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1. Scotch-Irish migration into Tennessee [1]
Dear List Members, This is my first posting to the list, and I was wondering if anyone could help me. I've been trying--in vain--to trace the roots of my ggrandfather William Wood, killed while still young in a mining accident in north Alabama in the late 1890's. In exploring all possible paths (literally) of research, it occured to me that the family preserves a memory that William Wood was of Scotch-Irish descent. His family eventually ended up in Tennessee, from where he moved to north Alabama, pro
2. Re: Virginia Military Institute [1]
Hi, It was my understanding that Col. & Gov. Sevier of Tennessee left VMI before 1780 at age 17, speaking 6 languages and married Sarah Clark, age 15. They were my ancestors- . What was the founding date for VMI ? Was the school Sevier attended VMI or an earlier parent school of VMI , like Blount College which became the University of Tennessee at Knoxville? Sevier was on the board of Greeneville (Tenn>) with friend William Blount AND on the board of Blount College. His education was as high as any av
3. Re: Jackson Duel? [1]
BMoss69893@aol.com wrote: And just to confuse things there is > another Gen. John Coffee who was from GA. He and John of TN and AL were > contemporaries and 1st cousins. Betty. I think the Georgia John Coffee was the one who opened the Old Coffee Road through South Georgia and opened it to settlement after the territory was stolen from the Creeks. Back in the '50's, a friend opened a restaurant and RV camp at the intersection of that road and newly opened I-75. I tried to talk him into calling it t
4. Re: Jackson Duel? [1]
In a message dated 3/15/01 8:27:22 PM !!!First Boot!!!, historybuff123@hotmail.com writes: << Who were Shockley Hays and John Coffee? >> John Coffee is Gen. John Coffee of TN and AL. He was married to Mary Donelson - neice of Gen. Andrew Jackson's wife Rachel. Shockley Hays was a nephew of Rachel. John Coffee was with Gen. Jackson at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend in Alabama and the Battle of New Orleans. And just to confuse things there is another Gen. John Coffee who was from GA. He and John of TN a
5. Re: Virginia Military Institute [1]
In a message dated 3/15/01 12:59:58 AM !!!First Boot!!!, wyly1@juno.com writes: << Jackson had previously killed 2 or 3 who questioned his marriage to a woman Jackson thought was divorced. >> You just didn't say anything disparaging about Rachel. Their's was a love story you do not hear about much today. After she died he had her portrait on the wall opposite his bed. Her face was the last thing he saw at night before he went to sleep and the first thing he saw in the morning when he woke up. He wa
6. Re: Scotch-Irish migration into Tennessee [1]
Hi, 1. They may have floated down the Ohio Riover from West Virginia or states north and east of West Virginia, except for the periods of strife when the Spanish closed the river route. 2. Cumberland Gap was the widest and easiest pass, but out of the way for those,to the northeast. 3. At the Ramsey Historic House near the Lebanon Presbyterian Church ruins and cemetery at the River forks in the Holston River , The guides there said the Scottish Masons who Dr. Ramsey's dad brought from Scotland to bui
7. Jackson Duel? [1]
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8. Fw: Returned mail: User unknown [1]
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9. Re: Virginia Military Institute [1]
Thanks, Judy, but John Sevier attended VMI about 1750 to 1770, in that range, as he was A Col. In Rev. War, 1787, King's Mountain and 37 other battles - either that or he attended a parent school , like Blount College, where Sevier was a Board member, became a Board member. It later became UT- No, not University of Texas, but University of Tennessee at Knoxville, Tennessee. Hiow can the World Book encyclopediaes say he was a glib tongued , charming, Frontier politician and land speculator. They stop sho
10. Re: Migrations Part 1 One more time [1]
Hi, finally had time to find my Louisiana map. Follow La. Hiway 6 from Nacitoches to Hagewood and Robeline, Just out of Robeline to the north was the first Spanish Capitol of Texas before the French took over. my map shows a Los Adaews Commemorative area in that area.Follow 120 to Zwolie, oldest Spanish town in La. I was in Fort Polk with some from therewho spoke a Cajun Spanish, not French. They could talk to El Paso Spanish and to Opelausis French, some. from both towns. From Robeline follow Hwy 6 tow
11. Re Col. John Coffee Hays, Texas Ranger and Mexican war. [1]
Hi, Col. John Coffee Hays AKA Jack Hays was the Texas Ranger Comander of volunteers requested by Gen. Taylor to scout for the U.S. Army in Mexico War of 1845, all the way to Mexico City. These volunteers included my Great Great Grandad Rev. and M.D. William Pinckney Hatchett and a brother., recently of Georgia. They had cousins from Tennessee who died in Mexico in the U.S. Army Col. Hayes and men all had a rifle and two five shooters. Sometime early in the war they orderred each man two Colt .44 six
12. Fwd: (no subject) [1]
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