I found a listing in Hill County, Texas for land deeds. This was the original land owner when the land was surveyed. No date was given on the list. It listed Jesse C. Bolin Abstract # 62 Kaye

Janette Burke wrote: > > I am glad others enjoyed the Pocahontas web site. Since my research is > limited, I gather from the responses that what is posted can be generally > accepted as true? I guess I was holding my breath for someone to say, "No, > no, no, he has it all wrong!" > > Can someone suggest how to handle the change in spelling of the last name > in their databases. Different census will spell the last name different > (Boling, Bolling, etc.) and it is not consistent even for the same person. > I find it very difficult to search for someone in my own genealogy program > with all the different last names for the same family. Are there rules ;-) > for this or 'suggested procedures'. Any help would be appreciated. > > AND ONE MORE THING! > > I can't get beyond my GGgrandfather: DELANEY (Laney) BOWLING who married > Jane McWHORTER (b. 1860). Jane was from Clay County (f. was Elijah). > Delaney was shot and killed January 1880 at Walnut Creek church (I think > Owsley County). > > I have discovered 3 Delaney Bowlings in this area of KY of approx. the > right age (my guess 20 odd years in 1880). > > 1) Delaney s/o Elijah Bolin and Zelphia of Breathitt....but someone was > sure he lived beyond 1880...I ELIMINATED HIM. > > 2) Delaney s/o Delaney & Sara SPICER (Breathitt Co.)...anyone know who he > married or when he died?? > > 3) Delaney (b. 1858)s/o Stokely Bolin and Sintha JONES (Perry Co.)...anyone > know who he married or when he died?? > > If anyone else comes up with ANOTHER Delaney Bowling candidate, I don't > think I want to know ;-) > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Janette Dees Burke <jfburke@bellatlantic.net> > 'A Kentucky Colonel in Pittsburgh, PA' > ...the sun shines bright on my old Kentucky Home > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hello again. I use my spelling BOWLING and use / and the other spelling like this: BOWLING/BOLLING and then when I want to find the person, all I have to do is type in the first name and BOWLING and it will come up. That way it will show you both spellings and you will know the person used a different spelling than yours. That is hard to explain but I hope I made it clear. It's just a suggestion. Delaney and Sara Spicer Bowling's son Delaney Jr. married a McWhorter but I don't have her first name. My record shows he was born in 1855 but shows no death date or anything else. Delaney Sr. was the son of Elijah 1801 Lee Co., VA-20 Oct 1883 Laurel Co., KY. and Susannah Roberts Dau of Jesse and Nancy Anderson Roberts. Elijah was my GG Grandfather. I think Delaney Sr. was a very colorful character. I know where he is buried for I have been there and copied the information from his stone. It is at Greenmount in Laurel Co. I have more on this family if you think it is yourss. Maxine

Hi all, I am researching the many Bollings of Virginia. Over the years many people have written on these families, and there is strong evidence some of these have been misresearched. It may be that some of you have the evidence in the forms of old letters, bibles, or other material which will help all of us to get these right, once and for all. Bolling documentation is poor, and much misinformation has been written about the Bollings of the Powhatan/Rolfe connections. An effort to find the original sources for much of this information has turned up the fact that Judge Robertson, brother of Wyndham Robertson, a mover and shaker of the book Pocahonta's Descendants, heard voices, and this is documented. For example, he was told by God in a clear voice in old bible words to write about Pocahontas' Descendants. His words. (And he did!, It is a real mess. There is evidence this Holy War Bolling descendant may have been involved in digging out graves, and destroying tombstones.) We can not depend on the Judge Robertsons to get our genealogy together. Oddly, I have found information that the Mr. Robert Bolling, who he wrote of, had no rank, nor a title, in the Royal Colony of Virginia, and may have been a de Bolling. Even his father in law called him Mr. Robert Bolling, in his will. So much of this genealogy may have been made up. There is firm evidence a family of Bolling, using the names Rolfe, Powhatan, and Metoaka, were in Virginia, in the same time frame. This family lived, raised families, left records, and died, but are told they are not related because the crazy Judge said so. I take the position that no one has the right answers, or the wrong ones. I even study the crazy Judges book. I study every thing I can find. This has made a few people angry, that I would dare question what they have been told. I hope to not run into people like that, as I have no desire to make them angry, and will avoid them if I can. Alsos there is a lot of different information floating about; I find that a James Bolling, born in 1756, is said to have married two different females; Sallie Blevins, and Letitia Gillespie. I have found older records which says that there were two James Bollings, each born in 1756. One the son of Benjamin Bolling, born in 1734, a Blue Bolling, and James the son of John b 1700, also a Blue Bolling. I take the position that someone may have bible records to prove who James married, or other evidence. I for one would love get proof and move on. One idea which might get us all on the same project, might be to list the known sources of information, and read these. It would clear a lot of this up. So far, the most reliable information source came in via Judge Zelma Price's records. Much of her information I have been able to confirm, but I have not completed this project. I am looking for two things, peace and the truth. I hope they are one and the same. Your friend, Ken Poole

I've gotten some requests to repost my Bowlin info, so here goes. It's going to 3 lists, so please excuse if you get duplicates :). I'm looking for ANY TIDBIT of info on Lucy (Lucinda?) Bowlin, b. ca 1816 (don't know where), d. Apr 11, 1859 in Patrick Co, VA. Her death record gives her parents as James and Frances Bowlin. Either she married another Bowling, or she had two daughters out of wedlock, Catherine (May 23, 1839-Feb 4, 1933) and Susan. I've checked the 1840 census records for Patrick Co., and the only household with a daughter the right age to be Catherine is Mark Bowling. Mark is not listed in the 1850 records; Lucy is the head of household then, which leads me to believe Mark could have been her husband. In 1850 or 1851, Lucy married Elisha Anglin and they had a son, Adron b. ca 1851. By the 1860 census, Lucy had died, Catherine had married William Anderson Rorrer, and Susan was living with Mr. Anglin and Adron. I would appreciate anything. Lucy doesn't seem to plug into the "Red Bollings" anywhere, at least not at this point. I'd appreciate any information on the "White Bollings" that anyone would be willing to send me. For now, she's still "Blue," and I'm still hunting for clues. Thanks all!

Kay Adams wrote: > > Janette, > I have a DELANEY BOWLING who married Elizabeth Collett. My information > comes from a book in progress by Montie Hendrickson family and others on > the first five generation of DILLION ASHER and NANCY DAVIS AND SARAH > DAVIS > He is listed as the father of John BOWLING who married NANCY ASHER d/o > RObert Asher and POLLY HALL in Leslie CO KY. > ROBERT is the son of ROBERT SIDNEY ASHER and MARY "POLLY" SIZEMORE. > THis is all the information I have. NANCY ASHER was born JUNE 26, 1892 > in Leslie CO. KY SHe married JOHN BOWLing May 19, 1913.. John was born > March 3, 1893.. they married in Asher in Leslie CO... John died MAy 21 > 1964 buried BOWENS CREEK< Leslie CO KY Nancy died dec 28, 1980 buried > BOWENS Creek, Leslie, CO KY > > DO you know any of these people... > That is all the information I have on this family but their are other > BOWLINGS that connect to the ASHER FAMILY in some way... > There is and index... > I will look and see if anyone wants me to see if anyone is included... > Kay Adams > Middlesboro,KY > >

Janette, I have a DELANEY BOWLING who married Elizabeth Collett. My information comes from a book in progress by Montie Hendrickson family and others on the first five generation of DILLION ASHER and NANCY DAVIS AND SARAH DAVIS He is listed as the father of John BOWLING who married NANCY ASHER d/o RObert Asher and POLLY HALL in Leslie CO KY. ROBERT is the son of ROBERT SIDNEY ASHER and MARY "POLLY" SIZEMORE. THis is all the information I have. NANCY ASHER was born JUNE 26, 2892 in Leslie CO. KY SHe married JOHN BOWLing May 19, 1913.. John was born March 3, 1893.. they married in Asher in Leslie CO... John died MAy 21 1964 buried BOWENS CREEK< Leslie CO KY Nancy died dec 28, 2980 buried BOWENS Creek, Leslie, CO KY DO you know any of these people... That is all the information I have on this family but their are other BOWLINGS that connect to the ASHER FAMILY in some way... There is and index... I will look and see if anyone wants me to see if anyone is included... Kay Adams Middlesboro,KY Janette Burke wrote: > > I am glad others enjoyed the Pocahontas web site. Since my research is > limited, I gather from the responses that what is posted can be generally > accepted as true? I guess I was holding my breath for someone to say, "No, > no, no, he has it all wrong!" > > Can someone suggest how to handle the change in spelling of the last name > in their databases. Different census will spell the last name different > (Boling, Bolling, etc.) and it is not consistent even for the same person. > I find it very difficult to search for someone in my own genealogy program > with all the different last names for the same family. Are there rules ;-) > for this or 'suggested procedures'. Any help would be appreciated. > > AND ONE MORE THING! > > I can't get beyond my GGgrandfather: DELANEY (Laney) BOWLING who married > Jane McWHORTER (b. 1860). Jane was from Clay County (f. was Elijah). > Delaney was shot and killed January 1880 at Walnut Creek church (I think > Owsley County). > > I have discovered 3 Delaney Bowlings in this area of KY of approx. the > right age (my guess 20 odd years in 1880). > > 1) Delaney s/o Elijah Bolin and Zelphia of Breathitt....but someone was > sure he lived beyond 1880...I ELIMINATED HIM. > > 2) Delaney s/o Delaney & Sara SPICER (Breathitt Co.)...anyone know who he > married or when he died?? > > 3) Delaney (b. 1858)s/o Stokely Bolin and Sintha JONES (Perry Co.)...anyone > know who he married or when he died?? > > If anyone else comes up with ANOTHER Delaney Bowling candidate, I don't > think I want to know ;-) > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Janette Dees Burke <jfburke@bellatlantic.net> > 'A Kentucky Colonel in Pittsburgh, PA' > ...the sun shines bright on my old Kentucky Home > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I am glad others enjoyed the Pocahontas web site. Since my research is limited, I gather from the responses that what is posted can be generally accepted as true? I guess I was holding my breath for someone to say, "No, no, no, he has it all wrong!" Can someone suggest how to handle the change in spelling of the last name in their databases. Different census will spell the last name different (Boling, Bolling, etc.) and it is not consistent even for the same person. I find it very difficult to search for someone in my own genealogy program with all the different last names for the same family. Are there rules ;-) for this or 'suggested procedures'. Any help would be appreciated. AND ONE MORE THING! I can't get beyond my GGgrandfather: DELANEY (Laney) BOWLING who married Jane McWHORTER (b. 1860). Jane was from Clay County (f. was Elijah). Delaney was shot and killed January 1880 at Walnut Creek church (I think Owsley County). I have discovered 3 Delaney Bowlings in this area of KY of approx. the right age (my guess 20 odd years in 1880). 1) Delaney s/o Elijah Bolin and Zelphia of Breathitt....but someone was sure he lived beyond 1880...I ELIMINATED HIM. 2) Delaney s/o Delaney & Sara SPICER (Breathitt Co.)...anyone know who he married or when he died?? 3) Delaney (b. 1858)s/o Stokely Bolin and Sintha JONES (Perry Co.)...anyone know who he married or when he died?? If anyone else comes up with ANOTHER Delaney Bowling candidate, I don't think I want to know ;-) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Janette Dees Burke <jfburke@bellatlantic.net> 'A Kentucky Colonel in Pittsburgh, PA' ...the sun shines bright on my old Kentucky Home ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

--------------------- Forwarded message: Subj: Re: David Bowling Date: 97-11-13 20:58:20 EST From: MAWJAW To: lrwallac@inet-direct.com Hello! Does anyone have a David BOWLING in their research? David is such a common name, but it seems that in all of the research that's been posted to this list and to the Bolling_Baker list on rootsweb, the name David never seems to surface. Any help or hints are greatly appreciated!! Julie Anne Bowling-Williams

Hello, below is a copy of my Bowling line most of which were in the CLAY CO KY AREA. I am the great grandchild of MAHALA BOWLING m SIMON PETER PFAFF I would like to hear from any of my family out there... ALso I would be glad to try and help any of you CLAY CO BOWLINGS. KAY ADAMS MIDDLSEBORO,KY Descendants of James Bolling Sr 1 James Bolling Sr 1756 - b: January 09, 1756 in VA . +Mary Polly Blevins ........ 2 Mary Molly Bowling 1775 - b: 1775 ........ 2 Katherine Bowling 1777 - b: May 20, 1777 ........ 2 Levi Bowling 1780 - b: 1780 ........ 2 Nancy Bowling 1783 - b: 1783 ........ 2 Elijan Bad Eli Bowling 1785 - b: 1785 ........ 2 WIlliam Bowling 1786 - b: 1786 ........ 2 Christopher Bowling 1787 - b: 1787 ........ 2 James Bowling 1789 - Abt 1870 b: 1789 in Hawkins Co TN d: Abt 1870 in Clay Co, Ky ............ +Kizze Lockard 1790-1800 - Abt 1873 b: 1790-1800 in NC m: May 25, 1808 in Clay Co, Ky d: Abt 1873 ................... 3 ? Bowling ................... 3 Thomas J Bowling ................... 3 ?? Bowling 120-1810 - b: 120-1810 ................... 3 ? Bowling 1804-1810 - b: 1804-1810 ................... 3 Pegga Bowling 1810-1820 - b: 1810-1820 ................... 3 John L Bowling 1816 - 1870-1880 b: 1816 in KY d: 1870-1880 in Clay Co, Ky ....................... +Arrah Asher 1827 - 1868 b: 1827 in KY m: February 04, 1847 in Clay Co, Ky d: 1868 in Clay Co, Ky .............................. 4 Lutecia Bowling 1849 - b: 1849 .............................. 4 Thomas J Bowling 1850 - b: 1850 .............................. 4 Christopher Bowling 1855 - b: 1855 .............................. 4 Lucinda Bowling 1856 - b: 1856 .............................. 4 Mary Jane Bowling 1859 - b: 1859 .............................. 4 William Bowling 1864 - b: April 07, 1864 .............................. 4 Mahala Bowling 1868 - b: 1868 .................................. +Simon Peter Pfaff ................... 3 Lucinda Bowling Abt 1819 - b: Abt 1819 ................... 3 Christopher Bowling 1820 - b: 1820 ................... 3 ? Bowling 1825-1830 - b: 1825-1830 ........ 2 John Bowling 1790 - b: 1790 ........ 2 Joseph Bowling 1792 - b: 1792

James Paul Bowlin, b. March 11, 1860 [?Clay Co., KY], died February 11, 1919, according to the information on his tombstone. HOWEVER, after waiting more than 3 weeks for his death certificate, I received notice from Vital Statistics that after searching death records for 1911-1993, no death certificate was found. This man is surrounded with mystery concerning his death [how, when & where]. He was a foreman at WHITEHALL, home of abolitionist and Russian Ambassador, Cassius Marcellus Clay, in Madison Co., KY during latter part of 1800's. The last of his five children was born about 1894, although he and his wife were certainly young enough to have had others. His wife, Almeda HILL Bowlin, lived until 1936 moving between the homes of her children. Many of the grandchildren, 5 of them still living, were between ages 9 and 25 at the time of Almeda's death and heard many stories about their life at Whitehall...but not of a prominent event in late 1890's involving "the Bowling Brothers, foremen for Clay..." During a confrontation with a would-be assasin sent by KKK to kill Cassius Clay, one of the brothers was killed. Clay sent the other to the home of the assasin to retaliate. That brother was then arrested, tried and convicted of murder. The brothers were not referred to by given names, so it has been speculation as to which was James and which was his brother, presumably Eli. NONE of the grandchildren remember James, even though one granddaughter was 8 years old in 1919, the year James supposedly died. In fact, Almeda was already living with her children by that time. This leads to the suspicion that James was the brother sent to prison. Bottom line-------------HELP!! Any leads to the family of news of this event would be helpful and most appreciated. Thanks------Sandi Fraley Stacy

The following is a web address which has a very extensive listing of the descendants of Pocahontas. He has also some very interesting articles as well as several links to other interesting spots. http://members.tripod.com/~AlanCheshire/index.html The site is by Alan Rickards; Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, England and is titled: Alan's Genealogy and Cheshire, England Page After you visit, let me know what you think of his posted lineage. I'm still trying to sort my Boling/Bolling/Bowlings out!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Janette Dees Burke <jfburke@bellatlantic.net> 'A Kentucky Colonel in Pittsburgh, PA' ...the sun shines bright on my old Kentucky Home ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I would love to hear from someone out there who has heard of these Bollens. Thanks so much for the help. My 4ggrandfather, John CARUTHERS Jr. married Rachel BOLLEN, 1806 in St. Clair County, Illinois Territory. Charlotte BOLLEN married James MCDANEIL the same place and same year. I can find no other reference to Bollen (any spelling) at that time and place. The CARUTHER'S family was in Christian Co. Kentucky in 1800 and in the Christian Co. KY deed book, Sept 1811 is the following information: James MCDANIEL and wife Charlotte, of Christian Co. Ky, power of Attorney to James D. Davis of Christian re estate land as heir to John BOLIN deceased who last lived in the state of Virginia, county of Stafford. Charlotte dau of John BOLIN. (In registration of deed, she is called Magret.) Sandy Sandy Wilson Augusta sandya@directcon.net

I am looking for information on David E BOLING/BOWLEN he was married too Louisa J B ANDERSON they were married in 1843. David was born 1823 and Louisa was born 1827. they had two children that I know of Lennie and Mary E. They may have been Cherokee or Mary E may have married a Cherokee. I was told that there was Indian on this side of my family. Thanks for the help! Laurie Ray http:www.geocities.com/heartland/ranch/1871 lilieprl@geocities.com

BOWLING GROUP, I have sent this inquiry to the Redding group and the Baker_Bolin group. Does any member have information regarding John Bowling and Dorcus Redding Boling? Later...Fred

I knew of the STITHS but had followed Ann's brother Drury. Originally I was told that Rebecca BOLLING was the daughter of Samuel THOMPSON and Rhoda BOLLING. I wondered why she carried her mother's name but have since found out that Samuel and Rhoda weren't married until Rebecca was 16. I believe that Rebecca's parents are probably ? Bolling and Rhoda ?. This is the information I received on Elizabeth Fleming: An interesting example of the influence of Jordans is the law in early Virginia, North Carolina and other parts of the south that disallowed any marriage between Europeans and Indians unless the Indian was a descendant of Pocahantas. This exception to the law was probably insisted upon by Samuel's (born 1578) great great grandson Samuel born 1678, who was a member of the House of Burgess during the time the law was enacted. It was this Samuel that married Elizabeth Flemming who was Pocahantas' great granddaughter. Both Elizabeth and Samuel were Quakers, who even at that early time held very liberal ideas. Elizabeth was the daughter of Col. Fleming and Susannah Tarleton. Do you know of a home page or web site that shows the descendants of Pocahontas? What I have now is: 1 John Rolfe b May 1585 d March 1621/22 m 1614 +Pocahontas b abt 1593 d March 1616/17 2 Thomas Rolfe Jan 1613/14 d aft 1675 m + Jane Poythress 3 John b 1672 3 Jane b 1674 d bef 1713 m bef 1712 + Robert Bolling b 4 Jane Bolling abt 1712 + William Gay (2nd wife of Robert Bolling) Anne Stith b 4 Ann Bolling b 1713 + John Hall b 1709 5 Lucy Hall b 1736 d Feb 1815 + Richard Stith b Sept 1727 d Nov 1802 m Dec 1756 6 Lucy Stith b March 1761 d June 1802 m June 1780 + William Jordan Thank you for your information. Beverly (Jordan) Whitney judith murphy wrote: > > Beverly: > > I see that Ann BOLLING/BOWLING was b 1713 and John Hall 1709 -- you showed > 1736 but think you just hit some wrong keys since that is daughters birth date. > Ann was dau of Robert Bowling and Ann STITH (the white Bollings). > > As for Rhoda I see there were several by that name and born around the same > time -- one was born 1803 and the dau of Benjamin Bolling Jr 1754-1819 and > Sally Tabitha Hancock but in the record I found it said Rhoda was unmarried > and showed no descendants (of course this could be wrong -- I have seen > similar circumstances in the past); another was Rhoda Bolling b 1804 and > married John Fitch with a daughter Rebecca b 1843 (it showed some other > children too). Then again there could be a Rhoda I just haven't found yet. > > I see no grgrandaughter by name of Elizabeth Fleming and the date of birth > would be too soon to have even been the grgrandaughter since John and Jane > (the only gr-grandchildren of Pocohahontas) were born in 1672 and 1674, > respectively and these were the only two who would have had her bloodline to > carry on (Pocahontas did not have any known children by her first marriage > to Capt Kococum ?spelling). There are Flemings but they come much later > (Col John Fleming b 1697 who married Mary Bowling, b 1711. Again the > Elizabeth b 1680 would be too soon to be a Red Bowling and so couldn't have > been a gr-granddaughter of hers as far as I can tell from records I have > seen to date. > > Judy M. -- ****************************************************************************** B.Whitney Bill's favorite places: http://www.halcyon.com/columba/notebook/ http://www.geocities.com/~kasinhunter/ Bev's Family Tree: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/h/i/Beverly--Whitney/ researching Jordan, Moore, Caudill/Cordle/Cordial/ Bev's favorite place: http://members.tripod.com/~LawrenceCounty_KY/LCKY.html ******************************************************************************

I am researching a set of allied families that lived in the Jackson/Clay County area before the Civil War, then after 1865 moved on to Franklin County, IL, then to Johnson County TX. I have a fair amount of info on the McCarley line (came from Jackson County, AL before moving to TN) and the Flatt line. Looking for other researchers of these surnames in these areas to share notes and info. Sue morgana@ghg.net http://members.tripod.com/~Essie/index.htm

My Bowlin family sounds familar in places and given names. However I haven't been able to find a connection. Andrew Jackson Bowlin b. approx 1869, d. 1948 lived in Hawkins Cnty. Tenn His brothers were John and Jesse.Jesse and Andrew married twin sisters Florence and Belle Smith. Jesse and Belle moved to California. Andrew and Florence had: Frank James Robert Jerome Evan b.Dec.16 1984 Dewey Hersey Any connections would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Nancy Bowlin Curran

kkuk92@tcnet.net This is where I received the information from that I posted earlier. Apparently I did not get her address copied from the material I sent to the list. Sorry about that Kay, trying to correct the mistake. Kaye

I received the following information this morning, and I ask for permission to post it to the list. Kaye Hello Kaye, I am sorry but my post is missleading. I know my BOwling line came into KY very early from TN and VA...I should have listed the Bowlings under VA and KY not just TN... MY 4 great grandfather John Bowling b.Tn Married to ARRAH ASHER He has several brothers and sisters just do not know much about them...James Bowling b. Hawkins Co TN was his father and his mother was Kizze Lockard. Here is what I have... Descendants of Robert Bolling 1 Robert Bolling 1646 - 1709 b: December 26, 1646 in All Hallows, Barking, Essex, England d: July 07, 1709 in Kippax Charles City VA . +Jane Rolfe 1650 - 1676 b: October 10, 1650 in Henrico Co Va d: 1676 in Kippax Charles City VA ........ 2 John Bolling 1674/75 - 1729 b: January 26, 1674/75 in Kippax Charles City VA d: April 20, 1729 in Cobbs, Henrico Co VA Fact 1: Called Colonel ............ +Mary Kenyon Abt 1678 - 1726/27 b: Abt 1678 in Conjurer's Kneck, Henrico CO. Va d: January 29, 1726/27 in Cobbs, Henrico Co, VA ................... 3 Major John Bolling 1699/00 - 1757 b: January 20, 1699/00 in Henrico Co Va d: September 06, 1757 in Flat Gap, Wise Co VA ....................... +Mary Elizabeth Blair 1708/09 - 1775 b: January 20, 1708/09 m: August 01, 1728 in Chesterfield Co VA d: April 22, 1775 .............................. 4 James Bolling Sr 1756 - b: January 09, 1756 in VA .................................. +Mary Polly Blevins ......................................... 5 Mary Molly Bowling 1775 - b: 1775 ......................................... 5 Katherine Bowling 1777 - b: May 20, 1777 ......................................... 5 Levi Bowling 1780 - b: 1780 ......................................... 5 Nancy Bowling 1783 - b: 1783 ......................................... 5 Elijan Bad Eli Bowling 1785 - b: 1785 ......................................... 5 WIlliam Bowling 1786 - b: 1786 ......................................... 5 Christopher Bowling 1787 - b: 1787 ......................................... 5 James Bowling 1789 - Abt 1870 b: 1789 in Hawkins Co TN d: Abt 1870 in Clay Co, Ky ............................................. +Kizze Lockard 1790-1800 - Abt 1873 b: 1790-1800 in NC m: May 25, 1808 in Clay Co, Ky d: Abt 1873 .................................................... 6 ? Bowling .................................................... 6 Thomas J Bowling .................................................... 6 ?? Bowling 120-1810 - b: 120-1810 .................................................... 6 ? Bowling 1804-1810 - b: 1804-1810 .................................................... 6 Pegga Bowling 1810-1820 - b: 1810-1820 .................................................... 6 John L Bowling 1816 - 1870-1880 b: 1816 in KY d: 1870-1880 in Clay Co, Ky ........................................................ +Arrah Asher 1827 - 1868 b: 1827 in KY m: February 04, 1847 in Clay Co, Ky d: 1868 in Clay Co, Ky .............................................................. 7 Lutecia Bowling 1849 - b: 1849 .............................................................. 7 Thomas J Bowling 1850 - b: 1850 .............................................................. 7 Christopher Bowling 1855 - b: 1855 .............................................................. 7 Lucinda Bowling 1856 - b: 1856 .............................................................. 7 Mary Jane Bowling 1859 - b: 1859 .............................................................. 7 William Bowling 1864 - b: April 07, 1864 .............................................................. 7 Mahala Bowling 1868 - b: 1868 .................................................................. +Simon Peter Pfaff ........................................................................ Minnie Pfaff ........................................................................ . +Henry Harrison Downey. .................................................... 6 Lucinda Bowling Abt 1819 - b: Abt 1819 .................................................... 6 Christopher Bowling 1820 - b: 1820 .................................................... 6 ? Bowling 1825-1830 - b: 1825-1830 ......................................... 5 John Bowling 1790 - b: 1790 ......................................... 5 Joseph Bowling 1792 - b: 1792 .............................. 4 Matotaka Bolling .............................. 4 Archibald Bolling .............................. 4 Elizabeth Bolling .............................. 4 WIlliam Bolling .............................. 4 Gerrard Jarrett Bolling .............................. 4 Martha Bolling .............................. 4 Benjamin Bolling .............................. 4 Dorthea Bolling .............................. 4 Thomas Bolling .............................. 4 John WIlliam Bolling .............................. 4 Robert Bolling .............................. 4 Jane Bolling .............................. 4 Rodney Bolling .............................. 4 Mary Bolling .............................. 4 Rolfe Bolling .............................. 4 Edward Bolling .............................. 4 Sarah Bolling .............................. 4 Archibald Bolling .............................. 4 Anne Bolling .............................. 4 Powhatan Bolling ................... 3 Jane Bolling 1703 - b: 1703 ................... 3 Mary Bolling 1711 - b: 1711 ................... 3 Elizabeth Bolling 1709 - b: 1709 ................... 3 Martha Bolling 1713 - b: 1713 ................... 3 Anne Bolling ................... 3 Evelina Bolling ................... 3 Susan Bolling

Just sharing this little tidbit in hopes of helping someone. From "Our Heritage" July 1993 On April 1, 1875 at Panco, Ky., a small settlement 10 miles from Oneida in Clay Co., a baby girl was born to Howell & Della (DAVIDSON) BOWLING. She was given the name Sarah. Sarah married George BURNS in or around the year 1900. To the union 10 children were born; sons, Henry, Austin, IN. Roscoe, Hamilton, Oh. Herbert & Fred, both of Oneida Daughters; Ofa, Napier, IN. Ella BARGER, Richmond, Ky. Rhoda BARGER Chloe GIBSON Maggie SIZEMORE, all of Oneida, Ceanry BURNS, a son is deceased (1975). **************************************************************************** "There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home." --Ken Olson, pres., chrmn. and fdr. of Digital Equipment Corp.,1977 Cumberland River Region List--Whitley, Wayne, Pulaski, McCreary, Knox, Bell, and Harlan Counties in beautiful old KENTUCKY. To Subscribe, Send message; subscribe to <CUMBERLAND-RIVER-request@rootsweb.com> *****************************************************************************