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I am trying to find any information on Robert A. WHITE, who was
married to Bessie POLLARD around 1909 in KY and lived in Dekalb
County, Tennessee during the 1920 and 1930 census'according to the
census Robert WHITE was a Teacher in Dekalb, and he and Bessie had at
least 3 children. If you have any information, please contact me.
Thank you.
Pam C.
pdcrosby@cox.net
Submitted on Fri Jun 27 10:16:42 CDT 2008
White County.
What is the name of the county or town that would be "over the hill"
from Sparta in the 1870s? This is a genealogy based query. JOHN
REUBEN HILL b 1873 lived "over the hill" from Sparta in a foundling
home (his father died and mother remarried) until age 21 years and then
came over the hill to find his remarried mother who was living in
Sparta but he found she had died there. He stayed in Sparta to marry
EVA MAUDE PHELPS on 31 Mar 1895.
What towns or counties would be "over the hill"?
I appreciate your consideration.
Elizabeth Jensen
eaj979@usa.net
Submitted on Thu Jun 26 11:00:40 CDT 2008
I am looking for any Herds that know of a family that moved to Ark.
my greatgrandfather was John H. Herd born Oct.15,1836 or 1837 in Ark.
first find of him is in the 1850 census Marion County ARK he was 15
years old living with a Nathan Clements family wife of Nathan was
Elizabeth don't know if Elizabeth was a sister or John was just
working for the Clements family I cannot find a Herd/Hurd living in
Ark. in the 1830,1840 or 1850 census on his line it says his mother &
father were from Tenn. there was a Spencer Herd in ARK. but in his
census it shows he is living in another county thanks for any help
anyone can give me on finding my John's parents family have been
trying for about 8 years have his wife and children family but no
luck on John H. Herd family latter on in years family started to use
the name Hurd again thanks. Bonnie
bonbon1936@cableone.net
Bonnie McClintock
bonbon1936@cableone.net
Submitted on Tue Jun 24 10:14:37 CDT 2008
My grandfather's name was Robert Lee BUCKNER. I am looking for any
information regarding him or his family. He may have been born in
Putnam County, Tennessee, I don't know! He died in Dayton, Ohio in
January of 1947. He was married to Sarah Belle Bohannon for 44 years
prior to his death.
JoAnn Leonard
-- 4390 Longfellow Avenue, Huber Heights, OH 45424
jleonard16@sbcglobal.net
Submitted on Mon Jun 23 19:46:59 CDT 2008
Pauline "Fields" Farley b. 1922, White County, Tennessee, Mother,
part Cherokee Virdie "Birdie" Rose. Pauline doesn't know her
birthdate, just that she was born in 1922. Her grandaughter emailed
me to see if I could find out anything more. Thanks, Donna
Donna Ridley
donnastreeks@hotmail.com
Submitted on Fri Jun 20 22:56:10 CDT 2008
I'm looking for any info on Absolom Walker b.abt.1830 White Co. marr.
Jane Baldwin b.abt 1834 White Co.? Found them on 1860 Pu.Co.Census
living with 2 son's William 5 & John 1/12. Any help would be
appreciated..Thank you
Deb Walker
Debzbluiizz@aol.com
Submitted on Fri Jun 20 07:58:23 CDT 2008
I am looking for any information on Richard "Dicky" Herrin.
David Parker
dparker@pneumafil.com
Submitted on Tue Jun 17 14:32:58 CDT 2008
looking for information on my gg parents William Thomas Kirby
17JUL1851-22Jan1945 & Sallie(Sara)Thomison 1861-1948 both died in
Denton County Texas
Judy Flowers
flowershouse@verizon.net
Submitted on Mon Jun 16 08:09:44 CDT 2008
Could someone please provide the obituary of ALLIE SWANN MASON who
died June 1968 at Walling, White County, Tennessee? Thank you so
very much.
Ruby Tinsley Swan
-- 65 Martin Lane, Lafayette, TN 37083
swanfarm@nctc.com
Submitted on Fri Jun 13 19:44:36 CDT 2008
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