I was checking back through some old email and re-read this one concerning a Sadusky/Bird line. This isn't my Bird line, so I haven't verified any of the information, but I thought some of you might find the website below interesting. Perhaps you'll find some helpful clues. Good luck, Sherry Johnson http://members.aol.com/anderson73/sandusky.html > Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2001 23:03:16 EST > Subject: Re: Mary Bird Sadusky will dated 1752 > To: JAKEOWEN@aol.com > > Hi John. I don't have a scanner but will give you > this abstract of the will > of Mary Bird Sandusky Palmer from wills in Hampshire > Co. VA (now WV): > MARY PALMER of Patterson's Creek, Frederick Co., > written Oct. 15, 1752, > proved Feb. 14, 1758. Names 3 children: Ann > Miller, Sofia Johnson, Andrew > Sadosk. Executor Sofia Darling (wife of William > Darling, her 2nd husband), > William Darling, security, with John Ryan and Luke > Collins. Wit: John > Douthit, Davis Rutter. > (By the way, this will clearly states "Patterson's > Creek" and not "Parsons > Creek") > > I also have the will of Thomas Palmer, Mary's second > husband, if you need it. > It's in Philadelphia Will Book G.224. Thomas > Palmer of Amity (now Berks > Co.), wife Mary. Grandchildren: John and James > Warren. Step-ch Andrew > Sadonski, Anne (wife of Encreas Miller), Sophia > (wife of Isaac Johnson), > Emanuel (son of Andrew and Cathrine Sadonski). > Negro Jo. Exec. Mary Palmer > and James Warren. Wit: George Boone, Jonas Jones > and Francis Kitchen. > > Justina Warren, dau. of Anthony Sandusky and Mary > Bird, has a will in > Philadelphia as well. > > What is your connection? Marilyn Coalla > > --part1_26.ff7687f.27977ec0_boundary-- > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail - only $35 a year! http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

Is anyone on the list researching the Bird family in Georgia, who were originally from Berks County, PA? Burgund Bird with his wife, Mary Robeson Bird and their family settled in Effingham County, Georgia in the mid 1700s. Maureen jmm1682@mediaone.net