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. >X-Message: #4 >Date: Fri, 07 Nov 1997 07:43:14 -0600 >From: "B. Whitney" <bwhitney@mail.usmo.com> >To: a.broaddus@genie.com >CC: "BOWLING-L@rootsweb.com" <BOWLING-L@rootsweb.com> >Message-ID: <34631AF2.A1EBB651@mail.usmo.com> >Subject: Re: Red, White, Blue Bollings >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Alice, > >Thank you for the information. I'm not sure exactly where I fit in. >I have an Ann BOLLING b bef 1721 m to John HALL b 1736 with a daughter >Lucy HALL b 1736 Campbell Co, VA who married Richard STITH in Dec. >1756. Lucy and Richard had a daughter Lucy STITH b March 1761 in >Campbell Co, VA m to William JORDAN June 1780. William and Lucy were >my 4th great grandparents. > >I also have a Rebecca BOLLING b 1830 in KY m to James MOORE May 1851. >James was either my 3rd great grandfather or my uncle. Still working >on that. I believe at this point he was my uncle. Rebecca was his >2nd wife. Rebecca is the daughter of Rhoda BOLLING b 1803. Her first >husband is unknown. 2nd she married Samuel THOMPSON in 1846 in KY. > >Also I have Elizabeth FLEMING b 1680 in St. Peters Parish, VA m Samuel >JORDAN Oct 1703 in VA. Elizabeth is the daughter of Col. FLEMING and >Susannah TARLETON. I understand that Elizabeth is the great >granddaughter of Pocahontas. Samuel and Elizabeth are my 6th and 7th >great grandparents. > >Just as a guess, it looks like Elizabeth FLEMING might be a Red, Ann >BOLLING might be white and Rebecca could be anywhere. > >Once again thank you for the information. > >Beverly Whitney > >a.broaddus@genie.com wrote: >

These are the two spellings I have on my 5th Great Grandmother, Nancy Bollen/Bollene. She was married to John Callahan and both would have been born ca 1743 in or around Stafford CO, VA. Their one son of record, was John Callahan, 1780, VA, went to Louisiana and married in 1809 Marie Josephen Boudreau/Boudrot/Boudreaux. If anyone has the spelling in their BOWLLING's I'd appreciate you letting me know. Sincerely, Rose C. Webb rosewebb@datasync.com

Hi, to all the newcomers to the Bowling List. I am researching the Bolling families in Virginia in an effort to find them all, that being the only way to resolve the matter of Bolling roots in our area. So far we have defined the Red, White, Blue and Ugly Bollings. Much progress has been made on several branches of the Bollings in NC. Be assured the term Blue Bolling is not a joke, but is the label given to the descendants of the Price list of Bolling who are known to descend from the Powhatan/Rolfe marriage. This family was the first known family to use the names Powhatan, Rolfe, Meatoaka and predated those of the book Pocahantas Descendants. When those of the book Pocahontas' Descendants realized their was a another family using the Indian names, before they did, they proclaimed them to be from out of the Blue. Hence the name Blue Bolling. It turns out the Blues have documented records into John Bolling and Mary Kennon. Some believe another John Bolling "of Chesterfield County" is mixed up with this set, wrongly. There is evidence that the John Bolling of Chesterfield may have come from a family of de Bolling, and further evidence much of the evidence presented in the book Pocahontas Descendants, was "found" by one man. Judge John Robertson, of whom it is written, that Judge Robertson was ordered by God, in a clear voice, and in old bible words to write the book Pocahontas' Descendants. Mr. Robert Bolling of Charles City County who married a Stith may be the de Bolling family, the father of John of Chesterfield, but not the Robert said to marry Jane Rolfe. A fight began a 150 years ago, even gravesites have been destroyed in their zeal to hide the evidence. History rewritten. We now have an effort underway to learn what we can, and find the facts of this matter. The BFA has been no help, using the information handed out by the "crazy" Judge, as evidence. (There is a medical term for those who hear voices, in the manner he did.) Some of the John Bolling/Mary Kennon family did have daughters to intermarry with the Ugly Bolling (there is a reason for the name Ugly Bollings if someone would like to see it), and this is likely the source of the original confusion. Ken

Alice, Thank you for the information. I'm not sure exactly where I fit in. I have an Ann BOLLING b bef 1721 m to John HALL b 1736 with a daughter Lucy HALL b 1736 Campbell Co, VA who married Richard STITH in Dec. 1756. Lucy and Richard had a daughter Lucy STITH b March 1761 in Campbell Co, VA m to William JORDAN June 1780. William and Lucy were my 4th great grandparents. I also have a Rebecca BOLLING b 1830 in KY m to James MOORE May 1851. James was either my 3rd great grandfather or my uncle. Still working on that. I believe at this point he was my uncle. Rebecca was his 2nd wife. Rebecca is the daughter of Rhoda BOLLING b 1803. Her first husband is unknown. 2nd she married Samuel THOMPSON in 1846 in KY. Also I have Elizabeth FLEMING b 1680 in St. Peters Parish, VA m Samuel JORDAN Oct 1703 in VA. Elizabeth is the daughter of Col. FLEMING and Susannah TARLETON. I understand that Elizabeth is the great granddaughter of Pocahontas. Samuel and Elizabeth are my 6th and 7th great grandparents. Just as a guess, it looks like Elizabeth FLEMING might be a Red, Ann BOLLING might be white and Rebecca could be anywhere. Once again thank you for the information. Beverly Whitney a.broaddus@genie.com wrote: > << What are Red, White and Blue Bollings? >> > << Beverly Whitney > > Hi, Beverly, LOL! It's just a light-hearted way of distinguishing which > branch of the BOLLING family tree you come from........ > > RED, WHITE and BLUE is a way of distinguishing the BOLLING lines as > follows: > > RED BOLLINGS: Descendants of Major Robert BOLLING, emigrant from England, > 1660, who married Jane Rolfe, the granddaughter of Pocahontas. > > WHITE BOLLINGS: Descendants of Major Robert BOLLING, (ABOVE), and his > second wife, Anne Stith of Va. > > BLUE BOLLINGS: Some of us believe that we were descended from Capt > Thomas BOWLING, a sea captain, who arrived in Jamestown VA in 1610 with his > wife, Mary BOWLING, and her parents, William and Mary BOWLING. They stayed > only a short while and went to Maryland. After many years, the family went > back into VA and settled. (This is where I think I belong) > > It is said of any line that is not of the Maj Robert BOLLING line and his > wife, Jane Rolfe, or Anne Stith, that: > > "They just popped up out of the Blue" <VBG> > Actually, there are many lines of BOLLING which have not been identified > with the first two lines as described above, and we are all still trying to > find the right ones to identify with. It is an easy way to distinguish the > lines without going into a long explanation each time. > > Many people now, as the lines are more thoroughly researched, call > themselves variously - PURPLE, since they are descended from the RED and > the BLUE, PINK to distinguish those who have RED and WHITE ancestry....and > those of us who are GREEN (with envy) because we can't figure out where we > belong and that category is very large! <vbg> > > Hope this doesn't thoroughly confuse you. > > Alice in Houston > Alice BUSSEY Broaddus > ============================================================= > ABB5985@AOL.com > a.broaddus@Juno.com > a.broaddus@genie.com > MTBV40A@prodigy.com > > ANDERSON-*-ASKINS-*-BELL-*-BLEDSOE-*-BOLLING-*-BONHAM-*-BROADDUS > BURGAMY-*-BUSSEY-*-CAVANAGH-*-CHRISTIAN-*-DOTY-*-DUNCAN > DUSHAROONE-*-FULLER-*-GORDON-*-GORDY-*-GWYNNE-*-HARRY-*-HEARD > HAYS/HAYES-*-HOWARD-*-HUBBARD-*-HUME-*-JAMES-*-KAVANAGH > LANDRUM-*-LATHROP-*-LEMASTER-*-LOVE-*-MILLER-*-MURPHY-*-OLDHAM > PARKER-*-PATTILLO-*-PATTON-*-PENNINGTON-*- PRITCHETT-*-ROYAL > SCOTT-*-SMITH -*-WALTERS-*-WARREN-*-WILLIAMS > (MA,NJ,DE,MD,VA,KY,NC,SC,GA,TX ) -- ****************************************************************************** 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 ******************************************************************************

Looking for info on Alfred Bolen m to Keziah Johnston, Lived in Hawkins county TN until 1865-1866 then moved to Indiana with 11 children and probably some in-laws. Does anyone know who is parents were? Have hit a brick wall. Thanks Paula

Hi, I am not sure which color Bollings I descend from, but I believe it is the Red Bollings. The BFA has challenged that recently, but I have a book that lists My ancestor as one of those 22 children, including many pictures. I have a request for those on this list: My gr gr gr grandfather was AD Bolling/Bowling listed in the Clay CO, KY census. I have a communication from a Mr. Bige Hensley stating information that AD ran for a public office and used as his campaign strategy a poster of himself seated on a donkey. I would dearly LOVE a copy of that poster! Any suggestions as to how I might find a copy? THanks, Kay-

Red Bollings are those who are BLOOD descendants of Pocohantas through her granddaughter, Jane Rolfe who married Robert Bolling. White Bollings are those descended from the second marriage of Robert Bolling to Ann Stith [after Pocohantas' granddaughter, Jane Rolfe Bolling, died (they are half-sisters and brothers to the red Bollings)] and their descendants are known as White Bollings Blue is a "joke" -- you know the red, white and blue that means we are Americans and many persons not descended from Pocohantas or the other children of Robert Bolling but who are Americans call them the Blue Bollings. Judy M. >>but I am pretty sure that we are not descended from >> the RED BOLLINGs or the WHITE BOLLINGs, but are definitely BLUE BOLLINGS. >What are Red, White and Blue Bollings? >Beverly Whitney --

Thanks Alice!!! I am definately a VERY GREEN BOWLING!!! : ) Julie Anne Bowling Williams

From: BWHITNEY@MAIL.USMO.COM@INET03# Internet Gateway <<< a.broaddus@genie.com wrote: <<< but I am pretty sure that we are not descended from <<< the RED BOLLINGs or the WHITE BOLLINGs, but are definitely BLUE <<< BOLLINGS. << What are Red, White and Blue Bollings? >> << Beverly Whitney Hi, Beverly, LOL! It's just a light-hearted way of distinguishing which branch of the BOLLING family tree you come from........ RED, WHITE and BLUE is a way of distinguishing the BOLLING lines as follows: RED BOLLINGS: Descendants of Major Robert BOLLING, emigrant from England, 1660, who married Jane Rolfe, the granddaughter of Pocahontas. WHITE BOLLINGS: Descendants of Major Robert BOLLING, (ABOVE), and his second wife, Anne Stith of Va. BLUE BOLLINGS: Some of us believe that we were descended from Capt Thomas BOWLING, a sea captain, who arrived in Jamestown VA in 1610 with his wife, Mary BOWLING, and her parents, William and Mary BOWLING. They stayed only a short while and went to Maryland. After many years, the family went back into VA and settled. (This is where I think I belong) It is said of any line that is not of the Maj Robert BOLLING line and his wife, Jane Rolfe, or Anne Stith, that: "They just popped up out of the Blue" <VBG> Actually, there are many lines of BOLLING which have not been identified with the first two lines as described above, and we are all still trying to find the right ones to identify with. It is an easy way to distinguish the lines without going into a long explanation each time. Many people now, as the lines are more thoroughly researched, call themselves variously - PURPLE, since they are descended from the RED and the BLUE, PINK to distinguish those who have RED and WHITE ancestry....and those of us who are GREEN (with envy) because we can't figure out where we belong and that category is very large! <vbg> Hope this doesn't thoroughly confuse you. Alice in Houston Alice BUSSEY Broaddus ============================================================= ABB5985@AOL.com a.broaddus@Juno.com a.broaddus@genie.com MTBV40A@prodigy.com ANDERSON-*-ASKINS-*-BELL-*-BLEDSOE-*-BOLLING-*-BONHAM-*-BROADDUS BURGAMY-*-BUSSEY-*-CAVANAGH-*-CHRISTIAN-*-DOTY-*-DUNCAN DUSHAROONE-*-FULLER-*-GORDON-*-GORDY-*-GWYNNE-*-HARRY-*-HEARD HAYS/HAYES-*-HOWARD-*-HUBBARD-*-HUME-*-JAMES-*-KAVANAGH LANDRUM-*-LATHROP-*-LEMASTER-*-LOVE-*-MILLER-*-MURPHY-*-OLDHAM PARKER-*-PATTILLO-*-PATTON-*-PENNINGTON-*- PRITCHETT-*-ROYAL SCOTT-*-SMITH -*-WALTERS-*-WARREN-*-WILLIAMS (MA,NJ,DE,MD,VA,KY,NC,SC,GA,TX )

I a new to the list and have seen several messages on William Bowling. I do not know enough aobut my BOLEN to know if there are any connections. I have a William Bolen in 1850 Wayne County. 1850 Wayne County, KY Census #99 NO OCCUP BOLEN William 56 Tenn Elizabeth 46 " William A. 22 " farmer George W. 21 " laborer Larkin B. 17 " " R.S.F.M. 14 KY Elizabeth 11 " Louisa 7 " Roza E. 5 " Sarah A. 9 " I have only known about this family for a week. An older daughter referred to as Sarah but Susan on ggrandfathers Death certificate is not shown . She was born in 1820 and Married John Miller from Wayne and Russell co KY. Previous messages with Miller connections was interesting plus mother and daughter both named Elizabeth. Does anyone see any connection? Sandy

Looking for information on Thomas Boling Jr. b. 1803 NC., was living in Haywood Co., Tn., in 1870 by his brother Burges Bowling. In 1850 living in Fayette Co., Tn. Thomas m. 21 Nov., 1827 Gibson Co., Tn., Sarah Hopkins b. 1801 NC. The following children: 1. Cornelius W. Bolin b 1 April, 1826 Tn., d. 7 Apr, 1901 Greene Co., Arkansas m 15 Dec., 1853 Anne E. Stamper. Was in CW. 2. Burgis Bolin b. 1829, Tn.m Mary Unknown. In 1860 Burgis and Mary found living in St. Francis Township, Greene Co., Arkansas near Thomas Bolin. In 1880 Burgis and family living in Poland Township, Greene Co., Arkansas. 3. Charity Bolin b. 1833 NFI 4. Mary J. Bolin, b. 1846 NFI 5. John H. Bolin m. 2 Feb., 1878 Greene Co., Arkansas Sarah S. Cupp. John was a Confederate soldier, with 30th Arkansas Co., N McNills Reg. Ar Inft. Enlisted 7-10-1862 at Jonesboro, by Capt. G. D. Byers CW conf. 30th Ar. Co., N Harts Reg. Ark.Onft., appeears on Company Muster Roll for 2-28-1863 4-30 1865. If anyone finds any of this information incorrect, please advise me. Any information on these families will be most appreciated. Kaye in Arkansas

For those of you who didn't see this on the Lewis listing, I am forwarding it to the Bowling list to see if there are any connections... Tthanks!!! kaite... --------------------- Forwarded message: Subj: Fwd: Lewis Date: 97-11-02 21:13:26 EST From: Kaite103 To: Kaite109 --------------------- Forwarded message: From: kbpoole@atomic.net (Ken Poole) To: lewis-l@rootsweb.com Date: 97-10-24 11:28:29 EST Hi, I am looking for Elizabeth Lewis who was said to have married to John Bolling. Elizabeth, we are told, died, and John remarried to Elizabeth Blair. Elizabeth Lewis's father is said to be John Lewis, and she married in Gloucester County. She would have been born about 1700. However, I found a record in which another researcher says Elizabeth lived a full life, and was married to a John Bolling. This, if true, indicated two John Bolling in the area, and that they were mixed up. Any help with this confusing research will help. Ken Poole ==== LEWIS Mailing List ==== Support RootsWeb!!! Visit www.rootsweb.com to find out more about becoming a member or sponsor.

a.broaddus@genie.com wrote: but I am pretty sure that we are not descended from > the RED BOLLINGs or the WHITE BOLLINGs, but are definitely BLUE BOLLINGS. What are Red, White and Blue Bollings? Beverly Whitney -- ****************************************************************************** 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 ******************************************************************************

<< WMADAVIS@KIH.NET@INET00# wrote: << Dr. William K. BOWLING was a prominent physician in Nashville, Tennessee in the mid-to-late 1800's. Before that he lived in Logan County, Kentucky. He was a founder of a medical school there. He wrote a sketch of his family stating that his grandfather was Skerlock Bowling who had four sons, including his father William BOWLING (who married Sally SPILLMAN on Dec 23 1794 in Virginia), Jesse BOWLING, but the other brothers were unnamed. << I'm told there is a 1792 Spotsylvania County Virginia of a Jesse BOLIN, wife Sarah and children William, Jesse Butler, James, Skirlock, and Mary BURRES. <<Dr. Bowling was so certain of the Pocahontas connection that he named one of his sons Powhaton Bowling. <<Any info appreciated. >> Hi, Bill Davis (again) I am a descendent of William BOWLING (1725-1773) and his wife, Ann Sims, of Orange Co, VA. They had five sons, four of whom took part in the Rev War, and one daughter. Their sons were William, Jesse and Thornberry, who were soldiers in the war, and my ancestor, the eldest, John whose name is generally spelled with just one "l", who was a patriot and furnished supplies to the troop. I don't recognize your names, and by the mid 1800s, my BOWLINGs had daughtered out. I just responded to a note from you about Capt Miller BLEDSOE, R.S., and later a Baptist minister. Miller married the dau of John BOLING, Sr, and Ursula BELL - her name was Jean Elizabeth BOWLING. As far as I have been able to determine so far, this family were descended from Capt Thomas BOWLING, who arrived in Jamestown on The Swan in 1610, 50 years before Capt Robert BOLLING, who mar the granddaughter of Pocahontas, Jane Rolfe, arrived in Virginia. I have not been able yet to tie into the family of Capt Thomas, but I am pretty sure that we are not descended from the RED BOLLINGs or the WHITE BOLLINGs, but are definitely BLUE BOLLINGS. For years before I learned about Capt Thomas, I tried to tie our line into the RED BOLLINGs, but since my William is a contemporary of William, a possible son of Major Robert and wife Elizabeth BLAIR, it is mostly likely that we are not RED BOLLINGs. That William married Amelia Randolph, but it is not absolutely proven that he was one of Maj Robert's 23(?) children. There are a lot of questions yet to be answered about that generation of BOLLINGs. Have you contacted the Bolling Family Association? They put out a newsletter with very good information and they have a big get-together every one or two years. I have been a member for some years, but have never been able to get to one of their meetings. They have been very helpful in putting me in touch with other BOLLING/BOWLING/BOLING researchers. There was definitely a branch of this family that moved to Kentucky, but I don't know too much about them. Wish I knew more. Let me know if I can help you. Alice in Houston

Do you have more on the Smith or Stith lineages you are researching? Ken At 08:11 PM 11/2/97 -0800, you wrote: >BOWLING-D Digest Volume 97 : Issue 5 > >Today's Topics: > #1 JEAN BOLLING b ? VA, d 16 Apr 1773 [Karen Chambliss <KarenChambliss@co] > #2 Hello [a.broaddus@genie.com] > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Sat, 1 Nov 1997 23:22:31 -0500 >From: Karen Chambliss <KarenChambliss@compuserve.com> >To: "INTERNET:BOWLING-L@rootsweb.com" <BOWLING-L@rootsweb.com> >Message-ID: <199711012322_MC2-265D-5B81@compuserve.com> >Subject: JEAN BOLLING b ? VA, d 16 Apr 1773 VA >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 >Content-Disposition: inline >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit > >I am seeking information on: > >Jean BOLLING b ? Greensville Co, VA, d 16 Apr 1773 Greensville Co, VA, m 23 >Mar 1758 in Greensville Co, VA to Henry CHAMBLISS b 30 Aug 1734 Prince >George Co, GA, d 1795 Greensville Co, VA. > >My line of descent goes from their son William CHAMBLISS b 24 Dec 1761 >Emporia, Greensville Co, VA, d 10 Jan 1826 Halifax Co, North Carolina, m >1790 in ? to Mary SOUTHALL b ? d ? > >Any information on her family would be greatly appreciated. > >Best regards, > >Karen > > KAREN CHAMBLISS, Petaluma, California, USA > E-mail: KarenChambliss@compuserve.com > > ****** FAMILY WEB PAGES ****** > > http://www.telepath.com/bfallwel/karen.html > (Karen Chambliss, Women's Army Corps) > > http://www.slic.com/bigelow/eunice5/htm > (g.g.g.g.grandmother, Eunice Bigelow) > > http://members.aol.com/GFSSam/index.morse.html > (g.g.g.grandmother, Eunice Morse) > > http://www.santarosa.edu/~mdonovan > (Philosophy on the Web by Michael Donovan) > > ****** FAMILY SURNAMES BEING RESEARCHED ****** > > Immigrated Great Britain to Virginia >ABERNATHY / ATHEROLD / BALL / BOLLING / BOWATER / CHAMBLISS / >CHANDLER / CHINN / CLARY / CLAYTON / ELLIS / ELLISON / FITCH / >FRANCIS / GARRETT / GLASCOCK / GRIFFIN or GRIFFITH / HILL / >HOBSON / HOLLSWAY / JONES / JUET or JOUST / LEE / LEWIS / MEIARS / >MOOR / MORGAN / NICHOLLS or NICHOLAS / PARKER / ROBERTS / >ROMNEY / SCARLET / SETTLE / SHEARMAN / SHOTTON / SMITH or STITH >/ SPRINGER / SOUTHALL /SWINDOLL / TAPSCOTT / TARPLEY / TAYLOR / >TRAVERS / VOORHIES / WEBB / WHATLEY / WILLOUGHBY > > Immigrated Great Britain to Massachusetts >ALLERTON / BIGELOW / BREWSTER / BROAD / CHANDLER / CHILTON / >COOLIDGE / DEVEREAUX / FLAGG / FURNER / HARRINGTON / LEONARD / >LIVERMORE / MORSE / PRATT / RUNDALL / SCARLET / STEARNS / >UNDERWOOD / WARREN / WASHBURN / WOOD > > Immigrated Philippine Islands to Washington > KAMACHO / OLIVERAS > > Immigrated Puerto Rico to Washington > DE SOTO / GUZMAN / VELEZ >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > >______________________________X-Message: #2 >Date: Mon, 3 Nov 97 03:45:00 GMT >From: a.broaddus@genie.com >To: hear1@brightok.net >Cc: bowling-l@rootsweb.com >Message-Id: <199711030413.EAA00116@rockdmz1.geis.com> >Subject: Hello >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > >(redbeard <hear1brightok.net) > >Hi, Glen Hearell > >Thanks for your inquiry on BOLLEN. My BOWLING family was in Orange >County Va, and "daughtered out" about 1784 when Jean Elizabeth BOWLING >married Capt Miller BLEDSOE, RS, VA. They moved to Oglethorpe Co, GA >about 1800 along with allied families of BELL and LANDRUM. > >All these families intermarried and I descend from all of them. I know >that some of their family members went "West" later on and settled in >Tenn, Ohio and I expect some came to Texas. I am sorry I cannot give >you any information on your family line, but if you see anything in what >I have said that matches, please let me know and I will be glad to share. > >Alice in Houston >Alice BUSSEY Broaddus >============================================================= >ABB5985@AOL.com >a.broaddus@Juno.com >a.broaddus@genie.com >MTBV40A@prodigy.com > >ANDERSON-*-ASKINS-*-BELL-*-BLEDSOE-*-BOLLING-*-BONHAM-*-BROADDUS >BURGAMY-*-BUSSEY-*-CAVANAGH-*-CHRISTIAN-*-DOTY-*-DUNCAN >DUSHAROONE-*-FULLER-*-GORDON-*-GORDY-*-GWYNNE-*-HARRY-*-HEARD >HAYS/HAYES-*-HOWARD-*-HUBBARD-*-HUME-*-JAMES-*-KAVANAGH >LANDRUM-*-LATHROP-*-LEMASTER-*-LOVE-*-MILLER-*-MURPHY-*-OLDHAM >PARKER-*-PATTILLO-*-PATTON-*-PENNINGTON-*- PRITCHETT-*-ROYAL >SCOTT-*-SMITH -*-WALTERS-*-WARREN-*-WILLIAMS >(MA,NJ,DE,MD,VA,KY,NC,SC,GA,TX ) >

Dr. William K. BOWLING was a prominent physician in Nashville, Tennessee in the mid-to-late 1800's. Before that he lived in Logan County, Kentucky. He was a founder of a medical school there. He wrote a sketch of his family stating that his grandfather was Skerlock Bowling who had four sons, including his father William BOWLING (who married Sally SPILLMAN on Dec 23 1794 in Virginia), Jesse BOWLING, but the other brothers were unnamed. I'm told there is a 1792 Spotsylvania County Virginia of a Jesse BOLIN, wife Sarah and children William, Jesse Butler, James, Skirlock, and Mary BURRES. Dr. Bowling was so certain of the Pocahontas connection that he named one of his sons Powhaton Bowling. Any info appreciated. Bill Davis ************************************************************************** * William Albert Davis * wmadavis@kih.net * Box 337 * Ghent * KY * 41045 * **************************************************************************

(redbeard <hear1brightok.net) Hi, Glen Hearell Thanks for your inquiry on BOLLEN. My BOWLING family was in Orange County Va, and "daughtered out" about 1784 when Jean Elizabeth BOWLING married Capt Miller BLEDSOE, RS, VA. They moved to Oglethorpe Co, GA about 1800 along with allied families of BELL and LANDRUM. All these families intermarried and I descend from all of them. I know that some of their family members went "West" later on and settled in Tenn, Ohio and I expect some came to Texas. I am sorry I cannot give you any information on your family line, but if you see anything in what I have said that matches, please let me know and I will be glad to share. Alice in Houston Alice BUSSEY Broaddus ============================================================= ABB5985@AOL.com a.broaddus@Juno.com a.broaddus@genie.com MTBV40A@prodigy.com ANDERSON-*-ASKINS-*-BELL-*-BLEDSOE-*-BOLLING-*-BONHAM-*-BROADDUS BURGAMY-*-BUSSEY-*-CAVANAGH-*-CHRISTIAN-*-DOTY-*-DUNCAN DUSHAROONE-*-FULLER-*-GORDON-*-GORDY-*-GWYNNE-*-HARRY-*-HEARD HAYS/HAYES-*-HOWARD-*-HUBBARD-*-HUME-*-JAMES-*-KAVANAGH LANDRUM-*-LATHROP-*-LEMASTER-*-LOVE-*-MILLER-*-MURPHY-*-OLDHAM PARKER-*-PATTILLO-*-PATTON-*-PENNINGTON-*- PRITCHETT-*-ROYAL SCOTT-*-SMITH -*-WALTERS-*-WARREN-*-WILLIAMS (MA,NJ,DE,MD,VA,KY,NC,SC,GA,TX )

I am seeking information on: Jean BOLLING b ? Greensville Co, VA, d 16 Apr 1773 Greensville Co, VA, m 23 Mar 1758 in Greensville Co, VA to Henry CHAMBLISS b 30 Aug 1734 Prince George Co, GA, d 1795 Greensville Co, VA. My line of descent goes from their son William CHAMBLISS b 24 Dec 1761 Emporia, Greensville Co, VA, d 10 Jan 1826 Halifax Co, North Carolina, m 1790 in ? to Mary SOUTHALL b ? d ? Any information on her family would be greatly appreciated. Best regards, Karen KAREN CHAMBLISS, Petaluma, California, USA E-mail: KarenChambliss@compuserve.com ****** FAMILY WEB PAGES ****** http://www.telepath.com/bfallwel/karen.html (Karen Chambliss, Women's Army Corps) http://www.slic.com/bigelow/eunice5/htm (g.g.g.g.grandmother, Eunice Bigelow) http://members.aol.com/GFSSam/index.morse.html (g.g.g.grandmother, Eunice Morse) http://www.santarosa.edu/~mdonovan (Philosophy on the Web by Michael Donovan) ****** FAMILY SURNAMES BEING RESEARCHED ****** Immigrated Great Britain to Virginia ABERNATHY / ATHEROLD / BALL / BOLLING / BOWATER / CHAMBLISS / CHANDLER / CHINN / CLARY / CLAYTON / ELLIS / ELLISON / FITCH / FRANCIS / GARRETT / GLASCOCK / GRIFFIN or GRIFFITH / HILL / HOBSON / HOLLSWAY / JONES / JUET or JOUST / LEE / LEWIS / MEIARS / MOOR / MORGAN / NICHOLLS or NICHOLAS / PARKER / ROBERTS / ROMNEY / SCARLET / SETTLE / SHEARMAN / SHOTTON / SMITH or STITH / SPRINGER / SOUTHALL /SWINDOLL / TAPSCOTT / TARPLEY / TAYLOR / TRAVERS / VOORHIES / WEBB / WHATLEY / WILLOUGHBY Immigrated Great Britain to Massachusetts ALLERTON / BIGELOW / BREWSTER / BROAD / CHANDLER / CHILTON / COOLIDGE / DEVEREAUX / FLAGG / FURNER / HARRINGTON / LEONARD / LIVERMORE / MORSE / PRATT / RUNDALL / SCARLET / STEARNS / UNDERWOOD / WARREN / WASHBURN / WOOD Immigrated Philippine Islands to Washington KAMACHO / OLIVERAS Immigrated Puerto Rico to Washington DE SOTO / GUZMAN / VELEZ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Hello, I am doing research on a William Monroe Bollen, b: 21 Oct. 1861 in Mason Co., Tx. He had a step-father who's name was Nathaniel J. Cates or Gates, b: about the early 1820. William was 1st married to Alice Cynthea Black. Their children are: 1. Donald Bollen; 2. Bessie Bollen, b: 1889; 3. Lydia Bollen, b: 1887; 4. Henry Bollen, b: 1886; 5. Charlie Monroe Bollen, b: 1890 William's 2nd wife was Cordelia McDonald. Their children are: 1. Bertha Bollen, b: 1894; 2. Clyde Bollen, b: 1899; 3. Fred Bollen, b: 1902; 4. Velma Bollen, b: 1904; 5. Neva Bollen, b: 1906; 6.Russel Bollen, b:1909 William's parents were from Tenn. Any information would be deeply appreciated. Thank You, Glen Hearell

Seeking information on names of parents and siblings of Thomas Bolin / Bolen / Bolling b Jan 1766 Orange Co, NC (I showed Williamsburg, VA but marked this out for some reason and put Williamsburg, NC -- unsure where I got the Williamsburg, NC from but this is just across the border from Orange Co, NC so possible they had a farm there in Orange Co and nearest town was Williamsburg. Since both counties were originally Orange Co still possible.) Anyway, this Thomas Bolin had an uncle John Jones -- so it is possible his father's sister married a John Jones, or Thomas' mother's maiden name was Jones. Thomas served Rev War and was in Wilkes Co NC too. He later moved to Perry Co, IN where he died. Judith Sandage Murphy P.O.Box 1333 Fairborn, OH 45324-1333 jmurphy@erinet.com