Sarah F. BOGGS, b. 20 Apr 1839, d. 21 Oct 1912 married John H. JONES. Both are buried Jones Cemetrey, Clark County, Arkansas. 1880 Federal census shows her birthplace as PA, 1900 census as TN. Daughter's death certificate list her birthplace as Arkansas! Anyone have this Sarah F. BOGGS? Foster JONES secondservices@juno.com ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Dear Marcia: I noted your request and since I just found a BOGGS family member, I would like to know if there is a BOGGS Family association? If so, do you have a contact address - either e-mail or US mail? I only have text e-mail from Juno. Much appreciations. Foster JONES secondservices@juno.com ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Anne........I am sending to you separately, my file showing Lillburn W. Boggs ancestors.....to John Livingston Boggs.....Kathy ----- Original Message ----- From: Anne Evans <anne95616@yahoo.com> To: <BOGGS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2000 11:50 AM Subject: [BOGGS-L] Boggs info > Hello, > I would like any information on a Boggs reunion in > North Carolina. Do you have e-mail contacts? > > I came across this info about two Boggs brothers... > > This is from THE REGISTER of the Kentucky Historical > Society ...Volume 76, 1978...page 276. > > Two members of the cast of Revenge (?1810) Liburn > W.Boggs played the part of Zanga's mistress. His > younger brother Joseph Oliver Boggs (called master > Boggs because of his youth) played a minor female part > in the farce. > John M. Boggs was a tailor with a shop on Main Street > in Lexington. His wife was the former Martha Oliver. > Their two sons attended Transylvania Seminary. > Lilburn was 17 years old at the time of the > performance. > > Lilburn was a corporal in Captain David Todd's company > during the victorious Thames expedition in 1813. In > 1816 he settled in Missouri and entered the fur trade. > The rest of the story ...you all know. > > Interesting note about the early amateur actors of > Kentucky. Many of the amateurs appear on the rosters > of military units from 1812-115. > > I don't think I am related to the Lilburn Boggs line. > I will ask my question again....Do we know the > connection if any...to this Boggs family, to the NC > Boggs families? > > I live about an hour from Napa California...where > Lilburn is buried. He died on his farm in 1860. I > hear much about him ....but what about his ancestors? > Thanks....Anne > > > ==== BOGGS Mailing List ==== > Help maintain free access to genealogical information on the Internet in 2000 by supporting Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html/ >

Hello, I would like any information on a Boggs reunion in North Carolina. Do you have e-mail contacts? I came across this info about two Boggs brothers... This is from THE REGISTER of the Kentucky Historical Society ...Volume 76, 1978...page 276. Two members of the cast of Revenge (?1810) Liburn W.Boggs played the part of Zanga's mistress. His younger brother Joseph Oliver Boggs (called master Boggs because of his youth) played a minor female part in the farce. John M. Boggs was a tailor with a shop on Main Street in Lexington. His wife was the former Martha Oliver. Their two sons attended Transylvania Seminary. Lilburn was 17 years old at the time of the performance. Lilburn was a corporal in Captain David Todd's company during the victorious Thames expedition in 1813. In 1816 he settled in Missouri and entered the fur trade. The rest of the story ...you all know. Interesting note about the early amateur actors of Kentucky. Many of the amateurs appear on the rosters of military units from 1812-115. I don't think I am related to the Lilburn Boggs line. I will ask my question again....Do we know the connection if any...to this Boggs family, to the NC Boggs families? I live about an hour from Napa California...where Lilburn is buried. He died on his farm in 1860. I hear much about him ....but what about his ancestors? Thanks....Anne

I would be interested in hearing about the Boggs reunion held at Cains Creek in September. Please share information with the list. Thank you. Marcia (Geiger) Boggs

Paul, I show John "Pune" Boggs married 1st to Mahala Griffith B- Ca 1840 with 10 children and married to Louise (Louisa) Stidham B- 1828. May I ask where you are related in the chain of Boggs descendants? My grandfather was John H. Boggs s/o Isaac "Singing Isaac" Boggs and married to Lucinda (Lucy) Back. My mother was Nadine and married Oscar Jennings. My name is Thelma Jennings Leitch leitch@mounet.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Paul Boggs <pulchy@e-machines.net> To: <BOGGS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 06, 2000 10:53 PM Subject: [BOGGS-L] John H "Pune" Boggs > I am being told that John H "Pune" Boggs was married two times. The first > one to Mahala Griffith, married 12-12-1849. > The second to Louisa J Stidham, married 1889.There was 10 children by Mahala > Griffith. Can anyone verify this for me please. > Thanks > Paul S Boggs > Miami, Fl > > > ==== BOGGS Mailing List ==== > Genealogists United Against Plagiarism > >

To my knowledge the presentation by Evelyn's was not recorded. I don't think many know that she would be there and were not prepared to record. Sorry. Dave

Dear Cousins. The Boggs reunion was held on Sept. 9th at a small Church on Caines Creek which is just outside Blaine, in Lawrence Co. Ky. Most there were descended from James L. Boggs who settled in that area. The reunion is held each year on the first Saturday after Labor day. This years reunion attracted about 60 cousins from as far away as Calif. and Colorado. Evelyn Ferguson was there from Colorado. Evelyn has more information than anyone I know about the East Ky. Boggs family. She spoke for about 20 min and was very enlightening. The food was great as always. We would like to see many more Boggs cousins attend next year. If you will keep my email address and get in touch with me next year I can give direction and accommodations information for anyone who would like to come. There is always lots of good information there. Dave Church dlchurch@bright.net

Paul, John "Pune" is my direct line. I have him on two different files as married to Louisa Stidham. Her birth date Nov. 1840 In VA. and death abt. 1889. Don't know where I got this originally but I have believed this to be the case for many years. I have no confidence in the dates for Louisa birth and death. Dave

I am being told that John H "Pune" Boggs was married two times. The first one to Mahala Griffith, married 12-12-1849. The second to Louisa J Stidham, married 1889.There was 10 children by Mahala Griffith. Can anyone verify this for me please. Thanks Paul S Boggs Miami, Fl

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Hello Anne, I am looking for a Sam Boggs and a Doc Boggs. My father was Edwin Boggs from Columbus, GA. and I was told by my sister prior to her death that Sam and Doc were my dad's brothers. Do you have any info you can share? Thanks. Linda Boggs LBoggs1222@aol.com

Hello List: I wanted to throw my Boggs out there to see if I get any nibbles. Mine is Esther Boggs, b. about 1795, and I'm not sure where; possibly NC, SC or GA--(Gee, that really narrows it down!) She married Robert B. Fillingim in 1820 and moved to Escambia Co., FL, where they are recorded as pioneers of the county. I have references that she was indian as another descendant applied for a pension on the Cherokee but was rejected saying she was Creek... Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.... Leah ----- Original Message ----- From: <BOGGS-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <BOGGS-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2000 12:00 PM Subject: BOGGS-D Digest V00 #141

Hello, I live in Northern California and hear much about Gov. L W Boggs. In fact, I found many things written about the early Ca. Boggs families. However out of the many stacks of papers I could not find any connection to the NC Boggs families. My Boggs ancestors come from Chatam County, NC. Is there a connection between the NC Boggs and Gov. lw Boggs? Where was his family before KY? I am still looking for my Samuel Wilson Boggs. Where did his family come from? Thanks for your help. I really do enjoy reading your comments and questions. Thanks Anne <anne95616@yahoo.com>

Joanne Scobee Morgan wrote: > no relationship to me... and I have no further info. > How is this Boggs related to Gov. Boggs, or the Boggs of KY? > > In 1824 Lilburn W. Boggs, at the age of eighteen, migrated from New > England to St. Louis, a row of wooden buildings along the riverfront and > the seat of the fur trade. He married into the fur trade group. His wife > was JULIA ANN BENT, daughter of SILAS BENT. She died at an early age. In > St. Louis, Boggs was named cashier of the Mission Bank. This was a nice > start for the ambitious man, but Boggs did not conform to that mold; he > was an adventurer and the frontier called. Where does the information that he came to Missouri from New England come from, what is the citation. Lilburn W. Boggs was born in Kentucky. He may well have moved to New England at an early age (this branch of the Boggs family was gripped by wanderlust); but I'd like to have source of information if possible. Does anyone know what Gov. Lilburn W.'s middle name was for certain? All Missouri references I've seen cite him as Lilburn Wycliff (or Wycliffe) Boggs. But all California references I've seen state his name as being Lilburn Williams Boggs. I suspect that the California "Williams" reference may be a confusion relating to his grandson born in 1848 (by William Montgomery Boggs and Sonora Louise Hicklin) who was also named Lilburn W. Boggs; but I have not confirmed this. This branch of the Boggs family seemed to use family names as middles names--but not necessarily the names of any closely related families--rather strange. > > In 1826 he landed at Fort Osage, then known as Sibley, and became > engaged in merchandising in the riverfront town. It was here that he > married his second wife, PANTHEA GRANT BOONE, a granddaughter of DANIEL > BOONE. From here they moved to Independence and he became a frontier > merchant. > As a popular citizen, he was appointed the first clerk of Jackson > County, and his handwritings are to be seen in the first records. He > wrote the contract for the first courthouse, as well as other buildings. > As a merchant he was an agent for a patent medicine. In his advertising > he claimed that his medicine was "unequaled in powers in eliminating > from the human system, all the poisonous juices" and was good for > "scrofula, white swelling, rheumatism and liver complaints." (1) It is > not known just where his store was located, but his home was on South > Spring, across from a large public spring, which gave the street its > name. > > 1. Hickman, History of Jackson county, p. 251 Are there any descendants of Lilburn W. Boggs on the list? I have some family information from oddball sources that I'd be happy to swap. -- Bob Birchard bbirchard@earthlink.net http://www.mdle.com/ClassicFilms/Guest/birchard.htm

Guess its time for me to dust off my genealogy notes and post my info again. Yes this is the same Lilburn W Boggs that became Governor etc. I have always been told we are related but have never been able to tie my info in. My Great Grandmother was Anna Irena Boggs daughter of Wilbur or (Wilburn) Boggs and Elizabeth Pollard of Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. She was born on January 18th 1864, Married George Edward Smith on January 29th 1889 in Ray, Richmond, Missouri. She died on March 27th 1948 in Pittsburgh, Alleghany Co.,PA. I have never been able to tie the Boggs line in any further. If any one knows about my Anna Irena please let me know. Some of you have helped a lot & I guess its time to try again. I spent all of 1999 on Chemo therapy & am doing much better. Thanks for all past help. Holly West holly@pinn.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathy Hughes" <heweys@prodigy.net> To: <BOGGS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2000 6:34 PM Subject: Re: [BOGGS-L] FRONTIERSMAN LILBURN W. BOGGS > This IS the Lilburn W. Boggs who was Senator, Lt. Gov. and Gov. of Missouri > and Alcade in Northern California.........Kathy > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Joanne Scobee Morgan <morgans4@swbell.net> > To: <BOGGS-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2000 2:58 PM > Subject: [BOGGS-L] FRONTIERSMAN LILBURN W. BOGGS > > > > no relationship to me... and I have no further info. > > How is this Boggs related to Gov. Boggs, or the Boggs of KY? > > > > In 1824 Lilburn W. Boggs, at the age of eighteen, migrated from New > > England to St. Louis, a row of wooden buildings along the riverfront and > > the seat of the fur trade. He married into the fur trade group. His wife > > was JULIA ANN BENT, daughter of SILAS BENT. She died at an early age. In > > St. Louis, Boggs was named cashier of the Mission Bank. This was a nice > > start for the ambitious man, but Boggs did not conform to that mold; he > > was an adventurer and the frontier called. > > In 1826 he landed at Fort Osage, then known as Sibley, and became > > engaged in merchandising in the riverfront town. It was here that he > > married his second wife, PANTHEA GRANT BOONE, a granddaughter of DANIEL > > BOONE. From here they moved to Independence and he became a frontier > > merchant. > > As a popular citizen, he was appointed the first clerk of Jackson > > County, and his handwritings are to be seen in the first records. He > > wrote the contract for the first courthouse, as well as other buildings. > > As a merchant he was an agent for a patent medicine. In his advertising > > he claimed that his medicine was "unequaled in powers in eliminating > > from the human system, all the poisonous juices" and was good for > > "scrofula, white swelling, rheumatism and liver complaints." (1) It is > > not known just where his store was located, but his home was on South > > Spring, across from a large public spring, which gave the street its > > name. > > > > 1. Hickman, History of Jackson county, p. 251 > > > > > > ==== BOGGS Mailing List ==== > > Search the BOGGS archives! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > > > > > ==== BOGGS Mailing List ==== > Search the BOGGS archives! http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

no relationship to me... and I have no further info. How is this Boggs related to Gov. Boggs, or the Boggs of KY? In 1824 Lilburn W. Boggs, at the age of eighteen, migrated from New England to St. Louis, a row of wooden buildings along the riverfront and the seat of the fur trade. He married into the fur trade group. His wife was JULIA ANN BENT, daughter of SILAS BENT. She died at an early age. In St. Louis, Boggs was named cashier of the Mission Bank. This was a nice start for the ambitious man, but Boggs did not conform to that mold; he was an adventurer and the frontier called. In 1826 he landed at Fort Osage, then known as Sibley, and became engaged in merchandising in the riverfront town. It was here that he married his second wife, PANTHEA GRANT BOONE, a granddaughter of DANIEL BOONE. From here they moved to Independence and he became a frontier merchant. As a popular citizen, he was appointed the first clerk of Jackson County, and his handwritings are to be seen in the first records. He wrote the contract for the first courthouse, as well as other buildings. As a merchant he was an agent for a patent medicine. In his advertising he claimed that his medicine was "unequaled in powers in eliminating from the human system, all the poisonous juices" and was good for "scrofula, white swelling, rheumatism and liver complaints." (1) It is not known just where his store was located, but his home was on South Spring, across from a large public spring, which gave the street its name. 1. Hickman, History of Jackson county, p. 251

This IS the Lilburn W. Boggs who was Senator, Lt. Gov. and Gov. of Missouri and Alcade in Northern California.........Kathy ----- Original Message ----- From: Joanne Scobee Morgan <morgans4@swbell.net> To: <BOGGS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2000 2:58 PM Subject: [BOGGS-L] FRONTIERSMAN LILBURN W. BOGGS > no relationship to me... and I have no further info. > How is this Boggs related to Gov. Boggs, or the Boggs of KY? > > In 1824 Lilburn W. Boggs, at the age of eighteen, migrated from New > England to St. Louis, a row of wooden buildings along the riverfront and > the seat of the fur trade. He married into the fur trade group. His wife > was JULIA ANN BENT, daughter of SILAS BENT. She died at an early age. In > St. Louis, Boggs was named cashier of the Mission Bank. This was a nice > start for the ambitious man, but Boggs did not conform to that mold; he > was an adventurer and the frontier called. > In 1826 he landed at Fort Osage, then known as Sibley, and became > engaged in merchandising in the riverfront town. It was here that he > married his second wife, PANTHEA GRANT BOONE, a granddaughter of DANIEL > BOONE. From here they moved to Independence and he became a frontier > merchant. > As a popular citizen, he was appointed the first clerk of Jackson > County, and his handwritings are to be seen in the first records. He > wrote the contract for the first courthouse, as well as other buildings. > As a merchant he was an agent for a patent medicine. In his advertising > he claimed that his medicine was "unequaled in powers in eliminating > from the human system, all the poisonous juices" and was good for > "scrofula, white swelling, rheumatism and liver complaints." (1) It is > not known just where his store was located, but his home was on South > Spring, across from a large public spring, which gave the street its > name. > > 1. Hickman, History of Jackson county, p. 251 > > > ==== BOGGS Mailing List ==== > Search the BOGGS archives! http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >

Unsubscribe Zippytippy@aol.com wrote: > In case anyone is interested, AncientFaces ( http://www.ancientfaces.com ) > has just added a "mystery photos" section. You can submit those pictures of > kin that have remained unidentified in your family for years-and maybe > someone will recognize them and email you! Pretty cool. I'm adding several! > > Pam Marks > > ==== BOGGS Mailing List ==== > Genealogists United Against Plagiarism

--part1_e8.a1f3b8f.26fa9458_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Thank you, Paul for your posting on the above. In addition I received from Michael Holbrook (rmichael@geoe.com) a Gilley Cousin of mine in Knoxville, TN., the following attachment which gives several generations of Boggs, etc.,: --part1_e8.a1f3b8f.26fa9458_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; name="Bolling Mary Ann-Andreww Boggs.txt" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Disposition: inline; filename="Bolling Mary Ann-Andreww Boggs.txt" <HTML><FONT SIZE=3D3 PTSIZE=3D10>Subj:=09<B> RE: Mary Ann Bolling</FONT><FO= NT SIZE=3D3 PTSIZE=3D10></B><BR> Date:=099/19/00 6:30:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time<BR> From:=09rmichael@geoe.com (Michael Holbrook)<BR> To:=09RGilley331@aol.com<BR> CC:=09Zippytippy@aol.com<BR> </FONT><FONT SIZE=3D3 PTSIZE=3D10><BR> </FONT><FONT SIZE=3D3 PTSIZE=3D10>Andrew and Polly Bolling Boggs had at lea= st two children. Below is all that<BR> I have found so far for their descendants. Got to make this one short and<B= R> sweet. It's getting late and I still have to drive to West Virginia<BR> tonight.<BR> <BR> Later,<BR> Michael<BR> <BR> <BR> Descendants of Andrew Jackson Boggs and Mary "Polly" Bolling<BR> <BR> Generation No. 1<BR> <BR> 1. ANDREW JACKSON BOGGS son of ELI BOGGS and Sarah Eldridge was born 1833<B= R> in Lee Co., Va., and died Bef. 1859. He married MARY BOLLING December 6,<BR= > 1852 in Letcher Co., Ky., daughter of EZEKIEL BOLLING and NANCY CARR. She<B= R> was born December 29, 1834 in Mouth of the Pound River, Russell (now<BR> Dickenson) Co., Va. near present-day Bartlick, Va., and died January 13,<BR> 1928 in Appalachia, Wise Co., Va.<BR> <BR> Notes for MARY BOLLING:<BR> Excerpt from "Pioneer Recollections of Southwest Virginia" by Elihu Jasper<B= R> Sutherland, 1984. Page 180 - Recollection of Henry Keel, May 25, 1922,<BR> Clintwood, VA:<BR> "....I do not know how Skaggs Gap got its name. George Potter told me years= <BR> ago - 1914 - that his mother was born at Skaggs Hole, and she, if alive,<BR> would have been 82 years. Her father was Ezekiel Bolling who must have<BR> settled in the bottom at Skaggs Hole about 1832, the date of his daughter's<= BR> birth, if Potter was correct. Bolling was related to the Bollings who<BR> settled very early on the head of the Pound. A little later in 1843 Alex(?)= <BR> Clevinger secured a patent for many acres of land which included most of the= <BR> river bottoms above the Breaks. He built a large log house on an island in<= BR> the river, but the "Fresh of 1862" washed the house away, and destroyed the<= BR> island."<BR> Note: George Potter was the son of Andrew Potter and Betsy Bolling, Polly's<= BR> sister.<BR> <BR> More About MARY BOLLING:<BR> Burial: January 15, 1928, American Legion Cemetery, Powell Valley, Wise Co.,= <BR> Va.<BR> <BR> Children of ANDREW BOGGS and MARY BOLLING are:<BR> 2.=09i.=09AARON C. "Dock" BOGGS, b. December 1853, Lee (now Wise) Co, Va.; d= .<BR> Aft. 1920.<BR> 3.=09ii.=09MARY ANN BOGGS, b. July 26, 1855, Lee (now Wise) Co., Va.; d. Jan= uary<BR> 29, 1936.<BR> <BR> <BR> Generation No. 2<BR> <BR> 2. AARON C. "Dock" BOGGS was born December 1853 in Lee (now Wise) Co, Va.,<= BR> and died Aft. 1920. He married (1) SYLVANIA BLAIR in 1877 in Letcher Co.,<B= R> Ky., daughter of FRANCIS BLAIR and REGINA DINGUS. She was born Abt. 1858,<B= R> and died Bef. 1891. He married (2) MARY J. MAGGARD January 7, 1891 in<BR> Letcher Co., Ky., daughter of ISAAC MAGGARD and MAHALA GILLEY. She was born= <BR> September 1854, and died December 16, 1907.<BR> <BR> More About AARON C. BOGGS:<BR> Census 1: 1880, Letcher Co., Ky., Prec. #2 , Hse. #444, Fam. #448<BR> Census 2: 1900, Letcher Co., Ky., Dist. 4, Cumberland, Hse. #87, Fam. #88<BR= > Census 4: 1920, Wise Co., Va., Gladeville District, E.D. 172, West Norton,<B= R> Hse. #141, Fam. #141 with daughter Dona Boggs Harris<BR> <BR> More About MARY J. MAGGARD:<BR> Burial: Boggs Cemetery, Ovenfork, Letcher Co., Ky.<BR> <BR> Children of AARON BOGGS and SYLVANIA BLAIR are:<BR> 4.=09i.=09FRANCIS WILLIAM BOGGS, b. November 1877, Letcher Co., Ky.; d. Unkn= own.<BR> =09ii.=09CHARLEY B. BOGGS, b. Abt. 1879; d. Unknown.<BR> =09iii.=09RILEY F. BOGGS, b. October 1881, Letcher Co., Ky.; d. Unknown; m.<= BR> ALLIE JONES, August 17, 1905, Dorchester, Wise Co., Va.; b. Abt. 1890,<BR> Hawkins Co., Tn.; d. Unknown.<BR> <BR> More About RILEY F. BOGGS:<BR> Census 1: 1900, Wise Co., Va., Gilley Voting Prec., Richmond Dist., E.D.<BR> 128, Hse. #151, Fam. #254 (with brother Francis William Boggs)<BR> <BR> =09iv.=09NERVESTA ALICE BOGGS, b. January 1884, Letcher Co., Ky.; d. Unknown= ; m.<BR> L.N. BURNETT, March 31, 1903, Wise Co., Va.; b. Abt. 1858, Floyd Co., Va.;<B= R> d. Unknown.<BR> =09v.=09MARY J. BOGGS, b. December 1888, Letcher Co., Ky.; d. Unknown; m. JO= HN<BR> SHOEMAKER, May 23, 1903, Preacher Creek, Wise Co., Va.; b. Abt. 1884, Tn.;<B= R> d. Unknown.<BR> 5.=09vi.=09MELDONA BOGGS, b. August 1889, Letcher Co., Ky.; d. Unknown.<BR> <BR> Child of AARON BOGGS and MARY MAGGARD is:<BR> =09vii.=09MARTHA C. BOGGS, b. November 1891.<BR> <BR> 3. MARY ANN BOGGS was born July 26, 1855 in Lee (now Wise) Co., Va., and<BR= > died January 29, 1936. She married (1) MATTHEW STILTNER Unknown. He was<BR= > born Unknown, and died January 12, 1897 in Buchanan Co., Va. She married (2= <BR> ) JOHN W. O'QUINN Unknown. He was born Unknown, and died Bef. 1936.<BR> <BR> Notes for MARY ANN BOGGS:<BR> Obituary found in the Minutes of the Union Association of Old Regular<BR> Baptist Churches:<BR> BOGGS, Mary, the dau of A. J. and Polly Boggs; b: Jul 26 1855 d: Jan 29<BR> 1936; 1st md: Matthew STILTNER; 7 children; 2nd md: John W. O'Quinn,<BR> deceased. Member of the Old Regular Baptist Church. Written by her son, Fred= <BR> Stiltner<BR> <BR> Children of MARY BOGGS and MATTHEW STILTNER are:<BR> 6.=09i.=09BAXTER STILTNER, b. Abt. 1881; d. 1967.<BR> 7.=09ii.=09FRED STILTNER, b. April 21, 1886, Buchanan Co., Va.; d. August 25= ,<BR> 1964.<BR> 8.=09iii.=09ALLIE PHARE STILTNER, b. October 6, 1883; d. November 10, 1951.<= BR> =09iv.=09PARIS STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09v.=09DIANA STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09vi.=09ELI STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> <BR> <BR> Generation No. 3<BR> <BR> 4. FRANCIS WILLIAM BOGGS was born November 1877 in Letcher Co., Ky., and<BR= > died Unknown. He married MAUD BURNETT February 20, 1900 in Stonega, Wise<BR= > Co., Va., daughter of LARREDY BURNETT and MESOVINA ?. She was born Abt.<BR> 1882, and died Unknown.<BR> <BR> More About FRANCIS WILLIAM BOGGS:<BR> Census 1: 1900, Wise Co., Va., Gilley Voting Prec., Richmond Dist., E.D.<BR> 128, Hse. #151, Fam. #254<BR> <BR> Children of FRANCIS BOGGS and MAUD BURNETT are:<BR> =09i.=09CHARLES BOGGS, b. Abt. 1902.<BR> =09ii.=09MAXIE BOGGS, b. Abt. 1908.<BR> =09iii.=09KEITH BOGGS, b. Abt. 1910.<BR> =09iv.=09HARLEN BOGGS, b. Abt. 1916.<BR> <BR> 5. MELDONA BOGGS was born August 1889 in Letcher Co., Ky., and died<BR> Unknown. She married CHARLIE C. HARRIS January 20, 1904 in Preacher Creek,<= BR> Wise Co., Va., son of JOHN HARRIS and MARTHA ?. He was born Abt. 1885 in<BR= > Breathitt Co., Ky., and died Unknown.<BR> <BR> Children of MELDONA BOGGS and CHARLIE HARRIS are:<BR> =09i.=09ELMO HARRIS, b. Abt. 1909.<BR> =09ii.=09PAUL HARRIS, b. Abt. 1910.<BR> <BR> 6. BAXTER STILTNER was born Abt. 1881, and died 1967. He married MARY<BR> LOONEY Unknown. She was born Abt. 1884, and died 1971.<BR> <BR> Children of BAXTER STILTNER and MARY LOONEY are:<BR> 9.=09i.=09ROLAND STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09ii.=09CLARENCE STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09iii.=09HARRISON STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09iv.=09ROY STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09v.=09EUGENE STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09vi.=09BILL STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> 10.=09vii.=09HARVEY ANDERSON STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09viii.=09ALICE STILTNER, b. Unknown; m. ? HOGSTON, Unknown; b. Unknown.<BR= > =09ix.=09FLORENCE STILTNER, b. Unknown; m. ? HONEYCUTT, Unknown; b. Unknown.= <BR> 11.=09x.=09GOLDA FAYE STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09xi.=09ALAFAIR STILTNER, b. Unknown; m. ? ADKINS, Unknown; b. Unknown.<BR> =09xii.=09VIRGIE STILTNER, b. Unknown; m. ? BELCHER, Unknown; b. Unknown.<BR= > <BR> 7. FRED STILTNER was born April 21, 1886 in Buchanan Co., Va., and died<BR> August 25, 1964. He married BELLE POTTER August 6, 1908. She was born<BR> Unknown, and died Unknown.<BR> <BR> Notes for FRED STILTNER:<BR> Obituary found in the Minutes of the Union Association of Old Regular<BR> Baptist Churches:<BR> STILTNER, Fred b: Apr 21 1886 Buchanan Co., Va; d: Aug 25 1964 s/o Matthew<B= R> and Mary (Boggs) Stiltner, md: Belle (Potter) Stiltner, Aug 6 1908 6 girls:<= BR> Mae Blassingame, Carrie Weaver, Ella Mullins, Rusha Sykes, Naomi Brooks, and= <BR> Avonell Powell, 3 boys: Donald, Edgar, and Paul, also leaves one brother,<BR= > Baxter Stiltner and one sister, Mrs. Eli Sifers. Member of the Old Regular<B= R> Baptist Church.<BR> <BR> Children of FRED STILTNER and BELLE POTTER are:<BR> =09i.=09MAE STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09ii.=09CARRIE STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09iii.=09ELLA STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09iv.=09RUSHA STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09v.=09NAOMI STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09vi.=09AVONELL STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09vii.=09DONALD STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09viii.=09EDGAR STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09ix.=09PAUL STILTNER, b. Unknown.<BR> <BR> 8. ALLIE PHARE STILTNER was born October 6, 1883, and died November 10,<BR> 1951. She married ISAAC POTTER. He was born Unknown, and died Unknown.<BR> <BR> Notes for ALLIE PHARE STILTNER:<BR> Obituary found in the Minutes of the Union Association of Old Regular<BR> Baptist Churches:<BR> STITLNER, Allie Phare was the dau of Mathew and MaryAnn Stiltner; b: Oct 6<B= R> 1883 d: Nov 10 1951; md: Isaac POTTER, 11 children, 3 deceased, surviving:<B= R> Martha Potter, Praise, Ky; Lillie Mae Stergil of Mouth Card, Ky; Joseph,<BR> Geroge, Ernie, Sydna Daniels, Corvin, Berth, Jewell all of Dayton, Tenn,<BR> also leaves 3 brothers and 3 sisters: Fred, Paris, of Praise, Ky; Baxter of<= BR> Belcher, Ky; Mrs. Eli Sifer, Mrs. Eli Deel, Mrs. A. J. Mullins of Praise Ky.= <BR> Member of the Old Regular Baptist Church.<BR> <BR> Children of ALLIE STILTNER and ISAAC POTTER are:<BR> =09i.=09MARTHA POTTER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09ii.=09LILLIE MAE POTTER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09iii.=09JOSEPH POTTER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09iv.=09GEROGE POTTER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09v.=09ERNIE POTTER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09vi.=09SYDNA POTTER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09vii.=09CORVIN POTTER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09viii.=09BERTH POTTER, b. Unknown.<BR> =09ix.=09JEWELL POTTER, b. Unknown.<BR> <BR> <BR> Generation No. 4<BR> <BR> 9. ROLAND STILTNER was born Unknown. He married UNKNOWN Unknown. She was<= BR> born Unknown.<BR> <BR> Child of ROLAND STILTNER and UNKNOWN is:<BR> =09i.=09NANCY JOYCE STILTNER, b. Unknown; m. ? COULTER, Unknown; b. Unknown.= <BR> <BR> 10. HARVEY ANDERSON STILTNER was born Unknown. He married UNKNOWN Unknown.= <BR> She was born Unknown.<BR> <BR> Child of HARVEY STILTNER and UNKNOWN is:<BR> =09i.=09CAROLYN STILTNER, b. Unknown; m. ? CROXTON, Unknown; b. Unknown.<BR> <BR> 11. GOLDA FAYE STILTNER was born Unknown. She married ? POTTER Unknown.<BR= > He was born Unknown.<BR> <BR> Child of GOLDA STILTNER and ? POTTER is:<BR> =09i.=09RUTH POTTER, b. Unknown; m. ? RAMEY, Unknown; b. 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