Douglas -- I was really interested in your email. I have a copy of Peter Glenday's will, plus numerous letters that Anne Glenday Durfee wrote to Helen Butchart, which were returned to Anne Durfee Gauss in the early 20th century by Ada Butchart. I just haven't gotten around to them yet. This will encourage me to finish at least scanning the Gauss stuff so I can start on the Lindsay/Glenday/Durfee stuff. If I get too out of order, I will be hopelessly lost. Too bad I have to make a living. It really interferes with my hobbies! Seriously now, folks..... There are also a couple of letters written by some of the Glenday brothers to Peter Glenday early on. One of them, I can't remember which, had such dreadful handwriting that I became discouraged. It was even worse when they cross-wrote to save on paper -- OK if they had good writing, a nightmare if they didn't. -- Susan Susan D. Chambless http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schmblss A collection of old family letters & papers. http://freepages.science.rootsweb.com/~johns On the mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss. -- Pop3Now Personal, Manage 5 Email Accounts From 1 Secure Window Sign Up Today! Visit http://www.pop3now.com/personal

Subj: GLENDAY, WATSON, (BUTCHART,LINDSAY and others)in Rattray,Missouri, Dundee Date: 20/08/01 To: <A HREF="mailto:ANGUS-L-@rootsweb.com">ANGUS-L@rootsweb.com</A>, <A HREF="mailto:GLENDAY-L-@rootsweb.com">GLENDAY-L@rootsweb.com</A>, <A HREF="mailto:PERTHSHIRE-L-@rootsweb.com">PERTHSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com</A> Janet GLENDAY was christened 30 May, 1802 in Alyth to Peter GLENDAY and Eliz.ANDERSON. This information is taken from the IGI. I have not seen the OPR entry but I would expect it to record that this birth was "in fornication" because, two months earlier, on 14 Mar 1802 Peter GLENDAY had married Ann LINDSAY in Alyth. Peter GLENDAY and Ann LINDSAY had five children and in 1817 they emigrated to St. Charles, Missouri. In her excellent web site, Susan Chambless ( <A HREF="http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schmblss/home/BlackBook/LindsayGlendayDurfeeSummary.html">Lindsay Glenday Durfee Summary</A> ) has reproduced a letter written in 1817 from Peter to his father in Scotland telling of their journey and their life in USA. This letter includes "......Give my respects to Andrew and Isabel Glenday.................Not forgetting my daughter and John Ogilvy's family, Marget White and her daughters and Peter Adamson. Be so good as let all these friends of mine see this letter........" The 'daughter' referred to in Scotland was presumably his illegitimate daughter, Janet GLENDAY who may have been brought up by the family at home. She would then be aged 15. When she was 27, on 23 Feb 1829 in Dundee she married Thomas WATSON, cabinetmaker having first had a son, Thomas WATSON, born in Dundee on 25 Nov 1828. The OPR entry for the marriage describes Janet as 'daughter of Will Glenday, Vintner, Rattray' - a Vintner being a wine merchant. They had four other children including Peter Glenday Watson and Elizabeth Anderson Watson, being named after Janet GLENDAY's parents - this serves to confirm that she was the daughter of Peter and the name Will. given in the OPR for her father was a slip by Janet or the Clerk. In 1821, Anne LINDSAY died in St. Charles, Missouri and in 1823 Peter or Patrick GLENDAY returned to Scotland with his elder daughter, Helen, and became an Inn Keeper in Rattray. This could certainly correspond with the occupation of Vintner given for Janet's father when she married Thomas Watson. Susan Chambless has given extracts from a "Certified Copy of Trust Disposition and Settlement by Patrick Glenday" which was "......presented at Perth, 11 November 1836 ....by William Johnston, Writer in Blairgowrie ". The document, of 28 pages, describes his property, including three small houses in the west end of Kerrymuir and land in the Westfields of Rattray and also by the lands of Craighall. It also describes his children, being three sons in Missouri or elsewhere, daughter Ann in Missouri (by then widowed) and daughter Helen residing in New Rattray. Janet Glenday, wife of Thomas Watson of Dundee, is also mentioned. This Trust Disposition was presented at Perth after Patrick GLENDAY died on 16 October 1836 and was buried in Rattray Churchyard. His tombstone describes him as the first feuar in New Rattray. He was aged 59 so had been born about 1777. Also inscribed on the tombstone are deaths of : Wife Anne LINDSAY, died St. Charles, Missouri 3 November 1821 aged 42 (born about 1779) Daughter Helen, died 20 May 1900 aged 96. Her husband was: John BUTCHART, builder, died 6 April 1884 aged 78 and their son was: Patrick James BUTCHART, died 14 December 1912 aged 68 (wife Mary Ann Burns, died 18 April 1926 aged 83 and daughter Adamina Mary died 18 June 1930). In the 1881 Census, William GLENDAY (born about 1826, Blairgowrie) and his wife, Janet DOUGLAS were living in Coupar Angus with their children including James Patrick Butchart GLENDAY who been born at Blairgowrie on 17 March 1864. This William GLENDAY was therefore most probably a relative of Peter/Patrick GLENDAY and his daughter, Helen, mother of Patrick James BUTCHART. Was William, born about 1826, a son of the Andrew and Isabel GLENDAY to whom Peter Glenday had sent his respects in his 1817 letter to his father, James GLENDAY? An Andrew GLENDAY had married Elizabeth or Betty Clark in 1808 in Dundee (and Isabel and Elizabeth were often interchanged as were Peter and Patrick). Was Andrew a brother of Peter ? Reverting to Janet GLENDAY and Thomas WATSON and their family in Dundee : Deborah Penman WATSON , born 17 February 1833 died 12 February 1834 aged 1 year. Thomas WATSON, the father, died of fever 8 January 1837 aged 29 leaving his widow and young family. Peter Glenday WATSON born 22 August 1836 died of fever 17 February 1837 aged 6 months. In the 1841 Census, the family was : Jess WATSON 35 weaver (Janet GLENDAY, daughter of Peter GLENDAY and Elizabeth ANDERSON) Thomas 10 (Thomas WATSON b.25 Nov 1828) Elizabeth 10 (Elizabeth Anderson WATSON c.10 Apr 1831) Jean 5 (Jean McKay WATSON b.19 Dec 1834) On 4th November 1850 Jess WATSON. nee GLENDAY died of Typhus Fever (Dundee was a very unhealthy place in the first half of the 1800s). On 26 August 1854 in Dundee, a Thomas WATSON married Mary Angus MORRIS, daughter of Peter MORRIS, baker of Dundee. They were my wife's great grandparents and Thomas went on to become Manager of the Ladywell Calender in Dundee. We cannot yet prove that this Thomas WATSON was the son of Thomas WATSON and Janet GLENDAY but there is a strong possibility. If anyone can "prove" that Thomas WATSON, son of Thomas Watson and Janet GLENDAY, is their forebear and not that of my wife, or has any knowledge of these families I would be delighted to hear from them. Douglas Nicholson (dlnbn@aol.com)

Robert -- When??? Do you have any other info? -- Susan 5/26/2001 9:36:35 PM, "robert.auwkit" <robert.auwkit@ntlworld.com> wrote: >i am looking for Melanie glenny formally johnstone last known in quilty southern ireland > > Susan Chambless http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schmblss A collection of old family letters and papers. http://freepages.science.rootsweb.com/~johns On the mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss

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> A GENEALOGIST'S CHRISTMAS > > 'Twas the night before Christmas > When all through the house > Not a creature was stirring, > Not even my spouse. > > The dining room table with clutter was spread > With pedigree charts and with letters which said: > "Too bad about the data for which you wrote > Sank in a storm on an ill-fated boat." > > Stacks of old copies of wills and the such > Were proof that my work had become much too much. > Our children were nestled all snug in their beds, > While visions of sugarplums danced in their heads. > > And I at my table was ready to drop > From work on my album with photos to crop. > Christmas was here, and of such was my lot > That presents and goodies and toys I'd forgot. > > Had I not been so busy with grandparents' wills, > I'd not have forgotten to shop for such thrills. > While others had bought gifts that would bring Christmas cheer, > I'd spent my time researching those birth dates and years. > > While I was thus musing about my sad plight, > A strange noise on the lawn gave me such a great fright. > Away to the window I flew in a flash, > Tore open the drapes and I yanked up the sash! > > When what to my wondering eyes should appear, > But an overstuffed sleigh and eight small reindeer. > Up to the housetop the reindeer they flew, > With a sleigh full of toys, and 'ole Santa Claus, too. > > And then in a twinkle, I heard on the roof > The prancing and pawing of thirty-two hoofs. > The TV antenna was no match for their horns, > And the roof was covered with hoof-prints adorned. > > As I drew in my head, and bumped it on the sash, > Down the cold chimney fell Santa ... KER-RASH! > "Dear" Santa had come down the roof in a wreck, And tracked soot on the > carpet (I could wring his short neck!). > > Spotting my face, good old Santa could see > I had no Christmas spirit you'd have to agree. > He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work > And filled all the stockings (I felt like a jerk). > > Here was Santa, who'd brought us such gladness and joy; > When I'd been too busy for even one toy. > He spied my research on the table all spread > "A genealogist!" He cried! (My face was all red!) > > "Tonight I've met many like you," Santa grinned, > As he pulled from his sack a large book he had penned. > I gazed with amazement ... the cover it read > "Genealogy Lines for Which You have Plead." > > "I know what it's like to be a genealogy bug," > He said as he gave me a great Santa hug. > While the elves make the sleigh full of toys I now carry, > "I do some research in the North Pole Library." > > "A special treat I am thus able to bring, > To genealogy folks who can't find a thing. > Now off you go to your bed for a rest, > I'll clean up the house from this genealogy mess." > > As I climbed up the stairs full of gladness and glee, > I looked back at Santa who'd brought much to me. > While settling in bed, I heard Santa's clear whistle > To his team, which then rose like the down of a thistle. > > And I heard him exclaim as he flew out of sight, > "Family History is Fun! Merry Christmas! Goodnight!" Susan D. Chambless http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schmblss A collection of old family letters and papers. http://freepages.science.rootsweb.com/~johns On the mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss

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> >From listadmin-bounces@rootsweb.com Fri Sep 8 10:09:04 2000 >Date: Fri, 8 Sep 2000 08:04:49 -0700 >X-From_: dglenday@erols.com Fri Sep 8 08:04:48 2000 >From: "D.N. Glenday" <dglenday@erols.com> >To: "SEMO" <jngaz@ims-1.com>, <GLENDAY-L@rootsweb.com> >Old-Date: Fri, 8 Sep 2000 11:04:10 -0400 >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook IMO, Build 9.0.2416 (9.0.2910.0) >Importance: Normal >X-Diagnostic: Not on the accept list >Subject: {not a subscriber} RE: [GLENDAY] GLENDY Thomas >X-Envelope-To: GLENDAY-L > >George, > >I have not yet managed to find a link between GlendAY and >GlendY (note spelling differences). > >I do have a Thomas Glenday, but he was born in 1794, married >Margaret Brown, died at sea in 1851, and lived in Dundee, >Angus, Scotland. > >Please keep me posted about your research - particularly if >you come across my Thomas Glenday. And I'll be sure to let >you know if I find the missing Glendy/Glenday link! > >Thanks, > >=================== >Duncan N. Glenday >dglenday@iname.com >=================== > > > > >-----Original Message----- >From: SEMO [mailto:jngaz@ims-1.com] >Sent: Friday, September 01, 2000 8:46 AM >To: GLENDAY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [GLENDAY] GLENDY Thomas > > >I have heard of the name of Mary and Thomas Glendy but they >are not in the Glenda/Glendy cemetery. >Does anyone recall seeing or have any information on Thomas >and Mary Glendy they probably was married in Knox County, >Ohio or St. Francois County, Missouri. At least one of them >must have passed away between 1836 and 1847. in Farmington, >Missouri and is buried at the Glenda Cemetery. > >I'm descendended from Philip & Elizabeth Zolman. they owned >the land at one time & I believe established what is known >Glendy Cemetery in Farmington.. There son Basil Zolman >purchased it after there death. I have probate record >refferring to this. >Glenda does not list all the people known to have been >burried there. It is said Philip and Elizabeth are buried >there also and they had flat stones as a marker that read >P.Z.+ D 1842 age+ 62 and so on for Elizabrth and was seen as >late as 1986. I went and they are no longer visiable. >Ok now to my point or question: > >Philip Zolman had a daughter named Mary Zolman born: April >11, 1805 in Frederick County, Maryland. They removed from >Maryland to Ohio and then on to Farmington, MO. All of >Philip & Elizabeth Zolman' children followed them on to >Missouri around the mid 1830's. I have found no other data >on Mary Zolman so do you think it is posible that Mary >Zolman marreid Thomas Glendy and one or both died and Philip >had them buried here at Glenda/Glendy Cemetery establishing >the name of the cemetery. Philip died in 1842 & Elizabeth in >1847. >If this is so it is a great find for the Zolman family and >would like what infromation may be available. >respectively: >George A. Zolman >jngaz@ims-1.com > > > >==== GLENDAY Mailing List ==== >%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% >Messages to this list are archived. >To look at the archives, go to: >http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ >You will be asked to create an account. This is for our >protection, >limiting access to known users and not allowing access to >miners for >email address, etc. >Susan D. Chambless >columbine@ninenet.com >%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% > > >============================== >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/ Susan D. Chambless http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schmblss A collection of old family letters and papers. http://freepages.science.rootsweb.com/~johns On the mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss

I have heard of the name of Mary and Thomas Glendy but they are not in the Glenda/Glendy cemetery. Does anyone recall seeing or have any information on Thomas and Mary Glendy they probably was married in Knox County, Ohio or St. Francois County, Missouri. At least one of them must have passed away between 1836 and 1847. in Farmington, Missouri and is buried at the Glenda Cemetery. I'm descendended from Philip & Elizabeth Zolman. they owned the land at one time & I believe established what is known Glendy Cemetery in Farmington.. There son Basil Zolman purchased it after there death. I have probate record refferring to this. Glenda does not list all the people known to have been burried there. It is said Philip and Elizabeth are buried there also and they had flat stones as a marker that read P.Z.+ D 1842 age+ 62 and so on for Elizabrth and was seen as late as 1986. I went and they are no longer visiable. Ok now to my point or question: Philip Zolman had a daughter named Mary Zolman born: April 11, 1805 in Frederick County, Maryland. They removed from Maryland to Ohio and then on to Farmington, MO. All of Philip & Elizabeth Zolman' children followed them on to Missouri around the mid 1830's. I have found no other data on Mary Zolman so do you think it is posible that Mary Zolman marreid Thomas Glendy and one or both died and Philip had them buried here at Glenda/Glendy Cemetery establishing the name of the cemetery. Philip died in 1842 & Elizabeth in 1847. If this is so it is a great find for the Zolman family and would like what infromation may be available. respectively: George A. Zolman jngaz@ims-1.com

>Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 18:01:51 -0700 >To: columbine@ninenet.com >From: "Litle-GTO66" <Litle-GTO66@home.com> >Subject: PML Search Result matching glenday ANDNOT (x-loop/GLENDAY-L) >X-Loop: pmlbounce@rootsweb.com > >===================================================================== >A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this >search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >===================================================================== >Source: YOUNG-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [YOUNG] YOUNG > > >Hi List, > > It's been a while since I posted anything, so am reposting my tree, > >Alan Young > > >Descendants of James Young > > >1 James Young b: 1784 in Brechin, Angus, Scotland d: Abt 1850 Age at >death: 66 est. > >+Mary Craik b: Abt 1785 in Aberlemno, Angus, Scotland > > m: 25 Oct 1808 in Brechin, Angus, Scotland > > d: Abt 1850 Age at death: 65 est. > >2 Andrew Young b: Abt 1830 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > > d: 07 Jan 1888 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland Age > at death: 58 est. > >+Margaret Petrie b: 13 Jul 1834 in Aberlemno, Angus, Scotland > > m: 01 Oct 1854 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > > d: 22 Sep 1908 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland Age > at death: 74 > >3 Jean Young b: 06 Feb 1855 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >3 Charles Young b: 10 Mar 1856 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >d: 26 Jun 1907 in Patterson, New Jersey Age at death: 51 > >+Ann Fenton b: 07 Feb 1857 in Cortancy & Clova, A, Scotland m: 19 Jun 1875 >in Forfar, > >Angus, Scotland > >d: 28 Dec 1891 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland Age at death: 34 > > >4 Margaret Petrie Young b: 21 Sep 1874 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >+George Henderson b: 22 Feb 1873 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >m: 08 Oct 1898 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >5 George Henderson > >5 Mary Henderson > >5 Nellie Henderson > >5 James Henderson > >4 James Young b: 25 Nov 1876 > >+Mary > >4 Charles Young b: 1878 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >+Elizabeth Airth Hanton b: 01 Nov 1877 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >d: 30 Apr 1912 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland Age at death: 34 > >5 Charles (1a) Young > >4 Mary Ann Young b: 1879 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >+Andrew Patterson b: 23 Sep 1874 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >5 George Patterson > >5 David Patterson > >5 Charles Patterson > >5 Allan Patterson > >5 Andrew Patterson > >5 Margaret Patterson > >5 Agnes Patterson > >4 Agnes Young b: 1881 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >4 William Young b: 1882 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >+May Zimmer > >5 Annie Young > >5 Will Young > >5 Frank Young > >5 Dorothy Young > >4 Allan Young b: 09 Aug 1884 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >d: Jul 1950 in Passaic, New Jersey Age at death: 65 est. > >+Grace d: 1960 in New Jersey Age at death: ? > >4 Ann Orchardson Young b: 17 Dec 1885 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >d: Jul 1944 in New York Age at death: 58 est. > >+James Patterson b: 17 Jul 1870 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >5 Evelyn Orchardson Paterson b: 29 Oct 1914 > >d: 07 Jun 1994 in Godeffroy, New York Age at death: 79 > >+Edward Leonard Keating b: > >6 Leonard James Keating b: > >+Carol Sandra Edelstein b: > >7 Loryn Rachael Keating b: > >7 Keven Samuel Keating b: > >6 Brian Charles Keating b: > >+Dolly Ann Diane Williams b: > >7 Deborah Ann Keating b: > >7 Scott Brian Keating b: > >+Margarita b: > >8 Mary Alexis Keating b: > >5 Lillian Fenton Patterson b: > >+William Masterson b: > >6 Robert George Masterson b: > >4 Robert Fenton Young b: 05 Jun 1888 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >d: 31 May 1961 in Baltimore, Maryland > >Age at death: 72 > >+Frances Zimmer > >5 Ruth Young > >5 Vincint Young > >*2nd Wife of Robert Fenton Young: > >+Vivian G Coleman b: 22 Jun 1896 in New York > >m: 1920 in New York > >d: 25 May 1969 in Elizabeth, New Jersey Age at death: 72 > >5 Donald Young b: > >5 Robert Arthur Young b: > >+Margaret Eason b: > >6 Linda Jeanne Young b: > >+Samuel Matani > >*2nd Husband of Linda Jeanne Young: > >+Lee Rodiges > >*3rd Husband of Linda Jeanne Young: > >+Gary Shieko m: > >6 Reberta Marie Young b: > >+Charles James Sailer b: > >7 Charles James Sailer b: > >+Karen Ann Adkins m: > >7 Lance Coleman Sailer b: > >+Sally Heiderman m: > >5 Richard Herbert Young b: 12 Nov 1927 in New York > >d: 17 May 1998 in Panama City, Florida > >Age at death: 70 > >+Josephine Luzy Wrunski b: > >6 Richard Francis Young b: > >+Denise Grover > >7 Ricky Young > > >7 Michele Young > >8 Baby Girl Young > >6 Alan Albert Young b: > >+Jo Ann Reheiser b: > >7 Robert Alan Young b: > > >7 Teri Ann Young b: +Gray Walker m: > >8 Shelby Lee Walker b: > >8 Breanna Walker b: > >7 Jessica Lea Young b: > >6 Robert Eric Young b: 27 Oct 1951 in Quantico, Virginia > >d: 1973 in Panama City, Florida Age at death: 21 > >6 Jay Edward Young b: > >6 Karan Jo Young b: > >+Terry Karlstad m: > >7 Karry Karlstad b: > >8 Jeremy Karlstad b: > >7 Brandy Karlstad b: > >+Shannon m: > >6 Cindy Beth Young b: > >+David Gravlin > >7 Amber Gravlin > >7 Kara Gravlin b: > >6 Randy Lee Young b: > >+Julie > >7 Luzy Young > >5 Warren Calvan Young b: 04 Oct 1929 in New York > >d: 24 Apr 1989 in Tweksbury, Mass Age at death: 59 > >+Mildred (Millie) > >6 James Young > >6 Joann Young > > >6 Thomas Young > >4 Andrew Young b: Apr 1887 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >d: 26 Mar 1938 in Brooklyn, New York Age at death: 50 est. > >+Adriana Maria Weststeyn b: 10 Aug 1889 in Loosduinen, So Holland Provi,, >Netherlands m: 30 Mar 1911 in Patterson, New Jersey > >d: 16 Oct 1969 in Brooklyn, New York Age at death: 80 > >5 Jean Elizabeth Young b: 1913 in Manhattan, New York > >d: 1997 Age at death: 84 est. > >+Russell A Bird b: > >6 Russel Gene Bird b: > >5 Gordon Ralph Young b: > >+Alice Mildrid Frankel b: > >6 David Allen Young b: > >6 Deborah Adriana Young b: > >+Robert Henry Meagher b: > >7 Tara Adriana Meagher b: > >7 Ian Robert Meagher b: > >7 Sean Gordon Meagher b: > >*2nd Wife of Gordon Ralph Young: > >+Carol Weingarten m: 1975 in Nassau, County, New York > >d: 1986 Age at death: ? > >*3rd Wife of Gordon Ralph Young: > >+Alice Mildrid Frankel b: > > >4 David Young b: 14 Dec 1891 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >d: 26 Mar 1980 in Costa Mesa, California Age at death: 88 > >+Laura > >5 Mary Young > >5 Isobel Young > >5 (son) Young > >3 James Young b: 25 Nov 1857 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >d: 03 Nov 1883 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland Age at death: 25 > >3 Catherine Young b: 28 Dec 1859 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >3 William Young b: 11 Jan 1862 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >+Livinia Doig b: 06 Mar 1861 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >m: 02 Jun 1882 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland d: in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >4 Lizzy Salmond Young b: Feb 1885 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >d: 12 Dec 1885 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland Age at death: 0 est. > >4 Baby Young b: 07 Jul 1886 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >d: 07 Jul 1886 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland Age at death: 0 > >4 Florence Young b: Oct 1887 > >d: 12 Apr 1888 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland Age at death: 0 est. > >3 Agnes Petrie Young b: 04 Jul 1864 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >d: 02 May 1915 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland Age at death: 50 > >3 Alexander Strang Young b: 31 Oct 1866 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >d: 01 Mar 1950 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland Age at death: 83 > >+Agnes Glenday b: 29 Aug 1864 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >m: 03 Jan 1902 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >d: 14 Apr 1948 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland Age at death: 83 > >3 Mary Morris Young b: 28 Jan 1868 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >3 John Young b: 27 Apr 1870 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >3 Betsy Porter Young b: 23 Jun 1872 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >3 Robert Clunie Young b: 1877 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland > >d: 15 Aug 1921 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland Age at death: 44 est. > >"LitleGTO" Susan D. Chambless http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schmblss A collection of old family letters and papers. http://freepages.science.rootsweb.com/~johns On the mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss

Just passing this along. -- Susan >Date: Sat, 8 Jul 2000 23:55:20 -0700 >To: columbine@ninenet.com >From: "Litle-GTO66" <Litle-GTO66@home.com> >Subject: PML Search Result matching glenday ANDNOT (x-loop/GLENDAY-L) >X-Loop: pmlbounce@rootsweb.com > >===================================================================== >A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this >search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >===================================================================== >Source: ANGUS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [ANGUS] YOUNG > > >Hi List > > It's been a while since I have posted any information, so I am > reposting the Young's that I am looking for . > >I have some information, but am in search of finding more. if any of this >rings any bells you can e-mail me direct at >Litle-GTO66@home.com or thru the list, I have a lot more info on my >family that I will gladly share if anyone needs it. > >thanks, > >Alan Young > >Descendants of James Young > > > > > > > > >1. James Young was born 1784 in Brechin, Angus, Scotland. He died about 1850. > >James married Mary Craik on 25 Oct 1808 in Aberlemno/Brechin, Angus, >Scotland. Mary was born about 1785 in Aberlemno, Angus, Scotland. She died >about 1850. > >They had the following children: > >+ 2 M i. Andrew Young was born about 1830 and died 07 Jan 1888. > > > >Second Generation > > >2. Andrew Young (James) was born about 1830 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. He >died 07 Jan 1888 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. > >I have not been able to find any Birth information for Andrew, Just that >he was born around 1830 > >judging form the Census's, and the dates on the Grave Stone. > > >Died at 8:30 p.m. at Bell Place, Forfar. > > >Parents: James Young Occupation Farm Servant dead by 1888 > >Mary Craik dead by 1888 > > >Andrew married Margaret Petrie, daughter of David Petrie and Catherine >Davidson, on 01 Oct 1854 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. Margaret was born 13 >Jul 1834 in Aberlemno, Angus, Scotland. She died 22 Sep 1908 in Forfar, >Angus, Scotland. > >Death Certificate: > > >On 22 September 1908 > >at Chapel park, Forfar > >Margaret Young > >age 74 > >Widow of Andrew Young - Factory Worker > > >Parents: > >David Petrie - Meal Miller (deceased) > >Catherine Petrie ms Davidson (deceased) > > >Andrew and Margaret had the following children: > >3 F i. Jean Young was born 06 Feb 1855 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. > >+ 4 M ii. Charles Young was born 10 Mar 1856 and died 26 Jun 1907. > >5 M iii. James Young was born 25 Nov 1857 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. He >died 03 Nov 1883 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. > >6 F iv. Catherine Petrie Young was born 28 Dec 1859 in Forfar, Angus, >Scotland. > >+ 7 M v. William Young was born 11 Jan 1862. > >8 F vi. Agnes Petrie Young was born 04 Jul 1864 in Forfar, Angus, >Scotland. She died 02 May 1915 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. > >9 M vii. Alexander Strang Young was born 31 Oct 1866 in Forfar, Angus, >Scotland. He died 01 Mar 1950 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. > >Alexander married Agnes Glenday, daughter of George Glenday and Ann Lyall, >on 03 Jan 1902 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. Agnes was born 29 Aug 1864 in >Forfar, Angus, Scotland. She died 14 Apr 1948 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. > >10 F viii. Mary Morris Young was born 28 Jan 1868 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. > >11 M ix. John Young was born 27 Apr 1870 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. > >12 F x. Betsy Porter Young was born 23 Jun 1872 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. > >13 M xi. Robert Clunie Young was born 1877 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. He >died 15 Aug 1921 in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. > > > >"LitleGTO" >"LitleGTO" Susan D. Chambless http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schmblss A collection of old family letters and papers. http://freepages.science.rootsweb.com/~johns On the mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss

----- Original Message ----- From: Jonathan Gentry <jgentry@idirect.com> ===================================================================== > Source: SCT-FIFE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [Mar] MASTER MARINERS 1 > > > Hello lists, > > This plus two other messages are forwarded, with Pat's ok. > > We hope they will help someone. > > Cheers > Jonathan in Toronto, Ontario, Canada > > > >Resent-Date: Sat, 8 Apr 2000 15:01:12 -0700 (PDT) > >X-Original-Sender: piwade@one.net.au Sat Apr 8 15:01:11 2000 > >From: "Pat Wade" <piwade@one.net.au> > >Old-To: "Mariners-L" <Mariners-L@rootsweb.com> > >Date: Sat, 8 Apr 2000 23:14:51 +1000 > >X-MSMail-Priority: Normal > >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2919.6600 > >X-Mimeole: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2919.6600 > >Subject: [Mar] MASTER MARINERS > >To: Mariners-L@rootsweb.com > >Resent-From: Mariners-L@rootsweb.com > >X-Mailing-List: <Mariners-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/8864 > >X-Loop: Mariners-L@rootsweb.com > >Resent-Sender: Mariners-L-request@rootsweb.com > > > >Hi all, > >I currently have film 0861797 Great Britain, Merchant Marine, > >Crew List, Dundee 1847 L-M (BT 98) > > > >Thought I would take note of all Masters, their birth place, > >Age, and Vessel. > > > >James Lowson (Forfar) 48 Lady Grant > >David Pringle (St Andrews) 49 Lady Panmore > >Robert Law (Dundee) 31? Lady Sale > >William Ormson (Liverpool 24 (her was a Mate) Lady Sale > >George Pattie (South Ferry) 45 Laurel > >Thomas Glenday (Dundee) 51 Leda > >Thomas Adams (Perthshire) 37 Leith Passet > >James Coppon (Broughty Ferry) 26 Leipzig > >Thomas Caird (Arbroath) 35 Cybile > >James Moir (Dundee) 38 Libra > >James Stephen (Murrow) 33 Levona or Lerana > >Adam Yule (Peterhead) 48 Lima > >William Gilchrist (Dundee) 56 Liverpool > >William Taylor (Dundee) 25 Livonia > >Thomas Erring (Dundee) 49 SS London > >James Rathisay (Dundee) 40 London > >William Beattie (Balmerino) 36 London > >James Thomson (Aberdeen) 43 Lord Douglas. > > > >more to come ......... > >Regards > >Pat > >Melbourne, Aust. > > > >RESEARCHING > > > >AITKEN, CAITHNESS, HARRINGTON, KING, PELLING, READ and others > >FREEMAN, FOGG, GRIMASON, NUGENT, THOMAS, WADE, WILLIAMSON and > >others > > > > > > > >

-----Original Message----- From: Laten Bechtel <becht@cfw.com> To: Glenday-L@rootswb.com <Glenday-L@rootswb.com> Date: Saturday, March 04, 2000 8:13 AM Subject: Glendy/Glendye I am researching the Glendy/Glendye line. My ancestor, William Glendy came to the US in 1804 from Northern Ireland. His brother preceded him in 1799 (Rev. John Glendy who was exiled due to sympathy with the 1798 Irish Rebellion). They settled in VA. I have just returned from Northern Ireland ....hoping to learn more about the family. There are no Glendys left in Northern Ireland. I hired a genealogist but the search for information was fruitless due to the paucity of records there. I am glad to learn from what has been posted here especially regarding the origins. Laten Bechtel

[This summary was prepared by Anne Durfee Gauss, and represents the state of the information as she knew it in the 1920s. It should not be considered definitive, but rather as a source of clues. -- SDC] Partly from PIONEER FAMILIES of MISSOURI, by William S. Bryan and Robert Rose, published by Bryan, Brand and Company, St. Louis, Mo. 1876. St. Charles was first called Les Petite Cotes (little hills), afterwards Village des Cotes (village of the hills). It was named St. Charles by the Spanish. Date of first settlement uncertain, most likely 1766 or 1769, by Louis Blanchette, the Chasseur, or hunter. Most of the pioneers (after French and Spanish days) were from Kentucky and Virginia, a few from North and South Carolina, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Tennessee. After the Catholics, the first church was the Presbyterian, organized August 30, 1818, by Rev. Salmon Giddings, assisted by Rev. John Mathews. Thomas Lindsay and wife, James Lindsay and wife, were four of the nine members. Thomas Lindsay was an elder. Rev. Charles S. Robinson was pastor. John Jay Johns was born in Buckingham County, Virginia, June 27, 1818. His father was Glover Johns, his mother Martha Jones. Glover Johns was a tobacco planter and a magistrate, an office of great honor in the Old Dominion in those days. Glover Johns' father and mother were John Johns and Elizabeth Glover. After the death of his wife, Glover Johns sold his plantation and went with John Jay (his youngest child) to middle Tennessee in 1831, where his married daughter, Elizabeth, Mrs. Cowan, lived. The Cowans lived in Memphis, at least at one time. In 1834, Glover Johns and John J., his son, went to Mississippi, where an older son, Alfred (wife, Mary Wharton) had a plantation near Clinton, named "Chevy Chase". In 1836, John Jay went to Miami University at Oxford, Ohio, where he graduated in 1840. He was married the same year to Catherine A. Woodruff of Oxford, and returning to Mississippi, became a planter. In the spring of 1844 he removed to St. Charles County, Missouri. That was the memorable year of the great overflow of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, by which untold suffering and sickness were entailed upon the population. In 1845, attracted by the rich lands in the point Prairie, below St. Charles, Mr.. Johns settled there. St. Charles, at that time, was a small unprepossessing village, and many of its merchants and citizens were struggling against financial ruin which threatened them on account of the stringency of the times. In 1846, Mrs. Johns died, leaving two daughters, Louisa and Mary. There were a few scattering farms on the Point Prairie when Mr. Johns settled there, but its prospects soon began to improve, and a number of enterprising persons located there. Mr.. Johns, it is said, paid ten dollars an acre; some of his land was sold as high as $180.00 an acre in 1907, when his two farms were sold, in order to divide his estate. among his neighbors in the point were Willis Fawcett (brother of Henrietta, Mrs. Eugene Gauss), B. H. Alderson, Abner Cunningham, John Chapman, Charles Sheppard, and James Judge. On the 2d day of November 1847, Mr. Johns was married to Jane Amanda Durfee, daughter of Rev. Thomas Russell Durfee, and his wife, Anne Glenday, who was the niece and ward of Thomas Lindsay. the ceremony took place at the old Thomas Lindsay farm near St. Charles. In 1849, Mr. Johns, B. A. Alderson, Willis Fawcett and John Stonebraker bought the first McCormick reaper that was ever brought to the State. This gave a new impetus to the production of wheat in this great wheat growing county. In 1851, Mr. Johns removed his family to the town of St. Charles, where they continued to reside. Within a year or two, he built the home on a hill on the southwestern edge of town, where he lived until his death in April, 1899. Mrs. Johns died in this home February 20, 1915. They had a family of eleven children. Believing a cultivated and well trained mind to be more valuable than wealth, he gave all his children a good education and those who are grown occupy honorable and useful positions in society. Mr. Johns was made an elder in the Presbyterian Church at twenty-one years of age. Thomas Lindsay and his family lived in Scotland. The names of his children were, Thomas, Jr., James, John, Martha, Mary, Anne and Jane. James was married in Scotland to Charlotte Kettray, and came to America and settled in St. Charles County in 1817. Johns settled in South Carolina, where he died. Anne married Peter Glenday, of Forforshire and Perthshire, Scotland. They came to St. Charles in 1817. The names of their children were: James, Ellen or Helen, Thomas, Anne and Andrew. When they came to St. Charles, Helen was twelve and Anne, six. Peter Glenday remained in St. Charles six years. During that time his wife, Anne Lindsay Glenday died. He returned to Scotland with his daughter, Helen. Anne chose to remain behind with her uncle, Thomas Lindsay, Jr. Anne L. Glenday's grave in St. Charles was lost in the changes that came in the town but there is a gravestone for her in Rattray Kirkyard, Blairgowrie, Perthshire, Scotland, where her husband, Peter Glenday, is buried. Their son, James, was married a merchant with trading operations in Scotland, Mexico, Missouri, and other places. He married Mary Thom of Forfar, Scotland. They lived in St. Charles and in the County. James Glenday died when middle-aged or a cut on his foot which was not properly cared for. His children died young. His widow spent the latter half of her life in the home of her husband's niece, Mrs. John Jay Johns. she died, aged 80 years, at St. Joseph's Hospital, St. Charles, in spring of 1899. Helen Glenday, who returned to Scotland with her father, after his death, married Mr. Butchart and lived to be over ninety years of age. They had one son, James Patrick, who died in Rattray, December, 1912, leaving his widow, a son, Edwin, and daughter, Ada. James Patrick Butchart was 68 years of age when he died. Thomas Glenday, of a daring temperament, made expeditions into new country. He married "Polly" Cayce of Missouri and they lived in St. Charles County. some time after her death he went far west and never returned; was supposed to have been killed by Indians. Andrew died rather young in Mexico. Anne grew up in the home of her uncle, Thomas Lindsay, in St. Charles County, and married in 1828, Rev. Thomas R. Durfee. Rev Thomas Russell Durfee came to St. Charles from Fall River, Massachusetts, in 1827. He was a graduate of Brown University, Rhode Island, and of the Theological Seminary at Andover, Mass. In 1828, in St. Charles County, he was married to Miss Anne Glenday, who was a niece of Thomas Lindsay and then living with him. Mr. Durfee lived for a time after his marriage in Callaway County, as pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Auxvasse. He afterward returned to St. Charles, and was agent of the American bible society, and in 1833, the great Cholera year - he died (not of Cholera but a congestion) at the house of Thomas Lindsay. He was 32 years of age, was a man of great worth and a fine preacher. He left two daughters, Jane Amanda, who afterwards was married to John Jay Johns, - and Margaret Lindsay, who married Edward Payson Borden of Philadelphia. Mrs. Durfee, after the death of her husband, continued to live with her uncle, Thomas Lindsay, until his death in 1843, At her uncle's death, she was, by his will, possessed of his old homestead, where she continued to reside until 1850 when she went to live with her son-in-law, John Jay Johns. she died at his home in April, 1890, aged 80 years. She was a great enthusiast on the subject of education, and used her means freely in educating her grandchildren. Her elder daughter, Mrs. Johns, was educated at Lindenwood and at Monticello, Godfrey, Illinois; and Mrs. Borden at Bradford Seminary in Massachusetts. (Copied from information sent by Minna Gauss Reeves, granddaughter of John Jay Johns and Jane Amanda Durfee Johns) Fragmentary copy of this in Anne Durfee Gauss' hand in the private collection of the Chambless family, as is the typewritten copy from which this was transcribed. Most likely the typewritten copy was made by Florence Johns in the 1960s. Transcribed to softcopy by Susan D. Chambless, January 21, 2000. copyright, 1998-2000 by Susan D. Chambless Susan D. Chambless listowner for the CHAMBLESS, GAUSS, GLENDAY, HORNE, BORDEN, DURFEE, SANDERSON & JOHNS surname lists, now at RootsWeb - http://www.rootsweb.com - please join us! Check it out: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schmblss I'm posting a lot of old family letters & papers centered around the Charles Henry Gauss family of St. Charles, MO. Surnames are: Gauss, Johns, Fawcett, Glenday, Durfee, Lindsay, plus, of course, the people they knew.

I was looking back through some old emails, and found one about posting family information which I either did not answer, or answered from work -- which doesn't leave me a paper trail. Anyway, I thought I would answer it here. There are a number of resources for posting information on this family at RootsWeb, which we can use. 1) Post new information to this list. Odds are, somebody reading it will be interested. 2) Post your own GEDCOM at http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ 3) Use the surname resource pages: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/index.html http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/b/o/BORDEN/ http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/c/h/CHAMBLESS/ http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/d/u/DURFEE/ http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/g/a/GAUSS/ http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/g/l/GLENDAY/ http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/h/o/HORNE/ http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/j/o/JOHNS/ http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/s/a/SANDERSON/ Post your personal web site on the pages that are relevant. Each resource cluster has links to the surname bulletin boards. There are boards for Queries, Bible Records, Bios, Deeds, Obits, Pensions and Wills. You may request to be notified whenever information is added to each bulletin board. I think these could amount to a rather impressive collection of information about our surname. At the moment, there is not much traffic on any of these boards for the above surnames, but I think they have great potential. There are also resource clusters for geographical areas. -- S Susan D. Chambless listowner for the CHAMBLESS, GAUSS, GLENDAY, BORDEN, DURFEE, SANDERSON, HORNE & JOHNS surname lists, now at RootsWeb - http://www.rootsweb.com - please join us! Check it out: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schmblss I'm posting a lot of old family letters & papers centered around the Charles Henry Gauss family of St. Charles, MO. Surnames are: Gauss, Johns, Fawcett, Glenday, Durfee, Lindsay, plus, of course, the people they knew.

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Well, we seem to have come through that mile stone OK. Let's have a ROLL CALL to refresh everyone on what we each are doing. -- S Susan D. Chambless listowner for the CHAMBLESS, GAUSS, GLENDAY, BORDEN, DURFEE, SANDERSON & JOHNS surname lists, now at RootsWeb - http://www.rootsweb.com - please join us! Check it out: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schmblss I'm posting a lot of old family letters & papers centered around the Charles Henry Gauss family of St. Charles, MO. Surnames are: Gauss, Johns, Fawcett, Glenday, Durfee, Lindsay, plus, of course, the people they knew.

Several people wrote to tell me they enjoyed the other letter from Ada Butchart, so I thought I would post the others, if there are no objections. I also have one from a D. B. Burns, and several from family members that visited the Butcharts in Blairgowrie. -- S To: Miss A. D. Gauss 701 Tompkins Street St. Charles Mo U. S. A. The Cottage Rattray 14th Oct. 1913 My dear Miss Gauss If you only knew how much pleasure you have given to Mother & me by sending us that charming picture of your beautiful house. I can't tell you how much we appreciate it, & not only the picture itself but the kind thought that prompted the sending of it. What a lovely place it is. Mother & I never tire looking at it. We wonder if it is near the old home of Uncle Thomas Lindsay or if his house is still standing. It was at this Uncle's house that my great grandfather -- your great great grandfather -- Patrick Glendy with his wife & family stayed at first for a time after they emigrated nearly one hundred years ago. After his wife died My great grandfather pined for the old country & after being in America for about six years, he came back to Scotland bringing with him his elder daughter Helen - my grandmother - she was then eighteen years of age, her sister Anne whom you are named after was six years younger. she remaind [sic] behind with her Uncle & Aunt Lindsay who adopted her. We have old letters from them in which they speak very affectionately of their "Little girl. Mother & I were just remarking to-day that we must look over some of the old letters & send you a packet of them to read. I know you would find them of great interest. It seems so strange to me when I go along to the Rattray Church yard, as I often do with flowers -, to think that my great grandfather is lying there & his wife so far away, in St. Charles. Cousin Shirley took a photograph of the tombstone so you will probably have seen it. My dear Father's name is now added to the others. We are so sorry to know you have lost your Father also. I expect Mrs. Johns had mentioned it when she wrote, but I am afraid we had forgotten perhaps our own grief had made us a little selfish, & then at that time we were so anxious about my brother who was so ill. I can truly sympathise with you, as only those can who have gone through the same sorrow. Many thanks also for your very kind & most interesting letter. We feel now as if we had made the acquaintance of another of the American Cousins. I suppose we may claim cousinship? My grandmother & your great grandmother were sisters so it's not so remote after all. we are from the same old stock. I shall be so glad to hear from you again. Tell me all about yourself & your family & all the other connections. any little item will be interesting Mrs. Shirley Johns & Jane write to me sometimes & we do enjoy their letters. I just wish we could meet with you all & always hope that we shall. How is your grandmother - Mrs Johns? The last news we had of her from Mrs Shirley was that she was getting very weak & her memory going, that must be very sad and trying for you all. She is the only cousin Papa had on his Mother's side so we are greatly interested in here. We should like so much to have a photo of her, & also any others of the family would be greatly appreciated. I have got muddled somehow with the sheets of paper, commenced on a second sheet after only filling one side of the first. Can't think what I was about. I hope you will manage to find the connexion it will seem a much bigger letter than it really is. Please accept our heartiest thanks for the beautiful photo and with kindest regards to you all from us both. I am Yours very sincerely Ada M. Butchart Your letter & the picture came by same post yesterday morning. there was no extra charge for latter. Source: Handwritten original in the private collection of the Chambless family. Transcribed to softcopy by Susan D. Chambless, 1999. © 1999 by Susan Devore Chambless. Susan D. Chambless listowner for the CHAMBLESS, GAUSS, GLENDAY, BORDEN, DURFEE, SANDERSON & JOHNS surname lists, now at RootsWeb - http://www.rootsweb.com - please join us! Check it out: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schmblss I'm posting a lot of old family letters & papers centered around the Charles Henry Gauss family of St. Charles, MO. Surnames are: Gauss, Johns, Fawcett, Glenday, Durfee, Lindsay, plus, of course, the people they knew.

GENCONNECT. RootsWeb hosts more than 60,000 surname GenConnect boards that are in need of people to maintain them. Visit: o For a complete list of adoptable GenConnect surname boards <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/surnames/adoptable/> o For the form to request to adopt a GenConnect surname board (the same form is used for surname mailing list requests) <http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/adoptrequest.html> Have you found a genealogical treasure, such as a photo album or an old Bible containing a completed family record page, that you would like to see reunited with its family? If so, you may post a notice about it on the SOMEBODY'S LINKS GenConnect board at <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/SomebodysLinks/>. Susan D. Chambless listowner for the CHAMBLESS, GAUSS, GLENDAY, BORDEN, DURFEE, SANDERSON & JOHNS surname lists, now at RootsWeb - http://www.rootsweb.com - please join us! Check it out: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schmblss I'm posting a lot of old family letters & papers centered around the Charles Henry Gauss family of St. Charles, MO. Surnames are: Gauss, Johns, Fawcett, Glenday, Durfee, Lindsay, plus, of course, the people they knew.

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