Randall doesn't live there any more... We're looking for an updated address. NS << write to Randall Handley R#1 Box > 256 Ft. Scott, KS 66701 >>

So.... could Mark be a brother of John and William???? Nancy Sween << Sween, Molly Handley was married to James Handley, Sr., son of Mark Handley of Craven, Dobbs, WayneCo. NC. Most of the spellings for CATER is CATO. Mark's first record in NC was about 1740. Dan ---------- >From: Sftrail@aol.com >To: HANDLEY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [HANDLEY-L] North Carolina: Molly >Date: Wed, Aug 25, 1999, 10:25 PM > >Found in North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1760-1800 > >page 317 >1795 October, > CATER, George, Martha (wife); Molly Handley (daughter). > >Sween > >>

Hy ya'll, Just thought I would throw this into the mix.... taken from the history of Jefferson Co, Alabama Printed 1887 "Three sons John,James, and William descended from this lordly line,emigrated to America during the colonial period. Of these two settled in Virginia and the other in Pennsylvania. One of those who had made a home in the Old Dominion soon returned to Ireland and located in the city of Dublin. From this ancestor descended the Hon.John Handley, now a most distinguished jurist of Pennsylvania,resident of Scranton, in that state. The Handleys who had originally located in Pennsylvania subsequently removed to Virginia and made a home near Fairfax Courthouse, a descend- ent of whom, Col. William Handley, served most gallantly on the staff of Gen. John C. Breckenridge, during the War Between the States. One of the Handley brothers who came originally to Virginia located near Norfolk,and from him was descended...." my line. John Randolph Handley b:1812 Regards, Lee _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

I don't have my Handley info in from of me but I remember a John Hanley in Colonial Virginia before 1740. Not all the Handleys in the US descend from William and John of Pennsylvania. We know that Mark Handley was already in Craven Co. NC before 1740. Dan ---------- >From: cora esch <eschms@gpcom.net> >To: HANDLEY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [HANDLEY-L] Brothers >Date: Wed, Aug 25, 1999, 10:27 AM > > > >Judy Newland wrote: > >> Does anyone on the list know IF there was a third brother who came to >> America in the 1700's, in addition to William and John? In talking to my >> cousin, she said that both her father and his sister said they were told >> there were 3. We are having this discussion, because Gov. Harold Handley, >> of IN, looks like a twin to her father, but yet Harold's line does not >> connect to ours. The genealogy done for him gives William as the last >> known ancestor, born in England. His son, is James Handley of Loudon VA,(B >> 11-4-1794) then John of Knox Co OH,(born 11-11-1819) then Henry Clayton of >> Crownpoint, IN(born 6-1-1876). Any info??? > > The Handley/Hanley/Handly book written by Randall Handley says" John and his >brother William came from North Ireland in 1740 or shortly before and landed >at New castle, Chester Co. PA. It is thought James handley. a very aged >gentleman and the father of William and John came to America with them. If >you do not have this book or can not find one write to Randall Handley R#1 Box >256 Ft. Scott, KS 66701 Cora >

Sween, Molly Handley was married to James Handley, Sr., son of Mark Handley of Craven, Dobbs, WayneCo. NC. Most of the spellings for CATER is CATO. Mark's first record in NC was about 1740. Dan ---------- >From: Sftrail@aol.com >To: HANDLEY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [HANDLEY-L] North Carolina: Molly >Date: Wed, Aug 25, 1999, 10:25 PM > >Found in North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1760-1800 > >page 317 >1795 October, > CATER, George, Martha (wife); Molly Handley (daughter). > >Sween >

Sftrail@aol.com wrote: > > See if you can contact JWise@AOL.com or FlossXing@aol.com, who have posted > info on-line about Alese Handley. They don't list her parents, and don't > have the parents of Daniel Handley, either, but it looks like they both are > interested in this line. > Nancy > > << All I have is a very long line of ancestors for Alese/Alice/Elsie Handley > who > was born in 1752. I am unsure where she was born or where she married Henry > Winegardner Sr., I'm guessing Loudoun Co, VA. as several of their children > were born in Loudoun Co. before the large family moved to Ohio. > > Hannah (Anna), the oldest daughter of Henry & Alese (b. abt 1774 d. 1846) > was > married to a Daniel Handley. They reportedly had 12 children but their > names > are not among my records. > > Hannah(Anna) Handley is buried next to Alese Handley Winegardner in the > Poplar Forks Cemetery, Gratiot, Ohio. > > I would appreciate any information I can get on Alese Handley, my ancestor. > >> I have a Daniel S handley b 12 jan 1832 in kentucky d 22 April 1918 Kentucky buried in big Spring Cem , Upton kentucly wife #1 Nancy Jane Upton- #2 Melvana Tobb or Tabb His father was Alesander handley m Letitia Cleaver. I do not know any more about this family. anyone have more information? Ann

See if you can contact JWise@AOL.com or FlossXing@aol.com, who have posted info on-line about Alese Handley. They don't list her parents, and don't have the parents of Daniel Handley, either, but it looks like they both are interested in this line. Nancy << All I have is a very long line of ancestors for Alese/Alice/Elsie Handley who was born in 1752. I am unsure where she was born or where she married Henry Winegardner Sr., I'm guessing Loudoun Co, VA. as several of their children were born in Loudoun Co. before the large family moved to Ohio. Hannah (Anna), the oldest daughter of Henry & Alese (b. abt 1774 d. 1846) was married to a Daniel Handley. They reportedly had 12 children but their names are not among my records. Hannah(Anna) Handley is buried next to Alese Handley Winegardner in the Poplar Forks Cemetery, Gratiot, Ohio. I would appreciate any information I can get on Alese Handley, my ancestor. >>

Found in North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1760-1800 page 317 1795 October, CATER, George, Martha (wife); Molly Handley (daughter). Sween

Who do think this 3rd brother mite be?? I am told Samuel Handley, 1751, was the only one of the West Va./PA who went south NC/TN to live, I dought that! Living east tenn, old washington Co. all during the same time frame were: Samuel, James, William, John and a William & Thomas Handley's. on one is going to tell me these Handley are not related.? As far as I know none of these has turned out to belong to Mark Handley, family? I have a William and John in there some place, but I keep running into these West VA., Handley's who say only Samuel went south. The other question I have is Samuel Handley, Jr. Capt. capture by the Indians. Someone has presumed this to be the son of Samuel Sr. Because both are listed in the Rev War together? The brith date I have on Samuel Jr. he would be to young to fight in the Rev. War.??? If any of you have any better information than I do, please let me know. Ellie "Wesley E. Johnson" wrote: > Judy Newland wrote: > > > > Does anyone on the list know IF there was a third brother who came to > > America in the 1700's, in addition to William and John? In talking to my > > cousin, she said that both her father and his sister said they were told > > there were 3. We are having this discussion, because Gov. Harold Handley, > > of IN, looks like a twin to her father, but yet Harold's line does not > > connect to ours. The genealogy done for him gives William as the last > > known ancestor, born in England. His son, is James Handley of Loudon VA,(B > > 11-4-1794) then John of Knox Co OH,(born 11-11-1819) then Henry Clayton of > > Crownpoint, IN(born 6-1-1876). Any info??? > Judy, I found so many reason to conncet william with our line that I > made them 3 brothers related to John & Grisele. even the fact that when > some of the Handley women were captured by indidns they were rescued by > a prt of the family who live further north. ann

There were two Moses Handley. One b. abt. 1854, this Moses was of Color. two, Your Moses, b. 10 June 1789 VA. He and Nancy had 3 child that I know of: John, B. Feb 2, 1814 Rezin B. b. abt. 1815 Samuel Renzin, b. abt. 1817. Ellie Merriam White wrote: > I have found this account of a Moses Handley in 1700's in Virginia. The > furthest my line goes back for now is Moses Handley b. 1788 place unknown d. > 1871 in Harrison County, OH. He married Nancy Bell in 1808 in Jefferson > County, Ohio. They lived in Greene Township, Harrison County, Ohio. Nancy > (Bell) Handley b. 1787 and d. 1850 in Harrison County, Ohio. Moses remarried > in 1861 to Sarah Ann Mason b. 1817 d. 1900 Hopedale, Harrison County, Ohio. > All three are buried in the Greenwood Graveyard of Green Township, Harrison > County, Ohio. > I have to public records that give the father of Moses Handley but > speculation is that his father was William Handley of Harrison County, Ohio. > I can't not connect this Moses Handley of Virginia to mine but he might be > related to William and John from the 1700's. > Merriam White > merriam@sprintmail.com > http://home.sprintmail.com/~merriam/ > > Virginia County Records SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY 1721-1800 > DEEDS > DEED BOOK E 1751-1761 > page 210 > Feby. 7, 1759. Rice Curtis of Spts. Co., Gent., to Benjamin Grymes of same > Co., Gent. £200 curr. 400 a. in St. Geo. Par., Spts. Co. Rice Curtis, junr., > Joseph Herndon, Moses Handley, Jno. Carter. April 3, 1759.

Name: Moses HANDLEY Sex: Male Father: William HANDLEY (-) Mother: Individual Facts Birth Aug 1788 Census 1820 in Green Township, Harrison County, Ohio (age 32) Census 1840 in Green Township, Harrison County, Ohio (age 52) Census 1850 in Green Township, Harrison County, Ohio (age 62) Census 1860 in Green Township, Harrison County, Ohio (age 72) Census 1870 in Green Township, Harrison County, Ohio (age 82) Death 2 Mar 1871 in Green Township, Harrison County, Ohio (age 82) Burial 2 Mar 1871 in Greenwood Graveyard of Green Township, Harrison County, Ohio (age 82) Marriages/Children 1. Sarah Ann MASON Marriage 1861 in Harrison County, Ohio (age 73) Children Moses B. HANDLEY Jr. (2nd) (1862-1938) 2. Nancy BELL Marriage 19 Jun 1808 in Jefferson County Ohio (age 19) Children Mary HANDLEY (13 Apr 1809-18 Aug 1826) John HANDLEY (2 Feb 1814-24 Dec 1893) Rezin Belle HANDLEY (abt 1816-) Samuel Rezin HANDLEY (25 Nov 1818-4 Nov 1863) Ida HANDLEY (abt 1824-) Moses HANDLEY Jr. (1st) (1826-19 Dec 1861) Phoebe L. HANDLEY (abt 1846-) David HANDLEY (1831-1918) Individual Summary

The "Handley Family History" by Mortimeyer, Revesz, and Hopkins, identifies Moses HANDLEY, born about 1772-73 in Botetourt County, VA. He was born out of wedlock to Elizabeth Handley, daughter of John I and Grizel when Elizabeth was about 40. Mortimeyer states that the county court "ordered the Church Wardens of the Botetourt Parish to bind out Moses Handley... to John Handley according to law on February 9, 1773." Sween

I have found this account of a Moses Handley in 1700's in Virginia. The furthest my line goes back for now is Moses Handley b. 1788 place unknown d. 1871 in Harrison County, OH. He married Nancy Bell in 1808 in Jefferson County, Ohio. They lived in Greene Township, Harrison County, Ohio. Nancy (Bell) Handley b. 1787 and d. 1850 in Harrison County, Ohio. Moses remarried in 1861 to Sarah Ann Mason b. 1817 d. 1900 Hopedale, Harrison County, Ohio. All three are buried in the Greenwood Graveyard of Green Township, Harrison County, Ohio. I have to public records that give the father of Moses Handley but speculation is that his father was William Handley of Harrison County, Ohio. I can't not connect this Moses Handley of Virginia to mine but he might be related to William and John from the 1700's. Merriam White merriam@sprintmail.com http://home.sprintmail.com/~merriam/ Virginia County Records SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY 1721-1800 DEEDS DEED BOOK E 1751-1761 page 210 Feby. 7, 1759. Rice Curtis of Spts. Co., Gent., to Benjamin Grymes of same Co., Gent. £200 curr. 400 a. in St. Geo. Par., Spts. Co. Rice Curtis, junr., Joseph Herndon, Moses Handley, Jno. Carter. April 3, 1759.

Judy Newland wrote: > Does anyone on the list know IF there was a third brother who came to > America in the 1700's, in addition to William and John? In talking to my > cousin, she said that both her father and his sister said they were told > there were 3. We are having this discussion, because Gov. Harold Handley, > of IN, looks like a twin to her father, but yet Harold's line does not > connect to ours. The genealogy done for him gives William as the last > known ancestor, born in England. His son, is James Handley of Loudon VA,(B > 11-4-1794) then John of Knox Co OH,(born 11-11-1819) then Henry Clayton of > Crownpoint, IN(born 6-1-1876). Any info??? The Handley/Hanley/Handly book written by Randall Handley says" John and his brother William came from North Ireland in 1740 or shortly before and landed at New castle, Chester Co. PA. It is thought James handley. a very aged gentleman and the father of William and John came to America with them. If you do not have this book or can not find one write to Randall Handley R#1 Box 256 Ft. Scott, KS 66701 Cora

cora esch wrote: > > Judy Newland wrote: > > > Does anyone on the list know IF there was a third brother who came to > > America in the 1700's, in addition to William and John? In talking to my > > cousin, she said that both her father and his sister said they were told > > there were 3. We are having this discussion, because Gov. Harold Handley, > > of IN, looks like a twin to her father, but yet Harold's line does not > > connect to ours. The genealogy done for him gives William as the last > > known ancestor, born in England. His son, is James Handley of Loudon VA,(B > > 11-4-1794) then John of Knox Co OH,(born 11-11-1819) then Henry Clayton of > > Crownpoint, IN(born 6-1-1876). Any info??? > > The Handley/Hanley/Handly book written by Randall Handley says" John and his > brother William came from North Ireland in 1740 or shortly before and landed > at New castle, Chester Co. PA. It is thought James handley. a very aged > gentleman and the father of William and John came to America with them. If > you do not have this book or can not find one write to Randall Handley R#1 Box > 256 Ft. Scott, KS 66701 Cora Dear cora - How are you related tothe Handley family.? I am related through John Handley & Elizabeth Hall and John Handley & Elizabeth Hale. Just wondering. Ann

Does anyone on the list know IF there was a third brother who came to America in the 1700's, in addition to William and John? In talking to my cousin, she said that both her father and his sister said they were told there were 3. We are having this discussion, because Gov. Harold Handley, of IN, looks like a twin to her father, but yet Harold's line does not connect to ours. The genealogy done for him gives William as the last known ancestor, born in England. His son, is James Handley of Loudon VA,(B 11-4-1794) then John of Knox Co OH,(born 11-11-1819) then Henry Clayton of Crownpoint, IN(born 6-1-1876). Any info???

Judy Newland wrote: > > Does anyone on the list know IF there was a third brother who came to > America in the 1700's, in addition to William and John? In talking to my > cousin, she said that both her father and his sister said they were told > there were 3. We are having this discussion, because Gov. Harold Handley, > of IN, looks like a twin to her father, but yet Harold's line does not > connect to ours. The genealogy done for him gives William as the last > known ancestor, born in England. His son, is James Handley of Loudon VA,(B > 11-4-1794) then John of Knox Co OH,(born 11-11-1819) then Henry Clayton of > Crownpoint, IN(born 6-1-1876). Any info??? Judy, I found so many reason to conncet william with our line that I made them 3 brothers related to John & Grisele. even the fact that when some of the Handley women were captured by indidns they were rescued by a prt of the family who live further north. ann

Hi, I've been monitoring this list for some time but have not entered because I'm not sure I have anything to add. As a newcomer, I'm in hopes someone can help me. All I have is a very long line of ancestors for Alese/Alice/Elsie Handley who was born in 1752. I am unsure where she was born or where she married Henry Winegardner Sr., I'm guessing Loudoun Co, VA. as several of their children were born in Loudoun Co. before the large family moved to Ohio. Hannah (Anna), the oldest daughter of Henry & Alese (b. abt 1774 d. 1846) was married to a Daniel Handley. They reportedly had 12 children but their names are not among my records. Hannah(Anna) Handley is buried next to Alese Handley Winegardner in the Poplar Forks Cemetery, Gratiot, Ohio. I would appreciate any information I can get on Alese Handley, my ancestor. Names associated with this family are Jordan, Oxley, Jacques, Hoover, Barb, Drum, Rhodes, Scofield, and others. Thank you for checking your records for me. Donna Grass Grassrd@aol.com

Well, there is Bobbie's John HANDLEY, Sr., born 1740 in NC. Did we ever figure out where that John fits? Maybe a 3rd line??? Maybe not??? Nancy

Info from the Butler County Ohio land records from 1813-1826 << Date: Mon, 23 Aug 1999 09:16:12 EDT From: NLCALB@aol.com To: OHBUTLER-L@rootsweb.com Handley - Archy p 108, 178 George 145, 148, 208 James 108 Margt 145, 148, 208 p 145 - George Handley & Margaret his wife to Wilson Ragsdale. S 9, T e, R 1: adj William Jone, John Shiles. Signed: George Handley. Margaret (x) Handley. Witn: Ding Dearmond. Hannah Dearmond. rec 1819, pp 111, 112 p. 148 --- the index says they are here, but I don't find them p 108 - James and Archy were witnesses p 178 - William Jinkins sold his land in Morgan twp to Evan Jenkins - the location of the property was adj corner of Boals, Ross & Handley: Reuben George, Archy Handly --- this was for 1820 and rec 1821. p. 208 - Goerge Handley & Margaret his wife to John Skiles. S 9, T 3, R 1. Signed George Handley, Margaret (x) Handley. Witn: King Dearmond, George Drybred. rec 1822, pp 43, 44 >>