===================================================================== Match: Bowls Source: NORFOLK-L@rootsweb.com From: Sheila WB <sheila.w_b@btinternet.com> Subject: 1861 census name index for Downham Market-Part 1 Downham Market name index for 1861 census. Alphabetised to make it easier for searching. Other parts to follow. Part 1 A-B ADAMS RG9/1259/3,2 ADCOCK RG9/1259/10,15 ADCOCK RG9/1259/49,1 ADDISON RG9/1259/54,11 ALFLATT RG9/1259/41,33 ALLCOCK RG9/1259/45,41 ALLCOCK RG9/1259/55,14 ALLCOCK RG9/1259/72A,14 ALLDAY RG9/1259/19,33 ALLDAY RG9/1259/55,13 ALLEN RG9/1259/76,24 ALLETT RG9/1259/12,20 AMBROSE RG9/1259/6,7 AMBROSE RG9/1259/11,18 AMBROSE RG9/1259/68,6 ANDREWS RG9/1259/19,33 ANDREWS RG9/1259/42,35 ANDREWS RG9/1259/59,21 ARMER? RG9/1259/54,11 ARMSTRONG RG9/1259/6,8 ARNHEM RG9/1259/49,1 ARNOLD RG9/1259/12,20 ARNOLD RG9/1259/13,21 ARNOLD RG9/1259/60,23 ASHLEY RG9/1259/36,24 ASKER RG9/1259/13,21 ASMAN RG9/1259/18,32 ASPEN RG9/1259/39,30 ATKINS RG9/1259/30,11 ATKINS RG9/1259/30,11 AYERS RG9/1259/41,33 AYERS RG9/1259/66,1 AYERS RG9/1259/74,20 BABINGTON RG9/1259/73,17 BACON RG9/1259/3,2 BACON RG9/1259/12,20 BACON RG9/1259/13,21 BACON RG9/1259/37,26 BAILEY RG9/1259/7,9 BAKER RG9/1259/3,1 BAKER RG9/1259/20,35 BAKER RG9/1259/55,14 BALDING RG9/1259/4,3 BALDING RG9/1259/39,29 BALDING RG9/1259/54,12 BALDWIN RG9/1259/14,24 BALES RG9/1259/35,21 BALLS RG9/1259/3,1 BALLS RG9/1259/28,7 BANDING? RG9/1259/68,5 BANE? RG9/1259/37,25 BANHAM RG9/1259/34,20 BARBER RG9/1259/44,40 BARBER RG9/1259/53,9 BARFIELD RG9/1259/25,1 BARKER RG9/1259/17,30 BARKER RG9/1259/62,28 BARKLY RG9/1259/8,12 BARNES RG9/1259/78,27 BARRETT RG9/1259/31,13 BARRETT RG9/1259/37,25 BARROW RG9/1259/44,39 BARTON RG9/1259/57,18 BARWELL RG9/1259/52,7 BATES RG9/1259/16,28 BATES RG9/1259/17,29 BATES RG9/1259/67,3 BATES RG9/1259/67,4 BATES RG9/1259/72A,13 BATTIOLA RG9/1259/19,33 BATTLEDAY RG9/1259/74,19 BATTLEDAY RG9/1259/78,27 BEADER? RG9/1259/74,19 BEARCROFT RG9/1259/16,27 BEAVIS RG9/1259/58,19 BECK RG9/1259/11,18 BECK RG9/1259/42,35 BEEDHAM? RG9/1259/51,5 BEETEN RG9/1259/12,20 BELL RG9/1259/11,18 BELL RG9/1259/76,24 BELL? RG9/1259/69,7 BENNETT RG9/1259/12,20 BENNETT RG9/1259/15,26 BENNETT RG9/1259/26,3 BENNETT RG9/1259/35,21 BENNETT RG9/1259/72B,16 BENSTEAD RG9/1259/25,2 BENTON RG9/1259/29,10 BILLOW RG9/1259/52,8 BILNEY RG9/1259/58,19 BINKS RG9/1259/57,18 BINKS RG9/1259/58,20 BIRCHAM RG9/1259/25,2 BIRD RG9/1259/20,35 BIRD RG9/1259/26,4 BIRD RG9/1259/42,35 BLACKBURN RG9/1259/6,8 BLADES RG9/1259/18,32 BLADES RG9/1259/49,2 BLOOM RG9/1259/62,27 BLOWER RG9/1259/17,30 BLOWER RG9/1259/18,32 BLYTH RG9/1259/19,33 BOLTON RG9/1259/51,6 BOND RG9/1259/60,24 BOND? RG9/1259/62,27 BONE RG9/1259/52,8 BOOLY? RG9/1259/28,7 BOOTHBY RG9/1259/53,10 BORROWS? RG9/1259/37,25 BOSTON? RG9/1259/67,3 BOULDING RG9/1259/29,10 BOULTER RG9/1259/53,9 BOWEN? RG9/1259/29,10 BOWERS RG9/1259/7,10 BOWERS RG9/1259/33,18 BOWLES RG9/1259/26,4 BOWLS? RG9/1259/72A,13 BOYERS RG9/1259/66,2 BRADFIELD RG9/1259/30,12 BRADLEY RG9/1259/78,28 BREEZE RG9/1259/59,22 BRETT RG9/1259/37,26 BRIDGES RG9/1259/45,41 BRIGHTON RG9/1259/26,4 BRIGHTON RG9/1259/41,33 BRIGHTON RG9/1259/54,12 BRIGHTON RG9/1259/66,1 BRISTON? RG9/1259/28,7 BROOKS RG9/1259/57,17 BROWN RG9/1259/8,12 BROWN RG9/1259/10,15 BROWN RG9/1259/12,19 BROWN RG9/1259/20,35 BROWN RG9/1259/20,36 BROWN RG9/1259/28,7 BROWN RG9/1259/28,7 BROWN RG9/1259/31,14 BROWN RG9/1259/41,34 BROWN RG9/1259/44,40 BROWN RG9/1259/54,12 BROWN RG9/1259/76,24 BROWN RG9/1259/77,26 BROWN RG9/1259/78,27 BROWNE RG9/1259/27,5 BROWNE RG9/1259/44,39 BROWNE RG9/1259/44,40 BROWNING RG9/1259/35,21 BRYANT RG9/1259/44,40 BUCK RG9/1259/5,5 BUCK RG9/1259/39,30 BULLEN RG9/1259/10,16 BULLMAN RG9/1259/43,38 BULLOCK RG9/1259/9,14 BULLOCK RG9/1259/32,16 BULMAN RG9/1259/59,21 BULMAN RG9/1259/59,22 BUNKALL RG9/1259/7,10 BUNKALL RG9/1259/33,18 BUNKALL RG9/1259/40,32 BUNKALL RG9/1259/42,35 BUNKALL RG9/1259/55,13 BUNN RG9/1259/42,35 BURRELL RG9/1259/75,22 BURTON RG9/1259/9,13 BURTON RG9/1259/12,20 BUSH RG9/1259/18,32 BUSH RG9/1259/19,33 BUSHELL RG9/1259/34,20 BUSHILL RG9/1259/68,5 BUSTON RG9/1259/28,8 BUTTEN RG9/1259/39,30 BUTTERS RG9/1259/72B,15 BUTTERS RG9/1259/72B,16 Best Regards Sheila in Nth Norfolk ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BRUCE-JARROD-CHAPMAN-CATCHPOLE-ROOT in the Downham Market area. My family history pages are at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sheilawb/intro.htm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I'll see if he can send me what information he has on Bowles and post anything that he sends me to the list. > > From: Linne Gravestock <linne@gravestock.name> > Date: 2005/01/03 Mon AM 12:26:25 CST > To: BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Bowles, Counties Cork & Waterford, Ireland > > ===================================================================== > Match: Bowles > Source: GENIRE-L@rootsweb.com > From: "kargo" <kargo@sonic.net> > Subject: Re: Surnames, Counties Cork and Waterford > > > > Tom Ronayne wrote: > > If you're researching any of these surnames in Counties Cork and > Waterford > > from 1100 through 1915, let me know an I'll be happy to send you > > information about the people attached to the name. My interest is in > the > > Ronayne and Motherway families; these are spouses of Ronaynes in > Counties > > Cork and Waterford. > > > > Aldworth Gould O'Grady > > Anderson Gully O'Keeff > > Barritt Gwin O'Lomasney > > Beamish Hall O'Neil > > Becher Haly Osborne > > Berry Hannon Percival > > Bluet Harman Perry > > Bonwell Harries Plunkett > > Bowen Hassell Power > > Bowker Hatton Power-Ronayne > > Bowles Head Prendergast > > Bragge Hearne Reagh > > Browne Hilliard Ricardo > > Burke Hodnet Richardson > > Butler Hore Roche > > Byrne Jagoe Rochfort > > Callinan Jameson Ronayne > > Cane Jones Rose > > Cardiff Kavanagh Russell > > Cashman Kearney Sandes > > Cave Kellett Sandham > > Cavendish Knight Sarsfield > > Cecil Laulhe Savage > > Clayton Leader Sharpe > > Cleburne Lincoln Sherlock > > Collins Lombard Shuldham > > Conner Longfield Strangeman > > Conran Longueville Sullivan > > Coppinger Love Thorne-Coppinger > > Cotter Lucas Thornhill > > Courthope Macnamara Tyrrell > > Crooke Malpas Tyrry > > Dale Martell Uniacke > > delaCour Martin Usher > > Donovan Maybury Veale > > Evans McCarthy Verling > > Evanson McCrath Walsh > > Fitz-Gibbon Meade Weeks > > Fitzgerald Montgomery White > > Flood Nelson Whyte > > French O'Callaghan Witham > > Galwey O'Connor Woodley > > Gore O'Donovan Wrixon > > ================== > > Tom LaPorte

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GENIRE-L@rootsweb.com From: "kargo" <kargo@sonic.net> Subject: Re: Surnames, Counties Cork and Waterford Tom Ronayne wrote: > If you're researching any of these surnames in Counties Cork and Waterford > from 1100 through 1915, let me know an I'll be happy to send you > information about the people attached to the name. My interest is in the > Ronayne and Motherway families; these are spouses of Ronaynes in Counties > Cork and Waterford. > > Aldworth Gould O'Grady > Anderson Gully O'Keeff > Barritt Gwin O'Lomasney > Beamish Hall O'Neil > Becher Haly Osborne > Berry Hannon Percival > Bluet Harman Perry > Bonwell Harries Plunkett > Bowen Hassell Power > Bowker Hatton Power-Ronayne > Bowles Head Prendergast > Bragge Hearne Reagh > Browne Hilliard Ricardo > Burke Hodnet Richardson > Butler Hore Roche > Byrne Jagoe Rochfort > Callinan Jameson Ronayne > Cane Jones Rose > Cardiff Kavanagh Russell > Cashman Kearney Sandes > Cave Kellett Sandham > Cavendish Knight Sarsfield > Cecil Laulhe Savage > Clayton Leader Sharpe > Cleburne Lincoln Sherlock > Collins Lombard Shuldham > Conner Longfield Strangeman > Conran Longueville Sullivan > Coppinger Love Thorne-Coppinger > Cotter Lucas Thornhill > Courthope Macnamara Tyrrell > Crooke Malpas Tyrry > Dale Martell Uniacke > delaCour Martin Usher > Donovan Maybury Veale > Evans McCarthy Verling > Evanson McCrath Walsh > Fitz-Gibbon Meade Weeks > Fitzgerald Montgomery White > Flood Nelson Whyte > French O'Callaghan Witham > Galwey O'Connor Woodley > Gore O'Donovan Wrixon ==================

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: SOWDER-L@rootsweb.com From: PRCarpe@aol.com Subject: Briteny Souder Obituary This obituary was in the Paris, Texas newspaper. Briteny Kay Louise Souder Briteny Kay Louise Souder From staff reports The Paris News Published January 02, 2005 Briteny Kay Louise Souder, 5, of Paris died Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2004, at the Shriner’Äôs Hospital in Galveston as a result of burns received in a house fire. Graveside services are scheduled at 4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 8, at the Chicota Cemetery with Rev. Ray Evers officiating. Fry-Gibbs Funeral Home has charge of the arrangements. The family receives friends from 3-5 p.m. Friday at Fry-Gibbs Funeral Home. She was born April 25, 1999, to James Edward and Hazel Pauline Alexander Souder. She was a student at T.G. Givens kindergarten and attended the Pathway Church of God. She is survived by her parents, Jimmy and Hazel Souder of Paris; two brothers, Michael Parrish and Austin Souder of Paris; two sisters, Courtney and Tiffany Souder of Mississippi; grandparents, William and Patricia Parrish of Paris, Stan and Brenda Morandi of Oklahoma, Dave and Diane McFeater of Eringer, Ky. and Max and Vicki Sides of Oklahoma; great-grandparents, Troy and Pat Boles of Arthur City and Mary and Harold Pruitte of Paris; three aunts, Kandi Jones of Paris, Andrea Powell of Oklahoma, and Marlene Murphy of Roxton; twelve uncles, Casey Jones, Paul Sides, David and Christopher Bannan and Christopher Brunson, all of Paris, Jason Sides of Copeville, Max Sides Jr., T.J. Sides and Justin Powell of Oklahoma, Joey Clair of Kentucky, Thomas Souder of Mississippi and Thomas Murphy of Roxton; and a great-aunt, Courtney Boles of Arthur City. Pallbearers include Christopher Brunson, Casey Jones, David Bannan, Michael Parrish, Christopher Bannan and Paul Sides.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: CAKERN-L@rootsweb.com From: photo.griff@verizon.net Subject: Re: OBIT: BOWLES, JAMES KEVIN This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Death Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JW.2ADE/4675.1 Message Board Post: Daily Independent newspaper Ridgecrest CA Kern County December 31, 2004 PASSINGS IN 2004 JIM BOWLES FEB. 3, 2004 Owner of Bill Bowles Insurance. Died in crash of his ultralight aircraft. Known for his big heart and care for others.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: MDSTMARY-L@rootsweb.com From: Dunavan Randy <dunavar@sbcglobal.net> Subject: SMC Immigrant Profies..... New Year's Greetings..... Just wanted to advise list members and contributors that this project continues. We are doing our best to get this thing up and running in 2005, but sorry to say, no specifics at this time. There are around 1,000 individuals profiled todate as listed below: If you wish to make additions, please advise.... Happy New Year and good health ! Anne, Boulton, Brooks Womenís Profiles Anne, Carville, Beech, James, Innis Anne, Unknown, Aisster Anne, Unknown, Banks, Dennis Anne, Unknown, Hammond, Alvey, Patterson Anne, Unknown, Smithson, Norman Anne, Unknown, Hartley, Akeith Barbara, de Barrette, Van Swearingen Dorothy, Unknown, Akeith Elizabeth, Bateman, Beale Elizabeth, Gerrard, Ellyson, Blakistone, Rymer, Guibert Elizabeth, Gilbert, Asbestone Elizabeth, Hatton, Gardiner, Hill Elizabeth, Rousby, Bennett Elizabeth, Unknown, Alvey Elizabeth, Unknown, Bateman, Baker, Goldsmith Elizabeth, Young, Barger, Bloomfield Frances, Havey, Beckwith Frances, Unknown, Abramson, Armstrong Grace, Walker, Adwick, Hinton Hannah, Unknown, Atcheson Jane, Lowe, Sewell, Calvert Jane, Unknown, Anketell Joan, Unknown, Rawlings, Baisey Katherine, Hall, Spalding Katherine, Unknown, Benson, Cooper Margaret, Brent Margaret, Unknown, Balse, Adams Margaret, Unknown, Bassett, Fishwick, Combs, Reswick Margaret, Unknown, Hatton, Banks Martha, Earle, Ashcomb, Bansey Mary, Cockshott, Adams Mary, Mills, Sheppy, Purvis Mary, Perry, Bateman Mary, Tattershall, Jarboe, Gough Mary, Unknown, Stanly, Andrews Penelope, Unknown, Bailey, Baston Susanna, Unknown, Baxter, Lee Susannah, Snowe, Gerrard Sybill, Finch, Groome, Jowell Abbinton, John Menís Profiles Abbott, John Abbott, Thomas Abell, Richard/Robert Abington, Andrew Abrahall, Richard Abramson, Cornelius Ackrick, George Adams, Henry Addison, John Adwicks, James Aisquith, William Akeith, George Allen, John Allen, Thomas, Planter Allen, Thomas, Servant Allman, Thomas Althome, John, Br. Alvey, Joseph Anderson, John Andrews, Anthony Andrews, Thomas Angel, John Angood, John Ankestill, Francis, I Anther, Phillip Aprice, Edward Arbuckle, William Armstrong, Edward Arnold, Henry Arthur, William Asbestone, William Ashbrook, Thomas Ashcomb (e), John Askin, John Assiter, William Atcheson, Vincent Attaway, Thomas, I Attwicks, Humphrey Attwood, Richard Aude, Thomas Baldridge, James Baldridge, Thomas Bailey, John Bailey, John ìthe Merchantî Bailey, Richard Bailey, Tobias Baisley, Michael Baker, John Baker, Thomas Baker, William. Balden, William Banister, Nicholas Bankes, Richard Bankes, Richard, Capt. Banks Thomas Bannister, Henry Bannister, William, I Barber, Luke, Dr Barefoot, John, I Barnell, Francis Barnes, John Bartley, George Barton, William Bassett, Thomas Bateman, John Batson, Thomas Battin, William Baxter, Edward Beale, John Beale, Thomas Beall, Ninian Bean, Walter Beane, Ralph Beard, Robert Beard, William Beaven, Charles Beckwith, George Beech, Elias, I Bell, Daniel Bellcher, Thomas Bennett, Richard Bennett, Thomas Benson, Hugh Benton, Richard Berry, Daniel Bessick, John Bevin, Hugh Bevin, William Bigger, John Binx, George Bishop, Henry Black, William Blade, Robert Blakistone, Nehemiah Blanford, Thomas Blanckenstein, William Bland, James, I Bloomfield, John Bloomfield, Mark Blount, William Boarman, William, Major Boleter, Charles Booth, John Boroughs, John Bouge, John Bouye, John Boulton, Anne Bowder, Roger Bowles, Edward Bowles, John Bowling, James Boys, Thomas Bradbourne, Edward Brady, Owen Bradley, William Brainthwaite, William Branden, Richard Branson, Thomas Breding, Garrett Brent, Fluke Brent, Giles Brent, Henry Brent, Margaret Bretton, William Brewer, George Brewer, William, I Briant, John Bright, John, I Brimer, James Brisco, John Broadhurst, Walter, I Brockhurst, Samuel Brooke, Baker, I Brooke, Charles Brooke, Robert, I Brooke, Robert, II Brooke, Roger, I Broke, Thomas, I Brooke, William Brooks, Francis Brooks, Henry Brooks, Henry, I Booksbank, Abraham Broome, John, I Brouke, William Brough, William Browne, Richard, Planter Browne, Richard, Servant Browne, Robert Browne, Robert, Planter Browne, Thomas Browne, William Bryan, Mathias Bufkin, Levin Bullock, John, I Burch, John, I Burch, Oliver, I Burditt, John Burditt, Thomas Burgess, William Burkett, Richard Burrell, Provis Burridge, John Burroughs, George Burroughs, John, I Burroughs, Miles Burton, Francis Burshell, Christopher Burshell, Thomas Burshell, William Butler, Thomas Buttery, John Cadell, Joseph Cager, Robert Calvert, Leonard Cambell, John Cannaday, Cornelius Carberry, John Baptist, I Carew, Evan Carew, Henry Carey, Thomas Carnell, Christopher Carville, Robert Carville, Thomas Carwardine, Peter Casey, Thomas Casford, Thomas Catterson, Francis Cauther, James Ceely, Thomas Chamberlane, Samuel Champe, William Chapman, Richard Chappell, Andrew Charington, Thomas Charlesworth, George Charlesworth, John Causine, Nicholas Cheasum, James, I Cheasum, William Cheseldyne, Kenelm Cheverill, John, I Chilman, Richard Clark, Edward Cissell ñ John Cissell, Thomas Clark, Edward Clark, Philip Clark, Richard Clark, Robert, I Clark, Thomas Claw, William Clocker, Daniel Cockshott, John Cole, Richard Cole, Robert Combs, Abraham Combs, Enoch, I Combs, Enoch, II Combs, Phillip Connery, Edward Convant, Thomas Cooke, John Cooke, John, the Carpenter Cooke, Miles Cooke, Thomas, I Cooksey, Phillip, Cooper, John Copely, Lionel, I Copley, Thomas, Fr. Corbett, Hutton Cordea, Mark Cornelius, John Cornell, Cornelius Cornish, John Cornwalleys, Thomas Cosden, Thomas, I Cotton, Anthony Cotton, Edward Coursey, William, I Courtney, James Courts, John Covant, Thomas Cox, Richard Cox, William Cox, William, I Crackbourne, Richard Crane, Robert Craycroft, John Cross, William Crouch, Ralph Cullamore, Thomas Cunningham, John Curtis, Michael Dabridgecourt, John Daley, Bryan Dandy, John Daniel, Constantine Dansey, John Dant, Thomas Darnall, Henry, III Darnall, John Darwell, John Dash, John Davies, John, I Davis, John Davis, Oliver Day, George De Barrette, Barbara De Costa, Mathias De la Hay, Arthur De la Hay, John De le Rouche, Charles De le Rouche, Peter Deakins, Thomas Deery, John Dennis, Edmund Dennis/Tennison, Justinian, I Dent, John Dent, Thomas Denton, Edmund Denton, Henry Devine, Daniel Dickinson, Samuel Digges, William, I Dillion, Thomas Dobson, Christopher Dobson, Samuel, I Dolte, George Dorrington, William, I Dottantte, Hester Doxey, Thomas Doyne, Joshua, I Draft, Charles Draper, Peter Driver, David Drury, Robert Duckworth, John Duke, Richard Dunavan, Cornelius Dunavan, Darby Dundas, George Anthony Dunn, Obadiah Dynyard, Thomas East, Simon Edelen, Richard, I Edlowe, Joseph Edwards, Isaac Edwards, Joseph Edwards, Robert Edwin, William Egerton, Charles Elkin, John Ellery, Henry Ellis, Robert Elliott, Henry Elstone, Thomas Eltonhead, William Empson, William Eure, Peter Eure, Thomas Evans, David Evans, Edward Evans, John Evans, Thomas, Evans, Thomas, Tailor Evans, William Evelin, George Evelin, Robert Exon, Henry Fenwick, Cuthbertus Finch, Sybill Farr, Edmund Farrar, Robert Felstead, William Fenwick, George Field, Edward, I Fisher, Edward Fishwick, Edward FitzGeffery, Charles FitzHerbert, Edward FitzHerbert, Francis, Fr. FitzHerbert, John Fize, Edward Fleete, Edward Fleete, Henry, I Fletcher, Curtis Ford, Robert Forest, John Forrest, Patrick Fossee, John Foster, Michael Foster, Richard, I Fox, Henry, I Foxhall, John, I Franclin, Thomas Freeman, John Fremond, Lewis French, James Frisell, Alexander Frissell, Folker Gaines, Richard Gardiner, Richard Garnish, John Gary, Richard Gates, Robert Gero, John Gerrard, Elizabeth Gerrard, Richard Gilbert, Richard Gill, Benjamin Gittings, John Goldsmith, John Gough, William Graves, John, I Green, Thomas, Gov. Greenfield, Thomas, I Greenwell, John Griffin, Thomas Grimesditch, John Groome, William Grunwyn, Thomas Guest, Walter Guibert, Joshua Gwyther, Nicholas, I Hackney, Joseph Haddock, Thomas, Fr. Hagan, Thomas Hagar, Robert, I Hagleton, Thomas Hailes, John Haley, Clement Halfhead, John Hall, Edward Hall, Katherine Hall, Walter Hall, William Hallowes, John Hammond, John Hamond, Mordecai Hampstead, William Hampton, John Hanson, Randall Harden, Joseph Hardidge, William, I Harper, James Harper, Robert Harper, William Harpham, William Harrington, Jeremy Harrington, John, proxy Harrington, John Harrington, William Harris, John Harris, Peter Harris, Richard Harris, Richard & Elizabeth Harris, Thomas Harrison, John Hartwell, John Harvey, Nicholas Hardy, William Harwood, John Harwood, Phillip Haskin, John Hafton, William Hatton, Elizabeth Hatton, Thomas Hawley, Jerome Hawley, William Hay, James Haywood, Raphael Head, Adam Head, William Heard, John, I Hebb, Thomas, II Hebden, Thomas Henley, Henry Heylin, Henry Hepworth, John Herbert, William, II Herring, Bartholomew, I Higdon, John, I Hill, Clement, Sr. Hill, Edward Hill, Francis Hill, John Hill, Thomas Hilliard, John Hills, Richard Hilton, John Hinson, William Hinton, Thomas Hix, Richard Hodgson, William Holdcraft, George Holdsworth, Samuel Hollis, John Holt, David Holt, Robert Homan, Herbert Hooper, Henry Hooper, John Hooper, Robert Hopewell, Hugh Hopkins, Thomas Horne, Edward Hoskins, Edward Hotchkey, Richard Hough, Henry Hayden, Francis Howard, John Howard, Thomas Howe, Thomas Howell, Humphrey Howse, William, I Hudson, Edmund Huett, Robert Hughs, Thomass Hull, Henry Hulse, Meverrell Hungerford, William, II Hunt, John Hunt, Nathaniel Hunton, Benjamin Hurley, Dennis Husband, William, I Huscularn, Dennis Inman, Benjamin Innis, Patrick Innis, Thomas, I Innis William Isham, Roger Jackson, Barnaby Jackson, Francis Jackson, Thomas Jackson, Thomas, I James, Abell James, Edward James, Henry James, Owens Jarboe, John, I Jeffrey, Oliver Jenifer, Daniel Jernegan, Thomas Jessup, William Johnson, James Johnson, John, I Johnson, Peter Johnson, William Jolly, Edward, I Jolly, James Jordon, James Jourdian, John Jowles, Henry Joy, Peter Joyner, Robert Keech, James Keene, Henry, II Keene, Richard, I Keene, William Keife, Arthur Keife, Constantine Keiting, Nicholas Kelly, John Kemp, Thomas Key, Peter Key, Phillip King, Robert King, Walter King, William Kirby, William Kirk, Martin Kirkley, Thomas Kitchins, Anthony Knight, Thomas Knight, William Knott, Francis Land, Philip Lane, Charles Langworth, James, I Lanyon, Thomas Lasheley, Robert Lawne, Mary Lawrence, Henry Lawrence, Richard Lawrence, Thomas, Gov. 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Lowe, Jane Lowe, John, I Lucus, William, I Lumby, Humphrey Lustead, Richard Lynes, Philip Macall, George Mace, Clovis, Mace, Rowland Machin, John Mackart, John Machenzie, Collin Mackewen, James Mackey, John, I Mackfenin, William Maddox, Samuel Madwell, Thomas Manley, John Manners, George Manning, Hugh Manning, Thomas Mansell, John, I Mansell, Vincent Manwaring, George Marcel, Peter Marlow, William Marshall, George Marshall, William Martin, Abedelo Martin, Christopher Martin, Francis Martin, Lodowicke Marsh, Paul Marshall, William Martin, James, I Mason, George Matthews, Henry Matthews, Thomas, I Mattingly, Cesar Mattingly, Thomas, I Mattingly, Thomas, II Maynard, Charles Medcalfe, George Medcalfe, John Medford, Blumer Medford, Thomas Mee, George Meekin, William Medley, John, I Melton, Thomas, I Metcalfe, John Miles, Francis Miles, John Miles, Thomas Miller, Edward, I Miller, John Mills, John Mills, Mary Mills, Nicholas Mills, Peter, I Mitchell, John Mitchell, Thomas Mitchell, William Mittford, Bulmer Mobberly, John Mollins, Edward Monroe, George Montefort, Francis Moore, Henry Moore, Richard Moorecroft, John Moreland, Jacob Morgan, James Morris, Bartholomew Morris, Jacob, Morris, John Morris, Thomas Mosely, Thomas Mottershead, Zachary Moy, Richard Moy, Roger Mudd, Thomas, I Mugg, Francis Mullikin, James, I Mumms, Thomas Munday, Thomas Murphy, Daniel Murphy, James Murphy, John Murty, Stephen Muschamp, George Nailer, George Nalle, John Naufin, William Neale, Henry Neale, James, Capt Needham, Henry Neville, John Nevitt, Richard Newgent, William Newman, Richard Nichols, John Nichols, Robert Nichols, Thomas Noble, John, I Norman, John Norris, John, II Norris, Thomas Norton, Hammond Norton, Tobias Notley Thomas Nottingham, Thomas Nowell, Henry, I Nunne, John Nuthall, John, III Oard, Peter Oakley, Thomas Obert, Bertam Obert, Dominick Odger, Gabriel OíBryan, Bryan OíBryan, Mathias OíKane, Richard Oldfield, George Oliver, Roger Oliver, Thomas Orley, Thomas Ormsby, John Osborne, Henry Oversee, Simon Page, Robert Pagrave, James Paine, Henry Painter, Nicholas Paler, John Palmer, William Parfitt, William Parker, Edward, I Parker, Samuel Pasmore, Thomas Parsons, John Patrickson, Robert Pattison, James Payne, John Payne, Thomas, Planter Payne, Thomas, Soldier Peacock, Peter, I Peake, Walter Pennington, Francis, Fr. 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===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: OHMEIGS-L@rootsweb.com From: Schumaker4@aol.com Subject: April 7, 1916 - The Republican - Part 5 The Republican Middleport, Ohio Friday, April 7, 1916 Part 5 FARM FOR SALE Farm of 93 acres, one mile from Cheshire, railroad and river. About 11 acres of coal -- orchard; balance in grass. Plenty of spring water. Building consist of one eight -room house, summer house, 3 barns, wagon shed, chicken house two cisterns and a well. On account of failing health will sell at a bargain if sold at once. Julius Boice, Cheshire, Ohio DEATH OF N. M. WILLIAMSON Called Last Week After a Long Illness From Cancer of the Face. N. M. Williamson, after a long illness from cancer of the face, died at his fine county home on the old Benedict farm, northwest of the village, last Thursday. Deceased was in the 57th year of his age and was a good citizen. He leaves his widow and several children. He was the father of Harry Wiliamson, who is employed as a clerk in Rathurn's store: Barbara who married Homer Stansbury a year or so ago, and Blanche, who teaches school at Grass Run. The other children at home. Winnie, Effie, Alice and Gertrude. The burial took place Saturday afternoon from the home. The Miles cemetery. UNDRESSED PARADE Mrs. Ida Moore, a denizen of Rowdy Row, was before police judge Watson Monday on the charge of drunkenness disorderly conduct and using obscene language. One of the charges against her was that she paraded up and down the street in fewer cloths than Mother Eve wore away back in the days when clothes did not count for much. This accusation the accused denied with great vehemence. She stoutly adhered to the claim that she had on a corset and neck ribbon. The judge, who is somewhat inclined to be worldly and has seen considerable of life, thought she should even wear more clothing than that when out on the streets in this climate, at any rate, and fined her five dollars on one charge, ten on another, the costs in both cases, and sent her to the county jail, where they heat the premises by a furnace. DOG POISONER ACTIVE The mad dog scare over in Bedford township has alarmed some one here and he has set out to exterminate the dog race here. They go by the poison route. Within the past few day L. J. Heiner lost two dogs, David Reese one and John McFarland had his fine Collie poisoned, but rushed it to the Lasher hospital in time to save it. Austin Barton reached his with first-aid-to the poisoned in time to save it. MINERS LEASE MINE A bunch of miners have leased the old No. 1 Maynard Mine and will get out what coal is left there, some five acres. It is said that the Maynard company will accept the coal when loaded on flats and market it for the leasees. It will take several weeks to clean up the mine ready to get out coal. They began work Monday. Among those leasing the works we are furnished the following names; Alex Smith, Alex Steele, Alpha Plummer, Della and Ella Luckadoo, Andy Wright, Watt Hysell, Sam and Munce Pond and George Church. AN AUTO SPILL There was a pretty lively auto spill down on the pike Sunday. Eli Hysell was driving Dayton Russell's car when it went over whip-whop and landed bottom side up against a hedge fence. The damage was limited to a broken windshield. The driver came out with a slightly scratched face. That was all. DEXTER Mrs. Don Anderson and daughter Dorothy went to Rutland Saturday. Mrs. Vina Kennedy and daughter, of Wellsville, are visiting at Charles Nelson's. L. M. Vale, wife and son Diamond went to Pomeroy Saturday Will Conkle, of Rutland, was calling on Elmer McCasky last week. H. D. Rife, Oren Hugg, Ely Fife, T. F. Denison, George Davis, Roy A. Davis, Dan Cleland, R. L. Sander, Walter Hampton, Lee Brown and wife went to Albany Saturday. Mrs. Will Turner, Miss Mae Grimes, B. P. Wilson and wife went to Pomeroy Saturday. Report says that Roy A. Davis has traded his property here for the E. A. Nelson farm. E. C. Reed went to Cheshire Saturday. Byron Davis went to Pomeroy on business Monday. Miss Nellie Hutton has returned to Carpenter. Mrs. Perry Warner and son Ray went to Middleport Monday. Arhood Nicholson and R. C. Tuckerman went to Middleport Monday. Mrs. Ernest Warner and Mrs. Charley Gotschall were at Dan Cleland's Sunday. Mrs. Snow is on the sick list one of her arms being paralized. R. C. Tuckerman and wife were the guests of Daws Sansbury and wife Sunday. Glen Houdasheldt, of Athens, was calling on friends here Sunday. Mrs. Rebekah Oty, a former resident of Dexter was brought here Monday and buried by the side of her husband. Mrs. Kate Moler was visiting friends in Pomeroy last week. G. F. Thomas, a genial happy drummer, visits Dexter every weeks and sells lots of goods to our merchants. Mrs. Flora Cline, of Dyesville, was at Howard Folden's last week. Sunday school was organized in the church here Sunday. Supt. Miss Clara Easterday;, Assistant Supt. Mrs. Victoria Tyler; Secretary Miss Nellie Vonschriltz; Treasurer, Mrs. Sarah A. Love; Organist, Miss Janice Wood; Assistant Organist, Miss Helen Bowles. Alva Rupe, of Carpenter, was calling on a friend here Saturday night. David Graham of Dyesville, was here Tuesday. Fin Folden is not improving in health. William Saxton has not been feeling as well as usual the past few days. Mrs. Lee Brown and children are visiting in W. Va. Earl Snowden came home from Akron Saturday and returned Monday accompanied by his wife and baby. They will make Akron their future home. Mrs. Emma Weaver is on the sick list. Miss Mae Grimes was at Pomeroy on business Saturday. Ezra Wiseman and wife went to Athens the first of this week. MAKES FLYING TRIP THROUGH THE WEST F. B. Murphy returned home Sunday evening from a week's visit through the west. Mr. Murphy first visited his daughter, Mrs. Ralph Baldwin, and family near Osceola, Iowa, also calling on O. A. White and family, from there he went to Council Bluffs, where he enjoyed a visit with his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy Breen, and husband. He then went over to Omaha, Nebraska, for a brief visit with Miss Jennie Kennedy and mother, former well known residents, of Middleport. On his return he stopped in Chicago to see Frank Atkinson, another relative and resident of Middleport in years past. In Columbus he was the guest of his niece, Mrs. Myrtle White Thatcher and family. He was accompanied on his return home by his two grandchildren, Eugene and Florinell Baldwin, two lively youngsters, who will visit for a time with their grandparents. continues in part 6 I have transcribed the above as it appears in the newspaper without making any changes to spelling or grammar. Transcribed by Connie Cotterill Schumaker =====================================================================

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: SOUTH-AFRICA-EASTERN-CAPE-L@rootsweb.com From: "Sue Mackay" <suemackay@onetel.com> Subject: 1820 settler plots Part 5 From the Supplement to The GrahamÌs Town Journal, March 27th 1845 Transcribed from the original at the National Archives in London (CO53/15) by Sue Mackay And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have recommended the following parties as the persons entitled to receive grants of the subdivisions undermentioned, respectively, viz: In BRADSHAWÌs Party Joshua DAVIES, Lot No.4 Ò 24 morgen, being the original share of Henry KING, who exchanged with Samuel BENNETT, who sold to Thomas BRENT, who sold to William HUNT, who sold to Mrs. WHITTLE, who sold to said DAVIES Estate of the late Thomas BRENT, Lot No.4 Ò 24 morgen, being the homestead allotted to and surveyed for the said BRENT and supposed to include with its rights on the commonage certain land purchased from John GITTINGS, who purchased from Samuel Harper BRADSHAW, who acquired it from certain eight Settlers, who agreed to give up to him 15 acres of each of their shares. John EDKINS junior, Lot No.5 Ò 27 morgen and 50 square roods, being the original homestead of Samuel BENNETT, who exchanged with Henry KING, who sold to James POWELL for whom it was surveyed, and who sold to John EDKINS senior, who ceded it to said John EDKINS junior. Samuel BIRT, Lot No.6 Ò 27 morgen, being the homestead allotted to and surveyed for him William NEWTH, Lot No.7 Ò 18 morgen and 45 roods, being the portion surveyed for him, as the remaining extent of his original share. Richard FORRESTER, Lot No.8 Ò 29 morgen, being the extent allotted to and surveyed for Thomas BAKER, who sold to Thomas INGRAM, who sold to Patrick McCORMACK, who sold to the said FORRESTER. Isaac WIGGLE, Lot No.9 Ò 29 morgen, being the extent allotted to and surveyed for the said WIGGLE, and supposed to have attached thereto the share in commonage of Henry KING, who exchanged with Samuel BENNETT, who sold to Thomas BRENT, who sold to William HUNT, who sold to Mrs. WHITTLE, who sold to Joshua DAVIES, who sold to the said WIGGLE And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have reported that it is necessary to cancel the undermentioned Title Deed by reason of portions thereof being included in the aforesaid subdivisions in BRADSHAWÌs party, viz: The grant on quitrent to Mr. Samuel BRADSHAW, dated 20th November 1823, of 993 morgen and 286 square roods of land in the District of Albany, being the extent allotted to Mr. Samuel BRADSHAW and his party of Settlers. And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have recommended the following parties as the persons entitled to receive grants of the subdivisions undermentioned, respectively, viz: In SCANLANÌs Party Percival FREYNE, Lot No.1 Ò 810 morgen surveyed for him, being his own share and that of James JOHNSTONE, whose widow he married in community of property. The estate of the late Alexander FORBES, Lot No.2 Ò 422 morgen, allotted to and surveyed for him And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have reported that it is necessary to cancel the undermentioned Title Deed by reason of portions thereof being included in the aforesaid subdivisions in SCANLANÌs party, viz: The grant on quitrent to Mr. William SCANLAN, dated 20th November 1823, of 960 morgen of land in the District of Albany, being the extent allotted for the location of Mr. William SCANLAN and his party of Settlers And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have recommended the following parties as the persons entitled to receive grants of the subdivisions undermentioned, respectively, viz: In MENZIEÌs or SWEETMANÌs Party Richard BOWLES, Lot No.3 Ò 371 morgen, being the extent allotted to and surveyed for him Henry AMOS, Lot No.5 - 10Ê morgen, being the share of MENZIES, whose widow married Benjamin PATRICK, who sold to the said AMOS. William MARSH, Lot No.6 Ò 371 morgen, being the share allotted to and surveyed for him Charles WEBBER, Lot No.8 Ò 250 morgen, being the share allotted to John GREEN, who sold to John MASKELL for whom it was surveyed, and who sold to LEECH, who sold to the said WEBBER. And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have reported that it is necessary to cancel the undermentioned Title Deed by reason of portions thereof being included in the aforesaid subdivisions in MENZIES or SWEETMANÌs party, viz: The grant on quitrent to Mr. Thomas SWEETMAN, dated 15 December 1826, of 2344 morgen of land in the District of Albany, being the location and extension thereto allotted to Mr. T. SWEETMAN and his party of Settlers And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have recommended the following parties as the persons entitled to receive grants of the subdivisions undermentioned, respectively, viz: In MORGANÌs Party The estate of the late Thomas MILLER, No.1 Ò 237 morgen, being the location and extension of W. FLODGATE, who sold to Henry HALSE, who sold to the said MILLER, for whom it was surveyed. The estate of the late Thomas MILLER, 133 morgen and 429 roods of Lot No.2, between the two branches of the Kowie River, being a part of the location and the whole of the extension allotted to and surveyed for William THOMAS, sold by his trustees to the said MILLER. The estate of the late Mrs. William THOMAS, 52 morgen and 171 roods of Lot No.2, being the remaining extent thereof, allotted to and surveyed for the said THOMAS and also the Village, Lot No. 7 10 morgen and No.12 4 morgen and 525 square roods, both allotted to and surveyed for the said THOMAS. Thomas FRANCIS, Lot No.3 186 morgen and Village Lot No.15, 6 morgen and 460 roods, both surveyed for George PHILLIPS George CLARK, Lot No.5, 172 morgen and Village Lot Nos.11, 22 morgen 530 roods and No.13, 3 morgen, all surveyed for Charles KESTELL, and sold to the said CLARK, on account of the insolvent state of the said KESTELL. The three daughters of James THOMAS, Lot No.6, 110 morgen, being the extension of said THOMAS, and the Lot No.9, 75 morgen, surveyed for James THOMAS, also the Village Lot No.17, 3 morgen and 406 roods, surveyed for David ROES George CLARK, the Village Lot No.6, 26 morgen and 504 roods, surveyed for John TARR jun, who sold to Chas. KESTELL, and whose Insolvent Estate it was sold to the said Geo. CLARK. Thomas FRANCIS, Lot No.7, 110 morgen, and Lot No.10, 76 morgen, both surveyed for James LANCE, who purchased from Thos. Henry HALSE, sold to the said FRANCIS George CLARK, Village Lot No.9 - 17 morgen, allotted to James THOMAS, who sold to David ROES, who is supposed to have sold to John BLAKEMORE, who sold to Thomas FRANCIS, for whom it was surveyed, and who sold to Chas. KESTELL, in whose insolvent estate it was sold to said CLARK. The estate of the late Thomas MILLER, Village Lot No.10 Ò 10 morgen, surveyed for Geo. PHILLIPS And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have reported that it is necessary to cancel the undermentioned Title Deed by reason of portions thereof being included in the aforesaid subdivisions in MORGANÌs party, viz: The grant on quitrent to Mr. Nathaniel MORGAN, dated 23 January 1824, of 628morgen and 450 square roods of land in the District of Albany, being the extent allotted to Mr. Nathaniel MORGAN and his party of Settlers

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: KY-FOOTSTEPS-L@rootsweb.com From: Nancy T R I C E <nt@vci.net> Subject: Files uploaded for 12/31/2004 Files uploaded for 12/31/2004 Files will be found here: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kygenweb/kyf/files/NEW.THIS.MONTH/ And at the first of each month will be moved into the surname or topic directories. Adams.Annie.Matthews.unknown.Edmonson.OBIT Bailey.Elizabeth.1951.Barren.OBIT Bailey.Judi.M.Bowles.1941.Barren.OBIT Baldock.Ambrose.1930.Barren.OBIT Barbour.Mary.Ellen.1917.Barren.OBIT Bertram.Nancy.Tom.Bailey.1943.Barren.OBIT Bertram.Rebecca.Ann.1915.Barren-Monroe.OBIT Biggers.Carter.Westerfield.1913.Barren-Monroe.OBIT Bohannon.Emma.Warder.1916.Barren.OBIT Borders.Adiline.Fisher.1928.Barren.OBIT Brooks.Mrs.John.1929.Edmonson.OBIT Bunch.Riley.William.2004.Metcalfe-Fayette.OBIT Byrd.Charles.N.1843.Caldwell.BIOS Byrd.William.Silouee.d1829.Fayette.BIOS Callahan.Eugene.Lee.unknown.Barren.OBIT CHURCHES.Clear.Fork.Baptist.Clinton-Cumberland.Minutes.1838 Coakley.Samuel.D.b1855.Green.BIOS Constant.Margaret.1929.Edmonson.OBIT Coogle.Frank.1873-1947.Hardin.CEM Coogle.Vina.A.1874-1956.Hardin.CEM Cundiff.Folie.1921-1977.Hardin.CEM Depp.Clem.1923.Barren.OBIT Depp.Margaret.1921.Barren.OBIT Edmunds.Kate.W.1948.Hart-Barren.OBIT Estes.Mrs.S.M.1915.Barren.OBIT Eubank.Nora.Hutchens.1917.Barren.OBIT Everett.Vera.Bailey.b1892.Barren.OBIT Fields.Irene.2004.Metcalfe-Barren.OBIT Fisher.Walter.unknown.Barren.OBIT Fisher.Willand.Lee.1916.Barren.OBIT Forshee.Theresa.Diane.2004.Warren.OBIT Gentry.Mrs.W.O.1933.Barren.OBIT Gibson.Elsie.Bernice.2004.Metcalfe.OBIT Glass.Mrs.T.J.1891.Barren.OBIT Goode.Franklin.b1833.Adair.BIOS Harlan.Silas.1752.Mercer.BIOS Harlow.Flarra.Lee.Taylor.1947.Barren.OBIT Harlow.Mrs.1911.Barren.OBIT Harlow.Robert.1918.Barren.OBIT Harrison.Crit.1940.Barren.OBIT Hatfield.Felix.1922-1992.Hardin.CEM Hatfield.Gladys.1919-1983.Hardin.CEM Hayden.W.A.b1826.Livingston-Trigg.BIOS Jarboe.Frank.W.1912-2003.Hardin.CEM Jarboe.Lettie.Hammons.1921-1999.Hardin.CEM Jarboe.Mary.Emma.1952-1962.Hardin.CEM Jett.Allene.Caddell.2004.Bell.OBIT Jones.Vincent.1918.Barren.OBIT Karr.Frank.1889-1976.Hardin.CEM Karr.Millie.B.1874-1953.Hardin.CEM Lindsey.Jack.Sr.2004.Harlan.OBIT Luster.Charles.William.1942.Barren.OBIT Mansfield.Robert.Thomas.1922.Barren.OBIT Matthews.John.Anderson.1921.Barren.OBIT McNamara.Mary.Olive.1969.Barren.OBIT Miller.Edith.1914.Barren.OBIT Morris.Gus.1926.Barren.OBIT Morrison.Ermine.Bartlett.1928.Barren.OBIT Moses.Minnie.Strunk.1976.Mccreary.OBIT Nacke.Francis.B.1918-1919.Hardin.CEM NEWS.Cynthiana.Democrat.Harrison.Co.1912.10.24 NEWS.Cynthiana.Democrat.Harrison.Co.1912.10.31 NEWS.Cynthiana.Democrat.Harrison.Co.1912.11.07 NEWS.Cynthiana.Democrat.Harrison.Co.1912.11.14 NEWS.Cynthiana.Democrat.Harrison.Co.1912.11.21 Noe.Amanda.C.1866-1924.Hardin.CEM Noe.Felix.1860-1943.Hardin.CEM Peden.Eliza.unknown.Barren.OBIT Peden.Kirby.Smith.1963.Barren.OBIT Petty.Patsy.1916.Barren.OBIT Rice.Edward.A.2004.Bell.OBIT Roberts.William.H.b1839.Pendleton-Scott.BIOS Rousseau.Zeke.unknown.Barren.OBIT SCHOOLS.Needmore.Barren.Co.Student.Roster.1896 Seaton.John.1834-1912.Jefferson.BIOS Sharp.Herschel.1914.Barren.OBIT Sharp.Luther.Marvin.1921.Barren.OBIT Smith.Tom.Hood.1915.Barren.OBIT Stephens.William.W.1976.Mccreary.OBIT Stout.Mary.Jane.Williamson.unknown.Barren.OBIT Stout.Mary.Jane.Williamson.unknown.Barren.OBIT2 Thurman.R.T.1914.Barren.OBIT Thurman.R.T.1914.Clinton.OBIT Travis.Martha.McCoy.1922.Barren.OBIT Trigg.Charlotte.Waller.1918.Barren.OBIT Warder.Dora.1917.Barren.OBIT Waters.Virginia.Lucille.Harlow.2004.Hart.OBIT Watson.Ed.1918.Barren.OBIT Welch.Nancy.Evelyn.2004.Bell.OBIT Wells.John.Clark.1928.Barren.OBIT Wells.Mary.1912.Barren.OBIT Wells.Mary.1915.Barren.OBIT Whitlow.Hattie.Gladys.2004.Monroe.OBIT Wilkinson.Irma.unknown.Barren.OBIT

Note: the following comes from the newsletter published by the Family Tree DNA. Details are at the end of this message. You may be considering the Y-DNA test for the Bowles DNA Project, but wonder when you should do it. The following may help. ----- Situation: ========= There is only one surviving direct male descendent in your line, traced back to the early 1800's with documented research. You are not ready to join a project and haven't researched other lines with your surname. You never find the time to spend to understand DNA testing. Your direct male descendent is in his late 40's. Recommendation: ============== On the surface, it appears that you have plenty of time to learn about DNA testing, and have your relative tested. Unfortunately, once this direct male descendent is gone -- you can probably never get a DNA sample. In the situation where there is only one surviving direct male descendent, regardless of their age, we recommend immediate testing. Either the 12 or 25 marker test will do. Any time in the future, others with your surname can be approached to be tested for comparison. The objective today is to get a sample from your relative and have it tested to ensure that you will not be denied the opportunity in the future. You will then have the results for the direct male descendent, the results will be stored in our database, and the sample will be stored for your future use. If there are as few as three direct male descendents in your tree, we recommend immediate testing of two of the males. The reason to select two is to confirm that there were no adoptions or extramarital male births. Often, it is only a priority to test males if they are elderly. The issue is not age. If the person is gone, for all practical purposes, their DNA is gone. We were able to assist a client late last year, whose only direct male descendent was killed in a car accident. Securing the sample took tremendous effort, and the involvement of the spouse for approval and the medical examiner for a sample. It was sheer luck that the client remembered in such a stressful situation, and contacted Family Tree DNA on a Saturday night at midnight, so that we could immediately overnight a collection kit. In summary, if you have a small number of direct male descendents in your line, we recommend immediate testing of two participants, to confirm a match and to have the sample and results stored for future reference. If you do not get an exact match, expand the testing to any remaining direct male descendents to determine where and when a non-paternity event occurred, such as adoption. Source: Facts & Genes from Family Tree DNA [http://www.familytreeDNA.com/facts_genes.asp] July 24, 2002 Volume 1, Issue 1; Copyright 2002, Family Tree DNA

This begins a series of messages to help all of us better understand the implications of DNA on our family research. These messages will be taken from a newsletter published periodically by Family Tree DNA. You may subscribe to the newsletter by going to [http://www.familytreedna.com/fgregister.asp] and filling in the form. ----- What will Genetic Genealogy do for your research? ================================================= The term Genetic Genealogy refers to the application of science, through testing DNA, to uncover information about your ancestors. There are currently two types of tests available to the general public: the Y-DNA test and the mtDNA test. The Y-DNA test tells you about your male ancestors, and the mtDNA test tells you about your female ancestors. The Y-DNA test is for males only as it tests the Y chromosome, which is only found in males and is inherited from the father's direct paternal line (grandfather to father to son). Scientists have determined that the Y chromosome is passed from father to son unchanged, except for random mutations that are estimated to take place only once per 500 generations per marker. The direct line of descent for males is critical. Events such as adoption or an extramarital male birth would break this chain. All males with a direct line of descent from your most distant known male ancestor should have the same Y chromosomal pattern, or genetic fingerprint, except for the random mutations. If you compare the genetic fingerprints of these male descendents today, they should match. How can this help you in your research? Testing the Y chromosome can verify what is known. It can point you in a direction for further research, or prove or disprove a relationship or theory. Family Tree DNA's Y-DNA test can find others to whom you are related. It might point you to a specific geographic location for further research. The individual reasons for doing Y-DNA testing vary significantly, from curiosity to specific genealogical research goals to large surname projects. Here are just a few examples of the use of Y-DNA testing. For example, suppose two immigrants, who came to the U.S. in 1740, had the same surname, but you can't connect them. By testing direct male descendents of each immigrant, you can determine whether or not the two immigrants were related. In another situation, your family legend is that your surname was changed on immigration. All persons with the new surname found in the US fit into your tree. Your grandfather gave you two possible original surnames. By testing descendents of the two possible original surnames, you could determine if you were related to either. In another example, you have found your surname in New Zealand, and those people come from the same County in Ireland. By testing both groups, you can determine if they are related, and perhaps you will focus more research in this Irish county for paper records. In many cases, you may only need as few as two participants to apply Y-DNA testing to solving your genealogy brick walls or adding more information to your family history. Y-DNA Surname Projects attempt to test all lines, branches and variants of a particular surname to determine which are related. Surname Projects can start small with a subset of the surname and be expanded in phases. The mtDNA test is available for females and for the female ancestors of males. We all carry mtDNA inherited from our mothers. Anthropologists have determined that there exist approximately 20 daughters who are descended from a single 'mitochondrial Eve.' Family Tree DNA's mtDNA tests will determine from which daughter of Eve you descend. You can then use the Family Tree DNA database to find others whom you match Source: Facts & Genes from Family Tree DNA [http://www.familytreeDNA.com/facts_genes.asp] July 24, 2002 Volume 1, Issue 1; Copyright 2002, Family Tree DNA

Barry Humphrey (barry_humphrey@yahoo.co.uk) just sent this to me and asked me to forward it to the list: I now have Mary's father and mother. William BOWLES born circa 1815 married Esther WARE born circa 1820 Children of William BOWLES and Esther WARE: Mary BOWLES born 13 May 1842 Northfleet, Kent, England married 19 Oct 1861 James RUSSELL born 27 Apr 1841 Chalk, Kent, England

============================================================ From: SOFTDSIGN@aol.com Date: 12/19/04 13:21:59 To: vlrhodes@centurytel.net Subject: Augustus F., James P., John H. & W.J. Campbell - Iredell Co. Confederates Hello Ms. Rhodes, I found you at GenForum. I may have written to you before regarding a different surname from the list below. I am a civil war collector and trader and also a writer. I am currently working on a book regarding the "Saltillo Boys". This is a company of voluteers in the Civil War from Iredell County, North Carolina. They were called the Saltillo Boys because some of their number had participated victoriously in the Battle of Bueno Vista during the Mexican War. Their actual designation was Co. C of the 4th Regiment of North Carolina Volunteers. All of Co. C was from Iredell County, N.C. There were four Campbells listed as a part of Co. C. Augustus F. Campbell was 18 when he was mustered in on 6/7/1861 as a private He was wounded on 5/31/1862 at the battle of Seven Pines in Virginia, from which he apparently recovered but was listed as died on 3/14/1863 at Fredericksburg, VA. James P. Campbell was 19 on 6/7/1861 when he also enlisted into Co. C as a private. All I know about him is that he was wounded on 9/17/1862 at Sharpsburg, MD. A different source indicates him to be in Co. G of the 4th NC which may be & probably is incorrect. John H. Campbell was 20 on 6/7/1861 when he was mustered in and was listed as wounded on 12/13/1862 at Fredericksburg from which he also apparently recovered because he was listed as "returned" on 9/30/1863. W.J. Campbell was 29 when he enlisted and was mustered in on 2/26/1862. He was detailed as a teamster from 8/13/62 to 8/31/64. He was listed as a POW on 4/3/1865 at Petersburg and confined at Hart's Island, NY. I am interested in additional information regarding these Campbells for use in my book. I am interested in any and all info that can be obtained - especially personal information. I am also keenly interested in how or if these men were kin to one another. Please e-mail me directly at softdsign@aol.com The 4th Regiment completed its organization in May 1862 at Camp Hill, near Garysburg, NC. It was ordered to Virginia, where the unit served in General Featherston's, G.B. Anderson's, Ramseur's and Cox's Brigade. It was active at Williamsburg, Seven Pines, and the Seven Days' Battles, then shared in the campaigns of the army from South Mountain to Cold Harbor. Later the 4th was involved in Early's Shenandoah Valley operations and the Appomattox Campaign. It lost 77 killed, 241 wounded, and 6 missing of the 678 engaged at Seven Pines, sustained 58 casualties during the Maryland Campaign and had 45 killed and 110 wounded at Chancellorsville. At Gettysburg, the unit lost thirty-one percent of the 196 engaged and 18 were disabled at Bristoe. The records show 8 officers and 101 men present on April 9, 1865. Its field officers were Colonels George B. Anderson, Bryan Grimes, Edwin A. Osborne, and James H. Wood; Lieutenant Colonels David M. Carter and John A. Young; and Majors Edward S. Marsh and Absalom K. Simonton. A complete list of soldiers, for whom I am asking for information, associated with Co C 4th NC Infantry include: William M. Adams Claudius S. Alexander Thomas A. Alexander Andrew J. Anderson George A. Andrews John B. Andrews Charles B. Armes (Arms) John F. Armstrong C. Pinkney Arthurs Martin L. Arthurs (Arther) John A. Baggarly (Beggerly) Thomas B. Bailey Elihu Barkly (Elisha) Jesse M. Barnette Elias P. Barringer Miner P. Beard Robert Carmi Beard T.M. Beard William S. Beard A.L. Bell Melmoth A. Bowles James W. Brack George Brady William Brady David L. Brandon John A. Brandon Robert Brantley James S. Brawley William R.I. Brawley Isaac N. Brotherton Sylvester Brotherton T.T. Burrell (T.F.) David S. Bustle Henry L. Bustle J.H. Cameron August F. Campbell James P. Campbell John H. Campbell W.J. Campbell Jacob M. Canoy (Cannoy) (Caynoy) Daniel F. Carpenter H. Carpenter Henry Alexander Chambers William M. Chipley J.H. Christy (I.H.) Milas A. Claywell (Miles) William A. Claywell J.A. Cline Rufus B. Combs Robert B. Cook Daniel A. Currie Nicholas W. Carpenter Solomon A. Claywell David P. Dobbins (Daniel C.) Joseph Dobson (James A.) (Joseph B.) William Dobson John R. Eidson Archibald B. Ervin John A.S. Feimster John A. Feimster Rufus P. Feimster Freeman J. Fisher John A. Fleming William Freeman Joe W. Fry James A. Garrison Joseph F. Gibson Alvin H. Goodin D.A. Goodin H.A. Goodin Alfred F. Goodman B.L. Goodman John T. Goodman William M. Goodman A.B. Goodwin D.L. Green Robert O. Hair Eugenius Alexander Hall J.R.A. Hall Robert A. Hall James F. Harbin W.F. Harbin James H. Harkness Noah Frank Harkness George W. Hendren Solomon Hendren Willis H. Holder James A. Holmes John F. Holmes Robert J. Holmes (Robert G.) Robert M. Holmes Robert Q. Holmes (Robert O., Robert D.) W.C. Holmes Milas Holtshouser Nelson P. Hooper John C. Hoover Sumpter A. Hoover James A. Houpe William Thomas Hutchins Pink Jacobs H.H. James William W. James Charles L. Johnston Henry T. Johnston Isaac M. Jones Green B. Jordan Columbus Kerr Robert T. Kerr Thomas Alexander Kerr William A. Kerr William Laughery William H. Lazenby Alexander F. Lewis Franklin A. Lewis James A. Lewis Thomas M. Lewis Robert Osborne Linster George W. Locke H. Lewis S. Lollar Reuben S. Lollar Henry L. Marshall Edward May H. McGowan Frank A. McHargue Samuel McHargue James A. McKay James P. McKay William B. McKinney Silas M. McLaughlin James R. McLelland Charles M. Miller J.B. Miller Peter T. Miller Abner S. Mills Gilbert N. Mills (Gilbreth) J.M. Moore (John M., J.N.) Marshall William Moore John M. Moore Dave Murdoch Nathan A. Murdock Thomas L. Murdock J.P. Norton James C. Norton Cye Orsburne Edwin Augustus Osborne John T. Parker Robert English Patterson James M. Peek J. Putnam Jacob Nathaniel Raymer John C. Reamer W.D. Reamer James A. Reid James Rufus Reid Walter W. Reid John Revis Daniel A. Reynolds Jos. Rhunner J.M. Rickert (John) Jacob T. Robb John Scroggs Constantine S. Sharp Richard A. Sharp Joe B. Sherrill F.A. Shuford (T.A. Schuford) James Columbus Steele Thomas W. Stephenson Washington A. Stephenson Thomas L. Stevenson J.C.N. Stikeleather William J. Stikeleather Alfred L. Summers Augustus F. Summers Humphrey Summers James E. Summers Nathan Columbus Summers Robert C. Summers Samuel H. Summers Thomas Summers Thomas B. Summers Poley Wilson Swann Thomas B. Swann J.T. Tays Jesse Thomas Amos S. Tomlin John J. Troutman Thomas S. Tucker Alfred Turner Henry H. Turner (Henry C.) John C. Turner Wilfred Turner (Wilford) John A. Waddell William Alex Walker James W. Waugh William Waugh (William L.) Alfred M. White George W. White Joseph C. White John L. Wilson Samuel L. Wilson J.G. Woodside A.C. Yates David S. Yates (David G.) Martin V. Yates Thomas A. Yates John Graham Young Thank you very much, Joy Shivar JustaJoy Historical Treasures Huntersville, N.C.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: NORFOLK-L@rootsweb.com From: Sheila WB <sheila.w_b@btinternet.com> Subject: 1871 Downham Market census name index -part 1 Downham Market name index for 1871 census. Alphabetised to make it easier for searching. Other parts to follow. The workhouse was enumerated as a dwelling on the same forms. My web site contains an enumerated index for the town, which shows the start and end of the workhouse. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sheilawb/downham_census_indexes.htm Part 1 A-B ABBEY RG10/1867/58,37 ADCOCK RG10/1867/51,23 ADDISON RG10/1867/41,4 ADDISON RG10/1867/72,18 ADDY RG10/1867/69,11 AGNEW RG10/1867/75,24 ALEXANDER RG10/1867/60,41 ALLDAY RG10/1867/74,21 ALLEN RG10/1867/73,19 AMBROSE RG10/1867/51,23 AMBROSE RG10/1867/51,24 AMBROSE RG10/1867/55,32 AMIES RG10/1867/69,12 ANDREWS RG10/1867/52,26 ANDREWS RG10/1867/69,11 ARNOLD RG10/1867/54,29 ARNOLD RG10/1867/54,30 ATKINS RG10/1867/53,28 ATKINS RG10/1867/59,39 ATKINS RG10/1867/69,12 ATKINS RG10/1867/69,12 ATKINS RG10/1867/71,15 ATKINS RG10/1867/79,31 ATKINS RG10/1867/79,32 ATKINS RG10/1867/79,32 ATKINS RG10/1867/79,32 AUCKLAND RG10/1867/78,29 AUSTING RG10/1867/44,9 AUSTING RG10/1867/44,10 BABINGTON RG10/1867/65,3 BACON RG10/1867/66,6 BAFFHAM RG10/1867/60,42 BAKER RG10/1867/40,1 BAKER RG10/1867/53,28 BALDWIN RG10/1867/43,7 BALES RG10/1867/69,11 BALY RG10/1867/72,18 BANYARD RG10/1867/78,29 BARBER RG10/1867/71,16 BARFIELD RG10/1867/43,8 BARFIELD RG10/1867/68,9 BARK? RG10/1867/54,30 BARRECK RG10/1867/70,14 BARRICK RG10/1867/66,6 BARROW RG10/1867/52,25 BARROW RG10/1867/71,15 BARSHALL RG10/1867/65,4 BARSHELL RG10/1867/66,6 BATARAM RG10/1867/52,25 BATES RG10/1867/47,16 BATES RG10/1867/48,17 BATES RG10/1867/74,22 BATES RG10/1867/77,27 BAXTER RG10/1867/41,4 BEALES RG10/1867/45,11 BEALES RG10/1867/67,8 BEALS RG10/1867/74,22 BEARCROFT RG10/1867/56,33 BEAVIS RG10/1867/59,40 BECK RG10/1867/73,19 BEETEN RG10/1867/54,30 BEETS RG10/1867/55,32 BELL RG10/1867/52,25 BELL RG10/1867/52,26 BELL RG10/1867/69,11 BELLMAN RG10/1867/56,33 BENNETT RG10/1867/44,9 BENNETT RG10/1867/44,10 BENNETT RG10/1867/52,25 BENNETT RG10/1867/67,8 BENNETT RG10/1867/74,22 BENNETT RG10/1867/74,22 BENNETT RG10/1867/75,23 BENNETT RG10/1867/80,33 BENSON RG10/1867/59,39 BETTS RG10/1867/72,18 BILNEY RG10/1867/69,11 BIRD RG10/1867/53,27 BIRD RG10/1867/53,28 BIRD RG10/1867/69,11 BLADES RG10/1867/51,24 BOND RG10/1867/72,17 BOOTHBY RG10/1867/51,23 BOOTHBY RG10/1867/55,31 BOOTHBY RG10/1867/70,13 BORCE? RG10/1867/56,33 BOWDEN RG10/1867/59,39 BOWLES RG10/1867/72,18 BOWMAN RG10/1867/53,27 BOX RG10/1867/59,40 BOX? RG10/1867/46,13 BOYCE RG10/1867/69,11 BRADLEY RG10/1867/54,29 BRAND RG10/1867/42,5 BRETT RG10/1867/52,25 BRETT RG10/1867/66,6 BRISTOW RG10/1867/69,11 BRITTON RG10/1867/59,39 BRONDELL RG10/1867/69,12 BROWN RG10/1867/48,17 BROWN RG10/1867/54,29 BROWN RG10/1867/58,37 BROWN RG10/1867/59,39 BROWN RG10/1867/67,8 BROWN RG10/1867/73,19 BROWN RG10/1867/74,21 BROWN RG10/1867/78,29 BROWN RG10/1867/78,30 BROWN RG10/1867/79,32 BROWNE RG10/1867/71,15 BROWNE RG10/1867/71,16 BROWS? RG10/1867/58,38 BRUCE RG10/1867/60,41 BRYANT RG10/1867/48,18 BUCK RG10/1867/43,7 BUCK RG10/1867/44,9 BUCKLAND RG10/1867/72,17 BUNKALL RG10/1867/44,9 BUNKALL RG10/1867/67,8 BUNTING RG10/1867/53,28 BURCHAM RG10/1867/46,13 BURCHAM RG10/1867/53,28 BURRELL RG10/1867/53,28 BURTON RG10/1867/76,26 BURTON RG10/1867/78,29 BUSHELL RG10/1867/76,26 BUTT RG10/1867/67,7 BUTTERS RG10/1867/58,37 Best Regards Sheila in Nth Norfolk ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BRUCE-JARROD-CHAPMAN-CATCHPOLE-ROOT in the Downham Market area. My family history pages are at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sheilawb/intro.htm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: SOUTH-AFRICA-EASTERN-CAPE-L@rootsweb.com From: "Sue Mackay" <suemackay@onetel.com> Subject: 1820 settler plots Part 5 From the Supplement to The Grahamís Town Journal, March 27th 1845 Transcribed from the original at the National Archives in London (CO53/15) by Sue Mackay And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have recommended the following parties as the persons entitled to receive grants of the subdivisions undermentioned, respectively, viz: In BRADSHAWís Party Joshua DAVIES, Lot No.4 ñ 24 morgen, being the original share of Henry KING, who exchanged with Samuel BENNETT, who sold to Thomas BRENT, who sold to William HUNT, who sold to Mrs. WHITTLE, who sold to said DAVIES Estate of the late Thomas BRENT, Lot No.4 ñ 24 morgen, being the homestead allotted to and surveyed for the said BRENT and supposed to include with its rights on the commonage certain land purchased from John GITTINGS, who purchased from Samuel Harper BRADSHAW, who acquired it from certain eight Settlers, who agreed to give up to him 15 acres of each of their shares. John EDKINS junior, Lot No.5 ñ 27 morgen and 50 square roods, being the original homestead of Samuel BENNETT, who exchanged with Henry KING, who sold to James POWELL for whom it was surveyed, and who sold to John EDKINS senior, who ceded it to said John EDKINS junior. Samuel BIRT, Lot No.6 ñ 27 morgen, being the homestead allotted to and surveyed for him William NEWTH, Lot No.7 ñ 18 morgen and 45 roods, being the portion surveyed for him, as the remaining extent of his original share. Richard FORRESTER, Lot No.8 ñ 29 morgen, being the extent allotted to and surveyed for Thomas BAKER, who sold to Thomas INGRAM, who sold to Patrick McCORMACK, who sold to the said FORRESTER. Isaac WIGGLE, Lot No.9 ñ 29 morgen, being the extent allotted to and surveyed for the said WIGGLE, and supposed to have attached thereto the share in commonage of Henry KING, who exchanged with Samuel BENNETT, who sold to Thomas BRENT, who sold to William HUNT, who sold to Mrs. WHITTLE, who sold to Joshua DAVIES, who sold to the said WIGGLE And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have reported that it is necessary to cancel the undermentioned Title Deed by reason of portions thereof being included in the aforesaid subdivisions in BRADSHAWís party, viz: The grant on quitrent to Mr. Samuel BRADSHAW, dated 20th November 1823, of 993 morgen and 286 square roods of land in the District of Albany, being the extent allotted to Mr. Samuel BRADSHAW and his party of Settlers. And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have recommended the following parties as the persons entitled to receive grants of the subdivisions undermentioned, respectively, viz: In SCANLANís Party Percival FREYNE, Lot No.1 ñ 810 morgen surveyed for him, being his own share and that of James JOHNSTONE, whose widow he married in community of property. The estate of the late Alexander FORBES, Lot No.2 ñ 422 morgen, allotted to and surveyed for him And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have reported that it is necessary to cancel the undermentioned Title Deed by reason of portions thereof being included in the aforesaid subdivisions in SCANLANís party, viz: The grant on quitrent to Mr. William SCANLAN, dated 20th November 1823, of 960 morgen of land in the District of Albany, being the extent allotted for the location of Mr. William SCANLAN and his party of Settlers And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have recommended the following parties as the persons entitled to receive grants of the subdivisions undermentioned, respectively, viz: In MENZIEís or SWEETMANís Party Richard BOWLES, Lot No.3 ñ 371 morgen, being the extent allotted to and surveyed for him Henry AMOS, Lot No.5 - 10æ morgen, being the share of MENZIES, whose widow married Benjamin PATRICK, who sold to the said AMOS. William MARSH, Lot No.6 ñ 371 morgen, being the share allotted to and surveyed for him Charles WEBBER, Lot No.8 ñ 250 morgen, being the share allotted to John GREEN, who sold to John MASKELL for whom it was surveyed, and who sold to LEECH, who sold to the said WEBBER. And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have reported that it is necessary to cancel the undermentioned Title Deed by reason of portions thereof being included in the aforesaid subdivisions in MENZIES or SWEETMANís party, viz: The grant on quitrent to Mr. Thomas SWEETMAN, dated 15 December 1826, of 2344 morgen of land in the District of Albany, being the location and extension thereto allotted to Mr. T. SWEETMAN and his party of Settlers And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have recommended the following parties as the persons entitled to receive grants of the subdivisions undermentioned, respectively, viz: In MORGANís Party The estate of the late Thomas MILLER, No.1 ñ 237 morgen, being the location and extension of W. FLODGATE, who sold to Henry HALSE, who sold to the said MILLER, for whom it was surveyed. The estate of the late Thomas MILLER, 133 morgen and 429 roods of Lot No.2, between the two branches of the Kowie River, being a part of the location and the whole of the extension allotted to and surveyed for William THOMAS, sold by his trustees to the said MILLER. The estate of the late Mrs. William THOMAS, 52 morgen and 171 roods of Lot No.2, being the remaining extent thereof, allotted to and surveyed for the said THOMAS and also the Village, Lot No. 7 10 morgen and No.12 4 morgen and 525 square roods, both allotted to and surveyed for the said THOMAS. Thomas FRANCIS, Lot No.3 186 morgen and Village Lot No.15, 6 morgen and 460 roods, both surveyed for George PHILLIPS George CLARK, Lot No.5, 172 morgen and Village Lot Nos.11, 22 morgen 530 roods and No.13, 3 morgen, all surveyed for Charles KESTELL, and sold to the said CLARK, on account of the insolvent state of the said KESTELL. The three daughters of James THOMAS, Lot No.6, 110 morgen, being the extension of said THOMAS, and the Lot No.9, 75 morgen, surveyed for James THOMAS, also the Village Lot No.17, 3 morgen and 406 roods, surveyed for David ROES George CLARK, the Village Lot No.6, 26 morgen and 504 roods, surveyed for John TARR jun, who sold to Chas. KESTELL, and whose Insolvent Estate it was sold to the said Geo. CLARK. Thomas FRANCIS, Lot No.7, 110 morgen, and Lot No.10, 76 morgen, both surveyed for James LANCE, who purchased from Thos. Henry HALSE, sold to the said FRANCIS George CLARK, Village Lot No.9 - 17 morgen, allotted to James THOMAS, who sold to David ROES, who is supposed to have sold to John BLAKEMORE, who sold to Thomas FRANCIS, for whom it was surveyed, and who sold to Chas. KESTELL, in whose insolvent estate it was sold to said CLARK. The estate of the late Thomas MILLER, Village Lot No.10 ñ 10 morgen, surveyed for Geo. PHILLIPS And whereas the said Board of Commissioners for Lands have reported that it is necessary to cancel the undermentioned Title Deed by reason of portions thereof being included in the aforesaid subdivisions in MORGANís party, viz: The grant on quitrent to Mr. Nathaniel MORGAN, dated 23 January 1824, of 628morgen and 450 square roods of land in the District of Albany, being the extent allotted to Mr. Nathaniel MORGAN and his party of Settlers

Hi, I've just gotten into this genealogy and found out that I'm related to John Bowles and Millie Pate. Emmaline Brown married Joseph G. Brown. He had a son named Lee. Lee only had one grandchild, my father, Ernest Gilmore Garrison. I am his eldest daughter. My father was born in Uvalde and grew up in the Brown home there. I am not aware of a DNA project, but would be interested in what that's about. I'm also looking for more info on Joseph G. Brown, if you might know anything. Thank you very much, Glyn Garrison Kelso Charles Hartley <hartley@iglou.com> wrote: We now have 8 participants in the Bowles DNA project, and two kits have already made it back to Family Tree DNA. If you have mailed your kit, you will receive an email message from Family Tree DNA telling you when it arrives there. If you have not yet signed up, you can do so by following this link: http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=W26816&special=true Feel free to ask questions. If I don't know the answer, I'll find out. Charlie Hartley Group Administrator --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Meet the all-new My Yahoo! � Try it today!

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: NORFOLK-L@rootsweb.com From: HonorMJ <honorable1@shaw.ca> Subject: Kings Lynn Workhouse Index. 1861. This is the last workhouse I can find to index in 1861. Please ask others for lookups. The entries came from the Archive Books CD for 1861 which I found excellent. Any errors are due to my inablity to read the handwriting. Honor. Vanc. Island. South Lynn - Kings Lynn Union Workhouse. 1861. MEANSKILL ? Master & Matron. ( help needed with this surname ) COLMAN - Schoolmaster. BONE - Schoolmistress. BUNNETT - Infant Teacher. GRIMES ? - Porter. Residents. ( Loosely indexed ). ADDERSON, ATMORE, AYRE ?, ARGER, ALDREDGE, APOLL ? APPLAND, BACON, BALLS, BONE, BOSWITE ?, BRERETON, BROWN, BENNETT, BROCON ?, BAKER, BOUCH, BUCKINGHAM, BOBBINS, BLAXTER, BOOTH, BENSTEAD, BARKER, BOND, BOWLES, BLACKWITE ?, COXALL, CHURCH, CLARKE, CHADWICK, CHORD, COOK, CAREE?, CROW, CAWSTON, CROSS, CORK, CRISP, CHASS... ON?, DIXON, DOLBY, FREE..... ?, FAIRWEATHER, GOLLICHER, GERRARD, GREEN, GRICKS, GENT, GIMBERT, GRIMES, GEORGE, HOLT, HARLEY, HARRISON, HILL, HART, HESKATH ?, HAMMOND, HAMSHALL, HARWICK, HATCLIFF, HENNETT, JICKLING, JARVIS, JOHNSON, JOPLIN, JINK....?, KIDD, LYATHERNE?, LAND, LISTON, LEACH, LINES, LUBBOCK, LEARMOUTH, LEVERETT ?, LOCKWOOD, LANGWADE, MACCLES ?, MASKETT, MILLINGTON, MAUD, MALLESS, MANSFIELD, MOORCRAFT, NICHOLS, NEACH, NUPOLE ?, OUGHTON, PAINTER, POINTER, PITT, PATTERSON, PICKERELE, PRIOR, POWELL, PIGG or PEGG, ROBERTDS, RYAN, RUNNINGTON, RICHARDSON, RHODES, RYDLAND, FANSOME?, SKERRATT, SMITH, SIMS, SIMPSON, SCOTT, SHAWL ?, STOKELY, SLIPPER, SEABY ?, TILSON, TURNER, TITMARSH, TRUE, VICARS, VOLL ?, WOODSON, WINKFIELD, WILL, WALES, WRIGHT, WEST, WINCH, WATTS, WADLEY, YATE.

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: ILVERMIL-L@rootsweb.com From: susie1z@msn.com Subject: Re: Grimes familiy/ Vermilion Co., IL This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3g.2ADI/4479.2 Message Board Post: Here is what has been submitted to the Vermilion Co database..hope it gives you some leads..some of the email addresses may have changed....good luck! Ancestors of Rebecca Snider Generation No. 1 1. Rebecca Snider, born Abt. 1847 in Vermiliion Co, IL; died Unknown. She was the daughter of 2. Asa B Snider and 3. Mary Jane Grimes. She married (1) Alexander Laughton February 1868. He was born Abt. 1847. More About Alexander Laughton and Rebecca Snider: Marriage: February 1868 Generation No. 2 2. Asa B Snider, born Abt. 1824 in Ohio; died Unknown. He married 3. Mary Jane Grimes August 23, 1846 in Vermilion Co, IL, Elisha Grimes bro signed. 3. Mary Jane Grimes, born November 14, 1824 in Ohio; died September 02, 1852 in Vermiliion Co, IL bur Snider Cemetery. She was the daughter of 6. Jacob Sr Grimes and 7. Cynthia Ann Guthrie. More About Asa Snider and Mary Grimes: Marriage: August 23, 1846, Vermilion Co, IL, Elisha Grimes bro signed Children of Asa Snider and Mary Grimes are: 1 i. Rebecca Snider, born Abt. 1847 in Vermiliion Co, IL; died Unknown; married Alexander Laughton February 1868. ii. Milton Snider, born February 19, 1850 in Vermiliion Co, IL; died September 04, 1852 in Vermilion Co, IL bur Snider Cem. Generation No. 3 6. Jacob Sr Grimes, born Abt. 1800 in Maryland; died Aft. 1880. He was the son of 12. Samuel Grimes and 13. ?. He married 7. Cynthia Ann Guthrie Abt. 1820. 7. Cynthia Ann Guthrie, born September 09, 1801 in PA; died Unknown. Notes for Jacob Sr Grimes: Subj: Grimes/Bonnett/lockhart. 02/12/2002 From: jeakins@phonewave.net (Donald B Jeakins) I have been researching the Grimes family from Vermilion County, Illinois, for information on a Branch of the family that came west in 1900. Had some of the names here, and a Book showed up, The History of Vermilion County, Illinois. 1979. by Beckwith and a Historical Atlas Map of Vermilion County, Illinois, 1875. One was 123 years old, and the other 127 years old. I found the family, of Ephraim P. Grimes in there and gave his children. I was in Rootsweb and put the information on a board, the next morning I got an email from a lady in Tilton, Ill. Her husbands mother was a lockhart, and her Aunt married a Grimes and then their child married a Butcher. so he is connected with the Grimes. I saw all the Grimes in on Ancestry Com but couldn't put them together with what I had from the Book. The book had a few names in the wrong place, and spelled wrong. No wonder. I am going to send you a couple pages on the ones you put in Ancestry com Entries: 33335. Look them over, and if they are the ones you are looking at, I will send the rest. Or if you already have these names, fine I can stop. The dates are not the same and a coupl! e names are different. But I think these are all related. These all connect with what I have out west. I send this message to let you know that a file will show up in your mail. I have to reconfigure my mail program first and if I do it right a attachment will say is attached, but when you bring the mail up the text will be right there just as this is. What it is doing now, it sends the text all jumbled up. Watch for my address, so you will know who it is from. My name is Donald B. Jeakins the address has my name. Thanks, have a safe week. Fallon, Nevada. More About Jacob Grimes and Cynthia Guthrie: Marriage: Abt. 1820 Children of Jacob Grimes and Cynthia Guthrie are: i. Urbin Urban Grimes, born Abt. 1820 in Ohio; died Unknown; married Catharine Phillips August 28, 1849 in Vermilion Co, IL; born Abt. 1815; died Unknown. More About Urbin Grimes and Catharine Phillips: Marriage: August 28, 1849, Vermilion Co, IL ii. Elisha P Grimes, born August 20, 1822 in Pike Co, OH; died April 08, 1888 in Vermilion Co, IL buried Snider Cem; married Elizabeth Cissna October 03, 1852 in Vermilion Co, IL, Margaret Richardson, mother signed as witness for her; born December 18, 1824 in Ohio d/o "Margaret Richardson" at time of marriage; died February 05, 1907. Notes for Elisha P Grimes: Subj: Re: Grimes/Bonnett/lockhart. Date: 03/02/2002 11:48:45 PM Central Standard Time From: jeakins@phonewave.net (Donald B Jeakins) Reply-to: jeakins@phonewave.net To: AllisonGen@aol.com I was researching for members of the Grimes family, relatives to the Grimes here in Nevada, California and Washington. A Lady in Tilton, Illinois sent me the whole list of the family from Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois. Her husband's mother was a Lockhart and her Aunt married a Grimes and then their child married a Butcher, so her husband is connected to the Grimes via his mother and father. Kathy has been researching the family for awhile. She has and sent to me Obit's, marriage cert's (copys) a record of names from an old family Bible. And a list of the family a mile long. As she has the majority of the information and has long searched, she exchanged with me her info for what I have. I would prefer for you to contact her first, I believe that would be best and I know she will exchange with you just as she has with me. And I can give you the information too, I believe that would be fine with her, and certainly would with me. I haven't sent her what I have as yet, I almost have it all compiled and will send to her very soon. If this information can help you, let either Kathy or myself know. Elisha P. Grimes and Elizabeth Cissna had ten children. One son Austin Grimes b: 10-31-1874, m: Lou K. Bonnet, 1-12-1895.. Her address is frekat56@msn.com Kathy Butcher. I'll include the list here. These are the children of E.P. and Elizabeth. 1. John Milton Grimes, born 5-2-1854, Vermilion County, Il. died 9-5-1918, buried Springhill Cemetery, Danville, Illinois. Married Amanda Atwood, b, 9-5-1858, Illinois, 11-29-1877, Danville, Illinois, died 12-10-1937, Springhill Cemetery. 2. Jacob P. Grimes, b. 11-18-1856, d. 7-22-1856, Snyder Cemetery. 3. William H. Grimes, b. 11-18-1857, d. 9-10-1858, Snyder Cemetery. 4. Elisha P. Grimes, b. c. 1862 married Nancy Rager, no other information. 5. Alvin Grimes, b. 3-1-1863, m. Jennie Lane, 9-9-1882, Vermilion County, Il. no other information. *** 6. Margaret Ellen Grimes, 2-24-1867, married William Danfield, 12-25- 1889, no other information 7. Charles Lincoln Grimes, b. 12-11-1869, no other information 8. Mary Belle Grimes, b. 5-13-1871, m. Frank A. Greene, 9-25-1892, Vermilion County, Il. no other info.*** 9. Austin Grimes, b. 10-31-1874, m. Lou K. Bonnet, 2-12-1895.. 10. Edward Grimes. b. 2-13-1879, no other information.*** ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Alvin Grimes was the father of the members here in Nevada, Washington State.*** Mary Belle Grimes Greene, died in Reno, Nevada 1938*** Edward Grimes registered for the draft World War One, in Washoe County, Nevada. no date given.*** I have more info on the family out here in the West. She has a lot more info on the Grimes family in Illinois. Now I don't know if this Grimes, Lockhart, Bonnette are connected to yours or not, I have found several Jacob Grimes in my travels over the net. She has sent me a raft of information on them. She found an old Grimes Cemetery back there in Vermilion County, some stones left, some missing. If there is a connection, contact her or me and I'll give you what I have. More About Elisha Grimes and Elizabeth Cissna: Marriage: October 03, 1852, Vermilion Co, IL, Margaret Richardson, mother signed as witness for her 3 iii. Mary Jane Grimes, born November 14, 1824 in Ohio; died September 02, 1852 in Vermiliion Co, IL bur Snider Cemetery; married Asa B Snider August 23, 1846 in Vermilion Co, IL, Elisha Grimes bro signed. iv. William H Grimes, born January 08, 1826 in Ohio; died June 09, 1873 in Vermilion Co, buried in Grimes Cem 47y 5m 1d; married Rebecca Bonnett August 30, 1849 in Vermilion Co IL; born October 1834 in Ohio; died Unknown. Notes for William H Grimes: Per 1860 Blount Twp, Vermilion Co, IL census 7/10, #1722-1726 Grimes, William H 31 M OH Farmer Rebecca 24 F OH Samuel 11 M IL Mary E 9 F IL Asa 7 M IL Cynthia 3 F IL Same family? - - - See 1870 Census, Blount Twp, Microfile 593-285, enumerated 8/8 1870, William 41 Rebecca 35 Samuel 20 Mary 18 Asa 16 Synthia 14 William 11 Jacob 9 John 2 See Jacob Sr 70 M Real Value $10,000 living nearby, also Synthia 59 f. 3 infants born and died bef 1942 More About William Grimes and Rebecca Bonnett: Marriage: August 30, 1849, Vermilion Co IL v. Eliza Grimes, born Abt. 1830 in Ohio; died Unknown. vi. Milton Newton Grimes, born 1835 in Ohio; died Abt. 1894 in Vermilion Co, IL. vii. Lloyd H Grimes, born Abt. 1837 in Ohio. viii. Jacob Grimes, born April 20, 1840 in Vermilion Co, IL; died April 05, 1926 in Vermilion Co, IL buried Cline Cem. ix. Samuel Grimes, born 1843 in IL; died February 05, 1922 in Paxton, IN (Or IL?). Generation No. 4 12. Samuel Grimes, born Abt. 1760 in England s/o Ephraim; died Unknown. He married 13. ? Abt. 1800 in Baltimore, Maryland. 13. ?, born Abt. 1780; died Unknown. More About Samuel Grimes and ?: Marriage: Abt. 1800, Baltimore, Maryland Children of Samuel Grimes and ? are: 6 i. Jacob Sr Grimes, born Abt. 1800 in Maryland; died Aft. 1880; married Cynthia Ann Guthrie Abt. 1820. ii. Ephraim Grimes, born 1811 in Ohio per marriage cert; died 1895 in Vermilion Co, IL, buried Gordon Cem; married Johanna Boles April 05, 1843 in Vermilion Co, IL; born May 1822 in IL; died Unknown. More About Ephraim Grimes and Johanna Boles: Marriage: April 05, 1843, Vermilion Co, IL

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: KSCCHGS-L@rootsweb.com From: Freida Wells <freida49@yahoo.com> Subject: Ex-Union Soldiers Buried, Sedan Cemetery The Sedan Times-Journal, Sedan, Chautauqua Co., Ks. May 19, 1893 Following is a list of the names of the ex-Union soldiers who are buried in the Sedan cemetery whose graves will be marked for Decoration on Memorial Day-May 30th. We give regiment and Co. where known. Should any name have been omitted the committee will be glad to have the friends of the deceased call attention to fact. One grave that of Comrade Ellis, is in the new cemetery, east of town: W. M. Heacock, H 23 Iowa Jas. Sloan G 2 Wis John Copple C 2 Kan Chas F. Edgerton L 9 Kan. C. A Hooper Capt., A 11 N. IL Chas. Pearson G 8 Kan. Sam Edgerton E 54 Ind. B. W. Talbot G 4 Iowa J. W. Blackford E 9 Kan P. Ranberger A 9 Kan O. B. Harbert F 4 KY C. C. Tompkins G 7 Kan G. N. Boles E 3 Mo S.M. A D. Skaggs E 11 Ky S. N. Huff F 48 Ill. C. H. Anderson F 555 Ill. Chas Dickman D 18 Ind. T. A. Masters B 25 Ohio W. J. Cooley H 9 Kan. Cav. O. M. Pratt H 6 Ohio J. Spurgeon E 10 Ohio Inf. S. Taylor K 5 Ohio Cav. J. W. Crowell C 19 Ind. Ben Ellis 8 Ind. Cav. D. W. Kinkaid F 27 Ky. Thos. Grant 4 Mo Cav. John Wallace * The John Copple listed above was first husband ofmy great-grandmother Sarah Ann (Jobe) Copple / Myers ------------------------------ Copied by Freida (Null) Wells December 29, 2004 =====================================================================

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: MDCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com From: "Linda Reno" <lindareno@comcast.net> Subject: Re: [MDCHARLE-L] Samuel Love "Linner Sheet" aka Lumbar Street Good morning, I went back to the sources from which I got the information provided yesterday. 5/2/1726: Samuel Tennison of SMC and his wife Elizabeth conveyed pt. of "Westwood Manor", 100 ac. and "Lumber Street", 100 ac. (Early Settlers of Chas. Co., Bates). Rechecked and confirmed. NOTE: This is an abstract of the deed below. 5/2/1726: Deed from Samuel Tennison of SMC to Samuel Love of CC, carpenter, pt. of "Westwood Manor", formerly in SMC and now in CC; "Lumber Street", 100 ac. Samuel Tennison hereby warrants these presents against himself and his heirs against the heirs of Elizabeth Elliott. Deed ack. by Elizabeth, wife of Samuel Tennison. (CC Liber L, #2). Rechecked and confirmed. (I'm not completely sure who Elizabeth Elliott is, but she might be Elizabeth Davis, daughter of John Davis and Ann Reeder. Elizabeth Davis married William Elliott prior to 1731). Did one copy from the other and they're both mistaken? I don't know, but what's got me going is that Samuel Tennison did have a wife named Elizabeth (she was Elizabeth Bond, daughter of Zachariah Bond who died 1716 in St. Mary's Co. and his wife, Ann) and Samuel Chunn did not. Samuel Chunn's wife was Susanna Love. I do have an entry for Samuel Chunn and wife selling 100 ac. of "Lumber Street", but it's 9 years later. Is it possible that Samuel Chunn and Samuel Tennison both owned parts of this property? 8/12/1735: From Samuel Chunn of CC, planter to William Warder of CC, planter for 2000 lbs. tobacco "Lumber Street", 100 ac. Wit: Robert Yates, Thomas Stone. Ack. by Samuel Chunn and Susanna, his wife. (CC Land Rec.). Then I have this: 4/30/1723: Admin. accts. of Lucy Love, Chas. Co. Appraisers: Richard Edelen and George Brett. NOK: Susanna Love and Samuel Tennison (Skinner). 4/28/1724: Admin. accts. of Lucia Dobson (alias Lucia Love), Charles Co. Adm: Samuel Love. I have this woman as Lucia "Lucy" (nee Dobson), widow of Thomas Love of Charles County. She was the daughter of Samuel Dobson and Lucy Stratton. Lucy Stratton was the servant girl who had an illegitimate child by her master, Arthur Turner that created such an uproar in 1658. The NOK of Lucy Love are Susanna Love and Samuel Tennison. I am assuming that Susanna Love is the same girl who married Samuel Chunn January 20, 1730/31 at Trinity Episcopal and that she was the daughter of Thomas Love and Lucy Dobson. I am also assuming that Samuel Tennison must have been married to a daughter of Thomas Love and Lucy Dobson at this point in time. Linda Reno ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marshall, Michael (Contracts)" <mrmarsha@bechtel.com> To: <MDCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2004 8:29 AM Subject: RE: [MDCHARLE-L] Samuel Love "Linner Sheet" aka Lumbar Street >I re-read the microfilm on the below record > > -----Original Message----- > From: Marshall, Michael (Contracts) > Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 7:44 PM > To: MDCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: RE: [MDCHARLE-L] Samuel Love "Linner Sheet" aka Lumbar Street > > 100 Acres - Samuel Love from Samuel Tennison 2 May 1726 > > should read > > 100 Acres - Samuel Love from Samuel Chunn 2 May 1726 > > there is no Samuel Tennison > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/md/charles/#Charles%20Co.%20File%20Archive > s > > > page 9 of "chicrent.pdf > [1642-1753-Chicamuxen_Hundred-Charles-Co-MD-Rent-Rolls.pdf] > > ==== > Thanks for your help > > He is what I have in the CC Rent Rolls with conveyances > > === > 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Chicamuxen: Rent Roll > page/Sequence: 356-31: LUMBAR STREET: 100 acres; Possession of - 100 > Acres > - Jones, Charles: Surveyed 3 July 1673 for Mathew Herman at a bound Red > Oak > on a plain on the South side of Mattawoman creek: Other notes - Charles > Jones for the orphans of Bowles Tyer, 100 Acres - Samuel Love from Samuel > Tennison 2 May 1726,100 Acres - William Warder from Samuel Chunn 12 Aug > 1735, 100 Acres - William Warder from Samuel Love 1 Jan 1737. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Linda Reno [mailto:lindareno@comcast.net] > Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 11:15 AM > To: MDCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [MDCHARLE-L] Samuel Love "Linner Sheet" > > > Hi Mike, > > These from my notes. I believe the property was named "Lumber Street." > > Linda Reno > > 5/2/1726: Deed from Samuel Tennison of SMC to Samuel Love of CC, > carpenter, > > pt. of "Westwood Manor", formerly in SMC and now in CC; "Lumber Street", > 100 > > ac. Samuel Tennison hereby warrants these presents against himself and > his > heirs against the heirs of Elizabeth Elliott. Deed ack. by Elizabeth, > wife > of Samuel Tennison. (CC Liber L, #2). > > 1/31/1737-1738: Samuel Love and his wife Mary conveyed "Linner Sheet", 100 > ac. (Early Settlers of Chas. Co., Bates). > > 1/31/1737-8: From Samuel Love of CC, planter to William Warder of CC, > planter for 2000 lbs. tobacco "Linner Sheet", 100 ac. Wit: Robert Yates, > John Briscoe. Deed ack. by Samuel Love and Mary, his wife. (CC Land > Rec.). > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Marshall, Michael (Contracts)" <mrmarsha@bechtel.com> > To: <MDCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 10:34 AM > Subject: [MDCHARLE-L] Samuel Love "Linner Sheet" > > >> Seasons Greetings >> >> Does anyone have access to Liber O#2.315, Charles County Land Records >> 1737-1738? >> >> Looking for the full record that in noted in "Early Charles County >> Maryland >> Settlers, page 171. >> >> [Samuel Love and Mary his wife on 31 Jan 1737/8 conveyed a tract >> "Linner Sheet" containing 100 Acres.] >> >> Reconciling & updating Love, Abbott, Chunn, Haw, Harris, Scott, Swann, >> Hobson records this week. >> >> mm >> Frederick MD ===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: MDCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com From: "Marshall, Michael (Contracts)" <mrmarsha@bechtel.com> Subject: RE: [MDCHARLE-L] Samuel Love "Linner Sheet" aka Lumbar Street I re-read the microfilm on the below record -----Original Message----- From: Marshall, Michael (Contracts) Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 7:44 PM To: MDCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [MDCHARLE-L] Samuel Love "Linner Sheet" aka Lumbar Street 100 Acres - Samuel Love from Samuel Tennison 2 May 1726 should read 100 Acres - Samuel Love from Samuel Chunn 2 May 1726 there is no Samuel Tennison http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/md/charles/#Charles%20Co.%20File%20Archive s page 9 of "chicrent.pdf [1642-1753-Chicamuxen_Hundred-Charles-Co-MD-Rent-Rolls.pdf] ==== Thanks for your help He is what I have in the CC Rent Rolls with conveyances === 1642-1753 Rent Rolls Charles County MD Hundred - Chicamuxen: Rent Roll page/Sequence: 356-31: LUMBAR STREET: 100 acres; Possession of - 100 Acres - Jones, Charles: Surveyed 3 July 1673 for Mathew Herman at a bound Red Oak on a plain on the South side of Mattawoman creek: Other notes - Charles Jones for the orphans of Bowles Tyer, 100 Acres - Samuel Love from Samuel Tennison 2 May 1726,100 Acres - William Warder from Samuel Chunn 12 Aug 1735, 100 Acres - William Warder from Samuel Love 1 Jan 1737.