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1. Re: [COUCH] Re: test [1]
On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 05:00, Joann Gordon wrote: Well, my test went through ok, so guess I'm not unsubbed. Where is everyone -- on vacation or what? I keep hoping to see more stuff come through on the KY Couch lines. My line goes back to old John AND his wife Elizabeth. I mainly lurk - hoping to finding something new. Thanks to all. Jo G You will find little Kentucky lines being exchanged here. Most all is southern lines or DNA for same... or Old Thomas line.
2. Re: [COUCH] Montgomery Joseph Couch [1]
On Tue, 2003-08-19 at 06:19, Bill Couch wrote: Ok I have another Question, How many still thinks that this John Couch who married Elizabeth James is a son of the old Thomas, If so is the Joseph who was there also a son of old Thomas, He did have a son name Joseph also. For some reason I have always had my doubts about the group that went to Franklin Co.Ga and then to Bedford Co. Tenn. as being the son of old Thomas, But I can't prove it either way, and I really don't think
3. Re: [COUCH] Montgomery Joseph Couch [1]
On Mon, 2003-08-18 at 18:41, Bill Couch wrote: What dates do you have for them being born, the Dates I have for John and Joseph that was in Ash Co. NC are not old enough to have owne property in 1768? John born 1750 +/- Joseph born 1748 +/- well within time frames to be owning property indications are John Couch that was married to Elizabeth James was born prior 1750 by a couple of years. Even the John/Joseph listed in 1782-1806 are well within the timeline John Couch listed in Ashe Co had
4. Re: [COUCH] Austin Couch in Indiana [1]
On Tue, 2003-08-05 at 17:41, Joyce H. Reeves wrote: Hi all, I believe I have found proof the Austin Couch in Boone County IN 1837 was from the Perry County KY Couches. I found on the OREGON-L list where John Lewis, grandson of James T and Sarah Couch Lewis married a woman born in Boone Co IN. So I went to the BLM GLO records and found William Lewis (s/o James T & Sarah Couch Lewis), John Lewis, Charles Lewis (I can't identify either of these men. William's son John was b
5. Re: [COUCH] John Couch 1800 Greenville SC [1]
On Sun, 2003-08-03 at 23:37, Couch, Robert H. wrote: Danny, There was at one time the John Couch Sr (son os Ole Thomas) we thought was the husband of Betsy in his first marriage. The 5 daughters were identified and at least two sons (One my Thomas Couch who married Elvie Lynch). Next John may have married Ann Meredith in Enoree SC. However, I have begun to doubt this. But, I think Windwalker may have an idea. Anotherr John Couch of Burks County, PA may have been r
6. Re: [COUCH] anyone there? [1]
On Sat, 2003-08-23 at 18:11, Joyce H. Reeves wrote: Hey Danny, Sorry you didn't get to make the NC trip. I know that was something you wanted to do. Some of my cousins and I are finding some new things which we'll be sharing as soon as we get it all put together. So "stayed tuned" LOL Joyce So there are a few still left on this list !! Guess all the others are out doing field work {like right}
7. Re: [COUCH] State Historical Libraries [1]
On Sat, 2003-08-23 at 16:00, Danny Couch wrote: Edward Couch (1761-1831), my gggrandaddy, served in the Orange Co. militia twice, first as a volunteer and second as regular army, 1779 and again in 1781 as a private. I have his Rev. War pension record. He marched with his regiment from present day Chapel Hill NC to Salisbury and all the way to the Savannah River, border of GA & SC, and back, about 650 miles. An obscure record I saw (one of those internet things) listed my supposed
8. Re: [COUCH] Montgomery Joseph Couch [1]
On Wed, 2003-08-20 at 03:39, Bill Couch wrote: Windwalker wrote: That is sort of what I expected. now keep in mind that Ron took the DNA test and he is from the Martin Couch line. Chart at http://www.couchgenweb.com/couch/martinc.htm#rgc He came backin Group 5 and almost everyone in Group 5 can be traced back to VA. We have not found anyone in the DNA test from any of the Northern States to match up in Group 5 yet. Of cource I think we could still learn a lo
9. Re: [COUCH] Atten Bill Couch {change request} [1]
On Fri, 2003-08-22 at 18:16, Windwalker wrote: RE: John Couch {Ky info} 1st Wife Mary info. Bill would you be so kind as to change the place of death for John Couch,s first wife Mary. From deceased Ashe Co 1781 To deceased in Wilkes Co. Info so provided will explain the change. Ashe was not a Co till 1799. http://www.martygrant.com/gen/refs/nccounty.htm If the date of death is near correct, its impossible for her to have died in Ashe Co. The rec
10. Re: [COUCH] John Couch - 500# man or wagon?? [1]
On Sun, 2003-08-03 at 19:18, Joyce H. Reeves wrote: Ok, Couch cousins, Here's what I have about John and his weight problem (and they didn't have fast food back then -lol) This is taken from a book "Portrait and Biographical Record of the Willamette Valley Oregon", pub. by Chapman Publ. Co., Chicago, 1903. article Miles Lewis - "He (Miles Lewis) is a descendant of distinugishd Colonial stock, his paternal grandfather, James Lewis (Jr-jhr) having been a second cousin of
11. [COUCH] John C tax list [1]
A interesting reply form a tax query on John Couch Look in this book or resource: North Carolina Taxpayers, Vol 1 (1701-1786) & 2 (1679-1790) Please look for these names and dates: John Couch/Mary Couch repoerted in Wilkes/Ashe/Surry/Orange Co in 1769-1780 era Other helpful information: Looking fo info on a John Couch, whom married a Mary Polly Boone in 1769 in Yadkin Co.. later they moved to Surry Co/wilkes... Mary is reorted to have died in Ashe Co NC in abt 1781 and John remarried to a Elizabeth J
12. Re: [COUCH] Re: test [1]
On Thu, 2003-08-28 at 17:17, Joyce H. Reeves wrote: Ron, I have a Moore line out of Owsley Co KY. I asked my aunt if we were related to some who were not our direct line. She said, "no relation - they're a different set". Well, what she didn't know is the different "sets" are all descended from James Moore and Ellender Hamilton of Augusta Co VA, who came to Madison/Clay/Owsley area KY early on before 1795. So when I hear there are "two differnet lines of Couches in ea
13. [Fwd: Re: [COUCH] Re: birthyear of Sarah Couch Lewis] [1]
--=-7EdELV6SXH/cylguveg9 Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --=-7EdELV6SXH/cylguveg9 Content-Disposition: inline Content-Description: Forwarded message - Re: [COUCH] Re: birthyear of Sarah Couch Lewis Content-Type: message/rfc822 Subject: Re: [COUCH] Re: birthyear of Sarah Couch Lewis From: Windwalker To: Darrel Claibourn In-Reply-To: <007001c3582e$4958c480$3a10ecd8@test> References: <28887-3F2978E8-2072@storefull-2111.public.lawson.
14. [COUCH] Montgomery Joseph Couch [1]
Has anyone found reference to Joseph Couch in the time frame of 1760 -1806 in NC? This Joe is refered to in historical documents as being in NC as well as VA and documtments refer to him as "Montgomery" Joe. He had holdings in MontgomeryCo Va s well as Surry/Ashe. He is noted as being next to property of John Couch in VA as well as Ashe Co NC.. In deeds for 1801-02 he is noted next to James Lewis and John. In a document in present day Tucker Co Wva he is again listed as being next to John Couch {1769 and
15. Re: [COUCH] John Couch 1800 Greenville SC [1]
On Sun, 2003-08-03 at 23:37, Couch, Robert H. wrote: Danny, There was at one time the John Couch Sr (son os Ole Thomas) we thought was the husband of Betsy in his first marriage. The 5 daughters were identified and at least two sons (One my Thomas Couch who married Elvie Lynch). Next John may have married Ann Meredith in Enoree SC. However, I have begun to doubt this. But, I think Windwalker may have an idea. Anotherr John Couch of Burks County, PA may have been r
16. [COUCH] John C mess up [1]
Im getting hammered by offlist email on this, so I post here to possible help. John Couch of Kentucky married Elizabeth Campbell in Orange Co indeed !! North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Elizabeth Campbell Groom: John Couch Bond Date: 02 Dec 1783 OC County: Orange Record: #:01 096 Bond: #:000096011 The bond will have the witnesses ect on it. or even relation or bondsman The sole info put out on the birth of John Couch of Kentucky was put out by Gladys Frazier listed as a source by another re
17. [Fwd: Re: [COUCH] Re: birthyear of Sarah Couch Lewis] [1]
--=-bGI3aes+JLPcVt6RyIa9 Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --=-bGI3aes+JLPcVt6RyIa9 Content-Disposition: inline Content-Description: Forwarded message - Re: [COUCH] Re: birthyear of Sarah Couch Lewis Content-Type: message/rfc822 Subject: Re: [COUCH] Re: birthyear of Sarah Couch Lewis From: Windwalker To: Darrel Claibourn In-Reply-To: <007001c3582e$4958c480$3a10ecd8@test> References: <28887-3F2978E8-2072@storefull-2111.public.lawson.
18. Re: [COUCH] John Couch 1800 Greenville SC [1]
On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 16:17, Danny Couch wrote: Hi Bob, I have bad news. The Orange Co. NC Library is shut down while they build a new one. To do this, they had to box up all the records and they are in a warehouse in Durham. The new library will not be completed until spring 2004. Nat Clark will not be back until 2004. The alternative is to look for a marriage record for John Couch and Betsy Patterson Couch at the NC Archives in downtown Raleigh. I am not sure if they ma
19. Re: [COUCH] Re: test [1]
On Wed, 2003-08-27 at 21:11, RGC0013@aol.com wrote: Robert, I cannot tell you specifically how group 5 relates to Tim Couch -- seems I read on this site that he (Tim) is a descendant of Martin Couch, as I am. Perhaps others are aware of facts in the relationship. If it is true, I certainly will claim him. There are not many Couch folk that are as well known as Tim -- actually none I know of. I bet Windwalker knows about Tim. Ron Couch Tim is on Martin Couc
20. Re: [COUCH] More Couch and Lewis land patents [1]
On Wed, 2003-08-06 at 15:10, Joyce H. Reeves wrote: Hi, I may have found another of our Perry Co KY Couches. By following up on the OREGON-L article about William Lewis (s/o Sarah Couch and James T. Lewis, Jr) I found the families left Boone County IN and went to Platt County MO during the 1840's. On the BLM GLO records I found William M Couch patented land in Platt Co 4-1-1846 in Township 52-N, along with Daniel P. Lewis on the same day. Still later 6-10-1848 William L
21. Re: [COUCH] Re: test [1]
On Thu, 2003-08-28 at 16:56, RGC0013@aol.com wrote: There are repeated rumors that some of the Couch folk came here from Germany. In a handbook titled "Pioneer Families of Leslie County" by Sadie W. Stidham, p. 153, it is said "The Couches are of German-French descent.....Martin Couch immigrated from Germany to America and settled first in North Carolina..." Doesn't make a lot of sense, but there is the reference. I've also heard tales that John and Martin came to America --
22. Re: [COUCH] Atten Bill Couch {change request} [1]
On Wed, 2003-08-27 at 03:52, Bill Couch wrote: That should have been Does not have a place of Death on them. I use the old Paf program to create those charts. It only Give a place of Birth. and the year of birth and Death if I know them. Bill well then provide me documentation of her death year and place. as well as Johns birth. There is no documentation on it at present The whole state of NC has no record of her death NOR marriage as claimed in charts for Orange Co NC.. Its key t
23. Re: [COUCH] John Couch 1800 Greenville SC [1]
On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 14:15, Couch, Robert H. wrote: Danny, We have settled our travel plans and will come into Orange County probably Monday night Aug 18th. So, I have the 19th and 20th there and plan to go on up to see Couch's creek and the old Thomas and Elizabeth estate in Luenburg co, VA. Then on Friday head back down to the Mountains to let my bride of 42 years have some mountain time. If you can meet us there that would be just great. Windwalkere has had some
24. Re: [COUCH] John Couch 1800 Greenville SC [1]
On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 15:35, Danny Couch wrote: Windwalker, do an internet search for NC Archives and History or NC Dept. of Cultural Archives and you will find that they have many records online. I have lost the web address for the archives but I remember looking at the site and thinking what a good job they did with that. It may save you a trip to Raleigh. Danny Couch ----- Original Message ----- From: "Windwalker" To:
25. Re: [COUCH] 500# wagon driver ??? [1]
On Sat, 2003-08-02 at 14:58, Lee wrote: I find this to be true about the wagons. My grandfather Jarrel was born in 1874 and he would refer to these wagon drivers as 500 pounders. Nancy Insight how this all got started.. Some years ago a "" researcher"" whom I wont name posted in several places John Couch WEIGHED 500 lb and was a WAGON driver.And was in Washingtons Army !!! A source was given "in my files". Well the source was never proven nor the contact person for the alledged statemen
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