And you do?
[You]And you do?
We've went over this before. My family made you Kansas red legs fear the black flag. We did find out that one of my uncles kicked the same dirt as Bill Anderson. Here are some of my relatives:
From The Journal ---------------, May 19, 1894 ...------------- the youngist of fathers Brothers brothers he married ------- in tennessee. he moved to missouri with my father
------, Jr. married Susen ------- in -------- Co. MO. He moved to Cedar Co.,MO and was there in the time of the war. Old Jahawker Jim lain [Lane] camed at his place and stole his cattle and corn, burned up his fence and made Anderson board several of his thieves 'til General Price made the old thief get on double quick. He broke Anderson up so he came back to MO in the time of the war.
----- 1864, February - MO, killed by Federal soldiers during visit home
A sketch or memorandom of old Mr. ----- the first ---- ever none [known] in america. ------- had 8 children 5 boys & 3 girls. ----- the oldest I cant remember hwo he married. he moved from east tennessee in early days to Kentucky and Died in Kentucky. ---- and ---- bouth moved from Tennessee to Schuyler County missouri and in time of the war thay went to Councel bluff and Died. ------ as he was generaly called he remained near the old homested and died thar in union co tenn. ---- the youngest son lived with his father and mother and I think all three Died on the old homested on -------. ---- the oldest daughter Seh [she] married ------. thay lived in the hickory vally one mile of whare the writer was born one mile west of ------ on ------ river Jan 29, 1814. ----- married --------. he was highly educated master of the english languag. he Died A war prisner in camp morten [Morton] indiana. report say thay feds starved him to death because he wouldent take the Devels [devil's] iron clad oath.