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James Bell family

mwbruce — 2009-11-04 18:53:48Z

I cut and pasted this from my notes anf some how it got all run together, hope you can read it.

Place of Birth: per census 1850 North Carolina
1860 South Carolina
1870 North Carolina
1880 North Carolina

U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
about James H. Bell
Name: James H. Bell
Gender: male
Birth Place: NC
Birth Year: 1802
Spouse Name: Carolyn Jane Harrison
Spouse
Birth Place: of MO
Marriage State: of TN
Number Pages: 1

Moved to Washington co AR between 1841 and 1844

1850 United States Federal Census
about James H Bell
Name: James H Bell
Age: 48
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1802
Birth Place: North Carolina
Gender: Male
Home in 1850(City,County,State): Cove Creek, Washington, Arkansas
Family Number: 46
Household Members:
Name Age
Caroline Bell 38
Cynthia Bell 9
Ellen Bell 16
Galveston Bell 11
Henry Bell 20
James Bell 18
James H Bell 48
Malachi Bell 14
Martha Bell 2
Mary Bell 7
Priscilla Bell 5
Henry Harrison blank

1860 United States Federal Census
Name: James Bell
Age in 1860: 58
Birth Year: abt 1802
Birthplace: South Carolina
Home in 1860: Cove Creek, Washington, Arkansas
Race: Mulatto
Gender: Male
Post Office: Greenville
Value of real estate: View image
Household Members: Name Age
James Bell 58
Caroline Bell 48
Galveston Bell 20
Sintha Bell 18
Mary Bell 16
Precilla Bell 13
Martha Bell 11
William Bell 9
Azane Bell 6

1870 United States Federal Census Lebanon, Cooper, MO
Name Home in 1870 birth year Birthplace Race Gender
Alzona F Bell Lebanon, Cooper, MO abt 1854 Arkansas White Female
Caroline Bell Lebanon, Cooper, MO abt 1813 Tennessee White Female
Cynthia V Bell Lebanon, Cooper, MO abt 1858 Arkansas White Female
James H Bell Lebanon, Cooper, MO abt 1804 North Carolina White Male
Martha E Bell Lebanon, Cooper, MO abt 1850 Arkansas White Female
Priscilla H Bell Lebanon, Cooper, MO abt 1847 Arkansas White Female
William V Bell Lebanon, Cooper, MO abt 1851 Arkansas White Male

1880 census Otterville, Cooper, Missouri
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Mother's
James H. BELL Self M Male W 77 NC Farmer VA VA
Caroline BELL Wife M Female W 68 TN Keeps House TN SC
William SNODGRASS Other S Male W 14 MO Works On Farm MO MO

Otterville I. O. O. F. Cemetery
Township:T-46-N Range: R-19-W Section: 34
Area:
Northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section in Otterville, Missouri

Bell James H.; died 3 Jun 1884 aged 81 years.

Name: James H. Bell
Death Date: 03 Jun 1884
Age: 81 yrs.
b.
Cemetery: I. O. O. F. Cemetery
Description: Otterville, Cooper Co., Mo. An alphabetical list of 1041 names of persons whose graves were identified, in a complete canvas of all legible markers and gravestones. 10 October 1960 by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Sedalia, Mo. Branch members: Mrs. Edna Wilson, Mrs. Ethel Funnell, and Mrs. Juanita Waggoner. Typed by courtesy, Mrs. Lillie Taylor, Highway 54 South, Rt.#2, Jefferson City, Mo.
Cemetery Records of Cooper County, Missouri Volume IX

James Henry Bell
Parents: George Bell & Unknown

Birth: 8, Jan 1803
Lawrence District, South Carolina
Death: 3, Jun 1884
Otterville, Cooper County, Missouri
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Caroline Jane Harrison
Parents: Henry Harrison & Polly Howell

Birth: 1812
Sumner County, Tennessee, USA
Death: aft 1884
Marriage — Jul 1826 in , , Tennessee, USA

Re: William and Gibson familys

afpatriot — 2009-10-29 14:42:55Z

I am researching a Gibson family from Sumner Co, TN. It is possible we are connected in someway. My names are:

William (Billy) Gibson (1808-1881) m Elizabeth Goodall (1818-1890) Children were:
Francis L
Martha W
John H
Sarah N m John (Tolly) Wilks
William T
Junetta H m WMS Wilks
David G m Fannie Horsley
Lucy K

I guess it is possible the Gibson names you are researching may be grandchildren to Billy and Elizabeth. I do not have that information on them.

Re: Beverly and William Fleming

Robyn240 — 2009-10-28 03:21:59Z

Is this a DAR membership application? Was it approved? What is the number please?

Revoltuonary War information

newdealgirl1951 — 2009-10-24 14:27:15Z

I found a site that has several familiar Sumner County names. Hope this isn't too far off topic. This lists units, pensions etc. from that war. It includes a LOT of information hope it might help someone.

southerncampaign.org

Re: parents of Jesse Bradley and Mary Kirby

richcarlsen — 2009-10-24 11:39:36Z

The Tarrance you referenced is still in Sumner County TN as late as the 1870 census. Ancestry.com incorrectly listed him as "France Kerby", born about 1797 in SC.

In the 1860 census, he was listed under "Laurence Kerby", about age 66 and from VA. The enumerator misspelled his name as "Taurence" Kirby.

In the 1850 Sumner County TN census, Ancestry.com lists him under "Yunence" Kirby, and the original enumerator incorrectly spelled the name as "Turrence" Kirby. He is listed as being born about 1794 in SC.

Other records show he received War of 1812 pension payments from the Davidson TN office until about 1861, at which time his payment records were moved to KY offices.

If I were going to follow a lead, it would be this. Start with John and Joannah Kerby of Pittsylvania VA. Two of their sons, David and Francis Kerby moved to the Greenville SC area in the late 1790s. Francis died there in late 1790s, and David packed up most of his sons (Jesse, Leonard, Samuel, Solomon and Asa) and moved to Warren County KY, not too far from Sumner TN. I'll bet both Leonard and Tarrance, listed in the 1820 Sumner census, are sons of one of David's sons.

Re: parents of Jesse Bradley and Mary Kirby

billywoodall44 — 2009-10-23 17:18:57Z

I think I have Jesse Bradley's Civil War Questionaire, also the lawsuit you are referring to, 60 pages long. In the archives in Nashville, TN, there are 30 plus boxes of documents on the Bradley line. I have a letter written in 1941 to my Father's uncle who died in 1951 that the writer wrote to him. The Bradley's are my line. My GGrandfather (J.L. Woodall) married Mary Jane Bradley. The are buried at Pleasant Hill Cemetery. You can find it on the Sumner County Genealogy Companion Website: I think it is 14.I am interested in all lines mentioned in all replies listed.
I am kin to Kirby's, Woodall's Bradley's. you may contact me direct at bww@nctc.com. I would like information on all lines, regardless of how little it is.
Billy

Re: parents of Jesse Bradley and Mary Kirby

kdricketts — 2009-10-23 16:41:27Z

I am trying to get more info on these Kerbys. My GGGGrandfather was Francis M Kerby who was born in 1794 in SC. I have been told by numerous people that Francis' father was Leonard who is listed right beside Torrance Kerby in Sumner TN Census 1820. There has to be a connection. Could they have been twins?
Any info is appreciated!

William and Gibson familys

rjlinkous163 — 2009-10-23 13:50:23Z

searching for info on :
Minnie J Gibson who married a Mr Williams in Sumner Co,Tn.
On the 1900 census it states :
Minnie J born May 1863
I.T. Williams born May 1863

Per the 1900 Sumner Co,Tn census they had the following children.
Marvin A born November 1885
Ida born November 1890
Eva S born December 1892
Macey( ? ) T ( son) born October 1894
Valina B born May 1896
Amanda E born Febuary 1898
Melvin P born May 1900

Also in 1910 census they have another son ,
Morris C age 6
I think Minnie J is a sister to Sarah Gibson that we have a photo of.
Anyone researching this family please contact me at:
rjlinkous@charter.net

Beverly and William Fleming

SarahFleming52 — 2009-10-23 02:43:19Z

I have a DAR form that lists the father of Beverly and William Fleming of Sumner county as a William Fleming born 1758 and died 1809 Rev.war soldier from Amelia county Va. James

Re: Poole

newdealgirl1951 — 2009-10-22 15:16:05Z

My mother is Eva Mae Poole(1931-living) married to Don C. Parker(1925-1962).
Oney Edward Poole(1907-1983) married to his double 2nd cousin Ruby Lucille Summers(1914-1986)
Andrew Jackson Pool(abt. 1881- death undetermined) married to Eva Thompson(1883-1909)
William Riley Pool(1843-1887) married to Mary M. Ballard(1846-after 1903)
Richard Pool married to Isabella Woods.

But am related to at least 3 of William Riley Pool's brothers and sisters through the Link surname. And my maternal grandmother's 2nd husband was a grandson of one of William Riley Pool's sisters.

Re: parents of james g. PARKER

joelton — 2009-10-22 14:35:55Z

Yes I am Brenda Faye Parker. James G. Parker was grandfather of my grandafther. My father was Don C. Parker married to Eva Mae Poole. His father was Samuel H. Parker married to Mattie J. Freeland. His father was Ellis Harper Parker son of James G. Parker.

Re: William Fleming 1820 census Sumner county

SarahFleming52 — 2009-10-22 00:09:47Z

I would like to exchange information on the Fleming's of Sumner county has any of the male decendants taken part in the Fleming DNA study and what area of North Carolina and Virginia are you tied to.Do you know if your family has ties to western Ky. James Fleming

Re: Old House

DAHICKSON — 2009-10-15 16:14:48Z

I live in Castalian Spring, tell me exactly where you are talking about email me direct if you want dahickson@ftb.com

Old House

karlshockley — 2009-10-15 15:25:49Z

Would anyone happen to know any history about the old abandoned house located off of Old Hwy 25 in Castalian Springs. It's on the right of the road if you are heading west. Just curious as to when it was built and who lived there originally. It appears to be a home built in the 1800's sometime.

Re: William Fleming 1820 census Sumner county

kmdf12 — 2009-10-15 13:36:25Z

Forgive me for not getting back with you sooner. The Fleming Family Reunion will be held this weekend, Oct. 10th, 2009,at Portland (Sumner Co.) TN. I hope to get as much info as I can on the roots of our family tree.

Re: Leonard's and Barnard's of Sumner

NancyJuneColePearson — 2009-10-13 22:36:16Z

Robert Leonard, according to the Leonard Family Tree on Ancestry.Com, was

* Birth abt 1795 in Old Pendleton District South Carolina
* Death 1855 in , , Illinois, USA
He married Darcus Barnard May 1, 1819 in Sumner County, TN--John Rice and Jacob Barnard were bondsmen for the marriage. This is recorded in Tennessee State Marriages 1780-2002>Sumner>1819>November on Ancestry.Com

1820 census residence was Gallatin, Sumner, Tennessee
1830 census residence town not stated, Sumner, Tennessee
1840 June 1 Census residence was Mount Airy, Greene County, Illinois
1850 November 8 Census Residence was Macoupin County, Illinois
1855 Death in Illinois

His Father's name was Robert Leonard born October 10, 1760 in Maryland. He married Catherine York in Maryland in 1782. In the Census of 1790, 1800, 1810 they lived in Pendleton District, South Carolina. In 1820 Census and the 1830 Census they lived in Lincoln, Tennessee.

His Mother was Catherine York. She was born 1765 in Maryland. She died in Petersburg, Marshall County, Tennessee. No date was listed.

Robert born (1795) siblings were Anna --no dates; Campbell--no dates, Honor--no dates, John--no dates, Riley died 1860, Samuel--no dates, Thomas died 1857, Polly born 1790, William 1793-1876

The children of Robert and Darcus were John 1821-1907, Elmira born 1829, Alexander born 1833, Elizabeth born 1835, Susan born 1838, William Henry 1840-1927, Martha 1843-1930, Thomsa 1846-1927.

Darcus Barnard was born about 1804 in Sumner County, TN. She died 1865 in Greene County, Illinois.
Her Father was born 1770 in Belfast, Antrim, Ireland. He was listed in the 1820 Census in Gallatin, Sumner, TN. He died Nov 27 1821 in Gallatin, Sumner, TN. Her Mother was Rutha Short born about 1770 in Sumner County. She died about 1850 in Greene County, Illinois.

Nancy Barnard was the first born in TN about 1805. The Barnards are an old family in this country. First known immigrant, John J. Barnard (1604-1685), along with 2 children sailed from Ipswich, England on Apr 30, 1634 on the "Elizabethe" and landed in Watertown, MA. Others came from England about this time and also settled in MA. From there some migrated to MD and CT and later moved further to the south.

Re: Sumner Cousin Address Change

lchesser4 — 2009-10-13 04:41:46Z

Current email address: lchesser4@comcast.net I need help with my current brick walls. Surname Mays/Mayes from VA to Cumberland Co. KY to Sumner and Robertson Co. TN. Trying to prove that Sarah(Mayes)Hunter is the daughter of Frederick Mayes who was a son of Rev. War soldier William Mayes. She was the 2nd wife of Calvin Hunter b.1813 TN, who was the son of Cader Hunter b. 1768 Wake,NC d.1835 Sumner,TN and Phebe (Dinning) Hunter b.1785 Orange, NC d.1822 Sumner Co. TN Need Calvin and Sarah (Mayes) Hunter's death dates/burial locations.

Leonard's and Barnard's of Sumner

pbleonard — 2009-10-13 02:47:22Z

I am looking for info on Robert Leonard(1795 SC) who married Darcus(Dorias) Barnard in 1819 in Sumner Co. They moved to Greene Co. Illinois along with members of the Barnard, Mayberry, and Atchison families. Also looking for parents of Darcus Barnard born 1803 or 1804 in Sumner Co.

Re: Samuel Stewart/Sarah Robb/NC

Norene — 2009-10-06 16:32:31Z

Hello RosaMae,

My cousin and I have reason to believe we are related to the Samuel Stewart and Sarah Robb you mention. I think we descend from Sarah's brother William then Eli Robb his son.

Especially looking for Sarah & William's parents and any other siblings for these two.

Would you please contact me offline so we can share information? nallen630@kc.rr.com

Thank you so much.

Norene

MAJOR WILLIAM LAUDERDALE

dale1942 — 2009-09-12 10:25:44Z

Good morning! My name is Dale, and I am the grandson (6x removed) of MAJOR WILLIAM LAUDERDALE. Recently, I have been corresponding with a very nice lady, had some outstanding info on my family background, but an even more recent computer crash put us out of touch.

This Summer, I was in Hartsville, nosing around, but was never able to locate much info.

I do know the Lauderdale cemetary exits, just don't know the particulars/exact location, and who is interred there?

Maj. William Lauderdale is/was NOT interred there, as he died (pulmonary disease 1838(?)) enroute back to Sumner County, at Baton Rougue, LA., having been released from active duty (by "Stonewall"), returning from New River (Ft Lauderdale) FL.

I would appreciate re-establishing my connection with that very nice person, furnished me the initial information, and/or anyone else with detailed info on the family cemetary, and the family in general?

To date, I am missing complete info on two or three generations.

I reside in Florida, and may be contacted @ dalewr99@hotmail.com

I am in the process of building a family website.

Tks, Dale

Dunn, Pankey

ToniEwing44 — 2009-09-19 21:56:32Z

Looking for confirmation of the marriage of Shadrack Dunn to Mary B. Pankey in Sumner County 30May1805. Also looking for any children born to them.

Re: Peter Walker/Frances Chandler Walker

MaryBeadle44 — 2009-09-09 20:07:12Z

No Benjamin, sorry.

Re: Peter Walker

MaryBeadle44 — 2009-09-09 15:47:00Z

Please send the obit to Sweetpotato14551@Yahoo.Com

Re: Peter Walker/Frances Chandler Walker

MaryBeadle44 — 2009-09-09 15:45:11Z

Lucy Cook was the second wife. I really don't have information on her. However, I have a long line of the Cook family in my genealogy...back to Ame Cook. Lucy may be 'one of that line'.....
Sweetpotato14551@Yahoo.Com

Re: Peter Walker/Frances Chandler Walker

MaryBeadle44 — 2009-09-08 19:42:57Z

Yes, Jo. John Staples Napier and Lucy Cook (his second wife) is my first cousin 5x's removed. I'd be happy to share with you.

James Alexander of TN

davalex2006 — 2009-09-05 11:59:57Z

I am looking for the connection between James Alexander, born in 1855 in TN (my Great Grandfather), and James Alexander born 1813 in TN.

The 1870 Census in Gallatin, Sumner, TN, USA show both James' living together. The senior James is the Head of Household (listed first) and had an occupation of Farmer. There is no wife/mother. There are several white residents and what looks like 6 slaves.

The 1850 Census show the family of James Alexander living in what may be the same location with an occupation of Carpenter. There is a wife Nancy Jane (Dillon) and 6 sons. The youngest was born in 1843 (12 years before my Great Grandfather).

I am not 100% sure of the relationship between the 2 James'. I was thinking the the younger James could have been either a nephew or son.

Any additional information would be greatly appreciated.

James B. and Margaret Turner

joycemil — 2009-09-29 14:41:01Z

Looking for information about the James B. Turner (1813-186) who married Margaret Turner (apparently Turner was her maiden name) on Feb. 24, 1831. They had several children including: George W., Sarah Cramer, James B., Felix Josiah and Cornelia/Permilia. Circa 1840 the family moved to Ray Co., MO. James B.'s father may have been Jacob Turner (1788-1860).

Thanks

Re: Nathaniel Parker Gravesite

billyperry1937 — 2009-09-21 19:57:15Z

The info that I have says that Hugh Rogan is also buried in Rogan cem. There is no stone. Billy

Re: Nathaniel Parker Gravesite

billyperry1937 — 2009-09-20 21:43:12Z

According to the info that I have Nathaniel Parker was born in 1730 in Hampshire Co VA which is now a part of West Virginia. He signed his will in 25 Feb 1811 and I am guessing that he may have died that year. He is buried in Rogan Cemetery (Baskerville Cem) located a short distance east of Gallatin TN on Shilo Church Rd. I am told that there is not a stone there. Billy

Re: Clubs or Clubbs

vickielemaide1 — 2009-09-11 15:21:27Z

I made a mistake on my maiden name.
It is Clubbs and my father was Paul Clubbs, and
his father was John B Clubbs and mother Lydia Hodges.
I don't under stand why we have Club, Clubs and Clubbs.
Are we part Indian? I am female.
Anita Clubbs LeMaide

Re: Purvis Family, Bertie Co.,NC

acmesigns_1 — 2009-09-25 15:14:39Z

CULLEN PURVIS did indeed have a daughter named JANE, she married a STERLING ALBERT BRYANT. Other childern of CULLEN were MARTHA, ALICE, STARKEY and MARY ELIZABETH. Do not have CULLEN's wife name at this time.

Re: Purvis Family, Bertie Co.,NC

acmesigns_1 — 2009-09-25 15:08:33Z

JAMES & MOSES PURVIS were the sons of a JOHN PURVIS who came from Nensemond County Virginia and purchased land from William Sparkman on 7 July 1741, in what is now Hertford County NC. Nansemond County records were burned and I have little else to go on at this time.

Re: Nathaniel Parker Gravesite

karlshockley — 2009-09-21 12:17:31Z

Thanks for the info! I think Hugh Rogan may be buried there as well? Not sure though.

Nathaniel Parker Gravesite

karlshockley — 2009-09-11 17:15:57Z

Would anyone happen to know the exact burial location of Nathaniel Parker - Born 1730 Died 1803?

Re: MAJOR WILLIAM LAUDERDALE

karlshockley — 2009-09-11 15:35:41Z

I do know where the "Old Lauderdale Cemetery" is. I have driven by it and it is off of Browning Branch Rd. It was very overgrown the last time I drove by. Let me know if you still need help finding it.

Re: MAJOR WILLIAM LAUDERDALE

karlshockley — 2009-09-14 12:13:40Z

Sir - Here is the link below for the "Old Lauderdale Cemetery" located in Trousdale County. There are what seems to be 71 graves in the cemetery. Not all are Lauderdales. I only live about three miles from it. If you are ever in the area and need help finding it, just let me know.

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&GScid=...

Re: Bate Family Farmhouse in Castalian Springs

karlshockley — 2009-09-11 15:19:24Z

I was just curious as to if you found the house? I live on the same road as the house, about two miles north of it. Let me know if you still need any help finding it.

Re: Purvis Family, Bertie Co.,NC

grandmemories — 2009-09-25 16:38:52Z

Thank you so much for your help. MJ Brown

Re: Purvis Family, Bertie Co.,NC

grandmemories — 2009-09-25 16:35:49Z

Thank you very much for responding to my Queery. I have searched for 20 years to find proof of what all records indicated. I am the gg grandaughter of Jane and Sterling Albert Bryant. My e-mail address is jane3435@yahoo.com.
I have Jane and Sterlings family researched and will gladly share. M J Brown

Re: Mary Ann Parsons

Joyce1812va1 — 2009-09-07 13:41:59Z

Thos. L. Lassiter married Annie E. Parsons. not Mary Ann.
Found the marriage record for the two of them.
in the 1900 Sumner TN census they are found with three children.

Lassiter:
Thos. L. 46
Annie E. 42
James H 10
Kemmele 8
Myrthle 5

census shows they had been married 11 yrs.

Re: James Alexander of TN

lchesser4 — 2009-09-06 16:50:37Z

I have James H. Alexander b. 1812 Tennessee m. Martha E. b. 1821 Tennessee. They had at least 8 children: Fern b. abt. 1835 MS; Hiram L. b. 1839 MS; O.M.(Fem.) b. 1841 MS; Mary E. b. 1843 MS; Lucy S. b. 1845; Z.P.(Male)b. 1849 MS; E.P.(male)b.1858; V.O. (male) b. 1860 MS. Hiram L. m. Ellen
P. b. 1846 MS. Their second son was James H. Alexander b.1867 MS. Hiram's sister Mary E. Alexander married my relative William Wilkins Wallace b. 1817 Nashville, TN (as his 3rd wife)in Holly Springs, Marshall Co. MS 01 Nov 1880. W.W. Wallace was the youngest brother of my Gt. Gt. Gt. Grandmother Elizabeth Wallace Read.

Re: Dillard THURMAN b.1863 in TN.d.1928 TX.

pw618 — 2009-09-10 14:55:05Z

1900 Hopkins Co. Texas
J D Thurman 36 June 1863 (m20) tn
J E Thurman 35 April 1865 Tn
James M Thurman 13 April 1887
Clabe Thurman 11 April 1888 tn
Connell Thurman 7 Sept 1892 tn (Carl)
Dewitt Thurman 5 Feb 1895 tx
Clifton Thurman 1 June 1898

1920 Hopkins Co. Texas
Dillard J Thurmane 61
Jane E Thurmane 59

1930 Hopkins Co. Texas
James F Thurman 62
Kate Thurman 57

Re: Branham address

wendimullinax — 2009-10-01 00:25:06Z

Laura, I am searching for the Branhams, Branums, and Brannums from Amherst. I can't get anywhere, maybe we can compare notes. Thanks, Wendi

Re: Peter Walker/Frances Chandler Walker

JodyWils146 — 2009-09-09 20:56:41Z

Thanks, anyway.

Re: Peter Walker/Frances Chandler Walker

JodyWils146 — 2009-09-09 13:44:13Z

John and Lucy's grandson, Edward Napier, was my great grandfather, so I am very interested in Lucy's family. Have volumes on the Napier line, but still searching for the correct Cook line. If you can help, I would appreciate it. Will be happy to share anything I have on either of them.

Re: Peter Walker/Frances Chandler Walker

JodyWils146 — 2009-09-09 19:13:21Z

Lucy's father was one Benjamin Cook, Sr. Does that fit into your material? If it doesn't, don't think I need it, but thanks anyway. Jo

Re: Peter Walker/Frances Chandler Walker

JodyWils146 — 2009-09-02 19:29:14Z

Mary, I note you list Napier and Cook in your research names. I am very interested in Lucy Cook who married John Staples Napier. If this is your family, please contact me.
Jo

Re: Samuel Stewart/Sarah Robb/NC

hudginsj1 — 2009-10-08 02:21:18Z

Is your Samuel any relation to Cyrus and James Stewart who came to Wilson County, TN from Orange County, NC between 1775 - 1799? James descends from Hugh Stewart of Chester County, PA. Cyrus later moved across the river to Sumner County. Also, at one time Wilson county was part of Sumner county.

Re: Moss Family

pamelaisaac27 — 2009-09-16 00:24:27Z

I have a picture of a baby Rose Moss. Any relation?

Re: Dunn, Pankey

Dianepayne62 — 2009-09-20 05:28:09Z

Early Sumner County, Tn Marriage Records

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~tnsumner/marriagerecords.h...

Diane Payne