Henderson - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Duck-Kennedy marriage (prob Henderson County, TN)

AndreainArkansas — 2013-04-08 01:10:38Z

I'm so grateful for this! It seems Ephraim was the same age as my great grandfather roughly--Arthur Louis Kennedy born 1888 or 1889. I DO know now for a fact he was born in Cedar Grove, Henderson, TN so this does place him in the Scott's Hill area....I was kind of going off someone else's information with what I have stated before other than I did have in hand information that said Arthur's brother's mom's last name was Duck.

I'm not even completely sure Arthur or his siblings knew their mom's name..she was clearly deceased by 1900 and the kids were still very young. That's when they went from TN to OK and it's part of why your John W.S. Kennedy interested me--seemed to take the same route.

Probably related somewhere. I'll keep trying when I can (I've been having serious health issues and I have 2 young kids who have health problems as well). Thank you for what you shared with me. I love the photographs---even if nothing comes of it I have a sense of the area where my great grandfather was born and that is something!

Re: Looking for descendants of Anthony Smith on 1830 census Henderson Co,TN

scheek4speech — 2013-03-29 02:43:34Z

I have to wonder if your ancestor and mine may be linked. If so, I can connect you with the descendants. My ancestor, John Henderson Hinton Smith, lived his later years in Mifflin (Henderson, later renamed Chester County), TN. He was born in 1833. All of the census records indicate that he was born in North Carolina. He married Aramantha "Ann" Collins in Marshall County, MS on 29 Oct 1849. They were still in Marshall County, MS in 1850 and 1860. They then moved to Miffin, TN when they lived the remainder of their lives. She died of yellow fever in January of 1878. He died in 1889. She is buried in Old Mifflin Cemetery. Findagrave has him buried there as well.

I have exactly the opposite problem of yours. I know the descendants, but none of the ancestors for John Henderson Smith or Aramantha Collins. My tree literally stops with their family. A representative from Chester County, TN courthouse told me that their courthouse have burned several times through the years. She did not give me much home of finding their records.

I hope to hear from you. Perhaps we can help each other.

Re: Looking for descendants of Anthony Smith on 1830 census Henderson Co,TN

Dr_JC_Smith — 2013-03-29 01:03:40Z

Anthony was a brother of my ancestor and departed Burke County, NC after the 1810 census and before the 1820 census.
If your ancestor was born in NC in 1833, he is not a son of Anthony Smith living in Lexington, Henderson County, TN
in and after 1828. Anthony was 63 years old in 1833 and may have married a second wife young enough to have borne a son in 1833 in Henderson County, TN.

James P. Parker, Lexington, TN

jammatun — 2013-03-06 14:43:01Z

I received the attached photo in a box of goodies when I was at the 127 Yard Sale in Kentucky. On the back it says James P. Parker, Lexington, Tennessee. Thought it should be shared in case anybody is looking for this ancestor.

Re: 1900 Census only household of SWAFFORD in Henderson Co, TN.

Minerkm — 2013-02-22 04:15:07Z

I'm looking for the parents names for Arva Swafford.

Re: Manesses in the Area?

jackmaness98 — 2013-02-12 01:51:44Z

My father was Raymond Lawrence Maness. His Father was Major Harrison Maness. Major Harrison Maness was the son on Eliga Maness and Eliga was the son of Samuel M. "Stob" Hays and Latisha Maness. My name is Jackie Byron Maness don:04/27/1950.

Re: PEARCE/PIERCE connections

fmbowen — 2013-01-27 01:53:06Z

Im having a similure problem looking for Noah Richard Pierce b1923 tn d 1974 mo
Im looking for 2 of his children ther'e dad died whenthe daughter was 12yr old boy is younger any one by that name your looking at

Stratton, Bowman, Davis, Gilliam lines from Tenn

Stratton1449 — 2013-01-20 19:38:52Z

Looking for info on George Washington Stratton b: abt 15 Oct 1844 Tenn
Married on 4 Dec 1889 in Hardeman Co. Tenn
Mary Caroline Bowman b: abt 19 Aug 1859 Tenn
Had a child James Wriley Stratton b: 18 April 1890 Tenn
Moved from Henderson Co. Tenn to Dunklin Co. Mo between 1910 and 1920 per Census.
Both died in Missouri and are buried in Stanfield Cem.
Trying to track George and Mary's line.

Re: Dr. Henry Lassiter

jimgreene — 2013-01-05 00:46:45Z

Did you get my e-mail with the copy of the obit for Dr. Henry Lassiter?
Jimg@volcano.net

Re: Richard Austin

kibbles18 — 2012-10-30 15:41:03Z

I live in West Tennessee, in Dyersburg. I have been to Scottshill many times. I enjoy it so much that I don't want to leave. my grandmother Ida mai Austin grew up in Doe Creek and got married in the little school house, in 1907. if you check my tree, you see that I now have Jeptha's DC namimg parents. I have the others also. Martha Duck was Silas's wife. I am tracing her to Jourdan Woodward ,a DAR Patriot.

I can find no proof that Jeremiah is Richard's son or that Silas is Jeremiah's son.

My email is debihart@bellsouth.net. I am happy to make your acquaintance.

Debra Chandler Hart

Re: Richard Austin

twisdom12 — 2012-10-29 04:41:37Z

Hello I am as well related to this line of Austins, thru the Jeremiah and Silas Austins thru the Jeptha Andrew Austin. I have been trying to find the way Silas Austin died with no results. Makes me think he was killed at Shiloh? I do know he was the first husband of Martha Duck right? She remaried to Henry Austin and that is why the Austins kept going, but like you can not find Silas death date and where he is burried. In reading the Scotts Hill Tn book it speaks of many Austins who were killed in the Civil War. First one on the list is a son of Jeremiah Austin. Hope you have good luck and where do you live? I live in Middle tennessee. Thanks

Re: Dr. Henry Lassiter

jimgreene — 2012-10-22 20:25:35Z

Sorry, here are the pics. - Jim

Re: Dr. Henry Lassiter

jimgreene — 2012-10-22 20:22:04Z

Hello, my name is Jim Greene and Dr. Henry Lassiter was my Gr Gr Grandfather. I have attached a copy of his obituary from 1875. I have also attached a picture of his gravestone showing his death as May 16, 1875. I also have a couple of pictures of him if you're interested. I descend from Henry > Robert Sr. > Robert Jr. > Joye Francis Lassiter (my mother). Hope this helps - Jim

Re: Duck-Kennedy marriage (prob Henderson County, TN)

cletadavis1 — 2012-08-17 22:04:22Z

Sorry I have been looking for a connection to the Duck Family but Have not located anything yet. My gr gr grand father was John William Summerfield Kennedy he married Martha Angelina White (white) J W S father was David S Kennedy mother Gillie Kent. David had a twin Brother Issac who married Millie O'Neal J W S was born May 19,1852 in Scotts Hill, Henderson Tenn. David was born in 1824.
I saw something from the Doe Creek School Scotts Hill Tn where their was a Alice Mae Vera Duck who married Ephraim Cathey Kennedy. Mayby this will help.

Re: Duck-Kennedy marriage (prob Henderson County, TN)

AndreainArkansas — 2012-08-12 17:14:14Z

It's possible. I'm fairly sure he remarried.

Re: Duck-Kennedy marriage (prob Henderson County, TN)

cletadavis1 — 2012-08-06 21:12:56Z

James Holland Kennedy

Re: Duck-Kennedy marriage (prob Henderson County, TN)

irongut61 — 2012-08-06 15:04:32Z

Which of his children are you descended through?

Re: Duck-Kennedy marriage (prob Henderson County, TN)

cletadavis1 — 2012-08-04 19:35:31Z

JWS Kennedy is my grgr grand father.

Re: Maness Schoolhouse

persimmonn1 — 2012-07-28 14:02:08Z

Have you checked www.tnyesterday.com, Henderson county schools. Look for Before Natchez Trace Park. Cova lewis was a teacher at New Precinct School between 1916-1927.

Seeking descendants of Attaway siblings

sharon_brogdon — 2012-07-27 23:16:58Z

I'm seeking descendants of first children of my ancestor James Alexander Attaway and Sarah unknown. I'm interested in finding what happened to Sarah.

Also seeking descendants of Charlotte Attaway Perryman and Lucy Attaway sisters of James' father William Robert Attaway.

Church near Darden

jeverett921 — 2012-07-23 00:20:54Z

Near Darden is the Lewis-Altom Cemetery. At the cemetery is a small yellow one-room church with a green roof. There is no sign identifying the church or even what the denomination it is. TNGenWeb identifys the church as Spring Hill Missionary Baptist Church. Church only meets there one Sunday a year. Does anyone have information on the church?

Maness Schoolhouse

jeverett921 — 2012-07-22 23:09:19Z

This schoolhouse stood in Henderson County, in what is now the Natchez Trace State Park, on Brown's Creek Lake Road at the enterance to George Trail. It was built in the 1920's on the site of the Altom Family Cemetery, which had been abandoned for many decades. It is not known how long the school stood or when it was destroyed, but it could have been around the time the park was built in the 1940's. In 1991, the park service restored the Altom Cemetery on the site. There are no photos of the school or any classes online, or a list of students there. A man named Cova Lewis or his wife Donna may have been the teacher there at one time. If any information is avaliable, it would be greatly appreciated.

George W. Sargeant

roepke92 — 2012-07-22 03:02:07Z

I am searching for George W. Sargeant who died in July , 1900, in Luray TN. He is listed on the 1900 TN census age 52 with wife Aida age 22 and daughter LaLa age 3 yrs. I would like to know where he is buried. He was a Union Civil War vet and survivor of Andersonville Prison. He abandoned his wife and children in Iowa and went to TN, and I guess "married" again. The wife in IA was never divorced. I cannot find a listing for a military government headstone, and the war dept. does not seem to have a cemetery listed, just that he is buried in Luray. I don't see where anyone applied for widow's pension, but I know his wife in IA did not receive it. Aida and daughter are on the 1910 TN census, where she is listed as married to Ankinah Jones (she is 32, he is 62) LaLa is still listed as Sargeant. I would appreciate any leads. Thank you.

Re: Information on Dee Swafford

ladyjt147 — 2012-06-25 11:09:44Z

I am pretty sure that this is the correct person you are looking for.
BENNIE EDWARD SWAFFORD , age 66, died Tuesday, Feb.7, 2012.

http://genealogytrails.com/tenn/henderson/obitS3.html#srs185...

SARAH H. COLLINS (b 28 May 1815, d 24 April 1845 in Tenn.)

pearceww — 2012-06-23 16:11:01Z

Need data on Sarah H. COLLINS (b 28 May 1815, d 24 Apr 1845) in Mifflin, Henderson CO, Tenn. She married Samuel PEARCE (b 9 April 1812 in N.C., d 3 Feb 1876 in Mifflin, Tenn.) Children: Jeremiah D PEARCE (b 4 Mar 1837, d 13 Feb 1901), Martha Frances PEARCE (b 29 Sep 1838), Peter McBride PEARCE (b 10 Aug 1840, d 8 Sep 1904), James Starke PEARCE (b 21 Aug 1842, d 17 Oct 1921), and John William PEARCE (b 4 Nov 1845, d 30 Apr 1846).

After Sarah died, Samuel married Sarah TALIAFERRO (b 4 May 1814, d 23 May 1881).

Sarah’s sister: Lucy COLLINS who married Samuel’s brother John PEARCE (b 6 Jan 1800 in South Mills, N.C. d 16 Jul 1875). Children: Madella PEARCE, Ira PEARCE (b 1831, d 6 Jan 1860), Sarah PEARCE (b abt 1833), Henry PEARCE (b 1834), William PEARCE (b 13 Mar 1836, d 25 Mar 1889), Mary PEARCE (b 24 Nov 1850), Amanda PEARCE (b abt 1841), Samuel PEARCE (b Abt 1845), Lucy PEARCE (b Abt 1848, and Apolis PEARCE (b Abt 1849).

John, Sarah and John’s brother, Jeremiah PEARCE, moved to Independence CO, Ark by 1860. Jeremiah PEARCE moved to Lonoke Arkansas after the Civil War.

Warren Pearce
pearceww @ rmi.net

Pearce familiy in the early 1800s

pearceww — 2012-06-23 16:09:55Z

I’m related to three PEARCE brothers and a sister (John b. 1800 - d. 1875, Samuel b. 1812 - d 1876, Jeremiah Simmons b. 1817 - d. 1869, Poly b. 1796 - d. 1871) born in South Mills, N.C. to James Pearce and Sarah MCBRIDE. James was born in Rhode Island and moved to NC around 1790.

John, Samuel, Jeremiah Simmons, and Poly moved to Tennessee around 1830/31. Samuel moved to Mifflin, Henderson County. Jeremiah lived in Dyre county for a short time. John also lived in northern Mississippi for several years. then he and Jeremiah moved to Independence Co, Arkansas prior to 1859 and lived in the Pleasant Planes/Oil Trough/Batesville areas.

Samuel (my GGGrandfather) remained in Mifflin, Henderson County where he married Sarah H. COLLINS b 1815 in Tennessee - d 1846. They had 5 children: Jeremiah Dillon Pearce b 1837, Martha Francis Pearce b 1838, Peter McBride Pearce b 1840, James Starke Pearce b 1842, and John William Pearce b 1845. After Sarah’s death, he married Sarah H. TALIAFENO (TALIAFERRO) b 1815 in Virginia - d 1881. They had no children. Peter moved to Marked Tree, Arkansas prior to the war. Samuel, Jeremiah, and Peter were gunsmiths.

Jeremiah Dillon Pearce (my GGrandfather) moved to Prairie County, Arkansas in 1868 and to Lonoke, Arkansas some time later. My Grandfather Hubert Edward Pearce was born in Lonoke on 25 May 1873.

Poly married John HODGIN in Henderson County.

John married Lucy COLLINS b. 1800 - d. 1875 in Mifflin, Henderson County. Their children were William C Pearce B 1836, Sarah Pearce, Ira Pearce, Mary Pearce, Madella Pearce, Henry C. Pearce, and Apolis Pearce

Jeremiah Simmons Pearce married Harret CHAMBERLAND b. 1819. For a while, he lived in Dyre or Fayette Co where he farmed with John DEVOTION. Their children were James Nelson Pearce b 1839, Sarah Jane Pearce b 1842, Mary Elizabeth Pearce b 1843, Josephine Davis Pearce b 1845, William Albert Pearce b 1846, George Henry Pearce b 1849, Luky Ann Pearce b 1850, Martha Francis b 1852, Ermma (spelling?) Louisa Pearce b 1855, John Devotion Pearce b 1858, and Muel Cartwright Pearce b 1861.

I have extensive data on Samuel, his ancestors, and his children, some data on John and Jeremiah Simmons and their Arkansas families, and no data on Poly. Also, I have extensive data on HENBEST and MEADOR.

Do we have any matches?

Warren Pearce
pearceww@rmi.net
6425 Ashton Park
Colorado Springs
CO 80919-4821

Re: Liston, Lomax, Moody

Joyce1812va1 — 2012-06-05 23:57:22Z

Not finding Maragret with Moody or chidren named Moody.

Did find a death record for a Maggie Lomax Welch b. 1852 died 1930 in Decatur TN. Am not fiding any marriage record or even a census under the name of Moody for James and Margaret.
Strange.

Liston, Lomax, Moody

persimmonn1 — 2012-05-25 19:57:33Z

Looking for death date of Margaret Susan Liston. Married Asa Lomax 1873 Decater Co. Married James Moody 1890 Henderson Co. Children: Dora, Mary and Maggie Lomax; Cora, Bertha, Lola and Nola Moody.
Thanks for any help

Michael Calvin Garvey - Does anyone know any of his family?

SJoyner81 — 2012-05-19 18:32:00Z

I am looking for anyone who may have known, been related to, or could tell me who I can contact to find out more about Michael Calvin Garvey's ancestors. A few of his children were: Martha E. Garvey, Woodford M. Garvey, Benjamin Garvey, Victor Garvey. Michael C. Garvey's dad was Michael Garvey born bet. 1820-1830 in Ireland (what county in Ireland?)and his mother was Elizabeth b. abt. 1830 in England or Ireland. They had children: Thomas b. in England?, Elim? b. KY, Michael C. b. 1858 KY, and a daughter. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have put finding Michael Calvin's Ireland roots on my BUCKET LIST. Time is of the essence. Thanks Sandy J

Re: Manesses in the Area?

jacquebrill — 2012-05-17 21:42:43Z

My fathers' sister married a Maness and were both from the Henderson/Lexington area. They are both now deceased. His name was Frank Maness as was his grandson who is also deceased. I will have to check my records to see if I show any other notes for his family. If you think this might be a link, which sounds like it with Frank seeming to be a common name, I can check with their surviving son to see what he knows about that side of the family if I don't find anything in my tree records. The Cherokee thing sounds likely too as my uncle had quite high cheekbones and darker skin. I have always been told that we have Cherokee ancestors so it is possible the Maness family does too. Our family came from North Carolina and there were records of Manesses in that same area. As families were known to move together, they may be part of the same family. I was told that ancestors married into the Cherokee tribe when they came through that area on the way to Tennessee.

William A or M Lawler

RobbieCaplinger14 — 2012-04-28 20:31:46Z

Looking for information on William Lawler, born 1878 Henderson Co.,Tn.married Emma Lou Daisy Johnson. Need information on his children; Herman Woods Lawler,Mabel Lawler,Carrie Louise lawler,Evelyn Lawler and James A Lawler.

Re: Old newspapers/obituaries for Henderson county?

gretchen150 — 2012-03-29 14:40:15Z

Hi Michelle,

Yes, thank you - I had found the death certificate on Ancestry. There is a family in Red River county, TX that appears on the 1850 and 1860 census ... parents AJ and Elizabeth Austin (AJ dies between 1850 and 1860). They have, among other children, a son George, born 1843 in TN. I *think* that may be this George, but am trying to find more conclusive proof. The name Austin is common enough that I really want something more definitive.

Another son in that family is William (b. abt 1847) who I think may be my husband's g-g-grandfather. William didn't die until 1929, so if this George is our William's brother, with any luck, William would be mentioned in George's 1926 obit. That's my hope anyhow. :-)

(just got William's death cert - unfortunately, his parents' names are not given there) William lived the bulk of his adult life in the counties surrounding Red River county, so this family is the most likely candidate, but again, I've got no solid proof.

I've traced 2 other siblings from the Red River family, both of whom died before 1880, so there's very little hope of vital records for either of them. The other siblings seem to have fallen off the face of the earth.

Thanks to all of you for your help and interest! I'll take any and all suggestions!

Gretchen

Re: Old newspapers/obituaries for Henderson county?

jbowlesm — 2012-03-29 14:30:39Z

Pulled up his death cert. His parents were Jackson Austin from Tennessee, and Elizabeth Smith from Tennessee. He died of pnemonia (sp). And was buried at Doe Creek. You may already have this info. I will look further.

Michelle Newman-Bowles

Re: Old newspapers/obituaries for Henderson county?

gretchen150 — 2012-03-28 20:13:30Z

Thanks!

I realized I wasn't very clear in my original message ... I don't really have any hope of finding the obituaries themselves online, but was searching online just to find out what newspapers were in the area during that timeframe (and who might have old copies).

I will definitely call some of the libraries and see what I can find out there. I'm glad to hear that they've been helpful in the past. Thanks for the suggestion!

Gretchen

Re: Old newspapers/obituaries for Henderson county?

vol2010 — 2012-03-28 19:46:53Z

You might have problems finding some online. I don't think that area is on Genealogy Bank. I would call or email the various libraries in that general area. They are going to have some of the older editions. I'm not from there so I'm not sure which towns have libraries, but, possiblities might be Milledgeville, Sardis, Scots Hill, Lexington, and Henderson in Chester Co. Go online and check those communities. I have obtained obits from the libraries in both Lexington and Henderson by email. They have been very nice and helpful. I didn't see your name listed in Brenda Fidler's bk of obituaries of the Henderson Co. area. Perhaps another relative is listed there that would give you clues.

Old newspapers/obituaries for Henderson county?

gretchen150 — 2012-03-28 16:38:10Z

I've been looking online at the various historical societies for the area, familysearch, etc. but I haven't found much info about historical newspapers.

I'd like to find an obituary for George W Austin, who died 26 Dec 1926 in Sardis. I think he may be a brother to my husband's great-great-grandfather, and I'd like to see if our relative (or any other siblings) are listed as survivors in George's obit.

What newspaper resources (if any) exist for this time period, and where are they located?

Thanks,
Gretchen

Minnie Wallace picture

nezzik — 2012-03-13 00:57:08Z

I have an old picture of Mrs Minnie Wallace. If some of the Wallace Family would like to have let me know. nezzik@charter.net

Re: James Harvey Barker & Eda Louise "Luizy" Williamson

MelissaBarker4290 — 2012-03-09 03:33:44Z

James Harvey is my husbands GGG Grandfather, he was born in Henderson, TN on April 9 1840.

Richard Austin

lauriekk2003 — 2012-03-08 23:07:21Z

I am a direct decendant of Richard austins, whose children settles in henderson County. I am a Jerimiah, silas, Jeptha Ida Mae. I would like to meet some of my family who are decentants. I am working on my Family geneology and need inffo on Jerimiah and Silas's deaths. I would also just enjoy meeting my family. debihart@ bellsouth.net is the best way to reach me. I will check all these posts.I hope I have some family that is interested in district 13.

Gibson cemetery

thegibson3 — 2012-03-05 21:08:33Z

My family lived in Henderson County, TN and I understand that my GG Grandfather Henry Gibson (1824-1893) was buried in a Gibson Cemetery in Henderson county. Would anyone have pictures of the cemetery?

Re: Duck-Kennedy marriage (prob Henderson County, TN)

irongut61 — 2012-03-02 17:28:58Z

Is your grgr grandfather's full name John William Summerfield Kennedy? If so, then we are related through him. He is buried in Caddo, Oklahoma. His son William Maston Kennedy is my gr grandfather. His son, Buford Claudius Kennedy is my grandfather...

Re: Henderson County Cemetery Look up Please

tremorsabq — 2012-02-19 21:55:42Z

I HAVE Googled, one of my first tools.

The reason I asked someone for a book lookup is that Samuel and Cynthia White is not online in anything. There is a small family cemetery I am looking for that has not hit the billion websites.

I tried to order the book via interlibrary loan so I could search District 13. Perhaps there are a ton of White's in the same cemetery, that is what I am searching for. Perhaps someone can please find them for me. I am planning a trip in the spring and would love to find my ancestors. Trying to get a leg up so I can have more time while I am there.

Thank you,
Martha Caswell
tremorsnewmexico@aol.com

Re: Henderson County Cemetery Look up Please

Tenn222 — 2012-02-19 21:43:12Z

In Cemeteries of Henderson County, TN, by R. H. Harris, there was only one listing for FARRAR and it was in Sand Ridge Cemetery. Below is website with burials in Sand Ridge. I noticed there are some WHITE's buried there. I unable help you with WHITE in the above book, too many pages of WHTIE with only last name and page number.

SAND RIDGE CEMETERY
http://www.tngenweb.org/records/henderson/cemeteries/sandrdg...

Suggest you search for your names on below website, perhaps find a cemetery for whomever you seek.

http://www.tnyesterday.com/

You could also try searching for person's name with Henderson County TN in search area at www.google.com.

Good luck.

Henderson County Cemetery Look up Please

tremorsabq — 2012-02-19 04:41:03Z

Looking for someone who has volume 3 of the Henderson County Cemetery books. Looking for Samuel and Cynthia White and Jefferson Farrar and many others of his family. Would love the cemetery name and possibly scans of the names in the cemetery.

Thank you,
Martha Caswell
tremorsnewmexico@aol.com

Re: Who were parents of Miranda Jane CRABB

SLPopovich — 2012-02-13 01:57:12Z

I too am looking for information on Miranda Crabb and the Welborn family. Miranda is my 4th great grandma (Miranda Crabb-> Rebecca Welborn-> Ida Baker-> Alma Anderson-> my grandma).

Carter/Hurt Families

mary_branef — 2012-02-03 01:58:21Z

I am looking for any information on the Jesse Carter and Jane Hurt Family and also their son John Harmon Carter who was married to a girl whose name we know only as Mary F. They had a daughter named either Termelia or Parmelia born about 1850 and the mother Mary died shortly afterward.Any info would be appreciated.The families lived in Tennessee and Virginia as well as Texas.

Re: Henderson County Cemetery

wwlee21 — 2012-02-02 23:59:21Z

Thanks, but I have already been given the info I needed and found his gravesite.

Re: Henderson County Cemetery

agnes71941 — 2012-02-02 23:31:03Z

check to see if the Cemetery is under the TVA lake there

Re: Crossing the Dark River Book 1999

vol2010 — 2012-01-29 22:08:27Z

I looked in the book and didn't see a Sterling Davis. If there is another family name that might be listed I'll be glad to check again. The obits in this book are 1827-1950 Henderson Co.

Re: District 13

rgant05 — 2012-01-28 16:44:13Z

What are there names? I know sometimes I'm better able to find the person than I am at getting hung up on the districts and mapped areas which are always changing. I have a lot of families connected in the general area of Sardis and Saltillo that I might have an idea what direction to look.

Roger