Does anyone have a line of Hadleys in Gregg Co., Texas? I'm looking for an Amos Ben Hadley, died about 1878. I can't find a likely suspect on the Hadley Society database, and I don't have him in my database. Cindy Smith _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

For the sake of the archives, here are some common Quaker abbreviations: For a much more detailed list, see The Quaker Corner, http://www.rootsweb.com/~quakers/ on the right, under Highlights, scroll down to "Quaker Terms." b - born bur - buried cert - certificate ch - child, children co - chosen overseer(s) com - complained, complained of con - condemned d - died dec - deceased dis - disowned, disowned for dt - daughter, daughters fam - family form - formerly gc - granted certificate gct - granted certificate to gl - granted letter h - husband jas - joined another society ltm - liberated to marry, left at liberty to marry m - marry, married, marrying, marriage mbr - member mbrp - membership mcd - married contrary to discipline MH - meeting house MM - monthly meeting mos - married out of society mou - married out of unity mtg - meeting prc - produced a certificate prcf - produced a cert. from QM - quarterly meeting rec - receive, received recrq - received by request relfc - released from care for relrq - released by request rem - remove, removed rm - reported married rmt - reported married to roc - received on certificate rocf - received on certificate from rol - received on letter rolf - received on letter from rpd - reported rq - request, requests, requested rqc - requested certificate rqct - requested certificate to rqcuc - requested to come under care (of mtg) rst - reinstate, reinstated s - son, sons uc - under care (of mtg) w - wife YM - yearly meeting Becky Teague Listowner: Hadley-L, Yaudes-L hadleylist@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

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I am trying to find Helen Holliday who is the daughter of Gustie Young and granddaughter of Flora Elvira Hadley. Last I knew she was in Whiting KS. Any help would be appreciated. Judy

Does anyone have a current email address for Jim Royer. He is a 3rd cousin of mine and I cannot find his homepage any more. Thanks for your help. Judy Hawman

My cousin Gayle McLeod is visiting for a few days and we are reviewing all the Hadley and Ultz information we have. Can you help by looking at your Hadley and or Ultz information and updating us on any thing new. We are still looking for Hiram Moses and Moriah Day information. Moriah is still our brick wall. Another brick wall is Catherine ? Hammer Ultz. Thank you for your help. Judy Hawman Hiram Moses Hadley b: 1808 in Penfield, Monroe Co, NY d: 17 July 1895 in West Lima, Vernon Co, WI +Mariah Elizabeth Day b: 29 September 1809 in NY m: 1820-1828 in Monroe Co, Ny d: 10 October 1884 in Augusta Township, Butler Co, Kansas *2nd Wife of Hiram Moses Hadley: +Phalisa Boyd m: 12 September 1884 in Hollenberg, Washington Co, Kansas Descendants of Catherine (Unknown) Catherine (Unknown) b: 14 February 1800 in PA d: 27 May 1874 in Washington Co, Nebraska +Hammer 2 Simon Hammer b: 1838 in Richland Co, Ohio +Marietta Unthank b: Abt 1845 in Indiana m: 21 May 1863 *2nd Husband of Catherine (Unknown): +Johann Jacob Ultz b: 24 September 1790 in Liverpool Twp., Cumberland Co., PA m: 30 October 1842 in Crawford Co, Ohio d: 28 September 1876 in Omaha, Douglas Co, NE 2 Harriet Catherine Ultz b: 4 October 1843 in Richland Co, Ohio d: 21 November 1900 in Dekalb Co, Missouri +Hiram Mead Hadley b: 31 March 1833 in Rochester, Lorain Co, Ohio m: 21 May 1860 in Omaha, Douglas Co, Nebraska d: 9 October 1921 in Glencoe, Payne Co, Oklahoma

I have the page of abbreviations, anyone who needs a copy please e-mail me direct, as I can't send attachments through rootsweb list. I sent John a copy. Cindy Smith cindysmith9@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Hello, Vickye White has received some documents from the NC archives regarding the Hadley family. She and I are both from the Thomas and Mary Thompson Hadly line. The search was for Thomas Hadly, but the listing from the CCMM has 2 pages of Hadly listings that contain far more than our direct line. As I cannot send attachments to this list, please write me if you would like a copy. There are also about 8 other documents, mostly from the NC Militia, Wilmington unit. These are back pay vouchers for service and also one where Capt Thomas Hadly sold corn and rice to the revolutionaries. Some of the CCMM listings are interesting as they list the dates where the sons and daughters were disowned for marrying out of meeting. I have compared these dates with what we have listed in the HS volumes. Some match closely, others are a few years off. I have always been suspicious of some of the dates listed for this branch of the family. While the date of their disownment is likely not the precise date of the marriage, it does give some reference point. Also, many of the dates listed in the HS volumes unfortunately are not supported by any documents. ThisCCMM list at least gives us some additional documentation. Let me know if you want to have a copy of these materials. John Hadley

Vickey Could this be one of Joshua Hadleys that I find around TX before 1850? I have run into several in different places & did not think they could be the same man. Pat Oates in TX. At 01:09 PM 7/18/2001 -0500, you wrote: >If this is a repeat, I am sorry. I don't remember if I have sent this >information before. >This is not my Joshua Hadly/Hadley, he was in TX before this. > >Joshua Hadley in Choctaw Co. MS in 1840. he was 30-40, one son >under 5, wife 30-40, two daus 15-20, and two daus 5-10. his name is next >to a Lawrence Latham and a James Miller. That's all I know about him. > >Vickye White > > > >==== HADLEY Mailing List ==== >Look over posts on the GenForum Hadley pages. Go to >http://genforum.genealogy.com/hadley/ >to get started. Lots of other forums to check out, as well! > >============================== >Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp >

If this is a repeat, I am sorry. I don't remember if I have sent this information before. This is not my Joshua Hadly/Hadley, he was in TX before this. Joshua Hadley in Choctaw Co. MS in 1840. he was 30-40, one son under 5, wife 30-40, two daus 15-20, and two daus 5-10. his name is next to a Lawrence Latham and a James Miller. That's all I know about him. Vickye White

Texas Hadleys, I found a record of a Jessie C. Hadley, born 21 November 1890, died 29 June 1917, buried in Pioneer Rest Cemetery, Menard Co., Texas, located section 6, #70. This is not Jesse, son of James "Doll" Hadley and Mary Ann Hicks, and it is not Jesse Cornelius son of Jesse and Phebe (Smith) Hadley. It could be Jesse Cornelius, son of Samuel Hadley and Elizabeth Carroll. They married in 1879. Does anyone on the list know for sure who this is? His birthdate and death is not on the Hadley Society database. Thanks, Cindy _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Hi List Subscribers, I am new to the mailing list and would love to hear from anybody concerning my HADLEY line. William HADLEY born about 1842 - Birmingham, Warwick. Parents: Benjamin HADLEY (born abt. 1816) & Sarah (surname unknown - born abt. 1816). Sibilings of William HADLEY so far located:- Ellen born about 1844; Charlotte Elizabeth born about 1850; Benjamin born about 1851. William HADLEY married Julia (Surname unknown) about the 1860's possibly Birmingham, Warwick. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Kind regards, Karen.

I received the following from Barbara Eberly, who asked me to pass it along to HADLEY researchers... If you aren't aware of the upcoming Reunion at Cane Creek, you may want to check this out. It promises to be a great opportunity. Terry, database manager, Hadley Society Barbara wrote: "I have recently updated the Cane Creek reunion information. It contains registration forms and times for the genealogy swap to be held October 6th. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncccmm click on "Shall we gather at the creek?"

The following is from Barb Eberly of the Cane Creek MM web site. I am forwarding to the Hadley list per her direction. Please send to any other family members who may be interested. I will be attending and have already booked my lodging for the weekend. John Hadley I would appreciate it if you would help get the word out to your surname lists. Following is the message I've sent to Quaker-Roots and the Lindley list. You are welcome to cut and past it to any other list you think might be interested. Barbara For those of you with Cane Creek MM, North Carolina connections,I have updated the web page with the latest information about the 250th Anniversary Celebration in October. It includes a genealogy swap on Saturday, October 6th. Information and registration forms are at http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncccmm Go the link at the top of the link box called "Shall We Gather at the Creek?" You are invited if you are a descendant of anyone connected with the meeting. In case you don't know if your line connects, here is a list of the families found in the Cane Creek minutes during the first fifteen years. Adams, Allen, Andrew, Atkinson, Baldwin, Ballinger, Baker, Barnes, Beals, Beeson, Benbow, Branson, Bray, Brooks, Brown, Buckingham, Burney, Carson, Carter, Cashett, Chambers, Chamness, Chapman, Cheek, Clark, Cloud, Coffin, Comer, Cox, Cypert, Dale, Davis, Davison, Dix (Dicks), Dixon, Doan, Dewards, Eliman, Farmer, Gilbert, Hadley, Haley, Hammer, Harlon, Harvey, Henderson, Hiatt, Hinshaw, Hobson, Hoggatt (Hockett), Hodgin, Hodson, Hollingsworth, Holliday, Hunt, Husbands, Hussey, Jenkins, Johnson, Jones, Kemp, Lamb, Lawrance, Lee, McCracken, McPherson, Maris, Marshall, Matthews, Mattock, Mayner, Mendenhall, Moffitt, Moon, Osborne, Pearson, Perkins, Phillips, Pickett (Piggott), Pike, Pugh, Reynolds, Sell, Sidwell, Smith, Stanfields, Stout, Stuart, Swainey, Stubbs, Tanzy, Thompson, Thornburg, Tyson (Tyser), Underwood, Vernon, Vestal, Weisner, Wells, White, Wilkinson, Williams, Wilson, Woody, and Wright.

Alma or Elma Lange Hadley b. 8 sep 1904 d. sep 1969 she was the sister of my grampa Otto lange. please email me if you are related to her for fam. his. exchange. thanks, gloria lange ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

A follow up to the note I sent about the Hadley books for sale at Higginson books: I have had several private responses, and everyone seems to have had a good experience with this company. Higginson apparently takes out of print / out of copyright books, and make quality photocopies, as they receive orders for them. I have been told they are of good quality and durable, though if you plan to handle them much, order the more durable binding. As they 'print to order', anticipate that it can take a few weeks to receive your order. Make sure you review the summaries carefully, to ensure getting the book you want. One lady suggested you can try looking at a library or microfilm copy first, to make sure the book will be something of use to you, and then order your own copy. Thanks for all the input! Terry ============================== Shop Tupperware from the convenience of your computer Shipped directly to you http://my.tupperware.com/sandy

Looking for parents of Lyman Hadley b. abt. 1812 in Craftsbury, VT. m. Polly Donavan (Dunavan) in Colchester, VT in 1838. Lyman and Polly later lived in Enosburg, VT where Polly is buried.

Thanks to Melba Akason for pointing me to this link. Higgsonson Book Company advertises the following HADLEY volumes: HADLEY. Gen. record of the desc. of Moses Hadley & Rebecca Page, of Hudson N.H., together with some acct. of Geo. Hadley of Ipswich, Mass. & his desc., by S.P. Hadley. 88p. 1887. $15.00 HADLEY. Notes on the Quaker fam. of Hadley, by C. Hadley. 59p. 1916. $12.00 See their listings at: http://www.higginsonbooks.com/ PLEASE NOTE that this is not necessarily an endorsement of this company. I have not heard of them, nor do I know anything about them. If any of you have experience with this company, I would appreciate your input. Thanks, Terry ============================== Shop Tupperware from the convenience of your computer Shipped directly to you http://my.tupperware.com/sandy

I just talked to the Distribution center at Salt Lake. They are out of the 1880 Census index CD. They have 50,000 coming in August 1st. If you ordered it and have not received it you may want to call them. If you placed the order over the internet your card was not charged, and the order canceled once they ran out. If you receive this on more than one list from me sorry. Martha

Hello, Hadley Researchers, The Hadley list is remarkable in its character: it's a great group of genealogists -- and probably most of you don't need to see the following. But just in case there're "newbies" on the list, and to keep this the remarkable, mature, and easy-to-manage list that it is, voila!! here's a reminder about virus warnings sent out on the list: Recently, some members were contacted privately, by another list member, about a possible virus. It turned out to be a hoax, as 99.9% of them are, and the sender has acknowledged his error. His private mailing did not violate list guidelines. There were responses sent, though, possibly as a result, to the list. Mailing list guidelines request not to send virus warnings to the list for good reasons. 1) They almost always generate a lot of response ("I got that one, too!" or "Here's how to get it off your hard drive." etc.) These are well intentioned, as is the warning. 2) All this mail is stored at Rootsweb on their servers. Multiply this mailing list by the thousands Rootsweb holds, and you can see why they recommend listowners not to allow such postings and to keep things on topic: the resultant emails take up lots of space. No one culls Mailing List archives for irrelevant mail. It ALL goes into the archives. 3) Most virus warnings are fake. Before sending one along, good advice is to first check out the warning. Here's McAfee's page on the SULFNBK hoax (with instructions on replacing the file in case you deleted it): http://vil.mcafee.com/dispVirus.asp?virus_k=99084& For future information, here's their page listing all known viruses up to now: http://vil.mcafee.com/hoax.asp? Other websites maintain similar lists. Try a search on google or other search engine. 4) Because of Number 3, above, needless warnings can send internet users into "virus warning fatigue," leading them to ignore a REAL virus warning because they've seen so many hoaxes and are tired of them. A real virus is a serious problem, as our friend and original "warn-er" found out last year. It's a sort of "cry wolf" issue. I hope the above is useful to you. As we move into the summer, what is normally high level genealogy time, I wish you the best in your research. Regards, Becky Teague Listowner Hadley-L _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com