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801. “1870 United States Federal Census,” Ward 2, Independence, Jackson County, Missouri, Enumeration Date 17 July 1970, Sheet No. 278, Line number / s: 36 - 39, Dwelling number: 89, Family number: 24 for George's household and 24 for Milton's household, page 278, roll number M593_781, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 558, Special note: Father and son are living next door to each other., date viewed 11 February 2006.
802. “1860 United States Federal Census,” Marion County, Missouri, census information recorded by W. I. Jackson, Enumeration Date 23rd of June 1860, Union, Special note: She is listed next to Susan P. Tole. Vienna is indexed under the name of Varna Hall, date viewed 12 December 2004.
803. “Missouri Marriage Records to 1850,” 21 September 1843, Marion County, Missouri, digital from Ancestry.com viewed 12 December 2004.
804. Hall, Jesse, “Milton S. Hall,” The Descendants of Milton S. Hall, 1822 - 1902, Communication with Jess Hall regarding the Hall family history started on the 26th of April 2006, Special note: researched by Debbie Clausen around 1996 for Jess E. Hall, Jr. Jess sent photocopies of the earliest generations.
805. “1860 United States Federal Census,” San Francisco, San Francisco, California, census information recorded by John L. Bill, Enumeration Date August 6 1860, Line number / s: 19, Dwelling number: 723, Family number: 828, District 3, page 87, Special note: He is listed under M. S. Hall.
806. “1900 United States Federal Census,” Parker County, Texas, Supervisor’s District No. 3, Enumeration District No. 76, census information recorded by J. M. Glass, Enumeration Date June 10, 1900, Sheet No. 7 B, Line number / s: 20 - 21, Dwelling number: 123, Family number: 124, Precinct 5, page 7 B, roll number T623 1664, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 24 February 2006.
807. Hall, Milton Saunders, “Wadsworth Scrapbook - Obituary clipping,” Monrovia, Los Angeles County, California, 7 March 1902, Taken from a collection of newsclippings collected and compiled by Mrs. George O. Monroe., obtained form the Monrovia Local historian through the Monrovian Public Library, date viewed 7 March 2006.
808. “1910 United States Federal Census,” Inglewood City, Los Angeles, California, Supervisor’s District No. 7, census information recorded by Jas. G. Calvert, Enumeration Date 5-6-7 May 1910, Line number / s: 10, Ballona, Enumeration District No. 7, page 108A, Sheet No. 14A [9201], roll number 79, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 13 December 2004.
809. “1850 United States Federal Census,” District 2, Lincoln County, Kentucky, Enumeration District No. 6 April 1850, census information recorded by G. B. Taylor, Line number / s: 24 - 30, Dwelling number: 243 - 244, Family number: 244-245, page 293, roll number M432-210, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 9 April 2007.
810. “1860 United States Federal Census,” Gentryville Post Office, Township No. 61, Gentry County, Missouri, census information recorded by Nahn'l Meathersead or Mothersead, Enumeration Date 11th of June 1860, Sheet No. 27, Line number / s: 15 - 18, Dwelling number: 171, Family number: 171, roll number M653_620, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 28, date viewed 9 April 2007.
811. “1870 United States Federal Census,” Albany Post Office, Gentryville / Miller Township, Miller, Gentry County, Missouri, census information recorded by Chris O'Byrne, Line number / s: 30 - 35, Dwelling number: 7, Family number: 8 and 9, roll number M593_776, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 539, Special note: There are two family numbers in this household. Harrison Pigg family is the first number and Margaret and sister Laura are the second. This indicates two separate families?, date viewed 9 April 2007.
812. “1870 United States Federal Census,” Jackson Township, Johnson County, Missouri, Internet source ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/mo/johnson/1860/pg0787a.txt, On-line, date viewed 23 April 2000.
813. “1850 United States Federal Census,” Johnson County, Missouri, c. 1990 (reprinted) 1997. Compiled by Hazle Tylor, Book: Ozarks Genealogical Society, Springfield, Missouri.
814. “Marriage Index for Lincoln County, Kentucky,” CD-ROM.
815. “1850 United States Federal Census,” Jackson, Johnson County, Missouri, census information recorded by C. D. Cobb, Enumeration Date 13th of November 1850, Sheet No. 68, Line number / s: 28 - 36, Dwelling number: 849, Family number: 856, page 68, roll number M432_403, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 136, Special note: down at the bottom of the page, it says No 36 above - idiotic - accidental blow on the head 8 years ago, date viewed 6 March 2006.
816. “1860 United States Federal Census,” Columbus, Jackson, Johnson County, Missouri, census information recorded by A. Kirkptrick, Enumeration Date 28th of June 1860, Sheet No. 65, Line number / s: 30 - 35, Dwelling number: 425, Family number: 460, roll number M653_626, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 320, Special note: down at the bottom of the page it makes reference to the two boy, Charles and Jessee. The image on Ancestry.com has been cut off so I don't know what it says.
817. “1870 United States Federal Census,” Kingsville, Jackson Township, Johnson County, Missouri, census information recorded by George Monroe, Enumeration Date 29th of July 1870, Sheet No. 5, Line number / s: 9 - 16, Dwelling number: 30, Family number: 31, page 472, roll number M593_784, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 160, Special note: Charles Hood and Peter A. Hall are living next door to each other, date viewed 6 March 2006.
818. “1880 United States Federal Census,” Jackson Township, Johnson County, Missouri, Supervisor’s District No. 6, Enumeration District No. 94, census information recorded by G. M. Sonney, Enumeration Date 17th of June 1880, Sheet No. 33, Line number / s: 27 - 37, Dwelling number: 295 and 296, Family number: 305 and 308, page 218.1000, roll number T9_696, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 0198, Special note: Charles Hood and Peter A. Hall are living next door to each other. They are son-in-law and father-in-law, date viewed 6 March 2006.
819. “1900 United States Federal Census,” Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, Supervisor’s District No. 5, Enumeration District No. 118, census information recorded by William H Conn, Enumeration Date June 4th 1900, Line number / s: 71 - 73, Street: Wabash Avenue, House number: 2457, Dwelling number: 81, Family number: 86, Ward 10, page 4B, roll number T623 864, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 2 March 2006.
820. “1910 United States Federal Census,” Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, Supervisor’s District No. 5, census information recorded by William McCarthy, Enumeration Date 19 April 1910, Line number / s: [line numbers, etc. could not be read on this census. It was cut off when photographed and I could not get to the original], Enumeration District No. 141, Ward 10, Sheet No. 4 B, date viewed 27 December 2004.
821. “1920 United States Federal Census,” Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, Supervisor’s District No. 5, Enumeration District No. 237, census information recorded by Mary C. Heyser, Enumeration Date 7th of January 1920, Sheet No. 5 B, Line number / s: 66 - 70, Street: Bellefontaine Avenue, House number: 3229, Dwelling number: 106, Family number: 113, Precinct 14, page 5B, roll number T625_929, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 1096, date viewed 1 March 2006.
822. “1930 United States Federal Census,” Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, Supervisor’s District No. 5, Enumeration District No. 48-2/9, census information recorded by Dora H. Stibbins, Enumeration Date 3rd of April 1930, Sheet No. 3 B, Line number / s: 60 - 62, Street: Belfontaine, House number: 3229, Dwelling number: 15, Family number: 15, page 3B, roll number 1202, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 8.0, date viewed 1 March 2006.
823. “1910 United States Federal Census,” Rogers County, Oklahoma, Line number / s: 77-82, Street: 5th Street, House number: 267, Dwelling number: 21, Family number: 21, Claremore, Ward 2, date viewed 17 December 2004.
824. “1920 United States Federal Census,” Claremore, Rogers County, Oklahoma, Supervisor’s District No. 1, Enumeration Date 12 January 1920, Line number / s: 62-6, Street: Winona Avenue, Enumeration District No. 169, Sheet No. 6 B.
825. “1930 United States Federal Census,” El Monte Township, Monrovia, Los Angeles County, California, Supervisor’s District No. 6, Enumeration District No. 107, census information recorded by William P. Gaence, Enumeration Date 1st of June 1900, Sheet No. 1, Line number / s: 1 - 3, Street: Charlotte Avenue, Dwelling number: 1, Family number: 1, page 1 A, roll number T623 91, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 11 February 2006.
826. “1910 United States Federal Census,” Weatherford City, Parker County, Texas, Supervisor’s District No. 12, Enumeration District No. 69, census information recorded by Mussfee Seby [can't read], Enumeration Date 15th of April 1910, Sheet No. 2A, Line number / s: 11 - 12, Street: [looks like] Medgrove Street, House number: 129, Dwelling number: 30, Family number: 35, Precinct 1, page 85 A, roll number 1584, digital image, Ancestry.com, Special note: He is listed as Geo T Hall, date viewed 16 February 2006.
827. “1920 United States Federal Census,” Weatherford City, Parker County, Texas, Supervisor’s District No. 12, Enumeration District No. 62, census information recorded by Mrs Grace Whelan, Enumeration Date 12 January 1920, Sheet No. 9 A, Line number / s: 22 - 23, Street: Bridge Street, House number: 414, Dwelling number: 160, Family number: 180, Ward 2, page 9 A, roll number T625_1838, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 671, date viewed 17 February 2006.
828. “1930 United States Federal Census,” Weatherford City, Parker County, Texas, Supervisor’s District No. 8, Enumeration District No. 184 - 2, census information recorded by Maggie E. Tripole, Enumeration Date 8th of April, 1930, Sheet No. 7 A, Line number / s: 1 - 2, Street: Bridge Street, House number: 414, Dwelling number: 162, Family number: 162, Ward 2, page 7 A, roll number 2383, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 34.0, date viewed 17 February 2006.
829. “1880 United States Federal Census,” Los Angeles (First Ward), Los Angeles, California, Enumeration Date 3 June 1880, Line number / s: 19-24, Street: San Fernando, Dwelling number: 64, Family number: 53, Enumeration District No. 21 A, page 5, roll number T9_66, Family History, image number: 0747, date viewed 27 December 2004.
830. LDS Family History Library under James Matthews and Elizabeth Hardy Pedigree search on IGI Individual Search. 13 July 1999.
831. “1784 Tax List and Guardian Accounts, 1794-1814,” Caswell Co., North Carolina Will books 1777-1814, Photocpy of original sent by Coffee Pace “Pace” Conner. 8 Jan 1998., South History Press §939.
832. “Richmond, John, Sr., the will of,” Caswell County, North Carolina, Court 1787.
833. Salts, Ada Kimery, Certificate of Death, 6 February 1941, State of Tennessee, Department of Public Health, Division of Vital Statictics, date viewed 6 September 2008, digital image of original.
834. “Asbury United Methodist Church Cemetery Records,” 30 December 2002, Taken from the internet, http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwashin/cemetery/cemAsbury.htm.
835. Frank, Jay E., “Peter A. Hall and related family lines,” 17 October 2006, Dallas, Texas, Special note: The Hall line if from Jay's wife. Her line is:.
836. “1900 United States Federal Census,” Justive Precinct 8, Grayson County, Texas, Supervisor’s District No. 2, Enumeration District No. 117, Enumeration Date 1st and 2nd of June, 1900, Sheet No. 1 B, Line number / s: 62 - 71, Dwelling number: 11, Family number: 11, page 1B, roll number T623 1640, digital image, Ancestry.com, Special note: He is indexed under Conner Bury, date viewed 28 December 2005.
837. “Connecticut Death Index, 1949-96,” File Number: 18932, Viewed from the Internet, 13 January 2002.
838. “1930 United States Federal Census,” Hartford City, Hartford, Connecticut, Enumeration Date 2-71, District Palm Street, Ward 12, Block # 29, page 6A has been marked through and 51A has been written above it, digital image, Ancestry.com, Special note: the two girls listed with this family are nieces of Lula's sister Ethel, date viewed 19 August 2004.
839. Death Certificate for William John Van Beynum, File No. 00269, 20 Sept 1980, Middle Haddam Road, Portland, Middlesex County, Connecticut, date viewed 21 January 2002, Photocopy of original.
840. “William J. Van Beynum, 68, Retired City Librarian Dies,” Middletown Press, Portland, CT, 33 September 1980, page [np], Newspaper, Photocopy of original sent by Doris Sherrow.
841. Ancestry.com, “Biography and Genealogy Master Index (BGMI),” 13 January 2002.
842. “Florida Death Index, 1990-91,” Viewed 13 January 2002, Certificate Number 19165, Information obtained via Internet.
843. “Wisconsin Births, 1820-1907,” Viewed 13 January 2002, Obtained via Internet (Ancestry.com).
844. Death Certificate for William H. Van Beynum, 5 January 1955, Middle Haddam Road, Portland, Middlesex County, Connecticut, date viewed 21 January 2002, Photocopy of original.
845. Letter, Hayden-Smith, Rose, Written to Sam Matthews, “Van Beynum Family History,” 13 January 2002, Slough, Berks, SL1 2QP England, - sent via email.
846. “1930 United States Federal Census,” Cook County, Illinois, April 8, 1930, Ancestry.com (digital image from the Internet), Precinct 22, Ward 44 (pt) Chicago City, page 8A-258, Enumeration Date 16-1651, Special note: He can be found in the household of Richard L. & Hazel B. McNamara, date viewed 19 August 2004.
847. Bennett, Archibald, Finding your Forefathers in America, 1957, page pp. 74-75.
848. Boyd, Larry, “Doll Salts and family,” 30 March 2005, Special note: Information taken from the back of a photograph he found related to Doll and Nannie Salts' three children. There were only two names on the back of the photo.
849. “1910 United States Federal Census,” Jonesboro, Washington, Tennessee, page 47A, roll number 1524, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 28 Oct 2004.
850. “1870 United States Federal Census,” Civil District 10, Greeneville Post Office, Greene County, Tennessee, census information recorded by William M. Russell, Enumeration Date 4th of June, 1870, Sheet No. 13, Line number / s: 32-40 [on the first page] and 1-2 [on the next page], Dwelling number: 89, Family number: 89, page 273, roll number M593 1531, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 214, Special note: Thomas can be found on the next page with the youngest Rising child. The rest of the family can be found on the page before., date viewed 20 August 2005.
851. “1900 United States Federal Census,” 15th Civil District, Jonesboro, Washington County, Tennessee, Supervisor’s District No. 250, Enumeration District No. 156, Sheet No. 18 A, Line number / s: 47-49, Dwelling number: 338, Family number: 360, page 18 A, roll number T623_1604, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 18 August 2005.
852. “1910 United States Federal Census,” 15th Civil District, Jonesboro, Washington County, Tennessee, Supervisor’s District No. 1, Enumeration District No. 208, Enumeration Date 18th of April 1910, Sheet No. 3A [4393], Line number / s: 27-30, Street: Shop Street, Dwelling number: 54, Family number: 55, page 47 A, roll number T 624 1524, digital image, Ancestry.com, Special note: He is indexed under Saults, date viewed 18 August 2005.
853. Smith, Arthur Jackson, Death Certificate, K057239 / 038484-3178, January 29, 1824, Texas Department of Health: Bureau of Vital Statistics, date viewed November 20, 2001, Certified copy of original.
854. “Civil War Application for Alexander Dukes / Sarah E. Dukes,” 18 January 2002, National Archives Trust: Washington, D. C., Image ID: 157390, Photocopy of original.
855. “1870 United States Federal Census,” District 14, Washington County, Tennessee, 10 Aug 1970, p. 335A-335B, date viewed 16 June 2003.
Hannah can be found on the 1870 Tennessee Census for Washington County, 14th Dist., page 16 (handwritten p. 16 in upper left hand cor. of page) -- right hand facing page is (handwritten) page 17, schedule page (stamped page) no. 326 (not p. 325, as per Sistler's 1870 index). In the ancestry.com viewer for the 1870 Census, p. 16 is Image 16 of 24 (i.e., the 24 images of 14th District -- same as pg. #). Census taken 10 Aug. 1870.
856. “Deeds,” Jan 1833 - Sept. 1836, pg 131, MF Roll 200, Vo. 20., Involving: Conrad and Elizabeth Ball Brown, Arthur Jackson McGinnis-Smith, Ruthie Adeline McGinnis-Smith, and Elmirah V. McGinnis-Smith, Tennessee State Library : Washington County, Tennessee Deeds.
857. “1860 United States Federal Census,” Grand River Township, P.O. Clinton, R594 Henry County, Missouri - pg 86-87, 11 July 1860, date viewed 24 July 2003.
858. “1880 United States Federal Census,” print out of original, Family History Library Film - 1254739, NA Film Number T9-0739, Page Number 439D, date viewed 17 January 2004, Metz Township, Vernon County, Missouri.
859. “1860 United States Federal Census,” Clinton Post Office, Grand River, Henry County, Missouri, Enumeration Date 12 July 1860, page 32, http://www.rootsweb.com/~mohenry/census/1860/grandriver1860.htm, date viewed 15 May 2005.
860. “1870 United States Federal Census,” Washington Township, Pettis County, Missouri, 18 June 1870, Photocopy of original, page 621B, date viewed 27 February 2002.
861. “Mr. James Brim,” Knob Noster Gem Newspaper, Knob Noster, Johnson County, Missouri, October 1897, Email of original, Johnson County Historial Society, Warrensburg, Missouri.
862. “Mrs. Sarah A. Brim, The Obituary of,” Knob Noster Gem Newspaper, Knob Noster, Johnson County, Missouri, April 19, 1934, Email of original, Johnson County Historical Society, Warrensburg, Missouri.
863. “Brim, Jim - Obituary notice,” Knob Noster Gem, Knob Noster, Johnson County, MO, 1897, Photocopy of original from the Johnson County Historical Society.
864. “1900 United States Federal Census,” Green Ridge Township, Green Ridge Village, Pettis County, Missouri, 2 June 1900, Photocopy of original, ED 100, page 72A, Image 4, date viewed 27 February 2002.
865. “1880 United States Federal Census,” Green Ridge Post Office, Green Ridge Twp, Greenridge, Pettis County, Missouri, Supervisor’s District No. 6, census information recorded by R. W. Warren, Enumeration Date 10 June 1880, Line number / s: 23 - 26, Dwelling number: 132, Family number: 132, Enumeration District No. 112, page 8 C [15], roll number T9_708, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 0272, Special note: Family History Film: 1254708. He is listed under his initials as J. H. Brim, date viewed 18 May 2005.
866. “1870 United States Federal Census,” Bacon Township, Vernon County, Missouri, 2 August 1870, Photocopy of original, page 504 A, date viewed 2 August 2003.
867. “Henry and St. Clair County, Missouri Marriage Records,” Recorded in Henry and St. Clair Counties (both known as Rives County before 1841), compiled by Betty Harvey Williams (taken from the Internet).
868. “1870 United States Federal Census,” Nevada Post Office, Bacon, Vernon County, Missouri, census information recorded by A. b. McConoughy, Enumeration Date 2 August 1870, Line number / s: 14 - 20, Dwelling number: 49, Family number: 49, page 7 - 504, roll number M593_824, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 268, date viewed 14 May 2005.
869. “1900 United States Federal Census,” Metz Township, Vernon County, Missouri, 4 June 1900, photocopy of original, date viewed 17 January 2004.
870. “1900 United States Federal Census,” Honey Creek, Henry County, Missouri, Enumeration Date 16 June 1900, http://www.rootsweb.com/~mohenry/census/1900/hon1900.htm, date viewed 15 May 2005.
871. “1910 United States Federal Census,” Honey Creek, Henry County, Missouri, Enumeration Date 30 April 1910, http://www.rootsweb.com/~mohenry/census/1910/hon1910.htm, date viewed 15 May 2005.
872. Allen, Alice Rucker, Rucker Heritage, Morgan Printing Company, Austin, Texas, 1993.
873. “1880 United States Federal Census,” Salisbury, Chariton, Missouri, Family History Library Film 1254680, NA Film Number T9-0680, page number 400B, date viewed 2 August 2003.
874. “1870 United States Federal Census,” Buffalo Lick, Chariton County, Missouri, census information recorded by B. M Veatch, Enumeration Date 25 August 1870, Line number / s: 31 - 34, Dwelling number: 112, Family number: 111, page 17 - 158, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 14 May 2005.
875. Rucker, Joseph, E., Certificate of Death, 24248, 16 August 1915, Keytesville, Chariton County, Missouri, date viewed 26 April 2006, downlaoded from the Missouri State board of Health database.
876. “1880 United States Federal Census,” Salisbury, Chariton County, Missouri, Supervisor’s District No. 5, census information recorded by M. R. Williams, Enumeration Date 2nd & 2rd, June 1880, Line number / s: Hiter line 8, Joseph's family 9 - 16, Dwelling number: 44 & 45, Family number: 46 & 47, Enumeration District No. 161, page 6 B, Sheet No. 6 B, digital image, Ancestry.com, Special note: Hiter is living next door to his uncle's family, Joseph E. Rucker, date viewed 22 May 2005.
877. Letter, from Edna and Loffie Smith, written to Sam Matthews, “A.J. Smith's Family from Washington County, Tennessee,” 14 July 2003, sent from Bowie, Texas to England, 10 July 2003 (written 9 July 2003).
878. “Jordan Lutheran Church Records,” 7 May 1750, Jordan Lutheran Church, Whitehall Twp. Bucks Co., (then Norhampton, now Lehigh), Pennsylvania, Text can be found under 'Anton Sold to Eva Agener'.
879. “1930 United Stated Federal Census,” Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, Supervisor’s District No. 5, Enumeration District No. 48-114, census information recorded by Bruce J. Levy, Enumeration Date there is no date give, but on five pages before, the date of April 19th, 1930 is given, Sheet No. 18 A, Line number / s: 2 - 4, Street: ? Wood Road (Mart or Ward -can't make it out), House number: 4806, Dwelling number: 238, Family number: 295, Ward 8, Block number : 17, page 18 A, roll number 1197, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 164.0, date viewed 29 April 2007.
880. “A division of land between part of Benjamin Daniel’s heirs,” 6 June 1844, Harrodburg-Mercer County Research Library Archives, Record Book 12, Page 161.
881. “Margaret Daniel’s Administration Settlement,” July 1862, Book 17, Page 180, Harrodsburg-Mercer County Research Library Archives.
882. “1810 United States Federal Census,” Mercer County, Kentucky.
883. “1850 United States Federal Census,” Mercer County, Kentucky, date viewed 25 April 2000.
884. “Inventory and Appraisement of the property of Henry P. Smart,” 18 May 1849, Harrodsburg-Mercer County Research Library Archives.
885. Mercer County, KY., Deed Book 5, page page 299.
886. Compiled by Martin Edwards Walker III, Cemetery Records: Mercer County, Kentucky and surrounding areas, Britton’s Printing Service Harrodsburg, KY: Harrodsburg Historical Society, KY, June 1898, page Page 146.
887. Matthews, Katharyn Jo, “Texas Birth Indes, 1903 - 1929 [database on-line],” Randall County, Texas, 21 July 1923, file number 42084, Texas Department of State Health Services. Microfiche - copy of original document, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 26 May 2007.
888. “1910 United States Federal Census,” Corydon, Harrison, Indiana, Supervisor’s District No. 3, census information recorded by Ruth E. Funk, Enumeration Date April 29, 1910, Line number / s: 95-97, Dwelling number: 231, Family number: 250, Harrison, Enumeration District No. 93, Unincorporated place: Corydon Town, Sheet No. 10 B, Ancestry.com, date viewed 31 March 2005.
889. “1920 United States Federal Census,” Corydon, Harrison, Indiana, Supervisor’s District No. 3, Enumeration Date 10 January 1920, Line number / s: 24, Street: North Market Street, House number: X, Dwelling number: 217, Family number: 244, Harrison, Enumeration District No. 95, Unincorporated place: Corydon City, Sheet No. 10A, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 31 March 2005.
890. “1920 United States Federal Census,” District 1, Washington County, Tennessee, taken on the 2nd of January 1920, Ancestry.com census records, date viewed 29 December 2002.
891. Saults, Daniel Ray, “Update on Saults Family Tree,” 26 April 2004, Information gathered through a series of emails regarding the Saults family lineage of Edward Salts, down to Daniel Ray Saults.
892. “1900 United States Federal Census,” 6th Civil District, Washington County, Tennessee, Supervisor’s District No. 250, Enumeration District No. 145, census information recorded by Hughey J. Young, Enumeration Date 8th of June 1900, Sheet No. 5A, Line number / s: 50 on first page, and 1 on second page, Dwelling number: 79, Family number: 80, page 5 A and 5 B, roll number T623 1603, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 18 August 2005.
893. Saults, John Wesley, “World War I Draft Card Registration, 1917-1918,” registration number [can't read it], Draft Board 0, serial number [same], order number [same], draft registration card type C, date of draft card registration 12th of September 1918, Ashe County, North Carolina, 32-1-5-C, digital image, Ancestry.com, roll number 1765559, date viewed 13 August 2005, Special note: Couldn't read this card very well.
894. “1930 United States Federal Census,” Peak Creek Township, Ashe County, North Carolina, Roll # T626_1673, Image 0044 Enumeration District 17, Sheet Number 11A, date viewed viewed - 31 April 2004.
895. Salts, Walter, “World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918,” registration number [could not read], Draft Board 0, serial number 1069, draft registration card type A, date of draft card registration 5th of June 1917, Ashe County, North Carolina, 32-1-5-A, digital image, Ancestry.com, roll number 1765559, date viewed 13 August 2005.
896. “1930 United States Federal Census,” Peak Creek Township, Ashe County, North Carolina, Supervisor’s District No. 1, Enumeration District No. 5 - 17, census information recorded by Dorsey A Bore, Enumeration Date 24th of April 1930, Sheet No. 11 A [22], Line number / s: 17-21, Street: State Highway / New River, Dwelling number: 193, Family number: 201, page 11A, roll number 1673, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 44.0, date viewed 19 April 2006.
897. Saults, William, “World War I Draft Registration Card,” registration number 21-1-5-A, Draft Board 0, draft registration card type A, date of draft card registration 5th of June 1917, Ashe County, North Carolina, digital image, Ancestry.com, roll number 1765559, date viewed 13 August 2005, Special note: This card was very difficult to read.
898. Craven, May Irene, “Family History of Clarence William Saultz,” 23 August 2002.
899. “Charles T. Kiblinger,” Knob Noster Gem, Knob Noster, Johnson County, Missouri, 1921, Photocopy of original newspaper article, Johnson County Historical Society, Warrensburg, Missouri.
900. “1920 United States Federal Census,” Sedalia Township, Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri, Supervisor’s District No. 7, Enumeration District No. 149, census information recorded by Edgar D. Strain, Enumeration Date 13th & 14th of January 1920, Sheet No. 17 A, Line number / s: 43-44, Street: Nineth Street, House number: 1523, Dwelling number: 281, Family number: 296, Ward 3, page 17 A, roll number T625_940, digial image, Ancestry.com, image number: 255, date viewed 15 January 2006.
901. “1930 United States Federal Census,” King City Township, King City, part of, Monterey County, California, Supervisor’s District No. 10, Enumeration District No. 27-19, census information recorded by Edith M. Berry, Enumeration Date 3rd of April 1930, Sheet No. 2 A, Line number / s: 3-4, Street: Third Street, House number: 515, Dwelling number: 42, Family number: 46, page 2A, roll number 179, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 516.0, date viewed 12 January 2006.
902. “1910 United States Federal Census,” Oxnard Township, Ventura County, California, Supervisor’s District No. 8, Enumeration District No. 209, census information recorded by Alberto S. Hague, Enumeration Date 2nd and 3rd of May, 1910, Sheet No. 6 B and 6 A, Line number / s: Christopher C. is on 19 of 6A and Charlie is on 54 of page 6B, Street: Ventura Road, Dwelling number: 132, Family number: 132, page 6 A and B, digital images, Ancestry.com, date viewed 11 February 2006.
903. “1870 United States Federal Census,” Freedom Post Office, Clay, Lafayette County, Missouri, Enumeration Date 13 September 1870, Line number / s: 6 - 12, Dwelling number: 483, Family number: 532, page 165, roll number M593_786, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 333.
904. “1900 United States Federal Census,” Cleveland County, Oklahoma, Supervisor’s District No. 219, census information recorded by Grange J. Smith, Enumeration Date 16 June 1900, Line number / s: 81-84, Dwelling number: 151, Family number: 154, Moore, Enumeration District No. 29, page 8 B, roll number T623 1336, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 11 May 2005.
905. “1910 United States Federal Census,” Britton, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, census information recorded by M. P. Sheddown, Enumeration Date 11 May 1910, Line number / s: 77 - 83, Street: Broadway, Dwelling number: 117, Family number: 122, Britton, Enumeration District No. 181, Ward 1, page 22 B, roll number 1265, series T624, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 12 May 2005.
906. “Tennessee Marriage Records,” 25 April 2000, Rutherford County, CD-ROM.
907. “William Thomas Brim, The Obituary of,” Knob Noster Gem Newspaper, Knob Noster, Johnson County, Missouri, 5 May 1932, Email of original, Johnson County Historical Society, Warrensburg, Missouri.
908. “1880 United States Federal Census,” Clay, Lafayette County, Missouri, Enumeration Date 15 June 1880, Line number / s: 10 - 14, Dwelling number: 199, Family number: 187, Enumeration District No. 42, page 23 [139 C], roll number T9_697, film 1254697, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 0553.
909. “1900 United States Federal Census,” Clay, Lafayette County, Missouri, Supervisor’s District No. 5, census information recorded by Charles H. Ducks, Enumeration Date 26 June 1900, Line number / s: 91 -93, Dwelling number: 304, Family number: 309, Enumeration District No. 147, page 16 B, Sheet No. 16 B, roll number T623 869, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 13 May 2005.
910. “1860 United States Federal Census,” Tiger Township, Rethel Post Office, Shelby County, Enumeration Date 18 June 2005, Line number / s: 39 - 40 on page 43, and 1 - 4 on page 44, Dwelling number: 290, Family number: 292, roll number M653_657.
911. “1920 United States Federal Census,” Cotulla, La Salle County, Texas, Supervisor’s District No. 15, census information recorded by Alice L. Coss, Enumeration Date 10 January 1920, Line number / s: 75 - 76, Family number: 68, Cotulla, Enumeration District No. 125, page 3 B, roll number T625_1826, image number: 0203, date viewed 5 May 2005.
912. Hooker, Tom, Halls And Related Families: a sequel to Virginia Footprints, Lake Monticello, Virginia, August 2000.
913. Hooker, Tom, Virginia Footprints: Ancestors of Eldridge Hunter Hall, Including the Hall, Jennings, Jones, Walton, Key, Davis, Durrett, Via, Dowell, Seamonds, Pickett and Related Families, Lake Monticello, Virginia; 1999.
914. Letter, Pickett, Christiancy, Jr. (gr grandson and oldest living descendant of General Pickett), Sam Matthews, “Pickett-Hall Lineage,” London, England, April 22, 1998.
915. “North Carolina Birth Index, 1800-2000 [database online],” Ancestry.com, digital imagae / online database, date viewed 17 April 2006, Special note: Original data: Register of Deeds. North Carolina Birth Indexes. Microfilm. North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, North Carolina.
916. Burgner, Goldene Fillers, Washington County Tennessee Wills 1777-1872 (including the will of Robert Million), Southern Historical Press, Inc., Greenville, South Carolina, 1992, page page 16.
917. Watauga Association of Genealogists - Upper East Tennessee, History of Washington County Tennessee 1988: (Jesse Brown), Third Printing, 1995, page page 255.
918. “1860 United States Federal Census,” Greene County, Tennessee, Internet, District 14, page 416, date viewed 19 July 2000.
919. Email, Dellinger, Dixie (daughter of Lucretia Salts), written to Sam Matthews, “Some more Salts Information to add,” 9 April 2001, (taken from a Salts Family Bible of Robert Monroe Salts, which is currently in the possession of Dixie Dellinger), 19 January 2001.
920. “1850 United States Federal Census,” Greene County, Tennessee.
921. Dellinger, Dixie, “Robert and Rachel Bark(t)ley of North Carolina,” August 27, 2001, sent to Sam Matthews in England, while communicating about the Barkely - Salts family connections.
922. “Salts, Robert M. - Civil War Pension Application,” viewed on the 20th of September 2002, pension no. 263353, electronic image no. 222680, photocopy of original, NARA, 94 pages.
923. Reynolds, Buford (compiled by..), Greene County Cemeteries: from Earliest Dates to 1970-1971, page page 307.
924. Burgner, Goldene Fillers, Washington County Tennessee Marriages 1780-1870, Southern Historical Press, Easley, South Carolina, 1985. Distributed by Byron Sistler & Associates, Nashville, TN, page page 45.
925. Toms, Gary R. and William R. Gann, Compiled by, Widows’ Dowers of Washington County, Tennessee, 1803-1899: Rachel Salts, widow of John Salts, page 125, Little Miami Publishing Co.; Milford, Ohio, 2004.
926. “Salts Family Bible,” page (births, deaths and marriages pages), date viewed This information was sent via email from Dixie Dellinger.
927. Cowart's Index to Marriages (Henderson County, North Carolina, 1851-1915, page page 148.
928. “1870 United States Federal Census,” Ashville Post Office, Sulphur Springs Township, Civil District 2, Buncombe County, North Carolina, Enumeration Date 18th of June, 1870, Sheet No. 9, Line number / s: 16-19, Dwelling number: 62, Family number: 63, page 200, roll number M593 1125, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 22 August 2005.
929. Email, Dellinger, Dixie (daughter of Lucretia Salts), written to Sam Matthews, “RE: Rachel Barkley Salts,” 15 April 2002, (family history of the Barkley [Bartley] family passed on to her by Kathleen P. Lamb - which was from Eulalia Davenport of Knoxville, TN), 15 April 2002.
930. Watauga Association of Genealogists - Upper East Tennessee, History of Washington County Tennessee 1988: Ball - Ingle, Third Printing, 1995, page page 225-6.
931. “1910 United States Federal Census,” New Albany Township, New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana, Supervisor’s District No. 3, Enumeration District No. 82, census information recorded by Curtis Roby, Enumeration Date 22nd of April 1910, Sheet No. 10 A, Line number / s: 20 - 25, Street: Ekin Avenue, House number: 2024, Dwelling number: 228, Family number: 232, Ward 7, page 194 A, roll number 349, series T624, digital image, Ancestry.com, date viewed 25 January 2006.
932. “1920 United States Federal Census,” Oakdale Post Office, East Oakdale Precinct, Oakdale, Jefferson County, Kentucky, Supervisor’s District No. 5, Enumeration District No. 21, census information recorded by Lewis O. Kreger, Enumeration Date 2nd of January 1920, Sheet No. 14 A, Line number / s: 14 - 20, Street: Southern Parkway, House number: 3183, Dwelling number: 2622, Family number: 333 (Saults are family number 334), page 14 A, roll number T625_578, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 79, Special note: He is listed as SAULTZ with the "Z", date viewed 25 January 2006.
933. “1930 United States Federal Census,” District 6 (part of), Louisville City, Jefferson County, Kentucky, Supervisor’s District No. 5, Enumeration District No. 56-75, census information recorded by Mrs. Audrey C. Bowers, Sheet No. 121 A, Line number / s: 19 - 24, Street: Third Street, House number: 3183, Dwelling number: 167, Family number: 196, Ward 5, Block number : 956, roll number 755, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 989.0, date viewed 25 January 2006.
934. Saltz, Julie M., “Saltz/Salts of North Carolina,” April 12, 2002, Sent to Sam Mattheww in Slough, Berkshire, England, Robert and Julie Saltz are descendants from the line of Robert Monroe Salts of North Carolina.
935. Salts, Robert Edward, “World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918,” Draft Board 0, serial number 930, order number 1150, draft registration card type C, date of draft card registration 12th of September 1918, Henderson County, North Carolina, digital image, Ancestry.com, roll number 1765681, date viewed 13 August 2005.
936. Salts, Joseph Hamilton, “World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918,” Draft Board 0, order number 17761, draft registration card type C, date of draft card registration 12th of September 1918, Henderson County, North Carolina, digital image, Ancestry.con, roll number 1765681, date viewed 13 August 2005, Special note: It is very difficult to read this card. There's more information to be had.
937. “Marriage Index: Tennessee, 1851-1900,” CD-ROM # 235, Family Tree Maker Family Archives, 1998 by Broderbund Software Inc.
938. Sistler, Byron H. & Barbara (transcribed by), 1880 Census: Greene County, Tennessee, Byron Sistler & Associates, Nashville, TN, 1993, page page 109.
939. “Green County, Tennessee Cemetery Records,” 21 July 2001, Green County, Tennessee.
940. Britton, Sherry, “Ephraim S. Rising,” 16 August 2001, There are two stones and they are buried in tract #6 plot #29 or #31. There is an iron fence around four graves 31,32,33,34. The stone #29 is just outiside this fence. I’m not sure which stone is older. [quote from Sherry Britton].
941. Burgner, Goldene Fillers, Washington County Tennessee Marriages 1780-1870, Southern Historical Press, Easley, South Carolina, 1985. Distributed by Byron Sistler & Associates, Nashville, TN, page page 93, Married by Rufus P. Wells, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church.
942. “Allison Woodville Smith,” Texas, February 10, 1928, Newspaper, Copy of original article sent to Lena Saults Covey, Wood’s cousin. Now in the possession of Sam Matthews, Lena’s grandson. 23 July 2001.
943. Letter, L. P. Smith, brother to Allison Woodville Smith, Lena Saults Covey, cousin to the Smiths, 8 February, 1928, Copy of original in possession of Sam Matthews, grandson to Lena Saults Covey.
944. “Allison Woodville Smith,” Carrollton Chronicle, Dallas County, Texas, 1928, page [np], Newspaper article, transcribed from the original paper by Margaret McKamy Colwell of Carrollton, Texas - sent in email by her daughter, Rita Matthews, on August 19, 2001.
945. “Smith / Hardcastle Marriage,” 14 December 1882, Denton County, Texas, Texas Marriages, 1851 - 1900.
946. “Cornelius A. Smith,” Carrollton Chronicle, Dallas County, Texas, 1930, page [np], Newspaper article, transcribed from the origial paper by Margaret McKamy Colwell of Carrollton, Texas - sent in email by her daughter, Rita Matthews, on August 19, 2001.
947. “A. J. Smith,” Dallas Times Herald, Dallas County, Texas, 30 January 1924, page page 2 cols. 6 & 7 (photograph of A. J. can be found in this article), Newspaper, viewed on 20 August 2001.
948. “Smith, Arthur Jackson - Dallas County Pioneer Citizen Passed Away,” Carrolton Chronicle, Dallas County, Texas, February 1, 1924, Number 10 - Vol. XX, Microfilm, Transcribed and sent via email from Jan Jones, Webb Chapel Cemetery Association, Dallas County, TX.
949. The Minutes of the Sixty-ninth Annual Session of the North Texas Annual conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, South Held at First united Methodist Church Wichita Falls, Texas October 23 to 27, 1935. Bishop A. Frank Smith, Houston, Texas, President: R. G. Mood, Dallas, Texas, Secretary Edited and Published for the Conference by R. G. Mood, C. B. Fisher, and W. N. Vernon. (Submitted via email on 7 August 2001, by the Heritage Room Research Department of the First United Methodist Church of Wichita Falls, Texas. Titled: Rev. L. P. Smith - 1887).
950. “1900 United States Federal Census,” Dallas County, Texas — E. D. 128 - sheet 12 - page 210-A, 14th of June 1900, Photocopy of original, date viewed 8 August 2001.
951. “A. J. Smith Funeral Services,” Dallas Times Herald, Dallas County, Texas, 30 January 1924, page page 4, Newspaper, viewed on 20 August 2001.
952. “A. J. Smith Dies,” Dallas Morning News, Dallas County, Texas, 30 January 1924, page page 6, Newspaper, viewed on 20 August 2001.
953. “1870 United States Federal Census,” District 15, Washington County, Tennessee, 3 June 1870, Photocopy of original: P.O. Jonesboro, Washington Co., Tennessee, page page 346, Microfiche, date viewed 2 September 2001.
954. Smith, William L. "Loffie", “James-Smith Family History,” 24 January 2002, Any data linked to this citation has been abstracted from the family papers, knowledge, etc. of Loffie Smith from the family line of A.J. Smith, C.A. Smith, and William Dell Smith -Loffie's father.
955. Jan Jones, “Web Chapel Cemetery Association Email Regarding Arthur Jackson and Harriette M. Brown Smith of Denton Co., TX,” 29 July 2001, Transcription sent to Sam Matthews.
956. Burgner, Goldene Fillers, Washington County Tennessee Marriages 1780-1870, Southern Historical Press, Easley, South Carolina, 1985. Distributed by Byron Sistler & Associates, Nashville, TN, page page 87.
957. “Smith, C. A. “Neal” [No title, date, etc - partial of original giving information of C. A. Smith’s death. Probably sent by his surviving brother to Lena Alice Salts around the time of Neal’s death].”
958. Letter, James, John W., Sam Matthews, “Arthur J. Smith and William James,” 23 August 2001, Carrollton, Texas.
959. “Smith, L. P. visits D. N. Saults,” Knob Noster Gem, Knob Noster, Johnson Co., MO, August 1921, Photocopy of original sent by the Johnson County Historical Society.
960. “1880 United States Federal Census,” Precinct 2, District 4, Atacosa County, Texas, 10 June 1880, Ancestry.com (digital image), E.D. # 4, p. 13, date viewed 6 May 2004, Special note: special note: the two Hall children, Maggie J. and Matthew, are not indexed and can not be pulled up via Ancestry.com's 1870 census search.
961. “1850 United States Federal Census,” Bradley County, Tennessee.
962. “1860 United States Federal Census,” Bradley County, Tennessee, Printed format - transcribed and indexed by Byron and Barbara Sistler, 1982.
963. “1870 United States Federal Census,” Bradley County, Tennessee, Transcribed and indexed by Byron & Barbara Sistler.
964. Ross, Historical Cemetery Records of Bradley County, Tennessee, 1973.
965. Miller, Don, “Mercer / Thompson Marriage,” 20 February 2002, T. Elmer Cox Collection (Greene County Genealogical Society), Greeneville, Greene County, Tennessee.
966. “Thompson, Amanda, the will of,” Vol. 2, M - 533, Filed the 6th day of December in 1887., Bradley County, Tennessee, date viewed August 23, 2001.
967. “Letter of Administration for the will of Amanda Thompson,” 10 January 1901, Bradley County, Tennessee, M - 524, County Court Binds, Letters, Adminstrators, Bradley County Public Library, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee.
968. Chancery Court Files of Bradley County, Tennessee for the estate of Amanda Thompson. Case File 528 - The files can be found in the Chancery Court Files of Bradley County. The document is over 200 pages long, but has thirty-six pages of dispositions, which did not give any other information identifying the relationship of Amanda to the McGinnis-Salts family of Washington County, Tennessee, other than identifying Mary Jane's daughter, Ella, as her niece. More information on this court case can be found under the biographical sketch of Fannie Triplett Boone. This is other family information in the 36 pages regarding the Thompsons, Cates, etc.
969. “Widow's Civil War Application,” 7 July 1890, National Archives Trust Fund, Washington D.C., Master No. 463947, SOP No. OFF00000000131929, Image ID: 149072, Photocopy of originals, In posession of Sam Matthews.
970. Burgner, Goldene Fillers, Washington County Tennessee Marriages 1780-1870, Southern Historical Press, Easley, South Carolina, 1985. Distributed by Byron Sistler & Associates, Nashville, TN, page page 116.
971. Sistler, Byron H. & Barbara (transcribed by), 1880 Census: Greene County, Tennessee, Byron Sistler & Associates, Nashville, TN, 1993, page page 37.
972. Oscar and Jan Williamson: descendants of Martha Ann McGinnis Campbell, “McGinnis Family Lines,” 20 July 2001, Email documentation.
973. Campbell, Forence Elizabeth Denson (unpublished notes from Forence's research, sent to me by Margaret A. "Peggy" Thomas Hall, “The Campbell Family History,” 3 May 2002, (Email sent to Sam Matthews).
974. Salts, Charlie, “World War I Draft registration Cards, 1917-1918,” registration number 979, Draft Board 0, serial number 1397, order number 479, draft registration card type A, date of draft card registration June 5, 1917, Washington County, Tennessee, 41-1-40 A, digital image, Ancestry.com, roll number 1877698, date viewed 18 August 2005.
975. “1920 United States Federal Census,” part of the Ninth Civil District, Johnson City, Washington County, Tennessee, Supervisor’s District No. 1, Enumeration District No. 210, census information recorded by William A. Wright, Enumeration Date 6th of January, 1920, Sheet No. 4 B, Line number / s: 83-87, Street: Fairview Avenue, House number: 1815, Dwelling number: 77, Family number: 82, Unincorporated place: Johnson City, page 4B, roll number T625_1770, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 304, date viewed 18 August 2005.
976. “1930 United States Federal Census,” 3rd Civil District, Unicoi County, Tennessee, Supervisor’s District No. 8, Enumeration District No. 86-3, census information recorded by William McKinley Tipton, Enumeration Date 3rd of April 1930, Sheet No. 1 B, Line number / s: 51-60, Institution: Union County, Almhouse 82 - 88, roll number 2280, digital image, Ancestry.com, image number: 907.0, date viewed 24 November 2005.
977. “Social Security Death Index,” 31 March 2005, digital image, Ancestry.com.
978. “1930 United States Federal Census,” Jefferson, Kentucky, Supervisor’s District No. 5, census information recorded by George W. Bowler, Enumeration Date 18 April 2005, Line number / s: 22-23, Street: Hawthorn, Dwelling number: 330, Family number: 339, 2ns Magisterial District, Enumeration District No. 56-187, page 183 - 3601, Sheet No. 14A, digital image, Ancestry.com, Special note: Under the veterans it looks like he may have been in WW1, but I couldn't really read it., date viewed 2 April 2005.
979. “1930 United States Federal Census,” Elizabethton, Carter County, Tennessee, Internet: Ancestry.com, Roll: T626_2236, Image: 0769, ED: 9, date viewed 29 December 2002.
980. “1900 United States Federal Census,” District 15, Washington County, Tennessee, June 5, 1900, roll 1604, book 1, page 206a, date viewed 11 April 2002.
981. Salults, Thomas Henry, “World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918,” Draft Board 0, serial number 142, order number 2921, draft registration card type C, date of draft card registration 12th of September 1918, Wise County, Virginia, digital image, Ancestry.com, roll number 1991380, date viewed 13 August 2005.
982. Salts, Elbert, “World War I Draft Registration Card, 1917-1918,” registration number 41-1-40 C, Draft Board 0, serial number 121, order number A-176, draft registration card type C, date of draft card registration 12 September 1918, Wasington County, Tennessee, digital image, Ancestry.com, roll number 1877689, date viewed 18 August.
983. “1930 United States Federal Census,” Washington, Tennessee, census information recorded by J. A. Waller, Enumeration Date 12 April 1930, Dwelling number: 137, Family number: 159, Enumeration District No. 90-5, page 263, Sheet No. 8A, roll number 2283, digital image 529.0, Ancestry.com, date viewed 2 April 2005.
984. Sistler, Byron H. & Barbara (transcribed by), 1880 Census: Washington County, Tennessee, Byron Sistler & Associates, Nashville, TN, 1994, page page 5 (original stamped page of 555).
985. Burgner, Goldene Fillers, Washington County Tennessee Marriages 1780-1870, Southern Historical Press, Easley, South Carolina, 1985. Distributed by Byron Sistler & Associates, Nashville, TN, page page 84.
986. Davis, Krystal Moses, “The Family Line of Jewel Cornett Sebastian James from Dallas County, Texas area,” written and sent on the 29th of December 2003, to Sam Matthews in Windsor, United Kingdom.
987. “Keebler, Jacob, the will of,” Washington County, Tennessee Wills Book I, p. 18-19, made on October 21, 1829 [no probate date given].
988. Burgner, Goldene Fillers, Washington County Tennessee Marriages 1780-1870, Southern Historical Press, Easley, South Carolina, 1985. Distributed by Byron Sistler & Associates, Nashville, TN, page page 20, (Catherine is listed as Cebler, not Keebler).
989. Sistler, Byron H. & Barbara (transcribed by), 1880 Census: Washington County, Tennessee, Byron Sistler & Associates, Nashville, TN, 1994, page page 51 (original stamped page of 555).
990. Sistler, Byron H. & Barbara (transcribed by), 1880 Census: Washington County, Tennessee, Byron Sistler & Associates, Nashville, TN, 1994, page page 51 (original stamped page of 568).
991. Burgner, Goldene Fillers, Washington County Tennessee Marriages 1780-1870, Southern Historical Press, Easley, South Carolina, 1985. Distributed by Byron Sistler & Associates, Nashville, TN, page page 20.
992. Watauga Association of Genealogists - Upper East Tennessee, History of Washington County Tennessee 1988: Slyger - Sliger, Third Printing, 1995, page page 495.
993. “Census Microfilm Records: Tennessee, 1850, Disk 4,” Dwelling: 1976, Family: 2019, Washington County, Tennessee, Recorded on November 22, 1850, CD-ROM # 451 (transcribed from Microfilm Roll 898 (disk 4), Washington County, date viewed Viewed: 23 August 2001.
994. Burgner, Goldene Fillers, Washington County Tennessee Marriages 1780-1870, Southern Historical Press, Easley, South Carolina, 1985. Distributed by Byron Sistler & Associates, Nashville, TN, page page 105.
995. Burgner, Goldene Fillers, Washington County Tennessee Wills 1777-1872 (including the will of Robert Million), Southern Historical Press, Inc., Greenville, South Carolina, 1992, page page 21.
996. Burgner, Goldene Fillers, Washington County Tennessee Marriages 1780-1870, Southern Historical Press, Easley, South Carolina, 1985. Distributed by Byron Sistler & Associates, Nashville, TN, page page 45.
997. “Census Microfilm Records: Tennessee, 1850, Disk 4,” Dwelling: 739, Family: 766, Washington County, Tennessee, Recorded on November 22, 1850, CD-ROM # 451 (transcribed from Microfilm Roll 898 (disk 4), Washington County, date viewed Viewed: 23 August 2001.
998. Burgner, Goldene Fillers, Washington County Tennessee Marriages 1780-1870, Southern Historical Press, Easley, South Carolina, 1985. Distributed by Byron Sistler & Associates, Nashville, TN, page page 74.
999. Burgner, Goldene Fillers, Washington County Tennessee Wills 1777-1872 (including the will of Robert Million), Southern Historical Press, Inc., Greenville, South Carolina, 1992, page page 76.
1000. Burgner, Goldene Fillers, Washington County Tennessee Wills 1777-1872 (including the will of Robert Million), Southern Historical Press, Inc., Greenville, South Carolina, 1992, page page 13.
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