remains were removed and interred in the family graveyard in Wilson Co., Tenn.

GRANDERSON TURNER, son of Ebenezer and Betsy (Turner) Hearne, was born in Wilson Co., Tenn., Mar. 11, 1830. He received a fair English education in the schools of his county and is a member of the Methodist Church South. In the Civil War he served under Joe Wheeler, Forest, and Wade Hampton having enlisted in Stearne's cavalry regiment. He was originally a Whig, but is now a staunch Democrat. During his military service he met, in Maury Co., Tenn., Miss Lizzie Thomas. a most estimable and cultured lady. His admiration for her was so great that as soon as he was liberated from the service he renewed his acquaintance with her, and in the latter part 1865 they were married. To them have been born two children Minnie and Missie. The mother was highly educated herself, and her greatest ambition was the proper training and education of her daughters and accordingly the family removed to Franklin, Tenn., their present home. Here the daughters graduated with high honors. They were not content with a superficial measure of knowledge. but comprehended principles and laid strong foundations for beautiful and useful lives. The mother had, up to her marriage, been a member of the Presbyterian Church, and she did not change her church relations after her marriage. One of the girls. Minnie. joined the Presbyterian Church with her mother while Missie went to the Methodist Church with her father. The family were too firmly united, however, in the bonds of love, and their mutual duties were too highly respected. for this ecclesiastical difference to in the least interfere with the harmony and peace of the family. Minnie was happily married to a Mr. Gillespie, and died, leaving a little girl. The mother has since died. They have gone to their reward.

Granderson T. Hearne, Franklin, Tenn., asks the following corrections in his genealogy on the family tree.

Change the name of my wife from Eliza to Elizabeth, who died Dec. 31, 1894. The name of my daughter "Mossie" should be Missie. My daughter Minnie, born Sept. 6, 1816, died Jan. 31. 1891 married W. H. Gillespie. who was born 1861, and their

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