Does anyone know the identity of the parents of the William Daisey listed in the 1870 DE census, Sussex County, Dagsboro Hundred, page 559? It shows: DAISEY, William, 47, M, W, farmer, 1000, 700, born Delaware DAISEY, Naomy, 44, F, W, keeping house, b. DE DAISEY, Eliza A, 19, F, W, at home, b. DE DAISEY, George, 16, M, W, at home, b. DE DAISEY, Kate, 14, F, W, at home, b. DE DAISEY, Bell T, 12, F, W, at home, b. DE DAISEY, Leah E, 12, F, W, at home, b. DE DAISEY, William P, 9, M, W, at home, b. DE DAISEY, John E, 6, M, W, at home, b. DE DAISEY, Leonvent ?, 3, F, W, at home, b. DE I'm still trying to find the identity of the parents of my Edward P. DAZEY, born about 1821 in Sussex Co, DE. His marriage bond to Ellender McCOMMORACH was signed by himself and Wm. W. DAZEY on 1/27/1842. On William's marriage bond to Elizabeth ROBINSON on 5/26/1842, he is identified as "William W. DAZEY of John". There must be a familial relationship between Edward and William-I just haven't found it yet. Can anyone help? I'd be most grateful for any assistance or hints. Thanks in advance, Janet T. Smith Gloucester City, NJ [email protected] Torpey/Tarpy, Flannery* Riley, Wallace* Dazey/Daisey, McComrick, Handcock/Hancock (in DE)* Tonkin, Miller, Rambo* Hughes, Sithens, Nieukirk, TenEyck* Wilson, Andrews, Clare, Kurtz*

Can someone tell me about a book on the Laws family in the Dover Archieves??

I am looking for any information I can get on Thomas Laws m Amelia Cropper, he was born ,Somerset, Md. He appears in the 1790 in North West Fork Hundred, Sussex, Delaware on the tax list Federal Population Schedule. I know two children, Panter and Samuel am looking for any information I can find about this family both directions. I am also looking for information of matches between Laws families and Cropper, Panter, Oakley families.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Harrison Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3Y.2ADI/1311.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Donna, yes, please reply to me directly - for some reason I am having trouble getting to the message board. May be me! [email protected]

Can anyone tell me where I can find Spanish-American War records? My g-uncle was in the Marines during that war and I would like to find information about his service. (what outfit, what rank, etc.) Also, he became a police officer in Washington D.C. sometime after the service and stayed in Washington after his retirement. When he died, he was buried at Arlington National Cemetery. It was when I visited his grave at Arlington that I was told that he was a Marine in the Spanish-American war, but they had no other information about him. His name was Allen Winey Guyer (1876-1962). Thanks for any help you may be able to give. Darlene Guyer Corrigan

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3Y.2ADI/1311.1.1.1 Message Board Post: No, I didn't get the first reply. Thanks for sending again. Let me do a little research through my stuff and see if I have anything that's from somewhere other that "Long Grey Trail", and I'll post a reply with what I have in the next few days. If you like, I can email directly to you. Donna

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Harrison Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3Y.2ADI/1311.1.1 Message Board Post: Dear Donna, Received your message and thought I had written to you, but evidently it didn`t go through. I have the book 'Settlers by the Long Grey Trail, but it does not tell me what I need to know. I need to know where Alexander Harrison lived when he joined the Reb. Army and some proof that he was in the service. I would love to have anything you have about him, and will give you what information I have. He died in Ohio, and I think he was in Loudon Co., Va. while it was just wilderness, but cannot prove this. Let me know if you want my info. Vinita Harrison

Will the list administrator please contact me? Thanks, Nancy

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3Y.2ADI/1446.1 Message Board Post: Can you please post contact information. I'm sure that would be of help to many.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Harrison, Stewart Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3Y.2ADI/968.1 Message Board Post: I'm working on the Isaiah Harrison line, of which the Lydia you mention might be his daughter by Elizabeth Wright. I have no information one way or another as to Lydia's husband, but your message posted on the board here intrigued me. If you have found any evidence for the theory of Lydia Stewart having been born Harrison (in our Lydia's case, in Oyster Bay, NY about 1699), I'd be interested to hear what more you can tell me of her Stewart connections. thanks! Donna Duprey Arvada, Colorado

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Harrison Herring Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3Y.2ADI/1311.1 Message Board Post: It's been a while since you posted your message to the Deleware/Sussex County message board on Rootsweb.com, but I just came across it today. We're doing research on the Isaiah Harrison line, of which your Alexander and Abigail are a part. I'd be happy to share what information we have, and would love to know what you know on them as well. Most all of what we've recorded is from Harrison's book "Settlers by the Long Grey Trail", so it may or may not be helpful to you. Just let me know if I can be of help! Donna Duprey

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Hi list, Yesterday, I sent a query about COBOURN(E) -- I forgot to send this 1799 Tax Assessment list with the other info -- it mentions some surnames from Delaware & Maryland: 1799 Assessment-roll for the year AMOR, Samuel AFFLECK, Charles BAKER, Henry C. (inn keeper) BIGGERT, Thomas (weaver) BROOMALL, Nehemiah BROWN, Nathaniel BURNS, Jacob BURNS, James (carpenter) BURNS, John (cordwainer) BURNS, William, Sr. (inn keeper) BURNS, William, Jr. (waterman) CLAYTON, Curtis CLAYTON, Joseph (pumpmaker) * COBOURN, Joseph, Jr. (cordwainer) COCKSHOTT, Richard (carpenter) CONNARROE, Thomas CONNELL, William (shoe-keeper) CLOUD, Benjamin CRANSON, William (shipwright) DUTTON, Elizabeth (inn keeper) DERRICK, George (wheelwright) (Derrickson) DERRICK, Zachariah (wheelwright) (Derrickson) EANIX, Thomas (carpenter) ELLIS, John FORDSON, William GOODWIN, John (wheelwright) HARDING, John (tanner) HOWELL, William (cordwainer) JOHNSON, Benjamin JOHNSON, David LOOEN?, Melchior (shop keeper) MARSHALL, David (shop keeper & tavern keeper) MARSHALL, James (weaver) MARSHALL, Joseph (shop keeper) MARSHALL, John (inn keeper) MARTIN, George (tailor) MAXWELL, William (weaver) MERRIHEW, Joseph MITCHELL, Hester MOORE, Hannah NEWLIN, Nicholas (physician) PERKINS, Sarah PRINCE, John RICE, Samuel (justice of the peace) RICHARDS, John (millwright) RILEY, Richard (judge) SCOTT, John (pilot) SAYERS, Caleb (physician) TALLEY, Benjamin (cordwainer) THOMAS, Herber (joiner) THOMAS, James TRIMBLE, Samuel (shipwright) WALKER, Joseph WALLACE, Thomas (tailor) WILSON, Thomas WRIGHT, Ellis (carpenter) YORK, Thomas (merchant) Please note, the above names appear to be all from Marcus Hook Delaware Co., PA but keep in mind Marcus Hook is in Lower Chichester Twp., which may also include names from Linwood & Trainer. I personally believe the Assessment Roll is for Marcus Hook only. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

Here is what I have on the Revel and Colbourne line for Northampton, VA and Somerset and Worcester County, MD Subj: Re: [LDR] Re: LOWER-DELMARVA-ROOTS-D Digest V02 #101 Date: 4/15/02 11:21:10 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: Laien To: Sunnybrk9 Hi, I have Anne Revell Colebourn as the dau. of Randall & Katherine Scarborough Revell, Sr. Rob ========== 1. Anne2 Revell (Randall1) was born Abt. 1650 in Northampton Co, VA, and died in Annemessex, Somerset Co., MD. She married William Coulbourn, Jr. June 15, 1678 in Northampton Co, VA, son of William Coulbourn and Anne 'Unknown'. He was born June 08, 1658 in Northampton Co, VA, and died Bef. June 09, 1701 in Annemessex, Somerset Co. MD. Children of Anne Revell and William Coulbourn are: 2 i. Anne3 Coulbourn, born April 09, 1679. She married Thomas Minshall Abt. 1705 in Somerset Co., MD; born August 18, 1672 in Morumsco, Somerset Co., MD; died Bef. February 16, 1729/30 in Somerset Co., MD. 3 ii. William Coulbourn III, born January 19, 1681/82; died 1764. He married (1) Jane Handy Bef. 1735; born August 08, 1690. He married (2) Sarah Handy January 19, 1735/36 in Coventry Parish, Somerset Co., MD. 4 iii. Solomon Coulbourn I, born April 19, 1684; died March 07, 1749/50 in Somerset Co., MD. He married Rachel Handy Abt. 1713; born April 16, 1693 in Somerset Co., MD; died February 10, 1771 in Somerset Co., MD. 5 iv. Mary Coulbourn, born September 25, 1689. 6 v. Katharine Coulbourn, born January 20, 1690/91. 7 vi. Abigail Coulbourn, born 1694. She married William Eskridge. Hi Becky, The source is: Wilson, Col. Woodrow T., Thirty-Four Families of Old Somerset Co., MD, 1st Edition, (Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, MD - 1974), Pg. 147, G2. Rob Rob I have from the Fooks Fowlkes Book and the Dennis Book by Lynn Perry proved by wills Descendants of William Coulbourne 1 William Coulbourne . +Ann Revel ........... 2 John Coulbourne ............... +Priscilla ......................... 3 John J. Coulbourne ....................................... 4 Elijah Coulbourne b: January 03, 1777 d: September 26, 1853 in Worcester County Maryland ........................................... +Hettie S. Austin m: Abt. 1798 d: in Worcester County Maryland ..................................................... 5 William Henry Colbourn b: March 09, 1799 d: August 09, 1850 ......................................................... +Nancy Nanna Johnson m: Abt. 1820 d: Abt. 1833 ................................................................... 6 Hettie Coulbourne b: May 06, 1821 in Worcester County, Maryland d: October 20, 1855 in Worcester County, Maryland ....................................................................... +Henry Jones b: May 04, 1804 d: June 04, 1849 in Whiton, Worcester County, Maryland .............................................................................. ... 7 Daniel H. Jones b: December 23, 1843 in Whiton ,Worcester County, Maryland d: July 13, 1849 in Whiton ,Worcester County, Maryland .............................................................................. ... 7 James P. T. Jones b: May 30, 1847 in Whiton ,Worcester County, Maryland d: September 17, 1852 in Whiton ,Worcester County, Maryland ................................................................... *2nd Husband of Hettie Coulbourne: ....................................................................... +Samuel Henry Thompson Tilghman m: March 1851 in Worcester County, Maryland Father: John Tilghman b: November 30, 1825 in Old Stage Road, Worcester County, Maryland Mother: Mary Truitt d: June 1913 in Salisbury, Wicomico County, Maryland .............................................................................. ... 7 Virginia Emily Tilghman b: April 29, 1852 in Snow Hill , Maryland d: May 15, 1892 in Powellville, Maryland .............................................................................. ....... +King Valentine White m: 1867 in Powellville, Maryland Father: William Matthew White b: January 05, 1841 Mother: Mary Gibbs Dennis d: April 17, 1917 in Powellville, Maryland .............................................................................. ... 7 Henrietta Frances Tilghman b: September 29, 1854 in Worcester County Maryland d: November 14, 1908 in Salisbury, Wicomico County, Maryland .............................................................................. ....... +Elijah Stanton Adkins m: January 29, 1876 in Wicomico County, Maryland b: June 25, 1845 in Maryland d: November 28, 1912 in Salisbury, Wicomico County, Maryland ..................................................... *2nd Wife of William Henry Colbourn: ......................................................... +Mary Duncan m: July 02, 1833 Rebecca Miller at the NABB is also related to Hettie Austin and she has promised to update me on Hettie's ancestors but she is on vacation and as you know busy like the rest of us. I noted you said Eva probably got her information from the Fooks book is this good or bad? Thanks Becky

Hi list, Someone was just recently looking for info on the surname COBOURN(E) on one of these lists. (Sorry can't remember which one.) I live in Delaware Co., PA & a man contacted me up here, also looking for info on the COBOURN(E) Family but these COBOURN(E)s were living in the Marcus Hook, Delaware Co. area. I started to wonder if there was a connection between the COBOURN(E)s in PA, DE & MD. I think I may have found some interesting aspects. Here is a list of the COBOURN(E)s buried at St. Martin's Cemetery in Marcus Hook, Delaware Co., PA: COBOURN, Joseph d. 5 Apr 1829, age 53 yrs COBOURN, Lydia d. 28 Jan 1863 , age 87 yrs COBOURN, Margaret T. d. 15 Aug 1805, age 29 yrs 2 mo 11 days Wife of David COBOURN COBOURN, Rebecca C. or B. d. 1817, age 4 yrs? *COBOURN, Susanna B. no dates *COBOURNE, Joseph -1833 (burial date) COBURN, Eleanor Sep 1896 (burial date) COBURN, Hannah Oct 1822 (burial date) COBURN, Lydia -1849 (burial date) In the "Concord Township," book's by Robert P. Case, Ph.D. & Virginia DeNenno. These books you can get though inter library loan or purchase them: Vol. I, in the index is: COEBOURNE, Joseph* Robert Joseph* & Thomas (grist mill) NOTE: Joseph, Thomas & Robert are mentioned in the Will of Michael COULBOURN [COLEBURN] below. COEBOURNE Mill Road Vol. II, in the index is COEBURN'S Mill Here are two COULBOURN [COLEBURN] Wills from Sussex Co., DE 25 Feb 1796 -- Will probate of Michael COULBOURN [COLEBURN], Farmer Sussex Co., DE sons: Thomas, Joseph*, Elijah & Robert COULBOURN daugs: Catherine, Rebecca, Nelly, Anna, Kesiah COULBOURN, Mary WILLIAMS, Priscilla STEWART, Nancy WATTS ex: son Joseph COULBOURN wits: Samuel COOPER, John CANNON, Sophia SMITH 22 Apr 1791 -- Will probate of Curtis SMITH, Planter, Sussex Co., DE wife: Susannah SMITH sons: Hudson, Constantine, John CANNON, Curtis & Trustan SMITH daug: Sally HUDSON exec'rs: wife Susannah SMITH & bro. Henry SMITH wits: Ezekiel BROWN, Robert JEWETT, Stephen OUTERBRIDGE. NOTE: Estate was settled by Joseph COULBOURN* & wife Susannah*, the late Susannah SMITH I believe this may be the second marriage of Joseph COULBOURN. Please give me some feedback on this & let me know if reached the person(s) that were doing the research on the COBOURNs. Thank you! :) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3Y.2ADI/229.249.251.253.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Dear Lloyd, I do not beleive the are the same person. This Messick family is really confusing. Julian had a son named Jacob, a son named Nehemiah, one named Issac and so on. at that time it was fashionable to name your sons after yourself, your father, and your brothers. Therefore, each sons family contained all the same names--very, very, confusing. I also made the mistake in the name Jacob. Julian's son Issac was the one that remained in Sussex Co., De., that I am trying to connect my line to. Thank you very much for taking the time to respond. I have to find out who the parents of my George Nehemiah (or Nehemiah) was first I guess. Happy hunting, Janice

Looking for descendants of following: Elizabeth Butler b bef 8 Mar. 1815 Sussex Co., DE m1st bef 11 Aug 1830 Daniel Clifton m2nd bef 20 Sept. 1838 Lewis Allen; Priscilla Butler b bef 8 Mar. 1815 Sussex Co., DE m aft 16 July 1825 & bef 20 Sept. 1838 Levin Riccords, Jr.; and Betsey Butler b bef 8 Mar. 1815 Sussex Co., DE m aft 16 July 1825 & bef 20 Sept. 1838 James Lawless, Jr Spelling of names from Orphan Court Records D, Mitchell Jones http://www.dmitchelljones.org

Looking for descendants of MARY BURTON6 JONES b 1790-1800 Dagsboro Hd, Sussex Co., DE m aft 8 Mar. 1815 & bef 16 July 1825 Joseph Warrington D, Mitchell Jones http://www.dmitchelljones.org

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3Y.2ADI/229.249.251.253.1.1 Message Board Post: My daughter, Janice Budd, asked me to respond to your message. We have Nehemiah Messick as born 27 Sep 1738, Stepney Parish, MD; a son of Jacob Messick, born abt 1711-1714, died 1751 & his spouse, Ann Willing, born ?, Dorchester Co. MD. Can it be that Jacon & your Julian are the same person?? Loyd Gastineau

Sussex Cnty, DE Land Records 1789-1792, by Judith K Ardine, 2002, DelMarVa Roots, Lewes, MD. O-14:384. Petition. Ct of Common Pleas, Sussex cnty, DE 10 Feb 1791. Mary CLOWES & Isaac CLOWES, Execs of the last will & testament of John CLOWES late of Sussex cnty, Esq, dec'd. John CLOWES was seized in his lifetime of 140 acres of land situate in the forest of Broadkiln Hundred & by his Bond dtd 07 Sep 1772 bound himself to Isaiah JOHNSON of sd cnty, yeoman, in the sum of œ100 w/condition that whereas the above Isaiah JOHNSON on the day & year last purchased of sd John CLOWES 140 acres of land situate in Broadkiln forest adjoining land then in the possession of Obediah & Nehemiah MESSICK, it being the lands the sd CLOWES purchased of Joseph LUFTON & Jane KIMMERY. LUFTON's 100 Acres is a PA Survey & KIMMERY's 40 acres a MD patent, which sd 140 acres of land & premises sd Isaiah JOHNSTON shall have under the conditions hereafter mentioned, viz: he shall pay yearly & every year œ3 as rent for same during the full term of 10 years or until the payment of œ50 be made by sd Isaiah JOHNSTON to sd John CLOWES & if sd œ50 not be paid at the end of sd term then sd Isaiah JOHNSTON shall give up all title to sd land w/1 log house 18' x 20'& 1 other 12' x 14', fit for a tenant to dwell & also 50 acres of cleared land fit for the plough under good fence, but at the end of the term sd Isaiah JOHNSTON shall have a Did for the afsd land made by sd John CLOWES to sd Isaiah forever as he shall pay yearly forever to sd John CLOWES the sum of œ3 ground rent for same. Condition of the w/in is such that if the above Bounded John CLOWES upon receipt of the above sum of œ50 w/interest w/in 10 years by Deed of Sale convey to sd Isaiah JOHNSTON the above described 140 acres of land & premises & above Obligation to be null & void. Isaiah by his written assign on sd Bond dtd 22 day of Mar 1776 for the sum of œ77 2s 6p sold all his title in sd Bond & lands thereby held to Nunez DEPUTY. A dispute thereafter arose between sd John CLOWES & sd Nunez DEPUTY & to settle the dispute by their several Bonds dtd 13 Mar 1789 became bound each to the other in the sum of œ200 to abide by the final determination of Joseph HAZZARD, Nathaniel WAPLES, Esqs & John INGRAM, gent, any 2 of them so as the sd aware be made in writing to be delivered to sd parties on or before 01 May next ensuring the date of the sd Obligations. After duly considering the proofs & allegations of both sd parties two of sd Arbitrators, Joseph HAZZARD & Nathaniel WAPLES published their award dtd 11 Apr 1789 wherein they awarded sd Nunez DEPUTY should pay unto John CLOWES the sum of œ50 on or before 01 Jan 1791 w/interest & upon payment sd John CLOWES should duly confirm unto sd Nunez DEPUTY all his title to the 140 acres of land above. Nunez DEPUTY by his Indorse on the Award delivered by sd Arbitrators dtd 30 Dec 1790 for the sum of œ55 3s 4p by Richard HUDSON paid to your Petitioners sd Nunez DEPUTY did assign all his title & claim to sd award unto sd Richard HUDSON. Sd John CLOWES d: before he executed any Deed of Conveyance for sd lands having first made his last will & testament wherein among other things he apptd Petitioners his Execs. Petitioners request an Order authorizing them to execute a Deed of Conveyance for sd lands & premises to sd Richard HUDSON who is assignee of sd Nunez DEPUTY who is assignee of sd Isaiah JOHNSTON the original Obligatoree. Signed: Mary CLOWES, Isaac CLOWES. O-14:386. Deed. Mary CLOWES & Isaac CLOWES, Execs, of the last will & testament of John CLOWES late of Sussex cnty, dec'd. John CLOWES was seized of 140 acres of land situate in the forest of Broadkiln Hundred & by his Bond Obligatory dtd 07 Sep 1772 bound himself to Isaiah JOHNSON of sd cnty, yeoman, in the sum of œ100 w/Condition that Isaiah JOHNSON purchased of sd John CLOWES 140 acres of land situate in Broadkiln Forest in Sussex cnty adjoining lands of Obediah & Nehemiah MESSICK being lands John CLOWES purchased of Joseph LUFTON & Jane KIMMERY whereon sd Isaiah JOHNSON shall occupy as his Freehold under conditions hereafter mentioned, to wit: he paying each & every year œ3 as above sd rent for the full term of 10 years or until the payment of œ50 by Isaiah JOHNSON to John CLOWES then upon such payment the above rent to cease. But if above sum of œ50 not be paid by end of sd term then afsd Isaiah JOHNSON shall give up all right to sd land w/one logged house 18' x 20' & another 12' x 14', fit for tenant to dwell, also 50 acres of afsd land cleared for the plough, under good fence. It was further agreed that at the end of the term sd Isaiah JOHNSON should have a Deed for the afsd land made by sd John CLOWES to Isaiah JOHNSON., he paying yearly rent œ3 for same. Condition of sd Obligation is such if John CLOWES at any time w/in the term of 10 years on rcpt of œ50 w/interest shall release a sufficient Deed of Sale to sd Isaiah JOHNSON for the afsd 140 acres of land & premises then above Obligation shall be void. 27 Mar 1776 Isaiah JOHNSON assigned on back of sd Bond for the sum of œ77 his claim to afsd lands to Nunez DEPUTY. Controversy arose between John CLOWES & Nunez DEPUTY re sd lands & by their sundry Bonds dtd 13 Mar 1789 became bound to each other in the penal sum of œ200 to abide the award & final determination of Joseph HAZZARD, Nathaniel WAPLES Esqs & John INGRAM, gent, sd award to be made in writing on or before 01 May next. Sd Arbitrators after fully examining & duly considering the proofs & allegations of both parties did write their decision dtd 11 Apr 1789 wherein among other things they did award sd Nunez DEPUTY should pay to John CLOWES the sum of œ50 on or before 01 Jan 1791 w/interest from date of award & sd John CLOWES at cost of sd Nunez DEPUTY should by Deed of Sale duly executed make over conveyance unto sd Nunez DEPUTY all his title & claim to the sd 140 acres. NunezDEPUTY by his assignment indorsed on sd aware delivered to him 13 Dec 1790 for the sum of œ50 3s 4p by Richard HUDSON paid to Mary & Isaac CLOWES, parties to these presents, sd Nunez DEPUTY did assign all his right to sd aware unto sd Richard HUDSON. Whereas sd John CLOWES d: before executing any Deed of Conveyance having first made his last will & testament wherein he apptd his wife, Mary CLOWES, and heir, Isaac CLOWES, his Execs sd Execs petition Ct of Com Pleas to cause an order to be made empowering them to execute Deed of Conveyance for sd lands & premises to sd Richard HUDSON. Ct so ordered. Mary CLOWES & Isaac CLOWES make Deed of Sale to Richard HUDSON 12 Feb 1791. Signed: Mary CLOWES, Isaac CLOWES. Wit: Daniel ROGERS, Jno WILTBANK. There are also mentions of George, Isaac & Mary MESSICK in this land records book as well. Mostly George. If I remember correctly, Mary was the wife of George.