An accurate copy of this interesting paper, as written by Washington, will be found on the following pages, being here published in complete form, it is believed, for the first time. Copy of Paper in Washington's Handwriting, Now in the Library of Congress First Page Vestry Chosen for Truro Parish 25th March 1765 Vestry Chosen for Fairfax Parish, 28th March, 1765 With the Number of Votes to Each with the Number of Votes to each Mr. Edward Payne 234 Colo. John West 340 Colo. George Mason 210 Mr. Charles Alexander 309 Captn. Daniel McCarty 181 Mr. William Payne 304 Mr. Thomas Withers Coffer 174 Captn. John Dalton 281 Mr. William Gardner 169,td>C. Geo. Washington 274 Colo. George Wm. Fairfax 161 Majr. Chs. Broadwater 260 Mr. Alexr. Henderson 158 Captn. George Johnston 254 Captn. Lewis Ellzey 152 Mr. Townsend Dale 252 Mr. Thomison Ellzey 151 Mr. Richard Sanford 247 Mr. Thomas Ford 151 Mr. Willm. Adams 244 Mr. John Ford 141 There is a lot more to this site..... http://www.ls.net/~newriver/va/truro1.htm

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/REX.2ACIB/3812 Message Board Post: Arkwright-Leona N. Ford, 84, a resident of Johnson Rest Home, Arkwright, the past 3 years, died early today (Jan. 15, 1986) in the rest home. She was born Mar. 20, 1901, in the town of Ellery, a daughter of Conrad & Lena Traphagen Newberry. Mrs. Ford had previously resided at 109 6th St., Jamestown, & later at the Charlotte Villa in Sinclairville. In earlier years, she had worked at the Celoron Post Office & had taught in a district school in Ellery. In 1965 she retired from Crescent Tool Co., after working there more than 37 years. She was a member of the Jamestown Chapter, DAR, & a former member of Jamestown Senior Citizens. Surviving are 2 daughters: Marilyn Anderson of Towerville & Kathryn Farquarson of DesMoines, Iowa; 9 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren; & a brother, Ernest Newberry of Arkwright. She was preceded in death by her husband, Norman D. Ford, who died July 7, 1983; a sister, Erdis Covert; & a brother, Irwin Newbery. Funeral arrangements will be announce by Jordan Funeral Home, Sinclairville.

Hi list, I just joined this list and am looking for some info on my Ford Line out of Pickering, Ohio, Fairfield Co.. Jasper Newton Ford s/o Newton W. Ford and Elizabeth Ann (Arrendt??). Jasper married Sarah Brown and served in the Civil War in CF 25th Regiment OVI in 2864/65. They had 10 children that I'm aware of. Would like to know more about his ancestors? Any ideas? Thanks Debbie

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/REX.2ACIB/3811.1 Message Board Post: Contact the Oklahoma Genealogical Society at http://www.rootsweb.com/~okgs/ Fred Dittmar is the web master and does research at the Oklahoma History Research Library. They have over 90% of all the newspapers ever published in Oklahoma. Be advised, the Library is closing March 1st for about 6 weeks to move into a new location. He can quote you the fees, which are reasonable.

I would like any information anyone can give me about PHILIP FORD b. 1746 m. 1771 d. 1783. He was married to ELIZABETH FORD. She was b. 1754 d. 1810. Think they were cousins but no proof. They had at least 3 children Philip, James and Richard. I have them living in South Carolina but not sure about that. Barbara

Hey Eddie, Are you sure that cotted means coat? I was thinking 'black cotted raskoll' meant cot as in a cot like a bed. Still don't know what was meant by 'kicked him over the Pallyzados'. I'll have to look that one up. If you don't mind could you share with me whatever information that you have on your John Ford because I'm still searching for one born later and trying to keep others straight. It gets so confusing with so many Johns and Thomas also. Did your John have a son named Thomas Ford who married Rebecca Burton in Jan. 1794? I BELIEVE that this marriage produced a Thomas Jr. in Dec. of 94 who later married Elizabeth Dye. Do you know anything about these people? Thanks, Vicki in VA

In 1785, there were three FORDs who witnessed my ancestor's, Moses McCarley's, last will and testament in Spartanburg County, SC. They were John FORD, Samuel FORD and Spence FORD. Later, in 1810, David McCarley sold land to James McCarley. The conveyance states that the land was originally granted to Jeptha FORD, but it makes no reference as to how David came into possession of the land. I am interested in ascertaining whether and to what extent the Ford family was related to the McCarley family. Was it coincidence (perhaps a matter of convenience) that three individuals by the name of Ford signed Moses' Will? Could David McCarley have gained ownership of Jephta Ford's land via inheritance? Any thoughts, speculation? Thanks, David

WWI Draft Cards - Free to Search During Feb. 2006 World War One Draft Cards database will be free to search (with registration) during February 2006. Registration requires your name and email address. To take advantage of this offer go to the webpage below and click on the WWI Draft Cards link near the top... Free Genealogy Stuff Online - Charts, Forms, Software & Online Records http://www.researchguides.net/free.htm< href="http://www.researchguides.net/freehtm" target=_blank>http://www.researchguides.net/freehtm> -- Teddy List Mom for the Grayson Co Ky List, Brady, Vertrees, Ford, Fulkerson,and Commonwealth http://www.kygenweb.net/pd-res/deford.html -------------- Original message -------------- From: [email protected] > I am hoping to solve a mystery about a distant relative and hope there are a few > WWI buffs out there who can help me-- > > I have a distant relative who was in WWI-- he was from Indianapolis. Part of > his service and obit reads: > > After passing through the bitter fighting which took place at Chateau-Thierry > and the Argonne forest and after he had been assigned to that part of the Army > of Occupation stationed near Coblenz, Germany, Elmer M. Cox, 628 North Temple > Avenue, died of broncho-pneumonia on Feb. 28, 1919. Notification of Private > Cox's death has been received from the War Department by his mother, Mrs. Blanch > Cox. > > Private Cox enlisted at Canton, O., and was assigned to Company G, 332d > Infantry, at Camp Cherman, O. He sailed for France on June 11, 1918, where he > was assigned to Company G, 308th Field Signal Battalion. He was born in > Indianapolis, Dec. 19, 1894. > > Crown Hill online records have: Cox, Elmer M, d. 02/02/1920, PVT 1/CL C 308TH > BATTY US FLD SIG BAT, Plot: 9 1486, * > > The family story circulating is that this soldier flew with Capt. Eddie > Rickenbacker. Being a retired US History teacher-- something tells me this > is not quite right. I think the soldier was on the ground, in the signal > corps-- he may have known Rickenbacker or even flown on a mission with him, > but I don't think he was actually in the air. > Where would I go to get a war record on him? Would Indy have it since he was > a resident of Indy? He is buried at Crown Hill, but the year of off, so I > don't know if the year is the actual burial or if it is just an error. > > Any info on how to untwist the mystery will be appreciated. Thanks. Helen > Zuber Keusch > > forever searching the EAKINS, FORD/FOARD, MELTON, WALCUP, SANDEFUR, EZELL, > HANDLEY, THOMASSON, BIGGERSTAFF, ZUBER, GUTEKUNST/GOODART, ANTHIS, BANGERT, > LAND, CRABTREE, BENNETT, EDWARDS, REEVES, WOFFORD families--my lines; and on > hubby's side the families of MEHRINGER, SCHITTER/SCHUETTER, HOCHGESANG, SCHMITT, > HURST, BECHER, KEUSCH, ZIMMERMAN, ACKERMAN, BURGER, and HOPF (and some > side-lines). > > > > ==== INMARION Mailing List ==== > Check out the Marion County InGenWeb site at > href="http://www.rootsweb.com/~inmarion/index.html"> Marion County, Indiana > GenWeb >

Vicki This is quite interesting. It would appear that John Waltham age 24, Randall Revell 21 years and John Ford 25 years or thereabouts gave a sworn deposition that they heard Henry Charelton say that if he had Mr. Cotton outside the church yard he would have kicked his behind for calling him a black coated rascal. Upon the complaint of Mr. Cotton against the siad Charelton and the sworn deposition of the above. It was ordered that the said Charelton shall for the said offense be put into stocks and set in them for three consecuvtive Sundays in the time of Devine Service and then ask for Mr. Cottons forgiveness. My John Ford was born a little later than this, but in the same area, so this is quite interesting to me Thanks for sharing. Eddie -----Original Message----- From: Vicki Ford <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Tue, 7 Feb 2006 10:49:11 -0500 Subject: [Ford] John Ford (Accomack Co.) during 1632-37 (Abstracts) Virginia Colonial Abstracts By Beverly Fleet Vol. I Accomack County, 1632-1637 [Original p.45] John Waltham aged 24th Randoll Revell 21 yeeres and John Ford 25 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined say that they hard Henry Charelton say that if he had had Mr Cotton without the Church yeard he would have kicked him over the Pallyzados calling of him black cotted raskoll Upon the complaynt of Mr Cotton agst the sy'd Charelton and the Depositions above expressed it is ordered that the syd Charelton shall for the syd offence uyld a pare of stocks and sett in them three severall sabouth days in the tyme of Dyvine Servis and their aske mr Cotton forgiveness ..... Anyone from this list care to give a shot at translating some of the above dialog??? What the heck is Pallyzados???? I think black cotted raskoll is a racist slur Charelton used to insult Mr Cotton. At the age of 25 years old I believe that John Ford was respected in the community and had money because of the following abstracts........... [Original p.47.] Upon the petition of John Ford for the adventure of his father and mother and six persons more brought out of England upon his owne cost and charges desired a porportion of land to the syd adventure which upon examination it is ordered that the syd John Ford shall have 400 acres of land ........ I don't know what land was given and to whom because the abstract didn't list the names of his parents. Does anyone have any idea how to get that information? Anyone have any idea what passage for 8 people would have cost John Ford at this time 1635-1637?.......... [Original p.94.] Upon the complaint of Mr Wm'll Roper agt John ford for abusing the Constable in bending his fist and offering to strye him neere the church on the sabouth day which upon dew examination It is ordered that the said John Ford for the said offence byld a pare of stocks by the first of July next compleat and bring them to Mr Neales house syde and pay all charges ......the above abstract makes me believe that John Ford is respected in the community because when Mr. Charelton committed a similar offense he had to sit in the stocks for 3 Sundays. John Ford was ordered to build new stocks but not ordered to wear them........... [Original p.103. Abstract.] John Foorth [John Ford] was ordered by Court 1 May 1637 to build a pair of stocks by Mr Jno Neale's house. Having failed, he is fined 100 lb tobo and ord to build the stocks by the next Court, or else sit in those already made during the Commander's pleasure. [Original p.108. Abstract.] John Foorth [Jno,. Ford] having built the stocks according to Court order of 3 July 1637 is excused from fine. ............Looks like John took his time to build the stock, still never had to use them or pay any fine. Guess the old one needed replacement from over use. Anything that you may have to share on this John Ford would be appreciated.... Thanks, Vicki Ford in Virginia ==== FORD Mailing List ==== http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/FORD Contact me if there is any trouble with this site [email protected] Teddy ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Virginia Colonial Abstracts by Beverly Fleet Vol. I p. 317 Richmond County, Records, 1704-1724 p.103. Deed of Gift. 1 Oct. 1718. Elizabeth Rogers widow of Nicho Rodgers late of this County Deceased. "I give to my sone John Ford sone of John Ford decestt" furniture and cattle to be delivered to him at age of 24 years. To "my sone Wm Ford" 20 pounds Sterl. and cattle to be delivered at age of 24 years. To "my Daughter Patience Ford" 20 pounds and cattle at day of marriage or age of 18. Signed Elizabeth Rodgers. Wit: James Nelson. Rec. 1 Oct. 1718. John Ford of Richmond County married to an Elizabeth and was the father of John, William & Patience Ford. He had to have died at least around the turn of the century because daughter Patience is at least a little under the age of 18 and wife Elizabeth remarried and widowed again. Is this the same John Ford from Accomack County (that John would have been around 88 yrs. old in 1700)? Anyone have information on this branch? Thanks, Vicki in Virginia

You will find land disputes in many southern and mid wastern states ,also. This is why when your relative said he was born in one state about 1700- early 1800's and you can't find them it is usually to check early maps of surrounding states. At one time parts of western Tenn. and all way over to Nashville were sometime called Misssissippi Terrority and couple of south centa Tenn. counties were part of Alabama Territory and parts of western Tenn. were said to belong to North Carolina. In some instances when say Tenn. became a state of it's own,wars almost started among surrounding states and even then some residents refused to agree with states choice.l _________________________________________________________________ Is your PC infected? Get a FREE online computer virus scan from McAfee® Security. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

Virginia Colonial Abstracts by Beverly Fleet Vol. I p. 87 Accomack County, 1637-1640 [Original p. 192. Abstract.] "It is ordered that these persons vzt Francis Martyn and Elinor his wiffe Jo Foster and Bridgett his wiffe Robt West and Elizabeth his wiffe Thomas Newton and Marye his wiffe for the sin of fornication before marriage shall stand in the church three sev'rall Sundays doinge pennence accordinge to the Cannons of the Church". [Note: There must have been a very busy Peeping Tom around there. B.F.] Oh, I love her sense of humor. Does anyone know of Newton/Ford ties in VA? Thanks, Vicki

Virginia Colonial Abstracts By Beverly Fleet Vol. I Accomack County, 1632-1637 [Original p.45] John Waltham aged 24th Randoll Revell 21 yeeres and John Ford 25 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined say that they hard Henry Charelton say that if he had had Mr Cotton without the Church yeard he would have kicked him over the Pallyzados calling of him black cotted raskoll Upon the complaynt of Mr Cotton agst the sy'd Charelton and the Depositions above expressed it is ordered that the syd Charelton shall for the syd offence uyld a pare of stocks and sett in them three severall sabouth days in the tyme of Dyvine Servis and their aske mr Cotton forgiveness ..... Anyone from this list care to give a shot at translating some of the above dialog??? What the heck is Pallyzados???? I think black cotted raskoll is a racist slur Charelton used to insult Mr Cotton. At the age of 25 years old I believe that John Ford was respected in the community and had money because of the following abstracts........... [Original p.47.] Upon the petition of John Ford for the adventure of his father and mother and six persons more brought out of England upon his owne cost and charges desired a porportion of land to the syd adventure which upon examination it is ordered that the syd John Ford shall have 400 acres of land ........ I don't know what land was given and to whom because the abstract didn't list the names of his parents. Does anyone have any idea how to get that information? Anyone have any idea what passage for 8 people would have cost John Ford at this time 1635-1637?.......... [Original p.94.] Upon the complaint of Mr Wm'll Roper agt John ford for abusing the Constable in bending his fist and offering to strye him neere the church on the sabouth day which upon dew examination It is ordered that the said John Ford for the said offence byld a pare of stocks by the first of July next compleat and bring them to Mr Neales house syde and pay all charges ......the above abstract makes me believe that John Ford is respected in the community because when Mr. Charelton committed a similar offense he had to sit in the stocks for 3 Sundays. John Ford was ordered to build new stocks but not ordered to wear them........... [Original p.103. Abstract.] John Foorth [John Ford] was ordered by Court 1 May 1637 to build a pair of stocks by Mr Jno Neale's house. Having failed, he is fined 100 lb tobo and ord to build the stocks by the next Court, or else sit in those already made during the Commander's pleasure. [Original p.108. Abstract.] John Foorth [Jno,. Ford] having built the stocks according to Court order of 3 July 1637 is excused from fine. ............Looks like John took his time to build the stock, still never had to use them or pay any fine. Guess the old one needed replacement from over use. Anything that you may have to share on this John Ford would be appreciated.... Thanks, Vicki Ford in Virginia

have them get ahold of: Newspaper Dept. Oklahoma Historical Society 2100 N. Lincoln OKC, Okla. 73105 i think it's just a couple bucks or so and you can submit up to 2 names. include name, date of death or there abouts and a few names that might be in the obit. and of course where that person died at. there's a form online, i can't think where it's at right off hand but they can write to the above address and see if they need a form to fill out and if they send in money when they send in names or after they receive the obit, i can't remember but i think they send you a bill with the obit. they are very timely and very helpful! kim Cheryl TRAVIS wrote: found this on the message boards, can anyone help this person? http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/REX.2ACIB/3811 Message Board Post: Am looking for Nancy Emmaline Missouri Quattlebaum Fords Obit. We tried to find it and we can't (live in NY). She and her husband and one son are buried in the Fairview (Dustin) Cemetery, Dustin, Hughes Co., OK. If anyone can locate any or all and can get copies (obit including the header and date) and pictures it would be very helpful. Will reimburse any expenses. --------------------------------- Brings words and photos together (easily) with PhotoMail - it's free and works with Yahoo! Mail. SPONSORED LINKS Hobby Hobby and craft supply Craft hobby Hobbies and crafts --------------------------------- YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS Visit your group "okcemeteries" on the web. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. --------------------------------- ==== FORD Mailing List ==== http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/FORD Contact me if there is any trouble with this site [email protected] Teddy ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

have them get ahold of: Newspaper Dept. Oklahoma Historical Society 2100 N. Lincoln OKC, Okla. 73105 i think it's just a couple bucks or so and you can submit up to 2 names. include name, date of death or there abouts and a few names that might be in the obit. and of course where that person died at. there's a form online, i can't think where it's at right off hand but they can write to the above address and see if they need a form to fill out and if they send in money when they send in names or after they receive the obit, i can't remember but i think they send you a bill with the obit. they are very timely and very helpful! kim Cheryl TRAVIS <[email protected]> wrote: found this on the message boards, can anyone help this person? http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/REX.2ACIB/3811 Message Board Post: Am looking for Nancy Emmaline Missouri Quattlebaum Fords Obit. We tried to find it and we can't (live in NY). She and her husband and one son are buried in the Fairview (Dustin) Cemetery, Dustin, Hughes Co., OK. If anyone can locate any or all and can get copies (obit including the header and date) and pictures it would be very helpful. Will reimburse any expenses. --------------------------------- Brings words and photos together (easily) with PhotoMail - it's free and works with Yahoo! Mail. SPONSORED LINKS Hobby Hobby and craft supply Craft hobby Hobbies and crafts --------------------------------- YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS Visit your group "okcemeteries" on the web. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. ---------------------------------

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: ford, quattlebaum Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/REX.2ACIB/3811 Message Board Post: Am looking for Nancy Emmaline Missouri Quattlebaum Fords Obit. We tried to find it and we can't (live in NY). She and her husband and one son are buried in the Fairview (Dustin) Cemetery, Dustin, Hughes Co., OK. If anyone can locate any or all and can get copies (obit including the header and date) and pictures it would be very helpful. Will reimburse any expenses.

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/REX.2ACIB/1946.1960.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I was on the Franklin, Pa. message board and found some interesting info. I printed in Little cove and found that during the late18th.centuried that area was in dispute between the states of Pa and Md. This is were Mary (Ford) Veach says she was born. Check out Christian Study while there. Also from Mary David Wards Diary 1851-1864 the part where is gives Levi Moore, grandson of Leonar Bivans and member of one of Maryland's old patriarck familes it lists 20 names and among these is: Jacob Ford, Nov.27, 1844, 80 years. Susanna Ford, Feb. 22,1855, 84years. Thought this might be helpful to you.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: ford Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/REX.2ACIB/1946.1960.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I checked my books and failed to find Barnabus Ford mentioned in any of them. I did find Jacob Ford and his family in the "History of Bedford County, Somerset and Fulton County". You can buy this book from the Fulton County Historical Society for about half the price that other societies want. It is a useful book. It states that he was an early settler and was born in Germany. I guess this will require research. I am currently working on the Feight family. I have to go to Baton Rouge in about a month and will check their genealogy library when I go. If I come across anything useful I will let you know.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Ford, Cavanaugh, Cohen Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/REX.2ACIB/3810 Message Board Post: I'm seeking info on my ggg-grandfather Martin Ford. What I know: Martin (b. Ireland) married Mary Cavanaugh (b. Ireland abt 1823). They had a son Timothy D. Ford (b. abt 1839, Ireland). Based on immigration records I believe Timothy immigrated to the US 07 Sep 1853, and if correct he came with his mother Mary and siblings Daniel (b. abt 1843) and Mary (b. about 1848). I've found Timothy and his wife Ann (Cohen) in the 1870 census and 1880 census (Suffolk County, Mass.). I would like to find out anything possible about Martin Ford and his wife Mary. Which part of Ireland they were from, ancestry, etc. Why wasn't Martin with the rest of the family when they came to the US? I'd also like any information on their grandchildren Mary and Daniel if I have that part right. I have info on Timothy's descendents in the US if anybody would like it. Dan Ford [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: ford /wolfe Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/REX.2ACIB/3809 Message Board Post: Looking for any information on Ruth K.Ford,born in Newark,Ohio 28 Feb.1922 She was married to Robert e.Wolfe in Greenup Kentucky,29 May 1938 and later divorced by husband in Oct 1942.Both were high school sweethearts in Columbus Ohio. She may have died 25 Nov. 1997 in Eau Claire,Wisc. Her parents were Samuel Ford and Myrtle Smith of Columbus,Ohio. No information on her after the divorce..anythng at all would be appreciated. thank you,,,KT