Tennessee Lost Ancestors

Andrew Newton COLLINS born in Hancock Co. Tennessee Sept. 22 ,1849. Andrew had 6 brothers and sisters. Ari b. 1861, John b. 1854, Matilda b. 1856, Mary b. 1857, Sarah b. 1859 and Emanuel b. 1860.
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Great Grandfather was Lankford CRAFT married Fannie BLACKWELL from Perry CO TN ,they had 2 daughters Nettie CRAFT born around 1914 and Lillie CRAFT 1915 .Lankford died while Lillie was a baby she was told it might have been in Tipton TN.  Fannie was living with a Davenport by 1917.Have searched for several years but cannot find a trace of LANKFORD CRAFT Thanks for any help you can [email protected] 
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JOHN LILLY MOVED TO HENRY CO., TN FROM N.C. ABOUT 1820. HIS WIFE ONIE WAS PROBABLY A RANDLE. SHE WAS ALSO PROBABLY NOT HIS FIRST WIFE. HIS SISTER WAS ANNIE LILLY RANDLE. THE FAMILY PROBABLY STAYED WITH HER EAST OF THE TN. RIVER WHILE WAITING FOR HENRY CO., TN. TO OPEN UP FOR SETTLERS. HE WAS FATHER TO THOMAS FRANKLIN LILLY WHO WAS A TEENAGER WHEN HIS FAMILY MOVED TO TN. T.F. LILLY MARRIED (1) MINERVA HASSELL, (2) MARY POLLY UPCHURCH, (3) JANE BOYD RANDLE. MINERVA AND T.F.'S CHILDREN WERE SARAH ANN, JEFFERSON GREEN, ADELAIDE FRANCES, MARY ELIZABETH, WILLIAM (BILLY). COURTHOUSE RECORDS BURNED TWICE IN NC IN ANSON/MONTGOMERY COUNTY, STUCK AND NEED HELP DESPERATELY.

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Looking for STARK family who lived in TN maybe Roane Co. ca. mid 1870's. Youngest son was named Richard STARK b.1874 who was left with nearby SHORT family to adopt. The mother died in childbirth and left daughter who may have been adopted by Short family. The older brothers "went west" on covered wagon. One brother was Frank STARK another may have been Robert uncertain of how many older brothers. Parents were from Germany. Very little info to work with.
Any leads would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Emma Hyde