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Emeline - Inman Cemetery, 62-1 Summary Report, page 19

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6 Adaline LACY b: abt 1862 6 James LACY b: abt 1863 6 Philemon LACY b: abt 1866 6 Sarah LACY b: abt 1869 6 Allice May LACY b : abt 1873 6 Leona LACY b: abt 1876 6 Carl LACY b: abt 1879 Rebecca Ann RUTHERFORD b: JAN 1850 6 Daisy LACY b: abt 1885 d: abt 1889 6 Lillian LACY 6 Hettie Florence LACY 6 Tom LACY 5 Abraham T. LACY b: 1833 4 David Alexander INMAN b: 25 SEP 1796 d: 06 AUG 1892 + Elizabeth J. CARNES b: 16 OCT 1809 d: 19 SEP 1893 Note that the above descendancy list is truncated, but it shows a connection to the Lacy family. Theophilius Lacy, arsenal land pioneer, was already shown to have been involved with the estate settlement of John R. Inman, who lived in the New Hope area and died in 1837. John R. Inman was of an age that indicated that he could have been a brother of Isaac, but the genealogical data shows otherwise. However, they were related, as shown in the Ahnentafels found on-line. The Lazarus Inman found in the 1840 census on page 157 as age 50 - 60, living near Isaac's son Green L. Inman, while Isaac was shown on page 160 of that census, is shown in the descendancy of David Inman. David was a son of an older Lazarus Inman and a descendant of the White family that may be connected to the James White for whom Whitesburg is named: The Inman Compendium Entries: 83086 Updated: 2005-08-15 02:51:29 UTC (Mon) Contact: Jim Williams Index | Individual | Register | Pedigree | Ahnentafel 1 Isaac WHITE + Jane CAMPBELL d: aft 1791 2 Elizabeth WHITE b: abt 1740 d: abt 1800 + Lazarus INMAN b: abt 1730 d: abt 1781 19 - (2227)    

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