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1. [VACULPEP] Dulaney [1]
looking for anyone that knows any Dulaney's back to 1820 in Cullpeper
2. Re: [VACULPEP]Poe in Culpepper Co [1]
I apologize that it has taken me so long to respond. My modem was struck by lighning. I am at a friend's house using his computer. If you wish to correspond with me by snail mail so we can compare William & Susannah Poe notes. Jeanne Bragg 12315 Porter Rd. Orange VA 22960 540-672-5994 home 540 672 2030 work, where I am most of the time
3. Re: [VACULPEP] First Culpeper [1]
Hey Listers, let me join the ranks of Debra and Faye in praising and giving kudos to Miss June for all of her help....... We can all seek to emulate her selflessnes in giving to us info on our Virginia Ancestors (if we can share the info) and also to help a novice in genealogy. God knows how frustrated we can get trying to solve these riddles and find a source to boost us over another hurdle. Only to find another.. Several years now June has helped me in my quest for info on Ware Long and Dr. Rich
4. Re: [VACULPEP] First Culpeper Company, Virginia Line [1]
Tom, I had Browns that went fron Culpepper Co. to Scott Co. Ky. Any Brown in your family? Joyce
5. Re: [VACULPEP] First Culpeper Company, Virginia Line --Ralph Lane-- [1]
I wish I knew Rebecca! John Lane is my brick wall that I can't get past. It is possible that he is the missing John Lane from the Rev. Tidence Lane family of Baltimore. If he were, then my Lane's could be traced back several hundred years. Without proof, I must continue looking. Ralph ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rebecca Bashaw" To: Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2003 9:06 PM Subject: Re: [VACULPEP] First Culpeper Company, Virginia Line --Ralph Lane-- > D
6. Re: [VACULPEP] Browning [1]
Regarding Rev. George STROTHER, b. 2/14/1776 and his wife, Mary Duncan, b. 2/27/1776. They married in Culpeper Co., VA on February 18, 1796. I have lots of records on their lives, families. At 18, he volunteered as a soldier, later (1797) came with James Duncan to Bourbon Co., KY, then in 1802 to Trimble Co., KY, then went to Madison Co., IN. Rev. George was a son of John and Ann Strother. John Strother was a son of Jeremiah Strother and wife, Katherine Kennerly (dau. of Samuel and Eleanor Kennerly fro
7. [VACULPEP] Re: POEs in Culpeper & Rappahannock [1]
I know a man in Missouri who would like to have information on Poes from this area. If anyone can help him out, please contact me for his e-mail address. Donna momdsb@summit.net
8. Re: [VACULPEP]Poe in Culpepper Co [1]
I am most interested in any Bruces found in Culpeper county.Would you like to share info? Ralph ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas S. Fiske" To: Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2003 10:51 AM Subject: Re: [VACULPEP]Poe in Culpepper Co > Dear Pat and Listers, > > And speaking of Strothers and Spotswoods in the family, I have Strothers > somehow mixed in with my Amelia Co. Pryors. I also have Drakes and Bruces > from Culpeper. Someone found this about
9. Re: [VACULPEP] First Culpeper Company, Virginia Line --Ralph Lane-- [1]
Hi again, June. Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I have been scrambling around trying to pin down the info you sent me. The Lanes in Surry county in 1820 are probably mine (Wilkes county was created from Surry). The 1840 census Lanes probably mine as well....except for Braxton. 1850 census household #371 is definately mine. The others listed, don't know. Thanks lots for your help, Ralph PS can I help you in some way? ----- Original Message ----- From: To:
10. [VACULPEP] What to do? [1]
Dear Listers, Recently I saw on one of these lists a discussion about what survivors can do when a researcher dies and he leaves behind a pile of papers. In the case I am concerned with, the researcher was 90, researched a family line all his life and also published a very good, hard bound book. Options are several: give the papers to a local library, give the papers to a nationally recognized library such as LDS or the one near South Bend, Indiana which I can't recall right now, or give the papers to a
11. Re: [VACULPEP] First Culpeper Company, Virginia Line --June- [1]
Dear June, Was this for Lanes in Surry Co., Va or Surry/Wilkes Co., North Carolina? (My server has been acting up again and did not get messages until late.) Thank you for your help. Rebecca Ralph Lane wrote: >Hi again, June. > >Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I have been scrambling around >trying to pin down the info you sent me. The Lanes in Surry county in 1820 >are probably mine (Wilkes county was created from Surry). The 1840 census >Lanes probably mine as well....except for
12. [VACULPEP] First Culpeper Company, Virginia Line [1]
Can someone tell me how I could get a roster of the soldiers in this Revolutionary unit? Has a history of the unit been written? Jack L. Revare Leawood, KS jack@revare.com Family History Book: http://www.revare.com/jack
13. Re: [VACULPEP] First Culpeper Company, Virginia Line [1]
The following wills are recorded in Culpeper County: The year listed next to the name is when the will was proved. Will Book A (1749-1770) Henry Sparks 1770 page 505 Will Book C (1783-1791) Thomas Sparks 1787 page 227 Will Book B (1770-1783) William Sparks 1781 page 431 Will Book B (1770-1783) Francis Gains 1776 page 170 Humphrey Gains 1779 page 340 William Gains 1783 page 516 Will Book C (1783-1791) Dorothy Gains 1786 page 188 Culpeper Taxpayers 1782 Benjamin Gains Edmond Gains
14. Re: [VACULPEP] Wills of Culpeper [1]
Will books A-D are all published in book form and available through at least some Virginia libraries. On 26-Sep-2003 derk2001@tampabay.rr.com wrote: > I'd be interested in that too! Serching for Consolver, Consolvent, > Consoluer, etc. Should be a Martin and his mother in that area, c. 1790-1785 > > Thanks, > > Don Consolver > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Tom & Sandra Stephens > Date: Friday, September 26, 2003 11:20 am > Subject: [VACULPEP] Wills of Culpeper > >> Is there
15. [VACULPEP] Lane [1]
Found a John Lane: Katherine Jett and her (late) husband William Jett, mentioned (1766) in the will of her father, Willoughby Newton (died 1767) of Westmoreland Co., who had given them land in Loudoun County, Va., where William Jett died in 1762. Katherine later married John Lane of Loudoun COunty, Va. June
16. Re: [VACULPEP]Poe in Culpepper Co [1]
In a message dated 9/6/2003 1:54:58 PM Eastern Daylight Time, caviness@conninc.com writes: > > > the record I have is a very short bit that a Court I believe Essex ,will > for Alexander Spotswood late of Orange Co .proved William Poe ,Roger Dixon, > Nathan Nalle. > on the 1800 census for chatham co nc one finds Susannah Poe the widow of a > William Poe along with a Nathan Nall and three men named Dixon and two > other Nall families , It looks to me as if the William Poe who signed on > the deed abov
17. [VACULPEP] DUNCANS [1]
Dear Georgia and Listers, I am watching the Duncan info you are listing. I didn't know about their Culpeper connection. I am a Pryor descendent whose members lived in Henry Co., KY. Some still do. And I know we have lots of Duncan cousins, too, of the "William Duncan the Elder" line. I grew up with one of them and never knew he was a cousin until fifty years later. Tom whose mother was a Pryor
18. Re: [VACULPEP] First Culpeper Company, Virginia Line [1]
KDale I have Thomas Brown in class 17. He was called for 3mo and stayed for another 3mos. Returned home and recalled for the seigh on Yorktown. He was there when Cornwallis surrendered. Do you have anymore info on him.? Joyce in Ky.
19. [VACULPEP] ebay: Seasons of War book being auctioned [1]
Just an FYI to the list that "Seasons of War: The Ordeal of a Confederate Community, 1861-1865," by Daniel E. Sutherland is up for auction at ebay. Currently, there are no bids and the starting bid is $3. It's a great book for those researching Culpeper lines that lived in the Culpeper environs during the Civil War. I have NO financial interest in this transaction; I simply ran across it searching ebay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3554328968&category=29341 Kathleen Bowen Ridge M
20. Re: [VACULPEP]Poe in Culpepper Co [1]
Dear Ralph and Listers, The Bruces in Culpeper-- George Bruce of Stafford married Mary Stubblefield of Culpeper. They had sons Henry Bruce (b. 1777) and George Stubblefield Bruce (b. ca 1776). Henry Bruce kept a diary. In a part of it he mentioned going to KY in 1818 to see a favorite cousin named Elizabeth Valandingham (Betsy Bruce Drake Vallandingham). I have seen a pix of a portrait of Henry Bruce somewhere. Betsy Bruce Drake apparently had a mother, Anne Bruce, who was a sister to George Bruce an
21. Re: [VACULPEP] First Culpeper Company, Virginia Line --Ralph Lane-- [1]
Dear Ralph, By chance, would it be possible your John Lane was born Isle of Wight County, Va.? Did he have a brother named Levin Lane? My late husbands Lane family moved to New Hanover County, North Carolina by early 1800's. Could this be a possibility? Rebecca Ralph Lane wrote: >Rebecca, Here is a list of John Lanes children: >I am not sure about John's wife at this time. >Ralph >Descendants of John Lane > > > > >Generation No. 1 > > >1. JOHN1 LANE was born 1757, and died Aft. 1850. He married
22. Re: [VACULPEP] Re: Duncan Family/Culpeper County [1]
I am not sure if the Duncan records I have found are the same as those that you mention however , I have found some great Duncan records , I have found some great connections in the deed s etc listed for the family as the records are so complete and the Duncans of Randolph co NC, so close to my Poe and Caviness families (as well as others )that I thoroughly enjoy reading them, although I don't know of a connection, I suspect one .I have found several Duncan signatures on caviness documents again thanks fo
23. Re: [VACULPEP] First Culpeper Company, Virginia Line [1]
Ralph, Sorry, but I have nothing on any Lane's . Good Luck June
24. Re: [VACULPEP]Poe in Culpepper Co [1]
Does anyone have any information on the Stubblefield family of Culpeper County. I have a Stubblefield family starting in NC in 1784 but have not gotten any further back. I do know that they came from VA and intermarried with Rice's and Looney's. Any information would be appreciated. Benne (New Boston, TX) ----- Original Message ----- From: Thomas S. Fiske To: Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2003 10:45 AM Subject: Re: [VACULPEP]Poe in Culpepper Co > Dear R
25. Re: [VACULPEP] First Culpeper Company, Virginia Line [1]
Hi, Thanks to every one posting the Revolution information in Culpepper! My 6 times great grandfather David McCarty was drafted in Culpeper per his Rev. war pension application but I have been unable to find any Culpeper records mentioning his name. I believe he was drafted there between 1780 and 1781. He had been residing in Loudoun County so am not quite sure how he came to be drafted in Culpeper. Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated! Deborah ----- Original Message ----- From:
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