===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GAMITCHE-L@rootsweb.com From: GAGenWeb Archives <poohbos@poohbos.com> Subject: Ga-Mitchell Co. Obituary (Jackson) Mitchell County GaArchives Obituaries.....Jackson, Dr. Robert Peacock 1955 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Sam Luckey luckeysam60@earthlink.net December 5, 2004, 6:08 am The Camilla Enterprise 18 Nov 1955 page 1 Camilla Ga. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon, Thursday, at 3:so o'clock at the residence in Baconton for Dr. Robert Peacock Jackson, Sr., 86 year old prominent Baconton resident who died Tuesday evening at his residence following a lengthy illness. The Rev. N. H. Williams, of Camilla, conducted the services, assisted by Rev. J. B. Gresham, of Camilla. Interment followed in Mt. Enon cemetery at Baconton. Nephews served as pallbearers and an honorary escort was formed by the Board of Stewards and Trustees of the Baconton Methodist Church and directors and officials of the Mitchell County Electric Membership Corporation. Dr. Jackson was born on Nov. 20, 1868, the son of the late Virginia Peacock Jackson and Greene Smiley Jackson, pioneer citizens of Baconton. Dr. Jackson attended college in Cuthbert and was a graduate of the Atlanta Dental College. He practiced dentistry from 1892 to 1895 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, then returned to Baconton where he practiced for 10 years. He then entered into the mercantile business and was engaged in farming. He was an outstanding leader in civic and religious affairs of the community. He was a charter member of the City Council when Baconton first was organized and at the time of his death was an honorary member. He was a member of the Baconton Board of Education for 25 years, a member of the Baconton Methodist Church and the board of stewards and taught Sunday School for many years. He also was past president of the Bank of Baconton, and one of the organizers of the Mitchell County Electric Membership Corporation. Before his retirement he was secretary-treasurer of the organization and at the time of death was serving on the board. Survivors include his wife, the former Miss Lena Bowles of Baconton; three daughters, Mrs. John R. Cole of Baconton, Mrs. W. E. Davis of Boston, Mrs. M. H. Brown of Macon; two sons, R. P. Jackson Jr. of Baconton, and Jesse Jackson of Quitman; two sisters, Mrs. Lilla J. Clark of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Flora J. Batey of Orlando, Fla.; a brother, J. V. Jackson of Camilla and 11 grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. File at: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/mitchell/obits/j/gob2022jackson.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/gafiles/ File size: 2.8 Kb =======================

Another one I found on the NA-Cherokee-NC list archives. Linne ========================================================================= Date: Sun, 2 Feb 2003 09:52:45 -0500 From: "Ramona Bayes Woods" <ramonawoods@adelphia.net> To: NA-CHEROKEE-NC-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <001101c2caca$c9ec3420$087e4444@chlcoh.adelphia.net> Subject: [Cherokee-NC] Miller Application # 36412-Victoria Vann Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Greetings, More information shared by Bright Star. Take Care, Ramona ------Original Message------ On: Sat, 1 Feb 2003 22:51:54 EST From: BrightStar9136@aol.com wrote: Hi Everyone, PLEASE NOTE ALL RESPONSES TO QUESTION ARE IN CAPS. Below are the questions asked on the Miller Applications I have sent you info on in the Freedmen Project work. I hope to get at least two a week submitted. For those of you who cannot afford these NARA applications, I would advise that after you confirm it is your line, that you send for the packet, for source proof. Remember geneology is nothing without documentation. Page 1) Application # 36412 Action Taken- REJECTED Name of applicant--VICTORIA VANN No. of children--1 Residence--CEDER, OKLA. Reason---- NIECE OF 29697 Page 2) SPECIAL COMMISSIONER of the COURT of CLAIMS,601 Ouray Building, Washington D.C. Sir,I hereby make application for such share as may be due me of the fund appropriated by the ACT of CONGRESS, appoved June 30, 1906, in accordance with the decrees of the COURT of CLAIMS of May 18,1905, and May28, 1906, in favor of the eastern Cherokees. The evidence of identity is herewith subjoined.Note: Answers to all questions should be short, but complete. If you can not answer, so state. Question # 1)State full name: English name---VICTORIA VANN Indian name- #2)Residence--CEDAR, INDIAN TERRITORY and Post Office-- #3)County--CHEROKEE NATION #4)State--INDIAN TERRITORY #5)How old are you?--36 #6)Where were you born? --CHEROKEE NATION #7)Are you married?--YES #8)Name and age of wife or husband--WILLIAM VANN #9)To what tribe of Indians do he or she belong?--CHEROKEE #10)Name all your children who were living on May 28, 1906, giving their ages. Name--ELI VANN Age--12 DOB-- #11)Give names of your father and mother, and your mothers maiden name before marriage. Father- english name-ELI VANN Indian name- Mother- english name-PASHIENT VANN Indian name- Maiden name-PASHIENT ROSS #12)Where were they born? Father- CHEROKEE NATION, INDIAN TERITORY Mother- CHEROKEE NATION, INDIAN TERITORY Page #3 #13)Where did they reside in 1851, if living at this time? Father-ON SPRING CREEK,CHEROKEE NATION, IND. TERR. Mother- CHEROKEE NATION #14)Date of death of your father and mother: Father---1897 Mother---APRIL 14,1885 #15)Were they ever enrolled for money, annuities, land, or other benifits? If so, state when and were.---1880 ROLL, CHEROKEE FREEDMEN ROLL #16)Name all your brothers and sisters, giving ages, and residence if possible. Name--DAVID VANN Born-- Died-- Residence-- ELLIOTT, INDIAN TERRITORY Name--LIZA MORRIS Born-- Died-- Residence--CEDAR, INDIAN TERRITORY Name--LULA SALTER Born-- Died-- Residence--COFFEYVILLE KANSAS Name--LAURA CARSON Born-- Died-- Residence--CEDAR, INDIAN TERRITORY Name--ARTHUR VANN Born-- Died--DEAD Residence-- Name--KATIE SMITH-- A HALF SISTER. HER MOTHER IS NOT KNOWN TO ME. Born-- Died-- Residence--NOWATA, INDIAN TERRITORY #17)State English name and Indian names of your grandparents on both father's side, and mother's side, if possible. fathers side---GILBERT VANN JANE VANN mothers side---SOPHA ROSS, GRANDMOTHER JACK ROSS, GRANDFATHER #18)Where were they born?---GEORGIA #19)Where did they reside in 1851, if living at that time?--CHEROKEE NATION, INDIAN TERRITORY #20)Give names of all their children, and residence, if possible: English Name:----JOE VANN--IS DEAD Indian Name:--- Residence:---- English Name--SARAH MURRELL--IS DEAD Indian Name:-- Residence:--- English Name:-- SUSAN BOWLES Indian Name:-- Residence:--- English Name:----KATIE WILSON Indian Name:--- Residence:---- English Name:----MARTHA HICKS Indian Name:--- Residence:---- English Name:----LIZZIE LEWTHER--IS DEAD Indian Name:--- Residence:---- English Name:----DAVIE VANN-- IS DEAD Indian Name:--- Residence:---- English Name:----ALECK VANN Indian Name:--- Residence:---- English Name:----ELI VANN--IS DEAD Indian Name:--- Residence:---- Page 4 #21)Have you ever been enrolled for money, annuities, land, or other benifits? If so, state when and were,and with what tribe of Indians. ANSWER;---CHEROKEE NATION INDIAN TERRITORY ROLL 1880, AND ALL THE FUTURE ROLLS SINCE THAT DATE #22)To assist in identification, claiment should give the full English and Indian names, if possible, of their parents and grandparents back to 1835.----- Remarks- Section) Under this head the applicant may give any additional facts which will assist in providing his claim. Legal- Section ) I solemnly swear that the forgoing statements made by me are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Signature- VICTORIA VANN Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20TH day,of AUGUST, 1907. Notary Public- signature--JOHN A. KIDD Comm Exp.----NOVEMBER 19TH, 1908 Affidavit) (The following affidavit must be sworn to by two or more witnesses, who are well acquainted with the applicant.) Personally appeared before me SIM RODGERS and BEN TAYLOR, who being duly sworn, on oath depose and say they are well acquainted with VICTORIA VANN who makes the foregoing application and statements, and have known HER for 15 years and 15 years, respectively, and know HER to be the identical person SHE represents HERSELF to be, and that the statements made by HER are true, to the best of their knowledge and belief, and they have no interest whatever in HIS claim. Witnesses to mark- Signatures of witnesses-SIMS RODGERS BEN TAYLOR Subscribed and sworn to me, before me this 20TH day of AUGUST, 1907. Notary signature-.JOHN A. KIDD Notary commission expires-NOVEMBER 19TH, 1908 NOTE: Affidavits should be made, whenever practicable, before a notary public,or clerk of the court, if sworn to before an Indian agent or disbursing agent of the Indian service, it need not be before a notary, etc. MY PERSONAL NOTE:Pages after that include letters written to the BIA about their claim. Some have additional papers, others do not. - -------------------------------------- ATTACHED IS THE FOLLOWING AFFIDAVIT; APP.NO.36412-29697 MISC. VICTORIA VANN, BEING DULY SWORN, DEPOSES AND SAY'S: MY NAME IS VICTORIA VANN, I AM 37 YEARS OLD. I LIVE IN OKLAHOMA. I WAS BORN AND RAISED HERE. I WAS ENROLLED BY THE COMMISSIONER OF THE FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES AS A CHEROKEE FREEDMEN, ROLL # 2385. I WAS ENROLLED ON ALL THE ROLLS THAT HAVE BEEN MADE. I GOT STRIP MONEY. I DON'T KNOW HOW MUCH INDIAN BLOOD I HAVE. MY GRANDMOTHER WAS PART CHEROKEE. I GOT INDIAN BLOOD ON BOTH SIDES. MY MOTHER WAS PATIENCE VANN. SHE LIVED IN OKLAHOMA ALL OF HER LIFE. I DON'T KNOW FROM WHAT SIDE MY MOTHER GOT HER BLOOD. SHE WAS OWNED BY OLIVER ROSS. I WAS BORN AFTER THE WAR AND HAVE NEVER BEEN A SLAVE. MY MOTHER AND FATHER WERE MARRIED AFTER THE WAR. MY FATHER WAS ELI VANN. HE IS DEAD. HE LIVED HERE AT THE TIME OF HIS DEATH. HE WAS A SLAVE. HE WAS OWNED BY KATY VANN. GILBERT VANN WAS HIS FATHER AND HIS MOTHER JANE VANN. THEY WERE SLAVES. OLD JO VANN OWNED MY GRANDPAP. WE ARE NOT REGUARDED AS OLD SETTLERS. HAVE NEVER ASSOCIATED WITH ANY OTHER TRIBE. ALL OF MY BROTHERS AND SISTER LIVE IN OKLAHOMA AND WERE BORN HERE. THEIR NAMES ARE: DAVID VANN ELIZA MORRIS ARTHUR LULA SALTER LAURA CARSON KATY SMITH FRANKIE VANN THEY HAVE ALL RECIEVED MONEY FROM THE GOVERMENT. I DON'T KNOW WETHER THEY RECIEVED ANY MONEY IN 1851. I KNOW SUSAN BOWLES. SHE IS MY AUNTIE. SHE WAS ENROLLED WITH THE FIVE CILIVIZED TRIBES AS A CHEROKEE FREEDMEN. WE CLAIM BACK TO THE SAME PEOPLE. SHE IS MY FATHERS SISTER. SHE WAS A SLAVE. Signature of witness--- VICTORIA VANN Subscribed and sworn to before me at Lenapah, Oklahoma this 22nd day of August, 1908. Signature-- A. S. MARINE Ass't to Special Commissioner of the Court of Claims. Bright Star Freedmen Project -------------------------------- End of NA-CHEROKEE-NC-D Digest V03 Issue #26 ********************************************

Ran across this while cruising through the NA-Cherokee-NC list archives. Linne ======================================================================== Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2003 05:53:22 -0500 From: "Ramona Bayes Woods" <ramonawoods@adelphia.net> To: NA-CHEROKEE-NC-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <000c01c2dbf7$3d6aa700$087e4444@chlcoh.adelphia.net> Subject: [Cherokee-NC] App # 29697 Susan Bowles Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit On: Sat, 22 Feb 2003 01:14:40 EST BrightStar9136@aol.com wrote: Hi Everyone, PLEASE NOTE ALL RESPONSES TO QUESTION ARE IN CAPS. Below are the questions asked on the Miller Applications I have sent you info on in the Freedmen Project work. I hope to get at least two a week submitted. For those of you who cannot afford these NARA applications, I would advise that after you confirm it is your line, that you send for the packet, for source proof. Remember geneology is nothing without documentation. Page 1) Application # 29697 Action Taken- REJECTED Name of applicant--SUSAN BOWLES No. of children-- Residence--LENAPAH, OKLA. Reason---- APPLICANT HELD AS SLAVE Page 2) SPECIAL COMMISSIONER of the COURT of CLAIMS,601 Ouray Building, Washington D.C. Sir,I hereby make application for such share as may be due me of the fund appropriated by the ACT of CONGRESS, appoved June 30, 1906, in accordance with the decrees of the COURT of CLAIMS of May 18,1905, and May28, 1906, in favor of the eastern Cherokees. The evidence of identity is herewith subjoined.Note: Answers to all questions should be short, but complete. If you can not answer, so state. Question # 1)State full name: English name---SUSAN BOWLES Indian name- #2)Residence--LENAPAH, INDIAN TERRITORY and Post Office-- #3)County--CHEROKEE NATION #4)State--INDIAN TERRITORY #5)How old are you?--ABOUT 65 Born---- DON'T REMEMBER #6)Where were you born? --SALEIN DIST, INDIAN TERRITORY #7)Are you married?--YES, HUSBAND IS DEAD #8)Name and age of wife or husband--LEHARD BOWLES #9)To what tribe of Indians do he or she belong?--NONE #10)Name all your children who were living on May 28, 1906, giving their ages. Name--JENNIE KILGOTE Age--44 DOB--1863 Name--EMMA HENDERSON Age--40 DOB--1867 #11)Give names of your father and mother, and your mothers maiden name before marriage. Father- english name-GILBERT VANN Indian name- Mother- english name-JANE VANN Indian name- Maiden name-JANE VANN #12)Where were they born? Father- GEORGIA Mother- GEORGIA Page #3 #13)Where did they reside in 1851, if living at this time? Father-CHEROKEE NATION Mother- CHEROKEE NATION #14)Date of death of your father and mother: Father---1877, APRIL 29TH Mother---DON'T KNOW #15)Were they ever enrolled for money, annuities, land, or other benifits? If so, state when and were.---ON THE 1880 ROLL OF CHEROKEES #16)Name all your brothers and sisters, giving ages, and residence if possible. Name--JOE VANN Born-- Died-- Name--SARAH MURRELL Born-- Died-- Name--ELI VANN Born-- Died-- Name--DAVE VANN Born-- Died-- Name--KATE WILSON Born-- Died-- Name--MARTHA HICKS Born-- Died-- Name--LIZZIE LEWTHER Born-- Died-- Name--AVE VANN Born-- Died-- #17)State English name and Indian names of your grandparents on both father's side, and mother's side, if possible. fathers side---IBBIE VANN mothers side---SHARP KATIE VANN #18)Where were they born?---DO NOT KNOW #19)Where did they reside in 1851, if living at that time?--INDIAN TERRITORY #20)Give names of all their children, and residence, if possible: English Name:----BEN VANN Indian Name:--- Residence:---- English Name--SUSIE VANN Indian Name:-- Residence:--- English Name:-- JESSIE VANN Indian Name:-- Residence:--- English Name:----WILLIAM VANN Indian Name:--- Residence:---- English Name:----MARY ? Indian Name:--- Residence:---- English Name:----GEORGE MUSGROVE Indian Name:--- Residence:---- Page 4 #21)Have you ever been enrolled for money, annuities, land, or other benifits? If so, state when and were,and with what tribe of Indians. ANSWER;---CHEROKEE ROLL 1880 #22)To assist in identification, claiment should give the full English and Indian names, if possible, of their parents and grandparents back to 1835.----- Remarks- Section) Under this head the applicant may give any additional facts which will assist in providing his claim.------ Legal- Section ) I solemnly swear that the forgoing statements made by me are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Signature- SUSAN (HER X )BOWLES Witness to mark--DUNK VANN JOHN MURRELL Subscribed and sworn to before me this 16 day,of JULY,1907. Notary Public- signature--JOHN A. KIDD Comm Exp.--NOV. 19TH, 1908 Affidavit)-- (The following affidavit must be sworn to by two or more witnesses, who are well acquainted with the applicant.) Personally appeared before me DUNK VANN and JOHN MURRELL, who being duly sworn, on oath depose and say they are well acquainted with SUSAN BOWLES who makes the foregoing application and statements, and have known HER for 40 years and 16 years, respectively, and know HER to be the identical person SHE represents HERSELF to be, and that the statements made by HER are true, to the best of their knowledge and belief, and they have no interest whatever in HER claim. Witnesses to mark- Signatures of witnesses-DUNK VANN JOHN MURRELL Subscribed and sworn to me, before me this 16TH day of JULY, 1907. Notary signature--JOHN A. KIDD Notary commission expires---NOV.19TH, 1908 NOTE: Affidavits should be made, whenever practicable, before a notary public,or clerk of the court, if sworn to before an Indian agent or disbursing agent of the Indian service, it need not be before a notary, etc. MY PERSONAL NOTE:Pages after that include letters written to the BIA about their claim. Some have additional papers, others do not. Bright Star Freedmen Project -------------------------------- End of NA-CHEROKEE-NC-D Digest V03 Issue #40 ********************************************

===================================================================== Match: Bowls Source: GEN-MAT-HX-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: Catholics of Southern Maryland-See names Catholic Families of Southern Maryland, Records of Catholic Residents of St. Mary's County in the Eighteenth Centuyry, Timothy J. O'Rourke, 1981, 1985. Blue cloth covered hardback with gilt printing, 6-1/4x9-1/4, x + 143 pages, everyname index. With the exception of the blind library stamp of the previous owner on the title and last index pages, this book is in very good unmarked condition. The county boasts the first Catholic parish established, first Catholic school, first religious community, and was the spearhead of the western expansion of Catholicism. In 1785, the first of many Catholic families crossed the mountains to find land in Kentucky, where a diocese was created for them in 1808, while others migrated to Georgia, Missouri, Louisiana, and Texas. Collected here are many of the earliest surviving records of the Catholic families of St. Mary's County, Maryland, including the marriages and baptisms from the Jesuit parishes of St. Francis Xavier and St. Inigoes. These baptisms (1767-1794) give the names of the children, parents and godparents, and the date of baptism. The marriages (1767-1784) give the names of the bride and groom and the date of the marriage. Other records include congregation lists (1768-1769). rent rolls and births with various dates, subscribers to the Oath of Allegiance (1778), militia lists (1794), and voters' lists (1789-1790). These records comprise an indespensible reference source and represent the most complete collection of such materials in print. Contents include: Foreword Introduction Maryland Catholic Subscribers to Boston Relief, 1760 Baptisms, St. Francis Xavier and St. Inigoes Congregations Abbreviations Relating to the Baptisms Surname variations in the Baptisms Marriages, St. Francis Xavier and St. Ingoes Congregations Census, St. Ingoes Congregation, 1768 Census, St. Ingoes Congregation, 1769 Baptisms, St, Joseph's Congregation, by Father Moseley Catholics Listed in Manorial Rent Rolls, St. Mary's Co. Presumed Catholic Births Recorded at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Oath of Allegiance, Subscribers in St., Mary's Co., 1778 Militia, St. Mary's County, 1794 Census, St. Mary's Congregation, Bryantown, Maryland (prior to 1800) Elections of 1789 and 1790, St. Mary's County Slates of Candidates Voting List, 1789 Voting List, 1790 Marylanders in Missouri Petition for a Priest, 1806 Census, St. Mary's of The Barrens, Perry County, Missouri, 1823 Abel(l), Adams, Adderton, Aderton, Aisquith, Allan, Allen, Allison, Allstan, Alvey, Alvi, Alvy, Anderson, Andrews, Angel. Aprice, Armstrong, Armsworthy, Arthurs, Artis, Ascum, Ashby, Ashcome, Askum, Asquith, Atkinson, Attwood, Atwood, Aud, Austin, Avery, Avis, Babin, Baccus, Baddock, Badin, Bailey, Baily, Bainey, baker, Baley, Banfield, Banlay, baptist, Barber, Barks, Barnes, Barnhouse, Barns, Barton, Bassey, Baxter, Bayard, Bayley, Bean, Beane, Bell, Bellwood, Belwood, Benfield, Bennet(t), Berden, berder, Bernard, Betts, Betty, Billingsley, Bicrhmore, Biscoe, Blackman, Blair, Blake,Blakistone, Blundell, Boarman, Bohannon, Bolds, Bond, Booker, Boone, Booth, Boothe, Bothick, Bould(s), Boult, Bourn, Bowes, Bowlds, bowlen, Bowles, Bowling, Bowls, Boyd, Bradburn(e), Brady, Bramhill, Branson, Bre(d)ding, Brent, Brewer, Brian, Briant, Bridges, Bridgett, B right, Brinn, Briscoe, Brome, Brook, Brookbank, Brooke, Brookebank, Brookes, Broom(e), Brothers, Brown(e), Bruce, Brumbaugh, Bryan, Buchman, Buchmore, Buckler, Buckman, Bucknam, Budd, Bullock, Burch, Burn(s), Burroughs, Butler, Byrn(e), Cadden, Caen, Cahill, Cain, Callis, Campbell, Canning, Carberry, Carbery, Carburey, Card, Caregin, Carpenter, Carr, Carrico, Carroll, Carter, Cartwright, Cawley, Cawood, Cecell, Cecil, Celle, Cesell, Cessell, Chamberlain, Chappelear, Cheseldine, Cheshire, Chesley, Chezeldine, Chilton, Chirley, Chittim, Chiverall, Chiverill, Chrisman, Chrysoston, Chunn, Cicel, Cicil, Cissel, Cissell, Clark(e), Clayton, Clemons, Clocker, Coachman, Coad, Coade, Coats, Cocks, Code, Coho, Cole, Collins, Combs,... More next time. I will be happy to see if your surnames are in the rest of the index.

===================================================================== Match: Bole Source: KSWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com From: <jlaird@bellsouth.net> Subject: Morrowville Items: January 11, 1901 The Washington Republican Friday January 11, 1901 Morrowville. George SHAICH loaded a car with household goods and farm implements Tuesday. Mr. SCHIACH is moving to his farm in Missouri. Dr. HARRELL was in town Tuesday and Wednesday doing dental work. Will and Charley BOLE went to Pawnee City, Neb., Saturday to spend a week or ten days visiting with their sister. W.D. JOHNSON and I. L. GIBSON went down to the hub Saturday. The boys are taking advantage of the ice and put in their leisure time skating. Morrowville is soon to have a real drug store. Mr. GRIMES is kept busy now days making and repairing harness. George GUESING, of the Blue, is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. SAVAGE, this week.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: KYBARREN-L@rootsweb.com From: sgorin@glasgow-ky.com Subject: Ezekiel T. BOWLES - Obituary 1898 This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Bowles, Lyons, Depp Classification: Will Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/TAB.2ACI/13403 Message Board Post: NOTE: I have no connection and no further information. Name: Ezekiel T. Bowles Date Written: 10 Mar 1898 Date Probated: 16 May 1898 Brother: C C Bowles of Lilly MO Mother: Alabama E Bowles of Barren Co Executor: Brother W A Bowles Witnesses: John Q A Lyons, C L Depp Barren Co KY Will Book 5, p. 296 ================================

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: ALCOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com From: DonnaEldrid@aol.com Subject: *(280A - 298D) 1880 Coffee County, Alabama Census Index - by Page (Part 2 of 5) 1880 COFFEE COUNTY, ALABAMA CENSUS INDEX BY PAGE (Part 2 of 5) Page 280A - Dannelys Cross-Roads and Elba ADAMS, COLEMAN, GLASS, TAYLOR, SPENCER, REYNOLDS, GRIMES, DONALDSON Page 280B - Dannelys Cross-Roads FOLIA, CARTWRIGHT, QUALLS, DANNELLY, THOMPSON, COOPER, BEDIFORD, RUSSELL, MCG OWIN, BOSTICK, KATO, HALL, HUGHS Page 281C - Dannelys Cross-Roads and Elba CAULY, WILLIAMS, CAULY, PRESCOAT, WARD, JONES, PATRICK, LINDSAY, KING Page 281D - Dannelys Cross-Roads, Elba and Peacocks PRESCOTT, PRESCOTT, LANDINGHAM, SCROGGINS, WARD, STANDENMIER, WINDHAM, DANNELLY, KENT, BULLARD, ADAMS, HELMS Page 282A - Elba BOWDIN, WILLIAMSON, TAYLOR, STANDENMIER, HUTCHISON, TAYLOR, RICHBURY, CARTER, FLEMING, KIMMEY, CUMMINGS, COLEMAN Page 282B - Dannelys Cross-Roads and Elba COLEMAN, COLEMAN, PEACOCK, HOLLOWAY, LEWIS, HOLLOWAY, CONLY, GRIMES, DONALDSON Page 283C - Elba DONALDSON, DONALDSON, DONALDSON, WISE, WISE, YOUNG, SPURLING, MATTHEWS Page 284A - Elba LENNARD, ROWELL, BULLARD, PEACOCK, MORRIS, MORRIS, MORRIS, WHITE, LUCAS Page 284B - Elba SIMMONS, PEVY, MORRIS, WILLIAMS, LEE, ROWE, MCCARTY, YELVERTON, ROWE, THOMAS Page 285C - Elba PAGE, RARKER, PARKER, PAGE, HAMMOND, LANCASTER, BRANTLEY, MOORE, DAVIS, GRIMES, DUKE, CALDWELL Page 285D - Elba HARRISON, BULLARD, HARPER, VAUGHN, WISE, MATTY, TUCKER Page 286A - Peacocks AUSTIN, BELLISTON, BLAKE, BACHELOR, BODIFORD, COON, COON, DAVIS, LACY, LANPLEY, MANNING, MILLER Page 286B - Peacocks MANNING, MULLINS, HELMS Page 287A - Clintonville GARRETT, THARP, HATCHER, HUNDLEY, ARWOOD, HUNDLEY, CLEMENTS, YAHN, HORNSBY, JETER, JETER, GARRETT, FLEMING Page 287B - Clintonville GUNTER, FLEMING, FLOUMOY, BENSON, ARMOR, FLEMING, BATTLE Page 288C - Clintonville MARSH, MOORE, WINDHAM, FLEMING, PEARCE, WILSON, WALLS, COMMANDER, GOYNES, WALLS, COMMANDER, STEPHENS, SAWYER, AMOS, MOORE Page 288D - Clintonville GUNTER, ANDREWS, COLE, HOLLIS, FLEMING, REECE, JOHNSON, BROXTON, CLEMENTS, FLAUMOY Page 289A - Clintonville MARSH, O'NEAL, HUTCHISON, HARDING, WILLIAM, SAWYER, WATSON, SHIVER, GUNTER, HARTDING, COON Page 289B - Clintonville RUSS, JOHNSON, TULLIS, CURY, ANDREWS, KNIGHT, BOWLES, HORNSBY, GUNTER, LAW, ANDREWS, JOHNSON, MOORE, HELMS, COLLINS Page 290C - Clintonville WILSON, MOORE, GORTMAN, HUTCHISON, ADAMS, BOYER, THARP, THROWER, MOORE, HARRISON, YAHN, MCQUEEN, COLE Page 290D - Clintonville WATSON, COLE, DRISKELL, SAWYER, ADAMS, RUSSELL, BOYER, PRUETT, RUSSELL, RUSSELL, HORNSBY, HARPER, HICKSON, PAUL Page 291A - Clintonville WILKERSON, WILSON, ADAMS, ANDREW, COLLINS, MCGEE, HUTCHISON, RUSSELL, ARMOR, PEACOCK, COPELAND, HATTEN, BELL, MCLEAN, TERRY Page 291B - Clintonville GOALSBY, SMITH, BROXTON, HUTCHISON, PRINCE, MCGEE, GILMORE, JONES, FINCH, HARDING Page 292C - Clintonville RUSSELL, RUSSELL, TURNER, TURNER, MCKINZIS, MARSH, WARREN, DAWKINS, HARDING, HARDING, BRANDON, MILLER Page 292D - Clintonville MEADOWES, DENALDSON, CARMICHAEL, CARMICHAEL, GAYNES, RENINGTON, BROOK, CARMICHAEL, GOYNES, CARMICHAEL, ROGERS Page 293A - Clintonville BROOKS, GRIMES, CAYLOR, GRIMSLEY, WATKINS, WHEELER, CRUMPLER, PERVIS, CAMP, ROBINSON, WATKINS, WATKINS, HUGHES, FANING, CHANCY, PRESSCOTT Page 293B - Clintonville KNIGHT, HUGHES, HERRING, GOODWIN, BROOMS, ROBINSON, COOK, FLEMING, HARRISON Page 294C - Clintonville FLEMING, FLEMING, WHITE, RUDD, COX, WRIGHT, TERRY, CURRY, COBB, CORMICHAEL Page 294D - Clintonville COBB, COBB, COX, WALLS, ARWOOD, THOMAS, WISE, STEPHENS, SMITH, CAWTHON, WHITE, ROGERS, BROWN, KING, PRISON, CORMICHAEL Page 295A - Clintonville WATSON, MCGEE, JOHNSON, GUNTER, HARRIS, CONIKER, PEACOCK, MARTIN, PEACOCK, ARMOR, JOHNSON Page 295B - Clintonville MOATS, JOHNSON, BARBERIE, RUDD, HUTCHISON, MOATS, MARSH, HUNDLEY, HUNDLEY, WILKINSON, HUNDLEY, MCGEE, DURDEN, MORRIS, MCGEE Page 296C - Clintonville GODWIN, SMITH, WILLSON, WILSON, BORBERIE, CAIN, BROCK, ADKISON, BARNES, CORMICHAEL Page 296D - Clintonville FOXWORTH, SANSAM, THOMAS, HARPER, WOR, KELLY, THOMAS, SAWYER, FLOYD, HELMS, HELMS, MARSH, CORMICHAEL Page 297A - Clintonville WILKS, HARRIS, BYRD, HORNSBY, ADKISON, THOMAS, HARPER, HARPER, GIPSON, MIXON, BRADSHAW Page 297B - Clintonville SIMMONS, SAMPLE, YELVERTON, BOOTH, FLOYD, WILSON, HARPER, MOORE, BROXTON, SIMMONS, LARKINS, BLAIR, SPINKS, MCELLAN, SPINKS, BAWDOIN, BAWDOIN Page 298C - Clintonville MARSH, TULLIS, MARSH, CLARK, COPELAND, COMMANDER, SAWYER, ANDREWS, SAWYER, BROOKS, SAWYER, CLARK, GOYNES, GOYNES, POOL Page 298D - Clintonville RESPES, FINCH, FAULK, REYNOLDS, DUGLAS, BACHELOR, PEACOCK, OWEN, PEACOCK, GIBSON, HEAD

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GEN-MAT-HX-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: Indiana Militia & National Guard - See Names Indiana's Citizen Soldiers, The Militia and National Guard in Indiana History, William J. Watt and James R. H. Spears, 1980, stated First Printing. Blue hardback with gilt printing, illustrated dustcover, 6-1/4x9-1/4, 232 pages, illustrated, indexed, appendices, maps. The book is in very clean unmarked condition with no known flaws; the dust cover shows wear, and is wrinkled at the top with a couple of very small tears. But this is a very nice book with a number of chapter contributors. Contents include: The Militia As a National Institution Indiana's Frontier Militia The Mexican War Era Hoosier Militiamen and the Civil War The Origins of a Modern Militia The National Guardsman in a New Century Indiana Guardsmen in the Great War Surviving a Military Recession Indiana's Air Guardsmen in Peace and War The Army Guard in World War II Citizen Soldiers in an Unsettled World Appendices: Indiana's Adjutants General Commanders, 38th Infantry Division Commanders, Indiana Air National Guard Principal Staff Officers, Military Department of Indiana Principal Staff Officers, 38th Infantry Division Roster of Units and Commanders Recipients of the Indiana Distinguished Service Cross Recipients of the Indiana Distinguished Service Medal Biographical sketches of contributors Index Ahner, Anderson, Atkinson, Black, Blum, Bowen, Bowles, Boyle, Bragg, Branigin, Brewer, Bridges, Brown, Buell, Campbell, Coats, Chase, Conner, Cook, Coulter, Craig, Cruft, Davis, DeBard, Dern, Dick, Dillon, Durbin, Elrod, Fagley, Fesenfeld, Garrison, Gavin, Goodrich, Gore, Gorman, Greenwalt, Gresham, Grubbe, Handley, Hannegan, Harrison, Hatcher, Hay, Healey, Henderson, Herron, Hershey, Hettlinger, Hill, Himsel, Hitchcock, Hobson, Hoover, Hopkins, Hovey, Howze, Hughes, Irving, Jackson, Johnson, Jones, Jordan, Katz, Kean, Kleiber, Knox, Koontz, Kronenberg, Kuhlman, Lane, Lane, Larkins, Leslie, Lewis, Lilly, Lincoln, Love, Manson, Matthews, Maxwell-2, Moorhead-2, Millis, Mills, Morgan, Morris, Morton, Mount, MacArthur, McConnell, McCoy, McIntosh, McKee, McKinley, Naftzger, Noble, Owen(s), Palmer, Perry, Pershing, Petercheff, Phillippi, Polk, Ralston, Ray, Reynolds-3, Rhea, Robbins, Roosevelt, Root, Rosecrans, Russell, St. Clair, Santa Anna, Schlatter, Scott-2, Sefton, Sherman, Sherwood, Shyrock, Shuler, Smith-4, Spencer, Stanton, Stephanus, Steuben, Stimson, Stout, Straub, Taylor, Tipton, Tombaugh, Townsend, Tyndall, Upton, Villa, Wagner, Wallace-2, Washington, Watt, Weigley, Welsh, Whitcomb, Wickersham, Wilcox-2, Wilder, Williams-2, Wilson, Woodring, Wool. A nice book.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GEN-MAT-HX-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: Revolutionary War Hutchins-3 books in 1 - See Names Jacob Hutchins of Athol, Revolutionary Soldier, and Accounts of Other Hutchins Who Served in the Revolutionary War, Jack Randolph Hutchins, 1976. Clothcovered hardback with gilt printing, 6-1/4x9-1/4, 370 pages, maps, charts, document reproductions, index. This is a withdrawn library book with the usual pocket, markings, and it is stamped "withdrawn". The call number data has been removed from the spine and it looks like and eighth of an inch of the spine went with it! Otherwise, the book is in good unmarked condition and judging from the amount of tremendous research in the ook, it surely must have taken years to put together. Very impressive! This is an important research tool for all Hutchins who participated in the Revolutionary War, and especially those in the New England colonies.I cannot stress enough the amount of data included in this book! It also includes the "Hutchins Genealogy", and reprinted here, compiled by Charles Hutchins, printed in Boston in 1885. THe third book is: "Four Generations of the Family of Strangeman Hutchins and His Wife, Elizabeth Cox, as Known January 10, 1935. An Old Virginia Family Along the James River, By Marriage Joined to Other Immigrant Families of the Colony", ed. Mrs. Gussie Waymire Crider and Edward C. Crider. Contents include: Coat of Arms Hutchins Family Origin Preface Contents Events of the Revolutionary War The Revolutionary War The Story of Jacob Hutchins of Athol, Massachusetts Introduction Mustering Ticonderoga Bunker Hill Quebec and Montreal Coastal Defense Long Island Manhattan White Plains Trenton and Princeton Brandywine and Germantown Fort Stanwix Saratoga Valley Forge and Monmouth Northern Finale South to Yorktown Naval Actions Frontier Raids Land for My Family Land for the Loyalists A Home in the Wilderness Ohio at Last Our Hutchins Heritage Appendix:: Revolutionary War Records The American Revolutionary Army Principal Regiments Forming the American Army Engagements and Historical Events Hutchins Serving in the Revolutionary Army Hutchins Revolutionary War Military Records References to Hutchins of Revolutionary Period Revolutionary War Pension Files BountyLand Warrants Revolutionary War Pension Application, Jacob Hutchins The Hutchins Families of Colonial America: Thomas Hutchins of Salem Enoch Hutchinson of Kittery John Hutchins of Haverhill Nicholas Hutchins of Lynn David Hutchins of Attleboro {Hutchins Genealogy, 1885, by Charles Hutchins-7 Generations} Nicholas Hutchins of Virginia (Strangeman Hutchins) {Four Generations of the Family of Strangeman Hutchins and His Wife, Elizabeth Cox, Crider & Crider, 1935-Info on Cox, Watkins, Hutchins, Barnett, Stanley, Quakers, many charts & other good information} John Hutchins of New Rochelle (North Carolina) John Hutchins of North Carolina Francis Hutchins of Calvert County, Maryland British, Loyalists, and Hessians Genealogical Chart, German Families Bibliography Index Abell; Alcock; Allen; Arnold; Baldwin; Batdorf; Beaty; Belknap; Bingham; Bowles; Bowlings; Boynton; Braswell; Briant; Bruhn; Burch; Burden; Burrage; Carll; Casson; Chapman; Clark; Colisss; Cowdry; Cox; Crider; Davis; Dillard; Donelson; Duncan; Emerson; Farr; Fish; Flood; Glines; Glosson; Godfrey; Goody; Goudy; Green; Griswold; Hameister; Hannaford; Henderson; Higgins; Hinkle; Hutchins; Ingerson; Johnson; Keckhafer; Krause; Lawson; Leffingwell; Lund; Mehurin; Messer; Morgan; Murphy; Ordway; Parks; Paul; Perkins; Perry; Peters; Pierce; Pintard; Proctor; Reed; Rice; Rider; Robbens; Russell; Schroeder; Shepard; Skinner; Smith; Southwick; Spalding; Stabnow; Staples; Stevens; Stevenson; Stinson; Stone; Strobach; Strong; Sweet; Thayer; Tibetts; Virgin; Walters; Wardwell; Watkins; Weaver; Weeks; Welch; Westland; Whitman; Whittier; Willey; Wilson; Wiswall; Witham. Note that the other two Hutchins genealogy books included are not indexed fully. This book would be a joy to the Revolutionary War historian as well as to Hutchins descendants.

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

In the Jeffries and Bowles lines, the surname "Toliver" is often an ancestral misspelling or contraction of the surname Taliaferro. Just a hint in tracking down these families and surnames... Linne ===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: BOWLIN-L@rootsweb.com From: "Larry Bowling" <larry@lifecor.com> Subject: Re: [BOWLIN] Roll call your earliest Bowlin please Nancy, I have a Larkin B. Bowlin b 1833 with the following family, BUT he is the son of Toliver Bowlin. Is this your Larkin B.? Larry Descendants of Larkin B. Bolling 1 Larkin B. Bolling 1833 - 1904 b: October 26, 1833 in Big Creek, Sullivan Co., TN d: July 28, 1904 in Big Creek, Sullivan Co., TN . +Jane G. Stewart 1841 - 1909 b: April 19, 1841 in Roanoke Co., VA d: June 01, 1909 in Sullivan Co., TN m: September 01, 1859 in Toliver Bolling's home, Sullivan Co., TN ... 2 Alfred Bolling 1860 - 1929 b: October 1860 in Sullivan Co., TN d: August 17, 1929 in Sullivan Co., TN ....... +Marguretta Virginia Whitlock m: January 07, 1882 in Sullivan Co., TN ... 2 John William Bolling 1861 - 1914 b: October 24, 1861 in Sullivan Co., TN d: April 27, 1914 in Sullivan Co., TN ....... +Nellie Jones m: August 28, 1887 in Sullivan Co., TN ... 2 Mary Bolling 1863 - 1900 b: Abt. 1863 in Sullivan Co., TN d: Bef. 1900 in Sullivan Co., TN ... 2 Charles Bolling 1865 - 1892 b: Abt. 1865 in Sullivan Co., TN d: Bef. 1892 in Sullivan Co., TN ... 2 Margaret Agnes Bolling 1867 - 1900 b: Abt. 1867 in Sullivan Co., TN d: Bef. 1900 in Sullivan Co., TN ....... +James D. Duncan m: November 14, 1889 in Sullivan Co., TN ... 2 Samuel Robert Bolling 1870 - 1952 b: October 15, 1870 in Sullivan Co., TN d: March 28, 1952 in Sullivan Co., TN ....... +Virginia S. Flick Wolfe m: December 25, 1892 in Sullivan Co., TN ... 2 Elbert Lee Boling 1872 - 1948 b: July 28, 1872 in Big Creek, Sullivan Co., TN d: March 21, 1948 in Kings Hosp., Bristol, Washington, VA ....... +Mary Catherine Comerford 1878 - 1945 b: April 14, 1878 in Mountain City, Johnson Co., Tn d: December 16, 1945 in Blountville Hwy, Bristol, Sullivan Co., TN m: August 09, 1896 in Sullivan Co., TN ......... 3 Charles Bachman Boling 1897 - 1958 b: May 01, 1897 in Big Creek, Sullivan Co., TN d: May 17, 1958 in Huntington, Wayne, WV ............ +Lavonia Estelle Bowles 1899 - 1983 b: November 30, 1899 in Upland, McDowell, WV d: January 06, 1983 in Huntington, Cabell, WV m: December 20, 1922 in Omar, Logan, WV ......... 3 Ezra Burton Boling 1899 - 1919 b: May 12, 1899 in Big Creek, Sullivan Co., TN d: June 13, 1919 in Chauncey, Logan, WV ......... 3 Naomi Jane Boling 1900 - 1995 b: December 22, 1900 in Big Creek, Sullivan Co., TN d: October 13, 1995 in Bristol, Sullivan, TN ............ +Henry Landon Baker m: January 27, 1925 in Bristol, Sullivan, TN ......... 3 Ernest Shields Boling 1903 - 1984 b: April 08, 1903 in Big Creek, Sullivan Co., TN d: February 14, 1984 in Bristol, Sullivan, TN ............ +Nora Virginia Pickle m: January 23, 1928 in Bristol, Sullivan, TN ......... 3 Hattie Elizabeth Boling 1904 - 1986 b: October 21, 1904 in Big Creek, Sullivan Co., TN d: February 27, 1986 in Marion, McDowell, NC ............ +Lewis Gibbony Bowles m: February 28, 1925 in Sullivan Co., TN (snip)

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: IRL-LIMERICK-L@rootsweb.com From: "Maureen Rawson" <rawsonm@cogeco.ca> Subject: Probate help I found an entry on Ancestry.com - Indexes to Irish Wills Vol 3 Diocese of Limerick: D'ARCY, Boles, Chesterfield, co Limerick 1789 How would I find out if there are any probate records or extracts which would give me more information about this will? Any information about a Boles DARCY anywhere would be appreciated. There is a marriage (on the IGI) of Boles DARCY Esq. and Miss Catherine BOLES 19 Mar 1767 at Ballyhay, Cork. It seems likely this is the same one who left the will. I am trying to find out if he had any children. I have an ancestor named Boles Darcy who married in London in 1825. Maureen Rawson =============================

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: KY-CENSUS-LOOKUP-L@rootsweb.com From: Tribehunter@aol.com Subject: Re: [KY-CENSUS-LOOKUP] 1930-Pike Co.-Fronk/Frunk Marcia, Sorry for my delay in getting a reply back to you. I was busy with Thanksgiving preparations and had to take a few days off from doing lookups. The only Beatrice MAY listed in Pike Co. in the 1930 index is age 27 and has a husband named Bowles MAY and 4 sons. No Angelena in the household. In a message dated 11/23/04 6:37:50 PM Eastern Standard Time, houston4@netcarrier.com writes: << Thanks for the reply Marilyn. No, I have had no replies for the census lookup, but I went on the Kentucky Gen web page and found through a link what may be William Fronks death record. There is a William Fronk listed as date of death 1925, age 69 in Jefferson County. That's across the state, but pretty close in age for my William FRONK, so I guess I can try and request a death certificate. William and Allie's daughter Beatrice married Robert Langley MAY on 8-5-1914 in Pike County. Maybe Allie/Angalena is living with them in 1930? Thanks again for your reply, Marcia Fronk

X-Message: #2 Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2004 07:28:46 -0600 From: Sandi Gorin <sgorin@glasgow-ky.com> To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: BARREN CO ORDER BOOK 4 - July 1817 continued Robert HAWTHORN vs Hugh BROWN - judgement reversed. Inventory and appraisal of estate of Francis LATTEMORE returned. Report of road from Tompkinsville to the state road near John WELSH's returned & established. Joseph C KEAN licensed to retail spirituous liquors in his house in Glasgow; Peter BAINBRIDGE bond. Aaron HAYS appt Surveyor of the road from Tompkinsville to the foot of the hill near Wm CHISM's stillhouse. Josiah McCLELLAND appt Surveyor of a precinct of the Goose Creek road from the foot of the ridge near Wm CHISM's Stillhouse to the state line. Abija T MARRS, Joseph G HARDIN, Jos BIRDWELL, Aaron HAYS and Nathan BREED (any 3) to view for a road from the ford of the branch on the road from Harmon HOWARD's to Nathan BREED's. Hyram PUTMAN, WIlliam GATES, Greenberry HICKS and Michael CHISM (any 3) to view for a road from Tompkinsville to Michael CHISM's. Samuel BELL appt to take care of the post and railing around the courthouse and keep all persons from tying their horses to the same and to be secured from injury in any way. John MONROE, Thomas B MONROE, Thomas MAYFIELD, Joseph R UNDERWOOD, Wm T BUSH, SMITH and MATTHEWS made application and notice given at the courthouse door for 2 months and published in the newspaper twice a month for 3 months, an addition added to the city of Glasgow. Begins on the bank of South Fork Creek intersecting a line from the southern end and west side of Race Street, to the end of Race Street to the beginning. Alexr ADAIR their security. The Commissioners appointed to enclose the courthouse with post and railing authorized to extend the railing 2 panels further toward Main Street and one panel towards Mrs. Chalie TROTTER. Ordered that John BURKS, William BOWLES, Philip V YOUNG and John WARDER (any 3) appraise the estate of Ezekiel NEWLAND decd. The Legatees of Francis LATIMORE decd came into court and entered into an agreement and filed with the Clerk. They gave consent for the selling of the estate to the highest bidden on the 2nd Friday in August next: Signed by William DOUGLASS, John SMITH, John BAILISS, James RENICK and John FOX. Witnessed by Samuel McMURRY, Samuel MADDOX and Wm BUTLER. Court adjourned to meet next month. 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/ ______________________________

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A number of people have asked me what I knew about DNA testing---whether it could tell you whether you had any Native American ancestry or where you could go to find out which African tribe your ancestors hailed from, or whether you were in a particular branch of the Bowles trees. I haven't had any answers until now, when I stumbled upon an excellent website that refers people to all kinds of other websites to answer those questions. From reading some of them I can see that the prices are coming down. Depending upon what kinds of answers you're looking for, family gatherings might be a good time to ask one of your relatives if they'd like to contribute a few cells from the inside of their mouths, say, if you are female and the test asks for only males. Or vice versa. No blood samples required. To get the whole story, go to: http://genealogy.about.com/od/dna_testing/ And then let us all know the results. Yours, Linne

Bowles, Nathaniel b: ABT. 1785 in VA. buried in White Cem, Sulphur Lick, Monroe Co, KY This is a new one for me. More than likely he is a son of Elijah Bowles and Mary. If so, this would put Elijah in VA in 1785. We know he was in Richmond City in 1782-83, now where did he go between 1785 and 1809 when he came to Barren Co,KY? Any help would be appreciated. Now we have these sons for Elijah: Clabourne, Christian, Nathaniel, Anderson, John, and Zachariel (from Anderson's Will).What about this William below? We know John Fleming married 1812 in Barren Co with father present, and John Fleming (Jacke) is listed with a William below. Could this William be another son of Elijah and father of John Fleming, William Thomas, and Nathan Anderson? At this point I am guessing that William is the father, and son of Elijah. He named his first son John Fleming after his good friend John Fleming from PA where Elijah left William when he came to VA to fight the War. Leathel, Elijah Boles of Barren Co. to Clabon Boles, 1811. $300, Peters Creek, John Middleton....Teste: Johiors (sic) Burr, Jacke Bowles, Wm Bowles. ( Note: Johiors (sic) Burr is John Byars)

Hi L. look in the stuff i sent you. Nathaniel V. Bowles was born in Va. 1784 to Thomas Bowles who I believe is Deb. Tinsley grandson. He was married to Jane puryear in Goochland Va. and died in barren co. Ky. 1866 He was my Great Grandfathers Brother. I', trying to find out if the V. stands for Valintine. He was approx 82 years old. Dale Bowles ----- Original Message ----- From: "Leathel Bowles" <LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net> To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 29, 2004 12:04 PM Subject: Nathaniel Bowles b. abt 1785 > Bowles, Nathaniel b: ABT. 1785 in VA. > buried in White Cem, Sulphur Lick, Monroe Co, KY > > This is a new one for me. More than likely he is a son of Elijah Bowles and > Mary. If so, this would put Elijah in VA in 1785. We know he was in Richmond > City in 1782-83, now where did he go between 1785 and 1809 when he came to > Barren Co,KY? Any help would be appreciated. > Now we have these sons for Elijah: Clabourne, Christian, Nathaniel, > Anderson, John, and Zachariel (from Anderson's Will).What about this William > below? We know John Fleming married 1812 in Barren Co with father present, > and John Fleming (Jacke) is listed with a William below. Could this William > be another son of Elijah and father of John Fleming, William Thomas, and > Nathan Anderson? At this point I am guessing that William is the father, and > son of Elijah. He named his first son John Fleming after his good friend > John Fleming from PA where Elijah left William when he came to VA to fight > the War. > Leathel, > > Elijah Boles of Barren Co. to Clabon Boles, 1811. $300, Peters Creek, John > Middleton....Teste: Johiors (sic) Burr, Jacke Bowles, Wm Bowles. > ( Note: Johiors (sic) Burr is John Byars) > >

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: PALMERTREE-L@rootsweb.com From: Ken Jackson <chowboy@bellsouth.net> Subject: Pauline Bowles Duke Obituary The Commercial Appeal Memphis, TN March 31, 1996 Pauline Bowles Duke KOSCIUSKO - Pauline Bowles Duke, 82, retired homemaker, died of heart failure Friday at Woodland Court Personal Care in Newton. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Jordan Funeral Home with burial in Parkway Cemetery. She was a lifelong resident of Attala County. She was a member of Kosciusko First United Methodist Church and Hattie Kelly Sunday School Class since 1936. She was also a former member of Business and Professional Women and had received a lifetime pin from United Methodist Women after 50 years. Mrs. Duke, the widow of A. G. Duke, leaves a daughter, June Hunt, and a sister, Lucille Dacus, both of Kosciusko; a brother, Wayne L. Bowles of Jackson, two granddaughters and two great-grandchildren.

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: TNFENTRE-L@rootsweb.com From: BrenINVa@aol.com Subject: Family of William E. York Below was the obituary posted for William E. York by "Jaydee". I have the following family information for him. I have William's father as John York (b. abt. 1872-1875), son of George W. York and Mary Ellen (Ellen) Whited. William's mother, Ada Hood (b. abt. May 1889), was the daughter of Jeremiah (Jerry) Hood and Nancy J. Whited. John York and Ada Hood married October 13, 1910 in Fentress County. Previous to marrying Ada Hood, John York was married to Mary Reagan (b. abt. May 1882) -- that family information will follow below. The 1930 Fentress County Census lists the John York family: Fentress County, TN: ED# 8, District 4, Wilder, Page 2B, Household 35 John YORK, head, age 55, age at first marriage - 24?; TN,TN,TN; Farmer Ada, wife, age 39, age at first marriage - 21; TN,TN,TN Laura May, daughter, age 14, TN,TN,TN Edith, daughter, age 12, TN,TN,TN Walter, son, age 10, TN,TN,TN Burnis, daughter, age 8, TN,TN,TN Janie, daughter, age 5, TN,TN,TN William, son, age 2 1/12, TN,TN,TN George BOLES, servant, age 40, married (married at age 21); TN,TN,TN; Laborer-Farm I also have listed a son listed name Duley, and a son named Johnny (they may have died as infants or small children). Edith Pearl York (b. January 04, 1918, d. May 28, 2001, buried at Taylor Place Cemetery) married Leonard Belvin (Belvin) Owens ------- From John York's first marriage (abt. 1897) to Mary Reagan (b. abt. May 1882) I have the following children: - Flora York (b. July 30, 1899, d. January 25, 1971, buried at Campground Cemetery) married John L. Smith. - Porter York (b. 11/1900) - Ertie York (b. June 16, 1901, d. February 15, 1985, buried at Mt. Carmel Cemetery) married Benjamin Harrison (Harrison) Ledford - Elsie York (b. August 30, 1904, d. July 17, 1980, buried at Taylor Place Cemetery) married William Preston (Pressie) Hood - Joseph Curtis York (b. August 01, 1909, d. January 31, 1982, buried at Mt. Carmel Cemetery) married Delta Lee Stephens ------------ See the John York family on the 1910 Census (Fentress County, TN: ED# 20, District 4, Page 5B, Household 87) --------------- See the John York family on the 1920 Census (Fentress County, TN: ED# 20, District 4, Page 12A, Household 214): John YORK, head, age 48, TN,TN,TN Ader, wife, age 29, TN,TN,TN Laura M., daughter, age 4 5/12, TN,TN,TN Pearl, daughter, age 2 6/12, TN,TN,TN Walter, son, age 0/12, TN,TN,TN On the same page of the 1920 Census, John's daughter, Flora, was living next door and married to John L. Smith (household 213). John's son, Porter, was living with them. On the same census page, John's daughters, Elsie and Ertie were married and living with their families as well. Brenda --------------------- William E. York, 77 CAMMACK - Mr. William E. York, 77, Cammack, died Thursday afternoon, October 28, 2004 in Ball Memorial Hospital following a brief illness. A native of Wilder, Tennessee he was the son of John and Ada "Hood" York. Mr. York served with the US Army and retired from Delco Battery Muncie in 1985 after 30 years service. Survivors include his wife of 47 years Lily "Reading" York, Cammack; one son, Michael York (wife, Cherlyn), Yorktown; two daughters, Brenda Burkett (husband, Steven), Yorktown and Teresa Hinds, Muncie; three sisters, Janie Taylor (husband, James) Fairborn, Ohio, Beatrice Cravens (husband, Charles) Cookeville, Tennessee and Bernice Arnold, Muncie; seven grandchildren, one great-grandchild and several nieces and nephews. Mr. York was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers and two s isters. Services for Mr. York will be held at 10 a.m. on Tuesday in Parson Mortuary with Pastor Theodore Wagoner officiating. Burial will follow in Hawk Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 4-8 p.m. Monday and prior to services Tuesday. ===================== --