I am just starting to research my family. My grandfather: Ellis John Bailey, born 3/23/1902, died 7/1975. My grandmother: Ruby Bailey (I think her maiden name was Workman), born 10/04/1907, died 7/23/1998. 24613 Falls Mills, Va., Tazewell County. They are the parents of John, James, David, Mary (Howard), Colleen (?). Is there any information on their families? I would appreciate the help. Thanks, Linda. Known as Beau's daughter in Falls Mills.

Hi Diana; I too am searching Cedar Bluff for cemetery information. Please forward to me any info you receive pertaining to this subject matter. Thanks in advance; Paul Duncan [email protected] wrote: > Subject: > > VATAZEWE-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 72 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [VATAZEWE] Greenhills Memory Garde [[email protected]] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from VATAZEWE-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > 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: [VATAZEWE] Greenhills Memory Gardens, Cedar Bluff > Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2000 17:43:09 EST > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > Hi List, > > I have a problem! My grandparents are buried in Greenhills Memory Gardens, > and I know where their graves are. My mother and several other relatives say > that my great grandmother is buried in an older cemetery adjacent to > Greenhills. They say my uncle and aunt were also buried in this older > cemetery in 1944, but the stones are missing. I have my uncle and aunt's > death certificates, and they both say "Burial, Cedar Bluff, Va. Funeral > Director, Farmer Funeral Home." > > My mother went to the cemetery last year, but could only find a vacant area > with an old house where the old cemetery once was. Does anyone have any > information regarding this older cemetery? My great grandmother died in > 1906/1908. Her name was Maggie/Margaret Ellen Crusenberry Williams, wife of > Rufus Aaron Williams. > > Is there a place in Tazewell that would have records of who owns the land the > old cemetery is on? Someone must be paying taxes on it. There must be a > zoning record or something to lead me to the owner and perhaps some answers. > > Any information or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Maggie is my 25 > year old brick wall! > > Diana

Hi List, I have a problem! My grandparents are buried in Greenhills Memory Gardens, and I know where their graves are. My mother and several other relatives say that my great grandmother is buried in an older cemetery adjacent to Greenhills. They say my uncle and aunt were also buried in this older cemetery in 1944, but the stones are missing. I have my uncle and aunt's death certificates, and they both say "Burial, Cedar Bluff, Va. Funeral Director, Farmer Funeral Home." My mother went to the cemetery last year, but could only find a vacant area with an old house where the old cemetery once was. Does anyone have any information regarding this older cemetery? My great grandmother died in 1906/1908. Her name was Maggie/Margaret Ellen Crusenberry Williams, wife of Rufus Aaron Williams. Is there a place in Tazewell that would have records of who owns the land the old cemetery is on? Someone must be paying taxes on it. There must be a zoning record or something to lead me to the owner and perhaps some answers. Any information or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Maggie is my 25 year old brick wall! Diana

Wanted to let youknow of my new address: Candy Parent [email protected] Thanks!

I believe my great-grandmother, Elizabeth "Bette" (Burchett) Toliver, may have died in Tazewell county and be buried near Pocahantes. Believe she died bet 1890-1893. My great-grandfather, Clark Nuckols Toliver, died 1900-1907 in Powhatan, McDowell Co, WV and family story says he was buried in a cemetery half way down Peel Chestnut Mountain. My father remembers going there with the family when he was really young. I can't think of any reason why they would haul his remains across the mountain from Powhatan unless it was to bury him beside Elizabeth. On a recent trip from California we were going to see if we could find the cemetery but was told the cemeteries on the mountain are too grown over to see anything. Can someone help me with this problem? Kathy Tolliver

Sandra, I remember the explosion. My Dad had quit the mines (at my mother's insistence - she told him she would live in a one room shack and live off bread and water - anything if he would get out of the mines). Thank God he listened! So we were in Memphis - Dad had returned to the Navy during the Korean War and stayed. However, we had so many family members that worked there - it was still a scary time for us. I am also researching the Brown and Whitt lines. Could we be cousins? I have two Mary Browns - one the daughter of John Brown of Wilkes County NC. She married Jonas Sparks The other Mary Brown - daughter of James Brown and Esther Goff (?) married Jeremiah Claypoole. I also have Frank Brown married Martha Sparks, d/o Robert Sparks and Susan (?) in Wilkes County NC. All these Browns or their children ended up in Tazewell. My Whitt connection goes back to Richard Whitt who married Susannah Skaggs. If you see a connection, please contact me and we can share info. Sheila [email protected] Sheila's SURNAMES: Barrett, Beavers, Boling (Bowling), Brown, Claypool, Conley, Crickmer, Godbey, Hankins, Linkous, Skaggs, Sparks, Whitt Don's SURNAMES: Allen, Dawson, Goodwin, Hein

My Dad, Robert ( Johnny} Lambert was in the mine at the time of the explosion. He was not injured and helped to recover those who were and those who did not survive. I was nine years old and I remember everything about this horrible tragedy . Several of these men were our neighbors and friends.Dad also passed in 1992 from black lung at age 62. Does any one have information on: George Washington Lambert, born March 15, 1858 Married-- Nancy Jane Helmandollar, born in Tazewell, no birth date, md--1886 in Tazewell Children: Kelly Albert Ollie Addie Josephine Titus Bowen Lector George Tyler Okey Thanks for any help, Brenda

Thank you for this posting. I was 5 years old at the time and by the grace of God, my father survived this disaster. I do remember my mother washing the jacket he wore to work because he had used it to pillow someone's head. His name was Harry Brown and he passed away Jan, 1972. Though he survived the many accidents in the mine, he did contract Black Lung disease. I am researching BROWN, WHITT, ARWOOD, KEEN, HOOPS. Sandra Brown Neahusan

For those of you looking for information on this mine disaster, don't forget to look into the West Virginia records just acrossed the state line from Tazewell. According to THEY DIED IN THE DARKNESS by Lacy Dillon, the West Virginia Department of Mines headed the investigation because the mine came under their jurisdication. The coal processing plant, the company store and the mine offices were on the WV side. Most of the miners lived on the Virginia side and entered the mine by that side. The town straddled the state line. Cathy

My, My, My! It sure is a small world!! Thank you so much for your response. I have a fairly complete line back on the Deskins; the catch is I don't have all of their children's names. I will gladly send you what I have if you will tell me where I can beg, borrow, or steal the Fransico book! My grandfather was James Jefferson Shortt, son of Amos T. Shortt, married to Lydia Margaret Deskins, daughter of Samuel Muncy Deskins, son of Richard Daniel Deskins and Margaret 'Peggy' Francisco. My Dad was John Vince Shortt. Seriously, I will send you the Deskins that I have. What's the mailing address? I truly would like to see the Francisco book; where can I get it? This family history stuff has turned out to be a great deal of time and oddly, very satisfying. Keep in touch, new found cousin. You are the fourth new one that I have found. Maury Shortt > -----Original Message----- > From: daisyoday [SMTP:[email protected]] > Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 8:24 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [VATAZEWE] Deskins-Francisco > > Hello cousin! > I have am also a descendant of Peggy Francisco and Daniel Deskins. > (They are > also my gr gr gr grandparents.) I have the Francisco information, but > I have > not been able to prove the lineage of Daniel Deskins. I keep seeing > him > called Richard Daniel Deskins, but no one ever answers my question > when I > ask the source of that information. I hope to get time in the near > future > to put up a page on the Francisco family and would love to include > Daniel > Deskins' lineage in it too. Can you help with sources and > documentation? > Who do you descend through? Jeff? The Franciscos were (believe it or > not- > Swiss-German!) There is an excellent book (very large and very > expensive, > but worth every penny) on the Francico family- very well documented. > Dodie > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Maury Shortt <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 11:07 AM > Subject: RE: [VATAZEWE] Bishop Mine Explosion > > > >Dear Frieda: > > > >I am researching my roots too - aren't we all?- and I have come > across > >the surname of Francisco. A cousin of mine living in Buchanan County > >has told me that a large group of Italians came to Tazewell County to > >work at the Pocahontas Mine. I would like to confirm that info and > if > >possible obtain a roster of those Italian miners. My > >Gr-Gr-Gr-Grandmother's name was Margaret 'Peggy' Francisco and she > >married Richard Daniel Deskins about 1800. I am trying to trace > Peggy > >back a little further. Can you or someone else help me with the > Italian > >connection? > >Any help will be greatly appreciated and I will be willing to share > info > >that I have on the Shorts. > > > >Maury Shortt > > >

Dodie, Thanks for letting me know. Frieda

Hello cousin! I have am also a descendant of Peggy Francisco and Daniel Deskins. (They are also my gr gr gr grandparents.) I have the Francisco information, but I have not been able to prove the lineage of Daniel Deskins. I keep seeing him called Richard Daniel Deskins, but no one ever answers my question when I ask the source of that information. I hope to get time in the near future to put up a page on the Francisco family and would love to include Daniel Deskins' lineage in it too. Can you help with sources and documentation? Who do you descend through? Jeff? The Franciscos were (believe it or not- Swiss-German!) There is an excellent book (very large and very expensive, but worth every penny) on the Francico family- very well documented. Dodie -----Original Message----- From: Maury Shortt <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 11:07 AM Subject: RE: [VATAZEWE] Bishop Mine Explosion >Dear Frieda: > >I am researching my roots too - aren't we all?- and I have come across >the surname of Francisco. A cousin of mine living in Buchanan County >has told me that a large group of Italians came to Tazewell County to >work at the Pocahontas Mine. I would like to confirm that info and if >possible obtain a roster of those Italian miners. My >Gr-Gr-Gr-Grandmother's name was Margaret 'Peggy' Francisco and she >married Richard Daniel Deskins about 1800. I am trying to trace Peggy >back a little further. Can you or someone else help me with the Italian >connection? >Any help will be greatly appreciated and I will be willing to share info >that I have on the Shorts. > >Maury Shortt >

Dear Frieda: I am researching my roots too - aren't we all?- and I have come across the surname of Francisco. A cousin of mine living in Buchanan County has told me that a large group of Italians came to Tazewell County to work at the Pocahontas Mine. I would like to confirm that info and if possible obtain a roster of those Italian miners. My Gr-Gr-Gr-Grandmother's name was Margaret 'Peggy' Francisco and she married Richard Daniel Deskins about 1800. I am trying to trace Peggy back a little further. Can you or someone else help me with the Italian connection? Any help will be greatly appreciated and I will be willing to share info that I have on the Shorts. Maury Shortt > -----Original Message----- > From: daisyoday [SMTP:[email protected]] > Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 7:39 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [VATAZEWE] Bishop Mine Explosion > > Frieda, > Thanks for sharing that list with us. I had just finished adding it > to the > Tazewell County Home page and was just going to write to you and tell > you > where to find it. > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vatazewe/coalbish.html > Other people have told me they are working on articles for a section > on > Tazewell County coal mines also. Hopefully, your article will > inspire > others. I hope to be able to do a section on timber and lumbering as > well. > Dodie > -----Original Message----- > From: Frieda Marie Davison <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 9:34 AM > Subject: [VATAZEWE] Bishop Mine Explosion > > > >BISHOP COAL MINE EXPLOSION > > > >The explosion occurred at 2 a.m., 4 February 1957 at the Pocahontas > Fuel > >Company Bishop Mine, Tazewell Co., Va. 37 men were killed. > > > >ALTIZER, Ralph. Bishop. > >BAILEY, Harvey. Bishop. 38 > >CARTER, Walter Pat. Tazewell > >CHAFIN, Walter. Bishop. 28 > >COLEMAN, Kern Delayne. Anawalt, W.Va. 26 > >COLLINS, Frank B. North Tazewell. 46 > >COUCH, Stacey Lionel. Squire, W.Va. 30 > >CROCKETT, Lowell W. Adria. 41 > >DILLON, Kenneth B. Route 1, North Tazewell. 28 > >DUDLEY, Robert Lee. Pocahontas. 52 > >FARRINGTON, Paul. Bishop. 30 > >GARSANT, Sam. War, W.Va. 59 > >GRAVELY, Clarence. Pocahontas. 41 > >HICKS, Kelly. Tazewell. 44 > >JOHNSON, Dallas Carl. Saltville, Va. 49 > >KEENE, Gordon J. Paynesville, Va. 29 > >KERN, Jack Dewey. Squire, W.Va. 29 > >LEVITT, Rovie R. Chatham Hill. 53 > >McGRAW, Clarence E. Tazewell. 40 > >MYERS, Sylvie F. Bishop. 38 > >NUNLEY, Elbert. Horsepen. 43 > >OWNESBY, Raymond. Bishop > >PARNELL, James L. Leckie, W.Va. 50 > >ROSE, Blaine, Jr. Bradshaw. 33 > >SENSABAUGH, Fred B., Jr. Bishop. 32 > >SENCION, Manuel H. Rock, W.Va. 51 > >SHELL, Edward Rufus. Oakwood. 31 > >SHORT, Luther P. Richlands. 44 > >SMITH, Jeffe R., Jr. Adria. 24 > >THOMPSON, James E. Squire, W.Va. 45 > >VANCE, Jesse. Tazewell. 20 > >VIERS, Hensel W. Tazewell. 33 > >WARGO, Joseph, Jr. War, W.Va. 33 > >WATKINS, Edd Lee. Boissevain. 42 > >WHITT, Walter M. Tazewell. 31 > >WRIGHT, Clyde. Oakwood. 36 > >WRIGHT, Mack Blaine. Clinchburg. 41 > > > >_____________ > >Frieda Patrick Davison > >Professor & Director of Library Services > >Mississippi University for Women > >Columbus, MS 39701 > > > > > > > >

Frieda, Thanks for sharing that list with us. I had just finished adding it to the Tazewell County Home page and was just going to write to you and tell you where to find it. http://www.rootsweb.com/~vatazewe/coalbish.html Other people have told me they are working on articles for a section on Tazewell County coal mines also. Hopefully, your article will inspire others. I hope to be able to do a section on timber and lumbering as well. Dodie -----Original Message----- From: Frieda Marie Davison <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 9:34 AM Subject: [VATAZEWE] Bishop Mine Explosion >BISHOP COAL MINE EXPLOSION > >The explosion occurred at 2 a.m., 4 February 1957 at the Pocahontas Fuel >Company Bishop Mine, Tazewell Co., Va. 37 men were killed. > >ALTIZER, Ralph. Bishop. >BAILEY, Harvey. Bishop. 38 >CARTER, Walter Pat. Tazewell >CHAFIN, Walter. Bishop. 28 >COLEMAN, Kern Delayne. Anawalt, W.Va. 26 >COLLINS, Frank B. North Tazewell. 46 >COUCH, Stacey Lionel. Squire, W.Va. 30 >CROCKETT, Lowell W. Adria. 41 >DILLON, Kenneth B. Route 1, North Tazewell. 28 >DUDLEY, Robert Lee. Pocahontas. 52 >FARRINGTON, Paul. Bishop. 30 >GARSANT, Sam. War, W.Va. 59 >GRAVELY, Clarence. Pocahontas. 41 >HICKS, Kelly. Tazewell. 44 >JOHNSON, Dallas Carl. Saltville, Va. 49 >KEENE, Gordon J. Paynesville, Va. 29 >KERN, Jack Dewey. Squire, W.Va. 29 >LEVITT, Rovie R. Chatham Hill. 53 >McGRAW, Clarence E. Tazewell. 40 >MYERS, Sylvie F. Bishop. 38 >NUNLEY, Elbert. Horsepen. 43 >OWNESBY, Raymond. Bishop >PARNELL, James L. Leckie, W.Va. 50 >ROSE, Blaine, Jr. Bradshaw. 33 >SENSABAUGH, Fred B., Jr. Bishop. 32 >SENCION, Manuel H. Rock, W.Va. 51 >SHELL, Edward Rufus. Oakwood. 31 >SHORT, Luther P. Richlands. 44 >SMITH, Jeffe R., Jr. Adria. 24 >THOMPSON, James E. Squire, W.Va. 45 >VANCE, Jesse. Tazewell. 20 >VIERS, Hensel W. Tazewell. 33 >WARGO, Joseph, Jr. War, W.Va. 33 >WATKINS, Edd Lee. Boissevain. 42 >WHITT, Walter M. Tazewell. 31 >WRIGHT, Clyde. Oakwood. 36 >WRIGHT, Mack Blaine. Clinchburg. 41 > >_____________ >Frieda Patrick Davison >Professor & Director of Library Services >Mississippi University for Women >Columbus, MS 39701 > > > >

BISHOP COAL MINE EXPLOSION The explosion occurred at 2 a.m., 4 February 1957 at the Pocahontas Fuel Company Bishop Mine, Tazewell Co., Va. 37 men were killed. ALTIZER, Ralph. Bishop. BAILEY, Harvey. Bishop. 38 CARTER, Walter Pat. Tazewell CHAFIN, Walter. Bishop. 28 COLEMAN, Kern Delayne. Anawalt, W.Va. 26 COLLINS, Frank B. North Tazewell. 46 COUCH, Stacey Lionel. Squire, W.Va. 30 CROCKETT, Lowell W. Adria. 41 DILLON, Kenneth B. Route 1, North Tazewell. 28 DUDLEY, Robert Lee. Pocahontas. 52 FARRINGTON, Paul. Bishop. 30 GARSANT, Sam. War, W.Va. 59 GRAVELY, Clarence. Pocahontas. 41 HICKS, Kelly. Tazewell. 44 JOHNSON, Dallas Carl. Saltville, Va. 49 KEENE, Gordon J. Paynesville, Va. 29 KERN, Jack Dewey. Squire, W.Va. 29 LEVITT, Rovie R. Chatham Hill. 53 McGRAW, Clarence E. Tazewell. 40 MYERS, Sylvie F. Bishop. 38 NUNLEY, Elbert. Horsepen. 43 OWNESBY, Raymond. Bishop PARNELL, James L. Leckie, W.Va. 50 ROSE, Blaine, Jr. Bradshaw. 33 SENSABAUGH, Fred B., Jr. Bishop. 32 SENCION, Manuel H. Rock, W.Va. 51 SHELL, Edward Rufus. Oakwood. 31 SHORT, Luther P. Richlands. 44 SMITH, Jeffe R., Jr. Adria. 24 THOMPSON, James E. Squire, W.Va. 45 VANCE, Jesse. Tazewell. 20 VIERS, Hensel W. Tazewell. 33 WARGO, Joseph, Jr. War, W.Va. 33 WATKINS, Edd Lee. Boissevain. 42 WHITT, Walter M. Tazewell. 31 WRIGHT, Clyde. Oakwood. 36 WRIGHT, Mack Blaine. Clinchburg. 41 _____________ Frieda Patrick Davison Professor & Director of Library Services Mississippi University for Women Columbus, MS 39701

Do you have the children of Daniel Deskins and Peggy Francisco? I have Lucinda Deskins born March 29, 1810 but as yet do not have any sources. Thanks, Connie Whaley

I am hoping that someone can help me find my ggrandmother, JANE MORRISON. She was born abt. 1822 in Patrick Co.,Va. She is listed in the 1870 Tazewell Co., Va. census with two of her children, JAMES M. (my grandfather), b. April 12, 1858 in Patrick Co., Va., & NANCY E., born Sept. 1860 in Patrick Co., Va. Another daughter, REBECCA, b. 1859 in Patrick Co., Va. is also listed in the 1870 Tazewell census, living with a family named GRUBB as a domestic servant. JANE & NANCY E. are listed in the 1880 Tazewell Co., Va. census living with JOHN LOUTHAN & his wife, JANE. JANE MORRISON is listed as a cousin. JANE'S other children not listed in the census' are: LUCINDA J., b. 1855 in Patrick Co., Va.(She married ANTHONY SNOW). JARRETT MORRISON, b. Patrick Co., Va. & JOHN (GERMAN) MORRISON, b. in Patrick Co., Va. Can someone tell me whatever became of JANE & her daughters? Sarah Agnew [email protected]

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The following files were uploaded to the Tazewell Co. Archives in February. You may view these files at http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/va/tazewell.htm Barnes Deed, 1847 (barnes1.txt), file size 2.6 kb, submitted February 2000 by Joy Mack 2nd Leut. Thomas Buchanan (bchnn1.jpg), file size 51 kb, submitted February 2000 by Keith Gibson Mrs. Mary "Ellis" Buchanan (bchnn2.jpg), file size 31 kb, submitted February 2000 by Keith Gibson Many thanks to our submitters! Won't you consider preserving & sharing your treasured documents by submitting a transcription of your own? What a wonderful way to show pride in your heritage while insuring these resources will still be around for future generations! Thank you, Jeannie Watts, archivist. ************* Jeannie Watts Now Available: "The Descendants of John Thomas Clay, Jamestown Immigrant and son of Sir John Clay of Wales" Also available: "The Descendants of James Bailey & Lucy Simms" For more info: http://www.trellis.net/users/madamx

Hello Martha; This is what I have on the Pennington Family from my Meadows Family. Do not want to get your hope up too much. Would you recognize a picture of Earl at about the age of 14-16 years. I have a picture of my GG Aunt Eliza Jane Meadows, her husband James Pennington, her mother in law, her sons Pete and Earl, her brother George Edward Meadows and Georges's son Clyde Meadows. Her is all that I have on the family. 94. Eliza Jane Elizabeth Meadows (20Dec1879-?), married James Pennington 10.1 Earl Pennington 11.1 Kyle Pennington 10.2 Fred Pennington, d. WWII, Normandy invasion. 10.3 Stu Pennington 10.4 John Pennington 10.5 Edith Pennington, married Lonnie Wimmer Maberon F Meadows in FL