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1. Barringer, Margaret and Benjamin [1]
Hi guys - My Barringers (Berringers) are from the 1600's - hope someone can help out there... I have Margaret Barringer, b. c1661, d. 1720, m. James Moore (b. c1640, d 1706) I know they lived part of their married life in Charleston SC and he was Gov. of SC 1700-1702. Children of Margaret and James Morre were - James II, Maurice, Margaret, Nathaniel, Ann, Rebecca, Benjamin, Jehu, Maary, Joseph, Roger, John Margaret was the dau. of (Lt. Col.)Benjamin Barringer b. c1610, m. to Margaret Forster (not su
2. Mathias BARRINGER - Catawba County, NC [1]
Here's my husband's line of Barringer's: Mathias (1740 - 1776) - he was killed in NC by Indians. Mathias Jr. (1767-1844) married Susannah Haas (1766-1839) David (1794-1884) married Catherine Fry (1795-1863) Malinda Barringer (1832-?) married Manuel Cline (1830-?) Netta Cline (1870-1924) married James Atkinson Smith (1869-1920). James is my husband's great grandfather. Is anyone else researching this line? Nicole Smith
3. My line to Barringer [1]
I am Mary Harkey married to Thomas Russell daughter of James Cleason Harkey & Iola Love son of James Thomas Harkey & Mary Magdaline Madden son of Moses Isiah Harkey & Martha Jane McCarley son of Levi Harkey & Julia Ann Lipe son of Jacob Harkey & Catherine Teeter/Teater son of Martin Harkey & Catherine Barringer. daughter of --------------------------------------????? Martin Harkey and Catherine Barringer lived on Dutch Buffalo Creek in Cabarrus Co. NC. by 1768 Mary Russell bird@scrtc.blue.net listowner H
4. BARRINGER, Catherine [1]
My (possible) Barringer is a Catherine born 1744-45 and married a Martin Harkey b 1744 Martin was a public official in Mecklenberg. Co. NC 1775-85. Martin died 1807, Catherine in 1824. Federal Census ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------- 1790 Mecklenberg Census fwm<16 fwm>16 fwf slaves HARKEY (widow) 1 3 HARKEY John, Sr. 2
5. listowners Barringer line [1]
Hello everyone, As promised here is my line: 1. Nic Barringer b. 1768 Rowan/Salisbury Co., NC m. March 4, 1794 Chrisina Peeler NOTES: Can't be sure about the names, there was no Nic or Nicholas in the 1790 NC census Child: Charles Barringer b. Feb 3, 1804 Rowan/Salisbury Co., NC m. Feb 3, 1824 Mary M. Redwin(e) Mary's ancestors: Father: Jacob Redwine b. June 17777 d. feb 4, 1833 Rowan Co., NC gfather: John Redwine b. 1756 d. Oct 19, 1800 Rowan Co., NC NOTES: Jacob
6. from listowner...read! (part 2) [1]
I am getting very frustrated with people not sending anything to the lists. (Eller and Barringer excluded since I only started them last week, but I don't want you to follow how the rest have been so far). I started (or in the case of Black and Kern adopted) these lists because I wanted to help people find connections on their lines...so far I don't think that has happened because hardly anyone has posted anything to these lists, all i get are people subscribing or unsubscribing. I would like in the next
7. book for sale... NEW HAVEN COLONY HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1649-1662 [1]
This was sent to another list I belong to, thought I'd past it on...don't not email ME, but the address in the reply line if interested in it >Reply-To: doc@DOWNCITY.NET > >BOOKS I NO LONGER NEED. > >NEW HAVEN COLONY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, ANCIENT TOWN RECORDS, >VOLUMES I & II, published 1917 & 1919, Very good condition. > >If interested e-mail me. Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern http://members.tripod.com/~Kshai/genealogy.html (my
8. from the listowner:) [1]
First off, thanks for being the first people to join my Barringer and Eller lists. Right now there are only 3 people on each list (3 on Barringer and 3 on Eller), 1 person on each is me. So that makes only 2 others besides me on them. If you would like you can go ahead and start posting your lines, however; if you want you can wait til there are more that join the list (I'll email again when there are about 5-10 subscribed), that is perfectly understandable:) Happy hunting. Erin Bradford kshai@geocitie
9. FWD: Michigan Death Index [1]
I recieved this from my Hackett list and I thought it would be a good idea to forward this. This is concerning the Michigan death Index at http://www.ancesty.com/ancestry/search.asp >WORD OF WARNING!!!!! >I've been using the MDI on Ancestry Library 10-Free Day listing. >Problem! >The county and dates appear to be correct, the "city of residence" and "city >of death" are all wrong. I think that the database has slipped a cog and >somehow the cities don't end up in their proper county. >I notify the Library
10. book for sale... HISTORY OF EAST HAVEN CONNECTICUT [1]
This was sent to another list I belong to, thought I'd past it on...don't not email ME, but the address in the reply line if interested in it >Reply-To: doc@DOWNCITY.NET > >Book no longer needed. E-mail me if your interested. > >HISTORY OF EAST HAVEN CONNECTICUT, by Hughes > >1st edition, VG+, HB, 323 pages, tight. pub 1908. Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern http://members.tripod.com/~Kshai/genealogy.html (my surname databases) h
11. First post [1]
Erin, Thank you for starting this list. The HARKEY-L has been informed and you will have more members shortly. Martin Harkey living in Cabarrus NC was born poss. 1744-46 in PA. ? Martin married Catherine Barringer. All genealogists who have traced the family agree on this. I have searched Barringer and am almost positive that this Catherine Barringer was not from the John Paul, George or Mathias family .In other words she was not their sister nor was she a daughter to any of those three. Now I am lookin
12. Re: Hello [1]
At 01:04 PM 1/27/98 -0600, you wrote: > It took me years to find her and her name was Sarah Ann "CATHERINE" >Delphina Harkey. I wonder if we should search for that name among the >Barringers? Could our Catherine have had more than one or two given >names? Were there any girls named Sarah Ann or Delphina that fit the >age bracket? Was my Sarah Ann Catherine Delphina named for her? My >Sarah Ann Catherine Delphina Harkey was listed on several census as Sarah >Ann, and one as Catherine but never with al
13. Catherine BARRINGER [1]
I have 3 Catherine BARRINGERs in my line but that may not be too helpful to you all. Catherine BARRINGER, b. ?, d/o Wilhelm Mathias BEHRINGER, marr. Christian OVERCASH. Her brother, Mathias BARRINGER named one of his daughters Catherine (she married John SETZER abt 1782 in NC) and Mathias BARRINGER, Jr., named a daughter Catherine, b. ?, married ? HALLMAN. Jan
14. from the listowner... [1]
There are now 6 subscribers, please start posting your lines:) Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern Lists http://members.tripod.com/~Kshai/genealogy.html (my surname databases) http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6106/genlinks.html (+800 genealogy links) http://www.angelfire.com/mt/listdex/index.html (Homepage for Black, Bradford, Coventry, Hackett, and Kern email groups)
15. FWD: NC Revolutionary War Soldiers [1]
>The free data base for the day on ancestry is a Roster of Soldiers from NC in >the American Revolution. >Try - www.ancestry.com/ancestry/recent.asp Thought i'd pass this onto the lists since I know of quite a few of you who would find this info useful.. you can also go to just http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search.asp and look through the free databases...you'll find other databases useful most likely besides this. Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, E
16. 1790 Census info [1]
Hello everyone. I have all the 1790 Census info on all these surnames from the states this census was taken (all of them I believe). I don't have a lot of time right now to put this info on the homepage as it takes me about 3-4 per surname (black takes me about 6-7 hours) so if you would like me to look up someone, just let me know and I will reply ASAP. You can also go to http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search.asp and they have the census there too under the 10 day free databases, but these don't list
17. Harkey/Barringer Possible Reference Material [1]
Sorry for all the reading but, does anyone have access to one or more of these books? Thanks for reading, Tom. 4850. (CENSUS). STATE CENSUS OF NORTH CAROLINA, 1784-1787. By Alvaretta K. Register. 2nd ed. 233 pp., indexed. (1971), repr. Balto., 1993. $20.00 Compiled from original records in the North Carolina Department of Archives and History, this work lists 14,000 heads of households and provides an enumeration of individuals in each household by age, sex, and race. In addition, individuals named are l
18. from the listowner.. [1]
Ok, there are 4 people subscribed to each list now including myself. Go ahead and send your lines to the lists:). Erin Bradford kshai@geocities.com Listowner for Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern Lists http://members.tripod.com/~Kshai/genealogy.html (my surname databases) http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6106/genlinks.html (+800 genealogy links) http://www.angelfire.com/mt/listdex/index.html (Homepage for Black, Bradford, Coventry, Hackett, and Kern email groups)
19. 1790 Census Query [1]
At 11:02 AM 1/25/98 EST, you wrote: [snip] >Federal Census >------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >------------------------------------------------- >1790 Mecklenberg Census > fwm<16 fwm>16 fwf >slaves > HARKEY (widow) 1 3 > > HARKEY John, Sr. 2 1 2 > > Hargey, Martin 1 3 3 > > Baringer, Mathias 3
20. book for sale... HISTORY OF CONNECTICUT 1898 [1]
This was sent to another list I belong to, thought I'd past it on...don't not email ME, but the address in the reply line if interested in it >Reply-To: doc@DOWNCITY.NET > >Book I no longer need. If interested e-mail me. > >HISTORY OF CONNECTICUT 1898 > >A complete History of Connecticut, Civil and Ecclesiastical, >>From the Emigration of its First Planters, from England, in >the Year 1630 to the Year 1764; and to the close of the Indian >Wars. Containing the original patent of New England. The >first ed
21. JOHN PAUL BARRINGER [1]
My ancestor is John Paul BARRINGER/Behringer 1721 Germany-1 Jan 1807, buried St John's Luthern Church, Cabarrus Co NC. He is said to be son of Wilhelm and Paulina Barringer, who died at sea on the way to America. John Paul BARRINGER was a Rev War Capt. in the Malitia against the Torres. He md (1) Anna Elizabeth Eisman/Iseman, dau of Casper Iseman and Marie Crete To this union was born 1.Catherine 1750-1829, who md (1) John Phifer, who died 1777 and md (2) George Savage/Savite 2. John 1752-1817, who md Ch
22. Catherine BARRINGER--That's It. [1]
Hello, Barringers. Thank you, Erin, for urging us to submit ONE name if that's all we have--because that's all I have, one unproven, undocumented name: Catherine (BARRINGER?), b abt 1745?, d abt 1824 Cabarrus Co. NC; m (abt 1763) Martin HARKEY, b abt 1740-45 poss. PA, d 1807 Cabarrus Co. NC. Many subscribers to the HARKEY list (where the BARRINGER list was announced yesterday) posit Martin and Catherine as their earliest known ancestors, but no one has been able to find a Catherine of the proper age
23. ADAM and ANDREW BARRINGER [1]
I have an email from a lady who says that on the shop "Patience" with Capt. John Brown and on 16 September 1748 people who were on that ship took the oath of allegience in Philadelphia and among them were ADAM Barringer age 26 and ANDREW Barringer age 25. She further states that an Adam was in Maryland in 1790 census and an ANDREW and LAWRENCE were in the REV WAR in Cumberland Co. PA. Do any of you have these Barringers or know if ADAM or ANDREW had their wives with them or children. Mary Russell bi
24. From the listowner...read! (part 1) [1]
Ok everyone. We've had at least 2 new people join each of the lists I am sending this to so I would appreciate you sending your lines to the list. Also, I would like to remind everyone about the homepage for the lists. I don't have a whole lot up yet...but then again you guys aren't sending much to put up on the pages. Right now, I'm in the process of moving the pages to rootsweb, and I'll let you know when that takes place. At rootsweb, I will have 25 MB of space for the homepage and I need stuff to f
25. RE: MI Death Index [1]
>All Hackett Cousins, >If you have or had Hacketts in MI. The MI Death Index 1971-1995 is open for 10 >days. >Try: www.ancestry.com/ancestry/recent.asp >Ken Ken has a good suggestion and I wish I had thought of this resource before. I think one address that everyone should bookmark on their web browser is http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search.asp This site, maintained by Ancestry, Inc. has been very helpful to me and where I get some of the info for the homepages other than what is contributed by those
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