>Charlie, can you tell me what marker 17 means? All the 25 marker >tests that have been run so far has a 11 in marker 17. >Leathel, According to one study, 96% of all tests show 11 at that marker. You might be interested in viewing the page at http://www.ybase.org/statistics.asp . Charlie

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: NORFOLK-L@rootsweb.com From: "Janelle Penney" <jpenney@xtra.co.nz> Subject: 14 Dec 1782 Norfolk Chronicle snippets Note: the Norfolk Chronicle was published in Norwich. When no place is referred to exactly, or the term "this city" is used, Norwich is the place referred to. Similarly, mentions of "the Castle", "the City Gaol" etc refer to institutions in Norwich. Norfolk Chronicle 14 Dec 1782 P.1, column 1 >From microfilm supplied by the British Library Newspaper Library A letter from Ostend says, that advice being received that the English Parliament intend to open the ports for the importation of all sorts of grain, wheat is buying up in many parts, to be ready to put on board some vessels lying in the harbour, which will sail from thence as soon as it is known that the ports are open. Norfolk Chronicle 14 Dec 1782 P.2, column 2 >From microfilm supplied by the British Library Newspaper Library On the morning of Wednesday se'nnight was drove ashore on Winterton beach, the ship Sundsvall, [captain] Carl Emanuel BRANDT, of and from Lundersfal, in Sweden, bound to Lisbon, laden with timber, deals and tar; the ship is wrecked; the cargo likely to be saved. On Tuesday last was married Mr John OXLEY, late of this city, to Miss Jane MASTERMAN, of London. Sunday last died, Mr NETLEY [might be NOTLEY], aged 68, formerly an eminent upholsterer in this city. Sunday last was married, Mr Joseph FEARMAN, collar-maker, in St Simon's, to Miss S. CHILVERS, of St Andrew's, in this city. On Monday last was married at Crostwick, near Northwalsham, in this county, Capt. John BOND, of Lynn, to Miss Ann CARTER of Happisburgh. By a letter received from Plymouth, we hear, that 104 of the crew of the Hector were landed there, being all that were saved, and that Mr HARVEY, son of Mr HARVEY, schoolmaster, in this city, a Lieutenant of the said ship, died on board. [The following description of the loss of the Hector is taken from the Norfolk Chronicle of 16 Nov 1782, P.2, Col.2. It was not included with the snippets of that date, as there was no evident link with Norfolk at the time I did them.] Extract from a letter from Newfoundland, Oct. 13. "We have just now here a great number of the most miserable objects I ever saw, the crew of the Hector man of war, of 74 guns; they were taken up by a small brig, and brought in here. The Hector had an engagement with two French frigates, which she beat off, after having lost a great many men in [sic] killed or wounded, but a most dreadful gale of wind came on immediately after the action, and she was so leaky, they could scarcely keep her above water. The brig just came in sight as they were going to leave her, and commit themselves to the mercy of the waves in their boat." The fate of the wounded men on board the Hector, of 74 guns, which foundered off the Banks of Newfoundland, is truly pitiable; and what they must have suffered when left by the remainder of the crew (who were taken up by a ship arrived in Ireland) may be more easily conceived than described. The Hector parted from the Jamaica fleet a week before the storm came on, in order to proceed for Halifax; from after she fell in with two large French frigates, who, seeing her in a shattered state, engaged her for some hours, in which a considerable number of Hector's men were killed and wounded. The next day it began to blow hard, when, the leaks greatly increasing upon the crew, a ship appeared, which saved about 200 of the men. The rest were unavoidably left to go down with the vessel, which perhaps might not be for some hours after. Thursday last died, Mrs BRINGLOE, wife of Mr BRINGLOE, tea-dealer, in this city. Norfolk Chronicle 14 Dec 1782 P.2, column 4 >From microfilm supplied by the British Library Newspaper Library Yarmouth, Dec. 12, 1782. To be Sold by Auction, On Monday the 23d Instant, December, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, on the Beach, at Winterton. The whole Cargo of the snow Sundsvall, Captain Carl Emanuel BRANDT, lately stranded there; consisting of two Hundred Fir Baulks, from 20 to 44 Feet long, about fourteen Hundred Deals, from two to three Inches thick, and 30 Barrels of Tar. -- They lay very convenient for Water Carriage, being within two Miles of Martham Staith, and will be sold in small lots for the Convenience of Purchasers. Catalogues may be had by applying to Mr Robert WARMINGTON, Yarmouth. Norfolk Chronicle 14 Dec 1782 P.3, column 1 >From microfilm supplied by the British Library Newspaper Library December 10, 1782. To be Sold, A handsome substantial well-built Dwelling House, late in the Occupation of Mr DONNE, of East Dereham, in Norfolk, deceased, with suitable Offices, Coach-house, and Stable, and every other Convenience, a large Garden, planted with choice Fruit-trees, etc. Fish-ponds, and three Inclosures of rich Pasture Land, containing about six Acres, adjoining to the Premisses [sic]. For Particulars enquire of Mr Thomas SMYTH, Attorney at Law, at East Dereham. Norfolk Chronicle 14 Dec 1782 P.3, column 2 >From microfilm supplied by the British Library Newspaper Library Yarmouth Theatre. On Monday, Dec. 16, (By Desire of the most Ancient and Honourable Society of Free and Accepted Masons) will be performed a Comedy, call'd As You Like It. A Prologue, in the Character of a Mason, by Brother MURRAY. End of Act 3. A Masonic Song, By Brother BARRETT, With a Chorus by the Rest of the Brethren. End of Act 4. A Masonic Song, by Brother BOWLES. End of the Play an Epilogue, by Mrs MURRAY. To which, by particular Desire, will be added a Farce, called Retaliation. **The Brethren are requested to meet at the Lodge Room, at the Angel, on the Quay, by Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in order to proceed to the Theatre in a regular Procession, attended by the Band of Music of the 10th Regiment of Foot. -- The Attendance of any visiting Brother will be esteemed a Favour. Note. The Days of playing during the Company's Stay in Town, will be Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Norwich, Dec. 10, 1782. In the Matter of James LOOSE's Effects. Notice is hereby given, that the Administration obtained by Isaac EMERSON, of Burnham Thorpe, Farmer, and Jacob EMERSON, of Weasenham, Grocer, of the Goods, Chattels, and Effects of James LOOSE, late of Hindolveston, Farmer, deceased, who died intestate, is by a Decree of the Ecclesiastical Court of Norwich decreed null and void, and the said Isaac EMERSON and Jacob EMERSON ordered to pay the Costs of Suits. And Notice is hereby further given, that Administration of the said James LOOSE's Effects is by the said Court decreed to Mr Isaac LOOSE, the Brother and next of Kin to the said Intestate; and therefore all Persons who were indebted to the said James LOOSE, deceased, at his Death, are hereby required to pay, or order to be paid, within one Month from the Date of hereof, their respective Debts to Mr Johnson LEE, Attorney at Law, in Lynn, Norfolk; and all Persons to whom the said Intestate stood indebted at his decease, are hereby required forthwith to send an Account of their respective Demands to the said Mr Johnson LEE. Norwich. Whereas by virtue of a Warrant under the Hands and Seals of Starling DAY, Esquire, Mayor, and Nathaniel ROE, Esquire, two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the said City of Norwich and County of the same City, the Dwelling-house of John BETTS, in the Parish of St Swithin, in the said City, was on the Seventh Day of this present Month of December entered into, and searched for Materials of Woollen Yarn, wrought, or unwrought, suspected to be purloined, or embezzelled [sic], and concealed in the said House. And upon the said Search were found in the said House six Dozen and four skains [sic] of Dorseteen Shoot, three Gross of fine Camblet and other Warps, of different Colours; ten Dozen odd Warps, short Reel, one Gross and an half of different coloured Warps, on Bobbins, two Gross, and two Dozen of coloured Yarns, long Singles, and one Gross of short Yarn, of different Colours, all the above being underwrought Woollen Yarn. And also forty Yards, or thereabouts of broad chequered Cambletee on a Beam, the same being Materials of Woollen Yarn manufactured, or wrought up. And the said John BETTS having at the Time the said Search was made in his said House as aforesaid, absconded and fled from Justice, and the said John BETTS not having since appeared before the said Justices, nor producing, or causing to be produced, before them, the Party or Parties duly intitled [sic] to dispose of the same of whom he the said John BETTS had bought or received the same, nor any Person giving a satisfactory Account how be the said John BETTS came by the same, he the said John BETTS, was therefore deemed and adjudged by the Justices aforesaid guilty of a Misdemeanour in having the said Materials in his Possession. Notice therefore is hereby given, that the above-mentioned Materials are deposited in the Sword-bearer's-office in the Guild-hall of the said City, to the End, that Persons having lost such Materials may come and claim the same any Day (Sundays excepted) between the Hours of Ten and Two for the Space of thirty Days from the 14th Day of December, 1782.

Charlie, can you tell me what marker 17 means? All the 25 marker tests that have been run so far has a 11 in marker 17. Leathel,

We have new results in that illustrate the importance of having 25 markers tested, instead of just 12. Kits 29401 and 29557 had a 12/12 match on the first 12 markers. Since both traced their Bowles ancestor back to North Carolina, the hope was that they were related. However, 29557's 13-25 marker results just in actually show that there is a genetic distance of 4 between the two kits. Specifically, the two kits are one number off on markers 13, 23, 24, and 25. More about that later. The web page at [http://www.familytreedna.com/gdrules_25.html] gives a good explanation of the concept of genetic distance. It is unlikely at this point, although not impossible, that these two share a common ancestor within the last 500 years. There is however one issue to consider. All 4 of the markers in which these two kits fail to match are known to be markers that mutate at a greater rate, leaving us with the possibility that the common ancestor for these two might exist after all. The only way to know for certain is to have additional participants who also trace their lines to one of these. For example, suppose participant X is tested and matches kit 29401 on all but markers 13 and 23; and also matches kit 29557 on all but 24 and 25. That would place this participant exactly between the two others, matching both at 23/25 with two fast mutating markers as the difference. I realize that this is a bit complicated, but essentially what it means is that the likelihood of kits 29401 and 29557 sharing a common ancestor within the last 500 years is 40.72%. Unless additional tests are done in these two lines that fall between the two, they should not consider themselves as closely related. If you have questions about this, please don't hesitate to ask. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com] [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/bowlesdna.html]

In a message that Linne forwarded to the list yesterday was the following: At 11:21 PM -0800 3/31/05, Linne Gravestock wrote: >Source: NCDAVIE-L@rootsweb.com >From: Elizabeth Harris <ncgen@mindspring.com> >Subject: BROWN family of Davie County > > >I am looking for a living male with the BROWN surname tracing back to >any of the following people, to provide a sample for a DNA test. I >will pay for your test. > > Richard Jesse BROWN (1859-1935) & Mary Jane BOWLES (1863-1833) > >I'm not a Bowles descendant myself, but I have some information on >this family in Davie Co. and would be happy to share. You might want to contact Elizabeth Harris if this is a part of your line. Charlie

In a message dated 4/1/2005 6:49:32 PM Eastern Standard Time, hartley@iglou.com writes: Where does James fit in Benjamin's line? Did his daughter, Mary, marry a Brown? Charlie, James Ledbetter Bowles was a son of John Bowles and wife Jane (Starbuck). John Bowles was son of Benjamin Bowles which makes James Ledbetter Benjamin's grandson. I will copy at the end of this message three generations after Benjamin which will include James and Jerusha. Yes, James and Jerusha had a daughter Mary Jane who married Richard Jesse Brown in Davie Co. NC. Rest of family is as follows: 1 James Ledbetter Bowles b: May 04, 1828 in Montgomery Co. NC d: April 12, 1909 in Davie Co. NC .. +Jerusha S. Jacobs b: July 02, 1824 in Iredell Co. NC d: January 03, 1912 in Davie Co. NC m: 1854 ... 2 John Columbus (Lum) Bowles b: January 15, 1852 in Davie Co. NC d: May 23, 1937 in Davie Co. NC ....... +Sarah Walker (Sally) Burton b: March 07, 1871 in Caswell Co., NC d: May 17, 1955 in Davie Co. NC m: May 28, 1887 in Davie Co. NC ... 2 Frances (Fanny) Bowles b: Abt. 1857 ....... +John Godby b: Abt. 1859 m: February 03, 1881 in Davie Co. NC ... 2 Mary Jane Bowles b: August 12, 1863 in Davie Co. NC d: February 19, 1933 in Davie Co. NC ....... +Richard Jesse Brown b: November 18, 1859 in Davie Co. NC d: February 19, 1935 in Davie Co. NC m: February 17, 1881 in Davie Co. NC ... 2 Cornelia F. (Neelie) Bowles b: April 18, 1863 in Davie Co. NC d: February 10, 1952 in Davie Co. NC ... 2 Twin Bowles b: April 18, 1863 d: in Infancy ... 2 Josephine Bowles b: April 21, 1866 in Davie Co. NC d: April 24, 1866 in Davie Co. NC ... 2 Lovey Belle Bowles b: September 12, 1861 in Davie Co. NC d: September 27, 1943 in Davie Co. NC ....... +William F. Dwiggins b: February 09, 1866 in Davie Co. NC d: March 04, 1952 in Davie Co. NC m: February 04, 1887 in Davie Co. NC Chart for Benjamin plus children and grandchildren follows. Is this information helpful? Brenda 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 Henry Bowles b: Bef. 1785 ... 2 Lucinda (Lucy) Bowles b: Abt. 1790 in Probably Montgomery Co. NC ....... +Unknown Bennett ......... 3 Nancy Bennett ............. +Unknown Campbell ... 2 John Bowles b: 1791 in Montgomery Co., NC d: 1862 in Davie Co., NC ....... +Jane (Annie) Starbuck/Stanback b: 1788 in Montgomery Co., NC d: 1857 in Davie Co., NC m: Abt. 1812 ......... 3 Mastin Bowles b: Abt. 1815 in Montgomery Co., NC d: December 26, 1889 in Montgomery Co., NC ............. +Eliza Ann McKenzie b: 1815 in Probably Montgomery Co. NC d: Bef. 1860 in Fayetteville, Cumberland Co., NC m: November 02, 1839 in Montgomery Co., NC ......... *2nd Wife of Mastin Bowles: ............. +Mary Ann Bletcher b: Abt. 1834 d: Bef. 1860 in Cumberland Co. NC m: February 06, 1855 in Cumberland Co. NC ......... 3 Eliza E. Bowles b: 1820 ............. +Ezekiel Slocumb Gilmore b: Abt. 1815 in Cumberland Co. NC m: December 24, 1850 in Cumberland Co. NC ......... 3 Benjamin Franklin Bowles b: Abt. 1820 in Montgomery Co. NC d: November 11, 1876 in Davie Co. NC ............. +Amanda Elvina Summers b: Abt. 1822 d: in Davie Co. NC m: Abt. 1847 in Rowan Co. NC ......... 3 James Ledbetter Bowles b: May 04, 1828 in Montgomery Co. NC d: April 12, 1909 in Davie Co. NC ............. +Jerusha S. Jacobs b: July 02, 1824 in Iredell Co. NC d: January 03, 1912 in Davie Co. NC m: 1854 ......... 3 Annie Bowles b: Abt. 1830 ............. +Unknown Summers ......... 3 Sarah (Sally) Bowles b: Abt. 1832 ............. +Levi Barneycastle b: Abt. 1813 m: September 09, 1852 in Davie Co. NC ......... 3 Margaret Bowles b: November 20, 1834 in Montgomery Co. NC d: October 22, 1924 in Hancock Co., Indiana ............. +Hiram Tutterow b: November 17, 1821 in Rowan Co. NC d: January 19, 1888 in Hancock Co., IN m: April 02, 1855 in Davie Co. NC ......... 3 Francis Bowles b: Abt. 1835 in Probably Davie Co. NC d: 1861 in Davie Co. NC ......... 3 Malinda Stacy Bowles b: Abt. 1837 d: 1907 in Indiana ............. +Alexander Potts m: October 23, 1855 in Davie Co. NC ......... 3 William J. Bowles b: Abt. 1841 d: Aft. 1880 ............. +Prudence A. Parrish m: March 08, 1862 in Davie Co. NC ... *2nd Wife of John Bowles: ....... +Unknown Cranfill m: Aft. 1855 in Davie Co. NC ... 2 Stacy Bowles b: Abt. 1793 d: Aft. 1840 in Montgomery Co. NC ... 2 William Bowles b: Abt. 1795 d: Bef. 1840 ....... +Elizabeth b: Abt. 1800 ......... 3 Jesse Bowles b: Bet. 1810 - 1820 ......... 3 Female Bowles1 b: Bet. 1810 - 1820 ......... 3 Female Bowles2 b: Bet. 1810 - 1820 ......... 3 Guilford C. Bowles b: Abt. 1814 d: Bef. 1860 in Montgomery Co., NC ............. +Unknown m: Abt. 1834 ......... *2nd Wife of Guilford C. Bowles: ............. +Martha Ann Wooley b: Abt. 1830 d: Abt. 1854 in Montgomery Co. NC m: January 26, 1850 in Montgomery Co. NC ... 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 Martha J. Bowles b: November 14, 1816 d: May 08, 1899 in Davie Co. NC ............. +Bazel Summers ......... 3 Irvin/Ervin L. Bowles b: Abt. 1818 ............. +Eliza Casper b: Abt. 1822 m: August 01, 1842 in Rowan Co., NC ......... 3 Calvin Bowles b: Abt. 1820 d: May 19, 1896 in Olin Township, Iredell Co. NC ............. +Cynthia (Aseneth) Walker b: Abt. 1825 d: November 28, 1898 in Olin Township, Iredell Co. NC m: June 05, 1851 in Iredell Co. NC ......... 3 William M. Bowles b: Abt. 1825 d: April 04, 1908 in Patrick Co. VA ............. +Malinda (Lydia) Leech b: April 1837 d: January 05, 1905 in Patrick Co. VA ......... 3 Benjamin F. Bowles b: Abt. 1826 ............. +Mary Hauser b: 1821 d: 1905 m: January 26, 1853 in Davie Co. NC ......... 3 George Washington Bowles b: 1826 in Iredell Co. NC d: 1910 in Davie Co., NC ............. +Clementine Vaughn b: 1833 in Iredell Co. NC d: 1919 in Davie Co. NC m: September 09, 1853 in Iredell Co. NC ......... 3 James DeWitt Bowles b: Abt. 1833 d: Aft. 1880 ............. +Martha Elizabeth Gowens b: May 03, 1849 in Davie Co. NC d: March 15, 1880 in Davie Co. NC m: February 21, 1866 in Davie Co. NC ......... 3 Jessie Bowles b: Abt. 1834 ......... 3 Talitha Cumiah Bowles b: August 14, 1835 in Iredell Co., NC d: May 01, 1909 in Wellington, KS ............. +James P. Edwards b: 1827 in Mocksville, Davie Co., NC d: May 04, 1906 in Raymond, IL m: July 20, 1858 in Davie Co. NC ......... 3 Lucinda Ann Bowles b: March 29, 1839 d: February 13, 1923 in Davie Co. NC ............. +Simon Gowers b: April 01, 1847 d: July 26, 1933 in Davie Co. NC m: May 20, 1866 in Davie Co. NC ......... 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 ......... 3 Henry C. Bowles b: Abt. 1845 d: in in Civil War

James Ledbetter Bowles is the grandson of Benjamin Bowles. (Montgomery County) James' father is John Bowles that married Jane Starbuck Theresa Bowles Hutchins ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles Hartley" <hartley@iglou.com> To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, April 01, 2005 5:59 PM Subject: James & Jerusha Bowles - Davie Co NC > Does this family belong to anyone here? > > 1870 Federal Census: North Carolina, Davie County, Mockville Township, > Fulton PO, page 9 > household 66/66 > Bowles, James L. - 45 M W, farmer, $200, $300, NC > Bowles, Jerusha - 38 F W, keeping house, NC > Bowles, John C. - 18 M W, at home, NC > Bowles, Frances - 15 F W, at home, NC > Bowles, Lovie Bell - 11 F W, at home, NC > Bowles, Mary - 8 F W, NC > Bowles, Cornelia - 4 F W, NC > > 1880 Federal Census: North Carolina, Davie County, page 16 (431D) > household 43/45 > Bowles, James L. - W M 54, head, farmer, NC NC NC > Bowles, Jerusha - W F 47, wife, housekeeping, NC NC NC > Bowles, Columbus J. - W M 26, son, farmer, NC NC NC > Bowles, Frances C. - W F 21, daughter, NC NC NC > Bowles, Love B. - W F 19, daughter, NC NC NC > Bowles, Mary J. - W F 17, daughter, NC NC NC > Bowles, Cornelia L. - W F 13, daughter, NC NC NC >

Where does James fit in Benjamin's line? Did his daughter, Mary, marry a Brown? Charlie >In a message dated 4/1/2005 6:00:18 PM Eastern Standard Time, >hartley@iglou.com writes: >Does this family belong to anyone here? >Yes, they belong to my line -- Benjamin Bowles d. abt. 1844 in Montgomery >Co. NC. Benjamin's line is currently participating in the DNA project. > >Charlie, what do you need to know about them? > >Brenda

In a message dated 4/1/2005 6:00:18 PM Eastern Standard Time, hartley@iglou.com writes: Does this family belong to anyone here? Yes, they belong to my line -- Benjamin Bowles d. abt. 1844 in Montgomery Co. NC. Benjamin's line is currently participating in the DNA project. Charlie, what do you need to know about them? Brenda

Does this family belong to anyone here? 1870 Federal Census: North Carolina, Davie County, Mockville Township, Fulton PO, page 9 household 66/66 Bowles, James L. - 45 M W, farmer, $200, $300, NC Bowles, Jerusha - 38 F W, keeping house, NC Bowles, John C. - 18 M W, at home, NC Bowles, Frances - 15 F W, at home, NC Bowles, Lovie Bell - 11 F W, at home, NC Bowles, Mary - 8 F W, NC Bowles, Cornelia - 4 F W, NC 1880 Federal Census: North Carolina, Davie County, page 16 (431D) household 43/45 Bowles, James L. - W M 54, head, farmer, NC NC NC Bowles, Jerusha - W F 47, wife, housekeeping, NC NC NC Bowles, Columbus J. - W M 26, son, farmer, NC NC NC Bowles, Frances C. - W F 21, daughter, NC NC NC Bowles, Love B. - W F 19, daughter, NC NC NC Bowles, Mary J. - W F 17, daughter, NC NC NC Bowles, Cornelia L. - W F 13, daughter, NC NC NC

I'm searching for information on Martha T. Boles b. about 1862 in Greene Co. TN. Martha was the daughter of David J. Boles b. 1835 Greene Co TN and Mary A. Nelson b. 1835 Greene Co. TN. In the 1870 census for Greene Co, Martha appears as Marthy age 8 in David J. household and as Martha T. age 18 in the 1880 census. I can find no further records of Martha and the descendants of David J.'s and Mary's other children have never heard of a Martha in the family. Martha does not appear in David J.'s household in the 1900 census records. Does anyone have marriage records for Greene Co TN between 1880 and 1900? Any help will be appreciated. Bob Wallace Direct email: rwallace15@comcast.net

Is any body representing the Gideon Bowles line participating in the DNA Test? Kelly James Bowles, Jr 5th Great Grandson of Elijah Bowles

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GEN-MAT-HX-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: The Quakers - See Some Names The Quakers, Hugh Barbour and J. William Frost, 1988. Brand new clothcovered wine hardback, with black and gilt field and printing, 6-1/2x9-1/2, 407 pages, illustrated, end notes, maps, chronology of Quaker events, bibliographic essay, indexed, with about a hundred pages of biographical articles of Quakers done in alphabetical format. There are no flaws. This is the first comprehensive history of Quakers in America to be published in forty years, and ranges from the genesis of Quakerism in England under George Fox to a social, theological and biographical examination of the Society of Friends in America and some of the prominent Friends over the years. The appendices are wonderful. Contents include: Illustrations Series Foreword Preface Part One: The Quakers: A History of Friends in America: Introduction: The Society of Friends The Religious Setting of the Early Friends The Lamb's War and the Awakening of the North of England Quaker Worship and Ethics and Their Transformation, 1652-1662 The Mission to America England, 1660-1689: Persecution, Theology, and the Universalizing of Truth The Quaker Colonies A Tolerated Society of Friends A Spiritual Existence A Disciplined Christian Life Crisis and Reformation The American Revolution Quaker Migrants to Carolina and the Midwest: Eastern Philanthropists Separations The Midcontinent in the Midcentury, 1828-1867: Gurneyites, Conservatives, and Slavery West and Midwest, 1867-1902: Revivals, Holiness, Missions, and Pastors The Liberal Transformation Suburban and College Friends: West and Midwest, 1902-1960 Creativity in Peacemaking Social Service and Social Change, 1902-1970 New Forms of Quaker Interaction, 1960-1987 Part Two: A Biographical Dictionary of Former Quaker Leaders in America Abbreviations for Standard Sources and Quaker Organizations Biographical Entries Appendix: Chronology Bibliographic Essay Index Those with biographical sketches include: Archdale, Balch, Barclay, Barnard, Bartram, Bates, Bean-2, Benezet, Benson, Billing (Byllinge, Byllynge), Bowles, Braithwaite, Bright, Brinton-2, Brown, Butler, Cadbury, Cattell, Chalkley, Chilson, Clark, Coffin-5, Comly, Comstock, Cuffee (Cuffe, Coffee), Douglas-2, Dyer, Edmondson, Fisher (Bayly, Cross), Fox, Frame, Fry, Garrett, Grellet, Grimke-2, Gurney, Hancock, Hicks-2, Hobbs, Hobson, Hooton, Hoover, Hopper, Howland, Hull-2, Janney, Jay, Jones-4, Keith, Kelly, Kirkbride, Lloyd, Logan, Lundy, Malone-2, Mendenhall, Moore, Mott, Pemberton, Penn, Pennington, Pickett, Purdy, Russell, Savery, Scott, Sharpless, Smith, Trueblood, Updegraff, Vaux, Whittier, Wilbur, Wilson, Woodward, Woolman. Other surnames include: Anthony, Archdale, Arscott, Balch, Barclay, Barnard, Bartram-2, Bates, Baxter, Bean-3, Benezet, Benson, Billing, Bishop, Boone, Bowles, Braithwaite, Bright, Brinton-2,Brown, Burrough, Butler, Cadbury, Calvin, Cattell, Chalkley, Charles I, II, Chilson, Churchman, Clark, Clarkson, Coffin-5, Comly, Comstock, Cromwell, Cuffee (Cuffe, Coffee), Darwin, Dewsbury, Douglas-2, Dyer, Edmondson, Edwards, Emerson, Fell, Fenwick, Finney, Fisher-2, Fothergill, Fox-2, Frame, Fry, Gandhi, Garrett, Garrison, Grellet, Grimke-2, Gurney, Hancock, Harris-2, Hicks-2, Higginson, Hobbs, Hobson, Hodgkin, Hooton, Hoover, hooper, Howgill, Howland, Hubberthorne, Hull-2, Hutchinson, James II, Janney, Jay, Jones-5, Kelly, Keith, King, Kinsey, Kirkbride, Lay, Lincoln, Lilburne, Lloyd, Logan, Lundy, Luther, Malone-2, Mead, Mendenhall, Moore, Moorman, More, Mott, Muggleston, Muste, Nayler, Nitobe, Ngaira, Paine, Parnell, Pemberton, Penington, Penn-3, Pickett, Purdy, Ransome, Raynal, Reynolds, Robinson, Russell, Savery, Scott, Shackleton, Sharp, Sharpless, Shillitoe, Smith, Steere, Stephenson, Story, Trueblood, Tuke, Bartram, Tompson, Updegraff, Vaux, Wesley, Wharton, Whitehead, Whittier, Wilbur, Williams, Wilson-2, Winstanley, Woodard, Woodward-2, Woolman.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: NCDAVIE-L@rootsweb.com From: Elizabeth Harris <ncgen@mindspring.com> Subject: BROWN family of Davie County I am looking for a living male with the BROWN surname tracing back to any of the following people, to provide a sample for a DNA test. I will pay for your test. Richard Jesse BROWN (1859-1935) & Mary Jane BOWLES (1863-1833) I'm not a Bowles descendant myself, but I have some information on this family in Davie Co. and would be happy to share. I'm trying to build a database of all of Davie Co., centering on the 1850 census. However, I don't know who the parents of Mary Jane Bowles Brown were. If anybody can supply that information, it would be very helpful. She was born 12 Aug 1863, died 19 Feb 1933, and is buried at Center United Methodist church in Davie County. James Hanson BROWN (1850-1941) & Emma GLASSCOCK (1858-1951) Chalmers Stroud BROWN ( 1854-1935) & Lucy P. SHOAF (1858-1925) Mack D. BROWN (1863-1941) & Meekie Ann LEACH (1865-1971) These are all grandsons of Cannon Brown and Catherine Hendricks of Davie County. I'm descended from another grandson, William L. Brown, who has a lot of female descendants but no males with the Brown surname. The test requires scraping the inside of your cheek with a swab and mailing that back to the testing company; no blood is involved. You can read more about the testing process and its value for genealogy research on the Family Tree DNA web site: http://www.familytreedna.com/ If you need more information or would like to discuss it further, please contact me directly. -- Elizabeth Harris ncgen@mindspring.com NCGenWeb project: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/ (Davie, Forsyth, and Stokes Co. NC pages) Winston-Salem NC area genealogy: http://www.fmoran.com/ HOLDER family DNA project: http://www.mindspring.com/~holderdna/

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: KYCUMBER-L@rootsweb.com From: kj4mc@comcast.net Subject: Re: Alec Cox This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cox, Booher Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/oAB.2ACE/284.287.1.1473.2 Message Board Post: I was curious if any of you Cox researchers could help me determine who the parents of Robert Jefferson Cox (1825 - July 25, 1863) were. Robt was murdered by raiders at his home in Cumberland County, KY during the Civil War. He was married to Sarah Emeline Booher (Abt. 1844 - March 1910). They had 2 children: William Albert (Al) Cox and James R. Wilson (Boles) Cox. Al moved to Burnside, KY and Boles stayed in Cumberland, KY. Thanks! John

Does anyone know who this Boles fellow is? Could be one of my relatives... Linne ===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: TXMILAM-L@rootsweb.com From: milamco@yahoo.com Subject: Russell, John This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Russell, Boles, Miller, Hopkins, Criswell Classification: Biography Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/hkB.2ACE/8522 Message Board Post: Dallas Morning News, 17 Mar 1900, p. 3 Dallas, Dallas County, Texas Shot Through The Lung A Difficulty at Buckholts for Which Two Men Have Been Arrested Cameron, Tex., 16 Mar ’Äì In a difficulty at Buckholts yesterday afternoon John Russell was shot through the left lung and cut on the right shoulder. The ball passed through the lung and was cut out in the back. The weapon used was a 32-caliber. The knife wound is not serious. Deputies George Boles and Miller brought Will and John Hopkins to Cameron late in the afternoon. They will have an examining trial before Justice D.R. Criswell of Buckholts under complaint for assault with intent to murder.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: KYKNOTT-L@rootsweb.com From: "dmsst" <dmsst@woh.rr.com> Subject: 1900 Knott Co. HH# 60-63 thru HH#70-73 Lynda, I added something to the last 2 entries for HH#70-73 1900 Knott Co 60-63 MAGGARD Henry head 60-63 MAGGARD Alletha wife d/o Daniel Hays & Mary/Polly Sizemore 60-63 MAGGARD Elsa dau 60-63 MAGGARD Maryland son 60-63 MAGGARD Laura dau 60-63 PERKINS Cicero nephew 60-63 HAYS Polly mother-in-law nee Sizemore 61-64 PERKINS Henry head 61-64 PERKINS Nancy wife 61-64 PERKINS Rhoda dau 61-64 PERKINS Grover son 61-64 PERKINS Charlie son 61-64 PERKINS Allie dau 61-64 PERKINS Lyda dau 62-65 COLLINS Nathanel head s/o Thomas Collins & Thursa Calhoun (m. 1) Phebe Calhoun d/o George W. Calhoun & Priscilla Collins) 62-65 COLLINS Eliza wife d/o Freelin Parks & Sarah/Sally Eads/Hall 62-65 COLLINS Arminda dau 62-65 COLLINS Martha dau 62-65 COLLINS Alexander son 62-65 COLLINS John L. son 62-65 COLLINS Blaine son 63-66 MILLER Thomas head 63-66 MILLER Susana wife 63-66 MILLER John H. son 63-66 MILLER Moses son 63-66 MILLER Dora dau 64-67 PERKINS Leonard head s/o ? Perkins & Jennie ? 64-67 PERKINS Belle wife d/o Dolph Draughn & ? Caudill (m. 2) John R. Everage-Johnson s/o William Everage-Johnson & Roxanna Mullins 64-67 PERKINS Callie dau 64-67 PERKINS Pearlie dau m. Solomon 'Punch' Everage s/o Nick Everage and Esther Howard 64-67 PERKINS Lurlie dau 64-67 PERKINS Virgie dau 64-67 PERKINS Girtie dau 64-67 PERKINS Dallie dau 64-67 PERKINS Edgar son 64-67 PERKINS Lela dau m. ? Bowles 65-68 DAVIDSON Elhanan head s/o Edward Ned Davidson & Elizabeth/Eliza Walker 65-68 DAVIDSON Aurora wife d/o L.J. & Rhoda Perkins 65-68 DAVIDSON Orlando son md. Nettie Combs 65-68 DAVIDSON Arly son m. Lucy Back 65-68 DAVIDSON Sammey son m. Omarie Morgan 65-68 DAVIDSON Gurney son m. Maude Jones 65-68 DAVIDSON Oakley dau m. William Taylor 65-68 DAVIDSON Sanders son m. Wynema Pratt 66-69 COLLINS Ma__? head Marion Collins s/o Thomas Collins & Thursa Calhoun 66-69 COLLINS Martha wife nee Cook 66-69 COLLINS Orleana dau m. Marion Francis s/o Sam Francis & Letty Mullins 66-69 COLLINS Dora dau m. William Francis s/o Sam Francis & Letty Mullins 66-69 COLLINS Minerva dau 66-69 COLLINS Ellen dau 66-69 COLLINS Malissa dau 66-69 COLLINS Lucinda dau 66-69 COLLINS Sarilda dau 66-69 COLLINS Beatrice dau 67-70 GOODPASTER James head 67-70 GOODPASTER Emma? wife 67-70 GOODPASTER Willie son 68-71 HAYS Elizabeth head 68-71 HAYS Dicy dau 68-71 HAYS Giddie son 69-72 HAYS Daniel head s/o Daniel Hays & Mary/Polly Sizemore 69-72 HAYS Lettie/Lethe? wife 69-72 HAYS Dellie? dau 69-72 HAYS Narcissa dau 69-72 HAYS Liberty son 69-72 HAYS Eva dau 70-73 COMBS John W. head s/o William Lorenzo Combs & Margaret Peggy Kelly 70-73 COMBS Tina wife Clementina Smith d/o Jehu Cody & Matilda Smith 70-73 COMBS Ballard F. son Ballard French Combs md. Arminta Perkins 70-73 COMBS Monroe son James Monroe, Sr. md. Lula Pigman 70-73 COMBS Allie dau Alafare md. Edward/Edwin Daniels 70-73 COMBS Ira son Ira J. md. Myrtle Combs 70-73 COMBS Josiah H. son md. Charlotte Benard 70-73 COMBS Burnam son Anthony Burnam md. Hazel Gardner 70-73 COMBS Denny son George Denny md. Iva Daniel 70-73 COMBS Dora C. dau md. Jack Halcomb 70-73 MAGGARD Milley sister-in-law m. Samuel Maggard; d/o Matilda Smith & Emery Amos Kinser 70-73 MAGGARD Ishmael T. niece niece??? child of Milley Kinser & Samuel Maggard =====================================================================

I think we need to rethink David dying in 1711. I believe he was alive in 1717 and more than likely John's grandson in 1719. Leathel, Dickinson, Edward of Calvert Co. written 10 Nov 1717, filed 14th Dec 1717 Testator directs that 100a lying next to "Scotland" be sold for benefit of estate. To brother John Dickinson & hrs. all other lands To sister Katherine Bowles, rent of dwelling plantation for five years To David Bowles and hrs, personalty To sister Sarah and hrs. personalty To Isaac & Mary Walley, personalty Test. Desires that Jasper Floyd shall live with Mary Creed until he is of age. Bro. John Dickinson ex. And residuary leg. Of estate, real and personal. Test: James Pull or Pall, Jonahan Hollyday, Thos. Oliver ----- Original Message ----- From: <BrendaBP@aol.com> To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 9:28 AM Subject: Re: Bowles, Barton, Evans, Fox, Martin, Nevil, Pool, Renick, Smith, Toney > In a message dated 3/29/2005 7:57:16 AM Eastern Standard Time, > linne@gravestock.name writes: > Amos Bowles (1852-1913) was the son of Ephraim Bowles >>(1829-1914) and Elizabeth Epperson (1830-1904). Ephraim Bowles >>was the son of George Fox Bowles (1796-1875) and Elizabeth >>Bailey (1798-1870). George Fox Bowles was the son of David >>Bowles (1754- after 1830) and Keziah Overman (died 1806). David >>Bowles (born 1754) was the son of David Bowles (1701-1777) and >>Elizabeth Rhodes (no dates). David Bowles (born 1701) was the >>son of David Bowles (died 1711) and Katherine Dickinson >>(1679-1722). > Linne, > > This family was in Pasquotank Co., NC before moving west to Indiana. They > most likely came south to NC from Maryland, possibly with a stop in VA. > > The family was Quaker and many of them are recorded in the Hinshaw book on > NC > Quaker meetings. I believe there also is a genealogy book on the Ephraim > Bowles line that went west to Indiana. > > I will copy below what I have in a file on this line. Most of what I have > is > second-hand, although I have extracted some information from the Hinshaw > book. > > That's about all I can contribute. I don't see much evidence of this line > being connected to any of the other NC Bowles lines. > > I wish we could get someone from this Pasquotank Co. line to participate > in > the DNA project. > > Brenda > > > Descendants of Unknown Bowles > > 1 Unknown Bowles > ......... 2 David Bowles b: Abt. 1675 d: 1711 in Maryland > ............. +Katherine Dickinson b: Abt. 1679 m: Abt. 1700 in Calvert > Co., > NC d: Abt. 1722 > .................... 3 David Bowles b: Abt. 1701 in Maryland d: 1777 > ........................ +Elizabeth Rhodes b: Abt. 1705 in Maryland m: > Abt. > 1730 in Pasquotank Co., NC > ............................... 4 Barsheba Bowles > ................................... +Thomas Sparrow m: December 15, 1768 > in > Pasquotank Co., NC > ............................... *2nd Husband of Barsheba Bowles: > ................................... +James Scadlock m: July 23, 1774 in > Pasquotank Co., NC > ............................... 4 Martha Bowles b: Abt. 1748 > ............................... 4 Jane Bowles b: Abt. 1750 > ............................... 4 David Bowles b: April 30, 1754 in > Pasquotank Co., NC d: 1820 in Indiana > ................................... +Keziah Overman b: 1755 in NC m: > April > 27, 1780 in Pasquotank Co., NC d: 1806 > ........................................... 5 Bersheba Bowles b: > February > 27, 1781 in Pasquotank Co., NC d: August 06, 1782 in Pasquotank Co., NC > ........................................... 5 David Bowles b: November > 23, > 1783 in Pasquotank Co., NC d: 1870 in Whitewater MM, Wayne IN > ........................................... 5 Martha Bowles b: Abt. 1785 > in > Pasquotank Co., NC > ........................................... 5 Ephraim Bowles b: February > 15, 1786 in Pasquotank Co., NC > ........................................... 5 Miles Bowles b: September > 01, > 1787 in Pasquotank Co., NC > ........................................... 5 Josiah Bowles b: November > 17, > 1791 in Pasquotank Co., NC > ............................................... +Lydia James m: Abt. > 1830 > ...................................................... 6 David Bowles b: > Abt. 1843 > ........................................... 5 Issac Overman Bowles b: > February 10, 1794 in Pasquotank Co., NC > ........................................... 5 George Fox Bowles b: April > 01, 1796 in Pasquotank Co., NC d: February 06, 1875 > ............................................... +Elizabeth Bailey b: Abt. > 1795 in New Garden MM, Wayne, IN m: January 24, 1821 in New Garden MM, > Wayne, IN > ...................................................... 6 Ephraim Bowles > b: > September 02, 1829 in Morgan, Indiana > ......... 2 Isaac Bowles b: 1686 in Cecil Co., Maryland > ............. +Mary Kear m: September 20, 1709 in Queen Anne's Co., MD > >

Hi Leathel, Why do you believe that Simon Bowles was the husband of Elizabeth, mother of John Bowles and Rebecca Bowles? My answer, she was mother of Rebecca Bowles, John Bowles was Rebecca Bowles uncle. The facts that Elizabeth Young in her will 1695 claims Bowles Tyler as her grandson. This means that Elizabeth Young was a mother to Rebecca Bowles or James Tyler? William Bowles, son of Edward, in his will 1662 lists Uncle John Bowles and kinsman James Tyre. It took me awhile to figure out which John Bowles he was calling uncle, (John died 1664 or John died 1675). When I found that it was 1673 when John Bowles was granted (Bowles Purchase), I knew which one was uncle.Now Uncle John gave to his nephew (James Tyler,Tyre)(Bowles Purchase). If that was true then John, Edward, and Rebecca Bowles were brothers and sister, and their mother Elizabeth died after 1695. The word nephew meant different things back then and since James Tyre was married to Johns niece, (Simon and Elizabeth Bowles daughter)he called (James Tyre d.1686 who married Rebecca) nephew. Confussed yet? Leathel, This is what I was trying to remember last night.As you can see Elizabeth was Rebecca's mother and John's brother (Simon) was her father, which would make James Tyre that married Rebecca, John's nephew-in-law. "Cousin" was used to designate grandson,nephew,or nephew-in-law; but "nephew" never described a cousin, but nephew or nephew-in-law only. Nephew never meant grandson in Virginia records and certainly "grandson" was never used to designate "nephew" or any other relationship except grandson or great-grandson.

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: MDSTMARY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Kevin M. Campbell" <kevi@ivnet.com> Subject: PARSONS/BICKETT et al Apparently, my questions concerning Julia PARSONS and her kin were for naught. I thought my line ran from her, but Judith Berger thinks otherwise. She thinks my great great grandmother Mary Elizabeth BICKETT is the d/o Thomas BICKETTand Martha ELDER, not Arnold BICKETT and Julia PARSONS. I think Judith's version is the third alleged parent I've found for Mary Elizabeth. This search is discouraging and yet interesting. But because I don't come from the PARSONS apparently, then this thread has suddenly gone OT. Sorry 'bout that. But, since there seems to be a lot of people on this list versed on the many families that went from Maryland to Central Kentucky I will ask for y'all to gander at this line and critique it for me. Thanks. Descendants of William Thomas BICKETT 28 Mar 2005 =========================================== 1. William Thomas BICKETT (b.2 Dec 1742-Kilmarnok,Scotland d.23 Feb 1828) sp: Jane HART (b.Abt 1755-Ireland) 2. James BICKETT (b.1775-Frederick County,Maryland d.1814-Marion County,Kentucky) sp: Judith HARRIS (b.18 Jul 1783-Frederick County,Maryland d.1810) sp: Eleanor LIVERS (m.19 Nov 1812) 3. Adin BICKETT (b.Abt 1813-Washington County,Kentucky) 3. Ann BICKETT (b.16 Aug 1814-Washington County,Kentucky d.1814-Washington County,Kentucky) 2. Sarah "Sally" BICKETT (b.1778-Allegheny,Frederick County,Maryland d.1835/1855-Rineyville,Hardin County,Kentucky) sp: Nicholas MILLS (m.4 Nov 1811) sp: John BOLES (m.25 Jan 1815) sp: Zacharial RINEY (m.24 Feb 1824) 2. Anthony BICKETT (b.4 Aug 1783-Frederick County,Maryland d.14 Apr 1856-Marion County,Kentucky) sp: Nancy Ann KNOTT (b.1791 m.25 Jan 1813 d.1866) 3. Hierome James BICKETT (b.28 Apr 1814-St. Mary's,Washington County,Kentucky d.14/18 Oct 1884-Montgomery County,Kansas) sp: Cynthia Ann MCVEY (m.1835) 3. Henry Thomas BICKETT (b.15 Jan 1816-Raywick,Marion County,,Kentucky d.2 May 1883-Marion County,Kentucky) sp: Mary L. 3. Priscilla Ann BICKETT (b.12 Feb 1818-Washington County,Kentucky) 3. Dr. William Joseph BICKETT (b.5 Jul 1820-Washington County,Kentucky d.25 Feb 1869-Helena,Lewis And Clark County,Montana) sp: Martha COLLETT (m.31 Jul 1849) 3. Teresa Eveline BICKETT (b.13 Jun 1823-Washington County,Kentucky d.Aft 1880) 3. Francis BICKETT (b.7 Jul 1825-Washington County,Kentucky) 3. Sarah A. BICKETT (b.20 Oct 1827-Washington County,Kentucky d.1900-Maryville,Nodaway County,Missouri) 3. Anthony Livers BICKETT (b.13 Feb 1830-Marion County,Kentucky d.17 Oct 1893-Maryville,Nodaway County,Missouri) sp: Jane COLLETT (m.3 Aug 1852) sp: Chloe RENFRO (m.22 Nov 1866) sp: Sarah Jane GILLIAM (m.30 Nov 1880) 3. Anne Jane BICKETT (b.14 Oct 1832-Washington County,Kentucky) 3. John BICKETT (b.24 Jan 1833-Washington County,Kentucky) 2. Mary "Sister Belindas" BICKETT (b.1784-Allegheny,Frederick County,Maryland d.18 Nov 1825) sp: Jesus CHRIST 2. Henry "Harry" BICKETT (b.1785-Frederick County,Maryland d.1855) sp: Elizabeth Gannon GRAVES (m.5 Jan 1810) sp: Jane Alvey LAMKIN 2. Thomas BICKETT (b.15 Jan 1788-Frederick County,Maryland d.19 May 1864-Marion County,Kentucky) sp: Ann Martha ELDER (b.1795 m.1 Jan 1815 d.1871) 2. Samuel Lawrence BICKETT (b.1790-Frederick County,Maryland d.1855-Marion County,Kentucky) sp: Mary LIVERS (m.9 Oct 1818) 2. Nathaniel BICKETT (b.15 Mar 1798-Cumberland Trail,Kentucky d.18 Jun 1862) sp: Mary Ellen MILES (b.19 Feb 1802-Kentucky m.9 Feb 1822 d.29 Aug 1898) 3. James J. BICKETT (b.Abt 1828-Kentucky d.1911) sp: Isabella FLANNAGAN 3. Magadeline BICKETT (b.Abt 1829-Kentucky) sp: Ignatius MILLS 3. Cordelia BICKETT (b.27 Sep 1831-Kentucky) 3. Nathaniel W. BICKETT (b.Abt 1834-Washington County,Kentucky) 3. William Benton BICKETT (b.7 May 1836-Marion County,Kentucky d.1892) sp: Julia Ann HARDESTY sp: Julia HARDESTY (b.26 Aug 1850-Marion County,Kentucky m.2 Apr 1861) 3. Mary Ellen Helen BICKETT (b.19 Oct 1838-Marion County,Kentucky) sp: Stephen Nathaniel ALVEY (m.1859) 3. Amanda Catherine BICKETT (b.Sep 1841-Kentucky) 3. Lewis Petit BICKETT (b.23 Oct 1844-Raywick,Marion County,Kentucky d.21 Oct 1912-Raywick,Marion County,,Kentucky) sp: Catharine Jane CROWDUS (b.26 Jan 1848-Kentucky m.16 Oct 1866 d.19 Jul 1930) 4. Mary Frances BICKETT (b.3 Jul 1867-Marion County,Kentucky d.18 Sep 1948) sp: Albert Quinn HARDESTY (b.17 Feb 1862-Marion County,Kentucky m.27 Nov 1891 d.21 Jan 1929) 5. Infant 1 HARDESTY (b.Abt 1892) 5. Gilbert E. HARDESTY (b.29 Oct 1893-Marion County,Kentucky) 5. James L. "J.L." HARDESTY (b.Dec 1896-Marion County,Kentucky) 5. Infant 2 HARDESTY (b.Mar 1897-Marion County,Kentucky) 5. Mary Agnes Katherine HARDESTY (b.30 Sep 1898-Marion County,Kentucky d.28 Feb 1987-Peoria,Peoria County,Illinois) sp: James Edmund MITCHELL (b.24 Sep 1894-Nelson County,Kentucky m.11 Feb 1920 d.18 Jul 1961-Phoenix,,Arizona) 5. Infant 3 HARDESTY (b.Jun 1904-Marion County,Kentucky) 5. Infant 4 HARDESTY (b.Aug 1905-Marion County,Kentucky) 4. Martha Hanora BICKETT (b.17 May 1870-Raywick,Marion County,Kentucky d.7 Oct 1900) 4. Nathaniel Tyler BICKETT (b.22 Dec 1871-Raywick,Marion County,Kentucky d.11 Apr 1949-Bureau County,Illinois) sp: Alpha Eulalia KELLY (b.22 Sep 1875 m.9 Apr 1902) 4. Infant BICKETT (b.11 Oct 1875 d.11 Oct 1875-Raywick,Marion County,Kentucky) 4. Annie I. BICKETT (b.21 Oct 1876 d.11 Jan 1942) sp: Warner WRIGHT (b.18 Jan 1873 d.14 May 1958) 4. Charles L. BICKETT (b.3 Jun 1880-Raywick,Marion County,Kentucky d.7 May 1889-Raywick,Marion County,Kentucky) 4. Joseph Victor BICKETT (b.7 Sep 1885-Raywick,Marion County,Kentucky d.7 Mar 1946) sp: Minnie P. KELLY (b.1890 m.21 Feb 1910) 4. Louis Earl BICKETT (b.Sep 1888-Raywick,Marion County,Kentucky d.1946-Raywick,Marion County,Kentucky) sp: Ella Gertrude WIMSETT (b.1886 m.1914) 2. William Arnold BICKETT (b.25 Dec 1800-Washington County,Kentucky d.5 May 1875-Raywick,Marion County,Kentucky) sp: Julia Ann PARSONS (b.23 Mar 1804 m.5 Feb 1825 d.20 May 1831-Washington County,Kentucky) 3. David BICKETT (b.Abt 1826-Washington County,Kentucky) 3. Mary Elizabeth BICKETT (b.15 Aug 1828-Washington County,Kentucky d.7 Apr 1891-Marion County,Kentucky) sp: James Madison HARDESTY (b.15 Aug 1827-Marion County,Kentucky m.9 Aug 1847 d.7 Oct 1898-Marion County,Kentucky) 4. Mary Elizabeth HARDESTY (b.Jun 1848-Kentucky d.1901) sp: William, Jr. CARRICO (m.12 Jun 1864) 4. Julia HARDESTY (b.26 Aug 1850-Marion County,Kentucky) sp: William Benton BICKETT (b.7 May 1836-Marion County,Kentucky m.2 Apr 1861 d.1892) 4. Alice (Ellen Alice) HARDESTY (b.10 Jan 1853-Marion County,Kentucky) sp: James I. MILLS 4. Anna E. HARDESTY (b.25 Nov 1855-Marion County,Kentucky) sp: Edward PETERSON 4. Catherine Rose HARDESTY (b.10 Nov 1858-Marion County,Kentucky d.1945) sp: John PETERSON 4. Emma Isabella HARDESTY (b.12 Mar 1861-Marion County,Kentucky) sp: Emmanuel Ashley EDELON (m.1884) 4. Albert Quinn HARDESTY (b.17 Feb 1862-Marion County,Kentucky d.21 Jan 1929) sp: Mary Frances BICKETT (b.3 Jul 1867-Marion County,Kentucky m.27 Nov 1891 d.18 Sep 1948) 5. Infant 1 HARDESTY (b.Abt 1892) 5. Gilbert E. HARDESTY (b.29 Oct 1893-Marion County,Kentucky) 5. James L. "J.L." HARDESTY (b.Dec 1896-Marion County,Kentucky) 5. Infant 2 HARDESTY (b.Mar 1897-Marion County,Kentucky) 5. Mary Agnes Katherine HARDESTY (b.30 Sep 1898-Marion County,Kentucky d.28 Feb 1987-Peoria,Illinois) 5. Infant 3 HARDESTY (b.Jun 1904-Marion County,Kentucky) 5. Infant 4 HARDESTY (b.Aug 1905-Marion County,Kentucky) 4. George A. HARDESTY (b.Abt 1867-Kentucky) 3. William Clement BICKETT (b.21 Oct 1829-Washington County,Kentucky) sp: Anne HASKINS (b.16 Aug 1814 m.24 Oct 1831 d.20 Oct 1833-Washington County,Kentucky) 3. BICKETT 3. BICKETT sp: Mary Elizabeth "Eliza" MILLS (b.10 Oct 1814-Kentucky m.1835) 3. Emma BICKETT 3. Francis Mary BICKETT (b.1 May 1836-Kentucky bu.Holy Name of Mary Cemetery,Calvary,Marion County,Kentucky) 3. Julia A. BICKETT (b.Abt 1838-Kentucky) 3. Martina BICKETT (b.Abt 1842-Kentucky) 3. Katherine BICKETT (b.Abt 1845-Kentucky) 3. M. C. BICKETT (b.Abt 1848-Kentucky) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------