Hi All, I am researching Jackson HARVEY, and Gideon HARVEY. Both lived in Humphries Co. Tennessee in 1880. In addition, I am researching Clarisey JoAnna HARVEY who may be related to Jackson and Gideon HARVEY. Any information would be very much appreciated. Angela [email protected]

About the year 1761, James Harvie, with his two sons, James & Archibald, and his daughter,Marion, or Margaret, or both, and his nephew John arrived in Newport, Hants County, from the state of Rhode island, to which state they had emigrated from the town of Dairy in the shre of Ayr, Scotland. James (son of the elder James) married Alice Wilcox, and left a family of five sons, Benjamin, James, Stephen, John and Archibald. James married Mary A Ernest and left three sons, George, Monson and Arthur Benjamin. George (Big George of Halifax) had two sons, George, who lived in Windsor, and Newton. Monson married Rose Brown from Tennycape, and left three sons, Henry, George and James. Henry married Minnie McIntosh and had two sons, Percy and Lawrence. Percy married Dolly McKenny. Lawrence married Myrtle Langer. George never married. James married Georgina Spratt and had two sons, Arthur and Elmer. Arthur Benjamin married Isanna Page and had one son, Percy. His second wife was Elizabeth Barnard. She left one son Emory. Percy married Isabella Hart. John ,married Nancy Dow, and they had Reuben, David, and Nathan. Thomas Arch married Margaret Ettinger, and had Leonard, Arthur, Prescott, and Sylvanus. Leonard had two sons, Prescott and Harry. ...There seems to be a gap here (I think). James (Summerville) married Martha (daughter of John & Experience Powers Harvie), and left four sons, James, John, Archibald, and Jacob. This is where I come in- Jacob married Arabella Merson... Hope the foregoing is useful. I have deliberately left out the female siblings. Shalom!+ Jack Waller

Halifax, NS The Daily News, Thursday, July 24, 1997 Pg. 56 HARVEY, M. Wilfred - 79, Middleton, passed away July 22, 1997 in the veteran's unit of the Soldiers Memorial Hospital, Middleton. Born in Grand Falls, Nfld., on August 10, 1917, he was the son of the late Daniel and Ella (Butt) Harvey, known as Harve to his friends in Middleton, began his musical career in Grand Falls where his father was band master of the Salvation Army Band. At age 17, he formed and directed the Boy Scouts Band in Newfoundland. He served with the RCAF from 1940-45, attaining the rank of flight lieutenant and playing with Trenton Air Force Band. After a posting in Greenwood and residing in Middleton, he joined and, in 1949, became band master of Middleton Concert Band. From 1953-65, he was director of music for the West Nova Scotia Regiment, achieving the rank of captain. During this time, he was also director of #517 Air Cadet Squadron Band of Middleton Regional High School. His career with the Middleton Regional High School began in 1955 when he started the instrumental music program on a part-time basis while working with the Department of Highways. Retiring from the Department of Highways in 1967, he became a full-time staff member of Middleton Regional High School. In addition to developing a quality concert band program, he also directed a choral, string and recorder group. During his tenure as school band director, he took the band on many trips across Canada, the United States and Europe. Two significant trips were the International Youth Band Festival in Harrogate, England in 1972, and the International Youth and Music Festival in Vienna, Austria in 1977. At the Vienna festival, the band was presented with the prize of the city of Vienna, winning first place in this international competition. He retired as music director for Middleton Regional High School in 1978. He then started an Orff Band for senior citizens which continued until his ill health. He held several important musical posts, director of the Canadian Band Masters Association, president of NSMEA, director of the Nova Scotia Summer Schools of Music and director of the Instrumental Summer Camps at Acadia University. He was awarded the Jewel and the Jubilate Award of Merit from the Canadian Music Educators Association. He was a member of the West Novies Male Quartet, was past president of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch #1, a member of the Annapolis Valley Amateur Radio Club (call VE1AAQ), the Middleton Rotary Club, on the board of management of Annapolis Valley Museum, and an elder and choir member of St. John's United Church. He is survived by his wife, Betty (Atkinson) (Campbell); one son, Bruce and daughter-in-law, Nan; one daughter, Lynn and son-in-law Carm Cleveland; one step-son, Brian Campbell and his wife Peggy; two step-daughters, Carolyn Campbell, Wolfville; Wendy Baker and son-in-law Alan, Missleton; one brother, Charles and his wife Rosa, Middleton; one sister, Gail, Calif.; 11 grandchildren, Nichael and Lisa Harvey, Truro; Amanda, Andrew and Amy Cleveland, Kingston; Stewart and Corey Campbell, New Minas; Nathanael, Joshua, Jordan and Elizabeth Baker, Middleton. He was predeceased by his first wife, the former Flora Carter; two sisters, Elsie, Violet; one brother, Augustus. The remains are resting in the Warren T. Roop Funeral Home, Middleton, visiting 4-8 p.m. today, July 24, 1997. The funeral service will be held 2 p.m. Friday, Julu 25, 1997 in St. John's United Church, Rev. E. Moase officating. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery, Middleton. Family flowers only. Memorial donations may be made to the Alzeimers Society of Nova Scotia. --- ------ Ruth (Schauer) Davison [email protected] RR1 Box 2088 VE7EJI Clearwater, BC "Gateway to Wells Gray Park" Canada V0E 1N0 Ph: 250-674-3400 Fax: 250-674-3846 To subscribe to a list send a message to "Name you wish to sub"[email protected] in message body put subscribe turn off your sig. file [email protected] SCHAUER/SHAUER/SHOWER [email protected] CREED/CREEDE/CREEDON [email protected] HARVEY/HARVIE [email protected] WILCOX/WILLCOX/WILCOXSON

At 08:53 AM 8/10/97 -0500, you wrote: >Robert H. HOWELL, d. 1834 and wf Dorothy V. BRIGGS of McMinn/Polk Co. TN, >have several grandchildren named Harvey HOWELL or Harvey NICHOLSON, all >residents of Polk Co. TN, and on the 1850, 1860 censuses. What is the >HARVEY--HOWELL connection? Joel HARVEY is a next door neighbor to Dorothy >V. HOWELL on 1840 census. > >Chan Edmondson >[email protected] > > >

Robert H. HOWELL, d. 1834 and wf Dorothy V. BRIGGS of McMinn/Polk Co. TN, have several grandchildren named Harvey HOWELL or Harvey NICHOLSON, all residents of Polk Co. TN, and on the 1850, 1860 censuses. What is the HARVEY--HOWELL connection? Joel HARVEY is a next door neighbor to Dorothy V. HOWELL on 1840 census. Chan Edmondson [email protected]

Ruth, I am interested in starting a new name to rootsweb. Do you have any idea on how to go about it. It is the surname YORTY. Cheryl

Ruth- I think I just joined the list yesterday. I hope I am not Kicked Out or Black Marked?? Thanks. BobHop

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Anyone have genealogy on LEWIS HARVEY (b. c1816 in Virginia). He md. Mary Windsor (b. c1823) probably in Kanawha Co. W. Va. They had children John, Sarah, Salina, Elizabeth, Edward and Morris C. Harvey. Family lived in Kanawha Co. W. Va. Would appreciate help. Jim Windsor >[email protected]<

>Subj: A brief moment of less serious genealogy Date: 97-08-06 00:36:59 EDT From: [email protected] (Ruth Davison) Resent-from: [email protected] To: [email protected] This was sent to another list and I thought you would enjoy it as much as I did. Please excuse this brief moment of humor about genealogy. But, I thought everyone doing genealogy research has felt this way at some point. > > > Poem on Starting > > I started out calmly tracing my tree, > to find if I could, the making of me, > and all that I had was a great grandfather's name, > not knowing his wife or from whence he came. > I chased him across a long line of states > and came up with pages and pages of dates. > When all put together, it made me forlorn, > I proved that poor grandpa had never been born. > One day I was sure the truth I had found. > Determined to turn this whole thing upside down. > I looked up the record of one uncle John, > but then found the old man was younger than his son. > Then when my hopes were fast growing dim, > I came across records that must have been him. > The facts I collected made me quite sad. > Dear old grandfather was never a dad. > I think maybe someone is pulling my leg. > I'm not at all sure I wasn't hatched from an egg. > After hundreds of dollars I've spent on my tree > I can't help wonder if I'm really me. > -Anonymous > > Quoted from The Family Tree News from The Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy > Library, Moultrie, GA, > published free bi-monthly, August 1992. > > <---- End Forwarded Message ----> > ----------------------- Headers -------------------------------- From [email protected] Tue Aug 5 22:40:27 1997 Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.30]) by mrin70.mail.aol.com (8.8.5/8.8.5/AOL-4.0.0) with ESMTP id WAA05163; Tue, 5 Aug 1997 22:40:20 -0400 (EDT) Received: (from [email protected]) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id TAA19368; Tue, 5 Aug 1997 19:39:46 -0700 Resent-Date: Tue, 5 Aug 1997 19:39:46 -0700 Date: Tue, 5 Aug 1997 19:38:27 -0700 (PDT) Message-Id: <[email protected]> X-Sender: [email protected] X-Mailer: Windows Eudora Light Version 1.5.2 Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" To: [email protected] From: Ruth Davison <[email protected]> Subject: A brief moment of less serious genealogy Resent-Message-ID: <"K6vW9.A.PcE.pO-5z"@bl-14.rootsweb.com> Resent-From: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/93 X-Loop: [email protected] Precedence: list Resent-Sender: [email protected] <

This was sent to another list and I thought you would enjoy it as much as I did. Please excuse this brief moment of humor about genealogy. But, I thought everyone doing genealogy research has felt this way at some point. > > > Poem on Starting > > I started out calmly tracing my tree, > to find if I could, the making of me, > and all that I had was a great grandfather's name, > not knowing his wife or from whence he came. > I chased him across a long line of states > and came up with pages and pages of dates. > When all put together, it made me forlorn, > I proved that poor grandpa had never been born. > One day I was sure the truth I had found. > Determined to turn this whole thing upside down. > I looked up the record of one uncle John, > but then found the old man was younger than his son. > Then when my hopes were fast growing dim, > I came across records that must have been him. > The facts I collected made me quite sad. > Dear old grandfather was never a dad. > I think maybe someone is pulling my leg. > I'm not at all sure I wasn't hatched from an egg. > After hundreds of dollars I've spent on my tree > I can't help wonder if I'm really me. > -Anonymous > > Quoted from The Family Tree News from The Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy > Library, Moultrie, GA, > published free bi-monthly, August 1992. > > <---- End Forwarded Message ----> >

Seeking any information on the family of MABRY and ELIZABETH A HARVEY of Woodruff Township, Spartanburg County, SC. They are listed on the 1900 Federal census. The DOB for Mabry is April 1831 and Elizabeth's DOB is Dec., 1832. They had 11/13 children (difficult to read data on census sheet) - 5 of which were still living in 1900. Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. Joanna Ahrendt e-mail address: [email protected]

Can anyone help? 1 Issac Harvey 1781 Pa.-1856 Pa. .+Margaret Nutt 1794 Pa.-1872 ..2 Amy Harvey ...+ ? Rodeback ..2 Issac Harvey, Jr. ..2 Lee Harvey Pa. ...+ Mary A. Ellis Pa. ....3 Phbean Harvey 1838 ....3 William H. Harvey 1840 Pa.-1916 Pa. .....+ Jane Morgan 1845 Ohio-1924 Pa. ......4 David Francis Harvey 1869-1938 .......+ Melinda Anman ......4 Anna Louella Harvey 1871 Pa.-1923 Pa. .......+ Harry Yorty 1870 Pa.-1916 Pa. ......4 Maude Estella Harvey 1876-1954 .......+ Martin ......4 Addie Pearl Harvey 1879-1945 .......+ Mr. Rose ......4 Ullysses S. Grant Harvey 1882-1953 ......4 Ellis Morgan Harvey 1885-1891 ....3 John "Doc" Harvey 1842 ....3 Alice Harvey 1844-1918 Pa. .....+ ? Patterson ....3 Eli Harvey 1846 ....3 Mary Jane Harvey 1848 .....+ ? McDonald ....3 Mary Margaret Harvey 1850 .....+ ? Sawyer ....3 Sarah Harvey 1851 .....+ ? Fuester ....3 Sabina Harvey 1853 .....+ ? Craft ..2 Lydia Harvey ...+ ? Davidson ..2 Ruth Harvey ...+ ? Davidson ..2 Caleb Harvey ..2 Albian Hook Harvey ..2 Eli Harvey 1824 Pa.-1908 Pa. Thanks in advance. [email protected] <Cheryl Yorty Jones>

Hi! I am new on this list and looking for someone who has Judson Harvey of Owings (Laurens Co., SC). He was married to Margaret Gray Harvey. I don't have dates but they were prob. married in late 1800s or early 1900s. Margaret was the dau. of J. W. and Grace Woodall Gray. She had a sister, Sally Belle Gray, b. 1880, d. 1931 of blood poisoning. (She may have been a diabetic). One of her dau. died of blood poisoning in 1941. She was a diabetic. Sally married John Henry Cannon. I can't locate J. W. and Grace, but if I could find someone with Judson Harvey, maybe they could shed some light on my Sally. It is possible they were from MS. Thanks, Joye

I'm searching the history of the William HARVEY family who immigrated to the Winnebago Co, IL, area from Canada in about 1839. William was born in Pennsylvania in 1797, but I don't know the story of how he ended up in Canada. I believe he was a widower who came to Winnebago County with his four children. I am descended from the oldest son, Josiah, who married Margaret CRUMP, also from Canada. It isn't know if they knew each other in Canada, or met after they settled in IL. Below is a descendant report of the first few generations I have. If anyone sees any connection or could suggest where I might find more info, I would be greatful. Of course I'll be happy to share anything I have. Thanks in advance!!!! Please contact me at: [email protected] William HARVEY (1797 - ) | Josiah HARVEY (1832 - ) & Margaret CRUMP (1836 - ) | | William H. HARVEY (1855 - ) | | Mary Isabel "Mary Belle" HARVEY* (19 Jul 1856 - 14 Nov 1944) & George Allen CROWLEY (12 Dec 1852 - 25 Feb 1913) | | | George Allen CROWLEY Jr. (21 Mar 1902 - Dec 1980) & Florence NELSON | | | | Cathryn Jean CROWLEY (3 Feb 1929 - ) & ? | | | | Ray Allen CROWLEY (1 Apr 1930 - ) & ? | | | | Naomie CROWLEY (5 May 1935 - ) & ? | | | | Kay Francis CROWLEY (2 Apr 1939 - ) & ? | | Mary Isabel "Mary Belle" HARVEY* (19 Jul 1856 - 14 Nov 1944) & Lorenzo Dow BLACK Sr. (1861 - Nov 1892) | | | Lulu BLACK (19 Jan 1884 - Oct 1978) & Donald "Donnie" C. LEECH (1885 - ) | | | | Dorothy LEECH (2 Sep 1915 - ) & Marvin SEED | | | | Betty Lou LEECH (7 Jan 1924 - ) | | | | Warren LEECH | | | Leah BLACK (1888 - 1917) & Leonard LEECH (1888 - ) | | | | Mildred LEECH (19 Sep 1914 - ) & Paul COUNTRYMAN (7 Dec - ) | | | | Hazel LEECH (23 Apr 1917 - ) & Walter H. BOOMER (12 Jun 1917 - 27 Jul 1959) | | | Blanche BLACK (1889 - ) | | | Lorenzo Dow "Blackie" BLACK Jr.* (5 Jun 1890 - ) & Ada | | | | Ray BLACK | | | | Lawrence "Larry" BLACK & Bertha | | | Lorenzo Dow "Blackie" BLACK Jr.* (5 Jun 1890 - ) & Em ROGERS | | | (Lorenzo Jr.'s Twin) BLACK (5 Jun 1890 - 1891) | | | Mabel Florence BLACK (28 May 1892 - 7 Dec 1986) & Carl Rudolph ROTH (21 Feb 1894 - 23 Sep 1974) | | | | Berna Ione ROTH (10 Apr 1914 - ) & Frederic Peter "Fred" CHRISTENSEN (23 Nov 1908 - 17 Aug 1993) | | | | Romana Kathryn ROTH (16 Jan 1916 - ) & Joseph Edward WASCO (19 Nov 1913 - ) | | | | Shirley Rae ROTH (2 May 1924 - ) & Robert Eugene DRUMMOND (19 Mar 1924 - ) | | Joseph Isaac HARVEY (Oct 1859 - ) | | Albert HARVEY (1860 - ) & Martha (1853 - ) | | | Mabel HARVEY (1894 - ) & ? ? | | | Eva B. HARVEY & James "Jimmy" CIPPORLY | | | HARVEY | | | HARVEY | | | HARVEY | | Anna HARVEY (1863 - ) & ? SNIVELY | | | Joseph SNIVELY & Mabel MYERTHALLER | | | | ? SNIVELY | | | | ? SNIVELY | | Bert "Bertie" HARVEY (1866 - ) | | Fred HARVEY (Mar 1870 - ) | | Charlotte "Lottie" HARVEY (1873 - ) & Charles "Charlie" SNYDER (1872 - ) | | | Harold SNYDER (After 1896 - Before 1910) | | | Clint SNYDER (1899 - ) | | | Willie SNYDER (1902 - ) | | | Helen SNYDER (15 Dec 1904 - ) & Arthur WHITNEY | | | | ? WHITNEY | | | | ? WHITNEY | | | | ? WHITNEY | | | Guila SNYDER (1907 - ) | | Mabel HARVEY (1877 - ) | | Lulu HARVEY | | George HARVEY & Alma | | | Penina HARVEY | | | Lucille HARVEY | | Margaret HARVEY | John HARVEY (1831 - ) | Nancy HARVEY (1833 - ) | Mary P. HARVEY (1835 - )

New to list. Wanted to give my Fairfield, CT HARVEY line. Looking for cousins, info., etc. Richard HARVEY b ? m ? d abt 1689 daughter: Elizabeth HARVEY b 1644 CT m John HIDE d 1701 Thanks, Dale in IA

Hello Linda; The second name of Riley intrigues me. While researching my HARVEY line in MA, NY, NH, VT I ran into a first-name Riley right out of the blue. He is supposedly my 1st cousin 4 times removed. I am curious as to where/how the name Riley originated for these HARVEY folks as it had not occurred at any time before to the best of my knowledge. I don't have anything specific to your William Riley HARVEY but I have encountered : Riley HARVEY b. 1805 VT d. 1860 VT m. 1828 Amanda ABBOTT B. 1808 VT d 1856 VT. They had two sons I am aware of : George HARVEY b. abt 1830 and Napoleon HARVEY b abt 1843 VT. Napoleon HARVEY had a son named George Riley HARVEY b. 1863 VT. Do you know where your William Riley's parents were from? If you think there may be a link - we could exchange some specific info? Bill Harvey [email protected] Linda L. Crawford wrote: > > I would like to contact someone with info on William Riley"Rile"Harvey > born 1849 in IN. He married Sarah Crawford in 1871 in Hickory Co MO. They > left Hickory Co MO abt 1915 and went to Muskogee OK. Their children were > Ida B who married Luther Wrinkle;Elsie Dora who married Frank Long,Sina > May who married John Long. William who married Alta Dennis then Pearl > Owsley, Stella who married Obadiah Driskill,Gracie and Bertha. It is > believed they stayed in the Muskogee area and may have descendants there.

I would like to contact someone with info on William Riley"Rile"Harvey born 1849 in IN. He married Sarah Crawford in 1871 in Hickory Co MO. They left Hickory Co MO abt 1915 and went to Muskogee OK. Their children were Ida B who married Luther Wrinkle;Elsie Dora who married Frank Long,Sina May who married John Long. William who married Alta Dennis then Pearl Owsley, Stella who married Obadiah Driskill,Gracie and Bertha. It is believed they stayed in the Muskogee area and may have descendants there.

DALY, Mona E (HARVEY); 78; Ottawa ON; Ottawa Citizen; 1997-7-23 DALY Mona E (nee Harvey) Suddenly in hospital on Monday, July 21, 1997, at athe age of 78. Beloved wife of the late Thomas A. Daly. Loving mother of Danny, Michael (Cheryl), Jane (Gene), and Patricia. Adoring grandmother of many grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Fond sister to Donald, Gladys, Mary and Joan, and predeceased by her sister, Barbara. At the request of Mona, there will be no visitation. Cremation. For more information please contact Hulse, Playfair & McGarry. ---- ------ Ruth (Schauer) Davison [email protected] RR1 Box 2088 VE7EJI Clearwater, BC "Gateway to Wells Gray Park" Canada V0E 1N0 Ph: 250-674-3400 Fax: 250-674-3846 To subscribe to a list send a message to "Name you wish to sub"[email protected] in message body put subscribe turn off your sig. file [email protected] SCHAUER/SHAUER/SHOWER [email protected] CREED/CREEDE/CREEDON [email protected] HARVEY/HARVIE [email protected] WILCOX/WILLCOX/WILCOXSON

HARVEY, Rita "Rita Morley" (GANN ); 69; Simsbury CT, NY Post NY; 1997-6-30 "NEW YORK POST, Monday, June 30, 1997; page 22: TV star Rita Morely Harvey, an actress once dubbed "America's Most Televised Girl," has died at age 69. Harvey died on Saturday at the McLean Home in Simsbury, Conn., after a long battle with cancer. Born in West Hartford, Conn., her given name was Rita Gann. She later adopted Rita Morley as her professional name. During the 1950s and '60s, Harvey was a regular character on television soap operas that included "As the World Turns," "The Edge of Night" and "Secret Storm." She was also the spokeswoman for the Coty Co., a makeup company, in the 1950s. Between the soap operas and commercials, Harvey made so many television appearances that she became "America's Most Televised Girl." Aside from TV, Harvey also made Broadway appearances in "The Seven Year Itch" and "The Impossible Years." Harvey was also a member of the board of directors of the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, and the Screen Actors Guild. She wrote several books, including "Those Wonderful, Terrible Years," a history of the actor unions' struggles with blacklisting in the 1950s. She also wrote a gardening column for the Westport News, alternating with Martha Stewart. Harvey was the widow of Kenneth Harvey, who was also an actor and former AFTRA president. Harvey is survived by a sister, Ellen Chorches, and a brother, Morley Gann, both of West Hartford. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. today in the chapel of the Weinstein Mortuary, West Hartford."