I have been upgrading my system and programs. In the process, I lost messages from the past 3-4 weeks. Someone emailed me a message with information on surnames they are looking for. I was going to look for those surnames but I am unable to now as they got lost in the process. Please if anyone emailed me messages in the past 3-4 weeks, please resend your surnames to me. The surnames would have been one of the following: Bates, Johnson or Holland. Thank you so much, [email protected]

________________________________________________ David Walker <[email protected]> http://www.uftree.com/UFT/WebPages/dwalker1/DWALKER1/index.htm http://personal.cha.bellsouth.net/~dwalker1 ________________________________________________

SUB BATES

HELLO ALL, Does anyone out there have any MORGAN's, MALONE's, BATE's, or KING's from either Randolph County AR, or Sharp County AR. Please let me know Mirya GLOVER

Hello, all! Am looking for any information about my greatgrandfather BATES - my grandfather was Hampton Bates of Roanoke VA. He was probably born in the late 1800's, and was married to Mary Mildred CROWDER. If anyone knows who his father was or might have been, I would appreciate the information! Thank you, Laura Bates Martin

Can anyone substantiate or refute these data? 1 Richard BATES b: Abt. 1500 d: in Lancanshire, England 2 Robert BATES b: Abt. 1518 d: in Yorkshire- England +Catherine NETTLETON 3 William BATES b: Abt. 1538 d: in West Lathe, England +Elizabeth WARCROP b: Abt. 1540 4 William BATES b: Abt. 1558 d: in West Lathe, England 5 John BATES I b: Abt. 1578 d: in Eston, England 6 John BATES II, The Immigrant, b: Abt. 1598 in Eston, England d: January 24, 1666/67 in York County, VA +Elizabeth WINSTON b: Abt. 1600 m: Bef. 1625 d: 1661

Hi all, Several days ago someone wrote the list looking for Asa Bates. I have a few Asa's to list. Asa Bates b 1769 d 1840 m 1796 Jemima Kingman b 1774 d 1836 - Asa was born Cohasset. Moved with parents to Chesterfield about 1771. Moved to Cummington 1796. Jemima was d/o Isaac Kingman of Gothen, Mass., a soldier of the Revolution. Asa died in Conneaut, Ohio. Asa Bates b 1775 d ? m 1796 Comfort Haven (Hayden) m (2) 1800 ??. Asa (Axa) Bates b 1754 If any of these looks promising write to me and I will give you what info I have on him. [email protected]

Looking for information about my great grandmother, Susan Charlet (sp?) Bates born Beaver Dam WI (?), married George Raymond Bullard and lived in Knowlton, Quebec, Canada (Brome County). She and George had several children: Burton (Bert?), Tom (Thomas?), Chet (Chester?) and Alice Chesley Bullard, my grandmother. I don't know where to begin to look for more information. There may be some connection to Aiken family also Canadian. Thank you. [email protected]/Sue Glover.

I am searching for information on the family of one Verna Lillian Bates, born 2 Apr 1922 in Santa Ana, California. She was married twice and had one daughter. Verna had a sister, Thelma, and a brother, Ralph. Her father was a Walter H. Bates, and he died in his 30s of cancer. Based on that Walter was probably born between 1890 and 1905. He was *probably* from Rhode Island, and may have had a sister named Rita. Her mother was a Florence Frasher, and after Walter's death she remarried. If this seems a bit vague, I'm sorry, but I am attempting to stick with verifiable facts, rather than work with the rumors and bits of family gossip her daughter has given me to to work with - particularly since Verna's rumors and family gossip, on the good days, bore little resemblance to verifiable reality. If anyone has any help, leads or suggestions, I would very grateful. I. Marc Carlson Reference Librarian, Tulsa Community College, West Campus LRC Reference Tech. McFarlin Library, University of Tulsa Tulsa, Oklahoma [email protected] C.a.r.l.s.o.n; B.a.t.e.s; P.h.i.l.l.i.p.s;L.a.g.r.o.n.e;J.e.n.k.i.n.s; K.n.i.p.p

BATES Francis; ENG > Essex Co., MA/USA; 1627-1700 I am seeking all genealogical and biographical details for the individuals documented below, including their ancestors, children, and grandchildren and the spouses thereof, including the full names of those spouses' parents. Maintaining records to this level of often enables me to help other researchers. Please direct your additions and corrections directly to me; I may or may not be currently subscribed to the list on which you are reading this message. Perry Streeter ([email protected]) Listowner, [email protected] Rootsweb Sponsor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. Francis-1 BATES was born in England in 1627. He married in 1657 Anne OLDHAM. Anne was born in England, the daughter of _____ and Sarah (NORTH) OLDHAM (The American Genealogist, 58:4). Sarah (NORTH) OLDHAM was the daughter of Richard-1 and Ursula (NORTH) NORTH of Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. Perhaps he was the Francis christened at Haydon, Lincolnshire, England on 13 July 1627 to Abraham BATE (International Genealogical Index of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints). Francis was at Ipswich, Massachusetts by 1648. In 1650, he was a settler at Topsfield, Essex County, Massachusetts (Holmes, Ancestral Heads of New England Families, Institute of American Genealogy). Anne (OLDHAM) BATE'S maternal grandfather, Richard-1 NORTH, was a settler of Salisbury, Massachusetts. Anne probably came to America around 1653 or a little earlier. Children (Topsfield, MA Vital records; Immigrants to America before 1750): i. Sarah-2, b. 17 Aug 1659. ii. Simon, B. 27 Dec 1660; d. 29 Jan 1660/1. iii. Ebenezer, b. 20 Jan 1662. 2. iv. Francis, b. 1668, m. Mary BURGES.

For about 8 years I have been looking for the parents and further ancestors of Asa Bates, b. abt. 8 June 1791 in Mass.; m. abt. 1814, prob. in Bolten, Warren Co., N.Y., Sarah Milks (b. 1787; d. 1856; dau. of Lemuel and Mary [Thurston] Milks). The family removed to Otto, Cattaraugus County, N.Y. where Asa d. on 16 Apr. 1852. He was buried in the North Otto Cemetery in Otto, N.Y. Asa and Sarah are my wife's g-g-g-g-grandparents. Any and all information about Asa Bates and his ancestors would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks! John W. Ladwig Henrietta, New York E-Mail: [email protected]

Still seeking ANY information on Sarah BATES, wife of Milton Marion DUKE. She would have been born about 1840-50, probably in IL. Son Louis Milton DUKE was b. 1874 in Bloomington, IL, d. 1966 in Gary, IN. We believe Milton Marion DUKE was born in VT and moved to NY before coming west to IL. He was a RR design engineer, was killed an a RR derailment in 1877. Thanks. for any help. Bob King

If you will communicate with AOL in a positive manner with an e-mail as we have, you will receive your proper credit. They are really attempting to work out the problems they are having. There are just too many subscribers. They have a tiger by the tail and are still swinging. We have received credit for time not being able to get on line since we are on an unlimited plan, like you. Eventually, they do respond. It just takes time. The fact that one does not speak perfect English is an annoyance to those who do, but it does not mean there is lower intelligence. Let's all be a bit more patient and live with a bit more aloha. So, Aloha from sunny Hawaii. Joann

The posting about aol does not belong here. i would appreciate as a subsriber not to recieve mail with ethnic slurs. it is unappropiate and hateful and has no place on a genealogy newletter mailing. yvonne

Boy, I sure cannot blame you for leaving AOL! Their service is sporadic and expensive, their customer service is lousy, their response is slow, and their service representatives can't even speak English, not to mention be logical! In January, after we switched to unlimited service, we found an additional $74 on our bill, calculated for hours used. We called customer service, and we got a complete ignoramus named Ricardo, who was a supervisor, supposedly. He agreed, in broken English, that we were on a program of unlimited usage, but he then, amazingly, told us that the reason we were billed the $74 was because we had "exceeded your unlimited hours"! How's that for stupid, ethnic logic! Many e-mails to AOL never did get us an explanation, or even a personal reply, but we finally got the charge reversed in April, four months later! Steve Case must be really stupid and money-hungry if he cannot rcognize the problems of his company. As for Ricardo, he would obviously not be well-suited for sweeping floors, much less being a supervisor! AOL deserves all of the bad press that it gets. Until it gets rid of people like Ricardo and Steve Case, it will always be on the slippery slope downhill! Congratulations on your decision to leave. You are the brightest among us! John Leslie Bates Tucson AZ USA

Dear Linda, Since a listserver is used to handle the Bates list, you must unsubscribe from one address and then subscribe to the new address. There is a discription given to do this but I don't have it. It should be shown on the list when it it sent. Aloha, Joann

I'm leaving AOL. Old Address [email protected] New Address [email protected] Is it possible to continue receiving info about Bates? Let me know, thanks, Laura :o)

Moody HOLLEMAN, b. 12/28/1784 in Surry County VA and Margaret BROWN, b. 12/24/1794 in GA were married 6/13/1820 in Lawrence County MS. Moody died 10/15/1865 and Margaret died 4/16/1880 and both are buried in the Gainesville cemetery in Hancock County MS. Their 3rd child Jeremiah HOLLEMAN was b. 10/2/1824 and he married Mary BATES on 12/30/1854 in Hancock County MS. Jeremiah died 9/11/1877 and is buried in Picayune, Hancock County MS. The 9th child of Moody HOLLEMAN and Margaret BROWN was Feliscian [Felicy Anna?] HOLLEMAN who was born 1/15/1835. She married Joseph BATES on 7/27/1857 in Hancock County MS. I am especially interested in the ancestors, siblings, and descendants of Mary BATES and Joseph BATES. However, any information at all on any of the individuals or families mentioned would be most welcome. My database is available online at the URL shown in my signature. Dub & Joan Brown ===> mailto:[email protected] Database at: http://www.hal-pc.org/~wibr/chris.htm Angelina County Texas GenWeb at: http://www.hal-pc.org/~wibr 30 N. Dragonwood Place The Woodlands, TX 77381 (409) 321-4111

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