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1. Re: [LCT] Medical School [1]
Bill, my ggrandfather born Lincoln County supposedly "practiced" dentistry. Probably 1870 or so dentists would not practice the way we see today but wonder where he would have gone to school or do you think he worked with a dentist and learned that way. Betty ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Moyers" To: Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 8:06 AM Subject: RE: [LCT] Medical School > there was an lpn school located at the Lincoln County Hospital >
2. Re: [LCT] Mt Olivet Church [1]
Chapman Cemetery shows on the tiger maps as being south of Petersburg on Old Fishing Ford Road. It runs between Boonshill-Petersburg Rd and rt 431 Dave ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2001 7:07 AM Subject: [LCT] Mt Olivet Church > It is mentioned in the new Lincoln-Moore Cemetery book by Marsh. Chapman > Cemetery is near Mt Olivet church. Does anyone know where this is? I tried to > order the "old" Lincoln ct Cem Book but i
3. Re: [LCT] surnames [1]
Thanks for answering. At this point I cannot connect. I think she must have been dropped off in Franklin Co., Il. in a sack. Ha Jan Brenda Campos wrote: > JAN, > I have a WILLIE YOUNG that married ALDA BOWEN on Nov 23, 1911 > thats all I have on the Young side at this time. > Brenda > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jan Patton" > To: > Sent: Friday, November 23, 2001 6:50 PM > Subject: Re: [LCT] surnames > > > Brenda, I have a ggggrandmother about w
4. [LCT] Need to contact Dave Baker [1]
Dave, will you please send me your email address? I have some questions for you regarding TURNEY and STUBBLEFIELD. Thanks. Larry D Slow down and don't dance so fast; time is short and the music won't last. http://home.hiwaay.net/~lmoyers/index.html (Personal) http://home.hiwaay.net/~lmoyers/index2.htm (Chorus) http://home.hiwaay.net/~lmoyers/Wolves.html (Wolves)
5. Re: [LCT] Medical School [1]
You may be right about that but I believe there was a medical school there.... This would have been before Marshall County in 1832. My gg- grandfather was Dr. Laban Haislip, son of Laban Haislip and they lived near Cornersville. Judy (GOD BLESS AMERICA)
6. [LCT] James Randolph [1]
I'm researching James Randolph b. ca 1834 in Tn. who was married to Rebecca Unknown b. ca 1836 in Tn. They had three children, James Benton, Eurethi (Uretha) and Irena all born in Tn. This family was in Izard County, Arkansas for the 1880 census and by 1886 were in Bollinger County, Mo. Other family members settled in Bollinger County from Lincoln County, Tn. Can any one help me verify parents of James Randolph b. ca 1834? Thanks for any help. Ester Eads ekeads@ipa.net
7. [LCT] Help [1]
Hi List, I am needing to get a death record for a William Warren who died in Giles Co. in 1900....He was b. and raised in Lincoln Co....Anyway, does anyone know where I can send off for this. I have sent off to the Archives in Nashville, but they dont go back that far, only to like 1906ish...I would really love to know who to get ahold of the death records, if they even kept them, seems like they should, but, I am at a loss as to where to look now...Any ideas? Thanks so much, Cindy
8. Re: [LCT] Hall family of Lincoln County Tenn. [1]
Nancy, Hall is not a direct line of mine but several Halls married into my lines. I have a Sarah A Hall born August 05, 1835 and died September 24, 1910 in Ardmore, Limestone Co., AL. She was the 2nd wife of Milton Simpson Smith born February 14, 1833 in Lincoln Co, TN. I also have a Samuel Hall born June 06, 1828 who married Sarah Ann Henderson born August 05, 1835 in Molina, Lincoln Co., TN. And a Perry Lawson Hall born October 04, 1858 who married Cynthia J. Merrell born March 22, 1865 and died May
9. Re: [LCT] Boons Hill???? [1]
Hello, It's Boonshill Dave ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2001 3:51 PM Subject: [LCT] Boons Hill???? > In editing the Bedford County Family History Book, we found a reference to > "Charity Cemetery, north of Booneville," in the Edde family story. > > Is that correct, or should it be Boons Hill? > Is there an apostrophe in Boon's Hill? > An e in Boone's Hill? > > Am I all the way off base? Your help is desperatel
10. Re: [LCT] Districts of the 1880 Tennessee Census [1]
Betty, do you have an 1850 census page number for these guys, Dave ----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty Davis" To: Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2001 7:13 AM Subject: Re: [LCT] Districts of the 1880 Tennessee Census > Dave, my Gerelds/Jerrell ancestors are listed on 1850 census, sub. #2. Do > you know if this 1850 sub. #2 is tied in to 1880 districts and #2 would be > on the Alabama line? > > Thanks. Betty > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > Fro
11. Re: [LCT] Surnames: Mitchell, Chapman and Jackson. + ROBINSON + GLIDEWELL [1]
If you are looking for Chapman's there was a Gov. Reubin Chapman in AL who lived in Madison Co. but owned land over a good part of AL. This was in early 1800's to sometime after the war. I am not researching the family. Just giving information. At 07:01 PM 11/3/01 EST, you wrote: >Only recently came across the name Chapman. It is associated with my early >Swaners in LCT. Jeremiah B Swaner was married to Sarah Chapman whose parents >were James Chapman and Susannah Buchanan. I found a case file in ophans
12. Re: [LCT] Test [1]
Looks good. Ann
13. RE: [LCT] MCGehees in Lincoln County Tenn [1]
I know a Lucille McGee in Fayetteville, Tn. Her husband was a barber. They had two girls: Nancy and Jane. You know how the spelling of the names change; could this be any of your family? Regina regina.pipes@prodigy.net -----Original Message----- From: JackmcGehee@aol.com [mailto:JackmcGehee@aol.com] Sent: Monday, November 19, 2001 12:51 PM To: TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [LCT] MCGehees in Lincoln County Tenn I would like to discuss the McGehees in Lincoln County, if anyone on teh list is related
14. [LCT] Chapman Cem location [1]
Chapman Cem. is located one half mile south of the Boonshill-Fishingford Cross Roads.
15. Re: [LCT] Boonsville? Boons Hill? [1]
Sorry Pat, I had no luck finding the map of Lincoln County before turn of the century. Found a lot of other things but no map. =jim=
16. [LCT] McConnell Family [1]
Dear List, The following will abstracts from the "Abstracts of Wills Lincoln County Tennessee -- 1810 - 1895," by Helen & Timothy Marsh, have me more than a little bit confused: On pg. 33 (LCT Will Book #1, pg. 146) -- "ANNA McCONNELL. Son Robert McConnell and his wife Patsey. Daughter Sarah T. McConnell. Son John Perry McConnell who is to get the family Bible. Executors: Elijah M. Ringo and A. Bradshaw. Signed: July 8, 1834. Witness: A. Yell and John L. Morgan. Proven at June Term 1838." On pg.
17. [LCT] MCGehees in Lincoln County Tenn [1]
I would like to discuss the McGehees in Lincoln County, if anyone on teh list is related or interested? Jack McGehee
18. [LCT] Patsey Reed-My new brick wall !!! [1]
I Think I have cracked my old brick wall. My Gt.Gt.Grandmother is Susan Elizabeth Reed b.ca.1840 IL., married Joseph Smith b. ca. 1834 in Lincoln Co. Tenn. His parents are Joseph Smith b.N.C. and Mary Merrell b.N.C. I came across the 1850 Franklin Co. Il. Census list and I found: Patsey I believe is my Gt.Gt.Gt. Grandmother!!!! Of course Patsey's married name is Reed and I don't know her maiden name . Can anyone help????????? Sincerely, Gloria Baran
19. Re: [LCT] Cemetery location [1]
I didn't see 'Taft' listed (could it be called something else?), but here's a site that's pretty useful for locating cemeteries. http://www.topozone.com/ Once you get there, there's a heading on the left called 'Get a Map', and under that you select 'Place name search'. On the next page, you are prompted for your search criteria. I haven't used the 'Name' criteria. I usually just put in the state and county (a list is available after you tab out of the state box) and click on Search. What you get back
20. [LCT] Hailey [1]
In my database I have a William Newton Hailey, no dates. Married Elizabeth Fannie Joslin, again no dates. They had Adam Mordicah, Laura Ann, Malinda Florence. Glenda >From: "Gail Forsythe" >Reply-To: TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com >To: TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [LCT] Phillips - Hailey - English >Date: Sat, 3 Nov 2001 04:52:27 -0600 > >Looking for information on my ancestor Mary Elizabeth Hailey (b. 8 Oct 1808 >in Lincoln County TN - d. 25 August 1883 in Hardin County TN) accor
21. [LCT] Charity communitity [1]
Hi List, Was looking for some info, hoping someone can help.....I am wondering about the town of Charity, Charity Creek and Charity Cem.....Does anyone know how they came up with the name Charity for this area..... Thanks Cindy
22. [LCT] Young/Randolph [1]
Looking for ancestors/siblings/descendants of my gggrandmother, Susan V. Young b. 7 May 1832 Tn. and m. Anderson Bird Randolph in Franklin Co., Il. 10 Aug 1854. His family migrated from I believe Bledsoe Co., Tn. in the late 1840's to Saline Co.,Il. Any help appreciated. I do not know parents or siblings; I think perhaps she might have had a brother named Benjamin S., but am not sure. She's my brick wall. Are there any Young descendants out there? Jan Patton jpatton@cftnet.com
23. [LCT] Re: RIGGS - Land Deeds Jefferson Co, TN 1797 & 1806 [1]
Register of Deeds, Volume D (Apr 1797 - Dec 1799) 69 25 Edward RIGGS Deed to Jesse RIGGS (Grainger County) 10 Jun 1797 18 Mar 1797 120 Acres 10 Pounds On the South side of Holston's River adjoining Samuel RIGGS, Edward RIGGS, Gideon MORRIS; being part of the tract that Edward RIGGS now lives on. Test: Clisby RIGGS ackd. /s/Edward RIGGS (This Jesse RIGGS [1758-1832] died in Lincoln Co, TN intestate - 8 heirs) Register of Deeds, Volume H (Apr 1806 - Aug 180?) 233
24. Re: [LCT] Districts of the 1880 Tennessee Census [1]
Betty, I am looking at it. Had to use the family number to locate them. Its page 11 and 12 on my ancestry.com version. I am finding this census to all be listed as district 2. Maybe that its a federal number for the whole county or a large part of it. Here is what I can see, its a little hard to read this guys handwriting. I would have thought that was Jewell. The woman's name is way hard for me I think this guy wrote with an occasional open topped "A", and it looks like an "i" 2nd letter from the en
25. Re: [LCT] Districts of the 1880 Tennessee Census [1]
Dave: P75, Fam #75 Between #74 John Tuley (I think) and L Myrick. Hard to read. Many thanks. Betty +From: "Baker" To: Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2001 9:21 AM Subject: Re: [LCT] Districts of the 1880 Tennessee Census > Betty, do you have an 1850 census page number for these guys, Dave > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Betty Davis" > To: > Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2001 7:13 AM > Subject:
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