Knox - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: McCULLOUGH / BRANDON

rblunk812 — 2013-05-18 22:12:09Z

Phyllis, I am also descended from Elizabeth Brandon McCullough. I would love to see what you have on the Brandon line. I'm not sure how to send you my email address privately on here. Thanks! Becca

Re: Maple Grove, Ebenezer

JackKoon — 2013-05-16 08:38:15Z

My name is Jack Koon. My Father was Robert Henry Koon Jr and the relationship goes (with > meaning "son of")

Jack Koon > Robert Henry Koon Jr > Robert Henry Koon Sr > John Henry Koon > William Dalvephous Koon

By William is where I connect with the McCaughan line through his wife Margaret.

I've read this threat over and over and I'm just fascinated by Maple Grove now. I currently reside in Arizona but I really want to take a trip out there and probably will soon. I have family in the Knoxville Area as well as Nashville so I would be willing to travel there a few times and if anyone has any requests then I can probably oblige. I would actually intend to do a video walkthrough.

In the meantime, feast on this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RawhXOJigOc

I don't know if the person is going into the actual history of Maple Grove or will fictionalize his own background but I just thought this would be interesting to some.

My interest right now is in Tidelights though. I would either like to acquire a copy or have copies sent to me that I can digitalize then distribute amongst the family that I know.

Goodwill of CT seems to have one copy however it is right now priced at around $500+. I noticed in Amazon there is a brief description of there to be writing on the first page. I believe the Goodwill has priced the book according to that finding and not the work itself. I also believe that the author, Duggins, had passed away in that very same town or near it where that book is. I don't know how it could've ended up there if it was her own copy but it's there.

Another way to find the book is through worldcat.org. You can search by ISBN or simply author or title. It'll bring up the book and the locations of the libraries at which it's being held.

Another book of interest is http://www.amazon.com/Galbraith-clan-their-descendants-Zelph...

Galbraith clan and their descendants and Zelphia Lee Galbraith (Koon) is an author however I'm not certain whether she covered a section within the work or any specifics as to if she is a sole author. I actually have some sheets, or copies, that Zelphia had worked on to record genealogy and were eventually received by my Uncle Albert Koon. He is the one among our family who knows the most about relatives, ancestors and more. Working with him to update our Tree.

Anyways, there are a lot of people interested in my family who would thoroughly enjoy the either book.

If you can assist or have an idea or just want to chat and share things please email me greenlambproductions@yahoo.com

I am seeking to digitalize all of the family items among our possession at this point in time and I am debating a cross country trek to collect as much as I can. Please do not hesitate to contact me.

Re: Jonathan Boyd

bonzoboyd — 2013-05-12 20:34:13Z

Just read your 2010 post in re Jonathon L. Boyd, my g-g-gpa. Still fumbling around on this, and much info unverified. Let me hear from you and we can trade info.
rwboyd@nettally.com

Re: CHAPMAN, LLEWELLYN

Charlsie26 — 2013-05-10 23:59:33Z

Does anyone know who Josiah Chapman's Father was?

Re: Gaston

JackKoon — 2013-05-08 12:17:15Z

what is this book that you're speaking of?

greenlambproductions (at) yahoo.com is my personal email.

Zelpha (or Zelphia) would be one of my distant cousins. Not sure how the math works still for removed cousins and such but I do have a spot for a Zelphia on my tree. I'm simply curious about this book that you've mentioned. Did she write a book or a few pages of one? All that I could find was an index that listed the title you mentioned.

I am actually interested in what had been written, if anything, regarding the Koon/Galbraith Ancestry after their union and now that I'm hearing about it, I have interest in Galbraith as well. Please contact me at your earliest convenience.

James Lambie Russell (1927 - 1995) Looking for Scottish Relatives

SanDiegoBirk — 2013-05-08 04:38:16Z

I am looking for information on family members in Scotland for James Lambie Russell. He was born in Scotland in 1927 to Thomas Lambie and Elizabeth (Lang) Russell. He graduated from the University of Glasgow in 1958 (medical degree) and then moved to the United States sometime between 1958 and 1962 (when he applied for a SS# in New York). He lived in New York, then Virginia, then Texas and he died in 1995. He did not talk much about his past or his family that he left in Scotland. I believe he might have siblings named Betty, George, John and Thomas. I've hit a wall and hope somewhere out there might be able to knock down a brick or two.

Re: Eastern state hospital,Knoxville,Tn

leuzette1 — 2013-05-08 00:27:36Z

Thank you for your reply. I learned that EMMA MASON's death certificate showed "removed". The Funeral homes records showed her body was taken to the Univ.of Tn for medical research in Memphis,Tn since the body was not claimed. This is terrible since her husband, William Hinton Mason was still living with his son in Canton, NC when she died. I have not been able to find out what her maiden name was.

Re: McCarrell-Hood

JSurab — 2013-05-07 23:32:52Z

Louis,
If you're still out there, would you please contact me? I'm a descendant of the McCarroll/McCarrell line you describe. Several of us are participating in a McCarroll DNA study and have matched this line. However, we haven't been able to figure out the connection, but know it's there. PLEASE reply to this post or email me at JMSurab@gmail.com. I would really appreciate it.

Re: Eastern state hospital,Knoxville,Tn

purplemountains — 2013-05-04 19:28:57Z

The records are most likely sealed. Maybe an index or something not so private

Re: Eastern state hospital,Knoxville,Tn

purplemountains — 2013-05-04 19:26:23Z

There is a lot of Potters in Scott County Tennessee right around Huntsville. I live here and could check it out. If you want.

Re: Eastern state hospital,Knoxville,Tn

purplemountains — 2013-05-04 17:50:14Z

Don't know if this helps but when I worked at the Archives the president of the Archives Irene Baker she told me that anyone that did not pick up their loved one they were buried on the grounds the Hospitol without a stone or rock, I found my aunt this way and my uncle went to the courthouse where we lived in that county. and asked the courts to help pay for them to bring Etta home and hope that helps anyone . I would have been on sooner but illness in the family put my mind else where.

Re: Eastern state hospital,Knoxville,Tn

purplemountains — 2013-05-03 18:06:11Z

ON my grandmother a family member went before a judge and asked for court assistance to bring grandma back , have you checked court records that is where I got my info.

Re: Eastern state hospital,Knoxville,Tn

purplemountains — 2013-05-03 18:03:22Z

My grandmother was there and she died their and family asked to bring her home to Scott County Tennessee.

A marriage in Knoxville

MaryESicard — 2013-04-24 21:27:03Z

Forrest Yarnell married Edna Tidwell in Knoxville in 1947. Sorry I don't have an exact date. Hoping there is an index for marriages by year.

Anyway if someone can find the record can you tell me Edna's full name, where she was born and when she was born. I think she was born in 1911.

Thanks
Mary
Iowa

Jimmy Rogers

jenny_carroll04 — 2013-04-13 12:49:55Z

Searching for any info I can get on a Jimmy Bradly Rogers (b) 17 Dec 1955. Family moved from San Diego, Ca to Knox, Tn. Where he married a Sharon Stephens (m) about 1980. A source tells me he had two sisters (Pam) or Pamela the other Sharon. Unknown if there were any other siblings. Jimmy is my husbands father in which he has had little to no contact with. He is looking to find his relatives on this side of his family. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance, Jennifer and Phillip Rogers.

Re: Rogers/Rodgers of Knox

jenny_carroll04 — 2013-04-13 12:08:14Z

I am looking for info on husbands side of family. Jimmy Bradley Rogers would have been born about 1955. Married a Sharon Stephens about 1980. Would appreciate it if you could look and see if your rogers line may have him listed.

Re: ancestors

kked25 — 2013-04-08 22:17:23Z

Clarence Thomas born 1895 in Civil District 13 Tipton Co,Tenn.
Parents:Charley Thomas and Mary Thomas
Event Place:Civil District 13 Tipton County Tennessee
Gender:Male Single Race:Mulatto
Relationship of House:Son
Father Birth Place:Tennessee
Mother Birth Place:Tennessee
Household ID:258 Page 14

Charley Thomas 1874 Race:Mulatto
Parents:George Thomas and Mary Thomas
Childrens:Clarence Thomas,Lee Oatho Thomas,Cealy May Thomas
Seandrew Thomas and Sister Thomas
If you no anybody that is related to them email me back
I'm kin to them and the Rice Family in Tipton County Tennessee

Re: ancestors

kked25 — 2013-04-08 22:17:17Z

Mrs. Mattie Fristoe Rule 1862-1915 former resident Knoxville, Tennesee

oastwd — 2013-04-07 22:02:35Z

The Washington Post
Sunday, March 7 1915
RITES FOR ACCIDENT VICTIM
Funeral of Mrs. Rule, Killed in Hawaii, to be held Tuesday
The body of Mrs. Mattie Fristoe Rule, sister of Luther S. Fristoe, of Washington, who was killed in an automobile accident near Hilo, Hawaii, February 25, is being brought to Washington, her former home, for burial. The funeral will be held at Oak Hill Chapel Tuesday afternoon at 1 o’clock. The Rev. George Dudley, of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, will conduct the services.

Mrs. Rule was born here about 59 years ago. She was the daughter of the late Professor E.T. Fristoe, of the faculty of Columbian College [now George Washington University]. Her husband was James F. Rule, a newspaperman of Knoxville, [Knox County], Tennessee, who was killed in the Philippines while serving in the United States Army. Mrs. Rule was in the Bureau of Forestry in this city for some time. In 1908 she was transferred to Portland, [Multnomah County], Oregon. Her only surviving relative is a brother, Luther S. Fristoe, a real estate man of this city.

James F. Rule 1860-1905 Born Knox County, Tennessee

oastwd — 2013-04-07 19:26:05Z

The Washington Post
Sunday, January 8, 1905
Knoxville, Tennessee, January 7. Captain William Rule, editor of the Knoxville Journal and Tribune, today received a cablegram announcing the death of his son, James F. Rule, editor of the Manila American and the Manila Town Topics. The remains will be brought here for interment.

Nancy "Nannie" E. Foster-Presley 1857-192?

WhtWngDv86 — 2013-03-29 00:43:12Z

Hi:

I am trying to find information on Nancy "Nannie" Elizabeth Rose Foster who married William O. Presley. She was born to Simpson Foster and Amanda "Manda" Handley. William was born in 1848 and died in 1923 in Knoxville, TN. I have found his grave site through findagrave.com and via 1920 census he was listed as a widower.
If anybody has any info on Nancy would be wonderful! Thanks!
~Blessings

Dr. john w. rock

spiritman777502000 — 2013-03-17 23:38:43Z

would anyone happen to have known of a Dr.John W.Rock of Knoxville ,tn foster parent of Bill charles bailey ?

Re: OWENS

pattyschneider100 — 2013-03-13 22:44:06Z

My second or third cousin, was the governor of CO about 10 years ago. Bill Owens. My brothers, John Owens and Paul Owens met with him when he was governor. His grandfather was our grandfather's brother. Their parents had about 13 children. Some moved from IA to CO as far as I know.
You could look up Bill Owens, he is in Washington D.C. now, a lobbist I think and see if he may know anything.

Hennard md. Roach

bbraune — 2013-03-09 22:37:41Z

When I did a search of Roach in messages at the Knox County board, I saw a post having to do with a Hennard who married a Roach that died after 1910. Unfortunately, the message is very old - 1998 - and I never found it to see if the question was answered.

I believe the poster was seeking information on a woman I know as Belle Hennard and that the Roach is Alga S. Roach (full name Algernon S. Roach). Alga died in 1910.

Alga was a brother to my 2nd g-grandfather, Absalom Roach, who came to Texas in 1855, and the son of John Roach & Sarah Roman(s)of Grainger County, Tennessee.

Anyone still needing informtion on this family may contact me directly at bjrb@hotmail.com. Please use subject line tht I will recognize, such as Roach family research or Alga S. Roach, etc.

Betty Roach Braune
Texas

Re: Grove or Davis or thomason

bigctyfem1 — 2013-03-09 13:52:09Z

If this is the Lulu beaver who was married to john grove my great grandfather Then whoever wrote out her death certificate knew nothing about her??? They put an S on the end of some names. They put Feb. 8th for birth? But in my family Bible it clearly says she was born on Jan, 8th? They put N.C. is where father was born but in all the census Lulu puts Virginia and Missouri???? Lulu Beaver in my family was suppose to be Cherokee indian but the mother is a caucation woman Martha edmonson? Could this be a step mother? Who wrote out the death certificate? A step brother maybe and why wouldnt have my great grandfather did this? I have never heard of the name evaline or hattier???? Now, it is all over the ancestry.com? So, Im not convinced this is the correct death certificate? I know they tried to hide she was cherokee back then but my Grandmother is STILL alive and she has told me about her....kk so does anyone else wonder about this?????

Re: Ida Sedora Williams

thomasker2 — 2013-03-08 22:08:07Z

I’m not related to any member of this family.

NOTE -
1850, 1860 & 1870 census records do not show family relationships, marital status or parental birthplaces.

Step children are not enumerated as “step” children
Adopted children are not enumerated as “adopted”
Grand children are not enumerated as “grand children”
Orphaned children were not enumerated as "orphan"

1850 is the 1st census that shows all family members

1880 is the 1st census that shows parental birthplaces and family relationships +++

WHERE is Ida Sedora Williams listed in 1870?? STATE/County

NEED DOB + birthplace for David williams.

Need DOB + birthplace for Amanda Williams.

Need DOB + birthplace for Rosa Sinkler.
WHO did she marry?? Need DOB + birthplace for him.

Rosa Sinkler does not appear on any census.

Re: ancestors

julialouisebell — 2013-03-08 13:30:51Z

I believe I may connect to SEIVER - also connect to the GG Granddaughter of a Governor of Tennessee by the name of BLOUNT.

Can anyone advise?

Thanks, Julia

Picture posted by rwright1958

armstrongharold — 2013-03-07 03:15:42Z

I am looking for any information regarding the picture posted by "rwright1958" of Fred L Armstrong and Maude Armstrong with daughter "Allie" and Harold Armstrong. As well as anyinformation regarding the parents of Fred Louis Armstrong father to Harold Robert Armstrong. Thank you for you assistance.

Ida Sedora Williams

jennyowensrathbone88 — 2013-03-06 02:11:36Z

looking for anythingat all on Ida Sedora Williams known as Isa.I think she was the mother of my grandmother Rosa Sinkler.she is mentioned in 1870 census as the daughter of David and Amanda Williams .age about 5 ,I can't find her any more,found her parents and siblings but nothing on her.

Re: John SEVIER

VeronicaKiser — 2013-03-03 17:27:46Z

Do you have any information on Sidney Sevier who married John Reddin/Redden/Reading or their family? Mine are their son Isaac Reddin/Redden and wife Martha Jane McCracken their daughter Sidney Reddin/Redden who married John Thomas Roy. They lived in TN, AR and died in Wolfe City, Hunt, TX abt. 1900. Please contact me if you have information on any of them. Thanks

Re: Sevier Family

julialouisebell — 2013-03-03 10:57:32Z

I think I connect - please get in touch. Thank you. Julia

Re: ancestors

julialouisebell — 2013-03-03 10:55:30Z

I believe I may be connected. Can you send me an email and will explain the potential connection. Thanks.

Re: Rice, Bordon, Haun in Knox Co., TN

julialouisebell — 2013-03-03 09:44:29Z

I have just done an FTDNA test which links me to RICE and to SEVIER keen to prove any connections and not sure what to do next? Please send me a message. Thanks.

Kirkpatrick Book

caulleys1 — 2013-03-03 03:59:50Z

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The Descendants & Proposed Royal Ancestors of
HUGH KIRKPATRICK (ca 1695 – 1768)
& his son
JOHN “HUGH” KIRKPATRICK (1741 PA – 1812)

After over a year of researching and writing the above volume is finally ready, and I’m taking orders. This book ( in PDF format on 2 DVDs) has over 3700 pages, with almost 12000 documents and over 13600 individuals noted. Many members of this family lived in E. TENNESSEE (Greene, Hamblin, Hawkins, Jefferson, Knox and Washington Counties), SE MISSOURI ( Iron, St. Francois and Washington Counties), Alabama, Arkansas, California, Kentucky, Louisiana, Ohio, Oklahoma & Texas, & more.
John “Hugh” Kirkpatrick was a Revolutionary War soldier, and is credited with having brought the 1st four-wheeled wagon into E. Tennessee.
Order from tcaulleysgenmail@yahoo.com
Surnames with 12 or more mentions are:
ALLEN[39], ANDERSON[17], ARNETT[87], ARNOT[36], ARNOTT[15],
BAILEY[12], BAIRD[14], BAKER[31], BARNES[31], BAUGHARD[30], BAXTER[15], BERRY[30}, BIBLE[36], BLODGETT[11], BOWMAN[19], BREWSTER[49], BROWDER[21], BROWN[94], BRYAN[22], BUCHANAN[12], BURTON[45],
CAMPBELL[23], CARTER[15], CAULLEY[12], CHESTNUT /CHESTNUTT [23], CLARK[40], CLARKE[13], CLARKSON[43], COCHRAN[14], COFFMAN[202], COLLINS[20], CONLEY[12], CONNER[10], COOK[15], COOPER[44], COUCH[25], COURTNEY[31], CRAFT[14], CRAIG[86],
DAVIS[47], DAWSON[20], DEANE[14], DEARING[13], DERRICKSON[20], DINWIDDIE[57], DONALDSON[41], DOUTHAT[14],
EASTES[43], EATON[16], EDWARDS[12], ELY[13], EMORY[26], ESTES[50], EVANS[37],
FIELDS[13], FITZGERALD[16], FORD[15], FORTNEY[22], FRANSEN[12], FRIEL[38],
GIBSON[22], GILES[45], GLASS[22], GOOD[13], GOSDIN[13], GRANTHAM[15], GREGORY[21], GRIGSBY[14], GULLEY[38],
HAIL[13], HAMBLETON[12], HARDIN[30], HARDY[15], HARKLEROAD[13], HARMON[16], HARRIS[71], HAUN[190], HENRY[12], HOLLAND[29], HOLT[27], HORNER[48], HORTON[38], HOSS[18], HUGHES[113], HULL[55], HUNT[30],
IMBODEN[124],
JACK[26], JACKSON[12], JAMES[13], JOHNSON/ JOHNSTON [48], JONES[38],
KENNEDY[20], KENNICUTT/ KENNICUTTE [24], KING[42], KINGSLEY[70], KIRK[30], KIRKPATRICK[694], KITE[30],
LAMBUTH[22], LEACH[11], LEE[19], LEGRAND[66], LILLIE[28], LISLE[38], LITTLE[26], LITTLER[13], LIVING[13], LONG[34], LOVE[26], LUNSFORD[122],
MAHON[38], MALLETT[16], MANNING[19], MARTIN[32], MCCUNE[16], MCDONALD[209], MCKILLIP[25MCLANE[16], MEADOR[17], MEEKS[25], MILLER[64], MILLS[161], MINKS[20], MINNIS[32], MOON[13], MOORE[65], MYERS[36],
NELSON[16], NICHOLSON / NICKELSON [19], NOLAND[15],
PARKER[41], PATTON[55], PICKERING[20], PINCKLEY/PINKLEY[45], PORTRUM[14], PRATHER[27], PRATT[16], PRICE[38], PROFFIT/ PROFFITT/ PROFIT/PROFITT[137], PUTMAN[14],
RADER[76], RAMSEY[32], RAY[15], REED[17], REYNOLDS[50], RICHARDS[15], RICHARDSON[34], RIPPETOE[18], ROBERTS[34], ROBESON[13], ROBINSON[12], ROLLINS[25], ROSE[15], RUDDER[30], RUGEL[12], RUTLEDGE[35],
SACHSE[17], SANDERS[68], SCOTT[18], SELF[59], SHACKELFORD/ SHACKLEFORD[15], SHEFFEY[20], SHELTON[53], SHERRILL[15], SMITH[73], SNOWDEN[20], STEELMAN[13], STEVENS[18], STEVENSON[76STEWART[13], STUART[14],
TANKERSLEY[19], TAYLOR[67], THOMAS[15], THORNTON[23], THWEATT[18], TROTTER[35],
VAUGHAN[13],
WALKER[49], WALLACE[15], WALLER[12], WAMPLER[12], WANN[24], WARD[32], WATKINS[14], WEAVER[64], WELLS[14], WEST[15], WHALEY[38], WHITE[81], WILLIAMS[95], WILKINS, WILSON[43], WISDOM[13], WOOD[23],
YOUNG[12]

Re: JACKSON

meriev — 2013-03-02 05:35:57Z

I just fell upon this message... dated back in 1998. Queen married my g-g-grandfather, Charles Franklin (Frank) Ross. I am looking for information on his first wife, Annie Belle Witham.

Kind regards, Meri

Obit Lookup - Jordan Family of Knoxville

40007843 — 2013-02-27 19:26:34Z

If anyone is going to the local library (either Knoxville or Blount Co.), can someone locate the obituaries for the following folks? My best guess is that they'd be in the Knoxville Sentinel. I'm trying to verify family member connections and would appreciate it if the obits could be emailed to me. Thanks very much in advance & I'm happy to return the favor for anyone needing help with someone here in Memphis.
(These are the dates of death. The obits may be in the paper up to a few days after that.)
Ramona S. Jordan d. 6/18/1960
Frank David Jordan, Sr. d. 8/30/1950
Alma Loehn Jordan d. 4/1/1978

Rogers in Sumner County???

bangelnuts1 — 2013-02-26 20:18:39Z

I am looking for information on Lemuel Rogers
he was born in Sumner,Tenn AND MARRIED Nancy McElwrath in abt 1800 they had a daughter Mary who married Micajah Cage Crowder Dec 8,1825 in Sumner County,Tennessee the marriage record between Marry and Micajah Cage Crowder omits Micajah's first name and lists him as Cage Crowder. Lemuel died about 1830-1833 in Mount Vernon ,Jefferson County ,Illinois
Micajah Cage Crowder died in 1844 in Mount Vernon ,Jefferson County ,Illinois.Lemuel's Daughter Mary Rogers Crowder died in
Mount Vernon ,Jefferson County ,Illinois in 1868

Re: edgar frank wells

sloansandra18 — 2013-02-26 01:21:10Z

hey darla,
my name is sandra wells sloan and i have alot of info on the wells's side if you are interested email me at sloansandra18@yahoo.com or feel free to call 912-202-6681.
frank jr and my grandfather howard were brothers.

Re: PARKER FAMILY

anton88888 — 2013-02-23 17:48:20Z

Hi neece631,

I sent you a message via the Ancestry message service regarding the Derryberry/Renfroe connection, but thought I'd post here too in case that's not something you usually check (I know I don't). You can also contact me directly at anton88888@hotmail.com.

Re: Leopold's of Knox Co.

kfseger — 2013-02-23 15:53:08Z

I believe this is the same Leopold line that I have been researching. Please let me know if you are still on Ancestry, I would love to compare notes and see what information we can share.

Thanks
Kathi

Re: Booher/Humphrey

smsmiling777 — 2013-02-23 14:13:46Z

my name on facebook is Showni Medlin-Crump.

Re: Booher/Humphrey

Liruss — 2013-02-23 04:41:05Z

Just now saw this and would love a copy. I'll add you on fb and we can go from there. :)

Re: Booher/Humphrey

Liruss — 2013-02-23 04:38:47Z

You and I are first cousins. :) Thanks for the info! We should share more as we go! I'm "Snookey's" daughter.

DNA Results- Ford, Pitts, Rhynes

janpigge1 — 2013-02-22 16:06:03Z

My paternal cousin submitted dna to Ancestry for me in a search for family connections. Our closest connections with only 2 markers difference were Larry Pitts and Roy Freemont Ford. Pitts and Ford markers were identical. Our paternal name is Rhynes, rynes, rines, Rhines, Ryan from Bradley co Tennessee, William Hamilton Rynes ( Hamilton Rhines on the 1850 Bradley Co Tn Census). Wm Hamilton Rhines was my gg grandfather. Does anyone out there have DNA results from Ancestry that might match mine or an explanation or information? I am sending this query because I see your family name is also from Tn, Knoxville, very close to my family area of Bradley, or Chattanooga, Cleveland Tn.

Re: Owen/Owens/Wyrick

barbshaw1 — 2013-02-21 21:39:03Z

If you are still searching for information about Edgar Owens/Edward Walker, I may have some for you. My mother in law, who passed away in 2009 at the age of 92, and whose name was Joda Lee Owens was the daughter of Joseph Owens and Martha Wyrick. She knew she had a brother named Edgar who was adopted by a family named Walker, but she never knew him. As far as she could remember, her father passed away soon after her birth and she was sent to an orphanage in Knoxville, and then to the Knoxville Industrial School when she was older. She also had a sister named Irene and a half sister named Pauline. Feel free to email me if you are interested. I don't have pictures or anything, just what she related to me from memory.

Re: I volunteer to do look ups in 1927 Knoxville Colored High School Yearbook - The Echo

rjhorman — 2013-02-21 16:56:26Z

Could you list any Brabson family members who may have been in the school. I am seeking an extended Brabson family who moved from Sevier County to Knoxville. This happened gradually over a number of years.

Re: 3 brothers & 3 sisters married

wlmccullough — 2013-02-20 07:42:01Z

I have found that a John wilson married an emaline in my family tree in the tennessee area but we didn't have a last name for emaline

Re: Ramsey House

crdacus — 2013-02-18 04:07:11Z

A friend of mine has some Ramsey documents the time he was secretary of state (1847). R you interested?

Re: Searching...

pmproctor33 — 2013-02-14 05:25:12Z

I am Anna Frances Cheatham's daughter. I live in Louisville. Mom passed away in 2002. I still miss her very much. She was a wonderful person.

lookup help needed

whit58791 — 2013-02-09 17:52:41Z

Is anyone available to do look up in property records for Knox County between 1830 and 1840? Looking for John or Jehu Whitted, may be spelled whitehead, Thomas Whitted or Whitehead, and Arthur Weaver.

Any help appreciated