This article was mentioned to me by another researcher. Has anyone a copy of this article that they would email me? It is supposed to have some reference to a Micajah or Cager Scott and Tilman Davis. It's titled " LORDS OF THE NIGHT" Legend of Scott's Gulf it was taken from a1990 issue of Plain Talk Magazine and the article was written by Kenneth Brogden,

I have recently subscribed to the list and am seeking information about the following families. Thomas CRAWLEY moved in 1812 from Surry Co. NC, to the area of White Co. TN, which later became Van Buren Co. Thomas and his wife, Margaret ___?, had eight children who are listed on the descendancy chart below. At least two sons, Samuel and Asa, fought in the War of 1812. Samuel died in New Orleans, but Thomas and Margaret died in Van Buren Co. while Asa died in White Co. Some of the descendants remained in TN, while others moved to KY, IL and MO. Can anyone help with the following? a) Military records of Samuel and Asa b) Place of burial of Thomas, Margaret and Asa c) Last name of Margaret ______ (Thomas' wife) Descendants of Thomas Crawley, Sr. 1 Thomas Crawley, Sr. 1755 - July 7, 1843 Van Buren Co. .. +Margaret 1761 - Dec. 5, 1844 Van Buren Co. . 2 Samuel Crawley - 1815(?) New Orleans . 2 Asa Crawley - March, 1825 White Co. ..... +Hopestill Crawley 1799 - 1853 ..... 3 Elizabeth Ann Crawley 1819 - 1871 ......... +John Reynolds (Runnells) - 1847 ..... *2nd Husband of Elizabeth Ann Crawley: ......... +Leartis Washington Cox 1816 - 1882 ......... 4 Samuel T. Cox 1849 - 1930 ............. +Julia Anna "Annie" Desper 1850 - 1914 ......... 4 Adaline "Addie" Cox 1851 - 1928 ............. +Blocklinger ......... 4 Infant Cox 1853 - 1853 ......... 4 Albert Morris Cox 1854 - 1912 ............. +Mary L. Lemon 1860 - 1934 ......... 4 John E. Cox 1857 - 1892 ............. +Ella Madoria Wright 1861 - 1942 ......... 4 Leartis W. Cox 1859 - 1941 ............. +Ella B. Shaw 1857 - 1933 ......... 4 Lafayette L. Cox 1863 - 1913 ............. +Alta Belle Clendenning - 1908 ..... 3 Samuel T. Crawley 1821 - 1897 ......... +Clarinda Morton 1828 - 1914 ......... 4 Mary E. Crawley 1846 - ............. +John W. Boston ......... 4 Matilda "Tillie" Crawley 1849 - ............. +Clawson ......... 4 Samuel W. Crawley 1850 - ......... 4 Francis Marion Crawley 1851 - ......... 4 Minerva Elizabeth "Lily" Crawley 1852 - ............. +Spencer Self ......... 4 Emma Jane Crawley 1854 - ......... 4 Clara S. Crawley 1856 - ......... 4 William W. Crawley 1858 - ......... 4 Alice "Allie" Belle Crawley 1866 - 1899 ..... 3 Margaret Crawley ......... +John H. Carson ..... 3 Mary P. Crawley 1827 - ......... ```+Alva Y. Barr 1818 - ......... 4 Mattie A. Barr ............. +Henry Reeder ......... 4 William W. Barr ......... 4 Laura J. Barr ............. +Clark Simonds ......... 4 Isador Barr ............. +Alexander P. Craig ......... 4 Clara E. Barr ......... 4 Effie M. Barr ......... 4 Cora E. Barr ............. +Clifton Greene ......... 4 Eleanor Barr ............. +James M. Greene ......... 4 Lulu B. Barr . 2 Nancy Crawley 1790 - ..... 3 C. Crawley . 2 Catharine Crawley 1793 - ..... +Daniel Cunningham . 2 John Crawley 1796 - . 2 Henry Crawley 1813 - . 2 Mary "Polly" Crawley ..... +William Shockley ..... 3 Thomas Shockley 1819 - ..... 3 Katherine Shockley 1831 - ..... 3 James Shockley 1840 - ..... 3 Wiley Shockley 1844 - ..... 3 John Louis Shockley 1828 - ..... 3 Ruth Shockley 1846 - . 2 Thomas Crawley, Jr. I will be happy to compare notes with any interested in these families. Jerry

I'm tying to find a Sarah/Sally Savage who signed some affadavits in White County ca. 1853. I do not find her on the 1850 White County, census. I believe she is probably the widow of Kendall Savage. Kendall Savage served in the War of 1812 in a unit from Overton County. Kendall and Sarah are from Surry Co. NC. There are some guardian records for Kendall, so I beleive he died. a Sally Savage is listed in the 1820 White County census with 5 children; Sarah Savage is listed in the 1830 census. Perhaps a son is listed as head of the household by 1840 and 1850. Nancy _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Audley Scott b. 1817 md. to Franky Scott on 1850 Warren Co.,TN census. Does anyone know who Audley Scott's parents or siblings were? Could he be a brother to my gggrandfather John Scott b. 1816 NC and lived in White Co.,TN until his death?

Levander Scott b. 1831 and Lucinda SCOTT b. 1835 were married in Warren Co. 1853 Lucinda was the daughter of Cooper SCOTT. Who were the parents of Lavender SCOTT?

These Scott's are on 1850 census of White Co. does anyone know who the parents were? Audley SCOTT b.1817 Leroy SCOTT b.1841 living in home of Eli HAMBY Neoma SCOTT b.1843 living in home of William Kelton

Seeking information on the family of Daniel Brown as listed in the White County census of 1850 and 1860. Daniel 64, Lee Ann (Leman in 1850 census) 52, Elizabeth 25, James 17, Saroah (Sally in 1850 census) 13. White 18-4. Also listed in the 1850 census with this family, Polly 90. Daniel's son John was my great great grandfather.The 1850 census states that Daniel and Lee Ann were born in NC. Would like any information on Daniel and Lee Ann's birthdates and parents , Polly thought to be Daniel's mother and on their children. Thank you Debra Summers

> > > > >In 1838, Richard Judson, Geo. Hutson and Isaac Hutson all sold land to James >M. Nelson. Their land all adjoined other when they sold part to Nelson. >Who is James M. NELSON? Is he related to them? > >Richard JUDSON appeared to have married the widow Creasey Hutson, widow of >Geo. and died before the 1850 cnesus. He's a mystery man and no other >Judsons have been found in White Co. by me. Who is He? > >Richard Judson was the administrator for estate of Wm Kitchens, who died by >1833, Bk 1810, pg 116, Index only. Wm Kitchens had owned land with Isaac >Hutson earlier. Who was Wm KITCHENS? > >Bonnie Reach, Alba, TX > > > > > >

Seekin informaton on my White Co Desc. H Cosby Cole born 1858 md 27 Oct 1878 Angeline Hampton born 1859 died 1941 b Wilson Cem their ch: Luther M Cole born Aug 1879 md 4 Aug 1900 Ethel Owens Thanks

Hello list, Sunday, I stopped at the France Cem. on the way back up Hwy 84 between Sparta and Monterey. I noticed 4 Charmichael men buried side by side and all were in the Confederate Army--and died there. They were one line up above were Champ Ferguson was buried. 1sg Sgt. Solomon Carmichael (b. Apr. 6, 1828 d. Nov. 20, 1861), I know, was in Abraham Ford's Co. K, 25th TN Inf. as was Pvt.Thomas Carmichael buried right beside him. Thomas was born Jan. 31, 1822 and died Dec. 31, 1861. Other's buried in the line were Pvt. Hance Carmichael (b. Oct. 23, 1823 d. June 25 1863) a member of Co. H, 28th TN Inf; and William L Carmichael, Co. H Dibrells 8th TN Cav. Does anyone know anything about these men? Were they brothers? Who were their parents? Take care, Dale Welch 303 Tayes Ave. Monterey, TN 38574 dawelch@usit.net

Residents had to pay property taxes. Many of the early property tax roll--including those for White County, TN--were typed by WPA workers prior to WWII. We copied (via pencil and paper) tax records from such a book in East Tennessee Historical Center--McClung Historicl Collection, Knoxville, TN. "Transcriptions of the County Archives of TN #93, White County (Sparta) Tax Book 1811-1815" prepared by the TN Historical Records Survey -- WPA April, 1940, The TN Historical Records Survey." The data in the books had been typed on onion skin paper with carbon paper and thence was considered too delicate for photocopying. For defense purposes all adult males had to register whenever they moved into a new county. The tax lists are by militia companies, i.e. "Capt. Isaac Privet's Company of Militia for the year of 1811.' Elreeta Weathers ---------- > From: Mitzi Freeman <SETraveler@freeman.usit.com> > To: TNWHITE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Fw: [TNWHITE] Fw: Pirtle > Date: Monday, August 23, 1999 11:23 AM > > PLEASE REPLY TO : bereach@peoplescom.net > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Bonnie Reach <bereach@peoplescom.net> > To: <TNWHITE-L-request@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, August 22, 1999 10:21 PM > Subject: Re: [TNWHITE] Fw: Pirtle > > > > > > Does anyone know about the poll tax in TN in 1811 and 1812. To what age

----- Original Message ----- From: Elreeta Weathers <ecw@htcomp.net> To: Mitzi Freeman <SETraveler@freeman.usit.com> Sent: Monday, August 23, 1999 12:51 PM Subject: Re: [TNWHITE] Tax Records > Residents had to pay property taxes. Many of the early property > tax roll--including those for White County, TN--were typed by WPA > workers prior to WWII. We copied (via pencil and paper) tax > records from such a book in East Tennessee Historical > Center--McClung Historicl Collection, Knoxville, TN. > > "Transcriptions of the County Archives of TN #93, White County > (Sparta) Tax Book 1811-1815" prepared by the TN Historical Records > Survey -- WPA April, 1940, The TN Historical Records Survey." > > The data in the books had been typed on onion skin paper with > carbon paper and thence was considered too delicate for > photocopying. > > For defense purposes all adult males had to register whenever they > moved into a new county. The tax lists are by militia companies, > i.e. "Capt. Isaac Privet's Company of Militia for the year of > 1811.' > > Elreeta Weathers > > ---------- > > From: Mitzi Freeman <SETraveler@freeman.usit.com> > > To: TNWHITE-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Fw: [TNWHITE] Fw: Pirtle > > Date: Monday, August 23, 1999 11:23 AM > > > > PLEASE REPLY TO : bereach@peoplescom.net > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Bonnie Reach <bereach@peoplescom.net> > > To: <TNWHITE-L-request@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Sunday, August 22, 1999 10:21 PM > > Subject: Re: [TNWHITE] Fw: Pirtle > > > > > > > > > > Does anyone know about the poll tax in TN in 1811 and 1812. > To what age > >

PLEASE REPLY TO : bereach@peoplescom.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Bonnie Reach <bereach@peoplescom.net> To: <TNWHITE-L-request@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 22, 1999 10:21 PM Subject: Re: [TNWHITE] Fw: Pirtle > > Does anyone know about the poll tax in TN in 1811 and 1812. To what age did > a man pay it? Did he go on the tax roll if he had only been there part of > the year? In other words, when he appears first on the roll, how long would > he have been in that Co.? > Bonnie Reach, Alba, TX > >

PLEASE REPLY TO: vickierichards@juno.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Vickie L Richards <vickierichards@juno.com> To: <TNWHITE-L-request@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 21, 1999 8:41 PM Subject: Pirtle > The person who was researching the Pirtle's in White Co, would you please > post again. I must of deleted the message. > > > Vickie > >

Hi everyone Apparently William Matlock was one of White County's more colorful characters. Does anyone have any information on William or his family either while they lived in White county or before and after? Also looking for anyone connected to the Menefee family who came to White from somewhere in VA. Marna in Rockford, IL

Is anyone researching the PIRTLE families of White County? Kathy

Is there anyone who has information or could find info on Madison Frank Williams--mid 1800's in White Co. He married Louisa Downie McGee and their first son was James Thomas Williams, who was born in White Co. and died there in the early 1900's. Madison took the family to Fannin Co., Tx where other children were born 1852-1859; he supposedly died there and she returned in 1860 to Sparta, White Co., living there until her death c.1905. This group of Williams was tied to the Cherry Creek Community and are buried in the Upper Cherry Creek cemetery. The land for the church and cemetery were deeded to the Cumberland Presbyterian congregation by Louisa's father A. McGee and Louisa in the 1840's. Any information on Madison Frank and his ancestors would be appreciated. Thanks, Sammye Mantooth, samrick@door.net

What kin is John H. Anderson to Robert G. Anderson? Do you know where they came from originally yet? Do you know of any relationship to the Halterman families? In White Co., early minute records 18 May 1810, John H. Anderson took the oath of constable, with William Grimes, John Haltiman(Halterman), and Robert G. Anderson his securities. Mamie ----- Original Message ----- From: W K 'Andy' Anderson <andy.anderson@huntengine.com> To: <TNWHITE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 19, 1999 9:46 AM Subject: [TNWHITE] Hello White County Researchers > Is anyone researching the following people in White County TN > 1800-1845 > > Robert G Anderson that first married Rebecca Fry(e) and second > m Judith Sherrill Lewis widow of Elijah Lewis. > > Elijah Lewis d abt 1820-1824. m Judith Sherrill. > > William P Anderson d 1831 in Franklin Co. First married > Nancy Bell and second Margaret Lapsey Adair. > > Have a great deal of information to share. > > Happy Hunting > > William Kent Anderson > PointBlank, TX >

Anyone researching the Lewis family. There is some information regarding that family in Seal's "History of White County". It begins with the brothers hiring an Indian guide to explore the area in 1798. Marna -----Original Message----- From: W K 'Andy' Anderson <andy.anderson@huntengine.com> To: TNWHITE-L@rootsweb.com <TNWHITE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, August 19, 1999 9:46 AM Subject: [TNWHITE] Hello White County Researchers >Is anyone researching the following people in White County TN >1800-1845 > >Robert G Anderson that first married Rebecca Fry(e) and second >m Judith Sherrill Lewis widow of Elijah Lewis. > >Elijah Lewis d abt 1820-1824. m Judith Sherrill. > >William P Anderson d 1831 in Franklin Co. First married >Nancy Bell and second Margaret Lapsey Adair. > >Have a great deal of information to share. > >Happy Hunting > >William Kent Anderson >PointBlank, TX >

Is anyone researching the following people in White County TN 1800-1845 Robert G Anderson that first married Rebecca Fry(e) and second m Judith Sherrill Lewis widow of Elijah Lewis. Elijah Lewis d abt 1820-1824. m Judith Sherrill. William P Anderson d 1831 in Franklin Co. First married Nancy Bell and second Margaret Lapsey Adair. Have a great deal of information to share. Happy Hunting William Kent Anderson PointBlank, TX