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some say Burr Manning Cem., near Watervale/Punch, Smith Co. TN
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Listed in 1860 in Dekalb Co., TN (Smithville), 1880/1900 Smith Co., TN.Enoch served in the 25 th Inf. Company F. His death was with pneumonia atage 82. Family tradition states that he wa s despondent over the death ofCaroline. He gave Mary Ann to the Null grandparents to raise a nd he wentto Kentucky for a while. Denton Cemetery is sometimes called BurrManning Cemetery.

Enoch Fisher's life is recorded as entry F298 on page 475 of The Historyof Smith County Tenne ssee, ISBN -88107-079-3 c 1987. The entry was madeby Linda F. Pope. It is in error concerni ng Mary Lee Fisher, daughter of
Enoch & Elizabeth Malone. It says she married Leonard Word who wasactually her son. She actua lly married John Word. The text missing isbasically:

. . . . ,, the daughter of Yancy and Rhoda Malone. (insert A here) Tothis union were born tw o children, Mary Lee who married (insert B here)Leonard Word and James Neal "Jim" who marrie d Mary Ann Joh nson. Elzabethdied August 10, 1868. A. Yancy and Rhoda had 9 children. The thi rd child,Sara Elizabeth married Enoch Fisher in 1865. B. John Wesley Word had,Leonard Word , a son. . . . .

The Enoch & Sara Jane Violet Fisher Family picture is shown. MaloneFamily (F500) page 583 , states Enoch Fisher 1st married Mary CarolineNull, the daughter of Jane and Jacob Null.

Enoch enlisted September 23, 1961 at or near Buffalo Valley, Putnam Co.,TN in Shaw's Company , CO., F, 25th TN Regiment Infantry. On March 10,1862 he was elected 1st Lieutenant at Corri nth, Mississi ppi. Hecontracted cholera and a kidney disorder and was hospitalized inChatta nooga. On Sept 16, 1863 he was discharged from the service due tohealth. The then returned h ome to Punch (Watervale) to farm.

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Hunt Loda Eugene [Male] b. --Not Shown--

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Simpson Rebecca Ellen [Female] b. 21 JUL 1850

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Simpson Peter [Male]

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Gannon Nitha Ann [Female]

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Petty James A. [Male] b. 9 SEP 1847 TN - d. 5 APR 1930 Fristoe, Benton Co., MO

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Phyllis Petty Gunkel said was not sure why her grandparents left
Tennessee and headed west but
stayed after the war ended in 1864 and expected it was to start a new
life out west. Five of their
children were born in Tennessee. James joined the army when he was 14
years old and later got
married when they both were 18 in December of 1895. They traveled to
Sedalia, MO by ox cart
probably to join a wagon train west since Sedalia was their starting
point. Some of the children
moved on west after they were grown. Uncle Tom was in Texas punching
cows in 1913. He
married Sally Brandon who was related to Margaret and they settled in
Phoenix, Arizona.