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1. RE: WILLIAM-WILLIAM-ELIJAH [1]
Mary, in "A Somerset Sampler" Elijah is ALSO listed as the first son, b. ca. 1710. I don't know whether this was merely "borrowed" from WTH, or is the result of independent research. (Just thought you'd like to know that another source listed him the same way.) Lou -----Original Message----- From: MaryMoor@aol.com [mailto:MaryMoor@aol.com] Sent: Friday, March 03, 2000 7:20 PM To: HEARNE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: WILLIAM-WILLIAM-ELIJAH (1)William Hearn, immigrant 1680s (2)William Hearn, son (3) Elijah H
2. HEARN-McCLENDON [1]
Putnam Co., GA., Will Bk. A 1802-1822 p. 187 Frances MCCLENDON wills to grandchildren, Asa HEARN, James MCCLENDON, Rebecca ALLISON. Dau, Mary HEARN. Son, Dennis MCCLENDON. Exe. Lot HEARN and Jacob MCCLENDON. ww 26 Oct 1839; wp 6 May 1844, p. 244 Frances SWANSON. Late husband, Lot HEARN. Neices, Frances Warren, wife of James M. Warren, Rebecca Caroline Allen, wife of John Allen. Bros., Joel MCCLENDON, Jacob MCLENDON, Charles MCLENDON, Lewis MCLENDON. Nephews, Asa HEARN and James J. MCLENDON.
3. Hearn(e) citations in Montgomery County NC [1]
From "Abstracts of Land Entries, Montgomery county, North Carolina 1778-1795" compiled by Dr. A. B. Pruitt, copyrighted 1988 the index number, immediately following the page number, is how it was listed in his book... page 21, "308. Mar 11, 1780, Charles Carter enters 150 ac in Montgomery County; border: Isaac Calliway and William Hearnes (or Haaines)." page 34, "491. Jul 4, 1786, Phillany Hearn enters 00 ac [note: this is how it was transcribed, suspect it should be 100 ac] on waters of Big Bear Cr, bo
4. Re; another 2 cents worth on Wm. H. Hearn [1]
In response to Dr. Bowers message of 3/2/00, I can't add anything, I have a question concerning Gen.Henry Light Horse Lee. He is the grandfather of my great, great,great grandmother, Hanna J. Lee Daughtry. I have empty spaces that I wonder if anyone can fill while we have this name before us.(Btw,William H. Hearn b>1791, is my great, great grandfather) This is what I have: Hanna J. Lee, Born>Aug.3, 1830>S.C.>Died 3 Aug.1921, Al. Buried at Early Town, Ceme. Geneva County, Al. d/o Charles Carter Lee>8, Nov.17
5. Frances McLENDON [1]
Correction: The dau of Frances McLendon apparently is listed in Jasper Co., GA bible records as Frances Mariah McClendon not Mary Frances. Therefore: Frances Mariah McLendon m (1) Lot HEARN, (2) John Swanson.
6. another two cents' worth on William Hearn Family [1]
William Hearn Jr. (b. 1784 d 1841 LA) was the son of William Hearn Sr. RS. William Jr. m. Nancy Miles in 1813 in Jasper Co, GA. Several sources, including WTH's book) state that she was a niece of Gen. Lighthorse Harry Lee. This is not correct. Nancy Miles, b. ? was the dtr. of William Miles. Her mother was Rhoda LEA. I have not identified this William Miles. (There are about as many Miles with the same first name as there are Hearns, and I descend from both families). This William Miles is i
7. Some Hearn(e)s etc in MD Colonial 1776 Census [1]
HEARN JAMES Spesutia Lower 100, Harford Co. MD. 29 HEARN HANNAH Spesutia Lower 100, Harford Co. MD. 30 HEARN MARY Spesutia Lower 100, Harford Co. MD. 1-12 HEARN BABY Spesutia Lower 100, Harford Co. MD. 2 HERRING EDWEARD , Queen Anne Co. Md. Males: 1 over 21, 1 12-16, 3 under 12, Females: 1 over 21, 2 under 12, Blacks: 0 That's all I found; database description says it includes over 17,100 persons.
8. Hearn docs/Bible records [1]
Well maybe Bible records are great finds, but one can't just go by them alone. One has to question when the records were written. I have several Bible records that are full of errors because they recorded information about ancestors years after they were dead and include data about siblings that have incorrect birth dates and places. My best story is from my sister, who has my mother's Bible. My Mom filled out the family history part when she was quite old and had, already had, had several strokes. My sis
9. RE: Hearn(e) citations in Montgomery County NC [1]
Jennifer, this is "golden." THANK YOU! (Don't know why I hadn't found some of this before, but there's a couple of things in your list that I had not seen before). Lou
10. Fw: PML Search Result matching Hearn [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 6:14 AM Subject: PML Search Result matching Hearn > ===================================================================== > A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this > search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > ===================================================================== > Source: NCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NCROOTS] 1790 NC Montgomery Co. S
11. Fw: PML Search Result matching Hearn [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: jann woodard To: Sent: Monday, March 06, 2000 4:07 PM Subject: PML Search Result matching Hearn > ============================================================ > A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this > search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > ============================================================ > Source: ARLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ARLINCOL] The Old Confederate Soldier
12. Fw: PML Search Result matching Hearn [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2000 9:36 PM Subject: PML Search Result matching Hearn > ===================================================================== > A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this > search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > ===================================================================== > Source: NCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NCROOTS] 1790 NC Montgomery Co. Sal
13. Montgomery Co. records [1]
I have not had the opportunity to do any research in Montgomery Co. myself so let me say right away that this is second-hand, but having said that, my grandmother found valuable records in Montgomery Co. about 1960 in a library. Sorry, I don't know which one. It seems that all of the records were not in the court house when it burned, and thus some were saved. We proved a missing generation by finding the legal papers from grandchildren who proved themselves heirs for a will of about 1803. So, don't
14. Re: Want a new variation on William the Merchant's birth date? [1]
Looks like it came straight out of someone's Ancestral File entry. I found a cross-reference to it in another worldconnect.rootsweb.com database ... See below.. ID: I36556 Name: William HEARNE Given Name: William Surname: Hearne Sex: M Birth: 2 DEC 1630 in ,London,London,England Death: OCT 1691 in Chearsley,Buckinghamshire,,England Burial: ,,Somerset,Maryland Note: Source: IGI AFN:3ZW4-44. Look at the death location.... FWIW, the same record listed Thomas Sr. as the son of this man. Has Thomas Sr. buri
15. Henry HYRNE [1]
Arkansas History Commission, Leonardo Andrea Collection of South Carolina Material, HEARN, folder #394, ***Will Book for 1760-67 p. 320, probated 14 Feb 1764, Charleston Co., S.C. Will of: Henry HYRNE of Ashley River wife, not named, Henry HYRNE, JR., son and Exe, Edmund HYRNE, son, daughter name missing, Alexander HYRNE, son, Mary Ann CLARK SAUNDERS, step dayghter, Thomas Smith, cousin, Benjamin Smith, cousin, Sanuel Elliott, friend and exe., James Postell, Friend and exe. Wit: Eliza Pinckney, Sar
16. John HEARN of Montgomery County and Wythe County, Virginia [1]
Different Montgomery County.... I believe the John HEARN referenced below is possibly the John HEARN referenced in the WTH book (1907 or 1912 editions, not the 1895 edition) as being a son of Thomas Jr. and Nancy WILSON. I have no proof he is. But believe we're talking about the same John HEARN. Actually, I'm beginning to strongly suspect he's from a different HEARN/HERRIN family. Found the following on the Library of Virginia's Land Grants index... Grants Book 3 (26 Jun 1786) page 29/30 "In considerat
17. *****Can anyone help with this unexpected finding??****** [1]
They Lived In Somerset:17th Century Marylanders pg 86 HEARNE, William 31 Dec 1672 IKL m to Katherin Maltis by Robert Maddocks clerk; OT Herne Another book (Old Somerset on the Eastern Shore?)goes on to say that their original Banns were taken down because there was some question as to whether Katherin was already married, but in the end there is a marriage documented between William Hearne and Ms Maltis. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends
18. Re: Joshua HEARN, Montgomery Co NC [1]
Imogene, So, now, we have three Joshuas ? 1. The Joshua of the 1774 Anson Co. Road Order, 1790 Montgomery Co. census, and 1782 tax list. 2. Joshua, s/o Stephen of Montgomery Co. 3. Joshua of Lincoln co. Questions: 1. What happened to Joshua no. 1 ? 2. Tell us why Joshua no. 2 is not the same as Joshua no. 3 of Lincoln Co.? Why is Joshua s/o Stephen not the Joshua of Lincoln Co.? Mike.
19. WILLIAM-WILLIAM-ELIJAH [1]
(1)William Hearn, immigrant 1680s (2)William Hearn, son (3) Elijah Hearn, grandson Does proof exist of birth date and death date for (3) Elijah HEARN ? WTH considered this Elijah HEARN the eldest son of #2 William and gave his approximate birth date of 1710. However, in the will of #2William HEARN, where all the children are listed, Elijah is not listed first. Any answer?
20. James HERRIN of Wythe County (1790s) [1]
Anyone know who this James HERRIN is? I know about a John HERRIN/HEARN in Wythe County at that time, but not of an adult James HERRIN. This is taken from the online Patents and Grants at the Library of Virginia's web site. Grants #34 pages 664-5 (Library of Virginia) dated 30 Sep 1796 Land Office Treasury Warrant #411 issued 21 Jan 1793 to James Herrin, land described as follows... "A certain tract or parcel of land containing 50 acres by survey bearing date 28 Jan 1792 and being in the County of Wythe
21. Joshua HEARN, Montgomery Co NC [1]
Below is a census time line for Joshua HEARN, s/o Stephen HEARNE & Mary HURLEY. Joshua was b 6 Jan 1775 Montgomery Co NC, m ca 1795, most likely in Montgomery Co NC, to Catherine "Katie" REDWINE (d/o Jacob REDWINE & Rowena RHINEHART). Joshua HEARN's will was recorded in Coweta Co GA 5 Dec 1853. Imogene Bennett ibennett@mail.orion.org ------ 1790 Montgomery Co NC Joshua in home of his father, Stephen HEARNE, 3 males to 16 years 1800 Where? Joshua's father was in Montgomery Co NC - Joshua not shown there
22. RE: John HEARN of Montgomery County and Wythe County, Virginia [1]
I certainly don't know who the players are either. Interesting, though, that there does seem to be a thread to all the records you cite (i.e., all to/from the same man), and the name is variously spelled "Herrin," "Heron," and "Hearn." Which confirms the spelling variations that so many people on the list have theorized. Lou -----Original Message----- From: Jennifer Lyon [mailto:jslyon@bellatlantic.net] Sent: Monday, March 27, 2000 7:38 PM To: HEARNE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: John HEARN of Montgomery Co
23. Fw: PML Search Result matching Hearne [1]
Please respond to BARBHENS@aol.com NOT ME!!! ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 5:12 PM Subject: PML Search Result matching Hearne > ===================================================================== > A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this > search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > ===================================================================== > Source: NCWARREN-L@rootsweb.com >
24. Fw: PML Search Result matching Hearn [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Charlene Holland To: Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 5:09 PM Subject: PML Search Result matching Hearn > ============================================================ > A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this > search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > ============================================================ > Source: ARYELL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ARYELL-L] J.M. Hutchens of Yell County
25. Re: Joshua HEARN, Montgomery Co NC [1]
I'm no expert at these Montgomery Co. Hearnes. Maybe someone on the list has data to prove this marriage. Thats all I was looking for -- folks that have conclusive proof of things related to these Montgomery Co. Hearnes and who their children were and where they went. We know that the Maryland Hearnes eventually did a generational migration to many points in the deep south and also Ohio-Indiana. If we can get list members who have this information to step forward and post it maybe we can tie up some of t
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