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1. [ATKINSON] Re: ATKINSON-D Digest V00 #100 [1]
Phil, Do you have any later info on your Atkinson line? I am stuck in 1868 with Martha Jane Atkinson b 28 May 1868 in Chesterfield County, SC?? (according to her death certificate) m John Wesley Turner b 7 Aug 1866 also supposedly in Chesterfield County d 25 Jan 1925 in Anson County, NC buried in Chesterfield. Know this area was in the 'disputed' area and they could have been in either state at the time. :) I have nothing on her parents that I can prove. It has been said she was the daughter of Jeremiah Atk
2. Re: [ATKINSON] Re: ATKINSON-D Digest V00 #100 [1]
Phil, I would love to hear about the Atkinson's who went to GA and AL...Agrippa wouldn't be with them would he??I have Atkinsons in Wilkes, Greene, Hancock, and Jackson Co.s in Ga and then all over in AL. Trying to connect them back to Richard or Thomas. Thanks, Maryellen
3. [ATKINSON] Switching from L to D! [1]
An alternative is to join the digest form for a while, until you think the posting level is back down to normal! :) You'll get all the messages sent in the last 18hrs. or until it reaches a certain size. If you want to switch from list mode to digest mode--first subscribe in digest mode by sending the message Subscribe to Atkinson-d-request@rootsweb.com . Once the computer sends you a welcome message, then send a new message saying Unsubscribe to Atkinson-L-request@rootsweb.com . You should get a mes
4. [ATKINSON] Listowner travelling to and fro! [1]
Hi list! I'll be in and out of town the next three weeks. When I'm in, I'll download my mountains of mail! :) I did find a free internet service program on-line that has a dial-up number where my sister lives, so I hope that will work!!! My family is not on-line, though they do call me and ask if I can please look up this page, etc.! So, while I am to-ing and fro-ing--continue being wonderful to each other and helping out. If people appear to be having subscribe or unsubscribe difficulties and j
5. Re: [ATKINSON] Benjamin Atkinson NC>AL 1770- 1831 [1]
Yes!!! I have seen the Cooper line in my research, but can't place any direct ties to my line yet. I have a copy of a recent publication called "The Pridgen Family of St. Mary's Parish Old Egecombe County, North Caroina with Allied Families" compiled by Plummer Alston Jones,Jr.; 1998 In this book there are over 200 Coopers in the index and tons of Mannings as well. I saw several Cooper / Manning connections, but if you can give me some names and dates I would be able to look through it with more success. I
6. Re: [ATKINSON] Roll Call [1]
Donna - This is interesting. I just replied to Mark (via this list) about my Lucinda Adkins/Atkins. Paducah, KY is VERY VERY close to Pope County, IL and Massac County. I was down there this past summer doing some research. As I mentioned in my letter to Mark, I found a will of Henson D. Atkinson/Atkins where he leaves everything to the children of Lucinda (Adkins/Atkins) Alsman. I know Lucinda was born in TN as well. I wonder if this Henson is a relative and if he was from TN too. Donna At 08:17 P
7. [ATKINSON] Robert Atkinson, 1766, Brampton, Westmoreland to Lancaster Co., PA [1]
nearly his whole family is a brick wall to me. They came to America in 1820, arriving in Baltimore, Maryland. before 1850 they are in Lancaster Co., PA and Robert and Mary (Aitken) Atkinson are buried there in Woodward Hill cemetery. I have found some of the descendants of their 12 children, but there are questions as to whether the entire family came to America (some of the children had families of their own in England) and where they all went to. yes, I'm interested in his ancestry, as well. one family st
8. Re: [ATKINSON] Roll Call [1]
Donna, This is wonderful news. I am grabbing at anything I can at this point. I am willing to check out every clue. Lord knows my Sarah has been such a mystery thus far. Maybe this will be the needle in the haystack I have been looking for. Will keep you posted. Donna C DiSalvo
9. Re: [ATKINSON] Re: ATKINSON-D Digest V00 #100 [1]
Connie, There's an old Ivey connection in 1700's VA, but nothing newer...sorry the names don't jump out
10. [ATKINSON] Richard Atkinson [1]
Maryellen, Seeking information on Richard and Howell Atkinson and their families of Darlington Co., SC. I am also looking for information on Richard Atkinson (born c.1767, d. c 1854) and wife Elizabeth who lived in Darlington Co., SC. They and son Howell F. Atkinson were members of the Welsh Neck Baptist Church at Society Hill, SC till 1830 and Antioch Baptist Church from1830 to 1850s. Some of Richard's other children are believed to be Wiley, Frances, Sarah (married a Tedder) and possibly Jeremiah. Howell
11. Re: [ATKINSON] Listowner call for posts! [1]
I am desperately searching for information on my gggrandfather, Taylor B. Atkinson. He was a baker in Phila. according to 1850 census. He died in 1890 in Phila. I Need names of his parents and his spouse. will greatly appreciate all help Thanks, Ray
12. Re: [ATKINSON] How to unsubscribe from a list [1]
All you people trying to unsub - send it to ATKINSON-L-request@rootsweb.com I am joining you, I can't keep up with this much mail. Gladys
13. [ATKINSON] Re: William Lemuel Atkinson [1]
William Lemuel Atkinson b abt 1787 in NC or GA., buried in Monroe Cty, TN in 1866. Was m to Francis(Frankie) Gooden. Hollis Atkinson hatkin330@aol.com
14. Re: [ATKINSON] Lewis Atkinson Sr [1]
I have a Samuel Atkinson b. abt.1720 who married Mary Ann Taylor. Their son John was b. in Cumberland Co. VA, and his son Dossy was b. 1804 in Pittsylvania Co. Samuel's father was Thomas Atkinson, who m. Sarah Hughes. Thomas' father was another Thomas, whose wife was named Eliza. They were Quakers and they attended the wedding of Martha Custis to George Washington. Yet another Thomas was the father of the previous Thomas who was living in New Kent Co. Va on Oct. 20, 1658. I don't know all the children
15. Re: [ATKINSON] Richard Atkinson [1]
UNSUBSCRIBE Ronnie & Princess Bigwhip wrote: > Have you had a chance to read the History of Marion County written by W.W. > Sellers, he talks about the Atkinsons coming to SC, he states he doesn't > know much about the family that first came to SC< but he states that "the > Widow Atkinson" came from Sampson Co NC, he doesn't state how many children > she had, but he does state that some of them moved throughout SC > there are alot of guessing going on here. but it is worth a look! > > Princess > > ----
16. Re: [ATKINSON] Robert Atkinson, 1766, Brampton, Westmoreland to Lancaster Co., PA [1]
UNSUBSCRIBE mbostian@yellville.net Cornelia Warner wrote: > nearly his whole family is a brick wall to me. > They came to America in 1820, arriving in Baltimore, Maryland. before 1850 > they are in Lancaster Co., PA and Robert and Mary (Aitken) Atkinson are > buried there in Woodward Hill cemetery. > I have found some of the descendants of their 12 children, but there are > questions as to whether the entire family came to America (some of the > children had families of their own in England) and where
17. Fw: [ATKINSON] Timothy Atkinson [1]
I'm forwarding! Becky ----- Original Message ----- From: "McCarthy, James H. ,,DMDC/BEAU" To: Sent: Monday, 12 June, 2000 7:42 AM Subject: [ATKINSON] Timothy Atkinson > All, > > Does anyone have information on a Timothy Atkinson, b. unknown in England, > d. 1789 in Somerset County, Maryland? > > He married Josephine ??? and had two children: > > 1. Thomas, b. 20 May 1703 in Somerset County, Maryland, d. 1789 in Amwell, > Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
18. [ATKINSON] Thomas Atkinson, bc1714 VA? [1]
Hi, My most wanted Atkinson right now is Thomas ATKINSON. He was bc 1714, probably in VA. He married around 1733, again probably in VA, to Patience ???. What is her maiden name!? Some researchers list her maiden name as Chapin, but there does not seem to be any sourcing for that. So, she is *really* my most wanted person. Thomas died before 11 Apr 1771 in Southampton Co., VA. At least that is when and where his will was! :) I descend from his son Nathan, who married Martha "Patsey" Whitehead, an
19. Re: [ATKINSON] Re: ATKINSON-D Digest V00 #100 [1]
Mary Eddings Johnson, The only name that strikes a bell is Jeremiah. My info has him married to Laving Gunn from GA. Phil Atkinson
20. Re: [ATKINSON] Listowner call for posts! [1]
UNSCRIBE RAtki54168@aol.com wrote: > I am desperately searching for information on my gggrandfather, Taylor B. > Atkinson. He was a baker in Phila. according to 1850 census. He died in > 1890 in Phila. I Need names of his parents and his spouse. > will greatly appreciate all help > Thanks, Ray > > ==== ATKINSON Mailing List ==== > Do NOT send virus warnings, non-genealogical causes to advocate, sick child e-mail/donation hoaxes, etc. Respect your fellow listmembers. They, like you, subscribed to wo
21. [ATKINSON] Posting: James and John Atkinson - GA [1]
Atkinson researchers, I hate to violate Rebecca's rules right off, but my Atkinson "brick wall" is really two persons, father and son. I have identified my GG Grandfather as John H. Atkinson. John H. Atkinson was born January 10, 1854 in Georgia, died March 26, 1928 in Alabama. Additionally, from John's death notice, I learned that his parents were James Atkinson, born in GA, and Eliza Landrum, born in GA. I first find John and his wife, Susan Harrison, in the 1880 Census of Henry County, GA. (Susan d
22. Re: [ATKINSON] Viola [1]
Sorry, don't know anyone on Atkinson side. Barb
23. Re: [ATKINSON] Benjamin Atkinson NC>AL 1770- 1831 [1]
Anne, Your line sounds like it covers some of the same ground, and names, as mine. My grandmother was a MANNING, whose mother was an ATKINSON. I have a MANNING book that takes our line back to 1635 in NC. I didn't find a PRIDGEN in the index, but it isn't intirely all-inclusive, I've noticed. Also, I just recently received some family group sheets from a COOPER researcher in IL which includes an early PRIDGEN line with NC ties. I'm still sorting through these, though, so will have to get back to you
24. Re: [ATKINSON] Listowner back for a week! [1]
If you own or can borrow a digital camera it is well worth the 25 cents for a floppy that you can recycle to take 20 or more photos per floppy...then put in PC and read...really a wonder!...very James Bond...Maryellen
25. Re: [ATKINSON] Richard Atkinson [1]
Phil, Richard Atkinson fascinates me as he is mentioned several times in the doings of family members or in-laws. Would you be willing to share info on his progeny...esp any that went to GA and/or AL. Maryellen
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