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1. [Q-R] Brown [1]
Although I am not new to genealogy research, I am at a lost on researching one family line who are Quakers. This is what I have so far but not proven...In Hinshaw's "American Quaker enealogy, Vol. 5 and The Story of Wrightsboro, 1768-196", I think the Richard and Mary Norton are the parents of my John Brown. I do know John Brown and 2 of his brother migrated to Indiana, Montgomery County, around 1800-1810. All three were doctors. The family story goes that William was killed by Indians in Indiana, but
2. [Q-R] PA families [0.978097]
I am searching for, and am willing to exchange, info on the following Quaker families from 17th and 18th century PA: Stackhouse, Heaton, Brown, Cutler, Croasdale, Hayhurst, Field, Hough, Michener, Twining, Waln, Watson. Bucks County and Philadelphia. Gene Stackhouse, Philadelphia ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
3. [Q-R] Margaret Brewster [0.978097]
Hello all - I am looking a radical behaviour amongst early Quakers. So, I am currently looking at the life of Margaret Brewster. She was the last woman to be whipped in New England, in 1677. She seems to have had a prophesy, following an illness, that the local community would suffer a 'black pox' epidemic. To warn people she entered a church, her face blackened with ashes in her hair. She was also was bare footed and wearing a sackcloth. Unfortunately witnesses to this event thought she was a devil
4. [Q-R] Letters from Howland Sisters .... [0.978097]
Hi...I don't know if this is an appropriate forum, but I have listed a set of letters from the Howland sisters Lucy and Sarah of Dartmouth, Massachusetts...on eBay. Here is the link to the item...thanks.. http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=175210296
5. [Q-R] WORTHINGTON / MENDENHALL [0.978097]
In the last week, since joining Quaker-Roots, I have seen my family names going by like mad. I really feel like I have a home of sorts here. My Father's WORTHINGTON family goes back to John WORTHINGTON b. 1605 Chester, England d. 3 December 1691 Cheshire England. My Mother's MENDENHALL's trace from my Grandmother, Lona Ozella, d/o Oscar Clark MENDENHALL back to John MENDENHALL and, actually, the two lines are joined by marriage through the MARIS family. Scattered throughout the mixture are LEWIS's, FAUL
6. [Q-R] Jolene DAVIS [0.978097]
Hello I am looking for a lady who posted to one of the lists I subscribe to but I'm not sure which one...................her name is Jolene DAVIS. If you read this please respond Thanx Helen
7. [Q-R] Quaker Dates [0.978097]
http://www.illuminatrix.com/andria/quaker.html This location will tell you more about Quaker Dates than you really want to know. Good Luck, Gene Carpenter
8. RE: [Q-R] Tyler Co WV [0.978097]
Catherine, The Friends Meeting in Centre County is still affiliated with BOTH Baltimore and Philadelphia Yearly Meetings. One of the few that has that "distinction". I think yours is a good guess. I'll try Baltimore Meeting and Ohio records. Judy At 10:44 AM 10/20/99 -0400, Hastings, Catherine wrote: >The Friends meeting in Centre County was affiliated with Baltimore Yearly >Meeting for at least part of its past. Is it possible that your families >knew Maryland Friends? > >Kate Hastings >hastings@susq
9. [Q-R] Haworth [0.978097]
I have some Haworth's in my data also, can anyone connect them with George Haworth? They are: 1at GROUP: Descendants of: Ezekiel Haworth 1 Ezekiel Haworth b. 1799 d. 1876 m. Elizabeth West b. 15 Nov 1797 Pittsylvania Co., VA d. 1875 2 Melissa Haworth b. 1819 d. 1820 2 Rebecca Haworth b. 1821 d. 1904 2 Mahlon Haworth b. 1823 3 John Haworth b. 1849 3 Alice Haworth b. 1859 d. 1942 2 Owen W. Haworth b. 1825 2 Flemmon Haworth b. 1826 d. 1836 2 Phebe Haworth b. 1828 d. 1920 2
10. Re: [Q-R] Photos [0.978097]
Hi Cliff, Elizabeth FREED'S Photo is one with a Revenue Stamp on the back. 2 cents orange stamp. Stamps were applied from Aug. 1, 1864 to Aug. 1, 1868. I don't have any idea what Wm. X. TURLEY'S picture is. I would probably have to take it somewhere. But, think it is some sort of Tin Type, it has a paper oval frame around him. His picture has the photographers name on the back. FETTER'S GALLERY, Cor. Fourth & Broadway. Logansport, IND. So will try and get a year/years this photographer was in business
11. [Q-R] AILES-FIRTH-JONES-REYNOLDS (1760's) [0.978097]
Afternoon everyone, I am on the hunt again. I have had the chance to actually sit down and work on my on family this day, and have discovered that a few things are missing from the ole family file. I was given some research that an elder cousin (now deceased) gave me a few years back, problem is that he gave me no documentation, so have been trying to get everything documented. Below are a few of the things that I am missing: Elizabeth AILES, d/o William & Elizabeth (UNDERWOOD) AILES b 1745 probably C
12. [Q-R] Plainfield Souvenir program 1914 [0.978097]
Friends ~ Tracy Jones has shared on the Hendricks county, IN GenWeb, the Friends' Church (Plainfield) --1914 souvenir program. As part of that program, of which she only has a photocopy, there are pictures of several members of the congregation. If you had ancestors here you might want to check it out. However, I'm hoping someone might have an original copy of the program and would be willing to have a copy made for me of my GGgrandmother Sarah M. Woodard of whom I have no clear photo. Has anyone a copy of
13. Re: [Q-R] Family Tree Maker [0.978097]
(Karen, this is not in response to your post, but a general response to the Family Tree Maker and Double Dates) We can control the Double Date "feature" of Family Tree Maker. I you (users) check the Help Menu of FTM, you can control the "cut off date" for the double dates. For me, I like the fact that we get the xxxx/xx indication. Its a gentle reminder to check the souse where the date came from. From what I have found, I don't always know if the "author" of the date that I am looking at, if from a New C
14. Re: [Q-R] Hinshaw Books [0.978097]
Theresa, These volumes are also available to paid subscribers on Ancestry. They're a little more difficult to use than the actual volumes because when you see an entry such as the following, you can't tell what the surname is for Mary until you follow back to a prior record which would indicate the surname for all of the records that are following. It's visually easier to see when you're using the books because there's a surname and then all of the records for that name are listed underneath. Ency
15. [Q-R] HAWORTH/THORNBROUGH [0.978097]
Corrine, This is after just a quick search. Lots of info on Jane's siblings. Looks like a lot of them moved to Whitewater Monthly Meeting in Wayne Co., IN. Hope this helps some, Dave Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, Vol V, Fairfield Monthly Meeting Page 244 Haworth 1813,3,27 Jane (form Thornbourgh) dis mcd Page 284 Thornburgh ______,_______,________ Edward and Phebe CH Sarah b 1780,8,3 Ann b 1782,1,27 Nathan b 1787, 7, 18 Joseph b 1789, 6,21 Phebe b 1
16. Unidentified subject! [0.978097]
Please help me. I would like to locate a book "Liberated Woman " by Newlin It is a story of Charity Wright and I understand that it has a little bit of her family history in it also. Also where could I get a copy of the 75th Anniversary of the "American Genealogist " if any one has it would pay to have some one make a copy of it for me. I understand that there is an article by Stewart Baldwin in it. I would like to have a copy of it. Also I would like some information on Thomas Wells that own land
17. [Q-R] Thank you for the response to my query [0.978097]
I want to say THANK YOU to all the kind people who responded to my query regarding Hinshaw's Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy. You have all been extremely helpful. Thank You Teresa Lancaster ldavid@cobweb.nl
18. Re: [Q-R] Johnson-Johnston [0.978097]
J C Stubbs - I have a Family Group Sheet on James Johnson & Abigail Barton in the Quaker Collection at: http://home.sprynet.com/sprynet/jrichmon/jnsn2969.htm and can thus confirm portions of the descent which you present. However I cannot confirm the parentage of Thomas Johnson although it may well be correct. The only descendant of Joseph A Johnson & Ann Stanfield known to my correspondent was Lydia Johnson (1808-1861), wife of Charles Collins, who were her ancestors. Regards, Jerry Richmond You are co
19. Re: [Q-R] On sharing data [0.978097]
My very NON Quaker statement is ... How DARE you cast aspersions on MY policy. How DARE you imply that I am going through life feeling abused. I consider your haughty "holier than thou" attitude to be very small-minded. If you feel the need to express your opinion about anything, please do. Do NOT do it as a clear response to my personal and subjective statements. MYOB, "lady" At 06:50 AM 10/30/99 -0700, Linda Stewart wrote: >To each his own. I share quite happily with ones >researching my line. I consi
20. Re: [Q-R] Fw: Lance Beeson & Gedcom Collectors [0.978097]
Hi All >From the vols. of "Piedmont North Carolina Cemeteries" compiled Quaker records by Mr. Mrs. Hornaday of Burlingon, NC. Cane Creek Marriages Lydia Dicks married Isaac Harvey on 8-11-1784 dau of Zacharias & Ruth. Martha Dicks married Joseph Wells on 2-25-1778 dau of Zacharias & Ruth Nathan Dicks married Mary Brooks on 10-24-1782 son of Zacharias & Ruth Isaac Harvey married Lydia Dicks on 8-11-1784 son of William & Elisabeth. Joseph Wells married Martha dicks on 2-25-1778 son of Joseph & Charity Mary
21. [Q-R] Fwd: FW: Fwd(9): FW: FW: FW: AOL/Microsoft [0.978097]
--part1_0.6ad48312.253541d8_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I know I should not have done this...but my brother personally knows someone who actually received money from this!! And all I could think of was how this could pay for a lot of genealogy copies at the library...buy some books and pay for many trips to distant cemeteries etc etc etc. As we allllllll know, this genealogy addiction is not cheap...fun...but it takes a few extra coins to su
22. RE: [Q-R] Sharing [0.978097]
We assure the people we receive information from that we will not post living generations on the web. There are too many "kooks and crooks" that can get a birthdate and a mother's maiden name and then obtain access to ones credit and bank information, even social security cards and monies. So please be very careful! Jana Rooke San Jose, CA > -----Original Message----- > From: Booboopies@aol.com [mailto:Booboopies@aol.com] > Sent: Friday, October 29, 1999 3:30 PM > To: QUAKER-ROOTS@rootsweb.com > Subject:
23. RE: [Q-R] A Quaker Justice of The Peace [0.978097]
In general I'd have to agree, however I have discovered that, during the earlier years of the 'Quaker Explosion', say from 165x the beginning to some where in the 1720's in the colonies, when MH's had been built, and records were being kept, that the uniformity of belief's and ethic's that were enjoyed in latter years, were perhaps being formed in these years. For example Herodious (Long) a Quaker martyr; w/o John Hicks; w/o George Gardner; w/o ???, was abandoned by John Hicks, married again to George
24. [Q-R] address change [0.978097]
Please change to my my addess Woodson C. Young (old address ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 1999 6:12 PM Subject: QUAKER-ROOTS-D Digest V99 #585
25. [Q-R] Deborah (Preston) Coates rocf Bradford MM [0.978097]
Hi, I have a copy of a page from Hinshaw for the Philadelphia MM (Hicksite) p. 849 with the following entry: 1832, 2, 15. Deborah, minister, & dt. Rachel, rocf Bradford MM, dtd 1832, 2, 8. Does anyone have the Bradford Meeting entries for her and her husband Seymour Coates? They are my great-great-great grand- parents and I am curious about her being a minister and I can find anything for Seymour. - Ed Edward Coates Sinker Church Lea Bosbury, Herefordshire HR8 1PX UK
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