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1. [LDR] BLAKE letter [1]
An interesting letter. I have to respond via the list as I accidentally lost the email which included the entire text of the letter. First of all it's pretty clear by eastern shore they mean the Eastern Seaboard. Apparently this group of Scots came to Philadelphia from Scotland. (Note: Looked up Bellsland Scotland county Ayrshire, slightly north easterly of Kilmaurs in southern Scotland. Found in 1820 Wood Co. VA federal census nothing in later yrs. Assumed the family relocated. Bonds Creek seem
2. [LDR] Help sought and will be appreciated. [1]
Hello Fellow Researchers, Is there anyone who can help me on the following? Amelia Abigail is my grandmother and I have the information I need on her, BUT, I can't find any information on Elijah and his family, nor can I get back further on William and Amelia Emily. Of course, any info on James and Vienna will be appreciated also. I believe either Elijah or one of his sons had a business ( furniture, I believe) in Salisbury, Maryland. George A. Adkins First Generation 1. Will
3. [LDR] Rte 13 [1]
>as well as a >tour of the area ((Pocomoke >City,Md.)-Accomac-Onley-Exmore-Eastville-Cape Charles >(US 131) Route 13. Not 131. -- Craig O'Donnell Sinepuxent Ancestors & Boats The Proa FAQ The Cheap Pages Sailing Canoes, Polytarp Sails, Bamboo, Chinese Junks, American Proas, the Bolger Boat Honor Roll,
4. [LDR] Anthony Houston, brother to William Houston [1]
Click here: NATIONAL GENERALOGICAL SOCIETY QUASR Forgive me if you all have seen this, but it is such a great article , and you are talking about the same family and the fact Anthony Houston did not follow the instructions in his brother William's will. I need to figure out the Clark family in relation to a Mason family in Kent DE ca 1720. Other associated names, Hall, Manlove, Roe/Row
5. [LDR] LONDON'S OLD BAILEY PROCEEDINGS -- STATON'S INVOLVED [1]
Hello, my Staton Cousins, I came across this URL for London's Old Bailey. I decided to risk asking for a Staton, and braced myself for what I might learn. At the top of the list it showed me was one Joseph Staton, and to my great relief he was deposed as a witness. The account of the felonious deeds of one John Davis, of St. Mary Islington. Davis was was indicted for assaulting William Walker Esq; in a Field and open Place near the King's Highway, putting him in Fear, and taking from him a Coat,
6. Re: [LDR] Cape [1]
Hi: Do you know of Mulatto (Mixed Race, Indian) Richardsons in Hannibal, Missouri? _____________ Billy Richardson Toronto, Canada
7. Re: [LDR] information needed [1]
Eileen My mother was a Messick, born in Seaford, Sussex County Delaware, I have traced her family back and reached a deadend with Henry Messick b: Sep 7, 1806 in Delaware d: Aug 7, 1876 in Delaware Aged 69 yrs 11 months Burial: Odd Fellows Cem., Seaford, Sussex Co., DE His Wife Sallie C. b: Dec 20, 1812 in Delaware d: Dec 31, 1892 Burial: Odd Fellows Cem., Seaford, Sussex Co., DE Age at death: 80 The only Jewell Messick I have is the Daughter of Moses Anderson Messick of Cedar Co. Missouri. From:
8. Re: [LDR] PATTY CANNON, Morse Code, etal [1]
The show did look for the house in Reliance and not Federalsburg. We felt the segment to be something of a disappointment--mainly due to the team of researchers sent out to uncover the truth and particularly that of the architectural historian who seemed to have a lack of knowledge in architectural matters. But then that is our opinion Hope this finds all well <<>> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carter Dick (LegHall)" To:
9. [LDR] Gingaukin cemetery [1]
Several months back I asked if anyone knew where I had gotten information on Tyler graves in Gingaukin cemetery, but all the responses I got said as far as they knew it had never been transcribed. Recently I found where I got the info. It was in Ruth Drydens book Cemeteries of Somerset Co., MD (or similar title), which is at the Salisbury library. There were several Tyler graves from that cemetery, but I do not know if it has the whole cemetery or just a few contributed by others. Several asked me to le
10. [LDR] Land Willed to New Castle Presbyterian Church by William Houston, c. 1711 (Houstown Glebe) [1]
All, William Houston born before 1672 in Whithorn Parish, Wigtownshire, Scotland bequeathed land to the New Castle Presbyterian Church in New Castle, Delaware in his will date Dec 11, 1711 as follows: "I give and bequeath to Mr. John Wilson of New Castle during his natural life all that three hundred acres of land lying (on the south side of Christin) betwix the land of Mr. Jasper Yeats and Doctor Spreys and to his Successors Presbitarians Ministors of New Castle forever, and ever after it shall be calle
11. [LDR] LECAT / HASTINGS connections in Sussex Co., DE [1]
In a message dated 7/15/2003 11:46:26 AM Pacific Standard Time, wilsoncyruswilliambca1816d1889sussexcodelaware@familysearch.org writes: > > My Hastings connection is on my maternal side: Honor Hastings m. James Lecat > my 4th g grandparents. Other surnames: Donovan, Owens, Sharp, Johnson, > Wyatt, and Masten to name a few. Paternal lines Wilson, Dickerson, Griffen, > Abdill, Matthews, Messick. > Terri Clifton > Rccliftonstudios@aol.comX-AOL-IP: 32.96.111.10 wilsoncyruswilliambca1816d18
12. [LDR] Benjamin Franklin Williams and Sally Wilkerson [1]
All, Benjamin Franklin Williams from Somerset County married Sally Wilkinson about 1886 in Maryland. They had four children, Nolan 1887, Madeline 1888, Marie and Roger Benjamin (twins) January 9, 1894. I need information for all. Thank you in advance for your help. John Williams Lebanon Ohio
13. [LDR] sirman, elliot, james, lambdin [1]
Hi, I am going to be in Washington dc on a business trip and plan to take a couple extra days to visit sussex county especially laurel. I thought maybe the list could give me some suggestions on inexpensive and safe place to stay. I also need to know where to go to look up records. I will be taking pictures of family farms if I can find them. I have lost some of my email + addresses so am looking for richard james' email as well as ms donovan who kindly took pictures for me last year. thanks so much, donna
14. [LDR] BENJAMIN and EDWARD PINDAR [1]
I have only ambiguous information to offer but I'd like to know more about BENJAMIN PINDAR and his father EDWARD PINDAR. They were both overseers on a LEE plantation - no specific name or place. However, Ed is in Murderkill DE census in 1830 and 1840. Would anyone have ideas about estate records? Or any other ideas about where to search for information. Perhaps, hopefully, someone else is researching this family and can help. Thank you. Karen
15. Re: [LDR] Arthur S. Windsor , Sharptown,MD [1]
I also am interested in this WINDSOR info, so please post to list for all to savor. Thanks ... and Happy Holiday! Jim Moore Wilmington DE (Always looking for LAYTONs)
16. [LDR] Fw: Wright who married Handsor [1]
Hello Toni: Looking for the parents of ROBERT WRIGHT thought to be born in DE, prob. 1845-1850, making him same age or five years older then his future wife. He probably knew his wife-to-be before leaving DE for Kent County, Ontario, Canada. Robert Wright married (prob. shortly aft.1869?; no record in Kent County Marriage Registry, 1857-1869) in Kent County, Ontario, Canada ... Nancy Handsor, born 1850, (DE Kent County Census, 11/12 years old). She was a daughter of Peregrine Handsor, Jr. and Sarah (
17. [LDR] Bradford Wills [1]
Cathy, Will you please look in Strat Nottingham's Wills and Administrations for Nathaniel Bradford d. abt 1690. And John Bradford d. abt 1776. Thank you very much, Leona
18. Re: [LDR] Migration Questions -- 1600s, early 1700s [1]
Janet, You know this, but it might be of some help to people newer to research in Virginia. Virginia is unique in that its larger cities (now known as "independent cities") historically have not been a part of any county ... jurisdictionally speaking. Thus, the City of Richmond is totally independent from the two counties that border the city, Henrico and Chesterfield. The City of Richmond has its own separate courthouse, legal records, etc. This jurisdictional approach poses problems for forms
19. I forgot! Re: [LDR] Migration Questions -- 1600s, early 1700s [1]
In a message dated 7/23/2003 4:13:20 PM Pacific Daylight Time, janethunter703@aol.com writes: > Second..before the Brits were given the heave-ho, every location was in > Virginia both a parish (Church of England) and a county. Generally speaking > the > parish lines tried to mirror or not overlap county boundaries, and if they > didn't for any length of time citizens usually presented petitions to > correct this > -- Because the parish responsibilities included some, such as land > processioning
20. [LDR] Re: LOWER-DELMARVA-ROOTS-D Digest V03 #177 [1]
In a message dated 7/31/03 12:01:12 PM Pacific Daylight Time, LOWER-DELMARVA-ROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > >Purnell C. Shockley, Rosa Hancock, James Cleveland Shockley,Willie P. > >Shockley, Florence Mitchell,Pearl Shockley, Harley Hastings, Arthur > >Shockley, Lee Shockley, Lucy (unknown) John Handy Shockley,Elijah > >Shockley, Oscar Shockley, Oliver Shockley, Edgar Shockley, Elsie > >Shockley,Clinton Shockley, Florence Shockley, Roxie Shockley, James > >Shockley, Estal Shockley, Chester Shockle
21. Re: [LDR] Migration Questions -- 1600s, early 1700s [1]
In a message dated 7/23/2003 2:43:13 PM Pacific Daylight Time, kearneyd@erols.com writes: > You know this, but it might be of some help to people newer to research in > Virginia. Virginia is unique in that its larger cities (now known as > "independent cities") historically have not been a part of any county ... > jurisdictionally speaking. Thus, the City of Richmond is totally independent from the > two counties that border the city, Henrico and Chesterfield. The City of > Richmond has its own
22. [LDR] Re: LOWER-DELMARVA-ROOTS-D Digest V03 #161 [1]
I am a new subscriber. Has anyone any information on the Kennerly family of Dorchester County? The only info I have is from the book, First Familes of Dorchester County. Thanks - Helen >From: LOWER-DELMARVA-ROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: LOWER-DELMARVA-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >To: LOWER-DELMARVA-ROOTS-D@rootsweb.com >Subject: LOWER-DELMARVA-ROOTS-D Digest V03 #161 >Date: Wed, 9 Jul 2003 05:03:47 -0600 > ><< message2.txt >> ><< message4.txt >> ______________________________________________________
23. [LDR] Richard Rodney's writings [1]
Jim Houston mentioned "The collected Essays of Richard S. Rodney on Early Delaware." Does anyone have this, and is it indexed? I am curious about early Kent County, Delaware (late 1600s to 1750 range), particularly any Langley or Jackson mentioned as friend and neighbor of the early Rodneys. It appears that Thomas Langley first acquired a Kent County DE parcel in the 1730s. John Richardson is another name I am curious about. I'll go see it at Del. Archives or the History Center if these names are
24. [LDR] information needed [1]
I am interested in searching for information on the Messick Family of Delaware. In specifically Jewell Messick of Delaware. Would like to know as much about him as possible. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Eileen
25. Re: [LDR] Re: (LDR] Bradford Wills [1]
Thank you to Lorine and Cathy for look ups!!! With two new John Bradford's added to my already too long list, I'm more confused than ever. Sure wish my ancestors had been more original in naming their children. Thanks again, Leona
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