I'm helping a computer-less friend find her grandfather's family. Any and all help appreciated. Looking for parents of James Glee Beavers, b. Aug. 22, 1888 OH, d. Feb. 14, 1954 in Oklahoma City, OK. James married Bessie Laura Walters, who died before 1920, then he married Evelyn Phillips. James G. had a brother named Reubin, who may have married Minnie Taylor; a sister Etta, who married John Waner; a sister Laura, who married Arthur Waner; and a sister Mary Estella (Stella), who married L.L. Winslow. Lyn [email protected]

Welcome to all te new onliners. I hope and pray that someone out tere knows something about Thomas Greenberry Beavers who was born in Mississippi about 1843 and married Betty S. Clemens they had the following children Tomby Ann, Effie, John Atler, Molly, & James "Jimmy" . I believe they hung out in MS, TX & Indian Territory, OK. Any and all help appreciated LaDonna [email protected]

Hello everyone. I just joined the list and am looking for help tracing my family tree. I've tried tons of web sites and keep hitting a dead end. Here's my story: My father, Gene Ferguson, was the illegitimate son of Forest E. Beavers of Columbus, IN. and Bertha Mae Ferguson. When Bertha became pregnant, her father, Francis Marion Ferguson, ran Forest off at the point of a shotgun! (no shotgun wedding here!!) Forest moved to Santa Barbara, CA prior to WWII and worked for the railroad. At the advent of the war, he enlisted in the Army Air Corps and served in Europe. I believe he was in France when he recieved word that his brother Orville was critically injured in Italy when his tank was blown up. His CO would not grant him emergency leave to be with his brother, so Forest went AWOL! Somehow he managed to make it to his brothers side. Thankfully, Orville was going to make it! He was shipped to a stateside hospital where he was later discharged. I'm not certain how Forest rejoined his unit or whatever became of the charges against him. How about that.... one brother a decorated war hero, the other a criminal!! After the war, Forest married Leola M. (unknown) b. Jun 6, 1916 d.Aug 3 1989. He retired as a machinist with Cummins to his farm in Columbus, IN where he raised registered Black Angus cattle. Forest died in a VA hospital on Sep 8, 1978. (Must not have gotten a dishonorable discharge!) They are both buried in Riverside Cemetary, Seymore, IN. Forest was born to Jessie Beavers & Sophie Garlow on Sep 7, 1912. He had three brothers, Orville, of Muncie, IN. Ralph "John", of Freetown, IN. and Albert of Calif. He had one sister. A Mrs. Ollie Malson of Edinburgh,IN. I have been told he had a cousin out in Nebraska with the same name as his but with a different spelling. His was Forrest E. Beavers. Now you know almost all the info that I do! Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!!! Thanx in advance!!

Hello all.......I received this from a friend. She thought it was who I was looking for. Since it wasn't I thought I would forward it on to this list. Perhaps someone else will be able to use it. Good luck, Darlene Beaver Dougherty OK [email protected] <snip> I hope I have the right person for this BEAVER info I found on the 1910 Atoka County, Oklahoma Census, Farris Township. BEAVER, Ben B. - head - M - W - 53 - TX - IL - TN BEAVER, Jennie - wife - F - W - 43 - AL - TN - AL BEAVER, George - son - M - W - 15 - OK - TX - AL BEAVER, Claude - son - M - W - 12 - OK - TX - AL BEAVER, James G. - son - M - W - 9 - OK - TX - AL BEAVER, Viola - dau - F - W - 7 - OK - TX - AL BEAVER, Lillie - dau - F - W - 3 - OK - TX - AL Hope this family belongs to you. If they do not, you have my permission to send this message to the BEAVER mailing list hosted by rootsweb if there is one. Jacque Hopkins Wolski [email protected] Pushmataha County Coordinator web site at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~okpushma/index.html My personal family web site at: http://www.maxpages.com/mygenroots 'Last Will and Testament: Being of sound mind, I spent all my money.' ICQ # 21576780 Listowner of OKPUSHMA-L and CHOCTAW-L mailing lists.

Hi Listers, I am researching the Beavers line of the family. I have Margaret Beavers married to Edmond Allen mar 1832 in Loudoun Co, VA. Does anyone know anything more about her, her parents or siblings? Thanks, Janice

Looking for the Beaver/Beavers line and I am not having any luck. This is what I do have. Minnie Beaver was born November 1863, Texas. she married Jesse Kinman, March 29, 1885, Erath County, Texas. In a letter dated 1977, it states that Minnie died on a reservation near Durant, Yarnaby Community, Oklahoma, buried in Yuba Cemetery. Father's name was Jim Beavers. It is believed the family was Cherokee, but Mr. Kinman (Jack, her son) said his mother was Regular Delaware. Minnie, returned to the reservation when she discovered she was going to die. She had a regular funeral and then an old Indian Chief performed ceremonial dances. The cemetery in Yuba is now on private property. No one is allowed on the property. Her grave was placed under a hugh Hackberry tree. The cemetery may not exist any more, because when someone went looking for it, they found the property the cemetery was suppose to be located on, was covered with heavy machinery. The man who owned the property was working on leveling, ect. Her death certificate is on record at the Durant Court house, Durant Oklahoma, which is only 17 miles from the Yuba Cemetery. It can not be read except the name is discernible. Jim Beavers the father of Minnie is buried in Oklahoma in Indian Territory near Ardmore. If anyone can help me with this family, I would be a very happy camper. Many thanks, Marika

Does anyone have any info about Thomas Beaver of Rockingham Co., VA? I can't find him in the 1850 census, although he should be there, and was there later as well. This is what I know of him so far: Descendants of Thomas Beaver Generation No. 1 1. Thomas3 Beaver (George2, Matthias1) was born 1805-1810. He married Mildred Mills Bef 1830. Notes 1830 census of Rockingham Co., VA, p. 198, ln. 19 Thomas Beaver two males of twenty and under thirty. One female under 5; one female of fifteen and under twenty; one female of twenty and under thirty. 1840 census of Rockingham Co., VA, p. 67, ln. 6 Thomas Beaver one male 20 and under 30; one male 30 and under 40. two females under 5; three females 5 and under 10; two females 15 and under 20; and one female 60 and under 70. Children of Thomas Beaver and Mildred Mills are: 2 i. Maria4 Beaver, born Abt 1830. She married Stephen Chapman. 3 ii. ____ Beaver, born 1830-1840. She married John Landis. 4 iii. Amanda Beaver, born 1830-1840. She married ____ Price. 5 iv. Martha Jane Beaver, born Abt 1834 in Rockingham Co., VA. She married Thomas Joseph Shomo September 19, 1854 in Hills Hotel, Harrisonburg, Rockingham Co., VA. 6 v. George Beaver, born Aft 1840. 7 vi. Lydia Frances (Fannie) Beaver, born 1842; died 1909. She married John Derrow.

Hello, I am new to this list and am looking for any information on the following Beavers family: The 1850 Census for Hardeman Co., TN shows the following family in household 856: William Beavers, 50, m farmer, b. NC Mary, 40, f, NC Elizabeth, 19, f, AL Martha, 17, f, AL William 14, m, KY Jesse, 12, m, KY Mary 9, f, TN Angeline, 5, f, TN Aderline, 2, f, TN Any steer in the right direction or help in anyway would be appreciated. I am willing to share any info I have. Thanks, Lyn

Genealogical Researchers: The following is an outline of some of the LDS Records, as well as how I have utilized them for several years. LDS MICROFICHE RECORDS: You can either view these microfiche at any Family History Center throughout the world, or purchase them for yourself, at 15 cents per sheet. Most Public Libraries have a microfiche reader, or you can purchase a used one for less than $75. If you want to purchase LDS Microfiche, follow these directions: Call 1-800-537-5950 and order these FREE order forms. Tell them that all of your items are FREE items. # 33360 Order forms # 31874 FHL catalog order form for microfiche # 31791 IGI order form for microfiche # 34083 Family history publications list order form Order about 5 copies of each item. When you receive the order forms, you can purchase the microfiche for 15 cents each, plus S&H. 1. International Genealogical Index (IGI): Millions & millions of names. You will not find dates of death on this index. But, did you know that your ancestor's name is not even on this index unless a member of the LDS has performed an LDS ordinance for your ancestor? There are a variety of ordinances which they perform besides Baptisms. Each Microfiche sheet has about 40,000 names on it. 2. Locality Catalog: This shows you what types of records have been microfilmed for a particular locality. The microfilm numbers relate to the reels, which have the actual documents microfilmed. 3. Surname Catalog: This shows you which books that a particular surname are listed in, even if the title may not include your particular surname. Through these records, I was able to find 2 books that included my direct lineage, and I had no idea that they were ever published. Many of these books are also available to rent via microfilm from the LDS. 4. Author, Subject & Title Catalog: This catalog is MASSIVE! A listing of just about everything regarding family history in the entire world. As you may or may not know, a lot of this info is also available on www.familysearch.org . But, this website has a lot of traffic, and I find it much easier to get a bird's eyeview via microfiche. Also, the microfiche allows you to see various codes, which gives you many more clues in your research. Everyone who is on this list, does not have access to the web. I, for example, am writing this email to you, via a 486 computer that has only email access on it. I am not affiliated with the LDS in any way. However, I do know that they have the largest collection of genealogical records in the entire world. They are the ones who created GEDCOM & the first genealogy software called PAF. They are also the ones who started the massive microfilming projects during the 1940s. If it wasn't for their efforts, I could not have found a lot of what I have, unless I visited the actual courthouses & State Archives. When I am satisfied that I have collected a large amount of information on one of my particular lineages, here is what I do: I submit a GEDCOM diskette to the LDS Ancestral File, and then I print out a hard copy of narrative about these folks, and organize & index it in book form. Many of today's genealogy software programs will do this for you. I send this hard copy to the LDS Family History Library in Salt Lake City, UT, and they have it hardbound for their library's circulation. I also give the LDS the right to microfilm my book, so that someone else who is looking for this info, will be able to find it, maybe 50 years from now. Everything that I submitted to the LDS Ancestral File in 1995, is now available for others to download via www.familysearch.org . The main fruits of our genealogical efforts is the ability to SHARE with others. You often hear a lot about how inaccurate the LDS records are. But, in genealogy, you have to take everything with a grain of salt. Do you think that you have actual "proof" of anything? Think about it. The only real proof of your ancestors, is if you have a video tape of you being born, and then, you would only know who your mother was. While people were giving depositions in court, responding to census enumerators, and giving information about the deceased on a death certificate, do you think that everything that they stated was accurate? Not to mention, the massive amount of errors that you can find in newspaper obituaries, as well as tombstones at cemeteries. The best that we can do, is to measure the whole pile of "evidence", and try to make a conclusion based on this. The LDS should be commended for providing most of this information to us for FREE, or for such a ridiculously low price, that it only compensates them for their actual costs. Their Family History Publications List has several research supplies for FREE or almost nothing, such as: 1. List of Family History Centers. 2. Ancestral File info. 3. Family History Research. 4. Foreign Language Helps. 5. Software & resources. 6. Research Outlines for: British Isles, Canada, Europe, Latin America, Scandinavia, Asia/South Pacific. 7. Research Outlines for every State in the US. These cost 50 cents each, and give great details on every phase or research within that state. 8. Family Group Records & Pedigree Charts. 9. Research Logs. Cost is $2.25 for 100 sheets. 10.Census Work Sheets. Cost is 4 cents each. 11. U.S. Military Records Research Outline. Cost is 50 cents. 12. U.S. Genealogical Research Outline. Cost is $1. Take care, and Happy Hunting! William A. Mills Perry, GA [email protected] ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Genealogical Researchers: I thought I would pass along some info that may be helpful to genealogical researchers. The LDS has a publication entitled: A GUIDE TO RESEARCH. This 24-page, comprehensive publication gives a complete overview of the LDS records, and how to perform your genealogical research via their various collections of info. Here is an outline of the topics covered in that publication: WHY FAMILY HISTORY? INTRODUCTION: >Purpose. >Records at the Family History Library. >Services & Resources. +Family Search Center. +Family History Library. +Family History Centers. >Research Process. 1. IDENTIFY WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT YOUR FAMILY: >Fill out a Pedigree Chart & Family Group Sheet. >Gather additional information. >Organize your records. 2. DECIDE WHAT YOU WANT TO LEARN ABOUT YOUR FAMILY: >Select an ancestor. +Missing information. +Incomplete information. +Unverified information. +Conflicting information. >Select a research question. >Prepare a research log. 3. SELECT RECORDS TO SEARCH: >Identify a record category. +Compiled records. +Original records. +Background information. +Family History Library Catalog. +Finding aids. >Compiled records. +Ancestral File. +International Genealogical Index (IGI). +Family histories. +Other sources of compiled records. >Original records. +Vital records & civil registration. +Church records. +Cemetery records. +Census records. +Probate records. +Military records. +Immigration records. +Other original documents. >Choose a record type. >Select specific records to search. >Describe the records on your research log. +Summary. 4. OBTAIN & SEARCH THE RECORD: >Obtain the record. +At the Family History Library. +At a Family History Center. +Other repositories. >Search the record. +Name changes. +Spelling variations. +Handwriting. +Dates. >Record the results. +Photocopies. 5. USE THE INFORMATION: >Evaluate the information. >Transfer the information. >Organize your records. >Share information. +Contribute to Ancestral File. +Share your family history. >Repeat the process. ADDITIONAL: >Indexing of records. >Other services. +Orientation. +Group visits. +Additional instruction. +Accredited genealogists. +Correspondence. +Family History Centers. +Other libraries & archives. >Library rules. This publication also contains: 2 Pedigree Charts, 1 Family Group Sheet, and 2 Research Log sheets. There is also a chart which describes how to select various record types to obtain your objectives, such as proof of: >Age. >Birth date. >Birthplace. >City or Parish of foreign birth. >Country of foreign birth. >Death. >Divorce. >Ethnicity. >Historical background. >Immigration or emigration. >Maiden name. >Marriage. >Occupation. >Parents, children, & other family members. >Physical description. >Place-finding aids. >Place (town) of residence when you know only the state. >Places family has lived. >Previous research (compiled genealogy). >Record-finding aids. >Religion. If you would like to obtain this comprehensive genealogical publication, please call 1-800-537-5950 and ask for # 30971, A GUIDE TO RESEARCH. Guess what? This publication only costs 40 cents, and the copy that I have, looks like it is printed on heavy duty, acid-free stock, and also has a nice, thick, full-color, glossy cover. However, if you want to order it by credit card, it will cost an extra $2. But, since there are no S&H charges, how can you lose? If, however, you can wait a few weeks to receive a Family History Publications List (# 34083), and the order form (# 33360), you will not have to pay the extra $2. I am not affiliated with the LDS in any way. However, I do know that they have the largest collection of genealogical records in the entire WORLD. Take care, & happy hunting! William A. Mills Perry, GA [email protected] ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Hello all.........I just joined the list and thought I would post my interests. I'm mainly trying to find the parents of Francis Marion Beaver, but would be glad to hear from anyone that thinks we may have a connection. Darlene Beaver Dougherty OK, USA [email protected] Here is what I have so far. Descendants of Francis Marion Beaver 1 Francis Marion Beaver b: September 02, 1835 in AL d: July 27, 1909 in Mena, Polk Co. AR .. +Mary E. Watson b: May 08, 1839 in TN d: May 14, 1898 in Mena, Polk Co. AR m: March 11, 1857 in TN or AR ......... 2 William R. Beaver b: 1859 in AR ......... 2 Clemmie Beaver b: 1861 in TX d: January 12, 1942 in Sulphur, Murray Co. OK ............. +Bud Lowther b: June 24, 1854 in Polk Co. AR d: April 21, 1924 m: in TN .................... 3 Oscar Lowther b: Abt 1880 in TN ......... 2 Sarah Frances Henrietta Beaver b: July 12, 1863 in Hunt Co. TX ............. +Jim Lowther b: November 18, 1860 in Mena, Polk Co. AR d: April 08, 1916 m: Abt 1879 .................... 3 William John Arnold Lowther b: November 15, 1880 in Near Mena, Polk Co. AR .................... 3 Millard McCarrol Lowther b: August 30, 1882 in Near Mena, Polk Co. AR ........................ +Effie Dell Turner m: in Polk Co. AR ............................... 4 Glenn Lowther .................... 3 Sallie Lowther b: August 25, 1884 in Near Mena, Polk Co. AR .................... 3 Marion Lowther b: 1886 in Near Mena, Polk Co. AR .................... 3 Garland Lowther b: October 14, 1886 in Near Mena, Polk Co. AR .................... 3 James Isaac Lowther b: 1888 in Near Mena, Polk Co. AR ......... 2 James Thaddeus Beaver b: June 14, 1867 in TX d: July 16, 1945 in Sulphur, Murray Co. OK ............. +Sallie Gibson b: March 25, 1866 in AL d: January 27, 1935 in Sulphur, Murray Co. OK m: Abt 1886 .................... 3 William Francis Beaver b: March 06, 1888 d: February 05, 1968 in Sulphur, Murray Co. OK ........................ +Ada Ferguson b: January 23, 1894 in AR d: July 08, 1970 in Sulphur, Murray Co. OK ............................... 4 Frank Beaver b: Private ................................... +Lorene L x b: August 14, 1920 d: February 22, 1981 m: February 15, 1939 ............................... 4 Florence Beaver .................... 3 Delia Beaver b: March 1889 .................... 3 Claude Beaver b: January 1898 in Mena, Polk Co. AR d: Abt 1932 in OK ........................ +Ada Bell Thornton ............................... 4 Red Beaver b: May 24, 1920 in Wilburton OK d: October 17, 1990 in Stillwater, Perkins Co. OK ................................... +Estelle Ruth Williams b: January 03, 1921 in Sulphur, Murray Co. OK d: March 15, 1991 in Ardmore, Carter Co. OK m: June 28, 1941 in Sulphur, Murray Co. OK .......................................... 5 Troy James Beaver b: Private in Sulphur, Murray Co. OK .............................................. +Darlene Marie Livell .......................................... *2nd Wife of Troy James Beaver: .............................................. +Carol Jean Phipps b: Private in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Co. OK m: 1962 in Sulphur, Murray Co. OK ..................................................... 6 Ruth Leigh Beaver b: Private in Sulphur, Murray Co. OK ......................................................... +Joseph Anders b: October 22, 1958 in Gladewater TX d: February 13, 1988 in Kilgore Tx m: March 31, 1980 in Gilmer TX ............................................................... 7 James Matthew Anders b: Private in Stroud OK ..................................................... 6 Micheal Beaver b: Private in Spearman TX ......................................................... +Holly Ruth Dollarhide b: in CA d: 1983 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Co. OK m: 1982 in Davenport OK ............................................................... 7 Michael Adam Beaver b: Private in Davenport OK ..................................................... 6 Charlotte Louise Beaver b: Private ......................................................... +. ............................................................... 7 Aaron Dale Meigs b: Private in Stillwater, Payne Co. OK ..................................................... 6 Dean Edwin Beaver b: Private in Woodward, Woodward Co. OK ......................................................... +Donna Jane Mooers b: Private in Portland, Maltaoma OR m: October 1987 in Taft, Kern Co. CA ............................................................... 7 K-C DaLynn Beaver b: Private ............................................................... 7 Tasha Jean Beaver b: Private .......................................... 5 Ruth Marie Beaver b: Private .......................................... 5 Claude Beaver b: Private in OK .............................................. +Margaret Brooks b: in OK ..................................................... 6 David Beaver b: Private ..................................................... 6 Junior Beaver b: Private ..................................................... 6 Keith Beaver b: Private ..................................................... 6 Chuck Beaver b: Private .......................................... 5 Stephen Beaver b: August 04, 1948 d: October 14, 1969 ..................................................... 6 Stephenanie Beaver .......................................... 5 Allen Beaver b: Private ..................................................... 6 Laura Beaver b: Private ............................... 4 Opal Beaver ................................... +Jim Britt ............................... *2nd Husband of Opal Beaver: ................................... +. Smith ............................... 4 Thomas Beaver ............................... 4 Eldon Beaver ............................... 4 Claude Beaver JR ......... 2 Fannie I.E. Beaver b: April 1874 in AR d: September 1930 in OK ............. +Dudley Stone b: December 1880 in TX

Mickey, On July 8, you wrote the following: *Michael BEAVERS, witnessed deed in Fayette Co., TN 1836, John C. McLEMORE to John BEAVERS. *Michael BEAVERS appt. adm. estate of John BEAVERS, 1836, Fayette Co. TN with John MOOSE and John GULLETT as his securities. *The last eight were minors...Francis D. BEAVERS and George W. BEAVERS. Do you have any more information about John Beavers, Francis D. Beavers or George W. Beavers? I have a John Paul Beavers (my ggg grandfather) who supposedly came from Tennessee to Oklahoma as an Old Settler or on the Trail of Tears. My gg grandfather was George Paul(?) Beavers. I know he was living in Adair County, Oklahoma, in 1902 when my great-grandfather, James Augustus Beavers, was born. George also had a son named Francis. John and George were supposedly full Cherokee Indian. Thanks, Lynna Beavers Nix

Marc: As you can see, there were Peters and Michaels in Hampshire District...and lots of other places. Michel BIEBER, on tax list Philadelphia, PA; 1751 [cacd]. Michel BIEBER, on tax list, Philadelphia, PA; 1768.[cacd] Michael BEAVERS (1740/1832) m. Anna FENSTERMACHER, Pvt., PA. [PI] Michael BEAVERS on tax list Hampshire Dist., VA 1782. [cacd] Makle BEAVERS on tax list Bourbon Co., KY; 1791. [cacd] Michael BEAVERS on tax list, Harrison Co., KY; 1800 [cacd]. Michael BEAVERS m. Molly MAUCK, 7 Jan 1799, Shenandoah Co., VA [mrcd] Michael BEAVERS 1810 census, Hampshire Co., VA, pg 27; 0 0 0 1 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 [cscd]. Michael BEAVERS 1810 census, Harrison Co., KY; 0 0 1 0 0 - 1 1 0 1 0 pg. 309.[cacd] Michael BEAVERS 1810 census, Harrison Co., KY; 0 0 1 1 0 - 1 1 1 0 0 pg. 310 [cacd] Michael BEAVERS 1810 census index, Rowan Co., NC; pg. 66 [cscd] Michael BEAVERS 1810 census index, Rowan Co., NC, pg. 69 [cscd]. Michael BEAVERS, named as son of Wm. BEAVERS who d. 1816, Lincoln Co., TN. Michael BEAVERS 1820 census index, Rowan Co., NC; pg 234. [cscd] Michael BEAVERS 1820 cenus index, Hampshire Co., VA; pg 249. [cscd] Michael BEAVERS 1820 census index, Rockingham Co., VA; pg. 125. [cscd] MIchael BEAVERS 1820 census index, Lincoln Co., TN; 1 0 0 0 1 0 - 1 0 1 0 0. Michael BEAVERS of "Lawrence Co., AT" rec'd patent for land, Lawrence Co., AL on 29 Oct 1818. 1820 State census, Lawrence Co., AL, pg 21, line 24, 1 white male 21+, 3 white males -21, 1 white female 21+, 2 white females -21; living next door to William BEAVERS. Witnessed will of Joseph POLLARD in 1824, was a Justice of the Peace same year. In 1827 assigned 1/2 of his land to Allen SMITH, 1/2 to State for river improvements. Does not appear in Lawrence Co. records again. Michael BEAVERS witnessed will of Joseph POLLARD, Lawrence Co., AL, 1825. Michael BEAVERS 1830 census Fayette Co., TN; pg. 35; 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 - 2 1 2 0 0 0 1 0. Michael BEAVERS 1830 census Hardeman Co, TN; pg 359; 1 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 - 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0. Michael BEAVERS (son of Michael BEAVERS of Fayette Co) m. Mary JACKSON, 5 Dec 1839, Fayette Co., TN [mrcd] Michael BEAVERS, witnessed deed in Fayette Co., TN 1836, John C. McLEMORE to John BEAVERS. Michael BEAVERS appt. adm. estate of John BEAVERS, 1836, Fayette Co. TN with John MOOSE and John GULLETT as his securities. Michael BEAVERS, will in Fayette Co., TN names wife Polly, and fifteen children. The last eight were minors. Willis Bright BEAVERS, Stephen BEAVERS, Malinda, wife of Joe WALLER, Lucinda, wife of J. A. ABLES, Mary wife of Cornelius CULBREATH, Henry W. P. BEAVERS, Sarah married WILLIAMS, Elizabeth BEAVERS, Michael BEAVERS, Martha Jane BEAVERS, Eliza Catherine BEAVERS, Thomas J. BEAVERS, Andrew J. BEAVERS, Francis D. BEAVERS and George W. BEAVERS. Michael BEAVERS, (son of William BEAVERS and Agnes PATRICK) b. ca 1844, Lawrence Co, AL. M. 1 Sep 1861 to Narcissa WALDREP, had by her sons, James Nelson BEAVERS and Albert Calvin BEAVERS. Served in Civil War. Peter BEAVER, n.a. Philadelphia, 1741. [ipl] Peter BEAVERS (1731/1782) m. (1) Sarah JEWELL (2) ?, Pvt., NJ. [PI] Peter BEAVERS on Somerset Co., NJ tax list 1780. [cacd] Peter BEAVERS on tax list Hampshire Dist., VA 1783 [cacd] Peter BEAVERS 1790 tax list, Salisbury Dist, Rowan Co., NC Peter BEAVERS 1800 census Rowan Co. NC, pg.199; 0 1 2 0 1 -0 2 0 0 1 [cscd]. Peter BEAVERS (son of Geo. BEAVERS of NJ) b. ca 1785. Peter BEAVERS Jun. 1810 census, Hampshire Co., VA, pg. 27; 0 0 0 1 0 - 0 0 1 0 0 - 09 [cscd]. Peter BEAVERS Sen., 1810 census, Hampshire Co., VA, pg 27; 1 3 0 0 1 - 0 1 1 0 1 [cscd]. Peter BEAVERS 1810 census, Rockingham Co.,VA;3 0 0 1 0 - 0 0 1 0 0. Peter BEAVERS 1810 census index, Rowan Co., NC; pg 66 [cscd]. Peter BEAVERS m. Nancy EMERY, 12 Jun 1817, Rowan Co., NC [mrcd] Peter BEAVERS on tax list, Franklin Co., GA; 1818. [cacd] Peter BEAVERS 1820 census index, King William Co., VA; pg 308. [cscd] By the way, you should be sending these messages to the Beavers list. That way everybody can share in all the data. [email protected] Thanks Mickey

Marc I have several Matthias' in my database. It was a far more popular name than one would have thought. I don't know a thing about any of them, though. Matthias BEAVERS (1750/1827) m. Nancy Ann COON, Public Service, VA. [PI] Matthias BEAVERS served with SC troops in Revolution [SCR] Matthias BEAVERS on tax list Hampshire Dist., VA 1782 [cacd] Matthias BEAVERS on tax list Shenendoah Co., VA 1783. [cacd] Mithias BEAVERS on tax list, Bourbon Co., KY; 1791 [cscd]. Matthias BEAVERS on tax list, Harrison Co., KY, 1800 [cscd]. Mathias BEAVERS 1800 census Charleston Co., SC; pg 48; 1 1 0 1 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 [cscd] Matthias BEAVERS 1810 census, Rockingham Co,VA; 0 0 2 2 1-0 0 1 1 2. Mildred Wright "Mickey" Fournier PO Box 1967, Lake City, FL 32056 [email protected]

The information I have on the Beavers family in my line is limited and is focused in KY and AR in the 1800s. William Bird's 4th wife (and my ancestor) was Anna J. Beavers. She was born in KY in Oct., 1863 and they married abt 1880, when she was 17 (and he was 42). They had five children, all born in AR, probably Lonoke Co.: Moody - b. 1884, Sanky - b.1888, Alonzo - b. 1897, Lou - b. 1900 and Apsie Ruby - b. 1901. Anna died in Lonoke and was buried there. I'm trying to find information on her parents. Other than her birth location in KY, I have no clues. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Sandy

I'm researching the Beavers family, too. My branch is centered in the northeastern part of Oklahoma and the northwestern part of Arkansas. My great-great-great-grandfather was John Paul Beavers. I believe he was on the Old Settler Rolls. I've been told that he was one of those given a bag of flour, some gunpowder and a musket and told to go west. Unfortunately, I do not have any dates on him. His son (the only child that I know of) was George Paul Beavers. George married Mary Ellen Jordan in McDonald County, Missouri, on November 1, 1883. I know that for a time they lived where the town of Bella Vista, Arkansas, is now. George owned all the land in that area and sold it for $100 except for a small family cemetery where a young daughter was supposedly buried. George and Mary moved to Adair County, Oklahoma, near Watts and Westville. They had ten living children: Haywood, Ervin, Ollie, Jack, Frank and Francis (twins), James, Maude, Pearl, and Ethel. George was a circuit minister. My great-grandfather (James) used to talk about how his father would come in from the fields, clean up, then mount up on his horse to travel up to thirty miles to preach. Unfortunately, that was about all James ever said about his dad. He was pretty close-mouthed about his family. However, I have heard that both George and Ellen died when James was young. I believe James was mostly raised by his elder siblings. James Augustus Beavers was born in August 1902 in Adair County, Oklahoma. He married Reba Elva Paschal, and they had eight children: Betty, Bobby Gene, June and Jim (another set of twins), Bill, Geraldine, Shirley, and Paulette. The family moved to Fayetteville, Arkansas, where that branch of the family is still centered today. A mystery surrounds James' first marriage. He was married once before he wed Reba. No children were born to that marriage, or at least none survived. James would not mention his first wife, and so none of us even know her name. I've heard that she left him and went home to live with her family. My grandfather was Bobby Gene. He was born in 1932 and was the second child. Bobby moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma, in his teens, married, and had two children. The Beavers family is of Cherokee descent. I would like to prove relationship to someone on the rolls. Although I am now too old to be on the rolls myself, I have a younger brother and several cousins that could benefit from being on them. I would like to find any distant cousins and trade notes. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Lynna Beavers Nix

Yes, I also belong to the list! I guess it is just us two. I am looking for the parents of William BEAVERS b. 1800, Tennessee. He m. (1) Millie STEVENS (dau. of George) in 1821 in Lawrence County, AL. He has sons James and Alfred by that marriage. He m. (2) Agnes Patrick (dau. of John) in 1827 also in Lawrence County, AL. They had Berthana, Rigdon, Willie J. (female), Mary M., Verlinda, William Charles, Michael, and John. William died 1873 in Lawrence County, AL. I am 99% sure he is of the Lincoln County, TN BEAVERS family but I cannot fit him in. Who are you working on? Mildred Wright "Mickey" Fournier PO Box 1967, Lake City, FL 32056 [email protected]

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Looking for info on these siblings... They were all born In ARK Lula M. BEAVERS Guy BEAVERS Jewel BEAVERS Idus BEAVERS Their parents are John Alexander Beavers and Elizabeth Richardson or Mosely. (supposedly Mosely was a previous marriage) Thanks, Andrea _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

I descend from William BEAVERS/BEVERS/BEAVER/etc. who was born 1800 in Tennessee. By 1821 he was in Lawrence Co., AL where he married Millie STEVENS (daughter of George). By her he had two sons, James and Albert. Millie apparently died before 1827, William married Agnes PATRICK (daughter of John) that year. They had Berthana, Rigdon, William Charles, Verlinda,Mary M., Willie J.(female), Michael and John L. I have strong circumstantial evidence that Wiliam was of the Lincoln County, TN BEAVERS family but I need those last bits of proof. I will be happy to exchange information! Mildred Wright "Mickey" Fournier PO Box 1967, Lake City, FL 32056 [email protected]