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From: "Terri Dillehay" <>
Subject: Re: [TNSMITH] Parents of Lucy WEST
Date: Fri, 2 Jan 2004 22:27:09 -0600
References: <BC1B8F91.9AAF%gnorris@kih.net> <002501c3d1ac$f2099440$1ac95e42@maryknight>


I think Edmond Dillehay owned land and maybe lived in Jackson Co. briefly
before settling in Smith.
Something was mentioned about Haywood Dillehay a while back. Winston
Dillihay, who is an excellent researcher, descends from him. I think he has
just about proven that Haywood was Edmond's nephew.
Barnett T. Dillehay and wife lived and are buried in Macon Co. and several
generations are still there and a few are across the state line in KY.
Terri
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From: "Mary Knight" <>
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Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 9:52 PM
Subject: Re: [TNSMITH] Parents of Lucy WEST


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> Did the Dillehays live in Smith County only or was it Macon?
>
> Gary D. Norris
>
> Gary
> I believe most of them originated in Smith Co. at least the children,
> grandchildren etc., of Edmund and Joanna Asher Dillehay. There are no
> Dillehay's in Macon County census in 1850 and only a Ruthy Dillehay in
1860.
> The only Dillehay family in 1870 Macon is Joseph 23 spelled Diliha & a
> Howard Diliha 48.
> These I believe are Joel L. and his father Haywood from Smith Co. prior to
> 1870. I have only the transcribed version of the Macon Census so can't be
> sure if its accurate.
>
> Mary K
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