Tom, From the database of software@yellowknife.com The Heart of Simcoe County contact:Patricia Sherman source:Monumental Transcriptions of Central North Simcoe Co. vol.1 pg.53,ref#x-06 Robert Bowles,M,born 1814 Waterford City, Ireland Died 4 may 1894 in Penetanguishene,Ontario. Arrived in Simcoe about 1879 from Fenelon Falls, Victoria Co. Marriage 1 to Elizabeth Ray who was born 1817 in Quebec,died4 mar 1891 in Ontario. marriage 2 to Anne Blacker born In Woodbrook,Wexford, Ireland Children from marriage 1 are William H. Bowles b:1844 Sarah Jane Bowles b: 1854 in PQ,Canada Anne Isabell Paul b 1858 in Paulville, Ireland The one World Trees shows Roberts name as Robert Joshua Paul or Robert Bowles and his parents are William Gun Paul and Marianne Moore. This tree seems to have a lot of red falgs to me but you could email the poster and see what she has. There is probably an interesting story behind all these names. Randi Tom LaPorte <tlaporte@mts.net> wrote: Does anyone have access to ancestry.com who could look up one record for me? Robert Joshua Paul [Robert Bowles] Birth: dd mm year - city, Waterford, Ireland; Marriage: year - PQ, Canada ; Death: dd mm 1894 - city, Tiny, ON, Canada. Source: Trees & Communities - OneWorldTreeSM ancestry.com emailed me this one record to encourage me to sign up. I'm not really interested as I already have so much material to work with just to build my Bowles in Canada site. However, this record indicates Waterford, Ireland for my ancestor Robert Bowles and that would not be where I expected him to be born. It's the correct Robert Bowles as it has the date and place of death correctly. Also, I have no idea what the Robert Joshua Paul part is all about. I have never seen those names for him. I expect this to be incorrect information so I would like to know what all they have and possibly who submitted it. Could anyone help? Tom LaPorte Randi Bowles-Meentzen

Tom,I will look it up for you now. Randi Tom LaPorte <tlaporte@mts.net> wrote:Does anyone have access to ancestry.com who could look up one record for me? Robert Joshua Paul [Robert Bowles] Birth: dd mm year - city, Waterford, Ireland; Marriage: year - PQ, Canada ; Death: dd mm 1894 - city, Tiny, ON, Canada. Source: Trees & Communities - OneWorldTreeSM ancestry.com emailed me this one record to encourage me to sign up. I'm not really interested as I already have so much material to work with just to build my Bowles in Canada site. However, this record indicates Waterford, Ireland for my ancestor Robert Bowles and that would not be where I expected him to be born. It's the correct Robert Bowles as it has the date and place of death correctly. Also, I have no idea what the Robert Joshua Paul part is all about. I have never seen those names for him. I expect this to be incorrect information so I would like to know what all they have and possibly who submitted it. Could anyone help? Tom LaPorte Randi Bowles-Meentzen

On June 14, I indicated that we had a potential candidate from the Thomas and Sarah Holman Bowles line who might be willing to do the DNA test, and requested some funding help for it. Regrettably, this candidate has apparently decided not to participate even though we had commitments for the funding. My thanks to the good folks who volunteered to help fund it. We are still seeking another candidate from this line. There are three major branches in this line: Nathaniel V. Bowles who married Jane Puryor (Puryear) Thomas T. Bowles who married Mary Brown Joseph Farrar Bowles who married Sarah Farrar Hensley Help us find a candidate. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com]

I have Christopher Lawson and his wife from 1624 to 1638 in James City Co. I believe that Thomas Lawson who died in 1624 was a son of Christopher and Alice Lawson. In 1638, Christopher had at least 650 ac. land in James City Co. By 1637 Christopher had transported 5 persons, one being ANTHONY ?. Anybody know who Anthony is? Leathel, 1624 James City Co, VA Christopher Lawson & Wife Thomas Lawson, Dead (probably son?) 1625 James City Co, VA Christopher Lawson & Wife Alice 1635, Alice LAWSON, by Capt William Pierse (485) RICHARD BELL and CHRISTOPHER LAWSON, 500 acres in the county of James City, beginning at a little Indian field, lying over against the land of John Demsey. Due 200, purchased by Richard Bell from Alexander Homer, and 50 acres from Thomas Taylor (due Taylor for his own personal adventure), and 250 acres due said Lawson for the transportation of five persons, William Reynolds, William Coyle, Roger Andrewes, ANTHONY (?) , Ann Drawater. By Harvey, May 23d 1637. May 1,1638, Christopher Lawson, 400 in James City, upon " Rolphe's Creek.

I wish I was eligible but unfortunatekly I am female. However I do have 2 brothers who I will ask. Lisa -------Original Message------- From: Charles Hartley Date: 07/12/05 19:48:49 To: BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Bowles DNA Project - Follow-up Message On June 14, I indicated that we had a potential candidate from the Thomas and Sarah Holman Bowles line who might be willing to do the DNA test, and requested some funding help for it. Regrettably, this candidate has apparently decided not to participate even though we had commitments for the funding. My thanks to the good folks who volunteered to help fund it. We are still seeking another candidate from this line. There are three major branches in this line: Nathaniel V. Bowles who married Jane Puryor (Puryear) Thomas T. Bowles who married Mary Brown Joseph Farrar Bowles who married Sarah Farrar Hensley Help us find a candidate. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com] -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.323 / Virus Database: 267.8.12/46 - Release Date: 7/11/2005

Does anyone have knowledge of this lawsuit or anyone mentioned in it?? Dolores Madison County, Kentucky Circuit Court Case #11274 H. Bowles heirs vs. H. Bowles heirs - in Chancery Sept 1826 Executed 31st August 1826 R.R. Estill D (deputy) for J. Miller Sct MC (Supreme Court Madison County) The Commonwealth of Kentucky to the sheriff of Madison County Greetings you are hereby commanded to summon Mary Bowles & Patsy Bowles To appear before the Judge of our Madison Circuit Court at the Court house in Richmond on the 1st day of our next Sept term to answer to a bill in chancery exhibited against them in our said court by Hugh Bowles heirs And this they shall in nowise omit and have them there this writ witness David Irvin clerk of our said court this 23rd day of Augt 1826 and in the 35 year of the Commonwealth David Irvin Box 114 Bundle 228 Hugh Bowles heirs Vs Hugh Bowles' Admin Filed Augt 23 1826 Att D. Irvin 1826 Sept Cont 1827 July Discontinued To the Honorable judge of the Madison Circuit Court in chancery setting Humbly complaining herewith unto your honor orators Henry Porter and your oratrix Nancy Porter wife of said Henry and Betsy Martin, Jane Bowles Thomas Edge and Polly his wife William Bowles Thomas Bowles Hugh Bowles and John Roach and Sally his wife That on the day of Hugh Bowles died intestate seized and possessed of a tract of land containing about one hundred acres of land situate in the County of Madison and also of a considerable personal estate free from debt or __?__ment leaving your orators and oratixes and the husbands of your oratrixes together with Patsy Bowles his only legal representatives - They make said Patsy Bowles defendant to this bill They charge that at the October Term of the County Court of Madison 1804 Mary Bowles the widow of said Hugh Bowles obtained from said County Court letters of administration on her said husbands estate and afterwards caused an inventory of the personalty of said Hugh's estate to be returned to said County Court which was accounted at that time to wit in November 1804 to the sum of $231.83 to a copy of said inventory they refer as part of this will - They charge that said Administratrix who is prayed a deft hereto never made any sale of the personalty afsd nor has she ever come to any settlement of her said administration with the County Court of Madison. They further charge that said Mary the widow of said Hughs has continued to reside on the land afsd and to occupy the same ever since said Hughs death and (whether ?) she has ever had her dower assigned her either in said tract of land or the personalty they are not able to state certainly but suppose she has not - They are ! willing to give bond to refund in case debts or demands should here after come against said estate upon securing their respective parties of said estate. They charge that the dividend of each of the heirs of said Hugh Bowles decd in the tract of land afsd is (not?) of the value £30. They charge that said Mary Bowles refuses to come to a settlement of her administration or to pay to your orators and oratrixes any part of said personal estate or the proceeds of the same - But for the purpose of evading the payment of the same is fraudulently indevoring to transfer said estate to the Defendant Patsy Bowles - In tender consideration of the premises and for as much as your orators and oratrixes are ___?__less at common law they pray your honor to take cognizance of their case. They pray a settlement of said administration and that your honor would decree a distribution of said estate according to the rights of the complainants and defendants - They pray in ___?___ a sale or division of the tract of land as may be decreed ___?___ for the advantage of these ___?___ to the same. They also pray that said Mary may have her downer assigned her in said estate if it has not already been done. They pray the Commonwealths writ of Subpoena against said Defendants and they the each on oath answer the allegations of this will. They pray for __?__ other and further __?__ in the premises as is equitable and right __?__. Ca___?__ for Complts. End of File.

I have done a little more research on this John Bowles who died about 1796. I don't know if this Thomas Bowles who married Grace Jeffrey had anything to do with John Bowles or not, it sure looks like it could? We know that IF Thomas is a son of John then this John is not John and Mary from Middlesex Co, because their Thomas was born 1744. NOW if John and Thomas were brothers, were they brothers to Benjamin (Will 1780 NC)? Anybody got a handle on Thomas and Grace Bowles? Is Jeffrey Bowles their son? Leathel, BOWLES, John, of Hanover Co., deceased, estate accounts with his executor, Benjamin BOWLES of Hanover (Abstracted from The Virginia Gazette and Weekly Advertiser 26 Dec. 1796) 1782, John (Jolly Tar) 600 acres. 1789 bought 100 3/4 acres from Mr Kizer. 1797 becomes John Bowles Estate. 1798 land decreased from 700 acres to 229 acres. Benj. receives 199 acres. Jerminah Wade receives 172 acres. 1800 the 229 acres go to Jeffree Bowles. 1801 Jeffree increases to 260 acres. 1804 sells 100 acres to George Bowles. 1806 Jeffree has 365 acres. 1810 Thomas F Bowles gets 125 acres from Jeffree Bowles Estate, which makes Thomas a total of 225 acres. 1812 Sarah gets 2 acres from Benjamin, making her a total of 42 acres adjoining Thomas. 2 miles sw of court house. Thomas Bowles, b. 8/19/1730 d.3- - 1814, m. Grace Jeffrey; PVT CT 1783 Jeffery Bowles 0 1 0 1784 Jeffery Bowles 0 2 0,( Jephat Bowles?) 1787 Jeffery Bowles 0 2 0 ,no poll tax 1788 Jeffery Bowles 0 2 0,no poll tax 1789 Jeffery Bowles 0 2 0 1790 Jeffery Bowles 1 2 0,Petitioner 1791 Jeffery Bowles 0 1 0 1792 Jeffery Bowles 0 1 0 1793 Jeffery Bowles 0 1 0 1794 Jeffery Bowles 0 1 0 1795 Jeffery Bowles 0 1 0 , 1 adult 1796 Jeffery Bowles 1 1 0 1797 Jeffery Bowles 1 1 0 1798 Jeffery Bowles 1 1 0 1799 Jeffery Bowles 1 1 0 1800 Jeffery Bowles 1 1 0 1801 Jeffery Bowles 1 1 0 1802 Jeffery Bowles 0 0 0 1803 Jeffery Bowles 0 0 0

Hi all for you people who have connection to Norfolk England . I have discovered this site that has many Bowles and connected names Recently I have discovered material on my seventh Great grandmother and her siblings. http://www.genealogy.doun.org This site is a Norfolk Transcription Archive -Surname List hope this helps some members. Brian Coker (researching Bowles Coker and Norfor of Norfolk)

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===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: NORFOLK-L@rootsweb.com From: "Linda Hardy" <LindaAnnHardy@bigpond.com> Subject: BOWLES stray 1851 Census 1851 Census H107 1536 page 96 5 Pitfield Street, Shoreditch, London Benjamin BOWLES, age 64, Retired looks like Haderman?, born Aylsham, Norfolk Mary Ann BOWLES, wife, age 28, born Cheshunt, Hertfordshire Linda Tasmania, Australia

===================================================================== Match: Bowls Source: MCGEHEE-L@rootsweb.com From: EleanorCol@aol.com Subject: Re: [McGEHEE] Need help In a message dated 7/6/2005 5:22:33 PM Central Standard Time, mountainmama57@webtv.net writes: > Eleanor, what do we have for Lawrence Co Mo or what it became I think is > Cedar Co or something like that. Do we have wills in MO? Who can get > these. Andrew are you watching? Pat > 1850 MCGEHEE, James, Lawrence County, page 321A; James, 28, TN, Farmer; Hannah, 28, TN; Rebecca E., 7, MO; Robert A., 6, MO; Jane, 3, MO; Thomas, 1, MO MCGAHEE, Jane, Lawrence County, page 321A; Jane, 68, TN; Sarah Hilton, 16, IL MCGEHEE, Pleasant, Lawrence County; Pleasant, 45, TN; Ellender, 38, TN; Easter J., 22, TN; William, 20, TN; Mary, 16, IL; Elijah, 13, MO; Henry, 7, MO; Pleasant, 3, MO; Samantha, 3, MO Marriages: Lawrence County Asa P. MCGEHEE m. Nancy REAMS, 21 Mar 1861 Elizabeth MCGEHEE m. William JOHNSON, 12 February 1846 Elizabeth MCGEHEE m. Samuel CRITCER, 03 Sep 1871 Jacob MCGEHEE m. Mary Jane THOMPSON, 04 Sep 1851 James A. MCGEHEE m. Melinda JONES, 11 May 1873 John L. MCGEHEE m. Mary C. GASPERSON, 24 Nov 1872 Marian MCGEHEE m. Mary Elizabeth BOWLS, 11 Dec 1854 Martha MCGEHEE m. William Westby MASON, 18 Jul 1860 Mary A. MCGEHEE m. Jeremiah M. COOPER, 29 Apr 1855 Mary L. MCGHEE m. James L. STEPHANS, 13 Oct 1870 Nancy MCGEHEE m. Alexander BROWN, 25 March 1847 Rewbeccah E. MCGHEE m. Gilbert T. MASON, 30 Jan 1859 Robert B. MCGEHEE m. Mary J. ALLISON, 14 Oct 1875 Robert C. MCGEHEE m. Nancy ELKINS, 09 Sep 1860 Rutha MCGEHEE m. William M. HAM, 23 Oct 1867 Thomas D. MCGEHEE m. Elizabeth SPEER, 09 Oct 1867 William L. MCGEHEE m. Miley JOHNSON, 14 Feb 1855 That's what I have on the website. I don't have any wills from there. Eleanor =====================================================================

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GEN-MAT-L@rootsweb.com From: "Broad View Books" <orders@broadviewbooks.com> Subject: Genealogical and Family History of the State of Vermont (Volume 1 only) Genealogical and Family History of the State of Vermont (Volume 1 only) (snip) Compiled under the Editorial Supervision of the Honorable Hiram Carleton Baltimore: Clearfield Publishing, 2000 reprint of the 1903 edition. Hiram Carleton, a prominent Vermont judge and six-time president of the Vermont Historical Society, was commissioned by the Lewis Publishing Company to prepare this magisterial collection of illustrated biographical/genealogical essays of noted Vermonters and their families. Without gainsaying Mr. Carleton's prodigious undertaking, it is helpful to point out that the arrangement and contents of the two volumes, originally published in 1903, follows a pattern for which the Lewis Publishing Company would become famous over the first quarter of this century. At the outset of the first volume we are provided with an Introduction explaining Vermont's unique place among the states and drawing attention to milestones in its history. Then commence the sketches, most of which focus on a contemporary of the compiler. In some cases, the essays offer a derivation or origin for the surname of that essay. In all cases, the family history is traced forward from the oldest known ancestor of the line to the family member (living or memorialized) featured in the sketch, for whom, in turn, a biography--often with photograph--is provided. This is followed, frequently, by additional, collateral lines linked to the subject of the essay. Many of the lineages go back to 16th-century England, still others brim with connections to Massachusetts and the other New England states, yet on the whole they constitute a totally unique assemblage of Vermont families. Finally, while the work as a whole contains upwards of 30,000 references to kith and kin, the name indexes found at the front of the two volumes identify nearly 1,200 principal descendants of the following main families treated: Index to Volume 1: Abernathy, Abernethy, Adams, Agan, Akeley, Alexander, Allen, Archibald, Arkley, Arthur, Atkins, Auld, Averill, Backus, Bailey, Baldwin, Bancroft, Barber, Barclay, Barden, Barney, Barrows, Barry, Barstow, Bartlett, Batchelder, Beach, Beckett, Benedict, Benjamin, Berry, Bickford, Bigelow, Bingham, Bisbee, Bixby, Blackmer, Blodgett, Boardman, Booth, Bottum, Bouton, Boutwell, Bowles, Boyce, Boyd, Bradley, Braisted, Bridgeman, Briggs, Bristol, Brooks, Brown, Bryant, Buck, Buckham, Bullard, Bullock, Burbank, Burdett, Burdick, Burgess, Burt, Bushnell, Buswell, Byington, Cabot, Cain, Cainfield, Cannon, Carleton, Carney, Carter, Chamberlin, Chapin, Chapman, Chase, Childs, Chittenden, Clark, Clarke, Clemons, Cochran, Cole, Collins, Colton, Colvin, Conant, Converse, Covell, Cowles, Crandall, Crane, Cristy, Crosby, Cross, Crowell, Cummins, Currier, Cushman, Cutler, Daggett, Darling, Davenport, Davis, Dean, Denny, Derby, Dewey, Dillingham, Dodge, Doud, Drake, Drew, Drysdale, DuBois, Dubuc, Dumas, Dunnett, Dustin, Dwinell, Dyer, Eastman, Eaton, Edmunds, Egerton, Eldridge, Ellis, Emerson, Englesby, Estey, Fairbanks, Farnham, Farrington, Fay, Ferguson, Ferrin, Field, Fillmore, Fiske, Fleetwood, Foote, Forbush, Foss, Foster, Fowler, Francisco, Fuller, Fullerton, Gates, Gay, Gee, Gill, Gillette, Gilmore, Gleason, Gleed, Godfrey, Goodell, Goodenough, Goodhue, Goodrich, Gordon, Gove, Grant, Graves, Greene, Greenleaf, Grout, Hall, Hamlen, Hanks, Hartness, Haselton, Haskins, Hatch, Hathorn, Hays, Heath, Heaton, Henry, Hickok, Hicks, Hill, Hoit, Holbrook, Holden, Holton, Hooker, Hopkins, Horsford, Houghton, Howard, Howden, Howe, Howland, Hubbell, Huling, Humphrey, Hungerford, Hunt, Huntington, Huntley, Huse, Imlah, Irish, Jackson, James, Jenne, Johnson, Johonnot, Jones, Joyce, Kellogg, Kelton, Kemp, Kenyon, Keyes, King, Kingsley, Knight, Laird, Lamson, Landon, Larrabee, Lasher, Lathrop, Lawrence, Leland, Linsley, Livingston, Luce, Lyman, Mansur, Marr, Marshall, Martin, Mason, Mattison, McGee, Meacham, Merriam, Michaud, Miller, Miner, Moody, Morrill, Morse, Moseley, Moulton, Murray, Nelson, Nichols, Noble, North, Noyes, Nutting, Ormsbee, Packard, Page, Parish, Parker, Parmenter, Parsons, Partch, Pearl, Peck, Peckett, Perrin, Perry, Pettee, Phelps, Pierson, Pike, Pilon, Pingree, Pirie, Place, Plumley, Porter, Potter, Powell, Powers, Pratt, Proctor, Puffer, Putnam, Racette, Randall, Ranny, Ray, Read, Redfield, Reeves, Richardson, Roberts, Robinson, Roby, Rogers, Root, Roscoe, Ross, Russel, Sawyer, Seaver, Shackett, Shepard, Sherridan, Sibley, Slocum, Small, Smith, Sneden, Sparhawk, Spaulding, Sprague, Squire, Stannard, Starr, Start, Stevens, Stewart, Stone, St. Peters, Stranahan, Taggart, Talcott, Taylor, Thayer, Thomas, Thompson, Thomson, Tiffany, Tinker, Tinkham, Torrey, Trull, Twitchell, Tyler, Van Patten, Varney, Vilas, Viles, Walbridge, Wales, Walker, Wallace, Warren, Watson, Webster, Weeks, Welling, Wells, Weston, Whitcomb, Wicker, Wilbur, Wilcox, Willard, Williams, Wilson, Winch, Wing, Wood, Woodbury, Woolson, Worthington, Wright, Wyman, Yale. 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===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GEN-BOOKS-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: The Way Family - See names The Way Family: John and Mary (Long) Way of Nantucket with Notes on Other Way Families, Mary Elizabeth Way, M.S.W., 1969. Denim cloth covered hardback, 8-1/2 x 11, 287 pages, the end pages feature maps of the Nantucket area giving locations of topographical features and location of the Way house. The only flaw is some very very light foxing to the edges of the closed pages and perhaps, just a faint trace of a musty smell.There are no markings of any kind, loose or dog eared pages. It is believed this is another book from the library of Willard Heiss and, thus, may have been stored for a few years. The book has a few illustrations, charts, and an everyname index. It is just filled with transcriptions of marriage certificates, including the names of the witnesses to the marriage of this Quaker couple, deeds, wills, and other records.There are interesting facts given, such as being lost at sea, removal to North Carolina, etc, and the end notes are most helpful. There is some information on the very early Ways of England, but the bulk of the book centers on John and Mary Long Way, of Nantucket, and their descendants. Of their children - William, Sarah, Elizabeth, John, Paul, Seth, and Anna - the authors have provided as much information and carried lines down as far as possible. Son John was lost at sea, and his wife, was "cousin" Elizabeth Long, daughter of Samuel and Lydia Coffin Long; Paul was also lost at sea and his wife, Mary Macy removed to Guilford County, North Carolina where she married 2) James Anthony. Such was the life in this seafaring community. Descendants were to remove to North Carolina, Ohio, Randolph and Wayne Counties, Indiana, and elsewhere. I just cannot stress enough the personal information that has been amassed in this compilation which serves to bring these people to life. The authors then sought to bring forward as much information as possible on other, apparently unrelated or unplaced Way lines. Truly, a nice book. Surnames include: Abbott, Abel, Adams, Addington, Akers, Albert, Alexander, Allen, Alley, Allumbaugh, Alm, Almy, Amburn, Amis, Anderson, Andrew(s), Angel, Anthony, Atkinson, Auckers, Austin, Avery, Antrim, Applegate, Arlisio, Armstrong, Arnold, Arthur, Asbury, Babb, Bailey, Baker, Baldridge, Bales, Ballard, Bannister, Barck, Barclay, Barker, Barmettler, Barnard, Barnes, Barney, Barnowe, Barnswell, Barrett, Barth, Barton, Batte, Bauer, Baxter, Bayne, Beals, Beam, Beard, Beatty, Beaty, Beaver(s), Becker, Beeks, Beerbower, Beeson, Bennett, Benson, Benton, Berksley, Berkheiser, Berns, Beverlin, Beverly, Billings, Binford, Bishop, Bithel, Blackledge, Blake, Blank, Blatt, Bond, Bornal, Borton, Bossard, Boswell, Bowater, Bowcott, (Bocot), Bowles, Bowser, Brads, Bramhall, Branham, Nramthoover, Brevick, Brewer, Brice, Brickell, Brock, Bronson, Brown, Bruere, Buckley, Bulla, Bullock, Bunker, Burdett, Burg, Burk, Burkes, Burton, Buswink, Butler, Butterworth, Butts, Buxton, Cade, Cain, Cammack, Campbell, Canada, Carlton, Carothers, Carpenter, Cartwright, Carver, Caryle, Caswell, Cates, Cathey, Cavitt, Chadwick, Chamberlain, Chambers, Chamness, Chantry, Chapman, Cheadle, Chase, Chiles, Christenson, Christopherson, Clair, Clark, Clasby, Clayton, Clegg, Clements, Clemmons, Cleveland, Clifton, Cline, Cloud, Clough, Coates, Coe, Coffee, Coffin, Cooswell, Coleman, Collins, Condy, Conley, Connor, Cook, Cooper, Cortin, Cory, Cottle, Cox, Craner, Cransor, Crews, Croston, Curran, Daggs, Dain, Dana, Dannels, Darrington, Davenport, Davidson, Davis, Dawson, Deakins, Dean, De Boer, Dresha, De Silva, DeVere, Devorss, Dewar, De War, Dewitt, Dickie, Dicks, Diggs, Diltz, Dobbins, Doble, Dodd, Dodds, Dodson, Doty, Doubleday, Doughman, Douglas, Douglass, Downs, Dracy, Dubois, Dudley, Duff, Duller, Dummas, Dunbar, Duncan, Dunham, Dunlap, Durfee, Durfey, Earle, Eaton, Edge, Edgerton, Edwards, Eisen, Eliason, Elliott, Ellis, Elmore, Eltzroth, Emerson, Emmons, Engle, Erdel, Erwin, Eull, Everton, Ezzell, Fairchild, Faltz, Fane, Fegley, Feistes, Fergeson, Ferguson, Ferris, Fields, Fife, Figge, Findly, Fish, Fisher, Fiveash, Flom, Foesch, Foggy, Folger, Fordice, Foster, Frager, Frankfurth, Franklin, Franz, Frazer, Fraser, Frazier, Freemont, French, Freyman, Frye, Fulcher, Fulton, Gaddis, Gallatin, Gallion, Ganter, Gardner, Garner, Garrett, Garton, Gates, Geas, Gibbs, Giles, Gilliland, Gilmore, Girton, Gish, Godfrey, Goff, Golz, Gold, Gonsales, Goodall, Goodrich, Doogwin, Gordon, Gorin, Gorman, Gould, Graham, Granrey, Grave, Gray, Green, Greene, Gregalunas, Greitman, Griffith, Grimley, Gronlund, Groshoug, Guerrero, Guthrie, Hacker, Hadley, Hague, Hale, Haley, Hall, Halligan, Hamilton, Hanks, Hansell, Hanson, Harger, Harlan, Harper, Harris, Harrison, Hart, Harvey, Haskins, Hasselstrom, Hatch, Haughton, Hawkins, Hayden, Hayes, Hayman, Heaston, Heald, Heaston, Heathender, Heckathorn, Heide, Heiss, Hegue, Helm, Helms, Henderson, Henley, Henry, Henshaw, Herrick, Herriford, Hiatt, Hickman, Higgenbotham, Higgins, Hill, Hilson, Hines, Hinshaw, Hirsch, Hoard, Hobbick, Hobbs, Hobson, Hockett, Hodge, Hodgson, Hodson, Hoeg, Hofmeister, Holcomb, Holdridge, Hollingsworth, Holloway, Home, Hoos, Horn, Hornbeck, Horning, Holshouser, Hopcott, Hosier, Hoskins, Houwman, Howard, Howe, Howes, Howington, Howland, Hubbard, Huber, Hucker, Huddleston, Huesman, Huff, Huffman, Hull, Hunt, Hussey, Hutchens, Hutchings, Iaynes, Imes, Ison, Jackson, Jager, Jahn, James, Jarett, Jarrett, Jay, Jenkins, Jenson, Jepsen, Jessops, Jett, John, Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Jordan, Jorgensen, Joy, Judd, Kaiser, Kanto, Kavanaugh, Keller, Kennan, Kibbie, Kimball, King, Kingston, Kinyon, Kirby, Kirts, Kizer, Knight, Knotts, Koehn, Koenig, Kogel, Knoat, Kreader, Krizan, Krohmer, Kruss, Ladd, Lake, Lamb, Landau, Lane, Lanzel, Largent, Larson, Latimer, Leak, Leake, Learned, Leasure, Lee, Leedom, Lemons, Lenard, Lentz, Leodarski, Leonard, Lewelling, Lewis, Leyerle, Linafelter, L:indley, Liston, Long, Lofgren, Ludescher, Lund, Ludy, McAfee, McBride, Mc Carthy, CmCaulley, McClellan, McClurg, Mc Collum, McConlogue, McCormick, McCoy, McCracken, McCreary, McElhinney, McGaw, Mc Gee, McIntosh, McLaughlin, McMillan, McNeil, McNeil, McQuiston, McWhorter, Mace, Macht, Macy, Maddock, Magwire, Manter, Mangos, Manlove, Mann, Manning, March, Marlott, Marshall, Martin, Mason, Massey, Mathews, Matthews, Mattson, Maxcy, Mayhew, Meade, Meelez, Meinzer, Meister, Meltebeke, Mendenhall, Mendes, Merritt, Metcalf, Mickel, Miles, Miller, Mills, Mitchell, Misor, Monks, Montgomery, Moody, Mooers, Moore, Morris, Moorman, Morgan, Morrison, Morris, Morrow, Morse, Morton, Mosier, Moss, Mowder, Mueller, Munroe, Murray, Murry, Myers, Neal, Neff, Nelson, Ness, Neuhart, Newcombe, Newlin, Newman, Newton, Nichols, Nicholson, Nickell, Nitsche, Nolan, Noonby, Nooney, Nordstrom, Norgan, Norris, Norton, Oakes, OConnell, Odar, Oerlich, Ogden, O'Hara, Oland, Oliver, Olson, Orcutt, Osborn, Osburn, Otes, Otwell, Ovelman, Overman, Ozbun, Pack, Paddack, Palmer, Pappas, Park, Parker, Parkison, Parmer, Parrish, Pawlowski, Payne, Peacock, Pearsall, Pearson, ...more next time.

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: CORNISH-L@rootsweb.com From: boneplace@webtv.net Subject: [CON] 1887 Newspaper 11 July The West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser, 11 July 1887, Monday - Little news in this edition but hopefully you will find a tidbit or two. Rita, Julia and Isabel Accident To Mrs. Lavin ñ A serious accident happened to Mrs. Lavin, wife of Mr. J.J. Lavin, J.P., of Penryn, on Wednesday afternoon at Trefusis. While getting out of a boat Mrs. Lavin missed her footing and sustained a severe sprain of the knee and ankle. The Nurse Question At Helston ñ At Saturday's meeting of the Helston Board of Guardians three candidates offered themselves for the vacant post of nurse to the workhouse, at a salary of £16 a year. They were Miss E. Gribben, of Mount Hawke; Miss H. Toope, of Saltash; and Miss Ellen Mildren, late of Penzance. The [?]st named was elected without opposition. Sad Case Of Drowning At Porthleven ñ On Thursday afternoon, about four o'clock, a boy named Sydney Ruberry was bathing in the harbour and was observed to be apparently sinking. An alarm was raised, and a fisherman named Edward Thomas went in the water to his rescue. He reached the boy, who got on his shoulders, but shortly sank. The boy then released his hold, and a man named Glasson, who could not swim, walked as far as he could in the water and just caught Thomas by his hair. Shortly after a boat came and rescued the three, but Thomas had to be carried ashore. Dr. Arnold was promptly on the scene, and Mr. Beckerleg, chief coastguard officer. The usual means for restoring life were used for upwards of an hour, but Dr. Arnold found no pulsation from the first, and after all efforts proved to be unavailing. The unfortunate man's body was conveyed to its home. The deceased was about forty years old, and leaves a widow and five children. He was a member of the Wesleyan Society and highly respected. Theft Of Iron At Hayle ñ John Thomas, of Hayle, was tried at Camborne, on Tuesday, at a special meeting of magistrates (Messrs. W. Pike and W. Rabling being present) for stealing one cwt. of iron from Messrs. Harvey and Co., of Hayle. - The Bench found prisoner guilty, and fined him 40s., or one month's imprisonment. He accepted the latter alternative. The Vicarage of St. Breward ñ The Guardian announces the appointment of the Rev. R.H. Boles as vicar of St. Breward, Bodmin. Serious Accident At Nanswhyden ñ An accident of a serious nature occurred in the parish of St. Columb on Saturday. At Nanswhyden, a lad in the employ of Mr. Luke Bice, while harnessing a horse to a waggon, got his head caught between the waggon rail and a stone wall. On being released he was insensible, and it was found he had sustained a severe fracture of the skull. He is in a very critical state. A Discovery Of Tin In Wendron ñ Three Cornish miners have recently taken some old tin workings in the parish of Wendron; and near to the surface, it is said, they have discovered a very rich deposit. Local Petition To Parliament ñ Mr. Courtney presented on Wednesday a petition from Lostwithiel against the sale of intoxicating liquors on Sunday. Accident At Crowan ñ On Tuesday, a little girl, the child of Mr. Noble, farmer, of Gernick, Crowan, was severely burnt about the head and arms through standing too close to some burning furze. Her dress caught fire, and had not someone been near to extinquish it she would most likely have been burnt to death. The Plymouth Brethren have erected a tent in the Silver Field, Redruth, where service is conducted each evening. BIRTHS BUNNEY ñ At St. Neot, July 6, the wife of Mr. William Bunney, of a daughter. BOWHAY ñ At Gunnislake, July 1, the wife of Albert Bowhay, L.R.C.P., Lond., of a son. COLLINGWOOD - At Clarendon-villa, Redruth, July 4, the wife of Mr. A. W. Collingwood, of a daughter. DINGLE ñ At Whitleigh, Fowey, July 8, the wife of Albertus Dingle, of a daughter. DUNGEY ñ At Portloe, June 29, the wife of Mr. E. Dungey, Ship Inn, of a son. GLOYEN ñ At Leigh Cottage, Quethiock, July 7, the wife of J. Gloyen, of a daughter. JAGO ñ At Rhind-street, Bodmin, July 8, the wife of Clifford Jago, of a daughter. JAMES ñ At Penzance, July 7, the wife of Mr. Ernest James, mason, of a daughter. MEDLIN ñ At Falmouth, July 2, the wife of John F. Medlin, mason, of a son. ROGERS ñ At Penzance, July 8, the wife of Mr. Edmund Rogers, of a son. WALES ñ At Redruth, June 30, the wife of Mr. A.A. Wales, upholsterer, &c., of a daughter. MARRIAGES COOME ñ SYMONS ñ At Torre Church, Torquay, July 6, William Coome, Lostwithiel, to Elizabeth Emily Symons (formerly of Penzance). EDWARDS ñ JANE ñ At Liskeard, July 2, William George Edward, to Elizabeth Jane, both of St. Cleer. GERRY ñ HEGGATON ñ At Launceston, July 2, Mr. John Gerry of Eworthy, Gerreansweek, to Miss Jane Heggaton, East Lawn, Northhill. HARRIS ñ CONDICT ñ At Penryn, July 2, Mr. Thomas John Harris, to Miss Emma R.S. Condict, both of Flushing. PERCIVAL ñ BUSCOMB ñ At St. Eval, July 7, Robert Percival, Methodist Free Church minister, Callington, to Bessie, oldest daughter of John Buscomb, Roskcar, Wadebridge. STEPHENS ñ BLEWETT ñ At Liskeard, July 1, Mr. Albert Stephens, of Lerrin, St. Winnow, to Miss Helena Amelia Emily Blewett, of West Taphouse, Broadoak. THOMAS ñ SLADE ñ At Saltash, July 7, William Charles Thomas, of London, to Jane Symons, daughter of John Slade, of Polruan, Fowey. THOMAS ñ BARKER ñ At Hull, July 9, Mr. R.J. Thomas (formerly of Penzance), P.O. Telegraphist, Hull, to Miss Edith Barker, of SheFfield. DEATHS GERRY ñ At Penzance, July 10, Maude, eldest daughter of William Ambrose Gerry, aged 20. GOODMAN ñ At Launceston, July 6, Mr. William Goodman, aged 20. GRIBBLE ñ At Redruth, Mr. William Gribble (formerly agent at West Tolgus), aged 77. HUSBAND ñ At Lostwithiel, June 29, Ann Husband, aged 63. JAMES ñ At Lanescot, Tywardreath, June 7, Fanny, wife of Trevenen James. JOHNS ñ In Australia, May 4, Ann, relict of Edward Johns (late of Portscatho), aged 70. JOHNS ñ At Pool, July 7, Mr. Arthur Johns (for many years pitman at South Crofty Mine), aged 47. SKIN ñ At Menheniot, July 5, Mr. John Skin, builder, aged 75. THOMAS ñ At St. Day, June 30, Richard, son of Mr. Richard Thomas, Chili, aged 14. TRATHAN ñ At Church-street, Liskeard, July 8?, aged 62, Miss Eliza Trathan (formerly of Market-strand, Falmouth) ñ a sister of the late Mr. James J. Trathan, C.M., Liskeard. TAMBLYN ñ At Creegbrawse, Chacewater, July 3, Mr. Joseph Tamblyn, aged 69. OPC for St Stephen In Brannel, Cornwall, England http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~boneplace/ Cornwall, England newspaper transcriptions http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wbritonad/ Rescued Ancestors by Vicki (Ashland Co photographs) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ashland =====================

In a message dated 7/7/2005 11:11:40 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, hartley@iglou.com writes: In response to a private inquiry, I traced this family back a bit. Anyone here connect to them? Charlie, These folks are part of my line. They descend from Benjamin Bowles who d. 1844 in Montgomery Co., NC. Most (if not all) of the Bowles in Davie Co. NC were descended from two of Benjamin Bowles' sons, John Bowles and Jesse Bowles. I will copy below a direct chart from Benjamin Bowles to John Richmond Bowles, Jr. If the person who made the inquiry is looking for information, I would be glad to share what I have. I am descended from John Bowles who was brother of the Jesse Bowles shown in the chart below. Brenda Pflaum Hudson, OH Direct Descendants of Benjamin Bowles 1 Benjamin Bowles b: Bet. 1757 - 1767 d: October 05, 1844 in Montgomery Co., NC .. +Jemima (?) d: Bef. 1840 in Montgomery Co., NC m: Abt. October 1783 ... 2 Jesse Bowles b: March 05, 1795 in Probably Montgomery Co. NC d: April 24, 1863 in Iredell Co. NC ....... +Nancy Blackwell b: Abt. 1805 d: Aft. 1860 m: 1818 ......... 3 John Richmond Bowles, Sn. b: Abt. 1842 d: September 17, 1915 in Davie Co. NC ............. +Margaret Ann (Maude?) Stonestreet b: March 20, 1842 d: September 09, 1925 in Davie Co. NC m: December 13, 1863 in Davie Co. NC .............. 4 John Richmond Bowles, Jr. b: June 16, 1877 in Davie Co. NC d: March 02, 1940 in Davie Co. NC

Hi, Found a good resource! On the Cleveland Public Library in the database called the Cleveland Necrolgy File. Type in the name you are searching for and it displays deceaseds info, with dates family members names place of internment etc. Found 53 Bowles with their relatives names.Randi Randi Bowles-Meentzen

In response to a private inquiry, I traced this family back a bit. Anyone here connect to them? 1930 Federal Census: North Carolina, Cabarrus County, Township 4, ED 13-7, sheet 5B household 47/47 John R. Bowles - head, M W 54 marred at 21, NC NC NC, sweeps in cotton mill Lydia E. Bowles - wife, F W 47 married at 16, NC NC NC Boyce G. Bowles - son, M W 17 single, NC NC NC, weaver in cotton mill Arthur F. Bowles - son, M W 14 single, NC NC NC Mattie B. Bowles - daughter, F W 11 single, NC NC NC Eldred M. Bowles - son, M W 9 single, NC NC NC 1920 Federal Census: North Carolina, Davie County, Farmington, ED 44, sheet 7B household 135 Bowles, John R. - head, M W 45 married, NC NC NC, farmer Bowles, Lidy E. - wife, F W 37 married, NC NC NC Bowles, James R. - son, M W 19 single, NC NC NC Bowles, Ernest D. - son, M W 16 single, NC NC NC Bowles, Eva G. - daughter, F W 12 single, NC NC NC Bowles, Charlie R. - son, M W 10 single, NC NC NC Bowles, Boyce G. - son, M W 7 single, NC NC NC Bowles, Arthur F. - son, M W 5 single, NC NC NC Bowles, Mattie B. - daughter, F W 1 single, NC NC NC 1910 Federal Census: North Carolina, Davie County, Mocksville Township, ED 44, sheet 9A household 111/111 Bowles, John - head, M W 33 married 12 years, NC NC NC, farmer Bowles, Lydia - wife, F W 26 married 12 years, 6 children/all living, NC NC NC Bowles, James - son, M W 10, NC NC NC, farm laborer Bowles, Frank - son, M W 8, NC NC NC Bowles, Ernest - son, M W 7, NC NC NC Bowles, Carmilla - daughter, F W 4, NC NC NC Bowles, Eva - daughter, F W 3, NC NC NC Bowles, Charly R. - son, M W 8/12, NC NC NC Bowles, John B - father, M W 76, married 50 years, NC NC NC, farmer Bowles, Margaret - mother, F W 66, married 50 years, 9 children/7 living, NC NC NC

Looking for info on Zeba Roberts, who married Margaret Boales 14 Aug. 1819 in Christian County. Would like to know what year Zeba was born, and whether he subsequently moved to Missouri. steve gaskill

Rachel R Stubbs married John T Bowles Aug 11, 1831 in Madison County, TN...I don't mine if you post that. Paul Mears Walterboro, SC ===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: STUBBS-L@rootsweb.com From: pmears@lowcountry.com Subject: Re: William E. Stubbs This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/pJQBAEB/524.1.1.1.2.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.2.1 Message Board Post: It is possible that the John Stubbs b.c. 1732 was the son of Thomas and Mary Everett Stubbs but I don't have them connected yet...here is what I have on this line (3 Generations)..there are probably mistakes. Descendants of Thomas Stubbs Generation No. 1 1. THOMAS4 STUBBS (RICHARD3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1695 in Gloucester County, VA, and died May 23, 1739 in Bath County, NC. He married MARY EVERETT, daughter of NATHANIEL EVERETT and MARY. She was born Abt. 1701 in MD, and died 1738 in Bath County, NC. Notes for THOMAS STUBBS: Abstract of Wills 1690-1760 Stubbs, Thomas Beaufort County, NC. January 17, 1738. August 7, 1737. (Letters issued May 23, 1739.) Sons: William ("my maner plantation lying near Moratock Bridge"), Thomas (plantation on Flat Swamp "on Pantico Road"), Everet ("land on Pantico Road"), John (land on Coneke Creek called Briles Neck), Richard (land called Saverges). Daughters: Hanah and Mary. Wife and Executrix: Mary. Witnesses: James Dwight, Nathaniel Everet. Clerk of Court: Anderson Sagg. More About THOMAS STUBBS: Property: April 16, 1722, Nath'l Everett to Thomas Stubbs 100 acres near Morattuck Bridge Chowan County, NC, Test, Wm. Rodes, Cornelius Callihan Will: January 17, 1737/38, Beaufort County, NC Children of THOMAS STUBBS and MARY EVERETT are: 2. i. WILLIAM5 STUBBS, b. Abt. 1724, Bath County, NC. 3. ii. THOMAS STUBBS, b. Abt. 1728, Bath County, NC. 4. iii. EVERETT STUBBS, b. Abt. 1730, Bath County, NC; d. 1793, Tyrrell County, NC. 5. iv. JOHN STUBBS, b. Abt. 1732, Bath County, NC. v. RICHARD STUBBS, b. Abt. 1734, Bath County, NC; d. 1754, Tyrrell County, NC. Notes for RICHARD STUBBS: STUBBS, RICHARD Secretary of State Colony of North Carolina County of Tyrrell Dated 25 February 1754 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ In ye name of God Amen the 25th Day of February 1754 I Richard Stubbs of the County of Teril and province of North Carolina being very sick and weak in body but of perfect mind and mememory thanks be given unto God therfore calling unto mind the mortallity of my body and knowing it is appointed for all men once to die do make and ordain this my last will and testement that is to say principally and first of all I give and recommend my soul into the hands of God that give it and my body I recommend to the Earth to be buried in a Christain like manner at ye discretion of my executors nothing douting but att ye Genrell Resurecton I shall receive ye same again by the mighty power of God and as touching such worldy Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life I give and disspose of ye same in ye following manner and form. Imprimis - I give and bequeath unto my loving brother Everitt my manner plantation and land belonging to me which I now dwell on to him and his heirs forever and one barrill of corn Item - I give and bequeath unto my loving brother William three barrils of corn Item - I give and bequeath unto my loving brother Thomas my hors brdle and saddle Item - I give and bequeath unto my loving brother John ninteen head of hoggs Item - I give and bequeath unto Ann Jones Three Cows and one pound six shillings and eight pence proclamation money Item - I give and bequeath unto my loving sister Mary one cow and yearling one three year old stear and two three year old heffers and ye remander of my estate I desire my be equally devided between my three sisters. I likewise constitute make and ordain my brothers Thos. Stubbs and Everit Stubbs my hole and sole Executors of this my Last Will and Testement and all singular my lands by them their heirs and assigns forever. I do hereby disalow revoke and disanull all and every other form Testement by them their airs Executors by me in any way before named Willing that this is to be my last will and testement. In witness whereof I have here unto set my hand the day and year above written. (two lines interlined before a signed) Richard Stubbs Signed Seald and declared in the presence of us David Airs Esther (her -x- mark) Walker Mary (her -M- mark) Stubbs -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Tyrrel County March Court 1754 Then was the within will proved in open court by the oaths of David Airs & Esther Walker two of the evidences thereto and at the same time Thos. Stubs and Everit Stubs was duly qualified as Executors therto ordered that the Honorable Jas. Murray Esqr. Secr. have notice that Letters Testamentory issue accordingly. Test Evan Jones Clerk Court More About RICHARD STUBBS: Will: February 25, 1754, Tyrrell County, NC vi. HANNAH STUBBS, b. Abt. 1736, Bath County, NC. vii. MARY STUBBS, b. Abt. 1738, Bath County, NC. viii. SARAH STUBBS, b. Abt. 1739, Bath County, NC. Generation No. 2 2. WILLIAM5 STUBBS (THOMAS4, RICHARD3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1724 in Bath County, NC. He married JANE CULLEN. More About WILLIAM STUBBS: Will: December 08, 1756, Bath County, NC Children of WILLIAM STUBBS and JANE CULLEN are: i. WILLIAM6 STUBBS. ii. MARGARET STUBBS. 3. THOMAS5 STUBBS (THOMAS4, RICHARD3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1728 in Bath County, NC. Children of THOMAS STUBBS are: i. THOMAS6 STUBBS, JR, b. Abt. 1753; m. HANNAH SWINSON, December 08, 1774, Tyrrell County, NC. 6. ii. LEVI STUBBS, b. Abt. 1756, Tyrrell County, NC. iii. MICAJAH STUBBS, m. MARY RHOADS, March 07, 1799, Tyrrell County, NC. 4. EVERETT5 STUBBS (THOMAS4, RICHARD3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1730 in Bath County, NC, and died 1793 in Tyrrell County, NC. He married ELIZABETH EVANS, daughter of THOMAS EVANS and MARY. She was born Abt. 1734. Children of EVERETT STUBBS and ELIZABETH EVANS are: 7. i. JESSE6 STUBBS, b. 1758, Beaufort County, NC; d. 1824, Roane County, TN. ii. MARY STUBBS, b. Abt. 1760, Tyrrell County, NC. iii. SARAH STUBBS, b. Abt. 1762, Tyrrell County, NC. 8. iv. AARON STUBBS, b. Abt. 1764, Tyrrell County, NC. v. ZELPHIA STUBBS, b. Abt. 1766, Tyrrell County, NC. vi. ELIZABETH STUBBS, b. Abt. 1768, Tyrrell County, NC. vii. LOUISE STUBBS, b. Abt. 1770, Tyrrell County, NC. 9. viii. ABNER STUBBS, b. Abt. 1779, Tyrrell County, NC; d. Aft. 1850, Tattnall County, GA. 5. JOHN5 STUBBS (THOMAS4, RICHARD3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1732 in Bath County, NC. Child of JOHN STUBBS is: i. RICHARD6 STUBBS, m. SARAH "SALLY" JORDAN, April 02, 1783, Tyrrell County, NC. Generation No. 3 6. LEVI6 STUBBS (THOMAS5, THOMAS4, RICHARD3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1756 in Tyrrell County, NC. He married MARY HARDISON 1781 in Tyrrell County, NC, daughter of WILLIAM HARDISON and MARY MIZELL. She was born Abt. 1761 in Tyrrell County, NC. Child of LEVI STUBBS and MARY HARDISON is: i. NANCY7 STUBBS, b. Abt. 1790, Tyrrell County, NC; m. ISAAC JACKSON; b. August 19, 1779, NC. 7. JESSE6 STUBBS (EVERETT5, THOMAS4, RICHARD3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born 1758 in Beaufort County, NC, and died 1824 in Roane County, TN. He married MARY JONES December 21, 1784 in Tyrrell County, NC, daughter of FRYLEY JONES and MARGARET CURRELL. She was born Abt. 1764 in Tyrrell County, NC. Children of JESSE STUBBS and MARY JONES are: i. GEORGE S7 STUBBS, b. 1785, Tyrrell County, NC; d. Abt. 1849, Roane County, TN; m. FRANCES "FANNIE" MATLOCK, November 26, 1805, Roane County, TN; b. Abt. 1788, Roane County, TN; d. Abt. 1844, Roane County, TN. ii. ELIZABETH STUBBS, b. October 11, 1787, Tyrrell County, NC; m. HENRY ADDINGTON; b. Abt. 1783. iii. JENNET STUBBS, b. Abt. 1788, Tyrrell County, NC. iv. ASIA STUBBS, b. Abt. 1790, Tyrrell County, NC; m. ROBERT RICE, February 04, 1822, Roane County, TN. v. LOIS STUBBS, b. September 02, 1792, Tyrrell County, NC; d. November 15, 1842, Marshall County, MS; m. JOHN EDWARD GIVINS, January 24, 1811, TN; b. September 03, 1779, Mecklenberg County, NC; d. June 17, 1843, Marshall County, MS. 8. AARON6 STUBBS (EVERETT5, THOMAS4, RICHARD3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1764 in Tyrrell County, NC. He married UNKNOWN. Notes for AARON STUBBS: Hi Eilene, I am related to the Stubbs through the Jesse that had George, Jennet,etc.... Nancy Stubbs Nail, Everett (that died in War of 1812), John (married Mary Ann Nail), Jesse Thomas, Rachel R. Stubbs Boles, Robert R. Stubbs, Penelope Stubbs White, and Alfred Stubbs were all the children of Aaron Stubbs. Aaron and my Jesse left North Carolina and went to Roane Tennesse after their father, Everett, died in 1793. You said you found two of Andrew & Nancy Nail's daughters. Would you please share the info with me? I have down that their children are possibly Elizabeth, Margaret, female, and John, but that is all I have on that family. Also, do you know anything about John Stubbs and Mary Ann Nail's family? Please let me know your connection to this family - which child you descend from, etc. Thanks, Moiya Stubbs 11/26/2001 Hi Beth, I just wanted to correct a couple of things you said. Penelope Stubbs White is not the daughter of George & Frances Matlock Stubbs. George is my 3rd great-grandfather and the son of Jesse Stubbs. Jesse had a brother named Aaron. Jesse and Aaron left NC and moved to Roane Co TN after their father, Everett Stubbs died in the late 1790s. My Jesse's line stayed in TN until George's children were all grown, then some stayed in TN, some moved to IL, and my line moved to IA. Your Penelope is the daughter of Aaron Stubbs, whose children (most of them, anyway) moved to Missouri. Did Penelope Stubbs White marry a man named Daniel Pittman after Bloomer died? Your cousin, Moiya Stubbs 11/26/2001 Re: STUBBS from Mo. to Tx. Posted by: Beth Morrison Eha Date: November 27, 2001 at 08:07:18 In Reply to: Re: STUBBS from Mo. to Tx. by Moiya of 1423 Hi Moiya, Thanks for the correction re: Penelope Stubbs lineage. I will e-mail you with further information. Yes, she did marry Bloomer's cousin Daniel Pittman after the death of Bloomer. They then moved from Cass CO. MO to Galena, KS. where she eventually died in 1899....Beth More About AARON STUBBS: Census: 1790, Tyrrell County, NC, pg. 34 Children of AARON STUBBS and UNKNOWN are: i. EVERETT7 STUBBS, b. Abt. 1792; d. April 27, 1814, War of 1812; m. SARAH "SALLY" FORD, September 29, 1812, Roane County, TN. ii. NANCY STUBBS, b. Abt. 1799; m. ANDREW NAIL, January 20, 1820, Roane County, TN; b. Abt. 1797, TN. iii. JOHN STUBBS, b. Abt. 1801; m. (1) MARY ANN NAIL, November 20, 1826, Roane County, TN; b. 1806, TN; m. (2) ELIZA, Abt. 1844; b. 1810, NC. Notes for JOHN STUBBS: 1860 Texas County Missouri Census, Clinton Township, pg. 1001 John Stubbs 59 Farmer TN Eliza 50 NC iv. JESSE THOMAS STUBBS, b. Abt. 1806, TN; m. LUCINDA; b. Abt. 1816, TN. Notes for JESSE THOMAS STUBBS: 1860 Texas County Missouri Census, Clinton Township, pg. 1001 Jesse Stubbs 55 Farmer TN Lucinda 45 TN Thomas 20 Farmer MO Van ? 18 " MO James P 17 " MO Benjamin F 15 " MO John R 14 MO Newland D 12 MO Robert H 9 MO Jasper N 4 MO Martha A 1 MO v. RACHEL R STUBBS, b. Abt. 1810. vi. ROBERT R STUBBS, b. 1812, Roane County, TN; d. April 1865, Christian County, MO; m. ARMINTA FRIEND, February 13, 1840, Greene County, MO; b. Abt. 1824, MO. Notes for ROBERT R STUBBS: 1860 Christian County Missouri Census, Linden Township, pg. 521 Robert Stubbs 47 Farmer TN Arminta 36 MO William 19 MO Mary A 15 MO Juliy M 13 MO Sarah J 11 MO Nancy 9 MO Stephen 7 MO Lucinda 5 MO Manda 3 MO Andrew 1 MO vii. PENELOPE MAHALA STUBBS, b. April 11, 1816, Roane County, TN; d. January 17, 1899, KS; m. (1) BLOOMER WHITE, April 08, 1832, Roane County, TN; b. Abt. 1815, TN; d. 1856; m. (2) DANIEL PITTMAN, Aft. 1856; b. 1813, TN. Notes for PENELOPE MAHALA STUBBS: Hi Beth, I just wanted to correct a couple of things you said. Penelope Stubbs White is not the daughter of George & Frances Matlock Stubbs. George is my 3rd great-grandfather and the son of Jesse Stubbs. Jesse had a brother named Aaron. Jesse and Aaron left NC and moved to Roane Co TN after their father, Everett Stubbs died in the late 1790s. My Jesse's line stayed in TN until George's children were all grown, then some stayed in TN, some moved to IL, and my line moved to IA. Your Penelope is the daughter of Aaron Stubbs, whose children (most of them, anyway) moved to Missouri. Did Penelope Stubbs White marry a man named Daniel Pittman after Bloomer died? Your cousin, Moiya Hi Moiya, Thanks for the correction re: Penelope Stubbs lineage. I will e-mail you with further information. Yes, she did marry Bloomer's cousin Daniel Pittman after the death of Bloomer. They then moved from Cass CO. MO to Galena, KS. where she eventually died in 1899....Beth Beth Morrison Eha Notes for BLOOMER WHITE: 1850 Cass County Missouri Census, 16 District, pg. 125b Bloomer White 31 Farmer TN Penelope 30 TN Rachel L 14 TN George M 12 TN Richard H D 9 TN Robert H 6 TN James M 4 TN Mahala E 2 MO Notes for DANIEL PITTMAN: Household Record 1880 United States Census ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Daniel PITTMAN Self M Male W 67 TN Farmer TN TN Penelopy PITTMAN Wife M Female W 65 TN Kps Hse TN TN James WHITE SSon Male W 28 IN --- --- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Dolan, Cass, Missouri Family History Library Film 1254679 NA Film Number T9-0679 Page Number 34D viii. ALFRED STUBBS, b. 1821, Roane County, TN; m. EDY FRIEND, March 24, 1840, Greene County, MO; b. Abt. 1824, MO. Notes for ALFRED STUBBS: 1860 Christian County Missouri Census, Linden Township, pg. 532 Alfred Stubbs 39 Farmer TN Edy 36 MO Isham T 20 MO Henry 18 MO Elizabeth 14 MO Nancy 12 MO Alsey 7 MO Neulen 4 MO John 3 MO Household Record 1880 United States Census ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Alfred STUBBS Self M Male W 63 TN Farmer TN TN Edie STUBBS Wife M Female W 48 AR Keeping House VA VA John STUBBS Son S Male W 21 MO Farm Laborer TN AR Mary STUBBS Dau S Female W 14 MO At Home TN AR -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Linden, Christian, Missouri Family History Library Film 1254681 NA Film Number T9-0681 Page Number 71B . 9. ABNER6 STUBBS (EVERETT5, THOMAS4, RICHARD3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1779 in Tyrrell County, NC, and died Aft. 1850 in Tattnall County, GA. He married UNKNOWN. She died Bef. 1846 in Tattnall County, GA. Notes for ABNER STUBBS: 1850 Tattnall County, GA Census, Division 79, pg. 348b Abner Stubbs 70 O.S.B. Liberty America 25 Bulloch Aaron Elders 8 Tattnall More About ABNER STUBBS: Census: 1820, Bulloch County, GA, Book 1, pg. 20, 1- - - 1- 4 - 1 - 1 - Children of ABNER STUBBS and UNKNOWN are: i. PENELOPE7 STUBBS, b. August 18, 1803, NC; d. August 09, 1868; m. JAMES K ARCHER. ii. MARY ANN STUBBS, b. Abt. 1806, FL; m. THOMAS V FAGAN, November 15, 1824, Bulloch County, GA. iii. ELIZA STUBBS, b. 1808, FL; m. BERRIEN DAUGHTRY. iv. EVERETT MACGILBERT STUBBS, b. October 07, 1810, FL; d. Aft. 1880, Tattnall County, GA; m. WELTHA ANN KENNEDY, January 07, 1841, Tattnall County, GA; b. March 27, 1814, Bulloch County, GA; d. April 14, 1891, Tattnall County, GA. Notes for EVERETT MACGILBERT STUBBS: 1850 Tattnall County GA Census, Division 79, pg. 345a Everette Stubbs 39 Farmer Florida Welthyann 36 Bulloch James 8 Tattnall Leander 4 Tattnall Maryann 1 Tattnall 1870 Tattnall County GA Census, Reidsville PO, pg. 229b STUBBS Everett M 59 Farmer GA Wealthy 56 Keeping House GA Mary 20 No Occupation GA Everett 16 Farm Laborer GA Carolina 13 At Home GA Household Record 1880 United States Census -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Everett M. G. STUBBS Self M Male W 69 FL Farmer NC NC Welthy A. STUBBS Wife M Female W 65 GA Keeping House GA GA John B. STUBBS Nephew S Male W 24 GA Farm Laborer GA GA Lavincy BANKS Other S Female W 25 GA Domestic Servant GA GA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Dog Fennell, Tattnall, Georgia Family History Library Film 1254166 NA Film Number T9-0166 Page Number 480A v. HARRIET ELLEN STUBBS, b. Abt. 1812, Bulloch County, GA; m. JEREMIAH ELDERS, March 26, 1834, Bulloch County, GA. vi. JANE E STUBBS, b. September 22, 1814, Bulloch County, GA. vii. CAROLINA COLUMBIA STUBBS, b. August 06, 1817, Bulloch County, GA; m. WILLIAM EDWARD WARNELL. viii. EMILY "EMMA" STUBBS, b. 1819, Bulloch County, GA. ix. JAMES L STUBBS, b. April 29, 1821, Bulloch County, GA; d. December 07, 1860, Tattnall County, GA; m. RACHEL MOODY; b. 1828, Liberty County, GA. Notes for JAMES L STUBBS: 1850 Tattnall County GA Census, Division 79, pg. 345b James Stubbs 27 Farmer Bulloch Rachel 22 Liberty William 3 Tattnall James 1 Tattnall Notes for RACHEL MOODY: 1870 Tattnall County GA Census, Reidsville PO, pg. 229b Stubb Rachel 40 Farmer GA Emma 17 Housekeeper GA Jasper 16 Farm Laborer GA John 14 Farm Laborer GA Mary Ann 13 At Home GA Martha 12 At Home GA Georgian 7 GA x. AMERICA STUBBS, b. February 05, 1824, Bulloch County, GA; d. May 09, 1874. ===================================

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: FRENCH-L@rootsweb.com From: <jfrench1@earthlink.net> Subject: 1768 John French dies - Sect to Henry Moore, Governor of NY You are probably referring to the following John FRENCH of NY Abstracts of Wills Vol VII 1766-1771 Page 249.--By his Excellency, Sir Henry Moore, Baronet, Captain-General and Governor. To John French, Esq., Greeting: Reposing especial trust and confidence, I do hereby give you full power to administer oaths to executors and witnesses of all wills, or administrators, and to affix the Prerogative Seal thereto. Given under my hand and the Prerogative seal of the Province of New York, this 11 of June, 1766. H. MOORE. Fort George, this 11 of June, 1766. To Mr. Goldsbrow Banyer, Deputy Secretary of this Province. Having appointed Mr. John French, my Surrogate in the Prerogative Court of this Province, I desire you to deliver to him the Seal of office on his demanding it. H. MOORE. In virtue of the above order, I do hereby acknowledge to have received of Goldsbrow Banyer, Deputy of Page 6 Page 7 George Clarke, Esq., Secretary of the Province of New York, the Prerogative Seal of said Province. New York, June 12, 1766. JOHN FRENCH. Witnesses, Crean Brush, John Bowles. 1768? PHILADELPHIA, July 28. We hear from New-Jersey, that last Week died at Sandy-Hook, JOHN FRENCH, Esq; late Secretary to his Excellency Sir HENRY MOORE, Governor of New-York. http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Sandy_Hook_(New_Jersey) PROBATE: Index to Testators, Volume 26 (1767-1769); New York County, New York Column One: Name of Testator Column Two: Place of Residence of Testator Column Three: County #, Volume #, Page # FRENCH, JOHN NEW YORK CITY NY-31-26-432 Page 367.--In the name of God, Amen. I, JOHN FRENCH, of New York, Esq., being sick. All debts to be paid out of my estate. I leave to my wife Jane, "in whom I am well pleased," all the rest of my estate, real and personal, and I make her and my good friend, Abraham Schenck, of Boswyck, executors, with power to sell. Dated July 5, 1768. Witnesses, John Eaton, Edward Price, mariner, Mary Hoff. Proved, July 20, 1768. ====================