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1. [VACHESTE-L] BUTLER/CARY - 1790 to 1792 [1]
My principal Chesterfield Co. family is CARY. I am descended from Thomas CARY of Chesterfield Co. (will, 1784) through his son Kemp. I would like to correspond with anyone who has connections to the CARY family, no matter how peripheral the connection. I would particularly like to know about any BUTLER family in or around Chesterfield Co. in the 1790 to 1792 time frame, as per these Chesterfield Co. marriages: Rebecca BUTLER and Kemp CARY, 27 April 1790 Jesse BUTLER and Margaret GOODE, 20 Oct
2. Re: [VACHESTE-L] CUNNINGHAM, Valentine and James Jr. [1]
In a message dated 98-07-31 23:30:38 EDT, billedge@swbell.net writes: << Do you have any information on the brothers and sisters of Sarah Martin, I believe that I may have information on one of them, at least I have a Antone Martin that had a father Martin Martin, Martin Martin is not that common of a name, is it? >> Laura, As a matter of fact, I do. Most of the information I have on them is on my homepage at http://members.aol.com/LizzieKid/Martin/martin.htm (What I know about my Cunningham's can b
3. Re: [VACHESTE-L] Perrin GILES [1]
Ron: I have researched the Cox name in Henrico/Chesterfield Co. and knew that I had seen the name, Perrin Giles. Then, as I read through your list, I remembered why--he sold land to Richard Cox. You probably know that part of the area known as Henrico Co. later became Chesterfield Co.--1749 I believe. So the property he sold Richard was probably the same property he had in Henrico Co. and I am pretty sure it was south of the James River in the Powhite, Pocoshock, Midlothian area. Which brings me to
4. Re: [VACHESTE-L] New Chesterfield Co. Va Query Forum Post [1]
Tracy, I would much prefer to have the actual information posted onto the mailing list, you never can tell if what the people have queried might fit into your own line. And by the way, the Chesterfield pages look great, keep up the good work. Laura Sanders billedge@swbell.net Researching WILSON or WOODSON, SUDBURY, VADEN, TURNER
5. Re: [VACHESTE-L] New Chesterfield Co. Va Query Forum Post [1]
> One suggestion is to do like the Augusta Co. VA list does -- the > owner posts the surnames in the subject line, then reposts the entire > message from the genweb query with a very distinct statement that people > need to contact the person, not the owner of the list. This seems to make a lot of unnecessary work for the list owner. If we get a message saying there is a new query on the GenWeb page, the surname is in the message. How much trouble could it be to take a quick look at the body of the mess
6. Re: [VACHESTE-L] CUNNINGHAM, Valentine and James Jr. [1]
Hi all, As I asked if Martin Martin was a common name, before I got my message back through e-mail I had discovered two more. So I guess that they were not that imaginative back then. Just to see if I get lucky, anybody seen any Robert N. Sanders in their family files, it seems to be as common as John Smith! Laura Sanders billedge@swbell.net
7. [VACHESTE-L] surnames [1]
I'd be interested in hearing from others researching these surnames in Chesterfield county: FLOURNOY [Josiah's descendants] BOWLES [Pleasant--What was his wife Pagey's maiden name?] VADEN [Michael, a Methodist minister] WOMACK [the Thomas b. 1810 d. 1881--has anyone figured out all those Womacks with the same names?] Thanks--Laura Keyes Perry
8. Re: [VACHESTE-L] New Chesterfield Co. Va Query Forum Post [1]
At 07:59 AM 7/31/98 -0700, you wrote: >I would also rather see messages and a disscussion type forum. >Juanita >in Texas > > I would also rather see messages and a discussion type forum. aboos@gamewood.net
9. [VACHESTE-L] Chesterfield FARMERS [1]
My stone wall in Chesterfield Co., VA is Ann Farmer. She married John Crisp on 5 May 1780 Chesterfield Co., VA. That is all I know about her. I know their marriage documents are around, where could I get a copy of them? Also her husband's father John Crisp Sr. died in VA 1782, he did have a will, how would I go about trying to find a copy of his will? Is anyone out there researching the Farmer family of Chesterfield? I have seen a book on the Farmer family there but can't connect my Ann. Someone se
10. Re: [VACHESTE-L] New Chesterfield Co. Va Query Forum Post [1]
One suggestion is to do like the Augusta Co. VA list does -- the owner posts the surnames in the subject line, then reposts the entire message from the genweb query with a very distinct statement that people need to contact the person, not the owner of the list. I don't know if this is an automatic response by his/her computer, or if he does it himself. I can see the advantage -- mainly for them -- of having the message seen by those actively researching in a specific county. Frankly, I don't visit the
11. Re: [VACHESTE-L] New Chesterfield Co. Va Query Forum Post [1]
I really would rather see messages, as that's the only way I know whether it's something connecting to my families. I also do a lot of lookups for people on a voluntary basis, and without seeing the query, can't do that . That's all, so I guess I would have to say it's annoying to me. Thanks, Fannie To find the future by exploring the past, BLOUNT*, BRONSON*, BYRD*, CASON*, FOREMAN*, HAZZARD*, JOHNS*, MARTIN*, MERRITT*, PHILLIPS*, RAY*, SOYSTER*, TILLMAN*, WHITE*, WHITEHURST*, WILKINS*, YOUNG*, and
12. [VACHESTE-L] COGBILL [1]
I am seeking information on Mary Eliza Holt Cogbill. She was born in Chesterfield County, Virginia, on 16 Aug !788. On 27 Mar 1823, she married in Chesterfield County, Virginia, Alexander Anderson Moir, from Forres, Scotland. Henry Bridgewater was the minister. She and Alexander moved to Leaksville, North Carolina and then to Stuart, Virginia, where they both died. She died 31 Dec 1880. Finding her ancestors has been a brick wall that I have been trying to penetrate for over 30 years. I hope someone
13. Re: [VACHESTE-L] New Chesterfield Co. Va Query Forum Post [1]
I would also rather see messages and a disscussion type forum. Juanita in Texas yngedtn1@juno.com wrote: > > I really would rather see messages, as that's the only way I know whether > it's something connecting to my families. > I also do a lot of lookups for people on a voluntary basis, and without > seeing the query, can't do that . > That's all, so I guess I would have to say it's annoying to me. > Thanks, > Fannie > To find the future by exploring the past, > BLOUNT*, BRONSON*, BYRD*, CASON*,
14. [VACHESTE-L] Chesterfield HS Quarterly Mtg. [1]
Just thought I would let you know that the quarterly meeting of the Historical Society will be held on July 26th at 2:00 p.m. at Castlewood. Music of the 19th Century America by Southern Horizon will be featured. Angie Wilderman http://members.aol.com/angenatree/cchsva.html
15. [VACHESTE-L] HALL Family Search [1]
Hello! It's great to have this Chesterfield Co. list. I am searching for my husband's gr grandfather's family. According to info I found at the LDS Family History Center, his gr grandfather, JOHN CLAY HALL was born in 1813 near Petersburg, Chesterfield Co., VA. We have no info about his parents and/or siblings. The 1850 census records show him to have been 37 yrs. old at that time so that would indicate the b.d. is correct. There were several John HALL's in the area about that time so trying to pin th
16. Re: [VACHESTE-L] New Chesterfield Co. Va Query Forum Post [1]
Hi Fannie (and everyone), Perhaps I should explain. I'm Tracy, the Chesterfield County USGenWeb host, and administrator for this list. I started this list shortly after having changed the Chesterfield County pages. As most of you have noticed, the Query System on the page is not using the GenConnect system. Part of that system allows the maintainer to email the query notifications to anyone who would like to get updated any time someone places a query. I thought maybe it would be a good idea for the e
17. Re: [VACHESTE-L] New Chesterfield Co. Va Query Forum Post [1]
Hi again everyone! Thank you all for your input. The reason I originally started placing the query notifications on this list was an attempt to jump start some discussion and try to get the "chatter-ball" rolling. As someone else just pointed out, these lists do take some time to really get going, although I believe the Chesterfield County list will be more active before we know it. I really would love to be able to post the entire message to the list, and not just a notification stating the surnam
18. [VACHESTE-L] Re: surnames [1]
Laura and All, If you have an interest in the FLOURNOY surname, be sure to visit the Flournoy Home page at .
19. Re: [VACHESTE-L] New Chesterfield Co. Va Query Forum Post [1]
In a message dated 98-07-31 08:12:40 EDT, you write: << As most of you have noticed, the Query System on the page is not using the GenConnect system. >> Sorry, everyone, typo ... the "not" above should be "now". Tracy
20. Re: [VACHESTE-L] New Chesterfield Co. Va Query Forum Post [1]
Tracy and All, I like the way it's set up now. Those who post on the Chesterfield Co. GenWeb query page aren't necessarily subscribed to the discussion list. This automatic notification lets us know when there is a new query and what the subject of the query is. We discussion list subscribers don't have check the query page every day, once a week, or whenever. This is the best of both worlds! Susan Molye
21. [VACHESTE-L] CUNNINGHAM, Valentine and James Jr. [1]
Well, speaking of getting the ball rolling.... I'm descended from Valentine Cunningham who married Mary LaPrade in Chesterfield County, VA on February 13, 1779. Mary was the daughter of Andrew LaPrade and Martha (?). Valentine was the son of James Cunningham Jr. and Sarah Martin (daughter of Martin Martin and Sarah Hix). I'm seeking further information on James Cunningham Jr. I know next to nothing about him. Has anyone been able to sort out the Cunningham's in Chesterfield/Buckingham Co's? James Jr.
22. Re: [VACHESTE-L] New Chesterfield Co. Va Query Forum Post [1]
I'm sorry, maybe it's my computer, but all I've received from this list is a message saying that something was posted, but no post. Is that the way this list is supposed to be ? I thought I'd receive queries and answers, like I do on other lists. Someone please advise me. Thanks, Fannie To find the future by exploring the past, BLOUNT*, BRONSON*, BYRD*, CASON*, FOREMAN*, HAZZARD*, JOHNS*, MARTIN*, MERRITT*, PHILLIPS*, RAY*, SOYSTER*, TILLMAN*, WHITE*, WHITEHURST*, WILKINS*, YOUNG*, and of course, m
23. [VACHESTE-L] Mail List [1]
Tracey, I would very much like to have you continue posting the queries on this list. As you intended, it saves me a lot of time. It is so nice to have this mail list to seek help finding our Chesterfield Co. ancestors and keep up with queries posted. Thank you!!! Betty H.
24. [VACHESTE-L] David Robertson [1]
David Robertson was born ca.1744 in Chesterfield County, VA, the son of Jeffrey and Judith Tanner Robertson. He m. Mildred ?. We believe that Millie was a Ratliff, however, we do not have concrete proof of that. Can anyone help? Thank you, Eunice B. Kirkman ***** ekirman@neocomm.net
25. [VACHESTE-L] WOMACK Surname [1]
Hi Laura, I was searching the name LIVESAY in the Libraray of Virginia on their webpage last night and found a WOMACK marriage in Prince George County. Just a hope it may give you a lead on another place to search for the WOMACK family you are researching. Tina Ellis >From: KeyesPerry@aol.com >Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1998 22:39:42 EDT >Subject: [VACHESTE-L] surnames >To: VACHESTE-L@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: VACHESTE-L@rootsweb.com > >I'd be interested in hearing from others researching these surnames in >Ch
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