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I have recently been researching Leonard Cheatham in
Lincoln Co, KY. He first appears there on the 1810
census as 10010-00010-00 and is associated with possible
sons James and Archibald. Leonard appeared most years on
the tax list and disappeared (presumably died)in 1844 at
70+ years in Lincoln Co. Thurza Cheatham appears on the
Lincoln Co tax list for 1846 for one year, is presumed to
be his wife. Archibald m. Esther Hare 13 July 1818 in
Lincoln Co; Elizabeth Hare m. John Suddith 8 May 1823 in
Lincoln Co, and on 15 March 1837 Jonathan Suddith &
Archibald Cheatham both purchase BLM land in Bartholomew
Co, IN.
Any help appreciated on these Cheathams. Leonard owned
no land in Lincoln Co, KY, and was involved in only one
law suit that I find which contains no personal info.
Thanks.
Crystal Dingler
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cldingler(a)att.net
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GUIDE TO TRACING FAMILY TREES
Index To The Interactive Lessons
http://www.rootsweb.com/~rwguide/
Lesson 1 Where to begin?
Lesson 2 What's in a name?
Lesson 3 Using technology to dig up roots
Lesson 4 Vital Records: Death, Tombstones and Cemeteries
Lesson 5 Vital Records: Marriage Records and Evidence
Lesson 6 Vital Records: Birth Records
Lesson 7 What is the Question?
Lesson 8 Why You Can't Find Your Ancestors
Lesson 9 Census Records: Soundexes, Indexes and Finding Aids
Lesson 10 Exploring the SSDI (Social Security Death Index) and
Railroad Retirement Board Records
Lesson 11 Taxing Tales
Lesson 12 Creating Worthwhile Genealogies: Evidence, Sources,
Documentation, and Citation
Lesson 13 Military Records (worldwide)
Lesson 14 Military Records (United States)
Lesson 15 Tracing Immigrant Ancestors
Lesson 16 Naturalization Records
Lesson 17 Church Records
Lesson 18 Fraternal Organizations
Lesson 19 Heraldry for Genealogists
Lesson 20 City Directories and Newspapers
Lesson 21 Irish, Scots-Irish and Scottish Ancestors
Lesson 22 Finding Italian and Hispanic Ancestors
Lesson 23 Exploring Your Scandinavian Roots
Lesson 24 Canadian, French-Canadian, Acadian and French Connections
Lesson 25 African-American, Native American, Jewish, Unique Peoples
Lesson 26 German Roots (German, Dutch, Swiss, and more)