Hi Roberta and other Lowestoft ELLIS/WALES/ TURNER researchers. Your Charlotte is the sister of my gg grandfather Edward Ellis b. 18 Jun 1793. Edward and Charlotte were two of the children of Edward Ellis b.1768 at Lowestoft and Frances (Wales) also born 1768. Edward and Francis were married at St Margarets Lowestoft on 15 Sep 1791. This Edward's parents were James Ellis born c,1734 place unknown and Honor/Hannah Smith b.1737. James died 26 Dec 1808 at Lowestoft and Honor died 7 Feb 1819. I believe the Ellises may have come from Kent because of information on Wills that I have and secondly because someone by the name of Stephen H Ellis has reported both our Lowestoft family and Kent Ellises (back to the 1500s) as relatives on the IGI. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to locate Stephen Ellis. I have not traced further back on the Smith's because there are so many entries. I have, however, traced Frances Wales' ancestry. Her parents were Thomas and Elizabeth Wales. Thomas was born Jan 1749 at Carlton Colville. He died 14.3.1809 in Lowestoft. I don't know anything of Elizabeth. Thomas was the son of James Wales and Mary (Turner). James and Mary were married 21 Dec 1731 at Pakefield. James died 10 May 1751 at Carlton Colville and Mary remarried to Thomas Stewart 26 Aug 1751 at Carlton Colville. Regards Jenny

Hello Ellis Families, Do any of you have information on the descendants of Samuel Ellis who married Mary Eldridge 10/16/1755 at Harwich,Barnstable Co,MA? Thank you Joyce Mason

Dear Jenny and other Lowestoft Ellis Cousins, I'm looking for siblings and ancestors and other information about Charlotte Ellis, b. 1811, Lowestoft, Suffolk, Eng., d. aft. 1863. Charlotte m. Henry Hart of Monksley, Suffolk, a sawyer. I don't know when they moved to Norwich, Norfolk, Eng. Jenny, it seems to me that plain chance wouldn't account for the number of given names we have in common. I don't know when Henry died. Their children were Susan Amelia, Frances, Hanna, Edward and Claudius Victor Spencer, my grandfather, and Thomas. Grandfather was given his middle names for David Victor Spencer, a Mormon missionary, from America who blessed him and had considerable influence on the family. So much influence that Susan Amelia with her husband Edward Strange, and their four daughters, set off for Salt Lake City. Utah but didn't get there. Frances came to New Jersey, USA, and Claudius, 14, came later and wound up in Colorado with the Stranges. He started a lifelong friendship with the young William (later Buffalo Bill) on his wagon train and became a wealthy rancher and businessman in Las Animas County, CO. I learned recently that Charlotte Ellis was descended from Robert Hook of Lowestoft. Hook is credited with saving 600 people from drowning in the North Sea. Roberta

OBEDIAH & JOSEPH ELLIS It has been reported that OBEDIAH ELLIS of Frederick Co., MD, and later of Kentucky had a son named JOSEPH ELLIS, born about 1785. Can anyone confirm this and give me more information on Joseph? Thank you. Joe Baker

I am looking for information on my g-g-grandfather Lafayette Ellis. He appears at the age of 12 in Warrick Co., Indiana in the 1850 census. He is living with a James and Mary Hardin. Both list Kentucky as their birthplace and Lafayette has Indiana for his. In 1860, he has moved to Gibson Co., Indiana. Has anyone run across this Lafayette Ellis and his ancestors in their research? Thank you in advance, Mike Marten [email protected]

it is a crying shame that these youngsters felt they had no other way out than to take drastic action up to and including taking their own lives. there are millions of youngsters like these in american schools today. they are targeted by the schools and student members of the elite classes. they are beaten ,spit upon called derogatory names. they are laughed at and when school officials condone such action by such comments as turn the other cheek, grin and bear it, ignore the abuse, oh they will grow out of the abusive behavior. then when people rise up and say enough is enough we all say what a tragedy. ----- Original Message ----- From: Harold Tuthill <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, April 23, 1999 7:56 AM Subject: [ELLIS-L] Re: The poem > Kat > > I gather from your last posting that you must have received some strong > critiscism because of your publication of your poem on the Ellis mailing list. > > I'm sure almost everybody was stunned and saddened by the news of the > senseless student deaths. It is understandable that you would want to share > your frustrations with others. However, as you now have learned, participation > on a mailing list carries with it certain limitations and responsibilities. > When one is given the vast resources of the Internet to use, one must accept > that responsibilities go with the privilege. So, it is understandable that > when you use those resources for other purposes than for which they were > intended, people become concerned about the ramifications and bring their > concerns to your attention. Perhaps some did so in a mean spirited way. That > is unfortunate. > > In the event, I'm sure you now understand why some were concerned. > > Stick around and continue to enjoy the list. > > Harold >

Good Morning. This is a resend of my query of September 16th. I have not seen it come up on the list and am assuming it was one of the ones "lost" to the list problems. I apologize to anyone receiving it more than once. Is anyone researching this William Ellis? I have very limited information: William Ellis, b. about 1755, Virginia [undocumented] married Elizabeth Stanton/Staunton [undocumented] no information on Elizabeth died after 1812 North Carolina [undocumented] The above William and Elizabeth Stanton Ellis were the parents of DELTHIA ELLIS [birth date unknown], who married LEMUEL DeBERRY, born about 1757 NC. This info from the bible of William Ellis DeBerry, born NC 1809, son of Delthia and Lemuel DeBerry. A William Ellis was included in a list of five men who served from Newbern District [p. 34, "Roster of N.C. Soldiers in the American Revolution".] Two others listed were Captain Henry Ellis and Shadrach Ellis, son of Henry. William Ellis of Pitt Co was also in this regiment [DAR Application dated 1915, approved, applicant admitted to membership and assigned National No. 103110.] Papers mention one child, Delthia, who was married to Lemuel DeBerry. It has been SUGGESTED that this William may be an older son of Henry Ellis [b 1735 VA?]; died c1796 Pitt NC, wife Elizabeth. Is anyone able to confirm or deny this? If anyone can add to, subtract from, or in any way alter the above information, I would appreciate hearing from you. Many thanks, LaDoris [email protected]

At 07:08 PM 9/20/98 -0500, Lane R. Ellis wrote: > All of my ELLIS's come from Wisconsin (Green County) and Minnesota >(Fillmore County). I have Ellis's in Wisconsin as well: Washington Ellis (1807-1890) lived in Highland, Ellenboro & Potosi, all in Grant Co, WI. Married first to Elizabeth Blankenship (1815-abt1850) he had the following children: William Riley, Henry M., Janel, Rhoda, James Harvey, Joseph M., Eliza, Samuel, Ballard P., Nancy, and Martha. Married second to Agnes Smith Cox (1826-1914) he had: John, Joseph, Garland, Victoria, Agnes, and Mary J. Anyone?

Hi Wayne, I'm an ELLIS transported from Norfolk, VA to Richfield, WI. If you are going to be in the Milwaukee area during your visit to Wisconsin, let me know...I'm always open to "meeting" new cousins! Lynette Forbes ELLIS METZ > Hi Lois: > > Our son-in-law forwared your message o9n to us. My wife, Margaret, is >an ELLIS. But can not > > find out where her father was born. She thinks somewhere in Minnesota >or Wisconsin. Her > > father passed away in 1974 ( he was 93) and her mother in 1939. Did >any of your relation come > > from up north?? Other than being ELLIS'S she may not be a kin; but >one never knows. > > Nothing ventured--Nothing Gained, Right?? Let's hear from you, O.K. >We live in Houston, Tx. > > All for now.. Leaving for Wisconsin on Oct 1st for a couple weeks.... >Where do you reside? > > Margaret >(Ellis) and Wayne Steinfeldt > > >

WAYNE F. STEINFELDT wrote: > My wife, Margaret, is an ELLIS. But can not > find out where her father was born. She thinks somewhere in > Minnesota or Wisconsin. Hello Wayne and Margaret, All of my ELLIS's come from Wisconsin (Green County) and Minnesota (Fillmore County). Check my web page at see if any of my 11,000+ names look familiar : http://www.computerpro.com/~lellis/rl1.html I'd like to know more about your ELLIS's. Take care. -- ...................................................... :<=*=> Lane R. Ellis <=*=>: Reggae Land Systems <=*=>: : [email protected] : Vegetarian/Rock-Climber : : P90/16MB/5.8GB/56Kbps : /> Writer/Audiophile /> : : A1000/A2000/C64/C16/C+4 : Truth Is A Pathless Land : :.........................:..........................: : 400HP '87 Cartech Supra Turbo/5-speed/37,000 miles : : 3" Cartech-Borla Exhaust/Cartech Wastegate/TEMS/ABS: : 14 PSI - Blue - Moonroof - K&N FIPK - Greddy TTimer: : 170HP '82 Mark II Supra - Blue - Auto/201,000 miles: : Member "Supra Consciousness Society" of Duluth, MN.: : Web - HTTP://WWW.computerpro.com/~lellis/rl1.html : :....................................................:

Hi Lois: Our son-in-law forwared your message o9n to us. My wife, Margaret, is an ELLIS. But can not find out where her father was born. She thinks somewhere in Minnesota or Wisconsin. Her father passed away in 1974 ( he was 93) and her mother in 1939. Did any of your relation come from up north?? Other than being ELLIS'S she may not be a kin; but one never knows. Nothing ventured--Nothing Gained, Right?? Let's hear from you, O.K. We live in Houston, Tx. All for now.. Leaving for Wisconsin on Oct 1st for a couple weeks.... Where do you reside? Margaret (Ellis) and Wayne Steinfeldt

Used to live in Houston myself. Unfortunately, cannot see how we may have a connection. Unless they had forebears in the Carolinas, that is. Lois On Sun, 20 Sep 1998 16:48:39 -0500 "WAYNE F. STEINFELDT" <[email protected]> writes: > > > _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

My ancestors Ellis did not come from the North, but from North Carolina, and before that, Britain. Sorry; don't know of a connection to the North, but there may be one. Annarich _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hi, I'm researching my ELLIS family in Preston Co., West Virginia. They are: Joseph R. Ellis (1823-1913) who died in Newburg, West Virginia. He was first married to Henrietta Titlow (1827-1892) in 1845. Next he married Myrtle V. Pyless (b. 1877) in 1898. Joseph & Henrietta had 4 sons & 2 daughters: Charles E.(1846-1921), Eugene C. (b. 1848), Laura E. (b. 1850), Joseph C. (b. 1852) , Lanora Allen (b. 1861), & Lewis Harry (1865-1949). Joseph & Myrtle had 2 sons: Rufus D. (b. 1898) & Wilford Noel Ellis (b. 1906). Let me know if you have any connection to these Ellis's. I have information on their descendants. Thanks for any help you can give me locating the ancestors of Joseph Ellis. I believe he was from Maryland. Charles Keller [email protected]

My ancestor Ellender Ellis married William M. Martin, Junior in the early 1800's. They had a daughter Missouri E. Martin who married Marsel Valentine Burnett....in Bedford County, Virginia. Does anyone recognize these names and/or have any information on this Ellis family? Beverly Lipford Yeager

From: [email protected] (AnnaLois P Richardson) FOR THE DESCENDANTS OF MEN WHO WERE IN THESE EARLY BATTLES Subject: A celebration honoring 2 Trimbles and others Message-ID: <[email protected]> This is what I received: PLEASE JOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF TEXAS STATE PARKS WITH A SPECIAL EVENT COMMEMORATING THE DAWSON AND MIER MEN'S REBURIAL AT MONUMENT HILL STATE HISTORICAL PARK SATURDAY, SEPT. 19, 1996 THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE RETURN OF HEROES 10:00 A.M. MONUMENT HILL/KREISCHE BREWERY STATE HISTORICAL PARKS LA GRANGE, TX Many of the Trimbles in Texas, Menard and Junction Counties, married into the ELLISES and the Glasscocks. FORWARDED BY (DR.) LOIS RICHARDSON, TRIMBLE, PERRY, GLASSCOCK, TURNER, ELLIS DESCENDANT _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Is anyone looking for a Stephen ELLIS b. 1782 NC. He doesn't seem to be connected to my group, but was living in same area of Jackson Co., Illinois as early as 1833. 1840 census/Jackson Co., IL ELLIS, Stephen - 1 male 50-60 1 male 15-20 1 female 60-70 1 female 20-30 1850 census/Jackson Co., IL: ELLIS, Stephen 61 NC Elizabeth 80 NC Tempy 45 NC Sarah 5 IL Stephen had two other married daughters in 1850: Sarah 34 NC wife of William REED Catherine 43 NC wife of Henry WELCH Stephen ELLIS d. 1864 Jackson Co., IL I would like to find out what line of ELLIS out of NC this Stephen belongs to. Sherry [Ellis] Kyle

Edmond Ellis b. ca. 1785 SC md. Nancy __________ in Lincoln Co., TN on 19 Dec 1819. On Warren Co., TN tax lists of 1805 & 1812. War of 1812 veteran. Resided in Warren Co., TN until 1851 when the family moved to Jackson Co., IL. Edmond d. 1852 and widow returned to Tennessee with some of her children and was counted in 1860 census of VanBuren Co., TN. Some of the married children came back to Jackson Co., IL later. Did Nancy remarry? Date and place of death? Children: (1) Sarah md. S. M. Russell (2) Mary Ann b. 1824 md. Little Chandler, 1852, Jackson Co., IL (3) William b. 1828 no info (4) Albert b. 1831 no info (5) Tabitha b. 1832 md. Simon H. Lindsey, 1852, Jackson Co., IL (6) James Albert / Vanson? md. Serilda Elizabeth Chandler, 1855 Jackson Co.,IL (7) Seneca Jane b. 1838 md 1. Joseph Sanders, 1857 md 2. Martin Moore, 1861 (8) Nancy Elizabeth b. 1841 no info (9) Alfred b. 1846 no info Thanks. Sherry

Good Morning, Is anyone researching this William Ellis? William Ellis, b. about 1755, Virginia [undocumented] married Elizabeth Stanton/Staunton [undocumented] no information on Elizabeth died after 1812 North Carolina [undocumented] The above William and Elizabeth Stanton Ellis were the parents of DELTHIA ELLIS [birth date unknown], who married LEMUEL DeBERRY, born about 1757 NC. This info from the bible of William Ellis DeBerry, born NC 1809, son of Delthia and Lemuel DeBerry. A William Ellis was included in a list of five men who served from Newbern District [p. 34, "Roster of N.C. Soldiers in the American Revolution".] Two others listed were Captain Henry Ellis and Shadrach Ellis, son of Henry. William Ellis of Pitt Co was also in this regiment [DAR Application dated 1915, approved, applicant admitted to membership and assigned National No. 103110.] Papers mention one child, Delthia, who was married to Lemuel DeBerry. It has been SUGGESTED that this William may be an older son of Henry Ellis [b 1735 VA?]; died c1796 Pitt NC, wife Elizabeth. If anyone can add to, subtract from, or in any way alter the above information, I would like to hear from you. Many thanks, LaDoris [email protected]

Did any of this family come to North Carolina, USA? Annarich On Tue, 08 Sep 1998 09:58:49 +0800 "J.Ellis-Newman" <[email protected]> writes: >In response to Rebecca who asks if anyone is researching Ellis from >Great Britain. I have researched my Ellis family back to c.1750 in >Lowestoft, Suffolk, Eng. My gggg grandfather was James Ellis b. 1734 >possibly in Kent, ENG, moving to Lowestoft possibly around the time of >his marriage. James married Hannah/Honour SMITH and had 9 children, >two >of whom died at birth; >Edward b.1768 m. Frances WALES, >Honor b.1770 m James PALMER, >Susannah Ellis (1772-1789) unmarried, >Sarah Ellis b.1774 m Samuel SADLER, >Jemima b. 1776 m Thomas CULLINGHAM, >James Ellis b 1777 m Pleasance WALES, and >Susanna b 1791. All children were born in Lowestoft. >My ELLIS grandparents moved from Lowestoft to Sydney, Australia in >1911. >Someone by the name of Stephen H. Ellis has researched this family >back >to the 1500s in Kent, ENG. Is anyone in touch with this person? >Jenny > > > _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]