I'm searching for parents/siblings to: Sarah HARVEY , b 1811[ according to information on 1841 cens] ..... married to Stephen JOY....living in Rotherhithe. Does anyone recognise these names? Gloria

I am looking for info on E.E. Harvey of Hillsboro, Texas Born Nov 1876 in Kentucky, Married Alice M (Dollie) McCollom on 22 May 1901 in Hillsboro, TX On 1900 TX Census E.E. Harvey is working at the Fire Department in Hilsboro TX. On the 1910 TX Census he isn't there, she is listed as Mrs. E.E. Harvey (head of household) and her marital status is Wd (widowed?). He worked as a driver of the fire truck. There are other Harvey's in Hillsboro - Ben S., Edgar L., Elbert C. and Hardin and they are related to each other, but I haven't been able to figure out if E.E. Harvey is related to them or not. Jim McCollom

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Hello Harvey Researchers, I have received some more information about the Matthew Harvey Homestead. Please be sure to direct your requests to Ms. Lowe concerning this information and offer. ===========8<========snip=================8<========snip============ From: "Muster Field Farm" <musterfieldfarm@iamnow.net> I recently wrote to you informing you of the fact that Muster Field Farm, the Matthew Harvey Homestead in North Sutton, New Hampshire recently obtained an E mail address. I would also like to let you know that two books have recently been published by the museum. "Muster Days Tradition 1787-1850" by Sutton author Jack Noon, captures the region's patriotic enthusiasm from the Revolutionary War, through the War of 1812 and beyond, including the role of the Harvey family members in the muster tradition. Researched from state and town archives, town histories, early newspapers and private collections of unpublished letters and documents, this study sheds light on the little known aspect of the Granite State's past. This illustrated book can be purchased for $20.00 plus $2.00 shipping and handling. Also this year a recipe book "Muster Field Farm Recipes" was produced. The recipe book contains recipes of New England favorites such as Indian Pudding, Maple Apple Crisp, blueberry cream cheese pancakes, corn chowder, red flannel hash, to name a few. Every recipe contains ingredients grown at Muster Field Farm. This illustrated book may be purchased for $10.00 plus $2.00 shipping and handling. To order either book send a check to Muster Field Farm Museum, (indicating which book (s) ) to : Muster Field Farm Museum, PO 118, North Sutton New Hampshire 03260. Thank you. Judy Lowe, Farm Administrator. "Muster Field Farm" <musterfieldfarm@iamnow.net> ===========8<========snip=================8<========snip============ -- Kindest Regards, -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Ann Harvey Lahtinen -------------------- www.HarveyGenealogy.com GOONS/ONS#2938 HARVEY-L Administrator

I've recently added information to my web page and have included much on the Harvey surname. Please visit at http://popp-family.rootsweb.com/ You can access information on surnames through my GEDCOMs (especially the Popp Gedcom at Rootsweb which can be accessed through my home page GEDCOMs) and my Genealogy Reports. Hope to hear from you! Teri Popp

I received the following email today: > > The Matthew Harvey Homestead, located in North Sutton New Hampshire, > now has an E mail address. We are hoping to have a > web site in the near future that would be the Muster Field Farm Museum > /Matthew Harvey Homestead. If you have any inquires about > the Harvey's of North Sutton, you can E mail us at: > musterfieldfarm@iamnow.net . Thank you, Judy Lowe, Farm > Administrator/Facilitator -- Kindest Regards, -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Ann Harvey Lahtinen -------------------- www.HarveyGenealogy.com GOONS/ONS#2938 HARVEY-L Administrator

looking for please francis marion harvey born. abt. 1851 in mississippi pontotoc ms.?? deid where?? married to mary amanda christopher on july 26 1890? in orange texas she was born dec. 14 1870 canada - parents are john benjamin and margarett ann jones deid where?? i found the siblings of the them letitia in evergreen cemt. orange tx. jennings in jett cemt. orange tx. francis jr. harris cemt. in orange tx. looking for charley christopher harvey married carrie L cummings deid -buried where?? born????? charley was 3 yrs. old when mary deid. also looking for marys brother benjamin manley christopher born april 25-1880 married to beulah glasspool sherman to beleve buried in nederland tx.?? thanks gloria ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

I'm hunting for Elizabeth HARVEY/HARVIE (c.1775-c.1802). I believe she was born in Kentucky. She married Philip SPOONEMORE and they had John S. Spoonemore.

--part1_50.96eb920.26c61094_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Can anyone on our list connect to the Harvey's mentioned here in KY by Barbara? Some of us are researching given names of John, Lewis, Dudley, Winston, Wade, William, Arthur, Oscar and others that seem to run in our Harvey lines...VA to TX! Any info or connection appreciated..to fill in missing links..Thanks TXJEAN --part1_50.96eb920.26c61094_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <lbeadles@email.msn.com> Received: from rly-st05.mail.aol.com (rly-st05.mail.aol.com [172.31.34.4]) by air-yd05.mail.aol.com (v75_b1.4) with ESMTP; Sun, 16 Jul 2000 15:58:16 -0400 Received: from rly-yd01.mx.aol.com (rly-yd01.mail.aol.com [172.18.150.1]) by rly-st05.mail.aol.com (8.8.8/8.8.8/AOL-5.0.0) with ESMTP id PAA11556 for <txjean@aol.com>; Sun, 16 Jul 2000 15:54:05 -0400 (EDT) Received: from smtp.email.msn.com ([207.46.181.60]) by rly-yd01.mx.aol.com (v75.18) with ESMTP; Sun, 16 Jul 2000 15:53:52 -0400 Received: from pavilion - 63.27.216.133 by email.msn.com with Microsoft SMTPSVC; Sun, 16 Jul 2000 12:53:15 -0700 Message-ID: <007d01bfef5f$be3466a0$cfe9163f@pavilion> From: "lbeadles" <lbeadles@email.msn.com> To: "Carol Sewell" <Sewell11@juno.com>, "David Harvey" <wsharvey@prodigy.net>, "Jean Shroyer" <TXjean@aol.com>, "Jane Lemmons" <txjane@ktc.com>, "Ben Hare" <bdh7625@flash.net> Subject: Fw: New Washington Co. Ky Query Forum Post Date: Sun, 16 Jul 2000 14:49:57 -0500 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2919.6600 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2919.6600 I don't know if this has anything to do with the John Harvey that is listed on the front page of your genealogy download, but both were John Harveys from Virginia. Larry is on the Washington Co., KY mailing list and this came through that listing. I noticed it because of the Harveys and when I looked at the post, they were posting a Lewis Harvey whose parents were John Harvey b abt 1773 Va and Nancy Lewis b abt 1773 Va. John Harvey's father ws John Harvey b abt 1750 Va. Nancy Lewis's parents were Samuel Lewis b abt 1745 Va and Plotemia Harvey b abt 1753 Va. It caught my eye because there are so many Lewis names in our Harvey line. Thought y'all might be interested in looking at it further. Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: <gc-notice@genconnect.rootsweb.com> To: <tadumm@msn.com>; <lbeadles@msn.com> Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2000 1:10 PM Subject: New Washington Co. Ky Query Forum Post > Washington Co. Ky Query Forum > A new message, "Reddicks and Harveys," was posted by Myrna Parker on Sun, > 16 Jul 2000 It is a response to "HARVEY," posted by Mike Hendricks on > Sat, 15 Jul 2000 > > Surname: Harvey, Cobb, Lewis > > > > This is an automatically-generated notice. If you'd like to be removed > from the mailing list, please visit the Washington Co. Ky Query Forum: > > <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Washington#Subscribe> > > If you wish to respond to this message, please post your response directly > to the board. > <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Washington> > > --part1_50.96eb920.26c61094_boundary--

In a message dated 8/7/2000 2:20:21 PM Pacific Daylight Time, LilEllen55@aol.com writes: << I am searching for information on George M. HARVEY married Mursyea MARTIN on September 11, 1842 in Forsyth County, GA I can not find either George HARVEY or his wife, Mursyea MARTIN Harvey after they are married. I am searching for George HARVEY's parents and siblings as well. I only find a Ezekiel P. HARVEY in Forsyth County in 1840 & 1850 and in Gwinnett County by the 1860 census. >> Hi, Wow, I just subscribed to this forum today, haven't even posted my own query yet and already got a "hit". Ellen...., George M. Harvey and Murcila Martin were my GG Grandparents. After he and Murcila/Mursylea married, they settled in Gilmer Co. GA and were there in the 1850 census. They moved to DeKalb Co., AL by 1860, where George served in the AL cavalry during the "War Between the States". They then moved to Hot Spring Co., AR where I believe Murcila died in 1870, possibly in the birth of her 11th child. George remarried in 1872 to a woman 20 years his junior and they had an additional 6 children. George died there in 1900 and is buried at Morning Star Cemetery outside of Hot Springs, Garland Co., AR. I BELIEVE that I know the identity of George's parents, but don't yet have proof. I also believe that they may have migrated to GA from Rutherford Co., NC, but, at the moment, that's mostly based on conjecture. How do you like that for a response to your query? Regarding Ezekial P. Harvey. I was in Gilmer and Forsyth Cos., GA last December doing research and I remember seeing Ezekial's name and thought then that he was probably related, but don't remember right now why I thought he was. I have a stack of paper about a foot high that I collected on my 9 month genie research trip that took me thru 9 states and still haven't gotten it all organized and posted yet. Info on Ezekial is probably buried in the stack. Since my return a couple of months ago, I haven't much time to do anything but send and receive email on the various family lines that I researched and am just now starting with my Harvey line. I've got lots more of course, but don't want to overburden this Harvey forum. I think that I have a line on Murcila's family, but am waiting at present for additional info from a Martin researcher who is, at this moment, in Gilmer Co., doing research. How are you related to George and Murcila? You said you're looking for his parents and also that you don't know what happened to him after they were married, which leaves me wondering what you do have on them. Is Ezekial your connection? Are you familiar with the use of GEDCOM to exchange files? If so, let me know and we'll go from there by direct contact. If not, let me know and I will send you a set of simple step-by-step instructions on using it. Bill Harvey My Harvey line: (Posted for ALL Harvey researchers) George M. Harvey b: NC m. Murcila Martin b: NC Allen P. Harvey b: GA m. Jemima Lucille Echols, b: AR CB Harvey b: AR m. Myrtle Elizabeth Lambert b: TN William V. Harvey b: AR m. Ruby B. Scott, b: KY William V. Harvey, Jr b: KY (that's me) What's your line?

Oops! I forgot to add that George M. HARVEY was from NC, leading me to believe he may be connected to Ezekiel P. HARVEY of Forsyth County, GA as he was from NC, too. Thank you. Ellen LilEllen55@aol.com

Greetings! I am searching for information on George M. HARVEY married Mursyea MARTIN on September 11, 1842 in Forsyth County, GA I can not find either George HARVEY or his wife, Mursyea MARTIN Harvey after they are married. I am searching for George HARVEY's parents and siblings as well. I only find a Ezekiel P. HARVEY in Forsyth County in 1840 & 1850 and in Gwinnett County by the 1860 census. Thank you. Ellen LilEllen55@aol.com .

Hello, I am looking for some help from someone researching Harvey"s in Missouri. I am trying to locate the where about's of Joel Griffith Harvey. Joel's parents Oliver H. Harvey and Elizabeth Hartley along with their other sons Otis M., William H., and Albert H. came west in March of 1867 to Urich, Henry Co. Missouri. They located on a farm five miles from Urich where they resided until Oliver's death on Dec. 23, 1894. Elizabeth remained on the farm until her passing on Oct. 25, 1903. Joel Griffith Harvey was born on the family farm in 1872. I have a copy of a newspaper write up from Dec. 27, 1894 where is has him attending school at Chillicothe, Missouri, he planed on staying there until March of 1895. On Nov. 5, 1093 Joel was working for the Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Henry Co. Missouri. Another writhe up I have from Dec. 3, 1903 Joel and his wife were living in Brushy, Mo.. >From Albert H. Harvey's obit, dated August 30, 1946, it said he was preceded by a brother Joel G. Harvey, who in former years had lived in Urich, Mo. Thank you, Doreen

Hello list members; Need some help to identify one PENELOPE HARVEY/ who purchased 39.9075 acres of land in Elmore Co. Al. dated 15 April 1837 according to Land Patent report in the Gov. GLO records. What Harvey line does she belong to. Thanks for any and all help to identify; Curtis

Greetings and Salutations! I am diligently searching for two E P HARVEY's:. Ezekiel P. Harvey was born Sept 9, 1813 in NC. He died in Gwinnett (now Barrow) County on Dec 26, 1897. Elenor P. MARTIN Harvey was also born in NC. She moved to Forsyth County with her family before 1840. She moved to Gwinnett by the 1860 census and had 13 year old Luvenia BLALOCK living with them. Elenor and Ezekiel never had any children that we know of or that grew to adulthood. Elenor died before Jan 21, 1863 as Ezekiel P. HARVEY married Elenor's brother's widow, Letta PRUITT Martin on January 22, 1863. Elenors parents may be Robert & Nancy MARTIN of Forsyth Co., GA. Lettie and Ezekiel have two children together: Eliza, b. 1864 and James A. "Bud" HARVEY, b. about 1867. Elenor, Lettie, and Ezekiel are all buried next to each other in Harmony Grove Cemetery in Barrow (used to be Gwinnett) County, GA. Other suranmes linked with this HARVEY line are: MARTIN, BLALOCK, ROCKMORE, CHEEK, BOSS, PRUITT, CLACK, WOODS. Thank you. Ellen LilEllen55@aol.com

To All, Since this is my first message to the HARVEY list, I should introduce myself by specifying my relationship to the family HARVEY. I am the son of Eleanor May SCAIFE and Dunn Craig Marler. Eleanor May SCAIFE was the daughter of Ida May SLOAN and Charner Augustus Scaife. Ida May SLOAN was the daughter of Della Amanda COX and Joseph Dudley Sloan. Della Amanda COX was the daughter of John Calhoun COX and Sarah ("Sallie") Elizabeth Allen. John Calhoun COX was the son of Amanda Melvina HARVEY and Samuel Waller Cox. Amanda Melvina HARVEY was the daughter of Rev. Isaac HARVEY and Sarah Garland Napier. Amanda Melvina HARVEY was married twice, also leaving numerous descendants in the family STELL. A better view of this system of kinship may be seen at: http://www.crosswinds.net/~marlerjc/index.html Isaac HARVEY, according to different memoranda handed down among the descendants of Amanda Melvina HARVEY (ABT 1811 - AFT 1854), Samuel Waller COX (7 June 1808 - 1837), Helen Marr HARVEY (ABT 1811 - 1877), and Oliver Wiley COX (11 June 1802 - October, 1852), was a backwoods revivalist in Georgia, either of Presbyterian or of Methodist persuasion, who married Sarah Garland NAPIER (23 January 1791 - AFT 1811) against the wishes of her putatively irreligious father, Thomas B. NAPIER (1 November 1768 - 30 September 1838). Some investigators, including Timothy Bidleman (http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=timothybidleman&id=I 09460), report that Isaac Harvey was the son of Rev. John HARVEY (1749, Virginia - 1823, Clarke County, Georgia) and a Margaret UNKNOWN, who were married ABT 1769/70. One of these investigators, Larry Alexander (http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=lra001&id=I01705), i ndicates that Rev. John HARVEY, who seems to have been a Baptist minister, was a resident of Wilkes County, Georgia in 1785, the same county as that in which Isaac HARVEY was born in 1786. From the documentary information given at the end of this message, it is demonstrable that Rev. Isaac HARVEY had at least 4 siblings: 1. Ruth HARVEY (ABT 1773 - probably BEF 15 January 1808): m. Benjamin KENDRICK (died before 2 March 1812), 1791 2: James HARVEY (ABT 1775, Virginia or Georgia - AFT 15 January 1808 and BEF 7 March 1808, Baldwin County, Georgia) 3: Sarah ("Sally") HARVEY (ABT 1779, Virginia or Georgia - 1841, East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana): m. David FLUKER (28 April 1774, Georgia - AFT 1840, Louisiana), ABT 1806 4: John HARVEY (ABT 1781, Virginia or Georgia - ?) At the moment, the only evidence of which I am aware for the parentage of Rev. Isaac HARVEY and, therefore, of his siblings, is circumstantial. If anyone seeing this message may be aware of any evidence for his parentage which is better than circumstantial, I will be most grateful to be furnished with information. Any other information concerning Rev. Isaac HARVEY, of course, will also be welcome. Family-group information for Rev. Isaac HARVEY, as best as I have been able to construct it from materials available from the families COX and NAPIER and from other sources, accompanied by documentary notes, appears below. Pending additional evidence, what I present here should be regarded as subject to revision. Thanking all of you for your help, I am Sincerely yours, /s/ Jack Marler, fourth great-grandson of Rev. Isaac HARVEY ++++++++++++++ Family-Group Data for Rev. Isaac HARVEY Rev. Isaac HARVEY Birth: 1786, Wilkes County, Georgia Death: AFT 1812 Marriage: 22 December 1808, Putnam County, Georgia Spouse: Sarah Garland NAPIER (23 January 1791, Elbert County, Georgia - AFT 1811) Child 1: Amanda Melvina HARVEY (ABT 1811, of McDonough, Henry County, Georgia - AFT 1854, Texas) [F]: m1. Samuel Waller COX (7 June 1808, Lincoln County, North Carolina - 1837, Fayette County, Georgia) 7 February 1831, Henry County, Georgia: m2. John Dennis STELL (17 October 1804, Hancock County, Georgia - 27 October 1862, Tyler, Smith County, Texas), 2 January 1839 Child 2: Helen Marr HARVEY (ABT 1811, of McDonough, Henry County, Georgia - 1877, Leon County, Texas) [F]: m. Oliver Wiley COX (11 June 1802, Lincoln County, North Carolina - October 1852, Henry County, Georgia), 29 July 1830, Henry County, Georgia Child 3: Tabitha Napier HARVEY (AFT 1808 and BEF 1813, of McDonough, Henry County, Georgia - ?) [F]: m. Dr. Myron BARTLETT, 20 July 1831, Bibb County, Georgia. Note 1: Sarah Garland NAPIER's marriage to Rev. Isaac HARVEY is verified in *Colonial Georgia Marriage Records from 1760 - 1810.* Note 2: According to *Will Book A (1823 - 1851)* for Bibb County, Georgia, Thomas B. NAPIER signed his Will on 17 February 1832. The document was proven 29 October 1838. It mentions his wife, Nancy; his children, William W. NAPIER, Thomas T. NAPIER, Leroy NAPIER, Shelton (i.e., Skelton) NAPIER, Martha NAPIER, Tabitha NAPIER, and Sarah HARVEY; and his son-in-law, Nathan C. MUNROE. Also mentioned is Singleton Holt. The document was witnessed by Scott Cray, J. Washburn, and Robert W. Fort. Note 3: Sarah Garland NAPIER was named after her paternal aunt, also called Sarah Garland NAPIER. Her name, place of birth, date of birth, and place and date of marriage were best preserved among the descendants of her grandson, Elisha Carson COX (9 December 1836 - ?). It was also among the descendants of of Elisha Carson COX that corresponding information was preserved concerning Rev. Isaac HARVEY. Note 4: James HARVEY signed his Will on 15 January 1808. The document was proven 7 March 1808. He named neither spouse nor children. As brothers, he mentioned John HARVEY and Isaac HARVEY. He mentioned his sister, Sarah FLUKER and his brother-in-law, David FLUKER. He also referred to a nephew, Burwell KINDRICK (or KENDRICK) and a niece, Susan KINDRICK (or KENDRICK). Other references were made to Robert Rutherford, Elijah Clark, John H. Posey, and John Hill. See Baldwin County, Georgia, *Will Book A, 1806 - 1829.* Note 5: In Jones County, Georgia, on 2 March 1812, Isaac HARVEY and John Gay furnished letters of guardianship in regard to Susan KENDRICK, orphan of Benjamin KENDRICK. See Jones County, Georgia, *Guardian and Administrators Bonds, 1811 - 1815,* Drawer 75, Box 68, Microfilm Room, Georgia Archives. Note 6: Amanda Melvina HARVEY and Helen Marr HARVEY were identical twins who married brothers. Tabitha Napier HARVEY's marriage to Dr. Myron BARTLETT was reported in the *Charleston Observer,* giving the date of marriage as 19 July. The date of 20 July is stated in Bibb County, Georgia, *Marriage Book - A.* ____________________ J. C. Marler, Associate Professor Department of Philosophy Saint Louis University 3800 Lindell Boulevard P.O. Box 56907 USA-St. Louis, Missouri 63156-0907 Telephone: +1.314.977-3154 Telephone: +1.314.977-3149 Fax: +1.314.977-3696 9594 Manassas Court USA-St. Louis, Missouri 63126-331794 Telephone: +1.314.849-5331 Electronic Mail 1: marlerjc@slu.edu Electronic Mail 2: marlerjc@europe.com

Source: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/ky+index+657776277530+F page heading reads as follows: 11th Kentucky Volunteers detailed roster The following names were compiled from Regimental Records at the National Archives. Spelling of names, along with alternate spellings, are as they appear on the Muster Rolls. Succeeding entries are: rank at enlistment, company assigned, age at enlistment, date enlisted and where enlisted. All enlistments were for three years, unless otherwise noted. The regiment was mustered into Federal Service on 9 Dec 61 at Calhoun, Kentucky. Hospitalizations, wounds, transfers, promotions and other information are also included. The regiment was mustered out of Federal Service 14-17 Dec 64 at Bowling Green, Kentucky. Unfortunately, the regimental papers were lost to Confederate forces on 23 Nov 64 due to the abandonment of Pulaski, Tennessee by Federal forces. Major General Schofield ordered the evacuation of Pulaski to return to Nashville and only essential materials were taken along. However, a few duplicate enlistment and discharge certificates still survive. > Harvey, Walthall H., Corporal, H Co, 40 yrs, 21 Oct 61 at South Carrollton, KY. Promoted to 4th > Sergeant (vice Joseph D. Yonts, commissioned) on 6 May 62. Promoted to 3rd Sergeant (vice James > R. Gross, promoted) on 19 Oct 62. Discharged 18 Mar 64 at Mt. Sterling, KY due to disability. > Discharge certificate states disability due to injured left arm and shoulder from a fall from a > horse. At discharge was 58 yrs old, 5 ft 11 in, dark complexion, blue eyes, gray hair, farmer > and born in Prince Edward Co, VA. Hope this helps someone! -- Kindest Regards, -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Ann Harvey Lahtinen -------------------- www.HarveyGenealogy.com GOONS/ONS#2938 HARVEY-L Administrator

I am a descendent of Edward Harvey (my G/G grandfather) who married Mary Maria Bates on 3rd March 1844 in St Leonards Church, Shoreditch, London UK. His father was stated as Edward Harvey; her father was William Bates - both were labourers. Any help would be appreciated to find parents of Edward or Mary or any other decendents out there -Thanks Ken Harvey

hello,looking for info on elizabeth harvey of cornwall,greig

Elizabeth Harvey was a common name in Cornwall. You will need to be more specific - I have about 6 in my tree from Cornwall alone. Please advise and I'll see if I have any matches. Tony Harvey-Hall Melbourne OZ "g.a.rose" wrote: > hello,looking for info on > elizabeth harvey of cornwall,greig > > ==== HARVEY Mailing List ==== > > ============================== > Ancestry.com now has more than 200,000 subscribers! To celebrate, > access to ALL of Ancestry.com will be free from July 18 to July 31! > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/freepromo.asp?sourcecode=A11AM