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Subject: Wall M.D.
Date:11/9/2006 9:59:55 A.M.  
From:jim.ryan@circa.ie

I have a book with the following inscription which may have a relevance to one of your readers.   

‘Mr. Wall M.D. 41 South Mall,  Cork , April 23rd 1862.  (Richard left Calcutta homeward bound)

Richard left Dublin for India via Marseilles on Tuesday Nov. 7th 1865. ‘   

This is hand-written on the Flyleaf of a Websters Dictionary.  Any connections for anyone ?

 Dr. Jim Ryan
FLYLEAF PRESS
4 Spencer Villas, Glenageary, Co. Dublin

Ph.  353 1 2806231  Mobile 087 2456402

 

Subject:  WHITSETT
Date:11/25/2006 9:44:05 A.M. 
From:Twhitsett8
To: Genny1
 

In a message dated 11/25/2006 9:44:05 A.M. Central Standard Time, Twhitsett8 writes:

Whitsett search
I am searching for the father of Samuel Stockard Whitsett. Samuel said he was born in NC in 1818 and migrated to TN sometime around 1850 or before. Hopefully whole family including father came to TN. Settled in Bedford County but left there after 1870 travelling to Lyon County, KY with wife, Elvire and five children. Have found no record of Samuel's marriage in TN.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Tom Whitsett

 

Subject:  CAWTHON
Date:11/11/2006 4:12:27 P.M.  
From:Landrhana
To: Genny1
 

Hello, 
I have been on a search for any information about my great grand father. It has led me back to Tennessee. Rutherford Porter Cawthon was born in 1822 in Tenn. The next place I find him is getting married in Texas in 1854. I have no knowledge of his home town or his parents or of any siblings. I was wondering if this name has ever popped up in your searches. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

                                                 Thank you for your time.
                                                                        Randy Cawthon
SUBJECT: Re: Rufus Riley Wall
Date:12/6/2006 4:26:53 P.M . 
From:Genny1
 

In a message dated 12/5/2006 9:41:01 P.M. Central Standard Time, whitehouse52@kc.rr.com writes:

 

It appears in rootsweb that you have information on the Tennessee Wall(s) family.  My great grandfather Joseph Riley Wall (b. Alabama)  was the son of Isaac Berry Hillman Wall (b, Alabama) who, in turn, was the son of Isaac (?) Wall (b. Georgia) whose wedding to _______ Smith of Tennessee was noted in DeKalb newspapers in the early 1800s.  Right now I am in the midst of preparing to move and my records which are more detailed are already packed.  After January I should be able to give you dates.  The older Isaac Wall served in the War of 1812, but I have been unable to locate him in the Georgia census of 1800, 1810 or 1820 so have run into a brick wall.  Is it possible that he is related to your Rufus Riley Wall?
 
Mary White
Hi Mary 
The Rufus Wall mentioned on my web pages is not mine in particular and the info was sent to me from someone else and I posted it for them.
 
 
My Wall line is Robert Wall, born 1729; his son is Burgess Wall, born 1775, and daughter of Burgess is  Susannah (Anna Wall) who married Wm John Anthony Weakley.  
Much of the info on my Genealogy and Tennessee website was furnished to me by others. 
 
Good luck in your search!!
Nancy Goodman in TN
 
 
Subject: New Information on Isaiah Warren of Robertson County TN
Date:10/27/2006 12:23:22 P.M.  
From:Tjackwarren
To: Genny1

They told me in Springfield, Tennessee that you are doing work on my Warren family. I have just returned from Robertson County where I uncovered conclusive evidence that Isaiah Warren, s/o Jesse and Rhoda, did not die Nov.23, 1862, buried in Old City Nashville, but died June 14 or 15, 1857 near White Hill.  Archives has a file of original documents with a bill to his estate from Dr. B. Walton for services May 31-June 13, 1857, and one from W.P. Doris for a coffin made on June 16, 1857, and one dated July 1, 1857 from G.F. Lucus for burial.

 
Are you related?  I descended: Jesse-Isaiah-Isaiah,Jr.-Russell-Thomas
 
Jack Warren
Fort Worth, TX
 
Subject:Lain's  of TN
Date: 10/27/2006 8:48:59 A.M. 
From: chainstitcher@earthlink.net
To: Genny1
 

Hello,

 
I am trying to find any information on the family of Kate Louellen Lain born 2-16-1872 in TN.  She may have had a brother named Charlie.  Kate married Henry Keller Oakes.
 
Any information will be greatly appreciated.
 
Thanks so much,
 
Judy Jones
chainstitcher@earthlink.net
EarthLink Revolves Around You.
 
 
Subject: Need help with my Lanes
Date:9/23/2006 8:56:57 A.M. 
From:Blaneb123
To: Genny1

Sure hope someone can help me! I am a Lane from NC. My father was Marvin Sylvester Lane, my grandfather was William Thomas Lane, my ggrandfather was William ? Lane, and I think that my gggrandfather was Caleb ? Lane. I have death records and they show me that they were all born in NC. They all also died in NC. My father had a cousin in Stanley County, NC and their  names were Pete and Laonia Goodman, they had a son that was killed in a freak train accident his name was Stan. All the Lanes I am speaking of were in Cabarrus County, NC. I am not sure about this but I think that either my ggrandmother or my    gggrandmother was a Rex. My grandmother was Fannie Christy. My mother was Helen Emma Palmer. Myself I am Betty Ann Lane-Blackwelder.   Please let me know if anyone can help me.  www.blaneb123@aol.com      

Subject: Wall Family
Date:8/26/2006 11:56:01 A.M. 
From:davisab@chilitech.com
 

Genny......I am not sure if we can help each other or not.....most of my lineage settled in Texas....from Georgia and the Carolina's.....I do have extensive information......maybe we can tie us together.

 
Betty Wall Davis
Subject: robert powell carver
Date:8/18/2006 8:36:20 A.M . 
From:ynne@fourwatergreen.com l

Dear Nancy, 

I have talked with Robert Powell Carver in the past and he was VERY helpful on a number of genealogical issues.  Really a wealth of information.  Recently I was visiting in Virginia and found copies of letters he had written in the 1950ies.  I emailed the brobpat address but got a bounce back.  Perhaps he doesn’t have email anymore?  I also called the number he had left me but got no response.  The last time he and I had communicated, I had told him of these letters that he had written and he had mentioned that he would have been interested to see copies. 

Do you know of his new email? 

Very best regards, 

Lynne Chao
Fourwater Green LLC
www.fourwatergreen.com

Subject: Lain & Shannon Genealogy
Date:8/9/2006 9:15:19 A.M.  Central Standard Time
From:Oke@msn.com

Grover & Genny,  

I saw your discussion re: Lain-Shannon families at http://members.aol.com/genny1/lane.html and wondered if you have any information about a Sarah Lane/Lain/Layne marrying into the Shannon family. My earliest *confirmed* ancestor is Layne Shannon (b. 1789 or 1791) and some information says he was the son of James Shannon and Sarah (Unknown). His name is variably spelled Lain/Lane/Layne/and even Laney. There is no other such name in the Shannon family that I can find. My suspicion is that James married into the Layne family.  

Can you help?  

For other Lane/Lain/Layne family researchers: *ANY* information you can provide about Lane/Lain/Layne marriages to Shannons would be greatly appreciated.  

Oke Shannon

Oke@msn.com

Subject: Price. Thomas T.
Date:8/9/2006 6:52:31 A.M . 
From:jes4033@charter.net

Dear Genny,  
I have an old family records page with my GGG grandfather's name and it says he died in Cageville, Tenessee.  Some research tell me that it is in Haywood Co.  I found a census page with a Price family, but no Thomas T. Price.  It said he was buried in Al.  He was born in 1809 and died in 1868.   Any info, would be very much appreciated.  I guess I need to know the district he lived in.

 

 

Subject: Coggins bible
Date: 7/26/2006 11:24:06 A.M. 
From: rogerl@ortrackm.missouri.org

need help with date Jan 16 1732 or 1752   rogerl@ortrackm.missouri.org  
cant make out for sure need coggins help with this please.

Fw: looking for Couts
Date:7/14/2006 3:33:01 P.M. 
From:mike@cdla.com
----- Original Message -----
From: Mike
Sent: Friday, July 14, 2006 2:31 PM
Subject: looking for Couts

  Subject: [TNSUMNER-L] Couts and associates
>Hi~Still looking for Couts and allied families
Barbara Couts Evans
 
Hi Barbara,
 
While looking for my uncle's phone number, Robert DeFerrari, on google I found your search which mentions deferrari, braden and phelps.  All are my relatives.
 
Robert's mother was a Braden from Missouri.
 
Michael Phelps
mike@cdla.com
 
 
Subject: Holloway family
Date:6/26/2006 5:35:28 P.M. 
From:ldaywmuot@hotmail.com

Hello...I'm looking for a tie-in from your family to my family.  My
great-great-grandfather's name was Elisha B  Holloway married to Bessie
Belle Treadway (b. 15 may 1893, died 7 june 1978 rockwood TN).  their
children were :  margie juanita holloway (m john nelson burns) - my
great-grandparents; ola mae holloway, velma ruth holloway, goldie holloway,
beulah holloway, hoyt holloway, wilma holloway, joe holloway....

Any connections?

Laura

Re: Central State Hospital Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee
Date: 6/11/2006 9:30:42 P.M. 
From: dbmcbay@fayelectric.net

Hello Nancy
 
Recently my husband had a doctor's appointment in Nashville. It was very early on a Monday morning and we live in Lincoln County which is about a 2 hour drive. To keep from having to get up so early and try and beat the early morning traffic we decided to go to Nashville on Sunday and get a motel room. We found Dell Corp. and rode around it, even in the parking lot, it is a wonder we weren't stopped by a guard, wish we had been but didn't see one, would have asked him what I am about to ask you.
When I first found out about Central State Hospital's Cemetery I was told that they were trying to get the cemetery recognized by the state and wanted the cemetery fenced off and a monument placed at the site. I was told that since there were no records of patients that there would be no individual stones placed but one monument for all.   Later I received an email from someone from Centerstone saying that the cemetery had been fenced off and that it looked like the monument would be indeed placed there. I wish I could remember who sent the email. Anyway, we could not find a monument or a portion of the land fenced off. Can you tell me if this happened or not and if so where it is located so that I might re-visit it on our next trip to Nashville in two months when he returns to his doctor. I just would like to take a picture of the monument so that I might add it to my page on my husband's grandmother.
Thanks for your time in reading this email, I know you are truly a busy lady, keep up your genealogy work....take care, Diana McBay
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 7:07 PM
Subject: Re: Central State Hospital Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee

In a message dated 2/24/2006 3:29:49 A.M. Central Standard Time, dbmcbay@fayelectric.net writes:
    Hello, I have posted message before about the CSH Cemetery. In the message I said that I thought my husband's grandmother might be buried there because she died as a patient there sometime in between the years 1930-1946 but that I couldn't pinpoint it any closer than that.  Well, with the help of a Random Acts of Genealogy Kindness Tennessee Volunteer I have found Clara Howell McBay's death certificate. It gave her birth and death dates which I didn't have but more importantly it gave us her cause of death and her condition in which she was admitted and her place of burial which was exactly where we thought in the hospital cemetery. The undertaker was C. B. Sanders of Nashville and by W. H. C. (do you think this is the funeral home that buried her?) The doctor that signed her death certificate was Henry M. Cox M.D. Her death was Jany 31, 1942. If anyone else needs this data they might try getting a volunteer to help with their search. I couldn't go to vitals as my gap was way too wide for a 3 year search. I just wanted to say thank you because if it hadn't been for finding your site years ago, I wouldn't have known about the cemetery on the hospital grounds and I probably wouldn't have pushed to find her. Thank you and God Bless. Diana
 
Hi Diana:
Sorry for the delay in responding, sometimes the email overwhelms me...but I do save it and when I can, I go back and go through it again.
Thanks for your kind letter and I wondered if I might post it onto the cemetery web pages?
It may be of use to someone else....
 
  Thanks again,
Nancy Goodman in TN
Genealogy and Tennessee web pages
Re: Central State Hospital Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee
Date:4/24/2006 8:39:23 P.M.  
From:dbmcbay@fayelectric.net
 
Hello Nancy,
Yes by all means please post my email. I had just about given up to thinking that I would never find my husband's grandmother. I'm sure there are others out there that think the same. I couldn't believe how much data that Clara's death certificate gave us. Hopefully all of the death certificates for patients dying there will do the same. Again thank you for your site, it opened the door for me....now I am on the search of Clara Howell and John Thomas McBay's marriage certificate. Wouldn't you know, it isn't in the home town record books! At least not under the Howell name. On January 11, 1920 there is a John McBay and Clara PRICE! Supposedly there was only one marriage for her, according to the 1920 census which was taken on January 13, 1920 she was 21 and had been married to John 2 days.....Heaven knows why she would give her name as Price. But then she was admitted to CS in 1930 as mentally disturbed so she could have had issues when they married, but why would John Thomas let her give a last name that wasn't hers? More mystery me to solve!!!!!!!
Sorry, I get carried away sometimes. Please feel free to use my data for your site....it's the least I can do to repay you for your help. Diana
Subject: Crockett; Clem
Date:6/11/2006 12:02:05 P.M. 
From: Kayebry1
To: Genny1
Hi Genny,
I recently found out my Great Great Grandmother was named Jeminia Crockett Clem,
she was born in tennessee in 1761 and died in Huntsville Alabama, not sure of her
death date, she was married to Adam Clem of Tennessee, i wonder if there is any
relation to Davy Crockett?
Many Thanks,
Sandra Bryan
 
Subject: Daniels: Trying to see if you can help me
Date:6/4/2006 4:16:52 P.M.  
From:Crystalw9238
To: Genny1

I saw this page and I am hoping you can help me I am also from the Daniels line although I do not know much about that side of my family I hope you will be able to help me.  
 
My fathers name is Donald Calvin Daniels he was born June 8, 1960 he died December 1, 2000  He has two brothers one of which died before him David Daniels and another brother James "Jim" Daniel.  Their Father's name is Donald Daniels their mothers name is Louella Calvin Daniels, My grandmother past away when my father was little and my grandfather past away in February 2002.  This is all the information I have I hope you can help me on this.
 
                                                          Thank You
                                                   Crystal Winchester
                                                          (Daniels)
Subject: Eddings SC
Date:6/2/2006 5:22:44 P.M.  
From:JWi4194718
To: Genny1
 

Do you have any thing on Eddings from Old Ninty Six District?I looking for info on my 4 great grandmother Elizabeth Eddings that married Benjamin Wingard 1796 SC.
Who were her parents?.

 
Debra Maddox Wilson
Greenback,Tn
----- Original Message -----
From: genny1@aol.com
To: igriffey@charter.net
Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 9:34 PM
Subject: Re: Lemuel Nicholson

Hi Irene:
...None of the names ring a bell with me as would tie in with any of my hubby's Wilson County lines of Goodman, Lane Clemmons, etc.
 
I will be glad to keep an eye out, however and let you know if anything comes up.
 
Nancy Goodman 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Irene Griffey <igriffey@charter.net>
To: Genny1@aol.com
Sent: Wed, 31 May 2006 12:15:28 -0500
Subject: Lemuel Nicholson

Hello, Nancy: 
 
I have been reading your posts on Wilson County folks and wondered if you could tell me anything about Lemuel Nicholson. 
 
He was father of Elizabeth Nicholson, wife of Sampson Bridgers. They both bought at the sale of estate of James and Margaret McNeely. 
 
Lemuel Nicholson left power of attorney, dated 27 March 1807, in Nash County Tennessee stating "that he was about to move to Tennessee." 
 
On 6 September 1817, he sued William M. Nicholson for damage of $1,000.[County Court Loose Records Wilson Co., TN] Don't know who this William M. Nicholson was. 
 
On 25 November 1820, he married Lavina Young. Robert Young was bondsman. 
 
On 3 May 1825, he purchased 3 midlins of meat at the sale of James McNeely & Margaret McNeely. 
 
Despite the above dates, I have not i! dentified him on the 1820 or 1830 census. He evidently was living with someone. 
 
Can you tell me anything about this? I would appreciate it very much. He is an elusive man.  
Subject: Winchester family of McNairy Co Tn 1850
Date:5/30/2006 8:00:43 P.M.  
From:b.houston56@sbcglobal.net

looking for Dan Winchester and wife Jane (Julian) Winchester  1850 they went  from  Tn 1850 to Mo.  With the Martin family . They had Children; Polly Ann Winchester Married James Stricklin 1865 Mo 
She was  born in Ark and Nancy Caroline Winchester Tn ,known as Caroline  she used last names as '' Julian, Winchester ,Martin , and Buckley... she was  born 1845--- She married Berry Martin .around 1865 -----1877???.  1882 married John Buckley in Mo.      

Subject: Sarah Jane Beecroft Cooper
Date:5/24/2006 11:47:57 P.M. 
From:allnmth9498@sbcglobal.net

Hello. Hoping you can help with this as I have spent the last few years searching for this person.  Have posted on Rootsweb with no response. My great aunt's name was Sarah Jane Beecroft Cooper and she married someone in Tennessee.  They lived in Memphis as I have postcards signed from her to my grandmother Hannah Beecroft Whitcomb (her sister) from there. She used to make me handmade dolls clothes and send them to Minnesota when I was little. She was the daughter I believe of Thomas Beecroft. I would really like to find this family if there is an extension. I believe she was born sometime in the late 1800s and probably died around 1940 or 1941.  If you do not have anything to do with this family you do not have to respond, I understand. Thank you. 
Sincerely, 
Lela Mathew   
 allnmth9498@sbcglobal.net 

Subject: James Allen Lane
Date:5/12/2006 8:41:09 A.M. 
From:rjmillerjr@erols.com

Do you know the parents of James Allen Lane?

 
I have a James Allen Lane in my family b. ca 1855 to Moses Lane and Sarah Minerva McMillan.
 
Another son of Moses and Minerva lane was named Junius Wilson Lane.
 
Lynda Lane Miller
 
Subject:
Martha Coggin is my relative
Date: 3/24/2006 10:15:56 A.M. 
From: cccoggins@kellerisd.net

Hi!

   I am Carla Coggins, and my great-great-great grandfather had a most beloved sister - Martha . . . Martha Coggin.
 
   Please contact me at your convenience.
 
Thank you and take care!
 
Carla Coggins
cccoggins@kellerisd.net
 
 Subject: Carver Lane Mount Juliet, Tn
Date: 3/17/2006 9:04:15 P.M. 
From: jason.baker@tds.net

Hello,

  I'm trying to find someone that can help us with the history of Carver Lane. It is still a one lane country road that I believe was once an old horse and buggy trail judging by the large embankments on the sides of the road. The Hessey family cemetary sits on top of the hill just to the east of Carver Lane and dates back to the early 1800's.
  I'm concerned that our old lane could possilbly be considered for widening to a 2 lane road due to the proposed 450 home development at
the end of our road. Our road would probably be a last resort for access to this development because the property borders an existing 2 lane road (Guill Rd.) But it was mentioned at a recent planning commission meeting as a way to relieve traffic on Guill. There's not many of these old horse and buggy lanes left and I think that it is important to preserve
this history.
  Any information relating to the history of this area would be very much appreciated!
 
Thanks,
Jason Baker
Subject: Phillips family of Clarksville, TN
Date: 8/16/2006 2:45:55 P.M. 
From: graytrees@yahoo.com

Saw your name on USGenNet, hoping you can help me. 
My
great-great-great grandfather was William J. Phillips.
He was born Feb. 11, 1844. I believe his middle name
to be Jasper. He was a wagonmaker in Clarksville. Here
is my problem. I can find him on the 1860 census; I
have his parents, and his children. But I cannot find
him on the 1870 census, and I do not know his wife's
name. His daughter was Eula Mae Coleman Phillips, born
in 1872. She married Joseph Manton Jarrell, who also
was a wagonmaker, and may have gotten his company from
William, as William had no sons. That is also why
Eula's middle name was Coleman, after her grandfather,
Coleman Phillips. Do you have any idea about who his
wife may have been, and why I can't find him on the
census? I know he was there; it seems a bit odd to me.
My thanks in advance,
Brandi Hargrove
Springfield, TN

Subject: Permelia Phillips Warren
Date:5/21/2006 9:38:46 P.M.  
From:lfoulk@sbcglobal.net

I am just starting to do family research and wondered if maybe you have info I am looking for- Permelia Ann Phillips Warren(b.1803) is my grgrgrandmother. She married Isaiah Warren (b.1793). do you have any info on her parents or siblings? Thanks VERY much. I really appreciate you help.

Loretta Warren Foulk

 

Re: Cooper and Beech Family
Date:2/27/2006 7:32:50 P.M.  
From:Genny1
 Hi:
I haven't updated the pages because I haven't had new info in quite a while.  Most all I know on this line is on the webpages.  If you have info you want to put into the mix, I will happy to post it for you.
After YEARS of dialup with AOL we just last week got DSL with BellSouth and as soon as I can, i plan to do up updating of the pages.
Thanks for writing,
Nancy in TN
 
-----Original Message-----
From: HERSHEL SANDERS <hershel.sanders@sbcglobal.net>
To: Genny1@aol.com
Sent: Fri, 24 Feb 2006 14:59:28 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Cooper and Beech Family
Maggie Mae Cooper was my great grandmother.
Audie Lee Brooksher was my grandfather.
I am trying to find out who Joseph W. "Joe" Cooper
first marriage was to?
Have you received any new information? I didn't see
any updates since 2003 on your web page.
Any info will help.
THANK YOU!!
hershel.sanders@bcglobal.net
Natalia Texas
Subject:  Joe Cooper Descendant
Date:6/17/2006 10:51:30 P.M.  
From:alboyer1@yahoo.com

Hey there - I am actually a descendent of John Thomas Brooksher who was married to Maggie Mae Cooper.

 
According to my grandmother, this is how our lineage plays out:
 
Joe Cooper married Margaret Laine (I think it says Mary Smith on your website) and they had children, one of which was Maggie Mae Cooper.
 
Maggie Mae Cooper married John Thomas Brooksher and they had 8 children:
Joe
Tillman
Mason
Omer
Audie Lee (my great grandfather)
LulaBelle
Harlin
Buster (John)
 
Audie Lee Brooksher married Lila McNeil (my great grandmother) and they had children.
 
One of their kids is my grandmother, Margaret Brooksher Boyer (who married Emmette Malcolm Boyer - he went by Malcolm E. Boyer)
 
I just wanted to let you know it was Margaret Laine that he married so that you would have correct information.
 
If you by chance have any other information on John Thomas Brooksher I would appreciate the assistance.  Thanks!
Amy Boyer Walker
 
Amy Boyer
Subject: Catharine Mullins
Date:2/22/2006 5:28:31 P.M . 
From:everardk@comcast.net

Greetings from New Jersey,

 

I am searching for my great grandmother, Catharine Mullins, and her origin in Ireland .  I found her in a census from England and a few years later in a NY City ( Manhattan ) census.  In that Manhattan census she lists the following information:

 

Catharine Sherman (Mother)     Age:  45           Birth Year:  1814          Born:  Ireland

 

Patrick C.                                          14                              1845                       “

 

Catharine (Daughter)                          12                              1847                       “

 

The daughter married Samuel Sherman and raised four children in Monmouth County , NJ .  Their son George is my grandfather.

 

I am particularly wondering where my ancestors came from in Ireland . If you have suggestions for finding them, please let me know.  More important is do you see any connection between your Mullins or Mullin family and mine?

 

Kenneth Everard

I
Re: Catharine Mullins
Date:4/24/2006

n a message dated 2/22/2006 6:28:31 P.M. Central Standard Time, everardk@comcast.net writes:

Greetings from New Jersey,
 

I am searching for my great grandmother, Catharine Mullins, and her origin in Ireland .  I found her in a census from England and a few years later in a NY City ( Manhattan ) census.  In that Manhattan census she lists the following information:

 

Catharine Sherman (Mother)     Age:  45           Birth Year:  1814          Born:  Ireland

 

Patrick C.                                          14                              1845                       “

 

Catharine (Daughter)                          12                              1847                       “

 

The daughter married Samuel Sherman and raised four children in Monmouth County , NJ .  Their son George is my grandfather.

 

I am particularly wondering where my ancestors came from in Ireland . If you have suggestions for finding them, please let me know.  More important is do you see any connection between your Mullins or Mullin family and mine?

 

Kenneth Everard

Hi Kenneth:
Sorry for the delay in responding...sometimes the email tends to overwhelm me...but I do save it and eventually get back to check it out.
 
I do not have enough info on my Mullen/Mullin/Mullins line to go back beyond Green Mullins in Smith County, TN.  No siblings, no parents, nothing I can trace back with at this point.  And to beat all, he 'died and was buried at the poor farm cemetery' in Smith County, TN.
 
Good luck and let me know if you suceed..
 
Nancy Goodman

 

 

Lynch Family
Date:6/25/2006 2:17:09 P.M . 
From:jks72450@yahoo.com

I have just begun to try to trace my side of the Lynch
family and have been having quite a time.  I received the following info
from the Mormon Church site. 
  William Smith Lynch(Pa Willie)