--part1_96.118a3123.27e63480_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hadley Cousins, I am forwarding something from the Carr list that mentions an Evan Worth Hadley. I don't know who he is, but if the Carr line is of interest to anyway, I have a great deal of information...or more correctly another researcher has been working full time on sorting out early CARRS recently. My Best Regards, Janet (Baugh) Hunter Simon II>Joshua & Mary Rowland>Ruth & John Marshill, etc., etc. --part1_96.118a3123.27e63480_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <CARR-L-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from rly-xc04.mx.aol.com (rly-xc04.mail.aol.com [172.20.105.137]) by air-xc05.mail.aol.com (v77_r1.21) with ESMTP; Sun, 18 Mar 2001 10:38:41 -0500 Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com (lists5.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.123]) by rly-xc04.mx.aol.com (v77_r1.35) with ESMTP; Sun, 18 Mar 2001 10:38:08 1900 Received: (from slist@localhost) by lists5.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id f2IFV0F12073; Sun, 18 Mar 2001 08:31:00 -0700 Resent-Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2001 08:31:00 -0700 X-Original-Sender: carolmit@usaor.net Sun Mar 18 08:30:59 2001 Message-Id: <5.0.2.1.2.20010318101815.02d4a900@mail.usaor.net> X-Sender: carolmit@mail.usaor.net X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Version 5.0.2 Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2001 10:24:44 -0500 Old-To: Carr-l@rootsweb.com From: Carol Mitchell <carolmit@usaor.net> Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed Subject: [CARR-L] Thomas Carr son of William & Susannah of VA to GA & descendants mentions FL. Resent-Message-ID: <L8TbZC.A.d8C.0SNt6@lists5.rootsweb.com> To: CARR-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: CARR-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <CARR-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/3816 X-Loop: CARR-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: CARR-L-request@rootsweb.com Col. Thomas Carr is son of William Carr ((2) d1760) & 2nd wife Susannah (maybe Brooks) Carr O'Neal. He went to Georgia, Columbia & Clark Counties. His will is in Columbia Co., GA. I have just updated his descendants see below, and will share gladly, we have the GA bible records thanks to Charles Gray. Maybe this will help someone. Can anyone prove the surname of Brooks for Susannah?? Odd there was a Susannah Brooks who signed a deed of William in 1750 can't be his 2nd wife. This is a 1/2 brother of my William Carr m. Alice (anyone ever see anything on Alice/Ellis/Alse/Alce/sp) please I need information on them. They were in Spottsylvania, Louisa, Albemarle, & Stokes Co.,NC may have went to TN with son if not deceased in NC. 1-Col. Thomas CARR b: 4 Oct 1758, Spotsylvania Co., Virginia, USA, d: 5 Oct 1820, Alexandria, Virginia, USA sp: Francis C. BACON b: 16 Nov 1771, d: 19 Jun 1812, m: 11 Nov 1787, Richmond Co., Georgia, USA 2-William Anthony CARR b: 13 Aug 1796, d: 20 Apr 1872, Athens, Georgia, USA sp: Cynthia WALKER b: 17 Dec 1799, Burke Co., Georgia, USA, d: 12 Jul 1833, m: 31 Jul 1817, Burke Co., Georgia, USA, par: Elijah WALKER 3-Frances Selina CARR b: 4 Dec 1818, d: 16 Dec 1822 3-Thomas Walker CARR b: 17 Sep 1822 3-Mary Eliza CARR b: 27 Oct 1820, d: 6 Nov 1831 3-Thomas Walker CARR b: 17 Sep 1822, d: 28 Mar 1895, Bradfordville, Leon Co., Flordia, USA 3-William Walter CARR b: 8 Aug 1824 3-John CARR d: 12 Jul 1833 3-Charles Nelson CARR b: 28 Oct 1826, d: 25 Oct 1831 3-Elijah Walker CARR b: 28 Mar 1829, d: 24 Dec 1872, Athens, Georgia, USA sp: Anna E. MACON b: 27 Dec 1836, d: 27 Feb 1868, Athens, Georgia, USA, m: 19 Dec 1860, par: Dr. Edwin L. MACON and Lillias Amanda GRIMES 4-Lillias Amanda CARR d: 15 Jan 1869, Athens, Georgia, USA 4-Florida Agnes CARR b: 20 Aug 1866, Athens, Georgia, USA sp: Robert Craig ORR , m: 15 Jul 1890, Emanuel Episcopal Church, Athens, Georgia, USA, par: Willliam C. ORR and Ann MONTGOMERY 5-Robert Craig ORR Jr. b: 31 Jun 1891 sp: Sarah Wylly TREANOR , m: 28 Dec 1920, First Presbyterian Church, Athens, Gerogia, USA 5-Julia Walden ORR sp: Evan Worth HADLEY , m: 29 Oct 1919, First Presbyterian Church, Athens, Gerogia, USA 4-Susan Crawford CARR b: 17 Nov 1867, Athens, Georgia, USA, d: 24 Jan 1879 3-Flordia Cynthia CARR b: 11 Jul 1831, d: 1 Feb 1905, Athens, Georgia, USA sp: Jane AIKEN b: 6 Nov 1801, Baltimore, Maryland, USA, d: 11 Nov 1869, m: 18 Feb 1835, Tallahassee, Flordia, USA 3-Susan Agnes CARR b: 16 Dec 1835, d: 15 Feb 1861 sp: John THOMAS , m: 12 Nov 1856 4-Mary Bryan THOMAS b: 8 Nov 1857 4-Susan Agnes THOMAS b: 11 Feb 1860, Flordia, USA 2-Thomas Dabney CARR b: 1780 sp: Addie Belle WATKINS 3-Frances Susan CARR b: 29 Mar 1824 3-Mary Ann Selina CARR b: 15 Jan 1826 2-Susan B CARR sp: Col. Nicholas WARE 3-Thomas Carr WARE 3-Susan M WARE 2-Selena A CARR sp: Col Ignatius FEW , m: 29 Aug 1811 2-William Bacon CARR b: 25 Aug 1792, d: 25 Aug 1793 2-Alexander Walter CARR d: 30 Sep 1803 sp: Frances "Fanny" GEORGE d: Bef 15 Feb 1822, Columbia Co., Georgia, USA, m: 3 May 1813, Columbia Co., Georgia, USA ==== CARR Mailing List ==== Other mailing list by Rootsweb can be found at http://rootsweb.com/~maillist/index.html --part1_96.118a3123.27e63480_boundary--

I am trying to find information regarding my grandmother's family. Florence HADLEY was born in London in 1880. Her parents were John Emmett HADLEY and Emma Charlotte FARMER. John Emmett's father was also named John and his wife's name was Ann. According to the 1851 census, John and Ann had 4 children, George A., Ann, William and John Emmett. All of the information I am finding is American. Is this the wrong place to be looking, and if so, does anyone have any suggestions where I might try? Thank you Louise John & Louise Stephens www.horsenorth.com 184 Sutton Place Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6A 6B4

Cindy & List - The descent described by Cindy is essentially correct. Edward Kinnison & Mary Greenaway are my ancestors & so I have had occasion to look at them. >From my Quaker Hobson database, I can say that the Edward Kinnison spoken of was born about 1680, perhaps in PA & died in 1736 in Chester co,PA. He is buried in Goshen MM burial ground where he was a member. His father appears to have been named Edward as well & he had a son Edward also. I believe that all of his children were disowned at Goshen MM, Chester co,PA at one time or another for marriage out of unity, as was Hannah when she married Capt. George Hobson. Capt. George Hobson & wife Hannah Kinnison moved from VA to Orange co,NC in 1756. Hannah mended her fences with Goshen MM that had disowned her years before & was granted a certificate to Cane Creek MM where she became a member in 1757. All of this can be followed in "The Quaker Collection" wherein the Hobson family as well as the Hadley family have a place of honor. It is incorrect to refer to Hannah's son William Hobson Sr that married Sarah Williams as Jonathan William Hobson. The "Jonathan" is a bogus Mormon affectation and cannot be supported in the Quaker records or any of the books published on the Hobson family. George Arnott Hobson (1829-1897) had TWO Hadley wives. There is a Family Group Sheet on his parents Edward Hobson & Mary Rushton in The Quaker Collection at: http://home.sprynet.com/~jrichmon/hbsn0517.htm As shown there, George Arnott Hobson had an older brother who was named Edward Kinnison Hobson (b.1820) for their ancestor. He/they had a cousin ALSO named Edward Kinnison Hobson (1826-1868) who was the son of Isaac Hobson & Ruth Hinshaw. As far as I am aware, except for the Hobson connection noted, there has never been a concerted effort to trace the Kinnison family. Regards, Jerry Richmond You are cordially invited to visit "The Quaker Collection" http://home.sprynet.com/~jrichmon/qkrcoll.htm -----Original Message----- From: Cindy Smith <cindysmith9@hotmail.com> To: HADLEY-L@rootsweb.com <HADLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 8:10 AM Subject: [HADLEY] Kinnison I did some checking into the Kinnison surname last summer. Did not find out if the John Kinnison of 1810 had a Betty, but the Hadleys do have an earlier Kinnison connection. If you look at the Hadley database, George Arnot Hobson, married Emmaline (I think she is just Emma on the database)Hadley. George Arnot Hobson is a Kinnison descendant. The Kinnisons were Quaker. I have a descendant chart someone sent me, so I can't say I have proof of this line, but on the chart George is a descendant of Edward Kinnison/Kinneson and Mary Greenway. Their daughter Hannah Kinnison married George Hobson, then Hannah and George Hobson's son Jonathan William Hobson married Sarah Williams in Cane Creek MM, NC. Jonathan and Sarah's son William Hobson married Mary Cashett, and William and Mary's son Edward Hobson married Mary Ruston. Edward and Mary Hobson are the parents of George Arnot Hobson who married Emma Hadley. Edward Kinnison and Mary Greenaway had six children but this chart only includes some of the descendants for two of them. It certainly looks possible that a descendant ended up in Missisppi Territory in 1810. On another note, although Jesse B Hadley reported on the 1880 census that his mother Elizabeth Kenderson/Kinnson was born in Germany, I don't think that is correct. Jesse' sister Cynthia Duffel was living nearby and she reported their mother was born in MS. Daughters usually know more about their mothers than sons know. The 1880 was the first census to ask birthplace of parents. I think Jesse was caught by surprise and either did not know where his mother was born, or Elizabeth is the source of our elusive Indian heritage and he wanted to hide that information from the local census taker. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com ==== HADLEY Mailing List ==== Been too busy at Rootsweb sites? Forgotten what you did, or passwords you signed up for? Go to Password central, and they'll help you out. http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com/ ============================== Search over 900 million names at Ancestry.com! http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

We finally did it! Due almost ENTIRELY to the unceasing efforts of Sherri Rice, The HADLEY SOCIETY site now has it's own domain name. This should make it easier to find and access. There are still some 'final touches' in progress, but you should be able to access almost everything from that site. If anything isn't working, let us know. The old site will stay up for now, so both URLs will work Sherri has done a great job, and her hard work and long nights are GREATLY appreciated! new url: HadleySociety.org Enjoy!

I did some checking into the Kinnison surname last summer. Did not find out if the John Kinnison of 1810 had a Betty, but the Hadleys do have an earlier Kinnison connection. If you look at the Hadley database, George Arnot Hobson, married Emmaline (I think she is just Emma on the database)Hadley. George Arnot Hobson is a Kinnison descendant. The Kinnisons were Quaker. I have a descendant chart someone sent me, so I can't say I have proof of this line, but on the chart George is a descendant of Edward Kinnison/Kinneson and Mary Greenway. Their daughter Hannah Kinnison married George Hobson, then Hannah and George Hobson's son Jonathan William Hobson married Sarah Williams in Cane Creek MM, NC. Jonathan and Sarah's son William Hobson married Mary Cashett, and William and Mary's son Edward Hobson married Mary Ruston. Edward and Mary Hobson are the parents of George Arnot Hobson who married Emma Hadley. Edward Kinnison and Mary Greenaway had six children but this chart only includes some of the descendants for two of them. It certainly looks possible that a descendant ended up in Missisppi Territory in 1810. On another note, although Jesse B Hadley reported on the 1880 census that his mother Elizabeth Kenderson/Kinnson was born in Germany, I don't think that is correct. Jesse' sister Cynthia Duffel was living nearby and she reported their mother was born in MS. Daughters usually know more about their mothers than sons know. The 1880 was the first census to ask birthplace of parents. I think Jesse was caught by surprise and either did not know where his mother was born, or Elizabeth is the source of our elusive Indian heritage and he wanted to hide that information from the local census taker. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

I uploaded to Rootsweb last night, an updated version of the official Hadley Society database. There are new data and corrections on various families. With the start of a new year, the cut off date for living persons has been updated to 1906. Persons born after 1906, and any of their descendants, living or dead, should not appear in the online database. As always, we continue to accept corrections and additions. The database URL is: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=hadbase Thanks for your support Sincerely Terry McLean, Historian Hadley Society

My great uncle was born Joseph Henry Hadley, ca 1885 in London England, His father was John Emmett HADLEY and his mother was Emma Charlotte FARMER. He had three surviving sisters, Florence, Emma and Ethel. He was known within the family as Tim. He served in the British Army during the first world war, apparently deserted, and rejoined under the name SCOTT, which was his wife's surname. He died of the effects of being gassed in France I have his obituary from the Kentish Times, Mar 1929 which is under the name Joseph Henry SCOTT. I have his death records, but can't find a birth certificate. I have tried through professional research servces, but they say they can't find him. Any suggestions as to what to do next? Thank you John & Louise Stephens www.horsenorth.com 184 Sutton Place Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6A 6B4

At the following URL, type in HADLEY in the search line. Ten available descriptions of photos appear for Civil War HADLEYS. http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/PhotoDB.html#SearchForm Sam Hadley

I sending this in hopes that I can at least send e-mail. There have been two days of major problems for people in South East Texas, from Austin over. A server as gone down and they are working on it. List-managers. If you get a bounce back please do not remove me. All e-mail will get to me eventualy. Thanks for your help. Martha W. Barker mbarker@austin.rr.com

Hello, I have been helping a cousin, Cynthia Blount, in Alabama who is trying to get into the DAR, via our ancestors Ben and Thomas Hadley. I sent a large packet to the DAR on her behalf, which used some of the HS materials and some of the more recent findings by Vickye White and Cindy Smith. The DAR would not let Cynthia join the DAR because there is no marriage record for Ben and Betty Kenderson (Kinnison). In fact, we know very little about Betty. I am hopeful that my efforts help her and get our Revolutionary war veterans recognized. She just wrote me back and said the DAR had sent her receipt of our applications, but no decision yet. Interestingly, she also sent me a copy of the Mississippi territory census from 1810. As Al Dobbins has taught me, I started with the Hadley listings, only one for Ben, but then looked at the other names on the list to see if there were any collateral lines or other clues. Low and behold there is a listing for John Kinnison, who had one daughter under 21 years of age. Perhaps our Betty? John Hadley

Does anyone have the current email address for JB and Fran Cummings? I have lost their information and want to contact them regarding Mariah Day and Hiram Hadley. They sent me some information regarding these two about 2-3 years ago. I would really like to find them to get another copy of the information. Thank you. Judy

Free on Ancestry: Database: Full Context of U.K. and U.S. Directories, 1680-1830 Combined Matches: 0 Previous Page Next Page http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/directories/ukusdir/main.htm The Early U.K. & U.S. Directories & Lists 1680-1830 is a massive collection of biographical records from the following sources: Hadly & Nuttall (Company) Date: 1774 Address(es): 63, Long acre, London Purpose(es): engine makers, machine/engine making(m) Listed in The London Directory for the Year 1774. Containing an Alphabetical List of Names and Places of Abode of the Merchants and Principal Traders of the City of London. 5th edn., 1774. London Printed for T. Lowndes Database: U.K. and U.S. Directories, 1680-1830 Combined Matches: 2 Hadly Subscribed to The lives and amours of Queens, 1726, ANON. London Subject: biography

Dear List I can't believe the the speed of the reply I received to my query. I joined the HADLEY-L list on Sunday, posted a query on Monday and received an answer on Tuesday.. THANK YOU SO MUCH Betty McCollum Padilla

This concerns a query to the Hadley forum from BMcPadilla@aol.com concerning what happened to the older daughter of Eunice Hadley, daughter of George Marshall Hadley and Rachel Doane. Eunice had married Isaac K. McCollum in Indiana and had two daughters, Mary Jane born about 1856 in Indiana and Rachel Elmina (Mina) born in 1856 in Iowa. Although my grandmother was Samira Rebecca Hadley, daughter of Isaac and Susannah (Hadley) Hadley, I am only distantly related to the Hadley family which settled near the present town of Stuart in southeastern Guthrie County, Iowa in pioneer times. However, I have endeavored to maintain a file of the members of Summit Grove Monthly Meeting of Friends (later Stuart Monthly Meeting) which was associated with Bear Creek Monthly Meeting in Bear Creek Quarterly Meeting in west-central Iowa. My records indicate that the name of the oldest daughter of Isaac and Eunice (Hadley) McCollum was Martha Jane, not Mary Jane. Also, although her death does not seem to appear in Quaker records, the records of the North Oak Grove Cemetery on the north outskirts of Stuart, Iowa indicate that Martha Jane McCollum is buried there, b. 3-25-1856, d. 8-27-1857, age 1 y, 5 m, 2 d. There may be a stone at her grave, but I do not remember seeing it. The older portion of the cemetery, the primarily Quaker cemetery, is located in the northwestern corner. 5 mo. 10, 1856 Isaac K. McCollum and wife Unice and minor child Martha Jane received on certificate from West Union M.M., dated 3 mo. l0, 1856 - Three River MM, IA. 6 mo. 12, 1861 Isaac McCollum retained in membership, had married contrary to discipline. - Bear Creek MM, IA. 6 mo. 7, 1863 Certificate approved for Isaac McCollum to Center MM, IA - Bear Creek MM, IA. Bear Creek Monthly Meeting, consisting of Bear Creek Preparative Meeting and Summit Grove Preparative Meeting, was set off from Three River MM at Ackworth, IA in 1856. Summit Grove Monthly Meeting was set off from Bear Creek Monthly Meeting in 1865. Records indicate that the Isaac McCollum family transferred from Center MM, IA to Lynn Grove MM, IA in 1872, and in 1884 the family was granted a certificate from Lynn Grove MM, IA to Pasadena MM, CA. Elmina McCollum, younger daughter of the marriage of Isaac McCollum and Eunice Hadley, received a certificate from Lynn Grove MM to Pasadena MM, CA on 8 mo. 2, 1890. By his second marriage, to Luzena Ballenger, Isaac McCollum had six children: Emma, Ella, Matilda, Lewella, John, and Clarence. One of these was probably the sibling of John C. McCollum living in Seattle. I am a descendant of the Barnett family and have done considerable genealogical research concerning the Barnetts. I do not know what Barnett relative John C. McCollum had remembered who visited his family when he was a child. Although the information of the death of this little girl is of an unpleasant nature, I hope that it answers your query. Herbert Standing, 1806 Bear Creek Road, Earlham, Iowa 50072.

I am looking for the first daughter of Eunice HADLEY McCOLLUM. (1834-1860) She was the daughter of George Marshall HADLEY and Rachel DOANE - married Isaac K.McCOLLUM 1854 in Indiana. She had two daughter prior to her death; Mary Jane born about 1856 in Indiana and Rachel Elmina (Mina) born 1858 in Iowa. In the 1860 Morgan Co.IN census Mina was living with her father but Mary Jane was not. Apparently Rachel Elmina was raised by Isaac and his second wife Luzena BALLINGER but there is no mention of Mary Jane in any of the family records except for an interview given by her half brother (my grandfather) John C. McCOLLUM in "THE HISTORY OF MERCED COUNTY, CALIF" stating that he had a sibling in Seattle. My father remembered a relative visiting named BARNETT when he was a child and mentioned it prior to his death. Could this have been her married name? She might have been raised by one of Isaac McCollum's brothers or by a HADLEY relative. Does anyone have a clue as to where Mary Jane went?

Hi! I'm new to this HADLEY list. Do I have any cousins on here? Here is my HADLEY line: 591. Hannah HADLEY, b. 16 Jan 1710 at Moate MM, Kilcleagh, County of West Meath, Ireland. Passed on 31 May 1783 from Orange Co.NC. Buried in Cane Creek Cemetery--Quaker and Founding Member of Cane Creek MM,NC, remarried to John Stanfield after Thomas’ death, CHILDREN: Simon, Rebecca, and Ruth with Thomas, and John, Samuel, and Thomas with John. 590. Thomas DIXON, b.1705 in Chester Co. PA. He married Hannah Hadley 25 Oct 1727 at New Garden MM, Chester Co. PA. Passed on to heaven in 1735 at about age 29 from Chester Co. PA--Quaker, probably Farmer, died of smallpox, Buried in New Garden MM, Chester Co. PA 1182. Simon HADLEY Jr., b. ca. 1675 in Moate, Co. Westmeath, Ireland. He married a widow, Ruth Miller Keran ca. 1697 in Ireland. Passed on to heaven May 1756 from Chester Co. PA-- they came to America abt 1712 to settle in New Castle Co. DE, received at Newark MM,DE on 4 6M 1716 on certificate from Moate Mtg, County of West Meath, Ireland; (data per A C Myers)in 1717 he built a big stone house,barn,and outbuildings on his DE Plantation, Farmer, his 2nd wife that he married after Ruth’s death was Phebe Grubb Buffington; traditional stories say that he was murdered by a servant in his barn for the gold he had on his person 1183. Ruth MILLER Keran, b. Feb 1677 in the County of West Meath, Ireland. She was the widow of Mr. Keran when Simon married her. Passed on to heaven 18 12M 1750,CHILDREN: Joseph, Deborah, Joshua, Simon, Hannah,Ruth, Catherine, and Anne 2364. Simon HADLEY, Sr., b. ca 1640 in Ireland we believe. He married Catherine Talbot in Ireland. Passed on ca. 1711 according to a record in the Office of Arms, Dublin Castle--he petitioned Parliament in abt 1680 for protection against possible confiscation of his Ireland property should the area be forfeited to the crown as was threatened, owned a Fishery in Dublin and iron foundry in Kings County, Joined the Society of Friends and apologized to Moate M.M. for his son, Simon’s military activities, later disowned for marrying out of unity to Elizabeth after Catherine’s death 2365. Catherine TALBOT, b. abt 1643 probably in Ireland. Passed on 20 Jun 1710-- Good Mother of CHILDREN: Solomon, John, Simon, Elizabeth, and Jane 4728. James HADLEY, b.1614 in Dublin, Ireland. He married Jane Roswell first. His second wife was Friedeswide Matthews. 4729. Jane ROSWELL, b. 1616 in Scotland. CHILD: Simon THANKS! :)) Elise

http://www.rootsweb.com/~alautaug/1860cen_chest_creek.html 1860 Federal Census of Autauga County, Alabama Chestnut Creek Beat 212 HADLEY, JOHN 30 M W FARM LABORER 200 SC 31 212 HADLEY, MARY 29 F W 0 AL 31 212 HADLEY, SUSAN 8 F W 0 AL 31 212 HADLEY, REDEN 7 M W 0 AL 31 212 HADLEY, ELIJA 5 M W 0 AL 31 212 HADLEY, WILLIAM 2 M W 0 AL 31 238 HEDLEY, PARILEE 25 F W 0 AL 35 238 HEDLEY, ELIJAH 22 M W FARMER 1000 SC 34 238 HENLEY, JOHN W. 12 M W 0 AL 35 238 HEDLEY, JULIA 3 F W 0 AL 35 238 HEDLEY, JOHN 2 M W 0 AL 35

I have an Oklahoma Death Certificate for the above HADLEY, 3/10/31 to 5/8/96, married to Virginia May WHISTLER. He is not one of "my" HADLEY's. His father was Harold Earl HADLEY and mother was Ruth BRACE. I would be happy for this document to find a home with a member of the family. (o:]>* Huggles *<[:o) Billie Walsh The three best words in the English Language : "I LOVE YOU" Pass them on.

I am trying to find information Joseph HADLEY Sr. b abt 1756 in NY? I think his parents were William HADLEY b: 31 January 1731/32 in Yonkers, Westchester Co, NY, d: 22 November 1801 in Yonkers, Westchester Co, NY and Elizabeth Warner, b: 1 June 1737, m: Abt 1766, d: 5 September 1825 in New York, Westchester Co, NY. Abigail Baker married Joseph Hadley in Milton, Cayuga Co, NY. I believe Joseph had a son Joseph Hadley Jr b 1788 (by a different woman). Joseph and Abigail Baker Hadley had a daughter, Mahala Joseph HADLEY Jr, b abt 1788 in NY married Sarah RICHARDS, 17 August 1801. They had three children 1. Abigail HADLEY, b: Abt 1807, d: 21 July 1827 in Penfield, Monroe Co, NY . 2 . Hiram Moses HADLEY, b: 1808 in Penfield, Monroe Co, NY, d: 17 July 1895 in West Lima, Vernon Co, WI. He married Mariah Elizabeth DAY b: 29 September 1809 in NY, d: 10 October 1884 in Augusta Township, Butler Co, Kansas . They were married 1820-1830 in Monroe Co, NY. His second wife was Phalisa BOYD. They were married 12 September 1884 in Hollenberg, Washington Co, Kansas. 3.Amanda HADLEY b: Abt 1824, d: 30 May 1825 in Penfield, Monroe Co., NY Any information on any of these people would be appreciated. Judy Hawman jhawman@earthlink.net

Posted on: Hadley Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/had/Hadley/36 Surname: HADLEY ------------------------- Thanks for the information...My George W (also my g/g/ grandfather) was married to a Lydia M ...last name unknown. They had a daughter Kate Isabel. Your George is probably not directly connected to me, unless through a brother? Thanks again. Judy