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1. Re: [QUEEN] RE: Queen Names [1]
I have an Albert L. Queen, b. Mar 4, 1868 in Lewis, West Virginia. He may have migrated to Georgia, since he has been baptisted by the LDS in the Atlanta Georgia Temple. I have his father and mother if you feel this is the correct Albert L. Queen. Lee L. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 2:23 PM Subject: Re: [QUEEN] RE: Queen Names > I've been watching the list in hopes I would see something related to my line > and be able
2. Re: [QUEEN] Sweeping Yards [1]
Gene, I am glad you mentioned this. I had forgotten about it. I grew up in North West Missouri during the depression of the late 20's and 30's. We did not always mow our yard. We had a number of shade trees where grass did not seem to grow well underneath. We would sit in these areas in the shade and would often did sweep them so they looked better. My mother, a Queen, came from Haywood County, NC. Maybe she brought the idea from there. Lee L. ---- Original Message ----- From: "O Eugene Queen" <
3. [QUEEN] Margaret Eliza Jarrell [1]
Hey all, In my file I originally had that Margaret Newton d/o William Newton and Rhody Newton (Rhody married John Canipe the 2nd time),married Isaac Jarrell . On Reily's information from the Old Tryon Genealogical Society Bulletin 1998:: In 1864 Estate settlements.... Eliza Jarrell is mentioned as being a d/o Rhody Newton--an heir of Captain Benjamin Newton. I think this sums up the fact that Margaret Eliza Newton married Isaac Jarrell. Dianne
4. [QUEEN] John Calvin Queen [1]
Dianne and all, I'm almost, but not yet convinced that John Calvin Queen (b. ca 1850), son of Meredith Queen (b. ca 1815) and Elizabeth is the Calvin Queen who married Christine Jarrells. John Calvin was age 35 and single in the HH of his parents in 1880 Rutherford. In 1880 a Christeny Jarrells was age 17 and single and in the HH of her parents, Adam and Margaret Jarrell. The Jarrells were in HH 112. Meredith Queen was in HH 129. After 35 yr of being single, what, short of a shotgun, would have caused
5. [QUEEN] Sweeping Yards [1]
Oh, the memories you bring back. I know folks in northern GA who still swept their yards on up until 15-20 years ago. and just outside Athens there's an old couple who still keep their yard bare and sweep it almost daily. My grandmother always kept a straw broom hanging on a nail behind the kitchen door. She used it to sweep up dirt tracked in the back door, cornmeal spilled and cleaning out a cobweb from the ceiling. When that ol straw broom got worn down too far she would grab a knife and go out
6. Re: [QUEEN] Olive Vine Queen [1]
That sounds like a mis-communication to me, though, with William Senior's 15 kids or so -- we're still trying to pin that down? -- dates can get really tricky. For instance, I've got an ancestor in another line in 1800s North Carolina who was only 8 years younger than his youngest paternal uncle. (Similar numbers of kids.) Elizabeth Whitaker At 10:50 AM 6/26/2003 -0400, WPete53337@aol.com wrote: >Family. I have another question brewing. I have two Olive's One born to >William Lewis Queen Jr. on Oct 17 1
7. [QUEEN] Queen/Love/Stonewall Jackson line [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3YBBAEB/458 Message Board Post: Hello I would like to hear from cousins related to this linage.Thank you,Lionhearts
8. [QUEEN] Sweeping Yards [1]
Anyone on this list ever hear parents or grandparents speak of "sweeping yards"? I'm blessed to have an 83 yr old mom still doing rather well, mowing her lawn, tilling her small garden, etc. This evening we were sitting under the wooden shelter where she keeps her car and I noticed a broom lying across a few nails near the rafters. Yep, it was an ordinary straw broom - of the type I remember from 50-60 years ago. We would gather broomsedge, then using strips of old cloth would tie a 2" or so bundle tog
9. [QUEEN] Oldest Researcher on Queen-L [1]
Aw shucks, I'm gonna do it. Carol, swat me with a switch if I cause any trouble. All these recollections have me to wondering, especially after Father's Day at church yesterday when a 96 year old father was recognized as the oldest father in attendance. If ya don't want to play, I understand. But, I'm looking for the oldest researcher on this list. Man or woman. Let's start with age 75. Anyone want to 'fess up that they're older than 75? Want to also tell us where you were born, and live? Strictly
10. [QUEEN] Queen Siblings of Rutherford Co., NC?? [1]
Greetings all: I'm going to spin this research question a bit differently. Looking for proof that, except for Wm L. Queen, Jr, the following were NOT siblings: Charles Queen (b. ca 1805) m. Martha Unknown ..........Isaac Queen ..........Alfred Queen (b. ca 1852) m. Mary Jarrell (m. 5/15/1869 Rutherford) ..........Others Isaac W. Queen (b. 1806-1809) m. 1st Ruth Hunt (Moved to GA) ..........Alfred B. Queen ..........Charles Queen ..........Others James A. Queen (b. 1800-1810) m. Patsey Grayson (Moved to
11. [QUEEN] John Thomas Queen s/o Rich and Rutha [1]
John Thomas Queen born 31 May 1864, died 26 Mar 1956 in Lincoln Cty, NC, buried at Bess chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery near Cherryville, NC. married 26 Jul 1888 Lincoln County, NC to Susan Camilla Beam. She was born 5 Aug 1863 aand died 11 Jul 1949 . Their children were: 1, Evon Ralph Queen, Sr b. 30 Dec 1896, died 29 Jun 1962 in Lincoln County, NC. He married Mary E. Edwards 2. Sarah Mae "Sally" Queen born May 1889 married Dorus Rickett Craft 3. Pearl Elizabeth "Pearly" Queen b. 1895 died 1
12. [QUEEN] RE: Additional info [1]
Made a couple of errors in my last missive. Hampton Queen was not in the 1910 McDowell County census, I said the 1900 census. I have seen the will by James Queen that mentions his son Hampton and wife Sarah.
13. [QUEEN] Julius W. Queen [1]
Help! I was doing some browsing in my files today and going over all these Queen posts. I found that I had Julius W. Queen, son of Alfred Queen and Mary Polly Jarrel Queen married to Amanda Crotts, d/o Avery Edward & Sarah Newton Crotts. I originally thought this came out of the Posey Downs book, but I had a note under Amanda as such: 1900 Rutherford County Census says she had 3 children with 2 living at that time. Avery Jarrell, Julius' cousin, age 13 b. 1887 was living with them. Who were Aver
14. [QUEEN] RE: Queen Names [1]
James, The "Doctor" name is probably not that uncommon, although I have in the past thought it was a bit odd. But... My Moses J. Queen/b. 1828/ m. Mary Elizabeth Akins on Dec. 15, 1873, Union Co. GA: Children- 1. DOCTOR Wiley Queen, b. Sept. 29, 1874 2. William Lewis Queen, b. Sept. 06, 1877 3. Lillie Queen, b. Feb. 04, 1881 Interesting Names wouldn't you say? Moses J. is the first son of my James C. Queen. If you ever run across any of these names, by all means, please let me know. Have never found
15. [QUEEN] Mandy 'n Carol [1]
Thanks Mandy! Ya done great! Glad to hear you'll peep in from time-to-time. Thanks Carol! Glad to hear that you'll keep the train on the track - full steam ahead. Gene
16. Re: [QUEEN] Note from listowner [1]
I remember when I first stumbled across your name many years ago and we became friends. You were the one that made this list happen and we all appreciate your hard work Miss you, stay in touch Cousin Don ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 7:02 AM Subject: [QUEEN] Note from listowner > Hello Queen researchers, > > For personal reasons I'm going to have to give up this list. Carol Queen has > so graciously taken over for me. She wi
17. [QUEEN] Pherby Pearl Queen - NC [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Queen Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3YBBAEB/464 Message Board Post: I am wanting information about my great-grandmother who was from Robbinsville, NC where Fontana Lake is now. She was 1/2 Cherokee and I am wanting to know her parents and grandparents name and where the Indian came in. Thanks
18. [QUEEN] Fw: Alfred Queen Challenge Rutherford/Cleveland, NC [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: O. Eugene Queen To: QResearchers Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 8:55 PM Subject: Alfred Queen Challenge Rutherford/Cleveland, NC ...and then Mr. Hardin tosses another Alfred Queen into the mix, or does he? Has he also found the father of Alfred Queen, pa of Julius Queen? 1860..Charles Queen (b. ca 1805-1810) and Martha have a son, Alfred (b. ca 1852) as reported on 1860 Cleveland County census. Note suggests that they were living next door to a Jenkins Devenny. Who?
19. [QUEEN] Re: Queen [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Lookup Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3YBBAEB/454.1 Message Board Post: Hi Sonia, I just saw your posting at Ancestry.com a couple of days ago and did some searching. You did not mention the race of these people, but I shall assume that you are African-Amer, because the names I found are listed as black or mulatto. If these are your ancestors, there is a remote possibility that we share so
20. [QUEEN] Samuel Queen Question [1]
O.K. family. Those of this line. Clear this up for me. I have several records that show the children of Samuel and DIcey Rolls: However, on one it lists a Henson as a child born about 1784. On another it lists a James Houston bn Oct 10 1808 as a child. Which is correct? ALso, one report that I have lists James Houston as the son of Samuel Queen and Nancy unknown. Can someone clarify this for me. Also, did James Houston marry Isabella Bryson? When and where? Also, is there a Samuel bn abt
21. [QUEEN] My Reply to Jerry Dyer's message(A Re-Send) [1]
My apologies. I accidentally sent my reply to Jerry's message in HTML. When I re-sent it, I wasn't paying full attention, and managed to lose the quote indicators. Elizabeth Whitaker >At 01:11 PM 6/26/2003 -0400, Jerry Dyer wrote: >James, >The "Doctor" name is probably not that uncommon, although >I have in the past thought it was a bit odd. But... > >My Moses J. Queen/b. 1828/ m. Mary Elizabeth Akins on Dec. >15, 1873, Union Co. GA: >Children- >1. DOCTOR Wiley Queen, b. Sept. 29, 1874 >2. William Lewis Q
22. [QUEEN] Maraday Queen [1]
Anyone with information on the children Of Maraday Queen and Sarah Lavinia Queen-this is what I need. Exact birth dates and death dates and places. Also, does anyone know what names the middle initials for their children stand for. For example. Jacob F, David A, John T. Also, John T. married an F.E. Craig. What does F.E. stand for? Did David A., ever get married? To whom? Thanks family Wendy
23. [QUEEN] Meredith Queen [1]
Gene asked for any of the children of the group of Queens from Rutherford Co., NC I have one of the sons of Meredith Queen/Elizabeth "Grayson?" Descendants of Meredith Wilson Queen 1 Meredith Wilson QUEEN b: January 1855 Sex: Male . +Mary UNKNOWN b: 1865 Sex: Female ..... 2 Texader QUEEN b: 1882 Sex: Male ..... 2 Doctor V. QUEEN b: 1883 Sex: Male ..... 2 John W. QUEEN b: 1885 Sex: Male ......... +Sarah E. BRACKETT b:
24. Re: [QUEEN] RE: Queen Names [1]
At 10:15 PM 6/26/2003 -0400, Carl E. Queen wrote: >The Albert L.Queen born in Lewis County, West Virginia Died in 1877 of >Diphtheria. He did not migrate to Georgia. Source for this is Harrison >County, West Virginia Death Index Book 1, Page 85. Detail of the source >is Albert Queen son of Armstead and Sophia Queen died August 2, 1877 in >Harrison County, West Virginia. > >Carl E. Queen I've found that it helps to keep an eye on famous people's and famous characters' names for the time periods that y
25. Re: [QUEEN] Sweeping Yards [1]
Hello Gene and other cousins: Please excuse my late response on this subject - late reading email this week. I am in my early fifties and grew up in the suburbs of Atlanta (where I remain still). I well remember folks sweeping their yards (no one had a lawn, just yards). In the suburbs, most of us had grass to cut, but some still held to sweeping the yards. I recall when I was very young, we had grass around the biggest area of the yard, which Dad cut with a totally man-powered push mover, but Mom swep
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