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1. Thompson Cornell/ Cornwell of Fairfax Co, VA [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cornell, Cornwell, Wortman, Hunt Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SBC.2ACI/579 Message Board Post: I'm seeking information about the family of Thompson Cornell who was born about 1802 in Prince William Co, VA and died after 1880 in Dranesville, Fairfax Co, VA. Thompson was married to Mary and had children including: Julia A. Cornell, Mary Elizabeth Cornell Wortman, William
2. Re: Neitzey-Mills-Wise Families [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SBC.2ACI/541.1.1.1.2.1.2 Message Board Post: My e-mail address is Wolfden777@msn.com. Sounds like we may be distant cousins. Without checking my records, I think the Caroline you're looking for was my grandfather's cousin--maybe his aunt. E-mail me directly and I'll get you the information I have. There were many Neitzey's in DC, and they all appea
3. Re:My TUNNELL's & YOUR GUNNELL"S [0.985919]
Hi Joyce & everyone ! (expand this letter to read) My line of Tunnell's originate at Fredericksburg in @1731 They came from Yorkshire,Eng.Just after 1755(or during 1755)they moved to @ 15 miles east of Herndon,Va. In 1768(have the complete date)there is an article recorded in the Wm.& Mary College book. I have bever found the arcticle but it states the names Lady Ann(Howard)& Wm.Tunnel(b.1702 in France).Do any of you have access to these books? Can anyone help me ??Will be Eternaly gratefull !!
4. Mistakes Do Happen When Emailing [0.985919]
When sending out the virus notice by accident I hit my rootsweb folder mailing list. Hey sorry, broke my glasses and went to get some new ones. It was a mistake not something I meant to do. I do appolized. I did not know this happened until my email list started having all the gen web mailing list coming up on my computer. I am forsighted and things up close are a problem when glasses get boken. I could blame it on Old Age just turned 60. Sure aint like it use to be seeing I mean. God Bless J
5. Re: [VAFairfax] My Brick Wall, Ise Snow Spencer [0.985919]
Thank you for your reply, there is a later Icy Snow, do not know if she is related or not. Sondra On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 16:02:36 -0500 "Mary Ann Talbott" writes: > I have no idea whether it is pertinent or not, but in the census' of > NC > about 1850-1860, there are several Snow family members listed in the > NC > northwestern counties such as Wilkes, Surry, Alleghany who have > unusual > given names such as Frost, Frostey, Icy, Deep which added to the > surname > Snow makes
6. New Web page for Research [0.985919]
I am in the process of creating a new web page with all my family history. There will be many surnames. Will be adding daily. You all come, sign the guess book and make your comments. URL http://www.tribalpages.com/tribes/sammiejean for password put in ashley If you have a problem asceesing the site it may be you need to adjust your cookies All welcome
7. Stephens, Stevens, Lowe, Marth, Clagett, Browning, Ford, Pflaum, Rakow [0.985919]
Reseaching the following families from the MD, DC, Va and OHIO areas. Stephens, Stevens. Lowe, Marth, Clagett, Browning, Ford, Pflaum, Rakow. James a. Stephens/Stevens born 1840s married 1st. Catherine Lowe in Loudoun county, Va Children were John Edwin Stephens 1893 to 1931 WW1 vet, died Ohio married Ruth E. Pflaum, daughter was married to a Rakow. Oscar Stephens lived in DC. Mrs Mable Stephens/Stevens Clagett 1885-1961 Mrs Frederick Marth Mrs Rush Browning Margery Stephens Cable Carr Stephens, lived
8. RE: [VAFairfax] RE: To ALL Gunnells descendents !!!(and others !!) Also @ TUNNELL'S ! [0.985919]
I believe the Delaware and most Virginia Tunnells, Northumberland and other outer counties, are descendants of Lt Thomas Tunnell who was a member of Lord Baltimore's Guard. He was tried, acquited, and given a pension, after one of the rebellions in MD. He then moved to VA. This was in the mid-1600s. The Guillaume Tonnellier/William Tunnell line of Fairfax is supposedly a separate family. Regards, Steven C. Perkins On 1 Nov 2004 at 8:32, Wolfe, Joyce A. wrote: Date forwarded: Mon, 01 Nov 2004
9. RE: [VAFairfax] RE: To ALL Gunnells descendents !!!(and others !!) Also @ TUNNELL'S ! [0.985919]
Well Wilma - somehow I forgot to include the link. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&GScid=1963216&GSln=tun nell It seems if this is your family, you have a Governor in your line. Joyce -----Original Message----- From: Joyce Wolfe [mailto:Wolfesden@verizon.net] Sent: Saturday, October 30, 2004 7:22 PM To: VAFAIRFA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [VAFairfax] RE: To ALL Gunnells descendents !!!(and others !!) Also @ TUNNELL'S ! Wilma, Just recently while my husband and I were on vacation i
10. My Brick Wall, Ise Snow Spencer [0.985919]
This lady is my brick wall, I can not find anything out about her. Her granddaughter Icy James Foley gave me a lot of trouble also and then a small clue open up several surname's for me. So I am looking for any small clue about Ise Snow, feel sure that Ise is a nickname or has been shorten, any help would be wonderful. ICY SNOW I think she was born ca.1745 - 1750. And believe she died by ca 1796. married JOHN SPENCER. 1. I have a page from a book from Fulton Co. Illinois 1890 history book that states
11. Meeting notice [0.985919]
The original document has been removed from this message. The document was removed because Possible Malicious Email Content Detected The document contained the following malicious content Worm.Klez.H FOUND The name of the original document was getLanguage[1].bat - ISP Messaging Team Everest Connections, LLC.
12. Re: [VAFairfax] Gunnell [0.985919]
Look at "This Was Vienna, Virginia", by Constance and Mayo Stuntz. Pp. 76-86 describe two Gunnell family estates, and family history. Other citations throughout. "Falls Church by Fence and Fireside" by Melvin Steadman has pp. 328-332 on the Gunnells, and additional shorter references. "Fairfax County, Virginia: A History", published by the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors cites the Gunnells among a baker's dozen of families that were especially prominent in Fairfax County civic affairs in the
13. Re: [VAFairfax] My Brick Wall, Ise Snow Spencer [0.985919]
You are right about the spelling probably. I had a great great great grandfather of my sons. His first name was Ira and the last name Davis...you know how many Davis' there would be to just do a surname search. But I got lucky and hit on a mis-spelling.. Ire. so maybe you should try different spellings like you are doing. Marge ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, November 27, 2004 5:52 PM Subject: [VAFairfax] My Brick Wall, Ise Snow Spe
14. Re: [VAFairfax] My Brick Wall, Ise Snow Spencer [0.985919]
Thank you for your reply, I keep hoping. Sondra
15. Re: [VAFairfax] Gunnell [0.985919]
Any info will be greatly appreciated, don't know if this is my branch or not, but would like to take a look, thank you. --- Stephen Stec wrote: > I would like to correspond with Gunnell researchers > -- I am researching > a family that were tenants on Gunnell lands in the > 1820s/30s in western > Fairfax County, and found much valuable info from a > court case involving > the estate of Henry Gunnell. > > Stephen Stec > > > > ==== VAFAIRFA Mailing List ==== > E-mail List Mom at mailto:da
16. Re: [VAFairfax] My Brick Wall, Ise Snow Spencer [0.985919]
Luanne, Write me,please at sondrafoley@juno.com Sondra On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 14:35:43 -0600 Luanne Taylor writes: > I am not sure if I answered you or not. I can't add very much and > only > liked the mention of the Lewis men in a 'transaction' with John > Spencer and Icey. George, James, and Charles are sons of VIncent > Lewis. Their sister, Sarah Lewis is my 6th great grandmother who > married William Stanhope as his first wife and he had two others I > > know very li
17. HAPPY THANKSGIVING [0.985919]
HOPE YOU ALL HAVE A HAPPY THANKSGIVING. PLEASE DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE ,THAT WAY YOU'LL STAY ALIVE. PLEASE DON'T EAT TO MUCH TURKEY , THAT WAY YOU WON'T FLY AWAY, THEN WE'LL BE SURE TO SEE YOU CHRISTMAS DAY!! LOT OF WISHES FROM THE FOX-WHITNEY FAMILY -- dlmfox aka genie guru OUR VA ,D.C,MD,PA,NJ GENEALOGIES SURNAMES http://www.geocities.com/pifox1/index.html FOR SECURITY REASONS NO ATTACHMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED PLEASE SEND INLINE.
18. SSDI [0.985919]
Did you listers know that if you have a copy of a social security application (SS5) of an ancestors you can submit the information on the rootsweb ssdi index so everyone can take advantage. What you need to do is go to ssdi list click on to postems and type in the information. Since the price got so high going from 7.00 a copy to 27.00 every little bit of help in the research field would be appreciated by fellow researchers.
19. Re: [VAFairfax] My Brick Wall, Ise Snow Spencer [0.985919]
I am not sure if I answered you or not. I can't add very much and only liked the mention of the Lewis men in a 'transaction' with John Spencer and Icey. George, James, and Charles are sons of VIncent Lewis. Their sister, Sarah Lewis is my 6th great grandmother who married William Stanhope as his first wife and he had two others I know very little about Sarah which is sad. I do know they died in Loudon County VA but no dates of this. Luanne Spence Taylor On Nov 27, 2004, at 5:52 PM, sondrafo
20. Re: [VAFairfax] My Brick Wall, Ise Snow Spencer [0.985919]
I have no idea whether it is pertinent or not, but in the census' of NC about 1850-1860, there are several Snow family members listed in the NC northwestern counties such as Wilkes, Surry, Alleghany who have unusual given names such as Frost, Frostey, Icy, Deep which added to the surname Snow makes a somewhat unusual name. I realize you said your Ise died before 1800, whereas in the 1860 census this Icy was age 40 if I remember correctly . Good luck with your search! Mary Ann ----- Original Message -
21. Re: [VAFairfax] Gunnell [0.985919]
Thanks for the info, have all but, "This Was...", have first edition of "Falls Church..." Take care and thank you for your genealogy kindness --- "Charles H. Williams" wrote: > Look at "This Was Vienna, Virginia", by Constance > and Mayo Stuntz. Pp. > 76-86 describe two Gunnell family estates, and > family history. Other > citations throughout. "Falls Church by Fence and > Fireside" by Melvin > Steadman has pp. 328-332 on the Gunnells, and > additional shorter > references.
22. Thanksgiving [0.985919]
From Macon County Tn I would like to invite Nancy Carver Hughes. I would like to know where she came from and who her parents are. I know her 1st husband was a Carver. Do not know where married I know she had children from both husbands. From North Carolina I would like to invite Michael Anthony Peeler, He came over on the Robert and Something ship in 1733 into Philidephia. I would like hear his stories of adventures with his family. From Attala County MS I would like to invite Sophia Jamison Peel
23. New free web page for researchers [0.985919]
I am in the process of creating a new web page with all my family history. There will be many surnames. Will be adding daily. You all come, sign the guess book and make your comments. URL http://www.tribalpages.com/tribes/sammiejean for password put in ashley If you have a problem asceesing the site it may be you need to adjust your cookies All welcome
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