Welcome to the Bowles list! Maybe with your additions, we'll be closer to piecing the many Benjamins into a larger and more accurate picture. Unfortunately, the reason I added only that little snippet about the Benjamin in my line is because I'm not yet totally certain who his parents were. We can make some pretty good guesses, but we're still looking for the pieces of evidence which will tie everyone in their respective lines together and erase our doubts. We keep chipping away at the various Benjamins, no matter where we happen to find them, and hope that our bits of information will eventually fall into place. There were quite a few Benjamin Bowles (of many spellings) in that general part of the world and it's difficult to sort out which one was which. Would you be willing to add to our pieces of knowledge by telling us all where you found evidence of your Benjamin? A land document? A Revolutionary War document? Best possibility of all: a will naming his wife and all his children? Can you tell us if your Benjamin had any other children, and if so, who they married and where they lived? Maybe with a few more pieces, we can get a clearer picture of your areas of Virginia. Very best, Linne >Hi, >I am new to the list. I am interested in all Benjamin Bowles of Virginia. >Can you tell me where in Virginia your Benjamin is from and if you >know who his >parents are. After the Rev. War so many were moving to KY, TN, and westward >I am trying to keep track. >My line is Benjamin Bowles of Cumberland Co. VA whose son Elisha (b. c 1758) >md Elizabeth Chapman, also of Cumberland Co. VA - they migrated to Bedford Co. >VA. replying to the small mention of Sarah (Sallie) Bowles in "The Maxeys of Virginia": > Benjamin Bowles' daughter Sarah married Elisha or Elija Maxey >in Brazoria Co., TX in 1833. Sarah and Elisha and his family are >discussed in this book. After she died, he sent their children, >William and Sarah, to live with his three aunts, Ann and Rebecca >Maxey and Sarah Moore, in Davidson Co., TN. > Elisha married another Sarah, a Mrs. Weems, in Brazoria Co. in 1843. > If anyone has any relationship to any of these parties, >please do contact me. > Yours, > Linne

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: QUAKER-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com From: Shari Holcomb <sharih@rocketmail.com> Subject: Newfound possibilities for our WEBB and Martin Ancestors: Requesting Aid Hello to the list, Recent matches to our WEBB ancestor DNA have led to several matches and those have now led us to a book in North Carolina. The book is handwritten 1875 quill ink pen book, entitled "Westward We Go" by a Thomas N. Andrew at a Quaker Historical Library in Edenton, North Carolina (it is apparently hand written and the only copy of this book that exists) that details a group of families from Ablemarle County, NC (including Webbs, Bowles, Blaylocks, Reas, Evans, and Wilkersons, among others) who went west in the 1810's. A James Webb (b. 1770) who married a Susan Brinkley (died before 1838) went to Lincoln County, Tennessee. This is apparently the one that our cousin Dave found who in 1819 bought the land his ancestor Hiram Webb lived on later in Lincoln County. James and Susan had several kids and these are detailed so it seems that Hiram is brother to our Joseph and therefor reason enough for a perfect DNA match... Here is where I need a Friend's help out in NC... Since the book is so very fragile, it may not be handled by a person for researching and copying or have its picture taken... We would like to have someone transcribe this book so that we can actually know more about what it may contain... Would someone be interested in doing this for us? It would be vastly appreciated and we would be willing to provide pay or donate for this service... We are also still seeking a marriage or any data for our Joseph Webb and Mariah Barbara Martin. ...Joseph was born around 1798-1809 prob ablemarle, NC and Mariah B. was born 1809 kentucky and would have married around the 1830's and their first known child John W. was born 1835 AL. They would migrate on into Lincoln cty Tn. It is now possible with the finding of this book that they were Quakers... Thank you Shari

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: NORCAL-L@rootsweb.com From: Betty <betty@unisette.com> Subject: Sac Bee Sept 28, 1903 Sacramento Evening Bee Monday, September 28, 1903 SAD PASSING OF A BELOVED WOMAN The Bee has received the following communication concerning the death of Mrs. MacEWEN, mention of which is made elsewhere in to-day's paper. The painfully sad circumstances of the passing of this esteemed woman prompts The Bee to publish the letter which comes from one who knew her well in life: To the Editor of The Bee - Sir: Mrs. McEWEN, who died in this city Saturday was a woman of the highest character; and, by her quiet and unobtrusive ways, yet kind and loving heart, endeared herself to all who knew her well. She was born and brought up in a Christian home, where she was surrounded by comfort, and even luxury, and was well educated and refined. Although of a somewhat reserved and retiring disposition, and, perhaps in some respects not well equipped to battle with a hard world, she had such sterling qualities of mind and heart, that she endeared herself to her friends and was greatly beloved by them. While her death is not a surprise, yet it comes as a blow and a loss to those who loved her. She has gone to a well-earned rest, and death comes as a sweet release to her weary body. I must add that bravery was one of the most prominent characteristics of this little woman, and she was proud and independent almost to a fault. She has spent the Summer at the home of Mrs. Felix TRACY, where her failing heart was commented upon, and grieved over. An attack of la grippe some time since left her with a weak heart, and she has had several severe seizures from this cause. It was with reluctance that we saw her go from our home last Monday. She once had a beautiful home of her own, here on earth, now her Father has taken her to the Heavenly Man, alone, and she is enjoying those refinements and beauties that she can so well appreciate. Henry W. Tracy 1706 P Street Sacramento, September 27th DEVINE INQUIRED FOR A DICTIONARY Trustee's Answer Puzzled District Attorney The contempt proceedings against City Trustee James H. DEVINE for refusing to answer certain questions concerning the offer of bribes, put to him by the Grand Jury, were resumed before Superior Judge HART this morning. Devine was on the witness stand nearly all morning. At one point in the testimony District Attorney A.M .SEYMOUR, who is conducting the prosecution, failed to understand an answer he had made to a question. Devine was asked to repeat his answer, and he replied that he preferred to have the Court Reporter read it from his notes. After the answer had been read, Seymour said he still failed to understand it, and Devine asked: "Well, haven't you got a dictionary there?" Judge Hart said he could not understand the answer, either, and instructed Devine to repeat it, which the latter did. Devine insisted in his examination before the Court that no offer of bribes had been made to him since the administration of former Mayors B.U. STEINMAN and William LAND, and beyond being approached on the bond question and the sale of a place at the sump during those periods, he could not recall any specific proposition made to him, or the names of the parties making propositions to influence his vote. He admitted that other propositions had been made, however. Seymour tried to learn how it was that Devine could remember that offers of bribes, besides those relating to the bond question and the position as the sump, had been made to him, and could not remember what these offers related to or who had made them, but Devine could not enlighten him. Frank A. EDINGER, Secretary of the Grand Jury, was placed on the witness stand, and questioned as to whether the examination of Devine had been continued from the morning to the afternoon session of the Grand Jury on a certain day, but the questions along this line were held to be immaterial. A recess was taken until 2:30 this afternoon. When Court reconvened, argument was commenced, the District Attorney opening for the prosecution. He had not finished his argument when The Bee's report closed. Dr. W.O. GIRARDEY, dentist, has removed to Physician's Bldg., 1006 K St. HORSE KILLED IN EXCITING RUNAWAY About noon to-day an exciting runaway occurred on J Street, a team attached to a wagon driven by A. B. MOSHER, and owned by Charles PAINE, taking fright and starting on a mad run up the street. At Seventh Street, Mosher was thrown from his seat on the wagon and was considerably bruised in striking the pavement. The team continued up J Street, and one of the horses struck an iron post in front of the RUHSTALLER building at ninth street. The horse was almost instantly killed, and the post broken off at the level of the pavement. The streets were crowded at the time with pedestrians and vehicles, but the runaway team and the driver were the only ones to suffer injury. WEDDED AT THE CATHEDRAL At noon to-day at the Cathedral occurred the wedding of Miss Mary DE VILBISS and F.W. BOLES, Rev. Father J.F .QUINN officiating. The bride is a charming young woman, a native of Winters, Yolo County, where her father has extensive orchard interests. The groom was born and reared at Newcastle, Placer County, but is at present living in Winters, where he holds a responsible position with a large fruit shipping corporation. Mr. and Mrs. Boles have a wide circle of friends and are popular in Winters social circles. The honeymoon of the young couple will be spent at the coast resorts, and they will reside upon their return in Winters. MRS. RUTH MacDONALD'S "AT HOME" TO-MORROW Mrs. Ruth MacDONALD has been engaged by the Lillian YORKE Concert Company as pianist and accompanist. They will give a concert at the Congregational Church on Thursday evening, October 1st, after which date they will start on a tour throughout the Eastern States. Mrs. Macdonald will be "at home" to friends on Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. H.G. MILLER, at the Scudder House, 1525 Third Street. BRET HARTE AND TENNYSON To the Editor of The Bee - Sir: Please inform me through The Bee, of the year of Bret Harte's death; also, Tennyson's. Mrs. F.D. JACKSON. Sacramento, September 25th. Bret Harte died May 6, 1902; Tennyson in 1892 - Ed. Bee. DEATH OF MRS. A.P. REDDING Mrs. Albert P. REDDING, daughter of the late George W. MOWE of Sacramento, died on Saturday last at Menlo Park from a stroke of paralysis. The funeral took place to-day at Cypress Lawn Cemetery. Mrs. Redding was born in Sacramento, and her father was one of the successful business men here at an earlier period. TRYING TO SAVE THE BEACHED SHIP SAN FRANCISCO , September 28 - The underwriters who have a fortune at stake by reason of the beaching of the big four-master British bark Gifford south of the Golden Gate, are still confident the vessel can be saved. Lloyd's surveyor, Captain John METCALF, with the master of the wrecked bark, Captain David MICHIE, and Captain Alexander WOODSIDE, have been on the wreck and have made a careful examination of the vessel. Weather permitting, they believe the coal in the Gifford's hull may be thrown overboard and the leaking vessel pulled out of the sand and towed to port. THE DAILY MERCURY OFFICE BURNED MADERA (Cal.), September 28 - The Daily Mercury office was entirely destroyed by fire at 2 o'clock this morning. It was partly insured. AROUND THE BAY Miss Alice LENNON, who is playing the role of Filiberta in "The Cardinal," now being produced in London, is a native of San Francisco, and has been on the stage about five years. Yee FOO, a chinese desperado and highwayman, wanted by the police since April 8th last, was captured yesterday in San Francisco, after giving his pursuers an exciting chase. He attempted to draw a pistol on his pursuers, but was seized before he could use it. He was charged with murder. He is accused of killing Yee HIM, a pawnbroker. Charles S. LAUMEISTER has declined the Republican nomination for Assessor of San Francisco on account of pressure of business. While attempting to escape from Policemen John P. SCANLAN yesterday in Oakland, ex-convict and burglar Frank E. CONLON was shot in the leg and captured after a short run. SEVEN GREEKS ARE RELEASED ON BAIL SUISUN, September 28 - The seven Greeks who were arrested on a charge of being accessories with George PENSACOLA in the murder of Fred POTTER, have been released on bail. The preliminary examination of Pensacola, which was to have taken place last Saturday, has been postponed until Friday, October 2d. HAS SLATTERY MADE AWAY WITH HIMSELF MARYSVILLE, September 28 - Cornelius SLATTERY, Second Lieutenant of Company D of the Second Infantry of the National Guard, and a well-known saloon man of this city, is thought to have killed himself in Butte County. He had been undergoing treatment at Richardson's Springs, twelve miles from Chico, but disappeared from there yesterday morning. He eluded those who were looking out for his welfare, and securing a rifle, proceeded up the canyon. He remarked that he was tired of life, and that he would do away with himself. A search is being made of the surrounding country for Slattery, but up to the present writing no trace of him has been found. UNION LABOR PARTY NOMINATIONS SAN FRANCISCO, September 28 - The Union Labor Convention Saturday night nominated for Treasurer John A. MacDOUGALD, who is also the Republican candidate. The following were nominated for Supervisors: G.G. VICKERSON, T.F. FINN, Charles SISKRON, M.J. KERRIGAN, Edward I. WALSH, E.J. DEAVER, Harry A. KNOX, Fred. W. MEYER, W..J. HOLMAN, Frank JEWELL, J.J. FUREY, E. W. KENT, M.W. COFFEY, John RUTHERFORD, C.F. BUCKLEY, L.A. REA, James NICOL and T.J. CLANCY. The Convention will meet again next Thursday night. =====================================================================

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: AUS-QLD-L@rootsweb.com From: "TAJ Computer Support" <TAJ@uqconnect.net> Subject: Grafton - The Daily Examiner - 18-20 Apr 2005 http://www.checkout.com.au AMOS, ALAN CLIFTON. -- Of 140 Alice St, Grafton. On April 18, 2005, aged 71. Dearly loved husband of Joan, loved brother and brother-in-law of Helen and Noel Wilson, Barbara and David (dec) Thomsett, Shirley and Peter Harcourt, loving uncle of Anne, John, Margaret, Robert, Troy, Kellie and their families. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend Alan's funeral to leave St. Mary's Catholic Church, Victoria St, Grafton after prayers commencing at 11.30am TOMORROW (Thursday, April 21) for the Clarence Lawn Cemetery. NO FLOWERS BY REQUEST Donations to Grafton Palliative Care and Community Nurses may be left at the service. GRAFTON & DISTRICT FUNERALS Jim & Sharyn Summers 6642 6444 Publication Date: 20/04/05 BYRNES, EDNA EILEEN (Nee GREBERT). - Passed away peacefully at St. Vincent's Hospital Palliative Care on 17th April, 2005. Late of Bonalbo. Aged 71 years. Beloved wife of Bill (decd). Much loved mother & mother-in-law of Brian & Colette, Colin & Lynette, Rhonda & Wayne, Annette and Paul. Dearest Nanna of her 11 grandchildren. Loved and sadly missed by all her family and friends Rest in Peace Relatives and friends of Edna are invited to attend her funeral service to be held on THURSDAY 21st April, 2005, commencing at 9.00am at St. Mark's Anglican Church, Barker Street, Casino, followed by burial at Casino Lawn Cemetery. Publication Date: 20/04/05 HOLMES, TERRENCE JAMES (TERRY BALE). - Died tragically on April 16, 2005. Funeral details to be advised. Publication Date: 20/04/05 BATTIN, ALLAN SIDNEY. -- Of Maclean. Beloved husband of Margaret. Loved father & father-in-law of Robert & Maree, Patricia & Perry, Angela & John, Tim & Trisha, Phillip & Joanne. Loving Pop of his 12 grandchildren and Great Pop of Liam. Relatives and friends of the late Allan Sidney Battin are respectfully invited to attend his funeral to move from St. Mary's Catholic Church, Maclean, after a Requiem Mass commencing at 10.00am (FRIDAY) 22nd April 2005 for the Lower Clarence Lawn Cemetery. JOHN BAKER FUNERALS AFDA MACLEAN 6645 2699 Publication Date: 19/04/05 CARTER, EDNA MARY (Molly) (Kit). - Passed away very peacefully at Maclean Hospital. Late of Yamba. Dearly loved wife and partner of Ron, and former wife of James Duff (dec). Much loved mother and mother-in-law of Edwin (dec), Terry & Denise, Darryl & Robyn, and Jennifer, and loving other mother of Lawrence & Maria, Kevin & Linda, Robyn & Bob. Dearest Nanna Kit to all her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Loved sister of Audrey, Jean, Hazel, Arthur (dec), Bill (dec), Ray (dec) & Geoffrey (dec), and sister-in-law and aunt of their families. Loved and sadly missed by all her family. Rest in Peace Relatives and friends of Molly (Kit) are invited to attend her funeral service to be held this WEDNESDAY, April 20, 2005 commencing at 10am at the graveside in Casino Lawn Cemetery. ANDREW LAYCOCK CASINO FUNERALS 6662 3154 Publication Date: 19/04/05 DREW, Sid. -- 19/4/00. Sadly missed by his family. Publication Date: 19/04/05 JOHN OXENFORD 19/4/2002 In loving memory Hazel, Nielsine and Christopher. Publication Date: 19/04/05 MACLEAN BOWLING CLUB Members of the above club are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their late member Allan Battin as per family notice. Ian Wills, Sec/manager. Publication Date: 19/04/05 MICK BOWLES 15/7/1932 - 19/4/2004 When God saw you getting tired, And a cure was not to be, He closed His arms around you and whispered "Come with me'. Please keep your arms around him Lord and give him loving care. Make up for all he suffered and all that seemed unfair. Lovingly remembered by your family. Publication Date: 19/04/05 SMITH, WARREN ALLISTER. - of 264 Bacon St, Grafton, on April 15, 2005, aged 85. Dearly loved husband of Kitty. Loving father and father-in-law of Jenny & Des Harvey, Irene & Geoff Butcher, Kay & Peter Munson, Les, Greg & Jill, devoted grandfather of his 12 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Loved brother of Val (dec), Basil (dec) and Daphne and family. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend Warren's funeral to be held at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Duke St, Grafton TODAY (TUESDAY APRIL 19) commencing at 2pm. A private cremation will follow NO FLOWERS BY REQUEST Donations to Grafton Base Hospital Oncology may be left at the service. Ex-service personnel are invited to attend. GRAFTON & DISTRICT FUNERALS Jim & Sharyn Summers 6642 6444 Publication Date: 19/04/05 SMITH, WARRAN ALLISTER. - of 264 Bacon St, Grafton, on April 15, 2005, aged 85. Dearly loved husband of Kitty. Loving father and father-in-law of Jenny & Des Harvey, Irene & Geoff Butcher, Kay & Peter Munson, Les, Greg & Jill, devoted grandfather of his 12 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Loved brother of Val (dec), Basil (dec) and Daphne and family. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend Warren's funeral to leave Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, Duke St, Grafton after a service commencing at 2pm TOMORROW (Tuesday, April 19) for the Clarence Lawn Cemetery. NO FLOWERS BY REQUEST Donations to Grafton Base Hospital Oncology may be left at the service. Ex-service personnel are invited to attend. GRAFTON & DISTRICT FUNERALS Jim & Sharyn Summers 6642 6444 Publication Date: 18/04/05

We have new results in and the potential for a match. Kit #34109 is an 11/12 match with Kit #31906. Ordinarily we would be very cautious about this until we have further results, but this time both of these claim the same early ancestors - William and Sarah (Gum) Bowles. It may be possible that the mismatch on marker #2 is the result of a mutation in the gene. I'm sure both participants are eager to see the results of the remaining markers (13-25) to see how well they match. Perhaps now would be a good time for me to remind everyone of my policy on sharing information. Whether you are a participant or not, I cannot share the identity of a participant without that person's permission. Once a match is found, Family Tree DNA automatically informs the matching participants of the match and provides each with the other's email address. However, if you wish to be put in direct contact with a participant, what you must do is contact me and request that I forward your name and email address to that participant with a request that he contact you. It will be up to him to follow up. Thanks, Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com]

Benjamin Bowles' daughter Sarah married Elisha or Elija Maxey in Brazoria Co., TX in 1833. Sarah and Elisha and his family are discussed in this book. After she died, he sent their children, William and Sarah, to live with his three aunts, Ann and Rebecca Maxey and Sarah Moore, in Davidson Co., TN. Elisha married another Sarah, a Mrs. Weems, in Brazoria Co. in 1843. If anyone has any relationship to any of these parties, please do contact me. Yours, Linne ===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GEN-MAT-HX-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: Maxey Genealogy - See Some Names The Maxeys of Virginia, Edythe Maxey Clark, 1980, presumed first edition. Dark green buckram hardback with gold imprinting, 7-1/2x10-1/4, a whopping 968 pages, this book is in near new condition with the exception on one paperclip impressed page; otherwise in new condition; the end covers feature a map of the Maxey patent lands in Powhatan County, Virginia, 1725-1732, and a state distribution map showing the migration of the Maxeys. The author's proximity to the great research sources in the Washington led to wonderful research efforts there, as well as the Library of Virginia, LDS film rentals, etc. - this research brings to the book many document transcriptions and much family history. The Table of Contents includes: Preface Introduciton Explanations The Progenitors: Edward and Susannah Maxey Line 1 - Edward Maxey, Jr. Line 2 - Susannah Maxey Line 3 - Elizabeth Maxey Line 4 - John Maxey Line 5 - William Maxey Line 6 - Nathaniel Maxey Line 7 - Sylvanus Maxey Line 8 - Walter Maxey Appendix - Obadiah Maxey & c. Addenda Bibliography Index Surnames include: Abbott, Abel(l), Abernathy, Adair, Adam(s), Adde (Addy), Addington, Adkins, Adler, Agee, Ainsworth, Akers, Akin, Albert, Alderman, Alderson, Aldrich, Aldridge, Alexander, Alford, Allen, Alley, Allgood, Allison, Allman, Almond, Alson, Alverson, Amberson, Ames, Ammons, Amos, Amyx, Anderson, Andrews, Angel, Appleby, Applecart, Applegate, Arbuckle, Archer, Argabright, Arie, Arledge, Armacost, Armer, Armour, Armstrong, Arnold, Arrignton, Arterberry, Arthur, Artsman, Asbury, Ashley, Ashwell, Askew, Atchison, Atherton, Atkinson, Atnop, Auberry, Augustus, Aul, Aust, Austin, Authement, Autry, Avant, Axtell, Aynesworth, Ayres, Babb, Baber, Bachus, Badgett, Bagby, Baglin, Bailes, Bailey, Balch, Baldwin, Bales, Ball, Ballard, Ballow, Balsley, Banksdale, Banton, Barber, Barbour, Bargsley, Barker, Barkley, Barnard, Bernard, Barnes, Barnett, Barr, Barron, Barry, Bartlett, Bartmess, Barton, Bashaw, Basham, Bass, Bassett, Bassiner, Bates, Batson, Batten, Batts, Baty, Bauer, Baugh, Bays, Bazemore, Beach, BEakley, BEale, Beall, Bean, Beard, Beardon, Beasley, Beattie, Beauchamp, Beaver, Beavers, Beccom, Beck, Beckam, Becker, Becknell, Beckner, Beckwith, Bedford, Bedwell, Beer, Beeson, Behannon, Beisner, Belche, Belcher, Beliel, Bell, Beller, Bench, Beneux, Bengston, Benner, Bennett, Bensley, Bentley, Bentner, Berdine, Berry, Besch, Bethel, Beverly, Biggerstaff, Biggs, Bigham, Bigley, Bilbro, Bilderback, Binge, Bishop, Black, Blackburn, Blaine, Blair, Blalack, Blanc, Bland, Blankenship, Blanks, Blanton, Blaylock, Bleving, Blincoe, Bliss, Bloodworth, blythe, Boardman, Boatner, Boatright, Bobb, Bobbitt, Boccard, Boegershausen, Boelt, Bogart, Boggs, Bohannan, Boland, Bolden, Bolt, Bolton, Bonds, Bondurant, Bonnar, Bonnycastle, Booker, Boon, Boone, Booth, Boots, Boren, Bornefield, Bose, Bosley, Bostick, Boston, Boswell, Boteler, Botkin, Bottoms, Bouldin, Bolin, Boulware, Bourne, Bousman, Bowden, Bowen, Bower, Bowler, Bowles, Bowlin, Bowling, Bowman, Bowser, Boyd, Boyer, Bracewell, Brackett, Brackin, Brackville, Bradberry, Bradford, Bradley, Bradshaw, Bramlett, Brammer, Branan, Branch, Brandon, Branham, Brannon, Bransford, Branford, Brantner, Brasfield, Brass, Braun, Brawner, Bray, Brazziel, Bream, Breeze, Brennegar, Brents, Breshears, Breuninger, Brewer, Brian, Briant, Brice, Bridewell, Bridgeman, Bridges, Bridgewater, Brigance, Briggs, Brigham, Brightwell, Brimm, Brindley, Brinker, Brintle, Bristol, Bristow, Britton, Britt, Brition, Broadis, Brock, Brockriede, Broddus, Broderson, Brogan, Brogdon, Bronson, Brookbank, Brooke, Brookman, Brooks, Broughton, Brown, Brownfield, Browning, Brownlow, Broyles, Bruce, Bruffett, Bruington, Brumley, Brummitt, Brundage, Bruner, Brunner, Brunson, Bryan, Bryant, Bryson, Buchanan, Buffington, Buford, Bugg, Bulkley, Bullain, Bullis, Bullock, Bunch, Burch, Burdett, Burge, Burger, Berger, Burgess, Burk(e), Burket, Burkhart, Burks, Burnaugh, Burnett(e), Burns, Burr, Burrell, Burriss, Burroughs, Burton, Busby, Bush, Bushong, Bushwood, Bussey, Butke, Butler, Button, Byars, Byass, Biass, Byas, Byers, Byle, Byrd, Byram, Byrom, Caddell, Cade, Cahill, Cain, Caldwell, Calhoun, Call, Callaway, Callison, Calloway, Camblin, Camp, Campbell, Cannifax, Cannon, Cantrell, Capers, Capper, Capps, Carden, Cardwell, Carington, Carolton, Carmon, Carnahan, Carnell, Carner, Carnes, Carothers, Carpenter, Carr, Carrico, Carrigan, Carroll, Carson, Carter, Cartright, Carver, Carvis, Cary, Case, Casey, Cason, Cassels, Cassity, Castleman, Catron, Caudle, Cavanaugh, Centers, Chaffin, Chambers, Chamblee, Chambliss, Champlain, Chancellor, Chandler, Chaney, Channell, Chapman, Chappell, Charley, Chastain, Cheatham, Cheek, Chenault, Cherdron, Cherry, Chestnus, Childress, Childs, Chiles, Dhilton, Chinn, Chisom, Chism, Chittendon, Chitwood, Christiansen, Christeson, Christian, Christianson, Christy, Church, Churchill, Cigainero, Clark, Clawson, Clay, Clayborn, Claybourn, Claycomb, Claypole, Clayton, Cleveland, Clifford, Cline, Clingenpeel, Clinton, Clower, Clure, Clore, Cloar, Cobb, Conns, Conlentz, Cochran, Cocke, Cockerill, Cody, Cofer, Coffee, Coffey, Coffman, Cogdal, Coghill, Coiner, Coker, Cole, Colburn, Coleman, Coley, Collier, Collins, Ollums, Doln, Combs, Comer, Compton, Conlon, Connally, Connel(l), Conner, Conover, Conrell, Constant, Cook(e), Cooksey, Cooley, Coomes, Coon, Cooper, Coots, Copeland, Copas, Copes, Coppinger, Corbett, Corbin, Core, Cornelius, Cornell, Cornett, Corwin, Costley, Cottle, Cotton, Cottrell, Couch, Courts, Courtney, Covington, Cowan, Cowden, Cowley, Cowling, Cox, Coy, Coyel, Craft, Crafton, Craghead, Craig, Crain, Cramer, Crammond, Crane, Crary, Cratcher, Craver, Crawford, Crawley, Creasy, Creekmore, Creem, Crenshaw, Cresswell, Crews, Crider, Criss, Criswell, Crittendon, Crocker, Crockett, Crooks, Crosswhite, Crouch, Crow, Crowe, Crowell, Crowley, Cruize, Cruise, Crump, Crutcher, Culbertson, Cullison, Cullom, Cummings, Culver, Cummins, Cundiff, Cunningham, Cupp, Curd, Curles, Curry, Curtis, Cushman, Cusick, Dabbs, Dabney, Dagley, Daily, Dale, Dalton, Damiani, Dana, Daniels, Danner, Danzer, Darnan, Darnell, Davenport, Dance, Davidson, Davis, Davison, Dawson, Day, Dean, Deason, Debusk, Dederick, Deem, Deer, DeGraffenried, Delancey, Delaney, Delaplaine, Del Morales, De Marco, Dement, Dempsey, Denney, Dennis, Denson, Denton, Derryberry, Despain, Detrick, Detweiler, Devenish, Dew, Dewease, DeWeese, Dial, Diamond, Dick, Dickens, Dickerson, Dickson, Dietrich, Dill, Dillard, Dilliard, Dillman, Dillon, Dinkle, Disheroon, Dismuke, Ditch, Dittemore, Divers, Dixon, Dubbins, Dockins, Dodd, Dodge, Dodson, Does., Dolan, Donahie, Donaldson, Donan, Donnell, Donovan, Doring, Dorris, Dorset, Dorsey, Doser, Dotson, Doty, Dougherty, Douglas, Dowell, Dowlen, Downey, Downing, Downs, Doyal, Doyle, Dozier, Draffen, Drake, Driskell, Driskill, Driver, Dual, Duckett, Dudley, Dudney, Duffie, Dugan, Dukes, Duncan, Dunkin, Dunkley, Dunlap, Dunn, Dupratt, Dupuy, Duren, Durham, Durio, Duty, Duval, Duyer, Dye, Dyer, Eades, Eads, Eable, Eakle, Eakin, Eanes, Early, Earps, Easley, Eason, Easter, Ebersole, Eccles, Edens, Edgington, Edison, Edwards, Eggleston, Eiker, Eister, Elam, Elder, Elkins, Ellage, Ellett, Ellinger, Ellington, Elliott, Ellis, Ellison, Elmore, Elms, Elrod, Embry, Rmmons, England, English, Enoch(s), Ensley, Entrekin, Epes, Epling, Epperson, Erdwurm, Ereckson, Erisman, Ernest, Erwin, Irwin, Eskridge, Esmon, Esrig, Eubank, Evers, Evans, Everett, Ewing, Fahnstock, Fain, Faircloth, Faith, Falls, Fambrough, Fanning, Farrell, Fargo, Faris, Farish, Farmer, Farnell, Farnsworth, Farren, Farris, Faubion, Faulkner, Fauquerant, Fawbush, Feazel, Fedd, Feehan, Fehribach, Felts, Fentor, Fergerson, Ferguson, Ferrell, Fielder, Fields, Fillpot, Findley, Finley, Finn, Fisher, Fitch, Fitterer, Fitzpatrick, Flanagan, Flanagin, Flavel, Fleenor, Fleming, Fletcher, Fleury, Flippin, Flood, Florence, Flournoy, Flowers, Floyd, Flynn, Foike, Foley, Follow, Forbes, Ford, Fordyce, Forrester, Forsee, Fort, Fortney, Forward, Foster, Foust, Fowler, Fox, France, Frances, Francis, Frank, Franken, Franklin, Frazier, Freas, Freeborg, Freeland, Freeman, French, Frew, Frindley, Frisbee, Frisk, Fristoe, Fritts, Froebe, Frost, Fry, Fudge, Fulbright, Fuller, Fuqua, Fyke, Gaddis, Gaddy, Gail, Gaillard, Gaines, Galbraith, Gallegly, Gallop, Galloway, Gamble, Gambrell, Gammage, Gammell, Gann, Gano, Gantier, Garbee, Gardner, Garman, Garner, Garnett, Garretson, Gartin, Gartman, Gary, Gaskin, Gaskill, Gaston, Gates, Gatewood, Gathwright, Gee, Geer, Gehrmann, Geiman, Gentry, George, Gerard, Gerrard, Gerstmann, Gibbs, Giblet, Gibson, Giese, Giffin, Gifford, Gilbert, Gilcrease, Gilcrist, Gildersleeve, Giles, Gillen, Gillenwater, Gillespie, Gillette, Giliam, Gillian, Gilliland, Gilmore, Ginsburg, Glassman, Glaze, Glazebrook, Gleaton, Glen(n), Glisson, Glover, Glyson, Goad, Goben, Godfrey, Goff, Goin, Golston, Goldston, Gollahon, Gollehon, Golman, Good, Goodall, Goode, Goodin, Goodman, Goodnight, Goodrich, Goodson, Goodwin, Goodwyn, Gore, Gorham, Gorman, Gorn, Gorrell, Gossett, Gough, Grace, Gracy, Graham, Grant, Graves, Gray, Grear, Greer, Green, Gregg, Gregor, Gregory, Greiner, Gresham, Greyham, Grieme, Griffith, Griggs, Grigsby, Grimes, Grisham, Grisson, Gritton, Grogan, Groves, Grumbine, Gruno, Guerrant, Guess, Gunby, Gunter, Gurley, Guthrie, Guyer, Guyton, Gwin, Hackler, Hadley, Hagen, Hagerman, Hague, Hail(e), Hailes, Halbrook, Hale, Hail, Haley, Hall, Hallman, Halsell, Ham,Hamann, Hamar, Hambleton, Hamelton, Hames, Hamilton, Hamm, Hamman, Hammett, Hammond, Hammonds, Hampton, Hancock, Handley, Haneley, Hanes, Haney, Haning, Hankley, Hansen, Hansford, Harbin, Harcrider, Hardaman, Harden, Hardigree, Hardin, Hardman, Hardy, Hare, Hargett,Hargis, Hargrave,Harless, Harlin, Harlow, Harmon, Harper, Harrel(l), Harris, Harriosn, Harriss, Harry, Hart, Harter, Hartley, Hartman, Harvey, Harwell, Harwood, Haskins, Haslberger, Haston, Hatcher, Hauselman, Havor, Hawkins, Hawks, Hawley, Hawthorn, Hayden, Hayes, Haygood, Haynes, Hays, Haywood, Hazelrigg, Hazzard, Heard, Hearn, Hearst, Heavisides, Heckart, Hedges, Heimach, Heine, Heironimus, Helm, Helms, Helphenstine, Hemphill, Hendrickson, Henderson, Hendrick(s), Hendrix, Henke, Henkle, Henley, Henriksen. Henry, Hensley, Henson, Herdman, Herndon, Herrell, Herrin, Hersperger, Hess, Heser, Hester, Hestwood, JEvabow, Hiatt, Hibbs, Hickerson, Hickey, Hickman, Hicks,...more next time. I will be happy to see if your surnames are in the rest of the index, but no lookups please.

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===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GEN-MAT-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: Rutherford County, Tennessee - See Some Names Land Deed Genealogy of Rutherford County, Tennessee, Volume 1, 1804-1813 - Earliest Land Grants on Stones, Duck & Elk Rivers, Helen C. & Timothy R. Marsh, 2001. Blue cloth covered hardback with gilt imprinting, 5-3/4 x 8-3/4, 271 pages, maps (including one showing the waterways), every name index. This book is in as new condition - as are the other two volumes in the set. As each volume has its own index, they will be posted separately; however, if someone wants all three as a set, a price adjustment will be made. The text for each entry comprises almost the entirety of the original deed or grant. These truly are lovely books, and cover not only land, but are used to convey slaves and other items of personal property. All give the names of the parties, the consideration (price), the acreage, the boundaries-given in poles, names of those with adjoining property, dates, and waterways. The Military Grants (most from North Carolina give the warrant numbers both for Tennessee and North Carolina or whatever state the service was rendered in, and if the land was granted to the heirs or to an assignee or to the actual soldier. The book holds a number of estate divisions which are particularly valuable. Per the Introduction, we learn that Rutherford was created by the Tennessee general Assembly on October 25, 1803, with the first court being held January 3, 1804. Created from Davidson and Williamson Counties, and major parts of Bedford, Lincoln, Moore and a small western strip of Coffee Counties were once a part of Rutherford. So, the land transactions herein are applicable for a number of counties. "In 1783 the mother state of North Carolina, surveyed and granted a large tract of virgin land in Middle Tennessee, then North Carolina, to her officers and soldiers of the Continental line, for their service in the late Revolutionary War. The south line of this vast area, called the 'Military Reservation', ran east to west, immediately south of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, the county seat of Rutherford Coutny. Much of the land located in Rutherford was granted in this Military Reservation. Rutherford County, like other Middle Tennessee Counties, suffered some land deed losses, attributed to the Civil War. Fortunately the earliest deeds that included the Military and old North Carolina General Land Grants in Rutherford, Bedford and Lincoln Counties survived the losses. Books G, 1, 3, P, T, V, 6, and 12 did not. This book is a complete, not selected, deed copy." Surnames include: Abbott, Aclin, Acoff, Acuff, Adcock, Adkins, Adkison, Afflick, Alderson, Alexander, Allen, Allison, Alves, Alvis, Armstrong, Anderson, Andrew(s), Anthony, Armstrong, Arnold, Arrington, Asby, Ashe, Ashmon, Askins, Atkins, Atkinson, Austin, Brashears, Babb, Baird, Baker, Balch, Baley, Ball, Ballance, Ballon, Bankhead, Banks, Banteury, Banton, Barber, Bardield, Baren, Barfield, Bargin, Barkley, Barksdale, Baron, Barr, Barry, Barton, Bass, Bateman, Batey, Batten, Batton, Beal, Bean, Beard, Beasley, Beaty, Beavers, Beck, Becton, Bedford, Beesley, Bell, Bellah, Belwood, Benge, Benhonne, Benson, Berry, Berthand, Bevers, Billingsley, Binkley, Blach, Black, Blackamore, Blackman, Blair, Blake, Blakeledge, Blank(s), Blevins, Blithe, Blood, Bloodworth, Blount, Blum, Boatright, Boatwright, Boddice, bodin, Boggs, Bogle, Boles, Bond, Borley, Bowen, Bowles, Bowman, Boyd, Boyle(s), Brackenridge, Bradford, Bradley, Bradly, Bradshaw, Braham, Brackinridge, Brance, Brandey, Brandon, Branson, Brantley, Branton, Brashaw, Brashear, Brashears, Brasher, Bravard, Breckell, Breckenridge, Bricknell, Bright, Broadstreet, Brook, Brooks, Brothers, Broughton, Browder, Brown, Bruce, Buchanan, Buchannan, Buchanon, Buckannan, Buckannon, Buckanon, Buckhannon, Buckhanon, Buckner, Buckmer, Bumpass, Burgess, Burke, Burklor, Burlison, Burnell, Burnett, Burris, Burrus, Burton, Bush, Bushnell, Bushone, Butler, Cade, Caffery, Caffrey, Caffry, Caldwell, Call, Calvert, Calvet, Campbell, Canen, Cannon, Canon, Cantrell, Capehart, Cantrell, Capehart, Carithers, Carlisle, Carnahan, Carr, Carrell, Carrington, Carson, Cartwright, Cason, Casselman, Caselman, Casson, Castleman, Caswell, Cathey, Cave, Chamberlin(e), Cherry, Chesely, Chesley, Chester, Childress, Chipps, Chissum, Christmas, Civil, Claiborne, Clark(e), Clayton, Clemen(t), Clemmins, Clerke, Coart, Cobb, Coffee, Cocke, Coffey, Coldwell, Cole, Coleman, Collier, Commins, Conway, Conn, Conrad, Conwy, Cook, Cooper, Copeland, Corbith, Cosby, Cotesworth, Cotton, Counce, Counee, Counts, Covington, Cowan, Cowen, Cox, Craddick, Craighead, Cranson, Crasthwait, Craun, Crawford, Creanes, Crook, Crosier, Crow, Corzier, Crunk, Cryer, Cumings, Cummins, Curry, Daneley, Daniel, Darnald, Daugherty, Dauss, David, Davidson, Davis, Davison, Daxey, Deaderick, Deadrick, Dean, Deanes, Deloach, Delouch, Dement, Dennis, Dever, Dickenson, Dickerson, Dickey, Dickinson, Dicks, Dickson, Dixon, Donelson, Doak, Dobbins, Doggery, Doherty, Donaldson, Donelson, Donnel(l), Donnelson, Doran, Dougan, Douglas(s), Drake, Drenon, Dubose, Dudley, Duffie, Dugan, Dummins, Dun, Dupree, Dyer, Earhart, Estin, Easton, Edgar, Edmenson, Edmondson, Edward(s). Elam, Elison, Elliot(t), Ellison, Eloy, English, Ervin, Erwin, Eskridge, Espey, Estell, Estill, Evans, Ewrin, Faver, Ferguson, Ferrows, Finch, Finger, Fitzgerald, Fleming, Fonville, Ford, Foster, Fowler, Fowles, Fowlkes, Fraysor, Frazer, Frazier, Free, Freeman, Frysor, Fulenwider, Fulks, Fuller, Fullerton, Fulton, Garner, Gaines, Galbraith, Gambell, Gambill, Gamble, Gambrell, Gammill, Gan(n)away, Garner, Garret(t), Gasaway, Gee, German, Gibbs, Gibson, Gilbert, Gilbreath, Gilchrist, Gill, Gillenwaters, Gillespie, Gilliam, Glarus, Glasgoe, Glaze, Gleaves, Glover, Godman, Gold, Good, Goodloe, Goodman, Gordon, Gorden, Gouch, Gowen, Graham, Grammer, Grant, Graves, Gray, Grayson, Greaves, Green, Greer, Gregory, Griffin, Grigg, Grimes, Grundy, Gruon, Gum, Gunn, Gurtey, Guthrie, Guy, Hardeman, Hadley, Haggatt, Haines, Hainey, Hair, Halcolm, Haley, Hall, Hamilton, Hancock, Hand, Hannah, Hanrahan, Haralson, hardeman, Hardgrove, Harle, Harles, Harney, Harrald, Harreman, Harris, Harrison, Harryman, Hart, Hartfield, Hartsfield, Harvey, Hawkins, Hayes, Haynes, Hays, Heaton, Heay, Hedgspeth, Helin, Helton, Henderson, Hendrick(s), Henry, Heritage, Herndon, Hernson, Herrilson, Hickingbotham, Hickingbothum, Hickman, Hicks, Hidges, Higgins, Hilen, Hill, Hillen, Hobbs, Hobson, Hodges, Hogan, Hogg, Hoggett, Holland, Hollis, Holman, Holmes, Holt, Hood, Hooper, Hoover, Hope, Hopkins, Hopper, Horn, House, Housron, Houston, Houze, Howell, hubbard, Hudson, Huggins, Humphrey, Hunt, Hunter, Hurnegan, Huske, Hutchings, Hutton, Inman, Irvin, Irwin, Isler, Ivey, Jackson, James, Jarratt, Jarrett, Jenkins, Jessop, Jetton, Jinkins, John(s), Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Jordan, Joseph Montford, Karr, Kavanaugh, Kelley, Kellough, Kelly, Kelton, Kennaday, Kennard, Kenneday, Kennedy, Kenny, Kerr, Key, Keys, Killian, Kimbro, King, Kinnard, Kirby, Kirk, Kirkland, Kirkpatrick, Knall, Knox, Kranp, Larkin, Lackey, Lane, Lanier, Lannum, Larkin(s), Latimer, Latimore, Laughlin, Lawber, Lawrence, Legrand, Lenear, Leneer, Lenier, Lenior, Lennon, Lennor, Lenore, Lester, Lewis, Liddon, Lilly, Lock(e), Loftin, Lofton, Logue, Lomack, Lomacks, Long, Loomis, Love, Lowrie, lowry, Loyd, Lunny, Lwister, Lytle, Marr, Marshall, Martin, Maben, MacKey, Macklin, Macoy, Maddrey, Magness, Magonine, Mallard, Mallett, Mallott, Mallut(t), Malone, Maltimore, Mankin, Marable, Marbee, Mark, Marlin, Marr, Marshall, Martin, Maryan, Mason, Mathew(s), Matthews, Maxey, Mayberry, McAdams, McAdow, McAuley, McBride, McCallister, McCallum, McCalvey, McCann, McCannon, McCawley, McClanahan, McClearey, McCleary, McClellan, McClung, McClure, McCombs, McCommons, McConnell, McCord, McCorkle, McCormick, McCowan, McCoy,... more next time.

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: READING-L@rootsweb.com From: cwreding@yahoo.com Subject: North Carolina - Joseph Reading This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Reding, Redding, Reading, Jennings, Pendleton Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xYCBAIB/110 Message Board Post: Seeking information on the origin of Joseph Reading born 1680 in North Carolina. There are a number of entries about his descendents on the "Reding" board. Everybody there seems to think the original spelling is Redding, but I found his will abstract (below) with the spelling "Reading", so I thought I'd give this board a try. My paternal line is pasted below the will reference (Joseph's first wife was Elizabeth Jennings). Name: Joseph Reading Location: Pasquotank County Will Date: 29 Jun 1731 Probate Date: 03 Aug 1731 Will: Sons: Samuel, Thomas, John, Jonathan and Joseph. Daughters: Mary, Miriam and Sarah Reading, Ann Pendleton. Wife and Executrix: Sarah. Witnesses: David Boles, Daniel Rhodes and Benja. Pritchard. Proven before Geo. Burrington. Source Information: Grimes, John Bryan. Abstracts of North Carolina Wills. Raleigh, NC: North Carolina Department of State, 1910. My paternal line is below if any would like to review to see if there is a tie-in. Sara Pendleton was Joseph's second wife (first was Elizabeth Jennings). Joseph (spouse Sara Pendleton) b. abt 1680 Pasquotank Co, NC d. abt 1731 Pasquotank Co, NC John (spouse Rachel Chancey) b abt 1725 Pasquotank Co, NC d 1765 Pasquotank Co, NC Robert (spouse Ann Needham) b 9 Oct 1745 Pasquotank Co, NC d 11 May 1832 Fayette Co, TN Afred S (spouse Catherine Childress) b 9 Sep 1787 Randolph Co NC d 1 Jul 1864 Robertson Co TN George R (spouse Fora Jane Chaudoin) b 1825 Robertston Co TN d 3 Jul 1862 Camp Riceville, Hancock MS Alfred Maxwell (spouse Margaret Sedonia Osaler Reed) b 12 Jan 1855 Robertson Co TN d 12 Oct 1929 Batesville, Independence AR John Franklin (spouse Mayme Ethel Ross) b 11 Jul 1877 Cushman, Independence AR d 12 Jul 1961 Batesville, Independence AR William Dortch (spouse Joan Rose Thies) b 3 Aug 1937 Batesville, Independece AR Christopher Wayne (spouse Janette Marie Holland) b 27 Jul 1968 Harrison, Biloxi, MI

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com From: Sandi Gorin <sgorin@glasgow-ky.com> Subject: BARREN CO LAND RECORDS - BIBEY THROUGH BOYKIN Bibey Jno Jr 200 21 8-27-1799 Noboh Creek Bibee Alexander 13 23 3- 5-1847 Trace Creek Biggs Stephen 223 16 10-17-1807 None Biggs Stephen 477 16 ---- None Billingsley Samuel 150 20 11-23-1807 Mile Creek Bird James 50 12 10-13-1807 Sinking Br Bird James 235 21 10- 4-1807 None Bird Jno 200 8 8-22-1799 Sinking Br Bird Jonathan 200 10 5- 4-1807 Long Creek Bird Matthew 200 A 11-17-1815 None Bird Robert 50 C 11- 4-1817 None Bird Robert H 150 B 6-20-1816 Green River Bird Robt 200 12 1-16-1804 None Bird Robt 200 12 5-29-1807 Warport Lick Bird Thos 10 I-2 10-15-1836 None Bird Wm 8 D-2 9-14-1835 None Bird Wm Sr 160 17 2- 3-1812 Spencer Grove Birk Jno 50 16 5-20-1810 Salt Peter Cave Bishop Catherine 160 15 4- 3-1845 nr Old Vineyard Bishop Edmond 150 27 8-10-1799 Sinks Beaver Creek Bishop Lowry 90 F 12- 5-1817 None Bishop Lowry 39 P 1-23-1824 in the s Bishop Lowry 200 24 6- 5-1799 Blue Spring Creek Bishop Lowry 200 26 6- 8-1799 None Bishop R M & C B 82 98 3-14-1878 Buck Creek Bishop Wm 200 27 7-28-1799 Blue Spring Black James 200 19 8-27-1799 Blue Sp Creek Black Jno 200 2 8-27-1799 Skeggs Beaver Creek Blakely Wm 200 20 7-11-1799 Beaver Creek Boatoman John 200 74 12-18-1868 Big Buck Creek Boatman John 8 74 12-17-1867 Sinking Creek Boatman Saml J 32 72 11-16-1867 Beaver Creek Bohannon Patty 200 J 4-15-1819 None Boissaw Patrick 200 7 9- 3-1799 Beaver Creek Bolder Fielding 50 I 8- 1-1821 None Boone Jonathan 200 9 8-29-1799 Peter Creek Boone Joseph 200 9 8-29-1799 Dry Creek Boothe John 50 E 12-19-1817 None Boothe John 85 P 3-26-1823 in the s Bossaw Patrick 200 7 8-20-1799 Beaver Creek Boston Samuel C 7 1/2 80 1- 9-1871 None Boston Thomas 100 B-2 7-15-1832 None Boston Thomas W 22 8 12- 9-1841 Green River Knobs Boston Thomas W 29 8 12- 9-1841 Green River Knobs Boston Thomas W 200 8 12- 8-1841 Green River Knobs Boston Thomas W 22 25 2-17-1848 None Boston Thomas W 2 39 8-19-1853 Green & Knobs Boston Thomas W 80 47 6- 3-1856 Green River Boston Thomas W 14 60 5- 7-1859 Green River Boston Thomas W 50 61 5- 7-1859 Green River Boston Thomas W 50 N 5-11-1823 Green River Boston Thoms W 6 47 6- 3-1856 Green River Boston Thos 75 O-2 3-15-1839 None Boston Thos W 30 11 7-24-1843 Green River Boston Thos W 14 37 4- 1-1852 Green River Boston Wilburn 70 80 12-14-1870 None Bottom John R 69 78 4----1870 Sinking Creek Bourbon Academy 500 14 12-14-1790 Puncheon Camp Creek Bowdery Samuel P 9 1/2 8 6-22-1841 None Bowin Martha 50 B 8-30-1816 Dry Fk Bowin Martha 50 E 8-13-1816 Fk Little R Bowles Henry 10 34 5-28-1851 Blue Spring Creek Boyd Anderson 226 A 4-25-1816 None Boyd Jno 200 21 8-29-1799 Beter Creek Boyd Robt 200 21 8-29-1799 Petter Creek Boykin N W 2 76 3- 1-1870 Beaver Creek to be continued next week. Sandi Colonel Sandi Gorin SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html Sandi's Puzzlers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/gorin/puz.html Gorin Publishing: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: LANARK-L@rootsweb.com From: Joyce Henderson <joycehender01@yahoo.co.uk> Subject: More Scotsman Newspaper (part 6) As before please give Name and date when requesting more information 1915 Apr 5 - War Dead John Dunn Silverbanks St Cambuslang 1915 May 10 J B McLennan, Cambuslang, passenger on Lusitania John Murray, Kilsyth, passenger on Lusitania Mrs John Fyfe, Johnstone, passenger on Lusitania Miss B Barbour, Greenock, passenger on Lusitania Grace French, Renton, passenger on Lusitania Mrs Daniel McCorkindale, Renton, passenger on Lusitania 1915 Jun 2 - War Wounded Thomas Robb Bowling James Bowles Cambuslang Robert Mitchell Rutherglen 1915 Aug 2 - War Wounded Patrick McClushion, Alexandria Walter Nelson Stevenson, Cambuslang James Black, 25, Cambuslang William Dempsey Cambuslang John Lavery Cambuslang William Doyle, 28 Cleland William B Watson, 20, Holytown Robert Barton, New Stevenston, Holytown Harry Dickson, Motherwell

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: ILLOGAN-L@rootsweb.com From: ITCSCROG@aol.com Subject: Murtie Rothwell Gasaway, died 16 November 1933 Obituary - Mount Pulaski Times-News, 23 November 1933 Services For M. Gasaway Wednesday Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon, November 22, at the Christian Church at two o'clock for Mrs. Murtie Gasaway, who passed away at her home in Glendale, Cal., Thursday, November 16. Mrs. Gasaway had been in very poor health the past eighteen months and her advanced age prevented her from regaining strength to recover. Her brother, J. M. Rothwell, and his wife went to California a short time ago to visit with her. Mrs. Murtie Rothwell Gasaway was the daughter of J. M. and Angeline Rothwell, and was born January 12, 1866 near here. She was united in marriage to Nelson Gasaway on November 8, 1883, and he preceded her in death about 15 years. To this union was born one daughter, Vida May, who became the wife of Leo May, and she also preceded her mother in death, passing away in 1923. She is survived by two brothers, J. M. and T. L. Rothwell of this place, and her son-in-law, Leo May, who accompanied her remains here, and two grandsons, Harold and Joseph May, of Glendale, Cal. Practically her entire life was spent in and near Mt. Pulaski, taking up her residence in California about 12 years ago after she had gone there with her mother for her health. She returned here after her mother's death, but soon went back to California to make her home. She was a member of the Mt. Pulaski Christian Church for many years. Services at the church were in charge of Rev. J. Wayne Staley. Music was furnished by a quartet composed of Mrs. H. C. Gruber, Miss Della Washburn, Frank Turley, and B. A. Tyler, with Mrs. Frank Turley at the organ. Pallbearers were Clarence, Everett, Harry, Robert, and Keith Rothwell, and Wilford Scroggin. Burial was in Mt. Pulaski cemetery. Among those attending the services from a distance were: Grace Rothwell, Champaign; Frank Scroggin, Dawson; Mrs. Rena Drobisch, Chicago; Adam May, Mr. and Mrs. Harry May and Mrs. Margaret Bowles, all of Taylorville; Mr. and Mrs. Tony May, Morrisonville; Mrs. Catherine Sams, Decatur. Friends from various towns in central Illinois were also present.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GEN-MAT-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: Snowden Genealogy - See Names The Descendants of Joseph Snowden (1725-1799), Amboy, N.J.; Washington Co., PA; Brooke Co., (W.) VA, Virginia Whitman Snowden, 1981, 1982. Red buckram hardback with gilt imprinting, 6-1/4x9-1/4, 283 pages, plat map, few portraits, everyname index. This book is in as new condition! Contents include: Snowden - The Name The New Jersey Immigrants Joseph Snowden - The Patriarch Generation Two - All Branches Generation Three - Kentucky and Ohio Branches Generation Three - West Virginia and Illinois Branches The Allied Pugh Family The Allied Woodrow Family Generation Four - The Kentucky and Ohio Branches Generation Four - West Virginia and Illinois Branches The Allied Adams Family Generation Five - Kentucky and Ohio Branches Generation Five - West Virginia and Illinois Branches Generation Six - Kentucky and Ohio Branches Generation Six - West Virginia and Illinois Branches Generation Seven - Kentucky and Ohio Branches Generation Seven - West Virginia and Illinois Branches Supplemental Line of David S. 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===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GEN-MAT-HX-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: Austin Genealogy - $39 off publisher's price A Genealogy Of The Descendents of Robert Austin of Kingstown, Rhode Island, Edith Austin Moore, 1951. Softcover durably bound, 8-1/2x11, 738 pages. It is fully indexed, and the only flaw is a slight stub to the bottom back corner where it bumped into the box during shipment. The author began this research in 1912 and has drawn on John Osborne Austin's Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island for much of the first four generations. A tremendous amount of research has gone into this massive book, and the contents are as follows: Early Austin Settlers in New England Robert Austin Descendendants of Jeremiah, Son of Robert Descendants of Edward, Son of Robert Descendants of Joseph, Son of Robert Descendants of John, Son of Robert Incomplete Pedigrees of: Brayton Austin Clark and Adelia Wing Edmund and Mary (Hunt) Austin Edward and Anna (Herrington) Austin Edward and Elizabeth Austin Freeborn, Son of Abel Austin Jedediah and Lydia (Pendleton) Austin George and Lois (Nichols) Austin John and Waty (West) Austin Joseph and Mary Austin Joseph and Susanna (Round) Austin Nathan and Mary Ann (Bell) Austin Pardon and Rhoda (Stanton) Austin Thomas and Elizabeth Austin and Others Interesting Articles Revolutionary War Records Ancestral Charts of Edith Austin Moore Additions and Corrections Index Abbey, Abby, Abbott, Abel, Acheson, Acker, Ackerman, Ackerson, Ackley, Adams, Adcock, Addio, Alderman, Agate, Ainsworth, Albee, 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Thanks Kelly for that website.I also have a note that Carder maybe Carter. There were several Carters and Gardners in Monroe Co and Barren Co that married Bowles. I put her name as Gardner in my tree because of this: BOWLS, Elijah, 22, single, b Monroe Co to GARDER [GARDNER?[, Emeline, 16, single, b Monroe, 19 May 1853. Note: Carder maybe Carter? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kelly Bowles" <kellybowles@gmail.com> To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 7:51 AM Subject: Re: Looking for a Connection > Go to this website for Elijah Bowles and Eveline Carder family. > > http://www.pbalkcom.com/Second%20Site/Frankssecond-p/p82.htm#i3629 > > Kelly Bowles > > > On 4/20/05, leathel@sbcglobal.net <leathel@sbcglobal.net> wrote: >> >> OPPS, Hezekiah Bowles b.1805 married Martha. Elijah b.1830 married >> Emaline >> Gardner, May 19, 1853, Monroe Co,Ky. Sorry about that, should have looked >> at >> my tree a little closer. >> Leathel, >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Charles Hartley" <hartley@iglou.com> >> To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005 9:49 PM >> Subject: Re: Looking for a Connection >> >> > Hmmm.... >> > >> > In 1850, Elijah, who married Emaline, is living in the household of >> Martha >> > Bowles, age 45, who is the right age to be his mother. If this Elijah >> > is >> a >> > son of Hezekiah and Mary, why is his apparent mother in 1850 named >> Martha? >> > >> > >> >>Charlie, I have this family as part of Elijah Bowles family. Hezekiah >> >>Bowles b.1805 son of Elijah and Mary. Hezekiah had a son Elijah who >> >>married Martha: >> >> >> >>household 793/829 >> >>Martha Bowles - 45 F, VA >> >>Elijah Bowles - 20 M, farmer, KY >> >>Thomas Bowles - 14 M, farmer, KY >> >> >> >>This is Elijah age 20 above. >> >>>household 26/26, precinct 7 >> >>>Bowles, Elijah - 40 M W, farmer, KY >> >>>Bowles, Emiline - 32 F W, KY >> >>>Bowles, Claiborn - 16 M W, KY >> >>>Bowles, Ibby L. - 11 F W, KY >> >>>Bowles, Welborn T - 9 M W, KY >> >>>Bowles, Polly J. - 6 F W, KY >> >>>Bowles, Flemming C. - 4 M W, KY >> >>>Bowles, Westerfield E. - 1/12 M W, KY >> > >> > >> >> > >

Go to this website for Elijah Bowles and Eveline Carder family. http://www.pbalkcom.com/Second%20Site/Frankssecond-p/p82.htm#i3629 Kelly Bowles On 4/20/05, leathel@sbcglobal.net <leathel@sbcglobal.net> wrote: > > OPPS, Hezekiah Bowles b.1805 married Martha. Elijah b.1830 married Emaline > Gardner, May 19, 1853, Monroe Co,Ky. Sorry about that, should have looked > at > my tree a little closer. > Leathel, > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Charles Hartley" <hartley@iglou.com> > To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005 9:49 PM > Subject: Re: Looking for a Connection > > > Hmmm.... > > > > In 1850, Elijah, who married Emaline, is living in the household of > Martha > > Bowles, age 45, who is the right age to be his mother. If this Elijah is > a > > son of Hezekiah and Mary, why is his apparent mother in 1850 named > Martha? > > > > > >>Charlie, I have this family as part of Elijah Bowles family. Hezekiah > >>Bowles b.1805 son of Elijah and Mary. Hezekiah had a son Elijah who > >>married Martha: > >> > >>household 793/829 > >>Martha Bowles - 45 F, VA > >>Elijah Bowles - 20 M, farmer, KY > >>Thomas Bowles - 14 M, farmer, KY > >> > >>This is Elijah age 20 above. > >>>household 26/26, precinct 7 > >>>Bowles, Elijah - 40 M W, farmer, KY > >>>Bowles, Emiline - 32 F W, KY > >>>Bowles, Claiborn - 16 M W, KY > >>>Bowles, Ibby L. - 11 F W, KY > >>>Bowles, Welborn T - 9 M W, KY > >>>Bowles, Polly J. - 6 F W, KY > >>>Bowles, Flemming C. - 4 M W, KY > >>>Bowles, Westerfield E. - 1/12 M W, KY > > > > > >

You will find some info on some of these people in The History of Monroe County Ludema Bowles -------- Original Message -------- ==> From: Charles Hartley <hartley@iglou.com> ==> Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 12:07:12 -0400 I find in the 1850 Monroe County KY census two Bowles families living side by side: household 792/828 Clifton Bowles - 19 M, farmer, KY Lydia Bowles - 18 F, KY Rebecca Bowles - 6/12 F, KY William Bowles - 8 M, KY household 793/829 Martha Bowles - 45 F, VA Elijah Bowles - 20 M, farmer, KY Thomas Bowles - 14 M, farmer, KY Then in 1860 Monroe County I find the following: household 868/876 Elijah Boles - 30 M, farmer, KY Emaline Boles - 22 F, KY Cayborn Boles - 6 M, KY I. L. Boles - 1 F, KY household 905/916 Clifford Boles - 28 M, blacksmith, KY Lydia Boles - 23 F, KY R. A. Boles - 10 F, KY Martha Boles - 8 F, KY Melvina Boles - 6 F, KY In 1870 Monroe County I find: household 23/23, precinct 3 Bowles, Clifton - 37 M W, farmer, KY Bowles, Louisa - 32 F W, keeping house, KY Bowles, Rebecca A. - 19 F W, KY Bowles, Martha - 17 F W, KY Bowles, Menida - 2 F W, KY household 26/26, precinct 7 Bowles, Elijah - 40 M W, farmer, KY Bowles, Emiline - 32 F W, KY Bowles, Claiborn - 16 M W, KY Bowles, Ibby L. - 11 F W, KY Bowles, Welborn T - 9 M W, KY Bowles, Polly J. - 6 F W, KY Bowles, Flemming C. - 4 M W, KY Bowles, Westerfield E. - 1/12 M W, KY Who can tell me more about these folks? Charlie

Hmmm.... In 1850, Elijah, who married Emaline, is living in the household of Martha Bowles, age 45, who is the right age to be his mother. If this Elijah is a son of Hezekiah and Mary, why is his apparent mother in 1850 named Martha? >Charlie, I have this family as part of Elijah Bowles family. >Hezekiah Bowles b.1805 son of Elijah and Mary. Hezekiah had a son >Elijah who married Martha: > >household 793/829 >Martha Bowles - 45 F, VA >Elijah Bowles - 20 M, farmer, KY >Thomas Bowles - 14 M, farmer, KY > >This is Elijah age 20 above. >>household 26/26, precinct 7 >>Bowles, Elijah - 40 M W, farmer, KY >>Bowles, Emiline - 32 F W, KY >>Bowles, Claiborn - 16 M W, KY >>Bowles, Ibby L. - 11 F W, KY >>Bowles, Welborn T - 9 M W, KY >>Bowles, Polly J. - 6 F W, KY >>Bowles, Flemming C. - 4 M W, KY >>Bowles, Westerfield E. - 1/12 M W, KY

Several questions have been raised about haplogroups, so I will try to offer some information and also point you to webpages that delve more deeply into the subject. In theory, all humans descend from an original pair. The next three paragraphs are quoted from [http://www.dnaheritage.com/masterclass2.asp]. If you're game for more information, check out this page. "Over time, many mutations in the DNA strand have occurred. The Y-chromosome, whose main job is just to turn on the male baby switch, has also picked up mutations of a particular type as time has passed. This type of mutation is called a SNP (or Single Nucleotide Polymorphism). "These SNP's are so rare as to be considered unique and are passed down faithfully from father to son. Because of this, they have been used to define several broad groups into which every male in the world can be placed in. These broad groups are called haplogroups. "As man has migrated around the world over time, these haplogroups can be used to trace their paths. This is incredibly useful and is an extra tool used alongside archaeological and linguistic data. Because some haplotypes (from STR tests) are found to be common within particular haplogroups, it is very often possible to make a prediction of what your haplo group is from your haplo type." Your haplotype is indicated by your Y-DNA markers. In theory your haplotype can be categorized into a particular haplogroup based on how well it matches the haplotypes known to belong to each haplogroup. When you get your Y-DNA results back from Family Tree DNA they indicate the haplogroup it appears that you belong in based on your marker values. To verify this with certainty, they offer an additional test (cost $65) that will determine your haplogroup. Family Tree DNA has a page at [http://www.familytreedna.com/hap_explain.html] that gives more information about haplogroups. So why would you want to know your haplogroup? Curiosity perhaps. What it will possibly tell you is where your far-distant ancestors lived (in very broad terms). The webpage at [https://home.comcast.net/~whitathey/predictorinstr.htm] provides an interactive form that allows you to enter your marker values and see what the likelihood of belonging to any particular haplogroup is. I can't personally vouch for this tool, but it appears to be valid. Personally, I don't see a tremendous value in paying extra to see if your haplotype is really what they estimate it to be. If you do, go for it. Hope this helps to clear up some of the confusion. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com]

OPPS, Hezekiah Bowles b.1805 married Martha. Elijah b.1830 married Emaline Gardner, May 19, 1853, Monroe Co,Ky. Sorry about that, should have looked at my tree a little closer. Leathel, ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles Hartley" <hartley@iglou.com> To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005 9:49 PM Subject: Re: Looking for a Connection > Hmmm.... > > In 1850, Elijah, who married Emaline, is living in the household of Martha > Bowles, age 45, who is the right age to be his mother. If this Elijah is a > son of Hezekiah and Mary, why is his apparent mother in 1850 named Martha? > > >>Charlie, I have this family as part of Elijah Bowles family. Hezekiah >>Bowles b.1805 son of Elijah and Mary. Hezekiah had a son Elijah who >>married Martha: >> >>household 793/829 >>Martha Bowles - 45 F, VA >>Elijah Bowles - 20 M, farmer, KY >>Thomas Bowles - 14 M, farmer, KY >> >>This is Elijah age 20 above. >>>household 26/26, precinct 7 >>>Bowles, Elijah - 40 M W, farmer, KY >>>Bowles, Emiline - 32 F W, KY >>>Bowles, Claiborn - 16 M W, KY >>>Bowles, Ibby L. - 11 F W, KY >>>Bowles, Welborn T - 9 M W, KY >>>Bowles, Polly J. - 6 F W, KY >>>Bowles, Flemming C. - 4 M W, KY >>>Bowles, Westerfield E. - 1/12 M W, KY > >