Is there anyone who can tell me about the Cook family married into by Drucilla Collins d/o Joseph and Susannah Lewis Collins)? Some info says it was William Cook; others say it was Drury Cook of Brunswick Co VA. Any help? JBell

I have Collins in Vermont. James Collins emigrated in 1856 from County Limerick, Ireland. Seems to have lived in Burlington, VT. Carleen

Hi Valerie; Harry was probley a nickname,but thats all Iknow.New Albney IN.is in southeren IN. next to Jeffersonville, just across the river from Louisville,Ky. Carol ---------- > From: BoatKitten@aol.com > To: COLLINS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: COLLINS > Date: Tuesday, January 26, 1999 1:39 PM > > Hi Carol ~ > What part of Indiana is New Albney? My COLLINS family was living near > Evansville from the mid 1800's to early 1900's. This would have been Warrick > County, IN. > I don't have many male COLLINS' from that time, but the father of this family > was Jonas S. COLLINS. He had two boys in the 1840's, Slaughter Jonas and > Salvin Wyeth. Slaughter was a Union soldier in the Civil War. Both were > farmers near Newburgh, and had many children. > > Also, Slaughter's ggrandson's middle name was "Harold". > > Valerie > > In a message dated 1/26/99 1:28:23 PM Central Standard Time, > sarahash@scrtc.com writes: > > > Hi Everyone; My name is Carol Jean Collins Rupard.I'm new to the list.And > > I'm here to see if anyone can help find my grand father.I never got to know > > him.But would love to learn about him and his familey.My Familey.This is > > all that I know. HARRY COLLINS. Buggy Maker.New Albney,INDIANA. 1800's to > > 1900's.Had son's that was owners of Fall City Brewery,Co.New Albney,In.My > > Father was by a second wife Bessie Jane Righthouse of Jeffersonville,In.His > > name was, on the Birth records was Tommy or Tommie Collins.Birth in > > Sept.22,1903. His name later changed1940's to Thomas L.Collins.Thanks for > > any help . Carol. > > > ==== COLLINS Mailing List ==== > Aren't you glad you're a supporter of Rootsweb? > Don't we wish everyone could be one too! > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html >

I am looking for ancestors of the following. Any information would be appreciated. 1. BARRY P. COLLINS He married MARY JANE BAILEY, daughter of ROBERT BAILEY and MARTHA SACHWELL. Children of BARRY COLLINS and MARY BAILEY are: i. ROBERT B. COLLINS, b. 1830, Missouri1; d. September 22, 1899, Davenport, Iowa; m. JULIA CAROLINE BAUGH, Missouri. Notes for JULIA CAROLINE BAUGH: Julia was living with her son William F. Baugh at 602 East 30th Street, Davenport, Iowa per the 1920 U.S census. She is listed as 82 years old and widowed. William is 60 and a widower. ii. W. B. COLLINS. iii. DAUGHTER COLLINS, m. M. A. MILLER. iv. AMANDA COLLINS, m. TRESLER. Endnotes 1. 1885 Scott County, Iowa Census 6th Ward Davenport.

Hi Everyone; My name is Carol Jean Collins Rupard.I'm new to the list.And I'm here to see if anyone can help find my grand father.I never got to know him.But would love to learn about him and his familey.My Familey.This is all that I know. HARRY COLLINS. Buggy Maker.New Albney,INDIANA. 1800's to 1900's.Had son's that was owners of Fall City Brewery,Co.New Albney,In.My Father was by a second wife Bessie Jane Righthouse of Jeffersonville,In.His name was, on the Birth records was Tommy or Tommie Collins.Birth in Sept.22,1903. His name later changed1940's to Thomas L.Collins.Thanks for any help . Carol. ---------- > From: Jo Douglas <jdouglas@cnl.com.au> > To: COLLINS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Hampshire COLLINS > Date: Tuesday, January 26, 1999 7:11 AM > > Does any one have any connection with any COLLINS from Hampshire in England, > especially around 1810? > > Would love to hear from you. > > My Joseph COLLINS, from Timsbury in Hampshire, was transported to Australia > in 1828 as a punishment for his crime and would love to make contact with > anyone with knowledge of the family. Father could have been Charles COLLINS. > > Thanks > Joanne Douglas > Australia > > > ==== COLLINS Mailing List ==== > COLLINS Family Mail List Archives: > courtesy of Rootsweb, our gracious host! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > Just type in the mail list's name: COLLINS >

In the message below, It should read "Jonas Ball COLLINS" Not "Jonas S. COLLINS" And "Salvin Wythe COLLINS" Not "Salvin Wyeth Sorry for the confusion Valerie In a message dated 1/26/99 3:19:35 PM Central Standard Time, sarahash@scrtc.com writes: > > Hi Carol ~ > > What part of Indiana is New Albney? My COLLINS family was living near > > Evansville from the mid 1800's to early 1900's. This would have been > Warrick > > County, IN. > > I don't have many male COLLINS' from that time, but the father of this > family > > was Jonas S. COLLINS. He had two boys in the 1840's, Slaughter Jonas > and > > Salvin Wyeth. Slaughter was a Union soldier in the Civil War. Both were > > farmers near Newburgh, and had many children. > > > > Also, Slaughter's ggrandson's middle name was "Harold". > > > > Valerie

Hi Carol ~ What part of Indiana is New Albney? My COLLINS family was living near Evansville from the mid 1800's to early 1900's. This would have been Warrick County, IN. I don't have many male COLLINS' from that time, but the father of this family was Jonas S. COLLINS. He had two boys in the 1840's, Slaughter Jonas and Salvin Wyeth. Slaughter was a Union soldier in the Civil War. Both were farmers near Newburgh, and had many children. Also, Slaughter's ggrandson's middle name was "Harold". Valerie In a message dated 1/26/99 1:28:23 PM Central Standard Time, sarahash@scrtc.com writes: > Hi Everyone; My name is Carol Jean Collins Rupard.I'm new to the list.And > I'm here to see if anyone can help find my grand father.I never got to know > him.But would love to learn about him and his familey.My Familey.This is > all that I know. HARRY COLLINS. Buggy Maker.New Albney,INDIANA. 1800's to > 1900's.Had son's that was owners of Fall City Brewery,Co.New Albney,In.My > Father was by a second wife Bessie Jane Righthouse of Jeffersonville,In.His > name was, on the Birth records was Tommy or Tommie Collins.Birth in > Sept.22,1903. His name later changed1940's to Thomas L.Collins.Thanks for > any help . Carol.

Does any one have any connection with any COLLINS from Hampshire in England, especially around 1810? Would love to hear from you. My Joseph COLLINS, from Timsbury in Hampshire, was transported to Australia in 1828 as a punishment for his crime and would love to make contact with anyone with knowledge of the family. Father could have been Charles COLLINS. Thanks Joanne Douglas Australia

My greatgrandfather was Harrison Lee Collins ( 1862-1936) Jackson Co. Wv. His father was John Collins ( 1830-1865) and he married Lydia Martha ( Mary) Bumgarner in Jackson Co. Wv. ( 1855). His marriage bond listed him as being from Washington Co. Ohio and his father's name was John E. Collins. I have been unable to locate any info on this family line. Does anyone have any info or connection to this family? Barbara Charles

Looking for any info on family of Sophronia COLLINS, b 1825, probably Broome Ctr, (now Gilboa) Schoharie Co., d 1915, Valatie, Columbia Co, NY. In 1845 she married John RIVENBURGH in Broome Ctr, Schoharie Co. NY John F COLLINS was her nephew, the son of her brother (whose name I don't know). In 1905 John was 66 yrs old & lived in Gilboa, Schoharie Co NY. Would appreciate any help. Thanks, Susan

I am seeing many e-mails about COLLINS in the south but my branch settled in Boston, MA. My great-grandfather is JOHN J. COLLINS born in Boston, MA. His 1st wife was FRANCES ALLGAIER.<do not know 2nd wife's name> John's father was JOHN COLLINS, born in Ireland, and his mother was BRIDGET (?). I am looking for anyone who has a Collins branch in the New England and MA area. Thank you! ruthmars@home.com

The Leonardo Andrea file on Collins research has been completed. I hope it has been sent as an attachment to all who asked for it. Also early Collins information from Isle of Wight, Lunenburg, Amelia, Surry and Pittsylvania county court houses on the south side of the James River. If some of you missed receiving your attachment please let me know which one AND you e-mail address. It would also be nice to hear if any of you connect with any of the information. Alice

Thank you for the bits of information. I am looking for information on bothe men and their wives. Can you share any other info or by chance where I might get more information. Thanks, Frances Peoples DITTOBYTE@aol.com wrote: > Okay, I am sorry to jump around but some people have been asking if I have any > info. on COLLINS in Va. I am scanning the notes, and so far this is a little, > but not much. Here is something I find interesting: > > Isle of Wight Co. Marriages: > 1666 John Collins to Eleanor Oliver, Dau. of John Oliver > 1675 William Collins to Mrs. Ann Wilds (Andrea has a note asking if these > might be the forefathers of Capt. Joseph Collins). > > Amherst Co. Va > Daniel Coner 1787 to Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant > Jeremiah Conner 1796 to Elizabeth Tungunt. > > I will need to break here for awhile, a neighbor has popped over. I have > marked my spot, and will cont. later this evening. I promise. > > Sincerely, > Lori > > ==== COLLINS Mailing List ==== > COLLINS Family Mail List Archives: > courtesy of Rootsweb, our gracious host! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > Just type in the mail list's name: COLLINS

Hi Listers(especially cousins willing to help). We got the ok from the head man, so lets go forward! How say that on this coming Thursday ( just picked off the top of my head after I realized next Sunday might not be good) we try to list obits for ALL COLLINS with the first name starting with "A" found in your area papers from the time that paper started. My thought is that it would look somewhat like this: Collins, Abe----Feb. 10, 1903 " Adam-Sep. 25. 1978 " Anna--May 06, 1943 To make this work, we need as many volunteers, covering as many newspapers as possible. Remember somewhere is the record of death YOU have been searching for. Thanks to all the volunteers already aboard. "See " you on Thursday. Eleanor

Hello All, I am still trying to find any info on a Charles S. Collins, Sr. When he passed away he was living in Athens, GA, but was from Pendleton, SC and was a Painter there. I know he was in the U.S. Army from 1908 to 1911 and served in the 143 Co of the Coast Artillery Regmt. as a Corporal. (My main interest here is to see if any relatives served in the Confederate Army) My father was Charles, Jr and has a brother Robert who was last known to be in Florence,SC. Anybody got any info? Please! Pretty Please!!! CharlieC To reply via E-Mail send it to: Charlie(at)TheCollins.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ScanWichita: TrunkTracker Scanner Info for Wichita-Sedgwick County, KS. http://ScanWichita.cjb.net Registered Monitor------KKSØBQ Security Officer---The Coleman Co.(15 yrs) "THE Outdoor Recreation Company" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

William COLLINS was the Superintendent of Roads in Wayne county, New York in 1845. He was born in Pennsylvania in 1789 and died (probably) in Wayne county about 1858. He married Anne ____ (1801-1873) and had the following children: Samuel COLLINS (1820-1884) Elizabeth COLLINS (1824- Margaret COLLINS (1825-1891), born in Ontario county; Eleanor COLLINS (1829/30- William COLLINS (1831- Leonard COLLINS (1833/34- Nancy COLLINS (1835/36- ), a school teacher in Galen, Wayne county; Joseph B. COLLINS (1838-1919), lived in Wayne county; Lydia COLLINS (a. 1840- Susan COLLINS (a. 1842- Associated families include EVERHART, FOIST, SLOAN, CHAMBERLAND and LUNDY. Anyone have connections to any of these people? Erik Jensen

Hi Craig, First let me say I am sorry for sending mail to the wrong address, to tell the truth, it is where the HELPDESK advised me to mail to. On January 23th, I made the suggestion that any of us who are able to, make copies of all the old obits our paper (usually on files in Library) of COLLINS. We would index them, then put the index on the list, offering to e-mail the full obit privately. So far, there are four of us willing to do this. NOW, the question is, IS this alright with you? My thoughts are it would be best if we pick a certain day, maybe one you say is slower, and put them on in alphabetical order, one or two letters on one day, and the next letter/s a different day or following week. Is it alright to do this on the list? I have no way of knowing how many this would turn out to be. Would you prefer us putting this on one of the COLLINS links you set up, but I have lost the addresses to, when I changed off the computer. Your thoughts, please. Thanks. Eleanor Always searching for Patrick Collins (PA)

"Hello again Cousins!" At 04:47 PM 1/24/99 -0500, you wrote: >Hi Craig, > First let me say I am sorry for sending mail to the wrong address, to >tell the truth, it is where the HELPDESK advised me to mail to. No apology necessary ever "M'Lady" and "Cousin!" > On January 23th, I made the suggestion that any of us who are able >to, make copies of all the old obits our paper (usually on files in >Library) of COLLINS. We would index them, then put the index on the >list, offering to e-mail the full obit privately. > So far, there are four of us willing to do this. >NOW, the question is, IS this alright with you? By all means go right ahead anyway that is most preferable to each of you! Don't worry about me, as about the only thing that I do worry about from time to time is whether or not something may be under copyright protection. Thus far, each time that I have contacted any newspaper having published an obituary in question, each has advised so long as nothing was being sold commercially, they had no objection. I can't say whether all newspapers might feel this way or not, so please do be careful when posting obits later than about 1923 or so, to check with the publishing newspaper whenever possible so as to protect Rootsweb in this regard. >My thoughts are it would be best if we pick a certain day, maybe one you >say is slower, and put them on in alphabetical order, one or two letters >on one day, and the next letter/s a different day or following week. > Is it alright to do this on the list? I have no way of knowing how >many this would turn out to be. Would you prefer us putting this on >one of the COLLINS links you set up, but I have lost the addresses to, >when I changed off the computer. If you might mean the GenConnect COLLINS Surname Boards, the URL's for each follow: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Collins http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/CollinsBibl http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/CollinsBios http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/CollinsDeed http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/CollinsObits http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/CollinsPens http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/CollinsWill > Your thoughts, please. > Thanks. > Eleanor >Always searching for Patrick Collins (PA) > > Go for it anyway that you might like, each and everyone of you who might care to share "Cousins"! Thank you for your patience, cooperation, and active participation in both the COLLINS Family Mail List and the COLLINS Family GenConnect Surname Boards! TTYL Craig Always Looing for Cousins! List Adm for COLLINS-L and COLLINS-D

Hi all you Collins cuz's, I am looking for information on William Bufford COLLINS b 17 November 1811 in KNOXVILLE, MARION, KENTUCKY. he married Malinda Hybarger b 19 May 1811 in. William d 22 October 1876 in Saline Co. MO. Malinda d 19 November 1876 in Saline Co. MO. Makes me wonder if their was an epidemic going around. Their children that I have knowledge of are Susan, James, George, Mary, Charles, Jefferson Monroe ( my g grandfather), Sarah, William, and twins with no name( I presume died at birth). Would love to exchange information on this line. I have some pictures and other things belonging to Jefferson and his family. Does anyone have any information or identify with this Collins line. K Renee

In a message dated 1/24/99 3:35:35 PM Pacific Standard Time, DITTOBYTE@aol.com writes: << Miscellany-Collins Before the Revolution, South Carolina S.C. Tories All are from York-Union-Spartanburg County area. Bradley Collings Isaac Collins James Collins Joseph Collins Moses Collins Moses Collins, Jr These men may have left South Carolina after the Revolution..Most of the Tories moved West...Some remained in South Carolina >> Lori, This is the first time I have seen another BRADLEY COLLING/COLLINS. Meredith's first born son was Bradley Collins. Brenda