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1. [LCT] LCT : SAMUEL HOPKINS + REBECCA BAILEY HOPKINS [1]
hi ,,,, i am looking for any info on this couple and their kin.... my 3rd great grandparents are SAMUEL HOPKINS + REBECCA BAILEY m. Logan Co. Ky. children 1. Mary Ann Hopkins b. 1812 madison co. ala, m. 3 oct 1833 madison co.ala to John Gilpin Griffin children a. ANNIE ELIZABETH GRIFFIN b. 25 dec 1845 , d. 16 april 1918 lincoln co. tennessee b. BASCOMB b. 1850 mississippi Mary + John Griffin died sometime
2. [LCT] Mulberry Methodist [1]
Greetings List, I am looking for information about the Mulbery Methodist Church. According to one of my sources, my great grandfather Epps L. Jones was a local deacon there sometime in the mid to late 1800's. It is said that he performed marriages and that there are records of the marriages somewhere. Is there someone who has the history of the church and may know if his name is there? Thanks for your help. Macon Jones
3. Re: [LCT] Early LCT Newspapers [1]
Can you verify that the publisher of the Village Messenger was Ebenezer Hill. He was my 3rd great grandfather. Liz
4. Re: [LCT] Early LCT Newspapers [1]
Hi all, Thanks so much for the info that has been sent my way! I so much appreciate it. I have heard a few things here and there about info thats available for Lincoln couty, so I want to throw this out one more time. I am interested in just about any McGehee who lived in Lincoln county Tennessee around the years 1810-1830. This is what I know. I was sent records showing that James McGehee (my great great great grandfather) lived in that county and worked on a road there, or was an overseer of a
5. [LCT] William Ingle [1]
I have a copy of where Howell Johnston and Samuel Boone were Executors of William Ingle's estate. Does anyone know if there was any family connection between Howell Johnston, Ingle and Boone. Ingle's wife was Sarah and there were 5 children: Leonard W., Polly, Permelia A., Jacob and Benjamin B.. Witness were Abner Steed, Howell Johnston, Paul Ingle and Orpha Johnston. Signed: Sept. 28,1830 / Proven: Sept. 2,1831. Any help appreciated. Bobby Prosser
6. Re: [LCT] Early LCT Newspapers -Jack McGehee [1]
Is there any kind of an index to these? My family was in Lincoln couty Tennessee between 1820-1830 and possibly earlier. I am looking for any info on James and Jane McGehee, or basically any McGehees in Lincoln county aroud that time period. Jack >From: "Linda Parrish" >Reply-To: TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com >To: TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [LCT] Early LCT Newspapers >Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2000 14:17:44 -0500 > > >From The Village Messenger, Fayetteville, Tennessee, Vol. I, Number V
7. [LCT] LCT 1850 census lookup [1]
hi, if anyone has a book...could they look up see if Samuel Hopkins and John G. Griffin are listed in the county...? would be appreciated ....thank you very much ..myra
8. Re: [LCT] FAMILY LIST [1]
Since we're posting names, I have: Carpenter (2 separate lines) - Hurley - Culver - Smith - Jones - McNeely - Dickey - Bailey - Davidson, and others. (BRochevot@aol.com) Billie
9. Re: [LCT] ARNOLD [1]
I have an extensive file of the LCT Arnolds.....they are my ancestors, however the names you have don't fit in with mine. I may have someone I chat with that might have your answer though if you would give me permission to forward your message. Cherry katharan plemmons wrote: > I was referred to Lincoln County in my search for my ARNOLD ancestors....I > have searched the Lincoln County webpage and only found one ARNOLD > reference....to a grocery store called Arnold's.... > > I am searching for the pare
10. [LCT] From the moderator [1]
:-))))))))))) This is pretty funny! Yes, the person was trying to unsubscribe and I will help them figure it out. George, listowner/moderator TNLINCOL-L On 7 Jan 00 at 21:21, TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com wrote: > Thanks Barbara, > I think you saved the day. I first thought the egg-nog was getting to > thick. John > -----Original Message----- > From: Dave Brown > To: TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Friday, January 07, 2000 9:17 PM > Subject: Re: [LCT] Samue
11. Re: [LCT] FAMILY LIST [1]
Billie, I had not seen you post that you have the Dickey connection also. My gg-grandfather Bradford married Laura Elizabeth Ann Dickey, youngest child of Ephriam Dickey. Then my grandfather comes up with "Hurley" as a middle name. Must be a connection here somewhere as they were all in Lincoln County. Haven't added the Dickey to my list as I've found a lot of info on them in a book in the Lincoln County Library (I live about 30 miles south in Huntsville, AL). There is a book in the genealogy section of
12. [LCT] Matthew Moss [1]
Does anyone have any knowledge of the following family? I beleave Mathew Moss was born in Lincoln County as he appears there through 1850. After that he seems to have been beamed up by aliens. Most of his children were married in Polk County Missouri after 1856. Any help will be appreciated. Mathew Moss Born: 1815 Tennessee Father may have been Edward Moss Wife: Margaret Dyer Children 1 M Jonathan A. Moss Born: 1835 at: Lincoln County Tenn - ------------------------------
13. [LCT] Early LCT Newspapers [1]
from The Village Messenger, Fayetteville, Tennessee, Vol. I, Number III, March 25, 1823: Candidates for Congress The following Gentlemen are Candidates to represent the 6th Congressional District, composed of the Counties of Maury, Giles, Lincoln, and Bedford: -- ALFRED M. HARRIS, Esq. of Giles; Col. ANDREW ERWIN, of Bedford; Col. -------- SANDFORD, of Maury. ------------------- Melancholy.  On Friday last, as a man of the name of Joseph SHAW was attempting to cross Cane creek, at the lower for
14. [LCT] Re: TNLINCOL-D Digest V00 #4 [1]
Lee, I have some information on the Smith family if you will contact me at Mnmjmorgan@aol.com. I am resaerching members of the First Tennessee Regiment of which two of the Smith sons were members for a time. I have a Lincoln County newspaper article I could send. I have also been to the Smith Cemetery in Flat and verified the graves there. Mike Morgan
15. Re: [LCT] Stewart / Patrick Family in Lincoln Co Tn [1]
Try James & Freddie Stewart their son. Leland -----Original Message----- From: Herb Glassmeyer To: TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, January 26, 2000 2:24 PM Subject: [LCT] Stewart / Patrick Family in Lincoln Co Tn >Looking for info on Green Stewart d 1971 & his wife Stella Patrick d >1978 Need any family history >Thanks Madog > > >==== TNLINCOL Mailing List ==== >Support Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-
16. [LCT] Early LCT Newspapers [1]
Does anyone have information on the following: Joe Owens married to Ann Evans their children were: Joe Jr. Sarah (or Mary) married Sanford White of Giles County Logan married Sarah Evans Whaley John (my direct line) married Elizabeth Brown, Ann Brown and is buried next to his third wife, Martha Ann Walker I have good records on the descendants of John Owens but NOTHING on Joe, Joe Jr., Ann Evans, or the ancestry of the wives of John except for family lore that Ann Brown was the widow of Sam Brown.
17. [LCT] Fwd: Clift [1]
Sorry. Individuals listed below would be CHILDREN, not siblings of James. ----- Original Message ----- > Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2000 09:01:02 -0800 (PST) > From: Adrian Clift > To: TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Clift > Message-ID:<3908767.948819662359.JavaMail.imail@bernie.excite.com> > > Looking for father of James Clift. James was born abt. 1805. Had the > following siblings: John, Albert Gowan, Amanda, Louiza, Eliza, Margaret, > Julia. A James is listed in Clift famil
18. Re: [LCT] McAFEE McREE [1]
Brenda; I remember seeing a small family history in the Lincoln County Genealogical Society Library that had some information about this line of McAfee and McCree. But, I cannot remember which family history it was. Maybe someone else can remember. Russell O'Neal Kybrenda@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 01/07/2000 8:47:21 PM Eastern Standard Time, Kybrenda > writes: > > << Jesse McAFEE b. 1805 m. abt. 1829 Lincoln County Tn to Eliza McREE b. 1815 > (yes she was only about 14 at marriage, first child b
19. (Fwd) {not a subscriber} Re: [LCT] PARRISH [1]
Forwarding message from non-subscriber. ------- Forwarded Message Follows ------- Date: Sat, 8 Jan 2000 08:06:22 -0800 (PST) From: "Lucile Parish" To: Organization: Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: [LCT] PARRISH In response to your query about the Parrish family that was referred to me by a cousin, Virginia Puryear Aldman of California: I do not have any information on the Benjamin Parrish who lived in Lincoln County, TN
20. [LCT] COUCH / HUFF 1820s-1850s [1]
Hello listmembers, This is my first post and I hope it will bare some fruit (or at least one nut for the tree!). Ann (Nancy) Couch, dau/o Eli Couch & Unk., born 5 Feb 1823 Lincoln Co. married Thomas Huff, 3 DEC. 1840 LCT. Ann (Nancy) Couch siblings: Chaney Couch m. Isabella M. Christian Margaret Couch m. Joseph Ellison, LCT 1839 Levi Couch m. Sarah C. Shofner, Fayette Co., TN 1849 Delilah Couch m. Charles Bethany, LCT 1842 Andrew J. Couch m. Minerva A. Chastain, AL 1850 Francis M. Couch m. Sarah Jane
21. [LCT] Peggy Stuart, 1830 census Lincoln Co. [1]
Dear List, Those of you who are trying to separate out the various 1830 era and earlier times for STEWARTS, STUARTS of Lincoln Co. should keep in mind Peggy Stuart, listed in the 1830 census for Lincoln Co. She was a widow with up to 10 children. It is very likely that she and her husband, (whose name I don't know) tried to settle in Mississippi, prior to 1823. Anyway some time after 1825, he died, I don't know where, and by 1830 Peggy moved (to) or (back to) Lincoln Co. Peggy and her
22. [LCT] Query [1]
Would like to communicate with other descendants of Kindred Jackson Bobo and Susan Robertson. Dorothy Roberson, Memphis, TN
23. [LCT] Early LCT News Microfilm [1]
I came across the listing of available newspapers on microfilm: Name of Roll Title FAY 101 The Village Messenger 1823-1828 (the one I'm viewing now) FAY 102 Lincoln Journal 1840-1861 (I bought this one also.) FAY 103-FAY 132 Lincoln County News 1876-1976 (approx. 30 rolls) FAY 201-FAY 238 Fayetteville observer 1850-1965 (some of this is posted at the Lincoln Co. USGenweb page.) FAY 239 Elk Valley Times 1966 The above microfilm rolls can be ordered @ $20 per roll from Tennessee State Libra
24. Re: [LCT] FORRESTER [1]
Amen and Amen to both. And what about my Indian ancestors - how were they treated. My Irish ancestors - how they were treated. I haven't found ANY rich plantation owners in my ancestors. Just people who fought in the War of Northern Aggression to protect their families. Leslie Future Resident of Old Genealogists' Home Best Kept Secret in America lmoore@ecsis.net Home Page: http://www.ecsis.net/~lmoore ----- Original Message ----- From: Anne Lewis To: Sent:
25. [LCT] FAMILY LIST [1]
I wanted to repost my family list from Lincoln County in case some new folks have arrived. The families that I know are Joseph Commons, Elizabeth Hurley, John M. Commons; Micijah McElroy, Archibald McElroy and Elizabeth Grissom; and any of the families connected with these folks. I am descended from John M. Commons and Mary McElroy who later moved to Obion County and were found there by 1860. dotti ferguson
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