Hi William....I will be glad to do this for you, and also ask if you have the Goodspeed listings for Hayes/Hays. They could be very informative, and if you request, I will send those also. God bless you and yours......Donna Hayes King Early Obituaries of Williamson Co.,TN....by: Louise Gillespie Lynch .....Hays, infant son of Reuben...died 13 July 1835...cholera...(WWR) .....Hays, Miss Jane...died 2 Feb.1839 near Eagleville...age 39 years...Member of the Methodist Church (WWR) .....Hodge, Thomas, Jr. Esq...died at Joonesboro 30 April 1834...formerly of this place, of biluious fever...left wife and child...(WWR 8-22-1834). .....Hodge, William, infant, son of the late Thomas Hodge...died 15 Sept.1835, age about 2 years. (WWR). .....Hodge, Miss Lavinia...funeral to be preached by Rev. E. H. Hatcher on 4th Sun., 26 Sept.1841 in the Methodist Episcopal Church. (WWR 9-17-1841). .....Porter, Mary Margaret...died 12 July 1847...granddaughter of Mr. John W. and Mrs. Jane Hodge. (WWR 7-23-1847). .....Carothers, Mrs Priscilla R....fdied 27 July 1850 at the resident of her father John W. Hodge, about 2 miles east of Franklin. Wife of R. Blake Carothers. (WWR 8-2-1850). .....Hodge, Nancy...died 19 Aug.1852, one of the oldest native born citizens of middle Tennessee...born 20 Feb. 1874 in Davidson County, TN where Nashville now stands. She left an aged husband, 2 children, and several grandchildren. (THP 8-26-1852, TRW 8-27-1852) .....Hodge, Robert...died 1 Dec.1852...age 68. (TRW 8-27-1852) .....Porter, M. J. (Mrs. E. D.)...died 28 Oct.1842...age 17y6m...daughter of John W. Hodge...married less than 2 years. (WWR) .....Hodge, John W.,...Accident on Saturday evening just before night. As our friend, John W. Hodge, who resides about 2 miles east of town, was on his way home, his horse took fright between the end of Main Street and the bridge and threw him severly, and as it was then supposed, fatally injuring him. He was taken up and carried to the residence of Dr. D.B. Cliffe, where he has since been receiving every attention, kindness can bestow. He is, we are all glad to learn, thought to be a little better, thiough his condition is still very critical. (WWR 9-21-1855)...Died at the residence of Dr. D. B. Cliffe, Thursday evening 20 Sept.1855, age about 60 years. (WWR 9-28-1855) .....Hodge, John W., son of James R., died Saturday of Thyphoid fever. Age 20 yrs. Buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery. (Williamson County News 11-25-1897) .....Sinclair, Priscilla (Mrs. John)...died 27 Feb. 1847...age 33 years. Daughter of Robert Hodge...funeral preached by M. L. Andrews. (WWR 3-12-1847) ( There is nothing even close to the name 'Sammons'...DHK)