VANDERPOOL May 12, 1779 >To Teter Nave, husband of dau. Ann, 6 head of meat cattle with a swallow fork >in ear. Son Abraham Vanderpool has money in his hands. Executor: Peter >Nave. Teste: Thomas Houghton, James Grayson, Elizabeth Grayson. Proven >August Sessions, 1779. her > Signed: Rebecca X Vanderpool > mark > >JOAB MITCHELL October 7, 1779 >Wife, Mary Mitchell, sole heir. Teste: John Coulter, Richard Mitchell, Jane >X Coulter. Recorded May Sessions, 1780. his > Signed: Joab X > Mitchell > mark > >NATHANIEL DAVIS February 21, 1781 >To brother, Robert Davis, my blacksmith tools, 100 Acres, Stallion colt and >take care of Mother; then money to go to Manumission Society. to sister, >Ann, my bay mare. >To sister, Elizabeth, 100 Acres land at Bethel Springs. Sister, Mary. Bro. >Robert's sons, James and Esa. Executors: Bros. Robert and Isaac. Teste: >Robert Davis, Mary Davis. Recorded May Sessions, 1781. > Signed: Nathaniel Davis > >AARON BURLESON November 16, 1781 >to son, John, rifle gun. To son, Joseph, rifle gun. Son, Johnathan. >Daughter, Elizabeth. To son, Thomas, one shilling sterling. Daughter, >Sarah. To son, Aaron, one shilling sterling. To daus. Rachel and Nancy, one >shilling sterling each. To daus. Abigail, Mary Rhoda, one cow each. >Remainder to son, James, at death of my wife. Executors: Wife and son >Aaron. Teste: Thomas Williams, Patrick X Shields, Henry Clark. Recorded >May Sessions, 1782. > Signed: Aaron Burleson > >JOHN PAVELEY April 12, 1781 >"Of Chucky, in County of Washington." Wife, Elizabeth, lands during her >life. Son, William, a cow called Cherry and her increase. Son, Elijah, 150 >Acres. Son, James, 100 Acres. Son Jeremiah. Daughters: Mary, Frances, >Lucia, Elizabeth, Eysa and Margaret. Eldest son Lewis. Teste: George >Mooney, Charles X Dotson, John Powers, Johnathan Currier. Recorded May >Sessions, 1782. > *No Signature* > >WILLIAM BEAN *no date given* >To wife, Liddy, negro girl "Grace", horses, cattle, household goods, land and >mill during her natural life, at her decrease to son Russell. RE-mainder of >estate to be divided amongst my surviving children. Sons, William, Robert >and George, Executors. Teste: Thomas Hardeman, John X Callihan, Robert >Stone. May Sessions, 1782. his > Signature: William X > Bean > mark > >ADAM BROYLES April 19, 1782 >To eldest son, Moses, 200 Acres bought of Joseph Bullard southside Little >Limestone. To sons, Aaron and Joshua, land where I live. To dau. Milla >Panther, 200 Acres I bought of George Doherty. To dau. Mima Broyles, 60 Lb. >currency. To dau. >Anne Brown, 5 shillings. To dau. Mary, 50 Lb. currency. Negroes and >Kentucky lands. Friends: Joseph Brown, Moses Broyles and William Moore, >Executors. Teste: John X Waddle, Coonrod Willpightle, Mathias Broyles. May >Sessions, 1782. > Signed: Adam Broyles

In a message dated 3/28/00 6:06:26 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << >Let me start off my saying I do NOT have a book for lookups. Only special >pages I have xeroxed over the years of names I am researching and I thought I >would share this information with y'all. > >> Sorry. I am not researching Beans. I was researching Teter Nave. The other will just happen to be there so I thought I would share. Joy

Let me start off my saying I do NOT have a book for lookups. Only special pages I have xeroxed over the years of names I am researching and I thought I would share this information with y'all. REBECCA VANDERPOOL May 12, 1779 To Teter Nave, husband of dau. Ann, 6 head of meat cattle with a swallow fork in ear. Son Abraham Vanderpool has money in his hands. Executor: Peter Nave. Teste: Thomas Houghton, James Grayson, Elizabeth Grayson. Proven August Sessions, 1779. her Signed: Rebecca X Vanderpool mark JOAB MITCHELL October 7, 1779 Wife, Mary Mitchell, sole heir. Teste: John Coulter, Richard Mitchell, Jane X Coulter. Recorded May Sessions, 1780. his Signed: Joab X Mitchell mark NATHANIEL DAVIS February 21, 1781 To brother, Robert Davis, my blacksmith tools, 100 Acres, Stallion colt and take care of Mother; then money to go to Manumission Society. to sister, Ann, my bay mare. To sister, Elizabeth, 100 Acres land at Bethel Springs. Sister, Mary. Bro. Robert's sons, James and Esa. Executors: Bros. Robert and Isaac. Teste: Robert Davis, Mary Davis. Recorded May Sessions, 1781. Signed: Nathaniel Davis AARON BURLESON November 16, 1781 to son, John, rifle gun. To son, Joseph, rifle gun. Son, Johnathan. Daughter, Elizabeth. To son, Thomas, one shilling sterling. Daughter, Sarah. To son, Aaron, one shilling sterling. To daus. Rachel and Nancy, one shilling sterling each. To daus. Abigail, Mary Rhoda, one cow each. Remainder to son, James, at death of my wife. Executors: Wife and son Aaron. Teste: Thomas Williams, Patrick X Shields, Henry Clark. Recorded May Sessions, 1782. Signed: Aaron Burleson JOHN PAVELEY April 12, 1781 "Of Chucky, in County of Washington." Wife, Elizabeth, lands during her life. Son, William, a cow called Cherry and her increase. Son, Elijah, 150 Acres. Son, James, 100 Acres. Son Jeremiah. Daughters: Mary, Frances, Lucia, Elizabeth, Eysa and Margaret. Eldest son Lewis. Teste: George Mooney, Charles X Dotson, John Powers, Johnathan Currier. Recorded May Sessions, 1782. *No Signature* WILLIAM BEAN *no date given* To wife, Liddy, negro girl "Grace", horses, cattle, household goods, land and mill during her natural life, at her decrease to son Russell. RE-mainder of estate to be divided amongst my surviving children. Sons, William, Robert and George, Executors. Teste: Thomas Hardeman, John X Callihan, Robert Stone. May Sessions, 1782. his Signature: William X Bean mark ADAM BROYLES April 19, 1782 To eldest son, Moses, 200 Acres bought of Joseph Bullard southside Little Limestone. To sons, Aaron and Joshua, land where I live. To dau. Milla Panther, 200 Acres I bought of George Doherty. To dau. Mima Broyles, 60 Lb. currency. To dau. Anne Brown, 5 shillings. To dau. Mary, 50 Lb. currency. Negroes and Kentucky lands. Friends: Joseph Brown, Moses Broyles and William Moore, Executors. Teste: John X Waddle, Coonrod Willpightle, Mathias Broyles. May Sessions, 1782. Signed: Adam Broyles

Richard, I have just learned that my Henry Simpson's parents died by 1817 as he was orphaned and indentured to a James McPherron, but released in 1818 if he left Greene Co., TN. Have you found any Simpsons that would fit this description. Henry was born in 1806. So the dates of their death would be between 1806 - 1817. Thanks, Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: RICHARD CARTER <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2000 6:09 PM Subject: [TNWASHIN] Lt Walkers Rangers/Davidson Co Rangers for Territory of US South of Ohio > Hello: I have had many postings on many lists for above referenced > information. Some have been irritated, Some have been interested, some had > never heard of it, and many have offerred me much good information. > Many have asked me to post what I find out.This posting is in response > to those requests that I post My info. > > The U S Congress, in May of 1790, proclaimed the territory formerly > claimed by North Carolina, That area which is today known as all of > Tennessee, Northern Ga, Northern Alabama, and all of Mississippi, as THE > TERRITORY OF US SOUTH OF THE RIVER OHIO. aka SOUTHWEST TERRITORY. > The Rangers were formed in 1790, and served until 1796, when Tennessee > became a state. At that time, the remainder became the TERRITORY of > MISSISSIPPI > The Rangers were apparently an organization which patrolled, and > generally made themselves "useful". Apparently simular to a State Militia. > This is all that I have found out at this time. I have received many helpful > hints, and suggestions. For these I am very grateful. I am still looking for > definite information on George NUTTERFIELD, who enlisted in Lt Walkers > company of Rangers in 1792. I have received information from a lady who has > a book on the Rangers, and does show George listed. > I will keep you updated. > Dick CarterDick Carter > [email protected] > > > ==== TNWASHIN Mailing List ==== > Washington Co TNGenWeb: http://www.tngennet.org/washington/ > Jonesborough TNGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~tncjones/ >

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My son in law is a descendant. [email protected] wrote: > I am a descendant of Absalom SCOTT (c. 1760-1848) through son Absalom > (1811-1870) Washington County, Tennessee, then his daughter, Nancy who > married Philip BRUMIT. Goodspeed's history indicates that Absalom was a > native of Scotland, who had immigrated to Maryland where he was married > before arriving in Washington County, NC/TN about 1792. I have been trying to > determine: > 1. When he immigrated to Maryland. > 2. Where he came from in Scotland. > 3. Where he was and doing between the time he arrived in America (before > 1776) and about 1792 when he arrived in Washington County, TN. > > Would welcome contact with any other descendants, or researchers of this > family line. > > Joseph L. Brumit in Sun City West, AZ > Researching all pre-Civil War BRUMIT (All Spellings) Families > Collateral Lines: ANDES, FRANCIS, HUFFINE, MORELAND, SCOTT > Source citation is fundamental, but it is not enough. The validity of any > piece of evidence cannot be analyzed if its source is unknown. Citing a > worthless source is an effort that produces worthless results. Mills-EVIDENCE

I am still looking for one more Hunsucker folder..........whew. Anyway, I came across some other records. If you want the copy, let me know. It is just typewritten. Catawba/Lincoln Co. NC Wills 328. DAVID and wife MARY HUNSUCKER, 14 February 1880, 28 May 1888. Our son Calvin A. and his children McD. Lafayette, Annie, Mary, Emma. Son Jonas Hunsucker. Son David A. Hunsucker. Daughter Martha A. Hunsucker. EXEC. none. WIT. Henry Odem., L. C. Carpenter, D. L. Holler, Will Book 2, page 417. 327. CHRISTIAN HUNSUCKER, 16 February 1839, April 1853. Of Lincoln County. Wife Catherine. Sons and Daughters Elizabeth, Sally, Anna, Paul, Catherine, Jacob, Any, Jonas, Matilda. EXEC. son Paul Hunsucker, son-in- law William Herman, WIT. William Herman, John Smith. Will Book 1, page 103. 329. JOSEPH HUNSUCKER, 1 May 1872, 1 September 1875. Wife Polly, Son Nelson Hunsucker and his brother Abel Hunsucker. My three daughters Catherine, Jamima, and Sally. EXEC. son Nelson Hunsucker. WIT. F. Smith, E. Cline. Will Book 2, pagee 145. Abstract from original. 330. L. H. HUNSUCKER, 7 January 1890, 3 December 1890. To J. P. Hefner (raised him). To Menervey Shook. EXEC. George A. Brady. WIT. N. E. Brady, J. E. Abernathy, W. N. Hunsucker. Will Book 2, page 508. JOY

Hello, Does anyone have any of these surnames in Washington Co. TN ca. 1790-1840? Looking for connections to James Monroe CASH b. 1826 East TN and brother Abraham Looney CASH b. 1827 East TN. Abraham enlisted in Jonesborough, Washington Co. TN in the Confederate Army in 1863, and it is believed that the family had ties there. The above names in question appear frequently among members of this early CASH family. There is also a SCALF marriage w/ this family. Would love to share/trade info. Thanks for any help. Chris

I am a descendant of Absalom SCOTT (c. 1760-1848) through son Absalom (1811-1870) Washington County, Tennessee, then his daughter, Nancy who married Philip BRUMIT. Goodspeed's history indicates that Absalom was a native of Scotland, who had immigrated to Maryland where he was married before arriving in Washington County, NC/TN about 1792. I have been trying to determine: 1. When he immigrated to Maryland. 2. Where he came from in Scotland. 3. Where he was and doing between the time he arrived in America (before 1776) and about 1792 when he arrived in Washington County, TN. Would welcome contact with any other descendants, or researchers of this family line. Joseph L. Brumit in Sun City West, AZ Researching all pre-Civil War BRUMIT (All Spellings) Families Collateral Lines: ANDES, FRANCIS, HUFFINE, MORELAND, SCOTT Source citation is fundamental, but it is not enough. The validity of any piece of evidence cannot be analyzed if its source is unknown. Citing a worthless source is an effort that produces worthless results. Mills-EVIDENCE

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The microfilm can be purchased from the Tennessee Library and Archives. ---------- >From: "Critters" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Subject: [TNWASHIN] Herald and Tribune newspapers >Date: Fri, Mar 24, 2000, 8:11 AM > > Does anyone have access to the archives of the Herald or the Tribune for > 1910? I need an obituary for Nancy Brownlow Keyes who died Feb. 2, 1910 in > Jonesboro. > Does anyone know if I can get it on microfilm as an interlibrary loan and > sent to my library in Virginia? > Would appreciate any input on this.. > Thanks, > Pam > >

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Does anyone have access to the archives of the Herald or the Tribune for 1910? I need an obituary for Nancy Brownlow Keyes who died Feb. 2, 1910 in Jonesboro. Does anyone know if I can get it on microfilm as an interlibrary loan and sent to my library in Virginia? Would appreciate any input on this.. Thanks, Pam

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HELP ME PLEASE!!!! I am researching Wagner family line. I am trying to find information on my great grandfather Nathaniel Wagner. The only link I have found to him was in 1900 in Johnson Co. TN. He is listed with his wife Serelda and his 3 daughters Callie/Mertie and Margaret and his 2 yr old grandson William Stacy Wagner (Callie's son). I haven't been able to locate them anywhere before or after 1900. There are several other Nathaniel Wagner's in Johnson Co. but I can't link any of them definitely. He possibly migrated to Sullivan Co. area.......and maybe further west in TN past Sullivan. If you run across him anywhere please reply. Thanks, Dana

Mary; There is a chance that my Baker Reece was from AL as there is a marriage record for a Baker Reese in Montgomery in about 1863. I just learned this & am wondering if it is either a strange coincidence of the same first name, Baker being unusual, or if it could be a first wife. Thanks for responding! Jerry Johnston -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, March 23, 2000 5:19 PM Subject: Re: [TNWASHIN] Reece/Reace/Reese & Bills of TN >Hello Jerry Johnston, > >I have a few Reeses in my file, but they were located in Marengo Co., AL > >Mary Winn > >

Hello Jerry Johnston, I have a few Reeses in my file, but they were located in Marengo Co., AL Mary Winn

I have sent this to a couple of lists in TN already; but am re-sending it in hopes that someone new is on the line now. I am trying to find information about my great-great-grandparents; Baker Reace and his wife, Sarah Bills Reece. They were married in Weakley Co., in 1868. Baker was born in abt 1835 and died in abt 1874. They had three sons: James Percy L. Reece; William Franklin D. Reece; and my great-grandfather, Paley Baker Bryan Reece. Baker died when the tree he was topping fell on him. I do not know if this happened in TN or in MO; for Sarah and the boys were in Taney Co., MO in 1876, when she married Robert Payne Austin. I would like to find out for sure where the boys were born; where Baker was born, if his full name was also Paley Baker Reece; and where he died & is buried. Basically, anything anyone can help me with from Census, wills, marriage records, death records, cemetery records, etc.; and even newspaper articles will be greatly appreciated. If you are a person who has already tried to help me, as a couple in Weakley Co. have, etc.; thank you very much again & sorry to be a pain! If anyone knows anything about this family, whose name is spelled at least 8 different ways, please let me know. I will be forever grateful. These folks have been very elusive! I have been looking for 25 years! Jerry Johnston

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