I received your letter and hope to learn more about the Fay Organization My info. comes from my Great-grandmother Rosabelle Fay <born Jul.1851 at Switzerland Co. Ind.> married George Washington Lacy; her parents were Levi Fay <born 1824> in Penn.married; Sarah Ann Merrill in Vevay, Switzerland Co, Ind. Research shows Levi's parents :Joseph Fay <born abt 1780/90> mother, Martha? If this helps anyone great! Hopefully I can find more info. on this family as I am at dead-end at the present time. Margaret Pincock <mpincock@casagrande.com>

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Dear Cherryl, I hope this is your Francis Ball Fay. Here is what I have from Orlin P. Fay, Ahnentafal of OPF # 118: [1] Francis FAY 4 (OPF, 1898: 229-230; 237) [2] Aaron FAY 3 (OPF # 10)(OPF, 1898: 229-230) [3] Eunice BRADISH Fay (OPF # 10-W2) (OPF, 1898: 229-230) [4] David FAY Sr. 2 (OPF # 7)(OPF, 1898: 19; 227) [5] Sarah LASKIN Fay (OPF # 7-W1)(OPF, 1898: 227) [8] John FAY Sr/1 (OPF #1)(OPF, 1898L 13-15;16;19) [9] Mary BRIGHAM Fay (OPF #1-W1)(OPF, 1898: 14-15; 16; 19)(WITB #3)(WITB, 1907: 63-64) [10] John LASKIN (OPF, 1898: 227) [11] Joanna HALE Laskin (OPF, 1898: 227) [18] Thomas BRIGHAM Sr.(OPF, 1898: 14-15; 19)(WITB #1)(WITB, 1907: 33-59) [19] Mercy HURD BRIGHAM-Rice-Hunt (WITB # 1-W1)(WITB, 1907: 33; 51-54)(OPF, 1898: 14-15; 19) [Note Hyphenated names reflect the order of marriage and capitalized name reflects the spouse closes to the person being charted] (OPF # 118) Francis [Fay 4], b. Southboro, [MA] Oct. 13, 1760, d. Nov. 27, 1830, m. Feb. 22, 1781, Visa Ball, dau. of Jonas & Mollie Ball, res. S.[outhboro, Ma] 7 chil. 1. Sally [(Fay) Newton 5], b. Feb. 22, 1782, m. Jan. 11, 1799, Stephen Newton of S.[outhboro, MA] 2. Dexter [Fay 5], b. June 16, 1784, (420) SK. 3. Stillman [Fay 5], b. July 16, 1786, d. Young [+] 4. Jonas [Fay 5], b. Oct. 20, 1789, d. young [+] 5. Francis Ball [Fay 5], b. June 12, 1796 (423) Sk. 6. Russell [Fay 5], b. Oct. 12, 1796., d. young [+] 7. Sullivan [Fay 5], b. Mar. 12, 1799 (425) Sk. (OPF, 1898: 237) [Note Visa Ball may be Louvisa, Luvisa, or Lovisa Ball.] (OPF # 423) FRANCIS BALL [Fay Jr. 5], b. Southboro [MA], June 12, 1793, d. Oct. 6, 1876, m. Nov. 10, 1819, Nancy Brigham, dau. of Edmund & Bulah (Hawes?) B.[righam], b. May 10, 1796. res. Chelsea. 4 chil. 1. Franklin Brigham [Fay 5], b. Jan. 24, 1821 Sk. (1397) 2. Norman Warren [Fay 5], b. Apr. 23, 1825, d. S.[outhboro, MA] Apr. 23, 1826. 3. Henry Gregg [Fay ], b. Apr. 25, (1399) Eugene Francis [Fay 5], b. Mar. 10, 1840, m. may 28, 1872, Elizabeth H. Robbins of Walpole, Mass. (Fay, Orlin P. (1898); 292) 345 Nancy [(BRIGHAM) Fay]6, daughter of Edward 5 and Beulah (Hawes) Brigham; born in Petersham, Mass., 10 May, 1796; died in Lancaster, Mass. 29 May, 1883; married 10, Nov. 1819, Hon. Francis B. [Fay], son of Francis Fay; born in Southboro, Mass., 12 June, 1793; died in Chelsea Mass., 6 Oct., 1876. Mr. Fay removed from Southboro to Boston and thence to Chelsea about 1809, and became the first mayor of Chelsea when it was incorporated as a city. Children (Fay): i. Hon. Franklin Brigham [Fay] 7, b. in Southboro [MA], 24 Jan. 1821; d. in Chelsea [MA] 20 mar. 1904; m. (1) Rebecca [Bridges], daughter of Judge William Bridges; m. (2) Mrs. Lucy P. Atwood. Mr. Fay was in the Legislature as Representative in 1857, and Senator in 1867. Became Mayor of Chelsea in 1861, and served also in [18]'62 and '63. During the [Civi] war, he spent nearly all the time at the front aiding sick and wounded soldiers, and was known as the "war mayor'; was a delegate to the Convention which renominated Lincoln, and a Mass. elector in 1868. In 1880 was appointed general agent and secretary for the S.P.C.C., having previously been connected with the S.p.C.A. it would be impossible in a few words to state the invaluable service that he gave to the work of this society, but it will no be forgotten for a long time to come. His public service were numerous and varied, and he always gave of his best whenever called upon Ch: 1. Harry F. [Fay 8], res. Brooklin [MA] 2. Sibylk [(fay) Clark], m. James W. Clark; res. N.Y. City ii Norman Warren [Fay], b. 23, Feb. 1825; d. 23 April 1826 iii Henry Gregg [Fay], b. 25, April 1831; m. Clara Pearce; res. Chestnut Hill, Boston Ch.: 1. Alice [Fay ]9 2. George F. [Fay] of Seattle Wash. iv Eugene Francis [Fay], b. 10 Mar. 1840; m. Elizabeth Robbins of Walpole, Mass res. s. p. Boston. [Brigham, W.I. Tyler. The History of the BRIGHAM Family: A Record of Several Thousand Descendants of Thomas Brigham The Emigrant , 1603-1653. New York: The Grafton Press; 1907: 298) [Note generational numbers in the Brigham Family book start with Thomas Brigham Sr.(1603-1653) and are one number greater than those in the Orlin P. Fay book, which starts with John Fay Sr.#1) Francis Ball Fay 5 was known as Col. Fay. He as a 2 and a half page sketch in Orlin P. Fay's book (1898: 293-296) Sincerely, Mary (Fay) Nelson 9

The following article was recently forwarded by Cathy Kubly for posting here. ************************************************************************* From: CKubly9527@aol.com Subject: Jonas FAY Bio Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 03:44:28 EDT 20th Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans: Vol IV Jonas FAY, patriot, was born at Hardwick, MA, 28 January 1737; son of Stephen and Ruth (CHILD) FAY; grandson of John and Elizabeth (WELLINGTON) FAY, and great-grandson of John and Mary (BRIGHAM) FAY, who came from Wales to Boston, arriving on the Speedwell, 27 June 1656. The FAYs were of French origin, having fled to Wales during the Huguenot persecution. Jonas served in 1756 in the French war as clerk in Capt. Samuel Robinson's company of Massachusetts troops at Fort Edward and Lake George. He afterward studied medicine and in 1766 was among the early settlers of Bennington, VT, where he practiced his profession. In 1772 he was appointed a delegate from Bannington and neighboring towns to appear before Gov. William Tryon of New York and urge him to discontinue his violent proceedings against the Vermont settlers. In March 1774, he was clerk of the convention of settlers which drew up resolutions to defend their cause and their leaders by force, Allen, Warner and others having been threatened by the New York assembly with outlawry and death. In 1775 he accompanied Ethan Allen's expedition to Ticonderoga as surgeon. In January, 1776, he was clerk to the convention at Dorset and drew up the petition to congress to be allowed to serve the patriot cause independent of New York. He was secretary of the convention of July, 1777, that framed the constitution of Vermont and during the summer of that year was a member of the council of safety. Between 1777 and 1782 he was four times an agent of the state to the continental congress. He was a member of the governor's council, 1778-85; judge of the supreme court in 1782, and judge of probate, 1782-87. He then returned to the practice of medicine at Bennington, removing to Charlotte in 1800, to Pawlet a few years later and finally returning to Bennington. He was twice married: first, 1 May 1760, to Sarah [FASSETT], daughter of Capt. John FASSETT, and secondly, 20 November 1777, to Mrs. Lydia SAFFORD. He was joint author with Ethan Allen of A Concise Refutation of the Claims of New Hampshire, Massachusetts and New York to the Territory of Vermont (1780). He died at Bennington, Vt, 6 March 1818. ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Dear Folks, Does anyone have any information on Argo-FAY, Illinois? I stopped by this hamlet in June 1999, but I was not able to find out how it got that name. Thanks, Mary (FAY) Nelson 9 >Resent-Date: Mon, 15 May 2000 15:46:19 -0700 (PDT) >X-Original-Sender: iceman70@hal-pc.org Mon May 15 15:46:16 2000 >From: "iceman70" <iceman70@hal-pc.org> >Old-To: <COOK-CO-IL-L@rootsweb.com> >Subject: Argo, Illinois >Date: Mon, 15 May 2000 17:47:00 -0500 >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2615.200 >To: COOK-CO-IL-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-From: COOK-CO-IL-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <COOK-CO-IL-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/17197 >X-Loop: COOK-CO-IL-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-Sender: COOK-CO-IL-L-request@rootsweb.com > >I recently found out that my grandmother was born in Illinois. On my >father's birth certificate (1920) it says she was born in "Argo, >Illinois". The only Argo I could find on the map was Argo Fay Station >until yesterday when I used this name place finder website >http://www.mit.edu:8001/geo When I type in the name Argo, it comes >back with "Summit - Argo" located in Cook County. When I looked on the >map, I saw it was listed as "Summit" only. Does anyone on this list know >if Argo was a previous name? >Rhonda > > >==== COOK-CO-IL Mailing List ==== >IMPORTANT! This list is archived at the new threaded archives at: >http://archiver.rootsweb.com/. Do not post anything that you do not want >the world to see. Posts are >NOT removable from the archives.

Dear Folks, I think that Elijah Fay 5 [OPF # 69], his wife Martha W.[alker] KNIGHT Fay, and his son Elbridge Elijah Fay 6 [OPF # 888], and his wife Mary Eleanor GOBLE Fay and their oldest child Clara Eleanor FAY [OPF # 888-1] are listed in the Kane County IL Census of 1860. Two "Laborer on Farm" are also listed in this Census: George Perkins, age 20, b. IL and Frederick Goble, age 14, b. Indiana. It is likely that Frederick was related to Elbridge Elijah Fay's wife, Mary Eleanor GOBLE Fay, age 26, b. Indiana, (ca 1833/34). This information comes from Dolores Haller's transcription of the 1860 Kane County Illinois Census. transcribed in May 1984). Sincerely, Mary (FAY) Nelson 9

The following posting was provided by Cathy Kubly at ckubly9527@hotmail.com for posting here. ************************************************************************----Original Message Follows---- From: CKubly9527@aol.com Subject: Henry Harrison FAY Bio Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 03:47:07 EDT 20th Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans: Vol IV p 57-58 Henry Harrison FAY, educator, was born in New Paltz, Ulster County, NY, 5 Apr 1835; son of Rev. Dr. Eliphaz & Mary Helen (LEE) Fay, and a descendant on the paternal side from Samuel MORSE, who came from England to New England in 1635, and on the maternal side from [p 58] John LEE, who came from Essex county, England, in 1634. His father, Eliphaz FAY, was president of Watervilla College, afterward Colby University, 1841-44. Henry was an honorary graduate from the University of Rochester in 1857, and received the degree of A.M. [M. A.] from that institution in 1859. He took up his residence in Newport in 1854, and there established his school for boys, which became one of the most prominent college preparatory schools in America. During the period of the civil war, aside from his regular school duties, he prepared a large number of young men to enter the US naval academy. His success was so marked that the Secretary of the Navy made a personal recognition of the fact. The school continued under his management until he retired in 1875. He was a delegate to the Republican national conventions at Baltimore, in 1864, and Philadelphia in 1872. He was appointed by President Grant a member of the board of visitors to the US military academy in 1875. He was one of the original members of the board of state charities and correction; a member of the Rhode Island general assembly, 1875-80; lieutenant-governor of the state, 1880-84; again a member of the general assembly, 1884-85, and in that body was the chairman of the committee on education, and a member of the finance committee. He was a member of the school board; superintendent of the public schools of Newport; a director in the Redwood library, 1874-97, and vice president of the library, 1885-97. He was postmaster of Newport, 1889-93, and a director of the First National bank for twenty years. He was a frequent contributor to the press on educational, literary and political subjects. He was married in 1864, to Ida [GARLAND], daughter of William and Mary Alexandria (JONES) GARLAND of Baltimore MD. He died in Newport, RI, 8 September 1897. ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Cathy Kubly provided the following bio for posting here. Contact her at ckubly9527@aol.com for furhter info if any. ******************************************** ----Original Message Follows---- From: CKubly9527@aol.com Subject: Theodore Sedgwick FAY Bio Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 03:43:20 EDT 20th Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans: Vol IV p 59 Theodore Sedgwick FAY, author, was born in New York City, 10 February 1807. He attended the public schools and studied law. In 1828 he became associate editor of the New York Mirror, under the joint control of himself, George P. MORRIS and Nathaniel P. WILLIS, his principal contributions to the paper afterward being a series of letters written while travelling in Europe, 1831-41. He was secretary of the American legation at London, England, 1836, at St. Petersburg, Russia, 1837-41, at Berlin, 1841-53, and minister-resident at Berne, Switzerland, 1853-61, after which he removed to Berlin where he lived in retirement until his death. In addition to a series of essays on Shakespeare, he published: Dreams and Reveries of a Quiet Man (1832); The Minnte-Book (1833); Norman Leslie (1835); Sydney Clfton (1839); Countess Ida (1840); Hoboken, a Romance (1843); Robert Rueful (1844); Ulric, or the Voices, a volume of poems (1851); Views of Christianity (1856); History of Switzerland (1860);[p.59] Die Sklavenmacht (1865); Great Outlines of Geography (1867); First Steps in Geography (1873); and The Three Germanys (1889). He died in Berlin, Germany, 24 November 1898. ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Morning all, I'm sending this out in an attempt to get email addys back, as well as to let everyone know why I've not answered any queries of late. My system had a major crash, a week or so ago, and in the rebuilding process I lost all my saved email and email addresses. There is more than one person who I'd not yet answered back. So, if anyone has sent me any queries or has emailed me in the past, I ask that you please resend your query or email addy. Robert FAY: Can you resend everything that's been said in regards to the Kenosha FAY connection to the lines I'm researching? Thanx in advance, Jim SHREVE Sr.

Seeking any other children of Benjamin and Martha (MILES) FAY. I have two children for them as follows: Elizabeth b. 9 Dec 1740 Benjamin b. 11 Nov 1744 Thanks, Cherryl

Francis Ball FAY, was the son of Francis & Lovisa (BALL) FAY. Does anyone have information on his parents? I have both families in my file but have yet to connect them to my lines. Thanks, Cherryl

Provided by Cathy Kubly for posting .Please contact her at ckubly9527@aol.com for further information if any. Bob Fay **************************************************************** From: CKubly9527@aol.com Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 02:23:40 EDT = = = Obituary: John FAY Source: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - 9 Jan 2000 January 6, 2000, age 80 years. Beloved husband of Doris (nee Sell) for 58 years. Loving father of Kathy (Bob) Wanek, Tom (Sue), Bonnie (Bill) Menzel. Devoted grandpa of Richard (fiance Kim), Angela (Rob), Jason (Cindy), Patrick, Bill (Lisa) and Cindy (Mike). Special great- grandpa to Joshua, James, Samantha, Jacob, Zachary, Billy, Brandyn, Alexis, Zachary and Bailey. Brother of LaVerne Koch and Dorothry Burk. Also other relatives and friends. Funeral service Monday, January 10 at the Funeral Home 7:00PM. Instate 5:00 PM unitil time of service. Priveate interment. John was a WWII Navy Veteran and Retiree of the Heil Company. `We love you and will miss you.` SCHMIDT & BARTELT 5050 W. Vliet St Milwaukee ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Provided by cathy Kubly for posting. Please contact her at ckubly9527@aol.com for further information, if any. Bob Fay ******************************* ----Original Message Follows---- From: CKubly9527@aol.com Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 02:20:47 EDT = = = Obit of Robert J. Fay of Waukesha Source: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - 8 Nov 1999, p 4 Obituary: Services will be today for Robert J. Fay, 72, of Waukesha, who died Thursday at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. He had served in the U.S. Navy as a pharmacist mate third class and owned Fay Insurance Agency in Waukesha. He graduated from St. Joseph's Grade School in Waukesha, was a graduate of Waukesha High School, where he played on the Blackshirts' 1944 championship basketball team, and attended Marquette University. He was a former member of the Waukesha Noon Lions Club, Council 1825 Knights of Columbus and American Legion Post 8, all in Waukesha. Survivors include three sons, Michael (Mary) of Hibbing, Minn., Robert (Georgia) of Two Rivers and Thomas of Waukesha; a daughter, Mary Jo (William) Boone of Bloomington, Ind.; a brother, Paul (Mary) of Waukesha; and six grandchildren. Visitation will be today from 9 a.m. until the services at 11 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church, 225 S. Hartwell Ave., Waukesha. Father Michael Newman will officiate. Burial will be at St. Joseph's Cemetery and Mausoleum, S22-W22890 E. Broadway, Town of Waukesha. The Randle-Dable Funeral Home, 1110 S. Grand Ave., Waukesha, is handling the arrangements. ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

In response to inquiries on the location of the searchable archives of this mail list please go to: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=FAY-L This address is also on the links page of the website. There is a great deal of useful information in the archives. Bob Fay ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Forwarded to the Fay list for publication by Cathy Kubly. Please direct any inquiries to her at ckubly9527@aol.com ************************************************************************ ----Original Message Follows---- From: CKubly9527@aol.com Subject: Francis Ball FAY Bio Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 03:42:14 EDT 20th Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans: Vol IV Francis Ball FAY, representative, was born in Southborough, MA, 12 June 1793. He was a market man in Boston, 1812-17, and a merchant in Southborough, 1817-31. He served as postmaster and town treasurer of Southborough, 1817-21; was deputy sheriff of Worcester county, 1824-30; was a state representative, 1830-31, 1834-36 and 1840, and a state senator, 1843-45 and 1868. In 1831 he removed to Chelsea, where he bought the first ferry boats running between that place and Boston. In 1852 he was elected a Whig representative in the 32d congress to fill a vacancy, serving till 3 March 1853. He was the first mayor of Chelsea in 1857, declining re-election. In 1851 he endowed the FAY free library at Southborough, MA, later was one of the founders of the State industrial school for girls at Lancaster, MA, and was connected with the latter institution as commissioner, trustee and treasurer, 1854-64. In 1858 he removed to South Lancaster, MA, where he died 6 October 1876. ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Supplied by Cathy Kubly for publication here. Please respond to her with any questions at ckubly9527@aol.com ************************************************************************* ----Original Message Follows---- From: CKubly9527@aol.com Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 03:29:29 EDT Some misc. Harrison FAY marriages: Harrison S. FAY married Lucinda ALLEN on 19 Jul 1845 in Saint Joseph Co, Indiana (Source: Dodd, Jordan R, et. al. Early American Marriages: Indiana to 1850.) ==== Harrison Otis FAY of Boston mar. Martha E. BRIGHAM in Westborough 12 Jan 1833 (Source: American Antiquarian Society. Index to Marriages in MA Centinel and Columbian Centinel, 1784-1840, Vol. 1 A-D. Boston: G.K. Hall, 1961.) ===== Henry Harrison FAY mar. Ida GARLAND (d/o William Garland & Mary Alexander Jones) 6 Apr 1864 in Boston, MA (Source: submission to ancestry.com) ======== ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi everyone, One of the recent postings cited a large number of land records. I don't know exactly where those citations came from, but do know that the Bureau of Land Management has an extremely useful site at: http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ This is an index of all eastern land grants by the government. You can search it by surname and several other ways. Amazingly, you can actually bring up an image of the original signed land grant and print it out if you like. Use the "small gif" button. The actual image of the document in many cases has much more complete information, including co-owners if any, and full correct legal description. Most go by the federal township numbering system so they should list state, township number like "township three north", range number like "range four east of the fourth principle meridian", the section numer (1-36) the legal description of the fraction of the section, like "north 1/2 southwest quarter" Theres 640 acres in a section so you can figure it from that if it doesn't state the acreage explicitly. There are many Fay land grants listed at this site. For an interesting example try running a search for Harrison Fay or his wife Isabella in All of the states. Bob Fay ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Morning all, I was doing more research into the FAY's line here in Cleveland, Ohio tonight. As there were quite a few FAY's in the census index, I restricted my search to just the known names, I wanted further info on, and those in Cuyahoga County. All this info is from the 1850 census: Parma Township 1543 1673 Benajah FAY 70 M 6000 Mass. Rhoda 72 F Canada Jeremiah 28 M New York Eliza 17 F Ohio Lavina 11 F Mass NOTE: Benajah FAY is OPF 95, though Jeremiah, by all other records was born in Parma, Ohio. This does easily show that Benajah FAY had children by his second wife, Rhoda EDWARDS. By my math Eliza was born 1 year after they were married. I am not sure as to the age of Lavina. is correct. What year did Lovinah, sister of Benejah FAY come to Ohio? I've not yet uncovered that information in my research. Perhaps the entire family went ot Mass. to get Lovinah and bring her here, in which case the state of birth for the youngest child would be okay. Brooklyn Township 1094 1210 Eli FAY 22 M Blacksmith 400 Ohio Lois 42 F 400 Mass Amos 20 M Farmer 400 Ohio Henry 18 M Farmer 400 Ohio Lovell B 2 M Ohio Lovina 76?F Ohio NOTE: Benejah F FAY (OPF 95) had a son named Benajah FAY Jr, whom married Lois HODGMAN. Benejah FAY Jr. died in 1849, one year before this census was taken. This family above is his. It's possible that the Lovina in this family in Benejah FAY Sr. sister. I cannot say for sure for two reasons. Lovina was not born in Ohio, and the age was somewhat illegible. It's either 16 or 76. If the age is 76, I'd bank on her being the sister of Benejah FAY Sr. So I'm not sure as to how she exactly fits into the family. I noticed she is listed as the last member of the household, for whatever reason. Brooklyn Township 1056 1168 Asa FAY 49 M Farmer Mass Florilla 35 F Conn Louis 18 M Laborer Ohio Roxanna 17 F Ohio James 15 M Ohio Franklin 13 M Ohio Martin 11 M Ohio Harriet 8 F Michigan Asa 6 M Ohio Sophronia 3 F Ohio Charles 11/12 M Ohio NOTE: Asa FAY is a son of Benejah FAY Sr (OPF 95). He was married to Florilla BRAINARD., and reportedly (from Ginger) traveled out west and returned to Ohio for unknown reasons. I've not seen any proof of this of yet. I am aware of some FAY's from the line who did travel to Wisconsin, as well as Michigan. Enjoy, Jim SHREVE Sr.

Hello all, Just to let ya know I have to unsub for a time. Going to visit my parents and I don't know how long I'll be. Keep searching. Patti

Reposted to the Fay list with the permission of the author. Bob Fay ************************************************************************ ----Original Message Follows---- From: "Sally" <sallyt@mw.sisna.com> Reply-To: GenWisconsin-L@rootsweb.com To: GenWisconsin-L@rootsweb.com Subject: {not a subscriber} [GenWisconsin] regarding Fays in Wisconsin Date: Mon, 1 May 2000 08:24:00 -0700 Aaron D Fay resided in Wis. 1890 in Wis Veterans Schedule Aaron Fay buying land in Wisconsin Albert Fay 1860 Wisconsin Census Almaron Fay 1860 Wisconsin Census Alvah Fay 1860 Wisconsin Census Amelia Fay 1860 Wis Census Andrew Fay 1860 Wis Census Anna Fay 1850 Wis Census Benjamin Fay 1860 Wis Census Benjamin F. Fay buying land in Wisconsin Bridget Fay in 1860 Wis Census Brigget Fay in 1890 Wis Census (Veterans Schedule) C G Fay in 1860 Wis Census C S Fay in 1860 Wis Census Charles Fay in 1860 Wis Census Charles Fay in 1890 Wis Census Clinton B Fay purchased land in Wisconsin David Fay in 1860 Wis Census Dominick Fay in 1860 Wis Census Draper Fay in 1840 Wis Census Edward P Fay bought land in Wisconsin Electra Fay in 1850 Wis Census Elijah Fay purchase land in Wisconsin Elijah Fay in 1840 Wis Census Emily Fay in 1860 Wis Census Eunice D Fay in 1860 Wis Census F fay in 1860 Wis Census George Fay in 1860 Wis Census George P Fay in 1860 Wis Census George W Fay purchased land in Wis. George W Fay in 1850 Wis Census George W Fay in 1860 Wis Census George W Fay in 1890 Wis Census (VEterans Schedule) Harrison K Fay purchased land in Wis. Harrison Kellog Fay b. Sept 10, 1808 in Massachusettes died 1850 in Wis Married to Isabella Kingston Dec 11, 1832 in Wis. Julia Ann Fay born to Harrison & Isabella on Sept 29, 1846 in Mosinee, Wis. Maria Clarissa Fay born Aug 25, 1836 in Racine, Wis. to Harrison & Isabella Lamira Verona Fay born Jan 10, 1844 in Plattville, Wis to Harrison Kellog Fay and Isabella Harrison K Fay in 1850 Wis Census Hiram Fay purchased land in Wis Hiram W Fay in 1860 Wis Census Horace Fay in 1850 Wis Census Horace H. Fay in 1860 Wis Census Howes Fay in 1890 Wis Census(Veterans Schedule) Isabella Fay purchased land in Wis Isabella Fay in 1860 Wis Census James Fay purchased land in Wis. James Fay in 1860 Wis Census Joel H Fay purchased land in Wis John Fay purchase land in Wis John Fay in 1850 Wis Census John Fay in 1860 Wis Census John Fay in 1890 Wis Census John C Fay purchased land in Wis John N Fay in 1860 Wis Census John W Fay in 1850 Wis Census Joseph Fay purchased land in Wis Joseph Fay in 1850 Wis Census Joseph Fay in 1860 Wis Census Julia A Fay purchased land in Wis Kate Fay in 1860 Wis Census Lambert Fay in 1850 Wis Census Leonard Fay in 1860 Wis Census Lowell Fay purchased land in Wis Lucius M Fay purchased land in Wisconsin Lyman Fay in 1890 Veterans Schedule Wis Lyman J Fay in 1850 Wis Census Lyman Fay in 1860 Wis Census Lyman J Fay in 1860 Wis Census Margaret Fay in 1860 Wis Census Mary Fay in 1860 Wis Census Mary A Fay in 1860 Wis Census Michael Fay purchased land in Wis Michael Fay in 1850 Wis Census Michael Fay in 1860 Wis Census Minerva J Fay in 1860 Wis Census Newton B Fay in 1860 Wis Census Orsamus Fay in 1850 Wis Census Owen Fay purchased land in Wis Owen Fay in 1850 Wis Census Patrick Fay in 1850 Wis Census Patrick Fay in 1860 Wis Census Peter Fay purchased land in Wis Peter Fay in 1850 Wis Census Peter Fay in 1860 Wis Census Phillip Fay in 1860 Wis Census Phiillip Fay in 1850 Wis Census Renel F Fay in 1860 Wis Census Rosa Fay in 1860 Wis Census Rose Fay in 1850 Wis Census S J Fay in 1860 Wis Census Sewell Fay in 1860 Wis Census Simeon D Fay in 1860 Wis Census Simeon D Fay in 1890 Wis Veterans Schedule sylvenus Fay in 1860 Wis Census Theodore Fay purchased land in wis thomas Fay in 1860 Wis Census Truman Fay in 1860 Wis Census Truman M Fay in 1850 Wis Census Truman M Fay purchasing land in Wis Truman S Fay in 1890 VEterans Schedule Wis Unis Fay in 1850 Wis Census Uris Fay in 1860 Wis Census W B Fay in 1850 Wis Census W T Fay bought land in Wis Waterman B Fay in 1860 Wis Census Wesley C Fay in 1860 Wis Census William Fay purchased land in Wis William Fay in 1850 Wis Census William Fay in 1860 Wis Census William A Fay purchased land in Wis William N Fay purchased land in Wis Winfield T Fay in 1890 Wis Veterans Schedule Please contact me if you think that Harrison K Fay and Isabella Kingston are who you are looking for. I have further info on them. Sally ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com