Elizabeth Litteral (many spellings)

Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2007 10:09 AM
To: gdl@glenns-world.com
Subject: Littrell

Sir, I am looking for any info that I can find on James and Elizabeth
Littrell, who are buried outside of Willisburg in Washington County,
Kentucky. They are my GGGgrandparents. I believe that they were married in
Garrard County. Their daughter, America married Benjamin Franklin Gardner,
my GGgrandfather. They also had a son, Richard, that I believe, was a
prisoner at Andersonville Prison during the Civil War.
Thanks for any info.
Scott Gardner

Glenn, One set of my GGGgrandparents were William and Elizabeth Litteral
(many spellings) who were married in Garrard County Kentucky. They lived and
raised a family in Washington County and are buried in the Glenns Creek
Cemetery there. Their children were my GGgrandmother America, Richard, who
served in the 6th Kentucky Cavalry during the Civil War and did time at
Andersonville, Allen, who I believe served in the 6th also, Sallie, Patsy,
Louisa, Emma, Martha, and Dalila. I dont have any info on the family any
farther back than John. Would you be familiar with ths branch? Any help
would be greatly appreciated.
Scott Gardner
Also a union man. UFCW at Jim Beam in Frankfort, Kentucky.

Eddie Murphy Luttrell

Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 3:40 PM
To: gdl@glenns-world.com
Subject: looking for Edley Murphy Luttrell

Hello - Sorry to see that your site is down. I am researching my mother's
family for her 65th birthday. Her great grandfather was Edley Murphy
Luttrell who lived in Bakersville, NC in the 1880's and died in Montezuma,
NC (date unknown). He married Ruth Adelaide Crumley and served in the 31st
Tennessee Cavalry during the Civil War. Their daughter, Clara Sue, was my
great grandmother. I was wondering if your website would be up in the near
future or if you knew if Edley Murphy Luttrell was part of your family tree?
Thank you for your time,
Lisa