Are there any Harvey's out there from "Princeton Indiana I am looking for the parents of Alonzo born abt 1900. Thanks Rose

Does anybody on the teams or otherwise have a Milton Benjamin Harvey b in Washington state in 1896? He had a brother names Eugene Wesley. His father was Matthew Mason Harvey. I am in touch with a gentleman who is just beginning his research and hope someone will have one of them in their database. Thanks, folks. Marie Harvey in frozen north central Arkansas -- OES Worthy Matron's Workbook <http://www.webspawner.com/users/easternStarHelp> Electa Chapter #29 <http://members.yournet.com/easternstar> Home Page <http://members.yournet.com/ladyhrvy>

Hi, Could you tell me why I'm getting each message as an attachment? Thanks. Peggy HARVEY-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Part 1.1Type: Internet E-Mail Message (message/rfc822) > > Part 1.2Type: Internet E-Mail Message (message/rfc822)

In memory and thanks to my great-aunt Anna (Leola) HARVEY, who passed away on November 24, 2000, at the age of 93. She was the last of her generation, the oldest living member of my Harvey lineage. She gave myself and my cousin (and fellow genealogist) Anna Morgan so many valuable bits of our heritage and ancestry. She told us stories of our gggrandfather and ggrandfather. She gave us the images of their faces, as well as their lives. Now she rests in the arms of God, safe with our ancestors. And, as family historians, we can truly say that she may have Gone, but lives on in our hearts, memories and research. Anna Leola HARVEY McKnight (Greenup KY), DO William Thomas HARVEY (Scioto OH), SO John HARVEY (Breathitt KY), SO Andrew J. HARVEY (Russell VA?) SO (?)Andrew HARVEY (Scotland) -- Kindest Regards, -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Ann Harvey Lahtinen -------------------- www.HarveyGenealogy.com GOONS/ONS#2938 HARVEY-L Administrator

Sally Harvey Gullett Jackson had one son, William Harvey by Greene Patrick, she married John Gullett and they had 3 children, Roscoe, Minnie and Cynthia, she then married George Jackson and they had 6 children, Boyd, Boone, Lacy, Troy, Beldon and Lenora. William Harvey took the Gullett name, do not know if this was done legally or not. He was born 6-15-1875 in Kentucky, I believe, married Lula Ann Conley and they had 6 children. Mabel Gullett was my grandmother. I am trying to trace this line of our family back past Sally Harvey. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Terry Durbin Terry5547@aol.com

Hello Everyone, This is my first posting to this list. I live in Port Elizabeth, South Africa and have been researching my family history since 1989. Nora HARVEY was born 30 Nov.1914 at Beech Grove House, Beech Grove Rd, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. She was the daughter of Frances Annie (ORMANDY) and John Thomas HARVEY, Fitter, who were married in Portsea in 1906. Frances Annie was the daughter of Mary Emily (WATTS) amd James ORMANDY, Joiner & Undertaker of Barrow-in-Furness, Lancs. Can anyone tell me anything about this HARVEY family please? Many thanks Magdalen mwmaggin@mweb.co.za

Hello Listers! I am looking for a Harvey Cemetery located probably in the eastern part of Campbell County, Virginia. In the book The Nathan Reids of Virginia, by Elizabeth Reid Austin and Helen Reid Roberts, John Reid first brought his family to Campbell Court House (now Rustburg) and - "A few years after bringing his family to the Campbell Court House village, John Reid established his plantation home on Lawyer's Road on a tract of land along Falling River, which is now a place of rolling green meadows and the sprightly plunging river." The book goes on to say - "A family burial plot a little way behind the house and hardly out of sight of it is bounded by an ornamental black iron fencing. The newer half affords tombstones for some of the Harveys. The other half with unmarked stones at the graves is almost lost in a mass of overgrown ivy, vinca minor, lillies-of-the-valley, and a rustle of leaves." I would like to visit this cemetery and hope some of you good people know where this cemetery is and can tell me how to get there. Glen Harvey Roanoke, Virginia

I am looking for iformation on the siblings, parents, grandparents, great grandparents, etc, etc........ on Telia Harvey. Below you wil find the info I have on her so far: Telia HARVEY was born 14 Feb 1863 in Gibson Co, TN, and died 18 Apr 1952 in Benton Co, Tn. James Henry BOMAR was born 2 Aug 1859 in Benton Co, Tennessee, and died 1 Apr 1930 in Benton Co, Tennessee. He was the son of Robert Jones BOMAR and Martha HERNDON. Children of Telia HARVEY and James Henry BOMAR are: i. Annie BOMAR was born 5 Apr 1897 in Benton Co, Tennessee, and died 5 Jan 1990 in Benton Co, Tennessee. She married Marshal Curtis HERRIN 23 Nov 1913 in Benton Co, TN. He was born 25 Jul 1889 in Benton Co, TN, and died 29 May 1975 in Benton Co, TN. ii. Virgil BOMAR was born 15 Feb 1901 in Benton Co, Tennessee, and died 21 Nov 1990 in Carroll Co, Tennessee. He married Carrie STAGNER 5 May 1929 in Carroll Co, Tennessee. She was born 12 Jul 1899 in Benton Co, Tennessee, and died 22 Feb 1982 in Carroll Co, Tennessee. iii. Nellie BOMAR was born 14 Sep 1906 in Benton Co, Tennessee. She married Grandville DEATON 29 Nov 1925 in Carroll Co, Tennessee. He was born 26 Mar 1906 in Benton Co, Tennessee, and died 21 Feb 1987 in Carroll Co, Tennessee. iv. Nora Eliza BOMAR was born 17 Aug 1892 in Benton Co, Tennessee, and died 22 Nov 1895. v. Claudis Cox BOMAR was born 16 Mar 1885 in Benton Co, Tennessee, and died 3 Aug 1954 in Benton Co, Tennessee. He married Maggie HAGGARDY 1908 in Texas. vi. Vernon Curtis BOMAR was born 5 Jul 1887, and died 12 Dec 1964. He married Mary Ellen HAGGARDY 1907. vii. Ura Lee BOMAR was born 14 May 1882 in Benton Co, Tennessee, and died 9 May 1965 in Piggott, Arkansas. She married Grandville Ura WATSON 4 Dec 1904. Your help is greatly appreciated, Janice

Amen to that! Ron Pyle Angels Camp, Ca. "Home of the Jumping Frog" ----- Original Message ----- From: Kevin & Kathy Siers <kksears@lewiston.com> To: <HARVEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2000 10:18 PM Subject: Re: [HARVEY-L] My Apology > Hello, > > Come on, You mean to tell me that some people cannot see the humor in this. > Good riddens!!! My feeling is grow up and act your age it was a joke! By the > way I am not a Harvey that is my wife's side and I would not want to hurt > her chances of getting the info on her Genealogy, but this is ridiculous. > This was not in any way biased towards either candidate or the people that > voted for them. Grow up! > > K. Sires

Hello Possible Cousins: I am now trying to research the parents of Thomas Cooper, who died probably early 1796 in Greene/Hancock Co GA. I am sending a copy of his will, and some estate papers that I found in the supporting documents at DAR for an application on his behalf. I descend through his daughter, Mary Polly who married JohnWaller, and is probably the only of the children who didn't make th trip to GA. I am sending this to the Harvey, Nesbit,Lancaster,Stovall,Dillard and Hamilton lists in the hopes that someone out there might also be interested in this and perhaps have researched Thomas Cooper a bit.. I have family connections to Stovalls in Powhatan Co. VA...but that's another and not particularly, pretty story With all my best regards, Janet (Baugh) Hunter The Will of Thomas Cooper Georgia, Hancock County. In the name of God, Amen! I Thomas Cooper of Green County and State of Georgia being in perfect health and sound mind calling to mind the mortality of the body do make and constitute this my last will and testament. First, - I give my soul to god who gave it to me, and my body to the grave to be decently buried in hopes of a resurection to eternal life through the merits of Jesus Christ. I give to my loving wife Sarah Cooper one negro woman named Winney, one horse and saddle, one feather bed and furniture and two cows and calves to her and her heirs forever. I lend to my during her life two negroes named George and Hannah. I lend by wife one other negro named Judah until my youngest daughter comes of age or marries. I lend to my wife during her widowhood, the trace of land whereon I now live together with the mill thereon and it is also my will that by the consent of my wife my executors shall dispose of the land whose title shall be valid and with the money purchase a tract of land northerly where I wish my wife and family to remove to and further it is my will that after my wifes decease or marriage the above willed land shall be sold and equally divided between all my surviving daughters. I give to my daughter Elizabeth, two negroes Rachel and Charles. I give to my son Joseph, two negroes Milly and her youngest child together with a tract of land lying on Logden Creek, containing two hundred and seventy acres. I give to my daughter Agnes, two negroes Vinney and Toney. I give to my son Thomas one negro named Will, one feather bed and furniture, two cows and calves together with my upper tract of land on Logdam Creek containing two hundred and seventy acres. I give to my daughter Polly, two negroes Boland and Davy. I give to my daughter Penelope four negroes, Jim, Biddy, Thency and Benn, one feather bed and furniture, one horse and saddle and two cows and calves. I give to my son John, one negro named Sam, one horse and saddle one bed and furniture, two cows and calves. I give to my son Micajah, one negro named Nelly, one horse and saddle, one feather bed and furniture and two cows and calves. I give to my daughter Sarah, four negroes, Theny Frank and John, when she marries or comes of age and after my wifes death or marriage a negro named Judah. I give to my two sons John and Micajah my two bounties of land on Sand Run to be equally divided by my executors, having respect to quality and quantity, and it is further my will that my mill Logan Creek together with a lot of land containing 30 to 35 acres be sold to the best advantage, ten pounds of which money I give my son Joseph and ten pounds to my son Thomas, the balance to be equally divided between my two sons John and Micajah and it is further my will that all my just debts be paid and all my estate not herein bequeathed shall be at the disposal of my executors to purchase a tract of land and make the improvements etc for my wife and family should she choose to move Northwardly and it is further my will that after the decease or marriage of my wife, the property purchased with my estate shall be equally divided among all my children. I do constitute and appoint as my executors, Thomas Stoval, John Dillard, Joseph Cooper, Jr., Thomas Cooper, Jr., George Hamilton and Henry Graybill for this my will and testiment, making all former wills void. Witness my hand this twentieth day of August, seventeen hundred and ninety-three. Thomas Cooper Witness. B. Anthony, Josiah Carter, Joseph Cooper State of Georgia, Hancock County. Probated 13 Feb 1796 by the oath of Josiah Carter and Joseph Cooper, Sr., two of the subscribing witnesses. Joseph Cooper, Jr. And Thomas Cooper Jr. Qualified as executors. Estate of Thomas Cooper Sr., of Hancock County, Georgia The following records establish the fact that Sarah Cooper, daughter of Thomas Cooper, Sr., married Thomas Lancaster of Georgia. Thomas Cooper, Sr., having come to Greene Co., Ga., from Virginia, just after the Revolution, found himself a citizen of Hancock County, when his lands were cut off in that county in 1793. The will of Thomas Cooper was signed Aug. 20, 1793 in Greene Co., proved in Hancock County Feb. 15, 1796. In the will, Thomas Cooper bequeaths to his daughter Sarah, three slaves when she marries and after his wifes death another negro named Judah. Records of executors returns on this estate supply the evidence that Sarah married Thomas Lancaster. Thomas Cooper, Sr., deceased Joseph Cooper and Thomas Cooper, executors. An account registered of the receipts of Legatees and others of said estate by Joseph and Thomas Cooper, executors, Jan. 10, 1798 1. Jas.Nesbit, recp’t for property willed to him by Thomas Cooper, Sr., dec’d. 2. George Hamilton’s rec’pt for the property willed to him by said deceased. 3. John Weeks recp’t for the property willed to him by said deceased. 4. Thomas Lancaster’s recp’t for fifty dollars as part of a legacy bequeathed by said deceased. 5. Thomas Lancaster’s recp’t fo four negroes willed to him by the said deceased. (Remark: Thomas (wife Sarah) was not to receive the fourth negro until the death of wife of decedent according to the will. A married daughter could not receive her share, but her husband. (Ga. Law)) 6. George Hamitlon’s recp’t for fourteen dollars part of his legacy. 7. John Cooper’s receipt for fourteen dollars part of his legacy. 8. James Cooper’s receipt for fourteen dollars as part of his legacy. 9. Thomas Lancaster’s receipt for fourteen dollars as part of his legacy. 10. John Weeks receipt for fourteen dollars as part of his legacy. 11. Joseph Coopers Ditto Ditto 12. James Coopers receipt for $tp as part of his legacy. 13. John Cooper’s receipt for 1 negro named Sam, cream colored mare at $43.00, cow and calf, furniture, etc. as part of his legacy Record Book A A page 40 Vounhers registered by the Estate of Thomas Cooper dec’d - the 7th of Jan’y, 1799 James Nesbits receipt for %50, being a Legatee……………………….$50.00 H. Holt recpt for tax, 1797 6.201/4 Joseph Cooper, guardian for Micajah Cooper (minor) recp’t for 1 negro womand child being part of the property willed to him by Thos.Cooper dec’d. Jos. Coopers recp’t as above…………………………………………………131.00 Augustine Thomas, and Joseph Stovall attorneys for John Waller, recp’t for fourteen dollars…..……………………………..14.00 Ellet Woods proven acct. for half (?) illegible - Pound sign l - 8s -8d and 3s sterling 5.39 One Letter of Attorney to Joseph Stovall and Augustine Thomas of Virginia to Collect the legacy of John Waller, a Legatee of the Estate of Thomas Cooper, dec’d lodged in my office by the executors of said Estate Jan. 7, 1799 Martin Martin’s recp’t for costs Wm. Lawson against Thos. Cooper, Ex 77.25 Nov. 1801 J. C. Waltons recp’t for fees in the above suit 4.00 Henry Graybill (atty) receipt 2.50 Micajah Coopers receipts for attendance as witness 2.85 S. Abercrombies receipt for tax 12.1/2 >From these records, together with the numerous charts found in Virginia historical Magazines of Thomas and family, and the deed in Hancock County attached thereto, the fact that Sarah Cooper married Thomas Lancaster is established. Record Book A A, page 41. Hancock County , GA. Thomas Cooper, Executor of the Estate of Thomas Cooper, dec’d. Received of Moses Going, for the said estate, Oct. 15, 1801 $132.39 ½ An account of moneys paid out of estate of Thomas Cooper, dec’d: Thomas Lancaster Receipt $27.00 George Hamiltons ditto 27.00 James Nesbits ditto 27.00 John Weeks ditto 27.00 Micajah Coopers ditto 27.00 Joseph Coopers ditto 27.00 John Coopers ditto 27.00 John Matthews ditto 8.00 Myles Greens ditto 1.75 Andrew Baxters note 19.36 Further notes from the DAR application: Thomas A. Lancaster was born April 27, 1812 Thomas A. Lancaster died about 1890 or ’91 at Hondo, Texas Thomas a. Lancaster and Harrit Franklen were married November6, 1832. Harriet Franklin Lancaster died about 1871 at Nixon, Texas Joseph Thomas Lancaster (son of Thomas A. Lancaster and wife Harriet Franklen Lancaster) wa born October 27, 1836 Joseph Thomas Lancaster and Artemessa Jane Smith were married January 11, 1860. Joseph Thomas Lancaster died November 3, 1977, at New Castle, Texas. TO WHOM it MAY CONCERN: I, Mrs Mary Letitita Lancaster Williams, of the City of Beaumont, Texas, do certify that the foregoing records are a true and faithful copy of the records as given in the Family Records now in my possession. Witness my hand this 20th day of November 1941 Followed by signatures of Mary and witness Maxine Hebert. In Beaumont, Jefferson Co TX.

Hello, Come on, You mean to tell me that some people cannot see the humor in this. Good riddens!!! My feeling is grow up and act your age it was a joke! By the way I am not a Harvey that is my wife's side and I would not want to hurt her chances of getting the info on her Genealogy, but this is ridiculous. This was not in any way biased towards either candidate or the people that voted for them. Grow up! K. Sires -----Original Message----- From: lilfin <lilfin@email.msn.com> To: HARVEY-L@rootsweb.com <HARVEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, November 17, 2000 7:09 PM Subject: [HARVEY-L] My Apology >Harvey List, > >I have been asked to apologies to the list for my earlier posting. If I >have insulted you by my attempt at humor I am sorry. I am sorry to hear >that 50 subscribers asked to be removed because of my action. I fail to >understand the thinking of those who unsubscribed and how it helps >themselves anyone else. >If you feel I should unsubscribe from the list let me know and I will gladly >do so. > >In order to follow the List guidelines here is my genealogy data. > >Augusta Harvey born 1869 in Iowa, father born in New York Married Wesley >Byron Rhoades born 1859 in Iowa, father Philander Dodge Rhoades born in >Chenango Co. New York. > JoAnne Gullett in Nevada >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Ann Harvey" <lahtinen@earthlink.net> >To: <lilfin@email.msn.com> >Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 8:19 AM >Subject: Your POST to the HARVEY-L > > >> Lilfin >> Your post yesterday about Voting For Dummies was highly inappropriate >> for this discussion list. In the last 18 hours I have had nearly 50 list >> members write and complain. I have also had nearly all of those 50 >> UNSUBSCRIBE from the list. You have done Harvey researchers a great >> disservice in this careless posting. Every list member lost means the >> possibility of Harvey information lost to the rest of us. I am >> requesting that you post an apology to the list immediately. If you do >> not intend on doing so, please inform me of you intentions and I will >> take appropriate action. >> >> Sincerely >> -- -- -- -- -- -- -- >> Ann Harvey Lahtinen >> -------------------- >> www.HarveyGenealogy.com >> GOONS/ONS#2938 >> HARVEY-L Administrator > > > >==== HARVEY Mailing List ==== >Don't forget to visit the Harvey-L Teams Website and determine if your lineage ties into any of the teams! http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6575/TEAMS/teams.htm > > >============================== >The easiest way to stay in touch with your family and friends! >http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST1 >

Harvey List, I have been asked to apologies to the list for my earlier posting. If I have insulted you by my attempt at humor I am sorry. I am sorry to hear that 50 subscribers asked to be removed because of my action. I fail to understand the thinking of those who unsubscribed and how it helps themselves anyone else. If you feel I should unsubscribe from the list let me know and I will gladly do so. In order to follow the List guidelines here is my genealogy data. Augusta Harvey born 1869 in Iowa, father born in New York Married Wesley Byron Rhoades born 1859 in Iowa, father Philander Dodge Rhoades born in Chenango Co. New York. JoAnne Gullett in Nevada ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann Harvey" <lahtinen@earthlink.net> To: <lilfin@email.msn.com> Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 8:19 AM Subject: Your POST to the HARVEY-L > Lilfin > Your post yesterday about Voting For Dummies was highly inappropriate > for this discussion list. In the last 18 hours I have had nearly 50 list > members write and complain. I have also had nearly all of those 50 > UNSUBSCRIBE from the list. You have done Harvey researchers a great > disservice in this careless posting. Every list member lost means the > possibility of Harvey information lost to the rest of us. I am > requesting that you post an apology to the list immediately. If you do > not intend on doing so, please inform me of you intentions and I will > take appropriate action. > > Sincerely > -- -- -- -- -- -- -- > Ann Harvey Lahtinen > -------------------- > www.HarveyGenealogy.com > GOONS/ONS#2938 > HARVEY-L Administrator

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I am also a descendent of Rezin Harvey through his son Nathaniel Bell. James Quincy is the one son I do not have information on, and would love to share with you. I have information on the family on my web site at: http://www.myplanet.net/caboling/Harvey/harvey.htm Cindy (Harvey) Bolinger ----- Original Message ----- From: <Wvlyle@aol.com> To: <HARVEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 8:49 AM Subject: [HARVEY-L] BEAN, HARVEY and QUEEN in Harrison Co, now WV > Seeking info on these families: > > William Harvey b1743, NJ; father of Rezin Harvey, b1778, MD ;Rezin married > Elizabeth Queen b1783, now WV. Elizabeth said to be the daughter of Charles > Queen and grandaughter of Charles Queen and wife Mary Haley. > > James Quincy Harvey b1807, son of Rezin Harvey above, married Hester Bean > b1806 in Harrison Co, now WV. Hester Bean said to be the daughter of Wansley > Bean b1770 in Frederick Co, MD. > > Any additional info on these folks appreciated. Thanks to Becky for the info > I do have. > > Thanks, Lyle Corder >

Seeking info on these families: William Harvey b1743, NJ; father of Rezin Harvey, b1778, MD ;Rezin married Elizabeth Queen b1783, now WV. Elizabeth said to be the daughter of Charles Queen and grandaughter of Charles Queen and wife Mary Haley. James Quincy Harvey b1807, son of Rezin Harvey above, married Hester Bean b1806 in Harrison Co, now WV. Hester Bean said to be the daughter of Wansley Bean b1770 in Frederick Co, MD. Any additional info on these folks appreciated. Thanks to Becky for the info I do have. Thanks, Lyle Corder

Hi, I'm researching Edward DAY and Fanny HARVEY b. 3 Oct. 1808. They were married 2 Sept. 1828 in Cowlinge, Suffolk, England. They moved from England to Lima,OH bet. 1828-1834. Then moved to Michigan by 1844. Children: Thomas, Edward Jr., Jane, Amanda and Elsa. Any connection out there? Sue staeg5@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

Willoughby Harvey enlisted Nov 9, 1862 in Co E of the Civil War regiment 4th Tennessee Cavalry (Union). At that time he was 33 years old, 5'8" tall, fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair, born Washington Co., TN, occupation farmer. He survived the war, and applied for a pension May 23, 1885. I found him in the census, as follows: 1850- Bradley Co., TN - age 21, "Williba Harvy", living with mother and brother in the household of Jacob Wyatt. 1860-Bradley Co., TN - age 30, "Williby Harvey", living with wife, three daughters, and mother. 1880-Bradley Co., TN - age 50, living with wife and four children. Here's a pedigree based on the above: 1 Mary b: Abt. 1802 in Tennessee ...... 2 Willoughby Harvey b: Abt. 1829 in Washington Co., TN .......... +Elizabeth b: Abt. 1831 in TN .............. 3 Margaret Harvey b: Abt. 1852 in TN .............. 3 Talena J. Harvey b: Abt. 1858 in TN .............. 3 Marada C. Harvey b: Abt. 1859 in TN .............. 3 Frances Harvey b: Abt. 1862 in TN .............. 3 Martha Harvey b: Abt. 1866 .............. 3 James Harvey b: Abt. 1868 in TN .............. 3 Robert Harvey b: Abt. 1872 in TN ...... 2 Alfred T. Harvey b: Abt. 1832 in TN I cannot find Willoughby in the 1900 Tennessee Soundex. Perhaps he had died between 1880 and 1900. If so, I would be grateful for verification of that (and a date of death) in order to complete his entry in my database of the soldiers of the 4th TN Cav. Thanks Jessie Blalock http://users.rootsweb.com/~tn4cav/index.html

One last shot: anybody know the ancestors of James R. Harvey b1807 AND his wife Hester Bean b1806; married in 1828 in now Harrison Co, WV? Need some help here. Thanks...Lyle Corder

Have you tried the Harvey Genealogist website yet? http://www.geocities.com/~thg/ Beth ----- Original Message ----- From: <Wvlyle@aol.com> To: <HARVEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2000 6:07 PM Subject: [HARVEY-L] James R. HARVEY b1807 m Hester BEAN b1806, in 1828, Harrison Co, now WV > One last shot: anybody know the ancestors of James R. Harvey b1807 AND his > wife Hester Bean b1806; married in 1828 in now Harrison Co, WV? Need some > help here. Thanks...Lyle Corder > > > ==== HARVEY Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Search more than 150 million free records at RootsWeb! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/ >

Seeking parents of both James R. Harvey b1807 AND wife Hester Bean b1806 who were married in 1828 in Harrison Co, now WV. Thanks...Lyle Corder