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1. [JAMES-L] Fwd: Sarah H James, born 1843 in Wood Co., VA [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_901553300_boundary Content-ID: <0_901553300@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_901553300_boundary Content-ID: <0_901553300@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: ManOfThndr@aol.com Return-path: To: James-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Sarah H James, born 1843 in Wood Co., VA Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1998 01:53:42 EDT Mime-Ver
2. Re: [JAMES-L] JAMES Most Wanted - JAMES, Alfred A.., b. AL ca.1830 >LA>TX [1]
Hi, Very recently I have been able with the help of others to place my great grandmother with a family. I am looking for parents, date and place of birth on Alfred A. JAMES, born in Alabama (per census records)ca 1830-1835. His wife was Louise M. "Lonny" JAMES, daughter of George THOMPSON and Nancy BENNETT. Alfred A. JAMES apparently died before the 1880 census as his widow, was listed in the 1880 US Clay Co. TX census: JAMES, L.M., Head, Widowed, W F, 45, Farmer, KY TN Tn " , N.J., Dau, WF, 18, TX, A
3. Re: [JAMES-L] New Management [1]
Count me in as a James-only. I appreciate and applaud the interest of others in variations to this name, but James happens to be my last name. Barry James
4. Re: [JAMES-L] JAMES IA_NE [1]
Hi Cousin Max, Some info I have on your William Atlee James b. 3/4/1831 m. (1st) Rebecca Lamar on 4/13/1850. They had children: Henry, John and Crissie Ann (who m. in 1879 Henry Wilder of Greene, Butler Co., Iowa). Wm. Atlee James m. a second time (don't have her name) and they had children: Emma, Charlie and Clara. (See pg. 33 of Atlee Book). Don't have anything further. Cousin Cathy Baker At 12:06 AM 7/15/98 -0500, Max A. James wrote: >Jacklyn: > >My grandfather, A. P. James, was one of twelve chil
5. [JAMES-L] Re: [MOTANEY-L] JAMES AND COKER families research [1]
This message has been forwarded from the Taney County, MO mailing list. Hope it helps someone! Please contact Penny Jo Kingsland directly, thanks! Penny Jo Kingsland wrote: > Please notice below that according to Turnbo's Tales some of my JAMES family > lived in Taney Co. If you see a connection please contact me! > > The JAMES family I am researching is: William G. JAMES, born Abt. 1813 in > TN, married Ann E. TOWNSLEY, born Abt. 1817 in TN. I have a census from 1850 > in Johnson CO., MO., Post Oak Town
6. [JAMES-L] Re: JAMES-D Digest V98 #50 [1]
No information to give you. My James family seems to have used the biblical names also. I have Ezsner, Laban, Isom, Newberry, Ambros, Pleasant, Solomon, Isaac. As far back as I can go is Laban James, b NC 1769. Then he was married in 1800 in Grainger TN, and family then ends up in Alabama. Probably no help, but who knows one day we might find a link. Thanks Chuck James, Montgomery Alabama
7. [JAMES-L] JAMES, Laban, 1769, NC>TN>AL [1]
Hi, Looking for information on my James family roots. Laban James is as far back as I can go. Married in Grainger CO, TN in 1800 Rebeccah McBride. Found him in Limestone CO, AL in 1820 Census. Then in Hancock/Winstin County, AL in 1860. Children: Eszaner or Isaac James, b 1805 TN Pleasant James, b 1809 TN Jesse James, b 1814 TN Laban James, b 1814 TN Sarah B. James, b 1817 Solomon James, b 1825 AL Charles James, b 1828 AL Have many other names from these children. Looking for clues on where Laban cam
8. [JAMES-L] Sarah H James, born 1843 in Wood Co., VA [1]
Looking for info on this /James family, any help will become family treasures Sarah H James, married Joseph A Davis on 3 Feb 1864 in Wirt Co., WV...they had 3 Children- John A Davis Stephen E Davis Jennie Blanche Davis I know this is slim but this is what I have on my James family Greg D Carson ManOfThndr@aol.com
9. [JAMES-L] Variant Spelling [1]
Hi List, I'm for all forms of "James" being on the List. Since we are supposed to put the names of our search in the Subject area it makes it easy to decide if we want to read that listing or not. I'm a "James" too, but think there's room for all. I'm THRILLED that this List is getting back on track to the task at hand. HAPPY HUNTING, Jan James
10. [JAMES-L] Jamison [1]
Hello group, I just joined this list, notice that it may be about to split??? Before it does, maybe I'd better get in my question. I'm looking for any information on a line of Jamisons in Virginia in 1700's. My known line begins with John Jamison married Elizabeth McWilliams. Their son John Jamison, born 1783, d. 1864, married Catherine Boone. Their son John Jamison, born 1824 in Franklin Co, Va. married Christiana Catherine Hartzell. If any of you all have anything on this line, I'd love to hear fro
11. [JAMES-L] James List Names- JEMISON [1]
Still trying for JEMISON. This is an odd Irish spelling and not too common. My JEMISON family was from Canada and moved to Spokane Washington in the early 1900's. This is the only list I might find any relatives on if at all. Sharon Mayer jsmayer@gte.net Looking for JEMISON, TOWARD, WELLS, DAVIS, ROBBINS, and ROACH Looking in Washington, Michigan, Canada, England, Colorado, and Vermont ICQ # 1628255
12. Re: [JAMES-L] JAMESON-any spelling [1]
Barbara, A Jamison (any spelling) would be wonderful!! Pat Barbara P Jameson wrote: > > Please contact me if you want a separate JAMESON (any spelling) list. I > think I would be willing to handle it if enough of you are willing. > > Barbara Prior JAMESON > Marksnana@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)
13. [JAMES-L] Re: From the James Page [1]
This message forwarded by the listowner, please contact norm directly. Thanks! norm2@csionline.net wrote: > I do not know if this is the method to send James info to all your > subscribers.Ive been getting e mails and they have been very interesting. > Most of the James lines Ive seen come from either down South or from the > Penn.area.Mine all come from the Mass.and Rhode Island area all the way > back to the birth of William James in the 1500s.I have sucessfully traced > my line to the present,1998. > I
14. [JAMES-L] JAMES, Thomas 1782-1847 KY>IL>MO [1]
This message forwarded by the listowner, please contactConnie Lovitt Bates directly. Thanks Lovett/Lovitt Genealogy http://www.gendex.com/users/clbates/lovitt I found an interesting book online written by Thomas James (1782-1847) called Three Years Among the Indians & Mexicans, published 1846. It can be read online or downloaded. Thomas James was born in Kentucky, moved to Illinois in 1803, and to Missouri in 1807. This is a book about his experiences as a trapper in the west. http://www.xmission.com/
15. [JAMES-L] coat of arms [1]
Does any of our new James Family Members have a color picture of the James Coat of Arms that they could e-mail us ? John
16. [JAMES-L] Listowner Replacement [1]
Harold Helm is no longer a RootsWeb member, and doesn't manage this list any more. We're looking for volunteers to replace him; please send me mail if you're interested. You do not need to be a RootsWeb Sponsor. Harold may want to set up replacement lists at another site. If and when that happens, we'll let you know where the new lists are and how to subscribe. That way, anyone who prefers his way of doing things can unsubscribe from this list and join him in his new enterprise. It's up to you. Sorry
17. [JAMES-L] Jamieson [1]
My interests in this list originally was JAMIESON. If the list splits and this name is not included, I could possibly sponsor a Jamieson list. I have two lists now and would really prefer not to though. -- Tom Darby listowner of DARBY-L and COALMINERS-L mailing lists
18. Re: [JAMES-L] New Management [1]
Hi, Please let me know the spelling variation on the line you are researching and your thoughts on creating a less diversified list. If you are happy with the list as is, let me know that as well, this is YOUR list, I want you to be happy with it! Barbara has suggested James and Jameson (all spellings) Good luck in your quest, Yvonne, Listowner http://www.rootsweb.com/~daisy/daisyblu.htm
19. [JAMES-L] Re: JAMES-D Digest V98 #63 [1]
Hello Joe James, Are you aware that in 1600/1700 America, the surname "James" was previously "Jacobi"? And possibly "Jacobus"? Check out the PA., and VA., Jacobi's! George Leon Smith On Thu, 23 Jul 1998 01:17:33 -0700 (PDT) JAMES-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: >------------------------------ > >Content-Type: text/plain > >JAMES-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 63 > >Today's Topics: > #1 Re: [JAMES-L] JAMES [jpjames@juno.com (Joseph P >James)] > #2 [JAMES-L] Welch James [
20. [JAMES-L] JAMES IA_NE [1]
Jacklyn: My grandfather, A. P. James, was one of twelve children born in PA. He and brother Thomas Isett James migrated to Belvedire, NE, while brother William Atlee James migrated to Mt. Vernon, IA. William Atlee was born Mar 4, 1831, and married Rebecca Lemar in Mt. Vernon, IA, Apr 13, 1850. Your Andrew Jackson James was born in IA in 1854 and could possibly be the offspring of William Atlee and Rebecca James. I'm currently working on that line and am hopeful of finding someone descending from Willia
21. [JAMES-L] (JAMES-L) Re: James Brick Wall [1]
Still unable to locate any info on the family of Reden Norton JAMES. b: about 1844 d: aft 1910 in Searcy Co., AR. Joined the Union Army at Cassville, MO 1863 listing origns as Perry Co.,TN. m: (1) Joanna? (2) R. Burna. Brother: Thomas F. b: 1855 Mother(or step): Sarah Elander ? Children: Mary James (Baker), LaVesta James (Baker), Rosa James (Grinder), Thomas R. b: 1878. Any info appreciated.
22. [JAMES-L] Most wanted-Brick wall [1]
Looking for the parents of Sarah A. JAMES A marriage record shows she married James OBNEY in 1836 in Ohio. The 1850 Jefferson County Ohio census gives her age as 45 and shows that she was born in Maryland. Any information about Sarah would be appreciated.
23. [JAMES-L] MOST WANTED [1]
mY BIG-BIG--BIG STONEWALL I am seeking any information on Elisha K. James. He was born about 1793 in either Tennessee or Virginia. His son Elijah James was born in Tennessee in 1816. I have no idea who his siblings or parents were. There is a story in my family that 4 or 5 James brothers came to America together in the mid to late 1700's from England. My James family has always been big on using biblical names, hence Elisha and Elijah. I have presumed that they were from the border of Scotland and England b
24. [JAMES-L] Bartlet James, TN [1]
Looking for information on Bartlet James, living in Smith Co., TN. Known children Bartlet Jr., Alexander and Sarah b. 1816 in SC. Bartlet died before 1850. Sarah married John Stewart, known children were Wadehamton, and Francis Califorinia. I belive John had been married before. Anita Prewitt Waxahachie, TX APrew39031@aol
25. [JAMES-L] JAMES, James -born: ~1770-80 PA > OH USA [1]
James JAMES parents were Abel JAMES and Elizabeth BARTON, his grandparents were Isaac JAMES and Sarah THOMAS, he had a brother named Barton that moved to Maryland, and he had a son named Abel. He "removed" to Ohio after his son Abel was born. Probably ended up in Clermont County, OH or Hamilton County, OH. Please contact me for further details. Thank you.
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