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1. Wooten Quarterlies/Newsletters WARFA [1]
Greetings, I am in need of information on two issues of the WARFA quarterlies. First, Vol. I, No. 1, March 1981....The last page I have is page 22, yet, this should to through page 63 with several additional pages. Also, I am need Vol. 4, No. 4, Dec. 1984. All I have of this copy is the cover page. Does anyone have these pages? I will be glad to pay costs for copying and shipping. Please notify me personally if you can assist me in obtaining these copies. Thanks, Martha Wooten Solomon
2. Re:epedemics [1]
The Influenza Epidemic was in the Hamilton Co, OH area 1860-1861 one of my ancestors lost 4 of their 6 children in that one. Sue Wooten
3. Martha Ann Wooten [1]
The 1860 census for Pickens. I believe it's page 1. You will also find Green B. with Solomon Wooten in the 1850.
4. Ralph Legrand Wootan of SC [1]
I am seeking additional info on RALPH WOOTEN (b. 1805 - 1810). In the 1850 census he is listed with Milley (age 40 - his wife I guess), Elizabeth 19, John 17, Rachel 15, Daniel 13, Malachi 11, Wade 7, and Samuel 5. I don't find him after 1850. Also, I have heard a lot about WARFA. Is there an expert out there who can give me an idea of the extent of information in the journals, when they were compiled, where hard copies are available, and of any plans to put these on-line. If there is an org that woul
5. Re: WOOTEN-D Digest V00 #22 [1]
Please change email address effective Feb 13, 2000 to mdennings@bwwonline.net. Thanks! Mary WOOTEN-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > WOOTEN-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 22 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Fw: Matthew Wooten; Hardy Wooten; [Glenn Lutz ] > #2 Matthew Wooten; Hardy Wooten; SC [Glenn Lutz ] > #3 Re: Matthew Wooten, Hardy Wooten;S ["Forrest D Hale" > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe f
6. James Wooten/Dallas Co,AL 1850 census [1]
Hi, Sue. When I saw your message about a "wandering" James Wooten, I just had to reply because I have one of those too. My wandering James is James Alford Wooten; according to family history he was born in Kentucky and "married" (maybe common law) my ggrandmother Louisiana Eplin (b 1865). She had six children who carried the Wooten name; they lived in West Virginia. Family lore also suggests Louisiana found out James had another wife and children somewhere else. James might have had a sister named Mary Ja
7. Re:epedemics [1]
Found this on another list, might be useful if ancestors died in these places/years: Year(s) / Region, Area, City or State / Disease 1657 / Boston / Measles 1687 / Boston / Measles 1690 / New York / Yellow Fever 1713 / Boston / Measles 1729 / Boston / Measles 1732-1733 / Worldwide / Influenza 1738 / South Carolina / Smallpox 1739-1740 / Boston / Measles 1747 / Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina / Smallpox 1759 / North America / Measles 1761 / North America and West Indies /
8. James wooten [1]
Sue check when the Railroad went through these areas He could have been a overseer with the RR lots of Wooten men worked on the CCand CA lines which went to Fla and later to Ala. Glenda
9. SAMUEL WOOTAN [1]
I am a new subscriber and I live in Louisiana. I would be happy to assist anyone, but would be most successful with migrations through La. I am requesting additional information on SAMUEL WOOTAN of South Carolina (living in Darlington District South Carolina in 1860). He was listed as 17 in the 1860 census and was living with two women (Mary age 73 and Leah age 32. Leah was listed as blind). Samuel's place of birth was also as SC (1840 -1843). Soon after the census, Samuel married Eliza Langston. Th
10. SAMUEL WOOTEN OF SC [1]
Glenda, Thanks for your help. I did find a Samuel with Ralph in the 1850 census, but you had more info than was offered by the census (such as Ralph's middle name and another name for the lady of the house). Do you recall where you might have gathered that information? I'm hoping there is something else that would prove this is my Sam. Thanks. P.S. I am almost complete with a small database of every Wooten, Wootan, Wooton, and Ooten in SC in from 1850 - 1870 as picked up in the Federal census. It in
11. Re: Where can I obtain of the WARFA? [1]
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12. James Wooten/Dallas Co,AL 1850 census [1]
I was searching the FTM site and lo and behold I found my wandering James Wooten in the 1850 Dallas Co, AL census. He was working as an overseer. I don't know if he was working on the farm above or the one below his entry. The wife's name and children are correct. It states that my husband's ancestor William was born in FL. 1st child born SC ca 1844, second child born FL ca 1846, 3rd child born AL ca 1849. I wonder why so much wandering, couldn't keep a job? Sue Wooten
13. Re: Where can I obtain of the WARFA? [1]
There was no book by Richard C. Wooton. The WARFA papers are hundreds of pages long. Regards H. N. (Nick) Weedman Flat Rock, NC 28731 ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2000 11:35 AM Subject: Where can I obtain of the WARFA? > > Hi, I would like to obtain copies of the WARFA. I am unable at this time to > make a trip to NC. Would there be a copy of this book by Richard C. Wooten > for sale anywhere? If anyone could help me, it
14. Wooten [1]
I am looking for MARTHA ANN WOOTEN born 1854-5 in Greenville Cty. S.C. She has a brother named GREENBURY OR GREENBERRY WOOTEN. They were in the Glassy Mountain township in the 1850-1860's. She is buried in the Glassy Mountain Cemetary. Died 1898. She was married to LORENZA DOW MCMAKIN - GREENBURY WOOTEN is shown on the census 1870 as BERRY. Family source said he lived in Arkansas, later. Thanks for any help. Dorothy dondot@gte.net
15. Woottons from Barlaston/Moddershall/Stone area [1]
I am researching WOOTTONSs from the Barlaston/Moddershall/Stone area of Staffordshire. Does anyone else have any such interests? Thanks Tim
16. Where can I obtain of the WARFA? [1]
Hi, I would like to obtain copies of the WARFA. I am unable at this time to make a trip to NC. Would there be a copy of this book by Richard C. Wooten for sale anywhere? If anyone could help me, it would be greatly appreciated. Mary Wooten Schroeder yanknrebel@cs.com
17. Re: Wootens in GA [1]
> One I am trying to find more > connections so that I can communicate to them about this years reunion and to > find someone else in my huge family that has the passion for our past as I do. > These are but a few of my Surnames: > SUTTON, WOOTEN You may want to take a look at our web site - address below. Very large Wooten and Sutton lineages on this page. I look forward to working with you on this family of ours. belinda melton hughes -- BJ's Genealogy Site http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres
18. Martha Ann Wooten [1]
Have you looked in Pickens Co.? It's just a few miles from Greenville Cty. S.C. and there was a GREEN B. male (12 years old) living with Solomon Wooten. There is a 5 year old female, but I am unable to make out the name. Good luck.
19. Narcissa Wooten [1]
On the 1850 Census of Marshall Co Ms is the following family: Narcissa Wooten Female age 52 born in N C Jessee W Wooten Male age 28 born in N. C. Sarah J Wooten Female age 17 born in Va (She is Jessee's wife) A. J. Wooten male age 12 born NC ( later census reveals name is Andrew J) Martha Wooten age 17 F born Tenn ( Andrew's Wife) Wm C Wooten Age 9/12 born Ms (child of Andrew and Martha) The question is who is Narcissa? I know subsequent events as to Andrew and Jessee but can not trace Narcissa to
20. Re: Wooten Quarterlies/Newsletters WARFA [1]
Vol. 1, No. 1 does go through pg 63. Unsure what is meant by several additional pages. Vol 4, No. 4 begins with page 135 and goes through 207 which includes the index for 1984. Can supply both although the Vol 1 is not in very good shape. Regards H. N. (Nick) Weedman Flat Rock, NC 28731 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Martha Wooten Solomon" To: Sent: Monday, February 21, 2000 8:37 PM Subject: Wooten Quarterlies/Newsletters WARFA > > Greetings, > I am in n
21. Wootens in GA [1]
I have recently visited an older relative of my that I received a great amount of information. My family is into their 31st year of having very well organized family reunions and a book has been published each year since the first reunion. This communication is two fold. One I am trying to find more connections so that I can communicate to them about this years reunion and to find someone else in my huge family that has the passion for our past as I do. These are but a few of my Surnames: MOBLEY,
22. Re: WOOTEN-D Digest V99 #157 [1]
Belated congratulations from more of your clan!! Way To Go!!! WOOTEN-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > WOOTEN-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 157 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Thanks [Martha Wooten Solomon > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from WOOTEN-D, send a message to > > WOOTEN-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line
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