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1. Re: [CAMP-L] William Camp/Kemp ca 1792-1865 GA [1]
1850 U. S. Census, M432, Reel 67, Page 97B, Stone Mountain District Family 26 Line 17 - Wm. Kemp, 38, M, Carpenter, SC Line 18 - Mary, 51, F, SC Line 19 - Martha, 24, F, SC Line 20 - Elizabeth, 20, F, GA Line 21 - Marion, 13, M, GA Line 22 - Ellsberry, 11, M, GA Family 27 Line 23 - Andrew, 29, M, Carpenter, SC Line 24 - Catharine, 22, F, SC Line 25 - Indiana, 3, F, GA Clarence At 08:06 PM 4/25/2002, you wrote: >Does anyone have any information on the William Camp/Kemp on the 1850 and >1860 DeKalb Co
2. Re: [CAMP-L] William Lewis Camp [1]
This is a great site for researching any family names in Rutherford Co., NC or even the upstate area of SC. http://ns1.rfci.net/wdfloyd/index.html Barbara's site that keeps being posted here will probably give you more info than you'll ever need on the CAMPs. Elaine ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, April 20, 2002 5:50 AM Subject: Re: [CAMP-L] William Lewis Camp > In a message dated 4/19/2002 10:51:03 PM Eastern Standard Time, > JNWatson
3. Re: [CAMP-L] William Camp/Kemp ca 1792-1865 GA [1]
Clarence, thank you for responding with the census information. Do you know anything more about this man? He is my husband's g-g-g-grandfather, and this is as far back as we have been able to go with this line. Larealia ----- Original Message ----- Wrom: XOEAIJJPHSCRTNH Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2002 10:48 PM To: CAMP-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CAMP-L] William Camp/Kemp ca 1792-1865 GA 1850 U. S. Census, M432, Reel 67, Page 97B, Stone Mountain District Family 26 Line 17 - Wm. Kemp, 38, M, Carpenter
4. [CAMP-L] Camp Trip VT to California 1915 [1]
I have a picture and 1939 newspaper clipping of Randolph VT Camp's trip to California. The clipping didn't scan well so I will reprint it here: "Twenty-four years ago, when long distance motoring was much less common than today, when vehicles of the period were not so dependable, and trips across the American continent involved many weeks, much risk and even danger, the "Camps" of East and South Randolph went through to the Coast and back again. Their trip, reported day by day as they went along by the par
5. [CAMP-L] remove [1]
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6. [CAMP-L] Reunion information? [1]
From: JNWatson@aol.com Does anyone have knowledge of a Camp Family reunion that is held the second Sunday in June in the Albertville Alabama area. If it is to be held this year I would like to know. Thanks
7. [CAMP-L] Camps in The Georgia Black Book [1]
I hope that the following information will be of some use to Camp researchers. These articles were extracted from: Davis, Robert Scott Jr. The Georgia Black Book. South Carolina; Southern Historical Press, Inc., 1982. Pages as noted. Page 62 - #150: Braddock Camp; convicted of larceny of slaves; sentence to four years; starting 13 November 1820 and ending 13 November 1824; sentence from Scriven [sic] County; occupation: whipmaker; born in Connecticut; 29 years old; 5 ft. 8 = in. tall; fair complexion
8. [CAMP-L] Horace S. Camp [1]
The following was extracted from Fall 1981 Quarterly of the Northwest Georgia Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc. Page 1 - "In memory of Mrs. Ruth Beams Camp, born February 28, 1893, died May 7, 1981. She was the wife of Horace S. Camp. Her funeral was held at Oak-Griner Baptist Church, May 10, 1981, with interment in Anthony Cemetery, Anthony Florida, near Ocala, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Camp have been members of our N. W. Ga. Society for ten years."
9. Re: [CAMP-L] Re: Camp's in Anderson County, Texas [1]
I would like to have any information on Burrell Washington Camp. Are the books you're refering to still available? L. Camp
10. Re: [CAMP-L] Re: Camp's in Anderson County, Texas [1]
(1) Josiah Washington Camp married Necie McDonald 22 Sept., 1881 recorded at Anderson County Courthouse Book 9 page 83 per "Marriages of Anderson County, Texas 1846 - 1900", pg.18, ACGS, 1993 Now, that's not all, in "Pioneer Families of Anderson County Prior to 1900", ACGS, 3rd reprint, 1998, page 129, it list Pernecia "Necie" Fincher (a member of the Creek Nation) who was married to Moses Fincher and that she was a sister or half sister to William H. Holder and Andrew Holder. on page 130, the artical
11. [CAMP-L] Early Georgia Newspapers - Hosea & Moses Camp [1]
I hope that the following information will be of some help to Camp researchers. These articles were extracted from: Huxford, Judge Folks. Genealogical Material from Legal Notices in Early Georgia Newspapers. South Carolina; Southern Historical Press, Inc., 1989. Pages 105, 126, 141. Page 105 - Gwinnett County: Grand Jurors serving March Term, 1830: Hosea Camp, foreman; William Mathis . . . Moses Liddwell (issue of April 10, 1830). Page 126 - Gwinnett County: Grand Jurors serving Sept. Term 1833, Gwin
12. Re: [CAMP-L] Camp Data [1]
not a problem, so was I. so have a nice day Mary D. Allen
13. Re: [CAMP-L] William Lewis Camp [1]
In a message dated 4/19/2002 10:51:03 PM Eastern Standard Time, JNWatson@aol.com writes: > I am seeking information regarding the death date and burial place for a > William Lewis (or Louis) Camp who supposedly died during March of 1915 in > Phil Campbell, Franklin County Alabama. William was married to his first > cousin, Frances Dorcas Daniel. I am also seeking her death date and burial > place. William Lewis was the son of William Lewis Camp born about 1801 in > Pendleton District of South C
14. Re: [CAMP-L] Camp Trip VT to California 1915 [1]
Mary, I would love to see the picture. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, April 07, 2002 8:17 PM Subject: [CAMP-L] Camp Trip VT to California 1915 > I have a picture and 1939 newspaper clipping of Randolph > VT Camp's trip to California. The clipping didn't scan > well so I will reprint it here: "Twenty-four years ago, > when long distance motoring was much less common than > today, when vehicles of the period were not so > dependable, and trips
15. Re: [CAMP-L] Hayes/Gould [1]
Have just received a notice of an e-mail that was deleted by my server, due to a virus. I presume all memebers of the Camp-L might also have received this. I have not had this situation before and would appreciate knowing if this often happens with list subscriptions. The message was supposedly from a John Camp with subject heading 'For problems resulting from your system' as an attachment. (I didn't try to open the attachment.) Would appreciate your comments, as I am now unsure what to do. Regards, J
16. Re: [CAMP-L] Re: Camp's in Anderson County, Texas [1]
Laura, My Camp family moved from Dale Co., Alabama sometime after the 1850 census to Anderson Co. TX. They moved with his wife's family by the name of Rogers. There were about 7 or 8 families that moved to Texas. The Rogers and Camp families only stayed in Anderson County for a few years because they were listed on the Johnson Co. Tax roll by 1859. My ggg-grandfather was an only son of Sextus Camp & Jane Crawford Camp. My ancestor was James Elbert Camp b.5-2-1819 in Georgia or possibly Campbellton, FL. Abo
17. Re: [CAMP-L] Camp Data [1]
Barbi and Mary and all. I meant the message for Barbara Farris, because she sent out a mailing to the Camp list saying she had added new information. One of the items was for Texas Cemeterys and when I went to the site, Texas was not listed. I am sorry to confuse. Bobbie Camp Floyd
18. Re: [CAMP-L] Hayes/Gould [1]
I don't have any information on John, but Maude's parents were William Gould and Emma Theresa Henderson. Barbara Farris Carrie Camp Memorial Library Camp Family Web Site > Looking for information on JOHN CUSTER HAYES and MAUDE EMMA JANE GOULD of > Maumee, OHIO (Lucas County). >
19. [CAMP-L] James Oliver Camp in Georgia [1]
The following was extracted from North West Georgia Historical and Genealogical Society Quarterly, Volume Five, Number Three, July 1973, pages 8, 10, and 12, "The Story of Seney, Georgia." "James Oliver Camp, a big brawny man with a friendly smile was the blacksmith. His shop was beside the road going up to the Baptist Church. The original oak still stands beside the blacksmith site and one can almost see the sparks fly and the anvils sound out. Oliver Camp was Seney's last recorded mayor." J. Ol
20. Re: [CAMP-L] Re: La Nelda Gordon [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 12:24 PM Subject: [CAMP-L] Re: La Nelda Gordon > La Nelda Gordon, I need to contact you about your site on Yahoo. My nameis > Carolyn W. Camp cwocamp@aol.com >
21. Re: [CAMP-L] Reunion information? [1]
THERE IS ALSO A CAMP FAMILY REUNION HELD IN BRADFORD COUNTY, PA. DOES ANYONE KNOW WHEN IT WILL BE HELD? THANKS, SUSAN CAMP naturegirl@cyber-quest.com ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 6:45 AM Subject: [CAMP-L] Reunion information? > From: JNWatson@aol.com > > > Does anyone have knowledge of a Camp Family reunion that is held the second > Sunday in June in the Albertville Alabama area. If it is to be held this > year I wou
22. [CAMP-L] More Camp Data [1]
I have put the following on the Camp Web Site: (Soundex only) 1880 Coffee County, Alabama 1880 Colbert County, Alabama 1880 Crenshaw County, Alabama 1880 Escambia County, Alabama 1880 Jackson County, Alabama 1880 Jefferson County, Alabama 1880 Marion County, Alabama 1880 Marshall County, Alabama 1880 Mobile County, Alabama 1880 Tuscaloosa County, Alabama 1880 Randolph County, Alabama 1880 Talladego County, Alabama Barbara Farris Carrie Camp Memorial Library http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/camp/2002-04/1019788264
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23. Re: [CAMP-L] Erath Co. TX Kemp/Camp's [1]
Hi, My g-grandparents were John Wood St.Clair and Martha (Kemp/Camp) St. Clair, married in Johnson county in 1865 and moved to Erath Co in 1879. In my research, the name St.Clair has been found with several variation of spellings: St.Clair, St.Clere, SaintClair, SaintClere, Sinclair, Sinclere, Sinkler, Cinkler, St.Claire, Sinclaire. Sometimes St. Clair is spelled with a period (St.Clair), sometimes without the period and with a space between (St Clair) and sometimes as a single word (StClair). I have foun
24. [CAMP-L] Erath Co. TX Kemp/Camp's [1]
Hi All, I don't know if any of you have problems finding records at a moments notice, well I did, so I put all my family info into Binders, and I still have problems finding what I want. This did take time because I had spent 30 years on McAdams Research plus some other Lines. I was looking for this census below, in Erath Co. I have a question about the people who are related to the St. Clair line. Is St. Claire and Sinclair the same family variation of names? I had never noticed this Kemp family
25. Re: [CAMP-L] Re: CAMP-D Digest V02 #34 [1]
All of my info is already online in the Blackman - Farmer db on WorldConnect and Ancestry.com. I was asking because I'm a double descendant of the CAMP line and I found a double 5th cousin on 2 of my other lines yesterday. If you and I are related, then that means that she would be a double cousin on my mother's side as well as my father's. Elaine (nee Cathryn Elaine Farmer) Elaine Blackman, 20 Briar Patch Road, Camden, SC 29020 (803) 425-5146 leblackm@bellsouth.net ----- Original Message --
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