I am looking for info on Martha Giles md Samuel Graham 12 Dec 1848 Williamson Co. I have Martha's siblings and her parents and Samuel's siblings but can't find where they were buried or birth and death dates I would like info on their children. I have Lucy Jane,W. N. Mary Elizabeth my ggrandmother(I have all info on her) but can't find info on Lucy or W.N who they married death or birth dates.Can anyone help me Thanks

Thanks to all the many many responses to my post on Nathaniel B Smithson/Mary Cheatham. I have found a lot of helpful info I couldn't find. Now I have to get busy visiting libraries and getting copies Thanks again

Ann, Do you know the dates on your JOHNSON WOOD? I have three in my database but I don't have a SLEDGE marriage for any of them....but maybe he was married more than once....here are the ones I have: JOHNSON WOOD (1762 Lunenb. Co Va-1845 Williamson County, Tennessee,son of STEPHEN WOOD & ANN JOHNSON) married FRANCES (FANNY) THOMPSON their son JOHNSON WOOD JR who died in Williamson County in 1835, married 30 Oct 1815 SUSAN JORDAN their son JOHNSON WOOD III b 1825 m. AMANDA F. SMITH This is all I have on the JOHNSON WOOD descent but if you will contact me, I will give you the e-mail addresses of some of their descendnts. Good researching, Carole descendant of Stephen Wood (Rev War) and Ann Johnson Sarah(Sallie) Wood & William Jordan (Rev War)

Can anyone provide info on Nathaniel B Smithson md Mary Cheatham. Where I might find will, marriage, birth and death records. Who were their parents and any other info on them. Ann

Can someone please tell me where the Hill cemetery is? Sharon Hill Witt

I knew Martha & Johnson Wood were buried in the Lester cemetery. but never knew where in Flat Ck it was located, but we searched this weekend and I found it. Martha & Johnson Wood were my gggrandparents, Charlotte Ann Wood Harper was my ggrandmother. Her son Thomas Lee was my grandfather. I hope to be able to go back to the Lester Cemetery and do some cleaning if I can. Its a beautiful little cemetery A lot of my direct ancestors are buried there. I would like to have info on Johnson Wood's ancestor and where I might find documents. I have info from other researcher that Allen Wood was Johnson's father can anyone help me? Thanks Ann

I made a blunder. My hubby was standing over my shoulder giving orders, sorry, Ann I should have noticed the error since I was named after her. It was Johnson Wood md Martha Ann Sledge. Charlotte Ann was her daughter my ggrandmother

Hi listers Am still researching my gggrandparents Johnson Wood md Charlotte Ann Sledge Wood Can anyone provide me with doc info on Johnson Wood's parents. I have been to the Williamson Co Archives and lokked at wills and other records but it seems there are more than 1 Johnson Wood . Can anyone help me with doc proof of his ancestors Thanks Ann

I have a photo of a LONNIE CAMPBELL. Would like to know who he is and who his family is. Any takers? I don't know if he is even still alive.

Hello, I was doing a search on the site of a genealogy book distributor. The Tennessee, "Southside" edition came up positive for Mays as a surname in it. Anyone have access to the book? I have a few Mays that went through there in my line. They were Frances, Drury, Smith, and David Mays. Are my relatives or their descendants listed? Thanks, Raymond Mays San Angelo, TX [email protected]

I hope this is still email address. I am researchilng Rays. Do you know of anyone who can help me. I found an email from Sep 9 where you referred someone to Janice Castleman. Can I have her address. My Rays are driving me nuts (short trip) Thanks -----Original Message----- From: Sammy R. Webb <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, September 18, 2000 3:55 PM Subject: Re: [TNWILLIA] Ray -Webb >Kathy: I sent your note to a friend of mine also a Ray descendant . Her >name is Janice Castleman. Maybe she can help you with the Ray(s). > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 7:06 AM >Subject: [TNWILLIA] Ray -Webb > > >> While there seems to be so much activity on the list, I want to ask again! >> I'm looking for information on Robert R. Ray b. 1800 - 1810. He married >> Matilda Webb b. abt 1812. At least one of their son's was born in >Williamson >> Co., John T. Ray b. 1847 in Eagleville, Tenn. Does anyone know of this >> family? They are a brick wall. >> Thank you, >> Kathy Stevenson >> >> >> ==== TNWILLIA Mailing List ==== >> PLEASE NOTE: This list is for queries and replies, comments, requests >> for help, and other genealogical related information that is of interest >> to researchers of Williamson County, Tennessee. If you have questions >> or comments let me know. Noel Matthews - [email protected] - >> keeper of the list. Williamson County Web Site: >> http://www.noelm.com/williamson/index.html >> >> > > >==== TNWILLIA Mailing List ==== >PLEASE NOTE: This list is for queries and replies, comments, requests >for help, and other genealogical related information that is of interest >to researchers of Williamson County, Tennessee. If you have questions >or comments let me know. Noel Matthews - [email protected] - >keeper of the list. Williamson County Web Site: >http://www.noelm.com/williamson/index.html >

PJ, There is a Robert Morrison listed in the 1840 Williamson County Census. Here is what it has: 23rd District M-1 0-5 m-2 5-10 m-2 10-15 m-o 15-20 m-0 20-30 m-0 30-40 m-1 40-50 f-1 0-5 f-o 5-10 f-o 10-15 f-0 15-20 f-o 20-30 f-o 30-40 f-0 40-50 f-1 50-60 This is the only Morrison listed in the Census There is no MORRISON listed in the 1850 Census however there is a MORISON listed: #619 - farmer S. Morison 50 m nc N. " 38 f nc A. " farmer 20 m tn T " farmer 17 m tn S. " 14 f tn R. " 10 m tn W. " 7 m tn S. " 5 f tn J. " 1 f tn No MORRISON is listed in the 1860 Census Hope this helps Noel

Hello...... I am new to this list and I need help please........ Does anyone have acess to the 1850 Census Or the Will Books Or the Marriage Records prior to 1825 I am looking for anything related to the MORRISON surname....... I will be happy to exchange info....... As the old saying goes....".I will beg, borrow or steal" any info that you are willing to share with me or to lookup for me....... I think my MORRISON family was in Williamson Co (in fact I know they were)....... I have the 2nd marriage of my gggrandfather but I sure need the 1st one bad (1st is mine) Robert D. MORRISON married nancy MORGAN in 1841 in Williamson Co......... His father Robert MORRISON is suppose to have died there........thank you for anything you can help me with.........pj [email protected]

Am not sure that this made it to the list so will repost it just in case it didn't. Noel Subject: EWING Date: Sat, 24 Mar 2001 09:48:37 -0700 From: "James E. \(Jim\) Ewing" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> I learned in a round about way that you were looking for some information on William Ewing (1823). Here is a bit that could be helpful to you. This information came from William (Bill) Ewing, [email protected] who lives in Tulsa, OK. If you are needing information on the Ewing family, he can help you out. Please note that he is leaving for Europe for a couple of weeks. I live in Dallas, TX [email protected] but, I am not as knowledgeable about the Ewing family as is Cousin Bill. Kindest Regards, James E. (Jim) Ewing The grandfather of William Ewing (1823) was our grandfather so, there is a relationship although he was not a progenitor. William Ewing (1823) is our second cousin 3 times removed. William Ewing (1823) served both in the Mexican War and Confederate Army, in the latter in command of a company of cavaley at the time of his death. He was Representative of Williamson County, Tennessee, in 1861. We will be leaving Sunday for two weeks in Rome. Will ask the Pope to send you a blessing. Take care, Cousin Bill

I'm searching for a record of the death of Elizabeth "Betsy" Langston the first wife of William Sweet. I believe she died around 1849-50 in Williamson Co. Tn. I am, also, looking for a record of the remarriage of William, as I believe he remarried about 1850-52 and moved to Marshall Co. Ky. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Jean

Greetings List Members, "The Virtual Card for You" is a hoax that should be ignored. Please see URL: http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/virtual.card.for.you.html Ann Jackson

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I'm sorry. I forgot to give you info on William Ewing. He was born 5/2/1823 in Franklin, TN. son of Andrew B. Ewing and Eliza McDowell McGavock. Thank you Billie Ewing

Good evening, I'm new on this list. I am a descendant of the Ewings, McGavocks and Withers of this area. I have information on the Ewings and McGavocks. I have a mystery. My great great grand father William Ewing was killed in the Civil War. I only know that he served both in the Mexican War and Confederate Army, in the latter in command of a company of cavalry at the time of his death. I've always wanted to know where and how he was killed. He was married to Lida Withers at the time. She was born 4/27/1835 in Franklin, TN. and died in 11/21/1865 in Franklin. Her father was John W. Withers. I don't know how she died. My great grand father William Milton Ewing was born Dec. 9th 1862 in Franklin. I don't know who raised him. Can any one help me out with these ponderings. Maybe steer me to a web site or something? I'll be happy to share any info I have with relations to Ewings and McGavocks in the Franklin area. Thank you Billie Ewing [email protected]

Found Benjamin M. Meek b. abt. 1835 in GA on the 1880 census for Williamson Co. TN. both parents b. GA Wife Caroline age 41 b. SC, both parents b. SC children; Charles age 22 b. AL Emma D. age 18 b. AL Josie V. age 15 b. AL William age 12 b. TN father of Maut Meek b. 1888 in TN Thomas R. age 10 b. TN James A. age 8 b. TN Brittian age 5 b. TN Walter B. age 3 b. TN Jennings, Archibald age 70 b. SC census says he is wife's uncle. Cidney