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1. [LCT] CP Church [1]
There were no Cumberland Presbyterian Churches in 1799. The Church was founded on February 4, 1810 in Dickson county, TN. John Foster
2. [LCT] Re: TNLINCOL-D Digest V04 #7 [1]
In a message dated 1/10/2004 3:01:18 AM Central Standard Time, TNLINCOL-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Suzanne, > Hi, I cant help you with Samuel Hill, but have a question for you. I > have a Sarah J. Hill who m. Monroe Shelton 1871 in LC....They have children > Jess > F. b. 1873 and John b.abt 1875, she must die as Monroe m. again in > 1878...Anyway, this Jess F. Shelton was a police officer in > Fayetteville..have not found > that many of the other Sheltons were Officers...Do you know anythin
3. Re: [LCT] Jennings, Logans ,and Ingles in LCT before 1800 [1]
Re: Ingles: I don't know if they lived on the Holston or not. They called her "Betsy" (Elizabeth) Ingle and she married Reuben Logan. They had one child, Nancy Logan who married Jeptha Harrison Shofner.Betsy was born 24 Mar 1798 in LCT. I do not know if her father was Joseph or John but think it is Joseph.. I do not know if Reuben Logan is Reuben Butler Logan. It was her aunt that had the husband that up and left her for another. ----- Original Message ----- From: To:
4. Re: [LCT] what was before lincoln co? [1]
I cited The Handybook published by Everton's Publishing Co in Utah earlier today giving the places from the beginning of TN to LCT. Ginny
5. Re: [LCT] McGee & Bateman...and Leach...and Epps... [1]
I have one line of the Leach family back to the Rev war. Wm Leach was in N.C. during the war. At one time, like 1810, was in Edwards Co, Ill. Then in Wilson Co TN, 1820 in LCT. 3 women, possibly his daus, married in LCT. Wm is my husband's ancestor but also Governor Gordon Browning's & his wife's, she being Ida Leach. The Gov's grmother was Rachel Leach. Mildred ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Zielinski" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 11:
6. [LCT] LCT book [1]
Is a Modified Register document created by PAF acceptable for the book?? John
7. Re: [LCT] Jennings, Logans ,and Ingles in LCT before 1800 [1]
I have an Elizabeth Jennings born abt 1760 VA. Her will is in Wills & Inventories of Lincoln ct TN- by Marsh p 11. Lists a granddaughter Mary Nichols Bledsoe in the will and in the 1850 census she is living with this granddaughter and her family. Eliz lived to be in her 90's. Am looking for the Weaver who married one of her children and fathered Pleasant Wislon, John wm, and Samuel Weaver.
8. Re: [LCT] MT HEBRON CUMBERLAND CHURCH NORRIS CREEK [1]
Julie That will be great I understand the Back I've had 3 sugarys on my back laST time they had put metel plates and screws with pins in it to hold it together. but if I can ever do anything to help you just Yell Thanks Jimmy
9. Re: [LCT] White family in Lincoln [1]
Ginny, I grew up in Royal Oak, Mich. Mildrd Moore ----- Original Message ----- From: "Virginia L. Keefer" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 5:43 PM Subject: Re: [LCT] White family in Lincoln > Her husband Samuel White's will is on file in Lincoln Co TN too. Abt 1800 I > think. I have a copy of it. Mentions only his immediate family. No clues. If > you ever find out, keep me in mind. I am still looking for family of my > William White, born 10 Jan
10. Re: [LCT] PYLANT - MOBLEY - COLEMAN - FANNING - ERWIN [1]
Julie the Cumberland Church site you talking about can you send me the URL or link to it IMy Line runs thu mike Fanning and William George lines . I have been trying find info on the Church there so can see what info they have on my Lines .But if you can please let me no where how goi about seeing or getting copys of Book Thank you James D. George
11. Re: [LCT] MERREN/WARREN [1]
> I think this is William M. Warren b. 1845 (son of Thomas Warren and Ann Eliza Bedford) who married Nancy C. Bartlett b. Abt. 1849 with their daughter Nancy Ann Warren b. December 04, 1865 and son Thomas Avery Warren b. February 28, 1867. Michaele > From: PEKIPAN@aol.com > Date: 2004/01/22 Thu PM 06:21:51 GMT > To: TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [LCT] MERREN/WARREN > > On the 1870 census on Ancestry.com they have listed a Will Merren age 23, > wife N.C. age 21, N.A. daughter age 4, Thomas A. son,
12. Re: [LCT] Dallas [1]
It was John Neeley Bryant. :::::::::Native Texan to the bone!::::::::::: Mildred Moore wrote:Listers.....In Dallas Co TX, near Dallas, the first cabin built was by a man from LCT. I'm not sure of his name. Seems like John Bryan Neely or John Neeley Bryant. The cabin has been preserved, & moved from original site to a park in Dallas, so more people will see it & appreciate it. Also so it can continue to be preserved. Anyone know for sure about this man's name? Mildred Moore ==== TNL
13. Re: [LCT] J. B. Tigert [1]
Julia, Are the Marsh marriage records online? Dortha ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2004 1:50 PM Subject: [LCT] J. B. Tigert > > Lucy, > > The "Lincoln County, TN. Official Marriage Records 1838-1880" by Marsh had a > marriage between, J. B. Tigert and Margaret A. Crawford 19-Oct-1858 by J. B. > Warren. That is the only Tigert in the book by any spelling. > > Julia > > > ==== TNLINCOL Mailing List ==== > Search the USGenW
14. Re: [LCT] RENFRO-PYLANT-GILBERT [1]
Thank you Nita for the suggestion, will look there. Julia
15. [LCT] SMall [1]
Julia, Thanks for the census on Small. When I read your note about the "adopted", I knew you got that from Tom King. I have tried to explain to him that white people who had slaves or just "help", they wrote them in their Bibles, usually down at the bottom of a page. Yes, those were the Small slaves I mentioned. My mother's Uncle Jeff King (Ephraim Jefferson) married Elizabeth Pina Small in 1866. They had a large family & probably after the last child was born, moved to Marshall Co, TN. He & some of t
16. Re: [LCT] The Heritage of Lincoln Co., TN - 2004 [1]
Thanks Suzanne. We are sure there will be many who will be interested in your Hill line in our new Heritage book. You are right on track. Prepare your own story and submit it yourself. In past County Heritage book projects we've found that the only way to be certain your ancestors and family are included is to do it yourself ! So you are right on track. We'll be looking for your Samuel M. Hill story...and don't be bashful. Bring the story all the way to the present! Folk will want to know about you
17. Re: [LCT] what was before lincoln co? [1]
Good write up, but Lincoln was at one time Bedford. MM ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2004 10:39 AM Subject: Re: [LCT] what was before lincoln co? > I didn't intend to enter this conversation... but wanted to recommend an > excellent book ~ of which I've already worn out two of 'em. The title is a little > misleading as it contains much more, plus maps for each ten year period, for > each state... beginning with 1790
18. [LCT] Wills: 1812 Sarah BIGGERS / Solomon STEWERT; Also: 1811 Constable Benjamin CLEMMONS / Security Solomon STUART [1]
Hi Mildred, Here's what I wanted to send you, as long as we're on the subject of wills. Have had this in a box for years. Got it prior to 1995 in the DAR in WDC. Read all three numbered paragraphs. 1. Bottom Line: my Solomon Stewart buying a bull from the Sarah Biggers estate. REF: Tennessee Records of Lincoln County Wills and Inventories, 1810-24 Historical Record Project, #65-44-1472 Copied Under Work's Progress Administration 8 May 1936 DAR Lib 26433.1 pag
19. Re: [LCT] update; The Heritage of Lincoln County, TN - 2004 [1]
Ms. Charity: Bless your heart. After 25 years, we've only heard this complaint ("can't write enough material") 3-4 times. Wow! Share your words with a relative, friend, kissin' cousin... what-have-you. That way you can just spread the joy! Lets clarify some of the language. We say 500 words per household. Not per surname. That way, it is possible that dozens of Goodwins, Beddingfields, Bevels ad infinitum can be included in the book. Truly, Pioneers in Lincoln by or before 1836 are eligible for anot
20. [LCT] Fw: [TNMoore] Welcome 2004! [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jewel Casey" To: Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 2:58 PM Subject: Re: [TNMoore] Welcome 2004! > Thanks for the reminder. Moore County is doing a Heritage Book and we > really need all the help we can get. The deadline has been extended to Feb. > 14th, but that will be here before we know it. If the readers have Moore > County, TN roots, please do a family article, military article and better > still send in an article on a commu
21. [LCT] J. B. Tigert [1]
Lucy, The "Lincoln County, TN. Official Marriage Records 1838-1880" by Marsh had a marriage between, J. B. Tigert and Margaret A. Crawford 19-Oct-1858 by J. B. Warren. That is the only Tigert in the book by any spelling. Julia
22. Re: [LCT] URL OF THE CUMBERLAND PREBYTERIAN CHURCH [1]
BUCHANAN Surname In this post you have mentioned the BUCHANAN surname. The first PROSSER to settle in Lincoln County was William Buchanan PROSSER in 1806 [Goodspeed History Moore Co.]. My question is since William B. Prosser's middle name is BUCHANAN, could William Buchanan Prosser's mother have been a Buchanan and he received the middle name from this family tie. The area that you are referring to in this post is within the area of where they settled. Thank you! Bobby Prosser prossergenealogy@comcast.ne
23. [LCT] A little more information on William Williams and Desc. of what I do and don't have [1]
William and Betsy show up in my records (thus far) the first time in Madison County, AL when they married on December 20, 1821 (Book 3, page 140) (License was recieved on 18th of Dec) married by Jno. Buckner, J.P. According to Daisy and and Mrs. Effie Simmons Shelton William Williams purchased land on Hester's creek near Elora, TN on Jan. 20, 1839 and the estate was settled 1876 after the death of Elizabeth (Betsy) Carrol Williams though I do not have a copy of this information as yet. The next document
24. [LCT] Re: TNLINCOL-D Digest V04 #16 [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 5:00 AM Subject: TNLINCOL-D Digest V04 #16
25. Re: [LCT] what was before lincoln co? [1]
No, there was first Bedford. It was extra large, then Lincoln was made out of it in 1809, & Marshall in 1836. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2004 3:02 PM Subject: Re: [LCT] what was before lincoln co? > I always thought some of Lincoln was used to create Bedford. Bill > > > ==== TNLINCOL Mailing List ==== > Please capitalize SURNAMES in your posts. > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names i
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