Doc--Have a excellent summer--thanks for everything you have been doing for the family! Frances and Jim Thompson in Dallas. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2003 4:37 AM Subject: [DAVENPORT] Away from Home Base > Pamunkeys & Others Interested: > > Will be away from my home computer and files for next two months and located in West Virginia. Plan at least a week or so in Virginia on Pamunkey research in mid-May. Will provide results and a travelogue when appropriate. > > Doc > > > ==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== > For instructions on unsubscribing or searching the list archives visit: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nvjack/davnport/group.htm > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Pam: I recognize the specificity in the earlier generations of your Augustine Davenport-Mary Harris descent. What are you seeking relative to filling in the family which traces directly back to Davis Davenport? John Scott Davenport Martinsburg, WV

Pamunkeys & Others Interested: Will be away from my home computer and files for next two months and located in West Virginia. Plan at least a week or so in Virginia on Pamunkey research in mid-May. Will provide results and a travelogue when appropriate. Doc

The results have come back for two more Davenport DNA tests. The first (kit #8666 as seen on the DavenportDNA page) claimed to be an Abemarle Davenport - from Abemarle Co. NC. His results matched exactly 25 of 25 to the other participant that claimed Abemarle genealogy. So yes - they are related. They are also a 24 of 25 much with the two Thomas of Dorchester individuals. The odds are that these two groups had a common ancestor in the last 400-500 years. The second test - kit #8742 - is a puzzler. He claims genealogy back to Humphrey Davenport of Barbados in the 1600s. However, his results are so different from any Davenport and any other results in the FamilyTree DNA database, that it will require further study. As one individual said "This is the most unusual haplotype I have seen!" I am waiting for more information from that participant and some DNA people. In light of this information - we could use another Humphrey Davenport descendant to be tested. Anybody out there? A test has now been ordered for a Rev. John of New Haven descendant. Anyone interesting in donating to help pay for this test - please email me at [email protected] We now have 16 participants with results in for 10. For more information and results go to >http://www.DavenportDNA.com Bill Davenport [email protected] Davenport Surname DNA Project Administrator

Bill......... Sent the check yesterday for the Rev John test. When do you expect to get the results in on the SF Newberry chap? I am so "expectatious", I hope I am not disappointed. Bob. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2003 7:31 PM Subject: [DAVENPORT] New Davenport DNA results > The results have come back for two more Davenport DNA tests. > > The first (kit #8666 as seen on the DavenportDNA page) claimed to be an > Abemarle Davenport - from Abemarle Co. NC. His results matched exactly 25 of > 25 to the other participant that claimed Abemarle genealogy. So yes - they > are related. They are also a 24 of 25 much with the two Thomas of Dorchester > individuals. The odds are that these two groups had a common ancestor in the > last 400-500 years. > > The second test - kit #8742 - is a puzzler. He claims genealogy back to > Humphrey Davenport of Barbados in the 1600s. However, his results are so > different from any Davenport and any other results in the FamilyTree DNA > database, that it will require further study. As one individual said "This is > the most unusual haplotype I have seen!" I am waiting for more information > from that participant and some DNA people. > > > In light of this information - we could use another Humphrey Davenport > descendant to be tested. Anybody out there? > > A test has now been ordered for a Rev. John of New Haven descendant. Anyone > interesting in donating to help pay for this test - please email me at > [email protected] > > We now have 16 participants with results in for 10. For more information and > results go to >http://www.DavenportDNA.com > > Bill Davenport > [email protected] > Davenport Surname DNA Project Administrator > > > ==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== > For instructions on unsubscribing or searching the list archives visit: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nvjack/davnport/group.htm > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I will try to think of something......I am not too smart at generating reports. If all else fails I could copy it and mail it o you. Or ask someone here to help me. MD ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2003 10:29 AM Subject: Re: [DAVENPORT] Connects To Pamunkey Or No? > No, I couldn't view the files, you have a newer version ftw than I. > Could you generate a gen. report, export, then email? > Thanks for your time! > > > ==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== > For instructions on unsubscribing or searching the list archives visit: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nvjack/davnport/group.htm > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

No, I couldn't view the files, you have a newer version ftw than I. Could you generate a gen. report, export, then email? Thanks for your time!

I just sent my file to you and am interested to know if the "notes" transferred. I have never transferred an entire file before so need to know. The notes in this file will answer the question in your email. Mary Duncan ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 21, 2003 9:25 AM Subject: [DAVENPORT] Connects To Pamunkey Or No? > Hi Everyone/Anyone!!! > > I need some help to determine how/if my line connects to Davis Davenport and > the rest of the Pamunkey Neck crew! Can anyone assist me? > Here's my line (I come in thru John Milton Gentry below) > > Gen. 1 > William Davenport b. 1731 Richmond, VA & d. ca. 1823 Casey, KY. He m. Comfort > FISHER 1770 Accomack, VA. Comfort b. ca. 1752 & d. 28 Feb 1838 Casey, KY. > They had the following children: > i. John Davenport b. 1771 > ii. Mary Davenport b. 1773 > iii. Thomas Davenport b. 1776 > iv. Sarah Davenport b. 1778 > v. Agnes Davenport b. ca. 1780 > vi. William Davenport b. 1782 > vii. George P. Davenport b. 1784 d. 14 Feb 1845 Sangamon, IL > viii. Margaret Davenport b. 1786 > > Gen. 2 > John Davenport b. 1771 Surrey Co, NC. He married Sarah "Sally" ELDER 22 Dec > 1795. Sarah b. ca. 1781 VA. They had these children: > i. Peter Davenport > ii. Nancy Davenport > iii. Henry Davenport > iv. Ephraim Davenport b. 1799 d. 1843 KY > v. John Davenport b. 1801 d. 1834 > vi. William b. ca. 1810 > vii. Tilmon Davenport b. 1814 > viii. Thomas Davenport b. 1818 > > Gen. 3 > Henry Davenport b. 1797 NC d. 9 Nov 1860 Morgan, IL. He married Elizabeth > WATERS 1 May 1823 Casey, KY. Elizabeth b. 4 Oct 1807 casey, KY. d. 18 Apr > 1865 Morgan, IL. Their children were: > i. Polly Ann Davenport b. aft. 1820 > ii. Milton Davenport b. 1822 > iii. John Davenport b. aft. 1825 > iv. Tillman Davenport b. 1834 > v. Angeline Davenport b. 1839 > vi. Ira Davenport b. 1840 > > Gen. 4 > Angeline Davenport b. 19 May 1839 IL & d. 20 Sep 1918 Morgan, IL. She married > John Milton GENTRY 17 Nov 1853 Morgan, IL. John b. 10 Dec 1829 Madison, KY & > d. 15 Feb 1913 Princeton, Franklin Co, KS > > I have the descendants of Angeline & John Milton. I just need to know how/if > these Davenport's would connect to the Pamunkey Neck Davenport's??? > Thank you for your time........Teri > > > ==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== > For instructions on unsubscribing or searching the list archives visit: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nvjack/davnport/group.htm > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Hi Everyone/Anyone!!! I need some help to determine how/if my line connects to Davis Davenport and the rest of the Pamunkey Neck crew! Can anyone assist me? Here's my line (I come in thru John Milton Gentry below) Gen. 1 William Davenport b. 1731 Richmond, VA & d. ca. 1823 Casey, KY. He m. Comfort FISHER 1770 Accomack, VA. Comfort b. ca. 1752 & d. 28 Feb 1838 Casey, KY. They had the following children: i. John Davenport b. 1771 ii. Mary Davenport b. 1773 iii. Thomas Davenport b. 1776 iv. Sarah Davenport b. 1778 v. Agnes Davenport b. ca. 1780 vi. William Davenport b. 1782 vii. George P. Davenport b. 1784 d. 14 Feb 1845 Sangamon, IL viii. Margaret Davenport b. 1786 Gen. 2 John Davenport b. 1771 Surrey Co, NC. He married Sarah "Sally" ELDER 22 Dec 1795. Sarah b. ca. 1781 VA. They had these children: i. Peter Davenport ii. Nancy Davenport iii. Henry Davenport iv. Ephraim Davenport b. 1799 d. 1843 KY v. John Davenport b. 1801 d. 1834 vi. William b. ca. 1810 vii. Tilmon Davenport b. 1814 viii. Thomas Davenport b. 1818 Gen. 3 Henry Davenport b. 1797 NC d. 9 Nov 1860 Morgan, IL. He married Elizabeth WATERS 1 May 1823 Casey, KY. Elizabeth b. 4 Oct 1807 casey, KY. d. 18 Apr 1865 Morgan, IL. Their children were: i. Polly Ann Davenport b. aft. 1820 ii. Milton Davenport b. 1822 iii. John Davenport b. aft. 1825 iv. Tillman Davenport b. 1834 v. Angeline Davenport b. 1839 vi. Ira Davenport b. 1840 Gen. 4 Angeline Davenport b. 19 May 1839 IL & d. 20 Sep 1918 Morgan, IL. She married John Milton GENTRY 17 Nov 1853 Morgan, IL. John b. 10 Dec 1829 Madison, KY & d. 15 Feb 1913 Princeton, Franklin Co, KS I have the descendants of Angeline & John Milton. I just need to know how/if these Davenport's would connect to the Pamunkey Neck Davenport's??? Thank you for your time........Teri

I was hoping that someone on the list may be able to help me fill in the blank of this family line.. Hope to hear from someone soon. Pam Generation No. 1 1. AUGUSTINE1 DAVENPORT He married MARY HARRIS. Child of AUGUSTINE DAVENPORT and MARY HARRIS is: 2. i. JOEL2 DAVENPORT, b. Abt. 1771, Rowan County, North Carolina; d. April 1807, Randoph County, North Carolina. Generation No. 2 2. JOEL2 DAVENPORT (AUGUSTINE1) was born Abt. 1771 in Rowan County, North Carolina, and died April 1807 in Randoph County, North Carolina. He married SARAH BOYD Abt. 1794 in Randolph County, North Carolina, daughter of WILLIAM BOYD and RHODA DAVENPORT. She was born Abt. 1781 in Halifax County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1850 in Warrick County, Indiana. Child of JOEL DAVENPORT and SARAH BOYD is: 3. i. ABSALOM3 DAVENPORT, b. Abt. 1802, Tabernacle, twp. Randolph, County, North Carolina; d. 1864, Edan twp. Decatur, IA.. Generation No. 3 3. ABSALOM3 DAVENPORT (JOEL2, AUGUSTINE1) was born Abt. 1802 in Tabernacle, twp. Randolph, County, North Carolina, and died 1864 in Edan twp. Decatur, IA.. He married ELIZABETH FRAZIER October 25, 1826, daughter of GEORGE FRAZIER and SARAH RUSSELL. She was born May 10, 1808 in Randoph, North Carolina, and died in Clay County, Indiana. Child of ABSALOM DAVENPORT and ELIZABETH FRAZIER is: 4. i. HESTER ANN4 DAVENPORT, b. May 05, 1843; d. December 09, 1913. Generation No. 4 4. HESTER ANN4 DAVENPORT (ABSALOM3, JOEL2, AUGUSTINE1) was born May 05, 1843, and died December 09, 1913. She married HENRY MOSES WHITTIER September 02, 1866, son of MOSES WHITTIER and SARAH JONES. He was born December 18, 1832 in Dover, New Hampshire, and died March 15, 1895 in Athens twp, Ringgold County, Iowa. Children of HESTER DAVENPORT and HENRY WHITTIER are: i. SARAH ELIZABETH5 WHITTIER, b. 1867, Decatur County, Iowa; d. May 27, 1895; m. RUBEN BECK, January 30, 1890. ii. EDWARD WHITTIER, b. March 30, 1868, Decatur County, Iowa; d. November 10, 1934, Muscotah, Kansas; m. ELIZABETH AMMON, January 03, 1888. iii. CHARLES C. WHITTIER, b. Abt. 1870, Decatur County, Iowa; d. June 02, 1874, Ringgold County, Iowa. iv. MARTHA ANN WHITTIER, b. February 24, 1873; m. HARLAN SCOTT, June 12, 1895. v. JOSEPH WHITTIER, b. September 03, 1876, Tuskeego, Iowa; m. ADA ELLA WELLINGTON, March 05, 1902. vi. HENRY MOSES WHITTIER, JR, b. June 15, 1878, Tuskeego, Iowa; d. April 16, 1954, Leon, Iowa. vii. MARY JANE WHITTIER, b. April 06, 1881, 1900 census. viii. VINA ISABELL WHITTIER, b. April 08, 1885, Iowa; d. August 28, 1974, Bellvue, Douglas County, Nebraska; m. JOSEPH EARL CORLL, February 10, 1909, Leon, Iowa; b. December 05, 1881, Mercer County, Pennsylvania; d. June 08, 1957, Maryville, Missouri.

One of the original Davenports arriving in the United States in the 1600s was the Rev. John Davenport. He was the most well known of about a half dozen Davenports that appeared in the Boston area during that time frame. In the past 150 years much research has been done tracing John back over 900 years ago to Orme de Auceporte (or other spellings). One of the goals of the Davenport Surname DNA Project is to see if any of these early Davenports had a recent common ancestor - are they related? If a line could be connected to the Rev. John then it could also be connected to Orme. There are not that many surviving Rev. John descendants. But now we have a documented descendant willing to take the DNA test. I would like to give him some financial assistance to pay for the 25 marker test. It will be $171. Are there people out there who would like to contribute to the cause? If so - contact me privately at [email protected] Thanks Bill Davenport [email protected] Davenport Surname DNA Project Administrator >http://www.DavenportDNA.com

A PAMUNKEY PROBLEM: The Bible record submitted by Nancy Ann Davenport, nee Pemberton, wife of Henry Davenport, Sr., of Cumberland-Buckingham, son of Thomas Davenport, Sr., and grandson of Davis Davenport, in her attempt to qualify for a Revolutionary Widow's pension has long been known and widely circulated. The record, provided the Pension Bureau of Washington City, allegedly consists of the birth record of the seven children, one son and six daughters, that Henry and Nancy Ann had following their marriage in 1770. Wilson Davenport, eldest child and only son, was recorded as having been born on 26Nov1772. Unless Wilson Davenport was allowed legal privileges not available to other young Virginians, there are at least a half dozen record evidences which strongly imply that he was born as much as five years before 1772--not the least of which is the fact that the Cumberland County Court granted him guardianship of his six minor orphaned sisters in 1792 when he was not yet age 20, if the 1772 birthdate was valid. We have the conundrum of Wilson having possibly been born as the eldest child in Henry, Sr.'s second family before the birth of Henry Davenport, Jr., the last son and child in Henry's first family. Would someone undertake to provide a rationale for the situation? Wilson Davenport was a man of uncommon talent, became an attorney quite early with a practice throughout Southwest Virginia east of the Blue Ridge, ultimately hanging out his shingle in Lynchburg, where he was a Captain of Militia and elected to the General Assembly, where he died suddenly in Richmond in the first few days of 1807 session. Although married, he left no issue. Also, legend has it, he had lost an arm in a hunting accident although where and when not stated. Henry Davenport, Jr., disinherited by Henry, Sr., in favor of Wilson, went to Halifax County, where he married Ann Davenport, a first cousin, but seemingly never prospered despite his family connections and prosperous relatives. He was either a tenant or an overseer variously in Halifax until 1811, never being taxed for more than a horse and some years not even that, when he married a second time, then he moved to Buckingham County, then to Prince Edward, and then back to Halifax where he was enumerated in the Census of 1830, and has been pursued no further--he was in his 60s by then. Henry had at least three daughters by Ann, more daughters and at least one son by his second wife. More work needed. But whatever, he was likely born after Wilson, who left an impressive number of record presences in a half dozen Southside counties in the 1790s and the first decade of the 19th Century. Was there mayhap an ulterior motive in the suppression of knowledge concerning Henry, Sr.'s first family among descendants of his second family? Henry, Sr.'s first family was a tangled web with birthdate problems of its own. John Scott Davenport Holmdel, NJ

My apologies to the list for not watching my reply button and address line, on what was to be a private message to Doc. Sorry. Bob Brooke

Colonel........... It has been great, hasn't it? Almost as good is taking some satisfaction from the liberals being wrong.............again. I'm never surprised, but always tickled. The trouble is, they rarely admit it. Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 14, 2003 3:41 AM Subject: [DAVENPORT] Much Procrastination due to Iraqi War > Kinfolks & Friends: > > I have been errant in responding to various messages and requests for > the past four weeks, being caught up in the TV/Cable reporting of the War for > Iraqi Freedom. Military history has always been a passion, and I have been > amazed and enthralled by the way the Iraqi campaign unfolded--the strategy > and the tactics. The 3rd Infantry Division's dash to Bagdad reminds me of > the audacity of Jeb Stuart's Confederate Cavalry ride around the rear of the > Army of the Potomac and some of the forays of Nathan Bedford Forrest when he > was tying the Yankees in knots in Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama by > maneuvering Confederate Cavalry in such a manner as to keep ten times more > Yankees engaged and chasing him than Forrest had troopers. As a WWII Marine, > I revel in the exploits of the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force--including the > famed 7th Regiment (Belleau Woods, Guadacanal, wherein my younger brother > served in Korea and my son during Viet Nam), 5th Regiment (Battle of the > Marne, Guadacanal), and 4th Regiment (China Marines captured on Bataan, but > reconstituted to be the first Marines into Tokyo). Then too, the 109th > Medical Battalion, 34th Infantry Division (Monte Casino and the Italian > campaign) wherein I served during Korea, was activated for this go around > three months ago. Frankly, with the multiplicity of old memories involved, > it has been hard for me to focus on genealogy. So now you know why I have > not replied to various queries. > > John Scott Davenport > Holmdel, NJ > > > ==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== > For instructions on unsubscribing or searching the list archives visit: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nvjack/davnport/group.htm > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Kinfolks & Friends: I have been errant in responding to various messages and requests for the past four weeks, being caught up in the TV/Cable reporting of the War for Iraqi Freedom. Military history has always been a passion, and I have been amazed and enthralled by the way the Iraqi campaign unfolded--the strategy and the tactics. The 3rd Infantry Division's dash to Bagdad reminds me of the audacity of Jeb Stuart's Confederate Cavalry ride around the rear of the Army of the Potomac and some of the forays of Nathan Bedford Forrest when he was tying the Yankees in knots in Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama by maneuvering Confederate Cavalry in such a manner as to keep ten times more Yankees engaged and chasing him than Forrest had troopers. As a WWII Marine, I revel in the exploits of the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force--including the famed 7th Regiment (Belleau Woods, Guadacanal, wherein my younger brother served in Korea and my son during Viet Nam), 5th Regiment (Battle of the Marne, Guadacanal), and 4th Regiment (China Marines captured on Bataan, but reconstituted to be the first Marines into Tokyo). Then too, the 109th Medical Battalion, 34th Infantry Division (Monte Casino and the Italian campaign) wherein I served during Korea, was activated for this go around three months ago. Frankly, with the multiplicity of old memories involved, it has been hard for me to focus on genealogy. So now you know why I have not replied to various queries. John Scott Davenport Holmdel, NJ

This information on William Davenport is an abstract from WILL BOOK, #7 in Richmond, VA Sorry if I failed to say what kind of book Marsha ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2003 5:27 PM Subject: Re: [DAVENPORT] WILLIAM DAVENPORT > Thanks Marsh, I am just getting into this and I really dont understand. I > appreciate your email. Book #7? Richmond Va? Any advise would be much > appreciated. > Jan Davenport Yopp > Wilmington, NC > > > ==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== > For instructions on unsubscribing or searching the list archives visit: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nvjack/davnport/group.htm > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Thanks Frank. My address is: Jan Yopp 4514 Dean Drive Wilmington, NC 28405

Thanks Marsh, I am just getting into this and I really dont understand. I appreciate your email. Book #7? Richmond Va? Any advise would be much appreciated. Jan Davenport Yopp Wilmington, NC

I just ran across this in some of my research and thought it might help someone....This is in Will Book # 7 in RICHMOND VA Marsha Hamilton Davenport, William. 11 July, 1771 - 1 May, 1772. Wife Elizabeth; sons William, Fortunatus, Rawleigh, Opie; daughter Judith George, daughter Elizabeth Tune; grandson William Oliver.

It's a long shot, but....My great uncle John Allen Davenport was born 1905 in Grayson Co., TX. He had at least five siblings, the oldest born around 1890 and most if not all named for kinfolk. But who was the ancestral John Allen? Don't know. My uncle's (and grandfather's) parents, James David Davenport and Nancy Dickens Davenport, were born, respectively, in Georgia and Kentucky, so there are definite loose ends here, but nonetheless probably worth some further checking. Give me an address and I'll mail you photocopied 1920 and '30 census forms. Frank Davenport [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thelmarie Curtis" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2003 2:56 AM Subject: [DAVENPORT] 1878 Mrs. Millie Ann Wilson/1886 Mrs. Millie Ann Davenport > Am looking for any information on the marriage in 1878-79 > of MRS. MILLIE ANN WILSON [my GGrandmother] > to JAMES ALLEN, possibly in Trinity Co., Texas. > > Mrs. Millie Ann Wilson was the widow of JOHN D. WILSON, Sr. > who was born in Louisiana abt 1831. He died in Trinity Co., Texas, > in abt 1877, leaving his wife, Millie Ann, and three children. > > The JAMES ALLEN family was located on the 1880 Census living > in Goshen, Henderson Co., Texas. The three children were listed as > John Wilson, age 10 [my Grandfather]; George Wilson, age 7; and > Mary Wilson, age 6. The place of birth for James Allen is given as > New York in about 1838. Millie Ann was born in Alabama in about > 1847, her maiden surname is unknown. > > If you have any information on Mrs. Millie Ann Wilson, James Allen, > and/or any member of this family, please contact me. > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > I have located a marriage for a > "Mrs. M. A. ALLEN to James DOVENPORT > (probably misspelled...for DAVENPORT) - > Date: 31 October 1886 > Place: Parker Co., Texas. > > This information fits with some of the family stories I've heard, > but I need confirmation from the DAVENPORT relatives that > this bride is definitely my Great Grandmother, who was the widow, > Mrs. Millie Ann WILSON, who married JAMES ALLEN, > who then was the widow, MRS. M. A. ALLEN who married > JAMES DAVENPORT in Parker Co., Texas. > > If you have any information on Mrs. Millie Ann Wilson, James Allen, > Mrs. Millie Ann Davenport, James Davenport and/or any member of > this family, please contact me > > Thelmarie Curtis - [email protected] > > > > ==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== > For instructions on unsubscribing or searching the list archives visit: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nvjack/davnport/group.htm > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >