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My name is Jenny. My second paternal great grandmother was Etta Olive Tull. She was the granddaughter of Daniel Brown Tull and Olive Gray. "
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Will James Randolph Poe Myers McMilian McIntyre McIntire McEntire Horn Morton Huggins Cooper Johnson Cox Tull Neff Pennywitt Harpine Scherman Sherman Rogers Meredith Davis Walker Spence Scott Ballentine Vallentine Hall Taylor Lee Dunlap Greer Pickett Quick Edge Bell Pugh Myers
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- United States of America particularly the Southern States
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Advanced Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- find out more about my family.
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
- http://geneadiva.blogspot.com/
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My Introduction
Posted on July 12, 2009 at 5:49pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I posted this on the Introduction Forum and decided to copy and place as my first blog so I can easily find it later.
I'm Margaret Ann from Tennessee. I have been researching my elusive family since 1983. I really appreciate having U.S. census records at my finger tips 24/7 as when I started I had to go to the public library and they certainly didn't have all the census records available on microfilm either, much less an index. The 1910 census was available and I still remember the… Continue
I'm Margaret Ann from Tennessee. I have been researching my elusive family since 1983. I really appreciate having U.S. census records at my finger tips 24/7 as when I started I had to go to the public library and they certainly didn't have all the census records available on microfilm either, much less an index. The 1910 census was available and I still remember the… Continue
Comment Wall (17 comments)
- At 7:56pm on July 24, 2009,
barbara tull said…
- Thankyou! Which Tull are you looking for? Am behind about 60 e-mails or more, if you have already mentioned it, forgive this old gray head. Barbara
- At 5:55pm on July 24, 2009,
- Hi Kathy
- At 5:51pm on July 24, 2009,
- Hi Margaret. I am still learning about GW also. Darlene invited me to join. Have a nice weekend.
- At 4:48pm on July 24, 2009,
Darlene Conner Sampley said…
- Hi Margaret--YES--Glad you want to be friends! I saw your name on the lists the other day but wanted to check with Julia Mills to remind me how you two were related since she's the one who "introduced" US. AND, yes, we're related through Will and Pennywitt. John Pennywitt and Susan Wills were my 3g-grandparents--down through Mary Ann Pennywitt/Frederick Huffman; James William Huffman/Susana Swartz; Sarah Catherine Huffman/William Bennett Conner; Walter Ross Conner/Arlene Noyes; and then me. This is my first attempt at a social networking site and I'm still trying to feel my way around! Already learned my Huffman line in back of Frederick is WRONG! It's still fun--particularly to talk with others I've met before! Glad Julia's on the site too! Happy researching--til later. Darlene
- At 6:02am on July 17, 2009,
Diana L. Carlson said…
- Margaretann, to answer your question about the HITE reunion. First off, I've never been to one of those HITE reunions, when I was a kid, we used to always go to the SEDAM family reunions, those were fun. But back to the HITE family reunion, the information is available on the website http://hiteassociation.org where there is lots of information available; it says they have a HITE family reunion once every 3 years at the Belle Grove Plantation. My second cousin just recently did some genealogy work in the Shenandoah area, but then he had to return to California and told me he couldn't go, can I go instead? So I'm going. My husband is looking forward to going thru some of the American Revolutionary sites and tours. Should be fun. I've never been to the Shenandoah Valley area before, except thru it on the Interstate, so this will be a first for me. Diana
- At 6:33pm on July 14, 2009,
- I read that you are related to BOWMAN and HITE. Me too, from Jost HITE thru his daughter Mary HITE who married George BOWMAN. Will you be attending the HITE Family Reunion in late July? I'm going. Diana
- At 5:25pm on July 13, 2009,
- Thanks Margaret Ann. Great idea to start this group! Tamara
- At 10:15am on July 13, 2009,
Ben Sayer said…
- Hi, Margaretann.
Thank you for befriending me and joining my program for establishing a genealogical materials steward.
----Ben
- At 8:10pm on July 12, 2009,
Nancy Wardlow Kennedy said…
- Boy - I Have lost it. I was looking at a June calendar. It is HARDIN COUNTY ON JULY 16, THURSDAY NIGHT. I am going. We can ride togther if you wish we could met at old PJ's. Nancy
- At 7:47pm on July 12, 2009,
- I have tired to connect my Huggins line to the Huggins that were in north McNairy County very early. There is a deed about the heirs of a Luke Huggins ?, I think. We discussed it many years ago. Others have tried to connect. I think we are connected but just how, I don't know. My Phillip Huggins had a son named Luke, so I feel that he had a brother named Luke?
As for the Wardlaw. I don't think that is mine. Our Wardlow bunch came from Rockingham, North Carolina. I don't have all my Wardlow info on computer so don't know exactley where I stand.
As for the Hooker/James relationship. That is part of of the Thomas Benton Hooker line who followed my Samuel Hooker to McNairy County. that is a direct line of my tenth cousin Lynn James. I have quite a bit on this Hooker line. Lynn has more on the James line.
I am going to Hardeman County Historical Society Meetin Tuesday night. Do you want to go. Nancy
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