lat: I am rootsweb L, really Nancy (Belcher) I love your e-mail name as I too am a chocklate- lover. We MUST be CLOSELY related! Actually I can't find my Great grandfather, James Thomas Belcher and that's not very far back! Later, Nancy(e-mail vernan@ourtownusa.net Hutchinson , KS

thanks for the info on the poll tax BARB

I'm going to list all of my Simeon Belcher family in the 1880 Lee County, VA. Census and hope that there are descendents out there. Surely, there are descendents out there of my McClellan's sisters and brothers! McClellan was my grandfather. BELCHER, Simeon 48 Tn. Nc. Nc. Selah 34 Tn. Tn. Tn. wife McClellan 17 Va--married Caroline Baker--my grandparents John 14 Va Syntha 11 Va Nancy 9 Va Sarah E. 6 Va Andrew 5 Va Hiram 3 Va Martha 9/12 Va.--married James Dingus Sally 79 Mother Nc Nc Nc Navada Gibson Heflin

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------CEDA6E86DFCE92D9F797DC9B Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Most of these folks were living in Benton, Randolph County, Alabama..they are on 1850 Alabama, Benton Census. 1855-1860 Patrons responsible for maintance of portions of the road-thro "Poll tax". D.A. Perryman Wlm Perryman Alfred Belcher Henry Belcher There was also a W.T. Belcher that ran a farm supply store downtown...next to Trammel Street.. Herman Nanapudn@aol.com wrote: > FANTASTIC loved your thanksgiving edition, you have put so much effort into > these newsletters and i dont know if we have thanked you often enough. i > went back and reread all of them. That was neat thinking of giving us link > to them. > > I too am researching a BRICK WALL on my one Belcher and that is the one that > is keeping me from filling my five generation chart. > Eliza Belcher born about 1820 in Henry Co GA married Hamilton K Moore Feb > 24, 1842 in Fayetteville, Fayette, Georgia, they had 6 or 7 children, one was > my great grandmother Mary Elizabeth that married John Cimsey Huddleston. > Eliza was sent to Middledgeville later in life and i havent found any > informtion on her death. I am leaning toward William Belcher and Jamima > Smith as being her parents, from all the data i have researched, in the > listing of their children there was a daughter born about that time frame in > that area of GA. Hamilton moved to AL later in life and married a Katherine > Huddleston, I have information on them. Just this brick wall. Thanks BARB --------------CEDA6E86DFCE92D9F797DC9B Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="Hbelcher.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Herman D. Belcher, Sr. Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="Hbelcher.vcf" begin:vcard x-mozilla-html:FALSE version:2.1 end:vcard --------------CEDA6E86DFCE92D9F797DC9B--

Glad you sent it out, I had no trouble getting thru & found some good inf...thanks chuckrunyon@home.com

Im sorry to be sending this BelcherBlues url out again: but the pop up on the index page is causing problems this month: this is a direct link to the Thanksgiving page: below is the type in address: http://www.angelfire.com/la2/gen/belcherblues4.html i do apologize and hope to get the index page back working: Gayl

FANTASTIC loved your thanksgiving edition, you have put so much effort into these newsletters and i dont know if we have thanked you often enough. i went back and reread all of them. That was neat thinking of giving us link to them. I too am researching a BRICK WALL on my one Belcher and that is the one that is keeping me from filling my five generation chart. Eliza Belcher born about 1820 in Henry Co GA married Hamilton K Moore Feb 24, 1842 in Fayetteville, Fayette, Georgia, they had 6 or 7 children, one was my great grandmother Mary Elizabeth that married John Cimsey Huddleston. Eliza was sent to Middledgeville later in life and i havent found any informtion on her death. I am leaning toward William Belcher and Jamima Smith as being her parents, from all the data i have researched, in the listing of their children there was a daughter born about that time frame in that area of GA. Hamilton moved to AL later in life and married a Katherine Huddleston, I have information on them. Just this brick wall. Thanks BARB

In a message dated 11/11/00 10:39:15 AM Eastern Standard Time, Wells789@aol.com writes: > pop ups are annoying sometimes and wont let you bookmark a page: I saw part of it was at angelfire, you can have the kind there that is embedded, pop up drive me cookoo!!! I switched my pages from pop ups when I found that I could not book mark them Thanks for writing. Sandy in Florida [Sandra Sommerville Wells Griffith] <A HREF="http://www.angelfire.com/fl2/sandrag">All My Mama's</A> Maybe I will catch up with my mail when I retire, in 2010, <grin>

I'm looking for decendents of my grandfather, Leonard Belcher. He was born around the early 1900's. He married Elsie Bailey, who was the daughter of James William Preston Bailey and Nannie Helmandollar-Bailey. Together Leonard and Elsie had 10 children: Ray, Lillian, Elizabeth, Donald, Eugene, Jimmy, Wayne, Janice, Margaret, and Mamie. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Dolly Wolfe-Comer

copy and paste or type in url below: http://home.talkcity.com/LibraryDr/gw7/index.html pop ups are annoying sometimes and wont let you bookmark a page: sorry, Gayl

In a message dated 11/10/00 8:33:23 PM Eastern Standard Time, Wells789@aol.com writes: > The November Issue of the "Belcher Blues" newsletter is online: > A special Thanksgiving Issue: > may take a little time to load the pages: but well worth it! > http://home.talkcity.com/LibraryDr/gw7/index.html > All I get is a black page, and an annoying pop up survey Thanks for writing. Sandy in Florida Maybe I will catch up with my mail when I retire, in 2010, <grin>

The November Issue of the "Belcher Blues" newsletter is online: A special Thanksgiving Issue: may take a little time to load the pages: but well worth it! http://home.talkcity.com/LibraryDr/gw7/index.html

<A HREF="http://home.talkcity.com/homepopup.html?url=/LibraryDr/gw7/index.html"> Newsletter</A> The November Issue of the "Belcher Blues" newsletter is online: A special Thanksgiving Issue: may take a little time to load the pages: but well worth it! http://home.talkcity.com/LibraryDr/gw7/index.html

At 03:32 PM 11/3/00 EST, you wrote: >James Belcher Lawrence County Ky: >In the 1850 scanned images of Lawrence County Kentucky : >Andrew James Belcher age 32 laborer born in Virginia: >wife: Nancy age 22 >daughter: Martha age 3 >son: James age 1 >===================================== >no other Belchers are listed in the 1850 Lawrence County census: >===================================== >in the 1860 Census : is only an index list: >James Belcher is mentioned and no other Belchers: >no ages or anything listed in this census: >==================================== >are you sure the wife was Margaret and dau nancy: >could it have been the other way around?? >Gayl Ramey Wells >u.s.a.=genealogy site: >http://www.angelfire.com/la2/gen/index.html I also have death records for Strauther, who died at age twelve of "FLUX", & Jane, who died at age two of "whooping cough". Parents are listed as "James & Margaret BELCHER". Other children born to them: Martha, Nancy, my GGGrmother, Lyddia, who married James H. MARCUM, Elizabeth, James & Eliza A., all listed in household 267 of the 1850 census of Wayne Co., VA (WV). The James you mention is not mine, The 1850 Census, Wayne County, Virginia (West Virginia) 267 BELCHER ELIZA A. 1 267 BELCHER ELIZABETH 5 267 BELCHER JAMES 32 267 BELCHER JAMES 2 267 BELCHER LYDDIA 8 267 BELCHER MARGARETT 32 267 BELCHER MARTHA J. 11 267 BELCHER NANCY 7 267 BELCHER STRAUTHER 4 Ck Morehouse

I double(and triple) checked the address and tried it from my end. It appears to be correct. Try going to www.angelfire.com first, maybe you can get there that way. You're not the first one having problems with it. Hope everyone can get there! -Adrienne

I tried the www.angelfire.com/la2/gen/Belchers1.html that you posted, and I got "couldn't find the page you requested". Perhaps this is no longer there? Could you check. Elynn Boss mboss@ix.netcom.com

In a message dated 11/3/00 3:53:29 PM Pacific Standard Time, mboss@ix.netcom.com writes: << www.angelfire.com/la2/gen/Belchers1.html >> the belcher only page has been changed to: geocities.com/wells789/belchers1.html this website is mine the main url is: this takes you to the main index page http://www.angelfire.com/la2/gen/index.html

Hi, I am looking for information on Jonathan Belcher and his wife Jane listed in the 1860 Census for Scott County, Virginia. He is listed as born in Mercer County, Virginia. He married a second time to Margaret Gibson 17 August 1865. He listed is parents as Isom and Nancy Belcher. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Sharon Dulaney SharonDHRD@aol.com dulaney@cobweb.net Researching Skeen, Minton, Hall, Willey, Isaacs, Monk, Belcher, Scarberry --Virginia Dulaney, Graybeal, Maxwell, Wampler -- Tennessee

James Belcher Lawrence County Ky: In the 1850 scanned images of Lawrence County Kentucky : Andrew James Belcher age 32 laborer born in Virginia: wife: Nancy age 22 daughter: Martha age 3 son: James age 1 ===================================== no other Belchers are listed in the 1850 Lawrence County census: ===================================== in the 1860 Census : is only an index list: James Belcher is mentioned and no other Belchers: no ages or anything listed in this census: ==================================== are you sure the wife was Margaret and dau nancy: could it have been the other way around?? Gayl Ramey Wells u.s.a.=genealogy site: http://www.angelfire.com/la2/gen/index.html

Greetings... I am new to the list & am just beginning my BELCHER line. My 3rd GGFather was James BELCHER, husband of Margaret MCGRAW. The only solid information I have on these people is a birth record of a female child dated July 8, 1857, Lawrence Co., KY. Their daughter, Nancy, born 1843, is my link. Can anyone provide information to James's origins? Sincerely...Claudia Kirk Morehouse