Thank you Dr John for this is my other Davenport line Samuel, son of George of Amelia, had four brothers: William, John, George, and Abraham. The latter three were all minors when their father died. Daughters named were Susannah Featherstone, Ann, Mary, and Sarah. Susannah Featherstone is mine Janet Ariciu -------Original Message------- From: JSDDOC@aol.com Date: 12/25/06 16:02:34 To: davenport@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [DAVENPORT] For You Davenport-Terrentine Descendants LackingRoots ID Folks: In re: Samuel Davenport, m. Turrentine, Orange County, NC. Circumstantially, he most likely was Samuel, eldest son of George Davenport of Amelia County, VA. Only one Samuel has been found in Southside Virginia prior to Revolution. Namely Samuel of George of Amelia. Samuel of George was a vagabond of sorts, left tracks in Amelia, Halifax, Nottoway, and Chesterfield records in Virginia, subsequently Granville and Orange counties, North Carolina--all in sequence, no Sam in two places at the same time. Under Colonial Virginia Law in effect when his father died in Amelia (subsequently Nottoway) in 1772, Samuel, as eldest son, had the right to nullify any disposals of land made by his father as devisements, but all lands were subject to Widow's Dower. Samuel was old enough to vote in 1768, when he did so in Halifax County. He was the last child mentioned in his father's LW&T probated in Amelia in 1773 wherein he was essentially cut off--which George did, willing his land to his four younger sons, three of them minors, but could not do by Law. Samuel had preemption. Sam next appeared in 1776 when he and John Story advertised that they had rented a fulling mill in Chesterfield County. In 1778 his widowed mother Sarah and Thomas Gunn, prior to getting married, bought out the interests and claims of Samuel and his sister Susannah to the Estate of George Davenport, Decd., for three slaves and all of the Mother's personal estate (not detailed). This affirms Samuel's role as eldest son and heir-at-law, and eliminated the claim of the eldest daughter and her husband. In 1782 Samuel was tax listed in Amelia. In 1791 Samuel was in Granville County, North Carolina. (I did not pursue him into North Carolina after I disqualified him relative to being a Pamunkey.) In 1809, Patsey Davenport, daughter of Samuel, was married to James Johnston, Jr., in Charlotte County, Virginia, James Johnston, Sr., bondsman In 1794 Matthew Davenport, clearly identifiable as a Prince George Davenport, had married Polly Johnston, daughter of James Johnston, Jr., in Charlotte. George Davenport, father of Samuel, is clearly identifiable as a Prince George Davenport. His father was also a George Davenport, who died in Prince George County in 1739, and his father was likely another George Davenport, who died in Prince George County c1712. In order to keep Pamunkey identifications straight, research in Charlotte and Campbell counties included both Pamunkeys and Prince Georges in self defense. Samuel, son of George of Amelia, had four brothers: William, John, George, and Abraham. The latter three were all minors when their father died. Daughters named were Susannah Featherstone, Ann, Mary, and Sarah. Thomas Gunn moved to Lincoln County, North Carolina, before 1790, as I recall correctly and William, John, Abraham, George Davenport all appeared in records there subsequently. I encountered them thirty years ago when I was doing research on German-speaking Pietists in 18th Century North Carolina. In North Carolina the Davenports from Amelia/Nottoway located in a predominately German ancestry settlement on the South Fork of the Catawba. There's a great deal of data relative to the Prince George Davenports yet to be found, both in Virginia and points South and West. I seem to recall that I laid out most of this out to a Davenport-Turrentine descendant five or so years ago. This is not a hard proven line, but it has a great deal of circumstance and a number of proven links in its favor. I have an 87-page data file wherein I developed the rationale of the James River-Prince George Davenports and includes all of the data cited herein as well as the Lancelot Davenport possible relationship to the James River Davenport, the Prince George Davenports most likely being an offshoot thereof. All documented, of course. An early version is posted on Nevada Jack's website, I think--it was at least six years ago. 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Thank you Dr John for this is my other Davenport line Samuel, son of George of Amelia, had four brothers: William, John, George, and Abraham. The latter three were all minors when their father died. Daughters named were Susannah Featherstone, Ann, Mary, and Sarah. Janet Ariciu -------Original Message------- From: JSDDOC@aol.com Date: 12/25/06 16:02:34 To: davenport@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [DAVENPORT] For You Davenport-Terrentine Descendants LackingRoots ID Folks: In re: Samuel Davenport, m. Turrentine, Orange County, NC. Circumstantially, he most likely was Samuel, eldest son of George Davenport of Amelia County, VA. Only one Samuel has been found in Southside Virginia prior to Revolution. Namely Samuel of George of Amelia. Samuel of George was a vagabond of sorts, left tracks in Amelia, Halifax, Nottoway, and Chesterfield records in Virginia, subsequently Granville and Orange counties, North Carolina--all in sequence, no Sam in two places at the same time. Under Colonial Virginia Law in effect when his father died in Amelia (subsequently Nottoway) in 1772, Samuel, as eldest son, had the right to nullify any disposals of land made by his father as devisements, but all lands were subject to Widow's Dower. Samuel was old enough to vote in 1768, when he did so in Halifax County. He was the last child mentioned in his father's LW&T probated in Amelia in 1773 wherein he was essentially cut off--which George did, willing his land to his four younger sons, three of them minors, but could not do by Law. Samuel had preemption. Sam next appeared in 1776 when he and John Story advertised that they had rented a fulling mill in Chesterfield County. In 1778 his widowed mother Sarah and Thomas Gunn, prior to getting married, bought out the interests and claims of Samuel and his sister Susannah to the Estate of George Davenport, Decd., for three slaves and all of the Mother's personal estate (not detailed). This affirms Samuel's role as eldest son and heir-at-law, and eliminated the claim of the eldest daughter and her husband. In 1782 Samuel was tax listed in Amelia. In 1791 Samuel was in Granville County, North Carolina. (I did not pursue him into North Carolina after I disqualified him relative to being a Pamunkey.) In 1809, Patsey Davenport, daughter of Samuel, was married to James Johnston, Jr., in Charlotte County, Virginia, James Johnston, Sr., bondsman In 1794 Matthew Davenport, clearly identifiable as a Prince George Davenport, had married Polly Johnston, daughter of James Johnston, Jr., in Charlotte. George Davenport, father of Samuel, is clearly identifiable as a Prince George Davenport. His father was also a George Davenport, who died in Prince George County in 1739, and his father was likely another George Davenport, who died in Prince George County c1712. In order to keep Pamunkey identifications straight, research in Charlotte and Campbell counties included both Pamunkeys and Prince Georges in self defense. Samuel, son of George of Amelia, had four brothers: William, John, George, and Abraham. The latter three were all minors when their father died. Daughters named were Susannah Featherstone, Ann, Mary, and Sarah. Thomas Gunn moved to Lincoln County, North Carolina, before 1790, as I recall correctly and William, John, Abraham, George Davenport all appeared in records there subsequently. I encountered them thirty years ago when I was doing research on German-speaking Pietists in 18th Century North Carolina. In North Carolina the Davenports from Amelia/Nottoway located in a predominately German ancestry settlement on the South Fork of the Catawba. There's a great deal of data relative to the Prince George Davenports yet to be found, both in Virginia and points South and West. I seem to recall that I laid out most of this out to a Davenport-Turrentine descendant five or so years ago. This is not a hard proven line, but it has a great deal of circumstance and a number of proven links in its favor. I have an 87-page data file wherein I developed the rationale of the James River-Prince George Davenports and includes all of the data cited herein as well as the Lancelot Davenport possible relationship to the James River Davenport, the Prince George Davenports most likely being an offshoot thereof. All documented, of course. An early version is posted on Nevada Jack's website, I think--it was at least six years ago. John Scott Davenport Holmdel, NJ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to DAVENPORT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.432 / Virus Database: 268.15.27/602 - Release Date: 12/25/2006 10:19 AM .

I am from the Newberry line of Davenports: Francis b. 1651 in Salford, England > Isaac b. 1693 in Burlington Co., New Jersey> Francis b . abt. 1725 in Pennsylvania> James b. 1754 in Granville, North Carolina> Charles b. 1782 in Newberry Co., South Carolina> Sarah Caroline b. 1824 in Alabama and married to Taliaferro Lang Scogin b . 1809 in South Carolina. As a holiday present to any Davenport longing for a white Christmas, I will gladly send you as much snow as you would like to complete your "warm fuzzy feeling" free of charge --except for postage and probably some dry ice to keep the wet snow from melting until you receive it. Since the UPS (and all other mail servers) are still digging out themselves, not all packages have arrived here in Denver in time for Christmas, nor have all of our presents sent out arrived at their destinations. From what I understand from the news, there are still people waiting at DIA trying to get to their Christmas destinations! Fourth largest blizzard on record came blowing through on Wednesday and Thursday! As we had just shoveled our way to a limited freedom of travel on Christmas Eve for Church services, the snow began falling once more, luckily only flurries this time. It is really beautiful, in a Christmas card sort of way --and this is where we hope to see it next year--on a Christmas card! Hope everyone is enjoying a safe and warm time with friends and families and will have a healthy 2007! And remember, I really, really am serious! Free snow! Free snow! Did I mention that you are more than welcome to bring your snow shovels and collect it yourselves? Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Jane Limerick Monroe

I would like to have the data you have on the Prince George's Devenport, would be happy to purchase it. Pat Coleman Lampley

Folks: In re: Samuel Davenport, m. Turrentine, Orange County, NC. Circumstantially, he most likely was Samuel, eldest son of George Davenport of Amelia County, VA. Only one Samuel has been found in Southside Virginia prior to Revolution. Namely Samuel of George of Amelia. Samuel of George was a vagabond of sorts, left tracks in Amelia, Halifax, Nottoway, and Chesterfield records in Virginia, subsequently Granville and Orange counties, North Carolina--all in sequence, no Sam in two places at the same time. Under Colonial Virginia Law in effect when his father died in Amelia (subsequently Nottoway) in 1772, Samuel, as eldest son, had the right to nullify any disposals of land made by his father as devisements, but all lands were subject to Widow's Dower. Samuel was old enough to vote in 1768, when he did so in Halifax County. He was the last child mentioned in his father's LW&T probated in Amelia in 1773 wherein he was essentially cut off--which George did, willing his land to his four younger sons, three of them minors, but could not do by Law. Samuel had preemption. Sam next appeared in 1776 when he and John Story advertised that they had rented a fulling mill in Chesterfield County. In 1778 his widowed mother Sarah and Thomas Gunn, prior to getting married, bought out the interests and claims of Samuel and his sister Susannah to the Estate of George Davenport, Decd., for three slaves and all of the Mother's personal estate (not detailed). This affirms Samuel's role as eldest son and heir-at-law, and eliminated the claim of the eldest daughter and her husband. In 1782 Samuel was tax listed in Amelia. In 1791 Samuel was in Granville County, North Carolina. (I did not pursue him into North Carolina after I disqualified him relative to being a Pamunkey.) In 1809, Patsey Davenport, daughter of Samuel, was married to James Johnston, Jr., in Charlotte County, Virginia, James Johnston, Sr., bondsman. In 1794 Matthew Davenport, clearly identifiable as a Prince George Davenport, had married Polly Johnston, daughter of James Johnston, Jr., in Charlotte. George Davenport, father of Samuel, is clearly identifiable as a Prince George Davenport. His father was also a George Davenport, who died in Prince George County in 1739, and his father was likely another George Davenport, who died in Prince George County c1712. In order to keep Pamunkey identifications straight, research in Charlotte and Campbell counties included both Pamunkeys and Prince Georges in self defense. Samuel, son of George of Amelia, had four brothers: William, John, George, and Abraham. The latter three were all minors when their father died. Daughters named were Susannah Featherstone, Ann, Mary, and Sarah. Thomas Gunn moved to Lincoln County, North Carolina, before 1790, as I recall correctly, and William, John, Abraham, George Davenport all appeared in records there subsequently. I encountered them thirty years ago when I was doing research on German-speaking Pietists in 18th Century North Carolina. In North Carolina, the Davenports from Amelia/Nottoway located in a predominately German ancestry settlement on the South Fork of the Catawba. There's a great deal of data relative to the Prince George Davenports yet to be found, both in Virginia and points South and West. I seem to recall that I laid out most of this out to a Davenport-Turrentine descendant five or so years ago. This is not a hard proven line, but it has a great deal of circumstance and a number of proven links in its favor. I have an 87-page data file wherein I developed the rationale of the James River-Prince George Davenports and includes all of the data cited herein as well as the Lancelot Davenport possible relationship to the James River Davenport, the Prince George Davenports most likely being an offshoot thereof. All documented, of course. An early version is posted on Nevada Jack's website, I think--it was at least six years ago. John Scott Davenport Holmdel, NJ

Jack, We are from the Tidewater Group. Our line is from William Davenport born June 15, 1755 in Pitt County, NC. His oldest, Allen Davenport, settled in Stewart County, GA in/about 1840. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to All. Nancy Davenport --- Jack <nvjack@nvbell.net> wrote: > Season's Greetings, Cousins, > > I hope that you and your family are all happy and healthy right now and > will > continue to be throughout the upcoming New Year. > > I thought that this would be a good time to ask for a Roll Call of the > members of this list. I am asking you to post what Davenport line you > belong to, if you know it, and who you might be looking for. Please > include > "Roll Call" in your subject line. > > In case you're interested, this list currently has 295 members. > > For those of you who are listed in the Davenport Directory at > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nvjack/davnport/others.htm > I would like to request that you review your listing and send me any > updates > you may have [new email address, new location, new ancestors, etc.] > > I am expecting Dave to post a DNA Report to the list within the next few > days. It should be interesting. > > Merry Christmas to all, > > Nevada Jack in Carson City > List Administrator > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > DAVENPORT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Albemarle Davenports Richard Davenport (1642 - 1713/1714) m. Johanna Elizabeth (unknown) (abt 1642 - ?) Isaac Davenport (1685 - 1765) m. Elizabeth Hawkins (aft 1710 - aft 1769) George Davenport (bef 1749 - aft 1799) m. to Sarah (unknown) Edmund Davenport (abt 1766 - bef 1850) m. (unknown) Reuben Davenport (abt 1798 - aft 1860) m. (28 Mar 1825) Ruthia M. Sauls (1805 - bef 1847) Elisha Bell Davenport (1833 - 1910) m. (Abt. 1861) Elizabeth Summers (1844 - ?) George W Davenport (1864 - 1955) m. (14 Jul 1881) Meridian Alice Alexander (1867 - 1896) Arthur M. Davenport (1886-1946) m. (24 Jun 1909) Mary May Upchurch (1892-1975) Carl O. Davenport (1913-2002) m. living Me Most recently my proxy to the DNA project(brother, George Davenport-Kit # 20775) was upgraded to the 67 marker. Looks like we're right in line with others from same line. Would love to find other cousins from any of Elisha Bell Davenport or George William Davenport's children. Merry Christmas Mae Davenport Cox in Oklahoma -----Original Message----- From: davenport-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:davenport-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Jack Sent: Sunday, December 24, 2006 2:11 PM To: davenport@rootsweb.com Subject: [DAVENPORT] Christmas Season Roll Call! Season's Greetings, Cousins, I hope that you and your family are all happy and healthy right now and will continue to be throughout the upcoming New Year. I thought that this would be a good time to ask for a Roll Call of the members of this list. I am asking you to post what Davenport line you belong to, if you know it, and who you might be looking for. Please include "Roll Call" in your subject line. In case you're interested, this list currently has 295 members. For those of you who are listed in the Davenport Directory at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nvjack/davnport/others.htm I would like to request that you review your listing and send me any updates you may have [new email address, new location, new ancestors, etc.] I am expecting Dave to post a DNA Report to the list within the next few days. It should be interesting. Merry Christmas to all, Nevada Jack in Carson City List Administrator ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to DAVENPORT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Greetings, My husband is the Davenport descendant. Davis1, Richard2, and Absalom DAVENPORT3 - Elizabeth Steger through their daughter Ann, who married William LIGON of Powhatan County, and William and Ann's daughter Martha Hale LIGON, who married Thomas MORGAN. The Ligons ended up in Owen Coounty, Kentucky, where his most of his family still lives. Thomas Morgan - Martha Ligon Susan Morgan - Henry Ball Victoria Ball - Thomas Hawkins Roy Hawkins - Fannie Leake Mary Hawkins - Carl Stivers Lorena Stivers - Chester Miller All of Owen County, Kentucky. Wish my family was so easy to keep track of!!!! Alinda M. Miller Lone Jack, Missouri _________________________________________________________________ Fixing up the home? Live Search can help http://imagine-windowslive.com/search/kits/default.aspx?kit=improve&locale=en-US&source=hmemailtaglinenov06&FORM=WLMTAG

Nancy E. Davenport- Willborn (Will)Ray May-1852 1-18-1932 Osborne Davenport- Anna Free 1828 11-25-1863 Julius F. Davenport- Nancy Lewis 1800-abt.1870 Osborne Davenport- Mary(Polly)Davenport 1763-1835 5-9-1773- 1845 Julius Davenport- Mary Noell Henry Davenport-Nancy Ann Pemberton 1722-1797 1719- 1791 Thomas Davenport- Grace Terry 1688-1775 Davis Davenport

Hello - Jerry Larsen here, descendant of Thomas of Dorchester. jerryjan@comcast.net http://home.comcast.net/~jerryjan

Dear Friends: I am seeking any information on the Davenport family from Connecticut. My Davenport brick wall is William Davenport who was born January 8, 1816. He married Almira Sanders. William Davenport died on August 21, 1900 and is buried with his wife in Union Cemetery in East Lyme, Connecticut. Now, I know William belonged to the Montville Center Congregational Church in his elder years. I also know that when William Davenport died, the person who posted the bond as surety with the probate court was Lewis Brainard. I believe Brainard was married to William Davenport's sister who I think would be Frances. Does anyone have any information on a Frances Davenport who married Lewis Brainard or even information on Lewis Brainard? The Montville Vital Records list William Davenport's parents as William Davenport (father) and it lists only his mother's place of birth as Franklin, Connecticut. Does anyone know of any such Davenport's in Connecticut? This is a brick wall because East Lyme's Vital Records burned in a fire. Montville has records, but the details are somewhat not well kept even though Connecticut records are usually quite well kept. I know William and Almira had four daughters, Eleano Davenport who married Albert Rudd. Myra J. Davenport who married Charles Clark. According to the headstones in Union Cemetery, Charles Clark was born in 1850 and died in 1937. They were marrie in Montville, Connecticut on June 21, 1874. Myra Davenport was born in 1845 and died in 1894. Does anyone have the dates of deaths for Myra Davenport and Charles Clark? Among William's other daughters were Lydia Ann Davenport, but I have no information on her. Also, it appears from the Montville Vital Records that Julia A. Davenport was also William's daughter. She married James D. Snow in Montville, Connecticut on August 25, 1872. She died Oct. 1912, but I am not so sure that she is in deed William's daughter based on the death notice I saw. Moreover, she is not listed in the household in the 1850 census, but Lydia and Eleanor are lsited. Even though Myra is not listed in the census, she is buried next to William and Almira. Doesw anyone have any information on Julia Davenport or James D. Snow? I would appreciate anyone's help. Sincerely, Wyatt Kopp Merry Christmas all! __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Another Thomas of Dorchester here. Thomas (1615 England - 1685 MA) Charles (1652 MA - 1719 MA) Charles (1699 MA - 1792 VT) Thomas (1736 MA - 1818 MA) Samuel (1770 MA - 1852 NY) Robinson (1805 VT - 1886 ? Horace (1830 VT - 1901 NY) Norman (1830 NY - 1960 NY) Allen (1899 NY - 1973 VT) Father Allen "Bud" me Happy Holidays to All. No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.15.26/601 - Release Date: 12/24/2006

The results of a several more tests for the Davenport DNA Surname Project have arrived. We are trying to get DNA samples from all of the branches of the various Davenport lines around the world to see how we are related. For more information and to see the results go to >http://www.DavenportDNA.com< So far we have 112 participants with results in for 90. --------------- The first results come from kit # 70003. His Davenport ancestry took him back to Charles Lewis Davenport (abt 1805 - 1848 TN). Then William > Charles > Charles. He was unable to place his branch within the Pamunkey's and believed he was part of the James River group instead. The James River Davenports include several, presumably related, Davenport branches that settled in the James River area of Prince George County, Virginia in the 1600-1700's. Doc reviewed 70003's tree and supported the possible James River origin. So, now that we had our first James River participant, we used some of the donations to the DNA fund to help pay for a portion of his test. When the results came in - he did not match any other tested line. This was not completely unexpected since we weren't sure where the James River group might fit in. So barring any surprises, we now know they are not part of the Pamunkey line, or any other line discovered so far. However, he did match one of our other participants. Kit # 41293 tested last year and at the time did not match any other Davenports. This happens to about 10% of our participants, but many do go on and find connections later as the project has grown. Kit # 41293, now our second James River Davenport, traces his line to: William > William (1805 VA - 1856 MO) > Horace > William. The two participants are currently looking for a common link. ---------------- The next set of results came from kit # N34998. The "N" in his number stands for National - as in National Geographic. Last year, National Geographic, IBM, and others partnered with our testing company Family Tree DNA (FTDNA) in a major study testing DNA from populations from around the world. It is too involved to go into here, so here is a link for more information: >https://www3.nationalgeographic.com/genographic/index.html< One of the extra features allows those who participate in the study to transfer their results to surname projects, and also surname participants to transfer their results to the study. N34998 was one of those transfers from the study to the Davenport Surname project. Another "difference" is that he is a Danforth. Back in colonial days, especially in Boston, there were both Davenport and Danforth immigrants. Often spelling wasn't important, so the record keepers tended to replace Davenport with Danforth and vice versa. And of course there were several other variations. One individual might have his name spelled Damport in one sentence, Danforth in another, and finally end up as Davenport. At the beginning of the Davenport DNA project, we decided to include Danforth's "just in case", and also because no Danforth project existed. Anyway, he doesn't match anyone yet. He could well be a legitimate Danforth, we can't tell. There are no others to compare to yet. We do know that he doesn't match any Davenport line tested so far. ---------------- The third participant - kit # 72415 - is a Humphrey descendent - Humphrey > Humphrey > Humphrey > Cornelius > Nathan > Oscar > Frank > etc.. He had the typical Humphrey Y-DNA, however he also had a mutation the others did not. (Mutations are neither good nor bad. They are just random changes in the markers we test). As I was preparing this report, I noticed that he shares this mutation with another Humphrey confirmed participant but with less certain ancestry. Kit # 68055 goes back to Mahlon (abt 1797 NJ - 1849) > Abraham > Robert > etc... There is a good chance that Mahlon comes from the Cornelius branch. When we receive the results from a descendent of Nathan's brother - Enas - then we may be able to pinpoint it further. ---------------- The final participant, kit # 74561, can only go back a couple generations. His father was born in Philadelphia and his grandparents were William Joseph Davenport and Sarah Ellen Touley. His Haplogroup (major Y-DNA category) is J2, but no other Davenport tested to date is J2. This means no connection in any recent genealogical time frame. His grandmother's family came from Ireland, so that may present a clue. As we expand and obtain more European samples, he may get a hit. ------------------ One final announcement. Our testing company is offering a limited number of discounts (about 15% off) to each surname project. We still have a couple available. The offer expires December 31, 2006. So, if you are interested in ordering a test - please contact me as soon as possible. ------------------ This and all previous reports can be seen on the News page at >http://www.DavenportDNA.com< If anyone would like to join the DNA project or has any questions please contact me. Bill Davenport Davenport Surname DNA Project Administrator >wbdave@aol.com<

In a message dated 12/25/2006 12:30:25 PM Eastern Standard Time, rddavenport2000@yahoo.com writes: I'm a Newberry Davenport, my abbreviated line is: Francis Davenport b 1651 Cheshire, England Isaac born 1793 Burlington, NJ Francis Isaac born 1693 - died 1749 Bob Mckeon

Bob, You're correct , typo on my part, it was 1693. regards, Ronald D. Davenport Certified Pool Operator DBA Pinch A Penny Pool-Patio-Spa 334 671 POOL store 334 791 9474 cell Dothan, AL 36303 ----- Original Message ---- From: "RHilands@aol.com" <RHilands@aol.com> To: davenport@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, December 25, 2006 12:03:24 PM Subject: Re: [DAVENPORT] Roll Call In a message dated 12/25/2006 12:30:25 PM Eastern Standard Time, rddavenport2000@yahoo.com writes: I'm a Newberry Davenport, my abbreviated line is: Francis Davenport b 1651 Cheshire, England Isaac born 1793 Burlington, NJ Francis Isaac born 1693 - died 1749 Bob Mckeon ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to DAVENPORT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Sorry, forgot to state that my Carter Co., TN/Jersey Co., IL Davenports are Pamunkey line. Kathy Dunne Woelfel

Merry Christmas to all my Davenport cousins. My Davenport line starts with: John Davenport b.@1802 in Carter Co., TN (unable to find parents so far); his son: Absalom Davenport b. 1828 TN. and settled in Jersey Co., IL; his daughter: Elisabeth Davenport Hartgrove b 1857 Jersey Co., IL; her daughter: Elsie Jane Hartgrove Thomas b. 1888 Jersey Co., IL and her daughter Virginia Thomas Dunne b. 1907 St Genevieve Co., MO.(my mother) and me Kathy Dunne Woelfel, Chicago, IL. My cousin is Paul Davenport who comes from the 3rd wife of Absalom Davenport.

(Pamunkey) DAVENPORT: Davis, Martin, Thomas, Martin, David H, Martin Winn, George Henry, Henry Sylvester, Cora Bell Cora Bell married Dewitt BUNCH, I am DeWitt BUNCH (Jr) working with DAVENPORT and BUNCH. some Cherokee blood in both groups.

Merry Christmas everyone. I'm a double Pamunkey. Grand Father's line ----- Davis, Thomas, Julius, Thomas, Osbourne, John N., Garner D., Judson C. Davenport, my mother Lemma L. Davenport Argo Grand Mother's line --- Davis, Thomas, Julius, Thomas, Osbourne, Julius F., Hulan B., Stephen D., Perlie Aedece Davenport, my mother Lemma L. Davenport Argo Patricia Argo Williams

Same progenitor: Samuel -> John W. -> James McDonald Devenport (TN) -> William McDonald Devenport (Nevada) -> Myrtle M. Devenport (Colorado) -> Winifred Dean (Colorado) -> Gordon Banks (New Mexico). ChrlLmply@aol.com wrote: > Merry Christmas all Davenports/Devenports. I am from the line of > Samuel and Martha Turrentine Devenport of Orange Co NC in the > 1780's and 90's through their son John W Devenport who ended up > in Franklin Co TN. Pat Coleman Lampley > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to DAVENPORT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >