Nancy Jane Green born 3/1836 married James Haywood Middleton Thomas A. Green died 186? Sarah Green married W. H. Moore residents of Texas Mary Green married David C. Culp residents of Perry County, TN William P. Green These siblings may have been the children of Andrew Green. Andrew Green obtained 2187-1/2 acres on the Tennessee River 6/26/1821 Nancy Green appointed Adm. of Estate on Andrew Green 8/02/1852 Trying to expand information on this Green family. Searching for parents. LaRinda Middleton

I'm looking for the burial place for: Henry Allen EVANS, b abt 1881, probably in Perry or Wayne Co., TN, d in 1931 in Paducah, KY, and his wife, Dora Magdaline (Ricketts) EVANS, b 23 Jan 1890, Perry Co., TN, d 16 Jul 1925, Paducah, KY. I need to know where they were buried. Thanks, Tom Evans

SAVING AMERICA'S HISTORY Steve Johnson reports, 9/13/02. America is losing its World War Two veterans at a rate of 15 hundred a day. With each loss, there is the loss of a story and a loss of a piece of American History. For the past two years, the Library of Congress has been recording interviews with veterans for a permanent record. Now, the Huntsville-Madison County Library is going to be part of that effort. The library has plans to interview all 30,000 Madison County veterans and send their stories to Washington, according to the library's Bonnie Hallman. "I want them to tell me what they're comfortable telling me. If they want to talk about funny experiences they had, the food or how cold it was, or if they want to talk about battle--anything they want to tell me--I would love for them to tell me." One problem the library faces is the reluctance of many veterans to discuss their intense war experiences. However, 81-year-old Jimmy Taylor of Huntsville, a veteran with the 17th Airborne in Europe, says the vets have a responsibility to talk. "Hey, you know, in 20 years from now, we'll all be gone. People are going to be asking questions, and you're gone, and you're not here to answer the questions. World War Two veterans have got to talk about it for future generations." The interviews will begin soon. For interested volunteers, who want to help with the process, or for veterans, who want to give an interview, call 532-5954. For more information about the interview project and another project for veterans, called the "Celebration of Heroes," go to the library's web site at www.hpl.lib.al.us. The "Celebration of Heroes" will be a series of Panel Discussions, including veterans and talks by historians. The first event is Tuesday night, the 17th of September. "The Mighty Eighth" will be a panel discussion of the Eighth Air Force, and its battles over Germany. The "Celebration of Heroes" will run through December 7, Pearl Harbor Day. <a href="http://www.whnt.com/Global/story.asp?S=934869">Click Here</a> or http://www.whnt.com/Global/story.asp?S=934869 Jerry W. Murphy [email protected] Jerry's Homepage: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jwmurphy/ Rootsweb List Administrator: ALFRANKL-L, TNHARDIN-L, TNWASHIN-L, TNWAYNE-L, BRATTON-L, COCHRAN-L, HAFLEY-L, PATTERSON-L, SOWERBY-L Wayne County, Tennessee Web Page: http://www.netease.net/wayne Wayne County Computer Club: http://www.netease.net/waccc

This message is being forwarded to the list by the listowner. If you can add something to the message below or wish to contact the person who wrote the message, reply to "Lee Cate" <[email protected]>. Please do not reply to the listowner. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lee Cate" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; "[email protected]" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 7:58 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} JOSEPH ARNOLD > Please contact me if you have any information about the family of Joseph > ARNOLD. The family is listed in the 1860 Wayne County, TN Census as > follows: > > District 5 - June 5, 1860 - Household 57 > > Arnold, Joseph/W/M/34/Laborer/TN > Arnold, Isabella/W/F/24/TN > Arnold, Okolona/W/F/6/TN > Arnold, Richard/W/M/4/TN > Arnold, William/W/M/2/TN > > The family is listed in the 1880 Hardin County, TN Census as follows: > > District 5 - Household 11 > > Arnold, Joseph/W/M/54/Farmer/TN/TN/TN > Arnold, Isabel/W/F/23/Wife/TN/TN/TN > Arnold, Redford/W/M/23/Son/TN/TN/TN > Arnold, Pinkney/W/M/22/Son/TN/TN/TN > Arnold, John M/W/M/20/Son/TN/TN/TN > Arnold, James A/W/M/18/Son/TN/TN/TN > Arnold, Thomas/W/M/16/Son/TN/TN/TN > Arnold, Mandy/W/F/13/Daughter/TN/TN/TN > Arnold, Samuel/W/M/7/Son/TN/TN/TN > Arnold, Abagail/W/F/4/Daughter/TN/TN/TN > Arnold, Sandra/W/F/9 Months/Daughter/TN/TN/TN > Davidson, Louise/W/F/17/Servant/TN/TN/TN > > I would like information about any of these people but I am especially > interested in Mandy ARNOLD who married James Otis DEAREN. The family lived > in the Olive Hill area of Hardin County, TN. Mandy is buried in the Jowers > Cemetery in Hardin County. It is thought that James Otis Dearen is buried > in Oklahoma. > > Any clues will be greatly appreciated. Thanks! > > [email protected] >

Kay, Send me a deed, I'll see if I can help. David ----- Original Message ----- From: Kay Appleby <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 2:53 PM Subject: [TNWAYNE] deed-mapping > > Has anyone done any deed-mapping in Wayne County (on Indian or Hardin > creeks) who might be able to help me locate my family's land on the Wayne > County map? I have a deed-mapping program and have started mapping some > deeds but don't know where to start in placeing them properly. > Thanks, > Kay Appleby > > [email protected] > > > > > > ==== TNWAYNE Mailing List ==== > Visit the Wayne County, Tennessee Genealogy and History Page at > http://www.netease.net/wayne > >

Has anyone done any deed-mapping in Wayne County (on Indian or Hardin creeks) who might be able to help me locate my family's land on the Wayne County map? I have a deed-mapping program and have started mapping some deeds but don't know where to start in placeing them properly. Thanks, Kay Appleby [email protected]

Good Morning! More updates to the Wayne County, Tennessee Genealogy and History Pages: Added Civil Districts 3 & 4 of the 1870 census. Queries Updated New researcher added to Ancestor Researcher Database. That will probably be all until this coming weekend. Will have some new photographs and a new Bible record added by then, and possibly Civil Districts 5 & 6 of the 1870. Happy hunting ya'll. Edgar Edgar D. Byler, III Co-coordinator, Wayne County, TN Genealogy and History Page http://www.netease.net/wayne/ Personal Page http://www.netease.net/members/edby3/

This message is being forwarded to the list by the listowner. If you can add something to the message below or wish to contact the person who wrote the message, reply to "Lee Cate" <[email protected]>. Please do not reply to the listowner. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lee Cate" <[email protected]> To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, September 08, 2002 7:56 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} ARNOLD/HULIN > Please contact me if you have any information about the family listed below: > > > Descendants of Joseph Arnold > > 1. JOSEPH6 ARNOLD (JOHN5, JAMES4, WILLIAM3, ISAAC2, THOMAS1) was born Abt. > 1826 in Tennessee. He married ELIZABETH ISABELLA "BETTY" HULIN, daughter of > JOHN HULIN and SARAH ???. She was born Abt. 1837 in Tennessee. > > Notes for JOSEPH ARNOLD: > The 1880 Hardin County, TN Census lists the family as follows: > > National Archives Film T9-1260 Page 51B > > District 5 - Hardin County, TN > > Arnold, Joseph/W/M/54/TN > Arnold, Izabella/W/F/43/Wife/TN > Arnold, Richard/W/M/23/Son/TN > Arnold, Pinkney/W/M/22/Son/TN > Arnold, John W/W/M/20/Son/TN > Arnold, James F/W/M/18/Son/TN > Arnold, Thomas/W/M/16/Son/TN > Arnold, Mandy/W/F/13/Daughter/TN > Arnold, Samuel/W/M/7/Son/TN > Arnold, Abbygill/W/F/4/Daughter/TN > Arnold, Cardia/W/F/9 Months/Daughter/TN > Davidson, Laura/W/F/17/Other/TN > > > Children of JOSEPH ARNOLD and ELIZABETH HULIN are: > > . i. MANDY7 ARNOLD, b. November 12, 1879, Tennessee; d. January 16, 1918. > ii. RICHARD "DICK" ARNOLD, b. Abt. 1857; d. 1924, Hardin County, TN; m. > AGNES HANLEY, February 26, 1896, Hardin County, TN; b. Abt. 1860. > Burial: Jowers Cemetery, Hardin County, TN > iii. PINKNEY "PINK" ARNOLD, b. Abt. 1858. > iv. JOHN W. ARNOLD, b. January 17, 1861; m. MATTIE ???; b. September 08, > 1869; d. June 09, 1936. > v. JAMES FRANK "FRANK" ARNOLD, b. Abt. 1862; m. MOLLIE/MILLIE HULIN. > vi. THOMAS L. "ELIHU" ARNOLD, b. November 27, 1866, Wayne County, TN; d. > January 20, 1952, Olive Hill, Hardin County, TN. > vii. SAMUEL "SAM" ARNOLD, b. November 15, 1871; d. April 12, 1938; m. JOSIE > HENDERSON, December 21, 1897, Hardin County, TN. > Burial: Jowers Cemetery, Hardin County, TN > viii. ABYGAIL L ARNOLD, b. Abt. 1876. > ix. CARDIA ARNOLD, b. Abt. 1879. > x. OAKOLONA ARNOLD, b. Abt. 1855. > > Generation No. 2 > > 2. MANDY7 ARNOLD (JOSEPH6, JOHN5, JAMES4, WILLIAM3, ISAAC2, THOMAS1) was > born November 12, 1879 in Tennessee, and died January 16, 1918. She married > JAMES OTIS DEAREN, son of BARKLEY DEAREN and CINTHA ???. He was born Abt. > 1868 in Hardin County, TN, and died in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. > More About MANDY ARNOLD: > Burial: Jowers Cemetery, Hardin County, TN >

I am looking for documentation of where this Samuel Martin came from in SC. I have found one in Anderson Co., SC but am looking for confirmation. John Martin's sister, Deborah, married John Cook, Jr., moved to Tishomingo Co., MS and later to Upshur Co., TX. Old Book "D" Page 192, No. 454 Survey 1425 Scale Of 200 poles per inch State of Tennessee Wayne County By virtue of fees of Office under the provisions of an Act of the General Assembly of said State for the benefit of Occupants and entries No. 1026 & 953 & 954. I have platted and surveyed for Jno H Martin 236 acres of land in said county on Weatherford Fork of Indian Fork, range 11, section 3. Beginning on the S. W. corner of Entry No 965 in the name of I. H. Williams. for 70 acres. Running East 70 poles to a berch tree thence South 35 poles to a berch a pinoah pointer, thence West 13 poles to a spanish oak hickory pointer, thence South 4 poles to a hickory, thence West 37 poles to a stake, thence South 24 poles to a redbud, two black walnut pointers, thence West with a conditional line between John Sinclair and said Martin. 44 poles to a hickory & pointers. then South to 100 poles to a stake two hickory pointers thence West 100 Poles to a black oak and pointers, thence north 308 poles to a stake thence East with the S. B. of an Entry in the name of Jas Rose 120 poles to! a stake thence South 145 poles to the beginning. Including Entry No 954 in the name of SAMUEL MARTIN, transferred to said J. H. MARTIN for 161 acres and Entry No 953 in the name of said J. H. Martin. Old Book D Page 335 No 567 Survey No 1536 Scale of 80 poles per Inch State of Tennessee Wayne County. By the virtue of an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee passed Jan 11, 1842 and Entry No 1046. I have surveyed for Jno Martin 84 3/4 acres of land in Wayne County on the Hardin fork of Indian Creek range 9 section 3. Beginning at the S. E. corner of B. Andersons 90 1/2 acres Entry. Runs South 30 poles to a poplar hickory and sassafras po8inters. thence East 166 poles to a stake. Thence North 83 poles to a hickory & pointers thence West 160 poles to a stake in the E. B. of Andersons Entry. Thence South with the same 8 poles. thence South 16 West 32 poles thence South 14 poles to the beginning. Surveyed May 28, 1846. Jesse S. Noss Sur'v Eli (?) Martin for Wayne Co. and B. Anderson C.C. Transferred to Andrew J. Snow.

Searching for "Mr Holt", m Sarah -Sallie- Irving White, probably after 1901........she is buried in McGlamery church cemetary in Collinwood TN, supposedly in the plot of MR HOLT, he is not there unless he has no stone. I suppose that is possible. There is no visible grave within several feet of her...........Sarah b 12-25-1865 Can anyone help with his name and any other info on anyone listed here? yvette

Thanks to David D. Smith, Jr. we have identified one of the recently posted unidentified photographs in the McCorkle-Stafford Collection. Turns out it was of the David Crockett Berry family of Cypress Inn. Thanks David. Edgar Edgar D. Byler, III Co-coordinator, Wayne County, TN Genealogy and History Page http://www.netease.net/wayne/ Personal Page http://www.netease.net/members/edby3/

Does anyone possible have a phone number so that I might contact them???? yvette

Anyone have old records that might show a pastor in the Waynesboro Area in the 1870's - 1880's by the name of James M. Galloway? James was in Wayne Co 1860 census living with his mother, Eliza Dandridge and sister Sarah Galloway. I find a record of a James M. Galloway who was of the Richland Presbytery who performed a marriage in Giles Co in 1895. Also show a J.M. Galloway minister who died Dec 3, 1898 - who was tied to the Lexington, Ellis Co., Mo churches? If you can help or direct me to resources that might have this information I would appreciate it. Thanks.

More updates to the Wayne County, Tennessee Genealogy and History pages. I've added the firsst two civil districts of the 1870 Population Schedules. Will be adding more as I get them input. Also added the remaining photographs from the McCorkle-Stafford Collection of the Wayne County Historical Society. Many of these photographs were made in Florence, AL by either Campbell's or Landrum's Studios, but the subjects are unidentified. We added several identified photographs to those already posted. Take a look at see if you can identify anyone. http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwayne/McCorkle/main.htm Edgar Edgar D. Byler, III Co-coordinator, Wayne County, TN Genealogy and History Page http://www.netease.net/wayne/ Personal Page http://www.netease.net/members/edby3/

Hi, I am trying to find out some information. Looking for the second spouse of Sallie (Sarah) Irving White. She supposedly married a Holt and is supposedly buried in the plot of this spouse in the McGleary cemetary. However, she is alone there, not even anyone within 2-3 plots. Is there an easy way to find out the name of the person who owned the plot? Do you think that Shackleford funeral folks might have records??? yvette

Does anyone have any information on Martha Roberta White b 7-21-1888 in Wayne county TN? In the census I think she is listed as Bertie and in some of the pics we have she is called Bird.......her parents are Sallie (Sarah) Irving White (later married Holt.........) and James Daniel White..........we are trying to find our if she married and if so to who! thanks Jim

Does anyone have access to the book Early marriages of Middle TN? I made a copy of a page when at the Waynesboro library on Friday, they were closed for the rest of the time we were there. I need a few lookups........from some generous person. thanks (yvette on my f-i-l's email)

Searching for info. on Henry C. May b.ca. 1839-42. d. ?. The 1850 Wayne Co., TN census list a Henry C. in the household of William G. May (see below). Is this the same Henry C. May who served in the 10th Reg. Inf. Co.A ? In the 1870 Lauderdale Co.,AL census there is a, Clay May and wife Lucy A.F. May, living next to John Cruse Bradley (1817- bef.1880) and his wife, Rebecca WARREN Bradley. Is this, Lucy May, the daughter of John and Rebecca Bradley listed in the 1850 Lauderdale Co.,AL census as Frances? If so, where did Henry and Lucy go after 1870? Any help will be appreciated? Thanks Darrell Bradley 1850 Wayne Co. TN May Henry G. 47 M Mechanic TN May William J. 29 M Laborer TN May Rachial 27 F TN May Henry C. 8 M TN May William M. 6 M TN May Marry A. 5 F TN May James 2 M

As of this evening folks, I've added one additional Bible record, a record of the meeting of the Cypress Land Company in February 1849, updated the queries and posted some updates to the Ancestor Researcher database. Also added a new unknown photograph on the Who Am I? page. Will be adding a lot more over the weekend from the McCorkle-Stafford Collection. Hope you all have a safe Labor Day weekend. I intend to stay where it's cool - indoors - as much as possible. Edgar

It is fabulous what Edgar and Gerald K. Moore have contributed to the Wayne County Website. You two have given us researchers so much and I wish to extend my thanks to you both. The Wayne County Website has to rank as one of the best! Again, thanks for giving so much of yourselves to help all of us. Pat