Hi Larry, Great, we would enjoy visiting. Glad to find you via the WWW. It is so much better than leaving messages on answering machines. We actually have 2 Email addresses, my son owns an ISP in OKC. Thank you for the speedy reply. Linda -----Original Message----- From: LScott2329@aol.com <LScott2329@aol.com> To: TNWILLIA-L@rootsweb.com <TNWILLIA-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, February 12, 1998 1:01 PM Subject: Re: SCOTT-WHITBEY >Linda & Dwight: > >Thanks for your reply... I thought it may have been you on the original Email, >but your e-mail address was different from the one I had on file, so I >thought, well, maybe is a new lead...anyway....On my trip to Franklin >recently, I found a whole bunch of stuff on Lewis Whitby's family as well as >the link to John & Polly Scott. I copied a whole bunch of files from the >"open records" file from the courthhouse records. Seems as though the Whitby >family were somewhat of a "renegade" sort of folks...Lewis and his sons and >brothers had been indicted at several times for a variety of things such as >assault, gambling, etc. In the next few days, I'll copy these files and send >them to you. Also John Scott lived next to Lewis' son, Green B. Whitby, as >per a court document. Lewis also gave his new wife, Lucy Westbrook, a sorrell >mare horse, which I have documentation. Apparently, Lewis moved to Arkansas a >few years later than John and Polly, but he is listed as living next to the >Scott family in a later census. 1880 I think. I'll check it out and also >send you that. As far as I can tell, Lewis did not leave a will in Yell >County. I am going to be tied up at work for the next week or so (lots of >overtime), but I should be able to get all this together for you before the >first of March. After I copy everything, I'll get in touch with you and bring >it down to Jacksonville. I'd like to meet you in person, anyway. Again, >thanks for your reply, and I'll keep in touch. Cousin Larry.... > >