PJ, My 3 G Grandfather was Aaron C Clement. Aaron C Clement was the brother of Nathan Glen Clement. They were sons of Daniel and Wilmoth Irby Clement. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Dear PJ, What have you learned on the Clement line? That one is mine also... Joan ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

We are looking for burial place of Daniel CLEMENT that was married to Wilmoth IRBY and they were the parents of Nathan Glen CLEMENT b 22 April 1808 Aaron C. CLEMENT b 1814 Isaac CLEMENT b 1812 I have been told today that Isaac CLEMENT is the daddy of Daniel and Benjamin is his daddy and this Benjamin made black power during the Rev. War.........there is a plaque in Va in Pittsylvania Co, Va with this on it.........there is also still standing his home........ A man is coming to the reunion and he is bringing all this info for me to copy.........so if any of you are interested you can come also..........it is open to all............pj Thanks pj

These are my ex husband's ancestors. There are lots of Daniel Clement's. Let me know which one! Lee ----- Original Message ----- From: "pj Thompson" <pj@ken-tennwireless.com> To: <tnweakle@rootsweb.com> Cc: <tnhenry@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 20, 2007 6:13 PM Subject: [TNWEAKLE] New Hope Cemetery & Daniel CLEMENT > Ok, can you tell me anything about Daniel? > I got word today that he is buried at New Hope but he is not listed in the > cemetery books of Weakley at either of the New Hopes................I am > wondering if there is a cemetery in Henry Co, Tn, named New Hope Cemetery? > > >> PJ, >> >> My 3 G Grandfather was Aaron C Clement. >> >> Aaron C Clement was the brother of Nathan Glen Clement. They were sons >> of >> Daniel and Wilmoth Irby Clement. >> >> > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Ok, can you tell me anything about Daniel? I got word today that he is buried at New Hope but he is not listed in the cemetery books of Weakley at either of the New Hopes................I am wondering if there is a cemetery in Henry Co, Tn, named New Hope Cemetery? > PJ, > > My 3 G Grandfather was Aaron C Clement. > > Aaron C Clement was the brother of Nathan Glen Clement. They were sons > of > Daniel and Wilmoth Irby Clement. > >

Joan, I am getting alot of materials at the reunion and then I can send them to you, better yet...........come join us..........remind how you are connected..........pj > Dear PJ, > > What have you learned on the Clement line? > > That one is mine also... > Joan > >

Hi Joan, that is done to taste by me.......that's the best I can tell you..........I'm sorry, I season to taste only..........good to hear from you..........pj > PJ, way back in April you told how to make GTR and you said salt, but not > how much. > > Sorry, I let these digests stack up until I have time to read and just > ran > across it this morning. > > I have a busted thumb with a cast on my right hand and keyboarding is > very > difficult for me. Don't mean to be so abrupt. > > love > joan > >

Hi to all............ I am finally feeling better and boy am I behind in work around here............the last couple of days I have been BUSY.......of course Ralph and I are hosting here at our home the LAMB/CLEMENT/MIDYETT/ reunion on June 2 this year............. I have 2 more major dental appointments, the lesser one is this coming week but the big 8 hour one is June 13 so I will be in and out of here but try to almost check email daily whether I am able to answer or not............ Keep up the good work........keep hunting....... If it's Chow Chow you want, I can tell you really how to make that one..........even fresh in the summer time........gosh is it good!!!!!! I am cooking right now, first in a while.........let's hear from you out there........ You know you never know how when and where you are going to come across that little bit of info that you just got to have.........well it seems this last week and just today I have learned some really good stuff with people I didn't have a clue about.........it feel in my lap...........this is on the LAMB/CLEMENT/MIDYETT families............gosh it is something...... Thanks pj

Just another word on the Green Tomato Relish, or ChowChow, as my mother called it. Every year my mother prepared and canned ChowChow. It was soooo good with brown beans and cornbread, fried okra and fresh sliced tomatoes. Alas, her recipe has been lost and I really missed that great ChowChow. However I found an off-the-shelf chowchow that is very, very good. "Renfro's DIXIELAND ChowChow". It tastes almost like what mom made, and takes sooooo much less work. If it is available in your area grocery stores, it will be well worth your money to give it a try, and much less work. It comes in regular and hot. If it's not available in your area, you can probably order it from the address below. Renfro's DIXIELAND Chowchow P. O. Box 321 Ft. Worth, TX, 76101 Tom Johnson, Oklahoma City

PJ, way back in April you told how to make GTR and you said salt, but not how much. Sorry, I let these digests stack up until I have time to read and just ran across it this morning. I have a busted thumb with a cast on my right hand and keyboarding is very difficult for me. Don't mean to be so abrupt. love joan ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

The names omitted from what I submitted were: Ola M. 8 yrs, Wm. K. 22 yr and his wife Belle 25. Barb ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

George A[lmus] Peery 50 Annie C. 51 Anna Catherine Glasgow Wayne 17 (Geo) Wayne bAug 1892 m/1912 Veda D. Rawls Beula L. 15 b Sep 1894 d Dec 1922 Talmage 13 bSep 1896 d Jan 1991 other kids** Mary L. Reavis was Mary Lynda, married Talmadge Peery William (Willie) Lavern Reavis m/Beula L. Peery Parents of Beula and Talmadge, noted above, George Almus Peery and Anna Catherine Glasgow Lougene. d/o Willie and Beula was in hh of Peery grandparents on the 1930 census, as Lougene, 9 yrs old..her full name was Willie Lougene Reavis I only have one child for Talmadge and Mary, could have been more, I suppose; her name was Alda E. bca1918, she married Wayne M. Poytner. Barbara Lucas ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Barbara, Thanks so much for this Reavis info! I'm on several county and surname lists, and I have to say the Weakley one is the BEST I've seen! Besides it's being a very active list, there are so many wonderful, helpful subscribers. Thanks to all of you, Jewel ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

She asked names of Leonidas Washington Reavis wives, they were: 1st Mary Lougenia Sims 1846-1883 married March 1866 in Weakley Co Tn Children were: Elbert Thomas 1869-1967 m/1895 Virginia Ben Loyd Minnie 1872-1922 m/1889 J. F. Atkinson Ivie 1875-1896 m/1893 Jeptha Edward Parham *Note: he m/2d Bonnie Hortense Reavis 1897 Rice Maynard 1878-1956 m/1905 Ok Katherine Goodpasture Bert Leon 1881-1948 m/1905 Ga Mattie Parks 2nd Sarah Elizabeth Coleman m/1885 Union City, Tn Iona P. 1885-1949 m/1903 John Goodwyn Chas Cottrell 1887-1973 m/1912 Mozelle Johnston he also married a Audie Gibbs Steel Clem Harrison Coleman b1889 m/1915 Elva Hooper William (Willie) Lavern ca1893-1980 m/Bulah/Beulah Peery Annie b 1895 m/1920 Robert Brassfield Mary L. 1896-1969 m/1016 Talmadge Peery Lula b 1900 m/Robert Mansfield Barbara Lucas ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Barb, Thanks so much for this additional REAVIS info. Do you have anything on Minnie Reavis that married John F. ATKINSON/Atkison/etc.?? I also have a connection to the Weakley PEERY's--do you know the parents of Beulah Peery Reavis and Talmadge PEERY? Thanks, Jewel ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

In a message dated 5/14/2007 12:38:32 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, msmith@springnet1.com writes: I didn't fine anything for Beulah L. in 1922 and I need at least a month and year to look for others. Believe this is Beulah/Bulah L. Peery (bca1895 Tn), who married William (Willie) Lavern Reavis; she died 1922 and is buried in the West Union Cemetery. He died 1980 in Michigan. Their children were; Willie Don, Leugene, and Annelle, who was born in November, 1922 and apparently her mother died probably in or aft childbirth. Find W. L. and dau Ann L., 1930 census Weakley Co, in household of Talmadge Peery and wife Mary Reavis, sis of Wm. L.; both being chn of Leonidas Washington Reavis and Sarah E. Coleman. Barb ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

CASSETTY, CLIMER, HUGHES, KIRBY & RAMSEY REUNION 06/23/2007 Bowling Green, KY Delafield Community Center 9:30 AM to 3:00PM Bring a covered dish, chair, photos, family bibles, letters and anything else you wish to share with everyone. Plates, utensiles, drinks and ice will be furnished. Barbara Alexander baralex@earthlink.net 850/592-1937 Jeannie lookingfourmyfamily@insightbb.com lookingfourmyfamily@yahoo.com 502/299-0051 Barbara Alexander & Jean Gregory-Fairchild

Found 2 obituaries for her in the Jonesboro, Ark. newspaper, so have just sent request and check..hopefully will know more in a few weeks. Just hope has names of her parents! Have not found she and Cullen in the 1910 census..so looks like they must have moved to Arkansas. Not found them yet in either Tn or Ark. Barbara Lucas ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Please tell me where on the Weakley web page I can find this picture. Thanks, Grace Upshaw Cheryl wrote: > I enjoyed seeing the picture of this house, and reading the history you wrote up about it and it's past owners. > I wish there were more of these for us to enjoy. I live so far from Weakley Co., and Greenfield, where my ancestors and grandmother lived. I want to come there, but may never get the chance. > Seeing these pictures, means alot, next best thing to a real live visit. I sure wish someone would consider doing a "photographic guided tour with text" and posting it to Mary Carroll's Weakley Co. web site, > so those of us that can never come to visit, can see the sights our family saw everyday, through the eyes of your camera lens. > > Thanks So Much, > Cheryl > > > ------------------------------- > 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 enjoyed seeing the picture of this house, and reading the history you wrote up about it and it's past owners. I wish there were more of these for us to enjoy. I live so far from Weakley Co., and Greenfield, where my ancestors and grandmother lived. I want to come there, but may never get the chance. Seeing these pictures, means alot, next best thing to a real live visit. I sure wish someone would consider doing a "photographic guided tour with text" and posting it to Mary Carroll's Weakley Co. web site, so those of us that can never come to visit, can see the sights our family saw everyday, through the eyes of your camera lens. Thanks So Much, Cheryl