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1. Re: [KINCAID] -Oliver Booth Kincaid~Kansas-Links t [1]
In a message dated 09/14/2002 12:09:18 AM Central Daylight Time, jeffancom@yahoo.com writes: << their social security numbers, there are web sites that give you info on them. Do you know anyone's birthdate or deathdate, place that they were born and died. Schools that they went to, any old newspaper clippings that would tell of your family's life before you? I just recently found a long lost (60 years gone) great aunt by looking up some old newspapers. >> .....yes, all of the above, and also mil
2. Fw: Fw: [KINCAID] re: Maine Kincaids [1]
On the Kincaid list on Genforum, there is a message from a Rick Kincaid that Naphtali's parents were David Kincaid and Ann Jenkins. Is this perhaps the early David Kincaid in New England? This link between Naphtali and David Kincaid would have to be researched, but if true, you are possibly from one of the earliest Kincaid families in the U.S. Barb ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kurt K" To: Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 8:17 PM Subject: Re: Fw: [KINCAI
3. Re: [KINCAID] Removal question [1]
Its not what I expected,Thanks,Please Remove me.
4. [KINCAID] Aberdeen Kinkaids [1]
Does anyone have any information on James Kinkaid who married Mary Ann Gray in Aberdeen, Scotland on Oct 20, 1876? Thanks. Raymond Kinkaid
5. Re: [KINCAID] RE: Sandi Gorin research [1]
Thanks, Treasa. Others posting tie in information really helps our understanding. There are a number of 400a plots in the area we are looking at. This could be part of the reason. Sue... ----- Original Message ----- From: Treasa Brookman Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 5:38 PM To: KINCAID-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KINCAID] RE: Sandi Gorin research Hi! fellow Kincaids, This is from a Kentucky site. Sandi Gorin is a well know researcher of kentucky History and this site has lots to offer. I though
6. [KINCAID] Christians Creek cont. [1]
We left off at the intersection of the Mill Creek with Christian Creek. Christian Creek flows NE along the western border of John McNutt's tract and eastern border of William Henderson's tract into the tract of Thomas Johnson. Here it is joined by Black Creek flowing in from the south. Black Creek The source is on John Black's tract (see South Fork of Shenandoah), flows by Wm Davis and Andrew Hunter through Robert Cunningham's then Thomas Black's land. It flows between Thomas Henderson and Wm Henderson
7. Re: [KINCAID] -Oliver Booth Kincaid-Links-Search Info- Sympthy [1]
Luella, Not me , I never know enough . Not when it comes to research anyway. I just offer little tid bits every once in awhile. My sympathies to you and to your family. God does not send More than we can bear Our hearts will mend If we keep Him there. After storms it grows calm, Dark is followed by sun, We are held in God's palm, Love and faith make us one. Although there are days That bring trials and pain, Having faith in His ways We will triumph again. When we let go of fear Prayer and love make us str
8. [KINCAID] re: Kincaids at battles of Saratoga [1]
My first message should have been better written: It was Reuben Kincaid who said in his pension application that he was at the taking of General Burgoyne. Reuben was from Newcastle, MA, and when he applied in 1818, he lived in Wiscasset, Lincoln Co, Maine. Barb
9. Re: [KINCAID] Robert Kincade of Rockbridge Co. [1]
Just a note to commend Sue for all her research efforts. Nice work! I just wish I had the time to keep up with her ;-) At 03:16 PM 05/09/02 -0700, you wrote: >In light of a recent posting concerning an Isaiah Kincaid, which is a little unusual in the Kincaid line, I am posting info on Robert Kincaid of Rockbridge Co. I suspect this to be the Robert Kincaid who was married to Anna Helena but will treat the Rockbridge data by itself. > >1778 Robert sold 550a to Samuel Davis >1779 Robert sold 123a to Pe
10. Re: [KINCAID] research trip [1]
Thank you, Treasa. Fall is my time of year and I like to get out on the road and motor around Pennsylvania and visit the court houses and historical societies. Sincerely Norman Kincaide ----- Original Message ----- From: "Treasa Brookman" To: Sent: Sunday, September 29, 2002 9:05 PM Subject: Re: [KINCAID] research trip > Hi! Norman, > If you should run across any documentation of my "William " Kinciad, I > would welcome it. I got my cousin Alan Kincaid to
11. Re: [KINCAID] Query - Robert Kincaid [1]
Could you please get in touch with me? This Robert Kincaid is related to my husband. Sarah skincaid@cwv.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "lindanjustin" To: Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 11:48 PM Subject: Re: [KINCAID] Query - Robert Kincaid > HI;Tone: Jack died 11/26/1968 ok,can't find my dads pics.BTW ! pic of Robert > lee say his father is Harvey Another says George is plus was rennie his > first wife if so whos inthe other pic? Thanks CUZ >
12. [KINCAID] Kincaid Clan Gathering - 2003 [1]
Dear Kinfolk: Just a brief note to let you all know that plans for the 2003 - Kincaid Clan Gathering are unfolding beautifully. We now have 52 confirmed travelers representing 12 states, 2 provinces as well a England and Scotland. There are many more still making up their minds We have room for 94 on the Short Tour and 47 spaces are available on the Long Tour so there is still lots of room for you. If you would like further details please contact me privately (not via the LIST). I will provide you with a
13. Re: [KINCAID] -Oliver Booth Kincaid-Links-Search Info- [1]
Connie, you gave more infor than me. I am getting into these rather late because I just lost my husband and am just now getting back into things. I shall stay out of this because here are many that are much more knowledgable than me. Luella Lowther of Oregon
14. [KINCAID] Thomas Kincaid and Mary Mackey [1]
I show Thomas Kincaid married Mary Mackey on Oct. 27, 1778 in Washington County, Maryland. And Thomas Kinghead taxed in Hamilton Township, Cumberland County, PA for 1 horse & 1 cow in 1778. Also, Thomas Kinkead, private, 3rd Class, 3rd Company, 6th Battalion commanded by Capt. Samuel Patten July 14, 1778. Sincerely Norman Kincaide Norman, Thanks for this further information about the Kincaids in Hamilton Township, Cumberland County, and Franklin Co, PA. I noticed on a map that Franklin County, PA is a n
15. Re: [KINCAID] Knight Connections [1]
Hi Gail, Ummmm my name is Connie , is you will look at the sig. on bottom of message you will see it. I am sorry I can not help you with your Knight family. Although I do have a Ephriam Knight born to Radney Knight and Mary"Polly"Simmons in the 1800's in KY. They were married in 1816 Logan County KY. I have hit the brick wall for Radney for several years now. I suspect when I do locate his family they will be arriving to KY from VA. through N.C. On one son's Marr. Bond it reports Radney from Georgia, anoth
16. [KINCAID] Kincaids and Old Time Radio [1]
One of my many hobbies is Old Time Radio. Last night I was listening to an episode of Frontier Town from 9-26-1952 entitled "Return to Dos Rios". The two "bad guys" in the episode were Rafe and Breck Kincaid(!). If anyone is interested in hearing this show, let me know and I'll post it for download. It's in .mp3 format, and it's a bit crackly, especially at the beginning, but it's all audible. Dennis
17. Re: [KINCAID] Kincaid DNA [1]
I am looking for the parents of Alexander Kincaid born about 1785 in what is now W Va. The moved to Austintown, Trumbull County Ohio where he married Marryanne Ferrell 7 Feb. 1811. They had a dozen childern, and some names were listed in the 1850 census. Ann Bell Kincaid born 1813 barried Barriah Bailey, 13 June, 1836. Died in 1870 in Austintown Ohio. Ephram Kincaid born about 1817 in Austintown, died 1904. David Kincaid, born 1821 William Kincaid, born 1836 Jane, born about 1830 Esseme born
18. Re: [KINCAID] Story of Flora McDonald [1]
However, for us Kincaids that are descended from Scottish Convenanters or Presbyterians, Culloden was not a defeat but a victory. It was the final expulsion of the papal-supported Catholic Stuarts who, although Scottish, had persecuted, hounded, maimed and massacred us during their years on the English throne. Convenanters welcomed the invasion of William of Orange and the removal of the Stuarts. Randy Kincaid
19. [KINCAID] Beverley Manor [1]
First, Thank you all for your encouragement and a special thanks to Debi for taking what I post a step further. Every bit helps us with this puzzle. Beverley Manor The Augusta site has a plat map of Beverley Manor. It is rather large and presented in parts. I am not going to go tract by tract here. There are large areas with only marginal interest to us. I will touch on them briefly in the interest of completion, then concentrate more heavily on Christians Creek. South Fork of the Shenandoah. The river c
20. [KINCAID] Andrew's children [1]
I would like to present some speculations for our Andrew (d. 1811) researchers which I have been discussing with Sue by email separately. Her wonderful data on the location of the various families of Augusta County, many of which interact with many Kincaids, has brought up evidence which I feel supports some conclusions about Andrew's children. First of all, I should explain that my Richard Gartin was brought up as a Brown. His father died when he was about 7 years old, the land on Dry River & Muddy Creek
21. [KINCAID] Thomas: Cumberland Cty, PA [1]
I found this unusual spelling for a Thomas Cincaid in a Cumberland Cty, PA will abstract and thought it might help someone...Debi Wills: Abstracts 1795-1803: Will Book F: Cumberland Co, PA WILSON (WILLSON), MATTHEW, farmer, Middleton. December 28, 1795. March 18, 1796. Jean Wilson, son Archibald's widow. Two children of Archibald Wilson, Dec'd, viz., Mary Wilson and James Wilson. Joseph Wilson. Son-in-law Thomas Cincaid. Sons James and Joseph Wilson. Jean Fisher. Mary Wilson. Exs: Robert Smith and Hugh S
22. Re: [KINCAID] -Oliver Booth Kincaid-Links-Search Info- [1]
Seemed to me that in one message Monica said her grandfather went by the name of Booth ...so I was going to Rootsweb anyway and entered Booth Kincaid in the search in Rootsweb space and it brought up 5 trees at least one of which listed his sons, their mother and a second wife in 1900. Don't give up, it will work somewhere. Lucy D Grubb wrote: > I found this one on Rootsweb's social security page. Colby is about > 20 miles from Rexford, Kansas. Do you think this could be your > grandfather? > > KI
23. Re: [KINCAID] Rockbridge VA marriages-ISIAH Kincaid -- Duff, Susanna marriage Bond [1]
Thanks Debi! I did the same. My Nancy Anne Duff -m-- William H. Simmons in that area or in Bute N.C. Now Franklin Co. N.C. Interesting that there are the same names for different states. Rockbridge Va. and Rockbridge N.C. After leaving N.C. they were in KY. pior to 1800. Then on to IN. and west to Texas. As noted Tamara has located (1) ISIAH KinKade in Spence County, IN. in which she refers to as James Kincaid's parents. I belive these are the very same ones mentioned in Tamara's message below. (This ima
24. Re: Fw: [KINCAID] re: Maine Kincaids [1]
>On the Familysearch website, there are two records for a Napthali Kincaid. >One record says that he was born abt. 1727 in Lincoln, Maine. >The other record says that Napthali married Christian Rand abt. 1752 in >, Lincoln, Maine. > >What information have you found for Napthali Kincaid? Here is some relevant information: 1717 Dec. 6. Naphtali Kinkaid and Christian Ran. The Lord bless them. Source: "The Reverend Hugh Adams, The First Settled Minister in Durham, N.H.: Marriages
25. RE: [KINCAID] The Kincaids and the Convent [1]
Unless you've read something that would change the thesis, then you ought to put it on line when your site is up. Bruce > All this talk about Oliver Cromwell & the Reformation might force me to dig > out that paper I wrote for graduate school on John Knox and the Reformation > in Scotland, but it's at least 20 years old. And perhaps, in this instance, > a dusty old manuscript should be left in a dusty old box. > Sincerely > Norman Kincaide > > -----Original Message----- > From: Randy Kincaid [mailto:rki
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