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1. [MURPHY-L] Prince George Co., VA [1]
[Excerpts from "Prince George County, Virginia Records, 1733-1792" comp. By Benjamin Weisiger, 1975] [excerpted by Mark Murphy 17 Mar 2004] Notes: Prince George formed from Charles City in 1704. Most records lost in Civil War, Prince George being a "burned county". p. 98 (p. 131 of original book) Account of estate of John Daniel, dec'd, by William Bonner, Exec. Names:....Rieves,..., Epes,..., William Murfee, ..., Ruffin,... Accounts examined by Charles Gee & Thomas Harris Recorded Feb. 12, 1788. p. 124 (
2. Re: [MURPHY-L] DNA Update [1]
Beverley, do you have any Duplin County ('way back when, I mean) descendants participating? ---- Original Message ----- From: "Beverly White" To: Sent: Friday, March 26, 2004 5:32 AM Subject: [MURPHY-L] DNA Update > Good Morning Murphy Fans, > A couple of weeks ago I posted a note to say that a Murphy/Murphrey DNA > group was started through Family Tree DNA. > > Several people have already been tested -- although the results are still in the > hopper. Waitin
3. Re: [MURPHY-L] DNA Update [1]
I am referring to William who was father of Timothy, Elizabeth, Anna/Anne (mine!), Esther and Henry. Timothy's mother, apparently (underscore the word), died and William then married Elizabeth Wells, who was mother of the four younger children. --Katherine Lanier Ricker PS Anna/Anne married Thomas Lanier and their son, Murphy Lanier, was my gggrandfather. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tony & Sue Skay Abruscato" To: Sent: Friday, March 26, 2004 6:3
4. [MURPHY-L] Part #1 Murphy - Moorman connections in the 1700-1800 from VA to KY and old letters. [1]
I went to Frankfort, KY yesterday and was looking at a file that was supposed to be on the MURPHY family and was struck because of the information contained about my MOORMAN family. I will abstract here what I found and would welcome any help with this one on how these families were connected. There was just a small part of the history on the Moorman family below in a huge stack of Murphy papers. "MURPHY" "MOORMAN ANCESTORS and KIN" Thomas Moorman was the first Moorman of record in America
5. Re: [MURPHY-L] DNA Update [1]
At 06:26 PM 3/26/2004 -0800, you wrote: >Beverley, do you have any Duplin County ('way back when, I mean) descendants >participating? Are you referring to Michael, Miles, William or Richard Murphrey of Duplin/Sampson Co., NC? Sue
6. Re: [MURPHY-L] DNA Update [1]
Dear Sue and Other Murphrey Researchers, Right now there has been one Murphrey who has ordered the DNA test. The gentleman descends from William Murphrey [born mid 1600's] of Isle of Wight VA, with descendants migrating to Dobbs County NC. It is possible that other lines of Murphrey share a common ancestor. Traditional research has taken many researchers as far as they can go. DNA testing by members of the other lines can determine whether [or not] there was a common ancestor. A huge benefit in the DNA
7. Re: [MURPHY-L] DNA Update [1]
At 10:10 PM 3/26/2004 -0500, you wrote: >It is possible that other lines of Murphrey share a common ancestor. >Traditional research has taken many researchers as far as they can go. DNA >testing by members of the other lines can determine whether [or not] there >was a common ancestor. It appears that the Duplin/Sampson Co., NC Murphrey's also descend from the Isle of Wight Murphrey line. Part of this line settled in Duplin along with some of the Chesnutts from Isle of Wight who also married into the M
8. [MURPHY-L] DNA Update [1]
Good Morning Murphy Fans, A couple of weeks ago I posted a note to say that a Murphy/Murphrey DNA group was started through Family Tree DNA. Several people have already been tested -- although the results are still in the hopper. Waiting is always the hard part. Test results are now taking 5-6 weeks. When the results are in, we will have the "fingerprint" for the Archibald Murphey line of Caswell County NC, as well as a MURPHREY of the Isle of Wight line and a couple of MURPHYS whose ancestry is und
9. [MURPHY-L] Maryland Murphys [1]
I'm just starting research into Maryland. -mm [Excerpts from "Settlers of Maryland, 1679-1700", by Peter Wilson Coldham, 1995] [excerpted by Mark Murphy, 16 Mar 2004] p. 120 Murphew, John, tanner; Somerset County, Name of Tract: Kilkenny, 400 acres, 31 Mar 1686. Murph(e)y, Capt. James, merchant; Talbot County, Name of Tract: Barnes' Neck, 100 acres, 25 Aug 1680. Talbot County, Name of Tract: Barnes' Neck Addition, 100 acres, 4 Jul 1681. p. 121 Murph(e)y, Capt. James, merchant; Tal. County, Name of Tract
10. [MURPHY-L] WILLIAM MURPHY AND BOOTH FAMILY [1]
Hi, just wondering if anyone out there is connected. My grandfather was William Murphy born approx. 1910. His mother perhaps re-married and became Booth. Some of the family moved to Canada Violet McCoombe? Perhaps this is ringing a bell with anyone also tracing murphy surnames? His brothers were Jack and Herbie. All were born in Belfast. Any wider family connections please get in touch. Thanks!
11. [MURPHY-L] Murphy's from Maryland [1]
Hi; I am tracing the MURPHY's from Baltimore. The only thing I have is Elizabeth Murphy b/ 1855 m Louis C. Deems b/ 1850 d/ Dec. 4, 1923(my g/grandparents) Elizabeth's parents were Joseph b/Mar. 1835-d/Aug. 1914 and Harrietta A.M.b/ 1849-d/ 1914? Murphy. Anyone else reseaching this family? Could sure use some help. Evelyn Looking for surnames;Butcher, Craumer, Holland, Murphy and Wehn
12. Re: [MURPHY-L] Re: MURPHY-D Digest V04 #23 [1]
Dear Mark, Adoption isn't such a bad option when you consider how many are convinced that their Murphy ancestor was probably an alien from another planet and that planet's records are not yet on Ancestry.com. Beverly ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mark Murphy" To: Sent: Saturday, March 27, 2004 6:36 PM Subject: [MURPHY-L] Re: MURPHY-D Digest V04 #23 > Murphy's Law tells me that my luck will prove out that my gggrandfather > Murphy was adopted, and he w
13. [MURPHY-L] FW: [JCO] Overton County TN overlap with KY - a good website to this purpose [1]
>From: Teedirk@aol.com >To: JACKSON-CLAY-OVERTON-CO-TN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [JCO] Overton County TN overlap with KY - a good website to this >purpose >Date: Sun, 7 Mar 2004 10:51:03 EST > >Shirley, > >As to your question of Overton County, TN, being previously a part of KY, >here is a good website for answering your question, plus others in the >future. I >came across this site just recently. Has some good state maps listed, to >include county formation maps. > >The website address listed below will
14. [MURPHY-L] 17th century Murphys [1]
[Excerpts from "An Alleged First Census of the American People, A Criticism of William M. Clemens Book 'American Marriage Records before 1699' ", by Michael O'Brien, 1930] [excerpted by Mark Murphy 17 Mar 2004] Notes: O'Brien mostly criticizes Clemens work by the non-English omissions in it, and sets out to prove it by including many others found elsewhere in records, mostly Scotch-Irish. MURFY omitted from Clemens' book. John P. Prendergast, "Cromwellian Settlement of Ireland", information secured from t
15. [MURPHY-L] Re: MURPHY-D Digest V04 #23 [1]
Murphy's Law tells me that my luck will prove out that my gggrandfather Murphy was adopted, and he was actually Polynesian/Swedish/Eskimo mix with unknown parents. I promise to send off my DNA when I get back from vacation. Mark MURPHY-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > Subject: > [MURPHY-L] DNA Update > From: > "Beverly White" > Date: > Fri, 26 Mar 2004 08:32:53 -0500 > To: > MURPHY-L@rootsweb.com >
16. Re: [MURPHY-L] Re: MURPHY-D Digest V04 #23 [0.986749]
Beverly: Perhaps those Murphys need to subscribe to UFO-Roots-L@rootsweb.com ? [This is a real list -- it does exist, and was begun by Karen Isaacson Leverich, one of Rootsweb's Founders.] http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/other/Miscellaneous/UFO-ROOTS.html UFO-ROOTS-L Topic: those whose ancestors arrived from outer space to make connections with others sharing this problem, discuss their ancestry, and provide advice on possible avenues for further research. Slan, Lauren -----Original Message-----
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