Darlene: Congratulations! I am still looking for information about the SCOTT and Whitby families in Williamson County, specifically John W. Scott and James B. Scott. Loved in Williamson County in 1850s. Good luck in the Grandparent mode! Larry Scott, Tyler, TX LScott2329@aol.com

Julia Mortenson wrote: > > Hi! I am researching the line of Johnson WOOD b. ca 1762, Lunenburg Co., VA, > m. Frances THOMPSON, then died 1845 in Williamson Co. His son was Thompson > Wood b. 1784 in Lunenburg Co.(siblings: Stephen(m. WRAY, KIMMINS), Jean(m. > FOULKS), Elizabeth(m. DAVIS), Mary(m. SANFORD), Sarah(m. WOOD), Frances(m. > SANFORD) and Johnson Jr.(m. JORDAN)).Thompson Wood married Elizabeth B. > CARTER 9/10/1817 in Williamson Co and died 6/17/1850, Williamson Co. I am > especially interested in Frances Thompson and Elizabeth Carter right now. > > I am also researching Philip Hugh WARREN who married Sarah Wood (dtr. of > Thompson Wood, above) 10/28/1842 in Williamson Co. He may be the son of > Nathaniel Warren who was living next door to Johnson Wood in the 1840 > Census. They all lived in the Triune area and were early members of Wilson > Creek Church. > > The Warrens are located in Dyer Co., TN in the 1860 census. They died in > Gibson Co., TN. > > I would love to correspond with anyone interested in any of these lines. Thanks. > > Julia Mortenson, Birmingham AL > > At 08:09 PM 4/22/98 EDT, you wrote: > >Hi folks, > > > >We have several new people join the list in recent weeks. Send in your > >queries or your Williamson Co information so that others on the list will know > >who you may be researching. > > > >For us "oldies" send in another query or family information. Someone new on > >the list may be researching your line. > > > >If you have any other information that is beneficial to Williamson Co research > >please send that in as well. > > > >For those of you who have checked the Williamson County TNGenWeb site in the > >past few days you have probably noticed that I am no longer the County > >Coordinator. I decided to give up the website to work on my own genealogy and > >also to babysit my first granddaughter. She is 3 1/2 weeks old. Her name is > >Kayli Marie Aughe and she is beautiful <VBG> (that's a grandma talking). I do > >plan on keeping the mail list as I do quite alot of research in Williamson Co, > >as I was born and raised there. However, I do not live in Williamson Co or TN > >for that matter. > > > >Hope to hear from some of you on your family lines. > > > >Darlene Anderson > > > >Congratulations on your new grandbaby. They are truly a blessing from God! I am still searching for anyone related to James Tarpley Yates or John William Yates, James Maston Stephens. They all lived in Williamson County for a time. James Tarpley died there so if anyone has a cemetery listing I would appreciate you checking for his name. His son John William married twice there and moved on to Dickson County. Thanks. Millie

Looking for the families of Sarah/Sally Williams and Nicholas NAIL/NEAL. Sarah and Nicholas m in Williamson Co. 1813 and Julian NEALE signed bond. Nicholas died between 1830-1840. Sarah went to MS. Flo Neal Dickey -- mailto:dickey@azstarnet.com

Darlene-- > also to babysit my first granddaughter. She is 3 1/2 weeks old. Her How wonderful! Congratulations on your beautiful little girl. As a grandma, I can tell you IT'S GREAT! You'll treasure being so close to her. Mary Leggett

Hi! I am researching the line of Johnson WOOD b. ca 1762, Lunenburg Co., VA, m. Frances THOMPSON, then died 1845 in Williamson Co. His son was Thompson Wood b. 1784 in Lunenburg Co.(siblings: Stephen(m. WRAY, KIMMINS), Jean(m. FOULKS), Elizabeth(m. DAVIS), Mary(m. SANFORD), Sarah(m. WOOD), Frances(m. SANFORD) and Johnson Jr.(m. JORDAN)).Thompson Wood married Elizabeth B. CARTER 9/10/1817 in Williamson Co and died 6/17/1850, Williamson Co. I am especially interested in Frances Thompson and Elizabeth Carter right now. I am also researching Philip Hugh WARREN who married Sarah Wood (dtr. of Thompson Wood, above) 10/28/1842 in Williamson Co. He may be the son of Nathaniel Warren who was living next door to Johnson Wood in the 1840 Census. They all lived in the Triune area and were early members of Wilson Creek Church. The Warrens are located in Dyer Co., TN in the 1860 census. They died in Gibson Co., TN. I would love to correspond with anyone interested in any of these lines. Thanks. Julia Mortenson, Birmingham AL At 08:09 PM 4/22/98 EDT, you wrote: >Hi folks, > >We have several new people join the list in recent weeks. Send in your >queries or your Williamson Co information so that others on the list will know >who you may be researching. > >For us "oldies" send in another query or family information. Someone new on >the list may be researching your line. > >If you have any other information that is beneficial to Williamson Co research >please send that in as well. > >For those of you who have checked the Williamson County TNGenWeb site in the >past few days you have probably noticed that I am no longer the County >Coordinator. I decided to give up the website to work on my own genealogy and >also to babysit my first granddaughter. She is 3 1/2 weeks old. Her name is >Kayli Marie Aughe and she is beautiful <VBG> (that's a grandma talking). I do >plan on keeping the mail list as I do quite alot of research in Williamson Co, >as I was born and raised there. However, I do not live in Williamson Co or TN >for that matter. > >Hope to hear from some of you on your family lines. > >Darlene Anderson > >

I am seeking information on William GURLEY and Abby DEANS, who were married in Williamson County on 6 Mar 1806. I am especially interested in who their children, if any, were. Darell Widick

Looking for the family of Major John Bass (I think his father was Sion) and his wife Temperance. Also looking for the McKee's - John, Caroline, Jincy, Nancy and probably others. -----Original Message----- From: Darburns <Darburns@aol.com> To: TNWILLIA-L@rootsweb.com <TNWILLIA-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, April 22, 1998 7:22 PM Subject: [TNWILLIA-L] Our Count >Hi folks, > >Me again.....just wanted you to know we now have 109 people on the TNWILLIA >List. That is wonderful considering we began as a list on January 1, 1998. > >Darlene Anderson >

I am looking for the family of Major John B. Bass and the McKee's (Caroline, Jincy, Nancy, John B., and Andrew). -----Original Message----- From: Darburns <Darburns@aol.com> To: TNWILLIA-L@rootsweb.com <TNWILLIA-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, April 22, 1998 7:11 PM Subject: [TNWILLIA-L] Roll Call >Hi folks, > >We have several new people join the list in recent weeks. Send in your >queries or your Williamson Co information so that others on the list will know >who you may be researching. > >For us "oldies" send in another query or family information. Someone new on >the list may be researching your line. > >If you have any other information that is beneficial to Williamson Co research >please send that in as well. > >For those of you who have checked the Williamson County TNGenWeb site in the >past few days you have probably noticed that I am no longer the County >Coordinator. I decided to give up the website to work on my own genealogy and >also to babysit my first granddaughter. She is 3 1/2 weeks old. Her name is >Kayli Marie Aughe and she is beautiful <VBG> (that's a grandma talking). I do >plan on keeping the mail list as I do quite alot of research in Williamson Co, >as I was born and raised there. However, I do not live in Williamson Co or TN >for that matter. > >Hope to hear from some of you on your family lines. > >Darlene Anderson >

these people are the children of David Moss , Jr and Lucy Twitty 1.David Thomas Moss born 1805 williamson county tenn. + Mary White Giddens 2.Lucy W. Moss + John Early both of williamson co tenn 3. Catherine M. Moss + John Williams 4. Sarah M. Moss + William H. Hunter m. 1835 williamson co. tenn

Hi folks, Me again.....just wanted you to know we now have 109 people on the TNWILLIA List. That is wonderful considering we began as a list on January 1, 1998. Darlene Anderson

Hi folks, We have several new people join the list in recent weeks. Send in your queries or your Williamson Co information so that others on the list will know who you may be researching. For us "oldies" send in another query or family information. Someone new on the list may be researching your line. If you have any other information that is beneficial to Williamson Co research please send that in as well. For those of you who have checked the Williamson County TNGenWeb site in the past few days you have probably noticed that I am no longer the County Coordinator. I decided to give up the website to work on my own genealogy and also to babysit my first granddaughter. She is 3 1/2 weeks old. Her name is Kayli Marie Aughe and she is beautiful <VBG> (that's a grandma talking). I do plan on keeping the mail list as I do quite alot of research in Williamson Co, as I was born and raised there. However, I do not live in Williamson Co or TN for that matter. Hope to hear from some of you on your family lines. Darlene Anderson

William Taylor married Nancy Trout ,1820s in Williamson Co. is anyone looking for this couple. -- http://www.genforum.com

TNWILLIA-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > Subject: > > TNWILLIA-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 26 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [TNWILLIA-L] RAGSDALE [WmTBerry <WmTBerry@aol.com>] > #2 [TNWILLIA-L] MASON--STEVENS surnam [TaylorPMas <TaylorPMas@aol.com>] > #3 [TNWILLIA-L] [Fwd: [TNANDERS-L] Ge [Jas T Kesterson Sr <james98@bellso] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from TNWILLIA-D, send a message to > > TNWILLIA-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: [TNWILLIA-L] RAGSDALE > Date: Sun, 19 Apr 1998 07:51:38 EDT > From: WmTBerry <WmTBerry@aol.com> > To: TNWILLIA-L@rootsweb.com > > RAGSDALE: Benjamin RAGSDALE born abt. 1858 was shown as receiveing Rev. War > pension while living in Williamson Co. Will exchange info. with other > RAGSDALE researchers. > > ______________________________ > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: [TNWILLIA-L] MASON--STEVENS surnames > Date: Sun, 19 Apr 1998 11:23:20 EDT > From: TaylorPMas <TaylorPMas@aol.com> > To: tnwillia-l@rootsweb.com > > Info sought on the following persons: > MASON, HENRY P. born on 3-15-1810 in Southern Virginia and d. 12-14-1869 in > Tarrant county, Texas. Moved to Williamson county, Tennessee between 1830 and > 1840. > STEVENS, MARY D. born 4-5-1812 Williamson county and died 3-14-1871 in > Tarrant county, Texas. Daugter of Edward and Nancy Stevens. > Children: > Mason, James Edgar b. 4-1836 d. 6-29-1911 Madison county, Tenn > Mason, William S. b. 3-17-1838 d. 11-5-1875 Texas > Mason, Francis b. 7-25-1834 > Mason, William L. > Mason, Martha b. 1848 > Mason, Stokley b. 1840 > Mason, Mobley > THANKS. > > ______________________________ > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: [TNWILLIA-L] [Fwd: [TNANDERS-L] Genealogy Workshop] > Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 10:50:41 -0400 > From: Jas T Kesterson Sr <james98@bellsouth.net> > To: TNWILLIA-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: [TNANDERS-L] Genealogy Workshop > Resent-Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1998 17:40:45 -0700 (PDT) > Resent-From: TNANDERS-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1998 20:45:21 -0400 > From: Jas T Kesterson Sr <james98@bellsouth.net> > To: tnanders-l@rootsweb.com > > Pellissippi Genealogical & Historical Society will sponsor an all day > Workshop on Saturday, May 16, 1998 from 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. at the > Clinton Senior High School Cafeteria, 425 Dragon Drive, Clinton, > Tennessee. This being Armed Forces Day, Lynn Fox,Patriot, will present > ,"Walking In the Footsteps Of History." Cherel Bolin Henderson, East > Tennessee Historical Society, will also be on the program. A > representative from the LDS Library will speak. Other speakers are being > scheduled at this time. Book Sales- Genealogical Materials and Forms- > Local and East Tennessee Resources. There will be tables setup for > everyone that brings their Genealogy Books and Materials to sale. There > is no setup fee. This Workshop is Free Admission and includes > Refreshments for Break and Lunch. Donations Accepted. There will be Door > Prizes awarded. Everyone is Welcome. If you need additonal information > email me at < james98@bellsouth.net > > Registration Chairman, Barbara Kesterson. Please unsubscribe the updates. Kathy Dexter

Searching for info on Samuel Grigg b. abt 1778 in Delaware or Virginia. d. abt. 1856 Maury Co., Ten. married Mary P. Braden b. 1789 Va. lived in Left will in Maury Co., Ten. owned land, possibly lived in Williamson Co., Ten. children: John G. Grigg b. 1801 Va. m. Elizabeth Cook T.H. Grigg Patrick Henry Grigg b. 1812 Tn m. Gillie Samuel J. Grigg b. 1825 Tn m. Mary J. Dolan Amasa B. Grigg b. 1814 Tn Isaac Grigg b. 1822 Tn. Jacob F. Grigg b. 1804 Rebecca Grigg b. 1803 VA Catherine Grigg b. 1805 Tn m. Thomas Greer Is anyone researching the Grigg line in Williamson Co.? Any help Appreciated.

Info sought on the following persons: MASON, HENRY P. born on 3-15-1810 in Southern Virginia and d. 12-14-1869 in Tarrant county, Texas. Moved to Williamson county, Tennessee between 1830 and 1840. STEVENS, MARY D. born 4-5-1812 Williamson county and died 3-14-1871 in Tarrant county, Texas. Daugter of Edward and Nancy Stevens. Children: Mason, James Edgar b. 4-1836 d. 6-29-1911 Madison county, Tenn Mason, William S. b. 3-17-1838 d. 11-5-1875 Texas Mason, Francis b. 7-25-1834 Mason, William L. Mason, Martha b. 1848 Mason, Stokley b. 1840 Mason, Mobley THANKS.

RAGSDALE: Benjamin RAGSDALE born abt. 1858 was shown as receiveing Rev. War pension while living in Williamson Co. Will exchange info. with other RAGSDALE researchers.

I am interested in information on Isaac Tignor, James W. Tignor, and who the kids were of these two men. If someone has proven Isaac to be James father, I would love to see the connection. Murfrees Fork of Williamson Co, TN-- anyone know where it was in the county? Thanks in advance for any help Jerry Tignor

Wanda, if you got all of my messages, I`m sorry that I may have sounded annoyed. I thought my message was coming back to me, instead of going to you, as every time I sent it, it came back to me. Hopefully, we`ll both find our Greens. Margaret Finley

I am sorry I didn't realize my message was going to you personally. I thought it was on the rootsweb to go to many others as well to see if anything look familiar to them.