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1. Hurlock [1]
Hi, I'm new to the list and seeking information on William J. Hurlock who was born in New Castle Co., DE, in abt. 1818. He and his wife (Mary Ann Hawk) are on the 1850 Berks Co., PA, census, and then show up on the 1880 Orange Co., VA, census. He is my g-g-grandfather. For years now, I have been trying to find his father and mother. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Pam Scott
2. Re: McCLINTOCK-BIRD [1]
> From: VWTK60A@prodigy.com ( GENE B ROOKS) > Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 09:36:35, -0500 > To: crossd@cyberia.com, denewcas-l@rootsweb.com > Subject: McCLINTOCK-BIRD > Hi, Ross, Debbie, and all. My Newcastle families are Samuel > McCLINTOCK b. ca. 1728, d. 1806 from Brandywine Hundred. His wife > was Elizabeth BIRD, daughter of Thomas and Rachel BIRD, also of > Brandywine Hundred. I believe this Thomas is desc. from Thomas and > Sarah EMPSON BIRD. Samuel McCLINTO
3. Stidham/Stedham/Steadham/Steddom [1]
I am doing research on the Stidham/Stedham/Steadham/Steddom family genealogy. Most families today who spell their surname similar to one of the above are most likely descendants of the Swedish immigrant, Dr. Timen Stiddem (Timothy Stidham). Dr. Stiddem, born about 1610, was on the first Swedish ship to reach America in 1638. He was among the first Swedish immigrants to settle in New Sweden (now Wilmington, Delaware), where he raised a large family. Some families with this surname, however, may be des
4. John/Jonas Stedham [1]
Anyone know the parents of the Jonas (John) Stedham/Stidham born ca 1799/1800 in Delaware; married Ann _____? (b. ca 1812, Maryland) with children: Edward Stidham, b. ca 1836, Maryland Catherine Stidham, b. ca 1838, Maryland Alonzo Stidham, b. ca 1840, Maryland James Stidham, b. ca 1842, Maryland, m. Ellenore _____? (b. ca 1847, Maryland), children Sallie, Alonza, Ellenore, Emma, and Jennie. George Stidham, b. ca 1843, Maryland Samuel Stidham, b. ca 1849, Maryland Jonas Stidham, b. ca 1856, Maryland
5. List Archives? [1]
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6. Re: Staats Family - Codrick Family [1]
Checked Revolutionary Patriots of Delaware and it mentioned Abraham, Ephraim, Jacob, and John Staats during the Rev War-- listed in New Castle Co. Also mentions a John Codrick who was an ensign in Rev War (no county mentioned).
7. Joseph GORBY-Mary LITTLEJOHN and descendants [1]
Hello all, Thanks Debbie and Ross Dellinger for creating this mailing list. I'm working on the GORBY surname, some branches also spell it GORBEY. Looking for any information relating to them, Any Place, Any Time. Also would like more info on associated families who "married in". Here is what has been uncovered in New Castle Co, DE as of February 1998: Two marriages for Joseph GORBY were recorded at Old Swede's Church. Joseph GORBY (I) was born abt 1725, some sources say in Chester Co, PA. He was mar
8. Re: Staats Family - Codrick Family [1]
Since you kindly offered, please check for ELLINGSWORTH Thanks, Keith On Sat, 28 Feb 1998 14:56:00 -0600 Amanda Roberts writes: >I have the 2 books "The Early Church Records of New Castle County, >Delaware" Vol1 and Vol2. > >Vol 1 lists: >------------------------ >STAATS John > Mary > Phillip >STATS Phillip >no Codrick's > >Vol 2 lists: >----------------------- >STAATS Abraham > Ann >CODERECK Letesha > >If you find these are your people or a
9. Staats Family - Codrick Family [1]
I have the 2 books "The Early Church Records of New Castle County, Delaware" Vol1 and Vol2. Vol 1 lists: ------------------------ STAATS John Mary Phillip STATS Phillip no Codrick's Vol 2 lists: ----------------------- STAATS Abraham Ann CODERECK Letesha If you find these are your people or anyone else here needs the details, just drop me a line and I will look them up. -- Amanda (Mandy) Roberts ============================= From: Northfield, MN E-
10. DE Look-ups [1]
Thanks for the offer. I'm looking for: RAY (probably John, Moses, Joseph) in New Castle area EATON (Welsh Baptists) CRAIGHEAD in New Castle and White Clay Creek charla in nj marchpubs@juno.com _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
11. Re: Squirrel Creek [1]
> Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 07:46:19 -0600 > To: DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com > From: rhuseth > Subject: Squirrel Creek > According to the "History of Delaware, 1609-1888," Vol. II, by J. Thomas > Scharf, "John [GREGG] had a warrant dated August 13, 1734, for a tract of > two hundred and fifty acres of land at the mouth of Squirrel Creek, a > branch of the Brandywine." > > My problem is that I cannot find Squirrel Creek on any map nor in the USGS > GNIS online
12. Re: Squirrel Creek [1]
Dear Richard, We went to Borders and bought some fishing maps for Chester County,New Castle County and Cecil County. No Squirrel Creek. Went to our local library and the local historical society in York County. No Squirrel Creek. The search countinues. Meanwhile, if you're ever coming up this way, we can point you to some real good fishin' holes. Debbie and Ross rhuseth wrote: > > According to the "History of Delaware, 1609-1888," Vol. II, by J. Thomas > Scharf, "John [GREGG] had a warrant dated Aug
13. Re: DE Look-ups/CRAIGHEAD/EATON/RAY [1]
Dear Charla, Found a Margaret Ray and a Mary Ray...need anything on them?. Lots of Eatons at the Welsh Baptist church....who are we looking for? Found in the Peden book: George Craighead May 10, 1733-Feb 21, 1811. Capt. New Castle County Battalion, Commisioned on Sept, 16, 1775. Justice of Peace for New Castle County 1777-1778. Member of General Assembly in 1777. Colonel and Clothier General in the De. Regiment in 1779. He married Ann Brattain. There is also some info on Ezekiel Eaton and George Eaton....
14. Re: List Archives? [1]
Dear Brian, We're all new to this list...it's only a few weeks old. Rootsweb is in the process of making a search engine available to all of the smaller list's archives. All the posts are saved....it's just a little tricky to plow through them until there are more disks in the system......we'll let you know when it's up and running! In the meantime, please post without fear of replication.... And here is the URL for the Roots Surname list...if any of you haven't been there yet, it's worth a look.http:
15. McCLINTOCK-BIRD [1]
Hi, Ross, Debbie, and all. My Newcastle families are Samuel McCLINTOCK b. ca. 1728, d. 1806 from Brandywine Hundred. His wife was Elizabeth BIRD, daughter of Thomas and Rachel BIRD, also of Brandywine Hundred. I believe this Thomas is desc. from Thomas and Sarah EMPSON BIRD. Samuel McCLINTOCK had sons William, James, John, Thomas, Robert, and Samuel, Jr. Several of these sons served during the Revolution. Samuel McCLINTOCK Sr. also had a brother, James McCLINTOCK, who had at least children
16. Staats Family - Codrick Family [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_005F_01BD4455.EBA65F60 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Friends, Please help if you can. I have tracked my Staats family back to New Castle County, DE and = thanks, in large part, to the work of the wonderful Josephine Staats = Ellsworth [The Staats Family: A History of the the Dutch Settlement in = New York and Delaware] pages 42 and 43, find a Jesse Staats (hopefully = mine) men
17. Squirrel Creek [1]
According to the "History of Delaware, 1609-1888," Vol. II, by J. Thomas Scharf, "John [GREGG] had a warrant dated August 13, 1734, for a tract of two hundred and fifty acres of land at the mouth of Squirrel Creek, a branch of the Brandywine." My problem is that I cannot find Squirrel Creek on any map nor in the USGS GNIS online database. Has it changed names? Can anyone please tell me the location of Squirrel Creek and its junction with Brandywine Creek? Thanks, Richard Huseth Austin, Texas
18. Re: Squirrel Creek [1]
Patty - You responded to my question about Squirrel Creek as follows: >I have references for John S. Miller's residences as follows (most >references are from the Mt. Salem church records). It's possible >that Squirrel Run and Squirrel Creek are the same thing. >1851 and 1860 - Christiana Hd >1861 - Squirrel Run >1862 - Breck's Lane >1870 - Christiana Hd >Breck's Lane is in Christiana Hd, it looks like Squirrel Run is >probably in Christiana Hd as well, and that it's possible that >Breck's Lane an
19. WAY/BATTON/GAMMELL and more... [1]
I too would like to thank Debbie and Ross for creating this list. I am looking for information on David BATTON WAY b. 1821 New Castle. He married in 1850 New Castle,Mary BROOKS b.1829 New Castle (dau of Josiah and Maria LONG BROOKS). They children were: David GAMMELL WAY m. Maggie WOODWARD Josiah BROOKS WAY died young John BROOKS WAY died young William LEWIS WAY m. ? Sara Maria (or Mira) WAY died young Anna Mary WAY m. John CROCKER Evelaena
20. ELLINGSWORTH [1]
Hello, I'm a new "kid" on your block. My #1 goal in life these days is to connect my gg grandfather, Josiah ELLINGSWORTH born 1806, Del. moved to & died Wicomico Co., Md. to Richard, first Ellingsworth to arrive in America, Baltimore, 1654, or to some other Ellingsworth, who sailed or rode into, perhaps, Del. Will appreciate any help or comments. Keith ellingsworth@juno.com Anne Arundel Co., Md. _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to
21. Welcome [1]
Hello all, Welcome to the DENEWCAS list! Since we're brand new, we're not going to fuss with a lot of rules and regulations...we'll just rely on good manners to guide us. For the next few weeks, Ross and I will do lookups in "Revolutionary War Patriots of Delaware" by Peden. Periodically, we will offer lookups in other books. Please put look-up in the subject line and limit your requests to two or three surnames. We will post the results to the entire group, unless you request otherwise. This will g
22. Re: Staats Family - Codrick Family [1]
Amanda, Your kind offer is welcome and accepted. I believe that a David Staats is living next to my Jesse Staats in Maryland in 1800 - He [David] is supposed to have married a "Letesha". Jesse Staats and David Staats could have married sisters, but I don't know how Jesse and David are connected by blood, which I am pretty sure they are. Who did Letesha Codereck marry? The Plillip Staats is probably a son of John Staats, the Rev. War veteran mentioned in the follow-up message from "Delwarrens"
23. HAYDEN [1]
Is anyone researching the surname Hayden in Delaware? I am looking for information on them in New Castle and Kent Co. I'm looking for information regarding James Hayden (before 1810), Daniel Hayden born c. 1787, Charles Hayden born. c. 1820, and Peter Hayden born c. 1825. Thank you, Lorraine
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