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1. Re: [Q-R] Devonshire St Sydney [1]
The Quaker Meetings in Australia have not ever had a pastoral system. The Devonshire Street Meeting House was not in existence until the early 1900s, its predecessor was on the site on the nearby Central (Railway) Station for Sydney and the land had been a compulsory acquistion by the Government. In return the site at Devonshire Street was given for a new meeting house in the early 1900s. On Mon, 13 Aug 2001 05:37:07 +0800 "Belinda, Hamish & Miette Ireland-Johnston" wr
2. Re: [Q-R] Quakers and the Civil War [0.979358]
The Quartermaster is the person who supplies the troops. The army had ensigns early on. >From: "Beverly Burton" >Reply-To: QUAKER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >To: QUAKER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [Q-R] Quakers and the Civil War >Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2001 07:52:30 -0500 > >What WAS a quartermaster? > >Also, I have an ancestor who was living in a land-locked southern MS county >with no Navy anywhere. He was listed as "ensign" in 1814. What would that >have been? > >Beverly > > >----- Origi
3. Re: [Q-R] William EVANS from Wales [0.979358]
This is the title, but there is more to it, The pages I copied in winter 1992 were from the copy at the LDS Family History Library in Salt Lake City. My notes say that it was published (republished?) by the Higginson Book Company and note Earlham College Library, perhaps that is where they found a copy of the original book. The Higginson Book website lists: http://www.higginsonbooks.com/h.htm HAINES. Anc. of the Haines, Sharp, Collins & other fam.; comp. from notes of the late Geo. Haines, with some add.,
4. [Q-R] MARSH McGrew [0.979358]
> I am amazed at the interactions on this net of late. Great stuff! None of it so far has touched on my Quaker ancestors. Are there any MCGREWs, > MARSHes, of SKINNERs out there? Originally Pennsylvania, then Ohio, and then further West (Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska.) > Palmer McGrew >> =========================== Below is a connection on the MARSH fanily. Does anyone connect to this line. Some of these Marsh descendants ended up starting and owning the Marsh super foodliners in Indiana. This is all
5. Re: [Q-R] Fw: Paulding Co., Ohio [0.979358]
>Is there anyone on the list who would know if there were Quaker >Meetings in Paulding Co., Ohio in 1868? > >I though my Aunt Ella Jane Jay was born in Miami Co., Ohio, but got >her obituary , and it says born in Paulding Co., Ohio. She is not >listed in the birth records there. >Thanks for any help >Elaine That part of northwest Ohio drew a number of people after the Civil War. Previously it was swampy, but now the area was being drained. I've found a number of people from western Ohio and parts of
6. [Q-R] HOAR and Sadsbury Meeting House 1728-present [0.979358]
Hello, I am hoping someone on the list is researching the HOAR family of Lancaster and Chester Counties, PA. I'd like to share information and learn if there are any records that can be accessed, so if there is anyone on the list who thinks they can help, I'd like to hear from you. I am very new at Quaker research. Thank you, Coleen
7. [Q-R] Re: QUAKER-ROOTS-D Digest V01 #437 [0.979358]
I also have Wheeler's. Would love to share infp. lyndalue@aol.com Lynda
8. Re: [Q-R] Westtown School, Chester Co., Pa.// Darnell/Darnall/Darneille [0.979358]
Bonnie Hamilton: I descend from a John Darnall/Darnell, Charles & Fredrick Co., MD m. Mary Ann McDaniels and their daughter, Rebecca Darnall m. Henry Foster. Were these people Quakers? I have a reason to wonder??????? http://www.genforum.genealogy.com/darnall/messages/179.html http://www.genforum.genealogy.com/darnall/messages/180.html http://www.genforum.genealogy.com/darnall/messages/183.html Thanks :-) Violet Moore Guy viguy@spiff.net new address 08/22/2001 08/22/2001 ----- Original Message -
9. Re: [Q-R] MM [0.979358]
Which meetings in Philadelphia? >From: Marjorie Morgan >Reply-To: marjmorgan@earthlink.net >To: QUAKER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [Q-R] MM >Date: Fri, 03 Aug 2001 21:17:47 -0500 > >Leslie, > >The Philadelphia MM Records are at Friends University, Stanley Library, >Quaker Room, Wichita, KS > >Marjorie Morgan > >Leslie Carlson wrote: > > > Would anyone know where I can find the MM records for Philadephia around >1855. I am trying to find my g grandfather Edward Albert S
10. Re: [Q-R] Scotts in Tennessee [0.979358]
Friendsville was originally Newberry at Newberry, TN. It was started from an off shoot of Lost Creek at New Market, TN. Among the charter members were William and Rachel Kemp/Williams. Stony Run Friends wrote: > Dear Friend: > > The Friends at Friendsville, Tenn., were, for the most part, originally > Quakers moving west from North Carolina. Later, Friendsville became part of > Wilimington [Ohio] Yearly Meeting and those records would be either at the > Yearly Meeting Office or at Earlham College in Ric
11. Re: [Q-R] WATSON/PASCHALL/MATHER [0.979358]
Do you have any of your Jones going to northwestern Pa.? Harry ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judith Heald" To: Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2001 5:42 PM Subject: [Q-R] WATSON/PASCHALL/MATHER > Margaret Paschall dau. of Thomas and Margaret Jones PASCHALL, b. 1718 in > Chester Co and d. 1780 in Union Co. > > In 1735 she married out of unity to William Mather. She remarried about > 1738/9 to ___WATSON and had three sons, Jesse, James, and John. Her third >
12. Re: [Q-R] Elizabeth BROWN abt. 1747 [0.979358]
Maybe this might help. I made notes on Wrights in HINSHAW last week and because we also have a Mercer Brown I copied the citation. Then I read your note. Vol I of Hinshaw, pg 583, New Garden MM 1767,10, 31 Elizabeth Brown (form Wright) dis. mou. The dates seem to fit. This was listed under Wright. A lot of our family married widows. Our Peggy Holiday who married Nathaniel Hollingsworth was the widow Holliday, but born BROWN. Maybe we're working on the same line. Edna Hollingsworth
13. [Q-R] Sarah M. Richards Re: Westtown School, Chester Co., Pa. [0.979358]
Sarah M. Richards b. 1834 was most likely the daughter of Jacob Richards and Sarah B. Taylor of Richardsmere, Cecil Co., Md. Sarah M. would be a distant cousin of Sarah Ann Richards. Barclay Richards
14. [Q-R] Maddock - IL & IN [0.979358]
Good morning. Am hoping someone has data on the descendants of Eli and Absilet Woodard Maddock, particularly the families of: Benjamin Franklin Hill and spouse, Rachel Maddock, b. 1852. Had they any children? A Mr. Snedeker and spouse, Jane Maddock, b. abt 1838. I've a marriage date, but no confirmation or first name for Jane's husband and would like to know who he was. Where there other children besides Orlando? David Maddock, b. 1836 and spouse, Jane H. Mills. For this family I'd like to know of any m
15. Re: [Q-R] Westtown School, Chester Co., Pa. [0.979358]
Bonnie, (hi neighbor) I'll guess that your Engles were from Evesham, if my Cateloque of Westtown is correct? -- Russ Mailto:rworthington@worldnet.att.net
16. [Q-R] Alcie/Ally Trogdon & Able Ballinger [0.979358]
I'm looking for anyone or anything on these two people. We know that they was in Jefferson Co., around 1810 to 1830. we aren't sure if Able Ballenger stayed around or if he died before 1830. Alcie/Ally Trogdon was the daughter of Ezekiel Trogdon and both of them was Quaker at least for a while. If anyone can help me with this line please write to me at: granny01@uci.net sincerely Donna
17. Re: [Q-R] James Wright II and wife Lucy [0.979358]
>Have been stonewalled for some years on the subject of Lucy's >surname/parentage. The Monocacy MM fire of June 1759 destroyed >many records that probably held the answer. Lucy's surname has >been surmised to have been CARROLL, BOWATER, MILLS, & BEALS - or a >combination of them. I haven't been able to dig up any Lucys (or >Lucindas etc) associated with these families that might qualify. >It was James II who had the son named Boyater/Buyater, commonly >thought to be properly 'Bowater'. Also
18. Re: [Q-R] Obediah & Lydia (Bundy) Small [0.979358]
I don't have much to offer. My husband desc. from John Pike and Jacob Overman to son Ephraim. John Pike had a sister named Miriam who married Benjamin White and died at 45 in 1788. There just might be a connection to this Miriam or to John Pike's other children. I have that Rachel was Rachel Bundy Small. This from a desc. of hers. Can't verify it. Kay ----- Original Message ----- From: Hope Chamberlain To: Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 9:18 PM Subject:
19. Re: [Q-R] Westtown School, Chester Co., Pa. [0.979358]
According to A History and General Catalogue of Westtown Boarding School, published about 1872, there are two Sarah Richards. There is a Sarah M. and Sarah H. Sarah H. was in the first thousand (691), from Philadelphia, 11th month 1807; probably not yours. In the fifth thousand (149), Sarah M. Richards, from Nottingham, MD, 4th month 1848. Also probably not yours. There were other Richards but no other Sarahs. There are some Richardsons. ----- Original Message ----- From: Edward Sinker
20. [Q-R] Pt.2- Friends Cem., Richland, IA [0.979358]
Friends Cemetery--Richland, IA Row 6 John M. Widner, b. 1900; d. 1966 Merle Widner, b. 1903; d. 1976 Mary Jane Hartzell, b. 1911; d. 1968 V L. Fred Bond, b. 1909; d. 1963 V Asbery Bond, b. 1871; d. 1949 Co. K 50th Ia. Vol. Miriam Bond, wife of Asbery Bond, b. 1878; d. 1931 Lois Winifred Allen, b. 1925, inf. dau. Harold B. Allen, b. 1900; d. 1975 Helen G. Allen, b. 1903; d. 1984 Jarold D. "Jerry" Allen, 2-25-33, father of Christine, Rebecca, Catherine Beverly A. Jones, 4-13-31, mother of Margaret
21. Re: [Q-R] Quaker serving in Rev War [0.979358]
>If my ancestor attended a Quaker wedding in 1740, signed the guest list on >the side usually signed by relatives, does this mean he was a Quaker at the >time? > >According to pension records he served in the Rev war but was still a Quaker >in late 1700's when shown in the MM records at Wrightsborough, GA. > >My question - how could he have remained a Quaker if he served in the Rev >war?? > >Glenda > > No, I wouldn't conclude from this that he was a Quaker. Non-Friends could attend Quaker weddings and si
22. [Q-R] Fort [0.979358]
Are there any of the name Fort in the Bucks County Tax roles? Thank You Leslie
23. Re: [Q-R] Re: QUAKER-ROOTS-D Digest V01 #485 [0.979358]
There were/are lots of Marshes at Central City, Nebraska - and part of Central City, Neb. Elizabeth Marsh Jensen, now deceased, lived much of her life in Wyoming. Writing to the Clerk of Central City Monthly Meeting, Central City, Nebraska, might put you in touch with a member fimiliar with the Marsh family. Ron Mattson ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 10:21 AM Subject: [Q-R] Re: QUAKER-ROOTS-D Digest V01 #485 > I
24. [Q-R] John Wesley Jackson [0.979358]
Kristie & List - Your cousin may have more homework to do. A quick check does NOT show a Robert Jackson as head of household in Parke co,IN in Census of 1850, as one might expect with a son born in 1839. Looking at the sparse Jackson entries in Parke co,IN, I cannot believe that the family sought came to Indiana prior to the Civil War. Further, there are NO mentions of any Jackson families in Bloomfield MM or Rush Creek MM (both Parke co,IN meetings) prior to 1885. In 1885 Elwood Jackson of Monroe c
25. Re: [Q-R] LARGE Family Queries [0.979358]
Just thought I might be of a little help to those searching the Large family ofBucks Co. Don't have my materials at hand, but do know that the immigrant William Large came with the first settlers of Hingham, MA from Hingham of old England, and that he was a weaver. I've tried to find his wife's maiden name but with no success yet. Think the family may have been from France. Joseph Large, the son, m. in Amesbury, MA, but I cannot seem to find his wife's name either, although they wereboth Elizabeths. The fam
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