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knoxcotn-digest Tuesday, March 27 2001 Volume 01 : Number 138

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Date: Sun, 25 Mar 2001 13:44:11 -0500

From: "Billie R. McNamara" <knox@tngenweb.org>

Subject: [KnoxCoTN] Origin and frequency of the name "Didama"

My sister is transcribing some 1880 census records from Tuckahoe

(Knox/Sevier/Jefferson border area). She asked me about Didama, and I told

her I've seen it often as a woman's given name in this area. But, I don't

know what its origin is or how frequently it really was used.

Does anybody have any info on it?

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Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 08:37:31 EST

From: KAT3946429@aol.com

Subject: [KnoxCoTN] BEETS

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I am so embarrassed that I need to write and ask the person who I promised

some BEET information to please contact me as I've lost the email with the

address. Thank you so much, and I apologize for having to do this over the

whole mailing list. Nina

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<HTML>I am so embarrassed that I need to write and ask the person who I promised

some BEET information to please contact me as I've lost the email with the

address.  Thank you so much, and I apologize for having to do this over the

whole mailing list.  Nina</HTML>

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Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 10:34:23 -0500

From: "Billie R. McNamara" <knox@tngenweb.org>

Subject: [KnoxCoTN] Genealogy survey for Master's Thesis

Please help spread the word about this -- I confirmed with Ms. Drake

through private e-mail that this is a legitimate activity:

The Fullerton Genealogy Study

California State University, Fullerton

Nearly 60% of U.S. residents participate in some genealogical activities

with worldwide figures not

readily available. Yet there is sparse information about the millions of

people involved in this rewarding hobby and what needs are met by the

pursuit of one's ancestors.

A thesis project designed to address these questions is being conducted at

California State University Fullerton. Interested genealogists and family

historians are being asked to fill out a 20 minute survey online. All

information will be anonymously collected and no identifying information

about individual answers will be divulged. See the survey at:

http://psych.fullerton.edu/genealogy

This research project is being conducted by Pamela J. Drake, a Master of

Arts student

in Psychology at California State University, Fullerton and is supervised

by William D. Marelich, Ph.D. Questions or comments about the study may be

directed to the researchers at: email:

genealogy_study@hotmail.com telephone: (714) 278-7052

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Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 15:19:33 -0500

From: "Billie R. McNamara" <knox@tngenweb.org>

Subject: [KnoxCoTN] Truly unique gift idea

We are always searching for something really, truly personal to give for

special occasions, right? Well, I truly believe this is

it... http://fly.to/minis

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Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 20:09:13 EST

From: Tenc@aol.com

Subject: [KnoxCoTN] Knox Co TN area phone directories: Davis Exchange

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This is from the June 1916 directory of the Peoples Telephone and Telegraph

Company, Knox Co and surrounding areas. The names only appear; no address, no

telephone number. You are instructed to call County Operator and ask for the

party and exchange wanted. Conversations on these lines are limited to five

minutes.

Davis Exchange, Sharp Chapel, Tenn.

Baker, C L

Baker, J F

Baker & Ousley - Mdse

Barker, W H

Barker, Wm

Beason, P L

Beason, Prock

Beason, W M

Beeler, Wm

Berry, Henry

Boruff, Rosen

Brogan, J G

Brogan, Will

Browning, Wm

Cary, Frank

Cole, George

Cole, Joseph - Mdse

Cole, Thomas

Collins, Jacob

Collins, Willie

Cook & Groves - Mdse

Cook, Richard

Cox, Daniel

Cox, Leonard

Davis, Dr. W S

Dykes, Robert

Edwards, Jepthy

Edwards, John

England, Ben

Ford, T A

Graves, Casper

Graves, Isaac

Graves, J P

Graves, Wm

Graves, W A

Hamilton, C C

Hamilton F H

Hammer, Dr J M

Hodges, J A - Mdse

Jessie, James

Keck, Eli - Mdse

Keck, Harvey

Keck, John

Keck, John H

Keck, M N

Keck, M C

Keck, P

Keck, Paris

Keck, Phillipp

Keck, Rob

Keck, W R

Keller, Joseph

Kitts, H P

Mayes, Henry

Mayes, Matthew

Miller, J K

Miller, T J

Moyers, Allen

Moyers, H M

Moyers, Rev. J N

Moyers, John

Moyers, M P

Moyers, Newton

Moyers, N S

Nash, W F

Nash, W N

Needham, J B

Needham, N F - Mdse

Nicely J C - Mdse

Ousley, C L

Ousley, Marvin

Ousley, P H

Ousley, W A L

Owen, Mc. - Mdse

Palmer, A R

Palmer, C L

Palmer, M B

Palmer, Dr. P A

Palmer, W G

Palmer, V W

Peters, J H

Rogers, E S, Esq & Bro.

Rogers, Dr. J H

Rogers, M S

Rogers, Sillus

Rouse, Willie

Rowe, P G

Sharp, Charlie

Sharp, John G

Sharp, Milton

Sharp, W H

Shelby, Ebb

Shelby, Prof. J M

Shoffner, Isaac

Stiner, Babe

Siner, C M - Mdse

Stiner, G S

Stiner, Henry

Stiner, James

Stiner, J H

Sweet, Brownlow

Sweet, J A

Sweet, O E

Taylor, Dr. John

Taylor, J W - Mdse

Turner, J A

Waggoner, J N

Walker, Columbus

Walker, David

Walker, Henry

Walker, J S

Walker, Mose

Walker, Paris - Mdse

Western, N R

Woods, John

Whited, M

Williams, John Henry

Wright, Jacob

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<HTML>This is from the June 1916 directory of the Peoples Telephone and Telegraph

Company, Knox Co and surrounding areas. The names only appear; no address, no

telephone number. You are instructed to call County Operator and ask for the

party and exchange wanted. Conversations on these lines are limited to five

minutes.

Davis Exchange, Sharp Chapel, Tenn.

Baker, C L

Baker, J F

Baker & Ousley - Mdse

Barker, W H

Barker, Wm

Beason, P L

Beason, Prock

Beason, W M

Beeler, Wm

Berry, Henry

Boruff, Rosen

Brogan, J G

Brogan, Will

Browning, Wm

Cary, Frank

Cole, George

Cole, Joseph - Mdse

Cole, Thomas

Collins, Jacob

Collins, Willie

Cook & Groves - Mdse

Cook, Richard

Cox, Daniel

Cox, Leonard

Davis, Dr. W S

Dykes, Robert

Edwards, Jepthy

Edwards, John

England, Ben

Ford, T A

Graves, Casper

Graves, Isaac

Graves, J P

Graves, Wm

Graves, W A

Hamilton, C C

Hamilton F H

Hammer, Dr J M

Hodges, J A - Mdse

Jessie, James

Keck, Eli - Mdse

Keck, Harvey

Keck, John

Keck, John H

Keck, M N

Keck, M C

Keck, P

Keck, Paris

Keck, Phillipp

Keck, Rob

Keck, W R

Keller, Joseph

Kitts, H P

Mayes, Henry

Mayes, Matthew

Miller, J K

Miller, T J

Moyers, Allen

Moyers, H M

Moyers, Rev. J N

Moyers, John

Moyers, M P

Moyers, Newton

Moyers, N S

Nash, W F

Nash, W N

Needham, J B

Needham, N F - Mdse

Nicely J C - Mdse

Ousley, C L

Ousley, Marvin

Ousley, P H

Ousley, W A L

Owen, Mc. - Mdse

Palmer, A R

Palmer, C L

Palmer, M B

Palmer, Dr. P A

Palmer, W G

Palmer, V W

Peters, J H

Rogers, E S, Esq & Bro.

Rogers, Dr. J H

Rogers, M S

Rogers, Sillus

Rouse, Willie

Rowe, P G

Sharp, Charlie

Sharp, John G

Sharp, Milton

Sharp, W H

Shelby, Ebb

Shelby, Prof. J M

Shoffner, Isaac

Stiner, Babe

Siner, C M - Mdse

Stiner, G S

Stiner, Henry

Stiner, James

Stiner, J H

Sweet, Brownlow

Sweet, J A

Sweet, O E

Taylor, Dr. John

Taylor, J W - Mdse

Turner, J A

Waggoner, J N

Walker, Columbus

Walker, David

Walker, Henry

Walker, J S

Walker, Mose

Walker, Paris - Mdse

Western, N R

Woods, John

Whited, M

Williams, John Henry

Wright, Jacob

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