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1. Re: Johnston Re: Harris [1]
Wm Harris b.1833 m.Martha Jame Allen (mother Jane Johnston) He was a house builder abt 1853 + His Ganddaughter is or was Emily Lucille Harris Martin Byford...Whew! John Johnston S.Cal.Mo.Ar.Tx .Ca States JOHNsTON Resided in: NC TN KY Ga,In.Mo.Ar.Tx .Ca > PLEASE, tell me about the HARRIS MARRIAGE!!! Names intermarried > with Johnston :ALLEN1834-BREWSTER 18
2. Re: [TEXAS-ROOTS-L] All you need in state/county access [1]
Someone at Holzer321 wrote me and said for me to unsubscribe for sending the site that gives one access to all states and counties. Can you imagine?. I bet he really gets wound up on real issues. John
3. Fort Hopkins, Patoka Township [1]
Gibson County History Buffs, Going through some notes taken some time ago and came across one made from the "History of Gibson County, Indiana" by Gil R. Stormont. May have been on page 340 of that book. Mention is made of three forts in Patoka Township. These were Fort Branch, Fort Hopkins, and "one at William Harrington's on the old McCurdy place." I would like to learn more about Fort Hopkins. One of the surnames I am researching is Hopkins and Patoka Township, Gibson County is the right area. Als
4. Re: Primitive Baptists 1810-1886? JOHNSTON [1]
Hi, Thanks for the info. My relatives are Elijah and Moses and William Goodwin. My (Goodwin/Johnson/Crabtree) relatives were also the ones who founded the Old Union Church in Johnson Twp, and later (because of a dispute) broke off of Old Union and went to White Co, IL, and founded Seven Mile Prairie Church. I was born in Evansville and moved outside of Cynthiana when I was 10, and never knew my relatives had an impact on the early history of Posey/Gibson Counties. I would love to know where these o
5. Primitive Baptists 1810-1886? JOHNSTON [1]
Im interested in hearing from any JOHNSTONS or links to,that were Primitive Baptists fron about 1810-1886 + Some were preachers in Tn,Ind, Ky,Mo,Ark Where can I locate someone or a site that may have a list of preachers/members during that time period? John Johnston
6. Fwd: [TENNESSEE] RE: Johnston and 60 other surnames linked [1]
--part1_0.cf76bf6d.256e2136_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit The following email was sent to a prior question of me. Id like to post this in hopes some names,places and other details may ring familiar to someone. John Johnston a message dated 11/13/99 3:54:01 PM Pacific Standard Time, j-waites@juno.com writes: Q Who are your O'Neals and Mitchells? Did they live in or near Marion Co? >> A I suspect they l
7. All you need in state/county access [1]
http://www.rootsweb.com/~maillist/us/index.html
8. Addendum :69 names /dates married into the Johnstons [1]
I think I need to make alittle clearer the leading paragraph to a posting "69 names linked to Johnston" I made a couple days ago. Ive had 2 out of about 25 respondents miss the first sentence of it and there may be others . Please note the underscored sentences . The following are names and the years they married into the Johnston family: Who lived in Pa,Ky,NC,Ga,Tn,Ind,Ark,Tx &surrounding states from 1790-present. Any Link Questions, please "paste/ copy "to me your link to Johnston. If you place
9. Johnston and 60 other surnames linked [1]
States JOHNTON Resided in: NC TN KY Ga,In.Mo.Ar.Tx .Ca Names intermarried with Johnston :ALLEN1834-BREWSTER 1868-KENDRICK 1862- HARRIS 1858-WALKER 1844+---COMBS 1881+---BERKLEY 1872-SIMPSON 1878-- DANIEL 1862-COLE1894-DUFF 1876-Kukendall 1866(various spellings)-GODSEY- WHITE 1879 - SCHARTH 1948 abt. - WHITTEN --WITHERSPOON-HATHCOCK-- PALMER 1964-MOSLEY1889+---STEPHEN1894 +---ARNOLD 1920+---MILLISON1924 MAGAN 1928-HARMON 192
10. VICKERS [1]
Does anyone know how I go about getting a copy of: 1841 May - James VICKERS - PB from Indiana Source Book pg 53 Vol 4 Ripley Co., Indiana. How do I find out what this is? Thanks, Waneta VICKERS
11. Johnstons Ky ,Tn and surrounding states [1]
All names are Johnston unless otherwise stated. Underlined is father of following names/b.=birth m-1=1st marriage Primarily Tn.from 1810-present. Occ Residence in Ky Ark,Ga,Ind,NC,Mo.Tx CA 1790 b. Thomas m-1 unk. m-2 unk. 1815 b. Jane m.Ben F Allen 1815 b. Mary F m Jackson G Allen 1818 ? b. Wm 1820 b Anna F m John W.Allen 1822 b. Calvin m-1 Mary Walker m-2 1872 Elizebeth Berkley of Ky
12. Genealogy cursors [1]
If anyone wants to replace their existing cursors with genealogy-related cursors, you can download some from The Obituary Links Page at http://www.cribbs.net/obit/ Replace your pointer with a tree branch! Replace your hourglass with a blossoming family tree! Replace your background working cursor with a microfilm reader! Might want to print these instructions out! Just download the zipped file, GENCURSOR.ZIP Extract files into your C:\Windows\cursors\ folder Go to your Control Panel and click on Mouse C
13. Ft. Hopkins, more info. [1]
Hello All, Ft. Hopkins was named after Captain Henry Hopkins, who came to the county around 1808 and settled on the Sanford Howe place. He raised a company of Pioneers from the area and trained them to fight Indians. In 1811 he took his company to Vincennes, and joined General Harrison's army in the campaign against Tecumseh. I grew up across the road from the location of the old fort. On the other side of the cemetery to the East was the location of the Robert Archer homestead. I remember when I was
14. HOPKINS, LATHOM, LONG, MORRISON, SPENCER [1]
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15. Royal titles [1]
Hi everyone, I am trying to locate some sites that will explain the British plan of titling their nobles. I know a little of the basics, but would like to know more. Can anyone suggest a good web site? Thanks. Helen Zuber Keusch Snooping in the ZUBER, GOODART, LAND, EDWARDS, CRABTREE, BENNETT, GOODWIN, CHAPMAN, EAKINS, FORD, SANDEFUR, MELTON, WALCUP, HANDLEY, EZELL, and THOMASSON family lines
16. Any links to these Johnstons? [1]
All names are Johnston unless otherwise stated. Each name preceding an indentation is father to son of my line. Migration is NC 1790 /, Tn 1810-1862 monteagle to Murfreesboro / Lutesville region then / Ark 1886-present Social Hill to King / Waldron /, Norman Board Camp / ,Vandervoort ,/ Gilham, / Mena and other towns in areas. 1790 b. Thomas 1815 b. Jane 1816 b. Mary 1818 ? b. Wm. 1822 b. Calvin 1845 b. Thomas 1. 1847 b. Susan 1848
17. Wilhite [1]
Dear List, I have been unable to pull up the Wilhite Site. Could I please have the direct E-Mail address. Norah
18. RE Johnston and 60 surnames [1]
For those of you that are responding to my Post on 11-12 or13,Ill be out of town for a couple days unable to reply. John S.Cal
19. Re: Fort Hopkins, Patoka Township [1]
Hello, Fort Hopkins was located in the Northeast Quarter of Section 1, Twp.2 South, Range 11 West. This is about one mile North of Princeton, on the hill a few hundred feet West of Archer cemetery. This is also less than a mile South of Lathom cemetery, which contains some of your Morrison and Lathom Ancestors. You can see the location on a map by going to the Gibson county Cemeteries website, select Archer Cemetery, or go here: http://www.usroots.com/~jmurphy/gibson/gibcem/pat_archer.htm Then, click
20. 69names linked 2Johnston(9added) [1]
Occasional delays in answering your emailNames intermarried with Johnston :ALLEN1834-BREWSTER 1868-KENDRICK 1862- HARRIS 1858-WALKER 1844+---COMBS 1881+---BERKLEY 1872-SIMPSON 1878-- DANIEL 1862-COLE1894-DUFF 1876-Kukendall 1866(various spellings)-GODSEY- WHITE 1879 - SCHARTH 1948 abt. - WHITTEN --WITHERSPOON-HATHCOCK-- PALMER 1964-MOSLEY1889+---STEPHEN1894 +---ARNOLD 1920+---MILLISON1924 MAGAN 1928-HARMON 1928-HALTOM 1930-McDANIEL 1904-OLDHAM1932-PAYNE1901-GORE abt.1926 -LEEPER abt 1928-BREWER 1907-EL
21. Fwd: Primitive Baptists 1810-1886? JOHNSTON [1]
--part1_0.3321d9e6.256ea5ef_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_0.3321d9e6.256ea5ef_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: NLMcKay@aol.com From: NLMcKay@aol.com Full-name: NLMcKay Message-ID: <0.cea6d9ee.255ed34a@aol.com> Date: Sat, 13 Nov 1999 09:44:26 EST Subject: Re: Primitive Baptists 1810-1886? JOHNSTON To: Lrjwj@aol.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="part2_0.3321d9e6.255ed
22. Re: INGIBSON-D Digest V99 #83 [1]
Hello I am researching the following gibson co. families. HALE DOSSETT RANIER CHRISTMAS SPRINKLE IVEY KILLION Anyone else descended from these families? Thanks Kim
23. HOPKINS, LATHOM, LONG, MORRISON, PARR, SPENCER [1]
Hello Gibson County Listers, Still searching for the unknown HOPKINS who was the first husband of my great, grandmother, Lydia Elizabeth SPENCER. Lydia was the daughter of John D. SPENCER and Frances E. PARR, and was born October 10, 1851 in Gibson County, Indiana. It was probably about 1870 that she married Mr. HOPKINS because their son, James Edgar HOPKINS, was born January 22, 1871. There was also another child, Marley HOPKINS who died at the age of one year. Lydia Elizabeth HOPKINS married my great
24. unsubscribe [1]
unsubscribe INGIBSON-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Part 1.1Type: Outlook Express Mail Message (message/rfc822) > > Part 1.2Type: Outlook Express Mail Message (message/rfc822) > > Part 1.3Type: Outlook Express Mail Message (message/rfc822) > > Part 1.4Type: Outlook Express Mail Message (message/rfc822) > > Part 1.5Type: Outlook Express Mail Message (message/rfc822) > > Part 1.6Type: Outlook Express Mail Message (message/rfc822) > > Part 1.7Type: Outlook Express Mail Message (message/
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