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1. Early Virginia Religious Petitions: Geographic Locations [1]
_http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/repehtml/relpetGeographics1.html_ (http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/repehtml/relpetGeographics1.html) Click on the above site and select the county you are interested in. Culpeper is listed and has signatures on some of the documents. Has other counties. Good site. June
2. CHARLES Oldham & wife Sarah of Lunenburg Co., VA 1774 [1]
Can anyone on this list indicate the origins of Charles Oldham and his wife Sarah of Lunenburg Co., VA ca 1774? Apparently, Charles is somehow related to Leroy Oldham. (It seems to me that a Leroy Oldham had links to some of the colonial Northern Neck counties of Virginia. Correct me if I am wrong.) Are these Oldhams linked to those Oldhams who later migrated to the area around Louisville, KY? Lunenburg Co., VA Deed Bk 12-362 To Thomas Chambers & Charles Hamlin, Gentlemen of L[unenburg
3. more on problem area [1]
I have several sources showing Sarah J. IDEN marrying (1) Mager (or Major) Hamilton McARTOR, (2) Major McARTHUR, or (3) Hamilton McARTHUR. The problem seems to stem from Thomas Hickerson McArtor marrying his first cousin, thus we think he changed his name to McArthur. The family Bible shows the birth of Thomas' father as Major Hamilton McArtor. Thomas was born in Loudoun and Sarah in Fauquier according to Marriage Register No. 7, page 42. They also had two marriage dates--this one being 26 Sep 1865. I
4. Article by Genealogist about Understanding Wills & Wording of Same [1]
Please pass this info along to other lists, if you find this article of genealogical interest. Remove the punctuation at the beginning and the end before cutting and past ing. _ _http://www.ancestry.com/rd/prodredir.asp?sourceid=831&key=A1008102_ (http://www.ancestry.com/rd/prodredir.asp?sourceid=831&key=A1008102) _ This is from the FREE ancestry newsletter which is posted every weekday. Lots of important How-To info is posted nearly every time it is on the internet. (Incidentally, I find
5. Re: UNSUBSCRIBE [1]

6. Re: [VA-NORTH] Richard Rosser of the area around Culpeper or Fauquier Co. [1]
Is this the John and Mary Rosser that you mention below? > Descendants of Jonathan Rosser > > 1 [1] Jonathan Rosser b: Abt. 1731 in France d: > April 1795 in Campbell co VA > .. +Elizabeth Oglesby b: Abt. 1734 in Virginia d: > Bef. 1782 > ....... 2 William Rosser b: October 1762 in Bedford County, > VA d: February 24, 1835 in Campbell County > ........... +Elizabeth Wood b: 1766 in Bedford County, VA > m: February 2
7. The 1787 Census of Virginia [1]
For those subscribers who are fortunate enough to live in Virginia, Washington, DC (DAR Library), or near a large genealogical library anywhere in the US, one of the most valuable resources for a genealogist to use when searching for a male living ca 1787 in Virginia is to examine the so-called 1787 Census of Virginia. Two dedicated women, Netti Shreiner-Yantis and Florine S. Love took the MANY personal property tax lists for MOST (not all) counties in Virginia in 1787 and compiled these valua
8. IDEN [1]
Is anyone researching the IDEN family of Loudoun County? I am interested in who Sarah J. IDEN married. Thanks, Bob McArtor researching McARTOR, McARTER, McCARTY of Loudoun and Fauquier Counties
9. Richard Rosser of the area around Culpeper or Fauquier Co. [1]
I was doing a google.com search for Richard Rosser, whose wife was Judith Kemper. The e-mail address attached to a timeline [family group sheet, more accurately] gave an address with the surname Burgess and an unfamiliar server. In the event this person is subscribing to one of these rootswebs, I have this message for him/her. The bullet item is cut and pasted from the information about the Rosser family. 11 ii. Richard Rosser was born in Of Fauquier, Virginia about 1756. Richard died af
10. Kemper/Fauquier Co. [1]
I found a John Kemper, white/male, died Dec 18, 1857, at Warrenton of old age, died at 89 yrs old, Informant Susan Kemper, daughter. Mary Ann Kemper,, white/female died May 1, 1892 at Pine View of consumption at the age of 64, Informant RIchard Kemper, son June
11. Another Great Article by Michael John Neill [1]
See subject (and tell your friends if you like this) Remove the punctuation at beginning and end before cutting and pasting. _ _http://www.ancestry.com/rd/prodredir.asp?sourceid=831&key=A1008501_ (http://www.ancestry.com/rd/prodredir.asp?sourceid=831&key=A1008501) _ E.W.Wallace
12. Re: [VACULPEP] Valentine Papers, Vol 1-4 [1]
I find Valentine Papers are useful for getting some excellent clues. Try to follow up any clues with films of original records. You will be richly rewarded. Incidentally, many of the books published some years ago under the auspices of the Virginia Deparment of Transportation pertaining to road orders of various counties are now online. Please pass this info along to other Virginia lists to which you subscribe. Take the parens off the beginning and the end of the URL. Roots web does NOT
13. Re: [VACULPEP] Winchester Relative During American Revolution [1]
Excuse me for intervening about trying to find a person with Revolutionary War service, particularly in the Winchester area of Virginia. This concerns finding persons who MAY have been involved in the American Revolution. By no means, will this e-mail cover ALL you need to know about tracking down your Revolutionary War ancestor. These are only suggestions. First, please recognize that not every person involved as a Patriot during the Revolution has been recognized by NSDAR. Why? Several
14. Banns of Marriage & Other English Traditions & Practices [1]
Someone on the list VASouthside rootsweb list asked about banns of marriage. This practice was common in England. I have not seen any indication of such practice in colonial Virginia, but perhaps I have not searched far and wide enough. Note that in England, it was only in later years that this practice had to be recorded in the parish registers. However, my maternal grandmother was born in Kent in 1872, and I found some of her Suffolk ancestors had a banns of marriage in the parish in which
15. Re: [VA-NORTH] Another Great Article by Michael John Neill [1]
Michael Neill's advice to read some documents backward follows closely the practice in printing when proofreading a complex scientific or legal article. In language filled with repetitive or unfamiliar spellings, often a proofreader would catch an error--even after that proof had already been read by another reader. Good article. Bob McArtor ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 6:35 PM Subject: [VA-NORTH] Another Great Artic
16. Re: [VA-NORTH] Richard Rosser of the area around Culpeper or Fauquier Co. [1]
Richard Rosser married Judith Kemper daughter of Peter Kemper Marriage Bond: 9/23/1779 . July 17, 1783. B&S. Between Mary Rosser, widow of John Rosser, dec'd., Richard Rosser & Judith, his wife and George Rosser, said Richard and George being sons of the above named John Rosser & Mary Rosser his widow ... And William Allason .. #282.10s. specie .. tract .. on nortyh branch of Rappahannock River, by Patent from the Proprietor's office .. to Richard Rosser .. 7 Feb. 1725 .. 226 acres+/- .
17. World War 1 Draft Registrations for Northern Virginia [1]
Click on the site below. _http://www.alexandria.lib.va.us/lhsc_genealogy_resources/draft/ww1draft.html_ (http://www.alexandria.lib.va.us/lhsc_genealogy_resources/draft/ww1draft.html) June
18. Re: [VA-NORTH] PORTER PHILIP B. ABT 1754 [0.990453]
Does anyone know of any Porter's born between 1700-1754 in Northern Virginia My ggg grandfather Philip Porter b. abt 1754 in ? VA m Nancy Ann Brent daughter of Charles Innes Brent and Ann Gunnell Looking for his parents and siblings 1785 Census Philip Porter (PHILIP WITH ONE "L" ) was in Loudoun Co,VA* 1786 Married about this time as first son was born in 1787 Marriage could have been in Frederick Co, VA as her parents were both there when they died. 1787 son James born in VA 1790 son William E. born
19. [VA-NORTH] Porter/Brent [0.990453]
I am checking again, does anyone know anything about the Porter Family in VA perhaps Stafford Co, VA My ggg grpa was Philip Porter b. abt 1754 in VA and I do not know where he was born nor his parents He married abt 1786 Nancy Ann Brent b. 1766 in Stafford Co, VA d/o Charles Innes Brent and Ann Gunnell He left VA abt 1806 and went to Shelby Co, KY and later Spencer Co. KY There was another Philip Porter b. abt the same time and married abt the same time to a Sarah Largent or Sargent. He is NOT related.
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