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Published by THE TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Memphis, Tennessee ......._ . . . . ...-1. NUMBER 2 SUMMER 1981 VOLUME 28 - CONTENTS - OVER THE EDITOR'S DESK 51 • • • • .' • • • ,. . . . BOOK. REVIEWS . . . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . . . · ." '. . . . . HENRY COUNTY, TENNESSEE 18-36 TAX RECORD · · · · · · · · .. · .• . . THE FAMILIES OF WHITE· COUN'rY ,TENNESSEB IN 1860 • ·········. FAMILY GATHERINGS. • • • • • · • · · · · · · · · · .. EARLY RECORDS OF GRAINGER COUNTY, TENNESSEE • . . · · · · · · · · · · · ,. ROANE COUN'rY,TENNESSEE MARRIAGE BONDS, 1801-1826 ·..... WILL BOOK, 1808-1847 • ·.. ... DEATH RECORDS FOUND IN MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE - 1866 · .. . . NEWS AND NOTES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS ' . ~RANKLINCOUNTY,TENNESSEE ",' TENNESSEE •• QUERIES • ., • • ,_ '. • ._ . c _,~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 52 54 59 65 n 77 81 87 92 95 96 THE TENNES'SEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY " P.O. BOX 12124 " MemJ)his" Tennessee 38112 President " Vice President Recording Secretary Correspondence Secretary " Librarian Assistant Librarian "" Surname Inde~" ,Secretary Treasurer "'" , , " " Editor Managing Editor Director Director Wilma Sutton Cogdell Jane Cook Hbllis . Marilyn Johnson Baugus R. F. Simpson, Jr. Louise Tittsworth Tyus Evelyp. Duncan Sigler Betty Key Jean Williams Turner Betsy Foster West '. Herbert Ray Ashworth Eleanor Riggins Barham Laurence B. ,Gardiner < EDITORIAL STAFF Pauline Casey Briscoe \ Lucile Hendren Cox Lynn Hodges Craven Amelia Pike Eddlemon Mary Frances Gertz Helen Culbreath Hamer Emma Fisher O'Neal Jessie'Taylor Webb Herman L. Bogan Eleanor W. Griffin Thomas Proctor Hughes, Jr. Elizabeth Riggins Nichols Myrtle Louise Shelton Margaret"N. Sinclair Gerry Byers Spence . Jean Alexander West· Henrietta.D. Gilley 'Betty Cline Miller "ANSEARCHIN'" NEWS is the official publication of THE TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY: published quarterly in March, June, September, and December; annual subscription $8.00. All subscriptions begin with' the first issue of the year. Non-delivery of any issue should be reported to THE TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL ' SOCIETY within two months of date of usual delivery i f a second copy is to be supplied free of charge. Subscribers may submit one query'each year for free publication; additional queries will be accepted ,on a "space available" basis. Contributions of all types of genealogical information will be accepted. We publish previously unpublished Te.nnessee-connected data, preferably that with pre-Civil War dates. All material for publication is subject to editing to conserve space. Every effort will be made to publish accurate material; however, neither THE TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, "ANSEARCHIN'" NEWS, nor the Editor can assume responsibilities for errors on the part of ~oI1tributors. Corrections of proven. errors will be published. Publishable and unpublishable contributioIisare put,on file in our library for the use of our members. Books donated to our library will be reviewed in the earliest possible tssue of the quarterly. paid at Memphis, Tennessee. Sunnner 1981 51 OVER THE EDITOR'S DESK Many of our more recent subscribers are not familiar with the background of the Tennessee Genealogical Society and its quarterly magazine; therefore, it seems appropriate to give here a few of the facts. The society started in 1952 as the Memphis Genealogical Society with 25 local members, but as the interest and numbers grew beyond the Memphis area, the name was changed in 1965 to the Tennessee Genealogical Society. We are in no way funded by the state, but are simply a group of volunteers who like to promote our favorite hobby. We earn our funds by publishing this quarterly, "Ansearchin'" News, and offering for sale books which have been given to us by the compilers and which are listed on our back blue page. The profits from our labors are used to support and build our genealogical library, which now contains over 3700 volumes. "Ansearchin'" News, as it appears now, is the result of the ideas of nine different editors over the twenty-eight years of publication. There is a story told about its unique name. One of the early members called another whose maid answered the phone with the reply, "She ain't here. She's out ansearchin' ." From this coined word, the ti.t1e was formed. For the first six years, the publication was called a bulletin and carried much local news on fewer pages. These were later combined in a second edition of 201 pages titled Volumes I-VI, 1954-1959, omitting some of the outdated news. We greatly appreciate the kind comments we receive and welcome contributions of Tennessee-related material. The earliest dated material receives priority, and we prefer that it should be at least 100 years old. ( Each subscriber is entitled to one free query per year; this must be fifty words or less, however we do sometimes allow a few more words to complete a sentence. Some subscribers send us several queries at a time, but I cannot recall having enough space to go back and pick one up at a later date. Information we cannot use in print is placed in our vertical tiles. * * * lbe Sevier Family Reunion will be held June 19-21 in Gatlinburg, TN. Contact James S. Corbitt, 118 Gardner Ave., Martin, TN 38237 for details. If we don't get this issue to you in time for this year, mark your calendar for two years hence; this is the 13th biennial reunion. A newsletter from the Van Buren County Historical Society has been received announcing the formation of that group and inviting others to join. This county was formed in 1840 from Warren, White and Bledsoe counties, but has had no historical society until last September when this group began its meetings. They have made great strides in a very short time , probably because each of the members has undertaken a specific project. One has compiled a list of all Civil War veterans from the county. Another has copied every cemetery marker and supplied additional information on the families wherever known. Still another has collected information on all the post offices of the past, and others are delving into the history of railroads, schools, doctors etc. Annual dues of $5.00 may be sent to Margaret Rhinehart, Treas. Box 128, Spencer, TN 38585. In our last issue, Volume 28, story on Atkins lineage. The reported, but we neglected to 3700 HhHehorn Cove, Memphis, No.1, we printed in Family Gather,ings the interesting original information did come from Mrs. Knapp, as we add that it was passed on to us by Marilyn Johnson Baugus, TN 38134. 52 "Ansearchin'" News NEWS AND NOTES FROM OTHER PUBLICATIONS Prepared by Amelia Pike Eddlemon NEWSLETTER OF THE PARKE SOCIETY, 125 Amity St., Amhearst, MA 01002. Application fee $5:annua1 dues $4. News, history, queries, and genealogical records of Parke name. COWETA CHATTER, Norma Gunby, Hwy. 54, Rt., 1, Sharpsburg, GA 30277. $7.50 individual membership. Published quarterly. Contains genealogical and historical information for Coweta County, GA, and surrounding areas. PHILLIPS FAMILY NEWSLETTER, Catherine James, 349 Ellis Road, Havertown, PA 19083. It is published quarterly. $9.50 per yr. Seven legal size sheets contain much Phillips' genealogical information in various states. FAMILY. TRAILS, Historical & Genealogical Association of Mississippi, 618 Avalon Rd., Jackson, MS 39206. $15 individual membership. Vol. 4, No.4, 80 pages (also index) contains funeral home records, cemetery records, newspaper abstracts, family Bible information, marriages of Lawrence Co. 1811-1828, Wilkinson Co. marriages 1804-1823, etc. Also includes queries. Publication is packed with genealogical information. THE SEARCHER, Southern California Genealogical Society, 103 South Golden Mall, Burbank, CA 91502. $12 annually. Vol. XVU1, No.1, March, 1981. This booklet type publication (35 pages, 8~ x 5~) features story-type articles (one on the Donner family) of some interest to genealogists. Also contains queries and book reviews. HUXFORD GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. MAGAZINE, Huxford Gen. Society, P.O. Box 595, Homerville, GA 31634. Dues $20 per couple: magazine subscription alone $15. Vol. V111, No.1. This issue contains 109 pages packed with genealogical information, including death records of Blackshear, GA, Echols Co. marriages, cemetery inscriptions, sketches of Revolutionary War soldiers, family sketches, muster rolls, and the Wayne Co. 1900 census. WILSON WAREHOUSE, Charlotte Magee Tucker, #19 Crinklerfoot Court, The Woodlands, TX 77380. $9 (sample copy $3 and may apply on cost of subscription). Has marriage,census, pedigree, birth and other genealogical information pertaining to the Wilson surname in the 15 pages of this issue. Also publishes The Cooper Collection, The Hall of Fame, and lbe ~lite Papers. GEORGIA GENEALOGICAL MAGAZINE, Rev. Silas Lucas, Jr., Editor and Owner, P.O. Box 738, Easley, SC 29640. $16. No. 79 Winter issue contains marriage records of Whitfield Co., marriages abstracted from newspapers, Cri~nal Court records, estate and deed information, 1810 census of Putnam Co., names of Georgia soldiers buried at Camp Douglas, and miscellaneous records of Union County. ROOTS AND LEAVES, E. Nebraska Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 541, Fremont, NE 68025. Vol. IV, No.1. Check with the Society regarding membership dues. Twenty pages in this issue contain death and census information, newspaper abstracts, ships' passenger lists, marriage records, etc. Queries free for members--$l for non-members. BULLETIN, of the Genealogical Society of Old Tryon Co., Inc., P.O. Box 938, Forest City,NC 28043. $5 subscription membership. Vol. VH, No.4, includes family sketches on Davis, Lowery, and Morehead, as well as cemetery, census records, queries, etc. Also contains book reviews. Sunune.r 1981 53 MISSISSIPPI GENEALOGICAL EXCHANGE, P.O. Box 16609, Jackson, MS 39206. $10. Vol. 27, No.1, has 52 pages and includes information on Lincoln Co. marriages, and deaths, land sales, Confederate grave registrations, Jefferson Co. marriages, etc. DEEP SOUTH GENEALOGICAL QUARTERLY, Mobile Genealogical Society, Inc., P.O. Box 6224, Mobile, AL 36606. $8.50. Vol. XV111, No.2, features a listing of officers, alumni, and students of the University of Alabama 1821-54, Torrent Fire. Co. No. 5 membership roll, cemetery records, family Bible information, records on the Third Regiment of U. S. Volunteer Infantry Spanish American War 1898, Rainbow Division World War II, baptismal records, naturalization records, government papers, queries, etc. VALLEY QUARTERLY, San Bernardino Valley Gen. Society, P.O. Box 2505, San Bernardino, CA 92406. $6. Vol. 18, No.1, contains 16 pages of biographical sketches, queries, Martin family informatiol1, probate records of San Bernardino Co., births, etc. BLUE GRASS ROOTS,Kentucky Gen. Society, Inc., P.O. Box 153, Frankfort, KY 40602. $10. Vol. VIII, No.1, 46 pages. This issue features cemetery inscriptions of Kentuckians who went to Indiana and are buried in Greene Co., IN. Also has a list of delinquent taxpayers of Nicholas Co., KY for 1828, a listing of aged people living in Montgomery Co. in 1889 (in addition to their names, it includes other genealogical information, such as birthdates, place of birth, etc.). Other information includes newspaper abstracts, Madison Co. marriages 1789-1799, queries, etc. ( THE GENEALOGICAL JOURNAL, Genealogical Society of Davidson Co., P.O. Box 1665, Lexington, NC 27292. $15. This is anew publication, and their first issue is very good. They plan to publish previously unpublished material on Davidson Co., Rowan Co. (before 1822), Anson Co. (prior to 1753), and Bladen Co. (before 1734). Vol. 1, No.1, (48 pages) includes wills, Bible records, list of Civil War veterans, court rE!cords, family information, cemetery inscriptions, marriage bonds 1822-1938, deaths 1911-1913, diaries, queries, etc. Indexed. Very good. lli~~OLD FAMILY ASSOCIATION OF THE SOUTH, 565 So. River St., Marshfield, Mass. i02050, Mrs. Hazel Arnold MacIver, Editor. $10 annual membership (mail to Mr. Ted Brooke, . Treasurer, 79 Wagonwheel Court, N.E., Marietta, GA 30060.) Queries or other requests to Ms. Marian C. Ledgerwood, Secretary, 1655 Imperial Crown, Houston, TX 77043. Membership entitles oue to receive the annual newsletter. Vol. Xl, December, 1980 newsletter (145 pages) is indexed and includes English records, immigrant information, Indian records, state and county records of Georgia, Illinois, and Kentucky, and much other information as well as an article on Zachariah Arnold of Lincoln Co., Tennessee. THE SAGA OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS, Genealogy Society of Southern Illinois, P.O. Box 104, Carterville, IL 62918. $8 (includes subscription to monthly newsletter and quarterly publication)--mail to Elizabeth P. Leighty, 511 W. College St., Carbondale, 1L 62901. Vol. VIII, No.1, Spring, 1981 (64 pages including index).Contains cemetery records, marriage abstracts of 1820-1893 Jefferson Co., Union Co. records, church information, queries, and an article on the family of George Read, etc. BOONE COUNTY HISTORIAN, Boone Co. Historical & Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 58, Harrison, AR 72601. Vol. III, No. IV, contains an interesting reprinting of an 1893 Fair booklet, as well as cemetery and marri~ge records of Boone County and queries. GEURIN GAZETTE, 457 A Manzanita Ave., Santa Cruz, CA 95062. Vol. 3, No.5, May, 1981 issue includes a photo of Sarah Tennessee Geurin born in Tennessee in 1856. Monthly publication of interest to researchers of Geurin surname. "Ansearchin'" News 54 BOOK REVIEWS By Ilerman L. Bogan, Evelyn D. Sigler, Eleanor W. Griffin, Edith L8cDuke EARLY SETTLERS OF BARBOUR COUNTY, ALABAMA, Volumes I and II Godfrey. 1979. Hard back. 346 pp. c/o The Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr. compiled by Marie H. Indexed. Order from Southern Historical press, P.O. Box 738, Easley SC 29640. $22.50 Barbour County was formed in 1832 from parts of Pike and Henry Counties, and from Creek Indian lands, but after the Civil War, parts of Bullock and Russell Counties were taken from it. Information in this book was gathered primarily from Barbour County probate records, census records and descendants of early families. Eightysix families, alphabetized from Adams to Zorn, with the sources of information for each family are included. In some cases, official records from other states and counties other than Barpour were used in the family records. Here is much helpful information for those who have family connections in Barbour County. THE DESCENDANTS OF NICHOLAS DIXON SUrname listing. by Joel Dixon Wells. 1980. 44 pp. Soft Back. Order from the author, Rt.2 Box 895, Hampton, GA 30228 $11 .00 This book was compiled as a family reference for descendants of Nicholas Dixon, who died in 1826. It is in looseleaf format, and the author plans to update information on both the descendants and the ancestors of this line whenever ,the information becomes available, either from family members or from research. Contents of the book include family group sheets, biographies, military records and old records of interest. Anyone 'interested is invited to contribute to each of these catagories. CASEY FAMILY HISTORY 195 pp. by Alvin Harold Casey and Robert Brooks Casey. Order from Harold Casey, 1002 Westwood Dr., Stillwater, OK 1980. Hard Back. 74074, $16.50 This first edition from the Casey compilers begins ,with the d~scendants ,of Abner Casey, the Irish immigrant, who was born ca i700 and immigrated to Virgtnia about the middle of the eighteenth century, moving on to South Carolina about i1760. The primary focus is on Abner's' great-great-grandson,Ambler Casey, and his descendants. Information has been obtained from many sources, and references are listed with each descendant in order to aid future search. Suggestions for additions and corrections are welcomed. This history is enhanced with photographs, copies of records, charts. MOONEY-GARNER ANCESTRY Indexed. by George Order from the authors, w. ~nd B. Irene Mooney. 1980.', Hard back. 133 pp. P.O. Box 10264, Glendale, CA ,91209 $15.00 In 1973 the authors found an old typewritten copy of a Garner family history, and this led to seven years of intensive genealogical research. They have located seventeen Revolutionary ancestors in the process of documenting their two families, but caution that they have left in a few minor errors for those who like to look for such things! The arrangement of m~terial is unique and concise. Ninety-four fami~ lies were catalogued and arranged alphabetically, with maternal lines merging into paternal tines at the proper place by a'simple reference, [See Hanks] [See Ford] etc. ~EMIAH WOOD OF SHENANDOAH COUNTY. VIRGINIA 1980. Hard back. 419 pp. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Indexed. $18.00 by Leo G. Lawler ,and Hazel P. Lawler. Order from the authors, 1233 Seacobeck Street, wben the authors started research on the Wood family fifteen years ago, it was not with any intention of publishing a book, but to learn something about the family ~ ""'. Summer 1981 55 Book Reviews (continued) to find its place in history, and to meet some of its members. As time passed, more and more people sent in their family records, and so this publication was born. Especially interesting are certain wills and deeds which are quoted verbatim, and accounts of soldiers of Revolutionary and Civil Wars. This genealogy begins with William Wood, who obtained land in Stafford Co., VA in 1729 in that part of the county which became Prince William and later Fauquier County. Some allied lines are: Atwood, Austin, Franklin, Fridley, Rage, Lawler, Moody, Potter, Tharp, Truman, Young. THE GOODSPEED BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL MEMOIRS OF WESTERN ARKANSAS: Yell, Pope, Johnson, Ogan, Scott, Polk, Montgomery, and Conway Counties reproduced from an 1891 edition. 1978. Hard back. 626 pp. Indexed. P.O. Box 738, Easley, SC 29640 $35.00 Order from Southern Historical Press, Each of the counties is described in great detail arid every aspect of life there treated with care; biographical material on many, many families ends each county section. Early settlers of the county are named along with the date each arrived. Most of the county histories include the names and dates of judges, clerks, sheriffs, treasurers, coroners and state representatives. Many times referendes are made to citizens' state and county of birth, which gives valuable clues on what county to chl~ck in the state they came from. There is a wealth of material here; be sure and check the two separate indexes. HENRY'S HERITAGE, A HISTORY OF HENRY COUNTY, ALABAMA, Volume II compiled by Dr. Hoyt M. r-varren. 1980. Soft back. 392 pp. Index of primary family names. Order from Henry County Historical Society, P.O. Box 222, Abbeville, AL 36310 $20.00 Information contained in this publication is a supplement to Volume I and a conscious effort has been made to.record new and different facts about the county and its pe:ople. Persons from allover the county, state and nation have made contributions which are presented in this book. There is a wealth of material here to be gleaned page by page; which is recommended in addition to a quick check of the index. Qlaracter sketches and description of churches and members are extremely interesting. Also included are Henry Co. AL Marriage Records, 1821-1868, The United States Census in Henry Co. - 1840, and family charts on Henry County Pioneers. WEjUCLEY COUNTY, TENNESSE~ MARRIAGES, 1843 - Sept. 4, 1863 compiled by the Weakley County Genealogical Society. 1980. 86 pp. Soft back. Alphabetized by surname of grooms. Brides indexed. Order from the Society, Attn: Martha J. Hutchens, P.O. Box 92, Martin, TN 38237 $8.00 All marriage records prior to 1843 have been lost in Weakley County, but these transcriptions have been copied from records in the office of the County Court Clerk in Dresden, TN. The names of groom, bride and officiant are given with the date of the return or of the issuance of the bond. With 36 marriages per page, large clear print, and pleasing appearance, this book is well worth it's price. BRADLEY COUNTY by Roy G. Lillard. 1980. Hard back. 133 pp. Memphis State University Press, Memphis, TN 38152 $12.50 Indexed. Order from This is another of the Tennessee County History Series and chock full of information of all kinds. Included are the history of settlement, family names, churches, businesses. anecdotes, and an extensive bibliography. Very well written, this is a valuable volume for those who wish to become better acquainted with Bradley. 56 "Ansearchin I " News Book Reviews (continued) OLD MARRIAGE RECORDS OF HICKMAN COUNTY, .TENNESSEE, Vol.l compiled by Duck River Chapter, DAR. 1979. 296 pp. Soft back. Indexed. Order from Mrs. Sibyl H. Head, Wrigley, TN 37098 or Mrs. Rubye Tatum, RR#l, Box 140, Lyles, TN 37098 $14.00 This excellent volume is a compilation of marriages of both black and white citizens of Hickman Co. TN through 1894. Because of a courthotlse fire in 1864, the marriage books began with 1868 and went through 1894. The records prior to 1868 were gathered from many sources: loose papers found in the courthouse vault, family Bibles, obituaries, census records, and two earlier publications, Court Records of Hickman County, Tennessee, 1833-1856 and Marriages of Hickman Cou~~~nnessee by Leeper. This is a well-researched and helpful listing of early marriages that cannot be found in official records alone. . THE GEORGIA LAND LOTTERY PAPERS, 1805-1914 compiled by Robert S. Davis, Jr. and the Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr. 1979. Hard backs. Over 349 pages. Indexed. Order from Southern Historical Press, P.O. Box 738, Easley, SC 29640. $22.50. The Georgia Surveyor General Department has many loose documents connected with the land lotteries of 1805, 1807, 1820, 1821, l827.and 1832. Among these paper,S are the petitions of the fortunate drawers or thefr heirs for formal grants to land lots, letters by civil officials to correct misspellings of names, statements by Indian Agents concerning, land with Cherokee Indian improvements, records of Cherokees who attempted to return to Georgia, and other miscellaneous papers concerning the lots and people who won them. Those' records with genealogical value were abstracted for this volume. These papers were stored in three large boxes in no particular order, and at the time of publication of this book were not available for public perusal. ·Therefore the information contained here is of great. value to Georgia researchers. THE GOODSPEED BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL MEMOIRS OF ARKANSAS, Reproduced from an 1889 Edition in the O.C. Bailey Library, Hendrix College, Conway, Arkansas. Indexed. 1978. Hard back. 112 pp. Order£rom The Southern Historical Press, P.O. Box 738, Easley, S.C. 29640. $25.00: This is a ge~etai history of Arkansas containing infonnatlonabout the geography, earliest settlers, politics, and state institutions,the formation of the counties, and their citizens. One chapter is devoted to the Sevier, Conway, Woodruff, Wilson, Hemphill, Barkman, Bowie, Faulkner, Hempstead, Trent, Williams, Shinn, Crittenden, Yell, Walker, Royston and Bates families. The extensive index contains many names connected with Arkansas before 1890, which makes the reproduced volume valuable to a genealogist. ABSTRACT OF YALOBUSHA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI WILL BOOK A 1808 - 1857 by C. Blair Morgan. 1980. Soft back. 20 pp. $6.50 including postage. Order from the author, 3428 Northmoor, Memphis, TN 38128. One hundred and eight wills are abstracted here, followed by additional facts about the individual when known. A wealth of information appears in many of these notes. The wills 'are arranged in alphabetical order according to the name of' the testator. Mr. Morgan has done his homework on the early families of Yalobusha County. He says, however, that should a reader possess added information on those for which there are notations, he is invited to submit. it for. future editions. All future books will be indexed. Summer 1981 57 Book Reviews (continued) A TAYLOR FAMILY by Louise Taylor. 1981. Soft back. 111 pp. Indexed. Order from the author, 644 Massachusetts Ave., N.E., Apt. 105, Washington, D.C. 20002. $10.00 pp. This work is about Mary Jane Basham and James Harvey Taylor of Johnson County, Arkansas and their descendants for three generations. It is an attempt to set down in written form what is generally known but not before recorded. The opening section provides some general information about the area where the original family lived; next is the information now available on the principals themselves and life in their household. Civil War buffs will treasure their oldest son's account of his military service in the Confederate Army. Sources are listed for all of the family records, and a detailed bibliography is included. KENTUCKY, A HISTORY OF THE STATE, by J.H. Battle, W.H. Perrin and G.C. Knffin. print:. 1979. Hard backs. 331 pp. Indexed. Order from The Southern $32.50. Re- Histo~ical Press, P.O. Box 738, Easley, SC 29640. ( This is Part II of the original edition of this history, and it deals with the cou~­ ties of Ballard, Callaway, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, McCracken and Marshall counties, with a special section on Paducah. Each county is described as to boundaries, early settlers,establishment of courts, etc., including a list of officials through the years. Many biographies and family histories are given. One chapter discusses the Jackson Purchase, the land which lies between the Tennessee and Mississippi Rivers and makes up the western part of Kentucky. This is the region from which the above named counties were taken. A new and complete surname index has been added for this reprint edition which greatly facilitates the use of the book. A PORTER FAMILY IN AMERICA by Homer W. Porter. 1980. Soft back. 103 pp. Order from author, 6354 Elder Grove Dr., Dallas, TX 76232. $17.50. Indexed. Starting with an old Porter family Bible and the fact that his grandfather was appointed Sheriff of Parker County, Texas in 1858, the author began to do earnest research after he retired from business. After accumulating a mass of information, he decided to publish this summary. Fifty-two pages are given to information on his own family. The remaining pages are filled with accounts of immigrant Porters, speculation on the kinship of some, and records of many other Porters who are indirectly, if not directly, related to the author's great-great-grandfather, Henry Hamilton Porter 1758-1850. He welcomes information on other Porter families. ALL KNOWN CEMETERIES IN FAYETTE COUNTY, GEORGIA by Joel Dixon Wells and Donald R. Schultz. Soft back. 1980. 176 pp. Hampton, GA 30228. $13.50. Indexed. Order from J.D. Wells, Rt. 2, Box 895, With the cooperation of local genealogists and Historical Society members, the compilers have surveyed and listed every cemetery in Fayette County, Georgia that they were able to locate. They are continuing to collect information pertaining to anyone buried in Fayette County, and welcome additions to their listings or any corrections that may perfect the lists. Further information will be used to publish a supplement at no charge to those who have a copy of this book. 1860 FEDERAL CENSUS WAYNE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI by Gwen Platt. 1980. Soft back. 32 pp. Indexed. Order from author, 314 Dolley Rd., North Little Rock, AR 72116. This census enumerates 390 families. $5.75. Families have been alphabetized for quick 58 "Ansearchin'" News Book Reviews (continued) reference; also included is a numerical listing by dwelling number of all surnames contained in the alphabetical list. Use of the latter will allow the researcher to study neighbors for possible family connections. Both surnames and Christian names were copied as written on the original, so look under every possible spelling. A map showing Wayne County and counties formed from Wayne County is: helpful as is a list of 140 people who appeared on the 1811 Tax Roll. BLADEN COUNTY, NORTH, CAROLINA ABSTRACTS OF EARLY DEEDS 1738-1804 by Brent H. Holcomb, C.A.L.S. 1979. Soft back. 81 pp. Indexed. Order from the Southern Historical Press, P.O. Box 738, Easley, se 29640. $10.00. Bladen County was formed in 1734 from New Hanover County, and at its formation encompassed everything west of the present county. Cumberland County was formed entirely from Bladen, as were Robeson and Anson, and part of Orange County once was in Bladen. Therefore the abstracts in this volume are especially informative, with many long chains of title going back to original grants and many references to Craven County, South Carolina. Three courthouse fireS have destroyed many early records, a fact which makes this book particulary valuable. THE BIOGRAPHICAL ~CYCLOPAEDIA OF KENTUCKY (OF THE DEAD AND LIVING MEN OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY) Compiled and published by J.M. Armstrong and Co., Cincinatti, OH. 1878. New material copyrighted 1980 by The Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr. Hard back. Over 819 pp. Indexed. Order from the Southern Historical Press % The Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr., P.O. Box 738, Easley, SC 29640. $42.50. Kentucky has had many histories and biographies and other means of recording the early settlement, and organization of the territory as a county of Virginia and as a state., Probably no state is more interesting from an histor.ic point of view. From this state settlers moved north to the Northwest Territories, west to Missouri and the new lands farther west; and south and sou.thwestto the new territories of Mississippi, Arkansas, and Texas. The famed 'Dark and Bloody Ground' is rich'in biographical material. Many of the men who helped niake history in Kentucky are given space in this publication. The biographies cover the period from the early pioneers to 1878, the date of this publication. Researchers will find much material here. PIKE COUNTY WILLS 1826-1854 by Joyce Hill Gossett. 1980. Soft back. 38 pp. Indexed. 30344.$7.50+ .50 handling. Order from author, 2453 Constance St., East Point, GA " ' Pike County, Georgia was formed in 1822 from Monroe County; Monroe was derived in turn from Indian Lands. Pike is midwestern Georgia in location. Included with Will Books A & B & part of C are certain administrative letters and guardianship records. The book reflects dates from 1823-1854 and approximately 358 individual names. EARLY RECORDS OF HUNT COUNTY, TEXAS by Loraine, Dodson StQry. Indexed. 1979.' Soft back. 42 pp. Order fro~ Search-:-N-prin,t, P.O. Box 777, Farmersvil:le, TX 75031 $6.00. Recorded here are the 1850 Census, 1850 ,Mortality Schedule, 1850 Slave Schedule,. and 93 marriages from 1847-1851. These marriages are recorded in the back of Deed Book A and are therefore not readily avai~able to the researcher who writes for information. The transcriber, a lifelong resident of the county, put in many hours on extremely difficult to decipher handwriting. These records will be a valuable aid and much appreciated by researchers with family in this region of the large state of Texas. Sulllllter 1981 59 HENRY COUNTY, TENNESSEE 1836 TAX RECORD Filmed by Tennessee state Library & Archives Transcribed by Thomas Proctor Hughes, Jr. DISTRICT III ACRES Armour, Lake, Oakley Lot Aden, S.B. 22 Aden, H.E. 32 Arun, Abihu Allen, Andrew Atkins, John R. Armour, Solomon's 14 heirs Town Lot Blythe, Benjamin 343 2 Lots 30 Brown, Mary Barfield, Willie B. Lot Barfield, John 7SL.7 Lots Brown, Benjamin C. 28 2 Lots Brown, Mathew Barfield, Blake Bryan, E. Lot Lot Brown, John's heirs Bourland, Reece Bagby, Cooney, Terrence 8 Lots 26 Cooke, John W. 15 12 Lots Cooney, John 3SL ,3 Lots Cooper, Blount 2 Lots Cr.awford, Thomas 5 Lots 6 Cooney, Oakley & Others 2 Lots Cowan, James 5 Lots 36 Cheairs, Benjamin Lot Collier, Edward lSL Crockett, Nathaniel 2SL Carmine, Samuel J. 12 Dewitt, W.J. Dunl~, John H. 6SL 130 Dunlap, Hugh 150 Davis, Archibald's 303 heirs Lot Erwin, John J. 2SL Lot Edmiston, John H. Edmunds, Howell Lot Ewing, Nathaniel J.? 10 Forrest, Henry Lot Flemming, Wesley 5 Lots Fisher, L.D. 1SL Lot Fitzgerald, Wm. 2SL 10 Forrester, Zachariah Gordon, James ~ Lots Greer & Crockett Lot 29 Greer, James 2 Lots 460 Greer, David S. 608 Gibbs, John 1 Lot 6 GibBon, William Hill, John C. Lot Howard, Thomas A. Hill, William Harris, William R. 11 4 Lots ~' ( POLL 1 1 1 1 1 2SL ISL ISL 1 1 1 lSL 1 1 5SL 1 1 5SL 1 3SL 1 7SL 4SL 1 1 1 1 1 7SL 3SL 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4SL 1 1 ISL 1 1 2SL ~ISTRICT #1 Holliday. Allen J. Hogan, William G. ACRES 1 36 6 Lots Holliday, Kelly 3SL 3 Lot Hamtramck. Olen M. Hamtramck & McCorkle Lot Harris & Gibbs 2 Lots Hogler, John L. 1/4 Lot Ha~kins, SamuelM. 2 Harris, Hannibal 1 Jolly, Jesse 1 Lot 2 Jackson, Alexander 41 1 Lot Johnson, Thomas Lot Jewell, Sarah Jackson, Hosea Jones, Thomas M. Kane. Alexander H. 32 Lot Kniffen, James Kendafl. Samuel Lot Lamb & Palmer 1 Lot 27 Lamb, Jonathan 2 Lots 2 Lyle, Joseph P. Lot Lourie. William S. Moore, Richard Lot Martin, William B. Lot Min, George W. 10 Min & Peters 15 McMeans, James R. 2 Lots Moore, George W. McFarland, E.J. Malloy, Francis D. 2 Lots Montague, Clement McCowat, Thomas 21 McCampbell, Andrew Lot Martin, Johnson Lot McCampbell, Isaac K. Newble, William Min, John D. Oakley, James 3SL 4 Dury & Miller Lot Palmer, Edmund' 2SL Lot Poiner, Peter .2SL Lot Peden, Cornelius· Lot 13 Poe. William D. Peters, Jeremy 1 Porter. Wm. N. 1SL Lot Porter. Thomas K. Reid, Francis T•. 8 Lot Roberts, Lucy 25 Russell, R.A. Sallie, Samuel K. 1SL Lot Thompson. William Wilson, William Lot Wescoat, William 14 Woodruff, Aaron lSL Lot POLL 1 1 lSL 1 1 1 1 6SL 1 lSL 1 1 lSL 1 1 1SL 1 1 1 1 4SL 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 6SL 1 1 1 1 1 ACRES POLL. DISTRICT III Lot White, Charles M. 1 Wooldridge, ,Will A. 1 3 Lots 2SL Wooldridge. Will A. 2 Lots & Co. l2SL 1 Williamson. Ben S. 1 White, James E. 1 Walker, Eli 3 Lots Waddy, Samuel 1 Willie, Joseph 1 Waddy. Samuel A. 1 Williams, Willis L. 3 Lots 2 SL 1 Williams. Isaac B. 1 Young, James M. Young. V. John 5 Lots 24 1SL DIST #1 DOUBLE TAX LIST Allen, Joseph K. 2 Lots Alltom, Thomas B. Lot 15 Cooke, Giles' heirs 3 Lots Lot Coxe, Marberry T' s heirs 1 Gray, John's heirs 60 Guinn, Duke A. Gillespie, William 3 Lots Hardeman, Sarah Jane Lot Lot King, Ralph's heirs Kennedy, Lucas heirs Lot Martin, John D. 2 Lots McClure, James' 2 Lots heirs McCorkle, Samuel 2 Lots Mason, Daniel's 2 Lots heirs McNees _ Lot DISTRICT 112 Jesse Allmon" 'John Allmon, Aaron J. Bushart, Jacob, Jr Bushart, Jacob SR Bushart, John Brewer, George lSL Brooks, Nelson R. Bevill, William Bushart, Henry Boothe, Papley Bevill, Major Bevill, John Beaver, Henry B. Babb, Henry B. 38L *Berkley, William Boothe, John W. Boothe, Lemuel Brockwell, May ? * Aycock, 140 57 1 1 1 1 196 55 50 111 189 280 36 100 232 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 "Ansearch1n'" News 60 Henry County, Tennessee 1836 Tax Record (continued) ACRES POLL ACRES POLL DISTRICT fJ3 POLL DISTRICT 112 220 Crawford, Thomas 1 Rice, Thomas 1 215 Collins, James 1 Ralls, Alford 1 1 219 Crowder, Hardy 2SL 1 Randle, Jarred 3SL 181 1 1 Crowder, Isaac 2SL 1 Roberts, 'John 140 1 1 Covington, Edmund 1 Randle, Tillman 1 Crutchfield, Charles 480 1SL 2SL Ragan, William 71 1 Charles, John lSL Randle, James R. 65L 280 1 1 75 2SL WaH. Cooper, Randle~ John A. 4SL 1 125 Crowder, R.D. 1 Rhodes, J.R. 1 1 Carson, Andrew W. 3SL 1 Stofle, William 39 1 1 119 Dugger, E. 3SL Swift, John 3 lSL ?50 312 5SL Duke,. William P. 2SL Swift, Garland 1 1 Dodd, Thomas 1 Sears, Albert 206 1 1 lSL Dobbins, R,S. ISL SWift, James 1 1SL Dobbins, Agness 2SL Smith, Coleman lSL 356 1 1 Dobbins, Alexander lSL Stith, Abner 5SL 1 677 132 3SL Donnelson, James Stith, Henry's heirs 412 1 Dumas, John lSL 8SL Tharpe, William A. 1710 26SL Dumas, Edmund!s heirs 357 4SL 1 Tharpe, W.A. for 2SL Dobbins, Hugh's heirs 217 Bradfield,' s ',heirs 228 1 Eason, Thomas 2SL Thomas, William 1 1 1015 Edmunds, Howell lSL Turbeville, Joht;l B(?) 1 13SL Vandeave, W.B. 70 1 637 10SL Forrest, Henry 1 Wilkins, James M. 10.3 1 1 Ford, John 1 White, Moses 1 1 6SL Wagster, David, Sr Frost, Stephen 50 1 190 Futrell, Daniel 1 Winsett, Berry R. 1 1 Frazier, Franklin F, 1 Wagster, David, Jr 1 1 Frazier, Constantine 1 Wimberly, George W. 1 1 142 Gardner, Joshua 1 Winsett, Martin 117 55 Gainer, James C. 1 Williams, Rebecca J. 640 Hamilton, John C's 1 Wagster, John 1 ,240 5SL ;Webb, John Q. heirs 50 1 Hartsfield, John 3SL il72 1 ,Hartsfieid, Andrew ; 250 1 , DISTRICT IIJ 2SL 1 *Armour, ~ (tid hot given) 4SL 1 Howard, W,H~ Arnn, Benjamin 62 1 350 3SL Hamilton, Reuben 1 1 Alexander, Jefferson D. .1 115 3SL Hays, Samuel 3SL Atkins, John 17SL 1000 1 170 lSL Hays, William Barnard, Pleasant 1 1 Hays, James 97 1 Blake, James 110 1SL 1 Hous,e, John B. 7SL 230 589 Blake, Leonard H. 1 1 House, Ceorge 1 Boothe, Zachariah 162 1 83 1 Holliwan, Thomas ~eas1ey, Nehemiah C. 282 1 ,'1 1 5 lSL· Hudgeons, K~D. 1 Holleman, Mark P. 15 1 Barnard, John lSL 200 1 1 Ho~ard, Thomas A. 4SL 480 1 Barnard, Luke 3SL 125 Howard', M.H ." & Bumpass, Kendall V. 1 208 1 Thos. N. Bumpass, E.F. 6SL 255 1 Howard, Jane 2SL 1 Brisingtine, Henry P. , 1 Howarc:l, Mary 6SL 1 Bumpass, E.G. 1 Henry ~., William 150 lSL 1512 1 150 Boyd, Abner 295 ' Herrin, Abner 250 2SL 1 * Cooke, John W. 520 5SL 60 6SL Cole, Pleasant 2SL , Hansbrough, Rachel Hendon, Aaron 1SL 60 1 90 Cox,Gova llSL 440 1 Hyers, Lewis (Ayers?) lSL 112 1 Crawford, James M. 1 175 Janes, Edward 1009 12SL 1 Crawford, William 471 4SL 150 Janes, Joseph 100 1 Crawford, John S. 100 1 1 Janes, Edward, Jr 1 Cla,rks, Elizabeth C. 1800 3SL 1 1 Jameaon, Willis L, Crowder, James 1 ACRES DISTRICT 112 Bush, Uriah Bevill, Mastin Bevill, Lewis Bacchus, A.W. Childress, Thomas Compton, Elizabeth 133 Compton, Nancy A. Currier & Cooney 417 Cross, William~ Jr Dollahite, Nathaniel 100 Duvall, Wm. J. lSL 70 Dunlap, Moses 219 Dunlap" Benjamin, Jr Dunlap, Ephraim 80 150 Dortch, Henry 116 Dunlap, Benjamin, 51' Dunlap, Jonathan 50 Fowler, IJi1liam 640 Fowler, C.B. Cibbs, John 400 Greer, James 150 Gibbs, William 91 Gee, James & Co 1808 Hutson, Benjamin Hinchey, Bartlett 70 Hicks, James 343 Hunt, l./iiliam Hughes, Nathaniel Hooper, Joseph Horn, William Hankins, Samuel 82 Harmon, Ambrose Hankins, Samuel W. Jackson, A. 45 Jenkins, Young 100 James, John Kuykendall, Jacob Kirkpatrick, Samuel 134 Largent, (Sargent?) James Looney, Joseph W. Lampley, William Metheny, M.W.C. Myrick, Amos Myrick, William, Sr Myrick, William, Jr f>fyrick, Lemuel Myrick, John J. Metheny, W.H. Myrick, James 2SL Manly, Wm. C. McCampbell, Andrew Nance, Stephen Owen, Peter Pierce, A.C. Powell, Benjamin Potts, Oswald Potts, M,.L. I I Summer 1981 61 Henry County, Tennessee 1836 Tax Record (continued) ( DISTRICT f!3 ACRES POLL Julian, Newton S. 1 Jones, Willie E. 1 Jackson, A. 135 86 Jones, Samuel Kambill, Joseph 70 1 lei.ng, James A. 1 Kelly, A.M. 150 1 Love, Thomas S. 1SL 410 1 Leeper, James 150 Lamb, Jonathan 300 1 Lamb & Dodd 100 Lewis, Thomas J. 117 1 760 1SL Love, Thomas Sr Love, Albert G. 1 Lumpkins, George 1 Looney, Joseph 1 2SL 185 Millikin, Amos 1 McGeehee, Elijah 8SL 123 1 Morrison, Andrew 50 1 Murrell, Isaac 1 McConnell , Francis 310 McConnell, James 1 MB.llard, Richard 1 1 McConnell, Robert 1 Ma.nning, Exum 24 Mayo, James' heirs 111 1 Marr, Alexander D. 150 Murry, 1 Nichols, John A. 37 Oakley, James 1 Pl.°itchett, A.C. lOSL 400 50 Palmer, E.M. 130 Permenter, John 1 65 1 Potts, Willie Potts, William 1 1 Poor, James 267 1 Prater, G.W. 1 Peacock, Willie Ray, Moses P. 1 633 2SL Ray, John 1 Rhodes, David 1 Ray, John, Jr 1800 1SL Short, Moses 1 Sisson, Brown 1 Sisson, Absalom 63 Staten, Thomas, Sr 105 Stanfield, Yi11iam 100 Sweat, Virtue 1 Sweat, Asa 1 Sweat, Edward Stewart, Thomas 1 1 Sparks, George Tarbett, John 1 200 12SL Travis. Edward Thornton, Amelia 5SL 168 Terry, Champion 1SL 1 1SL Vollentine, Ann Volentine, Andy 1 36 Wilson, James K. Wood, William's heirs 640 DISTRICT f!3 ACRES POLL Williams, Purviance 147 1 Waddy, Granville 60 1 Washam, Sarah 4SL Wade, Allen 85 Yow, John 191 Young, William 176 5SL Young, John 137 1 Yates, Person 120 1 Young, Newton 1 DISTRICT 114 Aycock, Robert 3SL Allmdn, Edmund 2SL Allen, Henry Alexander, Randolph Anderson, George Brisendine, Thomas Blythe, Joseph Brisendine, Jona Burks, William Buie, Daniel Baufman, Jacob Ballard, William W. Babb, Watson Boothe, Clemuel Ballard, John Bryant & Jones Bruce, Wilson Boyd, William Blythe, John Conyers, James Crenshaw, Susannah Conyers, William Childress, Thomas Crockett, Nathaniel Cooper, Blount & Co. Cooper, Blount Caldwell, Wm. 1SL Caldwell, Warren Conyers, James H. Cooney, Terence, Admr Coonrod. WilliamC. Crutchfield, Charles Cossett, Lewis Daniel, Ephraim Daniel, James R. Driver, William . Emory, Bird Ellison, Robert Ellison, William Ellison, Robert Edgar, Lewis M. .Ellis, John J. Ellis, Theophi1us Edwards, Oliver 1SL Ellison, Hiram Ellison. Margaret Guthrie, William F. Gibson, David Griffin, Thomas 100 160 15 150 105 77 44 365 65 25 23 242 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1SL 1 1 1 1 1 1 5SL 1 1 14 480 483 128 50 5SL 1 1 1 123 238 175 150 59 60 20 68 5 100 143 34 55 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1SL 1 1 1 1 2SL ACRES POLL DISTRICT Ii. 513 Greer, James 214 Gibbs. John 1 Gilliam, John 100 Harris, William R. 114 Howard. M.H. 140 Howard. James 1 138 Hansel, Theophi1us 176 1 Hart, John 1 Hart, George 1 Hudspeth. Joseph 1 Hedspeth. Thomas M. 58 1 Hughes, Wm. P. 1SL 50 Hudspeth, Nancy 1 Harmon, Elisha 100 1 Hinson, Benjamin 1 Hudspeth, William P. 1 Hughes, Joseph 1 Hughes, Samuel 160 3SL Iron, John P. 1 Inglish, Ephram 1 Jones, Ralph 90 Jackson, Alexander 42 .lobe, Jesse 12 1 Jones, Mathew 1 Jackson, William ISL 1 Jackson, John N. 4SL 350 1 45 Jones, James 1 Kirk1en, Shedrack Kennedy, Lucas' heirs 200 1 Lacey, Harris H. 1 Lewis, Shedrack 1 Linn, William 1 Lennnons, Isaac 250 Lamb, Jonathan 36 1 Lemmons, William H. 1 Love, Samuel C. 1SL 402 1 Little, Joseph H. 40 Lee, Richard 1 Marberry, Jacob 4SL 282 77 1 Marberry, Francis W. 50 1 McFadden. Samuel 1 Moore. James H. 1 McFadden, James 1SL 50 1 McFadden, John 1 McFadden, Andrew 1 Mu1hollan, William 100 McFarland, William 40 Mason, Asa 1 McFarland, John W. 1 Miller, John 100 McNutt, Margaret V. 1 Marr, Alexander 1 Nance, Stephen 1SL 1 Norred, William 1 Orgdin, Sterling 5SL 263 1 Odier, Robert 28 1 Oury, John S. 20 Oakley, James 105 Palmer, Benjamin 1 Palmer, Solomon 62 "Ansearchin'" News Henry County, Tennessee 1836 Tax Record (continued) DISTRICT fJ4 ACRES POLL Palmer, Bennett 1 Polston, John R. 1 Pryor, William 1SL 140 1 Porter, Thomas K. 35 Pillar, Joseph B. 1 30 Quissenberry's heirs 200 Ray, Septimus 1 Rogers, Willie 89 1 Rodgers, William 1 Row, Adam 1SL 144 1 Rodgers, Daniel 60 Stephens, John S. 1 35 Studavent, Anderson 172 1 Simmons, John C. 1SL 1 Swift, Garland 58 Seawright, Alexander 60 1 Stephens, Edward 1 Upchurch, John 1 Whartoll, George B. 191 1SL Waldrop, Euring 50 1 1 Waldrop. Alfred WilliBlns, William 242 1 Woodruff, Aaron (Agt) 100 1 135 Wilson. Charles W. Williamson, Ben S. 27 Watson, Willis M. 1 Young, James 108 1 75 Young, V. John DISTRICT 115 Alexander, Mathew Alexander, J.D. Alexander, Robert 1SL Allen, Moses Andrews. Edmund, Alexander, Iven Alexander, Wm. 3SL Atkins, Alfred Alderson, Josiah 1SL Barr, James N. Baker, William Barr, Alexander Berry, Augustin 2SL Bullock, Samuel Berry, Harris 2SL Bi-les. Michael 4SL Bailey, Jeremiah Byrd. William Browning, Williamson Cunningham, Hugh Cheairs, William T. Cowan, James 2SL Collier, Henry H. Crutchfield, Thomas Carroll, James Curlin, Hugh Collier, Harbert Collier, Harvey Cole, R.C. Cheairs, Benjamin 56 100 106 50 537 140 144 350 287 171 500 147 50 180 610 1SL 148 216 256 650 DISTRICT fJ5 ACRES Collier, Harbert, 140 (Guard. ) Carter, James T. Diggs, Elisha 1SL 105 Dunn, Benj amin 2SL 50 Diggs, Thomas Diggs, William Diggs, Benjamin H. 248 Dewitt, Washington J. 320 Dodd, Thomas 150 Ervin, Joseph, Jr Edwards, William W. Edward, Thomas A. Emmerson, Pleasant 155 Edwards, William 190 Edwards, Joseph 390 Erwin, James Guinn, T.P. 3SL Guinn, Duke A. 3SL 1000 Guinn, A.B. 1SL 320 Henderson, Gabriel Hurt, John M. Hillard, David Hays, James W. (Admr) ~rper, William B. Hill, Green Hicks, Willie 2SL Hill, Joseph 1 Hall f William 1 Hall, Hugh M. 2SL 1 Harvey, Rachel Hill, Spencer 1 Hogan, ,Edmund 1 Henderson, Simeon 1 Jernigan, William H. 1 Jenkins, Thomas 1 Jones, Nancy 1 Jernigan, Jesse 3SL Jernigan, Thomas 1 Kendall, Stephen A. 1 Lyon, William 2SL 1 Looney, J.D. 2SL 1 Lankford, JohnM. 1 Lumbrick, Abraham 1SL 1 , Mathis, Jesse 1 Mayer, Jacob McAdoo, Alfred 1 Mathi", Garret 1 McAdoo, William, Sr 1 McAdoo, Joseph 1 McAdoo, Samuel ISL 1 Moore, & Atkins 1 Moore, Sarah 4,SL Moore, George W. 1 Muse, Samuel & I John A. 12SL Newton, Abraham 840 145 250 140 185 73 70 120 32 112 25 141 202 200 40 113 358 144 125 670 100 150 135 100 487 POLL DISTRICT tIS ACRES 104 Owens, William 20 Owen, Josiah 1 Pride, Burton 1 Phelps, WID. L. 1SL 103 87 1 Phelps, William, Sr171 1 Persin, John B. 72 1 Renshaw, Elijah 242 1 Randle, William 320 2SL Rochella, Robert Shell, Richard 2SL 123 Stalls, James 1SL 150 1 Smyth, John 1 Swan, Thomas 92 1 Travis, Benj. W. 200 1 Thomas, William 128 1SL Turner, James 2SL Turner, Robert 3SL Thomason, Goerge 1 Thomas, Tristram 1SL 325 1 Ward, M. 1 Webb, Benjamin I. 1 Watkins, James 150 1 Wright, Tabitha 3SL Wright, George S. 82 14SL Webb, John, Jr 170 1 Williams, Alfred G. 5SL 53 1 , Wilson, Sarah 130 1 Williams, Tabitha, 1. Walton, John -1 DISTRICT 116 1 150 1 * Allen, William Allen, William B. 520 1 Allen, Martha Anderson, Terrill Allmon, Thomas 45 1 Armstrong, Thomas 144 1 Atkins, William P. Burk, Johnson 45 Brown, Richard 199 Bingham, Robert S. 1 1 107 1 Bullock, Isaac 1 Barnes, Henry A. 43 1 Cooney, Terence 360 Collins, William 1 90 1 Coll, Joseph 1 * Crage, James 25 1 C1endennin, Anderson Cu1p~pper, Ba1aam 1 3SL Clement, Isaac 103 Campbell, James 1 C1endennin, John 1 25 C1endentlin, Ava ' 3SL Carpenter, James Deen, Allen 1 1 Deason, John 5SL Dickson, Nicholas 83 3SL Davis, Lewis POLL 1 1 1 2SL 1 1 5SL 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ISL 2SL 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5SL 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '01 1 1 1 1 1 Summer 1981 63 Henry County, Tennessee 1836 Tax Record (continued) ( DISTRICT 116 ACRES POLL DISTRICT #6 ACRES POLL Dortch, Isaac 100 1 Orne, Edward & 228 Davis, Josiah 1 Alden Gifford Easley, John S. 1 Owens, Wm. L. 1 Ellinor, Etheldred 109 lOwen, James H. 1 Ellinor, Benjamin 75 Orne, Edward & 274 Ellis, Joseph 15 1 Alden Gifford Ell is , James 1 Owen, Henry 1 Ellis, John 42 Perry, Aus tin 1 Ellinor, Alexander C. 1 218 35L Perry, Allen Finch, John 194 Parker, James 1 235 4SL Fitch, James Powell, Allanson lSL 150 1 1 Fitch, Anderson W. Pearce, Sarah Ann 1 71 Foster, Frances W. 150 2SL Porter, Nathaniel 2SL 1 120 Greer, Isaac Peeples, Nathaniel 22 1 Gun, George W. 1 Rayburn, Henry 1 800 Gilcrease, Daniel 1 Rushing, Joel Goffa (Guffee?), John 1 Rice, James P. 1 Grainger, Nathaniel N. 1 Ramsey, William G. 23 Grainger, Benjamin W. 1 Ramsay, John 75 1 Grai.nger, John 280 Russell, Mathew 158 1SL HHl, William 500 Rogers, Benjamin 1 90 Hastings, Henry' 181 1 Reddin, James 180 Hagler, John L. 12SL 950 1 1 Reddin, William 33 Hastings, John M.C. 30 Reddin, Lemuiel 1 1 H()11iday, Henry 1 1 30 Rushing, Jackson Hinson, Obadiah 107 1 Sexton, James 63 Jenkins, Chesley P. 200 1 1 Smith, John T. I' Kendall, Richmond G. 95 Stroud', Morris "1 Kimbrough, John P. 100 1 Sexton, Henry 1 60 Kendall, William 1 Simmons, Henry P. 1 1 Kirkpatrick, Thomas J. 2SL 1 200 Simmons, James P. Lee, George P. 2SL 113 1 Thompson, John C. 1 90 Thompson, George R. 1 Lee, Thomas 55 1 1 Lewis, James L. 1500 Trantham, Jesse 18 68 25 1 1 Townsend, Thomas Leegan, t~derson ToWnsend, James L. 1 1 Leek, James W. 1 Linsay, Edward 30 50 Upchurch, Jesse 1 Marberry, John 200 lSL Vancleave, Stephen 56 1 Moody, Thomas 67 1 Vaughan, William 1 Murrie, William 75 Wright, William 5SL 418 1 Winsett, William B. 1 Mawell, John 1 25 1 1 Williams, Williamson R. McCall, John M. 1 McCall, Margaret 53 Wilson, Allen 1 Medlock, Samuel S. 50 Wilson, Andrew L. 1 Williams, Clarisa 98 Mawell, Henry McVoy, John 1 1 DISTRICT il7 Marberry, Horatio 35 Marberry, John 1 Atcheson, William 79 1/2 Morris, Wm's heirs 200 1 Atcheson, John G. May, Holden 58 1 Atcheson, Solomon S. lSL 1 Metheny, Jonathan 1 1 Atcheson, Adam Murray, Solomon 1 Atcheson, William A. 1 Moody, Henry J. 56 1 . Atcheson, Jacob 1 1 Murray, Thomas Arnett, Samuel, Sr 16 1 Murray, Deborah 50 Arnett, George M. lSL 141 1 Naron, John C. Brown, Henry 1500 Neely, William 150 1 Bowmar, William 1 400 50 1 Northen, William J. Blanton, John W. 1 Nash, Zachariah 74 1 Burton, William R. 1 Nash, William 74 * Bostick, Floyd B. 1 * ** ACRES POLL DISTRICT #7 154 3/4 Bowman, Herrod 1 225 Bush, Uriah 1 302 Brack, Darham 4SL 91 Bush, Lorenzo D. 1 Crews, David 1 Coner, Mark M. 1 Cratcher, Martin 350 Cherry, Daniel 154 Cherry, Darling 750 Campbell, George W. 1 Cheatham, John 1 Cauley, James 1 Callahan, Nathaniel S. 264 2SL 89 1 Davidson, Josiah 1 Dowdy, Benjamin 1 Davidson, William 1 Dowdy, John 1 DeBruce, Robert 1 Eastes, John 100 EasUs, Martha 1 Edwards, Jacob 100 Eastes, Thomas 1 100 Eastes, Barny 100 1SL Franch, Gidens 1 Franch, Samuel C. 1SL 190 1 French, Allison 1 Franch, William C. 1 Foster, Elijah 3SL 137 186 Gibbs, John 1 Gal1imone, Larkin J. 1 Gainer, James C. lSL 1295 1 Holbrook, Griffith 1 Holbrook, Richard 100 1 Hastings, James M. 1 Hillis, Finis E. 64 Hicks, Charles 1 Hollingsworth, George 70 4 Howell, Isaac 15 Harvey, John 1 Hillis, William 125 Horton, Joseph W. 1 Jones ~ .Parley J. 1SL 25 1 430 Jones, Robert 9SL 1SL 1 Jackson, John T. 100 1 Jourdan, William 1 4 Jones, Coleman 2SL 1 Johnson, William 1 50 Johnson, Nathaniel 80 Johnson, Mary 1 100 Johnson, William H. 100 Kane, A.H. 1 Kincard, Andrew C. 89 1 Lowery, James 237 5SL Lowery, Elijah, Sr 102 1 Lowery, Robert 1 Lowery, Elijah, Jr 1 Lowery, Parker 100 1 Lowery, Isaac Bn. 1 66 Lowery, William 64 "Ansearchin '" News Henry County, Tennessee 1836 Tax Record (continued) DISTRICT ./17 ACRES POLL Little, Thomas F. 2SL 100 I Lee, Benjamin F. 2SL 134 1 Monroe, Francis I Moody, George W. 2SL 140 1 Moody, Jeremiah 572 45L Morris, David ISL Moody, William 2SL 150 1 Mathewson, Joqn 122 Manley, B.J. & 200 2SL John A.C. Manley, Isaac N. 50 McCullough, Nancy 97 McSwain, William C. 1 McCollough, Alexander 106 Myrick, Green D. 1 Neisler, Albert 1 Nance, Wil1iam 325 . 35L Nance, Reubin 163 1 Nichols, William I Neisler, Joseph 1 Porter, Joseph K. 3SL 157 1 Porter, James D. 48L 1 Porter, Agness 310 7SL Punn (1), Jane 177 2SL Porter, John C. 3SL 160 1 Palmer, Daniel 100 1 Palmer, William 46 Porter, William 5SL 310 1 Penick, Henry's heirs 343 llSL Read, David 41 Redford, Jethro 94 1 Reynolds, Lewis D. 1 Radford, Abner 93 1 Rinehart, David 1 5SL 316 Routen, Philip 1 Smith, Milton 1 . Smith, Johanan ISL 124 Settles, David 1. Settles, W.M. Swift, Charles 125 2SL Stoddart, WID. 755 2SL Smith, Robert A. 1 98 Swift, A. 200 2SL '1 Throgmorton, James Throgmorton, Josiah 1 Throgmorton, Robertson 1 Tailor, William 42 1 Throgmorton, Richard's heirs 111 Throgmorton, Richard 1 Thomason, Arnold 80 1 Thomason, Edmu~d 1 Upton, James 1 202 Warren, John H. 2SL 1 Walters, William 610 8SL Walters, Spencer 1 4SL Woodson, Jane Woodridge, William .A. 50 Walters, Abraham 385 ISL Wyatt, Zachariah 554 . 4SL DISTRICT U7 Wiley, Joseph Watkins, James Wade, Lewis T. Winbush, Watson Williams, Oney & Green Williams, Green Williams, Thomas Wimberly, Jane & others Williams, Henry Ward, John W. Willett, Lewis A. Walker, John Yarbrough, David Yarbrough, John I ACRES 381 2SL 200 DISTRICT f18 ACRES Hagler, E.W. 2S lSL, Hagler, L.J. 1 Hudson, John H. Harrison, George C. 1 Hester, Franklin 200 Hudson, Richard H. POLL POLL 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 73 22 25 1 1 I 1 650 175 ) DISTRICT 118 * Armour , Lake & Oakley Allison, Joseph P. Banks, Thomas R. 2SL Babb, John P. 1SL Baldwin, Lewis Bennett, John 2SL Broach, James Broach, George, Sr Broach, George, Jr Bush, Uriah Burch, .Wi11ie H. 1SL .Cooke, John W. Cooley, William Carroll, John " Crews, ,John *Cate, John S. Cate, Green Cate, William A.T. Cate, J.F. Cate, Thomas CrutChfield, John H. Dollahite, Willie Dollahite, Willie, agent Dollahite, Willie, admr. Dol1ahite, Cornelius Dollahite, N. Davis, .John Deets, F.W. Foust, Elijah Foust, William 25 1 80 1 250 1 640 1 80 1 160 1 50 ISL 1, 400 68 274 25 ) ) I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 4SL 155 80 1 1 50 400 45 40 85 Fuzz ell Green, 'William Greesham, James Hester, Edwin Harley, John Hester, James H. Hudson, William A. Hagler, Willis T. Hagler, Joel Hagler"SilasM. 2SL 1 25 25 3SL Hastings, James Hastings, Joseph Heely, Banil (1) Hastings, John Jackson, Willis Jackson, Binns Lightfoot, Henry Lowry, Isaac Malone, Yancey Meeks,; Jeremiah McNorey, John Medcalf, Martin Muzzell, Joseph W. McCord, W.W. Morris, John Manley, Hamblin F. Miller, wm. H. 2SL Malone, Nathaniel McCord, James Malone, Nathan Norwood, William Nelson, Samuel Perkins, Adam Perry, Elisha Rial, William Sinclair, Albert D. Turner, Dempsey Thomas, William Vaughan, Stephen Wallers, William Walton, Simeon 5SL White, John E. Wilson, William Wooten, Sherrard Yarbrough, William S. Nelson, Philip H. 4SL 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 75 62 50 1 1 170 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 50 75 54 550 70 9SL 2' 1 1 1 1 25 50 135 1 1 1 1 1 2SL 1 110 625 29 1 1 1 480 200 500 9SL 1 (to be continued) * (Names listed between the) (asterisks were out of ) (order on the microfilm, ) (but have been included ) (here in proper alpha) (b~tica1 sequence. ) ** (Add to DISTRICT #7) Bowman, Reubin 630 Burton, Jesse 344 Burton, John 7SL ISL 1 65 Summer 1981 THE FAMILIES OF WHITE COUNTY, TENNESSEE IN 1860 Contributed by Harold R. Wallace 6110 Ea~t Fifth St. Apt. 215, Tucson, AZ 85711 (Continued from Sprin~ issue) 145-134 William AUSTIN 50 TN, Ginnetta 42 NC, Lucinda 20 TN, Susan 18, Johnson SMITH 4, Thomas Austin 16, farmer, Nancy 14, Martha 11, Forrest 9, Nathanael 6, James V. 2, William WADDLE 43, farm laborer. 146··135 Charles SMITH 63 TN, farmer, Cyntha S. 55 NC, Davis 28 TN, farmer, Charles 27 (did he marry Mollie A. ANDERSON in White Co. 11 Jan 1871?), Sarah 13, Jane DOYLE 36 (was she the Jane Smith who married David or DanielM.Doyle in White Co. 14 Sep 1853?), James S. 5, F.A. WILLIAMS 30 TN, trader, Tabitha 31 (married within the. year). 147~136 Francis ARNOLD 34 TN, farmer, Martha 34 (Francis Arnold married Martha Ann SMITH 7 Sep 1843 in White Co.), Seth 15, Saphronia 11, Murrill 6. ( 148-137 Elizabeth LOWERY 64 TN, Simpson 27, farm laborer (he was granted C.S.A. pension #3002 for service in 25th Tennessee Infantry), Allison 42. 149-138 John SMITH 53 TN, farmer, Elizabeth 45 NC (she probably. was Elizabeth DOWNING and they got a license. in White Co. 1 Mar 1840 and married 12 Mar 1840), Robert 19 TN, farmer, Amanda 17, Ann IS, Eliza'13, Emily 11, Floyd 9, Joseph 6, Mark 3. . 150-139 C.P. DAVIS 30 TN, farmer, Finetta 26. (Christopher P. Davis married Finetta SMITH 27 Jul 1853 in White Co.) 151-140 A.S. MITCHELL 63 TN, poor-house keeper, Jane 54 NC, Eliza 25 TN, Tennessee 22, Waman 18, farmer, Jabez 15, Clark MEEKS 18, tannery apprentice, Larkin PATRICK 35 AL, Nancy KING 40 TN, Aggie Mitchell 40, George WADDLE 35 TN, Easter Waddle 18. 156-145 William HUNTER 70 NC, blacksmith, Hannah 60, KY, An thony23TN , farmer, Susan 18. 157-146 James SCOTT 52 TN, farmer, Amanda 45, Jonathan 18, Sarah M. 15, Elizabeth 10, Mary B. 7, Lucetta 4, ,John C. REVIS 25, farm laborer, James. W. Revis 22, farm laborer, William MILES 22, birthplace unknown, farm laborer. (James W. Revis was. first lieutenant in Co. D, 8th Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry, C.S.A. I can find no record of a pension application. I III bet his brother John joined Gen. Dibrell also.). 158-147 John A. CARRICK 58 KY, farmer, Susan 47 TN, Hugh 22, farmer, Nicholas 16, farmer, Mary 13, Louisa 10, Seth 7, A. SCOTT 21, farm laborer (mulatto). 159-148 Frances CARRICK 45 TN, seamstress, Sarah 19, Vance 14. 160-149. James HUDGINS 23 TN, farmer, Ann 16, Seth 7/12. (It is possible that this James Hudgins was the one who received C.S.A. pension #10037.) 161-150 Mary HUDGINS 69 KY, Joseph 30 TN, farmer, Josephine 7, James HUNTER 25, farm laborer. (James W. Hunter received C.S.A. pension #9224. He was not assigned to ,any regiment.) 162-151 James SPARKMAN 34 TN, f~rm laborer, Elizabeth 27, Arthe1a HARRIS 12 (mulattos). 163-152 W.P. COOPER 44 TN, carpenter, E.F. 35, Mary J. 17 MS, Vari11a A. IS, Amanda F. 12, Edgar R. 10, William D. 6, Hariette 1 TN. 164-153 Henry GENTRY 24 TN, farmer, Lucinda 26, Martha J. 2, William '0. 7/12. (I. it possible that this is the George' W. Gentry who married Lucinda TUCKER 17 Oct 1857 in White Co.?) 152-141 Joshua LYLES 25 TN, farm laborer, Mary 35 NC, Nancy J. 11 TN. 165-154 John LEITNER 55 PA, farmer, Mary A. 48 MD, Montrose 13 OH, Mary VICK 35 TN (mulatto). 153-142 William S. POLLARD 34 NC, shoe maker, Christianna 32 TN, Feregus 10, A.S. 6 (male), Florence 5, Alice 2. 166-155 Patsey BRUINGTON 40 TN, Lafayette 15, farm laborer, Nancy 14 (did she marry Eli GOOLSBY 4 Aug 1866 in White Co.?), Eliza 13, Emily, 10, Thomas 7, Sarah 4 (all mulattos), Sarah SIMMS 70 NC (white), Alzira ROBERTS 24 TN (white), Lucinda Roberts 7 (white). 154-143 Anthony Dibrell 72 KY, farmer, Milley (Mildred CARTER) 69, John HIRD 19' TN, Joseph Bird 14, Charles Hird 12. (Anthony and Mildred were the parents of Gen. George Gibbs Dibrell, ~.S.A. See the book Sketches of Prominent Tennesseans by W.S. Speerj published 1888.) 155-144 B1izabeth KIRBY 61 NC, Mary BYBEE 19 TN. 167-156 Turner G. LIZLE (1) 43 TN, farm 1aborer,Dorcas 46 NC, Sarah STINNETT 14 TN. 168-157 John PROCK 21 TN, farm laborer, Louisa 19, William A. 9/12. "Ansearchin'" News 66 The Families of White County, Tennessee in 1860 (continued) 169-158 Shaderic HARNESS 47 TN, farm laborer, Elizabeth 40, Louisa J. 14, A.E. 13 (female), Susal;1 10, Rosannah 8, James 4, Mary 5, Thomas 2. 170-159 Mary A. AUSTIN 64 MD. 171-160 Pantha BRAMLET 53 KY, Lucy 24 TN, Louisa 22. 172-161 William BAKER 69 NC, farmer, Joannah 67 SC, Ellender 38 TN, A.S. 22 (male), farmer, Margaret ADEAR (ADAIR?) 19. 173-162 William KIRBY 30 TN, farmer, Justen 31 (female), Malinda J. 7. Nancy A. 5, William H. 2, John B. 1. 174-163 Thomas BOYD 20 TN, farm laborer, Jane 17. Wil1el1um H. 2/12. 175-164 R.H. McMANUS 55 SC, farmer. Tabitha 51 TN, Cyntha 20, Robert H. 17 (Junior?), farmer, Nancy F. IS, Henrietta 10, Mary E. BROWN 23 (I suspect that this is the widow of Norman I. Brown who married Mary E. EVANS 17 Jun 1858 in White Co.), Charles Brown 1. Sevier EAVANS 8 (male) and Willie Ann Eavans 5 were also' enumerated with this family. 176-165 Eliza PASSONS 22 TN. 177-166 A. McCALISTER 60 NC, farm laborer, Sarah 30 TN, Sarah LEWIS 15. Eveline Lewis 8. Emelene Lewis 10. (See Family H155.) 178-167 Rebecca SCOTT 49 NC, Micajah 23 TN, farm laborer (mulattos). 179-168 Archa GRAHAM 30 TN. farmer. Harriette 29, John 6, James E. 1/12. William SCOTT 13, Samuel McCALISTER 18, farm laborer. 180-169 Elias KIRBEY 34 TN, ,Sarah 33, Archa T., 12, Mary J. II, Burton 9, Anginetta 6, Nancy E. 5, Curtis 2, Francis W. 5/12 (male). 181~170 Martha HARRIS 33 TN. William A. 16. Mariah 15, Amanda 11, Milly 7, Louisa 1 (all mulattos), Thomas S. GRAHAM 4 (white). 182-171 Adaline DEMPSEY 34 TN, Francis 8 (male), Tennessee 6 (mulatto), Lucy' 3 (mulat~ to). Elizabeth 5/12 (mulat~o). 183-172 James CUNNINGHAM 37 TN, farmer. Virginia 36, Richard 13, Samuel 6, Marion 4 (male), James M. 3, Sarah 1. 184-173 W.P. FOSTER 27 TN, farmer. Manerva 24, Dicey 6, John 4,Joseph F. 1. 185-174 Jesse WORLEY 68 VA, farm laborer, Charlotte 50, Manerva 25 TN. Lucretia 25. James 18, farm laborer, Benjamin 16, farm laborer. (In the 1850 printed census, Jesse also had Henry 18 and William 14, and his wife was listed: "Charity. 45 years old". In 1860 this family was not indicated to be negro or mulatto. None of them could read nOr write.) 186-175 William WORLEY 26 TN, farm laborer, Sarah 21, George 6, Henry Harden 4, Benjamin 81l2. (Not .indicated to be negro or mulatto, nor could they read or write. ObViously, this was a son of Jesse.) 187-176 Jesse WHITMIRE 33 TN, farmer, Sarah J. 33, James T. 6, Martha A. 3, Wi1li~ W. 1. 188-177 John CUNNINGHAM 41 TN, farmer, Mary 30, Martha 5, Edward 2. (John Cunningham and Mary FRAZIER married ;9 Oct 1854 in White Co.) 189-178 Jonathan McCOY 40 TN; farm laborer, Rilla 36 NC. William R. 15 TN, James M. 13, Alexander II, Susan 8, John W. 5, Ananias 2, Joseph P. 5/12. 190-179 Absolom McCOY 70 VA, farmer, Susan 59, Martha 31 TN, Merrill 14 (female), Rebecca 14, Emeline 10. Absolom Keith 9, Bittie A.GATES ,8. 191-180 John McCOY 20 TN, farmer, Matilda 23, Mary J ~ 5/12. 192-181 Elizabeth WALLACE 61 KY, Me1vipa 26 TN, Sarah 19, Carlee 17. (Elizabeth was the widow of Leban Wallace, one of the younger sons of Elias and Mary Wallace. In the 1850 printed census, it was said she was born in Tennessee. I don't know what her maiden name was. In 1850 they had: James 19, Melvina 17, Merrill 13, Sarah 10, Carol 7. Laban, Jr. 30, a bachelor liVing a few doors away, married Rachel MITCHELL 30 Nov 1852 in White Co. Laban, Sr. was botn in 1795 in CaSwell Co, NC and was one of the executors of Elias t ,will in White Co. in 1821.) 193-182 Merrill WALLACE 22'TN, farmer, Eliza J. 19 (married within the year), William 1. (Son of Laban, Sr., grandson of Elias and Mary Wallace.) 194-183 Madison WILLIAMS 31 TN, farm laborer, Sarah (YOUNG) 32, NC. (They married 8 Jun 1848 in White Co.) ", 195-184 Richard WHITE 60 VA, farmer, Mary 60 NC, Lucinda J. 25 TN, Margaret 22, William 18 (probablythe William who married Rebecca Ann WORLEY in 1861), Richard 4, Eveline 2, Lawson 11/12. (See Family #192.) 67 Summer 1981 'The Families of White County, Tennessee in 1860 (continued) 196-185 Benjamin WHITE 24 TN, farmer, Hetta J. 21, Alice L. 8/12. (She was Hatty WHITELY and they married 21 Jun 1852 in White Co.) 197-186 Sharp R. WHITLEY 77 VA, farmer, Triphena 59 MA, Nancy BROWN 18, birthplace unknown. (It is very likely that Sharp was Hetta WHITE's father or grandfather.) 198-187 Delila McCALISTER 18 TN, Alexander 4 (female). 199-188 William BURDEN 65 TN, farmer, SarahM. 65 VA, Mary SCOTT 35 TN, Billmira Scott 8 (female). 200-189 Ethereal SPARKS 52 NC, farmer, Lydia 50 VA, Andrew WHITE 24 (probably married Mary JAMES 31 May 1861 in White Co.), farmer, James White 21 (probably married Perdeamy Woosthema KERBY 28 .Jan 1862 in White Co.), John W. White 15 (probably married Helen SMITH 27 Feb 1866 in White Co.), Joseph Sparks 15, Sarah Sparks 12, Henry Sparks 10"Malissa Sparks 5. ( 201·-190 Abner C. SMITH 35 TN, distiller, Martha 28, Sarah A. 9, Mary E. 8, James H. 2. (Abner Carroll Smith married Martha Ann BURDEN 23 Jul 1849 in White Co.) 202-191 Hester A. PROCK 35 TN, D.H.E. 5 (female), Sarah C. 3, Shade W. 1, Thomas T. LIZLE (1) 18, farm laborer. (See Family #156 and Fam11y 11157.) 203-192 Milton R. WORLEY 34 TN, farmer, Sarah 26, Nancy M. 16,' Rebecca A. 14 (married Wilson WHITE 9 Oct 1861 in White Co.), Rutha A. 12, Pleasant F. 10, John T. 8, Milton R. 6, James A. 2, Benjamin BRAZEL 62, day labor. (A MiltonWorley married a Sarah Brazel 8 May 1856 in White Co. Sarah, 26 in 1860, would be too young to be the mother of the older children. The 1850 printed census listed: Milton Worley 24, Margaret S. 23, Nancy 7, Rebecca Ann 6, Rutha 3, Pleasant F. 7/12, Finch 65.) 204-193 Sarah BURDEN 55 TN, William 17, day labor, Henry 13, Franklin 4, Thomas 2. 205-194 Othaniel SWIT 22 SC, farm laborer, Matilda 20 TN, Thomas R. SWITT 1. 206-195 Henry BOYD 45 TN, farm labor, Charlotte 58. 207-196 Nancy CROWLEY 67 NC, Dinitt 24 TN (male), commercial school teacher. 208-197 Avey WALLER 84 NC, William 51 TN, farmer, P. (Pleasant) W. ,42, farmer, Ann WEBSTER 30, Sarah Webster 6, Delia MITCHELL 27, WilliamL. Mitchell 12, Vance Mitchell 7, Waman L. Mitchell I, William BOYD 22, farm laborer. (Avey was Avarilla WALLACE, oldest child of Elias and Mary Wallace and widow of Pleasant Waller. She was born in Caswell Co., Nc and probably married there. Her father, Elias Wallace, was the progenitor of all or most of the White Co. Wallaces. He brought his family there around 1810 from Caswell Co, NC. His White Co. will was dated 6 Aug 1821, witnessed by Turner LANE and Henderson McFARLAN and recorded by the county clerk 25 Mar1822~ His widow Mary died, probably intestate, in 1837, with her son John as administrator of her estate. There was litigation between John Wallace and Pleasant Waller [Sr. or Jr. ?J--regarding certain of the slaves in the estate. Children mentioned in Elias' 1821 will were: Avarilla Waller, wife of Pleasant Waller; Sarah FRAME ,wHeof John Frame; Stephen Wallace; Milly BROWNING, wife of Daniel Browning; Jane BRYAN, wife of William M. Bryan; Laban Wallace and John Wallace, who were executors. Also daughter Mary Wallace, who never married [see Family #3l8J. Elias left his land "evenly divided" to "my two younger sons, Laban and John Wallace.") 209-l98'E.M. MijRRAY beth 17, Lotiisa 14, Nancy 7. (An Edward married 27 Feb 1840 , 49 TN, Martha 39, ElizaBird 12 (male), Emily 10, P.Murray and Martha WHITE in White Co.) 210-199 Monroe JONES 35 ,NC, farm laborer, Sarah 26 TN, John 8, Mary J. 6, Flora E. 5/12. 211-200 C.P.E. GROSS 45 VA (female), Jesse 21 TN, farmer, H.I.W. 18 (male), farmer, Thomas 16, farmer, Annie E. II, D.W. DONGES 25 VA (male), fa~r, James SMITH 26 TN, teamster, Emily HEAL 25 VA, C.F. Heal 11/12 TN (male). 212-201 Joseph HIRD 65 TN, farmer, Sarah 59, A.C. 23, farmer~ E1izab,eth 23, Francis 2 (male), William POSS 15 TN (mulatto), 213-202 Ann FOUITT 65 NC, Martha 21 VA, Ann SCOGGINS 42 TN. 214-203 C.R. SPERRY 60 VA, miller, Henrietta 65, Nancy 23 TN, Maha1ey 21, John 20, sawyer. 215-204 Hosea BROYLES 33 TN, farmer, Elizabeth 27, Isaac .s, Charles 2, Amos 5/12. 216-205 Dawson ANDERSON 21 TN, farm laborer, Cathertne 18. 217-206 Alexander LOWERY 61 TN, farmer, Elizabeth 55 VA, Mary 20 TN, Henrietta 15, Charles 13, Montgomery 21, saddler. 68 "Ansearchin'" News The Families of White County, Tennessee in 1860 (continued) 218-207 Rheuben BAKER 32 TN, farmer, Kitty E. 27, William 5, Elizabeth 3, Matilda 2, Mary WHITE 14. (A Ruben R. Baker married a Catharine Elvira White 9 Nov 1852 in White Co. Kitty E. could be Catharine Elvira. If so, Ruben Baker and Ella White, parents of Francis Baker, born 12 Oct 1872, were probably the same couple. Mary White, 14 in 1860, was probably Kitty's younger sister.) 219-208 Christopher MOORE 20 TN. farm laborer, Susan 22, John H. and George A 1 (twins). (A Christopher Moore married Susan KEATHLY 5 Mar 1856 in White Co. Was this the same couple?) 220-209 David REED 92 VA, farmer, Patience 76 NC, Martha MOORE 26 NC (?), Jane E. 20 TN, Rosetta A. 18, Stacey A. 16, George W. 16,' farm laborer, Samuel A. 14, AndrewJ. 12, John R. EDMONDS 7, Geroge W. Edmonds 4. 221-210 William M. YOUNG 52 TN, farmer, Matilda 38, Margaret 27. Emily,18, Douglass 16, farmer, Charlefl 14, William 12, Elizabeth 10, John 6, Francis 4 (male), Eva 1. (William Martin Young and Matilda WALLACE were married 1 Dec 1842 by Rev. Jl!SSe E. HICKMAN in White Co. She was a daughter of John Wallace and granddaughter of Elias and Mary Wallace. See the book,James Tate Williams published by Joseph Vincent WILLIAMS in 1938. A copy is in ,the, library at ,McMinnville, Warren Co •• TN. It is possible that their son Charles was the Charles C. Yound who served with the 41st Tennessee Infantryapd was awarded C.S.A. pension #13767.) 222-211 John KIRBEY 45 'TN, farm laborer, Susannah 44, William 23, farm laborer, James M. 22, farm laborer, Louisa 20, Mahaley 17, Stacey E. 15, Sarah J. 14, John C. II, Lousana 10, Waman 7, Josephine,3. 223-212 Abell HARRISON 52 NC, farmer, Sinith 53, Benjamin 23, farmer, Thqmas 22 TN, farmer, Joseph 19, farmer, James 18, farmer, Margaret 16, Jane 13. 224-213 John S. DENTON 51 KY, farmer, Matilda 45 GA, Elijah 18 TN, farmer, Samuel ,C. 6, Mary A. 4. 225-214 Lafayette DENTON 28 TN, farmer. Elizabeth 19. Sarah 17. (Lafayette and Elizabeth had been married within the year.) 226-215 Elizabeth KIRBY 22 William 2, Sarah 4/12. TN, Margaret 3, 227-216 Albert McBRIDE 29 TN, farmer, Martha 32, Sarah J. 12, William A. 7, JamesP. 4, .Jeremiah 2/12. 228-217 Samuel CLENNERY 48 TN, farmer, Nancy 42, Margaret 17, Susan 5, Manerva 2, Alice 1/12, Martha WEBSTER 8, Martin JONES 21, farm laborer. 229-218 Joseph D. STEWART 31 VA, farmer, Narcissa 24 TN. Mary F. 3, David 2, John H. 6/12. 230-219 Catherine McBRIDE 36 TN, Elizabeth 17, William 9, Martha 2 • 231-220 Jacob A. STYPES 34 TN, farmer, Eliza C. 28, Catherine 10, ,Sarah A. 5, Samuel C. 1. 232-221 Mary F. STEWART 56 VA, David S. 21, farmer, Thomas W. 17 NC, farmer, John PRICE 27 TN, Saluda 25 VA (female), Martha A. 4 TN, Daniel L. 1. 233-222,Henrj KUHN 50 TN, farmer, Jane 51 SC, Margaret A. 18 TN, John F. 14, JethaE. ll, Jane BAKER 28 IL, Aaron S. 4 TN, Henry J. 2. 234-223 J.B. FELTON 40 TN, farmer, Drucilla 38, John 18, farmer, Martha 15, Mary 13, Elizabeth 11, Mahala 9, James 7. Rutha 5, William 3, Simon 8/12. (This is John B. Felton, son of John ~elton and Rutha DOYLE, and brother to Mahala Felton WALLACE.) 235-224 William LEWIS 86 VA, farmer" Mary 66, James 29 TN. farmer. Lucilius'6 (male). Lafayette,4. Mary 3, Matilda GRAHAM 37. 236-225 William CLENNERY 32 TN. farmer, Thomas BRADLEY 17. farm laborer. 237-226 William WALLACE 53 TN. farmer, Mahala 42. Simcm 22. John C. 15, Stephen M. 13, Ruth II, J.B. 9 (male). Matilda 7. This William Was a son of Stephen Wallace, born 1785 in NC. and Susan YORK. born 1787 in NC, and a grandson of Elias and Mary Wallace. William was bom in Hickory Valley, White Co. and died there in 1876. About 1835 he married Mahala FELTON, daughter of John Felton and Rutha DOYLE. Mahala was born 18 Sep, died 15 Oct 1895, buried in Old Union 'cemetery near Sparta. Children of William and Mahala: 1. James L. Wallace, b 18 Apr 1836, d 25 Aug 1838. 2. Simon Doyle Wallace, b 21 Oct 1837, d 17 Mar 1903, m Laura U. STEPHENS. In the 1870 census this was Family #25 in Civil District #2 of White Co.: ,S.D. Wallace 32 TN. farmer, Laura 21. Charles L. 2. Ella born Jan 1870. Jane CUMMINGS 12, housekeeper. 3. Eliza Wallace. b15 Aug 1840. d 29 May 1843,. 4. Martha Jane Wallace. b 26 May 1842, d 1899, m (1) 4 Nov 1858 James SWAFFORD--two children: Mary J. 10 and James M•• Jr. 7 in 1870. (2) 21 Oct 1866 ,William ,D. PASSONS (PARSO~S) son of Summer 1981 69 The Families of White County. Tennessee in 1860 (continued) ( William J.T. Passons and Celia GRISSOM--two 239-228 Josiah PRATER 18 TN, farm laborer, children by 1870 census: John Lee 2 and Charles Nancy A. 23, Martha F. KIRBY 6. F. b Aug 1869. Family #52-52 in 1870 White Co. census under the name "Parsons." 240-229 John WALLACE 62 ~, farmer, Elizabeth 5. John Calvin Wallace. b 28 Aug 1844, d 1931. 6 TN, Thomas L. 3, John M. GREER 20. farmer, He served in Dibrell's 8th Tennessee Cavalry Martha 17, Mary M. 7/12. Emily HICKEY 17, Wiland received C.S.A. pension #14735. He also anliam S. DOYLE 19, farmer, John R. Doyle 14, swered a Tennessee Archives Civil War questionDaniel M. Doyle II, Matilda Doyle 9. (Martha naire in 1915. "Callie" lIlarried Sally LEWIS Greer and the four Doyle children were from Family #230 in the 1850 census: Daniel M. after the War; there were three or four Sally (Sarah) Lewises in White Co. in the l860s. They Doyle from SC ~nd his wife Mahala. Emily Hickey came .from Family #902 in the 1850 census: Elizdid have children and may have been Family abeth Hickey 46 TN, Abraham SHERILL 86 NC, #182. Civil Dist. #2. White Co. on 1870 census: James Y. Hickey 26 TN, George 22, Sophia 17. W.C. Wallace 32 TN. brick mason, Sarah A 23. Analiza 14, Emily H. 9, Celestine 6. In 1870 Mary J. 2. Sidney 1. 6. Stephen Monroe Wallace. b 27 Aug 1847, d Family #6. :Civil Dis t. 2: John Wallace 73 KY, 10 Apr 1926. m (1) Ida FRANKLIN (2) Florence Lizzie 15, Thomas 12.) GOFF. In the 1870 census: S.Mn. Wallace 23 TN, farmer. Ida 16 KY, Ann WHITE 14 TN. He served 241-230 Daniel RAMSEY 78 VA, farmer, Lucy 67, in the same outfit as his brother Callie but John 25 TN, farmer, Eliza 20. got sick at Corinth. MS and was discharged. 7. Rutha Wallace. b 13 Nov 1849. m (1) James 242-231 Jesse RAMSEY 22 TN, farmer, Martha J. Monroe HILL. 16 and 20 Dec 1865. probably the 21, Daniel H. 11/12, John H. JAMES 14. son of widow Elizabeth Hill. Family #412 in' this present census. (2) James William SCOTT 243-232 Henry BURDEN 34 TN, farmer, Fannie 34 8 Sep 1878. , NC, John H. 13 TN. George W. II, Squire 9, 8. Joseph B. Wallace, b 29 Oct 1850. d,29 May Martha J. 6, David A. 3, William H. 7/12. 1867. never married. 9. Matilda Wallace, b 30 Oct 1852. d l4.Nov 244-233 Thomas 'LEWIS 50 TN, farmer. John 17, 1876, m 8 Dec 1868 James Tate WILLIAMS, b 28 William 29 , Eliza 15, Waman 13, George R. 12. Mar 1847, d 25 Nov 1886; he was the son of . (William I. Lewis served wi th Colms· First Jesse Scroggins Williams, b 1 Jan 1821, d 14 Infantry Battalion, C.S.A. and received PenDec 1883 and Elizabeth Whiteside TATE, b 10 Feb sion/13042.) . 1825, d 9 Jan 1882. James and Matilda were 245-234 Milton V. WHITE 38 TN, f~rmer, Susan Family #95 in the 1870 census with one son, Alonza. born in ~ep 1869. 29, John ll~ Martha 9, Mary 7, Eliz~ 5, Will.iam 2. 238-227 Jesse SCROGGINS 78 VA, farmer, Elizabeth 69 TN. James WILLIAMS 74 MD, Jesse S. 39 246-UNOCCUPIED. TN, cabinet maker. Elizabeth W. 35. James T. 13, Mary C. 6. (To handle this seemingly mixed fam247-235 John WHITE 67 VA, farmer, Dilpha 58 ily properly. we must go back to the 1850 White SC. Daniel M. 25 TN, (armer, Garret M. 18, Co. census. Jesse Scoggin 69 and his wife Eliza- farmer, Sarah E. 22, Louisa 20, Susannah 14, beth were Family #222. Living with them were Mart~a KEATHLEY 40. Martha E. 10, Hyrum 7, William WADDLE 34 TN, farmer. and Elizabeth James A. 4. DAVIS 13. James Williams was the head of Family #69 with Amarilla ARNOLD 43 TN, F.M. Wil248-236 W.J.T. PASSONS 37 TN. farmer, Silah liams 20 TN, farmer. Manerva WORLEY 20, John (the way this enumerator spells "Celia") 35, Arnold 12 and Samuel Williams 6. Family 1170 Wf!J.S William D. 17, farmer. Major 15, Louisa J. 12, James H. Arnold 30 and his wife Amy 32, five James M. 9. (William J.T. Passonsmarried young chilcren and Sarah Arnold 27. Family #68 ·Sealy [Celia] GRISSOM 27 Jan 1842 in Van Buren was Jesse Scoggins Williams 29 and his wife Co; see Family #313 in the 1850 Van Buren Co. Elizabeth Whiteside ~ate Williams 25; they marcensus. William J.T. Passons served with the ried 14 May 1844 in White Co. Their son, James 16th Tennessee Infantry, C.S.A. and received Tate Williams grew up to marry Matilda WALLACE-- Confederate Pension #12938. It would seem logthe girl next doorl [See Family #226 above.] ical to me that his sons William and Major also Matilda died about 1875 and he probably married fought in the War. In the 1870 census the chilJane RANDOLPH 25 Aug l875,in White Co. There is dren at home were: Louisa J. 20, James Monroe a book abput this Williams family in the public 18, Permelia A. 8. Martha J. 5. William .D. had library at McMinnville.) married Martha Jane WALLACE and was Family 1152. Major was Family fl5l: MajorPas.sons 24 TN. 70 "Ansearchin'" News The Families of White County, Tennessee in 1860 (continued) farmer, Agga 27, Sallie 4, William B. 2, James L. born Feb 1870. ously the middle name of Dicey]. Joseph 12. Nancy J. 10. Samuel R. 7. Rachel T. 5, William T•• Jr. 2. Sarah Junior born Feb 1870. 249-237 Leonard DALE 24 TN, farm labor, Amanda 29, John H. 1. (William Leonard Dale married 257-245 Isaac S. BROGDEN 60 NC, farmer. Milly Lamanda GREELEY [or HASTON] 13 Mar 1858 in White 30. Sarah E. 22. Susan 20, Eliza A. 14. Emily Co. William Leonard Dale, Jr. was born 30Jun V. 12, Alexander AIls 7, Susan WANER 41. 1863. In the 1850 census, Family #147 was: Mar(Sarah E. Brogden married Spencer M. PARKER garet DAIL 37, John W. 17, William ~ Dail 13, 8 Jan 1861 in White Co. See Family #331.) James G. 10, Thomas R. 8, Disa 6, Wesley M. 3. In the 1870 census. Family #55 was: Amanda Dail 258-246 Simon WHITE 41 TN. farmer. Eveline 27, 39 TN. John H. 11. Sarah M. 9, William L~. Jr. Mary 13. Maria 5. John B. 1. Abraham KEAnlLEY 6. So you suppose he was killed in the War?) 12. (There has to be a relationship between this family and Family #235 in this census: 250~238 John M. DODSON 25 TN. farmer. Caroline John White 67. In the 1850 White Co. census 20. Family #~70 was: Andrew, Keathley 34 TN. Martha 29. Martha J. 9. Fountain E. 8. JOhn S. 6. 251-239 William L. MITCHELL 54 TN. farmer. Eliz- Dicy A. 4. Abraham 2. In 1860. Andrew appears abeth 49, Spencer D. 22. literary student. Agnes to be dead and Martha is living with John 19. Amanda 17. Harvey FRINT 29, merchant. White. Somebody please tell me.) 252-240 John SMITH 27 TN, farmer. Mary 24. Cynthia lLE. 2, Martha ,E. 1. (John Smith married Mary A. BAKER 26 Aug 1855 in White Co.) 259-247 Benjamin MOSSE 53 NC. farmer. Rebecca 45 TN. Rachel 18. Andrew G. 8. Jacob A. 6, Saphrona 4. 253-241 John SHEPHERD 50 NC. farmer. Temperance '44. Mary A.R. 15. G..M.F.A.R. 13 (female). Tilman C. II, Paralee T. and Martha C. 5 TN (twihs), Elmira E. 4. (In 1870 ceJ?sus. Family 1175: John Shepherd. ~r. 59 TN. Temperance 56 NC. Tilman 19, Paralee 15 TN, Martha C,. 15. Mary A.R. and the girl with five initials were married off and gone.) 260-248 James S. BROGDEN 25 TN, farmer. Mary 22, Francis S. 2 (male). 261-249 Wiley B. BROGDEN 27 TN. farmer. Lou~sa 25. James E. 5, WoodsonS. 3. William M. 1. Agnes ~IMS 28. Milly 5 (mulatto). 262-250 Jesse DODSON 46 TN. miller. Caroline 30 NC. ,Robert 22 TN, farm laborer. America 20. 254-242 Isaac WHITTENBERG 43 TN, blacksmith, Gillaspie 18. farm laborer, William 16. farm Marilla 35, Nan,cy 16" Daniel L. 11. Peter 9. labor. Waman 13, Emily 4. Joseph 3. Mariah 2. Mary 2, Shelby WALLING 15. (Shelby was a son of Harvey M. 4/12. (Jesse Dodson married Mary James Walling and Altamira PENNINGTON,who marCaroline EARLES 22 Mar 1855 in White Co.; his ried 3 Jan 1839 in White Co. but lived in Warren second wife • Her children by Jesse were Emily. Co. at the 1850 census. Shelby was born 3 Oct Joseph. Mariah and Harvey. By the 1870 census 1844 in White Co. and married Martha FLEMING 18 they also had Martha 8. Lee 7, Owen 5. Susan and 25 Dec 1860 in V/ln Buren Co. Children: M.' 3 and Mack 1. At the 1850 census. Family t/295. Amanda 14 Dec 1861. JerryF. 4 Mar 1864. Samuel Jesse was evidently a widower. 35. with Rutha D. 23 Apr 1866, James M. 3 Nov 1868 [above four BRILES 18 keeping house for 'him and Stanfield in White Co.] Nannie J. 4 Mar 1871, Jay S. 8 Dec Dodson 12. America 10. Gillaspie 8. Crockett 6 1881 in Van Buren Co., and 'perhaps other chiland William 4. Stanfield in 1850 and Robert in dren. The Isaac Whittenbergs were Family #312 in 1860 are probably the same man. I don't know the 1850 Van Buren Co. census, living next door yet where Crockett was in 1860; probably workto William j.T. PASSONS. Family #312 also had ing for some other family in White or one of Sarah E. Whittenberg 5 and Mahala, UNDERWOOD 24 the adjoining counties. but he showed up again. and her son Franklin 6.) because he served in the 25th Tennessee Volunteer Infantry. C.S.A•• and received Confederate 255-243 Harrison TURNER 41 SC, farm laborer. Pension #2676. ' Dorcas 40. Betsey A. 18 GA. Mary J. 17. Adaline 16, Melvina 14, Margaret 11, John,M. 9, Susan 263-251 DYer P. WHITE 47 TN. miller. Mariah 32 6. Alfred 5, Howell Cobb TURNER, 2 TN. VA, Russell 26 TN. blacksmith. Martha 22. Elizabeth WORLEY 12. 256-244 William T. MITCHELL 26 TN. farmer. Sarah J. 22. Dicey F. 4. Joseph S. 2, Nancy J.3/l2. (to be continued) (In the 1870 White C~. census. Family #89: Wi1,11am Mitchell 35, Sarah 34" Florence 14 ,[obvi- Sununer 1981 71 FAMILY GATHERINGS Compiled by Jessie Taylor Webb ROY FAMILY RECORDS - From Mrs. Velma J. Thompson, Rt. 1, Box 208, Senatobia, MS 38668. As a child about fifty years ago, Mrs. Thompson found a yellowed page with faded handwritten records of the Roy family in an old log house on what was known as the old Dr. Roy Farm west of Millington, TN. The record says: FAMILY RECORD ROY - born 6 July 1590 M.A. ROY - born 20 Dec. 1596 HENRY L. ROY - born 1 Jan. 1615 JOHN B. ROY - born 22 June 1621 MARY A. ROY - born 18 Feb. 1617 JAMES B. ROY - born 16 Aug. 1623 LUCY C. ROY - born 20 Apr. 1619 JOSEPH B. ROY - born 23 Nov. 1625 DEATH MATILDA A. ROY Died 13 Sept. 1599 MARRIAGES M.L. ROY - - - - - - - The balance of this line is obliterated by stains and the penciled record has been rubbed too thin to read, but it is possible that the bride's last name ended in "- - -ton"and that the year is 1614. . Although this piece of paper is very old, it does not seem to have been written in the seventeenth century. It is probably information taken from an older bible record and was the property of M. L. Roy who appeared on the 1840 Federal Census of Shelby Co TN (A.N. Vol. 16, p. 116.) M.L. ( Annice McDaniel Bolton of Millington gave this information on the ROY family: MEREDITH L. ROY, born 1806 in South Carolina, became a minister in Shelby Co., Tenn. performing marriages in the 2nd Civil District until 1879. In 1888 he owned 129.74 acres of land on Bear Creek, Herrin~ Hill Road with the CRAINs. CORBITTs. DUNNs, MILLINGTONs. YORKs .and McDANIELs for neighbors. He married on 9 Jan. 1833 in Dickson Co .• Tenn. - SUSAN GENTRY. born 1813, died 1896 in Shelby Co., Tenn. Their children were: 1. JOHN ROY - born 1835 in Shelby Co •• Tenn. 2. WM. T. ROY - born 1836; ml - FRANCES J. MUST (?); m2 - MARTHA TAYLOR; m3 - SUSAN McFADDEN TURNER. 3. ELIZABETH ROY - born 1838 in Shelby Co., Tenn.; died 1892 and buried in Crain Family Cemetery. 4. FRANCES ROY - born 1840 in Shelby Co., Tenn.; mCLARIDGE. 5. JES~E A. ROY - born 1842 in Shelby Co., Tenn. 6. MEREDITH L. ROY. Jr. - born 1845; died 1903 in Miss.(?) 7. ALFRED ROY - born 1849. 8. DAVE ROY - born 1852. THE ELUSIVE SIDON HARRIS, Sr. - from Virginia Smith Parker, P.O. Box 837, Raymopdville, TX 78580. SIDON HARRIS. Sr. was born about 1770, probably in Virginia. He made an affidavit in 1855 in Madison Co •• Tenn. stating he enlisted in the War of 1812 from Overton Co., Tenn. and at the time of the making of the affidavit was 75 years old and living in Haywood Co •• Tenn. In 1858 he was granted 160 acres of land for his service - location unknown. The 1820 census of Overton Co. lists him with both male and female children. "Ansearchin'" News 72 Family Gatherings (continued) The 1830 census shows him in Madison Co., Tenn. with wife and four females between age of 20 and 30. Only two of his children are known: 1. JOHN HARRIS, born about 1812/13 probably in Tenn. (or KY), came to Texas with David Crockett as a member of Tennessee Mounted Volunteers, and died 6 March 1836 in the Seige of the Alamo. Amelia WILLIAMS in her thesis published on the "Seige .of the Alamo and Its Personnel", states David Crockett and John Harris were first cousins, but proof of this is lacking. John Harris was a single man and could have been named for David's father, John Crockett. 2. SIDON H. HARRIS, born 12 Nov. 1820 in Tenn., married on 9 "Aug. 1842 in Pontotoc Co., Miss. Amanda Caroline ATKINSON, daughter of Samuel Washington and Nancy Jordan Atkinson. She was the granddaughter of Samuel and Sarah WASHINGTON ATKINSON of VA • . and NC and Thomas and Priscilla APPLEWHITE JORDAN of VA and GA. In 1850 Sidon and Amanda were in Lauderdale Co., Tenn. on their way to Texas. About 1852 they settled in Caldwell Co., Texas where Sidon died in 1861 and Amanda in 1866. Both are buried in the Harris family plot in Caldwell Co., Texas. In Daughters of Republic of Texas Library, San Antonio, a WILLIAM HARRIS was found who was said to be a younger brother of Sidon, Sr. In the 1826 census of Atascosita, Texas there is a William, age 44, born in VA, wife -Anna HARMON, age 38, born in LA, 8 children all born in LA. This William is said to have been killed during the Civil War at Cold Harbor, VA. Sidon, Jr. probably went to Texas to take charge of the bounty land given to the heirs of John Harris as he acted as administrator of this brother's estate after hi~ arrival in Texas. All records seem to be of the opinion that Sidon, Sr. married a CROCKETT or a HAWKINS, which would make her a sister of John Crockett or Rebecca Hawkins Crockett, parents of David. Can anyone help on this, or the parents of Sidon Harris,Sr.? HOMESTEAD QUESTIONNAIRE OF WM. F. BROWN - ALIASWM. G. PRICE - from Mrs. Georgene Morris Sones, 6604 Curtis Ave., Omaha, NB 68104. The following information was found among the possessions of Mrs. Eva Morris King, a cousin of Mrs. Sones. WM. F.(or L.) BROWN - P.O. Address: Elk City, Douglas Co., NB Enlisted as Private in Co. B, 3rd Regt. U.S. Inf., Vol. about 10 Nov. 1864 and was discharged about 1 Feb. 1866. Wife's full name: Mary E. BROWN DEUS (1); Date of Marriage: 13 1867. She lived with him on homestead. ---Names and addres~es of two witnesses who have known you since you filed your homestead: Richard MORRIS and H.H. MORRIS, Elk City, NB. Pension Certificate: None Pension Claim: None. Made homestead entry: Forfeit, for the West 1/2 of Southwest 1/4, Sec. 34, Township #15, named Elkhorn, Range 10 in Douglas Co., NB on (about) 10 June 1872· containing 30 acres. Dated 4 Feb. 1899. (Signed) WILLIAM F. BROWN From a series of letters written about 1900 we learn that WM. F. BROWN enlisted in the 3rd u.S. Infantry while a prisoner of war at Rock Island Barracks (IL), for a period of one year. Mrs. Laura Lee MorriS wrote that he had previously served in the ! .-../ 73 'Summ.er 1981 Family Gatherings (continued) Confederate Army under the name of William G. PRICE, but for some unknown reason had changed his name to William F. BROWN upon entering the Union Army, which name he used for the remainder of his life. In 1900 his widowed sister, Harriet (Mrs. Willie P.) MATHEWS, was living at 231 Woodland St., Nashville, TN. There were two other sisters: Mary Powell and Emily, who married first SOLOMON and then MILLS (1). The petitioner had a daughter, LAURA BRO~~, born 17 Jan. 1868 in NB, who married Henry Harrison l-lORRIS on 21 Sept. 1887 at Blair, Washington Co., NB. They had a daughter, ,EVA MORRIS KING, born 23 Sept. 1898 in Douglas Co., NB and died 15 Jan. 1979 in Omaha, NB. HENDERSON OF NC, TN, LAWRENCE CO., AL &FANNIN CO., TX - from Etta Henderson (Mrs. Glenn) Barkhurst, 1534 N. San Gabriel Blvd., South San Gabriel, CA 91770. ROBERT P. HENDERSON - born 12 Feb. 1823; died 15 July 1900; married E.A. STEVENS on 28 Apr. 1844. F.J. STEVENS died 12 Feb 1902. ELIZABETH A. HENDERSON - born 7 Aug. 1823; died 20 Feb. 1905 ( SAMUEL T. HENDERSON - born 28 Jan. 1845; died 19 Sept. 1864 'DAVID HE~~ERSON - born 15 Mar. 1851 MARY Z.(LENAH) HENDERSON - born 16 Sept. 1864; married 25 Nov. 1888 HENRY GATES AULINA HENDERSON - born 2 Aug. 1873 MARGARET L. HENDERSON - born 30 Apr. 1846 JOHN G. HENDERSON - born 2 Nov 1847; died 18 Aug. 1889 ROBERT A. HENDERSON - born 11 Oct .1849; married-LEONA AUSTIN .'25 AUg. 1.1872 LEONA HENDERSON - born 19 Jan. 1853; died 9 June 1875 VERA LAUNA GATES - born 11 Sept. 1889 GERTRUDE MALCOME GATES - born 6 Aug. 1892 H~~ERSON S. GATES - born 23 Apr. 1894 MARY ELIZABETH GATES - born 21 June 1896 FLORENCE ONEDA GATES - born 24 Dec. 1898; died 17 Apr. 1899 ROBERT THOMAS SIMPSON GATES - born 21 Nov. 1900 , l-fARGARET ELLA GATES - born 27 July 1903 Mrs. Barkhurst has also sent us photocopies of information on a ROBERT HENDERSON, D.D. (1788 - 1834) taken from "Annals of the American Pulpit", Vol. 3, p. 528-32, Sprague (1858) under section-Presbyterian, and "A Brief History of the Synod of Tenn.", Alexander, Phila., McCalla & Co. (1890), p. 104-5. Mrs. Barkhurst is not sure if this is about the same Henderson family. LOVELADY ~ ELLIS - WATSON FAMILIES - Information from Maybelle DeMay, Box 415, Newberg, OR 97132. JOHN LOVELADY - will probe 24 Dec 1841 Smith Co., TN; buried at Peyton Creek, near Dixon Creek, Smith/Macon Co., TN. A drafted Militiaman in War of 1812 from East Tennessee •. Wife MARY ? , died after 1850. Children: 1. Sarah Lovelady, m Peter SHRUM. 2. Polly Lovelady, m Joseph GIFFORD 3. Rebecca Lovelady, born 8 Feb 1799 in SC, died 1856, m Wm. E. ELLIS. 74 "Ansearchin'" News Family Gathering (continued) 4. Asa Lovelady. 5. Thomas Lovelady. 6. Moses Lovelady. 7. Vincent Lovelady. 8. Nancy Lovelady, m Jesse PARKER. , 9. Susannah Lovelady, m Jeremiah GAMMONS. WILLIAM E. ELLIS - born 25 May 1799 TN; died 29 Jan 1870 Montgomery Co., MO; buried at Providence Cemetery, Montgomery Co., MO; residences at Goose Creek, Smith Co., TN and Montgomery Co., MO. Occupation - farmer. Son of Willis Pressmi11 Ellis. Other wife SARAH H. ? • Married Rebecca Jane LOVELADY - (see above). Children: ,1. Willis P. Ellis; born 1824 Smith Co., TN; m 16 Ju1 1846 Sarah Jane BENTLEY. 2. Nancy Ellis; born 26 Mar 1826 Smith Co., TN; died 1 Apr 1873; married 12 Aug 1858 "m. David LAWHORN. 3. Louisa B. Ellis; born 1829 Smith Co., TN. 4. William H. Ellis; born 1831 Smith Co., TN. 5. Sylvester Lovelady (?); born 30 Dec 1834 Montgomery Co., MO; died 23 May 1917 LaPlata, MO; m1 8 Nov 1860 Mary BYERS; m2 Annie DAILY. 6. Rebecca Ann E111srborn 2 Feb 1837 Montgomery Co., MO; died 5 Jan 1916 La Jara, CO; m 1 Sep 1853 Thomas David WATSON. 7. Elizabeth Ellis;: borm: 1840 'Mc)ntgom-ery-'Cc5;, ·MO: • 8. James P. Ellis; born 1842 Montgomery Co., MO; died single 186_. JOHN K"€TCHEM WATSON - born June 1800 in GA; died 21 Mar 1876 Ashland, Boone Co., MO; buried at Old Goshen Cemetery near Wilton, MO; resided in GA. Smith Co., TN, Callaway and Boone Co., MO; occupation - farmer; religion - Baptist. Married 21 Aug 1821 Sumner Co., TN Sophia STARK - born ca 1802 VA; died after 1880 Ashland, Boone Co., MO; buried with her husband; residences VA, Sumner Co., TN, Callaway and Boone Co., MO, Children: 1. Martha Jane Watson; born 1824 TN; m 9 Sep 1847 Callaway Co., MO AustinW. SHOBE. 2. Nancy S. Watson; bor,n 1827 TN; m 19 Ju1 1847 Callaway Co. " MO George K. HAM. 3. Charles Lee Watson; born 1827 TN; m 19 Ju1 1847 Callaway Co., MO Rebecca Sij.OBE. 4. Thomas David Watson; born 1829 TN; died 19Ju1 1903 Batchelor, MO; m1 Sep1853 Rebecca Ann ELLIS. 5. Lucy M. Watson; born 1832 Callaway Co., MO; m 16 Dec 1857 Eli HARMON • . 6. C1arky M. Watson; born 1836 Callaway Co., NO; m 27 Aug 1857 Boone Co., MO Hyman H. NICHOLS . ,;.,." 7. Mahalia Watson; born 1838 Callaway Co., MO; m 1859 BU1 CALVIN. 8. Sophia Sarah Watson; born 1840 Callaway Co., MO; m 2 Nov 1855 Samuel SAPP. 9. Sarah Ann Watson; m 24 Aug 1865 Milton B. Nichols. THOMAS DAVID WATSON- born 29 Oct 1829 Smith Co., TN; died 19 Ju1 1903 at Batchelor, Callaway Co., MO; buried Oak Grove Cem., Regular Baptist Church. Occupation - farmer; son of John Ketcham Watson and Sophia Stark. Married 1 Sep 1853 Rebecca Ann ELLIS in Montgomery Co., MO. Children: 1. Mary Frances Watson; born 17 Dec 1854 Reform, MO; died single 14 Oct 1875 in Callaway Co., MO. 2. Wm. Lovelady Watson; born 6 Sep 1857; died single 10 Feb 1959 Callaway Co.,· MO. 3. John Stark Watson; born 6 Sep 1857; died 3 Sep 1883; m Mary Jane GLASCOCK. 4. George Washington Watson; born 28 Feb 1862; died 18 Oct 1958 Seattle, WA; m 15 Nov 1881 Mary E1iz. JONES~ 5. James Alvin Watson; born 5 Ju1 1864; died 19 Oct 1958 LaJara, CO; m 22 May 1918 Carie A. BECKETTS in LaJara. CO. 6. Charles Thomas Watson; born 30 May 1866; died single 2 May 1868 Reform MO. 7. Edd Burnnam.Watson; born 7 Sep 1868; died 9 Sep 1936 Ashland,MO;m 18 Aug 1893 Orilla. M. JOHNSON. Sununer 1981 75 Family Gathering (continued) 8. Samuel Doty L. Watson; born 21 Dec 1871; died 21 Mar 1957 Audrain Co., MO; m 27 Dec 1897 Ollie RICHARDSON. BREEDLOVE FAMILY RECORD - Information from Miss Dorothy Rylander, 1808 14th St., Apt. 4, Lubbock, TX 79401. ( ROBERT HENRY BREEDLOVE - born 1804/6 VA; died 1880/1 Henry Co., TN; married about 1825/27 Mary Elizabeth EVANS - born 1804/6 VA; died Henry Co., TN (before date of husband's will Oct 1878.) Their children: 1. Cadace (Cadis) Breedlove; born 1829; died 1880 Henry Co., TN; m ca 1847 Mary Jane STEELE and had children: Virginia, John F., Sarah, Beverly B., Mary Helert, George Robert, Belle, Lula May, Clarissa Elizabeth. 2. William Frank "Dock" Breedlove; born 6 Jun 1830; died 14 Feb 1897 Bell Co., TX; married 23 Nov 1853 Mary Chilton GRAVES·in Bell Co., TX and had children: Robert Henry, Dora L., Benjamin Walter, Frances Emma, James M., Lydia E., John W., Mary Ten~ie, Albert Andrew, Minnie Frank. 3. Frances Elizabeth Breedlove; born 11 Jun 1832 TN; died 20 Mar 1913 Bell Co., TX; married 11 Jan 1848 George Washington WALTON in Henry Co., TN and had children: ~ary Frances, Marshall Ney, George Worth, Franklin Pearce, Ann Elizabeth, Sam Houston, Virginia Ruth, Robert Lee, Paul Newton, Thomas Rush, Esther Alice, Dock Ramsey. 4. Virginia Breedlove; born 30 Jul 1832/33; died 1864 Henry Co., TN; married 14 Oct 1852 William M. TODD in Henry Co., TN and had children: Mary Louisa, Larah Elizabeth, Panolia G., Francis Janie, Romby, Willie Belle. 5. Smith C. Breedlove; born 1835; died 1903 Carroll Co., TN; married first 9 Jan 1866 Mary Jane BAKER and had children: Mary Ann, , Ewin. ~~rried second 1888 Mrs. Robert SURBER (nee Nancy Elizabeth FUSSELL) Carroll Co., TN. 6. Mary Jane Breedlove; born 1836/7; died Feb 1908 Henry Co., TN; married first 11 May lS54 Ezekiah B. RORIE in Henry Co., TN (he was killed in Civil War) and had children: Mary Frances, Robert Ezekiah, William Hubbard. Married second 17 Mar 1877 Joshua McCAIN in Henry Co., TN. Married third 1 Jan 1889 Thomas COTHRON in Henry'Co., TN. 7. Sarah "Sallie" Ann Breedlove; born 1838; died 21 Jun 1909; married 11 Nov 1856 Samuel Wiley TODD in Henry Co., TN and had children: Geneva Tennie, Frances Bell, Smith Cacey, Mary Elizabeth, Beverly Buel, Robert Dudley, Charles S., Sarah Virginia, Mattie Gordie, Doshia Adaline, Hilary Clay, Samuel Villeree, Ulysus Lee, Penolia. 8. Clarrissa Margaret Breedlove; born 1842/3; died 1925 Henry Co., TN; married 19 Dec 1867 J. J. ATKINS in Henry Co., TN and had children: Charles S., Thomas Franklin, Fanny, Pearl. 9. Robert Henry Breedlove, Jr.; born 3 Aug 1845; died 19 Oct 1929 Henry Co., TN; married, 19 Dec 1872 Anna Bell LEWIS in Henry Co., TN and had children: George Edgar, Ethel Mai, Nelle Irene. This information has been compiled from family records, Henry County courthouse ". records, census reports, visits to cemeteries, and interviews with descendants of this family. The date of their arrival in Henry County is unknown, but is thought to have been in the late l830s. The place of burial of some members of the Breedlove family is thought to be Old Breedlove Cemetery near Henry, Tennessee. "Ansearchin'''·News 76 Family Gatherings (continued) ALEXANDER-MARTIN FAMILY BIBLE - Contributed by Robert Young Clay, Richmond, VA. This Bible was owned by Mrs. George McClure, 1539 Laurel Ave., Knoxville, TN. Mr. Clay copied it about 1960, but neglected to ask the geographic origin of the family. Mrs. McClure was the landlady of a friend who brought the Bible to his attention. He believes Mrs. McClure is now deceased. HOLY BIBLE, containing the Old and New Testaments: Translated out of the Original Tongues; and with the Former 'Translations Diligently Compared and ReVised by His Majesty's Special Cammand Appointed to be read in Churches. Edinburgh,printed by Mark and Charles Kerr, His Majesties Printers MDCCXCI Wri tten on the first few front pages WmA Martin Was Born the 5 Nov. 1824 Jane Alexander was Born November the 11 1763 Mary Amelia Martin was Born the 14 February 1827 Catharen Gray was Born Dec. the 8th 1796 . Isaac Anderson Martin was Born the 5 day of February 1833 Nanc.y Gray Was Born October the 8 1798 Ann Gray Was Born November 11 1799 written on the back pages William Alexander was Born June 30 1739 Elizabeth King was Born June 27th 27th (sic) 1737 Jane Alexander was Borne Nov 11, 1769 Catherine Alexand~r was Born Aug 16th 1765 George Alexander Was Born July 181767 Bar1ra ? Alexander Born Mar 10 1769 Thomas Alexander Born May 16. 1770 Elizabeth Alexander Born Oct 15, 1772 Mary Alexander Was Born April 6 1774 WIn Alexander Born Dec 20 1776 Stephen Alexander Born Aug 19 1778 Ann Alexander Born Aug 20 1780 WIn Died May 7 1828 Elizabeth Died Aug 30 1817 COX RECORDS -What appears to be the old Bible of GEO. W. COX and his wife LAURA ANN LOCKARD was purchased at a shop in Munford, TN by Joe ,A. Phi 11 ips of Harrisburg, AR. It contains the following data: G.W. Cox was' born May 24th 1835 L.A. Cox was born May 9 1866 J.R. Cox was born April 23 1860 William Henry Cox was born Nov 30, 1888 Donia Larine Cox was born Jan. 19,1898 G.W.' Cox died Jan. 1, 1925 Laura Ann Cox died Nov. 16, 1937 James R. Cox died Nov. 1, 1936 Lenard Melton Cox Died Dec. 3, 1920 Nancey Green Francis Cox Died July 9, 1930 George W. Cox and Laura Ann Lockard wasmarried.Sep 19 1887 W.H. Cox and Donia Gillihan was married Nov. 28,<1915. Summer 1981 77 EARLY RECORDS OF GRAINGER COUNTY, TENNESSEE Copied from photocopies of original records in Tennessee State Archives, Nashville, TN by Betty Givens Moore and Betsy Foster West GRAINGER COUNTY 1799 TAX LIST FOR GEN'L ASSEMBLY List of Insolvents living within the Indian Boundary for the year 1797 (sic) which the County Court of Grainger released the Sheriff from the Collection of: (All have one white poll except where given in parentheses, in addition as noted - Ed.) ( Austin, Nathaniel Anderton, Thomas Bunch, Julius Branham, John Chisum, James (2) Cunningham, John Chisum, Elijah Crabb, Joseph Junr Chaney, Francis Cogden, Joseph Clark, Thomas Dodson, Jessee 1 bl poll - 100 A Dodson, Nimrod Duralt, Ab 'ham Dodson, Jessee Junr Gibbons, Thomas Harrison, Jonathan Henderson, Thomas Hardinge, William Hodgson, David Hughs, Samuel Hughs, Theophilus Hensley, Samuel Hamet, Nathaniel Hamet, Nathaniel (sic) Jonston, James Kieth, John Kieth, Thomas Lane, Issac Lane, Tidance Livingston, William Miller, John Miller, Frederick Morgan, John Rayne, John Sims, James Sims, Martin Sullins, Peter Shoats, Jacob 111ompson, Allexander Wallen, John Wier, William Ward, William Allen, William Adkins, James Arthur, John Bruton, Samuel Boling, Jeremiah Barten, Isaral Burdon, Charles Bennet, John Black, Mathew Brown, Morris Bruton, James Busham, Archer Bitson, Thomas Box, John Bitson, James Bowman, William Burton, William Burdsong, John Cope, Andrew Cope, James Crowley, Benjamin Carr, John Cox, Josiah Cowen, Alexander . Cops, Barney Cops, Mathew Claypole, Stephen Callums, George Dougherty, William Dougherty, William (sic) Davis, James 1 bl poll Davis, James I bl poll (sic) Drunden (?), Benjamin Durham, Stephen Douthe, Evan Elam, William Finley, Williain to property Finley, William (sic) Finley, William (sic) Franklin, Edmond Finley, James (0) 3 bl polls . Gibson, George Gibson, Jerry Graham, Spencer I bl poll Hatfield, Richard Hatfield, Joseph Haines, Andrew Hill, Thomas 4 bl polls Henderson, William Hamlen, John Howard, Robert Halfacre, Peter Hill, William Henderson, James Hatfield, John Innis, Jeremiah Inglis, William Jones, Jessee Linch, Jeremiah Lewis, Joel Lusk, SamUel I bl poll McBride ,William Mahan, James Martin, DaIl!!.el McDonald, John McBride, Thomas McDonald, William McBride, Andrew Moore, Lewis McLellan, Thomas Newfort, John Owen, John Owens, William (2) Pelew t Elijah Reynolds, John Rull, George Reynolds, James Ross, Angus 78 11Ansearchin '" News Early Records of Grainger County, Tennessee (continued) Smith, Mathew Shurley (?), Michael Sweeton, Dutton Sharp, Joseph Sweeton, John Star, James Stevenson, John Sears, John Stevenson, William Thomas, Joseph Stinnet, William 1 bl poll Trammell, Dennis Stinnet, Benj. Tinsley, William Stevenson, Edward (0) Vanbiber, John (2) 1 bl poll 1 bl poll Stinnet, John Vanbiber, Peter Vanbiber, James Womack, Jonathan Womack, Jeremiah Womack, David Weaver, Samuel Weaver, Joseph Weaver, John Weaver, Samuel (sic) Yoklham, George I, Ambrouse Yancey Clerk of the County of Grainger do certify the above list of Insolvencys was proven in Open Court by the Oath of Martin Ashburn Collector. Am. Yancey C.G.C. Written vertically across the list is: Allow'd by the Committee of Finance Oct. 4, 1799. GRAINGER COUNTY TAX LIST - 1810, 1811, 1812 This appears to be a list of persons with unpaid taxes for these years. They could be insolvents, but they could also be absentee owners, or could have moved from the county before 1810. State of Tennessee } Grainger County , August Term A.D. 1810 Persons Names Species of Taxation John Vineyard, Junr 1 poll James Richardson, Junr 1 poll James Elkins 100 Acres Alexr Hamil ton 229 Acres Levy Pady (?) and John Vineyard 200 Acres November Term 1810 Phillip Siegler and R.Hall, Admr 600 Acres May Term 1811 Henry Rice 1 poll John Smith 1 stud horse Insolvents Nov Term.18l0 & 1811 Willson Hunt 110 Acres Saml Mynatt 9000 Acres State of Tennessee } Grainger County } When Taxed Persons Names Species of Taxation When Taxed 1810 1810 1810 1810 Saml Blythe Asa Johnston Saml Blythe same same February Term 1812 Stephen Johnson 10,000 A 500 Acres 10,000 A same same 1811 1811 1806 1807· 1808 1810 1810 1811 1811 Wm Kirkham Richd Skelton Chas Matlock 1811 1811 Saml Blythe 1 wh poll 2 bl polls 1 poll 200 Acres 1 poll 125 Acres 1 bl poll 300 Acres 10,000 A 1810 1810 1810 1810 1809 I, Sterling Cocke, Clerk of the Court of pleas and quarter Sessions for said County, Do hereby certify that James Conn, Sheriff and Collector for said County by orders of Court was released from the payment of the above taxes (somewords$cratchf3dt;hroJlgh)