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1. Re: [Q-R] Hundred????? [1]
Ginnypin@aol.com wrote: > > Would someone be so kind as to explain to me, what was meant by hundred in > connection with land. Was it a certain amount? Ginnypin@aol.com Go to http://delgensoc.org/delhund.html
2. Re: [Q-R] Humphrey Lloyd descendancy [1]
The Male side of Marriage entry was abstracted under the surname GRIFFITH. A couple of birth records of the subsequent family are abstracted under JOHN surname as children of Griffith JOHN & wife Sarah. There is no male marriage abstract counterpart under surname JOHN. There are about 2-1/4 pages of abstracted entries for surname GRIFFITH so it seems to have been legit surname in this meeting. This all compares with about 1/3 page on LLOYD surname all apparently associated with family you enquired abo
3. Re: [Q-R] Beals Family / doctrinal splits [1]
Dear Herbert I have no connection to the Beals family but your explanation on the splits was interesting. While you are right about to those of us who are not well versed in the Quaker doctrine, you have helped folks like me to understand the Quaker history better. Thank you for your time in explaining this issue. Becky Wilson
4. Re: [Q-R] Re: Quaker Beliefs on Slavery [1]
Thank You Tom, I found four relitives on the Earlham Libraries Collection-American Friend Obits. C.(Charlotte) Elma BURGESS M to Elmer C. ARMSTRONG, His Dad Thomas ARMSTRONG and his wife Sarah j. (LIPSEY)ARMSTRONG. Elma and Elmer ARMSTRONG was my Grandfather's Parents. His name was Clifford ARMSTRONG. Thanks again! Marie from Oregon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas Hamm" To: Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 10:06 AM Subject: RE: [Q-R] Re: Quak
5. Re: [Q-R] Andrew McCoy [1]
KHSPW@aol.com wrote: > > Andrew and Mary McCoy what was Mary's maiden name and where was she from? > Mary, wife of Andrew McCoy, widow of Joseph BAKER, was born Mary CHAMBERLIN, the dtr of John CHAMBERLIN and Lettice KEY. She was the granddaughter of Moses KEY & Elizabeth YEARSLEY, and Richard & Mary CHAMBERLIN. These families were associated with Concord Meeting House, Chester Co., PA. -- -=CHESKA=- E-mail address: cheska@ix.netcom.com Web site: Spons
6. Re: [Q-R] John CARTER/Isabel ATKINSON [1]
I believe we have had some discussion on this topic or something similar a couple of years ago. In my opinion the author of this book is in error. Robert Carter (b.ca.1665, Oxfordshire, ENG) married Lydia Walley in 1688 at Chester MM. He had two sons named John. The 1st was b.1691 & died young. The 2nd was b.1695; he married Isabell Atkinson on 7 4M 1716 (Jun) at Middletown MM, Bucks co,PA. He produced a cert from his MM and the written consent of his parents who were still living. His father Robe
7. Re: [Q-R] Virginia QUAKERS - Thacker Jones [1]
The notes I have say that Joseph refused to go. Betty and 4 of the children went to KY. Joseph and the other 2 stayed in VA. where he died. The notes also say that Betty never saw Joseph again and was buried in KY. This is a book compiled by my husband's aunt so I don't know why Joseph didn't go with them. Karen
8. Re: [Q-R] Moorman Family in Virginia [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 11:39 AM Subject: Re: [Q-R] Moorman Family in Virginia > I have the Moorman abstracts ready if anyone wants them. > > > > ==== QUAKER-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > YOUR GENEALOGY DATA IS AT RISK--IS YOUR COMPUTER VIRUS-INFECTED? > Free Online Virus Scan: http://housecall.antivirus.com/pc_housecall/ > Viruses, Trojans, and Worms: http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/virus.html >I would
9. Re: [Q-R] Re Quaker names [1]
Anna, Would you like to correspond with someone who has all the information on John Hendershott? The ones you are looking for are buried in Athens & Shortcreek twp. get intouch with Barb Jackson @ bjackson@1st.net I talked with her today & told her I would send you an e-mail to get intouch with her. Just put in the subject line Hendershotts If you want further information just e-mail me. Sarah ----- Original Message ----- From: "A M Griechen" To: Sent
10. [Q-R] Duck Creek Meeting [1]
The abstracted minutes for various Kent County Delaware meetings have been abstracted and are available on Genealogy.com CD #178, they start in 1686- to 1800. The HALL/MASON marriage in question is not listed in these minutes. Linda _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com
11. RE: [Q-R] Re: Virginia QUAKERS [1]
That Hailey site is http://crhailey.tripod.com/myfam.htm
12. [Q-R] Judith Wright, Clinton Co., Ohio [1]
I am trying to find the parents of Judith Wright b 5 Jun 1823 in Clinton Co., Ohio. She married David Whitson Cook, a descendant of Isaac Cook and Charity Wright Cook. They were married on May 3, 1840 in Clark Twp., Clinton Co. Soon they moved to Indiana. Since the entire Cook line was Quaker up to that time, I am hoping there will be a record somewhere. I sent off to the Clinton Co. Courthouse for her birth record several years ago and got no response. Do any of you know any Wright lines living in Cli
13. Re: [Q-R] the book of Isaiah [1]
In a message dated 2/27/02 5:31:10 PM Eastern Standard Time, Jeobowman@cs.com writes: > Which part(s) of the Bible are used with greater frequency by Quakers would > be hard to say--and probably would vary with individual Meetings. I'd say > > the NT is quoted oftener than the OT, but both are used. The gospel of > John > is sometimes referred to as the "Quaker Gospel" because of it's emphasis on > > love. In it can also be found the verses that are the basis of our name > "Society of Friends
14. [Q-R] Stanleys [1]
Vern Dixon wrote: "Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2002 16:54:22 EST From: To: QUAKER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <15a.8de98b7.299c3a8e@aol.com> Subject: Re: [Q-R] Symbol on Headstone Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit "Hi, I descend through Thomas, James, William Stanley of Va. N.C. etc. to Ind. and Kansas My G grandad was Matthew and his father Abel. Do you know these names? Vern Dixon" Vern, If Abel was the son of William STANLEY and Eliz
15. Re: [Q-R] Friendsville [1]
Thanks so much. I hope the next time I get to the Maryville area, I hope to attend services at Friendsville just because I feel a connection. Since my great grandparents on my Dad's side was involved here, I would like to honor their memory as well as my grandfather's. I hope we can keep in touch. Becky
16. Re: [Q-R] Wright; Mary, Hannah, Lydia (correction) [1]
If you can find it in a local genealogy library, there is a book on Peter, Nicholas and Anthony that gives their genealogy. There was only a small printing of it, 233 copies, many years ago. Also, the genealogy society in Oyster Bay has terrific information. ----- Original Message ----- From: Leslie Hope To: Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 11:17 PM Subject: RE: [Q-R] Wright; Mary, Hannah, Lydia (correction) > I said in a previous post that Peter Wr
17. Re: [Q-R] Stanleys [1]
Hi Stanleys; I am descended from William STANLEY'S younger brother, Strangeman. My line is: Thomas, James, Strangeman, Michael, Josiah, Lindley, Arthur G., Arthur P., Prentice (myself.) Are you familiar with the story of William Stanley as one of the first Conscientious Objectors during the French & Indian War in 1756? He and 7 other Quakers from the Cedar Creek Meeting were under the command of Col. George Washington, but refused to fight. Prentice Stanley Rebeldaughter@aol.com wrote: > In a messa
18. Re: [Q-R] Charles F. Coffin - Lynn, Massachusetts [1]
Hi Patricia, Judy, and Marsha, Thank you for your responses to my query regarding Charles F. Coffin. Though I am not a direct Coffin descendant I have accumulated quite a bit of information on various lines of descent from progenitor Tristram. I have been unable to identify this Charles F. Coffin's parents. I believe that if I could get their names I could probably link the line from them back to Tristram. I have tried putting his name in various search engines and have found several "Charles Coffin's", n
19. Re: [Q-R] Quakers and the Civil War [1]
I have a number of Brethren families (Mennonite, Moravian, Dunkers), who were also peaceful people. In Indiana, when it came to the draft period of the Civil War, these individuals were forced to join their assigned units or pay money (perhaps $200?) to get out of it. Some people were able to pay substitutes. Since many of the Brethren didn't have this kind of cash lying around their farms, they served. If they survived, they were taken in as members of their churches. The Brethren believe in adult bap
20. [Q-R] Quakers in Dobbs co,NC [1]
Records of Quakers in Dobbs co,NC would have come under the direction of the following Monthly Meetings: Core Sound MM, Carteret co,NC 1736-1748 Falling Creek MM, Johnston co,NC 1748-1772 [set off from Core Sound in 1748] Contentnea MM, Dobbs co,NC c1772-c1780 [name changed from Falling Creek MM] Contentnea MM, Wayne co,NC c1780-1856 [new county erected] The records of Falling Creek MM & Contentnea MM are abstracted together and published as records of Contentnea MM in Hinshaw. Even though
21. Re: [Q-R] Charles F. Coffin - Lynn, Massachusetts [1]
Hi, I, too, am a Coffin desc. from Nantucket>Guilford Co., NC.. Lot's of history on this family! Patricia Connors Nowlin ----- Original Message ----- From: "judy sorenson" To: Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2002 8:55 AM Subject: Re: [Q-R] Charles F. Coffin - Lynn, Massachusetts > Dear Gregory, > I descend from the Coffin family also. They were a very prestigious early > American > family who settled on Nantucket Island. Lucretia Coffin Mott, said to be >
22. Re: [Q-R] Jones/Beals [1]
Thomas Hamm wrote: > >Wanita: > > > >This is all I have on Patience Beals/ Joseph Jones: > > > > 1.5. PATIENCE BEALS > > Born 16 4th month 1695 recorded at New Garden MM, Chester Co., PA > > Witness 16 9th month 1727 New Garden MM, PA to marriage of Samuel > > Jackson and Mary Chambers. > > [? Died Sep 1777 Deer Creek MM, Harford, MD? > > --not found in Deer Creek records] > > Married 20 4th month 1717 New Garden MM, Chester Co., PA > > to JOSEPH JONES > >
23. [Q-R] 1600s VA- Quaker Beliefs - [1]
Hello Everyone, Since we have been looking at Virginia Quakers I have a query of a different sort .I am in something of a debate with some colleagues/cousins regarding ancestry, children etc of a family that shall remain nameless because I'm an outside observer but I know all the parties. We are talking about Henrico, Surry and Isle of Wight Cos. here. Part of the argument regarding why X could not be the son of Y and furthermore could not marry Z, hinges on the alleged separateness of Quakers due
24. Re: [Q-R] Morris County, New Jersey [1]
Please note that neither Swarthmore nor Haverford are in Philadelphia. >From: Daniel Treadway >Reply-To: QUAKER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >To: QUAKER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [Q-R] Morris County, New Jersey >Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2002 07:13:21 -0600 (CST) > >In general, records of any Quaker meeting in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, or >New York are likely to be at Swarthmore College or Haverford College, >both in Philadelphia. You can search the library catalogs of these two >colleges,
25. [Q-R] Virginia QUAKERS - Thacker Jones [1]
I was curious as to the comment "Joseph refused to go." Do you know why? Was he ill? Did he and Betty have an argument? Karen Thacker wrote: > > Donna, I have a Joseph Thacker and a Elizabeth(Betty) Jones in VA in the > mid to late 1700's. Betty was born in VA in 1748. Joseph had two brothers, > Reubin and Nathaniel. Reubin settled in Floyd County, KY, which later > became Pike County. In 1818 some of Joseph's children and his wife followed > Reubin and moved to KY. Joseph refused to go.
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