Hello, I am trying to sort out the Underwoods that were in Wilson Co in the 1820s into the 1850s. Were they Quakers? Is anyone researching the Underwoods,The Adamsons and the Wells? Thanks Alma

In a message dated 6/15/02 6:04:35 PM Central Daylight Time, TNWILSON-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > nannie29@juno.com > I have a lot of LANNOM ancestors and a few books about Wilson and Rutherford Counties. If you can give me full names and any dates of your Lannom ancestors, I will try to help you. Wilarlie Knight Barto Huntsville, AL E-mail: wilarliekb@aol.com

Dear Kathleen, Thank you for sending all of the Hunter information from Wilson County my way. You sent information I didn't even know would be there on the Harvil family! I sincerely appreciate your help. And I saw the email from Erick. We have been in contact before. It will be good to re-establish contact with him again. A sincere thank you, Leanne ----- Original Message ----- From: "al and kathie" <jak.ish@verizon.net> To: <TNWILSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 10:07 AM Subject: Re: [TNWILSON] Hunter - Harvel - Kirk - Quinn families in Wilson County > Leanne, > There are 3 HUNTER households on the 1850 Census of Wilson County. > Each household has a William in it. > > 1850 Census of Wilson Co TN > 1. District 2, household 265 > HUNTER, John age 26, born TN > Nancy age 24, born TN > WILLIAM age 6 months, born TN > > 2. District 6, household 1082 > HUNTER, Wright age 61, born NC > Ann E. age 27, born TN > Nancy age 24, born TN > Green H. age 18, born TN > Mary J. age 22, born TN > WILLIAM age 14, born TN > James age 12, born TN > Maxey age 9, born TN > Howel A. B. age 4, born TN > > 3. District 7, household 1283 > HUNTER, WILLIAM age 36, born TN > Margaret age 30, born TN > Children: Isaac H. 13, Mary A. 12, Martha J. 11, > Saraphine 4, Harriet J. 3 > All born TN > NOTE: William Hunter married Margaret Scoby Oct 13, 1835. Alex H. Provine > BM. > > From Wilson Co Marriages 1802-1850 > 1. Edward Hunter married Rachel HARVIL Sept 21, 1848. Thomas P Moore, MG > 2. Peter HARVILLE married Sally Watkins May 14, 1818 by Wm Lawrence,JP > Bond issued May 11, 1818. Turner M. Lawrence Bondsman. > NOTE: These are the ONLY 2 Harvel marriages listed in the Index of this > book. > > From book "People of Wilson Co TN, 1800-1899" by Thomas Parlow > 1. Quarterly Court Minutes, 1816-1819 > Henry HARVEL entered a plea of guilty to the charge made against him > August 1818. > 2. Wills and Inventories 1866--1871 > Isaac H. Hunter Inventory recorded July 9, 1868. > > Hope this helps. > Kathleen > ----- Original Message ----- > From: " Stone" <rlnstone@mchsi.com> > To: <TNWILSON-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 10:15 AM > Subject: [TNWILSON] Hunter - Harvel - Kirk - Quinn families in Wilson County > > > > Hi, > > > > I'm new to the Wilson County list, so I'm not sure I am doing this > properly. I'm looking for information on the Hunter Harvel, Kirk and Quinn > families. Below is the information that I have (although I didn't pull my > files and am doing this from memory, so I might be off a bit). > > > > William Wright Hunter (born circa 1849) married Sophronia Smithwick in > Wilson County. Sophronia died at a young age. Children Lillard, Walter, > Humphrey Leona. (Have picture of family without Sophronia.) > > > > William Wright (WW) Hunter married next Celina Ellen Kirk circa 1890. > They had the following children: Curtis, Davira, May Clark, Willie May, > Ruth. They moved to Texas circa 1900. (Have picture of family.) > > > > William Wright Hunter was the son of Edward Nicholas (E.N. or Ned) Hunter > and Rachel Harvel. He had one sister. > > > > Estimate Edward Nicholas Hunter born circa 1820. And according to the > 1850 census, he was born in Tennessee. Who were his parents? I have seen a > William Hunter in an index for Wilson County 1850 (I have not seen the > census itself.) Could this be Edward Nicholas' father? Would anyone have > access to the 1850 census and be willing to do a lookup for me? > > > > Edward Nicholas Hunter and his wife and baby son William lived in Kentucky > when the 1850 census was taken. They lived in Lebanon, Wilson County before > and after and the family's roots go deep into Wilson County, we believe. We > know nothing of the Harvel family, but are interested in them. They were > born in Tennessee also. > > > > Selina Ellen Kirk was born circa 1870 in Tennessee. We do not know who > her father or mother were. We have heard that her mother's maiden name was > Quinn. Any info appreciated. > > > > And one last question. What is the Hunter's point that is referred to in > Wilson County? Is it named such because of the Hunter family or is a really > good place to go hunting? > > > > Thanks for all of your help! > > > > Leanne > > > > > > > > ==== TNWILSON Mailing List ==== > > The Wilson County Genealogy Depot > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwcogs/ > > <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwcogs">The Wilson Co. Depot</A> > > > > > > > ==== TNWILSON Mailing List ==== > The Wilson County Genealogy Depot > http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwcogs/ > <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwcogs">The Wilson Co. Depot</A> > >

Many of my Hearnes kept the e... seems as though it varied. Be glad to share info with you... I have my family line at http://thegenealogypages.org and you can see the general idea there. Glad to send you further info, if you'd like. Kindly, Christine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Cummings" <alanc@gis.net> To: <TNWILSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 9:29 PM Subject: [TNWILSON] Hearn/e > Hearns that migrated to TN generally dropped the final e. I have many > Hearns in Wilson Co. and other places. Be interested in exchanging > info. Bob Cummings > > > > ==== TNWILSON Mailing List ==== > The Wilson County Genealogy Depot > http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwcogs/ > <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwcogs">The Wilson Co. Depot</A> > >

Rick Thanks Kent ----- Original Message ----- From: "Fredric Z. Saunders" <fzsaund@ix.netcom.com> To: <TNWILSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2002 2:29 PM Subject: [TNWILSON] Civil districts > I don't know of any on-line map showing the districts for Wilson County. Most larger libraries probably have a copy of *Township Atlas of the United States,* which shows roughly where the 25 Civil Districts in Wilson County were. District 7 was in the northeast corner, including the area where Wilson, Trousdale, and Smith Counties come together. > > Rick Saunders > http://genealogypro.com/fsaunders.html > > > ==== TNWILSON Mailing List ==== > You can find the directions to unsubscribe from the TNWILSON list at: > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/TN/wilson.html >

Rich, At which library did you find this book? Do you know if it is available at the TSLA? Thanks, Vonnie Looper Munnerlyn Fredric Z. Saunders wrote: > > I don't know of any on-line map showing the districts for Wilson County. Most larger libraries probably have a copy of *Township Atlas of the United States,* which shows roughly where the 25 Civil Districts in Wilson County were. District 7 was in the northeast corner, including the area where Wilson, Trousdale, and Smith Counties come together. > > Rick Saunders > http://genealogypro.com/fsaunders.html > > ==== TNWILSON Mailing List ==== > You can find the directions to unsubscribe from the TNWILSON list at: > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/TN/wilson.html

I am glad to hear from a descendant of William Wright Hunter, who was a brother of my ancestor, Mary Ann Hunter (b. ca. 1853), wife of William Asberry Davis. William Wright and Mary Ann Hunter were children of Edward Nicholas Hunter and Rachel J. Harvel. After Rachel died, "Ned" as he was called, remarried to Mrs. Sarah Ann (Joplin) Tomlinson, widow of James Tomlinson. They lived on Lock 5 Road near Hunter's Point. (Coincidentally, Sarah Joplin and James Tomlinson are also my direct ancestors). Edward N. Hunter was a son of Wright Hunter and his second wife, Elizabeth Chambers. Wright Hunter came to Wilson County from Duplin County, North Carolina, as did the Chambers. Wright and Elizabeth were related, her mother Ann/Annie/Fannie Hunter (wife of Lewis Chambers) being a daughter of Nicholas Hunter of Duplin County. Wright Hunter's father was William Hunter, also of Duplin County. William and Nicholas Hunter of Duplin were believed to have been brothers, and sons of Job Hunter. I have worked on the Harvels without too much success. I think Rachel was very likely the daughter of Peter Harvel (Harvil, Harville), who married Sarah Watkins in Wilson County in 1818. Sarah, or Sally was apparently the daughter of Reece and Rachel (Martin) Watkins, who came from Campbell County, Virginia, first to Smith County, Tennessee, then to Wilson County, Tennessee, and ended up in Butler County, Kentucky. I think William S. Harvel of Butler County, Kentucky was probably Rachel's brother, and a Linda Harvel who married a Ramsey there was likely Rachel's sister. But there is still much to sort out on the Harvels. I would be delighted to exchange information on these folks. Erick Montgomery

In the 1850 Wilson County Census I found Jesse Pemberton, the page list him in "Civil District #7" Could some explain, "Civil District #7"? are there maps showing districts? Kent Illinois

I don't know of any on-line map showing the districts for Wilson County. Most larger libraries probably have a copy of *Township Atlas of the United States,* which shows roughly where the 25 Civil Districts in Wilson County were. District 7 was in the northeast corner, including the area where Wilson, Trousdale, and Smith Counties come together. Rick Saunders http://genealogypro.com/fsaunders.html

Erick, Sorry if I was not clear, I am not a descendant of your lines. I just have a few Wilson Co books and try to do lookups in response to message board queries. Kathleen Hill ----- Original Message ----- From: <Erickdm@aol.com> To: <TNWILSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2002 11:23 AM Subject: [TNWILSON] Hunter, Harvel, Chambers, Watkins > I am glad to hear from a descendant of William Wright Hunter, who was a > brother of my ancestor, Mary Ann Hunter (b. ca. 1853), wife of William > Asberry Davis. > > William Wright and Mary Ann Hunter were children of Edward Nicholas Hunter > and Rachel J. Harvel. After Rachel died, "Ned" as he was called, remarried > to Mrs. Sarah Ann (Joplin) Tomlinson, widow of James Tomlinson. They lived > on Lock 5 Road near Hunter's Point. (Coincidentally, Sarah Joplin and James > Tomlinson are also my direct ancestors). > > Edward N. Hunter was a son of Wright Hunter and his second wife, Elizabeth > Chambers. Wright Hunter came to Wilson County from Duplin County, North > Carolina, as did the Chambers. Wright and Elizabeth were related, her mother > Ann/Annie/Fannie Hunter (wife of Lewis Chambers) being a daughter of Nicholas > Hunter of Duplin County. Wright Hunter's father was William Hunter, also of > Duplin County. William and Nicholas Hunter of Duplin were believed to have > been brothers, and sons of Job Hunter. > > I have worked on the Harvels without too much success. I think Rachel was > very likely the daughter of Peter Harvel (Harvil, Harville), who married > Sarah Watkins in Wilson County in 1818. Sarah, or Sally was apparently the > daughter of Reece and Rachel (Martin) Watkins, who came from Campbell County, > Virginia, first to Smith County, Tennessee, then to Wilson County, Tennessee, > and ended up in Butler County, Kentucky. I think William S. Harvel of Butler > County, Kentucky was probably Rachel's brother, and a Linda Harvel who > married a Ramsey there was likely Rachel's sister. But there is still much > to sort out on the Harvels. > > I would be delighted to exchange information on these folks. > > Erick Montgomery > > > ==== TNWILSON Mailing List ==== > The Wilson County Genealogy Depot > http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwcogs/ > <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwcogs">The Wilson Co. Depot</A> > >

I just want to remind everyone that after three mail bounces, members are automatically removed from the list. Mail bounces for a variety of reasons but one of the most common is a full mail box. Please, check your email regularly! If you are automatically unsubscribed, you will be sent email but it may not do much good as it will probably bounce, too! We do not have a "no mail" mode so if you leave on vacation or get busy with summer activities and can't check your email, please unsubscribe from the list and subscribe again later. Thanks for your help, Denise Price Boyd See my Price/Dunn/Smith and Porter/Thompson/Bunce/Fetters family at: http://www.challengenet.com/price/

Transcribed by Henry Ford Cutrell (1923-1986) Reprinted with permission from Sue Cutrell Reynolds (daughter of Henry Cutrell) Gwynn Cemetery; on west side of Gwynn Rd. about 3/4 mile south of Double Log Cabin Rd. Bryant, Rebecka 14 Apr 1782-18 Jun 1825 , Samuel 26 Dec 1777-5 Jan 1821 Evertson, Walter Davies 5 Apr 1819-14 Mar 1892 , Ann Mary Fatheree, w/o W. D., 30 Aug 1831-1 Sep 1890 Gwynn, Judith P. H., w/o R., 3 Feb 1813-11 May 1882 , Robert 18 Nov 1803-29 May 1888 , J. R. 22 Sep 1848-14 Jan 1908 , Alice E. 1843-1942 , Judith E. 1875-1957 , Walter E. 1876-1948 Oldham, Addie M. Evertson, w/o George C., 13 Jan 1867-22 Feb 1892

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/UiB.2ACI/125.309.1 Message Board Post: Hi Kathy, I have the same birth years as you do for James and Elizabeth Taylor: 1800 and 1801. James, Sr died in the Mexican War in Jalapa,Mexico.Don't know where he is buried. Don't know if his body was brought back to Jefferson Co. I could find no cemetery records for him there. I will be visiting Aunt Lena in Pocola tomorrow (Thursday). I am taking her the Ward book I just finished. It has the Ward's/Bowman's/Green's/Taylor's/Dodd's/Coen's, etc. I only have the one copy but will be printing additional copies in the fall. Are you interested?There is some great stuff with really old photos from Aunt Lena and other family members. I could send you copies of some selected pages/families if you are interested. I do have my copy with me. Aunt Lena is getting up in years and I had promised her for two years that I would write something on the Ward's and I knew I could not wait any longer. Have a great trip to Oakland. Wish I was there. Take care and do get back to me soon. I will only be able to get to check my email once a week after Saturday. Bye for now, BARB

When looking for Quinn's be sure and check out surname Queen. The two were interchanged a lot. Vicki ----- Original Message ----- From: " Stone" <rlnstone@mchsi.com> To: <TNWILSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 12:15 PM Subject: [TNWILSON] Hunter - Harvel - Kirk - Quinn families in Wilson County > Hi, > > I'm new to the Wilson County list, so I'm not sure I am doing this properly. I'm looking for information on the Hunter Harvel, Kirk and Quinn families. Below is the information that I have (although I didn't pull my files and am doing this from memory, so I might be off a bit). > > William Wright Hunter (born circa 1849) married Sophronia Smithwick in Wilson County. Sophronia died at a young age. Children Lillard, Walter, Humphrey Leona. (Have picture of family without Sophronia.) > > William Wright (WW) Hunter married next Celina Ellen Kirk circa 1890. They had the following children: Curtis, Davira, May Clark, Willie May, Ruth. They moved to Texas circa 1900. (Have picture of family.) > > William Wright Hunter was the son of Edward Nicholas (E.N. or Ned) Hunter and Rachel Harvel. He had one sister. > > Estimate Edward Nicholas Hunter born circa 1820. And according to the 1850 census, he was born in Tennessee. Who were his parents? I have seen a William Hunter in an index for Wilson County 1850 (I have not seen the census itself.) Could this be Edward Nicholas' father? Would anyone have access to the 1850 census and be willing to do a lookup for me? > > Edward Nicholas Hunter and his wife and baby son William lived in Kentucky when the 1850 census was taken. They lived in Lebanon, Wilson County before and after and the family's roots go deep into Wilson County, we believe. We know nothing of the Harvel family, but are interested in them. They were born in Tennessee also. > > Selina Ellen Kirk was born circa 1870 in Tennessee. We do not know who her father or mother were. We have heard that her mother's maiden name was Quinn. Any info appreciated. > > And one last question. What is the Hunter's point that is referred to in Wilson County? Is it named such because of the Hunter family or is a really good place to go hunting? > > Thanks for all of your help! > > Leanne > > > > ==== TNWILSON Mailing List ==== > The Wilson County Genealogy Depot > http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwcogs/ > <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwcogs">The Wilson Co. Depot</A> > >

Hi, I'm new to the Wilson County list, so I'm not sure I am doing this properly. I'm looking for information on the Hunter Harvel, Kirk and Quinn families. Below is the information that I have (although I didn't pull my files and am doing this from memory, so I might be off a bit). William Wright Hunter (born circa 1849) married Sophronia Smithwick in Wilson County. Sophronia died at a young age. Children Lillard, Walter, Humphrey Leona. (Have picture of family without Sophronia.) William Wright (WW) Hunter married next Celina Ellen Kirk circa 1890. They had the following children: Curtis, Davira, May Clark, Willie May, Ruth. They moved to Texas circa 1900. (Have picture of family.) William Wright Hunter was the son of Edward Nicholas (E.N. or Ned) Hunter and Rachel Harvel. He had one sister. Estimate Edward Nicholas Hunter born circa 1820. And according to the 1850 census, he was born in Tennessee. Who were his parents? I have seen a William Hunter in an index for Wilson County 1850 (I have not seen the census itself.) Could this be Edward Nicholas' father? Would anyone have access to the 1850 census and be willing to do a lookup for me? Edward Nicholas Hunter and his wife and baby son William lived in Kentucky when the 1850 census was taken. They lived in Lebanon, Wilson County before and after and the family's roots go deep into Wilson County, we believe. We know nothing of the Harvel family, but are interested in them. They were born in Tennessee also. Selina Ellen Kirk was born circa 1870 in Tennessee. We do not know who her father or mother were. We have heard that her mother's maiden name was Quinn. Any info appreciated. And one last question. What is the Hunter's point that is referred to in Wilson County? Is it named such because of the Hunter family or is a really good place to go hunting? Thanks for all of your help! Leanne

Leanne, There are 3 HUNTER households on the 1850 Census of Wilson County. Each household has a William in it. 1850 Census of Wilson Co TN 1. District 2, household 265 HUNTER, John age 26, born TN Nancy age 24, born TN WILLIAM age 6 months, born TN 2. District 6, household 1082 HUNTER, Wright age 61, born NC Ann E. age 27, born TN Nancy age 24, born TN Green H. age 18, born TN Mary J. age 22, born TN WILLIAM age 14, born TN James age 12, born TN Maxey age 9, born TN Howel A. B. age 4, born TN 3. District 7, household 1283 HUNTER, WILLIAM age 36, born TN Margaret age 30, born TN Children: Isaac H. 13, Mary A. 12, Martha J. 11, Saraphine 4, Harriet J. 3 All born TN NOTE: William Hunter married Margaret Scoby Oct 13, 1835. Alex H. Provine BM. From Wilson Co Marriages 1802-1850 1. Edward Hunter married Rachel HARVIL Sept 21, 1848. Thomas P Moore, MG 2. Peter HARVILLE married Sally Watkins May 14, 1818 by Wm Lawrence,JP Bond issued May 11, 1818. Turner M. Lawrence Bondsman. NOTE: These are the ONLY 2 Harvel marriages listed in the Index of this book. From book "People of Wilson Co TN, 1800-1899" by Thomas Parlow 1. Quarterly Court Minutes, 1816-1819 Henry HARVEL entered a plea of guilty to the charge made against him August 1818. 2. Wills and Inventories 1866--1871 Isaac H. Hunter Inventory recorded July 9, 1868. Hope this helps. Kathleen ----- Original Message ----- From: " Stone" <rlnstone@mchsi.com> To: <TNWILSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 10:15 AM Subject: [TNWILSON] Hunter - Harvel - Kirk - Quinn families in Wilson County > Hi, > > I'm new to the Wilson County list, so I'm not sure I am doing this properly. I'm looking for information on the Hunter Harvel, Kirk and Quinn families. Below is the information that I have (although I didn't pull my files and am doing this from memory, so I might be off a bit). > > William Wright Hunter (born circa 1849) married Sophronia Smithwick in Wilson County. Sophronia died at a young age. Children Lillard, Walter, Humphrey Leona. (Have picture of family without Sophronia.) > > William Wright (WW) Hunter married next Celina Ellen Kirk circa 1890. They had the following children: Curtis, Davira, May Clark, Willie May, Ruth. They moved to Texas circa 1900. (Have picture of family.) > > William Wright Hunter was the son of Edward Nicholas (E.N. or Ned) Hunter and Rachel Harvel. He had one sister. > > Estimate Edward Nicholas Hunter born circa 1820. And according to the 1850 census, he was born in Tennessee. Who were his parents? I have seen a William Hunter in an index for Wilson County 1850 (I have not seen the census itself.) Could this be Edward Nicholas' father? Would anyone have access to the 1850 census and be willing to do a lookup for me? > > Edward Nicholas Hunter and his wife and baby son William lived in Kentucky when the 1850 census was taken. They lived in Lebanon, Wilson County before and after and the family's roots go deep into Wilson County, we believe. We know nothing of the Harvel family, but are interested in them. They were born in Tennessee also. > > Selina Ellen Kirk was born circa 1870 in Tennessee. We do not know who her father or mother were. We have heard that her mother's maiden name was Quinn. Any info appreciated. > > And one last question. What is the Hunter's point that is referred to in Wilson County? Is it named such because of the Hunter family or is a really good place to go hunting? > > Thanks for all of your help! > > Leanne > > > > ==== TNWILSON Mailing List ==== > The Wilson County Genealogy Depot > http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwcogs/ > <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwcogs">The Wilson Co. Depot</A> > >

Would like to hear more about Amber, Mary, and Jim. My great grandmother was Mary Thomas. She was called Mary Jane. She had a brother named Amber( Ambrose) and one named Jim. Mary married Alfred Robertson in Anderson County Ky. in 1860. When she was widowed in 1881, she brought her family back to Statesville. Her brother Jim made his home with her and her family in later years. Do not know when she died or where she was burried. Would like to hear more about the Thomas family. Mary Robertson Roberson MaryR128@aol.com

Lisa; I have been told there are two Thomas lines in Wilson Co., and one comes from the same area in NC as our Wilsons. Some of the Grier family m. into our Wilson family after they and some of the Thomas family moved to Gibson Co. One of the girls from the Thomas family also married into our Wilson family in Gibson Co. Is this the same Thomas family who married into the Griers in Wilson Co? Have you ever seen any sign of Wilsons on your Thomas records? Thanks, Marilyn > From: "Lisa J. Delgado" <ljdelgado@charter.net> > Reply-To: TNWILSON-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 16:42:07 -0400 > To: TNWILSON-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [TNWILSON] Thomas Family in Statesville > Resent-From: TNWILSON-L@rootsweb.com > Resent-Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 14:42:31 -0600 > > I am a Statesville Thomas descendant. My great-great grandmother was > Livicie THOMAS (James) b1831 d1908. She was married to Alvy JAMES b1827 > d1896 (son of Buchanan JAMES.) > > Her line goes through > Jacob THOMAS b1750-1760 in Maryland and Amy JEWELLc1769 (He/they came from > Maryland to Wilson Co.,TN) > James THOMAS b1792 and Nancy McMINNb1792 > Livicie THOMAS b1831 and Alvy JAMES b1827 > > In my copy of Larry James' book- The Jewell and Thomas Families of > Frederick County, Maryland and Wilson County, Tennessee 1987, rev1991, I do > see a possible connection for Mary, Amber, and Jim: > > Jacob THOMAS and Amy JEWELL THOMAS' son Henry THOMAS and his wife Sarah > McKEE had the following children: > Ambrose > Jay > James Lafayette > Eliza > Amanda > Sarah Mary b 21 January 1832 > John Shaul > Paralee > Emma Elena > > Sarah McKEE's father's name was Ambrose McKEE > > Lisa James Delgado > > > > ==== TNWILSON Mailing List ==== > You can find the directions to unsubscribe from the TNWILSON list at: > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/TN/wilson.html >

Pat, I think I had info that showed Reuben was a brother and cousin of James Poe. James father and uncle may have named some of they're kids with the same name and their children named their kids after their father or uncle. It is very confusing. Some of the Poes left NC for Ohio. I lost that info and can't remember were I got it. Try the LDS site or typing Poe in the URL or other search engine. If I find info; I'll let you know. Gaylord --- Pat Risner <prisner@bellsouth.net> wrote: > Mr. Brooks, > > Do you have any information about Sarah POE ?? I am > researching the POE family out of > Chatham Co. NC. > At least one of them, Nancy POE, came to Wilson Co. TN. > Nancy POE, b.abt. 1791, married > Seth THORNTON. Nancy's father was Reuban POE. > > Pat Risner > > GAYLORD K. BROOKS wrote: > > > I'm looking for the parents and siblings of a Thomas > SCOTT > > who was killed in the Civil War. He was born in Wilson > > County in 1830 and married Sarah Poe in 1851. > > > > They had five children: Eliza, Grippa, John, Edwin and > > Adella. > > > > Gaylord K. Brooks > > Oklahoma > > > > ===== > > FREE!!! Genealogy software. Use to collect family > tree. Use it to download GedCom files > > or to share GedCom files with new cousins you meet on > the internet. > > Goto LEGACY.COM. > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Do You Yahoo!? > > Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup > > http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com > > > > ==== TNWILSON Mailing List ==== > > You can find the directions to unsubscribe from the > TNWILSON list at: > > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/TN/wilson.html > > > ==== TNWILSON Mailing List ==== > The Wilson County Genealogy Depot > http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwcogs/ > <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwcogs">The Wilson Co. > Depot</A> > ===== FREE!!! Genealogy software. Use to collect family tree. Use it to download GedCom files or to share GedCom files with new cousins you meet on the internet. Goto LEGACY.COM. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com

Thompson Station is in Williamson County, TN......... If you go to google.com and type in words THOMPSON STATION, TN you will find out most everything about the area > Thompson Station - Wilson or Williamson County? > > Is there, or has there ever been a Thomspon Station in > Wilson County.? > > There is a Thompson Station in Williamson County, almost > due South of Franklin. Was this part of Williamson County > ever a part of Wilson County? > > Helen