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1. Thomas Smith born 1754 New London, CT [1]
Are any of you researching Thomas Smith born 1754 of New London, CT who married Thankful Bennett? I've just gotten some of my DNA results back and my first 12 markers perfectly match Thomas Smith's. I've not gotten back the results on the other 13 markers from the 25 marker kit that I purchased from Family Tree DNA. thanks, Will Smith Tennessee ================================= My online Civil War gallery at Camp Chase Gazette http://www.campchase.com/WillSmith.htm My homepage: http://web.infoave.ne
2. Re: [SMITH] Here's your challenge! Want to help? SC SMITH family et al / Hello Cousin Gail [1]
Hello Cousin Cail. Welcome to my side of the COBB family. This is a blessing. Please contact me off list as well. I am so excited to find another cousin, even if we are distant cousins. Wow. Peace and blessings. Dolores Cobb Phifer ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 7:20 PM Subject: Re: [SMITH] Here's your challenge! Want to help? SC SMITH family et al > I'll get the ball rolling since I am a relative of the Cobb/L
3. Re: SMITH-D Digest V04 #81 [1]
Have they posted the Smith DNA for Long Island Smiths yet? Ernie Smith ggggrandson Wm. Marion Smith, NewYork
4. RE: [SMITH] SMITH, Andrew aka Capt bn ca 1810-1829> Marshal Co IA [1]
We may have a connection through Henry Smith. I have a Henry Smith that was born in 1836 and traveled around the Iowa, Neb., and Wyo. Area. Would your Henry Smith be born around 1836? Gpd7617@sbcglobal.net -----Original Message----- From: Marie Peer [mailto:peer@mindspring.com] Sent: Saturday, April 10, 2004 11:34 AM To: SMITH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SMITH] SMITH, Andrew aka Capt bn ca 1810-1829> Marshal Co IA Hello Leta, I have sketchy, incomplete information for Andrew Smith Andrew Smith, aka Cap
5. Re: [SMITH] Here's your challenge! Want to help? SC SMITH family et al [1]
I have a John SMith who supposedly married a Jane or Isabella Lee
6. Re: [SMITH] Massiah SMITH don't laugh at me [1]
thanx I liked that Charles ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marylyn Watkins" To: Sent: Sunday, April 11, 2004 10:54 AM Subject: Re: [SMITH] Massiah SMITH don't laugh at me > Your comment on the chicken house made me laugh, you should see my > surrounding around this computer lol your comment on the 7 times in the > Bible is the best I have received lately > my children think i am crazy spending time trying to find people for other > families but it has be
7. Re: [SMITH] Henry A Smith/Allen David Smith [1]
Hi Suzanne I dont know what the A stands for i got this info from the Cencus i also have the 1180, 1900, and 1910 that someone else looked up for me. Since Allen David maybe its Allen and they named their first son after. it looks like Henry was born Ohio. i hope this helps. i havent got ery far on this family. i guess i need to send for birth records if they exixt. in Ohio and Indiana id like to find Allen David Smith's Sisters and brothers. 1870 Mahaska County Henry A Smith Ohio Jemima 37 Mary 18
8. Re: [SMITH] Here's your challenge! Want to help? SC SMITH family et al [1]
locality? dates? CCMILLER wrote: >Mesiah SMITH >Mesiah LONG >Mesiah COBB >Free WILL >All 4 of these names are intertwined in some mystery that will we believe in the end show that there are only 3 names not 4 because one of the names is an alias. We know that Free WILL is a full bloodied Cherokee Indian and several people have applied for claims to the Indian payments from the US Gov't under his parentage. But he lost his identity in the white man's world [and that was probably one of his goals in life]
9. From Ireland [1]
I don't have a clue where in Ireland my David Smith came from or when. He is listed with wife Margaret Young Smith in the New York Census part Mount Vernon, Eastchester Township, Westchester county. He died in 1872 and is interred at St. Paul's Episcopal Churchyard on Columbia Ave. in Mount Vernon. They had several children listed in the Census starting with Frances, Jane, Samuel Fair, and Sarah. Margaret's mother is Margaret Young and was living with Mrs. Sarah Barr in Mount Vernon on the same
10. Re: [SMITH] Thomas Smith born 1754 New London, CT [1]
Will, One of the participants in the Smiths of New England and New York DNA surname study has the line of Thomas Smith who married Thankful Bennett. Since you are a Family Tree DNA customer, you can request that you be added to the Smiths of New England & New York DNA project, at no charge to you. This will allow you to be matched automatically with others in this project whose results are like yours, as well as to find out who might be within one marker of your results. Our web page is at: www.smithconn
11. Re: [SMITH] SMITH, Andrew aka Capt Smith bn ca 1810-1829 Marshal Co IA [1]
Martha Ann SCOTT maried Temple or Templin SMITH daughter Charlotte Jane born 1867 Melbourn Boone Co IA. That is everything I have. Charlotte Jane married my paternal Grandmothers' father Detlef Fredrich Wilhelm Moellerr of Germany.
12. Evanglist Cat Smith, Smiths buried in Sowers Cemetery Dallas Co. Tx. [1]
Does anyone have any information about a Traveling Evanglist in late 1800s and early 1900s known by something like "Cat" Smith? Also on a different note does anyone here have Smith relatives whom are buried in Sowers Cemetery in Dallas Co. Texas in Irving. And on anther note. Does anyone have anything on William D. Smith in GA in the 1850 census in (I think) Jefferson Co. Ga. Wife named Ann I believe. Thank you Ray Anderson
13. Here's your challenge! Want to help? SC SMITH family et al [1]
Mesiah SMITH Mesiah LONG Mesiah COBB Free WILL All 4 of these names are intertwined in some mystery that will we believe in the end show that there are only 3 names not 4 because one of the names is an alias. We know that Free WILL is a full bloodied Cherokee Indian and several people have applied for claims to the Indian payments from the US Gov't under his parentage. But he lost his identity in the white man's world [and that was probably one of his goals in life] but for us descendants we have also lost
14. Re: [SmITH] William G. Smith [1]
Lola, Mine is a William C Smith his mother was Eva Marie Prouhomma who married a William Smith I am not sure what his middle name was I have just started this and don't have much to go on however I am having a ball. i just finished reading a story about Gabriel Prudhomme is was the neatest story. Back to the Smith's Billy father was a truck driver in Texas who worked for the Sunset Trucking firm. He married Eva who was a called the cajun queen she wrote a cookbook and was a wonderful cook. Should I r
15. SHINN - SMITH marriage 1827 Oh. [1]
JAMES SHINN b. 10 Jul 1806 Gloucester Co., NJ. married in 1827 Clermont Co., Oh. to MARY SMITH. Children: Horace B., John B., Hannah A., Charles W., Kate, Victoria. Does anyone know morre about this family? Source: Ancestry.com (AWT) Colleen Kitch GuyCol@webtv.net
16. William Vincent Smith 1840-1923 Prentiss County [1]
Need information on the family of William Vincent Smith. In 1900, 1910, 1920 he is living near a William Alex. Smith, born 1862. Was William A. the son of William Vincent? Who was Sallie Ellen, wife of William Alexander Smith? She was born February 1873 in MS. Father born NC mother born AL. The were married 11 years according to census, so early 1889. Their children in 1900 were; William Dalton Smith - born December 1889. He is of the EXACT right age to have been my grandfather. I do not find him aft
17. Re: [SMITH] William Smith [1]
I have two W.G. Smiths in Pennsylvania in the 1800s. Gobnait Nm Leochain Genealogy: Confusing the dead & irritating the living.
18. Re: [SMITH] Here's your challenge! Want to help? SC SMITH family et al [1]
Thanx again Gail Good rundown you gave here Exactly what I needed was a little push in the right direction Maybe someone else will chime in with good info to help Charles ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 7:20 PM Subject: Re: [SMITH] Here's your challenge! Want to help? SC SMITH family et al > I'll get the ball rolling since I am a relative of the Cobb/Longs that > Charles speaks of and I too have ties to these names in t
19. Harry Lee Smith, Sr. born abt 1897 in Kentucky [1]
Seeking information on Harry Lee Smith, Sr. born abt 1897 in Kentucky, according to 1930 DC census. Helen Rebecca (Potts) Smith was Harry Lee Sr's wife. Harry LEE Smith, Jr. was my wife's father. Any information on Harry Lee Smith, Sr. would be appreciated. Researching: Smith (KY>DC) Potts(DC) MacPherson (DC) Casson (NY>KS>DC) Naughton (DC) Wood (MD) Deakins (MD) Ted Duke
20. Re: [SMITH] Henry A Smith/Allen David Smith [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2004 9:21 PM Subject: Re: [SMITH] Henry A Smith/Allen David Smith > Do you know what the "A" stands for? I am decended from a Henry Alva Smith > who was born in Texas in 1862 and whose father (Henry V Smith) spent some > time in Iowa before coming to Texas (and who may have been born in New York). > Some of the names of the family members you listed are similar to ones in our > Smith family but
21. RE: [SMITH] SMITH, Andrew aka Capt bn ca 1810-1829> Marshal Co IA [1]
I don't have a birth date for him. He could have been. Where was he born? Do you know of any of his siblings? Thank you for writing. Marie -----Original Message----- From: gpd7617@sbcglobal.net [mailto:gpd7617@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 11:59 AM To: SMITH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [SMITH] SMITH, Andrew aka Capt bn ca 1810-1829> Marshal Co IA We may have a connection through Henry Smith. I have a Henry Smith that was born in 1836 and traveled around the Iowa, Neb., and Wyo. Area. W
22. Smith - Indiana, Oklahoma [1]
Looking for Indiana family of my grandfather, J Everett Smith, b: 15 Feb 1869, Lafayette, Indiana d:13 Jul 1949, Woodward, WC, Oklahoma
23. Re: SMITH-D Digest V04 #76 [1]
Smith line on my site Thanks Sincerely, Ernie Smith 2586 otranto road Charleston,SC 29406 Reprint Company, Publisher Authorized Dealer Spartanburg,SC *Featured Reprint* "Four Centuries on the Pascagoula" by Cyril Cain New Reprint Edition 2 volume set, (info at my site on Coverpage) Cover Page Address http://members.aol.com/pooh4u386/HOMEPAGE.html Main HomePage Address http://members.aol.com/pooh4u386/HOMEPAGE
24. Re: [SMITH] SMITH, Andrew aka Capt bn ca 1810-1829> Marshal Co IA [1]
Marie, Nice of you to reply. I have searched my many Smith lines and cannot seem to find any connection as yet. Most of the time, you will find that children's names are repeated throughout a family. None of the names you have listed have been used in my Smith line, but that doesn't mean that at some point a new line may have used other names. There is a Smith geno site that you may wish to check. I have been in contact with the site coordinator and he has done a superb job. Go to: www.airgale.com.au
25. re:Charlotte Jane Smith [1]
Your Charlotte is born later than mine, but odd that two Smith women within less than 100 yrs carry the exact same name.(unless Charlotte Jane was a popular name of that time period?((like Donna was so popular for mine!), possibility you'res was named for an aunt or cousin? Donna Franklin
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