Bill, if you are still on the list, will you please contact me about a possible connection? Your e-address bounced - Thanks!! Carol Carol Carwile-Head <cch@netdoor.com>

Here are the COLLINS in my family tree. Unfortunately, I don't have much information other than names with spouses and children. If you have any information that would assist me, please let me know. Thank you! COLLINS, Tommie m. Agnes BRENNAN ch: COLLINS, Pat m. Mary BRENNAN COLLINS, Attracta m. ? BRENNAN COLLINS, Kate m. ? FLYNN COLLINS, Mary - Became a nun in the U.S. COLLINS, Martin m. Bridget HENRY COLLINS, Pat m. Mary BRENNAN ch: COLLINS, Catherine (Katie, Babe) m. Thomas GALLAGHER b. 7/27/1898 (Ireland) d. 5/25/1964 COLLINS, Martin - d. (U.S.) COLLINS, John COLLINS, Bernie m. Annie CRERAND COLLINS, Mary Ann m. John HENRY COLLINS, Jim m. Annie WALSH COLLINS, Mike m. Nellie O'BRIEN COLLINS, Catherine (Katie, Babe) m. Thomas GALLAGHER ch: COLLINS - 8 children, most of which are still living Are we related? Check to see if you have any relatives at: http://mail.ancestry.com/ancestry/users/jcccc Get Your Free E-mail at Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com) Ancestry.com -- For all your Family Correspondence!

This is my Grandfathers name and all I can find on him now is the following: Born in Pendleton,SC in 6/1889 He was a Painter He joined the US Army in Oct of 1911 and was in the 143rd Co of the Coast Artillery Corp. He died in Athens, Ga If any info is available please let me know. The main info I need is did any of my Grandfather's relatives serve in the Confederate Army and if so can I get a copy of any documentation. -------Charlie Collins ******************************* ScanWichita: TrunkTracker Talkgroups for Wichita-Sedgwick County, KS: http://www.bigfoot.com/~iguard Registered Monitor-----KKS0BQ Member: Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association

The web site posted to the list is great and not just for VA - There is census and other info for many states! Thanks for posting such a great site! Ann

Hiram Collins, Married to Jane Crow, Daughter Nellie Pearl Collins, born 5/4/1875 Monroe County, MO. No dates pertaining to Hiram Collins. Christena C. Miller

Hi, Cuzzins! I suggested a website that now has a new URL - it is: VA CENSUS DOCUMENTS (incidentally, this is a treasure find of data!) http://www.doitnow.com/~moravia/va.html Sorry for any inconvenience to those who tried the original URL and were disappointed/frustrated. Have a great week ahead! shirley: bobert@panacom.com

"Hello again Cousins!" To access the archives for the COLLINS Family Mail List: 1. First use your web browser to go to: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl 2. then type in COLLINS 3. click submit 4. then type in whatever search criterion you wish to search for, 5. click on the year you wish to search 6. click search 7. make the selections you wish by clicking on the various options I was using them as I typed this, so I do know that the archives for the COLLINS Family Mail List are alive and well! Good luck and have some fun! TTYL Craig List Adm for COLLINS-L and COLLINS-D

Dear Seekers: Believe someone had a query re: Indian Thickett. I located one 'community' of that name - item reads: Captain John Smith, founded the first English Colony at Jamestown Virginia, in 1607. Article list the "county/parish" of the Colony as: County/Parish Num of Persons Archurs Hoop 17 Basse Choise 22 Champlains 20 College Land 20 Eastern Shore 73 Elizabeth City Co. 285 Flourdien Hundred 55 Glase Howse 5 Hogg Island 20 Indian Thickett 10 James City Co. 224 James Island 20 Jordans Forney 20 Martins Hundred 20 Neck of Land 19 Over The River 20 Virginia Colony 96 Warwick Squeake 20 West Sherlow 71 I found COLLINS surname listed in Warwick Squeake: COLLINS, Peter COLLINS, Thomas I found and printed this out back in Aug of 1997 (18 pages of surnames) - I hope it is still there for you to find, if you want to do so. The website is a bit strange: http://www.usgenweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch?vaarchivie+14121871+F Good hunting - good luck! Shirley: bobert@panacom.com

Thought it was time to put out this information one more time. Adam Collins b. 8/2/1812 in South Carolina d. ? maybe in IA m. Alcy(last name unknown) b. 6/17/1822 d. 1892 children: Delana Alcy, mary, Serena, Joseph & Josephine(twins), Rebecca Delana Alcy b. 9/8/1855 Dallas Cty Iowa d. 6/1/1916 Dallas Cty iowa Married. Franklin David Chaney on 12/13/1874 Children: Amy Arminnie, Alvie Edna, Kenneth, and Harvey Would love to know where in SC Adam was born so I could start a search there Thanks Wendy Thornburg Ranta Stormy0804@aol.com

This message was on CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com from Ginni Swanton I once again have access to my CD for the Index to the Griffith's Valuation, and am available to do lookups. I've recently had some mail server problems, so if you requested a lookup and did not receive a response, please e-mail me again. Also, someone requested the following lookup, and I no longer have her e-mail address, so here is the result of the lookup for Ann: Saves me from having to enter my COLLINSES. So write to the address & request. This is all the info that was given.

Looking for information on Martha J. COLLINS b. 6/1830 in Georgia. According to census, her parents born in SC. 1849 she married Starkey Lewis in NC. Some children born in TN. Some of the Lewis children went on to MO. Could she have been the daughter of Baptist preacher Stephen L. (or D.) Collins, b. in SC., and already been married and out of the home on the 1850 Cumberland Co., NC census. Would appreciate hearing from anyone with any information on these two Collins. Joyce- So. Cal. Selbrook@aol.com

May help someone! The Journal-News (Hamilton OH) Tuesday, October 28, 1997, Page A4 - Jessie M. Collins, age 64, of Camden, Ohio died Saturday, October 25, 1997 at the Christ Hospital in Cincinnati. Mrs. Collins was born on May 9, 1933 in Breathitt County, Kentucky, the daughter of David and Dora (Stamper) Yeary. The family moved to this area in 1943. On August 13, 1954, she married George W. Collins in Jellico, Tennessee and they lived near Camden all their married life. She is survived by her husband; three sons, William and his wife, Darlene of Fairfield, George W. Jr. and his wife, Kimberly of Hamilton and Clyde of Camden; two daughters, mrs. Roby (Georgia) Stephens of Ratliff of Camden; six grandsons, Christopher and Kayale Stephens, Justyn and James Ratliff, Chad Collins, and Tyler Collins; two sisters, Thelma Maxwell of Cincinnati and Grace Turner of Newport, Kentucky; and her Aunt Faye Yeary of Alexandra, Kentucky. She was preceded by one son, Daniel David Collins. Funeral services will be private with entombment in the Butler County Memorial Park. There will be no visitation. The Smith & Ogle Funeral Home, Oxford, is in charge of arrangements.

Do any of you happen to have William J. COLLINS, b. 1875, NC in your data? He and his family apparently moved to AR around 1906 - 1920 Arkansas Census, Carroll County, Volume 6, ED 62, Sheet 5, Line 88 Colllins, William J., 45, born in NC Dora E., 33, wife,born in NC Jettie A., 15, daughter, born in NC Nora L., 13, daughter, born in AR Walter G. 10, son, born in AR John W., 8, son, born in AR William A., 5, son, born in AR Jesse A., 3 6/12, daughter, born in AR Assistance or connections would be much appreciated!!!!! Carol Carol Carwile-Head <cch@netdoor.com>

Hi, Does anyone have any ancestors who resided in Cedar County, Missouri anytime from 1882 through about 1898? I'm still looking for my William David Collins & wife Annie Elizabeth (Bessie) Ishmael ...... and since these are my grandparents & my maiden name is Collins I'd be terribly ashamed if I couldn't find them? <grin>. Ahhhh, may the Lord bless our Collins ancestors who didn't talk to their children about their ancestors ...... OR didn't leave a paper trail? <grin> Best Wishes, Lynn

Clyde wrote that he had a Bible with a Collins family tie-in. There is a site at http://www.lafleur.org which allows you to put any Bible you have on line. You can view other's family Bibles but only if you contribute one yourself! Beth 130 Cherokee Forest Dr. Athens, GA 30601 http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/8130

>Date: Tue, 04 Aug 1998 09:26:44 -0500 >To: BP2000 >From: Lynn Murray <LynnMurray@hia.net> >Subject: [Fwd: [MOMILLER-L] Find cemeteries anywhere in the country] > >Thought the forwarded below might help us: >Lynn > > >>Find cemeteries anywhere in the country .....or any other map feature >> >>If you haven't been using this mapping service, you are probably missing >>something that could help your genealogical research. To locate >>geographical features that come up in your records, e.g., cemeteries, >>churches, streams, valleys, flats, islands, lakes, crossings, gaps, >>etc., go to the following WebSite: >> >>http://mapping.usgs.gov/www/gnis/gnisform.html >> >>Enter data on the form and send your query. >> >>For example, entering "Cemetery" in "Feature type" for Pennsylvania will >>get you 2420 cemeteries in the state. Narrowing it down to >>Northumberland Co. will get you 22 cemeteries. Click on the one you want >>and a map shows you where it is located. Using the "Zoom In" and "Zoom >>Out" will give you additional perspective. >> >>Very helpful on finding natural features mentioned in deeds and wills or >>when studying the history of an area. >> >*************************** > >Example: >>I put in Missouri as the State, Miller as the County and >>CEMETERY (selected fromthe available list) as the feature TYPE. >>That is all the information I entered to get the list of cemeteries >>in Miller County and their precise geographic locations. Click on >>those placenames and you will be show a map of the location. >>Continue to ZOOM IN and you will see very precise maps of >>how to get to the locations you desire. >> > >

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------5CE1446B4B19 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit fyi --------------5CE1446B4B19 Content-Type: message/news Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Path: news.infi.net!news-dc-10.sprintlink.net!news-dc-2.sprintlink.net!news-east.sprintlink.net!news-peer.sprintlink.net!news-backup-east.sprintlink.net!news.sprintlink.net!204.212.38.29!news.rootsweb.com!news From: "David Jensen" <jenres@vic.bigpond.net.au> Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.surnames.britain,soc.genealogy.surnames.global Subject: COLLINS, Horatio; ENG; 1807- Date: 3 Aug 1998 11:15:02 GMT Organization: Telstra Multimedia - Melbourne Site 1 Approved: Tim Pierce <twp@rootsweb.com> Message-ID: <6q463m$s4a@bl-4.rootsweb.com> NNTP-Posting-Host: bak-12.rootsweb.com Xref: news.infi.net soc.genealogy.surnames.britain:8522 soc.genealogy.surnames.global:28087 COLLINS, Horatio; ENG; 1807- Looking for information on Horatio COLLINS (alias JAMES) or family born around. 1807, Horatio came to Tasmania Australia as a convict from Surrey ENG in 1828. He left behind a wife Mary SMITH and son Oliver. Any information is greatly appreciated. David Jensen "David Jensen" <jenres@vic.bigpond.net.au> --------------5CE1446B4B19--

I hope some will recognize this one M.A. Collins According to my late Grand mother This Is Minvera Collins who married James Andrews any info on her would really be greatly appreciated Thanks Paula Andrews Powles

Dear List, I'm new to this list. I have Bible records of Richard Collins m. Pool mid 1800,s. This is my wife's G-mother's line. Would like any information and will share what I have. Thanks.

Hi All, I am looking for information on a Joseph Collins b. abt. 1855 possibly in Missouri. He married Anne Fleming b. abt. 1858. Anne had family living in Sedalia, MO and alos in Kansas City. Joseph and Anne had two sons; James Jefferson b. abt. 1878 and John Thomas b. abt. 1880. Anne and sons moved to New Mexico about 1815 from Missouri. Any help would be appreciated. John Clark