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1. Re: [VAHIGHLA] Devericks/Liberty church. [1]
Thanks again. I'll try both sources. Mike Spelrcg@aol.com wrote: > Mike, also find out where the records from the Church would go. I would check > with whatever Presbytery rules the area (I'm Presbyterian). If they don't > have the records, they would know where they went. Also you may want to check > the Library of Virginia at : > The Library of Virginia Home Page > > IF you can't find out, let me know & I will try to find out for you. Let me > know how you make
2. Re: [VAHIGHLA] Devericks/Liberty church. [1]
Thanks for your help Cathy. I appreciate your taking the time to check notes. The Devericks family research stops with Thomas. We only have records on him from his land purchase in 1766. Nothing before that. We know who his kids were but not who his wife was. If you happen to come across anything in the future, please keep me in mind. Mike Spelrcg@aol.com wrote: > I have always understood from my research that the Devericks and Devers were > two distinct families. You would be surprised how many peo
3. Re: [VAHIGHLA] Devericks/Liberty church. [1]
Most likely. I just found a few references to it in family notes and found it on the 1848 map. Anything you have would be helpful. Thanks! Mike Spelrcg@aol.com wrote: > Was Liberty Church a Presbyterian Church? I may know where it is. Cathy
4. Re: [VAHIGHLA] Devericks/Liberty church. [1]
Mike, also find out where the records from the Church would go. I would check with whatever Presbytery rules the area (I'm Presbyterian). If they don't have the records, they would know where they went. Also you may want to check the Library of Virginia at : The Library of Virginia Home Page IF you can't find out, let me know & I will try to find out for you. Let me know how you make out. If I think of anything else, I will let you know. Cathy
5. Re: [VAHIGHLA] Thomas Armstrong [1]
Thomas wrote his will 29 Apr 1775 and it was proved 20 Aug 1776, in Augusta Co., Will Book 5, p 422. Names wife ANN ----, son William, who received 200 acres, dau Sarah married to Edward Rutledge, son Abel who received plantation north of Jennings Branch, dau Jane who m Robert McKitrick, and daughter Rosanna who wed Henry Murray Abel Armstrong m Mary Wanless. He was b 4 Jun 1758 and died in Logan Co, OH 26 Aug 1837. Sarah Armstrong Rutledge d after 1799. Rosanna A. Murray married in 1758, died 1825 in
6. [VAHIGHLA] TRIMBLE/HELMICK/HAYES [1]
Researching: James Addison Trimble m Mary Margaret Helmic son Raleigh (Roy) Phillip Trimble m Carrie Bell(e) Hayes Thank you, Jan Hood mailto:hood@rica.net
7. Re: [VAHIGHLA] Devericks/Liberty church. [1]
Mike, I will try to go through my notes this weekend. I am curious--are you combining the names Deverick and Dever? I have Dever ancestors in Highland County and know where quite a few are buried. I passed the Church I am thinking of on the way to a cemetery closer to Monterey last summer. Cathy
8. Re: [VAHIGHLA] Devericks/Liberty church. [1]
Was Liberty Church a Presbyterian Church? I may know where it is. Cathy
9. Re: [VAHIGHLA] Devericks/Liberty church. [1]
The names are not combined. Two separate families. The church that shows on the old map is south of 250, below Headwaters. I drove down the road to where the old Devericks homestead was and found a Liberty road but no church. I didn't have time to explore. It is possible that the church could have been moved. One of the Devericks was responsible for building the Presbyterian church that now stands in Headwaters. The old church probably burned or was "moved" to the new location. My main interest woul
10. Re: [VAHIGHLA] Devericks/Liberty church. [1]
I have always understood from my research that the Devericks and Devers were two distinct families. You would be surprised how many people insist that they are one and the same. Curiousity got the better of me. I had to get out my notes from last summer in Pocahontas Co., WV, Highland Co., VA, & Pendleton Co., WV. The church I was thinking of is the Beulah Presbyterian Churchb. It is located (I believe) on Rt. 220 right before Mill Gap. Many of my Devers are buried in the Green Hill Cemetery in Mill
11. Re: [VAHIGHLA] Devericks/Liberty church. [1]
I am looking for information on Liberty church. The 1848 map shows the church just below Headwaters. Was there a cemetery with the church? I am trying to find the final resting place of Thomas Devericks, d abt. 1810. From the map, the church was near the land of his son John Devericks. I did find a Liberty road when visiting last summer but didn't have the time to explore further. I could find no reference to the church except for the map. If anyone has any information concerning the church, cemetery,
12. [VAHIGHLA] Thomas Armstrong [1]
Hello. I am looking for information on Thomas Armstrong "of Jennings Branch of Middle (or Cathey) River." I think that may have been in KY. He had a daughter named Jane who married Robert McKittrick prior to 1776 in VA (probably Augusta or Highland Co.), a daughter Sarah who married Edward Rutledge, and a daughter Rosanna who married Henry Murray. . He also had sons William and Abel. As a widower, he married a widow named Ann Lafferty Stuart. When he died he willed his "home plantation and the new sur
13. Re: [VAHIGHLA] Thomas Armstrong [1]
In a message dated 4/8/00 10:47:19 AM, EConard1@aol.com writes: << Thomas was likely the "Ensign of Foot" in 1753 and likely a brother of James & Robert Armstrong This was gleaned from Chalkley, III, 143. >> Thank you very much for the e-mail. What are "Ensign of Foot" and Chalkley, III, 143? I will apreciate that additional help. Stephanie
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