To Ellen in Idaho and Mary, Sorry for the timing delay in writing on this subject. But talking about Isham Davenport... 1st to Ellen... yes, I would agree with 22 children he didn't have much traveling time. Would you believe I just found another living granddaughter to Isham born 1805. That makes 5 that I know of still living.... Remarkable! I am real interested in what Missouri counties had both Davenports and Halls. I know I found some Halls..... brothers Isham Hall Williams and John Davenport Williams... That tells you something... but, you say you found a real Isham Hall and also Davenports in that same county.... Can you (or will you) tell me the county so I can see what I can see... June and I keep pretty much in touch. Poor lady has a bum thumb right now... Surgery. Now, to Mary... You say the Isham line in VA is Joel Davenport to John Davenport. Am I correct and you are saying or thinking that Joel is father to John??? I've always 'thought' that Joel was probably a brother to John, but maybe I've missed something along the way. Any light you can shed on this subject I sure would appreciate! Thanks Bonnie

Bonnie, Give me some time to find my notes. Ellen

Paul.... Another possible explanation with more probability* would be that Ellist's father's name was indeed Chandler, but her mother remarried Mr. Vance after Mr. Chandler was no longer her husband. Another possible, less likely scenario is that Cecilia's maiden name was Chandler, she had Ellist out of wedlock who took her Mother's maiden name, then Cecelia married Mr. Vance. * if you agree that there are more widows and divorcees among older women than younger ones. Regards, Bob Brooke PTriebes@aol.com wrote: > > Hello All, > > Found an entry in a book of religious newspaper entries in South Carolina. > This entry created more questions than it answered. Can you help? > > "The Working Christian", Issue Jan 27, 1870 > By Rev. A. C. Stepp, Tuesday evening, Jan 11th, 1870 at the residence of the > bride's mother, Mrs. Cecilia Vance, Mr. Ira Davenport, and Mrs Ellist > Chandler, both of Greenville, SC. > > I assume this announces the union of Ira Davenport and Ellist Chandler. Was > Ellist a widow of a Chandler and thus her maiden name is Vance? These lines > cross over a couple of times. > > Any info welcome. > Phil Triebes > Francis>William>Francis>Ezekial>James>Lawrence>Donna>me > > Direct Descendants of William Gilmore Vance > > 1 William Gilmore Vance b: Apr 14, 1794 > d: Feb 12, 1869 Greenville, > Greenville Co., SC > . +Scisley Davenport b: Sep 10, 1805 > d: Jun 05, 1894 Greenville, > Greenville Co., SC > ....... 2 Susan Elliot Vance b: Mar 26, 1846 > d: Sep 03, 1882 Greenville, > Greenville Co., SC > ........... +Ira William Davenport b: Dec 07, 1847 > m: Jan 11, 1870 in > Greenville, Greenville Co., SC > d: Aug 16, 1924 Greenville, > Greenville Co., SC > ................ 3 James Ira Davenport b: Sep 08, 1872 > Pelzer, SC > d: 1969 Hoquiam, Grays > Harbor, WA > > ==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== > View the Cousins Directory at http://users.intercomm.com/nvjack/davnport/others.htm

Dear Robert Brooke Thank you so much for your very prompt reply. The following is my information and I'll send it so you can look at the information and get back with me as is convenient for you James Madison Davenport b 1742 in Hanover York, VA m 4 Ap 1778 to Elizabeth Gilliam b 1762 d1806 and he d 23 July 1824 in Newberry District SC Issue:Jonathan m Susanna Eastland, Charles m Sarah Gary, Raymond, Elizabeth and Lucretia. I have that JMD came from a Joseph Davenport b 1695 in James City VA and m 1740 in VA Margaret Valentine b ca 1710 but I also found a paper in the Marshall TX genealogy library written up by a lady named Janet H Henderson from Houston TX in 1989 where she states JM Davenport's father was a John Davenport , a preacher in New Haven Conn. She stated that James Madison D served in the Revolutionary War 1776 James Madison's son Charles Davenport m Sarah Gary, their son Thomas Gilliam Davenport m Lucinda A Jones and their son Charles Caddo Davenport was my great grandfather. Charles' other children included: James L m Martha Garrett, Martha m Sam Moore, William m Nancy Dial, Thomas G (see above) , Jessie G, John, Jonathan, Charles Gilliam m Christina Steele, Joseph W m Isabella Dial, Isaac Newton m Virginia Respes. I have more dates than I stated here. I am anxious to know what you can tell me about JM Davenport. Thanks for your time. AF Graham By the way I do not recall correspondence with you before. -----Original Message----- From: Robert D. Brooke <rdb18@csufresno.edu> To: DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com <DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, June 12, 1999 12:27 AM Subject: Re: [DAVENPORT-L] "To the other Ellen: re Newberry Davenports >To Ann Graham and other interested Newberry researchers: > >Ann... > >I believe, but am not sure, because I am getting old and the memory is >getting very selective, that we have corresponded before about our >common ancestry. But right now, I am using a laptop at a cabin, and am >away from my main computer and my files. > >What I have is that James Davenport was born in 1742, his wife was >Elizabeth Gillam (Gilliam?). I am descended from their son, Charles, but >I believe they had another son who was either James Madison, or his son >was James Madison. I believe James (1742) had no middle name, and did >not serve in the Revolution. There are one or more DAR records which >attribute a middle name of Madison to James (1742). I believe this false >submission to the DAR was made so that somebody could claim lineage to >1742 James. In fact, I believe James was a loyalist, and not a patriot. > >Well, without my files, I better stop before my memory plays tricks on >us both. > >Please stay in touch, and maybe together, along with a couple of others >on this list, we can make some progress. I'd like a copy of that letter, >Ellen, if you ever find it. Thanks to all. > >Regards, > >Bob Brooke > >Ann Graham wrote: >> >> James Madison Davenport is my line and I would like to know some more >> about this if someone could tell me Thanks AF Graham >> thifol26@softdisk.com >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Wellann2@aol.com <Wellann2@aol.com> >> To: DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com <DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com> >> Date: Friday, June 11, 1999 8:45 PM >> Subject: Re: [DAVENPORT-L] "To the other Ellen: re Newberry Davenports >> >> >Anne, >> > In a letter to a Caroline on 28, Sept, 1998, Doc Davenport speaks >> of a >> >James Madison Davenport born in 1815. He tells Carolyn that the >> James >> >Madison Davenport cited by the DAR was actually James Davenport Jr. , >> son of >> >James Davenport Sr. and Frances Jouett. They used the James Jr's >> service >> >record. >> >Let me see if I saved that letter on the computer. I Printed it out. >> >Actually, the time frame seems wrong for the James Madison >> Davenport-b. 1815 >> >to have been the son of Francis who was a Tory during the Rev. war. >> This >> >would make Francis upwards of 65 in 1815. >> >what do you think? I'll look in my file for that letter. >> >Ellen Eanes in Idaho > > >==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== >View the Cousins Directory at http://users.intercomm.com/nvjack/davnport/others.htm > >

Hi Jackie in Idaho.. Christopher is not my line.....(I don't think - but then could be... mine is John of Bedford County, about the same time.) I do have information regarding Christopher but not a lot. Here is what I have. Christopher Davenport born c 1793 son of Joseph M. Davenport married 4-12-1813 Nancy Davenport daughter of William Daavenport Surety was Jesse Edgar. Christopher Columbus Davenport b. Aug 25, 1822 Father William Davenport Mary Emma was born 1847 and d. 1932 1828 A Christopher payed PPT I have some census information but you probably have that too. also, Military Information ? In 1840 - Mercer Co., Kentucky there is a Christoper Davenport 0 1 0 1 2 - 0 0 0 0 1 - 00. If you ever find a connection to a John Davenport b. Bedford Co. - I can't find information on his family.. Bonnie of Michigan JacCadle@aol.com wrote: > Hi All, > I am new to this web site. I have been looking for parents of my Chris C. > Davenport for about 12 years, hope somebody out there can be of some help. > > Christopher Columbus Davenport was born 25 Aug 1822 in Bedford Co, VA > married Nancy (Nannie) Angle, 16 Jan 1840 in Richmond City, Hanover Co, VA. > They had one daughter Mary Emma Davenport that married Isaac H. Walling. > I believe Chris had a brother Jack and a sister Fannie that married a > Booker.(not certain). They went to Baylis, Pike County, IL in ca 1876. He was > listed as being a carpenter and mechanic having built several buildings in > Pike Co, IL. And after all these years that is the extent of my findings. > > Please can someone help me? > Thanks in advance, > Jackie in Idaho > > ==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== > Having problems with the list? Tell Nevada Jack at > nvjack@intercomm.com

In a message dated 99-06-11 23:44:23 EDT, you write: << This Beakes/Beeks family came to America from England 1682 and settled in Bucks Co. PA. My PAF program has them as far back as the mid 1500's and I would be happy to share if you so desire. Adrienne >> Hi Adrienne, Thanks for your reply. I just pulled out books I have that have Beakes info in them from Phila., Bucks Co, and New Jersey. I am going to put it together the best I can. What ever you can share about very early...1680-1770 will be very helpful. The key thing I am trying to tie together is EDMUND BEAKES m April 20, 1692 ANNE GILBERTHORPE with what you have. Bob

I have some information that may be what you are looking for: Noah Davenport b. c1796 Randolph Co., NC d. 1840 Elkhart, IN mar: Martha Stutzman Issue: Mary, David S., Martha, Jacob, Martin Jr., Susannah, Noah Jr., Catherine. Father of Noah: Martin Davenport b. ca 1772 VA d. 1798 mar: Mary Madalene Mast ca 1795 Randolph Co., NC Issue: Noah, Martin Jr., Does this fit??????? Mary Duncan ----- Original Message ----- From: <WeeBoniLas@aol.com> To: <DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 11, 1999 11:52 PM Subject: [DAVENPORT-L] Indiana Davenports > I joined the list just a couple of days ago and tonight I decided I should > see if I have any relatives out there. I've just started and don't have a > lot of information at the moment, but I hope to change that soon... what I > have is... > > My great grandmother was Laura F. Davenport. (Haven't been able to find what > that "F" stands for yet. Born 18 July 1886 in Elkhart, Elkhart, Indiana to > Noah M. Davenport (born August 1852 in Elkhart, Elkhart, Indiana) and Susanah > B. Greenawalt (born 8 May 1852 in Ashland, Ohio). > > Noah's father, I believe, was Martin Davenport (born 1827 in Elkhart) who > married Martha Miller (born 1831 in Elkhart) 5 June 1851. > > Do either of these names ring a bell? > > Ginger.... seeking > J*O*H*N*S*O*N, S*U*T*T*O*N, W*I*L*S*O*N, G*R*AV*E*S, > F*L*O*R*E*N*C*E, R*U*T*H, D*A*V*E*N*P*O*R*T, W*H*I*T*I*N*G > > > ==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== > Having problems with the list? Tell Nevada Jack at > nvjack@intercomm.com

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Hi I live in Elkhart Is there any help I can give you? Vera Andrews

Hello All, Found an entry in a book of religious newspaper entries in South Carolina. This entry created more questions than it answered. Can you help? "The Working Christian", Issue Jan 27, 1870 By Rev. A. C. Stepp, Tuesday evening, Jan 11th, 1870 at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. Cecilia Vance, Mr. Ira Davenport, and Mrs Ellist Chandler, both of Greenville, SC. I assume this announces the union of Ira Davenport and Ellist Chandler. Was Ellist a widow of a Chandler and thus her maiden name is Vance? These lines cross over a couple of times. Any info welcome. Phil Triebes Francis>William>Francis>Ezekial>James>Lawrence>Donna>me Direct Descendants of William Gilmore Vance 1 William Gilmore Vance b: Apr 14, 1794 d: Feb 12, 1869 Greenville, Greenville Co., SC . +Scisley Davenport b: Sep 10, 1805 d: Jun 05, 1894 Greenville, Greenville Co., SC ....... 2 Susan Elliot Vance b: Mar 26, 1846 d: Sep 03, 1882 Greenville, Greenville Co., SC ........... +Ira William Davenport b: Dec 07, 1847 m: Jan 11, 1870 in Greenville, Greenville Co., SC d: Aug 16, 1924 Greenville, Greenville Co., SC ................ 3 James Ira Davenport b: Sep 08, 1872 Pelzer, SC d: 1969 Hoquiam, Grays Harbor, WA

Ginger, No matches with anyone that I'm aware of, but welcome to the list and the hunt for a connection. If it's to be found, someone on here will have it sooner or later. :) Doug Hagerstown, Md. -----Original Message----- From: WeeBoniLas@aol.com <WeeBoniLas@aol.com> To: DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com <DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, June 11, 1999 11:46 PM Subject: [DAVENPORT-L] Indiana Davenports >I joined the list just a couple of days ago and tonight I decided I should >see if I have any relatives out there. I've just started and don't have a >lot of information at the moment, but I hope to change that soon... what I >have is... > >My great grandmother was Laura F. Davenport. (Haven't been able to find what >that "F" stands for yet. Born 18 July 1886 in Elkhart, Elkhart, Indiana to >Noah M. Davenport (born August 1852 in Elkhart, Elkhart, Indiana) and Susanah >B. Greenawalt (born 8 May 1852 in Ashland, Ohio). > >Noah's father, I believe, was Martin Davenport (born 1827 in Elkhart) who >married Martha Miller (born 1831 in Elkhart) 5 June 1851. > >Do either of these names ring a bell? > >Ginger.... seeking >J*O*H*N*S*O*N, S*U*T*T*O*N, W*I*L*S*O*N, G*R*AV*E*S, >F*L*O*R*E*N*C*E, R*U*T*H, D*A*V*E*N*P*O*R*T, W*H*I*T*I*N*G > > >==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== >Having problems with the list? Tell Nevada Jack at >nvjack@intercomm.com

Thanks for the compliment, Jack. I take it that this "accidental" letter sent out to the list has a purpose. Surely you know not to do so with a private letter. Did you think this up all by yourself? For the record , folks, I have never claimed to be a computer expert ,( Jack knows this.) In fact mine is only two years old. Not an expert genealogist, either. Just a little old lady in bifocals who was helped by many people along the way. If anyone has any objection to my answering questions, please e-mail me privately. If you want advice from the expert, you have his address and good luck if he answers. My name is listed as a researcher on the Pamunkey Book page, so I must have done something acceptable. I just found something using my computer that the expert had missed for a million years. It was not something he could not have found, he just didn't. The others were able to uncover everything else. I am not ubsubscribing, although I think Jack wants me to. I still like to hear what others have to say about Davenport Families. Anything wrong with that? Ellen in Idaho. <Wellann2@aol.com > Ellen in Idaho

Hi All, I am new to this web site. I have been looking for parents of my Chris C. Davenport for about 12 years, hope somebody out there can be of some help. Christopher Columbus Davenport was born 25 Aug 1822 in Bedford Co, VA married Nancy (Nannie) Angle, 16 Jan 1840 in Richmond City, Hanover Co, VA. They had one daughter Mary Emma Davenport that married Isaac H. Walling. I believe Chris had a brother Jack and a sister Fannie that married a Booker.(not certain). They went to Baylis, Pike County, IL in ca 1876. He was listed as being a carpenter and mechanic having built several buildings in Pike Co, IL. And after all these years that is the extent of my findings. Please can someone help me? Thanks in advance, Jackie in Idaho

Sorry cousins, I meant to send the following message to Ellen "privately", but I clicked the wrong button. I guess it proves that I am as human as the rest of you. Nevada Jack -----Original Message----- From: Jack W. Ralph <nvjack@intercomm.com> To: DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com <DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, June 11, 1999 11:37 PM Subject: Re: [DAVENPORT-L] Beeks/Beakes family &The NEW Davenport Mailing List >Ellen, > >Your message caused me to have to search my archives looking for the >message that you were responding to. I didn't have a clue as to what >you were talking about. I'm not sure, but I think I found the"Bob" that >you were replying to (as you know, we have many of them). I didn't >appreciate having to do that. > >You have been very "active" on this list since my announcement of Doc's >departure. Perhaps you would be willing to "take over" for me? The >truth is, I am growing weary of everything I have to put up with on this >list, and would be happy to turn it over to someone else. Please say >"yes", and I will make it happen. I am sure that the transition will be >painless, and that no one will notice the difference. > >Nevada Jack > >-----Original Message----- >From: Wellann2@aol.com <Wellann2@aol.com> >To: DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com <DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Friday, June 11, 1999 9:16 PM >Subject: Re: [DAVENPORT-L] Beeks/Beakes family > > >>Sounds as if Bob just hit the jackpot. Wonderful >>Ellen Eanes in Idaho >> >> >>==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== >>Visit our Genealogy Page at >>http://users.intercomm.com/nvjack/davnport/davnport.htm >> >> > > > > >==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== >View the Cousins Directory at http://users.intercomm.com/nvjack/davnport/others.htm > >

Ellen, Your message caused me to have to search my archives looking for the message that you were responding to. I didn't have a clue as to what you were talking about. I'm not sure, but I think I found the"Bob" that you were replying to (as you know, we have many of them). I didn't appreciate having to do that. You have been very "active" on this list since my announcement of Doc's departure. Perhaps you would be willing to "take over" for me? The truth is, I am growing weary of everything I have to put up with on this list, and would be happy to turn it over to someone else. Please say "yes", and I will make it happen. I am sure that the transition will be painless, and that no one will notice the difference. Nevada Jack -----Original Message----- From: Wellann2@aol.com <Wellann2@aol.com> To: DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com <DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, June 11, 1999 9:16 PM Subject: Re: [DAVENPORT-L] Beeks/Beakes family >Sounds as if Bob just hit the jackpot. Wonderful >Ellen Eanes in Idaho > > >==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== >Visit our Genealogy Page at >http://users.intercomm.com/nvjack/davnport/davnport.htm > >

To Ann Graham and other interested Newberry researchers: Ann... I believe, but am not sure, because I am getting old and the memory is getting very selective, that we have corresponded before about our common ancestry. But right now, I am using a laptop at a cabin, and am away from my main computer and my files. What I have is that James Davenport was born in 1742, his wife was Elizabeth Gillam (Gilliam?). I am descended from their son, Charles, but I believe they had another son who was either James Madison, or his son was James Madison. I believe James (1742) had no middle name, and did not serve in the Revolution. There are one or more DAR records which attribute a middle name of Madison to James (1742). I believe this false submission to the DAR was made so that somebody could claim lineage to 1742 James. In fact, I believe James was a loyalist, and not a patriot. Well, without my files, I better stop before my memory plays tricks on us both. Please stay in touch, and maybe together, along with a couple of others on this list, we can make some progress. I'd like a copy of that letter, Ellen, if you ever find it. Thanks to all. Regards, Bob Brooke Ann Graham wrote: > > James Madison Davenport is my line and I would like to know some more > about this if someone could tell me Thanks AF Graham > thifol26@softdisk.com > -----Original Message----- > From: Wellann2@aol.com <Wellann2@aol.com> > To: DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com <DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Friday, June 11, 1999 8:45 PM > Subject: Re: [DAVENPORT-L] "To the other Ellen: re Newberry Davenports > > >Anne, > > In a letter to a Caroline on 28, Sept, 1998, Doc Davenport speaks > of a > >James Madison Davenport born in 1815. He tells Carolyn that the > James > >Madison Davenport cited by the DAR was actually James Davenport Jr. , > son of > >James Davenport Sr. and Frances Jouett. They used the James Jr's > service > >record. > >Let me see if I saved that letter on the computer. I Printed it out. > >Actually, the time frame seems wrong for the James Madison > Davenport-b. 1815 > >to have been the son of Francis who was a Tory during the Rev. war. > This > >would make Francis upwards of 65 in 1815. > >what do you think? I'll look in my file for that letter. > >Ellen Eanes in Idaho

I have Johnson, Graves and Davenport in my line . I am at thifol26@softdisk.com Ann Graham -----Original Message----- From: WeeBoniLas@aol.com <WeeBoniLas@aol.com> To: DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com <DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, June 12, 1999 12:00 AM Subject: [DAVENPORT-L] Indiana Davenports >I joined the list just a couple of days ago and tonight I decided I should >see if I have any relatives out there. I've just started and don't have a >lot of information at the moment, but I hope to change that soon... what I >have is... > >My great grandmother was Laura F. Davenport. (Haven't been able to find what >that "F" stands for yet. Born 18 July 1886 in Elkhart, Elkhart, Indiana to >Noah M. Davenport (born August 1852 in Elkhart, Elkhart, Indiana) and Susanah >B. Greenawalt (born 8 May 1852 in Ashland, Ohio). > >Noah's father, I believe, was Martin Davenport (born 1827 in Elkhart) who >married Martha Miller (born 1831 in Elkhart) 5 June 1851. > >Do either of these names ring a bell? > >Ginger.... seeking >J*O*H*N*S*O*N, S*U*T*T*O*N, W*I*L*S*O*N, G*R*AV*E*S, >F*L*O*R*E*N*C*E, R*U*T*H, D*A*V*E*N*P*O*R*T, W*H*I*T*I*N*G > > >==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== >Having problems with the list? Tell Nevada Jack at >nvjack@intercomm.com > >

Hi, all. Ginger is quite right in saying that a body indicates a birth, somewhere, sometime. The question is where and when, and a death certificate isn't evidence of those two questions. Using the same logic, a birth certificate tells us the answers to those questions, but it is not primary evidence of when and where either parent was born, as Ginger found out. Tom -----Original Message----- From: WeeBoniLas@aol.com <WeeBoniLas@aol.com> To: DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com <DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, June 10, 1999 11:31 PM Subject: Re: [DAVENPORT-L] RE: Evidence >In a message dated 6/10/99 10:48:46 PM US Mountain Standard Time, >tomwduda@home.com writes: > ><< only indirect proof that the person was born >> > >Tom, > >Hmmmmmm not to get nitpicky here.... but if you have a cooling body... you >can be pretty sure they were born..... might not know where... but its a >pretty good guess they existed <g> > >But even other primary sources can be incorrect. My father's birth >certificate was filled out by his grandmother (it's my understanding) and she >states that my grandmother was born in Alabama, but the lady in question has >always said she was born in Georgia. She has no birth certificate on record >in Georgia and so I have yet to prove that, but I'll be working on that this >weekend. Unfortunately, she was born in 1922, so census work is out of the >question, but both parents died apparently within a couple of months of each >other leaving her and her sister parentless, so I'll be looking through >newspaper films this Saturday to try to find information. (Interestingly >enough, my father's initial SS card was issued in his stepfather's last name, >and was changed when he was about 17). > >Another question is my grandfather's SSN application -- it lists his birthday >a year earlier than my grandmother, great aunt and great grandmother's >bible... of course, everyone says he was born in Tennessee and yet his >application says he was born in Alabama... so it never hurts to get verifying >information. > >Just my .02 worth, > >Ginger > >______________________________

James Madison Davenport is my line and I would like to know some more about this if someone could tell me Thanks AF Graham thifol26@softdisk.com -----Original Message----- From: Wellann2@aol.com <Wellann2@aol.com> To: DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com <DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, June 11, 1999 8:45 PM Subject: Re: [DAVENPORT-L] "To the other Ellen: re Newberry Davenports >Anne, > In a letter to a Caroline on 28, Sept, 1998, Doc Davenport speaks of a >James Madison Davenport born in 1815. He tells Carolyn that the James >Madison Davenport cited by the DAR was actually James Davenport Jr. , son of >James Davenport Sr. and Frances Jouett. They used the James Jr's service >record. >Let me see if I saved that letter on the computer. I Printed it out. >Actually, the time frame seems wrong for the James Madison Davenport-b. 1815 >to have been the son of Francis who was a Tory during the Rev. war. This >would make Francis upwards of 65 in 1815. >what do you think? I'll look in my file for that letter. >Ellen Eanes in Idaho > > >==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== >View the Cousins Directory at http://users.intercomm.com/nvjack/davnport/others.htm > >

Thanks for looking into it! Do you still have Betty Davenport's address here in Greenville? Sandra -----Original Message----- From: Wellann2@aol.com <Wellann2@aol.com> To: DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com <DAVENPORT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, June 11, 1999 9:21 PM Subject: Re: [DAVENPORT-L] Lucy >Sandra, >I looked at what Betty had sent and could not find a John married to an >Elizabeth Riddle. There are Willises in the Isaac Davenport family. Son of >Isaac.I did not run across any of your names. >sorry I could not help. >Ellen in Idaho > > >==== DAVENPORT Mailing List ==== >View the Cousins Directory at http://users.intercomm.com/nvjack/davnport/others.htm >