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1. Re: [SMOTHERS] organizing genealogy [1]
My two cents here: I figure if none of my kids want my research....I have put it in my will for it to go to a Lib in Tx that has helped me alot and its in the vicinity of where the last 3 generations of our Smothers lived and died. I might suggest this to others. As far as organizing.....I do Word Doc's....I am sure some of you have seen some of my own notes, label them with a disclaimer...I keep emails with addys, names and dates and enter them under the ancestor the email refers too. I find this very
2. Re: [SMOTHERS] James wesley Smothers's brother [1]
FYI (Herby Smothers' wife after 1920): 1930 Census, 16th Dist., Carroll Co., TN, Luvenia ( now Herrington) is listed with 3rd husband Bob Herrington (Age 52 b TN) and his step children, Minnie Smothers, King Wesley Smothers, and Chester Smothers. Bill >Here is the other son of Mary "Polly" Smothers. His name was Herfy L. Smothers and he married Luvena Lockhart. Their children's name was Lester, Leonard, King, Chester, and Sam Smothers. They had only one daughter and her name was Minnie. She married A
3. [SMOTHERS] familysearch.org [1]
fr another list This will be of interest to many of you online that have been interested in obtaining information about the naturalization of your family I just received an answer to my letter to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints about posting information about Naturalization on this list. This is the information I received from them. " This publication is already posted on our website at www.familiysearch.org. >From the website (1) click on the search tab, (2) click on research helps
4. [SMOTHERS] New list members [1]
Hi to all those who are new to the Smothers List! We appreciate all and any input. We are interested in your genealogical information, as well as any family stories. You may also share tips on genealogy, organization, etc. I would love to find out how to be more organized with my genealogy "stuff!" Anybody care to share how they sort their information? Do you keep it in file cabinets, binders, boxes? Do you sort it by individual or area? Do you print out all you have in your computer, do you p
5. Re: RE: [SMOTHERS] Nancy Smothers/John Pinkston [1]
Tonny, There is probably a mistake made some place. The Pleasant Hill Baptist Church is in the southern part of Benton County, TN. This where Nancy Smothers and two of her children were buried. Nancy Smothers 1818-1895; W.H. Smothers 1841-1933; and Polly Smothers 1843-1912. Cora Alice (Baggett) Smothers is buried in the Pleasant Hill Methodist Church Cemetery in the northern part of Benton County, Tennessee. She is the second wife of James Franklin Smothers. Cora Alice Smothers April 8, 1856- March 27,
6. Re: [SMOTHERS] I'm Back [1]
Welcome back, Russ. If you have not done so already, you should check out the Smothers DNA Project: http://www.members.dca.net/smothers/dna/ There are y-DNA results from an Elisha Smothers descendant named David Smothers that tie David's line to that of three other DNA donors (Cal Smothers, Ron Smothers Prudhomme, and myself). Bill Smothers >After a couple of years, I have resumed my Smothers et al search. I am from >Elisha Smothers of Carroll Co., TN and Marion/Baxter Co., AR. Hello to all >
7. Re: [SMOTHERS] James Pinkston Jr., and Pheby Ross [1]
>From: "Noah Smothers" I received this email and thought that some of you might also wish to respond to Ron.>Noah I'm doing research on the Pinkston's and came across the below site. What is the source for James Pinkston Jr.'s marriage to Pheby Ross and his daughter Harriet born abt 1849 in Wilson County? thanks,>Ron http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=nsmother&id=I35750 Descendants of James Pinkston, Jr. Generation No. 1 1. JAMES2 PINKSTON, JR. (JAMES1) was born
8. Re: RE: [SMOTHERS] Nancy Smothers/John Pinkston [1]
Ed, Cora (Baggett) Smothers is buried in the Pleasant Hill Methodist Church Cemetery near the Big Sandy River in the northern part of Benton County. E.J. Sims ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 6:04 PM Subject: Re: RE: [SMOTHERS] Nancy Smothers/John Pinkston > Tony, > James Franklin Smothers is in fact buried at Palestine Methodist Church near Holladay, Tn in the Southern portion of Benton County. He is buried next to his
9. RE: [SMOTHERS] James Franklin Smothers [1]
I show this James Franklin Smothers to be the son of: Elisha M. Smothers b Jan 14, 1800 Carroll County, TN d Nov 15, 1881 Carroll County, TN. & Rachel Elizabeth Stratton b December 1842 AR d 1916 AR Both I show laid to rest at Fairview Cemetery, Buford, Baxter Co., AR. Census information: 1820 In Fed Census as Elisha Smothers, Sumner Co., TN, p. 177, male 16-26 1830 In Fed Census as Elisha Smothers, Carroll Co., TN 1840 In Fed Census as Elisha Smothers, Carroll Co., TN Age 50 1850 Carroll County, TN. R
10. RE: [SMOTHERS] Polly Smothers [1]
Sorry about that last email. You are all welcome to share in the information, but it was intended for my Aunt Daisy. An I do love her :) Hi Aunt Daisy! -----Original Message----- From: Tony Bowker [mailto:tbowker01@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003 1:02 AM To: SMOTHERS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [SMOTHERS] Polly Smothers I show your uncle Thomas R. Melton (Isaac's brother) was married to a lady named Eller/Law E./Lyella .. very hard to read. Thomas R. Melton B abt 1877 d ? Eller ?? b abt 1
11. [SMOTHERS] James Wesley Smothers [1]
well I found this...still does not tell me who was parents to him though but obviously this is his family... Contact: Terry Albers There may be errors in these files. Please contact with corrections ID: I19691 Name: Ernie SMOTHERS 1 Sex: M Birth: 5 MAR 1932 Death: 16 MAY 1969 Change Date: 13 MAY 2003 Father: James Wesley SMOTHERS Mother: Vonnie Alta MELTON b: 3 DEC 1900 Marriage 1 Living RICHARDSON Children Living SMOTHERS Living SMOTHERS Marriage 2 Estelle TIDWELL b: 25 AUG 1933 Children Living BOWK
12. [SMOTHERS] John Wesley Smothers July 1847 Carroll County, Tennessee [1]
Received this email from Robert, I know there are others that might also be interested in this line. Noah ----- Original Message ----- From: Lori Smothers To: nsmother@socket.net Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 11:27 PM Subject: family tree Noah, I see you have ties to Charles Smothers. Father was John Wesley. Brothers were Smith and Niles. Charles was my great grandfather. Just curious where you fit in.
13. Re: [SMOTHERS] New list members [1]
Karen I find it easier to keep my line of Smothers in a note book, families together. Each with there own info. Main people have tab on then. Pics of that family & all info I have found is in there section. It's easy to find a certain persons info, easy to take out to work with, or add anything you might find late to the right place in time. Anything that goes into the book is also scanned & saved on the pc. I start with my oldest know Smothers, from there I made files of each child. In these children files
14. RE: [SMOTHERS] RE: SMOTHERS-D Digest V03 #106 [1]
I am of the line of one of his brothers named John. B abt 1792 in NC. Thanks, Tony -----Original Message----- From: Jan & Joe Smothers [mailto:joejan@viclink.com] Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 10:31 AM To: SMOTHERS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SMOTHERS] RE: SMOTHERS-D Digest V03 #106 Tony Bowker, are you related the line Of Elisha Smothers, (b 1800 in Tenn.?) Jan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tony Bowker" To: Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 9:43 PM
15. [SMOTHERS] New site for researching Indentured Servants in the 1600's [1]
There is a new site with a data base for finding indentured servants from the early 1600' Check out the Virtual Jamestown site: http://www.vcdh.virginia.edu/jamestown/indentures/search_indentures.html
16. [SMOTHERS] Thomas Smither, believe to be husband of Frances Smither [1]
Quote from letter:THE SMATHERS STORY: From Dru Smathers McMullen, Archivist 2414 King's Highway Coatsville, Pa. 19320. "Our direct line does not appear till 1677, Frances Smither (widow) probably of Thomas, and two sons, James Smither, 18 or more, and Richard Smither 16 or more. Frances came to marry Arthur Taylor, (MD). She came on William Penn's widow ship. Her sons started two strong branches"............ I have been in contact with a Lady who has been helping me to track the Smathers information. It w
17. [SMOTHERS] William Harrison Smothers [1]
Dear Glenda, I am wondering if my brother was named aftre your step-great grandfather. My brother's name was Bennie Harrison Smothers. What do you think? Daisy
18. Re: [SMOTHERS] [1]
Daisy...the Wiley info I posted was THE brother to YOUR Polly Smothers....I was just trying to show the correlation of the DILLION name to Robert Smothers chart.....and wondering if prehaps there was some connection to yrs and Tony's line to Robert's. May be not as it seems Robert's line was in IL and not in TN, ya just never know thou, maybe the DILLON's came fr IL...??...Nena From: "Daisy Short" Nena,>My uncle John Wiley Smothers was born July 3, 1882 and died Nov. 24, 1962.He d
19. Re: [SMOTHERS] Polly Smothers [1]
John Pinkston and Pheby Ross Pinkston, has a Celia P. Melton living with them in the 1880 census, as a Granddaughter. Noah 1880 Census Place: District 1, Benton, Tennessee Source: FHL Film 1255244 National Archives Film T9-1244 Page 406B Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John PINKSTON Self M M W 63 TN Occ: Farmer Fa: NC Mo: NC Pheby PINKSTON Wife F M W 65 TN Occ: Keeping House Fa: MD Mo: TN Caroline PINKSTON Dau F S W 35 TN Fa: TN Mo: TN Celia P. MELTON GDau F S W 16 TN Fa: TN Mo: TN --
20. [SMOTHERS] Nancy Smothers/John Pinkston [1]
I know there are some folks fr this line here......and I do remember these two were not married....did they EVER get married?....any of them? Does anyone have any info on the Mary 'polly' Smothers?...who she might have married, or did she.....bec I believe a young man from this line got ahold of me to get involved in the DNA project....however, his parents were not md either and he mentions his father was an Ernie Smothers b 1932 TN, and his father was a James Wesley Smothers b 1875 Tn and his mother w
21. [SMOTHERS] Native Am kin? [1]
If you suspect your ancestors were Native American you should go to the Rootsweb Native American Data Search site http://userdb.rootsweb.com/nativeamerican/ _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus
22. [SMOTHERS] organizing genealogy [1]
Lois.......Thanks so much for sharing your organizational skills! I, too, use notebooks. I have one for each of the main family lines that I am researching. I have printed out a pedigree chart that is in the front of the notebook. Then I have printed out a family group sheet for each family and have particular documents, photos, etc., grouped with the families. It's almost got a scrapbook feel to it. I do also have file folders for each family that hold any duplicate or pertinent information and
23. [SMOTHERS] Early Migration Routes [1]
I received this from another mail list. Noah >From an article written by Merle C. Rummel for the Moravian Church, you will find an amazing historical record for all settlers and the early migration routes. Check it out! http://www.cob-net.org/docs/brethrenlife_migrations.htm Barbara -- Dr. Barbara Denny George **FUN ONLINE COURSES for ALL AGES** http://www.bdgonline.com/corselst.htm
24. Re: [SMOTHERS] organizing genealogy [1]
I do about the same. One drawer has files as family names, with info with everything found on that name. Another drawer has e-mail. Started with one folder, then went to family names. This has also gone to some people haveing there own folders. When you find relatiives, the e-mail info really flys. LOL These folders just keep getting biger as time goes by. We share whatever we find, with each other. I also use the cardboard that comes with some sleves to seperate families. These are just a bit bigger than t
25. [SMOTHERS] D-N-A-Match David [1]
Hi David been trying to get a hold of you ..We are matched up 12/12 what line are you in ??? mine is John R.Smothers & Mima Ridley -James Arthur Smothers -Josephine Swisher--Claud Elmer Smothers -Bertha Westpfahl--Sidney Smothers --Catherine Olson .. RON
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