Hi, I am trying to find information on my family. If you have any information on the following please respond. Lee Guthrie born approximately 1880-89 in Richland County, WI. Had three brothers named Ray, Guy and Jay. Mother named Amy and Father named Sam. They had a farm possibly in La Farge, WI. Other connections cities are Richland Center, Janesville and Hub City, WI. Help! Cheryl Guthrie Wu

I am looking for Thomas Guthrie, born. ca. 1830-31 in Giles Co., Tn. His parents were Robert Guthrie, Jr. and Ann Beal Guthrie, of Giles Co. In 1850, he is living in Giles Co., Tn. with his mother (who has remarried), Ann Beal Guthrie Moody, and her 3 Moody daughters. Thomas is 19 years of age in 1850. I have been unable to find him after that. Have been told he may have gone to Missouri. Does anyone else have this Thomas Guthrie? Betty Guthrie McCollum

Hi, I'm new to ths list and looking for any information on the following Thomas GUTHRIE married 16th December 1897 Coshocton County,Ohio to Sarah HARDENBROOK. Anything on these or other family members appreciated. Thank you Johanna

Hi everyone, I just wanted to send a test If anyone is having problems figuring out the list just give me a jingle at doug@neibaur.org

Posted on: Guthrie Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/FamilyAssoc/Guthrie/10210 Surname: Guthrie ------------------------- I am stumped with Henry born 1812. Not sure where. Following is the information I have been able to find. Henry Guthrie B.1812 married Manerva Lyon B. 1813 Both Born in Ga, I think. not sure where. Left Cobb County Ga. about 1855-1860 for AL; Burried in Blount Co. AL. Haven't been able to find anything on his parents. Children: 1. George 1840 Married Elizabeth 2. Sanfor? 1842 " Mary 3. Mary J 1845 " Marion Nation 4. Josephus 1847 " ? 5. William Franklin 1849 " Carolina Bailey 6. Zacharias 1851 " ? 7. Frances 1854 " Jackson Nation William Franklin Guthrie B. 5-5 1849 D. 7/1/1901 Married Caroline Bailey in Ala. B. 9/21/49 D. 6/23/1910. Found in the 1880 census 7 Children 1. Josephene 12/9/1874 Cullman AL. Married John King & J K Hart 2.Georgianne 8/17/77 Married Robert Mann 3.John Robert 8/17/79 Married Zora Watwood 4. Walter Lee 1/29/81 Married Minnie Lou Pate 5. James H.7/6/83 Married Maybelle Borden 6. Sanford William or Wilber 8/16/88 MarriedElla Thompson 7. Belle 8/15/1891 Married Jessee Watwood William Franklin & Sanford William/Wilber are my line. Sanford was a farmer in Cullman AL.,Baileyton Most of William's children are burried in Baileyton. Any help or direction appreciated. morrisgu@bellsouth.net

Found these recently and although they are not my Guthrie's, I thought maybe they would help someone: Guthery, Edward Unit: 3 Ark. Cav. Rank: Pvt/Pvt Enlisted: 30 Oct 1863 Place: Yell Co., Ark. Age: 31 Birthplace: Spaartanburg Dist., S.C. Company "D" =============== Guthrie, Calvin P. Unit: 2 Ark. Inf. Rank: Pvt/Pvt Enlisted: Jan 1864 Place: Fort Smith, Ark. Age 34 Birthplace: Bradford, Pa. Company: "K" ============================ Guthrie, Carter Unit: 4 Ark. Inf. Rank: Pvt/Pvt Enlisted 18 April 1864 Place: Yellville, Ark. Age: 23 Birthplace: Madison Co., Ark. =========================================================================== Polly Guthrie married Fielding Price...19 Nov 1837...White County, Ark.

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I am trying to locate my cousin, Tommy GUTHRIE. Full name: Thomas William GUTHRIE. He was last known to be living in Florida. I tried 411 (and there are a few by that name there!) but could not find him. The Tommy I'm looking for had a father named Tom and a grandfather named Thomas LEE GUTHRIE. Father Tom passed away in Abilene, Texas. Grandfather Lee died in 1955 in Brownwood, Texas. If anyone knows this man, please email me back. Thank you!! Jane

Hi everyone Curt asked me to forward this to you here. Sincerely Doug Neibaur doug@neibaur.org http://www.nstep.net/dorgon/gene.html =+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+= >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Curt Ledbetter" <curtl@msn.com> >To: <GUTHRIE-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 10:11 AM >Subject: {not a subscriber} GUTHRIE- La Jose, PA Cemetery > > > > I found these graves in the LaJose, Clearfield Co, PA cemetery. They >are > > not part of my GUTHRIES. Maybe someone else can use them. > > > > GUTHRIE, Udele L, 1897-1987 > > GUTHRIE, Esther J, 1906-1969 (w/o Udele Guthrie) > > GUTHRIE, Samuel P, 1872-1949 > > GUTHRIE, Bertha W, 1873-1955 (w/o Samuel Guthrie) > > GUTHRIE, Max 1920- > > MELZER, Dorothy 1920-1994 (double headstone with Max Guthrie) > > GUTHRIE, Samuel J, 1929-1993 > > > > Curt

RALPH ASHINHURST was b. 5 Jun 1841 Clinton Co., Ky. and d. 18 Dec 1924 Benton Co., Mo. He married CAROLINE GREEN GUTHRIE 19 Jul 1859. She was b. Mar 1842 Ky and d.? Children were: Sarah Elizabeth, William Taylor, Charles Lewis, Margret Eliza, Alzira Magnolia. Colleen Kitch GuyCol@webtv.net

Hi all I am looking for the parents of Joseph A. Guthrie, he was born about 1850 in Limestone Springs, South Carolina. Thanks for any help. Steve Bean Georgia, Vermont

Found the following Guthries in "Book of the Dead - Anderson Co., SC Cemeteries) Adeline Guthrie - 23 Jan 1823 - 19 Nov 1901 (Mountain Springs Baptist) Benjamin D. Guthrie - 6 Aug 1796 - 24 Oct 1873 (Guthrie Cemetery) Catherine Guthrie - 5 June 1846 - 11 December 1941- Wife of Rev. E. A. Durham (White Plains Baptist) E. T. Guthrie - 17 Aug 1920 - 21 Sept 1961. Wife, Willie Lou (Mt. Pisgah Baptist) James L. Guthrie - 18 Aug 1898 - 4 June 1957 (Belton Baptist) Mary J. Guthrie - 28 Feb 1843 - 30 Aug 1904 (White Plains Baptist) Rebecca Guthrie - 5 Jan 1818 - 3 Mar 1902 (White Plains Baptist) Sarah E. Guthrie - 29 Jan 1845 - 27 Nov 1926. Wife of Samuel O. Durham (White Plains Baptist)

Does anyone recognize the following William Guthrie? I found him in the 1810 Edgefield Co., SC census. William Guthery 1 male under 10 2 males of ten and under 16 0 males Sixteen and under 26 0 males 26 and under 45 1 males 45 and upwards 2 females under ten 2 females 10 and under sixteen 3 females sixteen and under 26 0 females 26 and under 45 1 female forty five and upwards Carol Ficklin mariah@scoast.net http://www.geocities.com/pipernoel/guthrie.html

Hi everyone here is a web page to check out http://www.ancientfaces.com/cgi-bin/index.cfm There is a real neat Guthrie photo of the Robert F. Guttery Family Sincerely Doug Neibaur Guthrie list owner doug@neibaur.org http://www.nstep.net/dorgon/gene.html

Hope this helps someone, Pam Jackson County AR marriages Guthrey, John to Martha Brazell June 7 1860 Guthrey, John to Mary Brewer Aug 23 1865 Guthrey, G Y 24 to Martha Chance 18 Nov 17 1857 Guthrey, John 38 to Mary Brewer 38 Aug 27 1865 Guthrie, Wilson 22 to Sintha ann Russell 18 June 27 1856

Posted on: Guthrie Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Guthrie/10201 Surname: Guthrie ------------------------- Tom, That was Mel in the original post that postulated the presence of Guthrie's on a ship of the time period. I looked up Covenanter's on the internet and found three ships that left the British Isles with Covenanter's on board. One sank almost before it got started, a second turned around. The Henry and Francis made it to New Jersey and sounded like the ship Mel was talking about. However I know of no passenger list for the ship. That was the point I was making. There may have been Guthrie's on board but as you so aptly put it "Who Knows". I have information on a couple of Daniel Guthrie's of the 1700's. If you'll send me a rundown I'll see if there is a match. Email me direct with this information. I tried to respond to you direct by reply and it bounced back. Larry lguthrie@brightok.net

Posted on: Guthrie Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Guthrie/10198 Surname: Guthrie ------------------------- Perhaps this is the ship Mel was talking about. It was the practice to commit dissenters, those who refused to take an Oath of Allegiance, to be imprisoned but there were so many that a policy evolved whereby Covenanters could emigrate to the American colonies. If, however, they were convicted they were sent as slaves. A Scottish laird by the name of Scott was allowed to select a party of about 100 prisoners to take with him to New Jersey. He was required to land the party in America before September 1686. To this purpose Scott chartered a 350 ton ship, armed with 20 cannon, called the "Henry and Francis" captained by Richard Hutton. There were other emigrants who were required to pay £5 passage money but they could alternatively be indentured servants for four years after which they would receive 25 acres of land. The ship set sail on September 5, 1685, from Leith and made landfall at Perth Amboy, New Jersey, in December. It was a traumatic journey with the ship suffering leaks, shortages of food and water, as well as fever. Of the 125 that set out some 31 of their number died, including Scott and his wife. During the voyage, Scott's son-in-law (named Johnstone) had urged the prisoners to accept a four year servitude so that the costs of the venture could be recovered, which the prisoners resisted. The ship's master wanted to sail for Jamacia or Virginia since a better price would be obtained in either place for the prisoners. Perhaps it was Divine Providence intervening for these Covenanters, but a change of wind forced the ship into New Jersey as originally planned. Although Johnstone sought to recover costs in the courts, which could have resulted in the imprisonment or slavery of the emigrants, they were cleared of charges because they had not come voluntarily nor had they entered into any agreements. Thus this party were scattered throughout Pennsylvania, New York and Connecticut succeeding where their earlier compatriots had failed.

Posted on: Guthrie Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Guthrie/10197 Surname: Guthrie ------------------------- That ship idea is interesting. A few questions; however. What are the sources of information on this ship? How do we know there were Guthrie's on board? What is the tie in between these Guthrie's and the Guthrie's of the Revolutionary Era mentioned? There's about 100 years between the date for the arrival of that ship in the colonies and the Revolutionary War.

Posted on: Guthrie Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Guthrie/10194 Surname: Guthrie ------------------------- The following is the brick wall I've run into, can you shed any light on any of the questions that I have inserted. This is info that I recieved from a shirttail relative. "Covenanters were a sect of Presbyterians dissenters who revolted against the liturgy which King James I had forced upon them. In 1638 they entered into a covenant in behalf of true religion and freedom of the Kingdom, but Charles II, after his restoration in 1661, shamefully broke the Covenant and cruelly persecuted the Covenanters. Richard Cameron was their leader and was beheaded as a warning to those who dared to oppose the dictates of the Crown. The above is pretty much a matter of record and history. This gave rise to an exodus. A vessel was fitted out in 1680, ( what was the name, and where did it depart from and on what date ) it's destination was Hudson Bay, however, because of adverse weather they were driven off course, landing on the New Jersey shore.( where and when ) Among these refugees were a number of Guthries.(what were their names and where were they from) Here, instead of being hunted among dens and caves of the mountains, they went to work in peace and security on fertile fields. Schools and Churches multiplied. At the time of the Revolutionary War, George Nelson Guthrie decided to move his family with his belongings as they could conveniently take away from the combat zone.(when and from where) Four of George N. Guthrie's brothers ( who were they) stayed behind to fight the British and two of them ( who )distinguished themselves as officers of high rank. While en route from New Jersey, and when in the mountains,( what mtns) George's wife ( what was her name )gave birth to twins, one of them was Richard.( who was the other ) They settled around Pittsburgh and after the war others ( who )followed. By 1806, the Guthries had settled in Columbiana County, OH. Richard and William were in Captain William M. Laughlin's Company of the First Regiment of the Second Brigade, Fourth Division, Ohio, which was organized in Columbiana County, Ohio on May 8, 1806." The above is from a paper written by Henry F. Guthrie in 1946. Who is/was Henry F. Guthrie ?

>From JoAnne McCoy Webb Peachtree City, GA Hello Guthrie Researches, My gg grandfather was James Guthrie, son of Carter. James was born 1827 in TN, married in TN to Elvira Randolph b. 1831 TN. The first time I find James and Elvira is in the 1850 Census of Madison Co AR in Richland twp. By the 1860 Census of Madison Co AR, Elvira is dead and James is married to Nancy __?___ 19 years old. By 1870 James and Nancy are gone. Most of James and Elvira's daughers marry and stay in Madison Co. Where did James and Nancy go? The only date I have for James is that he was born in 1827. I would love to know where he lived after Madison Co and where he died and is buried. He had two sons John and James, where did they go? CHILDREN: 1. John b. 1849 TN 2. Cherry Matilda "Tilda" b. 14 Apr 1851 Madison Co AR d. 30 Jul 1922 Wesley, Madison Co AR md. 13 Jun 1869, Huntsville, Madison Co AR Martin Vanburen JOHNSON (Tilda is my g. grandmother) 3. Tennessee b. 1853 Madison Co AR 4. Louisa Jane b. 13 Apr 1854 Wesley, Madison Co AR d. 31 Jul 1897 Madison Co AR md Francis Marion Johnson. 5. Nancy b. 1856 Wesley, Madison Co AR Any help and suggestions will be appreciated JoAnne McCoy Webb __________________________________________________________________ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape Webmail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com/