This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------371BEA58F3F0AF8FB7F5EF97 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Here is what I have on my BIRNEY, BURNEY family. They spelled their name both ways and I have them listed as I have found them spelling it in their various documents. Descendants of Richard Birney Generation No. 1 1. RICHARD1 BIRNEY1 was born 1798 in Ireland, and died August 29, 1878 in Saratoga County, New York. He married CATHERINE KENSLEY1, daughter of MICHAEL KENSLEY and KATHERINE ?. She was born 1808 in County Wexford, Ireland, and died April 18, 1888 in Waterford, Saratoga County , NY. Children of RICHARD BIRNEY and CATHERINE KENSLEY are: 2. MARY BURNEY, b. 1830. ii. BERNARD BURNEY, b. 1832; d. June 1869, Waterford, New York. iii. ANNE BURNEY b. 1834, County Wexford, Ireland3. 3. MICHAEL BURNEY, b. 1837, County Wexford,Ireland; d. November 19, 1910, Saratoga County, New York. 4. PATRICK BIRNEY, b. 1841; d. May 1912, Waterford, New York. 5. . JOHANNA BIRNEY, b. 1843, County Wexford, Ireland; d. January 25, 1898, Elkhorn, WI. vii. ELIZABETH BURNEY, b. 1848. viii. ELENOR BIRNEY, b. June 1850, Waterford, New York; d. June 22, 1853, Waterford, New York. ix. CATHERINE BIRNEY, b. December 01, 1851, Waterford, New York; d. December 21, 1851, Waterford, New York. Generation No. 2 2. MARY2 BURNEY (RICHARD1 BIRNEY) was born 1830. She married (1) ? KERSEY. He died Abt. 1860. She married (2) MICHAEL MCDONALD. He was born 1835. Child of MARY BURNEY and ? KERSEY is: i. JOHN KERSEY, b. 1857; d. September 1921, Waterford, New York. 3. MICHAEL BURNEY (RICHARD BIRNEY) was born 1837 in County Wexford,Ireland, and died November 19, 1910 in Saratoga County, New York. He married CATHERINE MONAHAN, daughter of ARTHUR MONAHAN and ANN MCGIRR. She was born 1844 in Ireland, and died December 25, 1905 in Waterford, New York. Children of MICHAEL BURNEY and CATHERINE MONAHAN are: i. MARY A.3 BURNEY, b. October 29, 1869; m. ? CONNELLY. ii. RICHARD BURNEY, b. September 10, 1871. iii. ARTHUR BERNARD BINEY, b. February 24, 1874, Waterford, New York; d. May 27, 1883, Waterford ,New York. 4. PATRICK2 BIRNEY (RICHARD1) was born 1841, and died May 1912 in Waterford, New York. He married HELEN DOUGHERTY. She was born 1851 in Ireland. Children of PATRICK BIRNEY and HELEN DOUGHERTY are: i. ELIZABETH3 BIRNEY, b. September 17, 1880. ii. BERNARD BIRNEY, b. September 24, 1881. 6. iii. HELEN BIRNEY, b. June 21, 1884. iv. NELLIE BURNEY, b. 1886. 5. JOHANNA2 BIRNEY (RICHARD1) was born 1843 in County Wexford, Ireland, and died January 25, 1898 in Elkhorn, WI. She married WILLIAM MORRISSEY4,4,5 January 11, 1863 in St. Mary's RC Church, Waterford, NY5, son of JOHN MORRISSEY and MARY COLEMAN. He was born August 15, 1834 in County Waterford, Ireland, Gaultier Barony, Killea Parish, Killea Church5, and died November 25, 1903 in Elkhorn, WI5. Children of JOHANNA BIRNEY and WILLIAM MORRISSEY are: i. JOHN BIRNEY3 MORRISSEY5, b. July 04, 1866, E

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------E26CC55720EEEE8D9E5C8BC0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I am still looking for, and have information about the BIRNEY, aka, BURNEY family. They came from County Wexford in Ireland, RICHARD BURNEY and CATHERINE KENSLEY BURNEY in 1848 and settled in Waterford, Saratoga County New York, USA. They raised all their kids there and I have all of them through that generation and some in the next generation. But all, except for my great grandmother, ANNA (JOHANNA) BIRNEY who moved to and lived in Elkhorn Wisconsin, lived in and around Saratoga County New York. Whether the name is/was BIRNEY/BURNEY is unknown as they could not read or write for the census taker. The children of Richard and Catherine used both spellings. ANNA BIRNEY insisted on the BIRNEY spelling. Any help given greatfully and accepted with appreciation. Slainte, Tim --------------E26CC55720EEEE8D9E5C8BC0 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="temple.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Tim Morrissey Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="temple.vcf" begin:vcard n:theatre;temple x-mozilla-html:FALSE url:www.transoftinc.com/temple org:Temple Theatre;Executive Director adr:;;;Sanford;NC;27330;USA version:2.1 email;internet:temple@interpath.com title:Artistic Director note;quoted-printable:Guinness: It is NOT just for breakfast anymore!=0D=0Awww.transoftinc.com/temple x-mozilla-cpt:;24560 fn:temple theatre end:vcard --------------E26CC55720EEEE8D9E5C8BC0--

is this line connected in any way to john burney who migrated from scotland-england in early 1700's and married catherine lackey? Thnx Daniel Burney Mhbthor@aol.com wrote: > Rick, > I don't know whether this will help or not. My 3x great-grandfather was > Lindsey Mabry Burney. I have Lindsey's family well documented, so I know > your James Samuel Burney is not in his family. However, he had a brother, > Morrison Burney who settled in Georgia, very close to the Alabama line; his > family is not one that I have documented. It could be that you might need to > pursue lines there, as well as Alabama. However, I do need to add that both > Lindsey and Morrison were born in North Carolina, not Alabama. > Sharon > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Rick, I don't know whether this will help or not. My 3x great-grandfather was Lindsey Mabry Burney. I have Lindsey's family well documented, so I know your James Samuel Burney is not in his family. However, he had a brother, Morrison Burney who settled in Georgia, very close to the Alabama line; his family is not one that I have documented. It could be that you might need to pursue lines there, as well as Alabama. However, I do need to add that both Lindsey and Morrison were born in North Carolina, not Alabama. Sharon

Does anyone have connections or info on this family?? Thanks, Rick Russell 1. unknown BURNEY was born est 1825-1835 in Alabama. He was married to UNKNOWN. UNKNOWN was born est 1825-1835 in Alabama. unknown BURNEY and UNKNOWN had the following children: +2 i. James Samuel BURNEY. SECOND GENERATION 2. James Samuel BURNEY was born in 1855 in Alabama. He was married to America Alice KAYES (daughter of John Thomas KAYES) in 1880. America Alice KAYES was born in 1862 in Kentucky. James Samuel BURNEY and America Alice KAYES had the following children: +3 i. Lillie Ida BURNEY. 4 ii. Adie V. BURNEY was born in 1884 in Kentucky. 5 iii. Ed W. BURNEY was born in 1891 in Kentucky. 6 iv. Kirtia F. BURNEY was born in 1899 in Kentucky. THIRD GENERATION 3. Lillie Ida BURNEY was born on Sep 6 1883 in Hickman, Fulton Co., Kentucky. She died on Aug 15 1974 in Ripley County, MO. She was buried in Belleview Cemetery, Doniphan , MO.. She was married to James Hiram WALLACE (son of James "Andrew" WALLACE and Mary Elizabeth BENNETT) on Dec 23 1900. James Hiram WALLACE was born on Mar 3 1882 in Water Valley, Kentucky. He died on Jun 25 1954 in Doniphan, Missouri. Died at home. He was buried on Jun 27 1954 in Bellview Cemetery, Bellview Baptist Church. Lillie Ida BURNEY and James Hiram WALLACE had the following children: +7 i. Thelma P. WALLACE. +8 ii. Velma Vera WALLACE. 9 iii. Delmar WALLACE was born in Jun 1909 in Tennessee. +10 iv. Mary Louise "Kewpie" WALLACE. +11 v. William Cecil WALLACE. 12 vi. Robert Franklin WALLACE. +13 vii. Marshall WALLACE.

Who can help with any of this family???? Thanks lots. Mary ellen@airmail.net Descendants of Stella Burney Generation No. 1 1. STELLA2 BURNEY (WILLIAM FRANKLIN1) was born 1897, and died 1957. She married TALMAGE BENTON CARTER Abt. 1915. He was born Abt. 1895. Notes for STELLA BURNEY: Stella Burney and Talmage Carter had 4 grandchildren as of June 1985. Children of STELLA BURNEY and TALMAGE CARTER are: 2. i. JERLDINE3 CARTER, b. Unknown; d. 1983. ii. BURNEY CARTER, b. January 14, 1917, Portales, NM., Roosevelt Co.; d. June 1979, Grapevine, Tx., Tarrant Co.. Notes for BURNEY CARTER: Possibly died 1968??? Employed 1956 by / at Hq Co 931 st Engr GP (Cons) (AF Spt) located at Camp Wolters, Tx. More About BURNEY CARTER: Resided: November 19, 1956, 400 S.W.4th Ave., Mineral Wells, Tx. Generation No. 2 2. JERLDINE3 CARTER (STELLA2 BURNEY, WILLIAM FRANKLIN1) was born Unknown, and died 1983. She married (1) DOYLE BLAKEY Unknown. She married (2) ? STROUD Unknown. Child of JERLDINE CARTER and DOYLE BLAKEY is: i. JIMMY LOU4 BLAKEY, b. Unknown; m. ? VERNELL. Children of JERLDINE CARTER and ? STROUD are: ii. JERRY WAYNE4 STROUD, b. Unknown; d. 1989. iii. JIMMY LOU STROUD, b. Unknown.

Who were parents/siblings of Jack BURNEY born Jan 11 1907, died February 1983 Snyder, Tx.?? Would love to know more about this family, please. ie, to whom married, when, where and children names?? Thanks lots. Mary

Would be so pleased to hear from folks connected with Frank William BURNEY born January 3, 1900 or 01 03 1898, Madison Co. Tx., died Oct 1972, possibly Houston, Tx. Was living on Caroline St. in Houston, Tx November 30 1936 and his parents were James BURNEY and Martha GOODMAN. Any relation to William BURNEY who md Danie CRABB in Giles Co. Tn. and moved to Tx....Runnells Co.???? Thnx. Mary ellen@airmail.net

Many subscribers to this list are from Canada or their ancestors came to Canada. It is for that reason that I am forwarding the following to the list. This appeared on the UPPER-CANADA Mailing List and involves the British Child Emigration Scheme to Canada between the years 1870-1940. Tom Wilde, Listmanager - -------------------------------------------------- For information on Home Children: E-mail lorente@renc.igs.net Website http://pda.republic.net/othsa/HomeChild/HomeIndex.html Norm Crowder -----Original Message----- From: Bill Martin <bmartin@tbaytel.net> To: UPPER-CANADA-L@rootsweb.com <UPPER-CANADA-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, May 15, 2000 10:32 PM Subject: [UPP-CAN] Neither Waif Nor Stray >Hi list; > I have been receiving a lot of mail on the subject of the Bernardo >children since my post regarding the CBC program on the subject. >Unfortunately I don't have any personal knowledge that will help others >on this subject, but perhaps the book and website described below will >be of help to those whose connection to the subject is more personal >than my own. This book sounds like a really interesting resource for >the subject, and was recently mentioned on the CBC in a follow up >program to the one I originally wrote about. The book and site are the >work of Perry Snow, whose father was a Home child. Bill. > > ------------------------------------ > >NEITHER WAIF NOR STRAY: >The Search For A Stolen Identity > >There are very few books written about the British Child Emigration >Scheme to Canada (1870-1940). I recently published my book "Neither >Waif Nor Stray: The Search For A Stolen Identity" on the Internet. It >is the >a.. First book published by a Canadian about the British Child >Emigration Scheme to Canada (1870-1940) in 20 years. >b.. First complete biography of the life of a British Home Child - my >Father - in Canada. >c.. First book published since the scandalous revelations ten years >ago by the Child Migrants Trust of the British Child Emigration Scheme >to Australia (1947-1967). >d.. First comprehensive examination of the Psychological traumas >experienced by the British Home Children while "in care" and throughout >their lives in Canada. >You can get a free sample download of the first 25 pages, a full >download of the entire 284 pages, or order the paperback edition of my >book at http://www.upublish.com/books/snow.htm . Contact the publisher >youngj@upublish.com for details about discounts for multiple purchases >for re-sale mailed to the same address. > >This book is not simply a family history. My Father's lifelong search >for his identity represented the lifelong yearning of the 100,000 >British Home Children to find the families from whom they were >separated, and, in some cases, abducted by British childcare >organizations. As many as 25% of these 6-15 year old alleged orphans >were "emigrated" without either their parents' knowledge or consent. > >Half of them suffered from physical abuse and neglect. They were not >all welcomed in Canada as the older literature suggested. They did not >automatically "have better lives" than they would have had in Britain, >as the child care organizations professed. > >The book presents a personal and professional analysis of the entire >scheme and highlights the difficulties the British Home Children and >their descendants have encountered for over a 100 years when they tried >to get personal information from the sending agencies. It underscores >the present difficulties the descendants continue to experience in >trying to obtain information from the sending agencies. > >There are now 4 million Canadian descendants of the original British >Home Children who were emigrated to Canada by 50 British Child Care >organizations (i.e. Barnardo's, Church of England). They may have as >many as 20 million unknown British relatives. An unknown number of >children made their way to the United States. > >My Father, like thousands of other British Home Children wrote to the >Waifs and Strays Society for over 50 years, trying to identify his >parents and find his family. I, like thousands of first-generation >descendants, also wrote to them following his death. > >The book provides documentation of how the Church of England Waifs and >Strays Society (now the Children's Society) withheld critical >information, denied the existence of information, and presented false >information to my Father and me. > >The Psychological trauma of "coming into care," living in the Boys' and >Girls' Homes, being deported to Canada, working as indentured farm >labourers, experiencing prejudice in Canada, and being abandoned by the >sending agencies is examined in detail. > >The long-term Psychological effects of Brain-Washing, Depersonalization, >Dissociation, and Alienation experienced by the British Home Children >are some of the legacies of the British Child Deportation Scheme. The >malignant memories of traumatic childhoods lived on long after the >children were "in care." >A NEW MAILING LIST > >The international response to the release of this book was immediate and >strong. Because of this, I created a mailing list called BRITISH HOME >CHILDREN to help people in Canada, the US, Britain, Australia, and New >Zealand mend their severed family ties. In March, 2000, over 200 people >subscribed to the list. > >A NEW WEB SITE > >I also set up a companion website to the British Home Children Mail List >at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~britishhomechildren The >primary purpose of the site is to list the names of the actual British >Home Children to help people with their searches for their families. >In March, 2000, people submitted over 500 names. > >PLEASE FORWARD THIS MESSAGE TO ANYONE INTERESTED IN A >POIGNANT AND PROVOCATIVE BOOK ABOUT THE BRITISH HOME CHILDREN: >CANADA'S 100,000 INVISIBLE IMMIGRANTS > >Perry Snow BA (Hons) MA >Clinical Psychologist >

(Chris if you haven't been here I think you will really like it...) "The Making of America" Materials accessible here are Cornell University's contributions to Making of America (MOA), a digital library of primary sources in American social history from the antebellum period through reconstruction. The collection is particularly strong in the subject areas of education, psychology, American history, sociology, religion, and science and technology. This site provides access to 267 monographs and over 100,000 journal articles with 19th century imprints. The project represents a major collaborative endeavor in preservation and electronic access to historical texts. The Making of America collection is comprised of the digitized pages of books and journals. This system allows you to view scanned images of the actual pages of the 19th century texts. http://library5.library.cornell.edu/moa/ Making of America is made possible by a grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. - ------------------------------------------------- The Brooks Historian - Bill Brooks Home Page - http://home.fda.net/bbrooks/public_html/brooks.htm My Gedcom file - http://www.my-ged.com/db/surnames/bbrooks/A My email address - mailto:bbrooks@fda.net - -------------------------------------------------

Who can help with siblings of W. B. BURNEY Jr., born May 19 1913 Dan, Tx., Clay Co.???? His parents were William Bascom BURNEY and Ella Mae JONES. Was Wm Bascom Burney related at all to William BURNEY who married Maggie Bell LEDFORD and lived around Snyder and Fluvanna, Tx?? Thanks lots. Mary ellen@airmail.net

Who were siblings of Travis Ray DOTSON born November 22, 1872 Borger, Tx?? His parents were Judy Marie DAVIS and Tommy Gene DOTSON. May 15, 1981, Travis was living Lubbock, Tx. His grand-Father was Joe BURNEY. Believe Joe Burney may have adopted Travis Ray DOTSON??? Can anyone help?? Thanks lots. Mary ellen@airmail.net

I don't know of all the connections, but I do know this. Burney ancestors were in Washington Co., GA during the 1805 Land lottery as were BROOKS ancestors. Those same Burney ancestors moved some of their families to the Jefferson/Leon Co. Fl area at the same time as My Brooks ancestors, 1826-29. And Richard Burney married the sister of my gggrandfather James R. Brooks. Her name was Nancy Jane Brooks. They had John Fletcher Burney, Susan Burney, Peyton P. Burney, Jane Burney. Richard BURNEY's father was Willis Burney b.1770-75. who was the son of Richard Burney b. abt. 1744, who was the brother to your David Burney . Richard's offspring moved to Florida and bought land in Jefferson Co. and Leon County and Suwanee Co. I believe. I have a listing of the land owners in that area that name them specifically. Anyway, That is the only connection I have proof for. I also have an invitation that was in my family bible to the funeral of K.C. Burney at the Oakland Plantation, Lake Providence, LA. That is where James A. Brooks, Son of James R. Brooks moved. So, there were Burney ancestors living with BROOKS ancestors there as well. Here is a link to the image I scanned of the invitation.... http://home.fda.net/bbrooks/public_html/bh/bible03.htm So, my conclusion is that the families were linked, in at least 3 places if not more and they migrated into the deep south from Georgia to Florida and on to Louisiana, and who knows where else.... - Bill Brooks jgpark@juno.com wrote: > > I am sorry that I don't know anything about the newspaper. What caught > my eye was the connection of Burney/Brooks. I am descended through > Mariah M. Burney b. abt 1804 MS daut of David Burney and Sally Frazier. > I have wondered where the connection of Brooks comes in. Do you know? > Thanks Gladys - ------------------------------------------------- The Brooks Historian - Bill Brooks Home Page - http://home.fda.net/bbrooks/public_html/brooks.htm My Gedcom file - http://www.my-ged.com/db/surnames/bbrooks/A My email address - mailto:bbrooks@fda.net - -------------------------------------------------

Greetings - I am looking for someone who has access to the local newspapers for Jefferson/Leon Co. Florida and Thomas Co., GA cir. 1829. I am looking for obits for James and Anna BROOKS who lived in that area during that time. Also related to Richard and Nancy Burney of the same area, but a little later, civil war era. I don't know the names of the papers that circulated in those days. I do have a couple of names though. The Thomasville Register of Thomasville, GA., The Florida Sentinel of Tallahassee, FL., The Family Friend of Montecello, FL, The Thomasville Times of Thomasville, GA,The Weekly Times Enterprise and South Georgia Process of Thomasville, GA. Also any newspapers from the Sandersville area in Washington Co. would be helpful. One more area as well... Carrollton Plantation, Lake Providence, LA. There were Burney and BROOKS ancestors there as well... any newspapers from the late civil war period to the 1890's would be helpful. Thank you for your time... Bill Brooks - ------------------------------------------------- The Brooks Historian - Bill Brooks Home Page - http://home.fda.net/bbrooks/public_html/brooks.htm My Gedcom file - http://www.my-ged.com/db/surnames/bbrooks/A My email address - mailto:bbrooks@fda.net - -------------------------------------------------

Many thanks to the folks at St Mary's of the Assumption, in Waterford New York, for doing a real extensive search of their records for the family of my great great grandfather and mother, RICHARD and CATHERINE KENSLEY BIRNEY (BURNEY/BYRNEY/BERNEY). They are ALL there from baptism through death and burial. I have changed the spelling of their name so many times in my files.....but at least now I know where they are. Slainte, Tim

Who can help with any of this family???? Thanks lots. Mary ellen@airmail.net Descendants of Stella Burney Generation No. 1 1. STELLA2 BURNEY (WILLIAM FRANKLIN1) was born 1897, and died 1957. She married TALMAGE BENTON CARTER Abt. 1915. He was born Abt. 1895. Notes for STELLA BURNEY: Stella Burney and Talmage Carter had 4 grandchildren as of June 1985. Children of STELLA BURNEY and TALMAGE CARTER are: 2. i. JERLDINE3 CARTER, b. Unknown; d. 1983. ii. BURNEY CARTER, b. January 14, 1917, Portales, NM., Roosevelt Co.; d. June 1979, Grapevine, Tx., Tarrant Co.. Notes for BURNEY CARTER: Possibly died 1968??? Employed 1956 by / at Hq Co 931 st Engr GP (Cons) (AF Spt) located at Camp Wolters, Tx. More About BURNEY CARTER: Resided: November 19, 1956, 400 S.W.4th Ave., Mineral Wells, Tx. Generation No. 2 2. JERLDINE3 CARTER (STELLA2 BURNEY, WILLIAM FRANKLIN1) was born Unknown, and died 1983. She married (1) DOYLE BLAKEY Unknown. She married (2) ? STROUD Unknown. Child of JERLDINE CARTER and DOYLE BLAKEY is: i. JIMMY LOU4 BLAKEY, b. Unknown; m. ? VERNELL. Children of JERLDINE CARTER and ? STROUD are: ii. JERRY WAYNE4 STROUD, b. Unknown; d. 1989. iii. JIMMY LOU STROUD, b. Unknown.

Who can help with families of William Rufus BURNEY born June 28, 1908 Deming, NM., Luna County, son of William Rufus BURNEY and Malinda BLACK, borh deceased before November 1936. Wm R. Burney b 1908 was employed by Homeland Realty Co. 300 Republic Bank Bldg, Dallas, Tx., Dallas co. at one time. Lived at 6246 Goliad in Dallas, Tx at one time. Is he related to any of Maggie Bell Ledford Burney's family?? Thanks lots. Mary ellen@airmail.net

My gg-gparents Mariah M. Burney b.c. 1804 in MS (poss. Monticello, Lawrence Co.) d. bfr. census of 1850; m. abt. 1818 MS Baker Larkin b. 08 Feb. 1797 Berlin, Worcester, MA. Her parents David Burney b. 26 June 1756 Hillsboro, Orange Co., NC; d. abt. 1838? MS; m. abt. 1776 GA Sally Frazier d. abt. 1821 MS. I would appreciate hearing from anyone connected. Gladys Goodwin Parker

RICHARD BURNEY b c. 1800 and his wife CATHARINE KENSLEY BURNEY b c. 1807. Children all born County Wexford MARY BURNEY 1)KERSEY, 2)MCDONALD b 1830 BENNETT or BERNARD BURNEY b 1832 ANNE BURNEY b 1834 MICHAEL BURNEY and wife CATHARINE MONAHAN, married Waterford NY b 1839 PATRICK BURNEY and wife ELLEN ? married Waterford NY b, 1841 JOHANNA BURNEY b, 1843 ELIZABETH BURNEY b 1848 The family stayed in Waterford NY and the mother died their 1891. Michael's wife died there 1905. MICHAEL's children all born Waterford NY MARY A BURNEY b 1869 RICHARD BURNEY b 1872 ARTHUR BURNEY b 1874 PATRICK'S child: NELLIE BURNEY b 1886, Waterford , NY Anybody got any of these folks? Any help appreciated. Slainte, Tim

Gladys, I do have some Burney data. I have a connection to the Burney line through Richard and Nancy Jane Brooks of Fla. Abt. 1850's...I would guess. The info I have on Nancy Jane BROOKS puts her in her adolescent stage in the 1830's. Most of the Burney Data I have was given to me in a GEDCOM file. I can't even recall who it was that gave it to me right now, I could look it up though if you want. I don't have anything more on Mariah or her family than what you probably saw on "My Gedcom". Are you subscribed to the Rootsweb 'Burney' list server? I get emails from it all the time that are from other researchers looking at the Burney lines. If you need info about that I can supply it. In fact... I will copy your message to it so maybe you can hook up with someone who knows more about this particular branch than I do..Good hunting. - Bill Brooks jgpark@juno.com wrote: > > I found his name listed with no information. He married Mariah M. Burney > b.abt. 1804 MS, the daut. of David Burney b. 26 June 1756 Hillsboro, > Orange Co., NC ; d. Monticello, Law. Co., MS and Sally Frazier. Both of > these listings had your name down below. Gladys - ------------------------------------------------- The Brooks Historian - Bill Brooks Home Page - http://home.fda.net/bbrooks/public_html/brooks.htm My Gedcom file - http://www.my-ged.com/db/surnames/bbrooks/A My email address - mailto:bbrooks@fda.net - -------------------------------------------------