Sorry, to everyone on the list. I made a mistake. I sort of pulled it out of my head but I haven't looked at much of my genie stuff this fall. William was the first immigrant to the US, and died in 1622 in the Indian Raid. I haven't managed to get beyond Benjamin either, and even Major as his son is unproven but likely. I am glad the Eldon & Bob made the correction. They are right not me, please forgive. Thanks to all. Ardath

Hi All I thought I would try again to see if anyone is working on the following line. My information is sketchy and I hope that someone will recognize this branch of the Hancocks all from Princess Anne Co., VA. Symon HANCOCK d. 1710 in Princess Anne Co., VA m. Susannah William HANCOCK m. Mary HOLMES 7 Dec. 1723 Simon H. HANCOCK b. 22 June 1724 William H. HANCOCK m. 1770 Anne ROBINSON Simon HANCOCK b. 30 July 1779 m. (1)Susannah SINGLETON (2)Jacomine H. MACKIE Peter Singleton HANCOCK m. (1)Mary CARR (2)Nancy LAW Frances Singleton HANCOCK m. Albert Jefferson GARBER 9 Jan.1828 Thank you for your help. Linda Morin LinLB5@Ashlandnet.net

Ardath, I have tried for years to identify the parents of Benjamin Hancock and Jane. I did not know they could be traced back further. Who were Benjamin's parents? I am descended from Major Hancock, son of Benjamin. Eldon J. Edgin 14908 Woodbriar Drive Dallas, Texas 75248-4551 Phone: (972) 991-4891 FAX: (214) 306-1535 e-mail: eldon-edgin@.att.net ______________________________________________ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ardath Buckaway" <bqueen@compusmart.ab.ca> To: <HANCOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 9:06 PM Subject: [HANCOCK-L] Bio referring to John Hancock & Frances Farrar > Hi again Rena, > > You mentioned that these were written in Christina Co. Ky. Histories. Do you know when that portion was written about John Hancock? I am interested in the year it was written because of the reference to Bull Hancock. Could they be referring to John Hancock, or his son. John Hancock was the first Hancock to come to Virginia, and died in the Indian attack of 1622. He did have a son who came to VA to claim his estate. This John Hancock, the immigrant was a ship builder in England. He did have land in VA. Could he have been called Bull Hancock? > > > John Hancock, born in Virginia on June 18, 1766, married Frances > > Farrar December 14, 1791, was the son of Anne Thomas and Major Hancock > > who was the son of Benjamin Hancock who traces back to Bull Hancock > > who was a ship captain in the King's Navy in the early years of the > > Jamestown colony. After making many successful voyages between this > > country and England was given land in Virginia by King Charles I. > > Ardath > > > > ==== HANCOCK Mailing List ==== > Check out our HANCOCK Project World Wide at: > http://members.aol.com/heatherjvw/Hancock/ >

In a message dated 10/28/01 1:06:07 AM, rwells@apex.net writes: <<John Hancock, born in Virginia on June 18, 1766, married Frances Farrar December 14, 1791, was the son of Anne Thomas and Major Hancock who was the son of Benjamin Hancock who traces back to Bull Hancock who was a ship captain in the King's Navy in the early years of the Jamestown colony. After making many successful voyages between this country and England was given land in Virginia by King Charles I.>> Rena- I can not resist pointing out the above is nice reading but is a contoction of one or more imaginations? John (at least) is a son of Major Hancock and did marry Frances Farrer. It is not known however that Major is a son of Benjamin and the linage of Benjamin is unknown. The Historical Society of Christian Co can provide the name(s) of the authors. They should also be made aware of the lack of proof and mention that fact when the article is updated. BobHop

Rena, Yvonne Cameron is head of Christian Co. Hist. Society. Her email is see2ofus@aol.com Sue Lefan > I will check around and see what I can find out. Since I live in > Christian Co. Maybe I can call some local Hancock's and find out > something. Or they may know at the local library. It will take some > time but I will work on it. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Ardath Buckaway" <bqueen@compusmart.ab.ca> > To: <HANCOCK-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 9:14 PM > Subject: [HANCOCK-L] Bios > > > Thanks Rena, but how can I find out who sent that in to them, on Bull > Hancock? Someone must have done some work that I haven't seen. I > sure would like to pin that down, and I know, if it is "Fact" not > fiction, there are a lot of other people who would like to get that > info also. We have tried for a long time to pin down the ancestors of > Benjamin Hancock, but it has always been a dead end, because the > documents were burned in the Civil War. > > If you know how to find this out, please let me know. Not easy when > you live in Canada, like I do. Thanks again for doing those Bios. > > Ardath > > > ==== HANCOCK Mailing List ==== > Check out our HANCOCK Project World Wide at: > http://members.aol.com/heatherjvw/Hancock/ > > > > ==== HANCOCK Mailing List ==== > If you would like to submit HANCOCK Census records, Wills > or other documents to be posted on our Project Page, > contact: JuliaFWood@aol.com >

Ardath, Was just reading some Christian Co. material last week-end. Didn't know they had some Hancocks. If you will go to this address, you can get the Christian Co. or any other Ky. counties web page. Sue www.rootswebb.com/~kygenweb/counties/kymap.html > Thanks Rena, but how can I find out who sent that in to them, on Bull Hancock? Someone must have done some work that I haven't seen. I sure would like to pin that down, and I know, if it is "Fact" not fiction, there are a lot of other people who would like to get that info also. We have tried for a long time to pin down the ancestors of Benjamin Hancock, but it has always been a dead end, because the documents were burned in the Civil War. > > If you know how to find this out, please let me know. Not easy when you live in Canada, like I do. Thanks again for doing those Bios. > > Ardath > > > ==== HANCOCK Mailing List ==== > Check out our HANCOCK Project World Wide at: > http://members.aol.com/heatherjvw/Hancock/ >

I will check around and see what I can find out. Since I live in Christian Co. Maybe I can call some local Hancock's and find out something. Or they may know at the local library. It will take some time but I will work on it. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ardath Buckaway" <bqueen@compusmart.ab.ca> To: <HANCOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 9:14 PM Subject: [HANCOCK-L] Bios Thanks Rena, but how can I find out who sent that in to them, on Bull Hancock? Someone must have done some work that I haven't seen. I sure would like to pin that down, and I know, if it is "Fact" not fiction, there are a lot of other people who would like to get that info also. We have tried for a long time to pin down the ancestors of Benjamin Hancock, but it has always been a dead end, because the documents were burned in the Civil War. If you know how to find this out, please let me know. Not easy when you live in Canada, like I do. Thanks again for doing those Bios. Ardath ==== HANCOCK Mailing List ==== Check out our HANCOCK Project World Wide at: http://members.aol.com/heatherjvw/Hancock/

I typed in the whole bio. I thought myself that "Bull" was probably a nick-name. The book is printed (I think) once every 10 years. this is one of 2500 printed 1986 by Turner Publishing Co. copyrighted 1986 by Christian Co. Genealogical Society They are printed in Paducah Ky. Probably turned in to them as they get it together to be printed maybe a year or less before print date. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ardath Buckaway" <bqueen@compusmart.ab.ca> To: <HANCOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 8:06 PM Subject: [HANCOCK-L] Bio referring to John Hancock & Frances Farrar Hi again Rena, You mentioned that these were written in Christina Co. Ky. Histories. Do you know when that portion was written about John Hancock? I am interested in the year it was written because of the reference to Bull Hancock. Could they be referring to John Hancock, or his son. John Hancock was the first Hancock to come to Virginia, and died in the Indian attack of 1622. He did have a son who came to VA to claim his estate. This John Hancock, the immigrant was a ship builder in England. He did have land in VA. Could he have been called Bull Hancock? > John Hancock, born in Virginia on June 18, 1766, married Frances > Farrar December 14, 1791, was the son of Anne Thomas and Major Hancock > who was the son of Benjamin Hancock who traces back to Bull Hancock > who was a ship captain in the King's Navy in the early years of the > Jamestown colony. After making many successful voyages between this > country and England was given land in Virginia by King Charles I. Ardath ==== HANCOCK Mailing List ==== Check out our HANCOCK Project World Wide at: http://members.aol.com/heatherjvw/Hancock/

Is the rest of it correct? I am just typing in bio's, it is up to the people working on the lines to recheck everything. I know my own line has to have some things wrong. I guess whoever put the bio in the book must have errored also. I will keep putting them online as they are requested and let yall pick the truth out of them. That's how we get it right. Right? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ardath Buckaway" <bqueen@compusmart.ab.ca> To: <HANCOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 7:51 PM Subject: [HANCOCK-L] Hancock & Farrars Hi Rena, I also go through Frances Farrar, and John Hancock. However, it has been proved that Nicolas Farrar, was not one of the ancestors of the Farrars of Virginia. So your statement "Frances Farrar, daughter of Perrin Farrar and Sally Lacy. Ancestors have been traced back to 1546 when Nicholas Farrar was born in France, and later left France for England, married Mary Wodenwoth " although correct, is not the right line. It was proved by Alvahn Holmes, that Nicholas did have a son William Farrar, but he died in a ship wreck off of Bermuda. The other William Farrar, a cousin of the other William, was also a lawyer, which caused some confusion. His father was John Farrar. Alvahn Holmes managed to prove this, and it was agreed to be correct, so the College of Arms in London, England also accepted it. I have the Farrar line almost complete. If anyone wants to compare notes, I would be more than willing to share. Don't want to start a controversy, but getting the lines straight can be a rigorous task. Ardath ==== HANCOCK Mailing List ==== Check out our HANCOCK Project World Wide at: http://members.aol.com/heatherjvw/Hancock/

Thanks Rena, but how can I find out who sent that in to them, on Bull Hancock? Someone must have done some work that I haven't seen. I sure would like to pin that down, and I know, if it is "Fact" not fiction, there are a lot of other people who would like to get that info also. We have tried for a long time to pin down the ancestors of Benjamin Hancock, but it has always been a dead end, because the documents were burned in the Civil War. If you know how to find this out, please let me know. Not easy when you live in Canada, like I do. Thanks again for doing those Bios. Ardath

Hi, Rena, I am a descendant of a Nancy Hancock who I believe is a daughter of an Austin Hancock. Some trees list her as a daughter of Major Hancock, but she named her second son Austin Hancock Thomasson, so it seems likely to me that Austin was the father. The families of Austin and Major were both from the same general area of Virginia (Goochland and Louisa county are adjacent). Do you know much about these families? Are Austin and Major connected? Thank you, Natalie Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rena Wells" <rwells@apex.net> To: <HANCOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 11:05 PM Subject: [HANCOCK-L] Family Histories 1797-1986 Christian Co. Ky. > WILLIAM L. HANCOCK > Lewis Hancock, born in Goochland Co. Va. Nov. 14, 1792, oldest son > of John Hancock and Frances Farrar. Frances Farrar, daughter of Perrin > Farrar and Sally Lacy. Ancestors have been traced back to 1546 when > Nicholas Farrar was born in France, and later left France for England, > married Mary Wodenwoth and became one of the principle stockholders > and officers in the London Company that sponsored the Jamestown > settlement. Nicholas never came to this country, but his son, William, > came to Jamestown about 1620. Much has been written about the Farrar > families of Virginia. > John Hancock, born in Virginia on June 18, 1766, married Frances > Farrar December 14, 1791, was the son of Anne Thomas and Major Hancock > who was the son of Benjamin Hancock who traces back to Bull Hancock > who was a ship captain in the King's Navy in the early years of the > Jamestown colony. After making many successful voyages between this > country and England was given land in Virginia by King Charles I. > When Lewis was about eight years old, the family left Virginia and > settled in Franklin Co., Ky., where his father, John, died in 1827. He > was one of 12 children. His mother Frances, died in Anderson Co. in > 1837 (possibly living with one of her older children at the time). In > 1812 he volunteered in Captain Dudley's company under General > Harrison. On Feb. 17, 1819, he married Sarah Bradshaw, the daughter of > Benjamin Bradshaw and Elizabeth Carter. Elizabeth was the sister to > the mother of General Robert E. Lee. Some have said that at one time > General Lee visited the Hancock's when they were living in Christian > Co. Records indicate they lived in Mercer Co. in 1820 but by 1824 had > moved to Christian Co. where they lived on the farm that is now the > Pat Martin Farm off LaFayette Rd. south of Hopkinsville until 1852 > when they moved to Hopkins Co. (now Webster Co.) after selling the > farm. > During the time they lived in Christian Co. Sarah's brother, Carter > Bradshaw, also lived in the vicinity and some uncles lived in the > southeastern part of the county. William Lewis Hancock made several > trips to New Orleans via barge. After selling the crops, the barge was > sold for lumber and the return trip to Ky. was by foot. He was a > zealous member of the Methodist Church for over 60 years and was a > founder of Hebron Methodist Church. Eighteen children were born of > this marriage, 13 of whom lived to adulthood and 12 raised families of > their own: > Elizabeth married 1. Ottoway Moore, 12/1/1836 and 2. Andrew Hancock > 8/3/1854. > Shadarach married Mary Stewart 1/9/1849 > Benjamin Married Roxanna Howell 5/28/1854 > Martha married David Jackson 11/30/1853 > June married John Timmons 3/1/1853 > Cynthia married Peter Ashby II 2/1/1853 > Lewis married Sarah Luck 12/20/1853 > Susan married Ambrose Ashby 8/1/1852 > Judy married David Luck 12/12/1850 > James married Ann Carlisle 3/24/1859 > Adeline married Benjamin Carlisle 2/8/1854 > William married Catherine Ashby > Frances married John Coleman 12/13/1860 > > Rena Wells > rwells@apex.net > My GENEALOGY PAGE > http://www.angelfire.com/ky/bluegill7/ > > > ==== HANCOCK Mailing List ==== > Thank you for your support of The HANCOCK Family Discussion List. Please post your HANCOCK folks periodically so we will all know who you are looking for. >

Have you talked to Audrey? She and I are working on the same basic line. I got these out of a book that is published in Christian Co. Ky. about every 10 years. These are Hancock's that came here from other places and raised their families here in Christian Co. I also have a Austin with a daughter Nancy born 1787 and married John P. Thomasson, Jr. but that is all I do have right now except some brothers and sisters to Nancy. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Natalie L. Smith" <natalier@wvadventures.net> To: <HANCOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 6:44 PM Subject: Re: [HANCOCK-L] Family Histories 1797-1986 Christian Co. Ky. Hi, Rena, I am a descendant of a Nancy Hancock who I believe is a daughter of an Austin Hancock. Some trees list her as a daughter of Major Hancock, but she named her second son Austin Hancock Thomasson, so it seems likely to me that Austin was the father. The families of Austin and Major were both from the same general area of Virginia (Goochland and Louisa county are adjacent). Do you know much about these families? Are Austin and Major connected? Thank you, Natalie Smith ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rena Wells" <rwells@apex.net> To: <HANCOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 11:05 PM Subject: [HANCOCK-L] Family Histories 1797-1986 Christian Co. Ky. > WILLIAM L. HANCOCK > Lewis Hancock, born in Goochland Co. Va. Nov. 14, 1792, oldest son > of John Hancock and Frances Farrar. Frances Farrar, daughter of Perrin > Farrar and Sally Lacy. Ancestors have been traced back to 1546 when > Nicholas Farrar was born in France, and later left France for England, > married Mary Wodenwoth and became one of the principle stockholders > and officers in the London Company that sponsored the Jamestown > settlement. Nicholas never came to this country, but his son, William, > came to Jamestown about 1620. Much has been written about the Farrar > families of Virginia. > John Hancock, born in Virginia on June 18, 1766, married Frances > Farrar December 14, 1791, was the son of Anne Thomas and Major Hancock > who was the son of Benjamin Hancock who traces back to Bull Hancock > who was a ship captain in the King's Navy in the early years of the > Jamestown colony. After making many successful voyages between this > country and England was given land in Virginia by King Charles I. > When Lewis was about eight years old, the family left Virginia and > settled in Franklin Co., Ky., where his father, John, died in 1827. He > was one of 12 children. His mother Frances, died in Anderson Co. in > 1837 (possibly living with one of her older children at the time). In > 1812 he volunteered in Captain Dudley's company under General > Harrison. On Feb. 17, 1819, he married Sarah Bradshaw, the daughter of > Benjamin Bradshaw and Elizabeth Carter. Elizabeth was the sister to > the mother of General Robert E. Lee. Some have said that at one time > General Lee visited the Hancock's when they were living in Christian > Co. Records indicate they lived in Mercer Co. in 1820 but by 1824 had > moved to Christian Co. where they lived on the farm that is now the > Pat Martin Farm off LaFayette Rd. south of Hopkinsville until 1852 > when they moved to Hopkins Co. (now Webster Co.) after selling the > farm. > During the time they lived in Christian Co. Sarah's brother, Carter > Bradshaw, also lived in the vicinity and some uncles lived in the > southeastern part of the county. William Lewis Hancock made several > trips to New Orleans via barge. After selling the crops, the barge was > sold for lumber and the return trip to Ky. was by foot. He was a > zealous member of the Methodist Church for over 60 years and was a > founder of Hebron Methodist Church. Eighteen children were born of > this marriage, 13 of whom lived to adulthood and 12 raised families of > their own: > Elizabeth married 1. Ottoway Moore, 12/1/1836 and 2. Andrew Hancock > 8/3/1854. > Shadarach married Mary Stewart 1/9/1849 > Benjamin Married Roxanna Howell 5/28/1854 > Martha married David Jackson 11/30/1853 > June married John Timmons 3/1/1853 > Cynthia married Peter Ashby II 2/1/1853 > Lewis married Sarah Luck 12/20/1853 > Susan married Ambrose Ashby 8/1/1852 > Judy married David Luck 12/12/1850 > James married Ann Carlisle 3/24/1859 > Adeline married Benjamin Carlisle 2/8/1854 > William married Catherine Ashby > Frances married John Coleman 12/13/1860 > > Rena Wells > rwells@apex.net > My GENEALOGY PAGE > http://www.angelfire.com/ky/bluegill7/ > > > ==== HANCOCK Mailing List ==== > Thank you for your support of The HANCOCK Family Discussion List. Please post your HANCOCK folks periodically so we will all know who you are looking for. > ==== HANCOCK Mailing List ==== If you have a HANCOCK Genealogy Homepage, and would like to have it listed on our Links page, send the URL to the list, or to: JuliaFWood@aol.com

These are bio's that I have in Christian Co. Ky. Histories 1797-1986 some of them are long and lots of info. I type slow so will only send if they are asked for. Some of these tie in with each other. I know I have Myrtle Claudia Carr in one and Claudia Myrtle Carr in another but that is the way they are in the separate bio's. It may take me a while to send them because I go over them very slow to make sure everything is exactly as it is in the book. I also have Arthur Bascombe Hancock born in Trigg Co. 9/16/1890 married Bessie Campbell on 11/4/1917 who had 8 children. Elmo Hancock born Trigg Co. 8/17/1896 married Katie Mae Casey 5/11/1931 and had 9 children John Joseph Hancock born Trigg Co. 6/21/1837 married 1. Octavey L. Johnson 12/12/1858 Octavey died 2/10/1887 after having 10 children. 2. married Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" Ezell they had 4 children Mildred Hancock d/o William Martin Hancock & Myrtle Claudia Carr was born 12/3/1900 Ruby Mae Hancock d/o James Richard &Alma Green Newton Hancock born in Trigg Co. 5/14/1900 James Richard Hancock the s/o Richard Jackson Hancock & Mary Ann Ricks was born 9/20/1864 in Trigg Co. Silas Cornelius Hancock born in Trigg Co. 10/13/1860 s/o John Joseph Hancock & Octavey L. Johnson (above) Silas married Belle Pryor they had 12 children William Martin "Bill" Hancock born 9/27/1876 s/o Thomas Rudd Hancock born near Appomattox Court House, Va. 1842 died in Hopkinsville Ky. 1917 married Rebecca E. Ragsdale 12/26/1875 Bill married 1. Claudia Myrtle Carr 1897 they had 3 children. 2. married Cassandra E. Tillotson 11/24/1868 Rena Wells rwells@apex.net My GENEALOGY PAGE http://www.angelfire.com/ky/bluegill7/

Hi again Rena, You mentioned that these were written in Christina Co. Ky. Histories. Do you know when that portion was written about John Hancock? I am interested in the year it was written because of the reference to Bull Hancock. Could they be referring to John Hancock, or his son. John Hancock was the first Hancock to come to Virginia, and died in the Indian attack of 1622. He did have a son who came to VA to claim his estate. This John Hancock, the immigrant was a ship builder in England. He did have land in VA. Could he have been called Bull Hancock? > John Hancock, born in Virginia on June 18, 1766, married Frances > Farrar December 14, 1791, was the son of Anne Thomas and Major Hancock > who was the son of Benjamin Hancock who traces back to Bull Hancock > who was a ship captain in the King's Navy in the early years of the > Jamestown colony. After making many successful voyages between this > country and England was given land in Virginia by King Charles I. Ardath

Hi Rena, I also go through Frances Farrar, and John Hancock. However, it has been proved that Nicolas Farrar, was not one of the ancestors of the Farrars of Virginia. So your statement "Frances Farrar, daughter of Perrin Farrar and Sally Lacy. Ancestors have been traced back to 1546 when Nicholas Farrar was born in France, and later left France for England, married Mary Wodenwoth " although correct, is not the right line. It was proved by Alvahn Holmes, that Nicholas did have a son William Farrar, but he died in a ship wreck off of Bermuda. The other William Farrar, a cousin of the other William, was also a lawyer, which caused some confusion. His father was John Farrar. Alvahn Holmes managed to prove this, and it was agreed to be correct, so the College of Arms in London, England also accepted it. I have the Farrar line almost complete. If anyone wants to compare notes, I would be more than willing to share. Don't want to start a controversy, but getting the lines straight can be a rigorous task. Ardath

WILLIAM L. HANCOCK Lewis Hancock, born in Goochland Co. Va. Nov. 14, 1792, oldest son of John Hancock and Frances Farrar. Frances Farrar, daughter of Perrin Farrar and Sally Lacy. Ancestors have been traced back to 1546 when Nicholas Farrar was born in France, and later left France for England, married Mary Wodenwoth and became one of the principle stockholders and officers in the London Company that sponsored the Jamestown settlement. Nicholas never came to this country, but his son, William, came to Jamestown about 1620. Much has been written about the Farrar families of Virginia. John Hancock, born in Virginia on June 18, 1766, married Frances Farrar December 14, 1791, was the son of Anne Thomas and Major Hancock who was the son of Benjamin Hancock who traces back to Bull Hancock who was a ship captain in the King's Navy in the early years of the Jamestown colony. After making many successful voyages between this country and England was given land in Virginia by King Charles I. When Lewis was about eight years old, the family left Virginia and settled in Franklin Co., Ky., where his father, John, died in 1827. He was one of 12 children. His mother Frances, died in Anderson Co. in 1837 (possibly living with one of her older children at the time). In 1812 he volunteered in Captain Dudley's company under General Harrison. On Feb. 17, 1819, he married Sarah Bradshaw, the daughter of Benjamin Bradshaw and Elizabeth Carter. Elizabeth was the sister to the mother of General Robert E. Lee. Some have said that at one time General Lee visited the Hancock's when they were living in Christian Co. Records indicate they lived in Mercer Co. in 1820 but by 1824 had moved to Christian Co. where they lived on the farm that is now the Pat Martin Farm off LaFayette Rd. south of Hopkinsville until 1852 when they moved to Hopkins Co. (now Webster Co.) after selling the farm. During the time they lived in Christian Co. Sarah's brother, Carter Bradshaw, also lived in the vicinity and some uncles lived in the southeastern part of the county. William Lewis Hancock made several trips to New Orleans via barge. After selling the crops, the barge was sold for lumber and the return trip to Ky. was by foot. He was a zealous member of the Methodist Church for over 60 years and was a founder of Hebron Methodist Church. Eighteen children were born of this marriage, 13 of whom lived to adulthood and 12 raised families of their own: Elizabeth married 1. Ottoway Moore, 12/1/1836 and 2. Andrew Hancock 8/3/1854. Shadarach married Mary Stewart 1/9/1849 Benjamin Married Roxanna Howell 5/28/1854 Martha married David Jackson 11/30/1853 June married John Timmons 3/1/1853 Cynthia married Peter Ashby II 2/1/1853 Lewis married Sarah Luck 12/20/1853 Susan married Ambrose Ashby 8/1/1852 Judy married David Luck 12/12/1850 James married Ann Carlisle 3/24/1859 Adeline married Benjamin Carlisle 2/8/1854 William married Catherine Ashby Frances married John Coleman 12/13/1860 Rena Wells rwells@apex.net My GENEALOGY PAGE http://www.angelfire.com/ky/bluegill7/

I'm new to the list. Where are the archives? ----- Original Message ----- From: Helene Pockrus <helenepockrus@earthlink.net> To: <HANCOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 22, 2001 12:23 AM Subject: Re: [HANCOCK-L] Madison County AL marriages 1815 - 1824 > The Nathanial Hamock was actually Nathaniel Hancock. I have info on him up > and down the line. He is buried along the side of the highway in Bossier > City, LA. > He and Elizabeth and their families are all buried in LA. > I bellieve I documented this before. It is in the archives . > Helene > > > > Hamock, Nathaniel Hightower, Elizabeth A. 29 Jan 1824 > Ruby, John Hancock, Polly 22 Jan 1824 > > > ==== HANCOCK Mailing List ==== > If you have a HANCOCK Genealogy Homepage, and would > like to have it listed on our Links page, send the URL to the > list, or to: JuliaFWood@aol.com > > > > ==== HANCOCK Mailing List ==== > Where to send messages to the list..... > HANCOCK-L@rootsweb.com >

Dear "Mary May" How lucky to have such a sweet name... We are rooting for you, dear and will keep you in our prayers. Alicia in FL

I know this isn't genealogy related but life related.I would like to say a big Thank You to everyone that has written me and prayed for me these last few weeks,please keep remembering me in your prayers. I had my bronchoscopy to check the nodule in my right lung and got results today, did not show cancerous at this time but Dr.is watching it closely and will follow up with another cat scan on Dec.21.I do have traumatized vocal cords with polyps,due to trauma from left endardectomy,when I was put to sleep for surgery. Thanks a Million, Mary Hancock May in Al. genealogystar@aol.com

Tamara: Nice to see your email again. Can you do me a favor and do a look-up for my 2g Uncle family? Also do you know if the KENTUCKIANA-L still viable in rootsweb? Would you look to see if a John and Emeline Parham HANCOCK are anywhere near GARRARD Co KY ? .His father FrancisHANCOCK and wife, Elizabeth Poor and his Gran," Anny" show up in 1800. Francis in 1810, 1820. ( "Anny" is Anis Turpin who was m to Granpa John G Hancock...They orig in Stoughton-Buxton MASS). I found 1907 DAR JOHN HANCOCK And EMELINE"S daughter was b St Louis, "Katherine Eliz Hancock m Joe MATTINGLY I see Elizabeth and Francis Sr. in Mt Vernon, Posey Co, IN. later 1800s. Don't know his death date ..presume it is in Mt Vernon..Have to look that up. 1880 Posey co Emeline is living with her Grandson Francis and wife Judith. Nothing on John except his name on both my grandmother's 1905 and Katherine's 1907 DAR apps. This is my 2g Gran's line.:Sadona hancock BUTCHER- JOHN 2 are siblings. Sadona ended up in Decatur Co, IN in 1840 and then moved to Howard Co, KOKOMO, in 1850 where both she and her husb both died. Thanks for any help. ALicia in Florida