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From: "John W.Hamblen" <>
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Date: Mon, 2 Oct 2000 20:39:30 -0700



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>Charles,
>My gr-gr-grandmother was Eleanor (Ally) Brummett, b. TN 1808. I haven't
>been able to identify her parents. Do you have anything on her? She m.
>James Huff from Overton Co., TN first and then Abraham Chappell of Upper
>Salt Creek in Brown Co. She is buried in the Chappell cemetery on Upper
>Salt Creek.
>George Grancer is mentioned in the Brown Co. Histories and Families book of
>1991 published by the Historical Society.
>John W,. Hamblen
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>From: Charles Clay <>
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>Date: Monday, October 02, 2000 1:37 AM
>Subject: George Grancer Brummett
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>>Posted on: Brown County In. Query Forum
>>Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/In/Brown/763
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>>Surname: Brummett
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>>Seeking obituary notice for George Grancer Brummett b. 1780 in VA, d.
Brown
>>Co. abt. 1891? If there was a local newspaper at the time his reaching
>>the century mark would have made a great story. His death at 111 yrs of
>>age would have been great too. Really need help on this and any would be
>>greatly appreciated. He was my ggggrandfather.
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>>Charles
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