Hello Vee & Lois, My Willism Akers died in 1841, Shawneetown, Iliinois. He is first seen in that that county on the 1810 census. When he died in 1841 he had grown children so the families researching him put his birth about 1790. His son, William (my direct ancestor), lists his father's birthplace as Ohio in the 1880 census. Not a lot to go on, but I'm working on it. Arlene Hetchler Arizona __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com

Sorry, no connection. Happy hunting. Lois

Hello Lois & Arlene, I, too, am looking for parents & birthplace of my earliest Akers ancestor, William Akers who was born abt. 1800/1801 in VA or KY. He had two known brothers, John who married Patsy McQuire & Henry who married Delilah Miller. My William married Perdelia Pitman in Clay County, KY in 1824 & had 11 known living children mostly in Estill County, KY area. Their 4th child - 3rd son is my great grandfather, John Jones Akers who married Amanda See in 1853 in Owsley County, KY before moving westward to Putnam & Sullivan counties, MO. Does anyone have any info or connection to this William Akers or either of his brothers? Vee Akers Jorgensen Oklahoma City ----- Original Message ----- From: "Arlene Hetchler" <ahetch@yahoo.com> To: <AKERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 24, 2003 9:39 PM Subject: Re: AKERS > Hello Lois, > If only it were so! I haven't found the beginning of > my earliet Akers ancestor ca 1810. His name was > William Akers and I believe he was born in Ohio. You > are very fortunate to have found ancestors that early. > > Happy Hunting, > Arlene Hetchler > Arizona > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. > http://mailplus.yahoo.com > > > ==== AKERS Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I don't know if this was directed to me but I don't have much on Sarah except she was the d/o Thomas and Priscilla, I have a little different information on Thomas as follows. Thomas AKERS b. abt. 1610, Wiston, Devonshire, England d. 1650/51 Charleston, Middlesex, Massachusetts, "on shipboard, Mr. Garrett's Ship" NY or MA; Norma on 1/24/03 6:40 PM, L Seeligsohn at wordassoc@worldnet.att.net wrote: > Hi, Have you anything on my Akers line as follows? Lois > > AKERS LINE > > Thomas Akers, Sr., a mariner, was born 1599 in Whiston, Lancastershire, > England, as was his wife, Priscilla, b. 1603, (m. bef. 1621) and their young > daughter (our ancester) Sarah Akers, who was born abt. 1622 in South Molton, > North Devon, Devonshire, England. Near the end of the 17th Century, Thomas, > Priscilla, and Sarah Akers sailed to the New World, landing in Charlestown, > Suffolk Co., MA. Later they settled in East Hampton, Long Island, NY. > Another daughter, Rachel, and a son, Thomas Akers, Jr., were born. > > Thomas and Priscilla Aker's daughter, Sarah Akers, grew up among a small > group of English settlers in East Hampton. In 1648, in East Hampton, Long > Island, Suffolk County, NY, (another record says Charlestown, Suffolk Co., > MA) Sarah married in East Hampton, Long Island, Suffolk Co., NY, to William > I. Mulford. Sarah Akers and William I. Mulford had at least five children. > > William I. Mulford, was born 1618 in Booythrace, South Molton, Devonshire, > England. William landed in Salem, MA, USA, ca. 1638, with his brother, John > Mulford. They migrated to South Hampton, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY, 1643. > > Thomas Akers, Sr., a mariner, was born 1599 in Whiston, Lancastershire, > England, as was his wife, Priscilla, b. 1603, (m. bef. 1621) and their young > daughter (our ancester) Sarah Akers, who was born abt. 1622 in South Molton, > North Devon, Devonshire, England. Near the end of the 17th Century, Thomas, > Priscilla, and Sarah Akers sailed to the New World, landing in Charlestown, > Suffolk Co., MA. Later they settled in East Hampton, Long Island, NY. > Another daughter, Rachel, and a son, Thomas Akers, Jr., were born. > > In 1648, William Mulford married Sarah Akers. In 1649, the couple were two > of the first settlers of East Hampton, Long Island, Suffolk County, NY. > William d. March, 1687 in East Hampton. > > In 1650 William Mulford, Sr., owned land and "Historic Old Mulford House at > Main Street and Buell Lane, East Hampton, Long Island, N.Y. William left the > property to his son, Thomas Mulford, but Samuel Mulford (1644-1725) seems to > have bought it from his cousin. Capt. Mulford deeded it to his son, Timothy > Mulford, in 1724. > > William Mulford and Sarah Akers Mulford, had at least five children, Thomas, > b. 1650, d. a. 1728, William, Jr., b. 1651, d. Jul. 29, 1719, Salem Co., NJ, > m. Mary _____; Isaac, b. ca. 1657, Benjamin, b. ca. 1660, d. Dec. 28, 1700, > Rachel, b. ca. 1666, and SARAH MULFORD, who was b. 1655, E. Hampton, Long > Island, NY. Sarah Mulford d. April 16, 1760, NJ age 95. > > Sarah Mulford, m. ca. 1673 to Hugh Chard. Hugh Chard, b. 4 Jan 1674, son of > William Chard and Elizabeth Pratt Chard, of Weymouth, MA. About 1699, Hugh > Chard and his wife, Sarah Mulford Chard, and Sarah's brothers, William > Mulford, Jr., and Benjamin Mulford, migrated to Cape May County, NJ, > attracted it is believed, by the whaling industry in the Delaware Bay. July > 28, 1719, in NJ, Sarah witnessed will of her brother William. William's > personal estate inventory included "203 lbs 1.1-1/2, including > 'Appothocaries Drugs,' 2 pounds, made by Beelye (Beulah? Billy?) and Hugh > Chard." > >

Message to Arlene H. I also have a William Akers from Ohio that we are researching. First located in Belmont Co., Ohio when he married a Jane Hall in 1837. Belive that John William or William John Akers was born about 1814 in Ohio or PA. Any connection? Elise A.

Hi, Have you anything on my Akers line as follows? Lois AKERS LINE Thomas Akers, Sr., a mariner, was born 1599 in Whiston, Lancastershire, England, as was his wife, Priscilla, b. 1603, (m. bef. 1621) and their young daughter (our ancester) Sarah Akers, who was born abt. 1622 in South Molton, North Devon, Devonshire, England. Near the end of the 17th Century, Thomas, Priscilla, and Sarah Akers sailed to the New World, landing in Charlestown, Suffolk Co., MA. Later they settled in East Hampton, Long Island, NY. Another daughter, Rachel, and a son, Thomas Akers, Jr., were born. Thomas and Priscilla Aker's daughter, Sarah Akers, grew up among a small group of English settlers in East Hampton. In 1648, in East Hampton, Long Island, Suffolk County, NY, (another record says Charlestown, Suffolk Co., MA) Sarah married in East Hampton, Long Island, Suffolk Co., NY, to William I. Mulford. Sarah Akers and William I. Mulford had at least five children. William I. Mulford, was born 1618 in Booythrace, South Molton, Devonshire, England. William landed in Salem, MA, USA, ca. 1638, with his brother, John Mulford. They migrated to South Hampton, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY, 1643. Thomas Akers, Sr., a mariner, was born 1599 in Whiston, Lancastershire, England, as was his wife, Priscilla, b. 1603, (m. bef. 1621) and their young daughter (our ancester) Sarah Akers, who was born abt. 1622 in South Molton, North Devon, Devonshire, England. Near the end of the 17th Century, Thomas, Priscilla, and Sarah Akers sailed to the New World, landing in Charlestown, Suffolk Co., MA. Later they settled in East Hampton, Long Island, NY. Another daughter, Rachel, and a son, Thomas Akers, Jr., were born. In 1648, William Mulford married Sarah Akers. In 1649, the couple were two of the first settlers of East Hampton, Long Island, Suffolk County, NY. William d. March, 1687 in East Hampton. In 1650 William Mulford, Sr., owned land and "Historic Old Mulford House at Main Street and Buell Lane, East Hampton, Long Island, N.Y. William left the property to his son, Thomas Mulford, but Samuel Mulford (1644-1725) seems to have bought it from his cousin. Capt. Mulford deeded it to his son, Timothy Mulford, in 1724. William Mulford and Sarah Akers Mulford, had at least five children, Thomas, b. 1650, d. a. 1728, William, Jr., b. 1651, d. Jul. 29, 1719, Salem Co., NJ, m. Mary _____; Isaac, b. ca. 1657, Benjamin, b. ca. 1660, d. Dec. 28, 1700, Rachel, b. ca. 1666, and SARAH MULFORD, who was b. 1655, E. Hampton, Long Island, NY. Sarah Mulford d. April 16, 1760, NJ age 95. Sarah Mulford, m. ca. 1673 to Hugh Chard. Hugh Chard, b. 4 Jan 1674, son of William Chard and Elizabeth Pratt Chard, of Weymouth, MA. About 1699, Hugh Chard and his wife, Sarah Mulford Chard, and Sarah's brothers, William Mulford, Jr., and Benjamin Mulford, migrated to Cape May County, NJ, attracted it is believed, by the whaling industry in the Delaware Bay. July 28, 1719, in NJ, Sarah witnessed will of her brother William. William's personal estate inventory included "203 lbs 1.1-1/2, including 'Appothocaries Drugs,' 2 pounds, made by Beelye (Beulah? Billy?) and Hugh Chard."

Hello Lois, If only it were so! I haven't found the beginning of my earliet Akers ancestor ca 1810. His name was William Akers and I believe he was born in Ohio. You are very fortunate to have found ancestors that early. Happy Hunting, Arlene Hetchler Arizona __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com

Here is what I have on the Akers in Mass. Craig Herron ggggrandson of William Herron and Rachel Akers. -----------------------Raw data Akers in Mass. Akers in Massachusetts Descendants of John Akers(Acres) Generation No. 1 1. JOHN(1) AKERS(ACRES) was born Abt. 1640, and died 16 January 1719 in Brookline, Massachusetts. He married (1) DESIRETRUTH THORNE Bef. 1664 in Boston, Massachusetts, daughter of WILLAIM THORNE. She died Bef. 1719. He married (2) HANNAH WHITE Bef. 1719 in Brookline, Massachusetts. She died 25 May 1722 in Brookline, Massachusetts. Notes for JOHN AKERS(ACRES): The spelling of John Akers name in 1600's was spelled as follows: Acres, Ackers, Akers, Accors, and Aker. John Akers was living at Muddy River which is now Brookline, Massachusetts in 1656. He was baptized at Roxbury, Massachusetts, where he and Desiretruth, his first wife joined the First Church of Roxbury. On the 8th day, 1666 Desiretruth Akers(Acres) was baptized at the first meeting house in Roxbury. April 14, 1674, "the selectmen and the commitee met at Sergeant Ruggles"s home. There Sgt Ruggles and a few chosen helpers were hired to build a new meeting house known as the second meeting house of the First Church of Roxbury. The second meeting house was built in Muddy River (Brookline). To its construction, the people of Muddy River (Brookline) contributed 104 british pounds and five shillings. One fifth if the house being allotted to the people of Muddy River byt the Town and they contributing the remaining portion of expenses to the town. The list of contributors is as follows: Thomas Gardner, 10 british pounds; John White, jr., 10 british pounds, Peter Aspinwall, 7 british pounds; John Sharpe, jr., 5 british pounds; Thomas Boistan, 5 british pounds; Richard Wolford, 1 british pound 10 shillings; Andrew Gardner, 5 british pounds; Joseph White, 3 british pounds; Moises Crafts, 2 british pounds; Clement Corban, 1 british pound 10 shillings; John Evens, 15 shillings; John Acres(Akers), 1 british pound 10 shillings; John Winchester, 3 british pounds; Robert Harrise, 4 british pounds; John Harrise, 2 british pounds; Benjamin Child, 2 british pounds; Denman Meriam, 1 british pound; John Clarke, 3 british pounds; Edward Mills, 10 shillings; James Clarke, 1 british pound 10 shillings; Edward Devotion, 5 british pounds; Henry Stevens, 5 british pounds; John Parker, 1 british pound 10 shillings; Edward Kube, 1 british pound 10 shillings; Goodwife Keebe, 10 shillings; Mrs Mather & James Rementon, 7 british pounds; Thomas Woodward, 10 shillings; Goodman Winchester, 7 british pounds; Samuel Dunkim, 1 british pound 10 shillings. They had a Raising and the bill of expenses and provisions was 20 british pounds 15 shillings 10 dimes. There was also 9 british pounds 5 shillings paid to the extra hire hands. Henry Stevens of Boston contributed 5 british pounds towards building this meeting house because some of his family worshipped here. The meeting house lasted until 1717 when a new church was built. Sometime during the spring of 1686, John and Desiretruth Akers moved to Dunstable, Massachusetts. On April 4, 1686 Sister Desiretruth Akers was dismissed to the Church at Dunstable, Massachusetts. After the death of this first wife, John Akers remarried Hannah White. DOCUMENT RECORD Date of birth: About 1640 Place of birth: Marriages: married Desiretruth Thorne of Boston, Massachusetts; before 1664 References: Immigrants of America Before 1750 by married Hannah White at Brookline, Massachusetts; before 1713/19 Date of death: 16 Jan, 1719 Records on John Akers are listed as John Ackers and are not very readable. 1719 could be 1713 or 1719 death record reads as follows: John, h. Hannah, Jan. 16, 1719(13) [1712-1713 dup.], a abt 80 years References: Vital Records of Brookline, Massachusetts by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts, published 1925 Place of death: Brookline, Massachusetts References: Vital Records of Brookline, Massachusetts by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts, published 1925 Census Records: Other Records: More About JOHN AKERS(ACRES): Places lived: Brookline, Roxbury, Dunstable, Mass. Religion: Presbyterian Children of JOHN AKERS(ACRES) and DESIRETRUTH THORNE are: i. ELIZABETH2 AKERS, b. 15 May 1666, Roxbury, Massachusetts; d. 24 May 1666, Roxbury, Massachusetts. Notes for ELIZABETH AKERS: Elizabeth was the twin sister of Desiretruth Akers. Elizabeth died at only a few days old. The reason for the death is unknown. DOCUMENT RECORD Date of birth: 15 May, 1666 References: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by the Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts, published 1925 Place of birth: Roxbury, Massachusetts References: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts, published 1925 Marriages: None. Date of death: 24 May, 1666 References: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume II - Marriages and Death; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts, published 1925 Place of death: Roxbury, Massachusetts References: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume II - Marriages and Death; by The Essex Institute, Salem, published 1925 Census Records: Other Records: More About ELIZABETH AKERS: Places lived: Roxbury, Massachusetts ii. DESIRETRUTH AKERS, b. 15 May 1666, Roxbury, Massachusetts. Notes for DESIRETRUTH AKERS: None. DOCUMENT RECORD Date of birth: 15 May, 1666 Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts, Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Place of birth: Roxbury, Massachusetts Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts, Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Marriage: Date of death: Place of death: Census Records: Other Records: More About DESIRETRUTH AKERS: Places lived: Roxbury, Massachusetts iii. ELIZABETH AKERS, b. 22 September 1668, Roxbury, Massachusetts; m. SAMUEL BEACON, 03 July 1705, Dedham,Massachusetts. Notes for ELIZABETH AKERS: None. DOCUMENT RECORDS Date of birth: 22 Sep, 1668 Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Place of birth: Roxbury, Massachusetts Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Marriages: married Samuel Beacon of Dedham, Massachusetts; 3 Jul, 1705 Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume II - Marriages and Deaths; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Date of death: Place of death: Census Records: Other Records: More About ELIZABETH AKERS: Places lived: Roxbury, Massachusetts iv. DEBORAH AKERS, b. 26 December 1670, Roxbury, Massachusetts; d. Roxbury, Massachusetts. Notes for DEBORAH AKERS: Died at a young age. Time and Reason of death unknown. DOCUMENT RECORD Date of birth: 26 Dec, 1670 Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Place of birth: Roxbury, Massachusetts Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Marriages: None Date of death: Died young Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume II - Marriages and Deaths; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Place of death: Roxbury, Massachusetts Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume II - Marriages and Deaths; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Census Records: Other Records: More About DEBORAH AKERS: Places lived: Roxbury, Massachusetts v. JOHN AKERS, b. 10 June 1673, Roxbury, Massachusetts; m. HANNAH WHITE, 26 May 1715. Notes for JOHN AKERS: None. DOCUMENT RECORD Date of birth: 10 Jun, 1673 Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Place of birth: Roxbury, Massachusetts Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Marriage: married Hannah Ruggles, 26 May, 1715 Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume II - Marriages and Deaths; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Date of death: Place of death: Census Records: Other Records: More About JOHN AKERS: Places lived: Roxbury, Brookline,Massachusetts 2. vi. WILLIAM AKERS, b. 29 June 1679, Brookline, Mass.; d. 08 January 1760, Amwell, Hunderdon Co., New Jersey. vii. MARY AKERS, b. 20 May 1683, Roxbury, Massachusetts; m. JOHN SMITH, JR., 18 March 1702, Dedham,Massachusetts. Notes for MARY AKERS: None. DOCUMENT RECORDS Date of birth: 20 May, 1683 Reference: Vital Record of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Place of birth: Roxbury, Massachusetts Reference: Vital Record of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Marriages: married John Smith, jr. at Dedham, Massachusetts, 18 Mar, 1702 Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume II - Marriages and Deaths; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Date of death: Place of death: Census Records: Other Records: More About MARY AKERS: Places lived: Roxbury, Dedham, Massachusetts viii. DEBORAH AKERS, b. Unknown, Dunstable, Massachusetts. Notes for DEBORAH AKERS: None. DOCUMENT RECORD Date of birth: Place of birth: Dunstable, Massachusetts Reference: Immigrants to America Before 1750; by First Settlers of New England, Volume IV; by John Savage; published 1977 by Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc., Baltimore, Maryland Marriages: Date of death: Place of death: Census Records: Other Records: More About DEBORAH AKERS: Places lived: Dunstable, Massachusetts. Child of JOHN AKERS(ACRES) and HANNAH WHITE is: 3. ix. WILLIAM2 AKERS, b. March 1719, Brookline, Mass.; d. 09 October 1794, Brookline, Mass.. Generation No. 2 2. WILLIAM(2) AKERS (JOHN(1) AKERS(ACRES)) was born 29 June 1679 in Brookline, Mass., and died 08 January 1760 in Amwell, Hunderdon Co., New Jersey. He married ANNE DIRDOFF, daughter of ANTHONY DIRDOFF. She died Aft. 1760. ---------------------- Daniel Akers b.25 nov 1714 Newbury, Ma. son John Akers b.22 Dec 1745 Newbury, Ma. Sons John Akers, Samual Akers not sure of birth place moved to Errol N.H. Any help? Trudy Akers Akers@megalink.net Posted by: david akers Date: July 21, 1999 at 11:56:32 In Reply to: Family Crest/first Akers settler by Jerry Akers of 1065 a pricilla akers was in new england around 1630. she was married to a william knapp.

Searching for information on Benjamin AKERS b. 1688, Massachusetts m. Mary MARSTON My only source: €"The Marston Genealogy" in two parts. compiled by Nathan Washington Marston, ESQ. of Lubec, Maine. Respectfully dedicated to the Marston Family in general. Dated at South Lubec, Maine, Jan. 25, 1888, pg. 436., 438 I have 2 children listed for them Mary AKERS b. 12 Dec. 1711 Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts Daniel AKERS b. 25 Nov. 1714 Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts d. 1753 m. Sarah WOOSTER Anyone have a different source: Thanks for any help. Norma

----- Original Message ----- From: <NannyJP@HOTMAIL.COM> To: <MOSULLIV-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 02, 2002 10:30 PM Subject: [[MO-SULLIVAN]] Re: John Jones Akers and/or son Milton Mizar Akers 1860/70s Putnam or Sullivan County MO > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/jNB.2ACI/787.2 > > Message Board Post: > > Milton Akers was married to Emma Childers daughter of Isaac & Huldah Childers I have a copy of a picture of Milton and the note on it was it was taken at there home Stillwater Ok. > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Does the Akers book have any from southwestern Virginia? Like Scott and Wise Co.? If so, this may be what I'm looking for. Thanks, Greg > >Bill Payne >--- Original Message --- >"james l gore" <ruagore@yahoo.com> Wrote on >Sun, 26 Nov 2000 21:02:52 -0500 > ------------------ >Has anyone seen Carmel Lee Akers book that was published this >past spring. >The book is a 2 volume set with 1, 645 pages and more than 400 >pictures. >I will be in eastern KY. in a short while and wanted to get some >reviews on the >book before I looked Carmel up and paid the $165.00 that I have >been told >he is asking for the book. > >james >ruagore@yahoo.com > > > > >==== AKERS Mailing List ==== > > > >============================== >The only real-time collaboration tool that allows you and other >family >members to create a FREE, password-protected family tree. >http://www.ancestry.com/oft/login.asp > > > >----- >Sent using MailStart.com ( http://MailStart.Com/welcome.html ) >The FREE way to access your mailbox via any web browser, anywhere! > > >==== AKERS Mailing List ==== > > > >============================== >Search more than 150 million free records at RootsWeb! >http://searches.rootsweb.com/ >

Serial Nr. AKERS, WILLIAM MO Gasconade 10/1/1840 St. Louis 7197 MO0670__.004 AKERS, WILLIAM C MO Mercer 12/1/1851 Plattsburg 8398 MO4550__.054 AKERS, WILLIAM T MO Mcdonald 2/27/1901 Springfield 12033 MO6090__.163 AKERS, WINFIELD S MO Texas 5/8/1901 Ironton 6877 MO6100__.408

Serial Nr. AKERS, JOSEPH E MO Ray 6/1/1831 Lexington 1601 MO0170__.166 AKERS, LARKIN MO Cass 10/30/1857 Warsaw 48817 MO1930__.149 AKERS, LINSEY C MO Wright 12/15/1892 Springfield 8912 MO5980__.342 AKERS, LYDIA MO Mercer 1/1/1850 Plattsburg 7213 MO4530__.012 AKERS, MARTHA MO Texas 6/11/1897 Ironton 5511 MO4380__.279 AKERS, MERRIMAN MO Saline 5/1/1857 Warsaw 40855 MO1880__.228 AKERS, RANSOM P MO Mcdonald 6/11/1895 Springfield 9884 MO6000__.452 AKERS, RHODES MO Bates 4/15/1853 Clinton 33855 MO1660__.433 AKERS, SARAH MO Jasper 5/15/1857 Springfield 18633 MO5490__.226 AKERS, SOLOMON MO Cass 5/1/1843 Lexington 14898 MO1340__.231 AKERS, STEPHEN MO Saline 1/10/1840 Fayette 11581 MO2700__.385 AKERS, STEPHEN MO Saline 1/10/1840 Fayette 16405 MO2790__.415 AKERS, STEPHEN MO Cass 7/1/1848 Clinton 26862 MO1520__.348 AKERS, THOMAS P MO Henry 5/1/1857 Clinton 43206 MO1890__.391 AKERS, WALTER W MO Texas 1/14/1896 Ironton 5510 MO4370__.475 AKERS, WILLIAM MO Henry 5/1/1843 Lexington 13268 MO1310__.199 AKERS, WILLIAM MO Shannon 4/15/1857 Jackson 22771 MO3800__.409 AKERS, WILLIAM MO Henry 7/1/1845 Clinton 23230 MO1480__.277 AKERS, WILLIAM MO Henry 7/1/1845 Clinton 23255 MO1480__.301 AKERS, WILLIAM MO Lewis 10/30/1857 Palmyra 30631 MO2590__.194 AKERS, WILLIAM MO Lewis 9/1/1856 Palmyra 32144 MO2570__.086 AKERS, WILLIAM MO Shannon 9/1/1859 Jackson 33237 MO3970__.081 AKERS, WILLIAM MO Shannon 3/1/1860 Jackson 37281 MO4090__.098 AKERS, WILLIAM MO Mercer 8/1/1848 Plattsburg 5593 MO4490__.383 AKERS, WILLIAM MO Mercer 8/1/1848 Plattsburg 5594 MO4490__.384

Results List - BLM GLO Records ----- Original Message ----- From: Storm See To: Storm See Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 1:02 AM Subject: Land patents MO. Serial Nr. AKERS, GANAWAY MO Clinton 12/1/1857 Plattsburg 16757 MO4750__.219 AKERS, GEORGE MO Shannon 9/1/1859 Jackson 33373 MO3970__.502 AKERS, GRANVILLE MO Douglas 3/13/1893 Springfield 9091 MO5990__.049 AKERS, HUGH MO Ray 12/1/1858 Plattsburg 13565 MO4780__.445 AKERS, HUGH MO Daviess 5/1/1843 Lexington 16809 MO1380__.017 AKERS, HUGH MO Daviess 5/1/1843 Lexington 17976 MO1400__.117 AKERS, ISHAM MO Moniteau 1/10/1840 Fayette 12575 MO2720__.303 AKERS, ISHAM MO Moniteau 1/10/1840 Fayette 14400 MO2760__.017 AKERS, ISOM MO Henry 9/10/1874 Booneville 1441 MO3340__.441 AKERS, ISOM MO Moniteau 1/15/1856 Fayette 31753 MO3100__.394 AKERS, JAMES MO Jasper 5/15/1857 Springfield 18634 MO5490__.227 AKERS, JAMES MO Shannon 10/10/1856 Jackson 22772 MO3760__.057 AKERS, JAMES MO Shannon 1/1/1859 Jackson 26159 MO3870__.018 AKERS, JAMES A MO Texas 6/11/1897 Ironton 5511 MO4380__.279 AKERS, JAMES H MO Iron 4/8/1893 Ironton 4779 MO4360__.225 AKERS, JANE MO Lewis 4/15/1853 Palmyra 27253 MO2500__.207 AKERS, JOHN MO Shannon 9/2/1902 Ironton 46891 MO6120__.247 AKERS, JOHN N MO Daviess 5/1/1843 Lexington 16870 MO1380__.074 AKERS, JOHN N MO Daviess 5/1/1843 Lexington 17975 MO1400__.116 AKERS, JOHN N MO Daviess 5/1/1843 Lexington 18445 MO1410__.062 AKERS, JOHN N MO Ray 3/8/1834 Lexington 2478 MO0190__.054 AKERS, JOHN N MO Ray 9/7/1838 Lexington 6101 MO1170__.271 AKERS, JOHN N MO Ray 9/7/1838 Lexington 7307 MO1190__.426 AKERS, JOHN N MO Ray 9/7/1838 Lexington 8730 MO1220__.216 AKERS, JOSEPH MO Shannon 5/10/1882 Ironton 44214 MO4220__.318

----- Original Message ----- From: "Vee & Dave Jorgensen" <vanddave@peoplepc.com> To: "Storm See" <stormsee@worldnet.att.net>; <EPOLISENA@aol.com> Cc: "Jeff Akers" <jakers1@columbus.rr.com> Sent: Saturday, November 02, 2002 9:01 AM Subject: Re: AKERS OF Sullivan CO.MO As far as we can prove our Akers family is back to 3 brothers in Estil Co. KY - still trying to prove parents. The brothers: 1/William who married Perdelia who are my gg grandparents They had 11 children & I only know what happened to 3 of them inc. my g grandfather John Jones who married Amanda See & moved to MO; 2/Henry who married Delilah Miller & headed west via IL, AR, TX to Fresno, CA; 3/John who married Martha "Patsy" McQuire & stayed in KY area. Dont know who Patsy's parents are but there were quite a few McQuires in Estil Co area. They had 9 children that I know of: William Alburtis born 1817 - wounded in war & never married; Hardin born 1820; Ermine born 1823 married George Samuel Williams in 1848; Emily Jane born 1825 married Decatur Beatty in 1858; John S. (Smith) Akers born 1829; Patsy Jane Akers born 1832 married Milton D. Boone in 1853; James born 1834; Henerson born 1837; Eveline M. born 1839 married Joseph McGuire in 1869. That's all I know of the McQuires (2) in our tree -- Does Eveline M. Akers and/or Joseph McQuire mean anything to you? I am sending copy to Jeff Akers as he may know about this line. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Storm See" <stormsee@worldnet.att.net> To: <EPOLISENA@aol.com> Cc: "VEE --" <vanddave@peoplepc.com> Sent: Saturday, November 02, 2002 9:45 AM Subject: Re: AKERS OF Sullivan CO.MO Dunno will fwd to my AKERS cuz'n Storm ----- Original Message ----- From: <EPOLISENA@aol.com> To: <AKERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 02, 2002 7:04 AM Subject: Re: AKERS OF Sullivan CO.MO Now this is getting weird. My grandmother on my mothers side was married (I think) to a McGuire. Are you sure that your is McQuire. They had one child together.

This could be William J Akers son of William & Perdelia but I believe he was born in KY. Can you provide some dates if you think there is a match? Here's what I have: My gg grandfather William Akers married Perdelia Pitman in 1824 in Clay Co. KY. They lived in Owsley & Estil Counties KY & had 11 children 1/Clifton P- b. abt.1826 2/Ann - b. abt. 1828 3/William J. (could be John?) b. about 1829 4/John Jones b. 03FEB1830 - married Amanda M. See 1853 in Owsley Co. KY d. 1904 Sullivan Co. MO -- My great grandparents. 5/Martha Ann - b. 20Feb1833 married John Miles Kincaid who was killed by bushwackers in August 1864 - she later remarried Absolom Mainous 6/Milton M. - b. 1834 d. after 1862 of TB contact in army 7th KY Infantry 7/Catherine - b. 1835 d. 1877 8/Smith - b. 1836 9/Thomas S. - b. 1840 d. 1859 10/Steph D. - b. 1843 11/Nancy - born 1849 ----- Original Message ----- From: <EliseAndy@aol.com> To: <AKERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 02, 2002 2:08 AM Subject: Re: Sullivan CO.MO > > Is Sullivan Co., Missouri anywhere near Nodaway Co., Missouri? We had AKERS > living there at one time. First names (Brothers), William Francis, Joseph, > Eli, Henry, Andrew. Fathers name was William John Akers. This family was > from Ohio. > > Elise A. > > > ==== AKERS Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Now this is getting weird. My grandmother on my mothers side was married (I think) to a McGuire. Are you sure that your is McQuire. They had one child together.

----- Original Message ----- From: "Vee & Dave Jorgensen" <vanddave@peoplepc.com> To: "Storm See" <stormsee@worldnet.att.net> Sent: Saturday, November 02, 2002 6:40 AM Subject: Re: Sullivan CO.MO John William Akers son of Amanda & John died in 1912 -- had 3 children (2 lived) with Minnie Lawhorn --- one Bernie LeRoy died in 1972 (that's one of the obits I am hoping to get from Juanita Hall in Milan) HOWEVER, I am saving this info as I am also trying to track the rest of John Jones brothers/sisters --- and his cousins (children of John & Patsy (McQuire) Akers & Henry & Delilah (Miller) Akers. I don't see a fit right now but will put it in my "unclaimed" Akers file to puzzle over at later date. You are stirring up some activity -- That's great. Thanks for all your help! V ----- Original Message ----- From: "Storm See" <stormsee@worldnet.att.net> To: "VEE --" <vanddave@peoplepc.com> Sent: Saturday, November 02, 2002 3:46 AM Subject: Fw: Sullivan CO.MO Vee, this do anything .......SS ----- Original Message ----- From: <EliseAndy@aol.com> To: <AKERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 02, 2002 12:08 AM Subject: Re: Sullivan CO.MO Is Sullivan Co., Missouri anywhere near Nodaway Co., Missouri? We had AKERS living there at one time. First names (Brothers), William Francis, Joseph, Eli, Henry, Andrew. Fathers name was William John Akers. This family was from Ohio. Elise A.

Storm, There is a person in MO that might have information on your Akers. Just make sure that you put Akers in the subject line. I am not sure if she is on the Akers mailing list.

Is Sullivan Co., Missouri anywhere near Nodaway Co., Missouri? We had AKERS living there at one time. First names (Brothers), William Francis, Joseph, Eli, Henry, Andrew. Fathers name was William John Akers. This family was from Ohio. Elise A.