Ann, Try these links: http://www.clampett.net/centre/genealogy/ged/d0019/g0000066.html#I10252 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~luke/Homex.html-- http://www.familysearch.org/Search/IGI/igi_individual_frame.asp?recid=560848 12&ldsnn=12 http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=rdkolb& id=I10036 ---------- >From: Ann Lahtinen <lahtinen@earthlink.net> >To: HARVEY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [HARVEY-L] Lucinda HARVEY & DeWitt FREER, NY c1870 >Date: Tue, Apr 11, 2000, 7:27 AM > > Hello List, > I'm helping an eighth grade Harvey Researcher work on her tree for a > school project. Her GGGrandfather, DeWitt FREER, married a Lucinda > HARVEY. Both of these individuals are buried in the Wiltwyck cemetery in > Kingston, Ulster Co., NY, having died in 1917 and 1913, respectively. I > would appreciate any help that is offered - I will relay information to > the young lady. > > Thanks in advance! > Ann > > > ==== HARVEY Mailing List ==== > Did you know that you can search the Harvey-L Archives on Rootsweb for past > posts? http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=harvey > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > >

Hello List, I'm helping an eighth grade Harvey Researcher work on her tree for a school project. Her GGGrandfather, DeWitt FREER, married a Lucinda HARVEY. Both of these individuals are buried in the Wiltwyck cemetery in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY, having died in 1917 and 1913, respectively. I would appreciate any help that is offered - I will relay information to the young lady. Thanks in advance! Ann

Dear Ann; Can you remind me again what Harvey team I would belong to if I descended from Humphrey Harvey to Elizabeth Harvey Mack. This is so confusing for us old-timers. Thank you for any response. Ron Pyle Angels Camp, Ca. "Home of the Jumping Frog of Calaveras County." ----------

Hi everyone, Does anyone have the World Family Tree Volume #20 disk, and, if you do, would you be willing to take a peek at Tree #1819 for Andrew J. Harvey, circa 1750 - 1840 ??? It looks like there may be another cousin out there researching my Harveys! Thanks in advance for any help! Ann -- Kindest Regards, -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Ann Harvey Lahtinen -------------------- www.HarveyGenealogy.com GOONS/ONS#2938 HARVEY-L Administrator

Hello, I noted many HARVEYs buried in the cemetary enumerated on this USGenWeb page: http://c-23.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/wv/wayne/cemetery/endictt1.txt which includes the following information: ENDICOTT CEMETERY, GENOA, WAYNE CO., WV This cemetery is located in Genoa, Wayne Co., WV, just off of route 152, on a hill above and behind the Genoa United Baptist Church. If you're travelling down 152, look for a sign to the church, and turn off of 152. You can ask the pastor for directions from there. The WATTS family cemetery is nearby (also on a hilltop). The WATTS and ENDICOTT families are related. I started listing graves from the RIGHT side of the Cemetery as you face it, and worked my way back and around up to the LEFT side. There are MANY broken/worn/missing tomb rocks in this cemetery, indicating that it is older than the WATTS Cemetery which was started in 1900. Also, there was a Typhoid outbreak in this region in 1922 which took many lives. THE SURNAMES ADKINS, BEATY, BERRY, BOWEN, COPLEY, ELLIOTT, ENDICOTT, FERGUSON, HARVEY, HOLLAND, HUNDLEY, JACKSON, JOHNSON, LANDA, MARCUM, MITCHELL, MCCOMBS, NOE, OSBORNE, PERRY, RIEDER, RICE, ROBERTS, ROBERTSON, ROBINSON, ROSEBERRY, SHIPLEY, SMITH, WALKER, WATTS, WEBB, WILSON, ZORNES -- Kindest Regards, -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Ann Harvey Lahtinen -------------------- www.HarveyGenealogy.com GOONS/ONS#2938 HARVEY-L Administrator

Wm. HARVEY, b. ca 1809, Eng., m. Jane STREETER, b. ca 1815, Eng. Were on the 1850 Colden, Erie Co., NY, census, with these children: Albert A.; Electa Jane (my line); Charlotte Emily; Charles Joseph; Dewitt & Dwight (twins); Edwin Julius; Etta; M.M. Need to know d. dates of Wm. & Jane, where m., anything on children. Electa Jane m. Oswald ESSNER, MI; Charles Joseph m. in IA. Would like to know immigration date & from where in Eng. the parents came. Anyone researching this line? Carolyn Bentley Kemp

A while back I sent a email about a abstracted deed in Edgefield County SC that states who the father of the four Harvey Brothers were in Lunenburg County VA.. I sent for the deed and the deed confirms what the abstracted deed stated. John Harvey tansfered the deed to his son, William Harvey ,by his will. William Harvey died and the land was given to his son Zephaniah harvey. What John Boddie calls a John Harvey moving to Granville County SC about 1755 as bing a John Harvey born abt 1700 one of the 4 brothers of Lunenburg County Virginia is by the deed I have actually the father of the 4 Harvey Brothers. His wife then would then be Mary as John Boddie says that the deeds show from Granville County. The real name of the county is Greenville County not Granville County SC. As this item below shows that I have found. These 1756 Records consist of 963 Head of Houshold (H/H) for the Greenville District, South Carolina. It is Alphabetized by Last Name, then First Name. There are Nine Headings which represent: SNDX ---> Soundex (Last Name "Sounds like") County ---> County where record was found! St ---> State where record was found! L Name ---> Last Name of person! F Name ---> First Name of Person! NARA ---> National Archives Records Administration! Roll ---> Roll/Reel Number of Micro-film at the NARA! Pg# ---> Page Number on Roll/Reel where person was found! Family Grp ---> Family Group Number of person found! H610 GREENVILLE, SC HARVEY George TaxR 000 236 Muster Roll H610 GREENVILLE, SC HARVEY James TaxR 000 232 Muster Roll H610 GREENVILLE, SC HARVEY John TaxR 000 236 Muster Roll H610 GREENVILLE, SC HARVEY John TaxR 000 236 Muster Roll H610 GREENVILLE, SC HARVEY William TaxR 000 229 Muster Roll (One of these John's according to the deed I have is the Father of the 4 Harvey brothers of Lunenburg County VA.. ) George may be another son making 5 Harvey brothers. William may be William Harvey who was the father of Zephaniah Harvey. The other John Harvey may be a son of William Harvey as may James harvey. For the other researchers listed in this email here are some more of the Harvey's we are researching and others that may connect to these Harvey's HARVEY, CharlesGA ,Franklin Co. 1807 pg 060 Tax List (Charles B. Harvey) HARVEY, John GA ,Franklin Co. 1801 pg 008 Tax List (father of Charles B. harvey) HARVEY, Phillip SC ,Laurens Dist. pg 22 ages: 21101-0030100 -1790 HARVY, John LA ,Louisiana Terr. Year : 1809 (possible father of Charles B. Harvey) HARVY, Jonathan GA ,Franklin Co. Year : 1801 pg 008 Tax List HARVY, Charles GA , Franklin Co. Year : 1811 pg 035 Tax List HARVY, John KY , Christian Co. pg 77 ages: 51010-2101001 -1810 Harvey, Charles B., Esq. 1820 CATAHOULA PAR.,LA 016 Harvey, Elizabeth 1820 CHRISTIAN CO.,KY 043 Harvey, Joel 1820 CHRISTIAN CO.,KY 041 Harvey, Joel, Jr. 1820 LAWRENCE CO.,MS 61 Harvey, Joel, Sr. 1820 LAWRENCE CO.,MS 61 Harvey, Littlebery 1820 CATAHOULA PAR.,LA 017 Harvey, Thomas G. 1820 WAYNE CO.,TN One of the most highly respected citizens of Leitchfield, Grayson county, is Henry Hamilton Willis, who, after a long and active business career, has retired from mercantile affairs, and is devoting his time and attention to the duties of city tax collector. Mr. Willis is a native of Leitchfield, born November 28, 1860, and is a son of Harvey Jiles and Artie M. (Thomas) Willis. Harvey J. Willis was born in Grayson county, near Leitchfield, March 4, 1820, and was engaged in farming and mercantile affairs to the time of his death, which occurred on October 5, 1904, in this city. He was a deacon in the Baptist church for sixty years and gave his political support to the democratic party. His wife, who also was a native of Grayson county and died in Leitchfield, was a daughter of Isaac and Mary (Goldsberry) Thomas, the former a tanner and farmer. He was a member of the Presbyterian church and was a democrat in politics. (This Willis family may be a relation to Joel Harvey line since Joel used the name Willis and my Thomas Giles or Jiles Harvey used Giles. ) SCMAR, Vol. XIX, Fall 1991, No. 4, p.200 Dated 3 Nov. 1842 and signed by Wm. B. Murphy, foreman, Willis Tucker, N. G. Holcombe, Jabel Nix, Jesse Holcomb, Senr., William Sealy, Thomas Gregory, Wm. M. Gardner, Darius Prince, Mashel Barnett, Jiles Barnett, George Tucker, W. B. Johns, John Sanders and Jason Greer, Mgt., U.D. (notice the Jiles Barnett, Thomas Giles or Jiles Harvey my ancestor) _____________________________________________ NetZero - Defenders of the Free World Click here for FREE Internet Access and Email http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html

Hello Dan, I would be interested in any answer you get from this query if this does prove to be Polly dau. of Isaiah Harvey and Mary Jenkins. Isaiah is my 4th gr-grandfather and I am trying to establish the families of all of Joel Harvey's siblings for a generation or two. What further info do you have on Samuel Hill and Polly? Or other members of Isaiah's family? I can give you the lineage backward from Isaiah Harvey (quite a bit forward also) but don't know much about Mary Jenkins yet. Do you have other info on Jenkins? Have been working on this family for several years and have found two apparently unrelated Vermont/New Hampshire? Hill families who have married into the Harvey line in the 1820s to 1850s - always curious as to whether there is a more involved interrelationship to be discovered. Good talking with you. Bill Harvey Colfax, CA wlh@foothill.net Daniel Seelye wrote: > Searching for a Polly Harvey, who married Samuel Hill > > Married in New Hampshire, 18 Jan 1802 > > She may of been a daughter of Isiah Harvey & Mary Jenkins. > born 19 July 1783, Chesterfield, Chesmre NH. > > Dan > > Daniel Parsons Seelye > seelyedan@WorldNet.att.net > http://home.att.net/~seelyedan > Seeley 2001 Reunion, Tacoma, WA > Sep. 6th-8th La Quinta Inn > > ==== HARVEY Mailing List ==== > Did you know that you can search the Harvey-L Archives on Rootsweb for past posts? http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=harvey > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Searching for a Polly Harvey, who married Samuel Hill Married in New Hampshire, 18 Jan 1802 She may of been a daughter of Isiah Harvey & Mary Jenkins. born 19 July 1783, Chesterfield, Chesmre NH. Dan Daniel Parsons Seelye seelyedan@WorldNet.att.net http://home.att.net/~seelyedan Seeley 2001 Reunion, Tacoma, WA Sep. 6th-8th La Quinta Inn

I have just updated my web page files which includes all my information on my Harvey family from Cambridgeshire who migrated to Australia. If you have any Cambridgeshire Harvey's you may like to check it out. http://www.geocities.com/wendysimes.geo -- Wendy Simes email: wls@zipworld.com.au Australian Distributor of WinFamily Genealogy Software Web: http://australia.winfamily.com

Good Morning, This was sent to me on one of my other lists and I felt it should be passed on so you'll all be aware of it. Don't fall for anything that this company tries to sell. You will recall our conversations in 1997 about the "New World Book of Harveys" that a similar company, Halberts, was peddling. At that time I bought a copy of the "New World Book of Harveys", promising that I would review it before anyone else paid the whooping $40 for it. And it turned out to be junk (see my review at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6575/library/review.htm ). BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Date: Mon, 28 Mar 1994 12:01:15 -0600 From: Joe Sissom <dj@dfc.cc> Subject: Rip-offs of the genealogy community continues Good Morning, friends and cousins in the genealogy community! The response to the identification of the genealogy rip-off operation in Denver last week has been tremendous with a steady stream of requests for add'l info. The operation in Denver with a newly discovered "branch" in Utah is an incarnation of the identical scheme that Halbert's used. The same form letters, books and newsletters are being sold, and the same fake "Crests" and other products are being created "to exacting standards". The new incarnation has not yet been linked financially to Halbert's or NUMA (Halbert parent), but the resemblance is so close, they could be joined at the hip, operating under dba's Mountain West News Service, Mountain Pacific News Service, and MORPHCORP. The Better Business Bureau reports that the company has joined the BBB in January 2000, opened in 1985, and is rated as satisfactory. A complete history of Halbert's, courtesy of Jeff Scism (despite our surname homonyms, we ain't kin --- he hopes!) is available at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~blksheep/shame/halberts.htm Volunteers interested in assisting in informing the genealogy community of this scam have come out of the woodwork. We would ask the recipients of this email the following: 1) A sample of the Colorado flyer is at http://www.dfc.cc/CyberCousins/genfraud.jpg Print it and post in the genealogy section at your library with appropriate message and make announcements at your gensoc. 2) After you have read it, as a researcher you realize the fraud that it is. Go to the Federal Trade Commissions website at https://www.ftc.gov/ftc/complaint.htm and file a complaint ONLINE. For a sample complaint and further detailed information to use, please go to http://www.dfc.cc/CyberCousins/complaint.txt 3) Forward this to every list you are on. 4) If you are a member of NGS (shane@ngsgenealogy.org) or FGS (fgs-office@fgs.org), contact those organizations and ask that they get members motivated. Gentech, Inc. (beau@connect.net) has a director and a well-known regular conference speaker in the Denver metro. I asked them to do some local research. No response to date. 5) Contact every genealogy columnist whose work you read, both local and online such as Myra Gormley (myravg@prodigy.net} or Dick Eastman (ROOTS@compuserve.com) who was stalwart in early work on Halbert's, both of whom, as well as others, are on this list. No response to date. 6} If you have rec'd a flyer yourself, please report the names and addresses to me. We need to know all the DBAs they are using. Then take it to the local post office and file a complaint. 7) If you are in the Denver area, we need search of the court house records to determine any corporate connections. If we can make a corporate connection, I am fairly sure the restraints placed on Halbert's can be extended by the proper authorities. 8) If you are a supplier (software, services, researcher) to the genealogy community, this type of scam effects you even more. Contribute to the effort. 9)This is no small time scam. Halbert's is owned by a company named NUMA whih in turn is owned by CENDANT. Go to http://itjobs.cendant.com/cendant_co.html to find other Cendant companies. You will NOT be happy with how you have been doing business with folks like this --- I promise you. These scams are more likely to rip off folks less involved in genealogy than most recipients of this msg. Most of us will recognize it for what it is and trash it. That does not relieve us of the responsibility of making it more difficult for these and other parasites within our community to enjoy their ill-gotten gains. I have found far too many that "don't want to get involved", "Didn't happen on my watch." (to use an old Navy excuse), running from controversy and responsibility. Let us unite in eradicating those that are behind an obvious attempt to profit unethically from the popularity of genealogy. Joe Sissom >> -- Kindest Regards, -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Ann Harvey Lahtinen -------------------- www.HarveyGenealogy.com GOONS/ONS#2938 HARVEY-L Administrator

Good day people, I've met my brick wall since last year on this particular George HARVEY, he married Venerante Rossignol from Van Buren ME, this is the info on him. If any of the following names and relations are in your data base, please respond, I am almost to the point of pulling my hair. Hope to get at least one lead. Thanks in advance Angela Harvey, Bellony, ***listed in the 1851 Census, Comte de Victoria, Including Madawaska County. Town St. Francois 04 0197. Male, Domestique, age 14 yrs. From New Brunswick. Listed under Francis & Fargare Gendreau (probably worked and lived with this family) Harvey, George, fils de Rossignol, Venerande(b. Nov. 26, 1844 at Van Buren, Baptised Dec 10, 1844 a St. Bruno Parish, Aroostook County, Maine, godparents Francois Derosiers et Marie Durepos), fille de Louis Rossignol (cultivateur) et Marcelline Michaud (LDS records - Batch # C503281 Dates 1821-1875 Source call # 0012275 Printout #0883819) M. Children: Marguerite Georgina William b.1868 m. Julie Ouellette Flavie Harvey / Joseph Harvey / b. 1876 Johnny Harvey / b. 1878 (died young??) Maria Sophia Harvey / Sophie Harvey / Anna Harvey Julia Alice Harvey / Marie ? M. Children : Florence Harvey (not sure if this is Marie or Venerante's child) Tobie Harvey Dalia Harvey Aurore Harvey George Harvey / 1871 census of Madawaska and Victoria County - George-chef(28), Venerande-spouse, Marguerite-dau.5 yrs, Georgina-dau. 4yrs, William-son-3 years. 1881 census of Mad. And Victoria County George-chef(39), Venerande(spouse-36), Marguerite(dau-16), Georgina(dau-15), William(son-13), Sophie(dau-9 I think this is Flavie), Joseph(son-5), Johnny(son-2) 1891 census of Mad. And Victoria county George Harvey(53), Marie(spouse-29), William(son-23), Flavie(dau.18), Florence(dau-7), Tobie(son-4), Dalia(dau-2) 1901 census of Mad. And Victoria county George(67), Marie(spouse-38), Willie(son 38), Flavie(dau-26), Florence(dau 17), Tobie(son 14), Dalia(dau-11), Aurore(dau-6), George(son-4) ---------- > ==== 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 > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com.

JOHN AUSTIN HARVEY married MARTHA ELLEN COMER b- on 21 DEC 1832 in Ohio. Children of Martha include the THREE offspring of John Austin Harvey (no data). NEED HELP ON JOHNS ROOTS and also on Martha Found these folks in the 1880 JASPER COUNTY Missouri census Martha's' second family Samuel D. Smith, age 52, IN, PA, PA Farmer b- 1828 Indiana Martha wife, age 40, OH, OH, Ill housekeeping Noah, son age 11, MO, IN, OH-------------------Harvey son b- 1868 Charles, son age 9, MO, IN, OH------------------Harvey son b- 1866 Henry R., son age 8, MO, IN, OH---------------- First Smith child on this list Mary J., dau age 8, MO, IN, OH------------------ Twin Samuel B., son age 6, MO, IN, OH------------- Died at age 14 or 15 Fred, son age 3, MO, IN, OH--------------------- Franks twin Frank, son age 3, MO, IN, OH--------------------Frank died abt 4 yrs of age Bertha Bell, dau age 4/12 mo, MO, IN, OH On the Samuel Smith farm lived Anderson Jasper Smith and his wife and a child: from Samuel's first wife (from KY) Anderson Smith, age 20, MO, IN, KY America, wife, age 22, MO, MO, Ill Daisy P., age 9/12 mo, MO, MO, MO Harvey facts; Noah Bart Harvey b- 1868/69 Charles Tice Harvey b- 30 Jun 1970 d- 26 Nov 1947 (known in our family line as uncle Tice) Molly Harvey died young probably an infant or less than three years. Any bells go off contact BP5583@aol,com

Hi there, Got a list from someone doing a lookup for me and thought I would share. All these are from the Traverse City Courthouse, Grand Traverse Co., Michigan HARVEY MARRIAGES Groom Bride Year License No. Liber and Page No. CURTIS, HARVEY J COOK, MARTHA E 1868 Liber 2, page 003 MCHARVEY, JOHN HALL, ANNA E 1879 Liber 2, page 042 HOLLIDAY, HARVEY E WILLARD, ALEMDA L 1885 Liber 2, page 081 CRAINE, HARVEY E ALEXANDER, MARY 1890 Liber 3, page 024 PIERCE, HARVEY W REVOLT, ROSETTA 1891 Liber 3, page 039 HARVEY, EDWIN MCGILL, CLARA 1895 Liber 3, page 081 MARTIN, HARVEY KING, KATE 1895 Liber 3, page 091 HENMAN, FERDINAND HARVEY, JULIA D 1897 Liber 3, page 107 AVERY, HARVEY WILHELM, FRANCES M 1899 Liber 3, page 127 BISARD, GEORGE HARVEY, MARY 1899 Liber 3, page 131 COOPER, FRED C HARVEY, ISABELLE 1899 Liber 3, page 131 HARVEY, ALBERT LEMCOOL, HATTIE 1900 Liber 3, page 142 ALLEN, HARVEY A VANHYMING, OLLIE V 1901 Liber 3, page 168 TYLER, HARVEY PLACE, MARY 1901 Liber 3, page 170 HASBARGER, HARVEY L SEABROOK, GUSSIE 1904 Liber 3, page 213 HARVEY, HARRY CORNING, IVA 1904 Liber 3, page 225 SMEDLEY, HARVEY LEITER, ROXA 1904 Liber 3, page 218 BRIGHAM, HARVEY P COOKE, EDITH 1905 Liber 3, page 232 DECKER, HARVEY FIFAREK, MARY F 1906 Liber 3, page 254 NELSON, HARVEY LANCE, MARY 1906 Liber 3, page 253 STOKES, BRADY HARVEY, LUELLA 1907 Liber 3, page 269 ANDERSON, HARVEY H BINGHAM, NELLIE B 1907 Liber 3, page 277 KOCH, IVAN F HARVEY, EDNA L 1907 Liber 3, page 271 HARVEY, ASA CANUITE, MARY 1907 Liber 3, page 270 HARVEY, NEHEMIAH AMY, CLARA 1907 Liber 3, page 276 TOMPKINS, HARVEY C MCMICHAEL, FLOSS 1911 Liber 4, page 027 HALLADAY, HARVEY NEWCOMER, IVA M 1911 Liber 4, page 022 HARVEY, ALBERT J WILSON, NINA M 1912 Liber 4, page 040 HARVEY, GEO W COOK, ELLA G 1916 Liber 4, page 099 SMITH, FRANKLIN E HARVEY, JENNIE H 1916 Liber 4, page 106 COX, HARVEY E HARTMAN, JUNETA 1917 Liber 4, page 111 VISKOCHIL, VICTOR HARVEY, GLADYS I 1917 Liber 4, page 122 MENG, HARVEY J MONROE, MABEL E 1918 Liber 4, page 127 LICHTY, HARVEY KOENIG, EDITH P 1922 Liber 4, page 182 THORN, WILBUR D HARVEY, EDITH L 1922 Liber 4, page 183 NORKONK, HARVEY M DEMOULPIED, MAY 1922 Liber 4, page 188 NORRIS, HARVEY W ROUND, MARGUERITE 1929 Liber 4, page 269 HARVEY, NEHEMIAH COOK, EVA L 1930 Liber 4, page 273 HARVEY, JOHN H EGGLI, LILA M 1932 Liber 4, page 307 SACHTLEBEN, HARVEY SNYDER, IRENE 1937 Liber 5, page 055 HARVEY, JAMES W CLOUS, LORENA M 1938 Liber 5, page 076 LOCKMAN, HARVEY DEMPSEY, GERALDINE 1939 Liber 5, page 084 MITCHEL, GEORGE P HARVEY, LARETA C 1940 Liber 5, page 103 HARVEY, KENNETH J WITKOP, KATHERINE M 1945 Liber 5, page 171 BRADFORD, HARVEY EDWARDS, JOSEPHINE 1946 Liber 5, page 189 COX, HARVEY STROBEL, VIOLA 1946 Liber 5, page 203 JOHNSON, HARVEY STEFFES, HELEN 1947 0059 HARVEY, EUGENE D HARTZELL, RUTH I 1947 0150 CHRISTIANSEN, MELVILLE A HARVEY, BEVERLY J 1947 0182 COATES, HARVEY R GILLER, SARAH J 1947 0206 HANES, DONALD D HARVEY, ALICE M 1948 0170 SIGSBEY, HARVEY F WELCH, BEULAH M 1948 0264 TYLER, HARVEY E HUBBELL, ELBERTA B 1948 0297 JOHNSON, HARVEY COOPER, ELIZABETH H 1949 0052 DEFER, HARVEY G HELFRICH, FLOY M 1949 0056 SYLVESTER, EARL J HARVEY, MARY A 1951 0165 COATES, HARVEY R GLAZIER, MAXINE M 1952 0068 DUNAVANT, HARVEY L COVELL, JOYCE J 1953 0062 DREVES, CARL E HARVEY, LORRAINE S 1957 0061 HARVEY, JAMES E KALTENBACH, BERTHA R 1957 0256 CATRON, HARVEY A GODDARD, PATRICIA A 1958 0082 ROSINSKI, RONALD J HARVEY, ROSELLA M 1958 0201 HARVEY, JAMES E KORB, DELORES A 1958 0228 FEHRENBACH, HARVEY B KLUTH, ROSALEE M 1959 0024 HARVEY, BERNARD L POPP, CAROL A 1964 0258 URBAN, JERRY G HARVEY, ELIZABETH L 1965 0198 HARVEY, ROBERT F POTES, SHERYL L 1965 0306 BLISS, HARVEY L CAMPBELL, SANDRA K 1966 0178 HARVEY, JERRY E COOPER, CHRISTINE J 1966 0257 CHEDISTER, HARVEY T WILSON, VERA G 1966 0313 HARVEY, DAVID L FLOHE, JUDITH K 1967 0110 HARVEY, ALBERT K FORSYTH, MARSHA L 1969 0232 HALCOTT, HARVEY P BUTZ, MARIA E 1970 0181 VANSANTEN, HERMAN D HARVEY, JANET K 1970 0413 CALCUTT, HARVEY L VANTHIELEN, KATHRYN M 1971 0332 STEELE, HARVEY O FROST, MARGARET A 1971 0473 HARVEY, JAMES E TITHOF, BARBARA A 1972 0006 CORE, HARVEY J RASCHI, MARY G 1972 0120 EVANS, NEAL A HARVEY, DELORES A 1973 0055 WILCOX, DAVID J HARVEY, BEVERLY L 1973 0113 LOFQUIST, HARVEY LOVE, CINDY J 1975 0031 ZIMMER, HARVEY J SANDBROOK, DIXIE R 1977 0085 ROSELY, HARVEY J GOODWIN, NINA L 1977 0315 RAMOIE, KEVIN E HARVEY, MARY A 1980 0009 HARVEY, JOHN L STEVENS, DEBRA L 1980 0177 GROSE, HARVEY A MARTINSON, DEBRA A 1981 0017 MITCHELL, RALPH J HARVEY, LORENA M 1981 0636 ZIMMER, HARVEY J BAILEY, JOLENE L 1981 0724 STALKER, HARVEY B BALDINGER, VERNA 1982 0133 FEHRENBACH, HARVEY B FERGUSON, FRANCES A 1983 0641 HARVEY, THOMAS W BIERLEIN, BARBARA J 1984 0288 DIAZ, JEFFERY C HARVEY, AUDREY A 1984 0536 CASCIANO, CHRIS HARVEY, NANCY 1986 0086 HARVEY, CHARLES AYLSWORTH, KAREN 1986 0484 GARY, DAVE HARVEY, KIM 1987 0222 ROSELY, HARVEY LINDEN, PATRICIA 1987 0623 PLAMONDON, DOUGLAS S HARVEY, KATHLEEN M 1989 0160 BROWN, HARVEY F HUSTON, LENA M 1989 0397 LORINCZ, HARVEY T HATTON, LAURA J 1989 0428 ADAMCZAK, HARVEY J CRANNEY, SUE A 1989 0593 CARROLL, MICHAEL J HARVEY, KAREN S 1990 0451 FRANCIS JR, HARVEY B KULANDA, JENNIFER M 1994 0529 HARVEY, LEROY M HARVEY, CHERYL L 1995 0359 HARVEY, MARK A FALBERG, SHAUN A 1995 0371 HARVEY, ROBERT J KEYES, LEAH L 1996 0597 GROTJAN, HARVEY E LASHLEY, LAURA A 1998 0269 HARVEY, ALBERT G SMITH, KENDRA J 1998 0557 Beth Surnames researching: ARNOLD, BEEMAN, BOLIN, BUSHMAN, CANNAUGHTON, CARTER, CHAPPELL, CHIVER, CLYMER, COLT, COMSTOCK, COTTERMAN, DAKIN, DANIEL, EARL, ELLISON, GOODSPEED, GOODRIDGE, HARVEY, HERNANDEZ, ISETTS, JENSEN, JEWETT, KUFTIC, KIVISTO, LANGDON, LASURE, LUSSIER, MAZMAN, NEWLIN, OSBERG, PETERSON, PHILLIPS, PLOUF, RALSTON, ROBERTS, ROOT, SCOTT, SHUTSCHNEIDER, STAPLES, VESTAL, WALTMAN

Just to advise my site has a series of 10 letters written between 1762 & 1819 by several Harvie family members in Aryshire, Scotland, to a relative John Harvie (1730-1822) in Avondale near Windsor, Hants County, Nova Scotia. Not literary masterpieces but do give some insights into the times and concerns of locals in both places. The letters can be viewed from "Correspondence" link in first para at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jray/harv/harvhis.htm John Brisbane, Australia

Yes, please find out how I can write to the HARVEY gentleman in TX who has PA roots!! Phyllis Miller Fleming Shelbyville, IN plfleming@shelbynet.net

Hi, I am curious as to what part of Pennsylvania this Mr. Harvey is from as I have Harveys in Susquehanna County, PA or thereabouts who I have found nothing on yet. These Harveys had Charles Harvey as a father. I would like more information. Some of my Harveys from Pennsylvania married Jenners and Wood. Mary

Please find out where to write to the Mr. Harvey in Austin. TX.. My John W. Harvey came from Enon Valley, Beaver Co., PA. He had a grandson, William Henry Harvey,B.25 Feb,1849, in Wayne Co., Ill., that ended up in Texas as a sheriff. One of William's children lived in Crosby Co.,John Guy Harvey. Let me know if there is a link. Thanks so much. Would love to share my research with others. pfay3@kalama.com

While obtaining meds at the Walgreen's pharmacy in Austin, TX this week on Wm. Cannon Drive I noted the name of the fellow who was waiting on me...Mr. Harvey...I inquired about his Harvey family...they are from PA he stated and lived in Corpus Christi, TX...He is a young man who is the manager of this location in Austin...if anyone cares to write him, I'll be happy to find more out from him on his PA Harveys...TXJEAN@aol.com

History of Hopkins Co.,KY history bites pg. 13. In 1784, the price to be paid the Commonwealth for waste land on the western waters was fixed at thirteen shillings and four pence per 100 acres. Military Grants in Henderson County were chiefly laid off in adjoining surveys of 1000 acre squares with lines on the cardinal points in"connexions" on the high lands or watersheds of various creeks, thus the Clear Creek "connexion" such surveys for John Fowler (assignee of Arthur Lind, the soldier), William Fontaine, Gabriel Long, Irvin Mills, John McDaniel, Thomas Edmonds, John Ball, Robert Ball, William Parker, " ROBERT HARVEY ", William Rives, William B. Walker, William Meredith, James Buckner, Humphrey Woodson, John Clark, William Lindsay, George Gillison, Peter F. Archer, ( lying just North of the line of the present Noel Avenue in Madisonville), John Jordan, Benjamin Mosely, James Scott and Francis Brook. On Drake's Creek there were like grants to John F. Mercer, Tarpely White, Holt Richardson, and William Ledman. There were four such tracts for Brigadier General Daniel Morgan of the famous "Rifle Brigade", who rendered such distinguished service in the Revolution. Larger tracts were granted to officers, Nathaniel Gist, a noted scout and to Presley Thornton on both Clear Creek and Drake's Creek; Thomas Gaskins- 3000 acres on Clear Creek (6 miles Northwest of Madisonville); 1,666 acres on Drake's Creek to Ensign John Trabue; and 3000 acres to Dr. Mace Clements, surgeon; 6000 acres on Flat Creek to" JOHN HARVEY "; and 2,000 acres on Drake's Creek to General Thomas Posey, apocryphally alleged to be the son of General Washington. [If John Harvey was an officer in the Revolution he had to have been born about 1755 at least, and was Robert Harvey his brother?] ------- pg. 14. The Trabue and Clements tracts are at present (at least in part) in the hands of remote descendants or collaterals of the grantees, but none of the grantees ever really settled their grants. The settlers were chiefly those who took up the waste and outlying lands upon land office warrants or bought from the Military Grantees. The Ohio was the chief highway into the country and flatboats or broadhorns or rafts were the means of it's navigation. All who had money to invest, all who were financially able to regard the comfort or convenience of their families aquired land from Richard Henderson and Company, or others, as close to the River as they could, leaving the hinterland chiefly to the more daring and adventurous, and the restless, to desperately poor immigrants, to fugitives from debt, victims of suretyship, the unsettled conditions and stringincies resulting from War, and the uncertaincies of the land tenures, and to a small class of fugitives from justice. Few were men of means, most were of fair learning in the 3R's and of mature years. Most of them brought their wives and children to make new homes for them on the western waters. pg. 53. Daniel Ashby, residing on Otter Creek, was an early comer. As surveyer, he laid off the "JOHN HARVEY" military survey in 1788. pg. 64. Hannah Murphey was granted letters of administration on the estate of Stephen Murphey, with " LEMUEL HARVEY" and Martin Hewlett as sureties, gave the required bond, and John Bone, appraises in current money the personal estate and slaves of Stephen Murphey. John Carter registered his stockmark. Squire Ashby appeared. pg. 85. Thompson Woodson (1838-1863) first married Miss Em Hart, who died without issue; his 2nd wife, Miss Allie Frost, bore two children ; Cassandra Ware Woodson and Thomas Woodson,Jr. After the death fo Thomas Woodson, his widow married "LEMUEL HARVEY" and bore him 2 children: "LAURA and JOHN HARVEY" . pg. 106 in 1807 the "John Harvey Military" survey was referred to in a court case of a piece of land adjoining it. pg. 136. "JOHN HARVEY" was appointed and qualified as a constable with Edmund Slaton and Presley Pritchett as his sureties. (Oct. 1808?) pg. 162. Tax list; HARVEY, LEMUEL , 200 acres Tradewater, Pond River, Robert Langford, 3 horses. pg. 224. In 1811, "Lemuel HARVEY", a local preacher, formed a class at the home of Joseph Arnold, near the mouth of Pond River, now McLean Co., then Muhlenburg County, and the class was composed of General Stephen Ashby, Joseph Arnold, Arthur Slayton, John Arnold, Hannah Arnold, William and Margaret Faith. The order book of the County Court shows that in 1809 , Reverand Lemuel HARVEY (erroneously stated to be an Episcopal Minister) was authorized to solemnize the rites of matrimony. --- Hopkins County Ky Marriages, 1807-1868 John Harvey m: Hewlett, Anne Sep __, 1800 Winston Harvey m: Whyte, Polly Sep 23, 1818 --- 1810 Hopkins Co census Harvey, John (1 m 26-45) (1 f 16-26) Harvey, Lemuel (1 m 10-16) (1 m 16-26) (1 m 45 up) (1 f under 10) (1 f 10-16) (1 f 16-26) (1 f 45 up) If Lemuel Harvey was 45+ in 1810 he had to have been born 1765 or before!! ---- 1820 Hopkins Co census Harvey, John S (1 m 16-26) (1 m 26-45) (2 f under 10) (1 f 10-16) (1 f 26-45) Harvey, Winston (1 m 16--26) (1 f under 10) (1 f 26-45) Harvey, John Jr (1 m under 10) (2 m 10-16) (1 m 26-45) (4 f under 10) (1 f 10-16) (1 f 26-45) (1 f 45 up) pg. 329. They attended court in the formal dress of the times; knee breeches, stockings, buckled shoes or top boots, long coats, carrying their papers in green bags or in teir immense white beaver top hats. Their hats were chiefly of local manufacture made from fleted fur of rabbit or beaver, and one of them would weigh 5 pounds. pg. 360. The pattrollers; ...the Northeastern district had Daniel Ashby for Captain and Samuel Guiler, JOHN HARVEY and Samuel Leeper were his assistants. Brenda Gaines Gulick Swamp Creek Garden -Oregon http://www.pioneer.net/~brendad/ Mom's side - Smith, Payne, Ward, Nolen, Killcreece, McDaniel, Lamb, Johnson, Degraffenreid, Vass, Baker, Needham, Tscharner, Diesbach, Jenner, Muhlinen, Abbuhl, Lenheer, Ringenberg, Enswyl, Von Lindenach, Veller, VonBaum , Stone, Rust Dad's side - Gaines, Malcom, Holderby, Lewis, Harvey. Felix, Mays My Partner Patrick's family names- Gulick, Chaffey, Stevens/Stephens, Flynn