Greetings, I am seeking any information on the parents of Martin COLLINS bn abt 1813 in Tennessee that married Malinda JOBE 11 Nov 1834 in Jefferson City, Cole Co Missouri, d/o James M. JOBE and Margaret “Peggy” STONE. She was born Abt. 1813 and died 15 Jul 1845. She left husband Martin and five small daughters, Mary W., Margaret. Clarissa, Malinda and Sarah J. Also what became of him after the death of his wife. I have not been able to locate Martin and the girls on any census after 1850 when Martin and the girls where living next door to Malinda’s parents in Cole County. I am wondering if Martin remarried? And what happened to the girls? If anyone out there is connected to this COLLINS line or has any information regarding this line, please contact me. Thank you for your time and help. Freida Wells - KS [email protected] __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Does anyone have any connections to this William Collins and is he the ancestor of the William Collins husband of Elizabeth Bashaw, and left a will in SC? Thanks, Grace S. Green Three Collins Patents, 1679-1694 - Isle of Wight Co. VA Collins, William - Patent 20 Oct 1691 - County not given - 100 Ac.- At Kingsale in the upper parish of Nansamond adjoin.g Land of Tho: Davis. - Patents 8, p177 (Collins, Mahlen ~ CARD 38 of 79) Not in Map To all &c whereas &c now know ye that I the said Francis Nicholson Esq. ?? Gov.nr &c give and grant unto Wm Collins one hundred acres of Land Lying at Kingsale in the upper parish of Nansemond beginning at a Gum a Corner tree to Tho. Davis & runs by Davis his line South two hundred and fifty pole to a red oake standing in ye said line thence East Sixty two pole to a maple standing on the west side of a branch called Capt. Johns branch thence by the sd branch as it runneth to the run of kingsayle swamp thence by the said swamp to the first station The said land being due to the said William Collins by and for the transportation of two persons &c to have & to hold &c yeilding & paying &c. provided &c. dated ye 29th day of october Ano. Dom. 1691 John Robinson Robert Redman Collins, William - Patent 22 Novr. 1679 - Isle of Wight County - 1313 Ac. - On the main branch of King Sale, lying by the side of a branch that cometh out of King sale. - Patents 7, p. 14 (Collins, Mahlen ~ CARD 44 of 79 ) To all &c. Whereas &c. Now know ye that I ye sd. Pr. Henry Chichiley Kn.t Apt. Govern.r &c give & grant unto Wm. Collins thirteen hundred & 13 acres of land lying in Isle of Wight County on ye main branch of King Sale begining by ye head? of a branch that cometh out of King Sale at a red oak & running west north west one hundred sixty eight pole to a pine then west three hundred thirty two Pole to a pine then west south west one hundred fourty four pole to a pine & then running west three hundred & eight pole to a pine then running south west thirty pole to a pine by ye side of ye main swamp soe running East South East up ye main branch to a pine then running north by east up from the maine branch by ye side of a ?? branch three hundred twenty four pole to ye first station. The said land being due ye &c for ye transportation of twenty seven persons &c. To have & to hold &c. To be held &c yeilding & paying &c. provided &c. dated the two & twentieth day of november one thousand size hundred seventy & nine ~ ~ G??er ??ll, Mary Tony. Jno. White Jno ?? Wm Woodby ?? ????? Tho: Hollins ?epth f????ton Susa. Anderson, Robt. Johnson Jno Potter Ja. Garrett Lymond Pitt Jno R??? Roger Bridger, Mary wood, Tho Staffes?, Lewis Williams, 3 Negroes Jno owen Tho: Mason, Ann Green Edwd Ellis, Nich. Powell Hen: Bennett Collins, William - Patent 20 Apl 1694 - Nansemond County - 443 Ac. - On the Westward side of the Queens Graves swamp. - patents 8 p.325 - ( Collins, Mahlen ~ CARD 54 of 79 ) Collins, William & Coniers, Timothy - Patent 20 Octr. 1691 - King and Queen County - 620 Ac. Beg.g &c near George Dilliards & Coole spring branch. ( Collins, Mahlen ~ CARD 66 of 79 ) Council, Hardy - Patent 14 Dec 1726 - IoW VA - 2380 Ac. ( Couch ~ CARD 60 of 75)

The Collins DNA study is attempting to document all the different lines of Collins via genealogical information as well as via genetic paternal lines. Without getting too techinical, certain generic genetic infomation is passed from father to son on the Y chromosome that can be compared and can be used to show whether different subjects descend from a COMMON ANCESTOR. This information is used in the study to help match family lines together. For example, my Collins ancestor born in 1785 in SC was a brick wall, we suspected a family relationship but had no real proof. My brother (a male descendant ) and a male descendant of a suspected male Uncle to my ancestor contributed DNA (collected from a qtip rubbing on the inside of one's cheek) and the two profiles are identical--thus proving tha! t they come from the same COLLINS family line. So one shouldn't be concerned about "personal genetic information" being distributed-- this test either proves or can eliminate whether family lines come from a COMMON ANCESTOR. The purpose of the study is to collect samples from as many well documented Colonial and Early American Collins lines as we can identify in order to build a good database. The expected outcome is to identify the various Collins lines in Colonial America and early America. A side benefit is that researchers who are battling brick walls may be able to identify a specific direction to focus their research upon... This is especially true for areas where County records are burnt or were destroyed during the Civil War. We need documented lineages from colonial lines and Early American (pre 1800) Collins families. We would like to see all of the original 13 colonies represented: Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Virginia. We'd also like to see Collins from the early American territories, such as KY, TN, IL. just to name a few.. It may be possible to locate an interested sponsor who is willing to cover the $155 cost of the test if the cost is too prohibitive, although a waiting period may be involved. IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE, you must be descended for a SOLELY paternal line of Collinses, for example a son of a son of a son, etc., all the way back to the earliest Collins male ancestor in your line. If you agree to participate, the DNA collection kit (instructions and Qtip-like swabs) will be mailed to you. Once you rub the qtips on the inside of your cheek you mail the sample back to Relative Genetics (the testing lab in Utah) and in 3-4 weeks the results will be available for the study. One other requirement of the study is that along with the DNA sample, that you provide Names, dates of Birth and places of Birth for your paternal ancestors (basically an abbreviated paternal family tree). My contact information is listed below: Rose Collins Lowther 111 Holmar Drive Brandon MS 39047 601-829-3231

Moses Collins was born about 1753 possibly in NC. He married Hannah Willis about 1774 and he died about 1816 in Mississippi after having moved to MS from the Ga/SC area about 1811. He had several children. His sons who had male issue are listed below: 1. JOSEPH COLLINS, b. March 31, 1779 (died near Grenada MS) . 2. MOSES COLLINS JR., b. July 16, 1781, Winton (Barnwell) South Carolina d. October 04, 1855, Desoto Parish, LA. 3. SEABORN COLLINS, b. January 22, 1796 GA died 8 Feb 1868 Yazoo County, MS I'm looking for ANY Collinses descended from these boys. My goal is to find a suitable male subject (a male Collins descended from a straight Collins male paternal line back to Moses Collins) who is willing to participate in the Collins DNA study. Any help would be appreciated. I've found three males in this line thus far, but none of them were interested in taking part in the study -- even at no cost. Any help would be appreciated. this is a tough line to work. Rose Collins Lowther Collins DNA Study Co-Coordinator

Does anyone have information on the children of this family? George Washington Collins b. 1791 married Lucy Gillett in Barnwell SC Sept 14 1826. He died Oct 14 1836 leaving the following children: Stephen Smith Collins b. 6 Aug 1827 James Higginbotham Collins b 9 Nov 1828 Alexander Collins b. 10 July 1830 George Washington Collins b. 16 July 1833 John Randolf Collins b. between 1834-1837 Thanks, Rose Collins Lowther

looking for any and all info on wiliam jasper collins and james c. collins and eveline nickens also looking for info on marlin (possibly marland) a. collins from tennessee to oklahoma thank you LOVE N HUGS KERRYEI http://community.webtv.net/kerryei/COLLINSFAMILYPAPERS http://community.webtv.net/kerryei/COLLINSFAMILYLETTERS http://community.webtv.net/kerryei/PHOTOALBUMCOLLINS http://community.webtv.net/kerryei/COLLINSFAMILYMORE

Collins researcher please note that we will have a noted Melungeonspeaker with us. We hope to see many of you there! Many Collins family members will be in attendance. Be sure to bring your group sheets and notes. We do a lot of research in Eastern Ky and bordering states. The Conference will begin on Friday, October 7th at Noon with vendors setting up and early registration beginning at 7:00 PM. Later that evening from 8:00 – 9:00 William Lynwood Montell, professor emeritus of Folk Studies at Western Kentucky University and author of Ghosts Across Kentucky, Haunted Houses, and more, will entertain with his program on Kentucky Haunted Houses. Free snacks provided. Afterwards we will compare notes on our various family trees and get to know each other and find new family! On Saturday the Conference will kick-off at 8:30 AM with the opening ceremony, followed by programs throughout the day on such subjects as Mormon Church Records, Melungeon Research, Land Patents and Land Grants, and Courthouse Records. Highlights of the day are Kentucky Chautauqua performers/speakers, such as Jim Prichard and Ernest Tucker; and Johnson County’s own, Ronnie Blair who portrays Mathias “Tice” Harmon, Indian fighter, hunter and neighbor of Jenny Wiley. Lunch will be on your own. During the lunch hour authentic mountain music by a local music/vocal group “From The Heart” will be provided in the Gazebo. Throughout the day on Saturday, demonstrations such as quilting, chair bottoming, book publishing, scrap booking and DAR information, will take place in the Commons Area. Also Historical Societies from surrounding counties will be present. Dinner will be served at 5:30 PM, with an auction taking place at 7:00 PM to be conducted by Jim Gambill of Century 21. The Conference will conclude on Sunday, October 9th with a group breakfast followed by a tour of the “Old Town Cemetery” – weather permitting. You can register at the Ramada and get the special room rate. Call today. Group G-2005 Ramada Inn Paintsville 624 James Trimble Blvd Paintsville, KY 41240 1-800-951-4242 Friday October 7, 2005 12:00 Vendors set up 7:00 - 8:00 pm Early registration 8:00 – 9:00pm Kentucky Haunted Houses Lynwood Montell Saturday morning October 8, 2005 Ramada Inn Paintsville KY 41240 8am Early Registration 8:30 Opening ceremony Mary Richmond & Mary Ann Merritt 9:00 Mormon Church Records – Mary Rose Martin 10:00 Land Patents & Grants – Sandy Adkins 12:00 – 1:00 Lunch - on your own Music by From the Heart 1:00 – Courthouse Records – Sally Ann Holbrook Finding Myself - Jan Horne 2:00 Jesse James – Jim Prichard 3:00 “Tice Harmon” – Ronnie Blair 4:00 Melungeons – Nancy Morrison 5:00 Dinner & Old Time Marrying & Mothering – Ernest Tucker 7:00 Charity Auction - Jim Gamble Charity auction hosted by Jim Gambill Our Charity for 2005 will be announced soon. Please be generous and donate any items you may have!! Items can be used as long as they are in good condition! Not sure if something is appropriate just call and ask! Remember that what be your trash can be a treasure to someone else! Auction items can be dropped taken to Jim Gambill prior to the Reunion. Century 21 American Way Realty and Auction Service Town & Country Building 229 Broadway Paintsville, KY 41240 606-789-0021 email [email protected] You can also bring your item directly to the reunion when you come! October 9, 2005 Ramada Inn Paintsville KY 41240 8:30 - Breakfast 10:00 - Tour Old Town Cemetery (weather permitting) MENUS All You Can Eat Buffets Dinner for Saturday Oct 8th 5pm Roasted Turkey w/Cornbread Dressing and Gravy Pork Tenderloin Top Round of Roast Beef w/Gravy Creamy Whipped Potatoes Country Green Beans w/Ham Glazed Baby Carrots Fresh Garden Salad Assorted Delicious Desserts Jumbo Homemade Yeast Rolls & Butter Coffee, Tea, Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Water Buffet All you can eat $22.00 (includes all taxes and gratuity) Breakfast for Sunday Oct 9th 8:30 am 8:30 - Breakfast KENTUCKY BUFFET All you can eat @$10.00pp (includes all taxes and gratuity) Fluffy Scrambled Eggs Crisp Bacon and Sausage Patties KY Style Home Fries Southern Style Buttered Grits Country Style Gravy with Homemade Biscuits Fried Apples Assorted Jellies & Jams Whipped Butter Orange Juice or Grapefruit Juice Coffee, Hot Tea or Milk Registration Form for the Reunion. Register Early!! http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyjohnso/2005Reg.htm What to Bring Notebook to keep track of notes, names and numbers Any family pictures you want to have included online Address labels. It sure beats writing out your address 100 times Camera and lots of film Your family sheets- Family trees Think about having small business cards printed. For a small fee you can have a card that contains your basic surnames, and your info http://www.colorfulimages.com/ Is a great place. Look at the calling and business cards

Does anyone have any information on the following people: John B. Collins b. 1808 York, Pennsylvania d. Indiana; lived in Ohio for a time before moving as an early pioneer to Indiana. married Mary Elizabeth Truax on 30 Sep 1830 in Ohio. She was b. 1813 in Ohio. She died 16 Jan 1877 in Starke Co., Indiana. Several children were born in Ohio then the rest in Indiana. Their children are: Jonathon Collins Catherina Collins Elizabeth Collins Mary A. Collins Rachel Collins James Collins Leonard A. Collins William P. Collins Joseph Collins John Collins Andy Collins George Collins Have information on Jonathon and George Collins. Would like information on the rest of the children and the names of John B. and Mary Elizabeth's parents. Would appreciate anything anyone would be willing to share. Thank you, Cyndi

I have just joined the list and live in West Australia. Details we have on my husband's ancestors are as follows: (1) Charles Cecil COLLINS b 28 Aug 1904 Brighton SSX UK (2) Charles Robert COLLINS b 30 Oct 1879 Gloucestershire UK (3) Charles COLLINS b 1854 Bethnal Green (he was a Tailor & Wesleyan Methodist Local Preacher in Warwickshire) (4) Charles COLLINS b abt 1828 in either St Martins Middlesex or Cork Ireland. (as per 1851 census shows mother Julia a widow b 18799 in St Martins Middlesex, as does for Charles however his brother Patrick b 1831 in Cork Ireland) If anyone knows anything of the above I would like to hear from you. Regards Irene

> Hi, > > I have rejoined the list after an absence of a few years. I'm now based > in Muscat, Oman where research other than via the internet is somewhat > difficult. > > I have traced my Collins ancestors back to the Foxley and Wesport St Mary > areas in the 18th and 19th century. I have a positive link to Thomas and > Elizabeth Collins who initially lived in Luckington from about 1755-1770 > then moved to Wesport St Mary (near Malmesbury) sometime thereafter. > Thomas dies in 1784 in Wesport, while Elizabeth lived until 1814, and I > have obtained a copy of her Will. > > Does anyone have access to the Foxley parish register ? I am keen to find > out about any Collins' prior to 1750 from the area, but the IGI site does > not have this parish on-line. If anyone is dropping by Trowbridge and has > a moment to spare I would appreciate a quick look in the christenings for > the period 1700-1750. > > If anyone is also pursuing Collins in northern Wiltshire, I will be glad > to help as I have built up quite a bit of data. > > Regards > Terry

Hi Matt, All, Thanks for sending the information my way. It appears I fit into haplogroup I1c (also known as I2). From the internet I found, I1c is a smaller group mainly found in western Europe 2000 years ago. Many of its members were in western England. (Hence some refer to the group as Celtic). A show called "Journey of Man" on PBS or the National Geographic Channel does a good job explaining genetic mutation and migration. The show is probably too elementary and doesn't get into the specifics of DNA mutation, but it is definitely worth watching. The real value will be when when other male Collins who fit into Collins Eastern Shore trees take the DNA test. I have a few branches of the "Abraham Collins (1648-1719)" tree I would like to verify. I would also like to see if any of the other Collins lines on the shore connect with this line. I will be putting my results on my website in the near future www.collinsfactor.com and will send some email looking for more Collins males to take the test. Frank --- Matt Collins <[email protected]> wrote: > Frank you may want to run your numbers in this > calculator. I could be wrong about you being a Celt > ... > > Note: forwarded message attached. > > > Matthew R Collins> Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 14:24:45 -0400 > From: "John B. Wells III" <[email protected]> > To: Matt Collins <[email protected]> > Subject: [Fwd: [WELLS-L] DNA Halogroups may help > identify Geographically where line is from > > Matt: > > Here is a website where you can test DNA results to > determine your > ethnic heritage. > > John > > From: "Lady Bonita \(USA\)" <[email protected]> > Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 10:47:50 -0500 > To: [email protected] > Subject: [WELLS-L] DNA Halogroups may help identify > Geographically where line is from > > All DNA participants: > > Halogroups are the area of the world your > Y-chromosome ancestor came from > based on DNA results. > > There is a way to predict what your Halogroup is. > The URL below has a > "Halogroup Predictor" which you just need to put in > your DNA results (note: > changes which need to be made to RG results since > the program was written > for FamilyTreeDNA reporting results). > > https://home.comcast.net/~whitathey/predictorinstr.htm > Halogroup Predictor > > Relative Genetics (RG) and its resellers > > DYS 454 -- RG value +1 ( i.e., if you had > a score of 9 make it > 10.) > DYS 455: -- RG value +1 ( i.e., if you had > a score of 9 make it > 10.) > GATA-H4 or TAGA-H4. -- RG value -1 (i.e, > if you had a score of 9 > make it 8.) > > Markers reported with a comma separating > their values, need to be > entered one > by one in the sequence presented in the > entry form. > > > For explanation of halogroups, etc. check out this > URL. It does have link > to the predictor program as well. > > http://worldfamilies.net/y-haplogroups.htm > > > This could be very important for those who do not > connect up with any UK > lines. > > Bonita > > > > > > > > > > \\\|/// > \\ ~ ~ // > ( @ @ ) > ----oOOo-(_)-oOOo---- Just Researching ... > > Lady Bonita > Dallas / Fort Worth, Texas, USA > > > ==== WELLS Mailing List ==== > To search Archives of list go to: > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > and enter list name > > > ____________________________________________________ Yahoo! Sports Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy Football http://football.fantasysports.yahoo.com

Charles, I have little information on my Elizabeth Collings, she married James Howard 25 July 1816 in Wilson Co., TN. I believe they moved to Stewart Co. for a couple of years and then in August of 1819 my great grandfather was born in Henry Co., TN. The other children were born there, *William Obadiah 1819*, Frances R. (f) 1823, B. 1824,unnamed female 1826, unnamed male 1827, James 1828, George W. 1830, unnamed male 1830, Elizabeth 1834, Alabama 1837, Pleasant 1840. James died 1868 and Elizabeth died aft 1878 ,are both buried at the Old Antioch Cemetery north of Paris,Tn. in Henry Co., Tn. I am at a brick wall with both James and Elizabeth, I can't find them before the wedding. Thanks for responding, anyone who know of these ancestors, I would love to share information with you. Carol Marie Charles A. Stephens wrote: >I missed a William C. Collins who is also on my Tennessee, Wilson, List. >Charles > > > >

Harold, I have little information on my Elizabeth Collings, she married James Howard 25 July 1816 in Wilson Co., TN. I believe they moved to Stewart Co. for a couple of years and then in August of 1819 my great grandfather was born in Henry Co., TN. The other children were born there, *William Obadiah 1819*, Frances R. (f) 1823, B. 1824,unnamed female 1826, unnamed male 1827, James 1828, George W. 1830, unnamed male 1830, Elizabeth 1834, Alabama 1837, Pleasant 1840. James died 1868 and Elizabeth died aft 1878 ,are both buried at the Old Antioch Cemetery north of Paris,Tn. in Henry Co., Tn. I am at a brick wall with both James and Elizabeth, I can't find them before the wedding. Thanks for responding, anyone who know of these ancestors, I would love to share information with you. Carol Marie Harold R Collins Jr wrote: >I have a Daniel Collins b. NC abt 1816 m. Telitha Adams. The family story is >that Daniel and a brother called "Wash" came to Marshall Co., TN with their >mother about 1834. I suspect that "Wash" may be short for Geo. Washington >Collins, but I have not been able to link the two individuals. Does any of >this fit with your research? > >Thanks, >Sheila > >-----Original Message----- >From: Carol Hehemann [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2005 8:56 AM >To: [email protected] >Subject: [COLLINS-L] Colling in Wilson Co., TN > >Looking for Collins or Collings in Wilson Co., TN about 1816 time period. >Carol Marie > > >==== COLLINS Mailing List ==== >Need list assistance? Please contact: Barbara V. Byrd at: >[email protected] > List Admin for COLLINS-L and COLLINS-D > > > > > >

Hi List, I am posting this for Carolyn who is not on the Collins Mailing List. She gives her email address if anyone is interested in contacting her. Barbara List Admin ----- Original Message ----- From: Carolyn Smalley <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 11:08 pm Subject: Collins > We are not Collins researchers; however, we found the following graves > located in the old Mt. Zion Cemetery at Akron, Alabama (Hale > County), and we > would appreciate your posting the gravesite to the Collins lists > in case > someone might be interested in the information. The cemetery is > located on > Alabama Highway 60. My e-mail address is: > [email protected] should > anyone have any questions. Thank you, Carolyn Strickland Smalley. > > > > > > Mary Collins > > Wife of John O. Collins > > Daughter of T & N Garrett > > Died August 11, AD 1839 > > 30 years 2 months 25 days > > > > > > Alonzo Collins > > September 24, 1840 > > 2 years 4 months 17 days > >

Looking for Collins or Collings in Wilson Co., TN about 1816 time period. Carol Marie

I have just found proof that Zachariah Collins changed his name to Collinsworth. Here is my family. Descendants of Zachariah COLLINS Generation No. 1 1. ZACHARIAH1 COLLINS He married WELTHY BEAMAN 08 Oct 1802 in Johnston, North Carolina. Children of ZACHARIAH COLLINS and WELTHY BEAMAN are: 2. i. WHITSON2 COLLINS, b. 1829, North Carolina. ii. ZACHARIAH COLLINS, b. Aug 1829, North Carolina. Generation No. 2 2. WHITSON2 COLLINS (ZACHARIAH1) was born 1829 in North Carolina. He married MARTHA ANN MARTIN, daughter of ISAAC MARTIN and NANCY ELLISON. She was born 19 Nov 1827 in Cherokee, Alabama, and died in Y. Children of WHITSON COLLINS and MARTHA MARTIN are: i. CATHERINE J.3 COLLINSWORTH, b. 1845, Ala; d. Y. ii. AMANDA COLLINSWORTH, b. 1849, Alabama; d. Y. iii. CALVIN COLLINSWORTH, b. 1851, Ala; d. Y. iv. MARTHA ANN COLLINSWORTH, b. 1853, AL; d. Y. 3. v. JOHN WESLEYCOLLINSWORTH,SR, b. 1855, Alabama; d. 1920, Chatahuchee, Jackson, Fla. vi. RACHEL COLLINSWORTH, b. 1858, Ala; d. Y. vii. MELDRET COLLINSWORTH, b. 1860, Covington Cty, Ala; d. Y. viii. ANN COLLINSWORTH, b. 1862, Alabama; d. Y. Generation No. 3 3. JOHN WESLEY3COLLINSWORTH,SR (WHITSON2 COLLINS, ZACHARIAH1) was born 1855 in Alabama, and died 1920 in Chatahuchee, Jackson, Fla. He married AMANDA COOK 1877 in Defuniak Spgs, Oka., Florida, daughter of NOAH COOK and NARCISIS NOBLES. She was born 17 May 1859, and died 13 Nov 1943 in Port St Joe, Gulf, Fla. Children of JOHN COLLINSWORTH,SR and AMANDA COOK are: i. IRNESIA4 COLLINSWORTH, b. Defuniak Spgs, Walton, Fla. ii. HENRY COLLINSWORTH, b. Defuniak Spgs, Walton, Fla. iii. WILEY COLLINSWORTH, b. Geneva, Coffee, Ala. iv. PEARLIE COLLINSWORTH, d. Child. v. AMANDA COLLINSWORTH, d. Child. vi. IRNESIA COLLINSWORTH, b. Defuniak Spgs, Walton, Fla. vii. DEVANDER COLLINSWORTH. viii. JOHN WESLEYCOLLINSWORTH,JR, b. Defuniak Spgs, Walton, Fla. ix. ABSCILLA MELVINA COLLINSWORTH, b. 28 May 1880, Defuniak Spgs, Walton, Fla; d. 08 Sep 1942, Crestview, Oka, Fla; m. CHARLES WILBURNGAINEY,SR, 1905, Defuniak Spgs, Walton, Fla; b. 17 Apr 1856, Defuniak Spgs, Walton, Fla; d. 14 Apr 1936, Defuniak Spgs, Walton, Fla. x. SOPHRONIA COLLINSWORTH, b. 01 Dec 1884, Defuniak Spgs, Walton, Fla; d. 18 Apr 1976, Wewahitchca, Fla. xi. AMANDA ELLAFARE COLLINSWORTH, b. 05 Feb 1890, Defuniak Spgs, Walton, Fla; d. 20 May 1926.

Hi List I have just joined and changed my Email... I am still looking for Dorcas Collins .. born in Georgia and moved to Ar., I still can;\'t find her birth or her mother . Shirley -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.323 / Virus Database: 267.7.10/24 - Release Date: 6/21/2005

I'm searching for a Levin Collins male descendant (descended solely from Collins male descendants of Leven)... Here's a bit more info on possible leads: The 1900 Census for Coleman TX shows the following heads of Households and their dependants... I used Ancestry.com but don't have the census subscription right now (I couldn't read the handwriting very well so I didn't renew that portion). Can anyone tell me how the children match up to the household heads. I'm pretty sure this is really just one large family split into three households. HEADS: Henry W. Collins, Jr. and wife Minnie Collins both born @ 1857 Littleton E. Collins born @ 1855 and wife Cora Collins born @ 1860 LORE (Lourana or Lorraine) Collins (mother of the two men listed above - widow of Henry W. Collins, Sr.) born @ 1835 DEPENDANTS (males): (I'm interested in the males for the Collins DNA study) Frederick W. Collins b. about 1890 Harry. H. Collins born @ 1898 L. E. Collins born [email protected] 1898 Littleton B. Collins [email protected] 1892 Morgan B. Collins b. @ 1897 Willie H. born @ 1888 DEPENDANTS (females): Annie L. Collins born @ 1891 Clara T. Collins born @ 1887 Emma H. Collins born @ 1885 Florence Collins born @ 1886 Janie Collins born @ 1883 Lillian Collins born @ 1880 Lizzie E. Collins born @ 1881 Nannie C. Collins born @ 1894 Nellie Collins born @ 1893 Rosie M. Collins born @ 1883 -----Original Message----- From: Rose Lowther [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 8:16 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [COLLINS-L] LEVIN COLLINS FAMILY OF UPSHUR TX (breakthrough)-- LITTLETON COLLINS OF MONTEBELLO CA 1930 It appears that LITTLETON COLLINS IS A DIRECT MALE COLLINS DESCENDANT (through Henry Wilborn Collins) OF LEVIN COLLINS. LITTLETON COLLINS IS LISTED IN THE 1930 CALIFORNIA CENSUS IN MONTEBELLO, LOS ANGELES COUNTY. HE IS 34 YEARS OLD WITH A WIFE NAMED VIRGINIA A. COLLINS. THE NEXT RECORD I CAN FIND FOR LITTLETON IS HIS DEATH RECORD: LITTLETON EVERETT COLLINS BORN 6 SEPT 1895 in Coleman TX (son of Littleton Collins, Sr. and Cora Payton) DIED 16 SEPT 1955 DEATH PLACE RIVERSIDE CA DOES ANYONE KNOW WHETHER LITTLETON E. AND VIRGINIA A. COLLINS HAD ANY CHILDREN? OR HOW TO FIND THEIR DESCENDANTS? I'M WORKING REMOTE FROM MISSISSIPPI. INFO ON LEVIN COLLINS OF UPSHUR TX Levin COLLINS, b. in DE in 1784; d. in Upshur Co., TX on 4-15-1855. Wife's name was Anna or Ann. He emigrated with parents to GA (Burke Co.) abt 1797 (source: obit in Christian Index in 1855). Children: 1. Isaac P. Collins, b. 1810 in Ga, m. Martha 2. Elizabeth Collins m. William Satterwhite in 1834 in Troup Co., GA 3. Nancy Collins (1816-1866) m. James Culpepper on 12-22-1842 in GA 4. Ann Kitty Collins , b. 1818 m. Stephen Hallmark in GA 5. John G. Collins 6. Seaborn Key Collins , b. abt 1830 in Ga, m. Elizabeth Satterwhite? 7. HENRY WILBORN COLLINS, b. 1-29-1833 in La Grange, Troup Co., Ga; d. 6-29- 1893 in Coleman, TX, m. Loraine E. Sturdevant in GA., Thanks, ROSE COLLINS LOWTHER

It appears that LITTLETON COLLINS IS A DIRECT MALE COLLINS DESCENDANT (through Henry Wilborn Collins) OF LEVIN COLLINS. LITTLETON COLLINS IS LISTED IN THE 1930 CALIFORNIA CENSUS IN MONTEBELLO, LOS ANGELES COUNTY. HE IS 34 YEARS OLD WITH A WIFE NAMED VIRGINIA A. COLLINS. THE NEXT RECORD I CAN FIND FOR LITTLETON IS HIS DEATH RECORD: LITTLETON EVERETT COLLINS BORN 6 SEPT 1895 in Coleman TX (son of Littleton Collins, Sr. and Cora Payton) DIED 16 SEPT 1955 DEATH PLACE RIVERSIDE CA DOES ANYONE KNOW WHETHER LITTLETON E. AND VIRGINIA A. COLLINS HAD ANY CHILDREN? OR HOW TO FIND THEIR DESCENDANTS? I'M WORKING REMOTE FROM MISSISSIPPI. INFO ON LEVIN COLLINS OF UPSHUR TX Levin COLLINS, b. in DE in 1784; d. in Upshur Co., TX on 4-15-1855. Wife's name was Anna or Ann. He emigrated with parents to GA (Burke Co.) abt 1797 (source: obit in Christian Index in 1855). Children: Isaac P. Collins, b. 1810 in Ga, m. Martha Elizabeth Collins m. William Satterwhite in 1834 in Troup Co., GA Nancy Collins (1816-1866) m. James Culpepper on 12-22-1842 in GA Ann Kitty Collins , b. 1818 m. Stephen Hallmark in GA John G. Collins Seaborn Key Collins , b. abt 1830 in Ga, m. Elizabeth Satterwhite? HENRY WILBORN COLLINS, b. 1-29-1833 in La Grange, Troup Co., Ga; d. 6-29- 1893 in Coleman, TX, m. Loraine E. Sturdevant in GATHANKS, Thanks, ROSE COLLINS LOWTHER

I am researching the ancestors of Barnard COLLINS. Barnard was born in Omagh, County Tyrone, Ireland 12 Nov 1827. Came to Nantucket, MA in Jul 1842. Married Rosanna REILLEY 26 AUG 1848 and they had the following children: 1. Mary C b 1849 Nantucket 2. Anna Eliza b 21 FEB 1851 m. (1) Prentice LAMB 1880 m.(2) John LEONARD 15 JUL 1884 3. Agnes b. 21 JUN 1852 m. Robert C MOONEY 1880 4. Charles E b 29 NOV 1852 d. 1853? 5. John Barrett b. 05 JUN 1854 d. 28 DEC 1899 m. Cora A STAPLES 1876 6. Emma b. 11 DEC 1860 Clinton MACY JUN 1883 7. Arhtur B b. 1863 m. Catherine GILDEA 04 JAN 1894 children of Arthur and Catherine Grace, Rose Hannah, and Arthur The John Barrett is my direct line and I have information regarding that line but am looking for information on his siblings. I would be more than happy to share the information I have. Dave Collins