Laura C, Hi; I also have VA Calvert's which was listed in O'Gorman, but with errors. My GG Grandfather, Real Adm Henry Walke, had published papers which show that "Cornelius Calvert" was connected to olde' Lord Baltimore, including the Arms/Crest. Cornelius's dau "Mary" married William Walke, thus Adm Henry Walke Grandparents. His papers are of "first" person knowledge. In my site below, "Just a Veteran" shows lineage up to 33 Generations and to Henry I of France. mfs ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ M F SMITH, 6 yr Army Vet, Ret, AL, APS Genealogy.......... "http://community.webtv.net/CmbtEngrVet/JUSTAVETERAN" and "http://community.webtv.net/DerDoodler/HARRYSGAHANNA" plus opinion line "http://community.webtv.net/Airacorba/VETERANSOPINION"

I just joined the Calvert list and will describe my line as per the Descendants of Virginia Calverts book by Ella O'Gorman and have an update from a cousin who believes she knows how we connect to the 'Main line' More later, Laura Jane Pace Crane, descendant of William Calvert, b 1757 and Elizabeth Nodding Calvert. -----Original Message----- From: Christi Calvert Brogan <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, January 02, 2000 12:37 PM Subject: [CALVERT-L] From the listowner: Please Read! >(This message is automatically sent to the list once per month!) > >Hello all! > >[If you are receiving this post, it means that you have somehow gotten >yourself subscribed to a genealogy mailing list at Rootsweb.com. If you >are having trouble unsubscribing from the list and wish to, please reply to >me at [email protected] , quoting this email, including all headers, and >let me know that you want to be removed from the list.] > >Happy 2000! First, I want to thank each and every one of you for >subscribing to this Rootsweb genealogy list. It is time now for a brief >word from our sponsor :) > >List guidelines: > >All Rootsweb lists cannot accept HTML or Rich Text (RTF) formatted email or >attachments, please make sure all email is in plain text format before >sending to the list. (For more help on setting up your email program to send >text only messages, please visit >http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/listowners/html-off.htm ) > >Please feel free to visit the surname resource pages at Rootsweb as well as >our personal mailing list pages by going to http://www.rootsweb.com and >clicking on Surname Resources for the Rootsweb page and to the Mailing list >jump page at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cbrogan/gen.html and selecting >the list name for our personal mailing list pages. > >If you wish to respond to the entire list, just send your message. If you >want to respond to ONLY the person who sent the message, you will need to >change the "to" line in your email to be that person's address instead of >the list address. > >If you have a problem with another list member, please do not post to the >list but rather send email to the listowner ([email protected]) and we >will handle it off list. > >DO NOT forward Chain letters, off-topic posts, or virus alerts to the list. >This is cause for removal from the mailing list. There are two sites >listed below that deal with these hoaxes. Please check one of them and then >email the listowner if you are still concerned. If there is cause for real >alarm, he/she will address the list. > >http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/hoax.html >http://www.cheyenne.com/virusinfo/ > >DO NOT forward other people's mail, email or copyrighted information to the >list at any time without specific permission of the author (and clearance >from the listowner) This prevents "information stealing" and hurt feelings >on the list. If you receive, personally, a query that you think the list >might help with, please send it to me and let me forward it on. > >DO NOT attempt to sell, advertise or distribute products to the list members >without prior authorization from the listowner. Doing so is cause for >immediate removal from the list. If you have a genealogy book you have >written that you wish to let people know about, please alert the listowner >for further instructions. > >If you would like to read through the archives of this or any other list, >please visit: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > >OK... that's enough of the tough stuff. If anyone has issues with the above >rules, please feel free to contact me via email and we can discuss it. If >there are large "uprisings" aut some of the rules, we will vote on action >on the list, but it must first be discussed with the listowner off-list. >While we're on the subject of sponsors though, if any of you would like to >join in the support of our great host, Rootsweb, please become a sponsor or >member by visiting: > >http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/members/ > >Again, thanks to all for making these lists what they are today! Now, back >to GENEALOGY!!! > >Christi >Visit our homepage at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cbrogan >Visit our genealogy pages at: >http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cbrogan/gen.html >Country living at it's finest! http://www.onelist.com/subscribe/countrylife > > >==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== >Any list problems or questions can be sent to the listowner, Christi Calvert Brogan at [email protected] >

Part of my line is now living in Montana - migrated there in the late 1800's. They, however, came through Maryland and Missouri first. Let me know if this could be what you're looking for. Karen ----- Original Message ----- From: Kristine <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 31, 1999 9:19 AM Subject: [CALVERT-L] Calvert > I am looking for a line of Calverts that migrated from Yorkshire England to Canada then to Montana. What I have found is that they all went to Maryland. Any help would be greatly appreciated. > thanks Kristine Calvert > > > ==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== > Any list problems or questions can be sent to the listowner, Christi Calvert Brogan at [email protected] >

Jan. 3, 2000 Re Irish Calverts In THE CALVERTS WHO WERE QUAKERS by J. Richard Buckey, he has a great deal of Irish background. He says that John Calvert lived in Lurgam, Co. Armagh. His son, Thomas b. ca 1617 d. PA. Thomas' son, John b. 1648 near Belfast d. in PA. He had been disowned. Dau. Mary Calvert b. 1687 recorded in Quaker info. Mary's bro. John b. ca 1689 in PA d. 1739 VA. There was a Robert Calvert, Get. was the only Calvert who received manorial rights in the Ulster Plantation. He could have been Lord Baltimore's bro. dimgprr. More: John Calvert b. ca1587/9----buried Drumgorr, IRE came to NO IRE 1617 having m. in Yorkshire, Eng. Buried in Friends Burial Ground, Moyraverty. THomas Calvert m. Jane Glassford. He was b. 1617, Ire. d. 1685, PA. John Calvert s/o Thomas b. near Belfast m. Judith Stamper. The will of Thomas Calvert 1617-1685 of Chester Co., PA. John Calvert & wife were not Quakers. More info. about all the families in the book. BUT It is believed that John etc. were all related in some way to Lord Baltimore. It could have been that John Calvert b. ca1587/9 was prob. another son of Leonard Calvert, father of Lord Baltimore. In his will, Geo. Calvert, 1st Lord Baltimore, mentions kindred in the "North". There could be a cousin relationship. Hope this is somewhat helpful. Barbara Calvert

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Sorry Kristine, I have not got very far back with my line of CALVERTs yet, and no sign of a connection with Yorkshire yet. My Grandfather was Patrick CALVERT b 1890 in Camus Strabane Northern Ireland. His father was Hugh CALVERT b 1854 in Camus Strabane, and his Father was Hiram CALVERT who was known to have been in Strabane in 1845. My Great Aunt Vera, who lived in Los Angeles, told me that her Grandfather Hiram had been buried in Pensyllvannia. My Great Uncle Joseph, used to play football (soccer) in Strabane, and on one occasion he was playing and was told that he had a relative of his playing on the opposing team. This man claimed to be Lord CALVERT. He said that there definitely was a connection as ALL the Irish CALVERTS are from the same family. The Baltimore CALVERTs (who founded Maryland had connections with Ireland. Thus if what this person said is true, then we are related somehow, but there is no evidence yet. Have you visited the Genforum? http://genforum.genealogy.com/calvert/ Best of luck in your search, Jim.

I am looking for a line of Calverts that migrated from Yorkshire England to Canada then to Montana. What I have found is that they all went to Maryland. Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks Kristine Calvert

Hello everyone, I wanted to let everyone know that effective today my email address is changing to a new server. After 5 years of POTS/modem service (Plain Ole Telephone Service) we have finally gone digital with a cable modem service. The old account will be active for about another month, but then only the new address will work. The old address was: [email protected] and the new one will be [email protected] so if you have added me to your contact books as the listowner, please change your addresses :) Also note the new homepage address we have for our personal research, etc. located in my signature line. Hope you all have a very merry Christmas (or "winter holiday" to be more PC) and an bug-free ( :0) ) New Year! Christi Visit our homepage at: http://users.idworld.net/brogan Visit our genealogy pages at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cbrogan Join us for Y2KCountry! http://www.onelist.com/subscribe/y2kcountry

Hi Folks, While I don't normally send out virus warnings and DO thoroughly check them out before saying anything, this one almost got me this weekend and has been received 10 times again since. Before I continue, let me tell you two things to reassure you. #1: Rootsweb lists are incapable of sending or receiving attachments and/or HTML mail, so you will not get this worm from a Rootsweb list. #2: Please note that as far as we currently know this worm only affects those using Outlook Express and Netscape Mail as their email programs, but it is a clever worm that is constantly morphing so please be aware. Now, several of you may have received mail that LOOKS like it is from a Rootsweb list that is carrying the virus, but the important thing here is that this worm is capable of "forging" it's to AND from lines so that while it is not actually coming from a Rootsweb list, it looks like it is. Rootsweb has posted information on this particular worm here: http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/virus1.html that explains the "forging" and Symantec (the makers of Norton Antivirus) has information about the worm and how to remove it as well at http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/worm.newapt.html Basically the best rule of thumb is NEVER open an attachment you know nothing about and if in doubt, email the "sender" to make sure that they are actually trying to send you something. ALWAYS update your virus software (i.e.. once a week is best) and ALWAYS scan any files before opening. Below is the post that was sent on to us on the listowners list by MessageMates.com. Thanks Carole for the info! Christi Visit our homepage at: http://users.idworld.net/brogan Visit our genealogy pages at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cbrogan Join us for Y2KCountry! http://www.onelist.com/subscribe/y2kcountry -----Original Message----- From: Carole Rohrings [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, December 18, 1999 11:25 AM To: [email protected] Subject: re: the virus of yesterday IMPORTANT NOTICE: We have just learned that an email worm has been found circulating the web referencing MessageMates.com. This worm file is in no way connected with MessageMates.com. If you have received an email with a message that reads: he, your lame client cant read HTML, haha. click attachment to see some stunningly HOT stuff or http://stuart.messagemates.com/index.html Hypercool Happy Year 2000 funny programs and animationsÖ. We attached our recent animation from this site in our mail! Check it out! Then you have been passed the Worm in question. It is a worm that was created and set loose by someone who ís trying to spoil all of our Holiday fun. Do not run the attachment included in the email and please delete the email message immediately! What we know about this Worm so far: 1. Symantec has named this worm: W32.NewApt.Worm. 2. Once opened/launched the worm will email itself out and reply to messages in your mailbox. 3. The file being passed as an attachment is approximately 68K. 4. The subject line of this message will vary and may appear to be a reply to something youíve previously sent. 5. The attachment is no way related to any MessageMates.com products.Ý What you can do: 1. Read the details of this worm virus by checking with Symantec at: http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/index.html 2. If you receive a suspect email with an .exe attachment from someone, first email them back and confirm that theyíve intended to send you a MessageMate. What we can tell you about MessageMates.com: 1. Our millions of loyal users are our number one priority and we are fully committed to providing software programs that are safe and fun. 2. We never send out any unsolicited emails. 3. We never send out attachments. 4. Our files are 100% safe when downloaded directly from our web site. Please know that we at MessageMates.com have worked tirelessly to earn your trust and respect. We take great pride in our products and only want our users to have a positive and entertaining experience with them. Thank you for taking the time to read this very important notice. If you have any questions or comments, please email me directly at [email protected] Chris Heitmann Chief Operating Officer Carole Rohrings [email protected]

For some reason my email to you keeps bouncing back. I've noticed that Barbara is having the same problem. What is going on George? Vicki K http://www.parsonstech.com/genealogy/trees/vspencer/keith.htm http://www.parsonstech.com/genealogy/trees/vspencer/byers.htm

Dec. 13, 1999 Hi, George, Tried your address again, bounced back. Anyway, thanks for the address and will get the info. to you soon. Barbara

Dec. 12, 1999 George, Got your message and sent a reply to your above address and it kept bouncing back. This is the only way I can figure to thank you for your reply. (How come you got my first message.) I see that there have been problems before trying to get to you. Anyway, As soon as the Xmas rush is over I'll send you info. on Bill's family, up to date, and on my connections to the Calverts (other than marrying one). Hope you have a wonderful Christmas. It is hard when the family is spread all over. But at least they will be with you at Christmas. Please send me your snail-mail address so I can get the info. to you. All the best. And Happy Y2K. Barbara Calvert 40 Cedars Rd. Caldwell, NJ 07006 973-226-8906

Some of y'all might be interested in checking out Cindy's web site. There a several CALVERT's listed in the War of 1812. A lot are from Kentucky. http://www,sierra.com/sierrahome/familytree/records Vicki K

Could you NOT send CALVERT-D Digest as an attachment. The prevalence of viruses makes this too hazardous. Thanks, Max ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 29, 1999 2:19 AM Subject: CALVERT-D Digest V99 #198

Hi cousins. Wonder if the Burr Harrison mentioned here is one of our Calvert's with the name change? Vicki K ----- Original Message ----- From: Sandi Gorin <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, December 02, 1999 5:18 AM Subject: TIP#270 - LOGAN'S STATION, BOWMAN'S STATION & ROGERS FORT > TIP #270 - LOGAN'S (ST. ASAPH'S) STATION, BOWMAN'S STATION AND ROGER'S FORT > > LOGAN'S Station: This fort was settled by Colonal Benjamin LOGAN in 1775 > and was situated one mile west of Stanford, Lincoln County, Kentucky. > William HUDSON was killed by the Indians here; John KENNEDY was wounded; > Burr HARRISON,killed; David LOGAN thought killed on his way to the station; > Ambrose GRISSOM, killed; Jonas MENEFEE and Samuel INGRAM, wounded. In 1778, > John LOGAN set out from the station in company with John KENNEDY, Alexander > BARNET, Alexander MONTGOMERY and Jared MENEFEE to explored the Indian > country. They joined BOONE's party at Blue Licks, total number of men was > 18. Simon KENTON was their guide. Wm. RYBURN, Hugh ROSS, Benj. PETTIT, > Joseph KENNEDY, George CLARKE, Wm. MILLER, Samuel HITE and Wm. PATON were > in the latter party. This information taken from the Fayette Co. Circuit > Court records by STAPLES, and the KY Historical Register and Draper mss. > > The following names appeared in Captain Benjamin LOGAN's Company, thought > to be 1779. Capt Benj. LOGAN, Lt. John LOGAN, Ensign Alex MONTGOMERY, > Ensign Azariah DAVIS, Sgt. Benj. PELTON, Sgt. Wm MENIFEE, Sgt. Roswell > STEVENS, Sgt. George CLARK, Rob. BARNET, Ogden DEVERS, Benj. DRAKE, Isaac > DRAKE, John DRAKE, Jonathan DRAKE, John EALOR, Chas. ENGLISH, Stevens > ENGLISH, John FAIN, John JONES, John KENNEDY, James KNOX, Hugh LEEPER, > James LEEPER, Wm. LOGAN, Thos. LOVELEDD, Joseph LUSK, John McCORMICK, David > MITCHELL, Wm. MITCHELL, Alex. MONTGOMERY, John MONTGOMERY, Wm. MONTGOMERY, > Wm. NEAL, Wm PATTON, Samuel PHELPS, Wm. PHELPS, Wm. BARTON, Samuel BELL, > Arthur BLACKBURN, Alex. BOHANNON, John BOHANNON, Benj. BRIGGS, Samuel > BRIGGS, James BROWN, John CANTERBURY, Caspar CASENER, Wm. CASEY, John > CASTILIO, Pierce CASTILIO, Philip CONRAD, Azariah DAVIS, Samuel DEASON, > Bartholomew FENTON, George FLINN, Lee GARRETT, John GIBSON, Richard GLOVER, > John GLOVER, John GRIMES, Wm. GRIMES, Jacob GUNN, David HAWKINS, Jacob > HERMAN, Roger HINES, Stephen HUSTON, John JOHNS, James JOHNSON, John > McELHON, James McELWAIN, John McKAINE, Archibald MAHONE, James MENIFEE, > Jarrett MENIFEE, Joseph MENIFEE, John MARTIN, Joseph MARTIN, Samuel MARTIN, > James MASON, Samuel MAYES, Andrew MILLER, Henry MILLER, Wm. MILLER, Chas. > PHILIPS, John PHILIPS, Nich. PROCTOR, Sr., Nich. PROCTOR, Jr., Chas. > RUNSLE, James RUSSELL, Julius SANDERS, Alex. SINCLAIR, George SCOTT, John > STORY, John SUMMERS, Arch. THOMASON, Nicholas TRAMMEL, Philip TRAMEL, > George WHITE, Wm. WHITLEY. (See also Collins History, Vol 1) > > The Lincoln Militia Roll - under Capt. Saml. KIRKHAM on an expedition > against the enemy Indians under Gen'l. CLARK. (These men enlisted Oct 22, > 1782 and were discharged Nov. 23, 1782): Capt. Samuel KIRKHAM, Lt. Henry > GRIDER, Ensign William CROW, Sgt. George CAMPBELL, Sgt. Dan'l. BROWN, Sgt. > James FISHER, Adjutant John CROW, P. H. Master Jas. THOMPSON, Joseph > WILSON, John SELLERS, Josiah BOON, Jeremiah BOON, James STEPHENSON, Sam'l > LAURENCE, Isaac LAURENCE, Solomon LAURENCE, Joseph LAURENCE, William > GRASEY, Benjamin WHITE, George WILSON, George READING, Edward DOUGHERTY, > Sam'l BRINTON/BRENTON?, William BRINTON/BRENTON?, Robt. BRITNON/BRENTON?, > James BRINTON/BRENTON?, John BRINTON/BRENTON?, Edwd.TAYLOR, William STONE, > Nicholas PIX?, Jesse THOMAS, Abraham THOMAS, Jacob HOLSCLAW, William BARBA, > Joshua BARBA, William KERN, William FIELDS, George YUNT, John HARRIS, Peter > watts, Robt. FOREMAN, Moses CHERRY, Ash EMMISON, Absalom YAGER, Cornelius > YAGER, Stephen ARCHER, Jacob CROW, Levi SCOTT, Isaac ROMINE, Elisha SCOTT. > (See also Ky State Historical Society Reg. Vol. 29 (1931), p. 221; Vol II, > Kentucky Court and other Records, Ms. W. B. ARDERY for Lincoln Co Militia > officers). > > BOWMAN'S STATION: This station was settled in 1779 by thirty families > under Col. Abraham BOWMAN and was located 6 miles east of Harrodsburg. > Among the residents there were: Robert BOWMER, his son Herman BOWMER (also > shown in some records as BOWMAN), Stephen and Joseph COLLINS, Elisha, > Robert and Joshua PRUETT, Wm. HALL, James COX, Thomas GLASS. Not the > variance in spelling of BOWMER/BOWMAN). > > Captain John BOYLE'S Company, 1 Apr 1780 were at stations on or near Dick's > Rivr, now in Garrard, Lincoln and Boyle County and included: Capt. John > BOYLE, Lt. Samuel DAVIS, Ensign Elisha CLARY, Sgt. Barney BOYLE, Sgt. > Jonathan MARSHALL, Jacob ANDERSON, James ANDERSON, Thomas ARBUCKLE, James > COYLE, Wm. CRAWFORD, James DAVIS, Robert DESHA, Dennis DIVEN, Owen DIVEN, > Hugh GALBREATH, Evandon GORDON, Peter HIGGINS, John HICKS, Wm. HICKS, Sr., > Wm. HICKS, Nathan McCLURE, Wm. MARSHALL, Basil MAXWELL, Wm. MENIFEE, Wm. > MITCHELL, Robert MOORE, Samuel MOORE, Nehemiah POORE, John POYNTER, James > REEVES, Wm. ROWAN, John VARDEMAN, Alex WALKER, Wm. WHITLEY, John WILKINSON, > Wm. YOUNG. (See Collins History, Vol 1). > > ROGERS'S FORT. This lay on a tract of land between Buffalo Creek, east, > Cedar Creek, west, Shephardsville Rd, north and Boston Highway 62 south. It > was founded by Col. James ROGERS who was born in VA 1742 and died in Ky in > 1828. KENTUCKY BAPTISTS, by J. H. Spencer, page 184, 185, 186 states > that James Rogers was an early preacher in Lick Creek Church. He was quite > a prominent Citizen of Nelson, and served in two of the Danville > Conventions." A history/genealogy column in THE KENTUCKY STANDARD, April > 17, 1985, by David Hall, (Bardstown, KY) has the following on Rogers > Station. " Rogers Station grew from early land deal. William Bard put > together one of the earliest real estate deals in what is now Nelson Co. In > 1779, probably the summer months, Bard led a party out from the Falls of > Ohio to view some "Improvements" grouped around the Buffalo Creek area. He > was offering these > "land claims" for sale. among the group was Co. James Rogers who later > recalled some details of that trip. > In the spring of 1780 Col. James Rogers took permanent possession of the > preemption west of Buffalo Creek, a part of that area then called :"Bard's > Flat" Rogers Station rose in the wilderness and quickly provided temporary > shelter for many settlers pouring into Nelson. > > Not many of the names are known of those who lived here, but those found > included: James ROGERS and his family; his brothers Matthew, and Jonathan, > were there. Evan WILLIAMS and Wm KEITH were likely residents. Atkinson HILL > was there before relocating to GOODIN's Station. Mesheck CARTER and his > family and likely John RAY and and Joseph BARNETT. William BARD was here in > 1780. > > This concludes this series. > > (c) Copyright 2 Dec 1999, Sandra K. Gorin, All Rights Reserved. > [email protected] > > > Colonel Sandi Gorin > 205 Clements,Glasgow, KY 42141 > (270) 651-9114 or E-fax (707)222-1210 > Member Glasgow-Barren County Chamber of Commerce > > Gorin Genealogical Publishing: > > http://members.delphi.com/gorin1/index.html > > TIPS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Tips > KYBIOS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Bios > ARCHIVES: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > GORIN FAMILY WEBSITE: http://www.myfamily.com/home/home.asp >

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I've done more updating on my web page. Please come and visit (especially the Popp Gedcom at Rootsweb which you can access through my Gedcoms link for information on this line) at the following URL: http://popp-family.rootsweb.com/ Other surnames in my page include: Abbott, Adams, Ainsworth, Allen/Allein, Allwood, Andersdatter, Andersen, Bader, Bailey, Baker, Balls, Baltimore, Banet, Banister, Barnes, Bartholomew, Bartlett, Bascom, Batt, Baylie, Bell, Bensinn, Bent, Betz, Bigelow, Bills, Bingley, Bird, Blassingame, Bliss, Bode, Boreman, Bosch, Bourne, Bradshaw, Brakel/Breckel, Brent, Brewster, Brown, Browne, Burchard, Bury, Calvert/Caverts, Campbell, Carpenter, Carr, Carter, Challis, Chase, Charles, Cheney, Christensen, Claughton, Clayton, Coffin, Colburn, Collee, Collins, Cooley, Copp, Corbett, Corbit, Cowley, Crichlow, Crippen, Cross, Crossland, Cuntz/Kunz, Dam, Davenport, Davis/Davys, Deastley, Dewerden, Dodnaur, Dormeyer, Dow, Dunckhorne, Duston, Eaton, Eberspach, Eckart, Elwell, Emelia, Emery, Endley/Erdly, Eppinger, Ewlas, Fairchild, Farr/Pharr, Felton, Firman, Fischer/Fisher, Fletcher, Flucker/Fluker, Folcord, Fredericksdatter, French, Fritz, Fuller, Gates, Gator, Gerlach, Getchell, Gilbert, Gile, Glasgock, Goodenow/Goodnow, Goodwin, Gosling, Gosses, Gotfredson, Grante, Grantham, Greely, Grieswold, Griswold, Gulitas, Haines/Haynes, Hall, Halstead, Hammond, Hanies, Hankin, Hansdatter, Hansen, Hardes, Hargreaves, Harriman, Hartley, Harvey, Harwyne, Hawksworth, Hayne, Heath, Helman/Helmann, Heyl, Hieber, Hinder, Hindle, Hoag, Hof, Hofer/Hoefer, Hoffman, Holden, Holliwell, Houlton, How/Howe, Howarth, Hunt, Huntington, Ingersoll, Iyde, Jackson, Jakeman, Jellye, Jensdatter, Jensen, Johnson, Jones, Jourgoust, Justsen, Karloske, Kebble, Kelly, Kemp, Kenrick, Kenyon, Kern, Kielblock, Kilham, Kimball, Kingsbury, Knibbe, Knight, Koch, Kramer, Lachenmaier, Lang, Langley, Larson, Lauridsen, Lawes, Lawrence, Lawrenson/Laurenson, Leavitt, Lee, Lewis, Lindauer, Litten, Lord, Low, Mackert, Madsen, Marsh, Marshall, Martin, Marx, Mason, McCarty/McCarthy, Melton, Mercer, Merrick, Milspagh/Millspaugh/Milsback, Mingus/Mangus/Menges, Missilaway, Mixer, Moreland, Moulton, Moyse/Moyce, Mueller, Mynne, Nagel, Needham, Newman, Nichols, Nielsdatter, Nielsen, Nollkamper, Nordenheim, Northend, Oldham, Olmstead/Olmsted, Olsen, Olson, Ommerle, Osborne, Osowki, Page, Parker, Parrat, Partridge, Paulet, Peaslee/Peasley, Pedersdatter, Pedersen, Perkins, Pettengill, Pilling, Pitts, Plimpton, Plumer, Poor, Popp, Powell, Prence, Putnam, Quick, Raske, Reed, Reffi, Reig, Reiss, Rhode/Roda/Rohde, Rice, Roberts, Robertson, Robinson, Ruddick, Rupp, Ruppold, Rush, Saar, Sadler, Safford, Samon, Sargent, Sawbridge, Sawyer, Schaefer, Schell, Schippert, Schneiderin, Schoellhammer/Schollhammer, Schreder/Shreder/Schroeder, Schumacher, Schurr, Schuster, Schwarz, Seabury, Shatswell, Shaw, Shotswell, Sibbell, Skinner, Slemmer/Shlemmer/Schlemmer, Slinger/Schlinger, Smith, Sommer, Sorensdatter, Sorensen, Spieth, Steadman, Stebbins, Sterling, Stetson, Stiefel, Stone, Stumpf, Sutton, Sutz, Taylor, Thatcher/Thacher, Thayer, Thompson, Thorndike, Throckmarten, Thyler, Ticknor, Todd, Tompkins, Tomporowski, Tracy, Truszczynska, Umstead, van der Werf, Van Dyke/van Dijk/Van Dyk, Vollmer, Wahl, Walbridge, Walcott, Walderon/Walrath/Wallrath, Waenner/Wanner, Ward/Warde, Warner, Webb, Weber, Webster, Weeks, Weitmann, Weller, West, Westra, Wheeler, White, Wieland, Wiggam, Wilcox, Wolcot/Wolcott, Woods, Wroth, Wynne, Yeoman and more!

I've done more updating on my web page. Please come and visit (especially the Popp Gedcom at Rootsweb which you can access through my Gedcoms link for information on this line). Other surnames in my page include: Abbott, Adams, Ainsworth, Allen/Allein, Allwood, Andersdatter, Andersen, Bader, Bailey, Baker, Balls, Baltimore, Banet, Banister, Barnes, Bartholomew, Bartlett, Bascom, Batt, Baylie, Bell, Bensinn, Bent, Betz, Bigelow, Bills, Bingley, Bird, Blassingame, Bliss, Bode, Boreman, Bosch, Bourne, Bradshaw, Brakel/Breckel, Brent, Brewster, Brown, Browne, Burchard, Bury, Calvert/Caverts, Campbell, Carpenter, Carr, Carter, Challis, Chase, Charles, Cheney, Christensen, Claughton, Clayton, Coffin, Colburn, Collee, Collins, Cooley, Copp, Corbett, Corbit, Cowley, Crichlow, Crippen, Cross, Crossland, Cuntz/Kunz, Dam, Davenport, Davis/Davys, Deastley, Dewerden, Dodnaur, Dormeyer, Dow, Dunckhorne, Duston, Eaton, Eberspach, Eckart, Elwell, Emelia, Emery, Endley/Erdly, Eppinger, Ewlas, Fairchild, Farr/Pharr, Felton, Firman, Fischer/Fisher, Fletcher, Flucker/Fluker, Folcord, Fredericksdatter, French, Fritz, Fuller, Gates, Gator, Gerlach, Getchell, Gilbert, Gile, Glasgock, Goodenow/Goodnow, Goodwin, Gosling, Gosses, Gotfredson, Grante, Grantham, Greely, Grieswold, Griswold, Gulitas, Haines/Haynes, Hall, Halstead, Hammond, Hanies, Hankin, Hansdatter, Hansen, Hardes, Hargreaves, Harriman, Hartley, Harvey, Harwyne, Hawksworth, Hayne, Heath, Helman/Helmann, Heyl, Hieber, Hinder, Hindle, Hoag, Hof, Hofer/Hoefer, Hoffman, Holden, Holliwell, Houlton, How/Howe, Howarth, Hunt, Huntington, Ingersoll, Iyde, Jackson, Jakeman, Jellye, Jensdatter, Jensen, Johnson, Jones, Jourgoust, Justsen, Karloske, Kebble, Kelly, Kemp, Kenrick, Kenyon, Kern, Kielblock, Kilham, Kimball, Kingsbury, Knibbe, Knight, Koch, Kramer, Lachenmaier, Lang, Langley, Larson, Lauridsen, Lawes, Lawrence, Lawrenson/Laurenson, Leavitt, Lee, Lewis, Lindauer, Litten, Lord, Low, Mackert, Madsen, Marsh, Marshall, Martin, Marx, Mason, McCarty/McCarthy, Melton, Mercer, Merrick, Milspagh/Millspaugh/Milsback, Mingus/Mangus/Menges, Missilaway, Mixer, Moreland, Moulton, Moyse/Moyce, Mueller, Mynne, Nagel, Needham, Newman, Nichols, Nielsdatter, Nielsen, Nollkamper, Nordenheim, Northend, Oldham, Olmstead/Olmsted, Olsen, Olson, Ommerle, Osborne, Osowki, Page, Parker, Parrat, Partridge, Paulet, Peaslee/Peasley, Pedersdatter, Pedersen, Perkins, Pettengill, Pilling, Pitts, Plimpton, Plumer, Poor, Popp, Powell, Prence, Putnam, Quick, Raske, Reed, Reffi, Reig, Reiss, Rhode/Roda/Rohde, Rice, Roberts, Robertson, Robinson, Ruddick, Rupp, Ruppold, Rush, Saar, Sadler, Safford, Samon, Sargent, Sawbridge, Sawyer, Schaefer, Schell, Schippert, Schneiderin, Schoellhammer/Schollhammer, Schreder/Shreder/Schroeder, Schumacher, Schurr, Schuster, Schwarz, Seabury, Shatswell, Shaw, Shotswell, Sibbell, Skinner, Slemmer/Shlemmer/Schlemmer, Slinger/Schlinger, Smith, Sommer, Sorensdatter, Sorensen, Spieth, Steadman, Stebbins, Sterling, Stetson, Stiefel, Stone, Stumpf, Sutton, Sutz, Taylor, Thatcher/Thacher, Thayer, Thompson, Thorndike, Throckmarten, Thyler, Ticknor, Todd, Tompkins, Tomporowski, Tracy, Truszczynska, Umstead, van der Werf, Van Dyke/van Dijk/Van Dyk, Vollmer, Wahl, Walbridge, Walcott, Walderon/Walrath/Wallrath, Waenner/Wanner, Ward/Warde, Warner, Webb, Weber, Webster, Weeks, Weitmann, Weller, West, Westra, Wheeler, White, Wieland, Wiggam, Wilcox, Wolcot/Wolcott, Woods, Wroth, Wynne, Yeoman and more!

Roberta L. Modranski wrote: > > Can someone help Bob? > > --------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Date: Sun, 28 Nov 1999 08:00:48 EST > Subject: Re: OHBELMON-D Digest V99 #307 > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > > I have Calvert roots in Belmont County dating back to as early as > 1840's. I > have been trying to find the parents of Alfred Calvert (ca.1816-1891). I > > have his mother as Mary Calvert (married name) born around 1791. He has > a > brother John (ca1810-?), Levi (1827-1907) married Sarah Wilson, Martin > (1837-), Aaron (1831-?) married Elizabeth McCulley, sisters: Sarah > (1834-?), > Mary (1828-?). > Right now I cannot go back any futher. I would appreciate any help or > any > lead. > Thank you for your time. > Bob Calbert > > ___________________________________________________________________ > Get the Internet just the way you want it. > Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! > Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj. > > ==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== > Any list problems or questions can be sent to the listowner, Christi Calvert Brogan at [email protected] Bob, I also have Calvert roots in Belmont County from 1828 to 1845. My g.g. grandfather was James Calvert who was born in VA around 1806. His son, (my g. grandfather) was John, born 1828 and brothers Sylvanus b. ca. 1833, James W. b. 1835 and Franklin b. 1845, all in Belmont County. If I could only find more, maybe we are related. Please pass along any help you get if it sounds like it might be my kin. Thanks. Norma Harkness

Can someone help Bob? --------- Forwarded message ---------- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Date: Sun, 28 Nov 1999 08:00:48 EST Subject: Re: OHBELMON-D Digest V99 #307 Message-ID: <[email protected]> I have Calvert roots in Belmont County dating back to as early as 1840's. I have been trying to find the parents of Alfred Calvert (ca.1816-1891). I have his mother as Mary Calvert (married name) born around 1791. He has a brother John (ca1810-?), Levi (1827-1907) married Sarah Wilson, Martin (1837-), Aaron (1831-?) married Elizabeth McCulley, sisters: Sarah (1834-?), Mary (1828-?). Right now I cannot go back any futher. I would appreciate any help or any lead. Thank you for your time. Bob Calbert ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.