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1. Re: [VAFREDER] William Wright & Mary Carns [1]
Another wonderful source for Carns, Kerns is Historical Records of Old Frederick and Hampshire Counties, Virginia. By Wilmer L. Kerns. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, March 10, 2000 8:20 AM Subject: [VAFREDER] William Wright & Mary Carns > Looking for information regarding the family of William Wright and Mary > Carns. They were married in Frederick County on October 04, 1784. I need to > now for sure the children, for a possible conne
2. [VAFREDER] drake [1]
Looking for info on Hannah Drake born abt 1799 d abt 1899 married Emanuel Trenary 5-15-1824 (some books list as Samuel) need parents of Hannah. tia kriss ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
3. [VAFREDER] Winchester McKenzie [1]
Seeking info on McKenzie's from Winchester, specifically Lucinda (B. abt 1826, listed in 1850, Frederick census in Winchester-have not seen census for others with her there) and parents and siblings. My thanks in advance. Happy Hunting Erica
4. Re: [VAFREDER] Jost Hite, Chrisman [1]
Henry Z. Jones, Jr., Ralph Connor and Klaus Wust have published "German Origins of Jost Hite, Virginia Pioneer, 1685-1761." The publisher is Shenandoah History, P. O. Box 98, Edinburg, VA 22824. JB
5. Re: [VAFREDER] Jost Hite, Chrisman [1]
Re: Becky's Request: Regarding the price of the booklet, "German Origins of Jost Hite, Virginia Pioneer, 1685-1761," by Jones et al., I suggest you contact Paper Treasures, 9595 Congress St., P. O. Box 1160, New Market, VA 22844, Tel. 540-740-3135. If is still in print, they will have a copy, or otherwise will attempt to find a copy for you. As I recall, the booklet contains around 45 to 50 pages. The e-mail address of Paper Treasures is . JB
6. Re: [VAFREDER] Thomas Curlett [1]
I have Curlets from Frederick Co. I'll look into it and let you know what I have. S. Larsen seena@afnetinc.com -----Original Message----- From: rlucas To: VAFREDER-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, March 06, 2000 12:31 PM Subject: [VAFREDER] Thomas Curlett >I am interested in Thomas Curlett b. abt. 1745 Frederick co. VA. Who did he marry, what about his descendants. Thanks for your help. > Becky > >
7. [VAFREDER] Jost Hite, Chrisman [1]
Hi Dave, Historical Records of Old Frederick and Hampshire County by Wilmer Kerns makes reference to Jost Hite the settler, it makes reference to his mill close to the Springdale Mill just south og Winchester, Va. and could be listed on the National Register of Historical Places. Are you familiar with the book. He lists several Hites, Chrisman. There is also a woman doing Chrisman history, Mrs. Ethel F. Chambers, 150 Forest Avenue, Seaman, Ohio 45679. You might want to contact her also. Hope this helps. Ren
8. [VAFREDER] Ritter, Rutter family [1]
There is another book by Wilmer L. Kerns, Historical Records of Old Frederick and Hampshire Counties, Va. that lists, Bertha Stanholtz Ritter, Elizabeth Ritter, Harrison D. Ritter, Sallie Ritter and Sameul Ritter. Hope that helps someone. Renee fogle@home.com
9. [VAFREDER] LITTLER 1800's [1]
Looking for any information on a Charles LITTLER who lived near Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia in the early 1800's. I would especially like to find out who he married. This would have been prior to 1830 when my great-great-grandfather, Robert M. LITTLER, was born. Any help would be appreciated. Lynn Dever Researching LITTLER in VA, OH, IA, IL-MURPHY in IL Sjurset/Sjurseth in NO, IL, WI ldever@ksni.net
10. Re: [VAFREDER] Elias Long family search reply [1]
Hi Linda, Thank you for your reply. Your info on the LONGs is surprising. I didn't know there were that many in the area. I know Elias had at least two siblings but don't know the names. Interesting that LONG and LAING were confused. I also have seen Elias misspelled as Ellis. Thank you for the LDS film number and census details. I'm a bit surprised that Elias/Ellis shows up in the 1820 VA Census 'cause according to my info he was in Jackson, OH by that time. I'll have to dig a bit deeper. I'll ha
11. [VAFREDER] ROBERT THOMAS BOWEN [1]
Giving it another try. Still searching for family ancestry of ROBERT THOMAS BOWEN. b, Va 5 Nov 1822. Not sure but most likely Frederick County. Married ELEANOR ARCHIBALD FREEMAN, 20 Feb 1845 in Culpeper Va. BILL BOWEN WHB925@AOL.COM
12. Re: [VAFREDER] Elias Long family search reply [1]
What's the "Story of Winchester?" Thanks. S. Larsen seena@afnetinc.com I'm looking for the Shiners of Winchester. -----Original Message----- From: Stephen and Deborah Meyer To: VAFREDER-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, March 10, 2000 12:20 AM Subject: Re: [VAFREDER] Elias Long family search reply >Hi Linda, > >Thank you for your reply. Your info on the LONGs is surprising. I didn't >know there were that many in the area. I know Elias had at least t
13. [VAFREDER] Elias LONG and Barbara CORRELL, 1800s [1]
Hi Everyone, I'm searching for info on Elias LONG (b. 1776 in Philadelphia, PA) and wife, Barbara CORRELL (native of Rockingham Co., VA). The info I have shows Elias moving to Frederick Co. "when verging on manhood." Their first child Andrew was born in 1810, probably in Frederick Co.. The Longs moved to Chillicothe, OH, probably shortly after Andrew's birth, finally settling in Jackson, OH, where Elias died in 1860. I also have unconfirmed info on Elias' father which shows him to be Elias, Sr., a nati
14. [VAFREDER] GENEALOGY RIPOFF [1]
The message below came from another list I belong to. Passing it along FYI. Subject: Rip-offs of the genealogy community continues Good Morning, friends and cousins in the genealogy community! The response to the identification of the genealogy rip-off operation in Denver last week has been tremendous with a steady stream of requests for add'l info. The operation in Denver with a newly discovered "branch" in Utah is an incarnation of the identical scheme that Halbert's used. The same form letters,
15. Re: [VAFREDER] Ritter, Rutter family [1]
Does it give any dates at all? I really appreciate your help. Sheila -----Original Message----- From: Rene'e Davis To: VAFREDER-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, March 10, 2000 7:59 PM Subject: [VAFREDER] Ritter, Rutter family >There is another book by Wilmer L. Kerns, Historical Records of Old Frederick and Hampshire Counties, Va. that lists, Bertha Stanholtz Ritter, Elizabeth Ritter, Harrison D. Ritter, Sallie Ritter and Sameul Ritter. Hope that helps someone. >R
16. Re: [VAFREDER] Elias Long family search reply [1]
Hi S. Larsen, All I know about The Story of Winchester is what I received from another list subscriber: The Story of Winchester by Frederic Morton, Shenandoah Publishing House, 1925. Stansburg?, VA. Hope you find what you're looking for. Good luck, Debbie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Clyde Larsen" To: Sent: Friday, March 10, 2000 7:15 AM Subject: Re: [VAFREDER] Elias Long family search reply > What's the "Story of Winchester?" Thanks. S. Larse
17. [VAFREDER] Elias Long family search reply [1]
Hello everyone and in particular Debbie, You wrote (as shown below) asking about Elias Long and his family. I have recorded some Long information in Frederick County as a potential misspelling of LAING the name I am researching. In this I located an Ellis (or maybe it was Elias) Long in Personal Property tax books for 1782-1807 available on Film2024544 from LDS (in particular it was 1803-1805.) I have also seen Conrad and John listed as Long and as Lang in that time range. In the Story of Winchest
18. [VAFREDER] County Resources [1]
Hi Folks, I just added a new page for Frederick County, accessible from the Placenames Page, on my web site at: Hope you will let me know if I am missing anything. Thanks, Flo. -- Flo. Day Virginia USA DISCOVERING FAMILY HISTORIES Web Sites Research Resources Surnames C.A.S.T.L.E.M.A.N
19. Re: [VAFREDER] Jost Hite, Chrisman [1]
I found it listed at the following URL: http://www.shenandoah.co.lib.va.us/store.htm Terry Harper Jwbake@aol.com wrote: > Re: Becky's Request: > > Regarding the price of the booklet, "German Origins of Jost Hite, Virginia > Pioneer, 1685-1761," by Jones et al., I suggest you contact Paper Treasures, > 9595 Congress St., P. O. Box 1160, New Market, VA 22844, Tel. 540-740-3135. > If is still in print, they will have a copy, or otherwise will attempt to > find a copy for you. As I recall, the booklet
20. Re: [VAFREDER] Jost Hite, Chrisman [1]
JB.... Any idea of the cost of the book? thanks... Becky in AZ In a message dated 3/14/00 8:07:47 AM US Mountain Standard Time, Jwbake@aol.com writes: << Henry Z. Jones, Jr., Ralph Connor and Klaus Wust have published "German Origins of Jost Hite, Virginia Pioneer, 1685-1761." The publisher is Shenandoah History, P. O. Box 98, Edinburg, VA 22824.
21. [VAFREDER] Thomas Curlett [1]
I am interested in Thomas Curlett b. abt. 1745 Frederick co. VA. Who did he marry, what about his descendants. Thanks for your help. Becky
22. [VAFREDER] William Wright & Mary Carns [1]
Looking for information regarding the family of William Wright and Mary Carns. They were married in Frederick County on October 04, 1784. I need to now for sure the children, for a possible connection to my line. In 1850 Frederick Co. census, city of Wincester, it has a Mary Wright in a household of a Anna ? and a male name. The last name of the two unclear. It lists Mary Wright's birth place as Ireland, at the time of census her age is 86. Maybe this is the same Mary Wright? In 1850 Russell Co. C
23. [VAFREDER] [1]
I am searching for information on a John Bishop who was married to Margaretha Obermeyer. They may also be know as Johann and Margaetha Bischoff. They entered about 1758 or 1760 probably in Maryland. They had at least one son with them when the immigrated--Henry Bishop who married Fannie Simpkins. In Hagerstown Maryland their son George was born in 1764. Shortly thereafter they started the treck down toward what is now Floyd County, VA and settled on the Little River off the New River. This would have
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