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Marlene: These are fairly common surnames and a rather extended time period, so are you asking someone else to look-up all of this information and spoon feed it to you? Frankly, that seems a bit much to expect especially since the information is readily available - LDS has all the Fayette County marriage books on microfilm (1838-1963). Ancestry has a database of Tennessee marriages which you likely can access free through your local library but you might first check to see if this database is included in the library edition. In addition, the info can be found on CD's as well as published in book form - all of which can be found in any decent genealogy library. Personally, I enjoy finding the information myself - the hunt is half the fun. Rick
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