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Hi all, My Harvey line is as follows: William Harvey - Judith Osborn Isaac Harvey - Martha Newlin Nathan Harvey - Agnes Hoggatt Anthony Harvey - Sarah (Trueblood) Warren (widow of John Warren and daughter of Isaac and Mary Trueblood) Nathan Harvey - Eunice Louisa Leonard Cora Ella Harvey - Anson Victor Almond - my great-grandparents I am particularly interested in information on the Anthony Harvey listed above. He was born about 1791 and married Sarah Warren as his second wife around 1841. They had at least two children, twins Nathan and Isaac. Anthony is not listed on the 1850 Census of Guilford Co., NC where the family lived. Any information on this family would be appreciated and I will share what I have with those interested. Thanks, Nancy

>Abner HARVEY, b. April 13, 1804 in Adair Co. KY. m. Eliza A. Davis b. May 9, >1909, in Ky. WOW!!! How old was the bride????? <<ggg> <center><bold>JoAnn L. Gemmrig A Team Leader for the HARVEY RESEARCH PROJECT ***** Looking for HARVEYs who are in INDIANA early in the 1800s. (Migrating with Quakers) [<smaller><smaller>Using The Master Genealogist for the Indiana HARVEY data base]</smaller></smaller></bold></center>

Yes. Don -- Donald Edric TRYON....Son of Clarence L of Edric M of Clarence E 89 Hillside Rd.......Son of Andrew Jackson of Simeon II of Simeon Albert Bridge, NS...Son of James of Ziba of William of Wethersfield CANADA B0A 1P0...Son of William of Bibury, Gloucestershire, Eng 902-567-2633.....Descendant of William TRIOEN of Wulverghem, Flanders

Hi Betty, The only CARTERs I have in my database are Elizabeth (1736 PA-1832 OH), her father, Nathanial (1771 Ireland-1795 NC), her grandfather, Nicholas (1664 England-1733 Ireland, and her g grandfather, Nicholas (? ?-? ?). I have no RAMSEYs. William3 HARVEY (Isaac2, William1) (1740 PA-1781 NC) had eight children, five sons and three daughters. Ann (1771 NC-1794 NC) died before the rest of his children, her brothers and sisters, moved to OH in 1806 and shortly thereafter. The most comprehensive listing of CARTERs that I know of on the web is at Ohio River Valley Families at <http://www.tbox.com/orvf/>. I hope this is helpful, John At 05:57 PM 1/11/98 -0500, Betty Ramsey Huffman wrote: >John M. Harvey, > >Do you have any other information on your William Harvey 111(1740-1781) >that married Elizabeth Carter(1736-1832)? > >I am probably grasping at straws however, there is always a chance. I am >trying to connect to the Harvey Family. I have a relative whose name was >James Harvey Ramsey. The Carter family was closely aligned with the >Ramseys. So-ooo > >Any help would be appreciated.

Yes- web access Looking for connection to James F. Harvey, son of Thomas Harvey. James b. 1856, d. 1910. Supposedly from Missouri. Married Margaret (Maggie) Gose, b. 1865, d. 1951 of Decatur, TX. Family raised in N. Texas. Children were James Irl (J.I.), Joe Gose, Francis, Ada Lee. Thanks for any help. Nancy Harvey Roswell, NM

Yes, I have WEB Access. Susan Clanton Simpson [email protected]

Yes, Web access (looking for Sarah P Harvey, b MD , married Augustus W V+Gover in 1860's) Kirk [email protected] My Accountant, AKA Kirk A Yingling Margie Yingling <>< <>< <>< <>< <><

Yes I have web access... Larry Adams [email protected]

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Yes, web access ---------- > From: PHHGENE <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: web access > Date: Sunday, January 11, 1998 7:47 PM > > I would like to know how many on this list have web access. WE want all of you > to be able to see the progress we will make with our Teams. We are discussing > how we can do that for those of you who do not have web access. > > Please post a simple note that says > yes web access, or > no web access. > > Thanks, Pat > > > ==== HARVEY Mailing List ==== > HARVEY GENEALOGIST- > http://www/geocities.com/Heartland/6575/ > >

Yes, web access. Researching William and Statia Harvey line 1724 to present. ENG>Prince George's Co, MD>Hampshire Co,VA now WV> Garrett Co, MD.

Pat, no ancestor of mine, but I just ran across some information I had found many years ago. This was taken from the Revolution War Pension Records petitioned in 1855. Joseph HARVEY served in VA Albemarle. Died Barren Co, KY abt 1820-28. Wife Lucy, died Monroe KY 1851. Children Austin(deceased), Betsy Lawrence(widow), James W.,William(living in Cooper Co, Missouri), Martin(living in Cooper Co, Missouri), Abner(widow), Patsy Davis(lived Cumberland KY). Hope this help. Vicki

Janis, Have you looked in the Land Records for IL. for your John HARVEY? I went and took a look for you. Many, Many HARVEY's. There was a John Harvey who purchased land in IL from 1818 Military Tract Land to 1872 R.R. Land. Plus there are many other Harvey's listed, as well as a Zacariah HARVEY. Use this address and then click on Name Purchaser gopher://gopher.uic.edu/11/library/libdb/landsale For those of you at AOL try this: <A HREF="gopher://gopher.uic.edu/11/library/libdb/landsale">landsale at gopher.uic.edu (Gopher)</A> Pat

Here's the other bio. just a few short lines. Let me know. William HARVEY, b. in Harrisburg, Pa. young man went to Washington Co. Md. m. there in 1829 to Eliza RICE. she born in Chambersburg, Pa. Three children in Maryland and two more children in Sangamon Co. IL. Children: Charles C.; Mary F; William R.; Samuel S.; Maria L. and William HARVEY--Have info on all the children. If this sounds like yours let me know. Pat

Ok TEam LEADERS, listen up. Also those who may be searching Illinois HARVEY's. I have two bio's from Sangamon Co. IL on a Abner HARVEY and a William HARVEY. If these sound like yours let me know. These could very well have been mine. Not the whole bio, just a few items. Abner HARVEY, b. April 13, 1804 in Adair Co. KY. m. Eliza A. Davis b. May 9, 1909, in Ky.They were married, had one child in Kentucky, and moved to what is now Irish Grove, Menard co. and from there to what is now Gardner twp. Sangamon Co. arriving in the spring of 1831, where five children wer born. Children's names were Theresa, John F. Alfred C. Elizabeth F. , Oliver G. and Mary. Abner Harvey d. abt. 1840 and his widow died shortly after. Buried in Sangamon Co. I have info on all the children. Pat Let me know.

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Genealogy is . . . rewarding because it yields immediate results no matter at what level you choose to become involved, from the filling out of a simple family pedigree chart to the writing of a family history. It is guaranteed to draw you closer to your relatives, give you a greater appreciation for the history of America and the part your ancestry played in it, and provide you with a sense of belonging in this often hectic and rootless society in which we live.... Genealogy also teaches us that while wars, customs, and even governments change, some things are eternal--love, pride in children, devotion to country, sadness at the death of a loved one, and joy at the success of a crop or a new job. Through genealogy, we are connected very powerfully to the past, and also to the future. "Ties That Bind" by sharon harfield (Country Living, March 1991) Pat

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