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1. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] emails addresses [1]
hi ya'll well please bear with me aol. has offered me 2 mo. free so i figured to just hang in there with them for a couple more months. sorry to inconvience any one. thanks, april
2. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] ROLL CALL- CARPENTER family [1]
Hi cousins, Still trying to find out the origin of my Carpenter line of TN to KY. Here's what I know: Ensley (or E.A., or Ansel or hey you) CARPENTER, born abt. 1820, probably in TN. Marries Allie GRANTUM &/or Edy UNKNOWN. Has at least these children: William M., Martha, Mary, Jeremiah, Cornelia, Margaret, Henry, Polly. Ensley & clan are found in these census records: 1840: Hamilton Co. TN p. 219 1850: Hawkins Co. TN 9th district, p. 366 1860: Hancock Co TN Sneedville p. 528 1870: Whitley C
3. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] test [1]
test from administrator
4. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] Joseph Reynolds & siblings, born Henry Co, VA late 1700s early 1800s/Helton-Hylton Floyd Co, VA same time period/Amburgey, Orange Co., VA late 1700s [1]
I, and many others, are researching the family of Joseph Reynolds and his siblings. Their parents were Joseph Reynolds and Sarah Perkins of VA. Prior parentage has not been fully documented to my satisfaction. Joseph, and many of his siblings moved to SE KY after Joseph's birth in 1805. Anyone who has further information on this line would help me greatly by contacting me directly at: dudpa2000@earthlink.net . Joseph's son John went on to marry Ruth Helton/Hylton whose family also has roots in NC and VA
5. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] HENSLEY/SHELTON- 1830's-1890's Wash/Unicoi Cty. ROLL CALL [1]
Hello to the list~~ Am seeking where my GG-Gpa Henry Harry HENSLEY is buried. At the time of his passing- during the 1860's - he was living in Flag Pond, Washington County, Tn. (This is now Unicoi County). Am also seeking where my GG-Gma Mary (Shelton) HENSLEY and her 2nd husband (married 1879) James. W. HENSLEY (Henry Harry's nephew) are buried. Mary was a widow again by 1890 as she applied for Jame's Civil War pension. Also info on where Henry's Dad and Mom --- Benjamin and Louisa (Shelton) HEN
6. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] James Gill [1]
James Gill was a soldier from Knox County, TN during the War of 1812. He applied and was granted bounty land in Jackson County, Al in 1851. In the 1830 Knox County, TN census James Gill's household contains 1 male 5-10, 2 males 10-15, 1 male 20-30, 1 male 40-50; 3 females under 5, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 30-40. James is listed between Samuel THACHER and Jacob MITCHELL. Advertised in the Knoxville Press in 1822 is a cotton picking machine owned by Thacher & Gill. There aren't any
7. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] Brick Walls [1]
I am descended from William Hay and his wife, Mary Howell. They are in Saxe-Gotha, Richland County, SC by 1748. He states in his request for "relief" after having built a mill on Hay's Mill Creek, formerly Raiford's Creek, that he is "lately of Virginia." I assume that he was born in Virginia, but I cannot determine the names of his parents nor in what county he was born. I have studied many Hay families in VA during the proper time period, but I cannot find evidence of William's connection to any
8. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] Upcoming Hills and Hollers Project [1]
Hello All: I would like to announce that I have decided to create a new section on the Hills and Hollers website. It will be entitled Recipes from Yesteryear (Mouthwaterin' Recipes from the Hills and Hollers). Next to true genealogy work, I'm partial to country cookin'! Most important aspect here is to preserve the historical recipes of our past generations. IF you are interested in submitting your recipes or other cooking ideas, stories, hints, questions, etc. for inclusion on the website, please cont
9. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] Harmon Search might turn up Simpson [1]
Hi Barbara, This is might be a stretch, but you might try posting your Simpson query to a HARMON/HARMAN message board. My ancestors, Hans Peter Harmon and Margaret Choulyn, lived in this area, first the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia to Overton County, TN. and I can tell you that one of their children was John Harmon and that he did have a son named John--I"m guessing officially "John Jr." I know it's a common name, but the time period and the location are right for my Harmons, so you may be on th
10. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] Support the Pledge of Allegiance [1]
WePledge.com is trying to secure ten million signatures for the Constitutional Amendment to save the Pledge of Allegiance and our National Motto. This would be the most people to sign a petition in history! Help save our Pledge of Allegiance and National Motto! Please sign the petition and forward it on to others. To sign the petition and for more information, go to www.wepledge.com. As of 9:00 p.m. tonight (Tuesday, March 4, 2003) there were 1.5 million signatures.
11. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] Rollcall: Elisha Adams, Lee Co, VA - Whitley Co, KY [1]
I'm seeking information on my g/g/g/grandfather, Elisha Adams (1766 - 1858). He is reported to have married Susan McKenny, and they had at least three sons, William, Prior, John C., and Elisha, Jr. There were also at least three daughters, names unknown. Elisha first appears in Lee Co, VA tax records around 1799, and bought land near Jonesville in the early 1800's. He moved to Whitley Co, KY in the late 1840's where he died in 1858 at age 92. At one point there were three Elisha Adams in Lee Co: Elisha
12. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] Henry Simpson [1]
I am trying to trace my Henry Simpson b. 1806 Va according to 1870 & 1880 Census and NC in 1850 and TN in 1860 Census, and who was an orphan in 1817 in the minutes of the Greene Co., TN Court Records. He was indentured to James McPherron in 1817 at the age of 11 years old and referred to as an orphan. Henry was given a horse, saddle, briddle worth $75.00, three suits of clothing and one for working, food, lodging, clothes landered and one year of schooling, but nothing to indicate what he was to do in ret
13. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] ROLL CALL - Litteral, McPherson, Trent, Parks [1]
Researching roadblocks!!! Litteral - Lindsey (my maternal g.grandfather, son of Daniel Litteral and Elizabeth Burk), I am told left Morgan County, KY sometime after my grandfather McClellan was born in 1885 and his wife, Mary Lacy apparently died. He appears again in the Mingo County, VA census in 1900 with his second wife Flora and more children. I also find Flora in Pike County, KY in 1910, but apparently my g.grandfather is deceased. I find no record of his marriage to Flora nor of his death in eithe
14. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] FRANCE/FRANTZ [1]
I am trying to find the parents of William France, b. about 1760, who first appeared in Washington County, VA in 1784, and in Lee County, VA in 1803. He married Elizabeth Heiskell and they had 9 children. He died 1834 in Lee County, VA. He was either a German immigrant, or the son of a German immigrant, likely coming through Philadelphia, and the name was probably spelled Frantz at that point. There is a John France who signed a petition 10 Dec. 1785 (against religious assessment bill) in Washington Cou
15. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] John W. Kinser b 1793 VA/Messimore/Wampler/Harmon [1]
My brick wall is finding the parents of John W. Kinser b 1793 VA who in 1810 Greene CO, TN, married Susannah Messimore b 1792/3 PA and whose son Francis Marion Kinser married Sarah Jane Wampler, daughter of Soloman Wampler b 1800 Wythe CO, VA. Soloman's wife was Polly Harmon. These were all German families. Doris in Virginia Surname Research Kinser, Watkins, Hooker, Kittrell, Fountain, Duncan/Dunkin, Green, Whitaker, Moore, Hart, Aiken/Eken, Burton, McClain, Greenway, Messimore, Harmon, Pickering, Carpen
16. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] new email address [1]
hi all i will be switching over to phantomchsr@juno.com. april
17. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] Roll Call [1]
My brick wall is the parents of George W. Brooks born in Washington Co. VA. on Feb 19, 1855. I am fairly sure he was born at Saltville, VA as I remember my grandfather saying he was born at Kings Salt Works. Based on the research I have done, this was one of the names of Saltville as it was established by a person named King, the salt mines that were there. The family story is that he came to Johnson co. KY with an aunt when he was about 12. I can find no record of him in Johnson Co until 1870's. Wh
18. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] I Erred [1]
As soon as I posted data about one of my brick walls, I discovered I had made an error. It was not David Hay who signed The Cumberland Compact. It was the father-in-law of his son, David, who signed it. He was Willis Pope, whom I mentioned in the original posting. The original David Hay, father of David and son of William, died in Washington Co., NC (TN) on the Watauga about 1780 before his father's death. His widow married second there, Matthew Talbot, also originally from VA. Jaanelle Via McKo
19. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] Roll Call: Johnston, Arney, McConnell, Gilliam, Redwine, and others [1]
All, I've included the complete listing of surnames I'm researching at the end of this message. I'm always glad to share my research with others! My brick walls right now are: Martha Victoria Sherill, b 5 Feb 1848, NC, d 25 Sep 1925 in Lee Co, wife of Jonas Franklin Arney Jesse Moore, b. 1819, TN, m Matilda Bledsoe, 1839, Scott Co Sarah Rickels, commonlaw wife of Squire Fields and mother of Squire Fields, Jr. Rebecca Fields, b 1816, TN, d Nov 1865, Scott Co, wife of Squire Fields, Jr. (her father
20. Re: [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] ROLL CALL- CARPENTER family [1]
hi all, i'm reasearching winters ,roth, hackney, penney,gann, thanks, april
21. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] test [1]
testing, testing
22. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] Birth Records of Dr. Greear [1]
Thanks to the generosiity of Judy Ring, I have added the Birth Records of Dr. James Noah Greear to the Hills and Hollers Website. The first eight transcribed volumes are online. Here is the webpage address: http://www.hillsandhollers.net/Greear_Birth_Records_intro.htm Very Respectfully, Wayne Duncan
23. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] Roll Call - Wright , Scott, Hash, Porter Families for Grayson, Smyth and Wythe Counties [1]
I am researchign the Wright , Scott, Hash, Porter Families for Grayson, Smyth and Wythe Counties from 1700's to present. Please contact me at jimwright@ieee.org. I would enjoy sharing research. Thanks, Jim
24. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] roll call/ canter,whittaker,perrigan,jackson [1]
Hi, I am still here, although not very active, no time anymore, but still looking for Canter, Whittaker, Perrigan and Jackson in this area. Would love to exchange info with others seeking same. Grateful to the list .I have found much by working with all of you.
25. [SWVA-NETN-SEKY-CHAT] From the List Admin [1]
Hello All: My original concept idea for this list was for it to be a lively discussion of the genealogy and historical records, stories, etc of the area. For the most part, the idea worked well for a time after the inception of the list. In the past six or seven months, the volume on the list has dropped considerably to an almost non-existent state. I take responsibility for being a list admin in absentia. It certainly was not my intent. I am currently working on a Master's Degree in middle school educ
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