Hello, I am interested to hear from anyone with ancestors who came from Thame, Oxford Eng. Would also like to hear from any descendents of William Cherry, b. c 1870-1880 in London, Eng. He then emigrated to N Zealand, sometime after 1918. Unfortunately, that is all the information I have at present. Isobel

Cherrys in 1870 Census, Reels 1666 and 1667 Reel 1666 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 28, all born in VA Rutter, Zacheus, 73, m, w, cooper, $450 in Real Estate, eligible to vote Cordelia, 45, f Alice V., 23, f 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 28, all b. VA Note: Parents Levi & Susan Cherry are not listed (deceased) Cherry, William H., 25, m, w, farmer, cannot read or write, eligible to vote Louisa, 28, f, cannot read or write Mary, 7, f, @school Peter W., 25, m, carpenter 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 28, all b. VA Cherry, T. M., 58, m, w, farmer, $4500 in Real Estate, $500 in Personal Property, eligible to vote Cherry, 56, f, cannot write Timothy L., 24, retail grocer, $400 in Personal Property Balentine, Benj., 23, laborer, cannot rwrite, eligible to vote Joanna, 19, f, cannot write Tenill/Ferrell, B. F., 34, m, w, clergyman 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 28, all born in VA Rutter, S. , 40, m, w, keeper of Canal locks, $400 in Real Estate, $400 in Personal Property Virginia C., 33, f, Mary E., 11, f, @school Annie E., 4, f 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 28, all b. VA Note: This is James E. Cherry Cherry, James , 33, m, 2, overseer on canal, eligible to vote Cherry A., 28, f, 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 28, all born in VA Note: This is John H. Cherry. His wife Mary Ann Cherry is deceased Cherry, John, 43, m, 2, carpenter, cannot read or write, eligible to vote Elizabeth A., 16, f, cannot read or write Mary F., 13, f, cannot write 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 29, all born in VA Rutter, Zacheus, 32, m, w, cooper, $150 in Real Estate, $100 Personal Property, Eligible to Vote Julia, 25, f, cannot read or write Jeremiah, 6, f Georgiana, 9, f, at school Susan E., 7/12. f, b. Oct. 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 29, all born in VA Cherry, Matthew, 39, m, w, laborer, $100 in Real Estate, cannot read or write, eligible to vote Emma J., 26, f, George H., 9, m Mary J., 3, f Infant, 13/12, f Note: the infant is Nancy Ellen Cherry, b. Feb 1869. 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 30 Cherry, Paul W., 26, m, farmer, b. VA, cannot read or write, eligible to vote Jane A., 15, f, b. NC, cannot read or write Eliza, 53, f, $250 in real estate, b. VA, cannot write Mary R., 23, f, b. VA, cannot read or write Willis E., 19, m, laborer Theodores , 14, m, b. VA Note: Paul's father & Eliza (nee Culpeper)'s husband, Willis F. Cherry died in 1866. Paul & Jane Ann Jones married in 1870 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 30, all born in VA Cherry, Allen, 45, m, w, laborer, $1200 in Real Estate, cannot read or write, eligible to vote 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 30, all born in VA Cherry, James, 18, m, w, cooper, cannot read or write Dorcas, 50, f, cannot read or write Elizabeth C., 15, Hila V., 9, f Columbus M., 11, m, cannot read or write Note: Dorcas (nee Richardson) is James Cherry's mother, his father, Leonard White Cherry has apparently died. 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 30, all born in VA Cherry, Cloey, 45, f, cannot write James, 15, m, cannot write Annie, 14, f, cannot read or write Margaret, 10, f, cannot read or write Lucy, 8, f, Charlotte, 20, f, domestic servant Lydia C., 5, 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 31, all born in VA Cherry, Sam, 70, m, B, laborer, cannot read or write Cherry, 75, f, B, cannot read or write 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 31, all born in VA Cherry, Paul, 44 m, w, cooper, $150 in Personal Property, eligible to vote. Mary E., 27, f Henry E., 17, m, cannot write Claudius W., 11, m, cannot write Ellen V., 7, Julia F., 6, f Mary E., 9/12, b. Aug. 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 31, all born in VA Cherry, Samuel, 28, m, w, laborer, eligible to vote Elizabeth, 27, f 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 32, all born in VA Cherry, Frances, 61, f, w 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 32, all born in VA Butt, Jonas, 40, m, B., laborer, Mary, 23, f, B Lucy A., 14, f, B Susan, 12, f, B John 10, m, B William H., 2, m, B Cherry, Maria, 80, f, B 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 32, all born in VA Hodges, J. E., 38, m, w, carpenter, $2000 in Real Estate, $200 in Personal Property, eligible to vote Amelia, 24, f Cherry, Absalom, 9, m, w, 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 46, all born in VA (except 2) Cherry, Josephine, 30, f, w, b. NC Daniel M., 13, m, James B., 9, m Addie J., 7, f Mitchell, Joshua, 26, m, w, carpenter Adeline, f, b. NC Weston, Janet, 14, f Mary J., 13, f Samuel, 10, m Mitchell, Lucy A., 2, f 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 48, all born in VA Cherry, Susan, 45, f, w, $1000, cannot write Walter, 23, m, cannot write, eligible to vote Silas, 21, m, cannot write, eligible to vote Mary F., 18, f Martin, 16, m, cannot read or write Susan, 12, f 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 48, all born in VA Cherry,.Mary E., 23, f, w, farming, $300 in real estate Frederick W., 3, m Margaret S., 1, f Note: Mary E. (nee Cherry)'s husband, Oliver A. Cherry died in 1868, and Oliver is the son of Walter Cherry and Susan Martin, listed above, as Susan Cherry. Mary E. Cherry's parents are Allen Cherry and Mary Ann Cherry. 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 50, all born in VA Cherry, Enoch, 47, m, w, cooper, Mar, eligible to vote Eliz. F., 35, f, Mar, cannot write Enoch, 19, m, laborer, cannot read or write Richard J., 16, laborer, cannot write Deal, Jeremiah, 63, farmer, $500 in Real Estate 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 51, all born in VA Cherry, Haywood, 32, m, w, laborer, cannot read or write Almirah J., 26, f, Emily F., 3, f 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 51, all born in VA Cherry, Sanhedrin, 20, m, w, grocer, $500 in Real Estate, $800 in Personal Property, 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Deep Creek Twp., p. 57, all born in VA Cherry, George, 22, m, w, laborer, cannot read or write, eligible to vote 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., 1st Ward, Norfolk City, p. 93, all born in VA Widgen, George, 34, m, w, clerk in store, $2500 in real estate, $1500 in Personal Property, eligible to vote Bettie, 27, f Lelia, 2, f Hallel, Easter, 16, f, B., Domestic servant 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., 2nd Ward, Norfolk City, p. 136, all born in VA Cherry, Virginius, 36, m, w, retail grocer, $1200 in Real Estate, $700 in Personal Property, Eligible to vote Virginia, 36, f James, 15, m, clerk in store Maude, 7, f 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., 4th Ward, Norfolk City, p. 254, all born in VA (except 1) Small, Nyl??, 37, m, w, carpenter, b. NC Julia, 35, f, Cherry, John W., 16, m Julia, 12, f Mary 6, f Start Reel 1667 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Pleasant Grove Twp., PO Lake Drummond, all born in VA p. 325 Farball, John F., 50, m, w, canal lock keeper, $245 in Real Estat, $247 in Personal Property Fannie, 27, f Cherry, Absalom, 7, m, w Hodges, Joshua, 30, m, w, laborer 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Jackson Ward, Portsmouth, all born in VA (except 1), p. 344 Ross, John, 31, m, w, steamboat engineer, 100 in Personal Property, b. Scotland Josephine, 26, f Ella J., 2, f John R., 5/12, m Cherry, Wm. H., 26, m, w Ella, 22, f, boarding Culpeper, Dorcas, 32, f, w, domestic Note: Apparently the parents of Josephine, Wm. H., and Ella Cherry have died. They are James and Ellen Cherry. Josephine Cherry married John Ross in 1867. 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Jackson Ward, Portsmouth, p. 350 Cherry, James, 48, m, works in cigar factory, b .VA Anna M., 43, f, b. MD Albert E., 11, m, b. MD, @school Lilly V., 7, f, b. VA, @school 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Jackson Ward, Portsmouth, all born in VA, p. 351 Cherry, Ann, 63, f, w, Nelson, Harriett, 43, f, w, seamstress 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Jackson Ward, Portsmouth, all born in VA, p. 360 Cherry, Daniel S., 48, m, w, stove merchant, $9600 in Real Estate, $500 in Personal Property Lillie, 42, f Henrietta, 18, f Lillie A., 14, f Daniel S., 12, m William, 9, m Rosa, 4, f Link, Jennie, 24, f, 2, lives with her father Brown, Marg., 51, f, B., Domestic Cory, William H., 30, m, w, steamboat engineer 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Jackson Ward, Portsmouth, all born in VA, p. 365 Cherry, Alexander, 27, m, w, bookeeping, $300 in Personal property Buena, 23, f 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Jackson Ward, Portsmouth, all born in VA, p. 378 Hodges, Elizabeth, 54, m, w, tailoress Virginia, 21, f Cherry, Margaret, 45, f, w, seamstress Forbes, Missouri, 10, f, w 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Jefferson Ward, Portsmouth, all born in VA (except 1), p. 400 Smith, Robert M., 31, m, w, rigger, Laura M., 20, f Cherry, James F., 13, m, w, @school 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Jefferson Ward, Portsmouth, all born in VA, p. 400 Rutter, Barney, 37, m, w, ship carpenter Mary, 31, f Missouri J., 12, f Ada E., 3, f 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Jefferson Ward, Portsmouth, all born in VA, p. 408 Cherry, Germain, 45, m, w, cigar maker, cannot read or write, eligible to vote Mary, 39, f James, 20, m, cigar maker William, 18, m, works @ sash factory, cannot read or write Laura, 13, f, cannot write Virginius, 12, m, cannot read or write Thomas, 10, m, cannot read or write Ellen, 8, f Cherry, Ann, 41, f, w, seamstress Sarah, 17, f 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Jefferson Ward, Portsmouth, all born in VA, p. 450 Cherry, Mary F., 18, f, w, domestic servant, cannot write Note: Mary F. Cherry is the daughter of Walter Cherry and Susan Martin. 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Jefferson Ward, Portsmouth, all born in VA, p. 452 Cherry, William A., 28, m, w, carpenter, eligible to vote Elizabeth, 25, f, William, 8, m, @school Mary L, 2, f Bohlkin, Nathaniel 24, m, w, laborer, eligible to vote 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Jefferson Ward, Portsmouth, all born in VA, p. 454 Brown, Nancy, 59, f, w, cannot write Cherry, Mary, 39, f, w, seamstress Margaret S., 14, f Mary E., 11, f, cannot read or write Brown, Nannie, 30, f, w, tailoress Caroline V., 23, f Hodges, Hiler Frances, 14, f 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Jefferson Ward, Portsmouth, all born in VA, p. 463 Cherry, Peter, 49, m, w, cooper, eligible to vote Sarah, 44, f Frederick, 17, m Florence, 15, f Thomas, 11, m Sallie, 8, f Virginius, 3, m 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Jefferson Ward, Portsmouth, all born in VA, p. 465 Cherry, Isaiah, 26, m, 2, blacksmith, eligible to vote Catherine, 28, f, Anna, 4 Fallon, Lilie, 18, f, w, domestic 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Washington Twp., Washington Point, all born in VA, p. 527 Cherry, William, 40, m, w, laborer, eligible to vote Caroline, 34, f Anna F., 16, f Lydia, 9, f William T., 7, m John E., 4, m Leopold, 1, m 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Washington Twp., Washington Point, all born in VA, p. 544 Portlock, Mary A., 53, f, w, Murden, Ellen, 26, f, w Mary F., 15, f Cherry, William, 22, m, w, farmer 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Washington Twp., Washington Point, all born in VA, p. 547 Cherry, Elizabeth, 56, f, w, cannot read or write Richard, 33, m, farmer, eligible to vote James, 27, m, farmer, cannot read ore write, eligible to vote Stephen H., 17, m, farmer, cannot write Walter, 13, m, Manning, Elizabeth, 8, f, w, @ school Cuthrill, Keziah, 59, f, w, cannot read or write Note: Elizabeth (nee Cuthrill)'s husband Stephen Cherry died before the 1860 census. 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Western Branch Twp., Portsmouth, all born in VA, p. 555 Brown, Joseph, 55, m, B, dragman, $500 in Real Estate, $100 in Personal Property, cannot read or write, eligible to vote Sarah, 20, f B Charles, 5, m, B. Cherry, Silvia, 70, f, B., lives with relative, cannot read or write 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Western Branch Twp., Portsmouth, all born in VA, p. 568 Cherry, Robert, 51, m, w, laborer, $400 in Real estate, cannot read or write, eligible to vote Joycie, 48, f, w, cannot write 1870 Census, VA, Norfolk Co., Western Branch Twp., Portsmouth, all born in VA, p. 593 Matthews, John C., 47, m, w, farmer, $600 in Real Estate Martha, 50, f, Cherry, William H., 18, m, w, laborer ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Posted on: Cherry Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/che/Cherry?read=27 Surname: Cherry, Heard ------------------------- William Cherry born 1804 in NC, lived in Wilkinson Co, Ga and then in Houston and Bibb Counties. William married Edney Perrin Heard in Bibb Co, Ga in 1842. He died in 1863. Who were his parents? We believe Riley and Spencer were two of his brothers. Was he related to other Cherry families from Bibb County? Also interested in Wilkinson Co, Ga and Washington Co, Ga Cherry families, as these three brothers lived there before their move to Houston County,Ga Willing to share information, Thanks Gaila

Do you have a brick wall or dead end Cherry ancestor? Try posting a query to our GenConnect Query Board. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/che/Cherry Do you have a document for your Cherry ancestors: Bible Record, Biography, Deed, Obituary, Pension, or Will? Post it to our Cherry boards for archiving these documents. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/cgi-bin/surnamefinder.cgi Don't be afraid of using the boards as they will provide you with a large audience who might have information on the Cherry you are searching for. The boards are universally searchable using two search engines--making your message accessible to many researchers who may not be subscribed to this list. If you need help using the GenConnect system visit our homepage at: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index.html and from there connect to our Hints and Tips page where you can learn how to use the boards effectively. Please feel free to ask me for help. I will be happy to get those Cherry queries on the Boards for you. The Hints and Tips will help you find the information on the other names you are researching. Good Hunting, Gaila Cherry listowner

According to "Pioneers of Old Frederick Co. VA. by Cecil O'Dell 1995 -Wallsworth Publishing Co, Marceline, MO., a Thomas CHERRY was in the Monocacy Hundred in 1733/34 in Maryland (noted inTracey and Dern's "Pioneers of Old Monocacy, pg. 368). Property is identified as - at mouth of Licking Creek and Potomac River. Thomas later (1737) purchased Potomac River front land in old Frederick Co. VA. at mouth of present day Cherry Run. He and his children added to these holdings later. Thomas CHERRY was reportedly a son of Edward and Alice CHERRY of County Antrim, Ireland who immigrated about 1737, preceding them to America, possibly in 1732/33. Does anyone's record collection show dates, ships or points of departure and landing in America for these people? Thank you for any help on this... Barry Faulkner in Bandon,OR. flybarry@webtv.net Searching CHERRY, PHILLIS, ACHESON, PERRIN, RICE,CASEY,STACK,HILLMAN

I have a great grandmother, Susannah CHERRY B. 1840 OH. (Guernsey Co.area) who had brother William CHERRY possibly b. 1828 Guernsey Co.OH. William returned from OH. to PA. and was living in household of uncle, Thomas Phillis as noted in 1850 Census at age 22. According to www.chartiers.com/beers-project/articles/cherry723.html, Eliza Jane CHERRY Bn. 1821, daughter of Edward Cherry & Rebecca PERRIN, married William Cherry of Guernsey         Co. OH. on Oct. 8,1850. In 1769, William was listed in Will of Thomas PHILLIS in 1869 as a legatee and living at that time in Chartiers twp, Washington Co.PA. The Beers-project history states that William and Eliza Jane moved in 1875 to near Waco, McLennan Co. Texas where they were residing at time of Beers writing in late 1800's. This William Cherry is a son of Thomas William CHERRY who married Elizabeth PHILLIS (sister of above Thomas Phillis) near 1817 in PA. Thomas was son of Moses CHERRY m. Jean ACHESON, and grandson of Thomas CHERRY JR. of old Frederick Co. VA. MD. and Mt Pleasant twp, Washington Co.PA. and Mary PERRIN of MD. Any information re/history of the Cherry descendants of this family in Texas would be appreciated, as well as any info on brothers and sisters of William Cherry. Barry Faulkner in Bandon,OR. flybarry@webtv.net Searching CHERRY, PHILLIS, ACHESON, Searching CHERRY, PHILLIS, ACHESON, PERRIN, RICE,CASEY,STACK,HILLMAN

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>From another list owner, good advice: Please be careful. The best way to get rid of a message and to bypass your recycle bin is to hold down SHIFT + DEL and it will disappear off your computer. Take care Linda Virus Alert: "I Love You" Virus A computer virus that experts warn could be more disruptive than the notorious "Melissa" virus has hit computers in Asia and Europe and is quickly spreading across the United States via email. The virus, which includes the message "I Love You" or "Love Letter" in the email subject line, was first spotted in Asia early this morning. The virus arrives in an email that includes an attachment called "Love-Letter-For-You" and targets users of Microsoft Outlook to send messages with the virus to every person listed in that user's address book. Once opened, the email virus overwrites existing local script and HTML files, as well as picture and music files, with its own code. Files with extensions .jpg, .jpeg, .mp3, and .mp2 are overwritten. To protect yourself against "I Love You", DO NOT open any messages with the subject "I Love You" or "Love Letter" or any other suspicious attachments. Delete these messages immediately and download the latest version of your antivirus software. Check out http://www.zdnet.com/zdnn/stories/news/0,4586,2561671,00.html for more info. **************************************************** ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== Do not cross-post messages to multiple mailing lists on the "To:" line or the "Cc:" line of the e-mail message. ============================== Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

In a message dated 4/20/00 9:40:23 AM Eastern Daylight Time, newby@getus.com writes: << I would love information regarding my failies and please information regarding my Female grandmothers out there Faithful,Ferbee,Vinter,Keene,Holland,Anderson,Hudson,Colquitt and Newby >> Flora, do you have anything on the geographical location of this line? John Cherry

John Cherry marries Elizabeth Faithful Thomas Cherry (who was his wife) Jeremiah Cherry marries Mary Ferbee Job Cherry marries Julie ??or Abbie Vinter Josshua Cherry marries Martha K Keene Jared William Cherry marries Sarah "Sally" Holland Joshua W Cherry marries Sarah "Sallie"Anderson this runs into the Boone Lines Jobe Joshua Cherry marries Erie Rosalee Hudosn Marcus Howard Cherry Sr marries Anna Lee Colquitt Marcus Howard Cherry Jr marries me Flora Newby I would love information regarding my failies and please information regarding my Female grandmothers out there Faithful,Ferbee,Vinter,Keene,Holland,Anderson,Hudson,Colquitt and Newby

Hi Ken, No problem - you never know when you might connect with a relative - no matter how distant. I have been looking for a relative with the name of Smith and appreciate any responses I get. Juanita Joyce ----- Original Message ----- From: ken robinson <kenrob1@prodigy.net> To: <CHERRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, April 17, 2000 9:15 AM Subject: Re: [CHERRY-L] Fw: [HODGES-L] Thomas HODGES of NC and SC > Good morning, Juanita, > Thank you for your quick response and effort. My Rebecca CHERRY (b. abt > 1728 in NC) m. John B. HODGES (b. 1720 - Isle of Wight Co., VA) > I apologize for not providing this information before. > I didn't intend to waste anyone's time. Ken > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: JUANITA LEWIS <juanita.lewis@worldnet.att.net> > To: <CHERRY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2000 10:41 PM > Subject: Re: [CHERRY-L] Fw: [HODGES-L] Thomas HODGES of NC and SC > > > > Hell0 Ken, > > > > I have a Rebecca Cherry who was my great grandmother. She was Angelina > > Rebecca Cherry Born: 3-11-1857, Died: ? She married Winfield Bartlet > > Martin, Born: 7-1-1847, Died: ? He was a farmer. They lived in > Hayesville, > > Clay County, North Carolina. Her father was John Tucker Cherry. I will > > email you more information when I can find my binder - if this is the > > Rebecca you are looking for, > > > > Juanita Joyce Lewis > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: ken robinson <kenrob1@prodigy.net> > > To: <CHERRY-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 9:18 AM > > Subject: [CHERRY-L] Fw: [HODGES-L] Thomas HODGES of NC and SC > > > > > > > I would gladly accept any info anyone might have on these 4 individuals, > > > listed alphabetically: Rebecca CHERRY, Col. Thomas EVANS, Thomas > HODGES, > > > Anna MAGEE, and Elizabeth STANLEY. Thank you, fellow listers. Ken > > > Robinson > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: ken robinson <kenrob1@prodigy.net> > > > To: <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> > > > Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 5:12 PM > > > Subject: [HODGES-L] Thomas HODGES of NC and SC > > > > > > > > > > *John HODGES (b. 1747 Beaufort Co., NC) m. Anna MAGEE (dtr of James > > > > > > > > MAGEE and Ann AYER. This couple had at least 4 children: > > > > > > > > George (b. 1769) m. Sarah Cherry and had 6 named children. > > > > Elizabeth m. Col. Thomas EVANS > > > > Welcome ---did he marry, who, when and with what issue?? > > > > Thomas m. Elizabeth ?? > > > > This couple had 1 known child, Jesse Monroe (b. > 18 > > > Dec 1788 > > > > Marlboro Co., SC) who married Catharine STANLEY 25 > > Dec > > > 1812 > > > > > > > > This is pretty much all I have been given for these 3 generations by > > > people who have spent years doing the research. I have a kajillion > > > questions. > > > > > > > > When was Thos. born, where, and did he and Elizabeth have only 1 > child, > > > JMH?? > > > > > > > > John's father, John B., m. Rebecca CHERRY. What was her relationship > > with > > > > Sarah CHERRY, above?? > > > > > > > > Were Jesse Monroe and wife the only ones of the family to leave SC and > > to > > > find themselves pioneers in Oregon in 1847?? Why did the others stay, > if > > > they did?? > > > > > > > > Thanks for any assistance! Ken kenrob1@prodigy.net > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== > > > > Faye Dyess fdy@gate.net Listmanager > > > > Thou shalt edit any quoted text down to the minimum thou needest. > > > > DO YOU OWN A COPY OF A CENSUS?? THEN VOLUNTEER TO DO LOOKUPS!!! > > > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~uslookup > > > > > > > > > > > > >

Still looking for what happened to Thomas and Elizabeth Phillis Cherry of Washington Co.PA. prior to 1855 in Guernsey Co.OH., as well as son Joseph Cherry. Also seeking info on family of their son John Cherry who was in Iowa in 1860's-70's. Any information on another son, William Cherry b.1828 Washington Co. Pa. living in Chartiers twp in 1869 would be deeply appeciated. Recently discovered after receiving lookup info from different sources - Thomas Cherry Sr. of Old Frederick Co.VA. owned acreage on both banks (VA & MD) of Potomac Riiver at mouth of Cherry Crk, VA and Licking Crk, MD about 1734-1737. It was noted on a survey that Thomas Sr. was a pilot. His son Thomas Cherry Jr. married Mary Perrin, daughter of John Perrin of MD. about 1756-58, inherited from his father and sold property there and moved to Mt. Pleaseant twp in present day Washington Co. PA. via Washington Co. MD. and Old Redstone Settlement in PA. The PA property at time in 1774 was also claimed by VA. as part of Augusta Co. VA. Searching CHERRY, PHILLIS, ACHESON, PERRIN, RICE,CASEY,STACK,HILLMAN

Good morning, Juanita, Thank you for your quick response and effort. My Rebecca CHERRY (b. abt 1728 in NC) m. John B. HODGES (b. 1720 - Isle of Wight Co., VA) I apologize for not providing this information before. I didn't intend to waste anyone's time. Ken ----- Original Message ----- From: JUANITA LEWIS <juanita.lewis@worldnet.att.net> To: <CHERRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2000 10:41 PM Subject: Re: [CHERRY-L] Fw: [HODGES-L] Thomas HODGES of NC and SC > Hell0 Ken, > > I have a Rebecca Cherry who was my great grandmother. She was Angelina > Rebecca Cherry Born: 3-11-1857, Died: ? She married Winfield Bartlet > Martin, Born: 7-1-1847, Died: ? He was a farmer. They lived in Hayesville, > Clay County, North Carolina. Her father was John Tucker Cherry. I will > email you more information when I can find my binder - if this is the > Rebecca you are looking for, > > Juanita Joyce Lewis > ----- Original Message ----- > From: ken robinson <kenrob1@prodigy.net> > To: <CHERRY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 9:18 AM > Subject: [CHERRY-L] Fw: [HODGES-L] Thomas HODGES of NC and SC > > > > I would gladly accept any info anyone might have on these 4 individuals, > > listed alphabetically: Rebecca CHERRY, Col. Thomas EVANS, Thomas HODGES, > > Anna MAGEE, and Elizabeth STANLEY. Thank you, fellow listers. Ken > > Robinson > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: ken robinson <kenrob1@prodigy.net> > > To: <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 5:12 PM > > Subject: [HODGES-L] Thomas HODGES of NC and SC > > > > > > > *John HODGES (b. 1747 Beaufort Co., NC) m. Anna MAGEE (dtr of James > > > > > > MAGEE and Ann AYER. This couple had at least 4 children: > > > > > > George (b. 1769) m. Sarah Cherry and had 6 named children. > > > Elizabeth m. Col. Thomas EVANS > > > Welcome ---did he marry, who, when and with what issue?? > > > Thomas m. Elizabeth ?? > > > This couple had 1 known child, Jesse Monroe (b. 18 > > Dec 1788 > > > Marlboro Co., SC) who married Catharine STANLEY 25 > Dec > > 1812 > > > > > > This is pretty much all I have been given for these 3 generations by > > people who have spent years doing the research. I have a kajillion > > questions. > > > > > > When was Thos. born, where, and did he and Elizabeth have only 1 child, > > JMH?? > > > > > > John's father, John B., m. Rebecca CHERRY. What was her relationship > with > > > Sarah CHERRY, above?? > > > > > > Were Jesse Monroe and wife the only ones of the family to leave SC and > to > > find themselves pioneers in Oregon in 1847?? Why did the others stay, if > > they did?? > > > > > > Thanks for any assistance! Ken kenrob1@prodigy.net > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== > > > Faye Dyess fdy@gate.net Listmanager > > > Thou shalt edit any quoted text down to the minimum thou needest. > > > DO YOU OWN A COPY OF A CENSUS?? THEN VOLUNTEER TO DO LOOKUPS!!! > > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~uslookup > > > > > > > >

Hell0 Ken, I have a Rebecca Cherry who was my great grandmother. She was Angelina Rebecca Cherry Born: 3-11-1857, Died: ? She married Winfield Bartlet Martin, Born: 7-1-1847, Died: ? He was a farmer. They lived in Hayesville, Clay County, North Carolina. Her father was John Tucker Cherry. I will email you more information when I can find my binder - if this is the Rebecca you are looking for, Juanita Joyce Lewis ----- Original Message ----- From: ken robinson <kenrob1@prodigy.net> To: <CHERRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 9:18 AM Subject: [CHERRY-L] Fw: [HODGES-L] Thomas HODGES of NC and SC > I would gladly accept any info anyone might have on these 4 individuals, > listed alphabetically: Rebecca CHERRY, Col. Thomas EVANS, Thomas HODGES, > Anna MAGEE, and Elizabeth STANLEY. Thank you, fellow listers. Ken > Robinson > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: ken robinson <kenrob1@prodigy.net> > To: <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 5:12 PM > Subject: [HODGES-L] Thomas HODGES of NC and SC > > > > *John HODGES (b. 1747 Beaufort Co., NC) m. Anna MAGEE (dtr of James > > > > MAGEE and Ann AYER. This couple had at least 4 children: > > > > George (b. 1769) m. Sarah Cherry and had 6 named children. > > Elizabeth m. Col. Thomas EVANS > > Welcome ---did he marry, who, when and with what issue?? > > Thomas m. Elizabeth ?? > > This couple had 1 known child, Jesse Monroe (b. 18 > Dec 1788 > > Marlboro Co., SC) who married Catharine STANLEY 25 Dec > 1812 > > > > This is pretty much all I have been given for these 3 generations by > people who have spent years doing the research. I have a kajillion > questions. > > > > When was Thos. born, where, and did he and Elizabeth have only 1 child, > JMH?? > > > > John's father, John B., m. Rebecca CHERRY. What was her relationship with > > Sarah CHERRY, above?? > > > > Were Jesse Monroe and wife the only ones of the family to leave SC and to > find themselves pioneers in Oregon in 1847?? Why did the others stay, if > they did?? > > > > Thanks for any assistance! Ken kenrob1@prodigy.net > > > > > > > > ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== > > Faye Dyess fdy@gate.net Listmanager > > Thou shalt edit any quoted text down to the minimum thou needest. > > DO YOU OWN A COPY OF A CENSUS?? THEN VOLUNTEER TO DO LOOKUPS!!! > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~uslookup > > > >

I would gladly accept any info anyone might have on these 4 individuals, listed alphabetically: Rebecca CHERRY, Col. Thomas EVANS, Thomas HODGES, Anna MAGEE, and Elizabeth STANLEY. Thank you, fellow listers. Ken Robinson ----- Original Message ----- From: ken robinson <kenrob1@prodigy.net> To: <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 5:12 PM Subject: [HODGES-L] Thomas HODGES of NC and SC > *John HODGES (b. 1747 Beaufort Co., NC) m. Anna MAGEE (dtr of James > > MAGEE and Ann AYER. This couple had at least 4 children: > > George (b. 1769) m. Sarah Cherry and had 6 named children. > Elizabeth m. Col. Thomas EVANS > Welcome ---did he marry, who, when and with what issue?? > Thomas m. Elizabeth ?? > This couple had 1 known child, Jesse Monroe (b. 18 Dec 1788 > Marlboro Co., SC) who married Catharine STANLEY 25 Dec 1812 > > This is pretty much all I have been given for these 3 generations by people who have spent years doing the research. I have a kajillion questions. > > When was Thos. born, where, and did he and Elizabeth have only 1 child, JMH?? > > John's father, John B., m. Rebecca CHERRY. What was her relationship with > Sarah CHERRY, above?? > > Were Jesse Monroe and wife the only ones of the family to leave SC and to find themselves pioneers in Oregon in 1847?? Why did the others stay, if they did?? > > Thanks for any assistance! Ken kenrob1@prodigy.net > > > > ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== > Faye Dyess fdy@gate.net Listmanager > Thou shalt edit any quoted text down to the minimum thou needest. > DO YOU OWN A COPY OF A CENSUS?? THEN VOLUNTEER TO DO LOOKUPS!!! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~uslookup >

Ken and Cherry rootsweb members: I don't know how much genealogy you know, so if this is something you already know, then please ignore it. Many lecturers state that if you check the censuses for names and homes which are listed close by, many times it will be either families which are related, or which are neighbors. You might try checking the censuses for the particular year (s) you're researching. Sometimes this is an indication of relationships or neighbors. And many times families and whole sections of a parent state moved in mass with each other to protect against assault from Indians, animals, weather disasters, etc. This is certainly not a definite but only an indicator. Mary J. Marchant I'm interested in the Cherrys from NC. Saying they moved from Va to NC, maybe I've been checking the wrong state for a couple's marriage. Maybe it needs to be VA instead of NC. This is my husband's family.

This is a great site. I did find where a Samuel Cherry m Francis Ballentine. Don't know if they are the ones you are looking for. http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/index.html At 06:07 PM 4/2/00 -0400, you wrote: > >----- Original Message ----- >From: ken robinson >To: CHERRY-L@rootsweb >Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 5:42 PM >Subject: Rebecca - dtr of Lemuel > > >Lemuel CHERRY and Frances BALLENTINE were parents of > >Rebecca. We don't know when or where she was born or of any siblings. > >Rebecca m. John B. HODGES > (b. 1720 - Isle of Wight Co., VA -- d. Marlboro Co., SC) > John B. (with father and family, presumably, also lived in Beaufort Co., NC > This couple had 3 named sons -- John, Richard, and Robert. > >George HODGES (a grandson of John B.) m. Sarah CHERRY. > George and Sarah had 6 named children. > >I would like to know the relationship between the CHERRY brides. What other connections did the two families have? Had they migrated from VA thru NC to SC more or less together? John had a grandson leave SC on a journey in 1813 that would not end until OR in 1847. Did CHERRYs go with him, or did they all stay in SC? Why? Were the 2 families neighbors? Any information at all gratefully taken. >Thanks. Ken of SoCal >

----- Original Message ----- From: ken robinson To: CHERRY-L@rootsweb Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 5:42 PM Subject: Rebecca - dtr of Lemuel Lemuel CHERRY and Frances BALLENTINE were parents of Rebecca. We don't know when or where she was born or of any siblings. Rebecca m. John B. HODGES (b. 1720 - Isle of Wight Co., VA -- d. Marlboro Co., SC) John B. (with father and family, presumably, also lived in Beaufort Co., NC This couple had 3 named sons -- John, Richard, and Robert. George HODGES (a grandson of John B.) m. Sarah CHERRY. George and Sarah had 6 named children. I would like to know the relationship between the CHERRY brides. What other connections did the two families have? Had they migrated from VA thru NC to SC more or less together? John had a grandson leave SC on a journey in 1813 that would not end until OR in 1847. Did CHERRYs go with him, or did they all stay in SC? Why? Were the 2 families neighbors? Any information at all gratefully taken. Thanks. Ken of SoCal

A correction - already! It's been awhile folks, but I'll get with it eventually. First a name correction for the husband of Susan Cherry. His given name was Alvero not Alfonzo. Will add that Susan was born Oct.20,1842. I have a marriage certificate for them, August 28,1866,Council Bluffs,Iowa. Susan died in 1876 in Decatur Co. Iowa. I have good reason to believe that Susan was Cherokee and am trying to document that. Need all the help I can get!

Thanks Nora. I will file this away and see if any links appear. Paul ----- Original Message ----- From: <Norafitz@aol.com> To: <CHERRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2000 12:53 PM Subject: [CHERRY-L] Re: CHERRY-D Digest V00 #13 > << I am searching anyone related to Bridget Cherry died before 1857 married > to Daniel (Donald) O'Connor from I believe Doolin or Ennistimon in the parish > of Killilagh, Co Clare.Ireland >> > > My husband's Cherrys are from Woodcock Hill, Cratloe Co. Clare, Ireland. His > grandmother was Mary Agnes Cherry born February 26, 1868. Her parents were > John and Mary (not too original, I know :-) ). > > Mary's siblings Martin, John, Annie, Jane, Delia, Margaret, Nora, Catherine, > Patrick and James. > > Nora > >