Source list

Note NI00824 :

Individuals : Gregory Jerry
10964

Note NI00825 :

Individuals : Booker Marsha
5571

Note NI00826 :

Individuals : Booker Louisa
5572

Note NI00827 :

Individuals : Dailey Judge Robert
5573

Note NI00828 :

Individuals : Booker Nelia
5574

Note NI00829 :

Individuals : Dupuy W. P.
5575

Note NI00830 :

Individuals : Booker James Edward
5576
James was a preacher.

Note NI00831 :

Individuals : Peck Sally D.
5577

Note NI00832 :

Individuals : Boyd Richard "Rich"
5578

Note NI00833 :

Individuals : Gibson Sarah
5579

Note NI00834 :

Individuals : Unknown Harriett G.
558
Periodical: Smith Co. TN Cemeteries South of Cumberland River
Author: Compiled by F.C. Key, Sue Maggart, and Jane Turner
Publication: McDowell Publications RRt. 2, Box 314, Utica, KY 42376
Volume: 1984, Carthage, TN

Note NI00835 :

Individuals : Cothron
10965

Note NI00836 :

Individuals : Boyd Jack Wayne
5580

Note NI00837 :

Individuals : Huddleston James David
5581

Note NI00838 :

Individuals : Browning Henrietta
5582

Note NI00839 :

Individuals : Farris
5583

Note NI00840 :

Individuals : Howell Nancy
5584

Note NI00841 :

Individuals : Huddleston Edith Sybil
5585

Note NI00842 :

Individuals : Nancy Caroline
5586

Note NI00843 :

Individuals : Jamison Permelia
5587

Note NI00844 :

Individuals : Jamison Sarah
5588

Note NI00845 :

Individuals : Jamison Rose Alinda
558915192

Note NI00846 :

Individuals : Sanders
10966

Note NI00847 :

Individuals : Fisher Joseph Chapman
Carthage, TN
CONT
Picture on Smith Co. Web Site with caption:
:
Joseph Chapman Fisher
Joseph Chapman Fisher was the oldest child born to Enoch and Sarah JaneViolett Fisher and the ir only son. He was born most probably on Payne'sBend on August 23, 1871. As a young man he w orked over i n Cooksville,Tn. He also worked in Indiana and also out in California in 1905. A ll ofhis jobs were as a farm hand. He returned to Smith Couty and married LudiM. Mofield Ma y 24, 1908. They had no is sue but they did adopt a child.He spent his life farming and live d on a farm out of Punch/Watervalewhere the Burr Manning Cemetery is located. He died Marc h 6, 1942 and isburied in Ridgeway Cemete ry in Carthage. I don't know the parents ofLudi Mo field butshe was born August 9, 1879 and died March 11, 1958 inSmith County. She is buried ne xt to her husband in Ridgeway Cemetery,Carthage.
st 9, 1879 and died March
Also:
1958 inSmith County. She is buried ne xt to her husband in Ridgeway
Joseph Chapman Fisher Rolling Store
I really don't know when these snapshots were taken but I would imaginesometime in the 1920's . They are interesting because the peddlar was avery handy man to come calling. When he cam e down the c reeks all thechildren would run out to greet him. He carried flour, sugar, coff ee,sewing supplys and many useful and needed items. This would and did savea trip into town . Many farmers didn't have cars. It required time andeffort to saddle up a wagon to go int o town.
1 CONC savea trip into town . Many farmers didn't have cars. It required time
Ridgewood Cemetery, Carthage, TN
to go int o town.
Tennessee Death Records:
etery, Carthage, TN
Name Jon Chapman Fisher
Event Type Death
Event Date 06 Mar 1942
Event Place Rural Smith County, Tennessee
Gender Male
Marital Status Married
Race White
Age 70
Birth Date 23 Aug 1871
Birthplace Smith County, Tenn.
Spouse's Name Linda Mofield Fisher
Father's Name Enoch Fisher
Father's Birthplace Decalb County, Tenn.
Mother's Name Sarah Violah
Mother's Birthplace Smith County, Tenn.
Occupation Farmer
Residence Place Carthage R#2, Smith, Tenn.
Cemetery Ridgewood
Burial Place Carthage, Tenn
Burial Date 07 Mar 1942

Note NI00848 :

Individuals : Ring
5590

Note NI00849 :

Individuals : Huddleston Wille Bell
5591

Note NI00850 :

Individuals : Jenkins Herb
5592

Note NI00851 :

Individuals : Boyd Doris Leonard
5593

Note NI00852 :

Individuals : Howell Elizabeth
5594

Note NI00853 :

Individuals : Boyd Jean
5595

Note NI00854 :

Individuals : Ireland
5596

Note NI00855 :

Individuals : McWilliams James
5597

Note NI00856 :

Individuals : McWilliams Mary
5598

Note NI00857 :

Individuals : Cothron David
10967

Note NI00858 :

Individuals : McWilliams Jane
5599

Note NI00859 :

Individuals : Andrews Willie Clemen
Greenlawn Cemetery, Franklin, Simpson Co., Kentucky
56

Note NI00860 :

Individuals : Fisher Amanda Jane 'Mandy'
560

Note NI00861 :

Individuals : McWilliams Samuel
5600

Note NI00862 :

Individuals : McWilliams Hannah
5601

Note NI00864 :

Individuals : McWilliams James
5603

Note NI00865 :

Individuals : McWilliams Sarah
5604

Note NI00866 :

Individuals : McWilliams Anna
5605

Note NI00867 :

Individuals : McWilliams Martha
5606

Note NI00868 :

Individuals : Sanders
10968

Note NI00869 :

Individuals : Viers Sarah
5607

Note NI00870 :

Individuals : McWilliams James
5608

Note NI00871 :

Individuals : McWilliams David
5609

Note NI00872 :

Individuals : Fisher Susan Evelyn
561

Note NI00873 :

Individuals : McWilliams Sarah
5610

Note NI00874 :

Individuals : McWilliams Hannah
5611

Note NI00875 :

Individuals : McWilliams William
5612

Note NI00876 :

Individuals : McWilliams George
5613

Note NI00877 :

Individuals : McWilliams Thomas
5614

Note NI00878 :

Individuals : McWilliams Samuel
5615

Note NI00879 :

Individuals : Cothron James Caroll
10969

Note NI00880 :

Individuals : McWilliams Lennox M.
5616

Note NI00881 :

Individuals : McWilliams Jasper
5617

Note NI00882 :

Individuals : McWilliams Lillian
5618

Note NI00883 :

Individuals : McWilliams Susan
5619

Note NI00884 :

Individuals : Fisher Narcissia Pendexter 'Dexter'
562
Photo found on Smith Co. Web Site:
:
Dexter Fisher Wilson
Narcissa Pendester Fisher, known as Dexter or Dex was born June 6, 1881in Smith Co. (most pro bably in Payne's Bend) to Enoch Fisher and SarahJane Violett Fisher. She married twice, firs t to John. H. Wilson who hadcome to Carthage from Texas to work on the new bridge being buil t atCarthage. She next married John Silas Pope (b. May 30, 1858, d. Aug. 2,1941) son of Jess e Pope and Cerena Pachal P ope.
, d. Aug. 2,1941) son of
She passed away Jan.11, 1929 and is buried at the Burr Manning Cemetery,out from Punch/Waterv ale

Note NI00885 :

Individuals : Scott Felix Grundy
5620

Note NI00886 :

Individuals : Selleck Adelaide
5621

Note NI00887 :

Individuals : Clapp Lucy Ann
5622

Note NI00888 :

Individuals : Dromica Ann
5623

Note NI00890 :

Individuals : Thomas Billy
10094

Note NI00891 :

Individuals : Wolfe Lillian Elizabeth
1097

Note NI00892 :

Individuals : Gambrell Melvin Bowen
5625

Note NI00893 :

Individuals : Jamison John
5626

Note NI00894 :

Individuals : Unknown Agnes
5627

Note NI00895 :

Individuals : Jamison Thomas
5628

Note NI00896 :

Individuals : Jamison James
5629

Note NI00897 :

Individuals : Fisher Nancy Virginia 'Nannie'
563

Note NI00898 :

Individuals : Jamison Samuel
5630

Note NI00899 :

Individuals : Jamison George
5631

Note NI00900 :

Individuals : Jamison Margaret
5632

Note NI00901 :

Individuals : Jamison Elizabeth
5633

Note NI00902 :

Individuals : Cothron William H.
10970
Smith County Marriages 1851- 1859
Transcribed from the Original Microfilm Roll #88
By Catherine and Philip Trumm

Note NI00903 :

Individuals : Jamison Agnes
5634

Note NI00904 :

Individuals : Jamison John
5635

Note NI00905 :

Individuals : Jamison Robert
5636

Note NI00906 :

Individuals : Jamison David
5637

Note NI00907 :

Individuals : Logan Margaret
5638

Note NI00908 :

Individuals : Jamison John
5639

Note NI00909 :

Individuals : Fisher Baby Boy
564

Note NI00910 :

Individuals : Watson Sarah
5640

Note NI00911 :

Individuals : Jamison James B.
5641

Note NI00912 :

Individuals : Jamison John Watson
5642

Note NI00913 :

Individuals : Cothron Winnie
10971

Note NI00914 :

Individuals : Caveney Euphemia
5643

Note NI00915 :

Individuals : Jamison Margaret
5644

Note NI00916 :

Individuals : Jamison Jane Wilson
5645

Note NI00917 :

Individuals : Jamison David Montgomery
5646

Note NI00918 :

Individuals : Jamison William Sharon
5647

Note NI00919 :

Individuals : Jamison Robert Wilson
5648

Note NI00920 :

Individuals : Jamison Hannah Marie
5649

Note NI00921 :

Individuals : Mofield Ludie M.
565
Picture made at marriage on Smith Co. Web Site with caption:
:
Joseph Chapman Fisher and Lodie Mofield Fisher. This picture was takenabout the time of thei r marriage. They were married in Smith County onMay 24, 1908.

Note NI00922 :

Individuals : Jamison Edmond Livingston
Lost Creek Presby. Cemetery marked grave as E. L. Jamison

Note NI00923 :

Individuals : Jamison Sarah Louisa
5651

Note NI00924 :

Individuals : Mason Polly Fitzallen
10972

Note NI00925 :

Individuals : Jamison Mary Emma
5652

Note NI00926 :

Individuals : Jamison James
5653

Note NI00927 :

Individuals : McClure David
5654

Note NI00928 :

Individuals : Sechler Henry D.
5655

Note NI00929 :

Individuals : McAlister Mary
5656

Note NI00931 :

Individuals : Jamison John Edmund
Co. D. 36 Regt. P.V.
CONT
John Edmund JAMISON
Lost Creek Presbyterian (Fayette Twp.) Cemetery
Juniata County, Pennsylvania
John Edmund JAMISON
(Husband of Catherine "Kate" Graybill)
7 Sep 1841 - 28 Dec 1921
1 CONT 7 Sep 1841 - 28 Dec 1921
Catherine GRAYBILL
(Daughter of Peter and Hannah Graybill)
(Wife of John Edmund Jamison)
3 Apr 1842 - 27 May 1914
CONT 3 Apr 1842 - 27 May 1914
Inscription:
JAMISON
JOHN E. JAMISON
CO. D, 36 REGT P. V.
SEPT. 2, 1841 - DEC. 28, 1921
KATE GRAYBILL
HIS WIFE
APR. 3, 1842 - MAY 27, 1914
1 CONT HIS WIFE
Contributed on 12/7/07 by rlwinder

Note NI00932 :

Individuals : Jamison Henry Clay
5659

Note NI00933 :

Individuals : Hailey Thomas Winfield
566

Note NI00934 :

Individuals : Dunnigan
5660

Note NI00935 :

Individuals : Cothron John Wiley
10973
An account from an article of March 16, 1950 believed written by CalGreogry.
CalGreogry.
One incident concerning John Wylie Cothern and his wife, Mary E.Shoulders, familiarly kn own as (Babe) Shoulders, has come down to usthrough the years. We do not know if it be true o r not and gi ve it withno desire to "throw off" in any way on their descendants. Wylie had be enkeeping company for a long time with Miss Shoulders and he never couldget around to the poi nt to "pop" the question . Finally, so the storygoes, "Babe," as she was called, took thing s into her own hands. Thestory is that on one occasion when. Wylie was "paying her court" she began to tell him of certain couples w ho had gotten married, asking himif he had heard of th is wedding or that. In each case he had not heard ofthe wedding. After getting. his mind in t his chennel the young woman isreported to have sai d, "Wylie, let's you and me get married. " Thebashful young man is reported to have said "All right, I had beenthinking of that very t hing," The wedding followed shortly. Wylie Cothernwas. one of th e best men we have ever know n. We held his funeral more.than 2O y©ØO¿Larsago.
hat very t hing," The wedding followed shortly. Wylie
The Candace Cothern above, referred to was our aunt by marriage. Shewas one of the mos t intelligent women we have ever known. It was she whogave the writer most. of this informati on about the C othern family, Shealso was well informed as to her husband's people, the Grego rys, and gavethe writer much of the information he has about his own relatives andancestors.

Note NI00936 :

Individuals : Hale Alcy
5661

Note NI00937 :

Individuals : Willis Deminia
5662

Note NI00938 :

Individuals : Turner Della Doshia Ann
5663

Note NI00939 :

Individuals : Andrews Mary 'Polly'
5664

Note NI00940 :

Individuals : Andrews Feriby
5665

Note NI00941 :

Individuals : Andrews Thomas Jefferson
North Carolina
Bear Grove Township, Il
(Andrews source)
Probably at Mulberry Grove Cemetery
5666
[Andrews.FTW]
6
1. From the Fayette Facts Original Families:
he Fayette Facts Original Families:
"Heirs were widow Susanna, Mary Elam, Wm. T. Andrews, James Andrews,Fereby Nall, Penelope J ane Mathews, Nancy Beeman, Samuel Andrews,Martha Washburn, and Thomas Andrews, Jr. Administra tors were Th omasAndrews, Jr. and Wm. T. Andrews. Petition for administration missingfrom th e pack. Beverly W. Henry went bond of administrators. Paymentswere made to J. M. Curlee fo r making the coffin, for coffin lining, etc.appraisers were W. B. Hubbard, Thomas Davis, an d W. T. Causey. L. J.Sellars cried the sale, with John Elam, clerk. Those who bought at the sale, besides the family were: Natha n Hodson, Wm. Redding, A. G.Sellars, Geo. W. Bone, Mars hal argent, James Spradling, Augustus Miller,J. B. Lasieter, Isaac Causey, Wesley Ellsworth , Elexander Elam, SamuelCrutchley, George Fessle r, Wm. Casemand, Jesse Ray, John Jones, Da vidMumper, Thomas Hayes, George Ellsworth, Wm. Switzer, Joseph Sloat, JohnBoil, John Thompson , G. M. Largent, and James Elam. Estate was settled20 Apr., 1 868. Each child received $84. 92."
1 CONC Switzer, Joseph Sloat, JohnBoil, John Thompson , G. M. Largent, and James
Post on Genforum: December 6, 2001 by Linda Kraft:
Jacquie, Thank you for responding to my message. The three Ndrewsbrothers moved to Ill from T n in the early 1800s. My ancestor DrewryAndrews was b 14 Feb 1783 Chatham Co NC. His bro Thom as J Andrews wasborn abt 1799 Catham Co NC. Thomas married Susannah Dunnigan, sister toKittur ah abt 1819. Samuel Lewis Andrews was born Abt 1781 Chatham Co NC.He married Kitturah Dunnig an 23 May 1812. The two sisters were born inPendelton Co SC. The children of Samuel and Kittu rah are-Mary b 1818Smith Co Tn,Lucinda b 1820 Smith Co Tn, Keziah b 1822 Smith Co Tn,Willia m F b 1824 Smith Co Tn, John D b 182 5 Smith Co Tn, Thomas H b aft1825 Smith Co Tn, and Lewi s b 14 mar 1831 Fayette Co Il. Parents of theAndrews brothers are John and Feriby Andrews. Ot her siblings are SusannahAndrews b abt 1779 and M ary Polly Andrews b 1787. Parahps we can sh areinfo. My e-mail address is lkraft@@midamerica.org.

Note NI00942 :

Individuals : Andrews Mary 'Polly'
near Carthage, Smith Co., TN
CONT
Stevens, Reavis, Black, and Burke Ancestors Contact: Patricia Banks
Report that Mary Andrews parents were:
Gray ANDREWS b: Abt 1738 & Milly b: Abt 1740
y b: Abt 1740
Bob Andrews & Tonda Anderson report Thomas Andrews IV b. 1718 was herfather.

One account on familytreemaker said she died died 26 Mar 1851.

Note NI00943 :

Individuals : Unknown Susannah
916

Note NI00944 :

Individuals : Andrews Thomas
or near Overton, Wiltshire, England
Overton, Wiltshire, England
Chesterfield County, VA
Overton, Wiltshire, England
hire, England
CONT
Andrews,Thomas Jr. b.Henrico Co c1692 d.Chesterfield Co VA 1754
....s-Bott,Batt? Jane d.Henrico Co 9-2-1757
nrico Co 9-2-1757
KINDRE D KONNECTION LISTING INFO:
STING INFO:
ANCI Henrico Co. VA STAT Surry County SUBM 225 acres in the parish ofSouthwark. SUBM 225 acre s in the parish of Southwark. Beginning at a pinea line tree of SURN Thomas Andrews land. TEX T Farmer, Chesterfield Co.,Virginia TEXT Farmer, Chesterfield Co., Virginia Chesterfield Co . WillBook 1 , p 73 TRLR Dau Martha Andrews, wife, son Thomas, he TRLR DauMartha Andrews, wif e, son Thomas, he and wife to be executors. WitnessThomas VERS Bott, John Andrews, John Bott . ( Source WIFE ChesterfieldCo., VA Wills, by Benjamin WILL B . Weisger III, Page 9.) April 2 1, 1731Will of Thomas Andrews (immigrant), "To son Thomas, 100 acres where henow lives." Sour ce: Colonial wills of Henrico Co. VA, Part 1, 1654- 1737.June 7, 1754, Chesterfield County, V irginia. Will of Thomas Andrewspresented by Thomas Andrews, Executor, and proved by Thomas Bo tte andJohn Andrews, witnesses. Thomas, Jane, Thomas Batte, John Gibbs, andHumphrey Traylor t o appraise the estate. (Source: Chesterfield Co., VA Wills by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, p.69 ) July 20, 1754, Inventory ofThomas Andrews. Value 33 pounds, 11 shillings , 1/2 pence. (Sour ce:Chesterfield Co. VA Wills by Ben jamin B. Weisiger III, p 16.)
p.69 ) July 20, 1754,
THIS HAS NOT BEEN PROVEN YET THAT THOMAS'S WIFE'S LAST NAM E WASBOTT:::::THUS AT THIS TIME D O NOT RECORD THE CHILDRE N BELOW UNTILFURTHER NOTICE. ESPECIALLY SINCE THE FIRST TW O CHILDRE N ARE BORN BEFOREMARRIAGE.
AS'S WIFE'S LAST NAM E
Marriage 1 Jane BOTT b: 1694 in Henrico County, VA
CHILDRE N BELOW
Married: 1719 in Henrico County, VA
NCE THE FIRST TW O CHILDRE N ARE BORN
Children
ARRIAGE.
1. Thomas Andrews IV b: 1718 in Henrico County, VA
2. Frances Andrews b: 1719 in Henrico County, VA
3. Jane Andrews b: 1720 in Henrico County, VA
4. Margaret Andrews b: 1722 in Henrico County, VA
5. Mary Andrews b: 14 APR 1723 in Bristol Parish, Henrico County, VA
6. Elizabeth Andrews b: 11 NOV 1726 in Bristol Parish, Henrico County, VA
7. Martha Andrews b: 16 MAR 1730/31 in Bristol Parish, Henrico County, VA
Bristol Parish, Henrico County, VA
CONT 6. Elizabeth Andrews b: 11 NOV 1726 in Bristol Parish, Henrico County, VA
Sources:
ha Andrews b: 16 MAR 1730/31 in Bristol Parish, Henrico County, VA
1.Title: Andrews (Bob) Family Records Author: Bob L. Andrew sPublication: 1999 Note: 113 Carr iage Way, Hendersonville , TN 37075-3858Note: Good Repository: Note: Andrews Source File Cal l Number: Media:Letter 2.Title: IGI, North America, v3.06 - 4.01 Author: The Church ofJesus C hrist of Latter-day Saints Publication: FamilySearchØ, c 1999-2001by Intellectual Reserve, In c. Note: Good Repository: Note: SubjectSurname Source File Call Number: Media: Church Recor d Text: Film Numbers1985707 and 2034444

Note NI00945 :

Individuals : Clark James (Jim) Thomas
567
Picture of James & Susan Family in Smith Co. Web site with followingcaption:
wingcaption:
Children of James Thomas Clark and Susan Evelyn Fisher Clark. Standingand left to right: Ern est Chapman Clark and Thomas Albert Clark, baby isBertha Lena Clark.
y
Go To Parents Page
rk.
The boys were born in Cold Springs Hollow, Payne's Bend, Smith Co., Tn.Bertha was either bor n in Payne's Bend or at the Ballenger Rd. house.Ernest Chapman Clark b. June 1, 1903, m. Lul a Elizabeth B ibb ofAlexandria, Va., August 14, 1927. Ernest died May 16, 1970, SanFrancisco , Ca., and he was buried at Colma, Ca.
927. Ernest died May 16, 1970,
Thomas Albert Clark b. Jan.5, 1905, m Verna Mai Bryan of Auburntown, Tn.,May 5, 1930, d. Marc h 19, 1967, Nashville, Tn.
Bryan of Auburntown,
Bertha Lena Clark b. Nov. 13, 1909, m. Loda Elvis Hunt, July 4, 1926,d.May 20, 1995, Carthage , Smith Co., Tn.
. Loda Elvis Hunt, July 4,
Additional Picture caption:
age , Smith Co., Tn.
The above family picture taken in 1904, is that of James Thomas Clark,his wife , Susan Evely n Fisher Clark and their first born, Ernest ChapmanClark.
Susan Evely n Fisher Clark and their first born, Ernest
Go To Children's Page
James Thomas Clark was born to Jonathan Bell Clark and Luranna Jane LigonClark. Susan Evely n Fisher Clark was the daughter of Enoch Fisher andSarah Jane Violett Fisher.
ughter of Enoch Fisher
James Thomas Clark was born Nov. 4, 1880 on Dyers Branch, Smith Co. Jimwas a carpenter and fa rmer. He jumped out of the hay loft of his barnwhile living on Ballenger Rd (which runs betwe en Hogans Cr eek Rd.and thecommunity of Punch/Watervale on Rte. 70.) and landed on a board w ith anail through it. The nail was driven through his foot. He developedlockjaw and died sho rtly thereafter on June 23, 1913, leaving his wifeand four small children. He was buried in t he Clark Cemetery on DyersBranch.
ne 23, 1913, leaving
Jim had been hired to build the school house on Bluff Creek andapparently he lived long enoug h to see it completed as the school openedfor its first session in the fall of 1913. A poin t of interest is thatwhen the schoolhouse was pulled down in the 1950's the lumber was used b ythe family of Nancy Virginia Fisher Haley, younger sister of Susan EvelynFisher Clark, to re build her home which was located at the end of LostCreek out of Rock City.
amily of Nancy Virginia Fisher Haley, younger sister of Susan
His wife Susan Evelyn Fisher Clark was born on August 19,1878 in Payne'sBend, Smith Co., Tn . After her first husband died, she married HarrisonLee Douglas, the son of Robert J. Dougla s and Malinda Permelia Hodges ofHogan's Creek and Arkansas Co., Ar. Susan passed away July 14 , 1954 andwas laid to rest next to her first husband, James Thomas Clark in theClark Cemeter y on Dyer's Branch.
Creek and Arkansas Co., Ar. Susan passed away July 14 ,
Ernest left home at the age of 13, and went to live with the ThomasJudson Fisher (Jr.) family . Mr. Fisher was an attorney and practiced lawin Carthage. At that time, the Fishers lived o n Rte. 70 bet weenBallenger Rd and Carthage. A few years later Ernest helped them in theirmov e to Nashville. He was 17 when he joined the Army in 1920. He spent ayear in Texas before ret urning to Smith County. H e found
work on a road crew and spent time in and around the Boston Spring areabefore joining the Nav y the following year. He spent 33 years in theservice, and retired in 1954 as a Commander. Hi s formal sc hooling,ended in the 8th grade. All of this schooling took place at the Hogan'sC reek School.
oining the Nav y the following year. He spent 33 years in
The Myers Department Store Picture page shows a reciept and letter forJames Thomas Clark.

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