This Darnall info was published on the MDFREDER list. ***************************************************** From Old Frederick County Maryland, Court Folios: Folio 538 dtd 2 Nov 1817 John CROMWELL vs Thomas N. BINNS, Robert DARNALL, Raphael DARNALL, Joseph M. CROMWELL, Charles Fenton MERCER, Benedict DARNALL Supeonas issued and termed satisfied on 19 Jun 1820. ***************************************************** - DORINDA SHEPLEY in Mid Maryland DorindaMd@aol.com (Includes Washington Co, Montgomery Co, and western half of Carroll Co - Last Updated Feb 25, 1998) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Listowner of Old Frederick Co, Maryland Mail List & Winter Mail List To subscribe, put only subscribe in the body of the message and send to: MDFREDER-L-request@rootsweb.com ==== MDFREDER Mailing List ==== VOLUNTEERS for LOOK-UPS?? BOOK SOURCES?? Now updated on the OLD FREDERICK COUNTY, MD WEB PAGE http://members.aol.com/DorWinda/index.html

Hi everyone, I thought about something that could be a big benefit of everyone on the list. How about if everyone ( me included) type up a refernces sheet of any verified , copied material that we have collected on the Darnall Darnell families ,,,,figure up the cost of copying every page we have and offer it to be BOUGHT by everyone on the list???? Should I be the one to copy and send this amterial out? Or should each one of us make an effort to supply this information. Please give me your input on this, because I know the material that has been found, would not be available at everyonees hometown library. I hope I will hear from everyone on the list. Awiusdi

Aprille I cant find a direct link but I wondered if you have access to A darnell book Vol 2? There are several Darnells and their wives from Posey Co listed in the book. If you dont then sometime today maybe I can take the time to type it up for you. Awiusdi Aprille C. McKay wrote: > Hi, > Its been a long time since I posted a query and I wondered if anybody > might be able to help me. > > My great, great, great grandfather, David Marsh who was born in Ohio about > 1833. He married, about 1853, somewhere near Bowling Green (Warren Co.) > Kentucky, a woman named Caroline Darnell. She was born in Indiana, about > 1831, and had two sisters and a brother (at least). The brother, whose > name I don't know, supposedly died without any children and my great great > granfather (his nephew) remembered travelling to Bowling Green to pick up > his portion of the inheritence in young adulthood. If he was twenty, it > would have been 1875. > > David and Caroline had the following children: > > Andrew Jackson Marsh (Jan 7 1854) > Edward Marsh > Emma Marsh > Ida Marsh > John Marsh > > Andrew was the eldest child. Edward died in infancy. Supposedly, > Caroline was slightly odd -- my great great grandfather said that she > caused people to talk and his father had to keep the family moving from > place to place because "a rolling stone gathers no moss." The 1880 census > says that Andrew was born in Indiana, his death certificate in 1929 (filed > by a third wife) says he was born in Kentucky. I haven't been able to > find the family on census records because I don't know where they were. > > David died of swamp fever in Chicot Co., Arkansas in about 1861 (haven't > found the grave yet) and the family was split up. Andrew went to live (at > least between the ages of 11 and 14) with his paternal grandfather, George > Tabor Marsh outside of Cincinnati and eventually became a lawyer. > > Caroline went to live with a married sister who had moved from Kentucky to > Poseyville, Posey Co., Indiana, where she remarried (according to Andrew > Marsh) "a man as no account as herself." I have not found this marriage > record yet, though I've looked, and therefore cannot find her death > certificate until I know her new married name. She died in Indiana, about > 1900. > > Andrew's sister, Emma Marsh, married and had a child named Muriel before > dying of pneumonia in Poseyville. Ida Marsh went to Los Angeles, > California, and John Marsh went to Chicasha Oklahoma. As I said before, > Andrew J. Marsh was a lawyer in Cincinnati until about 1904, when he left > his wife and family, supposedly with the maid, and started a new family in > Coalgate, Coal Co., Oklahoma. He died in 1929 in Amarillo Texas. > > > PLEASE, does anyone know of a Darnell family that moved from Indiana to > the Warren Co., Kentucky area before 1853? Does anybody have any Darnell > folks around Poseyville, Indiana? Posey Co. is right at the southern tip > of Indiana, where Illinois, Kentucky and Indiana meet. > > Aprille Cooke McKay > amckay@sdss1.physics.lsa.umich.edu > 1409 Granger Ave. > Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104

Hi, Its been a long time since I posted a query and I wondered if anybody might be able to help me. My great, great, great grandfather, David Marsh who was born in Ohio about 1833. He married, about 1853, somewhere near Bowling Green (Warren Co.) Kentucky, a woman named Caroline Darnell. She was born in Indiana, about 1831, and had two sisters and a brother (at least). The brother, whose name I don't know, supposedly died without any children and my great great granfather (his nephew) remembered travelling to Bowling Green to pick up his portion of the inheritence in young adulthood. If he was twenty, it would have been 1875. David and Caroline had the following children: Andrew Jackson Marsh (Jan 7 1854) Edward Marsh Emma Marsh Ida Marsh John Marsh Andrew was the eldest child. Edward died in infancy. Supposedly, Caroline was slightly odd -- my great great grandfather said that she caused people to talk and his father had to keep the family moving from place to place because "a rolling stone gathers no moss." The 1880 census says that Andrew was born in Indiana, his death certificate in 1929 (filed by a third wife) says he was born in Kentucky. I haven't been able to find the family on census records because I don't know where they were. David died of swamp fever in Chicot Co., Arkansas in about 1861 (haven't found the grave yet) and the family was split up. Andrew went to live (at least between the ages of 11 and 14) with his paternal grandfather, George Tabor Marsh outside of Cincinnati and eventually became a lawyer. Caroline went to live with a married sister who had moved from Kentucky to Poseyville, Posey Co., Indiana, where she remarried (according to Andrew Marsh) "a man as no account as herself." I have not found this marriage record yet, though I've looked, and therefore cannot find her death certificate until I know her new married name. She died in Indiana, about 1900. Andrew's sister, Emma Marsh, married and had a child named Muriel before dying of pneumonia in Poseyville. Ida Marsh went to Los Angeles, California, and John Marsh went to Chicasha Oklahoma. As I said before, Andrew J. Marsh was a lawyer in Cincinnati until about 1904, when he left his wife and family, supposedly with the maid, and started a new family in Coalgate, Coal Co., Oklahoma. He died in 1929 in Amarillo Texas. PLEASE, does anyone know of a Darnell family that moved from Indiana to the Warren Co., Kentucky area before 1853? Does anybody have any Darnell folks around Poseyville, Indiana? Posey Co. is right at the southern tip of Indiana, where Illinois, Kentucky and Indiana meet. Aprille Cooke McKay amckay@sdss1.physics.lsa.umich.edu 1409 Granger Ave. Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104

Hi everyone! Here's my simple, direct Darnall/Darnell ancestry. Please contact me if you have questions or are connected somehow. *Dr. David Darnall m: Margritt d: 1702 Residence: St. Marys, MD and King George & Richmond Co.s, VA. **Morgan Darnall b: 1678 m: Elizabeth d: 1726 Residence: St. Marys Co., MD and King George & Richmond Co.s, VA. ***Morgan Darnall Jr. b: 1708 m: Elizabeth d: 1778 Residence: Richmond & Faquier Co.s, VA. ****Isaac Darnall b: 1729 m: Nancy Ann Residence: Prince George Co., VA and Rowan & Wilkes Co.s, NC. *****Cpt. John Darnell b: 1750 m: Rachel Vannoy d: 1780 Residence: Rowan & Wilkes Co.s, NC. ******Benjamin Darnell b: 1780 m: Fannie Viars 1802 d: 1861 Residence: Wilkes Co., NC. and Kendall Co., IL. *******Enoch Darnell b: 1818 m: Eliza A. Springer d: 1890 Residence: Wilkes Co., NC. and Kendall & Schuyler Cos, IL. ********Mary Eliza Darnell b: 1860 m: Antonio Caproni 1879 d: 1881 Residence: Kendall, DeKalb, and Cook Co.s, IL. *********Grant (Antonio) Allyn Caproni Sr. b: 1880 m: Jessie P. Doyle 1905 d: 1970 Residence: IL. and UT. **********Grant Allyn Caproni Jr. b: 1911 m: Verna K. McBain 1941 d: 1986 Residence: CA. & WA. ***********Kenneth Allyn Caproni b: 1943 m: Darlene C. Renberg 1967 ************Linnea K.E. Caproni b: 1977 Good luck everyone! L.C.

> Awiusdi and list members, > > I am seeking information on Bettie DARNELL, daughter of Henry Green > DARNELL of Calloway County, KY. Bettie DARNELL was born Sep. 7, 1877 and > died about 1967 in KY. She was married to William Anderson HOWARD. I > know they lived in the Farmington, KY area. One of their sons, Yancy (my > grandfather), was born in Graves Co., KY in 1899. > > Any help with this will be truly appreciated. Thanks, > > -- > =========== > Sue Harpe > sharpe@techcomm.net > http://www.techcomm.net/~sharpe/ > "That the sky is brighter than the earth means little > unless the earth itself is appreciated and enjoyed." > Helen Keller

FYI These are new links that I am seeking permission to add to the Official Darnell Homepage, Thought you might likt to check them out. http://www.starbase21.com/kybiog/woodford/darnell.ww.txt http://www.legislature.state.tn.us/bills/100gahtm/100_BILL/SJR0104.HTM http://www.raven.cc.ukans.edu/carrie/kancoll/articles/darnell0.htm http://www.megabits.net/~lthurman/loren/thurmfam/index/ind00... http://www.dec.tis.net/genealogy/gedhtml/arush/ind0060.htmHomepage http://www.izzy.net/~michaelg/j-darnl.htm Awiusdi

Did you know that there are now 2 Darnall Darnell Forums? I wanted to tell everyone that on The Darnell Homepage there is a link to both of these new Forums. I really dont support these means because they "aquired" these surnames when the old listserver crashed. These list are not supervised by me and I rarely check them.... The Darnell questbook on the official Homepage, that is the one I constantly maintain. However there are quite a few good postings on these Forums. Has any one on the list really researched the Ark and Dove Passenger Ship lists? Or anyother passenger lists? I would really like to go farther with this line of research if anyone has available resources at there library. How about checking it out and finding out for us? My library does have only the reference books and not the other books that I need to be able to go any where with this. ANY ideas on the REUNION? what dates are good for you? what are your renuin expectations? are you interested in Managing a region for any future reunions? This year I will hold the official Darnell reunion here in Ponca City, Probally out at Lake Ponca. What do ya think? Awiusdi ( Darnell Listowner )

Hi all I just discovered I had the incorrect address for my homepage the correct link is url: http://www.poncacity.net/fanatic/ Sorry Awiusdi

FYI The Darnell Gedcoms on my homepage are now online. thanks Awiusdi

Hi All the Darnell Homepage is up and running BUT the gedcoms wont be available until later today or tomarrow. Be sure to sign the guestbook if you visit. url: http://www.poncaity.net/fanatic/ Awiusdi

All the work got done a day early on my computer, I am back now. Awiusdi

According to Stafford County, VA Record Book, a Sampson Darrell gave a deposition to the Court regarding the behavior of David: " The Deposicion of SAMPSON DARRELL aged about thirty yeares or thereabouts beinge at ye house of DAVID DARNELL upon an intencon to bee at upon Sale or purchase of a Shallop then belonginge unto ye said DAVID DARNELL butt hee ye said DARNELL not beinge then att home yor Depont was forthwith goinge home butt yor Depont hearinge some horses comeinge downe ye hill supposed it might bee ye said Darnell comeinge home, Whereupon yor Depont went towards ye said DARNELLs House, and not well seeinge him ye said DARNELL yor Depont was much surprised his behaviour havinge a pistoll in his hande which he then & there swore by he bolld of God that if yor Depont approached one Inch neerer hee would send all that was in ye pistoll in my Soull wch hee swore was within an Inch of ye Muzzell, and further yor Depont declares that hee heard ye said DARNELL then there & att ye place hee did swear that if ye Governor were Sheriffe & came to take him hee would Sacrifice him And further that if ye Dogge Geo: BRENT Especially and COLL. FITZHUGH was there present hee would sacrifice their flesh & further yor Depont saith not. Recorded October 6, 1691

According to Stafford County, VA Record Book, Nicholas Goodridge, Commander of the ship "Spencer" came into Court to sue David for two casks of tobacco which David had sold him in exchange for provisions. Goodridge claimed that the tobacco was rotten and filled with ashes and sand. Capt. George Brent was appointed Goodridge's attorney in the case and a William Fitzhugh, a long time Darnell nemesis, is listed as a witness for Goodridge in the matter. The charges were made August 9, 1690. This was recorded March 12, 1691.

Hi all, this is a note to anyone who I have a contact with. I am getting a larger hard drive and a faster modem on Saturday the 21 st.....I could be offline until Monday.Depends ....Thank you so much for your patience, I appreciate it. Awiusdi

Hello to all, I'm writing to the list information that I hope will help someone out. I just received a book: ALEXANDRIA & ALEXANDRIA (Arlington)county Virginia Minister Returns and Marriage Bonds 1801-1852 Transcribed by T. Michael Miller Minister returns: Darnel, John to Rhodey Taylor Aug 16 1810 Minister: James Muir Old Presbyterian meeting house Darnell, Henry to Letty Grason(Grayson) May 17, 1815 Minister: Isaac Robbins Trinity Methodist Darnell, Priscilla to Joseph Williams Jan 26, 1830 Minister Jacob Larkin Trinity Methodist 1829-1830 Marriage Bonds Darnell, Henry and Letty Grayson May 17, 1815 Bondsmen: Henry Darnell and George Russell Darnell, Henry jr and Sophia Chin Nov 13, 1834 Bondsmen: Henry Darnell jr and David Cunny Simms, Peter and Jane Darnell Nov 7, 1844 Bondsmen: Peter Simms and Harry Darnell Taylor, Nora and Louisa Darnell (colored) Dec 9, 1844 Bondsmen: Nora Taylor and Harry Darnell Joseph Williams and Priscilla Darnell Jan 26, 1830 Bondsmen: Joseph Williams and Gustavus Gibson Marriage Bonds were first required in Virginia in 1660. All persons wishing to be married had to post a bond to secure a liscense from the county clerk stating that there was no legal impediment to prevent the marriage. the clerk would then prepare the license and it would be presented to a minister who would conduct the service. I hope this helps someone out. Sheri Yates

here is an excerpt of an email I recied. FYI In the book "Settlers of Maryland 1679-1700" I found where Col. Henry Darnall (Darnell) applied for ownership of 19 different acreages in 6 different counties between Feb 1682 and Sep 1698. And a John Darnall, Esq, of Calvert Co. applied 5 times in 1683 in 2 counties. Also, a John Darnall applied in 1680 in Calvert Co; and his widow Susanna applied in 1685 for an acreage in another county. A Col. William Darnall applied for 2 acreages in 1698. Awiusdi ( darnell listowner )

I would like your input on any dates that you might have available for the oklahoma Darnell reunion. This reunion would be the first official Darnell reunion. A very important one I might add. I will be looking for "managers" for your different regions, to host next years reunion in your own area. Let me know if you are interested. Let me know your ideas. Awiusdi

The Darnell homepage will not be available right now, I have to recreate a new homepage. Thanks for being patient with me,. AWiusdi