New to the list Looking for any information on the KEYS name! Very early, probably need a reading of surnames of the 1790 Delaware Census! I have a collection of letter's written during the civil war from a William G. KEYS to his wife, there are about 40 letters and William G. KEYS parents were both born in Delaware!! Need some help out there and if anyone is researching the KEYS KEAS KEES KEY line please e-mail me! Thanks, Kim Hancock

Seeking information on the ancestors of David Underwood who gave his birthplace as Delaware on the Maury Co., TN 1850 census. He was born about 1780. I believe he was in NC before coming to TN. I have been unable to find his parents in TN or NC. Hoping someone with Delaware Underwood information can help me. Thanks Bettye ============================================== bettyeb@djis.net

Thank you, Lynn. Maybe it was the cemetary attached to the Forest Church. Phyllis

it is located on cooper road in gumboro,del. you can get to cooper road either from gumboro road or rt.54 which is line road. they have mitchell's,donoway's, and more there. small cemetary. my grandfather,great-grandmother and great-great grandfather are buried there.trying to find someone that may have some sort of record of whose buried there cause some markers you can no longer be read. thanks peggy

Hi Peggy, Where is this cemetery in Gumboro? Thanks. Gayl

Hi Phyllis Are you aware of the EVERETT Theatre in Middletown? It is the focal point of downtown Middletown revival. My family is from Middletown and they were buried in the big cemetery, north of town but I don't know the name of it. They were Presbyterians and I think the Presbyterian church there was originally named Forest after the first minister. I hope this helps and IF I find out anything new I will post it on the DE list. Lynn Sinclair

Beverly Jones Knoxville, Iowa 50138 bajones@lisco.com Surname: Newman Will Newman born in 1784 in Delaware and died in 1865 in Newbern Iowa was my gr gr gr grandfather. Will Newman live in Delaware, Ohio and Iowa. Will married Nancy ? born in 1785 in Delaware. Will and Nancy children were Mary, John, Eliza Ann, Nathaniel, Joe, Stokey, Martha. I would appreciate any help you might have on the Newman's. Thank you.

i have several relatives buried on cooper road in gumboro,del. i believe it is called the mitchell cemetary. if anyone has any records on that cemetary,please contact cpeggy27@aol.com thanks

Does this Cemetary still exist, and does it have an office? We have an ancestor buried there, and I'd love to know who is buried on his plot. To be a little more explicit, his name is: CHARLES EVERETT JONES b. March 28, 1873, Wilmington, DE. d. December 18, 1940, Middletown, DE. Thanks -- Phyllis Wilkinson

Sorry if you've gotten multiple copies of this as I've posted it on several lists. MARCH MEETING OF THE DELAWARE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY DATE AND TIME: TUESDAY March 20, 2001 at 7:30 PM (The building will be open at 7:00 PM) * * * * * * * * * * LOCATION: Historical Society of Delaware 505 North Market Street Wilmington, DE * * * * * * * * * * HOW TO GET TO THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY Get off I-95 (coming either north or south) on Martin Luther King Blvd And turn left (about the fifth one) onto Market Street. The Historical Society of Delaware is on the left about four blocks up Market Street * * * * * * * * * * PARKING There is free parking on Market Street and nearby streets after 5 PM And also in the Colonial Parking lot Located behind the Historical Society on Shipley Street (North on Market, left on 8th Street, left on Shipley to parking) * * * * * * * * * * THEME THE DAVID LIBRARY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION The presentation will focus on military service records (pension applications, Muster and payrolls, etc.) Loyalist claims, sources on German settlers, And other types of records in the David Library's collection that are useful For genealogical and family history research http://dar.libertynet.org/index.html * * * * * * * * * * SPEAKER David Fowler, Director of The David Library * * * * * * * * * * INFO CONTACT For further information about the DGS or the program, Call Don Mosemann at 302-838-0978 or Visit the DGS Website at http://www.delgensoc.org

I would like to connect with anyone who has a Dennison in their database who might have migrated from Caroline Co., MD to Delaware. William Wallace Dennison born in Caroline Co., MD 1871 and was living in Kent Co., DE in 1910 where he is listed on US Census. He is buried in the Odds Fellow Cemetery in Camden, Kent Co., DE. William Wallace was one of many children, it is descendants of these children I would like to connect. Kathleen Burnett

Hi Everybody, My name is Arthur CHITTENDEN and I am working on a one-name study - worldwide. Any information, no matter how brief, will be greatly appreciated. I shall be happy to assist other CHITTENDEN seekers by doing lookups and where possible putting them in contact with other researchers of our name. Best Wishes Arthur Sydney Australia.

Greetings, Trying to locate info on this DUNN. ELIZABETH WINDSOR (born between 1894- 1905) in Sharptown, Wicomico County. Her parents Hiram Alfred Windsor (1860 Dorchester County, MD-1941 Wicomico County, MD) and Minnie E. Robinson (1869 MD- 1919 MD). married an (unknown first name) DUNN, location also unknown. Guestimate on years of marriage would be 1920's. They lved in Newark, DE according to family history. Unknown if any children were born of this marriage. It is also 'vaguely remembered' in oral history that she died 'fairly young'. So the DUNN man would probably have remarried. That's all the info i have to go on with this child of my G GF Hiram. Best Regards, Corleen Arrowood

Hello, Henry Lingo son of William was born 1749 in Sussex Cty, Delaware, and died November 09, 1835 in Milton Twsp, Trumbull City,Ohio He was married to Rebecca,if anyone knows of a Henry married to a Rebecca, I need help.Any Lingo information would be great! Notes for Henry Lingo Private in Continental Line, 8th Pennsylvania Regiment 1783 More about Henry Lingo Fact 1: December 1776, living in Westmoreland City, Pennsylvania.Signed deed to De Land Fact 2: 1776-1783, Fought in Revolutionary War in PA            Contenental Line Fact 3: March 07, 1796, Purchased 100 acres near Stewartsville, Belmont Cty, OHio Fact 4: Oct> 13, 1800, sold Belmont land to Robert Bell for $500.00 Fact 5: 1802-1803, Belmont Cty Ohio taxpayer; owned land on McMahons Creek Fact 6: 1802,             Grand Jury member, Belmont  Cty Ohio Fact 7: 1810 Trumbull Cty Ohio taxpayer, 100 acres Warren Twsp Fact 8: 1820 Census Milton Ywsp, Trumbull Cty Ohio Fact 9: 1830 Census  Milton Twsp, Trumbull Cty, Ohio Fact 10: 1835, Revolutionary War Pension application,Trumbull Cty, Ohio Fact 11 1835, Buried: Princetown, Milton Twsp, Mahoning Cty Ohio Chidren of Henry Lingo and Rebecca are: Susan lingo,m Robert McKensie Allen Lingo,b. 1795;d Palmyra, Portage Cty,Ohio Jseph Lingo,b;1798,Pennsylvania;d, March 1874, Mahoning Cty, Ohio Samuel Lingo, b; July 01,1800, Belmont Cty, Ohio,d Oct, 08, 1841, Trumbull Cty,Ohio Robert M. Lingo,b;1802,Belmont Cty,Ohio John Lingo: b: 1805 Trumbull Cty,Ohio Henry Lingo,JR, b: 1807,Trumbull Cty,Ohio Hamilton Lingo, b: April 08,1810,Trumbull Cty, Ohio Eleanor Lingo, m John McKim Dec 11, 1810 Trumbull Cty Ohio Robert M Lingo married   Margaret  Depew Children Almira Lingo b; abt 1828,Ohio Alonzo P. Lingo b,1836, Trumbull Cty,,,,,,,,,,,d;1903 Owosso, Shiawassee County, Michigan. m: Sarah Elizabeth Young Julia  Ann Lingo,b; Sept. 29: 1837, Ohio: m.Luther sawtelle Satira J. Lingo, b.abt 1840,Ohio Sarah Elizabeth Lingo    b;abt 1843 Robert J. Lingo, b. 1860, Ohio Alonzo and Sarah were my Great Grandparents, they had twins who died, and then had: Jay Fredrick Lingo who m. Augusta Pequignot They had 5 children, and my dad was one of them Eugene August Lingo We do not know anything about them. Almira, Satira,,,,,,, or the Elizabeth listed here. Unless my great Grandmother Sarah lived with them, as her parents we know nothing about, she was born in New York. Maybe these that we know nothing about.   Henry came from De and his Father was William.

Hi List, I'm sure most of us oldies know this, but some of the newbies may like it for their records. 1.) To find a county in a state and you only know the town; ROOTSWEB.COM Cover page; scroll down on left hand side to RESEARCH TEMPLATE , Click on United States Counties/States Enter name of town and state, click search. It will give you the name or names of the different counties this town or city is in. You can click on any of them and will take you to the home page for that county. 2.) If you just want to find a county, repeat the process as above, but instead of putting in name of town and state, continue to scroll down on the page and click on the state you need. On the left hand side, scroll down. It will give you a list of the counties in that state. You may click on them to find info needed in that county. It takes you to the home page for that county. Hope this helps someone. Jan, in Indiana

Lynn Did you say you have Welsh track. I would love to have i Thankyou Sharon

No, just Snoddy/Burton. Thanks.

Hello All! I have scanned images of the old Baptist churches in N. DE and will be happy to send to anyone interested. Also, I found the hidden/overgrown remains of the Bethel Baptist church burial ground. I don't remember who was looking for Stoops there. Lynn

Is the person who is looking for Snoddy also looking for Bossee? Can't keep my lists straight, Lynn

I have no records, but seeing SNODDY mentioned made me wonder if they are part of a SNODDY family I met in Minneapolis '65/'66. Their daughter was a college roommate with whom I've lost touch.