One book listing the early post offices in Tennessee lists Reed Luton
as Pastmaster of the Brunsonville, Tennessee Post Office from 1821 to
1822 when it was discontinued. and thought to have been move to
Hornberger Station.  From "History of Stewart Co., Tennessee (McClain)
p M38  P 150 of Court Minutes 1815-1819 Reed Luten was brought up on
charges of bastardy. This may account for the fact that the first two
of their children are named Manning instead of Luten, as their
marriage date is estimated to be about 1818, and son Andrew Jackson
Manning was born about 1814. This information was shared by Patricia
K. J. Martin.