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1	"Hugh Kennedy, brother of the Rev. James Kennedy, Hugh claimed he married Eleanor Walker in 1807. After six months she delivered a baby of which Hugh was not the father. Hugh petitioned for a divorce, starting a long court struggle, which ended in 1815 (Tennessee Senate and House Journal, Sept 7 to Oct 21, 1812. Monday, October 12th, 1812, House of Representatives). Adam M. and James signed some papers for Hugh; James Kennedy and John Gibson were surety for Hugh and were sued by Eleanor (D 1810 Circuit 134/42 and P 1810 Circuit 134/42 box 1). I have found no record of Hugh paying any taxes or owning land. He disappears from the record in 1815. Eleanor accused him of woman chasing and false pretenses." According to an article by James Ed Goff in "Tennessee Ancestors" entitled "Three Kennedy Families of Early Knox County, Tennessee."	Family: F9075
2	"James Kennedy married Martha J. Armstrong on 9 September 1847. The 1860 census lists children James (10), Moses (8), Alex (6), Robert (4), and William (2). There was a Mary E. (1) listed in the 1850 census, but she is not in the 1860 census." According to an article by James Ed Goff in "Tennessee Ancestors" entitled "Three Kennedy Families of Early Knox County, Tennessee."	Family: F9079
3	"Son and daughter died day of birth, 9 March 1841." According to an article by James Ed Goff in "Tennessee Ancestors" entitled "Three Kennedy Families of Early Knox County, Tennessee."	Family: F9069
4	"The following Knox County census records relate to the Adam Kennedy family:" 1830 Adam Kennedy 0-1-0-0-0-0-1/1-2-0-0-0-1 1840 Elizabeth Kennedy 0-0-0-1/0-1-3-0-0-0-1 Widow of Adam and their children 1850 Samuel Kennedy (25) Margaret E. (26) Mary Ann E. (4), Adam M. (2) Samuel Kennedy married Margaret Nail 19 December 1844 1860 Samuel Kennedy (35, Margaret (36), Mary (14), Adam (12), Martha (9), Margaret (7),Evaline (2), James Hollard (21) According to an article by James Ed Goff in "Tennessee Ancestors" entitled "Three Kennedy Families of Early Knox County, Tennessee."	Family: F1735
5	"The following Knox County census records relate to the Rev. James Kennedy family: 1830, Mary Kennedy, 0-1/0-1-1-1-1-0-0-i James (10), sisters, and Mary (53) 1830 Samuel Kennedy 1-0-0-0-1/0-0-0-1 Samuel (27, James B. (2), and wife Mary Ann 1840, Mary Kennedy, 0-1-0-1/0-0-1-0-0-0-0-0-1 James (20), unknown boy, daughter, and Mary (3) 1840, Samuel Kennedy 1-2-1-0-0-1/0-0-0-0-0-0-1 Samuel (36), James B. (12), John W. B. (10), Samuel B. (8), William M. (2), wife Mary Ann (32) 1850, James Kennedy (farmer)(29), Martha (23), Mary E. (1), James (1/12), James Kennedy married Martha J. Armstrong 9 September 1847, Knox County. 1850 Samuel Kennedy (farmer) (43), Mary Ann (42), James Bell (farmer) (21), John Washington (farmer) (20), Samuel B. (school) (18), William M. (school) (15), Adam W. (school) (9), Swansey W. (6), Ebenezer Monroe (4), Hugh Riley (2) 1860, Mary Kennedy (73), Mary Jane Gibson (20), James Gibson (18). The widow of Rev. James Kennedy living with her grandchildren. The Vance papers show Isabella T. Kennedy married John Gibson. Their children were Mary Jane Gibson and James Kennedy Gibson. 1860, James Kennedy (39) Martha (33), James (10), Moses (8), Alex (6), Robert (4), William (2), George Mirdon (21) 1860 Samuel Kennedy (56), Mary (52), John (29), Samuel (25), Wm. (21), Adam (19), Sorrangy (15) (M), Ebenezer (12), Riley (19), May (7), Easter Blake (40)" According to an article by James Ed Goff in "Tennessee Ancestors" entitled "Three Kennedy Families of Early Knox County, Tennessee."	Family: F1782
6	17 Sep 2010: E-mail from Eleanor Edmondson to Joyce Disharoon: "Comments: According to the 1776 MD State census the following data confirms that the first 6 issue of Joseph Hixson and Susannah (unknown) were born in MD are as follows: Andrew ca 1766 Frederick Co MD. He said on the 1860 MO census that he was 85 and born in MD. William ca 1768 MD; Joseph ca 1770 MD; Timothy ca 1774 MD. This is the only surviving record for her; Susannah ca 1776 MD. She said the wrong age on the 1850 TN census, but she said born in MD. Other issue were born later. Perhaps, all were born in MD or some in TN. Have found only two living until the 1850 census." 17 Sep 2010 follow-up by Eleanor: "I just got thru visiting with the head of the DAR Genealogy Dept. in Wash. last week. We were originally put into DAR with basically the correct data for Joseph Hixson. However, there was a cousin who entered the service record for a Joseph Hixson in Hunterdon Co., NJ which has caused any problems as well as a Hixson writing a wild idea in his book about a Hixson. I am tying to get DAR to give us back our Joseph's MD RW records and get rid of the Joseph from NJ. At present I can only document our Joseph Hixson in Frederick and Washington Cos. MD. Besides the census for his family there are MD deeds, MD tax records, MD RW service records, MD Oath to the US. I have found nothing thus far in NJ except the other Josephs. The rest of the issue were documented from the Will of Joseph in 1803. I noticed you had some people that are not his issue. Ephraim born ca 1778 MD; John born ca 1780 MD; Benjamin; James. There were only 10 kids documented between the census and the Will." Note: There are two points of view on this issue, and both are working towards resolving the New Jersey vs. Maryland issue.	Family: F2042
7	1783 Adam Willhight pays taxes in Greene County, TN. Jul 1788 Adam Wilheight receives 200 acres from state of North Carolina for land in Washington County, TN. Feb 1795 Adam Wilhoit sells 164 acres in Greene County, TN Feb 1796 Adam Willhite buys 250 acres from Abraham Swagerty on Dumplin Creek & North French Broad Rover in Jefferson county, TN. Matthyias Wilhite and Ezekiel Wilhite witness the deed.	Family: F363
8	1850 Bradley County TN Federal Census, Subdivision 26; Roll M432_871; Image 471; Page 236 1380 1380 Eli King 65 born in Tennessee; farmer; value 1200 Nancy 26 born in Tennessee; daughter	Family: F31
9	According to an article by James Ed Goff in "Tennessee Ancestors" entitled "Three Kennedy Families of Early Knox County, Tennessee: "In 1819 he bought 80- and 90- acre tracts on Swan Pond Creek from John Witt, bringing him up to 444 acres [including 274 acres bought on 1 March 1805]. He is shown with 444 acres in the 1826 Knox County tax list, and Kennedy heirs are shown with 444 acres in the 1827 and 1828 tax lists. Swan Pond Creek is in East Knox County in what is known as the Forks of the River area. Dr. J. G. M. Ramsey refers to property owned by James Kennedy located 'on the north side of the French Broad river about five miles above the Lebanon Church.' (J. G. M. Ramsey, "The History of Lebanon Presbyterian Church 1791: In the Fork, Five Miles east of Knoxville Tennessee" Knoxville TN: Larew Printing Co., 1918, p. 13)."	Family: F1782
10	Benjamin Grayson, Bondsman	Family: F904
11	Bondsmen: Andrew Hixson and Sparling Bowman	Family: F66
12	Elizabeth Rountree was a friend of Samuel Houston per records of Alice Faye Hilburn	Family: F1714
13	Emmerson Roberts was J.P.	Family: F8700
14	Family information from Alice Faye Hilburn is a marriage date of 2 Oct 1794. Marriage registration was 10 Feb 1794	Family: F587
15	Film # 0944386 Md. rec. of Greene Co. File # 295. Witnessed by Dan Kenned y	Family: F2855
16	From Barbara Brinkley's mother's research: Leta Seabourn, widow of Joseph Delano Seabourn, said that Oscar and his wife, Sadie, had been married only two months when Oscar was shot by the Doolin gang. Sadie was a schoolteacher and on this day was teaching at Cave Springs country school. A man rode out on horseback to tell her that Oscar had been shot. Sadie told Leta the same bullet went through Joseph C. (Oscar's brother) and then lodged in Oscar. It was never removed and Oscar was a cripple for the rest of his life. He died ten years later at Monette MO from lead poisoning caused by the bullet, Sadie said. Ed Oscar Seabourn, grandson of Sadie, told me that Sadie remarried about four years after Oscar died. Joseph Delano, Ed's father, could not accept the fact of Sadie's second marriage; wouldn't go to the wedding and stayed outside all night, crying. Helen, Ed's sister, said Sadie is buried beside her second husband, a Mr. Rock. Sadie said although she loved Oscar dearly, she didn't get to live with him but ten years before his death and wished to be buried beside Mr. Rock, as they lived together much longer. If she and Mr. Rock had any children, I was not told of any. While attending the Seabourn reunion on June 21, 1981, Joseph Thornton Seabourn read this and he said this is a mistake about Sadie being buried by Mr. Rock; that she is buried by her two children, Joseph Delano and Joyce C.	Family: F9084
17	From Cheryl Walters Parr, descendant: James Alexander "Jim" Vance was the son of John and Mary Ann (Chidester) Vance. He grew up in Knoxville and Strawberry Plains (Mossy Creek) TN. He married Nancy Ann "Tensie Ann" Steele who was the daughter of William H. and Eliza (Wilmuth) Steele. She was born Nov 8, 1873 near Tellico Plains TN; died April 28, 1949. She was a loving mother who also supported the youth in the Garner community.	Family: F1766
18	From Family records of Cheryl Walters Parr: James Alexander Vance and wife Tensie Ann Vance and Baby Ethel Lee left Knoxville, Tenn. on the 4th of Oct 1894; arrived in Weatherford, TX, Parker Co. on the 7th of Oct 1894.	Family: F1766
19	From micro-film; Hamilton County Marriages 1880-1884	Family: F1069
20	From Paul Webb, descendant John and Jane Adams McElwee were almost certainly James' parents, but to my knowledge no one has absolute proof.	Family: F14631
21	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F367
22	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1176
23	In 1792 William was again recorded among his family and friends in Bedford Co. VA. On Dec. 6, 1792 he married Elizabeth Raulston the 22 year old daughter of Matthew Raulston of Bedford Co. VA. William was 34 years old.	Family: F2871
24	Information about Joe and Leta Pauline Seabourn is from grandson Michael R. Berry. All of these folks were from the NE corner of OK but had some connections in Texas and New Mexico (Hobbs NM) mainly because my Grandfather was employed building the old wooden oil derricks in the oil fields in these areas. The Cherokee connection comes from the folks living in the area of the Oklahoma Ozarks. My brothers and my children are all register members of the Cherokee Tribe.	Family: F14521
25	Information from Alex Campbell. They had at least 5 children.	Family: F14561
26	Information from Alice Faye Hilburn and Alex Campbell. John and Hannah had at least 6 children.	Family: F14563
27	Information is from descendant Alex Campbell who is William and Mary Ann's great, great, great grandson. He indicates that both William and Mary Ann King Campbell and her sister, Janet King and husband Patrick Burns, moved to what would become Alabama, Shelby County, about 1809.Their graves have not been located. William's wife and sons had large plantations in North Dallas County, AL. Many of the Campbell notes that Alex has were prepared by another descendant of William and Mary Ann and they are about 80 years old. Alex got some of the material when his cousin passed, but hurricane Katrina wiped most of them out. The notes indicated that the Kings were related to the Crockett line and that the Campbell "boys" lived near him when he was young. There is also a note indicating that William King of North Carolina was John King's father.	Family: F587
28	Information is from records of Alice Faye Hilburn	Family: F587
29	Information is from records of Alice Faye Hilburn	Family: F1711
30	Information is from records of Alice Faye Hilburn	Family: F1712
31	Information is from records of Alice Faye Hilburn	Family: F1713
32	Information provided by Alice Faye Hilburn	Family: F1716
33	John [int. Rolston Jr.] and Dorothy Nicholson, Mar. 9, 1707 by Mr. Benjamin Wadsworth	Family: F2892
34	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F8663
35	Marriage date from Indiana State Library On-Line records. Lettice Tyner & Benjamin Grayson.	Family: F1245
36	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1467
37	Marriage document; Phelps Co., MO	Family: F1485
38	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F6477
39	Marriage record can be found at the Phelps County courthouse Book 1, page 321.	Family: F1478
40	Marriage: book 9, page 610 located at archives in Jefferson City, MO	Family: F1490
41	Married By; Rev William Cooper	Family: F2900
42	Married: 23 OCT 1760 in Fairfax Monthly Meeting, Loudoun Co., Married: 23 DEC 1760 in Fairfax MH, Loudoun Co., VA Married: ABT 1762 in Loudoun, Virginia Note: Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, Vol VI, Fairfax Monthly Meeting, Page 478 Benjamin,Joseph, Loudoun Co., Va.; m 23-10-1760 at Fairfax MH, Ann Roberts, Loudon Co., Va. Also From: Marriages of Loudoun Co., Virginia, Compiled by Mary Alice Wertz, 1757-1853, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1985, p. 21.	Family: F8668
43	Mary Ann Howell was from Perry County, Alabama	Family: F1711
44	Mary filed suit against son Samuel in 1841. The Rev. James Kennedy's will required James and Samuel to support their mother, Mary. Mary claimed in the suit. 'Now may it please your Honour, the aforesaid Samuel Kennedy has in his possession all the most valuable part of the said Plantation, and has never contributed anything for the support of your oratrix and utterly refuses so to do.' At this time Samuel was 37 years old, and James was 21 years old." According to an article by James Ed Goff in "Tennessee Ancestors" entitled "Three Kennedy Families of Early Knox County, Tennessee."	Family: F1782
45	Monroe County Marriages 1833-1891 has Parmelia listed as Milly Grayson.	Family: F892
46	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1597
47	No children per the information at the McClung Historical Library, Knoxville, TN	Family: F9089
48	One source says 1676	Family: F1785
49	per Census of 1900	Family: F127
50	Per Cheryl Walters Parr, Henry Clay Vance and Katherine Vance were first cousins.	Family: F1756