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1. Re: [RICHARDSON] Skip Richardson of Halifax Co, Va [1]
I am not familiar with that address. Also Kathy-- You might want to put your request on the VA-Southside list. > Some very capable researchers on that site. Lynda > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Kathy S. Schultz" > To: > Sent: Friday, November 11, 2005 6:00 PM > Subject: Re: [RICHARDSON] Skip Richardson of Halifax Co, Va > > >> Hello, Gay. >> >> I cannot actually call myself a "Skip Richardson researcher," >> but the authors of the Richa
2. Re: [RICHARDSON] William RICHARSON and Robert RICHARDSON, in Canada [1]
You'll find that many of the Richardson's who were "shoemakers" were known as cordwainers. While the term is no longer all that active, there are still Cordwainer Guilds in existence. Possibly another source of information about the Richardson ancestry. If I understand it correctly, a cobbler is more of a repairman for shoes, while the cordwainer creates them in the first place. Gary Allen Richardson ----- Original Message ----- From: VOOLICH@aol.com To: RICHARDSON-L@root
3. Re: [RICHARDSON] Re: 1850 Annals of the Cleveland Richardsons by George Richardson [1]
I don't find any of this line in my files directly but if you download my richardson Letter archives (16 zip files) and search on Ohio and Oh you might fine some familiar names which might connect. If you do let me know as I might have some updates to those files. see: http://dcrichardson.home.mindspring.com/letter/ William G Johnson wrote: > Ben: > > I am looking for info on Clement Richardson and William Clement Richardson. > Clement was born on May 25, 1756 and William was born on September 7, 1794 >
4. Re: [RICHARDSON] 1850 Annals of the Cleveland Richardsons by George Richardson [1]
I have several of these books that were printed in that time frame usually in limited quantities for the reverenced family. The accuracy is usually as good as the references but since it was intended as a gift to the authors family the informaton was usually reliable. It is quite likely that it was put on a shelf and left there for much of its life so in good condidion. Those I have could have been printed yeaterday... Donna Spence wrote: > I recently acquired this little book at a garage sale,
5. Re: [RICHARDSON] RICHARDSON.......Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Indiana, Illinois [1]
The Timothy Richardson, who married twice, is a grand uncle. The brother John, to whom he deeded 11 acres, was my 7th great grandfather. Many of those Richardson's were cordwainers, as well as farmers. Two of the farmhouses (Elisha's bulit 1774, another built 1724) are still standing in Franklin. The farmland is mostly gone. I have not followed the lines other than my direct ancestry any further than what is provided by Vinton. I do have Sceva Richardson, possibly married to Betty Hipon ( ? ) as a son
6. [RICHARDSON] Richardson in Kentucky [1]
Hello all, I am looking for any information on the children of Louis and Mary Stewart Richardson living in Harrison County, KY. Louis is 34 years old in the 1880 census and the family is living in the Richland District, Currys Run, Kentucky. The children were: Tabitha, Enoch, Andrew, William, Charles and Festus. Mary Stewart Richardson is my 2nd great grandmother. I descend from Jasper Stewart, a son from her first marriage. Thanks for any assistance. Carolyn
7. Re: [RICHARDSON] Skip Richardson of Halifax Co, Va [1]
Also Kathy-- You might want to put your request on the VA-Southside list. Some very capable researchers on that site. Lynda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathy S. Schultz" To: Sent: Friday, November 11, 2005 6:00 PM Subject: Re: [RICHARDSON] Skip Richardson of Halifax Co, Va > Hello, Gay. > > I cannot actually call myself a "Skip Richardson researcher," > but the authors of the Richardson appendix in the book > The Collie Family of Pittsylvan
8. RE: [RICHARDSON] Skip Richardson of Halifax Co, Va [1]
I have a brother nicknamed Kip Richardson. I doubt that's who you're seeking, however. Any more info on Skip? Approx date of birth/death, parents, etc. Or, perhaps there was only one Skip Richardson in Halifax Co, VA.... Forgive me for an off topic comment, but do you know what they call a man with no arms and no legs waterskiing? (Skip)
9. Re: [RICHARDSON] Richardson - Hadley Connection [1]
This is the end of my data on your line. I have extensive material back to the Thomas's in England and lots of collateral lines to boot. My N.E. database is about 16,000 names with about 1,500 articles of this type. If you can make a further connection I can fill on the blanks... The Richardson Memorial Previous Next 2733 Zebadiah Richardson Zebadiah Richardson 6 (Zebadiah, 5 Ebenezer, 4 Stephen, 3 Stephen, 2 Samuel 1), brother of the preceding, and son of Rev. Zebadiah 5 and Rebecca (S
10. Re: 1850 Annals of the Cleveland Richardsons by George Richardson [1]
I have a copy of this book myself. Although 'Not published', there's a copy in the British Library, and there's also one currently available through Bookfinder.com, at 157 GBP. The author, George Richardson, was my 4x great-uncle, and the William & Elizabeth Richardson you mention were my 7x great-grandparents. The Richardsons became a well-known Quaker family in the North-East of England. Among their descendants were John Wigham Richardson, founder of what became the Swan Hunter shipyard, and Sir Ra
11. Re: [RICHARDSON] Skip Richardson of Halifax Co, Va [1]
Lynda, Will you send to me also when you find the info. Gay Nix Lynda de Nijs wrote: Kathy-- I too have some Virginia Richardsons in my background and believe that I have seen a "Skip" or "Skipwith" in my readings. Right now I cannot remember where, but I will send it should I find it again. Lynda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathy S. Schultz" To: Sent: Friday, November 11, 2005 6:00 PM Subject: Re: [RICHARDSON] Skip Richardson of Halifax Co, Va > He
12. Test [1]
Test, test, test. -- Robert W. King I'm an ingenieur, NOT a bloody locomotive driver! SnailNet: 102 Cypress Springs Road, Pocahontas, Arkansas 72455 BellNet: 870-248-0503 InterNet: robert@wildweasel.net Web site: http://www.wildweasel.net
13. RE: [RICHARDSON] Re: RICHARDSON-D Digest V05 #75 [1]
Thanks, Ben, for your looking. Peace, Bill -----Original Message----- From: Benjamin S. Beck [mailto:benjaminbeck@ukonline.co.uk] Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2005 8:16 AM To: RICHARDSON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [RICHARDSON] Re: RICHARDSON-D Digest V05 #75 Sorry, William - no references in my files. Ben > Subject: > RE: [RICHARDSON] Re: 1850 Annals of the Cleveland Richardsons by > George Richardson > From: > "William G Johnson" > Date: > Thu, 24 Nov 2005 09:19:20 -0600 > To: >
14. Re: [RICHARDSON] Wilkes Co., NC. ca.1790's [1]
I too, have Richardsons from Wilkes in NC, who moved to GA. area & etc. but ALAS no certain info. Would love to be added to your list and anxious to EXCH info. Michael Richardson Stevens. beverley@cwv.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Margrett McCorkle" To: Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 8:58 PM Subject: [RICHARDSON] Wilkes Co., NC. ca.1790's > Hi, and Happy Thanksgiving to all. > Is anyone on the mail list researching or a de
15. Richardson - Hadley Connection [1]
Looking for information on the below line. Want to see if it connects to my RICHARDSON family: Thomas > Thomas > Samuel > Stephen > Stephen > Ebenezer > Zebediah > Zebediah > Joshua Arthur > Francis Harvey > William Harmon They are linked to my HADLEY line through Ruth Edna HADLEY. *1. Charles P. Richardson* sp: Jane Francis Villars .........2. Walter Garland Richardson (b.2 Aug 1870-Villars Chapel,OH;d.14 Jan 1943) sp: Ruth Edna Hadley (b.28 Mar 1873-Clinton Co.,OH;d.21 Jun 1948)
16. Re: [RICHARDSON] Richardson - Hadley Connection [1]
The "Richardson Memorial" by JA Vinton chronicles several brothers of one English Richardson family. Most of them came to Massachusetts ca. 1600-1650, and settled in and around Boston, and in the case of John Richardson, Medfield, Wrentham and Franklin, MA. The book was published in the late 1800's, is currently available in book and CD format. David may not tell you, but he is a good source for the Vinton work on CD. There are other sources, but his is updated, searchable and the basis of much informat
17. Skip Richardson of Halifax Co, Va [1]
Hello, I am new to this list and need to know if there is a Skip Richardson researcher out there. I need to ask you some questions about his family. Hope to hear from someone who may know a little about him. Gay Nix Gay Nix warpaint1128@sbcglobal.net
18. 1850 Annals of the Cleveland Richardsons by George Richardson [1]
I recently acquired this little book at a garage sale, and wonder if anyone knows anything about it. The book is signed by Hannah Richardson, and the signature and the book look old, but it is in such great shape to be over 150 years old! It tells about the descendants of William and Elizabeth Richardson, from the mid-1600's to 1849, compiled from family manuscripts, apparently all in England. The book was printed by Newcastle-Upon-Tyne in 1850, but it states "Not Published". A Google search of the book
19. Re: [RICHARDSON] Skip Richardson of Halifax Co, Va [1]
Hello, Gay. I cannot actually call myself a "Skip Richardson researcher," but the authors of the Richardson appendix in the book The Collie Family of Pittsylvania County, Virginia (This is a part of the longer title.), Betty Cox Collie and Robert King, think that my Pittsylvania Co. ancestor, John Richardson, was the son of Thomas Richardson II and Lucy Thompson (?), grandson of Thomas Richardson, Sr. and Mary Cruse/Crews (?). and greatgrandson of Skip Richardson and Margaret ___? John Richardson married
20. Re: [RICHARDSON] Skip Richardson of Halifax Co, Va [1]
Charlene, I have just started on the Richardson's and I am not even sure they are on my line. I am digging and hope to find my Mary Mullins the wife of Joseph Mullins is a Richardson, She named a son Thomas Richardson Mullins who was born ca 1777 and most likley there in Halifax County, the reasoning behind this is Joseph was a Rev War soldier and enlisted there in Halifax County.and is found on deeds pertaining to Skip Richardson. Joseph Mullins parents were John and Susannah (Morton) Mullins, the daughter
21. Re: [RICHARDSON] Skip Richardson of Halifax Co, Va [1]
Kathy-- I too have some Virginia Richardsons in my background and believe that I have seen a "Skip" or "Skipwith" in my readings. Right now I cannot remember where, but I will send it should I find it again. Lynda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathy S. Schultz" To: Sent: Friday, November 11, 2005 6:00 PM Subject: Re: [RICHARDSON] Skip Richardson of Halifax Co, Va > Hello, Gay. > > I cannot actually call myself a "Skip Richardson researcher,"
22. Re: [RICHARDSON] Skip Richardson of Halifax Co, Va [1]
Kathy, Can you tell me in short form about the Thomas Richardson Sr., and Mary Cruse. You see I am thinking that Thomas was my Mary's brother or could be father, but I don't know when Thomas Sr. was born, does the book mention their ages? According to Marys husband Joseph Mullins, Rev War pension they lived in Halifax, Pittsylvania and Henry County, Va before going on to Tenn. My Mary would be born ca 1740's, Joseph was born in 1739 Prince Edward Co, Va. Do you have any deeds of your Richardsons, from land
23. Re: [RICHARDSON] Skip Richardson of Halifax Co, Va [1]
Small world isn't it. The Pedigo family were in Halifax County at one time and ended up in Patrick and Henry Counties. Edward Pedigo went to Barren Co, Ky before 1810. The Elkins and Cockrum and Edward famlies were in the same area plus Franklin County, they are connected to the Pedigo line. Gay Nix TEbel2888@aol.com wrote: A desc. of my William RICHARDSON m a PEDIGO of Barren Co., Ky. I have Olla Pearl PEDIGO(George Pedigo and Davidella Hatcher) b. 1881 Park City, Barren Co
24. RICHARDSON resource links [1]
Hi all, Here are some RICHARDSON links for your research. If the link breaks up, just cut and past it into your browser. GBUFF library search for RICHARDSON: http://www.picosearch.com/cgi-bin/ts.pl?index=131319&calln=6&lastq=%2Bfrost%20%2B131319partitionnn&sortsel=rel&psel=all&opt=ANY&doc0=0&query=Richardson GBUFF database search for RICHARDSON: http://www.genealogybuff.com/data.htm#Richardson SURNAME SEARCH UTILITY search for RICHARDSON: http://www.picosearch.com/cgi-bin/ts.pl?index=160383&calln=3&
25. RE: [RICHARDSON] Skip Richardson of Halifax Co, Va [1]
Gary, I think that is a odd name for the time period of 1700's for Halifax County. But I wish the other ancestors of mine had different names like that instead of John, James and etc. Skip had a daughter Susannah. Do you know if your Richarsons had land around Bates branch in Halifax County, Va. My interest is my ancestor Joseph Mullins had son Thomas Richardson Mullins who was born ca 1777 Va and in Halifax County. Skip is on deeds with Joseph Mullins, Joseph's wife was Mary, so trying to find Mary's fathe
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