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1. Lookups [1]
A reminder to those on the mailing list. I am a volunteer for lookups in the Marsh book on Lincoln county marriages. I also have a three volume set called "Land Deed Genealogy of LCT"; furthermore, I have access to all censuses for all states through 1900, and the Lincoln county Pioneers vols 1 thru 7. In addition to the marriage index, our library also has microfilm of some of the marriages (I don't remember what dates they cover..thru 1868, I think), and I have Lincoln county Wills on microfilm thru a
2. Lookups [1]
Hi: To say the least, the response has been overwhelming. I will try to get to all of these as soon as possible. The library will be closed Thursday thru Saturday for the holidays. If possible, could all of you who posted to the TN Lincoln request list please send me a direct email? I just tried to print out the digest on my slow laser printer and it was over 20 pages. I do genealogy in a kinda funny way...if I have requests for lookups, I just print out the email and take it with me to the librar
3. Re: LCT Pioneers lookups [0.977793]
Great of you to offer to do lookups. I'm having a real problem with some relatives that lived in Lincoln County around 1840 until ?. Their names are Smith Scroggins (Scoggins) and Tabitha George (I know Smith and Tabitha left around 1850 and went to Jacinto Mississippe, but as far as I know his son, Jesse and his family stayed in Lincoln County),and Jesse Scroggins (Scoggins) and Louisa J. Epps. Thanks. Linda from Louisiana
4. Re: back issues of LCT Pioneers [0.977793]
I'm sorry Wayne, are you talking about the one URL that George sent?? I have the actual Vol 25, both issues, is that what you're looking for? Barb -----Original Message----- From: WayHopper@aol.com To: TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, November 17, 1998 12:43 PM Subject: Re: back issues of LCT Pioneers >Sorry Barbara, I have located that file but have found that it is really >volume 24 which has been mis labled. > >I plan to write the society. > >Wayne
5. Re: Mulberry Area [0.977793]
Whitaker Robert S. wrote: > > Yes, I believe this is the Mulberry Creek area my 5th gr-grandfather > John Whitaker who was one of the 5 member team responsible for > purchasing the land for the new county seat of Fayetteville, settled on > the banks of Mulberry Creek and built a grist mill there. > > -Robert Scott Whitaker > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Cmillergv@aol.com [mailto:Cmillergv@aol.com] > > Sent: Monday, November 30, 1998 10:42 AM > > To: TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Re: Mu
6. Fw: George [0.977793]
Thought someone might be able to help this person on his GEORGEs in LCT. Barb -----Original Message----- From: E.L. Crocker To: bwhiz@prodigy.net Date: Saturday, September 19, 1998 2:20 PM Subject: Re: George >I am researching my ancestors. My grandmother was Donia George b. 1883 Hunt >Co. Texas, her father was John George b. 1830 Lincoln Co. Tenn. He joined >the Civil War in Running Water Tenn, after that he moved to Hunt Co. Tx. >where he married Mary Magdeline Su
7. Re: LCT Lookups [0.977793]
In "Wills & Inventories of LincolnCounty TN 1810-1921" by Marsh & Marsh are several will abstracts: Benjamin A., David (4), E. E., Prissilla, Thomas and William B. "Will Book & Inventories 1819 Page 54: Sale of Property of David Shelton, deceased. Recorded Aug. 19, 1814 Page 96: Inventory of items sold of Prissilla Shelton, deceased. Recorded Aug 25, 1815 Page 98: Inventory of Property sold of Prissilla Shelton, deceased. Recorded Aug 26, 1815. Page 100: Inventory of Thomas Shelton, deceased. Recorded A
8. Re: BATTLE [0.977793]
On 5 Nov 98 at 8:01, TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com wrote: > Please take your arguments and battles elsewhere.This is not the > proper place for it. > > I read this list for enjoyment since T.V. has such ignorant > programming. If I wanted to hear or read arguments I could just sit > and talk to my husband. > > Make a list for ''BATTLES AND ARGUMENTS ONLY'' . The same thing is > happening on several other sites and it is disgusting and a waste of > everyone's time. > > Jane Hi Jane (my mother's name) and
9. Re: Re: MCGEHEE [0.977793]
"Marriage, Death and Legal Notices From Early AL Newspapers 1819-1893" by Gandrud. April 13, 1827: State of AL, Limestone Co. William M'Gehee, deceased. Nan (?) McGehee, executrix. L. S. McGehee, her agent. [Huntsville Democrat, Huntsville, AL] April 22, 1880: (died) Mrs. Sarah Fanning, wife of Middleton Fanning departed this ife April 13th of pulmonary consumption in her 63rd year. She was born in VA and came to AL when a child. In 1836, she was married in her 19th year. professed religion and was
10. Re: Haynes/Reavis Families [0.977793]
In a message dated 11/7/98 4:25:39 AM, Dixeebarb@aol.com writes: <>and who? 1st wife or 2nd?
11. Re: Need a copy of LCT Pioneers [0.977793]
Diane, You're right! This is the way to protect and further research for all of us. Now..if someone would be willing to tell me...if possible...all old issues with the Reese/Petty names in the index? I'd love to purchase these issues. I need an address and who to make the check out to. Thanks . Shannon Reese
12. Re: Look-UP [0.977793]
Did not find a John or Susan Murry on 1850 Lincoln Co., TN census. gladys At 07:39 AM 11/12/98 -0800, you wrote: >Does anyone have access to the 1850 Lincoln County census? I am looking >for any information on John Murry and his wife, Susan Trigg. They had >children in Lincoln Co. and then moved to Desoto Co., Miss. > >I'd appreciate a lookup! >Georgia > >
13. Re: KING - Reply [0.977793]
Hi Catherine KING-JOHNSON Does any of your KING line migrate down to Alabama?? Haven't seen an Andrew KING for awhile. Kathy in Humboldt
14. Shofner / Rutledge [0.977793]
I need info on James C. Shofner, m. Margaret A. Rutledge in LCT. -- Thanks, Jim Cunningham - Brigade Commander, 9th Brigade, FL Division, Army of Tenn, Sons of Confederate Veterans Http://www.florida-scv.org/ - Deputy Adjutant (former), John T. Lesley Camp #1282, Http://www.florida-scv.org/Camp1282/ - William I. Turner Chapter #131, Military Order of the Stars and Bars
15. Caroline Matilda Sims [0.977793]
Looking for info on Caroline Matilda Sims, born 1826 in GA. She married William Barber, JR (born 1817 in GA) in March 1844 in Quincy, FL. Any info is greatly appreciated. John
16. TAYLOR [0.977793]
I am searching for the father of Jeremiah (Jerry) H. TAYLOR. Jerry was living with his mother and stepfather, John and Martha JEAN in the 1850 Lincoln County, TN census. Jerry had the following siblings: Malinda; Charles Green; Andrew J.; and Caroline E. I was told that Martha and John are buried in Lincoln County. Jerry and Green moved to TX by 1870. Appreciate any and all help. Margie Etter
17. Walker [0.977793]
Over the weekend I confirmed my great grandmother's maiden name after a long search.She was Elizabeth (Betsy) Ann Walker Arnold Lesley. In about 1840 she married James Moses Arnold, they had 7 children, one of which was Sarah. At the time of the 1870 census Sarah, age 19, living with she and my great grandfather William (Bill) C. Lesley. It's the Walker family I am now trying to learn about. There was a connection between the Walker's Grocery, Lynchburg. Can any one help? All will be appreciated. Peggy Lesl
18. Fw: James Shelton of Virginia [0.977793]
To Fellow Shelton Researchers, The following mail was forwarded to me by my cousin and partner, Garvin Fryar. I think that it will have a very strong impact on this group also. Hopefully it will spur some additional original source document research, if for no other reason than to try to prove him wrong. Too much dependence has been placed on the World Family Tree series and a number of books as "authoritative", without verifying the information through source document research. At best, these sources
19. Interesting information [0.977793]
Try out this page, you might find it helpful: http://www.ultranet.com/~deeds/research.htm
20. Reese, Neece [0.977793]
I am looking for information on my Lincoln County ancestors: James Featherstone Reese, born 1853 Lincoln Co. (I have his parents as James R. Reese and Elizabeth Reese or Reece, but no siblings) John Evans Neece, born 10/20/1834 in Lincoln Co., his wife Elizabeth Steelman born 1831. John's parents were John Neece, b. 1810 and Junetta Cole, b. 1816, both in TN, but I don't know where. Thanks for any help, Marilyn Reese ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to
21. Re: Harkness - Reply [0.977793]
Hi Deb: My gr-gr grandmother was named Jane Harkins. She and her husband Ephraim King and children migrated to Lincoln Co. TN during the early 1800s. Any possibility of a connection to your line? Tom King, Sr.
22. Re: LCT Pioneers lookups McAFEE MCREE [0.977793]
Hello All, My gg grandfather was Wade Alexander Mcafee b. 1845 LCT, his parents were Jesse McAFEE b. 1805 and Eliza McREE b. 1815 m about 1829. (have a picture of Wade after he came to KY he was on the 1860 Census with parents LCT age 15, shows up in Mt. Washington, KY to marry Geraldine HALL 1869. Jesse (might be son of Thomas McAFEE who married widow Elizabeth FRAIM McREE) Eliza is the daughter of James and Elizabeth FRAIM McCREE ( have a book written my Fred W. MCREE on the Descendants of William and
23. Re: History of Delina [0.977793]
In a message dated 98-11-03 07:27:43 EST, you write: From: Markbruce@aol.com Subject: HISTORY OF DELINA Anyone out there with an idea how I might get a copy of Haskell Roden's HISTORY OF DELINA. I just heard about it and he knew my father and his family personally. Also, is he still living? He was much younger than my father but I guess he would be getting well up in years by now. He was a nice man that loved Lincoln County. Joyce Park Riggs >> Mr Roden is deceased, but his wife still i
24. Cowell and Robinson and Bryan and Bolin [0.977793]
Hope someone out there can help. I have a Bryant Cowell whose wife was Mary Ann. Both said they were born in N.C. I 1st found them in Ark. then in Dyer and Haywood Counties, Tn. The 1st census I found was 1850 Ark. and they had 2 boys, Franklin, age 6, born in Miss. and John W. age 1, born Ark. I never came across anything that connected them to Lincoln County until today. I found a marriage record that said Bryant Cowell married Mary Robinson, May 20, 1848 in Lincoln county. Do you see my problem? Franklin
25. Re: McWHORTER/OLIVER/TUCKER [0.977793]
Yes I would like any information you might have. Sarah Oliver married Argyle Wells and their daughter Clarrisa Ann Wells married David McWhorter. These are the relatives I am looking for. Thanks for any information. Pat On Sat, 21 Nov 1998 14:41:26 -0600 "Barbara Whisenant" writes: >vol.26, june97... >McWhorter name: >p.84, "Charles Benjamin OLIVER b 1825 Campbell Co VA, md Esther E. >McWhorter >12 Oct 1847 LCT. He md Elizabeth Tucker 25 Oct 1857. He d between 25 >Oct >1857-1859 Fu
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