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1. Farrow......Grass....... [1]
[might this family of Farrow be related to OUR Ashby clan?....just probing] From: J Wostal To: smothersnena@hotmail.com, pacserve@bellsouth.net, softgood@ezwv.com, m.r.gonser@prodigy.net Subject: Jacob Grass Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 19:23:40 -0500 If any of you come across the name Jacob Close in early Jefferson County, Nelson County, or Hardin County, I would be very interested. He was married to Joanna FARROW/FARRAR who was given land in Jefferson county in 1781 (this probably lat
2. COMBS [1]
From: Sandi Gorin To: KYBIOGRAPHIES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: BIOS #8531 THRU 8535 - COMBS, CORNETT, CREWS, CAMPBELL, CRAWFORD Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2003 07:05:32 -0500 I have no connection and no further information. Sandi 8531 PERRY CO - COMBS, ANDERSON - Combs, Grigsby, Hicks, Cornett, Feltner,Sumner, Osborne, Richie, Smith, Begley, Amis, Strong, Grapevine, Sizemore,Callahan, Davidson, Elkins 8532 PERRY CO - CORNETT, ELIJAH COMBS - Cornett, Combs, Eversole, Caudell,Hindman #8531
3. Re: [ASHBY] Ashby, John of Stafford Co., VA - #17 on card index [1]
Helen - I do have a subscription to Footnote so took a quick look at their Revolutionary pensions although this is not an Ashby line I have looked at previously. They also list no Capt. John ASHBY from Stafford Co. which is still not to say that there wasn't one. I have to wonder if we are conflating some John Ashbys. There was a John Ashby b. abt 1707 in Stafford County who apparently did achieve the rank of Capt. during the French and Indian war. He and his wife moved later to Fauquier , I believe
4. [ASHBY] Pilgrim Research [1]
EMAILING FOR THE GREATER GOOD Join me Pilgrim Ancestors by Michael John Neill My family never passed down any stories of Pilgrim forebears. Since 75 percent of my ancestors were mid-nineteenth-century immigrants, its not surprising. I never even gave any serious thought to having ancestors on the Mayflower. My genealogy research was not started out of any desire to have "famous" or "first" relatives, and in most cases I had difficulty getting back to the 1700s in my American lines much less the 1620s.
5. [ASHBY] another John Ashby [1]
EMAILING FOR THE GREATER GOOD Join me ============ forgot this John.....I thought his info was fairly correct if not.......which Jno is he confused with?? thanks for any add'l corrections ======================================= 7th child Capt Robert Ashby & lst wife Dorothy LNUnk -Capt John ASHBY sr b 1 Apr 1740 East Side Of Shenandoah Warren Co Va (Capt Robert, Capt Thomas & Rose, Unk Ashby1) D 4 Apr 1815 "Belmont" Delaplane, Fauquier Co Va Burial: "Belmont", Now "Greenland" Delaplane, Fauquier C
6. [ASHBY] Some links to ck out . . . . [1]
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7. Re: [ASHBY] Ashby [1]
EMAILING FOR THE GREATER GOOD Join me From: DONLASHBY@aol.com Nena: Yew Hill was built in 1760 by Robert Ashby. The house is located in Fauquier County not Frederick County. We do not know where Robert Ashby was born. ================================== Notes: Thomas(l)ASHBY was sometimes referred to in early Frederick County, Va. as "Thomas ASHBIE, the elder. He was granted land in Fauquier County as early as 1742 (see FAUQUIER COUNTY DEED BOOK 1, p 80, 1759.) MISCELLANEOUS NOTES Note: MAPS AND NO
8. [ASHBY] Ashby, John of Stafford Co., VA - #17 on card index [1]
Nena, On the previous post to the list regarding Capt John Ashby (b. 1740) you listed paragraphs of information plus links to the source. One such listing was for John Ashby of Stafford Co., VA, who (according to the link you provided) appeared on a Virginia card index of Rev War Pensions as #17. I have not seen the original source (the card index for the pension or the pension itself) so I am not sure that this #17.John Ashby, Stafford Co., VA, was the same as Capt John Ashby b. 1740. Robert Ashby of
9. Re: [ASHBY] Ashby, John/Stafford Co VA - #17card index [1]
Nena and others, DAR has John Ashby from Stafford as b in 1707 and died in 1797 in Frederick Co. Va. All future applicants trying to enter on his line has to prove the descendancy.. There is another John Ashby b. abt 1735 in Va and resided in Stafford Co. who died in Nov, Dec. 1776 in Philadelphia, PA. Her served under Capt. Washington's 3rd Regt. of the Continental Line. His wife is listed as Sarah McCullough and there is a dau., Betsy who married a Richard Simms. Lists a son Robert who married an E
10. [ASHBY] Various Ashby Marriages [1]
EMAILING FOR THE GREATER GOOD Join me From: CarolynSHoward@comcast.net Here are some Ashby ladies and a couple of Ashby men and I don't know anything else about these people: These were all in Virginia, by the way, but it didn't tell where in VA. ======================================== 1 Milley Ashby married John Foley April 24, 1766 ?? =========================================== 2Robert Ashby married Catherine Combs April 28, 1783 Robert ASHBY sr b 1715 "Yew Hill" Delaplane Frederick VA (Capt Thom
11. Re: [ASHBY] Ashby, John/Stafford Co VA - #17card index [1]
EMAILING FOR THE GREATER GOOD Join me ======================= From: hgraves1@frontiernet.net On the previous post to the list regarding Capt John Ashby (b. 1740) isted paragraphs of information plus links to the source. One such listing was for John Ashby of Stafford Co VA, who appeared on a Virginia card index of Rev War Pensions as #17. I have not seen the original source (the card index for the pension or the pension itself) so I am not sure that this #17.John Ashby, Stafford Co VA, was the same as Ca
12. [ASHBY] DNA groups [1]
EMAILING FOR THE GREATER GOOD Join me ================== Here is an informative dna group mail list free to join and many good folks on there in the dna know! Subbing to digest mode is best bet. Ck it out might like to be a part of the group to post a query or just to learn new dna issues. http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/DNA-Testing/ Subscribe: DNA-Testing-subscribe@yahoogroups.com =============================== If interested in other surnames of your Family, there are over 180 dna mail l
13. Re: [ASHBY] Various Ashby Marriages [1]
Nena: Yew Hill was built in 1760 by Robert Ashby. The house is located in Fauquier County not Frederick County. We do not know where Robert Ashby was born. John Ashby ca. 1707 died 1789. Several books say 1797 but they are wrong. His Will is at Frederick County Court House in Winchester. I believe you have all the John Ashby's mixed up with each other. Don **************Make your life easier with all your friends, email, and favorite sites in one place. Try it now. (http://www.aol.com/?
14. [ASHBY] FAMOUS KY WOMEN HISTORY UP TO 1920 [1]
EMAILING FOR THE GREATER GOOD Join me KYRESEARCH@rootsweb.com From: sgorin@glasgow-ky.com Subject: [KYRESEARCH] TIP #719 - FAMOUS WOMEN IN KENTUCKY HISTORY UP TO 1920 It was difficult choosing the women to include here. Many are not shown that deserve our recognition and many went past the 1920 cut-off date I chose. Their accomplishments are abbreviated here; many were gifted in many other ways. ALCORN, Sophia: (1883-1967). From Stanford KY, foremost educator of the disabled, developed a method to te
15. [ASHBY] subscribe [1]
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16. [ASHBY] You've received a postcard from a family member! [1]
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17. Re: [ASHBY] Duncan Johnson, Randolph Johnson, Elizabeth Ashby [1]
Hi Sue. Do you know that Capt John Dunkin (Duncan) family was in PA in 1700s during Amer Rev, and moved to VA about 1800. The Ashby family was in VA 1700s and 1800s. Both groups moved on to KY and then MO by 1830s, 1840s, and many Ashbys were on the Oregon Trail 1850s to 1860s. I would guess that Duncan Johnson had a Duncan mom or grandmother. My Duncan descendant (Faithful Sharp Duncan) married a Lock (Abraham Lock) in VA, whos dau (Faithful Duncan Lock b.1805) then married a James Ashby of VA before movi
18. [ASHBY] Duncan Johnson, Randolph Johnson, Elizabeth Ashby [1]
I'm writing to all three lists because I have not gotten very far on finding information on my Johnson/Ashby ancestors. Specifically, I'm trying to find out the following: 1. Where my Duncan Johnson and family came from in Tennessee before going to Jefferson Co., Alabama. He had the following children that I know of: Randolph, Rudolphus, George Cunningham Johnson, Mary Elizabeth Johnson and possibly a John Johnson. Maybe others. 2. Who were Duncan Johnson's parents, when and where was he born...
19. Re: [ASHBY] Duncan Johnson, Randolph Johnson, Elizabeth Ashby [1]
I'm sorry it took me so long to reply. Thanks for writing. Well, the only thing about the Ashby family moving to Kentucky is that my Ashby/Johnson group went down to Alabama from Tennessee - at least, my Johnson's did. I'm not sure about Elizabeth Ashby. I don't know how or when or where they got together. You're right - Duncan could have been Duncan Johnson's mother's maiden name, however, Duncan is also a Scottish name and my Johnson's were definitely Scottish. Sue Howard ----- Original Messa
20. Re: [ASHBY] Chitwood Ancestors [1]
Hello Sarahbeth, Thanks, I too, have the Chitwood book. I sub to the Chitwood list, do you? I have a lot of Richard and Winnefred's children but, not all of them. A couple or so, of his grandson's (William, son of Daniel) was in GA with my group. Was yours one of those, or was yours one of them that went to MO, OR or TN? My line has 'daughtered' out. Capt. James of Kings Mtn. had a James who went to Union Co.GA and wound up in what is now Habersham Co. His son John Jubilee only had two sons, one of wh
21. [ASHBY] Chitwood Ancestors [1]
Hello, This is really just a test to see if this e-mail gets to you. I am a direct ancestor of James Chitwood, nephew of Capt. James Chitwood. My James was the son of Richard Chitwood and fought on the Patriot side during the Rev. War. I got into the DAR on him. Please reply and I will give you all of the info that I have. I also have the I.O. Chitwood book. Thanks, Sarahbeth Farabee
22. [ASHBY] Zerilda Ashby +Robert J Gentry [1]
Anyone know parents of this Zerilda Ashby?? What I cant figure is if she was born in MO then how did she end up in KY married to Robert Gentry, hmmm. ============== My notes on the other Zerilda Ashby & Phillip Bryant ZERALDA / Zerelda / Zerilda Frances Ashby b Jul 13 1845 Hopkins Co KY d Feb 26 1889 Webster Co Ky burial Old Orton Cem Webster Co KY + Phillip Austin Bryant Dec 17 1866 Webster KY b 17 NOV 1834 Hopkins Cty Ky d Oct 4 1919 [85y] someone else gave me dod as 9 OCT 1924 = he was 90y the
23. [ASHBY] Apologies [1]
I'm so sorry list, I thought I was replying personally, instead of on the list.. It was genealogy but, certainly not Ashby... :-( I should have looked more closely at the reply address, .. Sue
24. [ASHBY] Silas Ashby 1765>Daniel 1803>David Clark Ashby b. 1848 [1]
Thanks, Nena, for the recent post to the Ashby list which filled in a lot of my holes for Daniel Ashby b. 1803 Shelby Co., KY, who was the son of Silas Ashby and Sarah Collett. Helen Graves
25. Re: [ASHBY] Ashby's Gap family tradition story [1]
Ashby Gap http://www.geocities.com/heartland/estates/4308/ashbygap.html Fr:Donald Ashby-Nena: Here is what is on the Historical Marker at the top of Ashby Gap. Ashby's Gap was named in honor of John Ashby, a leader among local pioneers and reputedly the first person to haul a hogshead of tobacco through this gap. Part of the house standing just to the south may have been erected in the 1740's by Thomas Ashby or his son, John. Occasionally the house was known as Ashby's Tavern, as was one in P
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