Looking for parents/family of Elizabeth Dean, b. May 17, 1858 in Washington Co., PA. I have the name of one sister Eva Dean Winnet also of PA. Elizabeth married sometime in the 1880's to John Croft...her family supposedly disowned her for this. Elizabeth died in 1939 in PA. I have Elizabeth's decendants but need her sibs and parent info. THanks. Please E-mail any info or inquiry to squick@avci.net. The names associated with this line are CROFT, WOODRING

Searching for information on Bartley DEAN, born in Virginia in 1857-59 or Wisconsin about 1858/59. Son of Bridget DUNBAR DEAN LaVELLE and Bartley Dean (Senior?). The elder Bartley DEAN died en route to Wisconsin (in about 1858 and is buried at Prairie Du Chien in Crawford County. The family settled in the St. Croix County area. I have a picture of Calvary Cemetery in St. Paul taken in 1929 which states: Michael DEAN and two LaVELLE brothers at Bartley DEAN's grave site. Could not get any information on Bartley from the Cemetery. That is all I know. Any information would be appreciated. Molly -- Volunteer of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness at http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnraogk/

I wish I could open all email. I can't. Just putting example BRWON, 1800'S is useless to me. We all have Deans alive in the 1800's How about : Amasa Dean 1785 NH (name date place) Thanks Eva

About 1873 Benjamin Dean married Elizabeth Spears in Floyd County Ky. This is ALL I have found on this man. Can anyone tell me about him? It seems he appears from nowhere! Sandi....... they can hide but they can't run

Now, don't get your hopes up with that subject. my ggg-grandmother Obedience Dean married Jacob Strator in Sumner Co., TN, in 1813. They remained in Sumner until their deaths in the 1870s. She was born in NC in about 1790. There was a family of Dean living in Robertson Co., TN ~~ right next door to Sumner ~~ throughout the same period. The Robertson Co. Dean who also connects to my relatives, Thomas Dean, is probably about the same age as Obedience, but I don't know if they are related. In addition to Thomas, names associated with that family are Elija and Frances "Fanny." I believe they are related, because the daughter of Jacob and Obedience gave one of their sons the name of Mills Taylor. Mills Taylor was a close in-law to the family those Deans connect to. I know of no other Dean family in Sumner County in those early years, but I think there were others in Robertson. Good luck. Joyce

Currently researching the following DEANs: John DEAN married Eliza DAY. Lived in Marnhull for most of his life, eventually moving to Newport in the IOW. Alfred DEAN born1846 in Marnhull. Married Isabella WAREHAM and lived in Blandford Forum in Dorset. Tom DEAN born 1873 in Blandford Forum. Married Elizabeth WAITE and in the early Nineties he moved with his family to Minchinhampton/Chalford in Glos. Alfred Cecil Tom DEAN born 1898 in Blandford. Married Nora Winifred HARMAN. Lived in Chalford. Be interested to hear from anyone who has any information on the above. Regards Tom Dean Pembrokeshire

John Dean b. abt 1750 Matthias Dean b. abt 1770 Hiram Dean b. abt 1795 Greenville, Darke County, Ohio Benjamin Franklin Dean b. 1840 Greenville, Darke County, Ohio Frederick Charles Dean b. 1869 Nemaha County, Kansas Ernest Dean b. 1909 Port Townsend, WA Cindi Wafstet

Would every one please send me their favorite URL's. My system crashed just before Christmas and I lost all of mine. Thank you so much. Barb in Kansas broets@tri.net

I would appreciate any information on my gggg-grandfather James Dean, born 1760, died 1838, in Jessamine County, Kentucky. In about 1782, he married Patience Holeman, in Rowan County, North Carolina. By 1786, they were in Jessamine County, Kentucky. I have not been able to attach any parents to James. All I know is James and Patience is this: "...James Dean and Patience (Holeman) Dean, the maternal grandparents of William J. Turner, natives of North Carolina and of English descent, were among the early settlers of Kentucky, and found it necessary to go into Craig's station in order to protect themselves from the depredations of the Indians. They afterward settled in Jessamine County. James Dean was a soldier in the Revolutionary war..." They had 12 children. Their son Thomas Holeman Dean 1800-1877, was my ggg-grandfather. Any information regarding the parents of James would be greatly appreciated. I know who the parents of Patience Holman were, but not James. Thanks Josh D. Dean

I have been out of circulation for a bit and am wondering what is all the discussion about a roll call? I am researching the Dean family from TN and MO circa 1860 and prior. Members include: A. J., his wife, Mahala, their children, Isaac, George, and Luke T. and Joley (Julia), and granddaughter Susan (my ggrandmother). All were living in Webster county, MO in the mid to early 1800's but were originally from somewhere in TN. Thanks, Mazie

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_004F_01BF576C.627B5E80 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit My great grandma Martha C. Dean was married to Doc Kelsay or William Franklin Kelsay they had a son by the name of Thomas Ethan Kelsay or alias Bird (Birtha) E. Kelsay. Martha was born 1858. Bird was born 1875. They may have had a daughter by the name of Emma who was 8 mos old on the 1880 census when Doc Kelsay married Susan Safrona Herd. I am not sure as to weather or not Emma was Martha's or Safrona's very good possibility that she was Martha's and Martha died in child birth. DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY DEATH INFO ON MARTHA c. DEAN KELSAY. BELOW IS THE ONLY INFO I HAVE.... Looking for info on the family of Martha C. Dean daughter of John C. Dean of Missouri. This is the marriage certificate for Martha: Marriage Index: Tennessee, 1851-1900 Kelsay, William F. Spouse : Dean, Martha C. Marriage date : Jan 7, 1874 County : Roane Gender : Male Source : County Court Records Microfilm Number : 0560087 - 0560089 Kelsay, William F. Spouse : Dean, Martha C. Marriage date : Jul 1, 1874 County : Roane Gender : Male Source : County Court Records Microfilm Number : 0560087 - 0560089 Other info that has been sent to me is as follows: Martha C. Dean my great grandma is in the census below age 8. 1950/60/70 censuses that I have. 1950-McMinn Co. TN. Page 484, family 290 Dean, J. C. 31 born TN Elizabeth 32 born KY Wm. 8 (all children listed as born in TN) Susan 6 Nancy 4 Mary 2 Sarah 8/12 (this is my hubby's line) 1860 census, McMinn Co., TN the 4th Civil District pg. 235 is stamped on, and page 62 written. family 430 Dean, J. C. age 41 Farmer 00/$700 born VA (?-now, VA or TN?) Elizabeth age 42 KY William 18 (all kids born TN) Susan J. 17 Nancy M. 16 Mary E. 14 Sarah E. 10 Martha C. 8 J. C. 6 Annie 4 Margaret M. 5/12 1870 McMinn Co. TN. 1st Civil Dist. (census taken Aug 20, 1870) Dean, J. C. age 52 $000/$300 born VA Elizabeth 52 TN Nancy 23 (All children listed born TN) Mary E. 22 Sarah E. 21 Martha C. 18 John 16 Nerva 13 Margaret 11 That is all I have on census info in TN. Wm. married Elizabeth Woody Mar. 7, 1865 in McMinn Co. I have nothing on Susan. Nancy M. married John F. Dean, because they appear, married, in Polk Co. in 1880, I think it is. John F. Dean is Nancy's first cousin, I think, because he is the son of James Dean, and I never proved it, I don't think, but I thought he and John C. were brothers. Nancy died in Polk Co., MO March 20, 1875, and is buried in Callaway Cemetery here. John F. married 2 or 3 more times, and I don't know what happened to him, at this time. I don't have anything on Mary E. Next is my Sarah Elizabeth line, which I have a lot of descendants on. I have nothing on Martha C. or on John C. Minerva Ann married Leander Fulbright Aug. 19, 1877 in Polk Co., MO and she died Sept. 10, 1923 in Polk Co., and is buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery here. Margaret M. married John F. Senter Aug. 29, 1875 here in Polk Co., and I think they migrated to Wash. state. I did have some info on descendants, but it is filed WAY away now. Anyway, I have never found where my Sarah and Wm. F. McKinney married, in 1873, and suspect the Deans followed them to Polk Co. after they married somewhere else. Then, the other Dean marriages,etc, start in Polk Co. Visit our new website at http://www.angelfire.com/wa2/livingbyfaith ------=_NextPart_000_004F_01BF576C.627B5E80 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; name="Living By Faith Ministries.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="Living By Faith Ministries.vcf" BEGIN:VCARD VERSION:2.1 N:;Living By Faith Ministries FN:Living By Faith Ministries ORG:Living By Faith Ministries URL: URL:http://www.angelfire.com/wa2/livingbyfaith EMAIL;PREF;INTERNET:diomedes@narrowgate.net REV:20000105T170240Z END:VCARD ------=_NextPart_000_004F_01BF576C.627B5E80--

Hi there Deaniee babies, I am looking for the parents, siblings and other ancestors of Rhoda DEAN. She was born in 1783 in Jaffrey, NH. She married Benjamin FLANDERS in Hanover, NH in 11/1802 and they moved to his hometown, MT Holly, VT, about 1804 where they both died there, she in 5/26/1867. The only possible lead I had was Thomas DEAN of NH but I can find no connection yet. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Happy Hunting! Rick Shea Schenectady, NY Work email: rfs01@health.state.ny.us Home email: rfshea@banet.net

Ellsworth Dean(e), my great-grandfather was also an M.E. minister. He was born in NY state, son of James Harris Dean(e) and Eliza Jane (?) Ellsworth died in 1945. At one time I was told I could obtain information from their headquarters, but none of my queries have been answered. Does anyone else know anything about this? Ellsworth was also a teacher in Crawford County PA beofre becoming a minister. He graduated from Edinboro Normal School. He married a Maude (?) and his daughter Cynthia Maude Deane was my grandmother...she married Walter Carter in Bear Lake, PA. ===== Researching surnames: Bromley/Carter/Dean(e)/Doud/Edson/Fralick/Moffatt/Willis-NY&PA connections. Homepage at - http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/8949/ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://messenger.yahoo.com

Henry Clay Dean is said to be a relative of my ancestor Nancy Dean who married James Porter in MD or DE about 1815. If I can find out about his family, maybe I can learn more about her. Henry Clay Dean was born on 27 Oct 1822, some say in Fayette Co, PA He was a Graduate of Madison College in PA 1845 became a Methodist Epicopal preacher in VA 1850 moved to Pittsburg, Van Buren Co, IA Said to have been a chaplain of the US Senate He opposed the Civil War; arrested for "Disloyal utterances" By 1871, he moved to Putnam Co, MO Died in MO on 6 Feb 1887. He was a renowned orator and I guess quite a "character" both in appearance, mannerisms, and outspoken attitudes. Any help with connection to this man's parents, etc. would be appreciated! Glo in Santa Rosa, CA

A agree with the below. I know I am going to offend someone about what I am about to say, so I am sorry ahead of time. I personally think it is a bit nit picky for people to be worrying about what is in the subject line for a roll call. All the other...multitude....of mailing lists I am on are not that nitpicky. Give all of us a little break, folks. We are just trying to get our family lines done, anyway we can. And if that includes calling for a Roll call, then so be it. I check out EVERY message I get from this mailing, even if the subject line doesn't include names I am researching. I check it out just in case there is a similarity. Victoria Dean ----I vote yes......both approaches have there place in genealogicalresearch......Nola in WA---

My Danes/Deans start with John1610-1684 who came from Hertfordshire, Eng. Son is Rev. Francis Deane who was in Salem, MA during the witch hunts. One of his daughters, Abigail Faulkner was actually accused but went free. Another daughter Phebe married Joseph Robinson of Salem,which family holds my immediate interest. Would like to share information on this line of Deans.

Hi, I am looking for Nathan Dean b in England emmigrated in 1851 with his sister Mary Dean Headly and her husband John Nathan md Sarah A Jordan in Fanklin Co IL. Anyone with info on this Dean family, I would love to hear from you. Regards Bonnie Ferguson

--WebTV-Mail-16212-3 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit An answer to a no vote on roll calls. Meant for my reply to go to list. I vote yes as I say below!!! Yes, to both approaches to genealogical research. Nola --WebTV-Mail-16212-3 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit X-WebTV-Signature: 1 ETAsAhRTOjrCYisLswy4kG/mM6uUZnsceQIUbN8pVLfj/dIomJ1izwk8UGGIjhc= From: PAYNE9@webtv.net (PAYNE FAMILY) Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2000 02:30:41 -0800 (PST) To: SandraG627@aol.com Subject: Re: roll call, names? Message-ID: <15949-38731D51-7@storefull-152.iap.bryant.webtv.net> In-Reply-To: SandraG627@aol.com's message of Tue, 4 Jan 2000 19:14:43 EST Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit MIME-Version: 1.0 (WebTV) I vote yes......both approaches have there place in genealogical research......Nola in WA Surnames Include (updated1/1/2000): PATERNAL--PAYNE(1933WA->MO->VA/WVA),DYER(KENT,ENG.1828),ANDERSON,WISER,DEAN,BATSON,COTTON,CHILDS(?),BELCHER,SVENSEN,STOTTLEMYRE. MATERNAL--RANKIN(1935-->IMM 1839) ,NEFF(H-LINE),LOPER,COLE,DEWITT, WOLFE, BUSER, CLOMAN,MARKS, CULBERT,EDMUNDSON, RIDLEY(CAPT. MARK),DAY,CONGER,POND,FAIRBANKS,ROBINSON,BOWIE,WEBBER,SMALLEY, STROUT,HENDERSON,NORTON. MCCRACKEN,HARKNESS,MADDISON Snail Mail Address: 1122Glenwood Ave., Wenatchee, WA 9880l Tel:509-663-1410 "The warmest thoughts we ever send..... are those that go from friend to friend." --WebTV-Mail-16212-3--

In a message dated 1/5/00 5:40:04 AM Eastern Standard Time, PAYNE9@webtv.net writes: > An answer to a no vote on roll calls. Meant for my reply to go to list. > I vote yes as I say below!!! Yes, to both approaches to genealogical > research. Nola > Jeri says it better than I do >>Date: 1/4/00 From: Jlktrees@aol.com I am sending this to all the lists I originally sent to, as have had so many queries as to what would be the correct way. I never started these ROLL CALLS, but have gained things from them. Thought the following might be more explanatory. My way serves the same purpose as a ROLL CALL, but I think fits in with the purpose of the mail lists which do not allow ROLL CALL. I sure didn't envision all these questions I have been receiving from new members wondering what is correct. I am not an expert, but am giving hints to help all of us. You can still participate in a ROLL CALL. The idea was for the members to get the names they are researching out on the Internet again and they called it a ROLL CALL. I think you should put the surname of the person you are researching in the subject line with perhaps even an approximate date. Example BROWN early 1800s. Then in the letter you could be more specific if you choose. I would also send an e-mail for each name. This way each name you are searching gets undivided attention. I don't think that a ROLL CALL with just a list of names serves much purpose, as we never know what years are involved or anything else. The ones I benefited from were the ones who had a list of surnames in the subject line and then a few more details in the body of the message. Roil Call tells us nothing and when you are rushed or as busy as many of us are, we tend to delete and never look and you are cheating yourselves as well as others because the answer might be there, but no one opens it to find out. There is room to do 2 or 4 names in the subject line. Perhaps Brown, Jones, Smith 1800s. This tells everyone a lot. As has been pointed out to me, this is also a problem for the Archives. Can you imagine going into the Archives and checking to see if in the past several years someone was searching your name so you can contact them, and there you find 1000 queries titled ROLL CALL? Would you open those or skip them? Just think you might miss that connection you have been searching for for years. Hope this clarifies my thoughts and does serve everyone's purpose. Jerilyn<< Sandy in Florida Happy New Year

Hello everyone! My DEANs from Basingstoke and Canada are: Thomas married 1765 in Basingstoke, Hampshire, England his children: John * William Thomas Martha Ann *William born 1769, married 1789 & 1797, died 1807 all in Basingstoke his children: Thomas William John John * James George Mary Elizabeth *James born 1799, married 1823, died 1867 all in Basingstoke his children: *William Anne George Thomas *William born 1824, married 1846 died -?- all in Basingstoke his children: Elizabeth *James John Frederich Sarah William Ellen *James born 1846, married 1869 in Basingstoke, died 1912 in Canada his children: Eliza Ellen Lousia Kate Edith Sarah - my great grandmother William Thomas buried in St. Catharines, Ont. Canada Elizabeth E. Caroline Flora James The family sailed to Canada c1886 and settled in St. Catharines Ontario. They continued to have more children: Elise Gertrude Charles A. Ann Maud Watson Denzil (wouldn't you think he would be easy to find!) Arthur In 1925 when Edith Sarah died, 5 of her siblings were still living and were listed in her probate records. They were: James Dean, brother, 44 years old, living in Hamilton Ontario William Dean, brother, 48 years, living in St. Catharines, Ontario Denzil Dean, brother, 35 years, living in Toronto, Ontario Arthur Dean, brother, 34 years, living in St. Catharines, Ontario Gertrude (would be Elise Gertrude), sister, 40, in Lockport, New York I am very interested in finding living cousins as well as those.....not. Thanks! jamie in california