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1. Re: [VACULPEP] TOPP Family [1]
I was taking a "shot in the dark" about the 1708 date hoping that someone may have some information. I did find one thread that listed Roger Topp of Potato Run, which we both know, having his father born in Culpepper or Orange County in 1708 or about. I am up against a brick wall with the Topp Family. I can trace, as you know, along with my nephew, Bruce Topp, to Roger Topp of Potato Run. I am trying to make the connection to England as the person that came and the date and not having much luck. I do h
2. Re: [VACULPEP] Query Culpeper County Finnell /Hawkins [1]
DO YOU KNOW ANY THING ABOUT THE GARRETT LINE FROM CULPEPER CO VA. HENRY GARRETT BORN IN 1745 MARRIED SARAH STARLING MOVED TO NC IN 1795 ----- Original Message ----- From: JANGMAC@aol.com Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 7:55 PM To: VACULPEP-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [VACULPEP] Query Culpeper County Finnell /Hawkins Hi! I know nothing about the Finnell/Hawkins line. Good luck! ==== VACULPEP Mailing List ==== NOTICE: The posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain letters, political announ
3. [VACULPEP] travel routes [1]
Does any person on this list know why people moved from Culpeper County to Tennessee in the time period of 1830-35? Was there any particular county or area they moved to and for what reason? Maybe someone knows the history of that area better than I do. I have just begun to research this area. Thank you.
4. Re: [VACULPEP] Genealogical Codicil - More Thoughts on Preservation of Data [1]
Maybe this discussion and suggestion for preservation has come at just the right time. I've delayed putting my boxes of files in any kind of meaningful order and our daughter has informed me that I'd better have it organized if I expect her to preserve it!! Thanks for the latest letter in this regard; I needed the wake up call! Sally
5. Re: [VACULPEP] What should we see in Culpeper? [1]
derk2001 wrote: >We are traveling through VA over spring break at the end of March and I want >to take my family, (kicking and screaming) through Culpeper to do a little >genealogy research. Does anyone know of any sites "not to be missed"? > > > Hi, Don. The Courthouse and Library are "must see" stops for the traveling genealogist. Cuz'n, John John W. O'Neal, II The O'Neal Genealogy Association, 2004
6. [VACULPEP] Genealogical Codicil - More Thoughts on Preservation of Data [1]
It would be a shame to spend 20 years of one's spare time collecting family materials, some of it not recorded anywhere else, and have it either discarded or lost a generation later or even four generations later. We are all frustrated by lost data, but I think many serious genealogists fail to get around to doing the things necessary to preserve their materials for posterity with the degree of confidence that their effort and work deserve. Preservation of our material long after our demise is worth
7. [VACULPEP] Am I active on this List? [1]
I'm not getting any mail. I am checking if I am on this list, Request you respond 7 Feb only. Hugh
8. Re: [VACULPEP] Am I active on this List? [1]
yes -- got your message
9. Re: [VACULPEP] TOPP Family [1]
In a message dated 2/27/2004 4:39:34 PM Central Standard Time, jtopp@midsouth.rr.com writes: I can trace to a Roger Topp, born 1708 in Virginia, in what I believe may have been Culpepper County. If anyone has any records on the TOPP family or information, please contact me. Hi Jim, I can tell you that Roger Topp was not born in Culpeper County or the area that later constituted Culpeper County - if he was born circa 1708. The first Caucasians to arrive in the area were German immigrants who sett
10. Re: [VACULPEP] Genealogical Codicil - More Thoughts on Preservation of Data [1]
So sorry for your loss. It is always so sad when a loved ones dies suddenly and young. Thanks very much for your touching concern and for bringing up these good discussions. Researching HUME, PROCTOR, HINKLE Sharon Lee Gates Gates Financial 1476 Glenmore Drive Apopka, FL 32712-2046 407-814-9644 phone 407-814-9645 fax Information contained herein is confidential and may not be disseminated to others without express permission from Gates Financial.
11. [VACULPEP] TOPP Family [1]
I am searching for my ancestors of the TOPP Family who, I believe, lived in Culpepper County approximately 1690 to 1720. I do have an Edward Topp arriving from England in Maryland in 1698, but cannot find any records or anything further of him. The family came from Wiltshire, Dorset Counties in England, they were spread between the two. I have extensive records in England, but not the person that came to America. I can trace to a Roger Topp, born 1708 in Virginia, in what I believe may have been Culpe
12. Re: [VACULPEP] TOPP Family [1]
Is it possible that TOPP could have been a mistaken spelling of the surname TAPP? Misspellings were a commonplace event during the earliest days of the Colonies. There is a Tapp that arrived in the Germanna colonies prior to 1725: http://www.germanna.org/settlers.html Also, after you go to the link below, scroll down to Nbr 1000...interesting note concerning Roger Topp: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~george/johnsgermnotes/germhs40.html Excerpt: "A 7 Apr 1740 lease to Roger Topp mentions the north sid
13. Re: [VACULPEP] What should we see in Culpeper? [1]
I WENT THERE LOOKING FOR THE GARRETT THE REGISTER OF DEANS IS UP TOWN DOWN A SIDE STREET THE MUSEAM THERE IS NOT A WHOLE LOT THE LIBRARY HAS A RESEARCH ROOM NOT REAL BIG BUT NICE ----- Original Message ----- From: derk2001 Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 7:27 PM To: VACULPEP-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [VACULPEP] What should we see in Culpeper? We are traveling through VA over spring break at the end of March and I want to take my family, (kicking and screaming) through Culpeper to do a little genealog
14. Re: [VACULPEP] Am I active on this List? --Hugh-- [1]
Hugh, I received your email for Culpeper Co. VaGenWeb site. Glad to see it is working too as I had not seen anyone post for a while. Rebecca Bashaw
15. Re: [VACULPEP] What should we see in Culpeper? --Don-- [1]
Thanks Rebecca and to all who replied, we're looking forward to the trip. Funny you should mention the James gang. I beleive they lived (at least in latter years) in Kearney, MO, north of Kansas City. My grandfather used to tell the story of how the James boys stopped by his grandfather's house in Lee's Summit (south of the city) to get water for their horses. Didn't rob them or anything, but I guess he could tell who they were. My ancestors moved to Culpeper following the death of Charles Consolver at o
16. [VACULPEP] What should we see in Culpeper? [1]
We are traveling through VA over spring break at the end of March and I want to take my family, (kicking and screaming) through Culpeper to do a little genealogy research. Does anyone know of any sites "not to be missed"? I'm looking for cemeteries, circa 1780-1820, or a depository for other early records that would be worth checking into. I know the Consolvers were living there in 1810, they were just very quiet. Thanks for your suggestions. Don > ==== VACULPEP Mailing List ==== > If you wish to unsubs
17. Re: [VACULPEP] travel routes [1]
I had Dulaney's that left their around 1835 and came to Missouri, they are in the 1840 census for Montgomery county Missouri. Richard Graham ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat L." To: Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 4:41 PM Subject: [VACULPEP] travel routes > > > Does any person on this list know why people moved from Culpeper County > to Tennessee in the time period of 1830-35? Was there any particular > county or area they moved to and for
18. [VACULPEP] PAUL question [1]
Does anyone have information on Robert Paul that was living in Culpeper County in the census of 1810? Looking for children of this person and anyone that might be researching him and his family. Thank you
19. Re: [VACULPEP] Query Culpeper County Finnell /Hawkins [1]
Hi! I know nothing about the Finnell/Hawkins line. Good luck!
20. Re: [VACULPEP] What should we see in Culpeper? --Don-- [1]
Bob, thanks for the information. As a youngster growing up in Vernon Co., MO, oral family history comments included that this JAMES family might have some connection to ours. That is, I am the grandnephew of Anna May JAMES, born Jun 1867 Hardeman, Saline Co., MO...who married Alonzo Clarence POTTER. Anna's parents: William Rex & Julie Ann (MORRIS) JAMES. Have just read narrative about Frank JAMES et al in Scenes From The Past (of Nevada, Missouri), in which it reminds us of connections to Vernon Co.
21. Re: [VACULPEP] What should we see in Culpeper? --Don-- [1]
Jesse's family moved from Goochland Co. VA to Logan Co. KY to MO. Ted ----- Original Message ----- From: "Craig Schenk" To: Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 8:48 AM Subject: Re: [VACULPEP] What should we see in Culpeper? --Don-- > Jesse James was born in Kearny, Missouri. As far as I know he never even > visited Culpeper, VA. I looked around online and one of his grandparents came > from Culpeper - in Kentucky, not VA. Thats the only thing I see connectin
22. Re: [VACULPEP] What should we see in Culpeper? --Don-- [1]
Don, Besides the Courthouse & Library, there are several things around the countryside of Culpeper to see. Cedar Mountain (also called Slaughter's Mountain by the locals) and the countryside, if you are into Civil War history. The road in back of the Ross property (also called Waylands Mill Rd.) was where the final Review took place, people came from all over to watch. In Mitchell's, Va., there is Mitchell's Prebyterian Church which is beautiful on the outside, however on the inside is even
23. [VACULPEP] RE: Travel Routes [1]
Land was the main reason. Many Rev. War land grants/bounties were finalized in the early 1800's and also from the War of 1812 up into the 1830's.... I have ancestors in the TOWLES family who migrated during that time frame as well as the 1850's into what is now West Virginia and Kentucky from Culpeper, Madison, and Orange counties. Free land, good land. Remember that many of those who moved westward were farmers and the lands around Culpeper were getting crowded and used up. So in search of the A
24. Re: [VACULPEP] travel routes [1]
I had an ancestor leave there and go to what is now Greenbrier County, West Virginia, although it was in Virginia then, before the War against Northern Aggression, Ha ha! This ancestor was HUME Sharon Lee Gates Gates Financial 1476 Glenmore Drive Apopka, FL 32712-2046 Telephone 407-814-9644 Telefacsimilie 407-814-9645 Mobile phone 407-375-9644 This electronic message contains information from the firm of Gates Financial which may be confidential or privileged. The information is intended to be for t
25. Re: [VACULPEP] What should we see in Culpeper? --Don-- [1]
Jesse James was born in Kearny, Missouri. As far as I know he never even visited Culpeper, VA. I looked around online and one of his grandparents came from Culpeper - in Kentucky, not VA. Thats the only thing I see connecting James to anyplace called Culpeper.
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