Looking for ancesters of Sally T. Collins Born. February 1851 Tennessee Married Peter W. Adkins February 15 1869, Shelby Co. Tennessee.

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A cemetery listing is now posted at: http//www.geocities.com/rainforest/3860/ Good Hunting 'In prosperity our friends know us; in adversity we know our friends" LaNoy Collins 10620 SW 27th Ave D-3 Ocala, Fl. 34476 golffer4@mercury.net http://www.geocities.com/rainforest/3860/ Have a nice day. Researching: Ainsworth (SC, Ky, Ms. Tx.) Bateman (NC, Tn, Tx.) Brown ( TN) Collins (NC, SC, Ky, Tx.) Jones (Va, NC, Tx) Martin (Al, Ms, Tx) Patterson (Va) Pearre (Md, Tn )

Barbara Morehead wrote: > > Is anyone researching the following: > John COLLINS b. est 1675-1708 in NC, d. Barnwell Co., SC., and wife > Elizabeth ODOM, dau/o William & Eliza [_____] ODOM. Elizabeth was also b. > in NC. > Their son was James COLLINS b. 1731, d. 1790 Barnwell Dist., Winton Co., > SC., and wife Catherine "Caty" CROOM, b. 1743 Barnwell Dist., SC., d. 2 > April 1788 at Winton Co., SC, dau/o Major CROOM and Olief/Olive AVERY. > Barbara in Humboldt Co., CA Hi, Yours is very interesting. My g-grandfather was James Collins, b 1810 NC, d 1869 Bertie Co. NC. I have much more info on him, but do not know his parents. Possibility exists that the ones you are writing about could be his (and my) ancestors. I'm printing and keeping your info. If you think there is a connection and want more info, please let me know. Betty.

I have a Great GF (Charlie Collins b. ?? d. 1922) whom I can not find anything about. I have looked in the census 1871 from that area. He was Ojibwa from Ontario Canada. Mostly I find entries on the list from Collins families from Eastern US. Does anyone have relatives from Ontario, Canada. Thanks, Carolyn

Anyone have a gedcom I can download with Edwards ancestors/decendents? I have a friend who belives he is related to Edward in some way. There is an article in the "AMERICAN HERITAGE" magazine dated September 1997. It states that his steam ship the Artic, sank in 1854, his wife and two children were lost. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks Dotti Swenson nosnews@aol.com

Francis Collins Mar 11, 1791 SC d, 1844 Stewart co., Tn. married 1st: Alice Brown abt. 1827; one known son: James Monroe Collins Jan 2. 1829 Stewart co., Tn Francis married 2nd> Anna ?unknown abt 1829. four known children: John Collins ca 1830, Stewart co., Tn Benjamin collins ca 1836 Stewart co., Tn Francis Collins, Jr. ca 1837 Stewart co., Tn Louisa J. Collins ca 1839 Stewart co., Tn. Is anyone researching this family? Will share information Thanks " O, my Father place me once more at the crossing of life, that I may choose the better road" LaNoy Collins golffer4@mercury.net http://www.geocities.com/rainforest/3860/ Have a nice day. Researching: Ainsworth, Bateman, Brown, Collins, Jones, Martin, Patterson, Pearre

Patrick or Padric Collins originally from Dublin married Florence at the start of this century their children were or maybe are Peter, Robert?? John,, Eileen, Joan and another, John was baptised in St Marys London,the grandchildren of Patrick and Florence still living somewhere in England,there is Simon and perhaps Peter ,Joan married a man named Cove who was in the rag trade in London. John Died in Australia 2 years ago and my wife, Johns daughter is trying to find her relatives in England, Johns nickname was Bobby,I have had searches done to no avail so if there is a Collins from England that this sounds familiar to please contact us Ray Gavan. Sydney. Australia.

Is anyone researching the following: John COLLINS b. est 1675-1708 in NC, d. Barnwell Co., SC., and wife Elizabeth ODOM, dau/o William & Eliza [_____] ODOM. Elizabeth was also b. in NC. Their son was James COLLINS b. 1731, d. 1790 Barnwell Dist., Winton Co., SC., and wife Catherine "Caty" CROOM, b. 1743 Barnwell Dist., SC., d. 2 April 1788 at Winton Co., SC, dau/o Major CROOM and Olief/Olive AVERY. Barbara in Humboldt Co., CA

This came from another list and because thereare so many working on Collins I thought someone may be looking for this family.....Nancy, always lookin for a Will. Brenda John and Christina Soliday Collins John Collins (Abt.1789-1873) was our ancestor who came from Bath County, Virginia in 1815 to Salem, Indiana. His parents may have been John and Hannah Collins from Cork County, Ireland. The family homestead may have been on both sides of the Greenbrier River in what is now Greenbrier County, West Virginia. He fought in the Battle of New Orleans on January 8, 1815. After this battle he came directly to what is now Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana and entered land there at the U.S. Land Office. In July 1816, he married Christina Soliday (1792-1886) whose father (Jacob) had moved his family from Kentucky to the Indiana Territory in 1809 and entered the land adjacent to that acquired by Collins. They had seven children: Lewis B., John L., Andrew, Belinda, Alexander, Mary Jane and Samira. He built the first brick house in the area in 1828 and it is still standing with brick stuccoed over with frame portion added. The farm is now owned by Rev. Aaron Fisher. Between 1854-1856, Lewis B., John L., Andrew and Belinda who was married to Allen S. Fowler of Kentucky went to Traer, Tama County, Iowa. Alexander and Mary Jane who married Joseph D. Hague of Tennessee stayed around Salem, Indiana. In 1878, Lewis B. Collins (1818-1894) went to Nebraska (Kearney Co.). He had seventeen children: Three (Christopher Columbus, Sarah and Elizabeth) by first wife, Eleanor Montgomery, two (George Washington and Lewis Cass) by second wife, Mary Jane Tucker, and twelve (Mary, Levina, Rhoda, Hannah, Charles, Emma, Christina, Belinda, John, Celia, Joseph and Milton) by third wife, Christina McVey. Their descendants are in Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, California, Wisconsin and Washington. John L. Collins (1820-1913) had eight children (Martin, Louisa, John, Margaret, Milton, Merritt, Douglas and Columbus) by Nancy Phillips. Most of them went to South Dakota, Montana, Washington, California, Minnesota and Illinois while some are in Iowa, Georgia and Florida. Andrew Collins (1823-1914) had nine children (Cornelius, Harvey, Alonza, Byron, Verna, William, Amanda, Edwin and Isabella) by Clementine Parr. Their descendants are in living in Iowa and Illinois. Belinda (Collins) Fowler (1827-1896) had eight children (Lucy, John, Frank, Caroline, Mary, Albert, George and William) by Allen S. Fowler of Kentucky. In 1880, they moved to Calhoun County and Woodbury County, Iowa and some of the descendants went to Canada (British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan) and Montana. Alexander Collins (1830-1899) had five children (Mary, James, John, Ora and Dempsey) by Rachael Spencer. And their descendants are around Salem, Indiana. Mary Jane (Collins) Hague (1834-1919) had three children (John, William and Lewis) by Joseph D. Hague of Tennessee. Their descendants are in Indianapolis and around Salem, Indiana. Samira L. Collins (1839-1839) did not live to womanhood.

I am seeking any information for my grandfather, Frank Collins, who was born in Pennsylvania and served in the Merchant Marines stationed at Norfolk, VA in 1918. Thanks, Glenna K. Owens -- Thomas & Glenna Owens email: towens@bright.net 1346 SR 89, #17 voice: (419) 281-1541 Ashland, Ohio 44805-9788 fax: (419) 281-1541 --To knock the chip off someone's shoulder, merely pat them on the back.

In 1880, Estill Co KY 8-40-18-10 Collins, James H 39 KY, Lydia J 39 KY, James D 18 KY, Josiah 14 KY, William L 12 KY, Elihu G 9 KY, Lizzie T 8 KY, Smira M 6 KY In 1900, Madison Co, Glades KY 53-51-15-42 Collins, James H 60 KY (Aug 1839), Luda J 59 KY (Aug 1840), William L 36 KY (Feb 1864), John A 19 KY (Jun 1880) Could this be "your" family? >From: LeLonie <LeLonie@aol.com> >To: CHarri8655@aol.com >Subject: Re:Collin Ky. >Date: Tue, 6 Jan 1998 14:09:17 EST > >Hi Robin, My gr. grandmother was Elizabeth Collins from Berea possibly was >married in Acorn to Andrew Lainhart and had a brother by the name of John. She >was born on October 20 1872. If she connects with your family I would like any >info on her family you might have. > >Thank you , >Ann >

Looking for relatives of Jane Collins also called Jennie...b. 1800 NC d. 14 Nov1892 Jasper County Mississippi m. William G. Hosey. Barbara Hosey Rodgers

I would appreciate any info on the following people: Merriatt COLLINS b. 1812 in Greenbriar Co. Va. He married in Monroe Co.Wv. Nancy Essie BASHAM b. abt 1856 in Twin Branch, Wv. Merriatt died 1880-1890 of gangrene in arm wound received cutting wood. Nancy Essie BASHAM may also have been married to Micajah MCCORMICK and an unknown husband. At the time of her death, Nancy may have been running a boarding house in Gary,Wv. This may have been in the 1930-1940 era. Samuel ( aka Rass, aka R.S.) COLLINS b. May 1876 in Pembroke,Va. Dec. 1910 in Welch,Wv, he married Ailene MCCORMICK. They lived in Hensley,Wv most of their lives. Samuel was crippled and died in 1954. Ailene died in 1967 in Lashmeet,Wv. Their children were: Bessie May COLLINS that m.Ernest DARBY, Paul COLLINS that m. Falla ENGLAND, Earl COLLINS, Herman COLLINS that m. Sarah Belle TRACEY, Clyde COLLINS that m. Carol BELCHER, Stella COLLINS, Raymond COLLINS that m. Edna, James Herod COLLINS, and Margaret COLLINS that m. Sherman DARBY and Albert DUNCAN. These children were all born in McDowell Co.Wv area. Ailene MCORMICK , dau. of James Madison MCCORMICK of Washington Co.Va., may also have been married to John SHUFFLEBARGAR, son of Jacob and Martha SHUFFLEBARGAR. Thanks for any assistance. Sherry Crawford Dansher@tkdyer.com

Sorry all! I goofed on my subject line. Should have been COLLINS not HODGES. BWright wrote: > > Would like to correspond with anyone doing research on the following: > > William Joseph COLLINS b. abt. 1813 in Tennessee, d. ? buried in Veal > Station, Parker Co., Tx. (this information from Uncle) > > Married #1 1/10/1837 Elizabeth ANDERSON (probably in McNairy Co., TN) > She died at the birth of twin sons abt. 1839. These sons were named > William L. and Joseph A. -- Joseph A. was listed on the 1860 Canton, Van > Zandt Co., Tx. census. (Believe this William L. married Sarah Ann > Woodrum 3/1/1860 in Comanche Co., Tx.) > > Married #2 10/26/1843 (probably in McNairy Co., Tn.) Elizabeth HODGES > b. 8/27/1815 in Chester Co., Tn. d. 10/12/1860 in Overton, Smith Co., > Tx. Had the folloing children: > > Eliza Harmon COLLINS b. 10/27/1845 in Tennessee d. 1/10/1923 m. > William H. BURROWS 7/30/1860. > > Jessie Colemon COLLINS b. 10/29/1848 in Tennessee d. 2/27/1912 in > Procter, Comanche Co., Tx. > > Nancy Louvenia COLLINS b. 8/29/1855 in Overton, Smith Co., Tx. d. > 7/19/1949 in Proctor, Comanche Co., Tx. > > Married #3 Susan C. GINN 6/29/1864, probably in Overton, Smith Co., > Tx. They had the following children: > > Mark D. L. COLLINS (believe he is the Mark COLLINS who married > Elizabeth JAMES 10/1/1889 in Comanche Co., Tx. > > Nancy Polina COLLINS > > Carrol COLLINS - supposed to have died as an infant. > > If anyone has any further information on any of these would like to > share what I have. I am especially interested in who the parents of > William Joseph COLLINS were. > > Thanking you in advance for any information. > > The puzzle grows, > Bobbie

Would like to correspond with anyone doing research on the following: William Joseph COLLINS b. abt. 1813 in Tennessee, d. ? buried in Veal Station, Parker Co., Tx. (this information from Uncle) Married #1 1/10/1837 Elizabeth ANDERSON (probably in McNairy Co., TN) She died at the birth of twin sons abt. 1839. These sons were named William L. and Joseph A. -- Joseph A. was listed on the 1860 Canton, Van Zandt Co., Tx. census. (Believe this William L. married Sarah Ann Woodrum 3/1/1860 in Comanche Co., Tx.) Married #2 10/26/1843 (probably in McNairy Co., Tn.) Elizabeth HODGES b. 8/27/1815 in Chester Co., Tn. d. 10/12/1860 in Overton, Smith Co., Tx. Had the folloing children: Eliza Harmon COLLINS b. 10/27/1845 in Tennessee d. 1/10/1923 m. William H. BURROWS 7/30/1860. Jessie Colemon COLLINS b. 10/29/1848 in Tennessee d. 2/27/1912 in Procter, Comanche Co., Tx. Nancy Louvenia COLLINS b. 8/29/1855 in Overton, Smith Co., Tx. d. 7/19/1949 in Proctor, Comanche Co., Tx. Married #3 Susan C. GINN 6/29/1864, probably in Overton, Smith Co., Tx. They had the following children: Mark D. L. COLLINS (believe he is the Mark COLLINS who married Elizabeth JAMES 10/1/1889 in Comanche Co., Tx. Nancy Polina COLLINS Carrol COLLINS - supposed to have died as an infant. If anyone has any further information on any of these would like to share what I have. I am especially interested in who the parents of William Joseph COLLINS were. Thanking you in advance for any information. The puzzle grows, Bobbie

Wish to contact others who are interested in researching the early Collins family of Moore Co., NC. Reply to Arlina < amoss@sunline.net >

Hope this helps somebody: Brenda William Collins b. 1806 Russell Co. Va. d. 3-30-1896 Nicholas Co. WV s/o Meredith and Polly Holloway Collins Married 1829 Pike Co. KY Mary Mullins b. 1811 KY d. 1860 Pike Co. KY d/o William H. Mullins & Betsy Roberts Children: William Jr. b. 1830 Pike Co KY d. 1905 Nicholas Co. WV mar Nancy Lambert Lucinda b. 1832 " d mar Isaac Lambert Pricy b. 1834 " d. 1850 suside by hanging Matilda b. 1836 Russell Co. Va. d. 1920 Todd Co. MN mar Jacob Cline Louisa b. 1839 Russell Co. Va.d. 1881 McDowell Co. WV mar Hiram Lambert John b. 1843 Tazewell Co. Va. d. after 1880 never married Arvid b. 1846 " d. ? mar Sarah Mullins (common Law) Floyd b. 1850 Pike Co. d. ? mar Matilda Spencer Arminda b. 1852 " d. ? mar Humphry Trent (logan Co. WV) Sampson b. 1854 " d. 1942 Mosseyrock ,Wash. Lewis Co. mar Florence Mainard 1880 Logan Co. WV William was a blacksmith, owner and operator of gristmill on Tug River, farmer, minister, lumberman, and owner and operator of General store in Craigville ,WV Mary died in Pike Co. KY William Collins remarried 1860 Maryanne HATFIELD Logan Co. WV. d/o Joseph Hatfield and Nancy Evans from Wyoming Co. WV Children: Samuel b. 1861 Pike Co. KY d, 1937 Oregon mar Nebraska Cutlip Tobias b. 1864 " d. 1914 Lewis ,Wa mar Rebecca Holcomb Nancy b. 1865 " d. 1918 Nicholas Co. WV mar Thomas Blankenship Aaron b. 1868 " d. 1924 Idaho mar Margaret Shepard Levi Ancel b. 1872 " d. 1897 Nicholas Co. WV Louemma b. 1874 " d. 1960 Nicholas Co. WV mar Thomas Wilson

John Wiley Collins b. 5-11-1843 Va. d. 3-31-1923 Beaver,wv Nicholas Co. s/o Edward and Anna Justice Collins Married Dicey Mullens ( no info available) Children: Isham b. 1868 Pike Co. d. 1939 Nicholas Co. mar Amanda Smith Hirman b. 1871 WV d. 1942 " mar Nancy Peirson Frances b. 1872 d 1918 mar Casador Gadd Annie b. 1877 Buchanon Co. WV d. 1899 Birch River WV mar Al Baker Abraham b. 1878 Lincoln Co WV d. 1963 mar Maggie Spinks Jacob C. b. 1883 Lincoln Co. WV d. ? mar Martha Holms Viola b. 1886 d. 1965 Birch River Mar William ____ Walter b. 1888 d. Killed mar Lilly Woodall Victoria b. 1891 Nich Co. WV d, 1972 Lewisburg WV mar John Woodall Rosana Collins b. 1891 Nich. Co. Wv d. Arabella b. 1893 Nicholas Co. WV d. 1986 Nicholas Co. WV mar 1) David Trimble 2) A.C.Garten If you connect to this line please email me. Brenda

Researchers, Edward "Ned" Collins b. 1801 d. 1879 War Eagle, Mingo Co. WV (possible unverified) son of Meredith and Polly Holloway Collins Married 6-26-1834 Anna or Amy JUSTICE Pike Co. KY Anna Justice b. 1816 Kentucky d. 10-10-1891 Pike Co. KY d/o Simeon Justice and Kizzie Salsbury Children: Nancy b. 1833 KY Edward Jr. b. 1835 KY Arminta b. 1838 Va. mar James Roberts William b. 1840 Va. John Wiley b. 1843 Va. mar Dicey Mullens d. 1923 Birch River, Nicholas Co. WV ( on census 1860 Pike Co. in household) L.Taylor b, 1846 Va. Jacob J. Taylor b. 1849 Va Hirman "Hiley" Taylro b. 1855 Va. mar Kizzah Justice d. 1933 Mercer Co. WV Mary J. Taylor b. 1850 Va. mar Cap Hatfield, s/o Devil Anse Sarvilda L. Taylor b. 1848 Va. Only connection I have been able to find is thru Hiram Taylor who raised as a Collins> I have more on this connection if it helps anybody. Brenda