Samuel B. ANDERSON's wife died in 1862 or 1863, leaving an infant who was raised by an aunt. The aunt was probably her sister, and was probably Susan YOUNG, who was m. to David YOUNG. I do not have an 1860 census, but would love to know if these two families appear in Blount county then. Also - does anyone know if this Samuel B. Anderson is (or is related to) Confederate Brigadier General Samuel B. Anderson? Thanks! Carol C-H <cch@netdoor.com> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/

I am trying to locate some info on Emily Anderson, daughter of Peter Anderson and Caroline Munson. Emily married Andrew Granville. Andrew was apparently an artist and was written up in a French magazine about December 1967. At least I think it is French. My Aunt wrote in a note that it was "La Revue" Modern des Arts et de la Vie, 14 Rue de la rmorique, Paris France (although in her note it says she was having a hard time reading her notes to transcribe the info). Question? Does anyone know of Emily or Andrew Granville, or how to locate a copy of the above magazine? I would appreciate any help. Stephen Carlile

Four Anderson's tombstones in the Highlandville, Missouri, I.O.O.F. Cemetery. Edgar E. Anderson 25 Feb 1888 - 9 Mar 1969 Emma A. Anderson 13 Nov 1890 - 17 Nov 1968 Loyal I. Anderson 13 Dec 1929 - 8 Jan 1945 A. S. NO. 17045733 son of E. E. & Emma Cora Anderson 2 May 1892 - 26 Jan 1969

A Card Capt. M'DANIEL DORRISS, Sir - Having understood from a respectable source, that you have stated that I had recanted from an understanding between us, respecting a race to be run by the "Sir Archie" and "Pioneer" horses, I take the liberty of reminding you, that on the same day you bantered Mr. ANDERSON to run for a bet of fifty dollars, (and he declined running for a sum of that amount, on account of the trouble of putting his horse in order) I told you most distinctly that I would take the bet upon myself, which you agreed to, in the presence of several witnesses. Now Sir, if you have any doubt (as you have probably stated) that I am not able to spare that sum, the money shall be placed in the hands of some responsible and disinterested man; and you can be accommodated at any time within two or three months before the race. Under these circumstances, Sir, it will be expected that you will close the race. Very Respectfully, Yours, &c. B. W. THORNBURY -- FROST+AH4-FERRY+AH4-BUNCH+AH4-BOWLES+AH4-RICHMOND+AH4-WRIGHT http://www.homestead.com/kansis/kansis.html mailto:lsllwright@fuse.net

effersonian Republican Jefferson City, Cole Co, MO June 4, 1831 A Card Mr. John ANDERSON, Sir, I take this method of informing you that I will run my horse Sir Archie, at any time after the first of July 1831, against your horse Pioneer, at a distance of one mile or upwards, for a wager of two hundred dollars or over; a k??? on each horse, or equal weight. The race to take place any where in Cole or Cooper counties. Amon ENGLISH - may 28, 1831 A Card Mr. Amon ENGLISH, Sir, I have seen a note of yours, which I presume you addressed to me. You, Sir, in the above piece, pretend to barter my horse. Now Sir, I will leave it to any gentleman who is a competent judge of the rules of racing, if your banter is not an ungenerous and an unjust one. I know not what horse you call Sir Archie, but I will run my horse Pioneer against the one lately owned by Mr. Hutchin INGLISH, which he called "Young Whip", agreeably to the rules of racing, - at any place, or for any sum of money, not exceeding five hundred dollars. John ANDERSON - may 29, 1831 -- FROST+AH4-FERRY+AH4-BUNCH+AH4-BOWLES+AH4-RICHMOND+AH4-WRIGHT http://www.homestead.com/kansis/kansis.html mailto:lsllwright@fuse.net

In a message dated 11/11/99 8:04:42 PM Eastern Standard Time, jaa41usa@netscape.net writes: > Subj: {not a subscriber} > Date: 11/11/99 8:04:42 PM Eastern Standard Time > From: jaa41usa@netscape.net (julia anderson) > To: Anderson-L@rootsweb.com > > My family is anderson, > > dad born 1916 around San Antonio, served in Navy in WW II, his brother > Johnnie > Alfred in Air Force. Had a brother Elliot, 2 sisters Ruth and Viola. Dad was > John August died Jan 1920, served in Spanish American war > aboard battleship BB-3 I think. Wife Elizabeth Dean, sister of Eddie Dean > movie singing cowboy in the 40s....dad's name Dock Albert..but called bert > during childhood. > Grandfather developed town of Goose Creek (later Baytown Tx. next to Houston) > > hhe aand grandmother wed in Wharten, Tx. about 50 miles SW of Houston. No > other info..need help. > Thx, > Richard A Anderson > Patrick J. Anderson http://members.aol.com/patander73/home.html

Does anyone know who Louisa Boletta Anderson's ancestors were? And if so, do you have any information about where her daughter Martha Louise was born? Joanne Shackford Parkes, PSC 78 Box 2223, APO AP 96326, Presently assigned to Yokota AB, Japan kparkes@iname.com Descendants of Louisa Boletta Anderson Generation No. 1 1. LOUISA BOLETTA1 ANDERSON married MARTIN ERICKSON SHACKFORD1. Child of LOUISA ANDERSON and MARTIN SHACKFORD is: i. MARTHA LOUISE2 SHACKFORD, b. Oct 27, 1903, Fosston, Polk, MN2; d. Feb 10, 19932. Notes for MARTHA LOUISE SHACKFORD: 547-72-4743 issued in California (Social Security Death Index) Mailing address at age 59 (1963) was 14316 Cornishcrest Road, Whittier, CA (Social Security Application, Martha Louise Shackford) Birth certificate not found in Fosston, MN for Oct 27, 1903 per Minnesota Dept of Health. They searched from 1900-1907 and paged through 1903 birth records for Polk County on 12 Aug 1999.. Endnotes 1. Social Security Application, Martha Louise Shackford. 2. Social Security Death Index.

I just joined this list and would like to know if anyone out there is researching the family of Sally ANDERSON. She married James SUTTON on 17 Mar 1817 in Lincoln Co. KY. The marriage bond listed her father as John ANDERSON. Her husband, James Sutton, died young and left her with 4 small children: George, Mary Jane, Mortimore and Amanda. I have not done any research on Sally's line, so any information would be appreciated. Thanks Anna L. Martin e.mail:ANNALOUM@aol.com

Cornelius is a common name in our branch, but I draw a blank on this one. We have Cornelius in Rowan Cty, NC, Stewart Cty, TN, Union Cty, IL. But not this one. Conrad Parvin At 12:08 PM 11/9/99 -0600, you wrote: >Hello, > >Looking for descendants of Cornelius Anderson and Lucinda Powell >married in Wapello Co., IA, 08 Jun 1849. Children: Mary, Frank and >Clara. Cornelius died in Mills Co., IA in 1915. >Ann Maxson >Houston, TX >pjmaxson@flash.net > > >==== ANDERSON Mailing List ==== >Do you have a Swedish ANDERSON ancestor? Check the <a href="http://members.aol.com/patander73/swedish.html">Hints and Links to Swedish ANDERSON research</a> I want to keep this web link current so if you have some notes to contribute please send them to the list. > > > Conrad and Faith Parvin PO Box 756 Wilder, ID 83676 (208) 482-6541 (Voice) (208) 482-6629 (Fax) http://netnow.micron.net/~cparvin

I'm looking for a Joseph ANDERSON (gggg'gfather) was b:c1750 ?VA >SC>IL then killed by Indians while out hunting in 1806 in IL with James Curry. He was born c1750 ?VA wife Mary (surnameunknown) m:c1768 they migrated to Abbeville, SC had 5 girls Jane b:c1794, Marjorie b:c1775, Margaret b:c1800, Mary b:c1763 and Catherine b:c1772 and one boy AMOS b:c1783 all kids born in Abbeville, SC Joseph ANDERSON then moved c1790 to Randolph Co., IL and lived in Scotch/Irish part of town.. but wife stayed briefly in SC, as Joseph was a probably a "trail leader" for westward migration of Rev War Vets claiming IL 'bounty land" for Rev War Service. He served 28 months in Rev War 1779-1781 with Col George Rogers Clark in the NorthWest IL-IN-KY Campaign. He probably developed his SC to IL "trail leader" navigation skills during this time. There are lots of (surname) LIVELY in my family line. Can anyone help me with any information on my Joseph at this time? With warmest regards, Ed :>) "Ed" Greene (MI>Jefferson Co.,IL>San Diego, CA) 3538 Elsinore Place San Diego, CA 92117-4509 Tele:858-274-3720 ============================================================ Surnames: Anderson (SC>IL), Burdette (MD), Green (MD>SC>IL), Lively (SC>IL), Parker (SC>IL), Porter (SC)Teter (VA>IL) ============================================================ FTM Homepage: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/r/e/D-E-Greene/index.html Member & Family Tree Maker group leader: Computer Geneal.Soc of San Diego: http://www.cgssd.org RootsWeb Listowner: Hardinger and Domeny see my Abbeville, SC ANDERSON, Joseph query at: http://members.aol.com/scgenweb/abbeqa-k.htm ============================================================

Hello, Looking for descendants of Cornelius Anderson and Lucinda Powell married in Wapello Co., IA, 08 Jun 1849. Children: Mary, Frank and Clara. Cornelius died in Mills Co., IA in 1915. Ann Maxson Houston, TX pjmaxson@flash.net

These were posted to the South central Ky list today by Sandi Gorin thought they might help someone Laura Abstracted 1799 thru 1849. Much more information available. ANDERSON, Abner to RUNYON, Nancy Ann, 14 Oct 1847. ANDERSON, Andy B to SIBLEY, Hannah B R, 25 May 1847. ANDERSON, Barker T to BELL, Sally, 22 Mar 1826. ANDERSON, Barton to JEWELL, Maratha Ann, he s/o David, 20 Dec 1838 or 1839. ANDERSON, Charles S to HALL, Prudence S, d/o James, 17 May 1846. ANDERSON, David to DRAKE, Salley, 1 Mar 1804. ANDERSON, David to BARTON, Sally d/o Abner, 4 June 1810. ANDERSON, Isaac to CLEMENT, Patsey, 3 Nov 1816. ANDERSON, James to CLARK, Sally, 27 July 1826. ANDERSON, James to MILLER, Sally, d/o Robert & MaryW, 26 Mar 1829. ANDERSON, James to FRENCH, Salema, 6 Feb 1836. ANDERSON, James M to HALL, Mary Jane 11 May 1842. to be continued with John ANDERSON. Sandi -- FROST~FERRY~BUNCH~BOWLES~RICHMOND~WRIGHT http://www.homestead.com/kansis/kansis.html mailto:lsllwright@fuse.net

Hi , Can anyone identify the families of the following Jacob WOODSON or Anderson WOODSON Sterling C. ANDERSON Charles WRIGHT David ALVIS They appear in the 1820 census of Lynchburg in which they are shown as being neighbours: or or John WOODSON who is shown as living close to Henry F BEAUMONT. It is possible that the WOODSONs, ANDERSONs and BEAUMONTs are related to each other but the exact relationship is unknown 1820 census of Lynchburg Census_Year 1820 Microfilm # Microcopy 33, Roll 129 State Virginia County Campbell District: Lynchburg Town pp. 111-121, County pp. 121-150 Enumerators: John R. D. Payne, M. Davis p111 Lynchburg (Town) Woodson, Jacob Alvis, David Anderson, Sterling C. Wright, Charles Woodson, Anderson Sr. p.114 Lee, John Thomas, Nelson Beaumont, Henry F. Boyd, John Jordan, Jacob Woodson, John Hare, Jesse Morriss, Robert This census has been kindly transcribed by Brett A. Martin and appears on ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/campbell/census/1820cens.txt Sue

Want to contact the descendants of: John James ANDERSON, b. 1866, Elbert Co., GA, d. 1930 Franklin Co., GA & his second wife Janie Campbell MULLINS Their two children: Nannie S. Anderson Thomas J. Anderson Any help appreciated. Frances Hall Frances Hall

I am looking for anyone that has information about this family. In particular, i am looking for the parents of James Anderson, Charity Rose, and Ida Jane Huskey Descendants of James Anderson Generation No. 1 1. JAMES1 ANDERSON. He married CHARITY ROSE. Child of JAMES ANDERSON and CHARITY ROSE is: 2. i. JOSEPH DANIEL2 ANDERSON, b. May 22, 1901; d. July 30, 1971. Generation No. 2 2. JOSEPH DANIEL2 ANDERSON (JAMES1) was born May 22, 1901, and died July 30, 1971. He married IDA JANE HUSKEY. Child of JOSEPH ANDERSON and IDA HUSKEY is: i. FLOYD EDWARD3 ANDERSON, b. May 30, 1927, Stanville, Kentucky; d. September 30, 1983, Coxton, Harlan County, Kentucky; m. DONIA GRACE BLAKLEY, February 04, 1946, Harlan County, Kentucky.

-----Original Message----- From: Stephen Carlile <sdcinc@teleport.com> To: ANDERSON-L@rootweb.com <ANDERSON-L@rootweb.com> Date: Sunday, November 07, 1999 1:31 PM Subject: Notes from Mom I just found a note of my mother's in her family bible. It says: Swan Levine Anderson B 9/2/1851 at Nykyrka Skaraborg. Married 11/12/1876 in Page Co. Iowa. Died March 17, 1928 at Minneapolis, Minn. His wife's name was Selma Louise Johnson. Swan Mangus Anderson (my great grandfather) came to Jamestown NY when he was 7 years old w/his parents Peter and Caroline. They came to Lucas Co. Iowa where he married Elizabeth Jane Ragan. From Lucas Co. they moved to Beloit, Kansas in 1878 and then to Kiowa Co. (Kansas) in 1885. June (my aunt) says she can't connect anything. I am assuming that the location Nykyrka Skaraborg is in Sweden where my Anderson family came from but I do not know if there is a connection between the two Swan Anderson's noted above either. As my great grandfather was born about June of 1850, it would appear that he and his parents came to Jamestown NY about 1857; however, I have not been able to find any documentation of that event. If anyone can shed any light on the above I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks. Stephen Carlile

This is for North Carolina Anderson researchers. I've created a bank of NC Anderson messages by county (from ANDERSON@rmgate.pop.indiana.edu & Rootsweb) during the period Sept. 96- Nov. 99. http://www.grin.net/~rickshay/anderson/JAnderson/ncandlist/ncaql.htm I'm sure that I may have missed some queries, and I've tried not to duplicate too many queries, but I'm hoping this will go a long way in organizing North Carolina. Next year I'm hoping to set up an Anderson Census webiste similar to the one I built for the Cave families. An example of this can be seen at http://www.grin.net/~rickshay/cavescove/census/census.htm I have the NC 1820 census info at my website, and, if time provides, I hope to add 1850 & 1880 census info. If anyone has census info with page numbers, that would be most helpful. Thanks, Rick Anderson http://www.grin.net/~rickshay/anderson/JAnderson/WC_TOC.htm

I have a Noah Anderson, born Feb 16, 1813, born Georgia, Virginia, North or South Carolina, married Susan Mahan Oct 16, 1836, in Greene Co, GA. They are listed on the 1850, 1860 and 1870 census of Paulding Co, GA. Noah died Oct 23, 1891, in Paulding Co. Susan died Jan 14, 1911, at the home of her son William in Dekalb Co, AL. Looking for parents of Noah Anderson. Have info on descendants. Dene Walls

Dear listers I was fortunate enough to go to the DAR library in Washington DC yesterday...unfortunate enough to get there an hour before close. I did get to see a file that a great aunt's cousin had done on a revolutionary ancestor, and on reading the lineage, I discovered my Hanna ANDERSON (who married David McDOWELL) in Mercer County, Pennsylvania was Pennsylvania Dutch. That's one more clue to who she was and where she came from I guess. Aside from who she married, that's about all I know about her. Does anyone have Pennsylvania Dutch in their lineage? Know of a good site about their genealogy? Did/do the Penn Dutch keep records like the Mormons and Quakers? Thanks for your help folks! Gail Itschner twlwwyth@aol.com

I would love to hear from anyone researching James Timothy Anderson and Coena (?) Marie Risner Anderson. I found the names but haven't seen any place of residence, time period, parents, children, etc. I am researching Timothy Smith Anderson born about 1815 in GA - moved from DeKalb Co., GA after 1840 to Cleburne Co., AL. I am looking for a possible connection. Bill