Living

Living married Living [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Living
2. Joseph 'Robin' Richmond was born on 10 Jul 1953 in Dumont, Bergen County, New Jersey, USA.
3. Living
4. Living

Other Events and Attributes:

• Cause of Death: Congestive Heart Failure
• Residence: 1900, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Age 4; son of Jacob and Sarah E Richmond; Older brothers Archie (16), Augustus (12), Albert (10)
• Residence: 1910, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Age 14, Son of Jacob R and Sarah E Richmond; older brother Albert E (19)
• Residence: 1917, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA
• Military: Feb 1918, Parris Island, Beaufort County, South Carolina, USA; Marines basic training
• Military: Betw 17 Feb 1918 and 16 Feb 1922, France & Germany; U.S. Marines active and reserve dury. Most notably the Battle of Somme-Py (Blanc Mont), where he won the Distinguished Service Cross and the French Croix de Guerre
• Military: Betw Dec 1918 and Jun 1919, Segendorf, Neuwied, Palatinate; "The Watch On The Rhine", after the armistice
• Residence: 1920, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Age 24; Son of Jacob R and Sarah E Richmond, Occupation: Clerk at Woolen Mill
• Occupation: Betw 1924 and 1962, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Insurance Broker
• Residence: 1930, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Age 34, Married to Edith K Richmond; Children: Anne (5), Mary N (3 10/12), Clarence Jr (2 1/12), Joseph R (2/12); Insurance Salesman
• Residence: 1940, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Age 46; Married to Edith; Children Ann (16), Nancy (13), Clarence(12), Joe R (10); Occupation: Insurance Agent; Highest grade finished: 1st Year College
• Residence: 1955, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Insurance rep

Notes:

My grandfather, Clarence Richmond, kept a diary during his time in the U.S. Marines during World War 1 - including his time on the battlefront. He then expanded it into a memoir that tells quite a remarkable story, and has several poignant passages. In 1997, I published it online at http://www.robinrichmond.com/wardiary/

He arrived at the front toward the end of the epic Battle of Belleau Wood, earned the Distinguished Service Cross and other medals at the Battle of Blanc Mont Ridge, and participated in the decisive Meuse-Argonne offensive, which culminated a brutal crossing of the Meuse River on the last night of the war.

His diary and other artifacts of his time in the war are on display at the Museum of Five Points in Cleveland, Tennessee.

The memoir is quoted (among other places) in a description of the Battle of Blanc Mont Ridge at http://www.worldwar1.com/dbc/bm1.htm

The passage from my grandfather's memoir that is, to me, the most poignant and memorable is about a battle on November10, 1918 - the last night of World War 1 - when the 5th Marines were asked to take the East bank of the Meuse River under very heavy fire from the Germans stationed on the hills above the river. (See www.robinrichmond.com/wardiary/diary20.htm ) He reveals the desperation and carnage of the night without hyperbole, and waxes eloquently on the controversy of requiring soldiers to engage in a difficult battle even after the cease-fire was negotiated, but before it went into effect. He also noted dryly that, as he prepared for that battle, "for the millionth time, I agreed with Gen. Sherman about war".

That passage is especially memorable because, in 2012, I went on a remarkable World War 1 - themed tour of Belgium and France that featured the exploits of the U.S. Marines. When I signed up for the tour, I learned that the guide was Mike Hanlon, a WW1 historian who had contacted me at least ten years previously when he first found my grandfather's memoir online. It turned out that he was using the memoir as a primary source for his detailed itinerary. Visiting the Nov 10 crossing site was a key stop on the tour - though none of us (Mike included) knew exactly how to reach the site by road. When we arrived in the vicinity of the crossing, our 16-passenger bus bounced through farm fields and a forest as we search for the crossing site. When we finally saw the river, we got out of the bus for a better look, and I read aloud the words that my grandfather had written about that battle. As we got back on the bus, Mike told me "When I planned this trip, I intended for someone to read that passage to the group, but I had no idea whatsoever that it might be read by Clarence Richmond's grandson."

- Robin Richmond


Buried:
GRid=39692853; portrait in military dress uniform; Very simple in-ground marker in family plot, plus an in-ground military marker with the inscription "Cpl US Marine Corps, World War I"

Clarence married Edith Kuykendall Hutcheson on 18 Jul 1923 in Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama, USA. Edith (daughter of Leander Travis (L.T.) Hutcheson, Sr and Olive Irene Kuykendall) was born on 10 Mar 1898 in Pikeville, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA; died on 9 Jul 1996 in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, USA; was buried in Fort Hill Cemetery, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1900, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA
• Residence: 1910, Warren County, Tennessee, USA; Age 12, with widowed father L.T. (55), siblings Mattie(21), John (16), David(9), LT(5)
• Education: Abt 1918, Spencer, Van Buren County, Tennessee, USA; Burritt College (Private K-12 school)
• Residence: 1920, Warren County, Tennessee, USA; Civil District 4; Age: 21; Single; living with parents
• Residence: Betw 1924 and 1981, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA
• Residence: 1930, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA
• Residence: 1940, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA
• Occupation: Betw 1950 and 1963, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Teacher; Taught grade school after the children were grown
• Residence: 1955, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA
• Residence: Betw 1981 and 1995, Searcy, White County, Arkansas, USA; Moved to Searcy, AR near her daughter, Ann, after her husband died.
• Residence: 1995, Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, USA; Lived in a nursing home near her son, Clarence

Notes:

My grandmother was very dear to me. I spent several weeks in several summers with my Richmond grandparents in Cleveland, Tennessee. They knew of my love for baseball, and enrolled me in little league at least a couple of times. We'd run up into the Smoky Mountains occasionally, or go down to Rock City or up to Aunt Mattie's home. They took me to a family reunion in Spencer at least once. Granddad also would take me fishing on Tennessee River lakes.

I remember Grandmother as nurturing, and I remember her smile - and I long for the taste of her dill seed bread. She taught grade school, and I learned about the Trail of Tears and other stories of American history from her. In later years, she was an avid bird-watcher and was able to attract many birds to her garden window.

I suppose that her nurturing attitude toward me is sadly ironic, considering that, as a mother, she was so dedicated to the overwhelming care of her physically and mentally disabled son Joe Robin (my namesake, who died at 17) that she was not particularly nurturing to my father and his sisters when they were young.

She carried pain from her younger years throughout her life. She was not able to talk about Joe Robin; I never learned where his name came from. She never got over her anger toward the girl who tripped her 14-year-old sister Clemma, causing a fall from which she died with a ruptured spleen. Nor could she let go of her bitterness toward her step-mother, who was disliked (to put it mildly) by all of her siblings, and who repeatedly threatened to send Edith to an orphan home.

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From James Murphy (her sister Mattie's son-in-law):
Edith Kuykendall Hutcheson married Clarence L. Richmond on July 23, 1923. They had four children. They lived in Cleveland, Tennessee where Clarence had a successful insurance agency. Since Edith was the youngest daughter, she had the youngest husband. Her sisters were all widows. In their retirement years Clarence and Edith would take Mattie, Fannie and Mary on long trips through the west and other parts of the country. They were all big talkers and all would try to tell you about the trips at the same time.
- Transcribed from Jame's journals by Alice Holloman Murphy, James' daughter in law

Buried:
GRid=39692855; In-ground grave marker

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Farmer, Carpenter
• Residence: 1860, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Age: 1, with parents Wm (38) and Mary (22) and younger brother John H (2/12), and cousin John Putnam (19).
• Residence: 1870, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Jacob Wattenbarger (61) Farmer. Real Estate:$1200, Personal:$900. Susannah (52), sons Jacob (22) & George W(18), widowed dau Mary Richmond (32), (new pg) Mary's sons Jacob (12), John H (11). Jacob W Sr & Susannah cannot write. Jacob R cannot read or wri
• Residence: 1880, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Mary Richmond (35)(sic), widowed, sons Jacob (21) brother J.H. (19). Says Mary cannot read or write (I'm very sure that this is wrong) Right above Wm Trewhitt, and then Levi Trewhitt (farmers, not Judge Trewhitt)
• Residence: 1900, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Jacob Richmond(42) Farmer. Wife Sarah E(39). Married 20 yrs. Births:4. Sons Archie R(16), Augustus(12), Albert E(10), and Clarence (4). Everyone over 8 can read&write. Two families above Jacob's mother and step-father, Mary & Gilmore Randolph.
• Residence: 1910, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Jacob Richmond(51) Farmer; wife Sarah E (48), Married 27 yrs. Sons Albert E(19) and Clarence L (14).
• Residence: 1920, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Jacob Richmond (60) Carpenter; Wife Sarah E (58). Son Clarence L (24). Address: 405 E 25th St. Owns home free of mortgage.

Notes:

Buried:
GRid=39692857; Very simple in-ground marker

Jacob married Sarah Elizabeth (Lizzie) Bacon on 30 Apr 1882 in Bradley County, Tennessee, USA. Sarah (daughter of Benjamin Franklin Bacon and Mary Ann Trewhitt) was born on 30 Apr 1861 in Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; died on 25 May 1946 in Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; was buried in Fort Hill Cemetery, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1870, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Benjamin F Bacon (38) Farmer. Wife Mary A(39), Children: David M(9), Elizabeth(8), Alice E(5), Joseph(3), Louisa(2). Real Estate:$2500, Personal:$1000
• Residence: 1880, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Frank Bacon(45) Farmer. Father b PA, Mother b.??. Wife Mary(43) Father&Mother b.NC, Children D. M.(20), Sarah E.(19), Alice E.(15), Joseph A.(17), Louiza A.(11), B.F.(9), Rosia(5)
• Residence: 1900, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Jacob Richmond(42) Farmer. Wife Sarah E(39). Married 20 yrs. Births:4. Sons Archie R(16), Augustus(12), Albert E(10), and Clarence (4). Everyone over 8 can read&write. Two families above Jacob's mother and step-father, Mary & Gilmore Randolph.
• Residence: 1910, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA
• Residence: 1910, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Jacob Richmond(51) Farmer; wife Sarah E (48), Married 27 yrs. Sons Albert E(19) and Clarence L(14).
• Residence: 1920, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Jacob Richmond (60) Carpenter; Wife Sarah E (58). Son Clarence L (24). Address: 405 E 25th St. Owns home free of mortgage.
• Residence: 1930, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Elizabeth Richmond(68); Widowed. Home Owned: Home Value: $2000
• Residence: 1940, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Elizabeth Richmond(79) Widowed, 314 35th St, Home owned, value or monthly rental:$1000

Notes:

Buried:
GRid=39692856; as Elizabeth Bacon Richmond; very simple in-ground marker

Died:
Family records say May 24, but her death certificate clearly says the 25th, at least twice, as does her newspaper obituary

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1860, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA; Age 5; Son of Joseph and Narcissa Hutcheson, along with 2 siblings.
• Residence: 1870, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA; Listed as "G.V", age 15, son of FJ and NA Hutcheson, with 6 younger siblings. Occupation:Farm Hand.
• Residence: 1880, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA; 26; Single (living alone); Farmer
• Residence: 1900, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA; As Lee A Hutcheson. 45, Married 19 years. Wife Ollie(40), plus Pearly(18), Katie(17), Mary(15), Mattie(13),Fannie(10). John(7), Clemma(3), Edith(2); Farmer; Owns own farm free from mortgage.
• Residence: Abt 1902, Spencer, Van Buren County, Tennessee, USA; Moved to Spencer and worked as a shopkeeper to send children to Burritt College (a Church of Christ elementary/secondary school) in Spencer.
• Residence: 1910, Warren County, Tennessee, USA; As L.T. Hutcheson. Widowed; farmer, age 55. Children Mattie(21), John (16), Edith(12), David(9), LT(5)
• Residence: 12 Sep 1917, Rock Island, Warren County, Tennessee, USA
• Residence: 1920, Warren County, Tennessee, USA; Civil District 4; As L.T. Hutchison, 65, wife Alma, and 4 children: including Pearlie (38), Edith (21),JamesDavid (19), and L.T. Jr (15). Occupation:Farmer.
• Residence: 1930, White County, Tennessee, USA; Age 75; Married; Wife Alma, also Rebecca "Farley", an Aunt (of his wife). Occupation: Farmer (actively working)
• Probate: 11 Jan 1934, White County, Tennessee, USA; Died intestate; estate administered by W.L. Swallows, his son-in-law

Notes:

Leander Travis Hutcheson Sr. married Alma Freiley in 1910. None of his children approved, or got along well with her - to say the least. My (Robin's) Grandmother, Edith, was 11 at the time, and she told us that her stepmother regularly threatened to send her away to an orphanage. At age 98, Edith still resented her step mother bitterly.

James Murphy (husband of L.T.'s granddaughter Elizabeth Swallows) reports:
None of Leander Travis Sr.'s children should have married "Miss" Alma and as soon as they could they went on their own. After Grandpa died Jan. 16, 1934 she never shared anything from the home with any child. There was one exception: "Miss Alma" after some time married a Mr. Howard and lived on the Sparta-Cookeville highway and then one day in the 1950's Mattie Hutcheson Swallows stopped and asked her to give the family Bible with all the family records to her. She agreed to do so. It was rebound and the broken sheets were laminated.

See also the attached letters written by and about him


Birth:
Some records identify him as "Lee" Hutheson

Buried:
GRid=61645406; Short obit. Small upright stone. Inscription: Married to Olive Kuykendall Sept. 23 1880

Leander married Olive Irene Kuykendall on 23 Sep 1880 in Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA. Olive (daughter of James Edward Kuykendall and Mary Ann (Polly) Matheny) was born on 28 Feb 1860 in Putnam County, Tennessee, USA; died on 13 Sep 1908 in Spencer, Van Buren County, Tennessee, USA; was buried in Town Cemetery, Spencer, Van Buren County, Tennessee, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1860, Putnam County, Tennessee, USA; Age 3/12, with parents J.E (21) and Mary Kuykendall (20)
• Residence: 1870, Putnam County, Tennessee, USA
• Residence: 1880, Putnam County, Tennessee, USA
• Residence: 1900, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA; As Ollie Hutcheson(40). Husband Lee A (45), Children Pearly(18), Katie(17), Mary(15), Mattie(13),Fannie(10). John(7), Clemma(3), Edith(2)

Notes:

Buried:
GRid=80945818; Inscription: "Wife of L.T. Hutcheson" and "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on... they will rest from their labor" (Revelation 14:13)

Died:
"Slow fever"; remembered by her daughter Edith as Typhoid fever

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Farmer
• Residence: 1850, Subdivision 26, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Martha Richmond (78) (prob grandmother), with Mahala (24) & William R (27), plus their sister Martha's children Martha L Putnam (11) and John Putnam (9). Real Estate worth $300. 2 entries after S.D. Richmond (brother of Mahala, Wm, & Martha )
• Residence: 1860, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Wm Richmond (38) & Mary Richmond (22). Children Jacob (1) & John H (2/12). Also nephew John Putnam (19), son of Wm's sister Martha. Real estate: $1600, Personal estate:$100

William married Mary Wattenbarger on 11 Mar 1858 in Bradley County, Tennessee, USA. Mary (daughter of Jacob Adam Wattenbarger and Susannah Barger) was born on 3 Mar 1838 in Greene County, Tennessee, USA; died on 2 Sep 1914 in Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; was buried in Union Grove Church of Christ Cemetery, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Cause of Death: Dilated Heart/Athromatosos condition of Arteries
• Residence: 1850, Subdivision 26, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Jacob Wattenbarger(39); Wife Susanah (34); Children Adam(15), Sarah(15), Mary(12), Wiley(11), Cristean(10), Wilson(8), Samuel(7), Jacob(4)
• Residence: 1860, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Wm Richmond(38), Mary Richmond(22), Jacob Richmond (1), (page break), John H 2/12, plus John Putman (19), son of Wm's sister, Mary. Real estate:$1400, Personal Estate:$100
• Residence: 1870, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Widowed; Sons Jacob (12) and John H (11). Says Jacob cannot read or write.
• Residence: 1880, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Mary Richmond (35)(sic), widowed, sons Jacob (21) brother J.H. (19). Says Mary cannot read or write. Right above Wm Trewhitt, and then Levi Trewhitt (farmers, not Judge Trewhitt)
• Residence: 1900, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Gilmore Randolph(77) Farmer; wife Mary(60). Married 10 years(sic). She cannot read or write.

Notes:

Buried:
as Mary Randolph; GRid=70547115; large marble headstone; Inscription:d/o Jacob and Susan

Notes:

Married:
They lived in rural Bradley County, and had 2 children in a four-year marriage. He died in 1862.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1850, Subdivision 4, Washington County, Tennessee, USA; As Franklin Bacon (15), a farmer, with 3 brothers and parents Jacob (49) and Elizabeth (51)
• Residence: 1860, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; As Benj F, age 25; no occupation listed
• Residence: 1870, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; As Benjamin F Bacon(35), Farmer; Real estate $2500, personal estate $1000.
• Residence: 1870, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Improved:80ac, Woodlands:70ac, Farm:$2500, Machinery:$75, Horses:2, Milch Cows:3, Other cattle:6, Sheep:20, Swine:9, Livestock:$800, Winter wheat:??, Indian Corn:250bu, Wool:30lbs, Irish Potatoes:12Bu, Sweet Potatoes:12Bu, Butter:156lbs, Hay:1 ton, Molass
• Residence: 1880, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; As Frank Bacon (age 45), farmer.
• Residence: 1900, Richland Twp, Labette County, Kansas, USA; As Benjamin F Bacon (63), with wife Annie Bacon (28) and son Fred W (4), married in 1894. Occupation: F, Renting; living on Farm. Both parents born in Tennessee
• Residence: 1910, Washington, Stone County, Missouri, USA; As Benjamin F Bacon (75), with wife Anna (48) and son Fred (14). Farmer, Own farm Free of mortgage, Father born in Pa, Mother in Va.

Notes:

Residence:
With wife Mary Ann (23) and son David M (age 11/12), (both on next census page), evidently in father-in-law Levi Trewhitt's household


Residence:
With wife Mary A(33) and children David M(9), Elizabeth(8), Alice E(5), Joseph(3), Louisa(2). Only David is marked as attending school

Residence:
With wife Mary (43) and children D.M. (20-farming), Sarah E (19), Alice E(15-at school), Joseph A(13-farming), Louiza A(11-at school), B.F (9-at school), Rosia (5). Father born in PA [[NOT]], Mother born in VA.

Buried:
GRid=103609093; no headstone photo

Died:
Cause: Pneumonia; Senility

Benjamin married Mary Ann Trewhitt on 20 Aug 1858 in Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA. Mary (daughter of Judge Levi Trewhitt and Harriett Lavender) was born on 2 Apr 1836 in Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; died on 3 Feb 1886 in Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; was buried in Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1850, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; Subdivision 26; As Mary A Trewhitt (14), with parents Levi (52) and Harriett(47), and 11 siblings ranging in age from 4 to 30.
• Residence: 1860, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; District 5; As Mary A(25)
• Residence: 1870, Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; As Mary A (age 33)
• Residence: 1880, Bradley County, Tennessee, USA; As Mary (age 43)

Notes:

Residence:
With Benjamin Bacon (25) and son David M (age 11/12), evidently in father Levi Trewhitt's household with step-mother Nancy, 10 siblings, and a sister-in-law

Residence:
Wife of Benjamin F Bacon(35), with children David M(9), Elizabeth(8), Alice E(5), Joseph(3), Louisa(2). Only David is marked as attending school.
Immediately followed (on next census page) by her sisters Rebecca (25) and Jane Trewhitt (20) , and then (presumably) his mother Elizabeth Bacon, age 70.

Residence:
Wife of Frank Bacon (45) with children D.M. (20-farming), Sarah E (19), Alice E(15-at school), Joseph A(13-farming), Louiza A(11-at school), B.F (9-at school), Rosia (5). Mother and father born in N.C.

Buried:
GRid=162009401; Lists all her children and grandchildren. Grave not found. Her parents and one daughter are buried here, but husband Benjamin Franklin Bacon remarried and moved to Missouri.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1850, Eastern District, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA; Age 19. With parents John (50) and Nancy (44), and two sisters, Martha (17) and Mahaly (15)
• Residence: 1860, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA; Post office: Pikeville. As Joseph Hutcheson(30), Farmer; Wife Narcissa(26), Children: "S Travis"(5), Martha N(3); James(1). Real Estate Value: $3000, Personal estate: $2725
• Residence: 1870, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA; District 5. As F.J. Age 40. Wife N.A. 36. Children: G.V. (Leander Travis !?) 15; M.M. (Martha) 13; J.B. (James) 11; T.A. (Thomas) 8; D.E (Darius) 6; N.S. (Nancy) 3; A.C. (Andrew Campbell) 2
• Residence: 1880, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA; District 5. Age 40, Farmer; Wife: N.A (48); Children: T.A.(18), D.L.(15), N.S.(13); A.C.(10), S.E.(9)
• Residence: 1900, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA; District 5. As Joe F. (70); Widowed; Minister. Son Alex (actually Andrew) 31. and boarder Willie Farmer(18 )

Notes:

Gloria Robertson reports: "My grandmother, Anna Pankey Hanberry, told me of the occasion of her Grandfather Hutcheson's marriage. (I'm not sure if it was his second or third marriage.) His grandchildren staged a chivaree outside his house on the wedding night. After a lot of noisemaking from them he stormed out onto the porch pounding his cane and yelled "You kids, GIT!!" And they did!"

Buried:
GRid=66790500; Old, very dirty stone. His FindAGrave record has the obituary of his wife, Narcissa Myers Hutcheson.

Flavius married Narcissa Ann Myers on 7 Jun 1852 in Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA. Narcissa (daughter of John Blackburn Moyers and Mary Snoddy) was born on 10 Feb 1834 in Warren County, Tennessee, USA; died on 6 Nov 1896 in Cold Spring, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA; was buried in Smyrna Cemetery, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1850, Warren County, Tennessee, USA
• Residence: 1860, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA
• Residence: 1870, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA
• Residence: 1880, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA

Notes:

EJ Langtree says:
My grandmother, Anna Pankey Hanberry, told me of a memory from her mother, Melcena Hutcheson Pankey. As a little girl she hid with her mother, Narcissa Myers Hutcheson, under a trundle bed when Union raiders came into their home. She remembered the sounds of spurs on the steps as they approached. They survived undetected.

Buried:
GRid=66790642; Dark, dirty stone. Inscription: Wife of F.J. Hutcheson. (Obituary at husband's FindAGrave site.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1850, Jackson County, Tennessee, USA; Age 8, with parents Noah(39) & Katharine(35) and 7 siblings.
• Residence: 1860, Putnam County, Tennessee, USA; J.E. Kuykendall (21), with wife Mary (20) and daughter Olive (3/12). He's at the bottom of one page, with wife and daughter on the next. His parents follow immediately.
• Residence: 1870, Cookeville, Putnam County, Tennessee, USA; Age: 31; Farmer. Wife Sallie E(32), Daughters Illegible(6) Mary(4); RealEstateValue: 600; Occupation: Farmer
• Residence: 1870, Putnam County, Tennessee, USA; J.E. Kuykendall (31), Farmer, Spouse Sallie E(32), children Louis P(6), Mary A(4) (10 year old Olive is with his parents higher on the same page) Personal esrtate:1000, Real estate: 600.

Notes:

Buried:
GRid=64944850; as Rev James Edward Kuykendall. brief obit-Minister for the Churches of Christ. Round topped tall rectangular gravestone is barely legible

James married Mary Ann (Polly) Matheny on 26 Dec 1858 in Putnam County, Tennessee, USA. Mary (daughter of John Anderson Matheny and Lucinda Deatherage) was born on 24 Jun 1839 in Roane County, Tennessee, USA; died on 28 Oct 1860 in Putnam County, Tennessee, USA; was buried in Smyrna Cemetery, Cookeville, Putnam County, Tennessee, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1850, Jackson County, Tennessee, USA
• Residence: 1860, Putnam County, Tennessee, USA

Notes:

Buried:
GRid=40623708; no photos