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Re: Netherton

silvrii1 — 2013-05-08 12:36:47Z

while searching AL death records, found this which gives her madien name.

Alabama, Deaths and Burials Index, 1881-1974 about Mary Bell Netherton
Name: Mary Bell Netherton
[Mary Bell Robinson]
Birth Date: abt 1892
Death Date: 29 Jul 1937
Death Place: Addison, Winston, Alabama
Death Age: 45
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Female
Father Name: J B Robinson
Mother Name: Mattie Payne
Spouse Name: G H Netherton
FHL Film Number: 1908558

Re: Glade Creek Cemetery

silvrii1 — 2013-05-08 12:20:20Z

I don't know for sure but Glade Creek cemetery can be found on find a grave and a transcription of Old Glade Creek can be found here:
http://files.usgwarchives.net/tn/putnam/cemeteries/oldg.txt

Glade Creek Cemetery

dmbehl — 2013-05-07 14:29:39Z

Can someone tell me if Glade Creek Cemetery is same/different from Old Glade Creek Cemetery.
Thank you.

Re: Trying to locate the White Family that adopted Mary Patrick

silvrii1 — 2013-05-06 21:49:49Z

Pollie/ Polly is the nickname for Mary, and they were sometimes used interchangeably on records.

Re: Trying to locate the White Family that adopted Mary Patrick

arney9thgeneration — 2013-05-06 20:42:41Z

Well, as for her husband (Joshua Winchester Garrett), having her name changed ("Mary Patrick"), upon marriage, was because his 1st Wife's name was "Polly Ann Kirk", so when he asked that (his 2nd Wife) her name be changed to "Polly Sue Garrett", that makes sense, because he wanted and did call her "Polly", as he did his 1st Wife.

(So, he probably called his 1st Wife, "Polly Ann", and his 2nd Wife, "Pollie Sue")

As for the "Mary Sue Patrick" possibility, that sorta makes sense, because, though their Marriage license says, "Mary Patrick", she definitely could have been Mary "Sue" Patrick, and when he changed her name to "Pollie Sue Garrett", he kept her middle name.

So, it's possible, that there is a little bit of truth, in both scenarios, huh?

Re: Trying to locate the White Family that adopted Mary Patrick

silvrii1 — 2013-05-06 19:52:56Z

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Since Pollie Sue Garrett was consistent with her story (from what she told my Grandmother, Bertha Claudine Melton, and "at least" my Uncle, Bobby Joe Arney), she truly believed was she told them, was true.

She would know who her Parents were, what her name once was, "Mary Patrick", when her Parents died, in 1880 (when she was 12 years old), etc.
Now, in 1880, "Mary Patrick" would have been 12 years old, when her Parents died, and she was adopted, by a "White Man's" family.
I wonder, if they had to go before, some Court, in order to make it official, and if so, do the records still exist today?"

that is one of the parts that lacks fact from a romantic story to tell grandkids, like my Grandmother and the story of a Banshee and fairies that took her Granddad, is what my Dad told me, ( I still love that story, and she put a saucer of milk out every night for the fairies, but know it isn't fact.) Yes it could have been her grandparents, but not her parents. Plus they could not have only used NA names, but would have had to of taken English names. I think her parents could be the John Patrick and Hester Comer Patrick . Their Daughter Mary Sue is right age, in right area. the other part of story which is off is joshua W garret naming her . If she was taken in by another family, they would have had to give her a name, not wait until she was 20 and getting married. Yes, there would be court records if they made it legal, but a lot of people, in rural farm country, took in orphans and that was that. no courts. Kids just lived with them, but they usually kept their own names.
I'm going to do some checking for you, when I have time and see if we can uncover anything.

Re: Trying to locate the White Family that adopted Mary Patrick

arney9thgeneration — 2013-05-06 17:27:51Z

My apologies about the redundancy (I have MS, and sometimes forget what I have sent or read).

I have a lot of questions myself, about Pollie Sue Garrett's story.

Since the "Trail of Tears" was completed, in 1839, and "Mary Patrick" (aka Pollie Sue Garrett) was born in 1868, nearly 30 years after the event, there is no way she had any intimate knowledge of it.

She states that, her Parents & Grandparents, were part of the "Trail of Tears", and were on the route, when they escaped. Since it was in 1838-1839, her Parents could have been between 5-10 years old, at the time.

Which means, either her Parents were fairly old, say 35-45 years old, when "Mary Patrick" was born, or they couldn't have been on the "Trail of Tears".

Now, her Grandparents and Great-Grandparents, could have been on the "Trail of Tears".

Since Pollie Sue Garrett was consistent with her story (from what she told my Grandmother, Bertha Claudine Melton, and "at least" my Uncle, Bobby Joe Arney), she truly believed was she told them, was true.

She would know who her Parents were, what her name once was, "Mary Patrick", when her Parents died, in 1880 (when she was 12 years old), etc.

Now, in 1880, "Mary Patrick" would have been 12 years old, when her Parents died, and she was adopted, by a "White Man's" family.

I wonder, if they had to go before, some Court, in order to make it official, and if so, do the records still exist today?

Re: Trying to locate the White Family that adopted Mary Patrick

silvrii1 — 2013-05-06 12:56:14Z

I had read your story, but the only part I question, is Pollie Patrick's parents not taking an anglicized names. Not sure they could have kept NA names and language for 41 years, as trail of tears was in 1838-39 for Cherokee nation. My thought was her father took an another name.

Re: Trying to locate the White Family that adopted Mary Patrick

arney9thgeneration — 2013-05-05 18:11:04Z

First of all, let me thank you, very much, for taking the time, to look into this for me, I really appreciate it.

Here is information, passed on by Mary Patrick (aka Pollie Sue Garrett):

"Joshua's second wife Pollie Sue was given her name by Joshua. She was a Full Blooded Cherokee; she had taken a white man's name of Mary Patrick. Her parents never took a white man's name, they kept their Cherokee names. Joshua changed Mary's name to Mary "Pollie Sue" Garrett when they married. He called her Pollie, as he did his first wife.

Mary Patrick's parents and grandparents escaped from the Tail of Tears as they were on the route. They were members of the "Paint" clan. They hid out in an area SW of McMinnville , Tennessee. They later went along with many other Cherokee to the area of Putnam, Overton, and Clay counties. Many Cherokee knew of this area because of "The Standing Stone" at Monterey.

They died when Mary was twelve; she was taken in by a family of Kirkpatrick’s in Clay County and raised by them. She took the name Mary Patrick; she only used part of the Kirkpatrick name.

Pollie Sue was a mid-wife who delivered many children. She was taught this skill by her mother and Grand Mother. Joshua, her husband, was a "Medicine Man" that is why people called him "Dock". She delivered almost all of my brothers and sisters, including myself. Her name appears on many birth certificates of people born in Overton/Clay County area.

[She told this story to her Great-Grandson, Bobby Joe Arney, she also told the same story to her Grand-daughter, Bertha Claudine Melton-Arney, Bobby Joe Arney's Mother.]

Unfortunately, I have been unable to confirm or dismiss, her information.

Re: Trying to locate the White Family that adopted Mary Patrick

silvrii1 — 2013-05-05 15:15:20Z

there was a "patrick" family in Overton Co, TN with a mary Susan , age 3 in 1870 and used name Susan in 1880.

1870 United States Federal Census about John Patrick
Name:
John Patrick
Age in 1870:
38
Birth Year:
abt 1832
Home in 1870:
District 7, Overton, Tennessee
Race:
White
Gender:
Male
Post Office:
MT Pisgah
Value of real estate:
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Household Members:
Name
Age
John Patrick
38
Hester A Patrick
38
James Patrick
14
Martha Patrick
10
Armitage Patrick
5
Mary Patrick
3

Looks like Mary's name could have been mary susan.
1880 United States Federal Census about Jno. Patrick

Name:
Jno. Patrick
Age:
48
Birth Year:
abt 1832
Birthplace:
Tennessee
Home in 1880:
District 7, Overton, Tennessee
Race:
White
Gender:
Male
Relation to Head of House:
Self (Head)
Marital Status:
Married
Spouse's Name:
Ann Patrick
Father's Birthplace:
Tennessee
Mother's Birthplace:
Tennessee
Neighbors:
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Occupation:
Farming

Name
Age
Jno. Patrick
48
Ann Patrick
47
Jane Patrick
19
A. Patrick
15
Susan Patrick
10
Tho. Patrick
4
A. Conner
55
C. Conner
50

Re: Netherton

silvrii1 — 2013-05-05 12:53:39Z

about Haywood Netherton
Name:1910 United States Federal Census
Harwood Netherton
[Haywood]
Age in 1910:
22
Birth Year:
abt 1888
[1888]
Birthplace:
Tennessee
Home in 1910:
Civil District 18, Putnam, Tennessee
Race:
White
Gender:
Male
Relation to Head of House:
Brother
Marital Status:
Single
Father's Birthplace:
Tennessee
Mother's Birthplace:
Tennessee
Neighbors:

Henry H Netherton
28
Timie Netherton
31
Thomas E Netherton
3
Haywood Netherton
22

I WWI draft registration, he was disqualified for having “ a withered left arm” In 1930 his father David age 82 was living with him.

1930 United States Federal Census about David Netherton

Name:
David Netherton
Gender:
Male
Birth Year:
abt 1848
Birthplace:
Tennessee
Race:
White
Home in 1930:
Precinct 9, Winston, Alabama
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Marital Status:
Widowed
Relation to Head of House:
Father
Father's Birthplace:
Tennessee
Mother's Birthplace:
Tennessee

Name
Age
Haywood Netherton
42
Belle Netherton
35
Jewel Netherton
15
Gladis Netherton
11
Odell Netherton
8
Willburn Netherton
7
Hubert Netherton
4
[4 1/12]
David Netherton
82

That give you a start for you research.

Sandi

Re: Netherton

silvrii1 — 2013-05-05 12:40:03Z

this is not my family, but i did find this. You may have found it all ready, but will post just in case.

about Gilman H Netherton
Name:
Gilman H Netherton
[Gilmore H Netherton]
Age:
12
Birth Date:
Jun 1887
Birthplace:
Tennessee
Home in 1900:
Civil District 12, Jackson, Tennessee
[Jackson] 1900 United States Federal Census
Race:
White
Gender:
Male
Relation to Head of House:
Son
Marital Status:
Single
Father's Name:
David C Netherton
Father's Birthplace:
Tennessee
Mother's Name:
Rebecca E Netherton
Mother's Birthplace:
Tennessee
Occupation:
View on Image
Neighbors:
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Household Members:
Name
Age
David C Netherton
46
Rebecca E Netherton
47
Nancy E Netherton
21
Isac H Netherton
19
Moses M Netherton
15
Gilman H Netherton
12
Horace E Netherton
10

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Alabama, Deaths and Burials Index, 1881-1974 about Mary Bell Netherton

Name:
Mary Bell Netherton
[Mary Bell Robinson]
Birth Date:
abt 1892
Death Date:
29 Jul 1937
Death Place:
Addison, Winston, Alabama
Death Age:
45
Marital Status:
Married
Gender:
Female
Father Name:
J B Robinson
Mother Name:
Mattie Payne
Spouse Name:
G H Netherton
FHL Film Number:
1908558

Re: rittenberry/ mccloud./smith/crook famalies

silvrii1 — 2013-03-30 22:11:18Z

Not sure this helps, but both Win and Lucy are mentioned in a
death notice.

Certificate Number: 12463
Deceased Name: Myrtle Jackson
Date of Birth: 18 Nov 1899
Place of Birth: Putnam County
Date of Death: 29 May 1940
Father: Wind Denson
Place of Birth: Putnam County
Mother: Lucy Crook
Place of Birth: Putnam County
Spouse: Haywood Jackson
Cemetery: Rock Springs

rittenberry/ mccloud./smith/crook famalies

jeanie2260 — 2013-03-24 17:47:57Z

was wondering if anyone could help me. my name is sarah lemons keel. my grandparents on my maternal side was frank edward maddle (1930-2004) and evie lois rittenberry (1931-1997).
the parents of frank edward were
dora mccloud (1905-1990) and beecher whittaker (the only information i have on mr. whittaker is that he was married when my great grandmother became pregnant. my grandfather knew that this was his father but papa took his last name from noah lee madewell who dora married and raised him. my mother said that mr whittaker passed away in the 1960's.

the parents of evie lois were
sarah smith (1895-1984) and john monroe rittenberry (1879-1936). monroe rittenberry died from injuries and illness related to a car accident and my aunt johnnie was the last baby born to them six months after monroe died.

from what i have found dora's parents were daniel mccloud (1870-1932) and dicie (maiden name unknown).

i dont have any info at all on beecher whittaker besides him passing away in the 1960's.

sarah smiths parents were
loyd smith and mary lucy crook (1884-1958) lucy crook later married dee madewell.
i dont have anything else on loyd smith.

i have the parents of mary lucy crook as shady crook and mary l whitehead.

i am not quite clear why people believe that mary lucy crook was married to win denson and had several children including my great grandmother sarah. i have not found anything confirming this fact at all.

if any of these names sound familiar or if you can help me fill in the gaps i would appreciate it.

thank you
jeanie lemons keel

Patience and Daniel Helton

WestKYGenealogy — 2013-02-06 14:31:52Z

This is a nice lot of 2 gem sized tintypes of a young girl and boy--apparently siblings--identified as Patience and Daniel Helton. Although no location is given, census records indicate they were from around Cookeville in Putnam County, Tennessee.

Re: Barnes or Lee Family Bible Putnam or Jackson County

ploen33 — 2012-11-09 16:15:22Z

This is also my family! Sherman Barnes was my Dad's (James Lemons) uncle. Lily Mae (Barnes) Lemons was a sister to Sherman. If you find Bible please let me know. Thanks, Marcia

Barnes or Lee Family Bible Putnam or Jackson County

blw49 — 2012-10-05 18:43:25Z

Looking for info or whereabouts of Barnes family Bible in Putnam County. Could be Jackson County. Saw reference to this in delayed birth record of Sherman Barnes. Also looking for Lee family Bible info in Putnam or Jackson County. Ancestry is Barnes-Lee thru Amanda C. Lee married to Frank Barnes. Any info appreciated.
Thanks
barb

Re: Ward Family / In or Near Baxter or Cookeville TN

npica1123 — 2012-09-10 23:23:29Z

Hi Jerry :)
Thanks for replying, Our parents are cousins!! I would love to share info and stories. Do you live in TN? My email is npica23@yahoo.com

Re: McHENRY, ELROD, GUNTER, JOHNSON, HARBARD

lillypad73 — 2012-09-03 06:38:26Z

Have you found any more info? Here is a cemetery database. I would love to find one of these families before they came to Putnam.
http://www.tngenweb.org/cemeteries/

Re: Ward Family / In or Near Baxter or Cookeville TN

Jerryburchett1 — 2012-08-25 02:35:56Z

My grand father was Albert. I can show you where he is buried. Also, I can show you where Dorthy and Margret are buried. There is a road in Baxter called Ward Mill road. Her name was Katherine Minerva Alexander before she married.
Jerry

Netherton

snetherton81 — 2012-08-07 03:29:01Z

I am looking into my husbands side of the family. G.H. Netherton (Gillman Haywood ) b.12/10/1891 d. 6/13/1963 he lived in Putnam county and owned a sawmill that was eventually destroyed by a flood. He then relocated to Winston county Alabama. He was married to a Mary Bell Netherton, I do not know he maiden name. I believe his father was David C. Netherton b. abt November 1853 wife Rebecca E. any information is appreciated.

Re: Pippin School 1910

bstark201 — 2012-08-01 22:52:00Z

send me your email. I scanned two pictures but I can't them out????
bstark9192@frontiernet.net

Re: Pippin School 1910

bstark201 — 2012-07-31 11:21:41Z

I have a lead on just where the Pippin school was.
I have to go in to work Wednesday and get information.
Betty

Re: Pippin School 1910

elhsgrad1968 — 2012-07-28 00:01:18Z

I HAVE A TENNIE PIPPIN FROM PUTNAM TOO.DAUGHTER OF REDMOND PIPPIN AND FRANCES RICE PIPPIN. TENNIE MARRIED A GILBERT WADE MILLS WHICH IS MY SONS FATHERS FAMILY LINE.ANYONE HAVE THIS PIPPIN IN THEIR TREE?

Re: George W. Cunningham born August 1, 1864

cynruslander1 — 2012-07-26 20:26:04Z

There is a tombstone at Shady Grove Cemetary in Monterey TN of George W Cunningham Born Aug 1 1864 - died Sept 10, 1935 - wife Amy B Cunninghame born Jan 15, 1863 died Dec 21 1937

Junior Beasley

jitana77 — 2012-07-23 17:36:03Z

I have a dime store pic of Junior Beasley

Trying to locate the White Family that adopted Mary Patrick

arney9thgeneration — 2012-07-18 03:55:07Z

I'm trying to figure out, the family that adopted "Mary Patrick", after her Cherokee Indian Parents died in 1880.

Joshua Winchester Garrett's (1844-1925) second wife "Pollie Sue Garrett" (1868-1942) was given her name by Joshua. She was a Full Blooded Cherokee Indian; she had taken a white man's name of "Mary Patrick". Her parents never took a white man's name, they kept their Cherokee names. Joshua changed Mary's name to "Pollie Sue Garrett" when they married. He called her "Pollie", as he did his first wife.

Mary Patrick's parents and grandparents escaped from the "Trail of Tears" as they were on the route. They were members of the "Paint" clan. They hid out in an area Southwest of McMinnville, Tennessee. They later went along with many other Cherokee to the area of Putnam, Overton, and Clay counties. Many Cherokee knew of this area because of "The Standing Stone" at Monterey, Tennessee.

Her (Mary Patrick's) died when Mary was twelve; she was taken in by a White family in Clay County and raised by them. She took the name "Mary Patrick", and married Joshua Winchester Garrett, in 1888.

Mary Patrick, aka Pollie Sue Garrett, told both my Paternal Grandmother, and Paternal Uncle, about this, so I'm taking it as the "truth" or (factual).

So, I'm trying to locate the "White Family", that adopted her. Some say, their surname was "Kirkpatrick" (and she only claimed 1/2 their surname), others say, it really was "Patrick".

Any suggestions, would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you, for your time, consideration, and cooperation.

Trying to locate the White Family that adopted Mary Patrick

arney9thgeneration — 2012-07-18 03:55:07Z

Mary Patrick aka Pollie Sue Garrett 1868-1942

arney9thgeneration — 2012-07-17 21:40:00Z

Joshua's second wife Pollie Sue was given her name by Joshua. She was a Full Blooded Cherokee; she had taken a white man's name of Mary Patrick. Her parents never took a white man's name, they kept their Cherokee names. Joshua changed Mary's name to Mary "Pollie Sue" Garrett when they married. He called her Pollie, as he did his first wife.

Mary Patrick's parents and grandparents escaped from the "Trail of Tears" as they were on the route. They were members of the "Paint" clan. They hid out in an area SW of McMinnville , Tennessee. They later went along with many other Cherokee to the area of Putnam, Overton, and Clay counties. Many Cherokee knew of this area because of "The Standing Stone" at Monterey.

Re: JOHNSON -- TAYS (TEAS, TASE, TAYSE, TEASE) -- SMITH

MLTays — 2012-07-06 22:11:42Z

I am interested in talking with you. I am a descendant of Samuel Tays. Do you have an email address to be reached?

Obituary Assistance Please

Cristoir1 — 2012-06-28 16:06:26Z

Greetings,

I am seeking a copy of an obituary that appeared in the Putnam County Herald.

The obituary is for William Thomas Pryor (although the heading may say "Tom Pryor." It appeard in the Putnam Co. Herald, Feb. 1, 1905. Unfortunately I don't have a page number.

I would appreciate it if anyone can supply a copy.

Thank you!

Chris Brennan

Cumberland Countys First One Hundred Years

arney9thgeneration — 2012-06-26 02:36:54Z

The area around the monolith became known as Standing Stone and later appeared in the Tennessee
Gazetteers as Standing Stone, Tennessee. A copy of the earliest map (1790) showing the location of
Standing Stone is printed in the historical document,

“Cumberland County’s First One Hundred Years” by
Helen Bullard and Joseph Marshall Krechniak.

Does anyone have a copy of this?

The Standing Stone now in Monterey Tennessee

arney9thgeneration — 2012-06-26 02:14:02Z

"Standing Stone, Tenn. Monterey Early History,” was written by the late John Roy Dillard

I'm looking to see if anyone has a copy of this book.

I'm interested in learning where the original location of The Standing Stone was.

In researching, over the Internet, it's possible original location was in near the town now known as Monterey, TN.
It was located not far from the town of McMinnville, TN.

I know the actual Stone was once in the shape of a Bear, then was intentionally changed, by the Cherokee, to the shape of a Dog. The actual remaining stone, was destroyed by the Railroad company to make room for the railroad. There were two remnants left, one of which was taken to the town of Monterey, TN, where "The Standing Stone Monument" stands today.

My Cherokee Ancestors escaped the "Trail of Tears" by hiding out in caves near "The Standing Stone", and settled in Overton & then Clay Counties, in Tennessee.

Thank you, for your time, consideration, and cooperation, I truly appreciate it

2012 Biannual RICH FAMILY REUNION

headtexan1 — 2012-06-21 20:41:06Z

2012 Biannual RICH FAMILY REUNION

We're making preparations for the Rich Family Reunion this fall in Clay Co, TN for descendants of William Rich and Mary Ellen "Polly" Hooker Rich. The cemetery tour is Friday, Oct 12th and Pot Luck & Story Telling will take place at the Senior Center in Celina, Clay Co, TN on Sat, Oct 13th. Watch local area newspapers for reminders. Be sure to tell your friends and neighbors who have Rich connections to the Jackson, Clay and Overton areas.

Mark your calendars and come come join us. Clay Co. is beautiful in October! Julia Savage Minatra jminatra1@gmail.com or Lea Head head1@skytex.net for more information.

Re: Holloway family from Cookeville, TN

amugrad — 2012-06-19 21:53:59Z

Our family tree has pretty much been done....I have it if you want it.

Virginia Ann Holloway was born Oct 25, 1911 and died January 1977 in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

She and Louis were never officially married.

There are family members in PA and WI - mainly, Virginia's sister past away, aunt Landoni Holloway. Grandma Carole was raised by on/off her aunt Landonie who lived in PA.

Higgenbotham, Clifford,

HELEN_RAILEY — 2012-05-26 18:10:57Z

Need help in finding info as to the state & county that Clifford Higgenbotham, may have died in. And was he married?
He is buried in the Cookeville City Cemetery_Putnam Co. Tn.
His date of birth is given as _29 Feb 1916.
His date of death is given as _ 24 May 1984.
Believe he was in the II WW....
No SSDI found with the info on his grave stone.
His grandmother is from my MANIER family line.
Thanks for any help. Helen

Re: Smellege Cemetery look up please

6katzlers — 2012-05-25 23:51:23Z

Helen, Thank you for taking the time to answer my question. I appreciate it
Deb

Re: Smellege Cemetery look up please

HELEN_RAILEY — 2012-05-25 22:44:31Z

Info from Tn. death cert.records
She is not found in the Putnam Co. cem. book
The Tenn death cert.records gives>> born in DEkalb Co. Tn
20 July 1918___ died in Putnam Co. 13 July 1941
Father__ Lon Adams...... Mother_ Ada Maxwell
Death Cert. no 16470 Putnam Co
No info as to what cemetery not given.
If you send for the death cert # 16470 Putnam Co Tn.... it may give more info.

Re: DIXONS/DICKSONS/DICKERSONS

GlendaCantrell42 — 2012-04-22 19:06:11Z

My email address is stublefieldg@blomand.net. Quite a conincidence-just started working again on this line this past week after several years.

Re: DIXONS/DICKSONS/DICKERSONS

carrington45144 — 2012-04-22 17:14:26Z

Would like to connect with you on this Dixon line

Lizzie Pearson

tenerave — 2012-04-03 02:45:27Z

Looking for any information on or living relatives of Lizze Pearson, either born or died in Cookeville May 31, 1904. I have no other information on her.

Peggy (Gourley) _____, Cooksville, 2009

JudiWatson199 — 2012-03-19 11:50:26Z

Hello,

Can anyone tell me how I can contact Margaret Mary ("Peggy") Gourley, who graduated from Towson Catholic High School, Towson, Maryland in 1963?

I don't know her married name, but I understand that she was living in Cooksville, TN in 2009.

Thanks!
Judi

Suttons Putnam County Tn. (Almorean or James)

lisaevitt — 2012-03-01 15:29:05Z

Sutton Putnam County Tn.

Almoreans parent are unknown. The mother of Elizabeth Lee is Mary Lee b)1781 in North Carolina her father is Unknown as well/

Father is Almorean Sutton b) 1815 mother is Elizabeth Lee Sutton b) 1822
Their children were:
1. James b) abt 1852
2. Robert b) 1854
3. Sarah Francis b) 1855 (married John L Roberts)
4. Mary F b) 1858
5. Richard A b) 1860

JAMES ??? SUTTON b) 1852 married Permelia Hoggard
Possible Siblings
1. James Henry Sutton b) 1873 d) 1945
2. William D Sutton b) 1874 d) No information known
3. George W. Sutton b) 1877 d) No information known
4. Frany A Sutton b) 1879 d) No information known

James Henry Sutton b) 1873 d) 1945
moved to Rhea County with wife Mary Cindy (daughter of Jesse Thomas) Sutton between 1915 and 1930 from Putnam count Tn. Im lookinf for information on his parents
b) 1882 Putnam Co. Tn d) 1965 Rhea Co. Tn

Children: 1. Harvey Willie Sutton b) 1904 d)
2. Joseph Arthur Sutton b) 1906 d) 1989
3. William C Sutton b) 1909 d) 1973
4. Robert Elvertt Sutton b) 1913 d) 1985
5. Estel F Sutton b) 1916 d) 1990
6. Lola Sutton b) 1922 d) 1922
7. Lennie T Sutton b) 1912 d) 1991
8. Virgil J Sutton b) 1924 d)
9. Winnie F Sutton b) 1920 d) LIVING

Re: Loftis/Anderson/McBroom family's Cherokee background?

SShenningson — 2012-02-11 01:07:15Z

Artie's parents were Dillion McBroom and Margaret Jewel Perkins, if you still need info. will be glad to help. Sue.

Smellege Cemetery look up please

6katzlers — 2012-02-05 03:05:05Z

Helen Adams
b. 20 July 1918 Dekalb,TN
d. 13 July 1941 Putnam
buried Smellege Cemetery

Mary Ethel Mabe Obit

mabeone — 2012-01-26 22:30:23Z

Funeral Home
Hall Funeral Home www.hallfh.net
2106 Cookeville Highway
Livingston, TN 38570
(931) 823-5010
hallfuneral@twlakes.net

Visitation and Services
Services are to be held Sunday, August 21, 2011 at 2 PM from the chapel of Hall Funeral Home in Livingston. Burial will follow in the Zion Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be held Saturday evening from 5-9 PM. Bro. Buddy Reed will officiate

Obituary
Mrs. Mary Ethel Mabe age 94 of Cookeville went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, August 18, 2011 from the NHC Healthcare in Cookeville.

Mrs. Mary Ethel Harness Mabe was born in Putnam County May 23, 1917 to the Late James Esker and Oma Goodwin Harness.

She was a Homemaker.

Survivors: (5) Sons and Daughters-in-law: Homer and Janie Mabe, Gene and Carloyne Mabe, Gary and Brenda Mabe all of Cookeville, Alvin Jr. and Betty Mabe of Allons, and Donald and Wilma Mabe of Monroe; (1) Daughter-in-law: Betty Jo Mabe of Cookeville; 33 Grandchildren and many Great Grandchildren also survives.

Preceded in death by: In addition to her parents; Husband: Alvin Mabe; Sons: John, Billy, and Jerry Mabe; Daughters: Anna Ruth Mabe Gentry, Hilda Joyce Mabe Kirkland; (2) Sons-in-law: Arlow Gentry and Reed Kirkland, (1) Grandchild: Robert Eugene Mabe; (4) Brothers: Bill, James, Hubert, and Johnie Harness; and (3) Sisters: Ola Harness Rice, Nattie Harness Hickey, and Maggie Harness Lane.

Pallbearers: Grandsons

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Re: John Greer Judd's Death/Burial Place? Need help from any Judd cousins on this please! (ROWLAND'S LINE)

silvrii1 — 2012-01-06 14:35:27Z

Don't know that this is your John Greer JUDD, but thought you might want for records anyway.
Putnam County
Certificate: #169
Deceased: John Judd
Age: 79y
Birth Place: Unknown
Death: 9 Sep 1915
Father: Unknown
Birth Place: Unknown
Mother: Unknown
Birth Place: Unknown
Cemetery: County Farm

Re: I am trying to locate Buffalo Valley and Mitchell Cemetery and James W Adams dates from 1878-1944

6katzlers — 2012-01-06 14:17:24Z

Thank you for the info

Re: I am trying to locate Buffalo Valley and Mitchell Cemetery and James W Adams dates from 1878-1944

silvrii1 — 2012-01-06 13:50:25Z

Mitchell Cemetery in DeKalb CO
MITCHELL 59 From Center Hill Dam follow Hwy. 96 north about 3/4 mile to Big Rock Store. Across the road to the east is Violet Starnes' trailer; cemetery is directly behind it across the gully and over a fence.

No transcription, so I would email and asked for lookup

Re: I am trying to locate Buffalo Valley and Mitchell Cemetery and James W Adams dates from 1878-1944

silvrii1 — 2012-01-06 13:36:11Z

Buffalo Valley is outside of Cookeville toward Nashville.

Two Mitchell Cemeteries in White CO. Neither have your James Wesley Adams. Couldn't find a Mitchell Cemetery in Putnam, but not are listed online, and I don't have their cemetery books, as I do White Co cemetery books.