I am looking for any information about my great uncle, Clarence Clark Bennett (born August 9, 1888, died ca 1921), his wife Margaret ? and his daughter, Margaret (born ca 1919). Clarence is buried in the cemetary in Santa Barbara, California east of the harbor on a hill that overlooks the ocean. My grandmother, Edith Belle Bennett Butner (born March 21, 1886, died January 16, 1913), was one of Clarence's sisters and my mother, Ethel Mae Butner Hall (born July 22, 1908, died December 7, 1974), lived with them after her mother died and then lived with her Aunt Margaret and cousin Margaret Bennett in Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii for a year or more in the middle 1920s. I am particularly interested in what has happened to Margaret Bennett and if she ever married and had children. Thanks, Norman Hall

Laurie I am a descendant of the following : William Simonds (1659-1738)Enfield CT md Sarah Hadlock John Simons(1694) Enfield,CT md Sarah Geer John Simons (1724)Enfield,CT md Miriam Jones Lotan Simons(1760-1835)Enfield CT md Bridget Brown Chauncey Simons(1790-1868) Enfield CT-Fleming,NY md Martha Carver Nathan Carver Simons(1819-1894) Buffalo NY married Susan Adams Harriet Simons md Isaac Crissy (NY) I have some other Simons info...looks like we are cousins!!!! Susan Ball Tyson Macon,Georgia teetyson@mindspring.com Searching :ADAMS,ANDREW(S), BALL, BENNETT, BRANTLEY, BROWNING, BUCKLEY, CANFIELD, CARVER, CRISSY, DEVOE, EGGLESTON, FREEMAN, GIDDENS, HOWARD, IIAMS/IMES, KNEELAND, MONTGOMERY, NICHOLLS, SHURLING, SIMONS, TYSON, WILSON -----Original Message----- From: Laudez@aol.com <Laudez@aol.com> To: myzy43a@prodigy.com <myzy43a@prodigy.com> Cc: 810677@ican.net <810677@ican.net>; teetyson@mindspring.com <teetyson@mindspring.com>; SRIZAN@aol.com <SRIZAN@aol.com> Date: Sunday, August 30, 1998 9:37 PM Subject: Simons Family Researchers >I have an Alvin Simons born 1812 in New York, married May 1835 to Jane >Cheesebrough in Lyons, Cayuga Co., New York, relocated in 1835 to Jackson >County, Michigan (first Leoni Twp., then Pulaski) where he lived until death >on 10 October 1891. Children: Jerome C., Helen, Alvin E., Carrie J., Homer >C. (I am descended from Homer C.) > >I also have some information on the Loton Simons family who came to Dansville, >Ingham Co., Michigan from Manchester, Ontario County, New York sometime >between 1860 and 1970. Loton died in Ingham Co. 20 December 1890 (aged 80 >years, 7 months, 14 days) and according to his death certificate he was born >in New York to Alvin and Amanda Simons (both born N.Y.). Names of at least >some of their children appear to have been: Armilla, Alvin, Hannah, Betsy, >Alfred, Leonard, John, Ellen, Chauncey. This family was connected by marriage >to the Alvin Simons family of Jackson County. > >I believe both of these families descend from one of the sons of John Simons >Jr. and Miriam Jones of Enfield, Connecticut and Windsor Co., Vermont. (John, >Ebenezer, Lotan, Alvin, Dan, Edward.) Does anyone have any information on the >spouses and children of John and Miriam's children? (John, Mary, Miriam, >Ebenezer, Lotan, Alvin, Dan, Edward, Sarah, Tabitha.) > >I would be glad to share any information I have. > >Thanks > >Laurie Nash

Lew Writes: My Bennett's are from Elk Co. PA. Can anyone give a hand? Here are some URLs of interest. http://www.gendex.com/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/pa/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/pa/berksp/index.htm Visit http://www.crosswordjackpot.com for free puzzle and enter the contest! <<<<<<<<<<< FORWARD >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Harry Rankin wrote: > > Sir, > > I have been searching for my Grandmother's family of Bennetts. My > Granmother's name > was Emily Susan Bennett. She married Daniel Smith at Westport, Clinton > County, Penna. > A local person had given me my Grandmother's name, but could not give me > her family. > None of my family has any record of the Bennett family, assumed was living > in Westport. > I would appreciate any help you can give me, or any other family > connection. > > > Harry Rankin -- Visit http://www.crosswordjackpot.com for free puzzle and enter the contest!

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Michael Bishop wrote: > > Is anyone researching Bennetts in Isle of Wight? I would be > interested in Sharing. Leslie Coleman Leslie, I live in northern Virginia and grew up in Sussex Co, next to Surry and Isle of Wight. I still have family that lives there. Haven't spent too much time on the Bennett line but here's some of my notes. This was taken mostly from the Bodie and Hart books. The Bennett line that I have been trying to trace back to Thomas Bennett and Alice Pierce in through Benjamin Bell b. 1705 d. 1751 Surry Co, VA wife Anne Champion. Benjamin Bell's father was John Bell b.ca. 1668, d.ca. 1713 m. Ann Bennett 8/30/1694. I believe that Ann Bennett's father was Richard Bennett, Jr. d. ca. 1720 Isle of Wight Co. This Richard had a brother James who married Mary Rogers and children Richard and James. The brother James had daughters Bridget and Sarah. Richard Bennett's father was also Richard b. ca 1625, d. ca 1709/10. He mar. 1. Anne and 2. Sarah Lewis, widow of Daniel Lewis. She later married a Lancaster. Thomas Bennett who married Alice Peerce (Pierce) widow of Thomas Peerce ca. 1623 had only one known child - Richard born 1625. Surry Co. Quit Rent Rolls list the following Bennetts: 1688 - John, Jonas, William 1694 - James, Jonas, William 1698 - James 1704 - James, Richard Leslie, Does this info. track with yours? Would love to have additional information if you have it regarding these lines to help me prove a connection through Ann Bennett back to Thomas. I'll check the sites you mentioned, also. Tnanks. Carol Woolery

Lew Bennett writes: I have just joined the mail list and will be collecting e-mail (of relavance) about the Bennett surname. E-mail of revelance is defined as those to which I can establish a family connection. Since I am early in my research, this will change over time. What I have right now is that my Bennett's are Elk & McKean County Pennsylvanian's: 1806 James Sr. (no record of occupation or migration) 1848 John Henry + Catherine Edwards 1893 William Emmanuel + Hattie Blanche Reed 1941 Stanley William + Laura Jane Lemon 1972 myself + Beth Ann Spaulding (living in Virginia) I have collected a "Bennett Family history" from the American Genealogical Research institute which I will be reviewing this fall. Briefly, John, James, and William Bennetts immigrated to American everywhere from Maine to Georgia -- dated 1600 to 1750s. I will use the email collection to establish connections between my Pennsylvania's and the English & Irish immigrants listed in the history book, as appropriate. Sincerely, Lew Geoffrey Bennett <<<<<<<<<<< FORWARD >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Allan Bennett wrote: > > Leslie, > > I am trying to make a connection to the BENNETTs in Isle of Wight, VA. > We have been told that there is a link from our BENNETT clan all the way > back to Thomas BENNETT and while it looks interesting we have no proof. > I'll give you the info as we know it. > > My name is Allan Bennett from Cincinnati, OH. I have been researching > the BENNETT line in southwestern KY and northern TN for the last several > years. > > Several BENNETT researchers in my family have tried to go backward from > Kentucky and Tennessee to (we think) Virginia with no success for quite a > few years. Just recently I followed up on a query on the Kentucky GenWeb > pages for Knox Co., KY and received an email from a gentleman who said he > had my "missing link". Needless to say we were very interested but have > been unable to get any proof - just some names and dates. > > Our backward searches have historically come to a halt with a John > BENNETT who came to northern Tennessee late in the 1790s. We do not have > a confirmed birth or death date for him. He was marrried to a Rebecca > ???. He and a few other BENNETTs (Thomas and Ezekiel) obtained land in > what was then Knox Co., KY later to become Whitley Co. The lineage that > follows is what was provided to us and we have no proven connections for > any of it. > > The gentleman who supplied us with a suggested lineage says that this > John BENNETT (who we always called a Sr. since he had a son named John) > was actually a Jr. himself. He was born c. 1765 in Brunswick Co., VA and > died in Whitley Co., KY in 1830. > > He was the son of another John BENNETT born c. 1740 Isle of Wight Co., > VA, married Elizabeth Sadler in NC c. 1760 and died c. 1798 in Dinwoodie > Co., VA. > > John was the son of Benjamin BENNETT born c. 1704 Brunswick Co., VA, > married a Sarah ???, died c. 1783 Brunswick Co., VA. > > Benjamin was the son of James BENNETT born c. 1682 Isle of Wight Co., VA, > married Mary Rogers, died 1 Mar 1752 Surrey Co., VA. > > James was the son of Richard BENNETT born c. 1645 Isle of Wight Co., VA, > died c. 1720 Surrey Co., VA. > > Richard was the son of another Richard BENNETT born c. 1625, Isle of > Wight Co., VA, married Ann ??? c. 1641, died after 4 Dec 1709. > > Richard was the son of Thomas BENNETT born c. 1580 in England, married > Alice Pierce c. 1624, James City, Isle of Wight Co., VA, died c. 1642 > Isle of Wight Co., VA. > > Do any of these BENNETTs cross any of the lines you are researching? If > so any additional details, references, etc. would be most appreciated. > > In addition to the links supplied by a fellow BENNETT researcher I also > used the Alta Vista search engine on some of the names in my suggested > lineage to see what I could find and I found a gold mine! > > The lineage that I had been recommended to search begins with a Thomas > BENNETT that was born c. 1580 in England, married Alice Pierce c. 1624 in > James City, Isle of Wight Co., VA and died c. 1642 in Isle of Wight Co., > VA. I did some searches on 'Thomas Bennett' & 'Alice Pierce' and was > rewarded with a reference to a home page on Georgia GenWeb for Bacon Co. > > It is hosted by a Dean Bennett who took a huge amount of research of > someone in his family, added some of his own and has the "Descendants of > Thomas Bennett" from Generations 1 through 8! There is a huge amount of > material (with what appears to be some very good documentation) on the > BENNETTs including some lines that go through Isle of Wight and Brunswick > Co. Take a look and see if any of the names you are looking at show up > there. If you ned the exact URL i will have to do some digging for it. > The Search Engines will probably get yi\ou there though. > > Let me know if any of this info is of interest. > > Allan Bennett > Cincinnati, OH > email: allan.bennett@juno.com > > On Thu, 27 Aug 1998 22:42:17 -0700 "Michael Bishop" <bishop@vol.com> > writes: > >Is anyone researching Bennetts in Isle of Wight? I would be > >interested in Sharing. Leslie Coleman > > > > > > > > _____________________________________________________________________ > You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. > Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com > Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] -- Visit http://www.crosswordjackpot.com for free puzzle and enter the contest!

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The farthest back that I have on my Bennetts are John & Lucy ? Bennett. John was b. VA and d. in Shelby Co., KY 1820. I am descended thru their d. Sarah, who m. James Connell in Nelson Co., KY in 1785; then thru their son Wm. Bennett Connell, who m. Susannah Bell in Nelson Co., KY in 1803. I am then descended thru their d. Louisiana Connell, who m. Thomas Tillery Tredway in Orange Co., IN ca. 1831-2. Their d. Susan Tredway, m. John C. Bateman; they are my gr.grandparents. The father of John Bennett who m. Lucy is supposed to be a John Bennett b. bef. 1720 in VA( probably) and is supposed to have m. a Mary Cox ca. 1743. Is supposed to have come with the Cox family to Cox's Fort on the west Fork of Cox's Cr. and is said to have been killed by the Indians there in 1787. Does anyone out there have any information on this particular John Bennett family? Other ch. of John & Lucy Bennett besides my ancestress Sarah mentioned above are: Nancy, b. ca. 1765, m. Henry Randall Hannah, b. 1771, m. Joseph Stillwell Phillip John Bennett III, b. ca. 1776-80, m. Charity Drake Basil, b. 1782, m. Matilda Drake Lucy, b.1790, m. Joseph Redman Isaac, b. 1792, m. Polly Bland Elizabeth, m. John Hawkins Phillips Has anyone ever found out Lucy's maiden name? Would appreciate your help. Thanks. Georgia A. Halter <hganne@juno.com _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

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I am researching the line of my gggg-grandmother, Sarah Bennett. I do not have very much information. She married William Harralson/Harrelson on August 27, 1799. She was born May 21, 1778 in North Carolina and died April 18, 1857 in Blairsville, Union County, Georgia. I do know her father was Peter Bennett and her mother was named Elizabeth. Any help in locating her family line would be appreciated. Her children appear to have been born in North Carolina, with the last one born in Tennessee, but they all did move to Georgia at some point. Donna Millican PTAgoddess@aol.com

Leslie, I am trying to make a connection to the BENNETTs in Isle of Wight, VA. We have been told that there is a link from our BENNETT clan all the way back to Thomas BENNETT and while it looks interesting we have no proof. I'll give you the info as we know it. My name is Allan Bennett from Cincinnati, OH. I have been researching the BENNETT line in southwestern KY and northern TN for the last several years. Several BENNETT researchers in my family have tried to go backward from Kentucky and Tennessee to (we think) Virginia with no success for quite a few years. Just recently I followed up on a query on the Kentucky GenWeb pages for Knox Co., KY and received an email from a gentleman who said he had my "missing link". Needless to say we were very interested but have been unable to get any proof - just some names and dates. Our backward searches have historically come to a halt with a John BENNETT who came to northern Tennessee late in the 1790s. We do not have a confirmed birth or death date for him. He was marrried to a Rebecca ???. He and a few other BENNETTs (Thomas and Ezekiel) obtained land in what was then Knox Co., KY later to become Whitley Co. The lineage that follows is what was provided to us and we have no proven connections for any of it. The gentleman who supplied us with a suggested lineage says that this John BENNETT (who we always called a Sr. since he had a son named John) was actually a Jr. himself. He was born c. 1765 in Brunswick Co., VA and died in Whitley Co., KY in 1830. He was the son of another John BENNETT born c. 1740 Isle of Wight Co., VA, married Elizabeth Sadler in NC c. 1760 and died c. 1798 in Dinwoodie Co., VA. John was the son of Benjamin BENNETT born c. 1704 Brunswick Co., VA, married a Sarah ???, died c. 1783 Brunswick Co., VA. Benjamin was the son of James BENNETT born c. 1682 Isle of Wight Co., VA, married Mary Rogers, died 1 Mar 1752 Surrey Co., VA. James was the son of Richard BENNETT born c. 1645 Isle of Wight Co., VA, died c. 1720 Surrey Co., VA. Richard was the son of another Richard BENNETT born c. 1625, Isle of Wight Co., VA, married Ann ??? c. 1641, died after 4 Dec 1709. Richard was the son of Thomas BENNETT born c. 1580 in England, married Alice Pierce c. 1624, James City, Isle of Wight Co., VA, died c. 1642 Isle of Wight Co., VA. Do any of these BENNETTs cross any of the lines you are researching? If so any additional details, references, etc. would be most appreciated. In addition to the links supplied by a fellow BENNETT researcher I also used the Alta Vista search engine on some of the names in my suggested lineage to see what I could find and I found a gold mine! The lineage that I had been recommended to search begins with a Thomas BENNETT that was born c. 1580 in England, married Alice Pierce c. 1624 in James City, Isle of Wight Co., VA and died c. 1642 in Isle of Wight Co., VA. I did some searches on 'Thomas Bennett' & 'Alice Pierce' and was rewarded with a reference to a home page on Georgia GenWeb for Bacon Co. It is hosted by a Dean Bennett who took a huge amount of research of someone in his family, added some of his own and has the "Descendants of Thomas Bennett" from Generations 1 through 8! There is a huge amount of material (with what appears to be some very good documentation) on the BENNETTs including some lines that go through Isle of Wight and Brunswick Co. Take a look and see if any of the names you are looking at show up there. If you ned the exact URL i will have to do some digging for it. The Search Engines will probably get yi\ou there though. Let me know if any of this info is of interest. Allan Bennett Cincinnati, OH email: allan.bennett@juno.com On Thu, 27 Aug 1998 22:42:17 -0700 "Michael Bishop" <bishop@vol.com> writes: >Is anyone researching Bennetts in Isle of Wight? I would be >interested in Sharing. Leslie Coleman > > > _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

I am hoping that someone will connect with me, and I might find a Bennett cousin. My Reuben Bennett was in Oldham County, Kentucky in the 1840, 50, and 60 census. He was born in 1799 in Kentucky. His wife was Elizabeth Coons and they were married in Henry Co., Ky. in 1820. Some of their children were; James, John F., Charles, and my gggg-grandmother, Julia H. Bennett. Julia married Isaac S. Hall in 1847 in Oldham County, Ky His father was Joseph Hall who also resided in Oldham County, Ky.who married Nancy Sims Smith, Isaac's mother. I don't know Reuben's father or mother or siblings. If we connect, I would love to hear from you! Sally - dauquiri@swbell.net

I also have been trying for years to link our Bennett line to Thomas Bennett and Alice Pierce. I also have been having problems with finding documentation. I have some information taken from The History of Isle of Wight by John Bennett Bodie.The information in the book lists some of the Bennett families. There is no mention of where the information was obtained so it also is just a list of names. Mary Bennett

Is anyone researching Bennetts in Isle of Wight? I would be interested in Sharing. Leslie Coleman

I have 2 lines of Bennett's in my family, my father's side: GGrandfather George Washington Bennett born 1849 in Florida, his father was William Bennett, need information on his parents and where he was from, I do know he was married to Elizabeth Harris and married in Duval county, Florida. My mother's side: GGGrandfather was Jesse Bennett married Mary Ann Osteen according to the 1900 census they were still living in the Port Orange, Florida area known as Spruce Creek, where they are buried. He was born in Camden County Georgia, trying to find his parents. My Smith's married into the Bennett Family. Also looking for SIMMONS, SMITH, LOVE, OSTEEN, LOPEZ, MASTERS, UNDERHILL AND PONCE. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Message from the B530 Webpage http://primusweb.com/genealogy/B530 Posted by: George Bennett Email: gtsbennett@hotmail.com looking for help to find info on bennetts from the louisville, Kentucky area esp. a richard bennett who married a tilliman in the mind 1800's and had a son george washington bennett born around 1880's who migrated to chariton county missouri. ------------------------------------------------------

Lew Writes: Carolyn -- Got this in an e-mail whihc i will cut-and-paste into this one becaue of the common christian names. Jim -- Will look thru records. Sounds apart from what i know about the Bennetts of PA and NY. QUOTE Subject: Re: Re: John BENNETT (Samuel-2?, Edward-1?); Stonington, CT; 1600s Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1998 18:35:46 EDT From: Pmmarkle@aol.com To: jackpot@crosswordjackpot.com Lew: You make reference to Bennett families of Pa in Mid 1700 to abt 1800. I have a line like that. Dr John Bennett m Dublin, Ireland Mary Houston, had three children: James, George and Jane, immigrated to Phila ca 1761 along with Mary's sister, Jane and had Thomas ca 1763. Mary died, the Dr m Jane Houston and had Martha, Mary Elizabeth and moved to Harrisburg, Dauphin, PA where the youngest son, William Plunkett was b 1781. The doctor died and his widow, Jane Houston Bennett remarried and migrated to Cayuga Co, NY.ca 1789. (James and George were early entries in Seneca County land grants) so the widow may have moved to what is now Seneca County. James m Sarah Richardson, George m Hannah Price, a widow, Jane m George Barkley, Martha m Thomas White, Mary E "Polly" m Joseph Richardson, and William P m Elizabeth Harris Vance, a widow (dau of Samuel Harris son of founder of Harrisburg). If any of these Bennetts hit your similar christian ones, let me know. Jim ENDQUOTE Carolyn Mahaffey wrote: > > I'm jumping into the discussion of Pennsylvania Bennetts with another plea > to those researching in that area to watch out for a clue that might help > me with my search. > > I have a handwritten family history which has proven true in almost all > other details, so seems a fairly reliable source, written in 1950 by a > relative born in the 1870's. Her record indicates that my > g-g-g-g-grandfather was a Dr. John Bennett who came from England to > Pennsylvania at some point, then returned to England for medical training, > married a Miss York, and settled somewhere in Pennsylvania. His son > Hardiman Bennett (my g-g-g-grandfather) was born "in Virginia" (according > to census records) about 1775, so Dr. John had left PA by then, one > assumes. The family history says John ultimately settled near Cowpens, SC. > I have found his son Hardiman Bennett in the early 1800's in southwest NC, > just across the line from SC. There are land records of *a* John Bennett > (not necessarily *the* John Bennett) in the early 1800's in these sections > of NC/SC. I've concluded that I should look for John Bennett in > Pennsylvania any time from 1750 to 1800. Hardiman Bennett married Permelia > Young about 1809. Their children that I know for sure were: John, Young, > Mark, James, Holliman, Francis/Frances/Fanny, Betsy, Polly, and 2 or 3 others. > > With the unusual Hardiman name, and the probable marriage to a York, I am > hoping that someone will run across a record that would help me find this > "needle in a stack of needles." I will be visiting Pennsylvania in October > for the first time and hope to have a few days in Harrisburg. Does anyone > have any suggestions as to how I could maximize my research time there?<<<< -- Visit http://www.crosswordjackpot.com for free puzzle and enter the contest!

I'm jumping into the discussion of Pennsylvania Bennetts with another plea to those researching in that area to watch out for a clue that might help me with my search. I have a handwritten family history which has proven true in almost all other details, so seems a fairly reliable source, written in 1950 by a relative born in the 1870's. Her record indicates that my g-g-g-g-grandfather was a Dr. John Bennett who came from England to Pennsylvania at some point, then returned to England for medical training, married a Miss York, and settled somewhere in Pennsylvania. His son Hardiman Bennett (my g-g-g-grandfather) was born "in Virginia" (according to census records) about 1775, so Dr. John had left PA by then, one assumes. The family history says John ultimately settled near Cowpens, SC. I have found his son Hardiman Bennett in the early 1800's in southwest NC, just across the line from SC. There are land records of *a* John Bennett (not necessarily *the* John Bennett) in the early 1800's in these sections of NC/SC. I've concluded that I should look for John Bennett in Pennsylvania any time from 1750 to 1800. Hardiman Bennett married Permelia Young about 1809. Their children that I know for sure were: John, Young, Mark, James, Holliman, Francis/Frances/Fanny, Betsy, Polly, and 2 or 3 others. With the unusual Hardiman name, and the probable marriage to a York, I am hoping that someone will run across a record that would help me find this "needle in a stack of needles." I will be visiting Pennsylvania in October for the first time and hope to have a few days in Harrisburg. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I could maximize my research time there?<<<<

I am not this list's administrator, but having some of my own, I recognize the reason for the MIME messages is that someone is FORWARDING long messages through to the list. Cut and Paste is a better option. (Better still, don't forward or cut and paste messages TO the list that had come from the list - check your headers.) Many mailing lists cannot handle forward and/or attachments. Claire Wichelmann goodwich@ix.netcom.com County Coordinator Newton County MOGENWEB project: http://www.rootsweb.com/~monewton/newton.html

Will be looking for names in the e-mail. Thankxx Cogger48@aol.com wrote: > > HELLO: > I recognize a few names there. i have a 48 page printout on the BENNETT line > with hundreds of names in it. will get back to you....maggie -- Visit http://www.crosswordjackpot.com for free puzzle and enter the contest!