I ran across this will accidentally in the Sumter Co., SC, probate records. Presumably he must have moved fairly recently.[I have regularized most of the spelling and punctuation.) "State of South Carolina, York District. In the name of God, amen. I John W. Faris of the State and District aforesaid, being weak of body but of sound and disposing mind and understanding, and knowing that all men have to die, do make and constitute the following for my last Will and Devise, hereby revoking all others; in the first place I commend my soul to God who gave it and direct that my body be buried in a decent and Christian like manner; in the second place Viz. I direct that all my lawful debts be paid that is rendered in duly attested; the balance shall be put to interest by my lawful Executor, the interest whereof to go to the support of my honored mother during her natural life, and after her death it shall be appropriated in the following manner, viz. to my beloved sister Nancy Sloane, I give and bequeath two hundred dollars; to my sister Sarah Hill I give and bequeath one hundred and sixty dollars; to my sister Peggy Downing, I give and bequeath the sum of twenty five dollars; to my sister Jane Brown I give and bequeath the sum of fifty dollars; to my brother Samuel Faris, I give and bequeath the sum of fifteen dollars; my plantation with all its appurtenances together with all the balance of cash after all the above legacies are paid I give and bequeath unto my brother William Faris; and after his death to his son John Faris, to be vested in him and the heirs of his body forever. Lastly and I do further constitute and ordain Francis Spring Esquire my sole Executor for to execute this my last will and testament as above directed: Given under my hand and seal this twenty fourth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirteen and in the thirty seventh year of the American Independence. John W. Faris signed sealed and acknowledged by the said testator as and for his last will and devise in our presence who in his presence and at his request witnessed the same: Leonard Moore A.J. Williams John King NB before signing, that if any of my legatees will in any shape whatever attempt or endeavour to brake [sic] or attempt to brake the above will they shall be cut off with one shilling J.- W. - F. - [Proved in Sumter District, 7th April 1813. From Sumter Co., SC, Probate Bundles, Bundle 37, packet 2; LDS Film #216935. Note that the estate accounts include: "To Francis Spring's expenses going to York on his business...to one saddle and bridle paid to his brother John Jackson Sloane by his request." Also in this file is a letter from Forrest W. Faris of 1125 Atwater Ave., Bloomington, IN, dated Nov. 29, 1951. This is not my line so I can't add anything!! Hope it helps someone. Carol York

All these Jameses are from the area of Bluffton county, SC which is just north of Savannah, Georgia many of this Farris family are buried in Savannah.

Barbara, That John Farris doesn't seem to tie in with my John \Farris. Isn't it a shame there are so many Johns and no middle names? Elliedu ___________________________________________________________________ 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/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Dear Carol, Thank you for the will. I have hopes this may be my family, but have no idea at the point. Could I ask what the letter in the file from Forrest W. Faris of Bloomington, In, in 1951 said? Eleanor DuBois (Elliedu@Juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ 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/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Just to add to the James Farris confusion: My Gr. Grandfather James was born in SC in 1803, He had 2 sons named James: The first was born in 1827 married Elizabeth and had 5 children: MaryEliza, William B. Jason, Aphelia and Rebecca. The second was born in 1845. sorry, no addtional info on him. Gr Grandfather also had a son named Benjamin (b.1824) and Benjamin had a son James born in 1860.

Does anyone recognize this family?? All were born in South Carolina Benjamin E. Farris b. 1824 married Sarah Children: W.I. (b. 1852), W.F (b.1854), Benjamin (b.1855), Ann or Eliza (b. 1856), James P. (b.1860), Caroline (b.1864), William (b.1866), Alfred (b.1870

Hi! Since there has been so much traffic on the York Co lines, I thought I would send some info given to me years ago. I do not have the wills, just the info. I cannot vouch for any of this, but the researcher who sent it to me was pretty accurate on her facts. She has since died, but would be happy to help with her info through me, I am sure. William Faries/Farris Will:Oct 5, 1842, Probated Jan 2, 1843 Wife, Susan son, William -( Plantation, purchased from Andrew Baxter) Daughters: Margaret, Jane, Mary, Nancy York Co., S. C. Will Book A, pages 85 - 87 Will of James Faris, dated 5 Jan 1802, proved 5 March 1802 Produced by James Faris (son), Richard Faris was witness to signing. Wife: Jean Sons: James, Richard, William, Alexander Grandson: Elias Faris Daughters: Margaret, wife of David Strain; Agnes, wife of Benjamin Garrison; Jean, wife of John Adair; Susannah, wife of John Faris; and Ann, wife of James Faris (note:children all living in 1802) James, died 1802 moved from Pa. to S. C. approx. 1763 to York Dist. He is buried in Bethel Cem. in S. C. Executors: wife, Jean and son, James Witnesses: James Faris, Richard Faris and John Kerr Will Book A, page 261 Will of Jean Faris, dated 5 November 1807 Daughters: Ann Faris, Jean Adair Granddaughters: Poly Adair and Poly Brown Executors: James Faris and Alexander Faris Witnesses: John Barnett, Gazaway? Wilson, James Faris & Alexander Faris South Carolina Index of Wills, York County James Farries, Vol 1, 1770-1815, page 85 James Faries Vol 3, 1840-1853, page 123 William Faries Vol 1, 1770-1815, page 367 William Farris Vol 3, 1840-1853, page 53 South Carolina, York Co., Land and Property Index Grantor Grantee Book Page Date Description John Fearis Mark Bird D 77 1795 118 a., King's Cr. Moses Faries Rbt. McCarter F 403 1805 156 a., Allison's Cr. Rbt. Faries Jas. Pitchett G 74 1803 70 a., Allison's Cr. Samuel W. Faries Jno. J. Sloan G 248 1810 50 a., Fishing Cr. John & Rbt. Faries Gustave Brian G 382 1811 113 a., Beaver Dam Cr. Mar. & Samuel Faries Wm. Gilmore G 416 1812 240 a., Fishing Cr. John Fearis John Lewis G 450 1812 204 a., Allison's Cr John Fearis Jno. M. Smith G 533 1812 35 a., Crowder's Cr. John Fearis Augustus Briant H 249 1816 50 a., Beaver Dam Cr. Samuel W. Faries Zenas S. Walker H 299 1816 100 a., Fishing Cr. James Fearis John Barnett H 342 1818 11 a., Catawba R. John Feares Th. Boyd I 472 1822 60 a., Mill Cr. Chester Co.,S. C., Deed Book A., page 213 Deed made 2 Jan 1786 between Eliz. Strain of Chester Co., of one part and Agnes Brown, natural dau. of Eliz. Strain of the other part. For love and affection which she has and beareth unto Agnes Brown doth grant unto her a youn negro wench about eleven years of age names Phillis, likewise a cow and calf. Witnesses: David Strain, Samuel Brown. Signed: Elizabeth Strain Alexander Faris/Farris Born 1758 Pa. Died 17 April 1841 Buried Obion Co., Tn. (his parents, James and Jean Faris) Alex married Elizabeth Strain born 1762 died 1832 buried Obion Co., Tn.,( her parents David and Eliz Gadden) 9 Children: Isaiah Faris Benj. Strain Faris born 8 Feb 1787 York Dist., S. C. married c 1820 Eliz. (Betsy) Crockett. Alexander Faris married Janice Marcy Faris married John Polk Catherine Faris died 1846 married Th. Allen. Moved to Obion Co., Tn c 1829 also to Miss. Co., Mo. James Faris never married Mary (Polly) Faris married first, George Brooch in 1829, moved to Obion Co., Tn. second, married (unknown first name) Brown David White Faris married first, ( cousin), Mary Strain, second, Susan Hargrove Richard Faris born 6 Jul 1805 died 1849 married Ethelinda Hall Harris Benjamin Strain Faris/Farris born 8 Feb 1787 York Dist., S. C. died 4 Sep 1860 Buried Miss. Co., Mo.,(his parents Alex & Eliz. Strain.) Benjamin married c 1820 Eliz. (Betsy) Crockett born 31 Jan 1797 in S. C. died 25 Nov 1863, buried Miss. Co., MO. 6 Children: Agnes S. Faris Isaiah Alexander Faris born 6 Jan 1824 in S. C. died 23 Apr 1905 Pemiscot Co. MO, married first ,Anna Eliza Cooly, second, Eliza Ann Shaw Adaline Faris married Wm. Pell John Crockett Faris married 1853 Martha E. Kerr James White Faris born 1832 died 1909 married first, Leandra A. , second, Willie A. Stovol Margaret C. Faris Hope this helps some of you. -Stephanie

Dear Hope, I still have Farris relatives living in Randolph Co., Mo. If you would give me the given names of your relatives I may be able to help you. I have two cousins, one 90 years old and sharp as a tack. He could set me straight right away. Eleanor ___________________________________________________________________ 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/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Thanks for the info and some of these people may likely be my ancestors. Are you quoting from York County, South Carolina, or another state? Eleanor ___________________________________________________________________ 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/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Thank you for answering. I think it is highly likely that your Mariah Christine may be a sister of my John Farris but as I have no clue to any of his family yet, I really don't know. Will you send me any information you may have on her, her brothers and sisters and parents? This is what I am looking for. Eleanor ___________________________________________________________________ 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/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Faries boys and girls in our direct line from Alfred D. & Lizzie McAfee Faries: born in DE and PA Charles Robert Helen Susan Gertrude-died baby stillborn Frank-died baby Roland (twin) Roy (twin) Alfred Raymond (my father) Earl Any of these sound firmiliar to anyone out there? Carole Faries Werner

Who is Betsey Faris? How do I get in touch with her? She has information on the Alexander Faires, Sr. line. I really am puzzled at this point about this line, as we have information on it also......we are looking for our connection to this group. If Betty Faris is out there, or someone has her information or snail mail address, would you please be so kind as to send it along to me? itapa@enter.net Our line is: my Grandfather was Alfred Dexter Faries (DE and PA) married Lizzie McAfee his father was Charles B. Faries (DE) blacksmith and farmer married Susannah Turner (1880, 1900 census) His father was Alfred D. Faries (DE) blacksmith and farmer married Rebecca (1870 census) 1850 census lists: all to be born in DE Samuel Faris-22 yrs. (Blacksmith) Margaret Faris-20 yrs. Ann E. Faris-1 yr Alfred Faris-19 yrs. (Blacksmith) Elizabeth Boyen/Bosen ? 40 yrs. Alfred and Samuel might be brothers or cousins. We might come off this line of Samuel. At this point it is anybody's guess. Most of our family was born in DE/PA and moved on from there. We have the information from Alexander and Janet James family who married 09/05/1765 at Emmaneul Church in DE We have the connection with the line of Alexander Faries from those boys.....but have been unable to connect with one of the other brothers as of yet. On this Alex and Janet Chart it lists James as the father and Robert as the grandfather. No other information for those two. We also have a line from William Faries who left New Castle DE with his son Robert and went to Ohio. (Butler Co. 1786) There is a line there, also trying to connect with the DE lines. They are working it from Colorado. The male Faries lines have very strong genes, as most of the pictures from different men, resemble each other very much. Any more leads would be a blessing. Thanks Carole Faries Werner itapa@enter.net

Eleanor DuBois: I noticed your Zachariah FARRIS having been in Schuyler Count Missouri in 1853. I have been seeking information about my GGrandmother Mariah Christine FARRIS, married Anderson CRABTREE in 1855. I can find nothing on who her parents are. Anderson moved to Schuyler Co., MO around 1855 from Vigo Co., IN. I show Mariah as being born in Butler Co., OH on Feb. 5, 1839. Do you show anything on this. Any help appreciated. Than you, Ben Crabtree bcrabt3565@aol.com Webpage: http://members.tripod.com/crabtree_tree/index.html

I am a new member on the Farris list of researchers and would appreciate your help in locating my JOHN FARRIS and his family. John Farris, b. Apr.23,1815, in Kentucky, died 12/8/1876, in Mo. He married Rebecca Dickson 7/4/1840, who was born in Pa. Children: Born State Spouse 1. Catherine M. 1842 Indiana Taylor 2. Tabitha Jane 1844 Missouri Wright 3. Mary E. 1846 " Will Starr 4. Sarah Ellen 1848 " Marion Bayless 5. Elvira Frances 1850 " 6. WILLIAM ZACHARIAH 1853 Schuyler Co.Missouri (my ancestor) m.Nancy Louisa Bunnel\Jo Ann Chapman 7. Martha 1859 Missouri Hinton I do not know when he got to Kentucky, his parents or siblings, why he moved to Indiana or to Missouri. He was a farmer in Mo.where Wm Zachariah continued to live in Randolph County. I was born in Monroe Co. lived most of my 53 years of married life in Saline County. Have been in Florida for the last 10 years. EMail Address: Elliedu@Juno.com SMail " : Eleanor DuBois 1700 6th St. NW, Apt. B-3 Winter Haven, Fl. 33881 Thank you in advance for any help you may be able to give me. Eleanor ___________________________________________________________________ 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/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Gaston Gazette Gastonia, NC February 1, 1999 Ercel K. Farris CLOVER, S.C. - Ercel Kathleen Farris, 76, 108 Columbia St., died Jan. 31, 1999, at Gaston Memorial Hospital, Gastonia. She was a native of Concord, daughter of the late Joel J. and Georgia Honburger Trull, sister of the late Lydia Brown, Martha Moree, Joe and Marvin Trull, and mother of the late Hardy Norman, retired from Klear Knit, Inc., and a member of Clover ARP Church. SURVIVORS: Husband, John S. Farris; son and daughter-in-law, Frank and Tina Farris, Clover; daughters, Carol Norman Hope, Gastonia, Rickey Norman Hoover, Orange Park, Fla.; daughter-in-law, Lu Anne Bolin Norman, Clover; brother, Carl Trull, Fort Mill, S.C.; brother-in-law, Wray Farris, of the home; nine grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren FUNERAL: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Clover ARP Church, Rev. Rob Patrick BURIAL: Bethany ARP Church cemetery VISITATION: 7-9 tonight, M.L. Ford & Sons Funeral Home MEMORIALS: Clover Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 214, Clover 29710

Eleanor, Are you on the Randolph co,missouri list. I know I seen another Farris on there. I was told my Faris line lived there to, but cant prove it. So I pretty much have left that area alone. Hope Farris Eleanor W DuBois wrote: > I am a new member on the Farris list of researchers and would appreciate > your help in locating my JOHN FARRIS and his family. > > John Farris, b. Apr.23,1815, in Kentucky, died 12/8/1876, in Mo. He > married Rebecca > Dickson 7/4/1840, who was born in Pa. > > Children: Born State Spouse > 1. Catherine M. 1842 Indiana Taylor > 2. Tabitha Jane 1844 Missouri Wright > 3. Mary E. 1846 " Will Starr > 4. Sarah Ellen 1848 " Marion Bayless > 5. Elvira Frances 1850 " > 6. WILLIAM ZACHARIAH 1853 Schuyler Co.Missouri (my ancestor) > m.Nancy Louisa Bunnel\Jo Ann Chapman > 7. Martha 1859 Missouri Hinton > > I do not know when he got to Kentucky, his parents or siblings, why he > moved to Indiana or to Missouri. He was a farmer in Mo.where Wm > Zachariah continued to live in Randolph County. I was born in Monroe Co. > lived most of my 53 years of married life in Saline County. Have been in > Florida for the last 10 years. > > EMail Address: Elliedu@Juno.com > SMail " : Eleanor DuBois > 1700 6th St. NW, Apt. B-3 > Winter Haven, Fl. 33881 > > Thank you in advance for any help you may be able to give me. > > Eleanor > > ___________________________________________________________________ > 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/getjuno.html > or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] > > ==== FARRIS Mailing List ==== > Your Support Keeps RootsWeb Free! > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

I know that most don't like my subject line, but I hope will still look to see what I am going to post. :) I am going to post what I know (what I've got documents for) & then what I don't have proof for. I have met a lot of new cousin's thru here, hopefully I can find more. this is a excellent list. :) Samuel Phariss (my dbl. great grandpa) b. Jan. 2, 1824 Tn. d. June 6, 1899 Chouteau, Okla. buried Chelsea. (have a pic' of the headstone) m. Martha Malinda Adams Feb. 28, 1838 Tn. d. Sept. 26, 1918 Chouteau, Okla. buried Chelsea, Okla. (Have a pic' of the headstone) Children: James Adams Phariss b. 1857 d. ? Geo W. Phariss b. Dec. 29, 1859 d. 1868 John R. Phariss Oct. 21, 1861 d. 1868 Jesse Newton "Newt" Phariss b. Apt. 1 1864 d. Oct. 18, 1884 m. Rosa M. (B.) Rodden William T. Phariss b. July 26, 1866 d. Apr. 17, 1900 buried Chelsea, Okla (Have a picture of the Headstone) Mira P. Phariss b. dec. 1869 d. 1872 Farley P. Phariss b. May 11, 1873 d. 1877 Martha Jane "Mattie" Phariss b. Apr. 5, 1883 Prarie Grove, Ark. d. Mar. 9, 1972 Chelsea, Okla. buried Chelsea, Okla. m. July 23, 1899 to James Jefferson Johnson (my great grandparents) Mary E. Phariss b. Nov. 7, 1885 Prarie Grove, Ark. d. ? m. W.T. Scotten Samuel Franklin Phariss b. 1877-8 Mo. ok. Now for the rest of it. I also have children for some of the above if interested. Parents for Samuel Phariss 1824 are: John Phariss b. Sept. 8, 1895 Tn. d. 1892? m. Mar. 30, 1818? Tn. to Polly/Mary Brady Grandparents for Samuel : Robert Phariss b. June 1, 1773 Tn. d. June 26, 1857 m. Nancy Dyer (1791-1820) Great Grandparents for Samuel Phariss 1824 are: Samuel Phariss b. Feb. 3 1741-2 Va. d. Dec. 9 1836 Tn. m. Elizabeth ? in 1760 Va.? Now, I don't have anything to document that last little section. But if anyone else can show a connection to some part of my Phariss Clan then we can swap info. & fill in the gaps for each other. Sorry it was so long. Alli

All these repeating first names are terribly suggestive, aren't they? And at the same time, frustrating! Several William's, all born in the same rough time span such that they could be neither father-son, and what parent would give his children the same first name? Same thing with John's, James', Samuel's, and often the girls too! My grandparents (SAMUEL & SUSIE) named their daughter Susie, one of his aunts was a Rebecca as was his grandmother, and one of his great aunts was a Jane as was his great-grandmother. Well, there is too much date discrepency for this Samuel, Jane, James, etc. to be in my direct line, and I have original source data indicating my line left SC about 1822 for GA. Certain traits are passed on in families, however--are you familiar with Bowen theory on family systems, or the work of Friedman? The repetition of certain names, and of many of the same names, is suggestive of a close connection and an influential tradition-maker, whether these folk were originally kin (biologically) or as in a close knit clan. Also, I know virtually nothing of descendents of my g-g-g-gf's eldest son WILLIAM the Younger (except that he went to TN) or other possible male issue, much less any brothers of WILLIAM the Elder. Keeps us thinking, doesn't it? John Fariss -----Original Message----- From: OneWayJim@aol.com [SMTP:OneWayJim@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, January 30, 1999 12:07 PM To: FARRIS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [FARRIS-L] Fariss family--SAMUEL and MARY JANE I am interested in the following: << Prior to GA, they lived in the Pendleton District of SC. Secondary sources name wife as "MARY," possibly "MARY JANE MONTGOMERY." Their youngest son was SAMUEL, 1797-1862, from whom I am descended. Secondary sources name WILLIAM JR as the oldest son, and that sometime after 1800 he moved to middle Tennessee, somewhere near Tullahoma. Sound familiar to anyone? John Fariss >> I received this in the past (probably from Wanda) and was wondering if there might be any connections. I noticed the dates don't fit too good, but the Mary Jane caught my eye. In a book on the 1850 York Co. census there is listed a James D. FARIS age 3. The census is as follows (all born in York Dist) Samuel FARIS 31 M Farmer $1600 b. York Dist Mary J. 25 F " Jesse A. 5 M " James D. 3 M " Margaret E 1 F " William MERRITT 17 M " My main interest is the son of Samuel, James D. age 3. My ggrandpa James Daniel FAIRES (also found as FARIS and FARRIS) was born in Fort Mill, SC. I am trying to find more info on him, ie. parents, siblings, uncles, etc. Here is some of his info. Can anyone help (especially you other folks with York, South Carolina roots)? Jim FAIRES Bossier City, Louisiana James (J.D.) FARIS on his Civil War military record. J. D. FARRIS on his and his wife's pensions and his death certificate. James Daniel FAIRES in a cousin's old family Bible. James D. FAIRES on his headstone. b. Nov. 11, 1846 near Fort Mill, SC in York County d. June 5, 1914 in Nacogdoches, Texas (Buried in Christian Cemetery) Married Martha Jane CAMPBELL in York Co., SC February 11, 1869 Martha Jane CAMPBELL b. ?ca 1851? near Fort Mill, SC in York County d. March 30, 1920 (Probably in Texas) ----------------------------------------- They may have lived in Mecklenburg Co. NC near Wales and all the children, except Ann were supposed to have been born in NC. (Info from family Bible and my dad.) Came to Palestine, TX (Anderson Co.) apprx. 1896-1898 (According to pension). Came to Nacogdoches, TX apprx. 1903-1905 (Pension). James Daniel FAIRES and Martha Jane CAMPBELL had the following children: Fred Wilard FAIRES b. June 8, 1879 NC d. Dec. 4, 1939 TX Baxter Wilson FAIRES b. Dec. 10, 1889 NC d. March 18, 1956 TX Lillie Pearl FAIRES b. Mecklenburg Co. near Wales, NC Ben A. FAIRES b. NC Ernest FAIRES b. NC Ann FAIRES b. TX ==== FARRIS Mailing List ==== Your Support Keeps RootsWeb Free! http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

Betsy Faris asked me to pass this along to the group.......... Husband: Alexander (James Farres) Faires, Sr. Born: @ 1698 in Ireland. Died: 1785 in New Castle County, Delaware. Spouse: Unknown. Children: 1. Jennet Faires. Spouse: Unknown McMurphey. 2. Samuel Faires. 3. William Faires. Spouse: Unknown that we know about. They have one son named Alexander. 4. John Faires. Spouse: Unknown. B. @ 1720 in Antrim County, Ireland. John has five children that we know about. 5. Richard Faires. B. January 9, 1722\23 In Antrim County, Ireland. D. April 2, 1819 in Lauderdale County, Alabama. Buried: Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery. Never married. Richard was a preacher. 6. James Faires. B. Before 1726 in Antrim County, Ireland. D. January 5, 1802 in York County, South Carolina. Buried: York County, South Carolina. Spouse: Jean Adair. Died November 5, 1807 in York County, South Carolina. Buried: York County, South Carolina. They have ten children. 7. Robert Faires. B. @ 1734 in Antrim County, Ireland. Spouse: Unknown. Robert has some children. One is named Robert Faires. 8. Alexander Faires, Jr. B. @ 1740 in Antrim County, Ireland. D. June 6, 1824 in York County, South Carolina. Buried: Old Unity, Ft. Mill, York County, South Carolina. Spouse: Jennie T. (Jennett) James. Married: September 5, 1765 in Immaneul Church, New Castle County, Delaware. B. 1747. D. February 6, 1827 in York County, South Carolina. Buried: Old Unity, Ft. Mill, York County, South Carolina. They have eleven children.

Hello, I was looking through my local library CINCH services and I found several books with the name FARRIS and other variations of, there were 74 books with this name in it some of these books are: Halloways of the south History of the decendants of Jersey settlers.... LLoyd Family of Putnam County, Missori and several others does any one have copies of these books or other books with FARRIS name in them? If so can someone tell me what is in them about FARRIS. I do plan on going to the library so I will look at these books and gather as much info as I can but before I do I was just wandering if it would be it!! Please let me know anything! Thanks Crystal http://www.goplay.com http://www.angelfire.com/oh2/cfarris +--------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | The coolest site for free home pages, email, chat, e-cards, movie info.. | | http://www.goplay.com - it's time to Go Play! | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------+