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1. [LCT] Re: TNLINCOL-D Digest V03 #133 [1]
Hello Claudie, >From the Will of Henry Snow Sr. (below), it seems that he had, among other children, sons named William and Henry Snow Jr. I do not have a date of birth for William, but have that Henry Snow Jr. was born 2 February 1812 in North Carolina and died 10 February 1892 in probably Moore Co TN. Henry Snow Jr. married Martha Partin (born 1821 in AL, her death date??), daugther of Hightower Partin (born 1792 GA, died 1876 Lincoln Co TN) and his first wife, Nancy Holley (born 1802 SC, died 18
2. Re: [LCT] Lookup please? [1]
Below are the Felix Waggoners in Lincoln County1880 census. I copied all three due to the possibility they are all related. I don't have access to the 1870. Peggy D. Census Place: District 5 And 6, Lincoln, Tennessee Source: FHL Film 1255267 National Archives Film T9-1267 Page 67D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Felix WAGGONER Self M M W 57 TENN Occ: Farmer Fa: NC Mo: NC H... WAGGONER Wife F M W 54 TENN Occ: Keeping House Fa: NC Mo: NC Jeff WAGGONER Son M M W 28 TENN Occ: Farmer Fa: TENN
3. [LCT] Harwood, Kincade, Lemonds [1]
My g-g-g-grandfather was William Marion Lemonds (b. September 29, 1826, d. February 10, 1896 in Gibson County, TN). I am told that he was the son of David O. Lemonds (b. 1808, d. April 26, 1836) and Sarah Harwood (b. 1808 and died in 1877). William married Louisa E. Kincaid (b. December 06, 1824, d. August 14, 1883 in Gibson County, Tn.) in Lincoln County on September 25, 1849. Louisa Kincaid's father, I am told, but not been able to confirm, is Isaac L. Kincaid, married to Mary Tatum. Isaac is l
4. [LCT] Mary Marler Winham [1]
Hi Mary. Just wondered where the Mary Marler came from. I had a great grand mother named Mary Marler who married my Great Grand father Bennett Deal.
5. [LCT] STEWART / HOGAN / HOGINS [1]
Subject: [NW-AL] HOGAN / HOGINS > Sarah Hogins (possibly Hogan) married Solomon Stewart possibly in Lincoln > County, TN. About 1816 they or part of they were into Alabama in "Monroe > County" (VERY large at that time), and Solomon was also noted as a signer on > a petition by Judge Toulin of Mobile, and Solomon was also noted 1818 at > Fort Montgomery, and then in Marion County AL, buying land in 1821. Sarah > 'Hogins" (written that way in a family Bible, and the writer may have been > writing what was
6. [LCT] 1830 Census look up [1]
CaN some one do a look up for me in the 1830 Census of LCT Index says on Page 3 there should be a James Simmons and a Nacy or nancy Simmons. Could someone send the information from the Census to me. Thank you in advanced Greg Simmons
7. [LCT] Die Hard [1]
I guess I will never give up on this although I have told myself several times that I would. As most of you have probably heard before (and are probably sick and tired of hearing about), my brick wall was shot and killed in October of 1849. He resided in Lincoln County, presumably the Chestnut Ridge area. Here is a copy of the data from the Mortality Index attached to the 1850 census. I have searched Lincoln County court records, periodicals, libraries, local historians, local genealogists, you name it.
8. [LCT] Thomas Wilkerson [1]
Ginny, In my 1850 LCT census book Lewis Wilkinson is still alive. He and Isabella both are 60 in household #1168, Subdivision #2. Their daughter Rosahah 20 is living with them. Household #1173 there is a Merit (Eslick or Tucker) some confusion there, with wife Amanda. Household #1176 Massey Copeland and wife Eda E. Tucker but Massey was first married to Mahalla Eslick. Going back to household #482 is Robert Warren and wife Temperance Wilkerson and family. Household #483 is Notley Wilkinson an
9. Re: [LCT] BLACK DUTCH [1]
Yes, it's a fascinating subject and I want to thank everybody who has responded to my question. I still don't have a real clear idea of what Black Dutch really means, but I believe that what you said, Cindy, makes a lot of sense about them being half white and half Indian, and not wanting to let anybody know that. Everybody in my family - my brothers and sisters, that is - we all had very dark brown hair, brown eyes that were a little bit almond shaped, and a fair complexion. My hair was (I say "was" bec
10. [LCT] Missouri Unknown [1]
Missouri was born abt. 1803 in Tn. She married Azael/Azel Daniel Harris about 1838 in Lincoln Co, Tn or Marion Co. Al. Missouri died before 1880. She had the following children: Nancy Elizabeth Robert G. Sarah Jane James Azel D. Jr. Louesa Issac T. Martha A. Catherine Caroline (possibly second wife's child) I am looking for any information on Missouri, her husband or, her children. Thanks, M lehuamalia1@yahoo.com --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - File
11. RE: [LCT] LOUIS A. GATLIN (LCT) [1]
Yep, this is the family I was looking for. I was hoping to find a David Hill Coble living with his daughter (wife of Louis Gatlin. I believe the A stands for Andrew. Lewis and his family lived many years in the Lincoln County area of Tennessee. David Hill Coble (my grandmother's father) died while either living or visiting this family (at least his obituary says so). David Hill Coble died in 1914 so I presume since I didn't find him in the 1910 census that he was staying with his daughter from roughly
12. [LCT] Simmons in LCT 1820 -1850 [1]
Searching for James Simmons born abt 1765 and died in LCT in 1828 I believe it was. Searcjing his children and his son in law Hezekiah Erving or similar spelling. More information at my web page http://gscomman.www.50megs.com/index.htm
13. Re: [LCT] Black Dutch experiment [1]
In a message dated 4/5/03 2:51:59 PM Central Standard Time, LSMD1@aol.com writes: << Dollie Pack had very dark hair and hazel green eye as did her daughter and grand daughter and gr grand daughter (me). All had black hair and fairly light skin. >> That is my sister to a T. My great grandmother was Black German and said to be part Cherokee. My sister attended a meeting with had several people from different Indian tribes. She said that they just sat there and stared at her. One finally asked her
14. Re: [LCT] Black Dutch experiment [1]
Interesting, I have this too. Would like to read some anthropological studies about this. I understand such studies have been made and that there is a research project trying to trace the earliest Native Americans thru the mother's genes. So many of us are watered down versions of the first tribes, to find a near pure stain will be difficult. Few of us can prove enough Native blood to fill out a CDIB application. Thanks for the info. Will try to find more on this. Have a blessed day.
15. [LCT] LOUIS A. GATLIN (LCT) [1]
Looking for LOUIS A. GATLIN (1869 TN) in the 1910 Lincoln County, TN census. I have posted to the Tennessee Census List but no replies. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks, David
16. Re: [LCT] Harwood, Kincade, Lemonds [1]
Sharon, I found this in the 1836 Civil Dist. and Tax list, by James L. Douthat. p.23 Dist 19 Lemmons, Rachel- 80 acres p. 25 Dist 20 Lemmond, J. W. Davis, John Sr. McRee, James McRee, Wm. H. Kennedy, John-140 acres a possible?? Larwood, Ambrose Larwaood, Reuben No Harwoods listed, the only Kincade was James in Dist. 3, which this later became Moore Co., this was all the McRee's, all the Larwoods (which this could be misread and being Harwood???) and this was all the Lemmons/Lemonds. Hope this giv
17. [LCT] Black Dutch [1]
My son says there's no such thing! I don't know, but it seems like there are TOO MANY different opinions! Velma
18. Re: [LCT] Marriage Notices from the Fayetteville Observer. January 3, 1895 - January 6, 1 [1]
> Marriage Notices from the Fayetteville Observer. January 3, 1895 - January 6, > 1910 > > The following has been uploaded to the GenWeb Archives: > > > 3,172 Marriage Notices from the Fayetteville Observer. January 3, 1895 - > January 6, 1910 > > ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/lincoln/vitals/marr001a.zip--marr001a.z > ip (Zipped 46K) > ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/lincoln/vitals/marr001a.zip--marr001a.t > xt (Text 193K) > > Contains: "Marriage Notices from the Fayetteville Observe
19. Re: [LCT] Charles Thomas Crawford help [1]
Thanks, Carol, I have made the same observations. I do not have a Moberly or Mobley in my line and I know nearly all of the women's names the various generations married. But I will keep looking. Thanks again and good luck on the wedding. Lynn ----- Original Message ----- From: Carol Lucian To: TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2003 6:03 PM Subject: Re: [LCT] Charles Thomas Crawford help Hi Lynn, My ancestor Robert Moberly (Mobley) moved from Warren Co., KY to Linco
20. Re: [LCT] Lookup please? [1]
Glad to help-I am in South Carolina and have a good library but don't have everything so it is great to know we help each other. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bobbie Spiegel" To: Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2003 4:10 PM Subject: Re: [LCT] Lookup please? > Wow, Margaret, speedy reply! Most useful info and deep gratitude for your helpfullness and for this "list" , as I reside in TX in town of less than 200 souls. Bobbie > > > ==== TNLINCOL Mailing L
21. Re: [LCT] Black Dutch experiment [1]
List, This has been interesting! It was my grandfather who always said we were Black Dutch. He was a Warren, dark hair and skin (we all tan very easily) and light blue eyes. This trait is in all his ten children, all with striking light blue eyes. Both of my grandfathers parents were Warrens, again, the same traits...I have not been able to trace my Warrens past Daniel Warren b. 1791, but have seen where he had the blue eyes also. My grandfather never said we had indian blood in us, that suppose
22. [LCT] Bennett/ Benit DEAL [1]
Bob that date should have been 1795
23. [LCT] Webb [1]
Karen, Mariah B. Philpot 1809-May 28 1898 Buried in Blanche Cemetery (old section) There is no Dellrose Cemetery listed in the Marsh book. It is located in the Dellrose Quadrangle however. No Joseph Webb found. John Foster
24. RE: [LCT] Black Whatever [1]
Hello all, Altho... I fully enjoyed reading the possibility for "Black Irish" to be descendants of Spanish refugees.... I'm sorry to say that DNA doesn't support it. This was hashed out, and many times, on the SCOTCH-IRISH-L@rootsweb.com..... so both the discussion and source will be in the archives... or should be. Viva la DNA. < GRIN > Lisa Grimes a descendant of William Riley SMITH [Schmidt line] m. Susannah Hummel BEACHBOARD -----Original Message----- From: Charles Schull [mailto:coschull@attbi.com
25. Re: [LCT] Eslick, Snow, Tripp, Donalson, Thompson [1]
Fred, I also found; William Eslick b 1787 NC, d 1833 LCT md Rhoda Powell b ca 1789 md ca 1897. Children; 1. George b 1808 2. Mary b 1810 3. Andrew Jackson b ca 1812 4. Lucinda b ca 1818 5. Newton Austin b ca 1823 md Caroline Wilkerson [whom I am trying to connect to my Lewis Wilkerson and wife Isabel [Eslick?????] of LCT] 6. William Jr. n 1825 Caroline b ca 1828 Rhoda E. b 1830 John b ca 1831 Ginny K.
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