Reservation Roll 1817 Benjamin Cooper (res) Little Betty "" (res) Also, and possibly misspelled again !! John Maney (Matney) ? Martin William same year as above No other information was given in the book! Dan Matney

1817 Emigration Rolls Cooper, Benjamin Cooper, Nancy Cooper, Sally These people filed to emigrate to Arkansas. 1909 Guion Miller Roll Cooper, Allie D. #30326 Miller R. Cooper, Arnold #578 Miller R. Cooper, Catherine L. #576 Miller R. Cooper, Celia Bell #581 Miller R. Cooper, Curdoas J. #579 Miller R. Cooper, Fannie G. #582 Miller R. Cooper, Frankey N. #580 Miller R. Cooper, Fred #584 " " Cooper, Laura A. #574 " " Cooper, Mack #575 " " Cooper, Myrtle #583 " " Cooper, Raymond F. #30325 " " Cooper, Stacy Jane #577 " " Cooper, Willliam G. #30327 " " 1924 Baker Roll Baker# Churchill # Hestor # Cooper, Arnold E. 522 1404 " Catherine Louise 527 " Curtis 525 1405 " Ida Lee 524 " Jessie 523 " Mack 526 1470 " Mary Joe 529 " Stacy Jane 528 1403 1083 1852 Drennen Roll Cooper, Wiley Group 310 DIS TA 1898-1914 Dawes/Guion Miller Rolls Cooper, Alice Bell Dawes # 14163 Miller13050 " Claud D 140 21050 " Elizabeth A. 29388 " Floyd J. 2466M 21051 " J. Glenn 14162 8370 " Joanna 11012 8371 " John M 2476M 21052 " John W. 29389 " Joseph 29722 8373 " Katie E. 26037 8375 " Laura E 14161 8376 " Oceola 11013 8372 " Safronia 29723 8374 " Samuel N. 26920 " Sophronia B. 139 21049 Matney, Albert J. 29395 " Louis F 29396 " Mamie 29394 " Martha 23593 18530

Cooper's Arnold 1405 Frankie 1406 Lelia 1407 Fannie 1408 Myrtle 1409 Fred 1410 Selma Dorris 1411 Kathrine Louis2150 Mack 2150

NAIL Full Results How to Order ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Control NumberNRFF-75-53A-12306MediaTextual RecordsDescr. LevelItemRecord Group75Series53AItem12306 TitleEnrollment for Missouri Matney Datesca.1898-ca.1914Creating Org.Bureau of Indian Affairs. Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.Scope & ContentTribe: Cherokee Type: Parent Sex: Female Census Card Number: R1114 General NoteTo request copies of a Dawes case file, indicate that the case is a Dawes Enrollment Jacket. DO NOT SEND JUST THE CONTROL NUMBER OF THE HIT. You must also provide the name of the enrollee, the tribe, the category, enrollment number (if applicable), and census card number. Requests without this information can not be processed. Please make your requests in writing. Requests are accepted via fax, e-mail, or regular mail. Copies cost $10 per census card number up to 20 pages and $0.50 per page thereafter. Payment can be made by check, money order, or credit card. Do not send cash. Payment must be exact, so credit card payments generally are the most convenient. Within the United States, overnight delivery is available for an extra $4.00. Please state in your request that you would like this feature and provide your street address and phone number. Please NOTE: No P.O. Box numbers are accepted.See Also Series Description Personal Ref.Missouri MatneyItems1 item(s)ContactSouthwest Region (Fort Worth, TX) (NRFF), Building 1, Dock 1, 501 West Felix Street, Fort Worth, TX 76115 PHONE: 817-334-5525 FAX: 817-334-5621 ------------------------------------------------------------------------

NAIL Full Results How to Order ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Control NumberNRFF-75-53A-12304MediaTextual RecordsDescr. LevelItemRecord Group75Series53AItem12304Title Enrollment for David B Matney Datesca.1898-ca.1914Creating Org.Bureau of Indian Affairs. Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.Scope & ContentTribe: Cherokee Type: Rejected Age: 38 Sex: Male Degree Indian Blood: Intermarried White Census Card Number: R1114 City of Residence: VINITA General NoteTo request copies of a Dawes case file, indicate that the case is a Dawes Enrollment Jacket. DO NOT SEND JUST THE CONTROL NUMBER OF THE HIT. You must also provide the name of the enrollee, the tribe, the category, enrollment number (if applicable), and census card number. Requests without this information can not be processed. Please make your requests in writing. Requests are accepted via fax, e-mail, or regular mail. Copies cost $10 per census card number up to 20 pages and $0.50 per page thereafter. Payment can be made by check, money order, or credit card. Do not send cash. Payment must be exact, so credit card payments generally are the most convenient. Within the United States, overnight delivery is available for an extra $4.00. Please state in your request that you would like this feature and provide your street address and phone number. Please NOTE: No P.O. Box numbers are accepted.See Also Series Description Personal Ref.David B MatneyItems1 item(s)ContactSouthwest Region (Fort Worth, TX) (NRFF), Building 1, Dock 1, 501 West Felix Street, Fort Worth, TX 76115 PHONE: 817-334-5525 FAX: 817-334-5621 ------------------------------------------------------------------------

=========================== Dawes/Guion Miller Roll 1898-1914 NAME CASE NUMBER MATNEY ALBERT J 29395 LOUIS F 29396 MAMIE 29394 MARTHA 25593=could be Walters first !

================================= NAME FIRST ROLL(DAWES)BLOOD COOPER SOPHRONIA 139 1/8 CLAUD D 140 1/16 FLOYD J 140 1/16 JOHN M 140 1/16 JOANNA 11012 1/2 OCEOLA 11013 1/2 LAURA E 14161 ¼ JUAN G 14162 1/8 ALICE B 14163 1/8 SAMUEL N 26920 1/16 ELIZABETH A 29388 1/16 JOHN W 29389 1/16 JOSEPH 29722 FULL SAFRONIA 29723 FULL ======================================================= Dan

Annal of Tazewell Co, VA, pg 193. Brooks Matney, 1817 Petition to have stock marked, Crop on left ear & under Bit out of R. Became record of the Court. Cornelius Broadwater, b abt 1758 England, d 1831 Mud Lick Run, Garrett Co, MD, bur Loudown Co, VA. m Mary Piper. (She b abt 1758 England, d abt 1829 Garrett Co, MD, bur Corbe's Burial Ground. Barton). Ch: Sally b abt 1777 m Holden, Charles m Mary Magdalena Beaver, Guy m Nancy Piles, Elizabeth m Wm Walls, Wm m Rebecca Green, Nancy m Barnes, Jennie d age 12, Samuel m Nancy Layton. Ch of Charles m Mary (Beaver) Broadwater: Amos, Jefferson, Catharine, Mary, Wm, Charles, Samuel, Ashford. Res Leesburg, Loudoun Co, VA, then Mud Lick Bottom, then Savage River, Garret Co, MD. ____________________________________________________________________________ __________________ Emigrant MATTINGLY/MATNEY >From "The Early Settlers of Maryland", by Skordas. Thomas Mattingly, Liber 8 Folio 88, Emigrant prior to 1665 with wife & children, one being Judith Turner. Ch of Thomas: Elizabeth, Cezar, dau, Thomas & Judith. (this varies w/some other records. CJS). Early Emigrants: Sebastian Anthony 1649-52; Stephen 1675. Broadwater Hugh 1664, transported, servant Dalton Nathaniel 1667. Others 1677-79 *Cooper John 1659 *our ancestor Others 1663-65 Calloway Anthony 1688 Others 1672-73 *Brayfield, Susanna 1665 *our ancestor

More from Carolyn's research - this is what we need to sort out - anybody want to help with this - Judy"? More coming! Norma Some records of Sebastian, Broadwater, Matney/Mattingly in Fairfax Co, VA. Fairfax Co, VA Probate Records, pg 12: Harle, William. 29 Jan 1749 - 27 Mar 1750. Daus: Ann, Betty, Sarah, Jemina. Sister Mary James & her hus David James. Friend David Thomas & Priscilla Sebastian. Excrs: Charles Broadwater, Benjamin Sebastian. Wits: Thomas Wren, Sr., Henry Darns, Samuel Hammond, Robert Walshane. VA Historical Magazine: Career of Col Charles Broadwater. by Robert Lee Haycock, Washington, D.C. p 234) Old manor house, "Springfield" is colonial homestead of the Broadwater family, not far from the town of Vienna, VA on the road to Fairfax Courthouse. Family graves are nearby. DAR marked graves are Charles d 1806, Lt. Charles L in Rev War, Lt. Guy in War of 1812. p 238) VA State Papers, Vol 1 p 141) 14 Aug 1710, Inspection of Ship Jamaica Merchant, lying at anchor in upper James River Dist. Signed by 7 inspectors: Charles Broadwater & 6 others. Henning's "Statutes at Large" Vol 4 pg 268) Establishing Warehouses, May 1838, at Quantico upon Robert Brent's land, at Great Hunting Creek on Broadwater's land in Prince William Co, VA was under 1 inspection. Capt Charles Broadwater, the shipmster, received a grant of land in that part of Prince william Co which later became Fairfax Co, VA; & in old age settled into his manor house near Fairfax Courthouse. He m Miss Simes/Semmes of Maryland. Charles Broadwater's son Col Charles Broadwater m wid/o Dr Pearison, maiden name was Ann Amelia Markham who desc'd from an old English family. Charles & Ann Broadwater had 3 ch: Daus: Jane m John Hunter, emigrant from Ayreshire, SCT owned land where Vienna , VA is today & had plantation called Ayre Hill. Sallie m Col John West of a historical family of Fairfax. Son Charles Lewis Broadwater was an officer of VA troops in the Rev War. Ann Hunter, d/o Jane (Broadwater) & John Hunter, m Pressley Gunnell of a historic Fairfax family. Their dau m John Haycock, who grson was Wm Harrison Haycock, father of the author of this work. p 257) Father Charles Broadwater came to VA bef 1710 from Surry, England where his home said to be near the village of Godalmering. The British emigrant was a shipmaster who sailed the Potaomac & James rivers in trade with England. He frequented the port of Belle Haven, later Alexandria, VA. His son Charles was a contemporary of George Washington & is assumed of similar age. His b date is unknown & assume abt 1730, d 1806. He fought with Washington in the French & Indian War. (note: Kegley's VA Frontier: 1758 in French & Indian War, MSS #1557). Mr Dalton was head of 31 volunteers & 54 militia from Fairfax. ("Writings of George Washington" Vol 1 pg 345/6). Virginians in the Revolution, pg 96: Broadwater, Caleb II CL, Caleb 9 CL. Charels L, 1st Lieut. 10 CL. Charles L, Midshipman, Navy, on Congress in Mch, 1776. Charles Lewis, Midshipman, Navy Oct 1775 to Nov 1776, 1st Lieut. 10 CL, Nov 18, 1776 dismissed Apr 21 1778. Covington, Midshipman, Navy, Awarded 2,666 acres. Covington, Musician 9 CL. James, Quartermaster, Navy. Awarded 2,666 acres. James, Jr., Midshipman, Navy E. John, Gunner, Navy. Awarded 2,666 acres. Matingly, John (Mattingly) Corp., 7 CL, 11 CL. Mattenly Joseph, 9 CL Mattily John (Mattingly) Corp. 7 CL. Mattinearly James, Capt. Smith's Co., Augusta. Mattingly James, E. John, Inf. nbll. John, Prince William Co, pension. John, Fairfax Co, pension. John, Corp. 7 CL, 11 & 15 CL. Mattinley Thomas (Mattenly, Joseph) 9CL. Mattonly, James, of Fairfax Co. John, E. Land Records of Long Standing, p 107: John West vs Elizabeth Yerby -- In Ejectment. Deposition of Abraham Lay, age 71, that about Jun 1715 he came to this county as a cabin boy in the ship "Robert & John", Charles Broadwater, Commander. Ship to get a load of tobacco from Messrs Rozer & Adison. Sometime in Dec following Merrs John West, present plaintiff's father, d between which time & latter end of May 1716 Capt Charles Broadwater intermarried with Major West's widow, the plaintiff's mother. In July Capt Broadwater left with his ship for London & his deponent with him. He returned May 1717 with Capt Broadwater in the same ship & a William Mudge, Commander & he as apprentice to Caulkers business. He resided with Capt Broadwater until his death between 1730-35. Question lies about property line between land of Mr Woodbridge, now Mrs Yerby's, ;& that he believes that about 10-15 feet has washed away & 14-15 years ago he used the landing as a fishing place. Land Records of Long Standing. p25. Benjamin Sebastian vs Thomas Moxley: 23 Jun 31st year of reign of his royal majesty. Benjamin claims judgement against Thomas Moxley for break & enter, cut 100 oak trees of value of 20 pounds & left soil dug up. He asks damages of total of 50 pounds. Moxley claims survey in error & bounds of land in question. George West, Co Surveyor, under direction of Fiarfax Co, Va Jun 1758 court, did check land in question. Plaintiff produced copy of Proprietors Deed to John Harle for 464 acres dated 8 Mar 1728; & deed release from John Harle to William Harley of 26 Jun 1737 for 200 acres Moxley also claims. Plaintiff also produced copy of William Harle's Will when he devises land sold by Excrs: Charles Broadwater & Benjamin Sebastian to Lee Massey 9 Sep 1755 for 200 acres. Plaintiff also produced deeds released from Lee Massey for the 200 acres dated 15 Sep 1755. West survey as follows: begin at Maple stump & Locust stake on S side of Pimmits Run, shew'd at this survey by Gerrard Trammel for the place where stood the ancient corner Maple the beginning of the ancient patent. Survey description continues of area adjoining Pimmits Run. Chairn Carriers: Benjamin Williams, John Miek. George West, Surveyor. Charles Broadwater, Gent Sheriff of said Fairfax Co, VA had executed writ & Joseph Moxley became security for appearance of said Thomas Moxley. Will Books of Fairfax Co, VA: John West. 27 Mar 1776 - Aug 1777. Excrs: George Washington, Danial Talbut, Richard Conway, John Ashton (last 3 s-i-laws) Fairfax Co, VA Will Book C pg 8. Will of James Robertson, Sr. of Fairfax Co gives to son John Robertson tract of land I now live on, 630 acres, except in case Alexanders obtain tract adjoining Tods & Evans, if so then dau Jennet Bowmaker Robertson is to have 320 acres of John Robertson's land......bequeath to day J B Robertson tract adjoingin Todd & Evans of 360 acres. To grdau Elizabeth Robertson, d/o James, Jr. 100 acres on 4 Mile Run.......remainder of tract I give to my son James. N.B. I give to son John, desk to dau Jannett. Round table & rest of my goods to wife Elizabeth, dau Jannett, & son John. Dated 4 Sept 1768. Wits: Charles Craig, Nelson Reed, James Mattingly. 21 Feb 1769 widow Elizabeth renounces all benefit by said will. VA Wills 1632-1800 Broadwater w = will i = intestate Accamack Co: Elias 1750w Elias 1752i Caleb 1756w Jacob 1771i William 1774w William 1783w Caleb 1784w Jesse 1785w William 1787w William 1791w Caleb 1792w William 1792i Jacob 1796w James 1797i Loudon Co Guy 1773i Prince William Co Charles 1734i Index to VA Genealogies: Broadwater - Burgess, 1059; Cyc. Va. Biog. I, 196: V, 782-784; Old Prince Wm II, 413. Kegley's Virginia Frontier, Beginning of the Southwest - Roanoke Colonial Days 17401783. Index page. 1938. Broadwater: p262 John, Colonial soldier. 534/5 People enrolled in Co res above & E of Peter's Creek in vicinity of Great Lick. Land along Creek & flat land belonged to Neely & J Griffith, later to Mitchell. 535 Charles in Capt Neely's Company. (militia) 540 Ann m James Tosh 541 Martha m John Anderson 546-8 Charles on Buffalo Creek. 1783 roll: 3 horses, 12 cattle, 0 slaves, 0 tithe. 546-8 Charles, Land Grant 64 acres in Tinker Creek. Patent Bk 30 p 160. 100 A part of 250A, deed from Isaac Robinson, Patent D, Bk 4 p1.

I'm posting some old messages off our Matney list where we talked about Broadwaters. The following I think is from Carolyn. She is busy posting Broadwater info to this list, so maybe this will help some. Judy just sent me a private message with the early line of the Broadwater family whom Winnie Kilgore married into. Would anyone like to see that? Norma MATNEY in Virginia April 1992, letter from Vera Mae Holder of Wichita Falls, TX, desc of Brooks Matney family. Her family line: 1. Susannah Sebastian m Elija Dalton 2. Elijah Sebastian m Sarah "Sally" Dennis 3. Pricalla Dennis m David Dalton s/o #1 Elijah & Susannah Dalton 4. Mirah Dalton m Joseph Keel d/o #1 Elijah & Susannah 5. Nannie Sebastian m John Keel 6. Benjamin Sebastian, #1 m Amelia Broadwater #1 & #2 Sebastians - relatives ? 7. Sarah Dalton m George W Matney d/o Pircilla & David Dalton 8. Brooks Matney m Vina Upton parents of George W m #7 Brooks prob s/o Wm Broadwater Matney m Jane Brooks Vera Holder says she has a letter stating there is a Bible Record saying Brooks is their son. 9. Rutha Dalton m William Parker 10. Benjamin Sebastian, #2 m unknown believed to be fa/o #1 Susannah Sebastian She said these families appear to have traveled together: from Maryland, to Kentucky, or Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas. She asked me for data to tie these families together. *Note: those families using the Brooks name as a given name are assumed related to Broadwater Matney, our ancestor. Brooks m Vina Upton, possible s/o Broadwater Matney, as born 1801-4 KY or TN, prob Washington Co, VA that was part of eastern TN. Brooks Matney, b 1775 VA, d 1828 Tazewell Co, VA, m Jannit Young, believed s/o William & Jane (Brooks) Matney; as is Broadwater Matney. CJS.) Some marriages that may connect to our Broadwater Matney family: John Broadwater m 1813 Winnie Kilgore & res Scott Co, VA where Broadwater's sister Jane (Matney) Nickels, Mrs James Nickels res at Nickelsville. Hannah Broadwater m Hugh Earl 8 May 1792 Wythe Co, VA where other Matney families lived.

>From History of Fillmore Co, Minnesota, page 737 Robert & wife Rebecca (Ogg) Broadwater, both natives of MD, arrived Filmore Co, MN 1855 & settled in 1st Carimona for 2 years, then lived on their claim in Section 4 of Bristol township where they lived out their lives. They established the Church of the Brethern there. Robert d 26 Jun 1890 & Rebecca Jun 1907. Their 6 ch: Benjamin of Bristol twp Fillmore Co, MN; Joseph of North Dakota; Darius of Preston, MN; John W lives on family homestead; Elizabeth E m Henry W Bellingham of Bristol twp; Rebecca d in infancy. Darius Broadwater b 4 Jun 1851 Alleghany (now Garrett) Co, MD came to MN with parents in 1855. He bought an 80A farm in Section 9 Bristol twp which he later sold & bought 160A in Section 6 Bristol twp. He later bought 160A in Sec 7 same twp & farmed here until 1910. Son Frank W farmed the land in Section 6. His home was in town of Preston, MN after 1910 & son George A ran the farm in Section 7. Darius was a member of the German Baptist Brethern Church of Bristol his parents founded. He was supervisor of Preston & for over 30 years was school district clerk. Darius Broadwater married Mary J Drury 18 Jul 1882 . She b 29 Mar 1861 Bristol twp d/o George & Katherine (Pfemmer) Drury.

Scott Co, VA Broadwater Cemetery - Hilton # 4, located on VA State Rt 670, halfway between the 2 bridges that cross Copper Creek. Few headstones remain standing. Roy P Broadwater Nov 12 1888 - Apr 14 1908 Rettie M Broadwater Jan 4 1887 - Oct 18 1894 d/o J W & Launa Broadwater Renny Scott Broadwater Jul 6 1889 - Jul 20 1889 s/o C C & M L Broadwater Lela Maude Broadwater 24 Sep 1885 - Nov 11 1887 d/o C C & M L Broadwater Clarence A Wampler Dec 30 1892 - Mar 11 1920 C C Addington Apr 16 1835 - May 19 1914 Mary Addington Apr 28 1855 - Dec 21 1922 w/o C C Addington Melvina Addington Jun 3 1873 - Oct 9 1876 d/o CC & Mary Addington Elnora N Addington Sep 26 1885 - Oct 25 1886 d/o CC & Mary Carie Addington Aug 16 1887 - Aug 16 1887 d/o CC & Mary C C Addington Jr Mar 3 1881 - Aug 23 1894 s/o CC & Mary Venia Loan Addington Oct 3 1889 - Jun 2 1807 d/o CC & Mary Agnes V Broadwater Apr 10 1863 - Sep 10 1863 d/o C K & Melvina Broadwater Elbert T Broadwater Jun 30 1870 - Oct 24 1880 s/o C K & Melvina Charles K Broadwater 22 May 1827 - Jul 16 1899 s/o C K & Melvina Malvina Broadwater 24 Aug 1827 - Jan 19 1913 w/o Charles K Broadwater Martha J Hartsock Aug 10 1851 - Jul 22 1891 s/o (stone broken) Hartsock William Broadwater Feb 3 1816 - Feb 22 1896 Polly Broadwater May 19 1811 - Feb 1862 John Broadwater Feb 1788 - Aug 1859 Winnie Broadwater Apr 10 1796 - Apr 23 1873 w/o John Broadwater

I have been trying to get unlocked all day, had a glitch with my port sharing as I have to many things going at the same time and I forgot I am NOT supposed to use my printer at the same time as my 120 meg drive, I got locked up good an windows kept comming up in safe mode, took a bit to fix that , I was lucky I did not have to reinstall every thing all over, some of you know what thats like I bet ....! Always a new problem with new equipment seems like ! Dan Matney

Whoops, just happened to think if this first Charles died 1785, that would explain why he wasn't in Fairfax County in 1790 census. Hmmmmh? Did we find another Charles Broadwater in Washington County in 1790? or after? Norma Norma Lewis wrote: > > Thank you for this Judy, very interesting. I wonder if this first Charles is > father or same person as found in Fairfax Co VA in 1782. > William appears to be a brother to Charles. There is no date for the Capt. > Broadwater but he could be a ship Captain or he could have been a Captain in > the militia. I would vote for ship captain since he seems to be listed with > respect. If this is 1740 and we find several Broadwaters > as ship captains or members of the crew in the Rev. War after 1776, this > could put these Broadwaters in VA earlier than we thought. This needs > to be sorted out. Find some more info and I'll try to help you analyze it. > I'll see if I can find my Broadwater notes. > Norma > Judywendt@aol.com wrote: > > > > >From a film at the FHC "Virginia, 1740, A Reconstructed Census" are the > > following Broadwater listings. > > Capt. & Madam Broadwater, Prince William Cty., listed in Northern Neck Land > > Grants, book E > > Charles Broadwater, Prince William Cty., Truro Parish, from the Truro Parish > > Vestry Minutes, 1732-1885 > > William Broadwater, Accomack Cty., from Accomack Cty. Wills and Orders, > > 1737-1743. > > Perhaps this information will be of interest to some of you!

Thank you for this Judy, very interesting. I wonder if this first Charles is father or same person as found in Fairfax Co VA in 1782. William appears to be a brother to Charles. There is no date for the Capt. Broadwater but he could be a ship Captain or he could have been a Captain in the militia. I would vote for ship captain since he seems to be listed with respect. If this is 1740 and we find several Broadwaters as ship captains or members of the crew in the Rev. War after 1776, this could put these Broadwaters in VA earlier than we thought. This needs to be sorted out. Find some more info and I'll try to help you analyze it. I'll see if I can find my Broadwater notes. Norma Judywendt@aol.com wrote: > > >From a film at the FHC "Virginia, 1740, A Reconstructed Census" are the > following Broadwater listings. > Capt. & Madam Broadwater, Prince William Cty., listed in Northern Neck Land > Grants, book E > Charles Broadwater, Prince William Cty., Truro Parish, from the Truro Parish > Vestry Minutes, 1732-1885 > William Broadwater, Accomack Cty., from Accomack Cty. Wills and Orders, > 1737-1743. > Perhaps this information will be of interest to some of you!

Dan forgot to mention here this is Broadwater Matney - we would like to know who he was named for as we have found no case where Matneys married a Broadwater unless it is one of the sisters of this Broadwater Matney from MD or VA that we have not found mention of. Judy posted some Broadwater info this morning I'd like to comment on so will reply to her message. Norma Dan wrote: > > I thought I would repost this due to new members ! > =====================AS Follows==================== > 1869 Broadwater signs as guardian for Stephen Mayben's > marriage license at Josephine Co, OR. Stephen & new > wife are on the 1870 census there, but not Broadwater. > > History of North & West Texas, Vol II pg 428 says Broadwater > died about 1874 in southern Oregon. > > 1880 Jackson Co, OR census has James M & Carrel B Matney, > plus Stephen Mayben. All 3 on 1884 Tax Rolls. > > History of Randolph & Macon Co, MO, Chap VI Hudson Township > mentions Broadwater & John Matney in lists of early settlers. > > History of Randolph Co, MO. Mexican War. pg 273. Tells of July 1846 > a company of abt 100 men from Randolph Co went to war. List of the men > & a flag the women made them & stored in the courthouse were burned. > Of those on another list was E A Matney. Hist of North & West Texas, > Voll II pg 424 gives more about Elisha's war service. > > James Madison Matney went to the Mexican War per letter Summary > of Personal Data in Pension Records in National Archives. > Re: Matney, James "M", Mex SO 15 781. Report states he a civilian teamster > at Corpus Christi, TX Mar 1 to 31 May 1846 when discharged. > > Macon Co, MO Land Records show James M Matney buying & selling land > 1847 & 48. Elisha is also dealing in land & has some lots in town of > Macon, > MO. > > Elisha in his biography told he 1st went west as a "forty-niner", then > crossed > the plains 6 times. It says he brought father Broadwater Matney to OR 1864 > > as he missed his sons. Elisha stayed at Shasta Co, CA until 1870, then > went > to Arkansas, then 1874 settled at Montague Co, TX. > > Elisha Matney married Mary Mayo. Her grfa Thomas Mayo who was a > 1st settler at Randolph Co, MO. Thomas's early log cabin now sits on the > Courthouse grounds at Moberly, MO. >

I thought I would repost this due to new members ! =====================AS Follows==================== 1869 Broadwater signs as guardian for Stephen Mayben's marriage license at Josephine Co, OR. Stephen & new wife are on the 1870 census there, but not Broadwater. History of North & West Texas, Vol II pg 428 says Broadwater died about 1874 in southern Oregon. 1880 Jackson Co, OR census has James M & Carrel B Matney, plus Stephen Mayben. All 3 on 1884 Tax Rolls. History of Randolph & Macon Co, MO, Chap VI Hudson Township mentions Broadwater & John Matney in lists of early settlers. History of Randolph Co, MO. Mexican War. pg 273. Tells of July 1846 a company of abt 100 men from Randolph Co went to war. List of the men & a flag the women made them & stored in the courthouse were burned. Of those on another list was E A Matney. Hist of North & West Texas, Voll II pg 424 gives more about Elisha's war service. James Madison Matney went to the Mexican War per letter Summary of Personal Data in Pension Records in National Archives. Re: Matney, James "M", Mex SO 15 781. Report states he a civilian teamster at Corpus Christi, TX Mar 1 to 31 May 1846 when discharged. Macon Co, MO Land Records show James M Matney buying & selling land 1847 & 48. Elisha is also dealing in land & has some lots in town of Macon, MO. Elisha in his biography told he 1st went west as a "forty-niner", then crossed the plains 6 times. It says he brought father Broadwater Matney to OR 1864 as he missed his sons. Elisha stayed at Shasta Co, CA until 1870, then went to Arkansas, then 1874 settled at Montague Co, TX. Elisha Matney married Mary Mayo. Her grfa Thomas Mayo who was a 1st settler at Randolph Co, MO. Thomas's early log cabin now sits on the Courthouse grounds at Moberly, MO.

====== I do not have these volumn's on FTM, if some one can send the complete files to the list , that would be nice ! Or some one want to call for the Submitter 1-415-382-4148 and let us know who it is, we can invite them to the list. Mrs Wilson you might let us know if any of these are yours? Some might be Dawna's too ? I ONLY have volumns 1 to 5, and the SSDI, and the Main index of FTM Dan ===========as follows======================== [Broderbund Family Archive #354, Ed. 1, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, Date of Import: May 27, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.354.1.11481.21] Individual: Charles Broadwater Place: Virginia Year: 1719-1767 Primary Individual: Broadwater, Charles Source Code: 1640.9 Source Name: DOBSON, DAVID. Scots on the Chesapeake, 1607-1830. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1992. 169p. Source Annotation: Date and port of arrival or date and place of mention in the New World. Birth date, occupation, names of family members, and a reference to sources listed on pages ix-xiv may also be provided. Source Page #: 15 [Broderbund Family Archive #354, Ed. 1, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, Date of Import: May 27, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.354.1.11481.22] Individual: Hugh Broadwater Place: Maryland Year: 1664 Primary Individual: Broadwater, Hugh Source Code: 8510 Source Name: SKORDAS, GUST, editor. The Early Settlers of Maryland: an Index to Names of Immigrants, Compiled from Records of Land Patents, 1633-1680, in the Hall of Records, Annapolis, Maryland. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1968. 525p. Repr. 1986. Source Annotation: Index from manuscript by Arthur Trader, Chief Clerk in the Maryland Land Commission, 1917. And see nos. 4507-4511, Land Notes. Source Page #: 60 [Broderbund Family Archive #354, Ed. 1, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, Date of Import: May 27, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.354.1.11481.23] Individual: Hugh Broadwater Place: Virginia Year: 1663 Primary Individual: Broadwater, Hugh Source Code: 6220 Source Name: NUGENT, NELL MARION. Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, 1623-1666. Vol. 1. Richmond [VA]: Dietz Printing Co., 1934. 767p. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1983. Source Annotation: Record of 20,000 very early immigrants, with much relevant information. Taken from Patent Books 1 through 5. Title page states, "In 5 volumes," but up to 1979 only three had appeared. See nos. 6221 and 6223 for second and third volumes, published in Source Page #: 481 [Broderbund Family Archive #354, Ed. 1, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, Date of Import: May 27, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.354.1.11481.24] Individual: John Broadwater Place: America Year: 1671 Primary Individual: Broadwater, John Source Code: 1217.9 Source Name: COLDHAM, PETER WILSON. Bonded Passengers to America. 9 vols. in 3. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1983. Vol. 9. Midland Circuit, 1671-1775: Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Rutland, Warwickshire, Source Page #: 44 [Broderbund Family Archive #354, Ed. 1, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, Date of Import: May 27, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.354.1.11482.0] Individual: John Broadwater Place: America Year: 1671 Primary Individual: Broadwater, John Source Code: 1219.5 Source Name: COLDHAM, PETER WILSON. The Complete Book of Emigrants: A Comprehensive Listing Compiled from English Public Records of Those Who Took Ship to the Americas for Political, Religious, and Economic Reasons; of Those Who Were Deported for Vagrancy, Rogue Source Annotation: For the majority of entries, date and port reflect date of the transportation or apprenticeship orders and the intended destination. Information was extracted from English records of apprenticeship bindings or criminal transportation orders and from Source Page #: 181 [Broderbund Family Archive #354, Ed. 1, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, Date of Import: May 27, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.354.1.11482.1] Individual: Thomas Broadwater Place: Jamaica Year: 1684 Primary Individual: Broadwater, Thomas Source Code: 2524 Source Name: GHIRELLI, MICHAEL. A List of Emigrants from England to America, 1682-1692, Transcribed from the Original Records at the City of London Record Office. Introductory notes by Marion J. Kaminkow. Baltimore: Magna Carta, 1968. 106p. Available from Tutt Source Annotation: >From the Lord Mayor's Waiting Books. Mostly involves bonded servants. Source Page #: 11 [Broderbund Family Archive #354, Ed. 1, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, Date of Import: May 27, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.354.1.11482.2] Individual: Thomas Broadwater Place: Jamaica Year: 1685 Primary Individual: Broadwater, Thomas Source Code: 1219.5 Source Name: COLDHAM, PETER WILSON. The Complete Book of Emigrants: A Comprehensive Listing Compiled from English Public Records of Those Who Took Ship to the Americas for Political, Religious, and Economic Reasons; of Those Who Were Deported for Vagrancy, Rogue Source Annotation: For the majority of entries, date and port reflect date of the transportation or apprenticeship orders and the intended destination. Information was extracted from English records of apprenticeship bindings or criminal transportation orders and from Source Page #: 506

>From a film at the FHC "Virginia, 1740, A Reconstructed Census" are the following Broadwater listings. Capt. & Madam Broadwater, Prince William Cty., listed in Northern Neck Land Grants, book E Charles Broadwater, Prince William Cty., Truro Parish, from the Truro Parish Vestry Minutes, 1732-1885 William Broadwater, Accomack Cty., from Accomack Cty. Wills and Orders, 1737-1743. Perhaps this information will be of interest to some of you!

I dont remember if I sent up this or not but its well worth looking at ! Oddens Book marks is 5550 links mosly maps ! http://kartoserver.frw.ruu.nl/html/staff/oddens/oddens.htm With in this site you will find this awesome site for US Territorial Maps. http://xroads.virginia.edu/~MAP/terr_hp.html It starts at 1775, all you have to do is click on the years . I hope you all have as much fun as I !!! Dan Matney