===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: KYBARREN-L@rootsweb.com From: sgorin@glasgow-ky.com Subject: Kenneth Ray COLTER - Obituary 2004 This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Colter, Capps, Moran, McKinney, Boles, Martin, Crawford Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/TAB.2ACI/13414 Message Board Post: NOTE: I have no connection and no further information. Name: Kenneth Ray Colter [photo] Residence: Glasgow KY Died: Friday, 3 Dec 2004, residence, age 71 Son of the late Jessie Thomas and Renie Capps Colter Heavy equipment operator for the City of Glasgow Survivors: Wife: Betty Moran Colter Sons: Timothy G of Glasgow, Ricky and wife Jana of Cincinnati, OH and Jeffery Neil of Glasgow Daughter: Marita Fields McKinney and husband Paul S of Glasgow Brother: Cecil Colter of Glasgow Sisters: Jesse Elizabeth Boles of Bowling Green KY, Molly Martin of Indianapolis IN and Ruby Crawford of OR Grandchildren: Chris Fields, Matt Fields, Heather McKinney, Kelly McKinney, Hunter McKinney and E B McKinney Preceded in death by brother: William Thomas Colter Services: Monday, 6 Dec 2004, 1 pm, Hatcher and Saddler Funeral Home, burial Glasgow Municipal Cemetery. Glasgow (KY) Daily Times, Sunday, 5 Dec 2004, p. 2.

X-Message: #1 Date: Wed, 08 Dec 2004 07:33:05 -0600 From: Sandi Gorin <sgorin@glasgow-ky.com> To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: CUMBERLAND CO DEEDS CONTINUED Deed Book R, 1865-1866. All Cumberland Co residents unless otherwise noted. Lemuel K. BAKER & wife Frances to John Martin BAKER - land. George BENSON of Buffalo NY to Julius A GRAHAM of Cortland, NY - lease. William J SELF & wife Mary Susan - 25 yr lease to Brinker Holland Co G W C BLEDSOE, guardian for Maggie & Lydia BLEDSOE lease to same. Cites will of T W M BLEDSOE. William WARRINER & wife Judith B, G W C BLEDSOE (for himself & as guardian for infant children of T W M Bledsoe - lease Martin V FLOWERS lease to Old Dominion Petroleum & Mining CO (signed also by E and Susannan FLOWERS) Marriage agreement between Shedrick TAYLOR & Mary OWSLEY Oliver G WILLIS & wife Martha A to John M HARVEY -land. Robert W SCOTT & wife Cynthia G of Metcalfe Co to Lemuel C FERGUSON -land F R WINFREY, J C WINFREY & Matilda E WINFREY to Thomas C WINFREY - re estate of F H WINFREY. Mary C COFFEY & L P COFFEY of Russell Co KY to T C WINFREY intesrest in same estate. Marium SAUFLEY to Thomas C WINFREY - interest in house & lot in Burkesville owned by C H SAUFLEY. John E ROE & wife Perlina to R M PHILLIPS - land James M BOLES & wife S E to Sevier BOILS & Ballenger WRIGHT of Clinton Co KY - land. Sam BOLES, 13 yr old free boy of color aprenticed to Thomas S ELLISON James Robert ALLEN, 9 yr old free boy of color apprenticed to James D ALLEN America WAGGENER, 13 yrold free girlof color apprenticed to A G WAGGENER Organization of Southern Kentucky Oil Coal & Mining Co and Allen SLOAN's lease transferred. H C NORRIS, executor of James M NORRIS, decd. to Henry H ALLEN - land Elijah BRUMMITT mortgage to M O ALLEN. William A WHITLOW mortgage to M H OWSLEY Ben F BEDFORD & Robert W BIGGERSTAFF, administrators of estate of Aaron BIGGERSTAFF to Jacob LOLLAR - land Organization of the Lancaster & Burkesville Oil Co to drill on land of J W BAKER & Co - organized in Garrard Co Jan 1866. John B RYAN & wife Polly of Cherokee Co TX to Samuel H BOLES - land Brinker Holland & Co transfer leases to Cosmopolitan Oil & Mining. James VAUGHN mortgage to William ESTON. Same -mortgage to B B VAUGHN N B CHEATHAM, Commissioner for Josephine ALEXANDER, John B RYAN, Mattie S ALEXANDER, J M ALEXANDER Jr, Sophia ALEXANDER, Victoria ALEXANDER, Mary A ALEXANDER, M A D ALEXANDER, John A FRALEY, Jo B ALEXANDER, H C ALEXANDER Alarine ALEXANDER, Elizabeth PHILLIPS, R M PHILLIPS, Jo B ALEXANDER, Ellen B ALEXANDER, R M ALEXANDER, William F ALEXANDER, James M BOLES, Tabitha ELLISON, Thomas S ELLISON, R E CROSS, Kate CROSS, James B CROSS, John B RYAN & James HERRIFORD to Joel OWSLEY. Also named Elizabeth DELISLE, S C DELSLE & Clinton FRALEY. Joel OWSLEY & wife Mary Ann to John W BAKER - land James GRAHAM, Sergeant Co E, 5th Ky Cav, enrolled 4 Oct 1861, discharged 3 May 1865, born in Overton Co TN, age 27. Washington WATSON & wife Mary of Franklin Co IL to George W HOOD - land. Elizabeth SMITH of Overton Co TN to William C SMITH - land Nathaniel MORGAN & wife Prudence Jane to Lee S Matthews of Jefferson Co - land Agreement between Thomas C GRAVES, Tillitha M GRAVES & Thomas J CLOYD - lease George W HUTCHENS & wife Phebe of Fulton Co IL power of attorney to William R ALEXANDER of Marrowbone - Hutchens are heirs of the late WIlliam G HUTCHENS. John E GRIDER of Russell Co lease to Stephen F J TRABUE of Franklin Co KY William C SMITH & wife Mary A lease to Chilton W WHITESIDES of Monroe Co. to be continued next week -more soldiers coming home too.Sandi Colonel Sandi Gorin SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html Sandi's Puzzlers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/gorin/puz.html Gorin Publishing: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ ______________________________

THE END Leathel, From the "Historical Southern Families", Vol. XIV, Etheridge of Norfolk County, Virginia there is the following note: - William Etheridge Jr. owned 80 acres in Norfolk County in the Quitrent Roll of 1704. On 14 September 1709, William made a deed of gift of these 80 acres to his son William Etheridge Jr. and on 13 December 1711, William Etheridge Jr. deeded to Jonas Lawson 50 acres, which had been granted to John Portlock in 1687. Notes from Princess Anne Co, VA. Jonas Cawson d. 1726, Norfolk Co. Deposition of Mrs. Abigail Cawson alas Whiddon, aged about 50 years. Taken July 5, 1738. She was married to Jonas Cawson about 29 years ago by Rev. Mr. McMioner , then minister in Norfolk County , that Keziah their first born died in 1732. She had heard the said Jonas Cawson speak of his native country, Old England, saying he was born in Lancaster in England, and he told her that he expected an estate to fall to him from his father and mentioned it in his will. Deposition of Ann Trevethan, aged about 60 years, taken July 5, 1738. She was intimately acquainted with Mr. Jonas Cawson, late of Norfolk County , deceased, and was at the celebration of a marriage between him and a certain Abigail Church. A minister of the Church of England performed the ceremony. They had several children, viz.: Keziah, Christopher, Argal, Ann, Abigail, and Jonas. He died 1726, and his son Keziah died about 1732, and also Christopher Cawson and eldest son and said Jonas made a will. 1. ? Lawson 1. Jonathan Lawson 2. Jonas Lawson b. abt 1678, Lancaster, England, d. 1726 Norfolk Co,VA. Married Abigail Church about 1709. 1. Christopher 2. Keziah d. about 1732 3. Argal 4. Ann 5. Abigail 6. Jonas Lawson m. Elizabeth Bostick, father John Bostick, Will April 5, 1770, Bedford Co, VA. 1. Jonas Lawson, Jr. 2. William Lawson 1. Jonas 2. Bartley 3. John 4. William 3. John Lawson 1. John, Jr 4. David Lawson m. Ann Harvey, father James Harvey 1. Jonas 2. David 3. William 4. John 5. James, born Jul 31 1760. Baptized 1760 Aug. 17.

I'm about to rap this up. This probably should have been sent to the Lawson list only, but from the response I had earlier from the Bowles list, I'm sending this post and one more to both list.You can't get to much information. If you do, just delete it. Leathel, According to a deposition, dated July 2lst, 1738. and recorded in Norfolk Co., George Newton, second of the name, was born in or about the year 1678. .This deposition shows that he went to school in the town of Lancaster, England. It is as follows : "The Deposition of George Newton, aged sixty years or thereabouts, being examined & Sworn, Saith : That in the year 1692 And in the year of Our Lord God 1693. This deponent was at school in the Kingdom of England in the Town of Lancaster & Lancashire, And lived with Mr. Thomas Westmore in the said Town & this Deponerit knew Jonas Cawson, who then went to the free School belonging unto the Town of Lancaster, by the Church Yard, And this Deponent was well acquainted with two of the said Jonas Cawson's Brothers that went to a private schoole with this Deponent in Lancaster town, One of his Brothers name was Jonathan Cawson, the other name I have forgot being long since as appears by this Deposition. And this De- ponent further saith that he hath several times seen Mr Cawson, whom both Jonathan Cawson & Jonas Cawson called Father, but dont remember his Christian name, but always understood when I was in the Town of Lancaster, that the then old Mr Cawson was Jonathan Cawson & Jonas Cawson Father & lived some small Distance in the Country from the town of Lancaster. And that after this Deponent returned from England to his Native place in Virginia & lived sometime there this Jonas Cawson came to Virginia & happening in Company with him after some Communication with him this Deponent remembered that it [sic] said Jonas Cawson that this Deponent was well acquainted with at and when he was at School in the Town of Lancaster in England, And also talked many times with the said Jonas Cawson about his Father & Brother, and that some few years after his coming to Virginia he the said Jonas Cawson intermarried with one Abigail Church by whom he had Christopher Cawson his eldest son : And further saith not."

Cynthia Bowles was the daughter of Nathan Gaines Bowles and Louisa Wood. Married 1846 Olin Petitjean _Olinpet@aol.com_ (mailto:Olinpet@aol.com)

I sure do wish I were joining you, but we had a lot of females in our Bowles line. Here though, are the surname variations I've been collecting that we've documented as being strongly possible for one of ours. Yours, Linne Baies Bailes Bails Baldin Bale Bales Ball Ballin Balls Baoles Baus Bawles Bayle Bayles Beals Beels Beiles Beles Bewles Biles Billes Bills Boal Boaling Boals Boan Boas Boase Boauls Boaz Boehle Boel Boelds Boele Boeles Boels Boes Boiles Boils Boland Bolas Bold Boldin Bolding Bolds Boldwin Bole Boles Boling Boll Bolla Bolle Bolles Bollin Bolling Bollo Bolls Bolus Bolz Booles Booling Boolis Booll Bools Boos Booze Bos Bornles Boueels Bouhl Boughles Boules Bouls Bow Bowel Bowell Bowels Bowes Bowies Bowldwin Bowle Bowles Bowlin Bowling Bowls Bowlus Bows Boyl Boyle Boyles Boyll Boyls Boys Boze Buls Byars Byles Bylss >Things moved faster than I thought they would! > >The Bowles DNA Surname Project, in conjunction with Family Tree DNA, >is now officially open for business. The following link will take >you to the webpage where you can join the group and place your order >for a Y-DNA kit. > >http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=W26816&special=true > >While Family Tree DNA offers a variety of DNA kits, you will want to >select from the three Y-DNA kits: > >Y-DNA12 -- Male 12 marker paternal test ... $99(Group) >Y-DNA25 -- Male 25 marker paternal test ... $169(Group) >Y-DNA37 -- Male 37 marker paternal test ... $229(Group) > >If you choose either the 12 marker or 25 marker test, you may >upgrade it later for an additional fee. > >Personally I recommend the 25 marker test to start. The odds are >good that you will want to upgrade from 12 to 25 markers later, and >doing the 25 marker test first will save you $20. The 37 marker test >may be overkill to begin, and should you later find a need for it, >you can upgrade for a fee. > >Feel free to ask me questions. You may contact me from the "Contact >the Bowles Group Administrator" link on the webpage given above, or >you may email directly at [mailto:hartley@iglou.com]. > >One final note: I did not attempt to list variants of the Bowles >surname since there are potentially so many of them, but all with >variant spellings are welcome and encouraged to join in. > >Charlie Hartley

Bellinda, I don't know if Elizabeth Cawsey was married to John Straton at this time, but he was in Northumberland Co in 1651. I have read of women being married to three different men in same week. I'm begining to wonder about Elizabeth? There is a John Lawren listed after Edward Bowles, not sure if Lawrence or Lawson. I believe Willian Bolton is William Batten from MD, John Bowles married his wife. If I remember right William had a son Coningham. Edward Bowles died in MD in 1659, he was a brother to John who married William Battens wife. John Bowles who married William Battens wife was a son of John Bowles who made will in Elizabeth City in 1664. John gave his son John all his land, some of the land belong to Anna a daughter of Elizabeth (Southy, Southell)Cawsey who was married to John Bowles in 1664. Leathel, 1 April 1651,Robert Newman, 814 acs. Northumberland Co., 1 April 1651, p 300. Abutting Nly. Upon Potomeck Riv., Ely. Upon a cr. Dividing this from land of Hugh Finch & Wlv. Upon a cr. Dividing this land from land of William Presly. Trans. Of 16 pers: Marke Prous, Giles Tavernour, John Strathen(or Stratlen), Michaell Bemon, Peter Speed, Nicola hana, Hen. Robinson, Wm. Bolton, Marg. Wood, EDWARD BOWLES, jno. Lawren,Robt. Moreley, Marg. Robinson, Hump. Meares, Ann Meares, Coningham Banton.

I would be in if a large enough number joins to be able to answer some distant roots questions. Tom LaPorte

Things moved faster than I thought they would! The Bowles DNA Surname Project, in conjunction with Family Tree DNA, is now officially open for business. The following link will take you to the webpage where you can join the group and place your order for a Y-DNA kit. http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=W26816&special=true While Family Tree DNA offers a variety of DNA kits, you will want to select from the three Y-DNA kits: Y-DNA12 -- Male 12 marker paternal test ... $99(Group) Y-DNA25 -- Male 25 marker paternal test ... $169(Group) Y-DNA37 -- Male 37 marker paternal test ... $229(Group) If you choose either the 12 marker or 25 marker test, you may upgrade it later for an additional fee. Personally I recommend the 25 marker test to start. The odds are good that you will want to upgrade from 12 to 25 markers later, and doing the 25 marker test first will save you $20. The 37 marker test may be overkill to begin, and should you later find a need for it, you can upgrade for a fee. Feel free to ask me questions. You may contact me from the "Contact the Bowles Group Administrator" link on the webpage given above, or you may email directly at [mailto:hartley@iglou.com]. One final note: I did not attempt to list variants of the Bowles surname since there are potentially so many of them, but all with variant spellings are welcome and encouraged to join in. Charlie Hartley

Hi, Leathal and all, I constantly am connecting with information about one family group of one surname on another of the surname lists especially when I am researching my names from the 1600s... and have been looking for anything for this Elizabeth CAWSEY for a long time so I am very excited to finally see some activity about her possibly being from this group. This is the first time that I have found anything that might connect. Looking forward to hearing more of anything that you or anyone else on the group might have. Bellinda In a message dated 12/11/2004 12:15:08 PM Central Standard Time, LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net writes: Belinda, this is what I wanted is for somebody to have questions about these posts. That was the reason I sent the post to both list because of the surnames and connection between both families. I don't know anything about this Elizabeth. Elizabeth Southy had a daughter Elizabeth that died in 1624.It is not uncommon for her to name another daughter Elizabeth. She could be the wife of either John or Anthony Cawsey? I want to add something else to the posts. A update list of settlers in James City for 1607 by Capt.John Smith lists labourers: William Cassen, George Cassen, and Thomas Cassen. William Laxon as a carpenter. My guess is these names belong the the Cawsey-Lawson group. I didn't think it important to list these names because the files I sent start Thomas Cawsey and Thomas Lawson in 1620. One has land the other had a family? I'll look futher into you post. Leathel, I am probably jumping in in the middle and may have missed previously conversation regarding same...but do you know if Elizabeth SOUTHY and Thomas CAWSEY or Thomasine and Nathaniel CAWSEY. Did either of these couples have a daughter named Elizabeth CAWSEY? A date of birth in the timeframe around 1624 would put a child named Elizabeth CAWSEY, born to one of these couples or related somehow, into the right timeframe and the right location to have been the Elizabeth CAWSEY/CAUSEY who married a man named ? HOWELL, possibly, as her 1st husband, if, indeed, she was a CAWSEY by birth. Then this Mrs. Elizabeth CAWSEY HOWELL married as her 2nd/3rd husband, (Sir) John EARLE, as his 2nd wife, after the death of his 1st wife, Mary SYM(M)ON(D)S, in 1659. John and Elizabeth married in 1660, a few months after Mary's death, and then (Sir) John EARLE, died in September 1660 at the age of 48 years having been born in 1612 in Nye, Winscombe, Somersetshire, England. He died at his estate "Spring Neck," Earle's Creek, Yeocomico Plantation, Northumberland County, Virginia, which he had built for his 1st wife, Mary, and their children, 3 of whom immigrated with their mother in 1652, Samuel, Mary, and son, John, while the 4th child, William, stayed to finish his education in England and immigrated later. Their father, (Sir) John EARLE, had immigrated in 1649 after visiting America previously and upon his immigration in 1649 into St. Mary's County, Maryland he immediately went into Northumberland County, Virginia where he acquired Yeocomico Plantation from the Indians and built "Spring Neck" which would later be inherited by his 2nd wife, Mrs. Elizabeth CAWSEY HOWELL EARLE, who married, again, to 3rd/4th husband, William CLEMENT, a few months after the death of John EARLE in September 1660.

Good News! We already have 3 commitments to do the Y-DNA testing for the Bowles surname. I am sure there will be more, so I am going to contact Mr. Greenspan of Family Tree DNA to set up a group. As soon as I have additional information I'll let you know. It will probably be the first part of next week sometime. Charlie

Belinda, this is what I wanted is for somebody to have questions about these posts. That was the reason I sent the post to both list because of the surnames and connection between both families. I don't know anything about this Elizabeth. Elizabeth Southy had a daughter Elizabeth that died in 1624.It is not uncommon for her to name another daughter Elizabeth. She could be the wife of either John or Anthony Cawsey? I want to add something else to the posts. A update list of settlers in James City for 1607 by Capt.John Smith lists labourers: William Cassen, George Cassen, and Thomas Cassen. William Laxon as a carpenter. My guess is these names belong the the Cawsey-Lawson group. I didn't think it important to list these names because the files I sent start Thomas Cawsey and Thomas Lawson in 1620. One has land the other had a family? I'll look futher into you post. Leathel, I am probably jumping in in the middle and may have missed previously conversation regarding same...but do you know if Elizabeth SOUTHY and Thomas CAWSEY or Thomasine and Nathaniel CAWSEY. Did either of these couples have a daughter named Elizabeth CAWSEY? A date of birth in the timeframe around 1624 would put a child named Elizabeth CAWSEY, born to one of these couples or related somehow, into the right timeframe and the right location to have been the Elizabeth CAWSEY/CAUSEY who married a man named ? HOWELL, possibly, as her 1st husband, if, indeed, she was a CAWSEY by birth. Then this Mrs. Elizabeth CAWSEY HOWELL married as her 2nd/3rd husband, (Sir) John EARLE, as his 2nd wife, after the death of his 1st wife, Mary SYM(M)ON(D)S, in 1659. John and Elizabeth married in 1660, a few months after Mary's death, and then (Sir) John EARLE, died in September 1660 at the age of 48 years having been born in 1612 in Nye, Winscombe, Somersetshire, England. He died at his estate "Spring Neck," Earle's Creek, Yeocomico Plantation, Northumberland County, Virginia, which he had built for his 1st wife, Mary, and their children, 3 of whom immigrated with their mother in 1652, Samuel, Mary, and son, John, while the 4th child, William, stayed to finish his education in England and immigrated later. Their father, (Sir) John EARLE, had immigrated in 1649 after visiting America previously and upon his immigration in 1649 into St. Mary's County, Maryland he immediately went into Northumberland County, Virginia where he acquired Yeocomico Plantation from the Indians and built "Spring Neck" which would later be inherited by his 2nd wife, Mrs. Elizabeth CAWSEY HOWELL EARLE, who married, again, to 3rd/4th husband, William CLEMENT, a few months after the death of John EARLE in September 1660.

I meant that last message to go privately to Jim. As all of you now know, we have our first person to agree formally to be tested. I know that a couple of you indicated your willingness in messages earlier, but for the record I need to have a commitment from you so that I know that I have at least two to test before I contact Mr. Greenspan at Family Tree DNA to set up the group. To let me know, send email to me [mailto:hartley@iglou.com], not to the list. Thanks, Charlie

Charles, We will test someone out of my Bowles family. I don't know whether it will be my uncle or one of his sons. I will be contact person and will pay for the cost of the testing. I will receive the testing materials and make sure they get to the person being tested. This is the line descended from Benjamin Bowles b. abt 1764 and d. 1844 in Montgomery Co. NC. Let me know what other information you will need. Brenda Pflaum

Are you counting me? I have to find a Bowles who is descended from Henry Bowles (c 1750-1821 will Bedford Co. Va) but I feel sure I can. Elizabeth Little

Hi, again, In the following message, and in relation to the message that I just sent about searching for information on the Elizabeth CAWSEY who married as the 2nd wife to my 8th great grandfather, (Sir) John EARLE, in that information I mentioned that he was born in 1612 in Somerton, Nye, Winscombe, Somersetshire, England, and then connected with the information regarding the BOWLES-LAWSON-CAWSEY, as shown below, and I will pick up after that below: In a message dated 12/10/2004 1:29:41 PM Central Standard Time, cokerrb@ns.sympatico.ca writes: <<Leathel Bowles wrote: The reason > for posting to both list about the Lawson- Cawsey is you will find some > surnames that are connected to both families.I guess I had better start back > in 1607 with Nathaniel Cawsey. At this point we know Nathaniel was married > in 1609. We don't know anything about his children, or if he had any. > Leathel, > > Nathaniell Cawsey by Phoenix 1607; Thomasine his wife by Lion 1609; Thomas > Cawsey by Francis Bonaventure 1620. Servants; > Edward Denison 22 by Truelove 1623, > James Bonner 20 by Truelove 1623, > James Dore 19 by Bona Nova 1621, > Laurance Evans 15 by James 1622, > Joane Winscomb 20 by George 1618>> Interested in the possible connection of the woman of the name of Joane WINSCOMB as it might tie into a family that the county of Winscombe, Somersetshire, England is named for... as in the place that (Sir) John EARLE was born as mentioned above in 1612 at Somerton Estate, Nye, Winscombe, Somersetshire, England. If anyone has any more information connecting this WINSCOMB(E) family group with the area of Winscombe, Somersetshire, England and the EARLE/EHRLE(I)GH/de E(H)RLEIGH family out of same and the CAWSEY/CAUSEY family that would probably connect to the Elizabeth CAWSEY who married as 2nd wife of (Sir) John EARLE, I would be most interested to hear. Thank you. Sincerely, Bellinda Myrick-Barnett

Jim, You're #1. As soon as at least one more notifies me that he is willing to test, I will contact Family Tree DNA and set up a group. Then I'll let you know what to do next. May I ask who your oldest known Bowles ancestor was ? Mine was John Bowles who married Celia White. Charlie >Charlie, >I'll be tested. >Thanks for volunteering to be the administrator. > >Jim > > >----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles Hartley" <hartley@iglou.com> >To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 9:55 PM >Subject: DNA Testing - Important Message > >>So I have two questions: >> >>1. Who wants to be tested? >>2. Do you want me to serve as group administrator to get this set up? >> >>Let me hear from you. >> >>Charlie

And, a question, regarding the SOUTHY, CAWSEY, LAWSON connection, specifically relating to the name of SOUTHY...is there anything that anyone has seen connecting this name and spelling of SOUTHY to the name and spelling of SOUTHALL? Bellinda Myrick-Barnett In a message dated 12/10/2004 3:21:14 PM Central Standard Time, LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net writes: In 1624 Christopher was in James City Co with wife Alice. Their son Thomas died.Henry Southy and family were in James City Co in 1624,also.Christopher and Alice seem to be missing until 1635? I have more, just wanted to get to this point today. Leathel, 1624 James City Co, VA Christopher Lawson & Wife Thomas Lawson, Dead 1625 James City Co, VA Christopher Lawson & Wife Alice BOLES // 1637 // James City Co. VA // James City Co, May 23rd, 1637. Richard Bell, Christopher Lawson, Anthony ?(Lawson), Robert Roles (Boles), George Boles, by Harvey. Lying over against the land of John Demsey (Densey). John Denseys land on Tanks Pasbye hayes Creek. Very important piece of information. North of James River. May 23d 1637, RICHARD BELL and CHRISTOPHER LAWSON, 500 acres in the county of James City, beginning at a little Indian field, lying over against the land of John Demsey. Due 200, purchased by Richard Bell from Alexander Homer, and 50 acres from Thomas Taylor (due Taylor for his own personal adventure), and 250 acres due said Lawson for the transportation of five persons, William Reynolds, William Coyle, Roger Andrewes, Anthony () , Ann Drawater. By Harvey, May 23d 1637. (Anthony Lawson) SOURCE Early Virginia Immigrants 1623-1666 by George Cabell Greer. 1635, Alice LAWSON, by Capt William Pierse 1635,Elizabeth LAWSON, 1636, Robert LAWSON, by Lewis Denwood, Accomack CO 1636, Hugh LAWSON, by James Vanerit, Elizabeth City CO 1637, Eliza LAWSON, by Capt. Adam Touroughgood, New Norfolk CO NOTE: also an entry for her in 1635. 1638, Rowland LAWSON, by Epaphroditus LAWSON, Upper Norfolk CO. 1638, William LAWSON, by Epaphroditus LAWSON, Upper Norfolk CO. 1638, Lettice LAWSON, by Epaphroditus LAWSON, Upper Norfolk CO. 1639, William LAWSON, by Thomas Mathews, Henrico CO 1653, Susan LAWSON, by Tho. Kibby, Northumberland CO 1653, Ann LAWSON, by Corbet Piddle, Northumberland CO 1654 William LAWSON, by Chriostopher Boon, Westmoreland CO 1655, George LAWSON, by Jer. Dodson, Lancaster CO May 1,1638, Christopher Lawson, 400 in James City. upon " Rolphe's Creek. August 22, 1642, William Lawson, 491 in Isle of Wight, on Lowne's Creek and James River.

Hi, again, Sorry, forgot to sign my name to the CAWSEY-EARLE information. This is Bellinda MYRICK-BARNETT and in the previous email, I mentioned (Sir) John EARLE who was my 8th great grandfather through his 1st marriage to Mary SYM(M)ON(D)S. Thanks. Looking forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Bellinda Myrick-Barnett

Hello, Re: <<We have Thomas Cawsey coming to VA in 1620 and in two locations by 1624. In 1624 he is in Charles City Co with Nathaniel and his wife.What is the relationship between Thomas and Nathaniel whose wife was Thomasine in 1609? How old was Thomas in 1624, if he married Elizabeth Southy at some time, who had several children in 1624 when her husband died? Was he married in 1624? I think I can answer that, but first I need to send another post or two. Leathel>> Re: (Sir) John EARLE of England, immigrant in 1649, through St. Mary's County, Maryland into Northumberland County, Virginia, md: wife # 1: Mary SYM(M)ON(D)S, md: wife # 2: Elizabeth CAWSEY, (md: husb: # 1: ? HOWELL, husb: # 2: (Sir) John EARLE, husb: # 3: William CLEMENT, (unless CAWSEY was not her maiden name and name from a previous husband.) (See following) I am probably jumping in in the middle and may have missed previously conversation regarding same...but do you know if Elizabeth SOUTHY and Thomas CAWSEY or Thomasine and Nathaniel CAWSEY. Did either of these couples have a daughter named Elizabeth CAWSEY? A date of birth in the timeframe around 1624 would put a child named Elizabeth CAWSEY, born to one of these couples or related somehow, into the right timeframe and the right location to have been the Elizabeth CAWSEY/CAUSEY who married a man named ? HOWELL, possibly, as her 1st husband, if, indeed, she was a CAWSEY by birth. Then this Mrs. Elizabeth CAWSEY HOWELL married as her 2nd/3rd husband, (Sir) John EARLE, as his 2nd wife, after the death of his 1st wife, Mary SYM(M)ON(D)S, in 1659. John and Elizabeth married in 1660, a few months after Mary's death, and then (Sir) John EARLE, died in September 1660 at the age of 48 years having been born in 1612 in Nye, Winscombe, Somersetshire, England. He died at his estate "Spring Neck," Earle's Creek, Yeocomico Plantation, Northumberland County, Virginia, which he had built for his 1st wife, Mary, and their children, 3 of whom immigrated with their mother in 1652, Samuel, Mary, and son, John, while the 4th child, William, stayed to finish his education in England and immigrated later. Their father, (Sir) John EARLE, had immigrated in 1649 after visiting America previously and upon his immigration in 1649 into St. Mary's County, Maryland he immediately went into Northumberland County, Virginia where he acquired Yeocomico Plantation from the Indians and built "Spring Neck" which would later be inherited by his 2nd wife, Mrs. Elizabeth CAWSEY HOWELL EARLE, who married, again, to 3rd/4th husband, William CLEMENT, a few months after the death of John EARLE in September 1660. Looking forward to hearing from anyone who might be able to help identify this Elizabeth CAWSEY. Thank you. Sincerely, Bellinda Myrick-Barnett In a message dated 12/10/2004 1:43:51 PM Central Standard Time, LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net writes: We have Thomas Cawsey coming to VA in 1620 and in two locations by 1624. In 1624 he is in Charles City Co with Nathaniel and his wife.What is the relationship between Thomas and Nathaniel whose wife was Thomasine in 1609? How old was Thomas in 1624, if he married Elizabeth Southy at some time, who had several children in 1624 when her husband died? Was he married in 1624? I think I can answer that, but first I need to send another post or two. Leathel, Thomas Cawsey was living at Hog Island, Feb., 1623. In 1624-5 Thomas Cawsey was living at Charles City. He came to Virginia in 1620. In 1620, Nathaniel Cawsey, who came in 1607, and his wife Thomasine, who came in 1609, were living with 5 servants at Charles City. The town of Charles City was at the present City Point, at the mouth of the Appomattox. The lands belonging to these men was called, after the alliterative fashion of the time, " Cawsey's Care," and was represented under that name in the House of Burgesses in 1632. From this name was derived the later "Cawsons," long a seat of the Bland family, and the birthplace of John Randolph of Roanoke. (312) THOMAS CAUSEY [1],300 acres at the mouth of Appomattuck river on the south side; bounded on the west by a great creek, and on the east by a small creek called Costine's field creek; due for the transportation of 6 persons. Granted by West, May 2, 1636. Thomas Causey, April 18, 1635, Charles City Co., 150 Ac, bounded due north by Jordan's Journey, south by Champline Choice. Thomas Causey, May 2, 1636, 300 Ac, Charles City Co. Thomas Causey, July 14,1637, 500 Ac, Charles City Co. Thomas Cawsey by Francis Bonaventure 1620. Nathaniell Cawsey by Phoenix 1607; Thomasine his wife by Lion 1609; servants Edward Denison 22 by Truelove 1623, James Bonner 20 by Truelove 1623, James Dore 19 by Bona Nova 1621, Laurance Evans 15 by James 1622, Joane Winscomb 20 by George 1618