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1. Re: [COUCH-L] Re:COUCH [1]
I have a June Corbett(?) Couch married to an Alfred Couch in the early 1900's, and their children: Alfred Jr., Iris, Francis, and Carmen Couch. They lived in Washington State in the 1940's, I think Francis and Iris died in the 60's.
2. [COUCH-L] interesting site [1]
Just thought I'd pass this on, came upon it surfing. The message board on this site has many Couches looking for family info., mostly Perry and Hazard Co., KY. http://www.hazardkentucky.com/ Hazard Kentucky & Perry County: A Photographic History They also have a place where you can link to their site. Kathleen Couch Latshaw
3. Re: [COUCH-L] Meshach Couch...New to list [1]
Dear Brenda Duff, Sorry, but none of your Couch names rings a bell with me. Bobby Taylor in Texas
4. Re: [COUCH-L] Jacob Couch [1]
I am still looking for my mother's best friend, her maiden name was Janie Couch. Her mothers name was Opal. If anyone knows her or is related please let me know and it would be greatly appreciated. My mother would love to hear from her. Thanks, Tammy
5. Re: [COUCH-L] Thomas Couch of Enoree River [1]
I erased the message where someone offered to type this up and put it on the site -- so couldn't answer direct -- if in fact you do type it up -- please let us know when it goes on the site. Thanks Kay Couch-Lopez In a message dated 9/27/99 4:09:00 PM, Jeri006@aol.com writes: << I would love to have a copy of the Thomas Couch document. Please e-mail it to me. Thank you so much for sharing your information! ==== COUCH Mailing List ==== If you are having any problems with this list, ple
6. [COUCH-L] Thomas Couch documents [1]
Hi Calvin, Add me to the list for copies of your documents. Thank you. Theresa Whisenant theresa@airnet.net
7. Re: [COUCH-L] Matilda (w/o Nicholas Dorsey Worthington), Noah Worthington, Jacob and more [1]
Sorry, that first line should read WORTHINGTON not Washington. The COUCH name is in last paragraph. ----- Original Message ----- From: Wanda Slothower To: Sent: Monday, September 27, 1999 8:38 AM Subject: [COUCH-L] Matilda (w/o Nicholas Dorsey Worthington), Noah Worthington, Jacob and more > Janice, See 2nd paragraph re: NOAH WASHINGTON (two of them!) > Russ Worthington, I'll send you copies also > Anyone else wanting copies, send me your snail-mail addre
8. [COUCH-L] COUCH [1]
Looking for info on Edgar Earl Couch, my grandfather. At the time my father was born he was in Pittsburgh, PA. All I have is Edgar Earl Couch married Venetta D. Clarke. Their children were Earl Clarke Couch, William Albert Couch, and Irma (Erma) Couch. I'm trying to find out where Edgar Couch was born or deceased. Any help will be appreciated. Thanx, ginsu@sssnet.com
9. Re: [COUCH-L] Thomas Couch-Enoree River-1767 [1]
The Enoree River goes through Orange Co. NC. I have about the same info from Ornage Co. that he wrote about. Just different dates. And I have never see where it came from King George. But It was very interesting to see that there may be some records in some of the other counties. We can't seem to find what we need in Orange Co. to sort out this bunch of couches for about 1750-1800 Marianne E. Ryan wrote: > > Yvonne, > > Both Craven and Granville Counties are in North Carolina. Craven County > is half w
10. Re: [COUCH-L] Re:COUCH [1]
sam, thank you so much ...what a catch for the day, had no clue they were an line will get back with you on george washington after i have time to digest all this , you made my day, i have been in a sllump on two other lines and this makes research all worth while gina matthews
11. Re: [COUCH-L] Thomas Couch documents [1]
Hey Calvin, add me to the list if you don`t mind Tammy Pedgar1787@aol.com
12. Re: [COUCH-L] Thomas Couch of Enoree River [1]
I, too, would love to have a copy of the Thomas Couch document. You may e-mail it to me or, if you prefer, snail mail me a copy and I will reimburse you for copying and postage. Flo Nell Ozell ----- Original Message ----- From: Bettie McDonald To: Sent: Monday, September 27, 1999 1:25 PM Subject: Re: [COUCH-L] Thomas Couch of Enoree River > brownsel@mindspring.com wrote: > > > > Please email Linda Brown at brownsel@hotmail.com > > Thank you! > > > > -----Original
13. Re: [COUCH-L] Thomas Couch--enoree River [1]
Diane is correct. Normally land grants were given out as rewards for some sort of military or political service, or to encourage Englishmen to settle in the Colonies. Still, it would be nice to someday find out what "service" the Couch boys performed??? Marianne.
14. [COUCH-L] COUCH files [1]
Hi Bill, Thanks for all the work you are doing on the Couch Web Site. When you get time, could you add both the wills of both Thomas Couch's of Orange County, NC (1827 & 1845) that I have previously posted to the list, to the second link you have listed below? If they are posted elsewhere on the site, just ignore my message but if you need me to send you a copy of these wills, just let me know. Thanks! Kathryn ------------ I posted the file that calvin sent me on the server. don't have a link to it ye
15. Re: [COUCH-L] Thomas Couch-Enoree River-1767 [1]
Calvin, This very interesting! Please, can you document your source for this information? Where did you read it or see it? Can you supply a web address or bibliographic citation? I look forward to your reply. Marianne Ryan.
16. Re: [COUCH-L] Re:COUCH [1]
Tammy, sorry but none of your names ring a bell. Bobby in Texas
17. Re: [COUCH-L] Thomas Couch--enoree River [1]
Dear Calvin Dorris, My name is Lila Walters Moorer. I am the daughter of Clova Lila Couch Walters, and I am researching my ancestors. I have gotten as far as a Jacob Couch of Craven Co. South Carolina, who had a will of 1797. I am very interested in your information and would appreciate being sent any of your documentation that may be related to the Couches. I cannot say that these grants are "part of my past," but there couldn't have been that many Couches in Craven Co., SC during that period. I al
18. [COUCH-L] Thomas Couch-Enoree River-1767 [1]
Can anyone tell me why King George 3rd of Great Britain, France and Ireland gave Thomas Couch 300 acres on Enoree River in Craven County bounding southwest on Enoree River and all other sides by vacant land in 1767. He gave Edward Couch 300 hundred acres in Granville County on the waters of Savanah bounded on all sides by vacant land in 1774. He gave James Couch in 1773, 300 acres in Craven County on the north side of enoree river bounded sw by the said river and eastward by bounty land northward by Ed
19. Re: [COUCH-L] Thomas Couch of Enoree River [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Bettie McDonald To: COUCH-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, September 27, 1999 1:48 PM Subject: Re: [COUCH-L] Thomas Couch of Enoree River >brownsel@mindspring.com wrote: >> >> Please email Linda Brown at brownsel@hotmail.com >> Thank you! >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Calvin Dorris >> To: COUCH-L@rootsweb.com >> Date: Saturday, September 25, 1999 7:27 PM >> Subject: [COUCH-L] Thom
20. Re: [COUCH-L] Thomas Couch--enoree River [1]
Well Kay, You may have hit on something! If I remember my history correctly, King George was a rather crazy, lecherous, old dude. :-) Marianne.
21. [COUCH-L] Susan Couch [1]
Looking for any info on Susan (Sue) Couch, b. about 1780, in S.C.. She married John Cox, lived in Greenville Co. S.C., d. 28 Jun. 1874. I would appreciate any help on her parents or siblings, if any. Thanks, Eddie Cox
22. Re: [COUCH-L] Re: Unidentified subject! [1]
HI BOBBY THANKS ANYWAY, THANKS FOR LOOKING AND WRITING BACK. LYNN On Thu, 9 Sep 1999 11:42:45 EDT Bobbyhello@aol.com writes: >Dear Lynn: > >Sorry, but none of your names ring a bell with me. Bobby Taylor in >Texas > > >==== COUCH Mailing List ==== >Don't forget to stop by the CouchGenWeb at http://www.couchgenweb.com/ > >If you would like your name and e-mail address listed at CouchGenWeb, >contact Bill Couch at BCouch@CouchGenWeb.Com for more info!! >
23. Re: [COUCH-L] Re:COUCH [1]
Lorene Thiessen wrote: > > Lynn: > Where does your Couch line begin? I can trace mine back to Jacob Couch 1797. > He was my ggggg grandfather. > I have just begun to look into all of the Couch line. There are more Couch's > out there than I could ever imagine. It has been real interesting. Let me > know if there is any connection to your Couch line. > Lorene Thiessen > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To: > Sent: Friday, August 27, 1999 7:31 AM > Subject: [COU
24. [COUCH-L] Matilda (w/o Nicholas Dorsey Worthington), Noah Worthington, Jacob and more [1]
Janice, See 2nd paragraph re: NOAH WASHINGTON (two of them!) Russ Worthington, I'll send you copies also Anyone else wanting copies, send me your snail-mail address privately. Information about NICHOLAS DORSEY WORTHINGTON's gravesite and his son NICHOLAS J.O.D. WORTHINGTON has existed for a long time. His wife, however, was never mentioned. My cousin Kathi wanders through cemeteries and found my MATILDA WORTHINGTON wife of NICHOLAS DORSEY WORTHINGTON just two weeks ago at the Mt. Olive Methodist Church
25. Re: [COUCH-L] Re:COUCH [1]
I know this may sound strange, and not be much help, but I noticed on the Couch Family attachment to the original message, that 2 -- Benjamin Couch 7727 was 218 years old, and his spouse Elizabeth Phillips was 216 years old. You may want to check this. Ben Couch
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