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FRENCH Genealogy Book by Howard Barclay French, pg 116 of Vol 1. - Joseph FRENCH [s/o Thomas] born 1698 pg 136 Joseph FRENCH probably marries 1722 [abt 24 yrs old] States: Joseph French died in 1752 [abt 54 yrs old]. He died intestate and the estate was administered by James Farrell, who had married Joseph's daughter Mary in 1751. Why was his son-in-law, James Farrel, the Administrator? Had all of his other sons and son-in-laws moved from the area or died? Joseph FRENCH was quite young when he died. Did he have young children still at home? Could it be his property advertised for sale in 1765?

Thought I should send out the Source information. My maps show Craven Co. is in NC One county over from Onslow Co. NC. I'm wondering if the person presenting was living in Craven County at that time. from: "Scotch-Irish Migration to South Carolina, 1772" Reproduced on Genealogy.com's Online Data Set #352 (Immigrants to America, 1600s-1800s). Settlement in South Carolina, page 43; 'In the Council Chamber, Wednesday the 6th January 1773'[footnote 4] The following persons who had lately arrived from Ireland. . . presented petitions for warrants of Survey . . . In South Carolina. . . John Hewie -------150 [acres] (b) P.F.844; 6 Jan 1773; in Craven Co. on branch of Pacolet; bd'd [bordered]Joseph French, Zack Bullock; sur [survey]10 May 1773 (c) Spartanburg, Union footnote 4: Council Journal, No. 57, pp 15-25 inc.

They do not list Craven as a county. Perhaps it was a District. I seem to remember that it included part of NC. Spartanburg and Union were formed in 1785 from District 96. Julia In a message dated 7/23/2004 3:30:47 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: A land survey May 1773, Craven Co.[South Carolina] on branch of Pacolet, recorded as bd'd [bordered] Joseph French. Area identified as Spartanburg, Union Does anyone have the timeline of the county border changes in SC and the border changes between SC and NC?

The USGENWEB.com has County formation maps of most states. Here is the URL for SC. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/3837/ Julia In a message dated 7/23/2004 3:30:47 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: A land survey May 1773, Craven Co.[South Carolina] on branch of Pacolet, recorded as bd'd [bordered] Joseph French. Area identified as Spartanburg, Union Does anyone have the timeline of the county border changes in SC and the border changes between SC and NC?

In a message dated 7/23/04 4:30:47 PM, [email protected] writes: << A land survey May 1773, Craven Co.[South Carolina] on branch of Pacolet, recorded as bd'd [bordered] Joseph French. Area identified as Spartanburg, Union Does anyone have the timeline of the county border changes in SC and the border changes between SC and NC? >> _____________ This appears to be Joseph FRENCH who married 1749 Hannah Horn. This couple had a son, Joseph, also. The 1773 date is 24 years later so it is possible that the Joseph in the survey is of the son, but my feeling is that it is the parent. I have a publication which addresses the progression of district/county areas in SC. It is a convoluted process for SC in particular, but it can be done. Pacolet River is the key. Here is what I have -- South Carolina was organized into 7 Districts in 1769 and to nine in 1795 The 9 Districts were expanded to 24 in 1798 Beaufort District- Beaufort Ninety-Six District- Abbeyville, Edgefield, Newberry, Laurens, Spartan burg Washington District- Pendleton, Greenville Pinckney District- Union, York Camden District- Chester, Lancaster, Fairfield, Kershaw, Sumter Cheraws District- Chesterfield, Darlington, Marlborough Georgetown District- Georgetown, Marion Charleston District- Charleston, Colleton Orangeburg District- Orangeburg, Barnwell District became counties in 1868 (after Civil War). In 1773 Camden District existed, but Spartanburg and York Districts were yet to be organized. I haven't found the Pacolet River in NC. It is shown on the map in SC, I have the sensing that it has changed names. Still looking. As a matter of interest there is a French Broad River in NC. Does it have anything to do with the FRENCH family? Best regards, Hugh

Please put me down for any information on Lafford French. Thanks. Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: "jlfrench1" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 20, 2004 4:13 PM Subject: Re: [FRENCH-L] Lafford FRENCH family bible > Julia, > > Let me know when you get the information so I can send you the money. > > Jeff French > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, July 19, 2004 5:45 PM > Subject: Re: [FRENCH-L] Lafford FRENCH family bible > > > > We must keep our fingers crossed that they do find the document, also. > > Because they will keep my money in any case. I will let you all know as > soon as it > > arrives and will divide the number of people who want a copy into $30.00 > and > > each will be charged that amount, plus postage. > > Julia > > > > In a message dated 7/19/2004 4:32:58 PM Central Standard Time, > > [email protected] writes: > > Julia Thank you for saving the list the $10. Please > > let me know how much you are going to charge for > > copies. > > > > Thank you > > Lillian > > > > > >

A land survey May 1773, Craven Co.[South Carolina] on branch of Pacolet, recorded as bd'd [bordered] Joseph French. Area identified as Spartanburg, Union Does anyone have the timeline of the county border changes in SC and the border changes between SC and NC?

David, Thank you for your reply. Daniel French came to the Great Swamp, NC after arranging a contract with the Pontell's (who owned the land) in Philadelphia in December 1806. Daniel, in New Haven, was deeply in debt and setting up a shingle mill in NC was his attempt to pay those debts. The attempt was a total failure and Daniel returned to New Have., CT There is no "line" for Daniel French. Despite years of search the most I have found is his parents: Daniel, Sr., (1746-1784) and Eunice Hubbard (1746-1831) French were married in Kensington Parish (Berlin) CT 20 May 1765. Daniel Sr. was born in CT as nearly as I can find. Daniel Jr., is listed in the 1790 CT Census as head of a household of five females. A suggestion of brother(s), without a name, has led nowhere. Daniel Jr., lived, worked, and invented in CT, NY, PA and IN. Daniel Jr, married Sarah (unknown), no records available. Daniel Jr., son's: William, George and Henry built steamboats at Jeffersonville, Clark Co., IN 1829-1865. A search of French descendants in IN has led nowhere. Maybe I haven't tried hard enough; would be glad of any assistance. Al.

If I understand the NJ History in colonial times, East Jersey was settled by the Dutch and West Jersey settled by the Quakers (mostly English). The significance is that Joseph FRENCH, Sr. (1698-1752), although of English Quaker extraction, was of East Jersey (Shrewsbury Meeting) in 1736. As has been pointed out, he was in Dutch country. The Dutch kept great records, so maybe something will turn up in that arena. Best, Hugh

Hi Al, Thanks for the information about your Daniel. I had always wondered who he was and from whence he came. I assume he is the same Daniel that is listed in the 1790 U.S. Census, Beaufort County, Newbern District. It lists him and one slave. Did he remain in North Carolina or did he return to Connecticut? Also, has anyone from your line participated in the French Surname DNA project? Thanks Again, David Subject: Daniel French 1770-1853 Date: Thu, 22 Jul 2004 07:31:01 -0400 From: Eleanor and Al Maass <[email protected]> To: [email protected] To David French and List, Item #7, French letter to his wife was written by Daniel French (1770-1853)to his wife Sarah residing in Litchfield Co or New Haven Co., CT in 1807 Daniel was to operate his patented shingle machine in the Great Swamp area of North Carolina. To anyone interested in Daniel French or his parents Daniel (1746-1784) and Eunice (Hubbard) French of Berlin, Hartford Co,., CT. I shall be glad to share additional information. By coincidence the e-mail from [email protected] is also a feature. After trying to establish Lamberton as a town in NJ and being told by NJ libarians that it was either Lumberton or Lambertville I am delighted to find a specific reference to First Baptist Church of Trenton and Lamberton, Hunterdon Co., NJ. Daniel French set up his patented shingle machine in Lamberton in 1802 for Nathan Combes. Again I shall be glad to share information. Al. Maass

I am in search of C. (Cornelius?) SMOCK who disappeared (apparently died) before 1816. He was from Cave in Rock, Pope Co., IL Terr. He left a widow and a large family. He and his family are in the USC 1810 Randolph Co., IL Terr. It has occurred to me that he may be one of the soldiers who lost his life (drowned) while being transported to or from New Orleans on a river boat. Is there any record of these losses? Best regards, Hugh

So John, Was any of my info helpful to you and your wife? 1890 is a hard time to try to find ppl. You never did say where you all live. I live in Missouri. JO ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, July 22, 2004 8:24 AM Subject: Re: [FRENCH-L] French's in Paragould, Arkansas Based on census info, he would have been born in 1866 or 1867. He married Mary Louis Eastwood in Henry County 2/9/1890. Their son, my wife's grandfather, Warren W French was born in Puryear 7/15/1895.

Based on census info, he would have been born in 1866 or 1867. He married Mary Louis Eastwood in Henry County 2/9/1890. Their son, my wife's grandfather, Warren W French was born in Puryear 7/15/1895.

To David French and List, Item #7, French letter to his wife was written by Daniel French (1770-1853)to his wife Sarah residing in Litchfield Co or New Haven Co., CT in 1807 Daniel was to operate his patented shingle machine in the Great Swamp area of North Carolina. To anyone interested in Daniel French or his parents Daniel (1746-1784) and Eunice (Hubbard) French of Berlin, Hartford Co,., CT. I shall be glad to share additional information. By coincidence the e-mail from [email protected] is also a feature. After trying to establish Lamberton as a town in NJ and being told by NJ libarians that it was either Lumberton or Lambertville I am delighted to find a specific reference to First Baptist Church of Trenton and Lamberton, Hunterdon Co., NJ. Daniel French set up his patented shingle machine in Lamberton in 1802 for Nathan Combes. Again I shall be glad to share information. Al. Maass

I came across this while looking for something else and thought I would pass it along: Olin A. Kennedy, engaged in the real estate, loan and insurance business in Ogden, was born in McDonough county, Illinois, on the 11th of September, 1861. His father was the Rev. Benjamin B. Kennedy, a native of Uniontown, Pennsylvania, and a representative of one of the families of New Jersey of Scotch-Irish lineage. The family was founded in America when that country was still numbered among the colonial possessions of Great Britain, and in the maternal line Olin A. Kennedy comes from ancestors who participated in the Revolutionary war. His father was a minister of the Methodist church, one of the circuit riders of the early days, and devoted the greater part of his life to preaching the gospel. He came to Ogden in 1890 and continued a resident of this city to the time of his death, which occurred on the 5th of June, 1892, when he was sixty-eight years of age. His wife, who bore the maiden name of Rose Patience French, was a native of Virginia. Her father was Isaac French, who served in the war of 1812, and her grandfather, William French, fought for the independence of the colonies in the Revolutionary war. Mrs. Kennedy passed away in Ogden, March 31, 1915, at the notable old age of ninety years. By her marriage she had become the mother of seven children, four sons and three daughters, of whom three are now living: Olin A. of this review; Clarence K., who resides at Puente, California; and Leota S., the wife of E. H. Hutsinpillar, a resident of Ogden. Utah Since Statehood: Historical and Biographical. Volume III. Source Information: Ancestry.com, comp. Utah Since Statehood, Volumes 1-4. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Original data: Noble Warrum, ed. Utah Since Statehood, 4 volumes. Chicago, IL; Salt Lake City, UT: S.J. Clarke Publishing Co., 1919.

Hello list, I haven't posted my French brickwall for a long time so will attempt once more. Does anyone know anything about this French line? Anyone have a clue as to who James M. French might be the son of? James died while the children were young as you can see in Cass County, TX. His wife I believe was already deceased perhaps in childbirth of James Benjamin. I have quite a large probate file on guardianship of children. Mary Smith French's sister's spouse became the first guardian his name was Allen Manker she was Emily Smith. Descendants of James M. French Generation No. 1 1. JAMES M.1 FRENCH was born April 11, 1808 in AL, and died April 1859 in Cass County TX. He married MARY SMITH. She was born Abt. 1825 in AL, and died Bet. 1856 - 1859 in Cass County TX. Children of JAMES FRENCH and MARY SMITH are: i. WILLIAM2 FRENCH, b. Abt. 1842, AL. 2. ii. LUCINDA JANE FRENCH, b. Abt. February 07, 1845, AL; d. Aft. 1910, Prob. Hopkins CO TX. iii. JAMES S. FRENCH, b. Abt. February 07, 1845, AL. 3. iv. MARY FRANCIS FRENCH, b. Abt. 1851, TX. v. SARAH ANN FRENCH, b. Abt. 1854, Cass County TX. 4. vi. JAMES BENJAMIN FRENCH, b. January 14, 1856, Cass County TX; d. March 07, 1925, Red River County TX. Generation No. 2 2. LUCINDA JANE2 FRENCH (JAMES M.1) was born Abt. February 07, 1845 in AL, and died Aft. 1910 in Prob. Hopkins CO TX. She married GEORGE WARREN GLAZE January 07, 1861 in Cass CO TX. He was born April 26, 1837 in Lincoln CO GA, and died August 01, 1917 in Hopkins CO TX. Children of LUCINDA FRENCH and GEORGE GLAZE are: i. JESSIE3 GLAZE, b. TX. ii. FANNIE GLAZE, m. J. E. VEAL, January 22, 1905, Franklin TX. iii. MARY JANE GLAZE, b. TX. iv. GEORGE GLAZE, b. TX. v. ROSIE GLAZE, b. TX; d. Died Young in Grayson TX. vi. PEYTON HENRY GLAZE, b. September 26, 1868, Prob. Cass TX; d. February 1917, Prob. Hopkins TX; m. (1) MARTHA LOU ELLA GREEN; b. February 1863, AL; m. (2) ALICE NALLS; d. January 28, 1907, Sulpher Springs Hopkins TX; m. (3) LIVING. vii. JOHN FRANKLIN GLAZE, b. December 18, 1869, Prob Cass TX; d. February 28, 1959, Of Hopkins TX; m. LIZA JACQUELINE BRYMER, Abt. 1896, TX; b. September 28, 1872, TX; d. December 21, 1961, Of Hopkins TX. viii. WILLIAM (HERVEY) GLAZE, b. December 10, 1871, Cass CO TX; d. January 09, 1926, Lived Hopkins CO TX; m. ALICE MELINDA ALLEN, November 15, 1893, Franklin CO TX; b. May 07, 1877, Prob. Rains CO TX; d. January 03, 1936, Hot Springs Garland CO AR. ix. JANNETTE S. GLAZE, b. Abt. 1876, Texas; m. TRAVIS ST.CLAIR VEAL, February 06, 1906, Hopkins County TX; b. April 13, 1883, Texas. x. SARAH GLAZE, b. 1877, TX. xi. THOMAS M.GLAZE, b. Bet. 1879 - 1880, Prob. Grayson TX. xii. JOSEPH WARREN GLAZE, b. October 22, 1885, Grayson County TX; d. December 24, 1961, Amarillo (Potter)TX; m. ELIZABETH FRANCES HAYS, Abt. September 1906, Prob. Hopkins TX; b. May 29, 1884, Wilcox AL; d. December 29, 1971, Amarillo (Potter)TX. 3. MARY FRANCIS2 FRENCH (JAMES M.1) was born Abt. 1851 in TX. She married JAMES ALLEN January 28, 1872 in Cass County TX. Child of MARY FRENCH and JAMES ALLEN is: i. JAMES3 ALLEN, b. Abt. 1879. 4. JAMES BENJAMIN2 FRENCH (JAMES M.1) was born January 14, 1856 in Cass County TX, and died March 07, 1925 in Red River County TX. He married CORA SYBIL HOPKINS June 29, 1876 in Cass County TX. She was born November 27, 1858 in MS, and died September 19, 1928 in Lamar County TX. Children of JAMES FRENCH and CORA HOPKINS are: i. MARY LONA3 FRENCH, b. September 23, 1877; d. September 15, 1920. ii. HATTIE FRENCH, b. November 1880, TX. iii. JAMES BENJAMIN FRENCH, b. September 1884, TX. iv. WILLIAM DAVIS FRENCH, b. March 03, 1886, Cass County TX; d. November 25, 1965, Lubbock TX; m. SARAH VIOLA COOPER, November 17, 1912, Bowie County TX; b. May 19, 1893, Pickens County AL; d. March 14, 1944, Lubbock TX. v. CARRIE C. FRENCH, b. January 1890, TX. vi. CORA BELL FRENCH, b. January 19, 1891; d. January 19, 1968; m. LIVING. vii. LIZZIE FRENCH, b. May 1894, TX.

I've "rescued" an old photograph of Stella Ruth REASONER and Anna Gertrude REASONER which was taken at the Dowe Studio. Stella's age is noted as 3 years and 7 months, while Anna is noted as 1 year and 10 3/4 months of age at the time. There is no location noted on the photograph, though with the assistance of a REASONER Family researcher I know that Stella Ruth REASONER was born 23 May 1891 and Anna Gertrude REASONER was born 4 Feb 1893 both to parents Royal Froman REASONER and Christina Ellen MCDONALD. Royal Froman REASONER was born 17 Dec 1857 in Scappoose, OR to parents Rev. John Stout REASONER and Tryphena Tryphosa NORTHWAY and died on 29 July 1930 in Winters, CA. Royal and Christina were married on 26 Dec 1889. Christina is believed to have been born 24 Dec 1869 in Elmira, IL to parents ? MCDONALD and ? GRANT. In addition to Stella and Anna the couple also had 4 additional children, Jennie Mabel b. 1895, Rev. Donald Turner b. 1897, William Henry b. 1900, and Dorothy Christina b. 1906. Rev. Donald Turner REASONER married Dorothy FRENCH in 1925 and had three children, Ellen May b. 1926, Mildred Olive b. 1928, and Albert James b. 1932. William Henry REASONER married Helen FOX in 1926 and together had two children, Robert William b. 1928, and Edward Alan b. 1931. Dorothy Christina REASONER married Dr. Arthur C. HUNTLEY in 1929 and had 4 children including, twins Dorothy Isabel and Marie Ellen b. 1930, Barbara Louise b. 1933, and Dr. Arthur Clayton b. 1944 I'm hoping to locate someone from this family so that this wonderful old photograph can be returned to its rightful place with family. If you are a member of this family or know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley

He was most likely born in Stewart or Henry County, Tennessee and lived in Henry and Carroll Counties, Tennessee before moving to Arkansas. Janice Lund wrote: >Where was this Thomas Anderson FRENCH born or where did he live? > >Thanks, Jan > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Laurel White" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Wednesday, July 21, 2004 6:11 PM >Subject: Re: [FRENCH-L] French's in Paragould, Arkansas > > > > >>This is an outline for Thomas Anderson French. This is probably your >>William. >>Descendants of Thomas Anderson French. I have many more descendants of >>T. A. if you are interested. >> >>Laurel >> >> 1 Thomas Anderson French b: March 25, 1817 d: August 11, >> >> >1895 > > >>.. +Cinthia Bell Bomar b: February 9, 1824 d: November 23, >> >> >1902 > > >>..... 2 Gideon Clark French b: October 10, 1848 d: May 29, >>1936 >>......... +Eliza Jane Medlin b: 1843 d: 1875 >>............ 3 Reuben B. French b: January 9, 1868 d: >>January 1, 1914 >>............ 3 Drucilla French b: May 11, 1870 >>................ +Boyd >>............ 3 Tabitha Jane French b: August 16, 1872 >>................ +? Lyles >>............ 3 M. A. French b: Abt. 1873 >>............ 3 Eliza J. French b: June 15, 1875 >>..... *2nd Wife of Gideon Clark French: >>......... +Malinda Jane Smith b: January 13, 1853 d: August >>10, 1936 >>............ 3 Cynthia French b: February 9, 1877 d: 1923 >>................ +James Wambles >>................... 4 Beatie Wambles >>................... 4 Mattie Wambles >>................... 4 Tessie Wambles >>................... 4 Beulah Wambles >>................... 4 Charlie Wambles >>................... 4 Troy Wambles >>................... 4 J. D. Wambles b: 1923 d: 1982 >>............ 3 William Wright French b: June 18, 1879 d: >>December 4, 1963 >>................ +Cora Bell Moss b: September 10, 1881 d: >>August 25, 1963 >>................... 4 Eunice Estelle French b: January 14, >>1914 >>....................... +Marvin Matthew Huckabay b: June 3, >>1912 d: November 29, 1977 >>................... 4 Mildred Inez French b: August 7, >>1915 d: August 14, 1915 >>................... 4 Hazel French b: 1909 >>............ 3 James Early French b: January 19, 1881 d: >>September 27, 1881 >>............ 3 Hattie French b: December 14, 1882 >>................ +Benjamin Johnson >>................... 4 Effie Johnson >>................... 4 Ruth Johnson >>................... 4 Ophie Johnson >>................... 4 Manuel Johnson >>................... 4 Leo Johnson >>............ 3 O. Herbert French b: March 17, 1885 d: >>September 22, 1959 >>................ +Mary Ann Webb b: March 12, 1888 >>................... 4 Kathleen French >>................... 4 Edith French >>................... 4 Lucille French >>............ 3 Myrtle French b: August 1, 1893 >>................ +Walter Cates >>................... 4 Lela Cates >>..... 2 Jesse Paxton French b: June 1851 d: February 8, 1908 >>......... +Mary Bell Grooms b: 1855 d: 1879 >>............ 3 James P. French b: 1871 >>............ 3 Fonzo French b: July 26, 1872 d: July 30, >> >> >1890 > > >>............ 3 Cynthia Jane French b: 1873 d: 1965 >>................ +James Anderson Cain >>............ 3 Zachia B. French b: 1875 d: October 1957 >>................ +Arletta >>................... 4 French >>....................... +Roy Reynolds >>................... 4 French >>....................... +Oneda Glass >>................... 4 French >>....................... +Claude Claridy >>................... 4 Leroy French >>............ 3 Nola Brown French b: March 20, 1879 d: >>November 15, 1942 >>................ +William Kelly Jones >>..... *2nd Wife of Jesse Paxton French: >>......... +Alice V. Hubbs b: November 22, 1861 d: January >>31, 1895 >>............ 3 Willie French >>..... *3rd Wife of Jesse Paxton French: >>......... +Margaret Jackson b: November 5, 1857 d: June 27, >>1945 >>............ 3 Artie French >>............ 3 Ola French >>............ 3 Willie C. French >>............ 3 George H. French b: October 1886 >>................ +Gertrude Toone >>................... 4 Bernice French b: December 23, 1906 >>d: January 18, 2002 >>....................... +Roy Clifford Coffee d: January >>19, 1969 >>................... 4 Odis Houston French >>................... 4 Bruce Voice French >>................... 4 Ruth E. French >>............ 3 Thomas A. French b: October 1890 >>............ 3 Beulah French b: November 1892 >>............ 3 Auda French b: January 1894 >>............ 3 Jesse H. French b: January 14, 1896 >>................ +Matilda >>..... 2 Elizabeth J. French b: 1853 >>......... +N. C. Grooms >>..... 2 Theodoshia French b: August 24, 1855 d: August 5, >> >> >1909 > > >>......... +Riley M. McClure b: November 7, 1856 d: March 6, >>1900 >>............ 3 Aden H. McClure b: March 25, 1876 >>............ 3 Lovie McClure b: February 14, 1878 >>............ 3 Odeza E. McClure b: November 8, 1880 >>............ 3 Zonia B. McClure b: March 8, 1883 >>................ +Cullen Vincent >>............ 3 T. Erbie McClure b: September 8, 1884 >>............ 3 C.L. McClure b: December 31, 1886 >>............ 3 Oather U. McClure b: May 27, 1889 >>............ 3 Virgil D. McClure b: January 17, 1895 >>................ +Ethel Lee b: September 21, 1902 >>................... 4 Willidean McClure b: December 1, >>1922 d: August 23, 1928 >>................... 4 Gary McClure b: September 30, 1939 >>....................... +Beverly Ann Newsom >>................... *2nd Wife of Gary McClure: >>....................... +Marilyn Kay Gordon b: June 26, 1941 >>............ 3 Lola M. McClure b: January 1898 >>..... 2 James Lardner French b: 1856 d: 1923 >>......... +Annie Emma Cleaver b: November 30, 1862 d: June >>11, 1898 >>............ 3 Female French b: May 1880 >>............ 3 Alonzo French b: December 1881 >>............ 3 Arzo French b: February 1888 >>................ +Maude Stallings >>............ 3 Emma C. French b: December 2, 1890 d: >>August 23, 1893 >>............ 3 Cora M. French b: April 27, 1893 d: August >>10, 1893 >>............ 3 James A. French b: June 1898 >>..... 2 Thomas Anderson French b: 1862 >>..... 2 Cinthia Bell French b: July 20, 1865 d: July 10, >> >> >1902 > > >>......... +G. W. Winn >>..... *2nd Husband of Cinthia Bell French: >>......... +George Washington Winn b: September 1862 >>............ 3 Docia Winn >>............ 3 Floyd Wynn >>................ +Lois Cox >>................... 4 Helen Louise Wynn b: March 11, 1921 >>....................... +Lexie E. Corkran d: 1979 >>............ 3 Sula I. Winn b: February 1887 >>................ +J. T. Lindsey b: Abt. 1884 >>............ 3 Luna B. Winn b: October 1888 >>................ +Albert Cooper b: Abt. 1885 >>............ 3 Thomas Floyd Winn b: March 25, 1893 d: >>November 12, 1957 >>................ +Lois Cox b: September 21, 1899 >>............ 3 Elsie M. Winn b: March 1896 >>............ 3 Infant Winn b: July 21, 1897 d: July 21, 1897 >>............ 3 Claud Clyde Winn b: July 30, 1902 d: August >>14, 1902 >> >> >> >> >> > > > > >

One early route, probably the principle in the 1750's period was the "Great Philidelelphia Wagon Road" that ran from Philly to Virginia and Carolinas. Type it in your search engine..you will get some interesting stuff Garland French