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1. Re: Henderson County, Tennessee [1]
Charlotte! Please look for a Sterling Singleton please, please (begging),Thanks so much for your kind offer. Linda Davis, honeychi@flash.net Charlotte M Broze wrote: > > I have the following books: > > "Henderson County, Tennessee Cemetery Inscriptions" > Volumes I, II, & III > > "Henderson County" > by G. Tillman Stewart > Tennessee County History Series > Memphis State University Press > > The courthouse in Henderson C
2. SINGLETON [1]
Hi all cousins. I just found what I thin is my Great grandfather and morther in the 1880 census in Lauderdale Co., MS. listed as John SINGLETON 29 RR Engineer, b. SC SC SC Ellen 22 Housewife b. Pickens Co, SC(?) Mack 6 Son. That's all I have right now. Jon Singleton
3. Silas Green Singleton [1]
Tom asked somebody to post something, 'cause he wasn't sure he heard us breathing, so... Anybody have anything on Silas Green Singleton, b. 1853, Pulaski Co. KY? I've got his ancestors as: 1 SINGLETON, Silas Greene (#12) born 17 Jul 1858, Pulaski Co KY; Married (8 Oct 1885 Grayson, Carter Co KY) MCALLISTER, Nancy Amanda (#13); died 1907; buried Ashland Cemetery. 2 SINGLETON, Granville (#141) born 31 Jul 1834, Pulaski Co KY; Married (8 Oct 1857 Pulaski Co KY) HENDRICKS, Sarah Jane (#130); died 20 Jan 1875
4. Listowner message [1]
I have seen little or no activity on the Singleton list since the server work was done at Maiser. (Other than what I have posted and the error messages that were generated!) Someone post your missing link just to let me know all of you are alive! If anyone has recently tried to access the archives for the list please e-mail me and let me know how it went. Thanks, Tom Land, listowner -- ~-~-~-~-~ ~-~-~-~-~- ~-~-~-~-~- ~-~-~-~-~ When you shake the family tree wonderous stor
5. 1788 ROBERT SINGLETON Camden Dist. SC [1]
Do any of you South Carolina researchers have anything on this group of Singleton's?: From: sigmar@thenet.net Dear Tom: 03 Jun 1788 ROBERT SINGLETON otained a plat for 100ac on SW side of Lynches Creek in Camden Dist. SC. Based on the plat his land bordered SAMUEL RATCLIFF and Singleton's included "Stirrup Branch" which was where Sumter and Gen. Francis Marion "Swamp Fox" got into a famous battle. (SC State Plats 23:103) 25 Sep 1806 Joel Stokes conveyed to FRANCIS SINGLETON 300ac originally g
6. Re: SINGLETONs [1]
MMytinger@aol.com wrote: > > Hi, Tom ~ > On 18 March, you posted a message that contained a reference to a book > titled "Singletons of South Carolina". I'd almost automatically send you a > check for copying and postage, but: can you tell me what kind of coverage, if > any, this is of Singletons in VA?? (Mine begin with John (1782-1842), to > Aaron (1818-?) to Sarah Catherine (1841-?) and her 12 siblings...apparently > all born in VA prior to moving south. > Thanks very much for your help. > >
7. [Fwd: William Singleton and Mary J. Niles] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------4E2F54C474E6 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi Folks This was on the Indian list and I thought someone might need it. Linda Davis --------------4E2F54C474E6 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: XXX@rmgate.pop.indiana.edu Received: from roatan.ucs.indiana.edu (roatan.ucs.indiana.edu [129.79.10.65]) by flash.net (8.8.5/8.7.5) with ESMTP i
8. SINGLETON: Angelica (c1820-1878) m VAN BUREN [1]
To: Singleton List From: Lin Van Buren, veeb@mail.globalnet.co.uk Date: Wed 19 March 1997 Subject: Angelica SINGLETON Van Buren (c1820-1878) Hello, Singleton Researchers I'm Lin, a new subscriber to the Singleton List. If Tom Land hasn't already forwarded my recent NC/SC-ROOTS posting to you, I'd like to tell you about the SINGLETONs I am studying. They are ANGELICA SINGLETON (c1820-1878) and her father RICHARD SINGLETON of Sumter, Sumter Co SC. Martin VAN BUREN (1782-1862), eighth President of the USA (
9. Matthew SINGLETON, South Carolina [1]
Many Thanks to John for sending this to me. I know several in the group are descendents of this line. This is also the Matthew that Christopher Singleton chose as guardian in Caroline Co., VA before Matthew went on to SC and Christopher went on to Kentucky. Sure would like to know the connection between the two! Enjoy, Tom From: Jogregg@aol.com To: gtrl@esper.com Thought this might be of interest. John =================================================== MATTHEW SINGLETON and th
10. Re: SINGLETON/RABUN CO GA [1]
Linda Davis wrote: This is some Singleton info I found in a book on Rabun Co Ga that I found at a used and rare book store here.(Barbers' FT Worth). As far as I know these Singleton's are not mine, I just thought they might be of use to some of you. Linda Davis --------------------------------------------------------------- was the last of the family to live on the plantation that was purchased by his grandfather. One of the daughters, Lucretia, was the first wife of Devers Duncan. The othe
11. John Singleton 1772/1850 VA/SC/TN Samuel Singleton 1833/1905 TN [1]
John Singleton, born ca 1772 Va. died >1850 Meigs Co. TN. He and his wife Elizabeth were in SC ca 1800 and were on the Rhea Co, TN tax list in 1820. Children: Jincey, David, Robert, Frances, Sarah, George,John Henry, William, Ann, Nancy, Horace, Catherine & Eliza. This Info came from one of his Known descendant. The above son David had a son Samuel born 1833 Rhea Co. TN. Samuel was on the 1850 Meigs Co. census with David and by 1660 he has left that area or died. My Samuel shows in McNairy Co. Tn. [acr
12. oconee co.s.c.singletons [1]
My wife is a descedant of the Edmund singleton family line down thru to her great grandfather, Miles Poole Singleton of oconee co. s.c. I would like to hear from others who have researched this line.. thanks, cal mcbroom, 109487cm@bellsouth.net
13. [singleton] subject lines [1]
I would like to make a suggestion. Could we please put {Singleton} in the subject line?? Or at the very least [Sing.]? I am on a couple of surname lists. And I have to read each post to figure out where I should file it. Sometimes I would like to just file it and review it later when I have more time. Are subject lines a problem for anyone else? Most posts say Singleton somewhere and it doesn't take long to find. However every couple of posts we get one that doesn't say anything for a while. Also it
14. DENNIS SINGLETON born in Newberry, SC 1813 [1]
Another Queery I don't have. Can anyone help? If so, please copy me on response so I can update my database. From: "SHANNA SINGLETON" Organization: Gainesville College in Oakwood, GA Tom, I was wondering if you have any info. on the Singleton's in NEWBERRY South Carolina. I have traced my g grandfather back ther through census record and then I the trail is cold. The person I'm looking for is the father of DENNIS SINGLETON. Dennis was bor
15. Christopher Singleton [1]
I believe we've talked about Christopher Columbis Singleton before, but I don't have a record of the answer. I've got him b. 1735 on Isle of Wight, England, the son of Christopher Singleton, b. 1699, Glouster VA. This is not very likely. Either Junior was born in Isle of Wight VA or Senior was born Glouster England, I'd think. Anybody have anything either way on this? stew *************************************************** Stew Schneider, 'harpin' up a holler on Keyes Creek in Ashland,
16. SINGLETON family genealogy list [1]
I thought I would share the only info that I have on my Singleton line, and maybe we can help each other a little. Isaac Claud(e) Singleton b. 9-21-1886 Nashville, Tennessee d. 12-23-1962 Conroe, Texas m. ? to Emmer(Emma) Missouri Dennis from Kaufman, Texas. Children: Jimmy Mae Lou(May Lorena at birth) Leonard Susie others, but I do not know their names. Mae Lou b. 5-6-1920 Montgomery Co. Texas d. 3-6-1993 Harris Co., Texas M. 10-22-1938 to Virgil Lee Jones in Montgomery Co. Texas. Children: Dorothy Mae b
17. Issac Claud(e) Singleton b.9-21-1886 w. Nashville, Tn. [1]
Can any one help with this queery? I don't have it. Thanks, Tom From: JimandTobyBost Reply-To: bostjtm@internetwork.net To: Tom Land I have recently started in genealogy, and am trying to locate any info on my GGrandfather Issac Claud(e) Singleton b.9-21-1886 w. Nashville, Tn., d.12-23-1962 w. Conroe,Tx. I know that he married Emmer Missouri Dennis, w. ? b. ? in Kaufman, Tx. This is all the info I have, unfortunately, I didn't
18. Singleton - Horry Co., SC researchers [1]
I recently received info regarding a file at the 3 Rivers Historical Soc. regarding the Singleton family. Naturally I rushed off a check and just received the file. I has Singleton census records from the 1850 - 1900 census an da good deal of paper regarding the estate of Sturling P. Singleton (yes, Sturling), administrator J. W. Singleton, his son. As I sort it out I'll try to post info. Some of the copies are pretty bad quality and sections unreadable. Looking at the 1850 census there is a Wil
19. ABEL SINGLETON [1]
I am seeking information on Able Singleton b ca 1790 married August 1818 Garrard Co., KY to Fanny Hall. He is included in the research of Mardena Hunter, ID researcher, but she does not include him as a descendent of Christopher Singleton and Sarah Hundley. I would appreciate hearing from anyone having information on the Abel Singleton line.
20. These addresses removed from list [1]
The following addresses have been removed from the list due to bounced mail. If you know any of them, please let them know. In the future I will bounce all AOL addresses which state they are not a current member. So many folks have left them lately & all the bounces are what is slowing down the list mail. Other addresses I will continue to give 3 chances. This is the "Not Fun" part of being a listowner. Tom Land, listowner, Singleton's remove singleton tc_30@wow.com remove singleton everingham@m
21. Melungeon Research meeting [1]
Knowing there is a melungeon connection to some Tennessee & probably NC Singleton's and several list members interested I thought would repost this message I saw on NC/SC ROOTS: Subject: FIRST UNION:Melungeon/Appalachian/Native American Conference Date: Mon, 24 Mar 1997 13:51:03 -0500 (EST) From: kat@mail.bright.net To: "NC/SC-ROOTS genealogy list" Hello Friends! For the first time in history, researchers from all over t
22. Re: Christopher Singleton [1]
Stew Schneider wrote: > > I believe we've talked about Christopher Columbis Singleton before, but I > don't have a record of the answer. > > I've got him b. 1735 on Isle of Wight, England, the son of Christopher > Singleton, b. 1699, Glouster VA. This is not very likely. Either Junior was > born in Isle of Wight VA or Senior was born Glouster England, I'd think. > > Anybody have anything either way on this? > > stew > *************************************************** > Stew Schneider, 'harpin' up a ho
23. Singleton,PA,MD,OH,Nancy,George, Elizabeth,Phoebe, John, et al [1]
Hi from Don and Janet Sheppard in Euclid, OH. We are new to this list manager game but thought the following letter might be of interest to some in the group. the letter is to Janet's great-grandfather (husband of Nancy Singleton) from George Singleton. It was written from Youngstown (OH) and dated Feb 24th /50. Mr. James McEwen Sir, I embrace the present as a favourable opportunity of transmitting to you a few lines, for the purpose of informing you that I am well at this present time, and hoping
24. SINGLETON: Daniel(1720VA) [1]
Looking for parents of Daniel Singelton (b, ca, 1720 VA), m'd Susannah (??) d. 1792 (Orange Co., VA.) Daniel served in the Rev. War. Daniel was father of Manoah SINGLETON (b, 1740-1742 VA) m'd Sarah Craig and had son Mason Singleton (ca.1780 KY.) Thanks.
25. Henderson County, Tennessee [1]
I have the following books: "Henderson County, Tennessee Cemetery Inscriptions" Volumes I, II, & III "Henderson County" by G. Tillman Stewart Tennessee County History Series Memphis State University Press The courthouse in Henderson County, Tennessee burned three times during the civil war and most of the old records were lost. I understand that most of the early settlers of this county came from North Carolina. There are cemetery inscriptions for some Singletons. However the earliest birt
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