- Hello, Thank you kindly. --- Martha Smith <msmith@springnet1.com> wrote: > Matt, > There are about 30 issues of the Dresden Enterprise for 1907 still in > existance, beginning with March 15. These are on microfilm. Some of those > 30 issues consist of only a piece of one page, mostly missing the date. > There are no issues available from 1895. All issues in existance up to 1907 > have been abstracted and are on the Weakley Web site. > > Martha > > To: <tnweakle@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, June 22, 2007 12:25 PM > Subject: [TNWEAKLE] 1907 > > > > > > Hello, > > Is there a full years run for a newspaper in Dresden in the year 1907? > > 1895? If so where are the copies located? > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > TNWEAKLE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNWEAKLE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Matt, There are about 30 issues of the Dresden Enterprise for 1907 still in existance, beginning with March 15. These are on microfilm. Some of those 30 issues consist of only a piece of one page, mostly missing the date. There are no issues available from 1895. All issues in existance up to 1907 have been abstracted and are on the Weakley Web site. Martha To: <tnweakle@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 22, 2007 12:25 PM Subject: [TNWEAKLE] 1907 > > Hello, > Is there a full years run for a newspaper in Dresden in the year 1907? > 1895? If so where are the copies located? > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > TNWEAKLE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Be sure to read my reply post to Dorothy...........Mary lived out her life in Weakley Co I do believe........I don't have any records of her going north............at least not that I remember.............I do believe some of the children went to Ar/Mo area..............pj > I'd also be curious to know where in IL Mary Williams lived and when. > > I've got a couple of Williams - born in the 1830's - that are a brick > wall. > Mahala Angelina Williams (married Robert C. McAbee in 1852) was born in > Weakley TN. She and her husband ended up living in Massac County IL > sometime > after 1860, migrating there from Graves County KY. > > Are there any lists of the children of Newborn Williams or John Williams? > I > haven't been able to find Mahala Angelina (who goes by Anna, Angelina, > M.A. > and other variants) or her sister Martha in the 1850 census but I'd sure > like to get this line back another generation. > > Michal

I'd also be curious to know where in IL Mary Williams lived and when. I've got a couple of Williams - born in the 1830's - that are a brick wall. Mahala Angelina Williams (married Robert C. McAbee in 1852) was born in Weakley TN. She and her husband ended up living in Massac County IL sometime after 1860, migrating there from Graves County KY. Are there any lists of the children of Newborn Williams or John Williams? I haven't been able to find Mahala Angelina (who goes by Anna, Angelina, M.A. and other variants) or her sister Martha in the 1850 census but I'd sure like to get this line back another generation. Michal -----Original Message----- From: tnweakle-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:tnweakle-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Dorothy White Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2007 8:05 AM To: tnweakle@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TNWEAKLE] TNWEAKLE Digest, Vol 2, Issue 212 Pj, are you and me the only ones who have any knowledge of Newborn/Mewborn Williams in Weakley County? I never see his name or anything about him except our posts. Surely someone else was connected to this family or perhaps we had better to back and see if we can find marriages in Henry and Stewart Counties. By Newborn being on the 1820 Stewart Co. census and the 1830 Henry County census it may be that he actually died there and his estate administrators, John McClain and John Williams of Weakley Co. were appointed administrators of his estate. For a man with a widow and children he surely is anonymous, isn't he? Yes, you mentioned that Mary, widow of Newborn/Mewborn Williams was found living in IL but some way that statement got away from me. Could you send it to me again, please? Dorothy White ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNWEAKLE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Pj, are you and me the only ones who have any knowledge of Newborn/Mewborn Williams in Weakley County? I never see his name or anything about him except our posts. Surely someone else was connected to this family or perhaps we had better to back and see if we can find marriages in Henry and Stewart Counties. By Newborn being on the 1820 Stewart Co. census and the 1830 Henry County census it may be that he actually died there and his estate administrators, John McClain and John Williams of Weakley Co. were appointed administrators of his estate. For a man with a widow and children he surely is anonymous, isn't he? Yes, you mentioned that Mary, widow of Newborn/Mewborn Williams was found living in IL but some way that statement got away from me. Could you send it to me again, please? Dorothy White

Dorothy, I totally agree............seems to me that NO ONE but me and you have ever heard of Newborn WILLIAMS.............I am going to include my notes on this man here ............As far as I know Mary lived out her life in Weakley Co.............. NOTE: Sorry the surnames are not in CAPS but the reason being I just copied and pasted to this email..............pj This is so far......... MAKING MY CASE FOR LYDIA ?? McCLAIN TO BE LYDIA WILLIAMS DAUGHTER OF NEWBERN AND MARY WILLIAMS Lura Laney Evans signed an affidavit September 3, 1954 in Union County, North Carolina which she stated "...I am seventy eight years of age, having been born January 30, 1876 and I was the daughter of Augustus Alexander Laney and Mary Elizabeth Pistole. Mary Elizabeth Pistole was the daughter of Charles Pistole and Margaret Williams Pistole.. Margaret Williams Pistole was the daughter of William Williams and Lydia Bivens Williams. William Williams was the son of the Rev. Joseph Williams, Jr. and Martha Parrott Williams. The Rev. Joseph Williams, Jr. was the son of Joseph Williams, Sr. and Mary Newborn." The name LYDIA is found in the McCLAIN family........As you can see the name Newborn, Newburn, Newbern is from Mary Newborn listed above... ....Not a common name at all. John and Lydia named their 3rd son Newbern. ......1st son was named Allen (I think John's father was really Charles Allen, but no proof of this) 2nd son was Joseph, John's grandfather and Lydia's grandfather........then 3rd son named Newbern (this indeed goes with the standard naming pattern). Weakley County Remembered Volumn IV page 73 JAMES Family Records Children of Rev. Joseph WILLIAMS and Martha PARROT One being Newborn.........(I have been in contact with different family members that state they did not know what happened to Newborn/Mewborn per Dorothy C. White dot white@comcast.net 1812...NC.....Buys land from Joseph Williams, on Richardson Crk Deed Book O. Aug. 26, 1812. Joseph Williams (Anson Co.) to my loving son Newborn Williams; for "valuable" considerations gave 250 ac on waters of Richardson Cr; border: begins at charity Finney's beginning corner hickory on Meadow Br., joins Rebecah Gillin, John Evans & William Benton; granted (no date) to James West (signed John Williams' mark "W"; witness Hezekiah Williams & Lemuel Williams: wit. Oath Jan. 1813 by Hezekiah Williams. P. 180. 1812...State of NC, Anson co Regiment 8th Co. 1812-14 Muster Rolls 1814...Sold his land in Anson Co, NC to Henry Williams Deed Book Q. Sept. 7, 1814. Mewburn Williams (Anson Co.) to Henry Williams (Same) for $150 sold 250 ac on waters of Richardsons Cr; border: begins at Charity Finey's beginning corner hickory on Meadow Br., joins Rebecca [Reuben-lined out] Gilin's line, John Ewins, & William Benton; granted in 1797 to James West. (Signed) Mewburn Williams' mark X; witness Hez. Williams & Joseph Williams; Jan. 1817, recorded p. 18. 1819...Stewart Co, Tn Deeds Vol 4 1817-1819 by Laura Willis Deed Book 0 Page 143 Newbern Williams was Test to a deed from James H. Russell to Robert Dincan dated 18 March 1819. The other test was Stephen Parker. Land lying on south side of the Cumberland River near the head of the so fork of the Little West Fork of the Piney Fork of Red River. 1820...Stewart Co, Tn Deeds Vol 4 1817-1819 by Laura Willis Deed Book 0 Page 312 Mewboorn Williams was Test to a deed from Harbert Taylor to John Moore 8th Feb 1820...land lying on Dick's fork of the No Cross Creek Other test was Asa Atkins. 1820...Stewart Co, Tn. Census Under 10 10-16 16-26 26-45 45& over Under 10 10-16 16-26 26-45 over 45 2 1 1 3 1 2 This census may suggest that there are two families in this house....... 1825...Will of Joseph Williams, Jr., Newborn is named as a son. It is looks like Mewborn in this will it appears that Newborn is no longer in the NC area....... 1825.13 September 1825 Henry Co, Tennessee Minute Book A County Court Microfilm Roll No. 79 Mewborn Williams is a Jury Member 1825.14 September 1825 Co, Tennessee Minute Book A County Court Microfilm Roll No. 79 Mewborn Williams is a Jury Member (Listed on 2 cases this day) 1825.4 October 1825 Co, Tennessee Minute Book A County Court Microfilm Roll No. 79 Mewborn Williams is a Jury Member 1825.5 October 1825 Co, Tennessee Minute Book A County Court Microfilm Roll No. 79 Mewborn Williams is a Jury Member (listed on 6 cases) 1827.Henry County, Tennessee Tax List Mewborn Williams 1 free pole 1827...May 28...Henry Co, Tn. Excutia ____ore Patsy Williams 28 May 1827 Newborn Williams excutra, James Beck, K.S. Holland....Also Newbern Williams as Patsy's father. 1828.From Book A Minutes of Henry Co, Tn. Court 1825-1828 Vol1 Entry Records...Mewborn Williams 16 acres, Entry Deed, Entry Grant # 1669 R3 S8 1828...29 August........Henry Co Court, Henry Co, Tn. Vol C Pg 205-206 12 District Section 8 Grant #25417 Certificate Warrant #5317 Granted to Newbern Williams by the State of Tennessee 16 acres...Newbern Williams sold this to Jeremiah Dumas on this date above. See Hard Copy. 1829...March Term, In Henry County, TN Deeds Vol. 4-12-20-1828 - 3-05-1830, by Laura Willis, Page 69 Deed Book C, Page 205 Deed from Newbern WILLIAMS to Jeremiah DUMAS Indenture made this 29th day August 1828, between Newbern WILLIAMS of Henry County, and Jeremiah DUMAS of the same county, for and in consideration of the sum of eight dollars to him in hand paid by DUMAS, for a tract of land lying on the waters of Old Town Creek, in Section 8, Range 3, Grant No. 25417, founded on Certificate of Warrant No. 5317, beginning on the south boundary line of an entry in the name of LOVE, then east to the northeast corner of Thomas HENDERSON's entry, and containing sixteen acres. Test: Robert D. RODGERS Oliver VINSON Newbern WILLIAMS Deed was acknowledged in open court at the March term of 1829, and registered on the 28th day of January 1830. 1830...January...Deed above was registed in Henry Co, Tn. 1830...Henry County, Tennessee Census. Page 59 In 4 Mrbnan (Newborn) Williams 0311001;2021001 Henry Williams Page 59 In 1 0001;0001 1830...December...Newborn Williams was a buyer at the Sale of the Estate of Organ House in Henry County, Tennessee taken from Henry County Will Books 1830-1835 Many buyers: John T. Williams also listed as one 1831...Weakley Co Tax List 27 ½acres No Poll Tax 1832...Weakley Co Tax List 27 ½ acres No Poll Tax 1833...August 3...Deed of Trust was signed by Newbern Williams to John McClain stating that he owed James O K Wood $50 from the winter of 1832 and three other notes at the same time to Mr. Wood amounting to $300. James Williams named security. Power was given to John McLain to see and convey all the property listed. 1833...December 23 Will Book C, Page 150 Sale of the estate of Solomon ARMOUR, deceased Accounts: Newbern Williams, among hundreds of others 1834...May 19...Witness this date.Newbern Williams borrowed money to cover Money borrowed from James O K Wood. Deed of Trust, Newbern Williams to John McLane Weakley Co, Tn Deed Book C page 248 Registered June 6, 1834 1834...June 6 ...Deed above was registered on this date. 1835...July 15...Wednesday Morning 11AM from Weakley Co Pleas & Quarter Sessions page 341835-1846 Part 1 Ordered by the court a majority of the justices present that Newborn Williams be released from paying the appraised valve of one colt posted by him which died before the time for which he should have paid the money to the trustee. Issued 1836...October 22...Charles McLean and John Williams bought 213 ½ acres from Samuel Dickens this being the same land on which Joseph Davis once resided. 1837...September...John McLane & John Williams appointed adm of Newbern Williams, dec. Weakley Co, Tn. Pleas & Quarter Session Pg132-33 1837.........................Weakley County, Tennessee. Charles McLane, William Wood and Anthony Davis appointed by the court to lay off the Dower of Mary Williams, widow of Newbern Williams, dec. 1838...January 10...Charles McClain appointed guardian of minor heirs of Wm Stunston dec. John McLane and Calvin Williams were his securities. Email from Dorothy White on 13th day of July 2006 Mewborn Williams also called Newborn Williams s/o Joseph Williams and Martha Perrett d 1837 in Weakley Co., TN. John Williams and John Mclane/McClain named administrators of his estate. Mewborn had a sister, Rebecca Williams and her husband Hosea James who are also found on the 1830 Weakley Co., TN census but moved on to AR and died there around 1850. Mewborn was born in Sampson Co., NC and moved to Anson Co., NC after his father and siblings moved there around 1800. Joseph, his father deeded him land in 1812 in Anson Co., NC and he is found on the Anson Co. War of 1812 militia roll. Any information on his children and wife would be greatly appreciated. Dorothy C. White dotwhite@comcast.net 804.795.4296 This gives a time frame to establish the fact that the WILLIAMS and McCLAINs were living around each other and were probably related by marriage someway. I think John McCLAIN, son of Charles and Elizabeth McCLAIN was married to Lydia WILLIAMS, daughter of Newbern and Mary WILLIAMS.....now for reason that I believe this fact. John McCLAIN b abt 1805/06 and Lydia ???? McCLAIN DORITY b abt 1805/06 had 9 children 1...Allen b 14 February 1825 (my great grandaddy) stayed in Weakley Co, Tn. 2...Elizabeth b 18 February 1826 d 20 May 1910 m William A. DUNLAP, Jr. Stayed in Weakley Co, Tn 3...Joseph b abt 1827 m Mary ?? went to Johnson Co, Ar. (Named a son Newborn..and that name runs through the family) 4...Newbern b abt 1829 went to Ark around Cord, Ar. I have visited his grave (This is son Newborn that also named a son Newborn) 5...Mary b 1833 I think she married William Lowery in Illinois but in old came back to live with her sister Elizabeth where she died and is buried at Patterson Cemetery in the South of Weakley 6...Charles b 1834 went to Pike Co, Il joined the Union Army and died 1864 due to Civil War 7...John b 1836..I think he had taken out a marriage licenses to Louisa Webb......he either died or left the country as they never married. 8...Fanny b 1840 went with Lydia to Johnson Co, Il 9...Caroline b 1843 went with Lydia to Johnson Co, Il where she married G. W. Bean And this is my notes on Mary ??? WILLAIMS 1837.........................Weakley County, Tennessee. Charles McLane, William Wood and Anthony Davis appointed by the court to lay off the Dower of Mary Williams, widow of Newbern Williams, dec. Minutes of Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 1835-46 Part 1 March 1941 1840...Weakley County, Tennessee Census McLane, Charles 12001;01002 Williams, Mary 0023;00210001 2M- 10-15 3M- 15-20 2F- 10-15 1F- 15-20 1F- 50-60 Williams, Calvin 2001;0001 > Pj, are you and me the only ones who have any knowledge of Newborn/Mewborn > Williams in Weakley County? I never see his name or anything about him > except our posts. Surely someone else was connected to this family or > perhaps we had better to back and see if we can find marriages in Henry > and > Stewart Counties. By Newborn being on the 1820 Stewart Co. census and the > 1830 Henry County census it may be that he actually died there and his > estate administrators, John McClain and John Williams of Weakley Co. were > appointed administrators of his estate. For a man with a widow and > children > he surely is anonymous, isn't he? > > Yes, you mentioned that Mary, widow of Newborn/Mewborn Williams was found > living in IL but some way that statement got away from me. Could you send > it to me again, please? > > Dorothy White

Hello List--In searching for some of my Weakley County Rust family, I found some of them in Mississippi Co., AR. I also found these Rust buried in the nearby Greene Co. While I can't tie any of these to Weakley Co., I thought some of the Rust researchers might find this info helpful. Jewel GREENE COUNTY, ARKANSAS - CEMETERIES - "R" SURNAMES Rust Andrew J. Linwood Rust Bertha Burson Gainesville w/o Austin Rust Rust Clara Etta Linwood Rust David Lee Gainesville Rust Ella Louise Linwood Rust Essie Lee Gainesville (Eubanks) Rust John A. Linwood Rust Leonard Ramer's Chapel s/o Austin & Birtha Rust Rust Mary C. Pleasant Grove w/o T. B. Rust Rust No Name Gainesville Infant d/o Mr. & Mrs. John Rust Rust Queen V. Linwood Rust Roy P. Linwood S/Sgt US Army WW-II Rust T. B. Pleasant Grove Rust Violet Linwood (Textor) ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Hello to all out there.............. I have made a discovery that I think leads me to White Co. prior to 1808 when Warren Co was formed, then we pick up the trail there.............. Thank you for any help you can give me on any of these people............I am most interested in the Charles McCLAIN, Sr. & Jr...........I think this is my gggranddaddy and gggggranddaddy............I need proof.............I think these people left this area of Tennesse, went to Gallatin Co, Il around 1816/17 and then by 1823 they signed Petitions once again, this time for Weakley County, Tennessee.............thank you so much..........Always happy to share and explore............. I found in Ancestry.com that someone states that John McClain SHULTZ was born in Warren Co, Tn..........he would have been the son of John Rudicile SHULTZ and Susannah McCLAIN.......... I believe that before White and Warren Counties, Tn. these people lived in Adair County, Kentucky...........before that I have no clue......... I have listed all the surnames above in the subject line because they all lived together in Adair Co, Ky; possibly White and Warren Cos, Tn; Gallatin Co, IL, and Weakely County, Tennessee and in that order!!!!! These families inter-married, moved together and lived in the same areas............ Thank you..........pj WHITE CO, TN 15 April 1807.......Jurors named that are of interest to me....... James McDANIEL, Charles McCLAIN, John McCLAIN made oath in open court....Constable for 4 days during this session 13 July 1807.......Grand Jury people..........Charles McCLAIN, James WILLIAMS, State vs Joseph McDANIEL 16 Oct 1807 Ordered that John McCLAIN be allowed $3.00 for 3 days for attending on Grand Jury. 11 Feb 1808 Jury members: Thomas McDANIEL, John McCLANE, 16 July 1807 Walter McDANIEL is mentioned as having a place..... listed in the index is Charles McCLAIN James McCLAIN John McCLAIN John DOUGHERTY all the McDANIELs then as Warren Co is formed........... 5 Feb 1808........State of Tn 3rd District --surveyed for William C. SMART.........James McDANIEL and Charles McLAIN is listed as C.C. 1st Regiment TN Militia 13 November 1814 Muster Roll Capt. John Cunningham, Col. William Metcalf Dorority, John Muster Roll 28 September 1814 Capt. Will Chisum's Company (The company under my command traveled 73 miles from McMinnville, Warren County, to the place of their residence to Fayetteville in Lincoln County). McClain, William Pvt. McDaniel, Elijah Pvt. McDaniel, William Pvt. McDaniel, Joseph Pvt. McDaniel, Moses cornet ...... 1st Petition to form Warren County, Tennessee 26 August 1806 McDanel Joseph 53 McLean Charles 47 McLean [?] John 43 1812 Warren Co, Tennessee Tax List of John B. Perkins 1.. 2.. William Adkinson 3.. John McLean 4.. Wm. C. Smartt 5.. Walter McDaniel 6.. William McDaniel 7.. James McCampbell 8.. Theophilus Williams 9.. Moses McDaniel j.. 1812 Warren Co, Tennessee Tax List of John Hammons James Williams 1.. Thomas Little 1.. John Salts 2.. Drury Wood 3.. James Bracken 4.. Johnathan Summers 5.. Nicholas Hughs 6.. Chas. McLean, Jr. 7.. Isaac Low 8.. Lewis Granger 9.. Jessee Lin 10.. Nicholas Hughs 11.. Charles McLean, Senr. 12.. Hiram Boon 13.. Lewis Falkner 14.. James Sercey Walden 15.. Lott Littrell 16.. Looney McDaniel

Apology. My latest response I thought was direct to Matt, we correspond frequently, and did not note that it was frm the list. Barbara Lucas ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

In a message dated 6/22/2007 1:26:50 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, batfan2829@charter.net writes: Is there a full years run for a newspaper in Dresden in the year 1907? 1895? If so where are the copies located? there is a site that has the newspapers..here it is in my "favorites" aren't you lucky..ha _http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnweakle/newspaper_abstracts.htm_ (http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnweakle/newspaper_abstracts.htm) also uif you go to the archives on the Weakley List can find data..that is where I have found much of data I have.. _http://archiver.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/search?path=TNWEAKLE_ (http://archiver.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/search?path=TNWEAKLE) just put the name or what you want to find in Body..i.e. Parham, newspaper abstracts, etc great way to search Barb ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

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I emailed Susan Cox at _susan@crunet.com_ (mailto:susan@crunet.com) , but it was returned. I have seen info she has posted on message boards, mailing lists, and websites, and it would appear that we have several families in common. I would like to get it touch with her to see if we can exchange info. If she sees this (or if another list member knows how to contact her) I would appreciate hearing from her. Thanks, Jewel ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Hello, Is there a full years run for a newspaper in Dresden in the year 1907? 1895? If so where are the copies located?

Joe wrote: This is probably the Joseph Reagan in the 1860 Weakley Census but not positive; Travillian Cemetery Reagan, J.L., Aug 10, 1824 - Nov 31, 1872, 48y 3m 21d Joe, You can be positive....this is definitely my ggggrandfather Joseph L. Reagan. The censuses show his birthplace to be VA, but have not been able to find anything on him there--yet. He married Lucinda Jane Arnold in Bedford Co., TN, and their first child William (my direct ancestor) was born there. They then moved to Weakley Co. abt. 1849 and the rest of the children were born in Weakley. Joseph was a blacksmith. He served in the Civil War on the Union Side, had some injuries, died in Weakley in 1872. I think I sent you some info on him for your Civil War project. He was affiliated with the Masons, IOOF, or something, and I think they had taken care of the arrangements for his burial--maybe that is the reason he is the one of his immediate family that I have death info on, with the exception of some of the descendants of Joseph's twin sons Francis Marion Reagan and George Washington Reagan. Will have to check my notes, but I think it is one of F.M.'s family that married into the Finney's. I do have some additional questions and info on the Rust family, but I'll have to put that in a separate email tomorrow---eyelids are not cooperating. :-) Thanks for all your help, Jewel ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Barb, I would like the address. Thanks, Jenwyl ----- Original Message ----- From: <Dixeebarb@aol.com> To: <tnweakle@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2007 1:15 PM Subject: Re: [TNWEAKLE] Mary E. C. MORRIS WHITE PARHAM In a message dated 6/21/2007 1:07:34 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, jfpitt@comcast.net writes: One more note on Mary E. C. Parham. In the 1880 census where she is living in the household of Henry P. Oliver...he must be her brother-in-law. I found a record of a marriage between H. P. Oliver and L. E. Morris on September 16, 1877 in Weakley Co. On the 1860 census I saw yesterday, Stephen H. Morris had a daughter, Louisa, age 7. could well be, since both are listed on the church records, I referred to yesterday. Have also found a couple obituaries of descendants of Lula Parham and John Porter Oliver, giving considerable data on some of their descendants; and a Buntin Genealogy tree by a Geneva Ann Travis (Jeannie). If anyone would like the addy, let me know. Especially on sons Luther and Lee. Barb ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNWEAKLE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

In a message dated 6/21/2007 1:07:34 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, jfpitt@comcast.net writes: One more note on Mary E. C. Parham. In the 1880 census where she is living in the household of Henry P. Oliver...he must be her brother-in-law. I found a record of a marriage between H. P. Oliver and L. E. Morris on September 16, 1877 in Weakley Co. On the 1860 census I saw yesterday, Stephen H. Morris had a daughter, Louisa, age 7. could well be, since both are listed on the church records, I referred to yesterday. Have also found a couple obituaries of descendants of Lula Parham and John Porter Oliver, giving considerable data on some of their descendants; and a Buntin Genealogy tree by a Geneva Ann Travis (Jeannie). If anyone would like the addy, let me know. Especially on sons Luther and Lee. Barb ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

One more note on Mary E. C. Parham. In the 1880 census where she is living in the household of Henry P. Oliver...he must be her brother-in-law. I found a record of a marriage between H. P. Oliver and L. E. Morris on September 16, 1877 in Weakley Co. On the 1860 census I saw yesterday, Stephen H. Morris had a daughter, Louisa, age 7. Jenwyl

Her birth date looks like August 1893 to me on the 1900 census. Also, if it's the right Amanda Taylor, the SSDI has Aug. 6, 1893. I haven't found her in the Weakley Co. Cemeteries book yet. Clay Evans Taylor is buried in Sunset Cemetery. Jenwyl >The 1900 census gives birthdate of Mandy as August >1895, gives age as 6. >On 1910 she is 16 yrs old. >So no way to confirm. >Barb ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TNWEAKLE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I am searching for realtives of J.D.Douglas that was in Weakley County in the 1850 census.He was in Hickman, County Ky. in 1830-1840.There were several Douglas's or Douglass's there also.J.D. Douglas had son's James and Thomas and Simon and Winfield Scott My greatgrandfather.Also a baby named George.They were in Stoddard, Co. Mo. in 1860. But the baby George wasn't with them or any son except Winfield Scott.My Scott says he was born in Obion, Co. in 1847.But his death certificate says Weakley, Co. Tn.I would like to hear from anyone with Douglas realtives around in the area.I would like to get one to do the DNA Testing for our family.As many Douglas as there are surely some belongs to us.J.D.said he was born in North Carolina.By the census i would guess between 1800 and 1805.I would like to get this family back farther in time.I can't find where their buried it took help and 20 years to get this far.Thanks. Betty in Haywood, County. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

In a message dated 6/20/2007 11:54:37 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, jfpitt@comcast.net writes: I believe Hoyt was the son of Clay and Mandy Oliver Taylor. According to the SSDI, Hoyt O. Taylor, born July 1, 1922 and died January 11, 1999. Amanda Taylor, born August 6, 1893, died August 1974. Clay Taylor, born June 10, 1896, died February 1971. Yes, he was listed on the 1930 census with family. Likely her name was Amanda, but rec I have thus far indicate Mandy and Manda (census records 1900-1910) This is search as we go! The 1900 census gives birthdate of Mandy as August 1895, gives age as 6. On 1910 she is 16 yrs old. So no way to confirm. Barb ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.