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1. [TNGIBSON-L] Census Lookup needed [1]
Hi- Does anyone have access to the Gibson County census of 1910 or 1920? I am desperate need of a lookup. I know the entire household on both censuses but what I need is to find out where my great grandfather's parents were born. I had someone look up my great grandfather & his children several years ago in the soundex but it didn't list the last lines that included where his parents were born. I'm having terrible trouble (7 years worth) locating my great grandfathers parents & this might give the help
2. [TNGIBSON-L] Just Starting Out??? [1]
Hi Everyone, I was just reminded that there is a email list you can join for folks who are just beginning with genealogy. If you find yourself asking the question, "where do I go from here" or "what's my next step," you may want to join this email list. To subscribe to it, send a message to GEN-NEWBIE-L-request@rootsweb.com with the word "subscribe" in the the body of the message. Please don't place anything else in the msg or it will NOT work. And of course, don't put the quote marks in. If later yo
3. RE: [TNGIBSON-L] Civil District Map [1]
Just wanted to send a note to let you know how much this is appreciated. Thanks Vicky -----Original Message----- From: Milton Webb [mailto:mwebb@iswt.com] Sent: Wednesday, July 29, 1998 5:03 PM To: TNGIBSON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TNGIBSON-L] Civil District Map Maps are not that easy to make, are they? While I fiddle with the map here are a list of towns/communities with their district number. Note: an * by the name means it is an incorporated town. District # Name 1
4. Re: [TNGIBSON-L] Census Update [1]
Just found some of my folks (Yarbrough and Foster) in the 1850 census for the 12th District. Do you know in what part of the county District 12 was located? Debra Winn Walker rdwalker@grnco.net
5. [TNGIBSON-L] Happy 4th [1]
Hope all of you have a great 4th of July week-end! We've been in drought conditions here in Austin, TX with temperatures averaging 101 degrees everyday! Believe it or not........it has rained ALL day and more rain is forcast for the whole weekend! May actually shoot off some fireworks this year! Happy 4th everyone! Vicki
6. Re: [TNGIBSON-L] Land Deed Interpretation [1]
Eddy, Thank you. A very interesting history lesson. Last summer I copied seven pages of these abstracts from some 1986 Family Findings and I've been trying to figure them out ever since. I see the same names, as assignees, on many of these deeds. Butler, McNairy, Phillips, Pinson and others. These men were most likely purchasing the land from the soldiers or their heirs? Thank you again for clearing this up for me. Karla In a message dated 98-07-06 02:09:30 EDT, you write: << It's my understanding
7. [TNGIBSON-L] Re: TNGIBSON-D Digest V98 #73 [1]
MJ, check out the TNGENWEB home page for maps. One will show the Civil Survey Districts for TN. If you're looking for the county districts, you might check out the census maps books. Mary
8. Re: [TNGIBSON-L] 1850-1860 Birth Records ? [1]
Although it didn't give me the answers I was looking for, I really enjoyed reading about town and the people of the town. There was a couple of people whose kin married into my Binyon line (Turner/Billinsley), so it was really interesting. Thanks for letting me know about it. Angela ---------- > From: Eddy G. Clark > To: Angela > Cc: TNGIBSON-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [TNGIBSON-L] 1850-1860 Birth Records ? > Date: Tuesday, July 07, 1998 9:01 PM > > > Does anyone ha
9. [TNGIBSON-L] No Subject [1]
Hi Everyone I wrote to the Mid-West Tennessee Genealogy Society PO Box 3343 Jackson, TN 38303-0343 This is a group of volunteers. They ask that queries be 8 lines or less, including your name and address. The fee is $1.00 or $5.00 if you want a copy of the quarterly newsletter with your query in it. They search all of West TN except Shelby County. I will ask them to search for Martha Irene LANE who was born 13 July 1834 in Madison Co. She married William Osborne BOYKIN 17 Nov 1852. They had 5 children
10. [TNGIBSON-L] The Last District.....No. 16 [1]
The very LAST district to be done now is NO. 16.........and the lucky person who transcribes No. 16 wins absolutely free an email photo of ME sweeping the porch at Hampton's in Skullbone! (Just one of my part-time jobs) Don't miss this chance! A one of a kind collector's item! Vicki
11. [TNGIBSON-L] Re: Genealogy Research [1]
The Everton Library is maintained by THE EVERTON PUBLISHERS, INC. in Logan, Utah Roy -----Original Message----- From: HAPPYDI@aol.com To: robidoux@seanet.com ; TNGIBSON-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, July 03, 1998 7:18 PM Subject: Genealogy Research >ROY L. PARK >I read your post on the TNGIBSON Mail list. Although I can not shed any light >on your search, perhaps you can help me. >I am looking for a death record and possibly the burial site o
12. [TNGIBSON-L] WILLIAMS. Christopher 1815-1878 TN>TX [1]
Hello everyone, I'm looking for information about the parents and siblings of Christopher WILLIAMS. He was born in TN in 1815 and married Elizabeth Rebecca EVANS in 1837, probably in Obion Co. Elizabeth was the daughter of Nathan EVANS. I'd also like to find more information about the EVANS family. Christopher and Elizabeth were in Gibson Co. by 1850 and went to TX about 1857/1858. Their children were: Isaac Newton b. 1838 TN, m. (1) Mary L. BRIDGES, (2) Leah J. LAZARUS ABRAMS; John Evans b 1842
13. [TNGIBSON-L] Queries & Surname Page Updated [1]
Hi Everyone, Just a brief msg to let you know that I updated the both the Queries Page and and Surname Page. Some of the surnames which were added include: ALLEN, BERRY, BLEDSOE, BRATTON, BRYANT, CARR, CARTER, CONNELL, DICKSON, FEATHERSTON, FLETCHER, FOSTER GIFFORD, HAMMONDS, HARDISTER, JOHNSTON, JONES, KINKADE, MAYO, McEWEN, OLIVER, PHIFER, SANNOVER, SAVAGE, SHERROD, STONE, TOWNSEND, VAUGHAN, WAINRIGHT, WARREN, WILKINS, WILLIAMS, WINN, YARBROUGH Take care everyone & go by and visit our Old Photos and L
14. [TNGIBSON-L] Dyer, Gibson Co, TN [1]
Does anyone know what district the community of Dyer, Gibson Co, TN, was in during the 1840's and 1850's? Thanks, MJ
15. [TNGIBSON-L] Re: TNGIBSON-D Digest V98 #73 [1]
Karla, Gibson is the original county, carved from the Chickasaw Cession, called the Western District. It was created in 1823. May I suggest you explore the US Government Land Office Records site on the Internet: http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/. Mary
16. [TNGIBSON-L] Gibson Co >Ripley Co. Mo. [1]
Hi folks: The Ripley Co Mo Historical Society is listing original land patentees in Ripley Co. in their bulletin. In the most recent issue I found these two men who listed their address as Gibson County. May 18, 1857 Hiram H. Banks, Gibson County Tenn. 4 tracts of land totaling 320 acres. May 18, 1857 Peter Graves, Gibson County Tenn. 2 tracts of land totaling 318 acres. The only other info is the section, township, range. Dennis West in K
17. [TNGIBSON-L] Land Deed Interpretation [1]
Some of you have helped me locate the land referred to below. Perhaps someone can interpret the deed entry for me. Most of it make no sense to me. "Abstracts Deed Book 1 . . . . Gibson County, Tennessee" p. 40 # 32 St. of Tn. 13 dist. by virtue entry #206 date 19 Dec. 1820, founded on military warrant # 567 for 640a. is. by Sec. of St. of N.C. to heirs of Thomas Evans, date 9 Sept. 1820. I have surveyed for William E. Butler, assignee originally of heirs of Thomas Evans, 640a. Stewart Co. 1 & 2 Sect
18. [TNGIBSON-L] [Fwd: a friend in need] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------B8033B33C3F2173E5DC9D148 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello everyone, I'll forward this on to the TNGibson-L somewhat relutantly. I would sincerely like to help Ms Helen out because she has helped me out in the past with some of my GARNER research. But I'd like to keep this list primarily genealogy-based. Take care everyone - You're all doing a great job. And if this type of msg is offensive to you
19. [TNGIBSON-L] Fw: ROLL CALL [1]
-----Original Message----- From: ROY L. PARK To: RTR Date: Friday, July 03, 1998 10:58 AM Subject: RE: ROLL CALL >More Marriages: >Marr. rec. of Gibson Co > >13 May 1631 Robert Howell to Tempy Flowers Sidney J Porter BM >16 Dec 1833 James Porter to Sarah J Craddock >17 Jan 1837 Andrew Porter to Polly Howell Caleb Howell >24 June 1839 Caleb HowelI to Ann M Hobbs Sidney J Porter BM >16 Oct 1841 Robert P Crockett to Matilda
20. Re: [TNGIBSON-L] 1850-1860 Birth Records ? [1]
> Does anyone have a book or know of a source for births in Gibson County > between 1850-1860? Also, is there a book on Trenton, Gibson County in the > 1840-1860 time period? I'm looking for my BINYON bunch. William B. BINYON > and Lydia J TURNER were married there in 1843 and in 1844-5 BINYON was in > Trenton, Gibson Co. He had children born in these years: 1845, 1847, 1849, > 1852, 1854 all in TN. In reply to the above msg, I do not believe Gibson County kept birth (nor death) records till much later (ar
21. [TNGIBSON-L] Bad Email Address [1]
Hi folks, Sorry to bother the vast majority of you but I have a query on our Query page with a "return to" address of "CBurress@tcia.net" and the email address doesn't work. Please, will whoever owns this email address contact me with the correct email address within the next week or I will have to remove the query. Thanks - And again I'm sorry to bother the majority of folks on this list. Take care folks, Eddy G. Clark Gibson County TNGenWeb Coordinator
22. [TNGIBSON-L] Cicil District map [1]
thanks for the District #'s with the name. In the 1850 census I was trying to figure out the districts by the names I have heard of to get Rutherford, Walnut Grove and Goodluck, china Grove. but was haveing a hard time firgureing it out. do you have a list for the time whan there were only 19 districts. Peggy
23. [TNGIBSON-L] William Clement will, 1866 [1]
William Clement and his first wife, Mary Brasfield, came to Gibson co. between 1824 and 1839, depending on the source of information. William Clement, oldest son of Simon Clement and Mary Pridham Wright, was b. Granville co. NC, 20 April 1788. He m. Mary Brasfield, dau. of George Brasfield and Silvany Rogers, in 1809. He is listed on the tax lists, 1836. The same year Mary died and was buried in the Pruitt cemetery, Gibson co. William his second wife, Sarah J. ___ after 1836. William died between July 1866
24. [TNGIBSON-L] District #2, 1850 Census [1]
Hi Everyone, Just a brief note to let everyone know that Connie Ardrey has completed the transcription of District #2 of the 1850 Census. Our Gibson County volunteers are doing a GREAT job & I'm constantly getting msgs from folks who are deeply appreciative of their efforts. Go by the site and look at Ms Connie's work when you get time. She did a wonderful job. We are making a difference folks thanks to the cooperative assistance of all of the volunteers. The folks on this list who have helped me and
25. [TNGIBSON-L] William Varner daughters 1870 (Haist, Glascock, Marcum, Fairless) [1]
Is anyone working on the Haist, Glascock, Marcum, or Fairless families? Following is the will of William Varner, born about 1802 in North Carolina. I'd like to find out if his daughters took in any orphans named George Washington Varner, b. 1868. Cheryl (Varner) Walker Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ____________________ Gibson County Court Augt Term 1871 William Varner Will Tennessee Gibson County March 21st 1870 This is my last Will and Testament being in tolerable health having the right exercise of my reas
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