Hi April, The earliest Hodge/s in the NE corner of Tennessee arrived in the mid to late 1700's so there were many families after 1800. One of the lines was of Francis Hodge (Irish, b. 1745 d. 1798, my line) in Sullivan Co. and John Hodges (Welsh, b. ca 1740) in Washington Co.. Both had an Annis in the line but can't tell if one is yours. Do you have any additional info that might help me to narrow the choices. Do you live in this area? BETHEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CEMETERY located on Allison Road in Piney Flats, Sullivan County, TN Kitty Annis Hodge 1859 1890 Buried Washington Co., Tn. Annis J. Hodges 7 Nov. 1850 23 Dec 1921 Ken At 09:08 AM 07/09/2001 EDT, you wrote: >Can anyone tell me how many Hodges families there were in East Tenn. Around >Washington County and Sullivan County between 1800 and the early 1900's? I >can't seem to connect my Hodges family with anyone esles from here. >Thanks, >April from East Tenn.

> 12. Capt. Henry Hodges b. 1652 Duxbury, Plymouth, Ma. d. 30 Sep 1717 Tauton > sp. Esther Gallup b. 24 Mar 1653 New London Conn > m. 17 Dec 1674 Tauton or Boston, Suffolk MA > > i. Mary 3 Feb 1676 Weymouth Suffolk MA = James Keith M. 3 Sep 1695 > ii. WILLIAM 18 Mar 1679 Tauton = Susannah Gilbert m.29 Jul 1708 > iii.Charity 5 April 1682 Tau = Elkanah Leonard 25 Mar 1703 Taut > iv. John 1684 > v. Henry 1685/6 = Sarah Leonard m. 5 Apr 1711 > vi. Maj. Joseph Hodges b. 1688 MA Tauton =Bethia Williams 1713 Benj m. 9 > May 1726 Bristol, Mass and had a son Capt Isaac Hodges > vii. Benjamin 1691 = Abiah Deane > viii. Ephraim 1693 > ix. Elizabeth 1695 > x.Abigail 1697 - 29 Jul 1760 H1 Benjamin Sprague m 1726 H2 Elkanah Tisdale > (Terryros) > bio. Henry Hodges was also known as Captain Hodges and he married a > daughter of John Gallop, who had been an associate of his father, Captain > William Hodges. He owned considrable land, and was a Deacon and Presiding > Elder in the church. He was a highly esteemed and valued member of the > settlement. [ref. Record of Families in New England of the name of > Hodges ] > Ken, it's been a while since I checked - has there been any connection established between this family and William W. Hodges, 1756 Albemarle Co., VA - 1813 Harrodsburg, Mercer Co., KY?? Flavia Hodges

Can anyone tell me how many Hodges families there were in East Tenn. Around Washington County and Sullivan County between 1800 and the early 1900's? I can't seem to connect my Hodges family with anyone esles from here. Thanks, April from East Tenn.

Phil, Here is a little more. 12. Capt. Henry Hodges b. 1652 Duxbury, Plymouth, Ma. d. 30 Sep 1717 Tauton sp. Esther Gallup b. 24 Mar 1653 New London Conn m. 17 Dec 1674 Tauton or Boston, Suffolk MA i. Mary 3 Feb 1676 Weymouth Suffolk MA = James Keith M. 3 Sep 1695 ii. WILLIAM 18 Mar 1679 Tauton = Susannah Gilbert m.29 Jul 1708 iii.Charity 5 April 1682 Tau = Elkanah Leonard 25 Mar 1703 Taut iv. John 1684 v. Henry 1685/6 = Sarah Leonard m. 5 Apr 1711 vi. Maj. Joseph Hodges b. 1688 MA Tauton =Bethia Williams 1713 Benj m. 9 May 1726 Bristol, Mass and had a son Capt Isaac Hodges vii. Benjamin 1691 = Abiah Deane viii. Ephraim 1693 ix. Elizabeth 1695 x.Abigail 1697 - 29 Jul 1760 H1 Benjamin Sprague m 1726 H2 Elkanah Tisdale (Terryros) bio. Henry Hodges was also known as Captain Hodges and he married a daughter of John Gallop, who had been an associate of his father, Captain William Hodges. He owned considrable land, and was a Deacon and Presiding Elder in the church. He was a highly esteemed and valued member of the settlement. [ref. Record of Families in New England of the name of Hodges ] Ken At 05:04 PM 07/08/2001 -0700, you wrote: >My Hodges line: > >Henry Hodges / Esther Gallop >Benjamin Hodges / Abiah Deane >Ephraim Hodges / Rachel Cox >Ephraim Hodges / 1st: Lola ______ 2nd: Katherine Johnson >(Moved first to Vt., then to Broome Co., NY) >Benjamin Hodges / Laura Page >Daniel Hodges / Aurena Loghry >Laura Hodges / Wilson Marsh (migrated to Steuben Co., NY) >Donna Ward / Glenn B. Marsh (migrated to Hood River, Oregon) > - Glenn Marsh was my grandfather (1879 - 1977) > >Would like information on the Hodges family in Broome Co., NY. Was at >the Broome Co. Historian's Office - much material about this line of >Hodges. > >Phil Marsh >Portland, OR

Phil --If you check Esther Gallop (Henry's wife) on the web, you can trace her back to Charlemagne, and before that to Pepin the Short. It's all there. Tom

This is Al Metts Betty Polombo, thank you for your interest and the message. You write of a different Richard Hodges than mine. My Richard Hodges married Elizabeth (Betty) Jones in 1741 in Essex County, VA. He remained there until he took his family to SC before the Revolution. There were many Hodges families in Virginia in early colonial times. Many were in Lower Norfolk County. Al Metts

The Drury Hodges in TN I believe is the Drury married to Diana Griffith in 1800 in Franklin Co. VA. Most of the evidence that I have seems to suggest that he is the Grandson or Great grandson of Thomas and Christian Hodges. Mike Hodge ----- Original Message ----- From: Tony & Linda Kmiecik <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2001 3:06 PM Subject: [HODGES-L] Hodges-Cumberland Co., VA The 7/7 posting by MDHodge of a James Hodges' TN will and information from related documents included a Drury Hodges. I wonder if he could be Drury Hodges, son of Thomas Hodges died 1749/50 in Cumberland Co., VA. This Thomas' November 1749 will (Will Book 1, pp. 6-7) names his wife and executor Christian and children in these groupings: my two sons William and John 400 acres on branches of Willis's Creek to be divided between them, my son Drury, 150 acres of land with the plantation where I now live, my son Thomas 3 cows & calves after the death of my loving wife Christian, to my son Edm'd Hodges 3 cows & calves in like manner, to my daughter Mary Hodges 3 cows & calves in like manner, to my daughter Delany (Hodg?)es 3 cows & calves in like manner. Some additional bequests are made, but the page is torn, making those pretty much illegible. Witnesses were Henry Bell, John Chafin, and William Mills. Christian Hodges came to court and proved the will at March Court, 1750.! The appraisement appears in Will Book 1, pp. 23-24, and was done by Daniel Coleman, Sr., Joseph Terry, and Daniel Coleman, Jr., 21 April 1750. It is believed that some of these Hodges migrated to Halifax Co., VA. An Edmund Hodges appears there in 1756. In the March Court 1758, there is a suit, Christian Hodges, plaintiff, vs. John Trig/Triss. Sheriff having returned the Defendant no inhabitant of the county, same is dismissed (Halifax Co. Court Orders Index to Plaintiffs, and Plea Bk. 2, p. 298). She also witnesses a deed in this period in Halifax Co., but I cannot lay my hands on the citation. A Thomas Hodges (wife Elizabeth), believed to be the son of Thomas and Christian, appears in Halifax Co. from at least 1759 (see Plea Bk. 2, pp. 501-502), the Defendant in numerous actions and suits, often for debt. This Thomas last appears in Halifax Co. in the late 1760s. In 1762 William and John Hodges of Halifax Co. sell tracts in Cumberland Co. inherited from their father Thomas to Thomas Davenport (Cumberland Co. Deed Bk. 3, pp. 301, 483). The deeds state that Thomas Hodges (deceased) acquired the land by paten! t dated 25 Sep 1746. On 7 December 1771 Drury Hodges of Henrico Co., VA sells to Samuel Meredith of Hanover Co. a 150 acre tract in Cumberland Co., VA inherited from his father, part of a 400 acre tract granted to Paul Pig dated 17 Mar 1736 (Cumb. Co. Deed Bk. ____). Can anyone sort out these Drury Hodges men? Linda Kmiecik Other Hodges appearing early in Halifax Co. are Welcome William, James, Robert, Isam/Isham and others. ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== Faye Dyess [email protected] Listmanager Thou shalt include a clear and specific subject line. Searchable Archives at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

Dear Peggy Sue, My name is Robert M. HODGES. My GGgrandfather Was Richard Hodges (died circa 1844) Pitt County, NC. If that 1820/1830 census you have gives any info on that Richard ( wife Lucinda) I would greatly appreciate hearing from you. Thanks! [email protected] On Mon, 25 Jun 2001 15:47:14 -0500 "Peggy Sue O'Shields-Gaddis" <[email protected]> writes: > Can any one find a Leroy Hodges in the 1829/30 Census that would be > living > next door to a Richard HODGES. > > And then does any one have anything about these people. > > Thanks > > Peggy Sue O'Shields-Gaddis > [email protected] > > > > > > > ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== > Faye Dyess [email protected] Listmanager > Thou shalt not forward any chain letter, (unless it's funny or deals > with genealogy). > AGE AND TREACHERY WILL ALWAYS OVERCOME YOUTH AND SKILL > ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Phil: Congratulations on getting so far back on your HODGES line. The book which I have in my possession, Genealogical Record of The Hodges Family of New England, ending December 31, 1894 (Third Edition) compiled by Almon D. Hodges, Jr. on page 75 states as follows: "Henry Hodges b. 1652, Taunton, Mass; d. 1717 Sept. 30, Taunton, aged 65; m. 1674 Dec. 17, Taunton, Ester Gallop, dau. of John & Hannah (Lake) Gallop b. 1653 July 21, Taunton. 11 children born in Taunton: Mary Hodges, b. 1675/6 Feb. 3 Esther Hodges, b. 1677/8 Feb. 17 William Hodges, b. 1679/80 March 18 Charity Hodges, b. 1682 April 5 John Hodges, b. 1684 Henry Hodges, b. 1685 or 1686 Joseph Hodges, b. 1688 or 1689 Benjamin Hodges, b. about 1691 Ephraim Hodges, b. about 1693 Elizabeth Hodges Abigail Hodges Henry Hodges lived near the residence of his brother John. His house, it is stated in the first edition of this genealogy, was "within a few yards of the place where a red school house stood in 1820. At that time there were some indications on the surface of the earth of the spot where the cellar had been." The site of the red school house, on High street, opposite the Central Railroad Station is now occupied by the old Niagara Engine House, used at present as a ward room, and during the winter months, the Niagara Evening School is held here. The exact location of Henry Hodges's house is difficult to fix. Henry Hodges certainly owned the ground here, and the city authorities have placed on the engine house a tablet inscribed "Homestead of Elder Henry Hodges, 1681-1717." From an examination of the ground, a consideration of the manner in which the roads were laid out in this vicinity and the testimony of persons (some now deceased) who have been well acquainted with the locality for many years, it seems probably that Elder Henry's house stood where the freight house of the railroad now stands, on the corner of Tremont and Oak streets. Henry Hodges was a leading man in all the affairs of the settlement. He was Captain of the military company, held the highest town offices for very many years, and was a deacon and Presiding Elder of the church, occupying, it is said, a seat in the pulpit with Rev. Samuel Danforth. He acquired a large amount of real estate, and his farm of "Crooked Meadow," at Burt's Brook, adjoining the boundary line of Norton and Taunton, is often referred to in the records. He was administrator of a large number of estates, and from his prominence in the matter of allotment of lands, it would seem that he was a surveyor. He was on a coroner's jury at court held at Plymouth, Oct. 30, 1678, and on the Grand Jury, June 6, 1683. In 1681 he was appointed constable at Taunton. He was selectman for 28 years (1687 to 1701, 1703 to 1709, 1711 to 1716), was member of the Town Council 2 years (1689, 1690), and represented Taunton in the General Court 5 years (1704, 1713, 1715, 1716 and 1717). His name appears, April 8, 1682, in the roster of the 3rd squadron of the military company, ordered to bring arms to church on Sundays. He was elected Ensign of the First Military Company in March, 1690, when the town was greatly excited over the question as to who should command the company. At some undetermined date prior to 1703, the Second Military Company was organized. He was the first captain of his company and retained command until 1714. He was a subscriber to the fund for the Canada Expedition of 1690 under Sir William Phipp. When the North Precinct of Taunton was established, although he had been opposed to the separation, he donated land as an inducement for a minister to settle in the new parish. He was a shareholder in the first Taunton iron works. He was buried in the "Neck of Land Burying Ground," where is still to be seen his gravestone inscribed, "Here lies the body of Elder Henry Hodges. Died Sept. 30, 1717. Aged 65 years." submitted by "Gerry" HODGES Hackley in Houston At 05:04 PM 7/8/2001 -0700, you wrote: >My Hodges line: > >Henry Hodges / Esther Gallop >Benjamin Hodges / Abiah Deane >Ephraim Hodges / Rachel Cox >Ephraim Hodges / 1st: Lola ______ 2nd: Katherine Johnson >(Moved first to Vt., then to Broome Co., NY) >Benjamin Hodges / Laura Page >Daniel Hodges / Aurena Loghry >Laura Hodges / Wilson Marsh (migrated to Steuben Co., NY) >Donna Ward / Glenn B. Marsh (migrated to Hood River, Oregon) > - Glenn Marsh was my grandfather (1879 - 1977) > >Would like information on the Hodges family in Broome Co., NY. Was at >the Broome Co. Historian's Office - much material about this line of >Hodges. > >Phil Marsh >Portland, OR > > > > >-- > > > >NOTE: My domain name has changed slightly - from uswest.net to >qwest.net. No cause for immediate alarm since I will still be able to >receive e-mail through both domain names until the year 2002. > > > >==== HODGES Mailing List ==== >Faye Dyess [email protected] Listmanager >Thou shalt not forward any chain letter, (unless it's funny or deals with >genealogy). >AGE AND TREACHERY WILL ALWAYS OVERCOME YOUTH AND SKILL Gerry Bosma Hackley, GRI [] Prudential Gary Greene Realtors 2323 Town Center Blvd. Sugar Land, TX 77478 Ofc: 281/980-5050 Fax: 281/980-5426 Res: 281/495-6680 Fax: 281/495-9395 Pager: 713/318-1951 Cell: 281/414-5211 http://www.hackley.com [email protected] Specializing in residential properties in Fort Bend County, West and SW Houston since 1972.

WOW!! Thank you!!!! My info is as follows: 1. Frank Cheatam Hodges (b. 2-5-1878) .....+ Stella Heath (b. Glasgow, SCO c. 1883?) ........2. Frances Hodges (died in teens in Paducah, KY) ........2. Howard Hodges (d.? Michigan) ........ + Mae(?) Hodges ..............3. James Hodges .................+ (?) ...................(2 sons?) ...............3. June Hodges ...................+(?) .....................(1 daughter?) ........2. Orville Hodges (married four times, something of the black sheep of the family, died under an assumed name in Houston, TX) ........2. Eva Mae Hodges (married eight times; no children known to me; died in Des Moines, IA; one spouse named Charlie Brown) ........2. L.D. Hodges (d. June 1990, Michigan) .......... + Mary Piro (m. 1931, d.1980, California) ...........3. Robert Louis Hodges (b. 9/7/33, d.12/5/92) ..............+ Beatrice Gajewski ..................4. Jennifer Hodges (me!) b. 10/29/68 ............. + Sue Spahr ..................4. James Jacob Hodges b. 8/15/75 .............3. Mary Louise Hodges(b.1939) ...............+Frank Iaquinto Hope my formatting comes across OK. According to the family lore in my branch, Frank Cheatam Hodges remarried after Stella Heath died in 1922 to a "Miss Anna" who had three children of her own prior to the marriage. Miss Anna was apparently not too fond of the Hodges children and ran them all off the farm, except Frances, who she kept on to help in the kitchen. Frances died in her teens; according to my grandfather L.D. Hodges, her death was a result of the severe and frequent beatings doled out by Miss Anna. I have a Hodges family history written by my father, Robert Louis Hodges, which contains much more info about the above descendants of Frank Cheatam Hodges (which is as far back as he had traced). It's not too great for dates and places, but it's a fun read for the Hodges folklore. Let me know if you would like a copy by e-mailing me at [email protected] --Jennifer ----- Original Message ----- From: "MdHodge" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 5:37 PM Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] Frank Hodges, Stella Heath information > See Below > I have a lot of information on the Hodges fron Drury down if you want more information. Here is some of Frank's info. > Mike Hodge > > Descendants of George Griffith And Drury Hodges > > 1 George Griffith > . +Millie Bird > ..... 2 Diana Griffith b: About 1780 d: Aft. 1822 > ......... +Drury Hodges b: About 1778 d: Aft. 1829 m: January 23, 1800 > ............. 3 Miriam Hodges > ................ +? Farmer > ............. 3 James Hodges > ............. 3 Anderson Hodges > ............. 3 Dinah Hodges > ................ +? Davidson > ............. 3 Mary Hodges > ............. 3 Hiram Hodges b: About 1800 > ............. 3 George Washington Hodges b: 1805 d: 1862 > ................ +Nancy L. Cargill b: April 24, 1810 d: August 1, 1853 > ............. *2nd Wife of George Washington Hodges: > ................ +Sarah Susanna Warford b: About 1823 m: September 25, 1855 > ............. 3 Irvin/Erwin Hodges b: 1805 d: About 1842 > ................ +Mary Griffith b: 1815 d: Aft. 1880 m: January 23, 1840 > ............. 3 Matilda Hodges b: December 31, 1815 d: January 27, 1841 > ............. 3 Martin Byrd Hodges b: April 7, 1818 d: August 22, 1885 > ................ +Louisa Jane Cargill b: May 21, 1824 d: 1847 m: 1846 > .................... 4 George W. Hodges b: December 17, 1846 d: November 18, 1899 > ........................ +Mary Rebecca Allcock b: March 5, 1850 d: August 12, 1918 m: December 13, 1866 > ............................ 5 Cornelia W. Hodges b: December 2, 1867 d: December 7, 1918 > ............................... +Wallace W. McAdoo b: February 27, 1867 d: September 10, 1925 > ............................ 5 Robert Ed Hodges b: October 30, 1869 > ............................... +Dora M. Baldree b: April 1877 m: October 1895 > ............................ 5 Pearl Hodges b: August 30, 1876 d: December 29, 1911 > ............................ 5 Frank Cheatam Hodges b: February 5, 1878 d: February 1961 > ............................... +Stella Heath b: Unknown m: April 1, 1900 > ................................... 6 Howard L. Hodges b: 1903 d: October 24, 1989 > ....................................... +May Blossom Thomas b: 1902 d: October 18, 1992 m: September 25, 1920 > ................................... 6 L. D. Hodges b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Vary Alleen Hodges b: November 8, 1879 > ............................ 5 William Harmon Hodges b: January 12, 1881 > ............................... +Nell Hall b: Unknown m: October 3, 1910 > ............................ 5 George Herbert Hodges b: January 12, 1881 > ............................... +Ila Thompson b: Unknown m: December 1909 > ............................ 5 Lemuel Walter Hodges b: March 2, 1883 d: December 1967 > ............................... +Lalla Pryor b: Unknown m: 1910 > ............................ 5 Mary Louisa Hodges b: October 6, 1884 > ............................... +Robert Vaughn b: Unknown m: October 28, 1906 > ............................ 5 Martin Hodges b: August 2, 1887 d: April 17, 1903 > ............................ 5 Carrie Hodges b: February 16, 1890 d: October 28, 1970 > ............................... +Gene Thompson b: Unknown m: May 10, 1910 > ............................ 5 Orvil Hodges b: March 24, 1892 d: October 31, 1892 > ............. *2nd Wife of Martin Byrd Hodges: > ................ +Nancy M. Cargill b: About 1835 m: May 3, 1854 > .................... 4 Barbara Elizabeth Hodges b: February 28, 1856 d: February 6, 1937 > ........................ +Bluford Gholson Barton b: November 27, 1854 d: May 16, 1943 m: January 31, 1879 > ............................ 5 Laura Leora Barton b: November 6, 1879 d: June 2, 1917 > ............................... +Marion Alva Ponder b: Unknown m: December 22, 1904 > ............................ 5 Lena Byrd Barton b: April 26, 1881 d: August 4, 1974 > ............................... +Jess Aden Ponder b: Unknown m: September 9, 1903 > ............................ 5 Clarence Bedford Barton b: November 19, 1884 d: January 1963 > ............................... +Anna Ethel Jeffries b: Unknown m: September 12, 1906 > ............................ 5 Norbourne Gholston Barton b: November 5, 1889 d: February 19, 1981 > ............................... +Ressie Jane Ponder b: Unknown m: February 23, 1912 > ............................ 5 Carrie Lucy Barton b: September 28, 1892 d: January 12, 1978 > ............................... +Homer Jackson Withrow b: August 25, 1887 d: October 1, 1939 m: June 24, 1914 > ................................... 6 Barbara Evalyn Withrow b: November 4, 1918 > ....................................... +Wendell Keith Patterson b: Unknown m: August 6, 1939 > ................................... 6 Homer Barton Withrow b: December 21, 1921 d: August 27, 1932 > ................................... 6 Harold Jackson Withrow b: August 19, 1927 > ....................................... +Raedelle Yvonne Evans b: Unknown m: July 25, 1953 > ............................ 5 Barbara Ova Barton b: September 25, 1896 d: April 2, 1983 > ............................... +William Lyman Moore b: Unknown m: April 1, 1920 > .................... 4 Sarah Frances Hodges b: March 18, 1857 > ........................ +Ab Carney b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Jack Carney b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Martha Carney b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Maud Carney b: Unknown > .................... *2nd Husband of Sarah Frances Hodges: > ........................ +Unknown Stafford b: Unknown > .................... 4 Susan Mary Hodges b: March 1859 > ........................ +Jess Williams b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Wade Williams b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Essie Williams b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Herman Williams b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Herbert Williams b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Esker Williams b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Early Williams b: Unknown > .................... 4 Nancy Matilda Hodges b: 1862 > ........................ +William Terry Coffee/Coffey b: Unknown m: October 23, 1880 > ............................ 5 John Coffee b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Will Coffee b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Guy Coffee b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Frank Coffee b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Herman Coffee b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Henry Coffee b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Lillian Coffee b: Unknown > ............................... +? Holland b: Unknown > .................... 4 Jemmey Alice Hodges b: 1864 d: About 1941 > ........................ +Charles Arvel Perry b: Unknown d: About 1940 m: October 12, 1887 > ............................ 5 Unknown Male Child Perry b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Unknown Male Child Perry 2 b: Unknown > .................... 4 Thomas Byrd Hodges b: 1866 d: 1919 > ........................ +Adele/Adella Williams b: 1874 d: 1944 > ............................ 5 Martin W. Hodges b: 1906 d: 1944 > ............................... +Unknown (Hodge) b: Unknown > ................................... 6 Delta Jane Hodges b: October 18, 1941 d: October 28, 1941 > ............................ 5 Jennie Hodges b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Harland Hodges b: Unknown > ............................ 5 May Hodges b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Lorene Hodges b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Wesley Hodges b: Unknown > .................... 4 Ella May Hodges b: 1869 > ........................ +Jim Joiner b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Roy Joiner b: Unknown d: 1909 > ............................ 5 Jewell Joiner b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Elmer Joiner b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Jimmie Joiner b: Unknown > .................... 4 Jonathan Albert Hodges b: Unknown > ........................ +May Stuart b: Unknown > ............................ 5 Maureene Hodges b: Unknown > .................... 4 Adella Hodges b: Unknown > ........................ +John Jones b: Unknown > ............. 3 Nancy Barbara Ann Hodges b: About 1822 d: May 3, 1880 > ................ +Hugh Alexander Arant b: January 27, 1812 d: September 23, 1876 m: September 14, 1840 > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Jennifer Hodges <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2001 5:03 PM > Subject: [HODGES-L] Frank Hodges, Stella Heath information > > > Hi, I'm looking for any information on Frank Hodges, born ca. 1880 in > Paducah, KY, died 1955 in St. Joseph, MO. He married Stella Heath who > immigrated from Glasgow Scotland as an infant. Frank and Stella had five > children, Frances Hodges, Howard Hodges, Orville Hodges, Eva Mae Hodges, and > L.D. (apparently after Lorenzo Dow) Hodges. Thanks in advance for any info > you might provide. Frank Hodges is my great-grandfather and I'm particularly > interested in his ancestry, but will gladly receive (and trade) info on > descendants, as well. > > > > > > > > ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== > > Faye Dyess [email protected] Listmanager > > Thou shalt edit any quoted text down to the minimum thou needest. > > DO YOU OWN A COPY OF A CENSUS?? THEN VOLUNTEER TO DO LOOKUPS!!! > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~uslookup > > > > > ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== > Faye Dyess [email protected] Listmanager > DO YOU OWN A COPY OF A CENSUS?? THEN VOLUNTEER TO DO LOOKUPS!!! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~uslookup > Thou shalt not rely on the privacy of e-mail, especially from work. > > > > ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== > Faye Dyess [email protected] Listmanager > HELP GET THE CENSUS ON THE INTERNET. VOLUNTEER TO TRANSCRIBE CENSUS FOR THE USGENWEB PROJECT http://www.usgenweb.org/census > Thou shalt not use e-mail for any illegal or unethical purpose. >

My Hodges line: Henry Hodges / Esther Gallop Benjamin Hodges / Abiah Deane Ephraim Hodges / Rachel Cox Ephraim Hodges / 1st: Lola ______ 2nd: Katherine Johnson (Moved first to Vt., then to Broome Co., NY) Benjamin Hodges / Laura Page Daniel Hodges / Aurena Loghry Laura Hodges / Wilson Marsh (migrated to Steuben Co., NY) Donna Ward / Glenn B. Marsh (migrated to Hood River, Oregon) - Glenn Marsh was my grandfather (1879 - 1977) Would like information on the Hodges family in Broome Co., NY. Was at the Broome Co. Historian's Office - much material about this line of Hodges. Phil Marsh Portland, OR -- NOTE: My domain name has changed slightly - from uswest.net to qwest.net. No cause for immediate alarm since I will still be able to receive e-mail through both domain names until the year 2002.

http://dataline.net.au/~tfoen/meldeath.html List of Qualified Jurors, Singapore, 1904. Colin Hodge, sailmaker, McAlister & Company; Queen Street. Edward John Hodges (E.V.), assistant, Howarth Erskine, Ltd.; 96, River Valley Road.

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The 7/7 posting by MDHodge of a James Hodges' TN will and information from related documents included a Drury Hodges. I wonder if he could be Drury Hodges, son of Thomas Hodges died 1749/50 in Cumberland Co., VA. This Thomas' November 1749 will (Will Book 1, pp. 6-7) names his wife and executor Christian and children in these groupings: my two sons William and John 400 acres on branches of Willis's Creek to be divided between them, my son Drury, 150 acres of land with the plantation where I now live, my son Thomas 3 cows & calves after the death of my loving wife Christian, to my son Edm'd Hodges 3 cows & calves in like manner, to my daughter Mary Hodges 3 cows & calves in like manner, to my daughter Delany (Hodg?)es 3 cows & calves in like manner. Some additional bequests are made, but the page is torn, making those pretty much illegible. Witnesses were Henry Bell, John Chafin, and William Mills. Christian Hodges came to court and proved the will at March Court, 1750. The appraisement appears in Will Book 1, pp. 23-24, and was done by Daniel Coleman, Sr., Joseph Terry, and Daniel Coleman, Jr., 21 April 1750. It is believed that some of these Hodges migrated to Halifax Co., VA. An Edmund Hodges appears there in 1756. In the March Court 1758, there is a suit, Christian Hodges, plaintiff, vs. John Trig/Triss. Sheriff having returned the Defendant no inhabitant of the county, same is dismissed (Halifax Co. Court Orders Index to Plaintiffs, and Plea Bk. 2, p. 298). She also witnesses a deed in this period in Halifax Co., but I cannot lay my hands on the citation. A Thomas Hodges (wife Elizabeth), believed to be the son of Thomas and Christian, appears in Halifax Co. from at least 1759 (see Plea Bk. 2, pp. 501-502), the Defendant in numerous actions and suits, often for debt. This Thomas last appears in Halifax Co. in the late 1760s. In 1762 William and John Hodges of Halifax Co. sell tracts in Cumberland Co. inherited from their father Thomas to Thomas Davenport (Cumberland Co. Deed Bk. 3, pp. 301, 483). The deeds state that Thomas Hodges (deceased) acquired the land by patent dated 25 Sep 1746. On 7 December 1771 Drury Hodges of Henrico Co., VA sells to Samuel Meredith of Hanover Co. a 150 acre tract in Cumberland Co., VA inherited from his father, part of a 400 acre tract granted to Paul Pig dated 17 Mar 1736 (Cumb. Co. Deed Bk. ____). Can anyone sort out these Drury Hodges men? Linda Kmiecik Other Hodges appearing early in Halifax Co. are Welcome William, James, Robert, Isam/Isham and others.

Hi, I'm looking for any information on Frank Hodges, born ca. 1880 in Paducah, KY, died 1955 in St. Joseph, MO. He married Stella Heath who immigrated from Glasgow Scotland as an infant. Frank and Stella had five children, Frances Hodges, Howard Hodges, Orville Hodges, Eva Mae Hodges, and L.D. (apparently after Lorenzo Dow) Hodges. Thanks in advance for any info you might provide. Frank Hodges is my great-grandfather and I'm particularly interested in his ancestry, but will gladly receive (and trade) info on descendants, as well. > > > > ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== > Faye Dyess [email protected] Listmanager > Thou shalt edit any quoted text down to the minimum thou needest. > DO YOU OWN A COPY OF A CENSUS?? THEN VOLUNTEER TO DO LOOKUPS!!! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~uslookup >

Hi, I'm looking for any information on Frank Hodges, born ca. 1880 in Paducah, KY, died 1955 in St. Joseph, MO. He married Stella Heath who immigrated from Glasgow Scotland as an infant. Frank and Stella had five children, Frances Hodges, Howard Hodges, Orville Hodges, Eva Mae Hodges, and L.D. (apparently after Lorenzo Dow) Hodges. Thanks in advance for any info you might provide. Frank Hodges is my great-grandfather and I'm particularly interested in his ancestry, but will gladly receive (and trade) info on descendants, as well.

Hi, I'm looking for any information on Frank Hodges, born ca. 1880 in Paducah, KY, died 1955 in St. Joseph, MO. He married Stella Heath who immigrated from Glasgow Scotland as an infant. Frank and Stella had five children, Frances Hodges, Howard Hodges, Orville Hodges, Eva Mae Hodges, and L.D. (apparently after Lorenzo Dow) Hodges. Thanks in advance for any info you might provide. Frank Hodges is my great-grandfather and I'm particularly interested in his ancestry, but will gladly receive (and trade) info on descendants, as well.

Hi Ken Where did you get Drury's and Diana's birth and death dates? Also, where did Scott Co. and Caldwell Co. come from? Is the James and Hiram you got the son or brother of Drury? thank's Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: Kenneth Hodge <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2001 7:28 AM Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] HODGES, James 1726-1787 VA/SC Hi Mike, The only family where I could find the names Drury, James and Hiram together was the following Drury but I have no other connection. Drury Hodges b. 1780 Franklin Co. Va. d. 1835 Scott Co., Mo. #1 m. 1/21/1800 Franklin Co., Va. sp. Diane Griffith d/o George and Milly (Byrd) Griffith b. 1782 Franklin Co., Va. d. 1825 Caldwell Co., Ky. Ken At 11:23 PM 07/07/2001 -0500, you wrote: >Charles and Kenneth >This Estate is the reason I was asking, could this be James, Jr? Robertson >Co is west of Sumner Co. and north of Davidson Co. and Nashville. Drury is >my research focus. >Thanks again >Mike > >ADMINISTRATION JAMES HODGES ESTATE: > >Drury Hodges served as administrator of James Hodges estate who died before >10-6-1807 when the administrator was given permission to sell Negroes from >the estate. Administration was first given to Hiram Hodges with Natan Yoes >and John Yoes his security, 7-7-1808 Drury Hodges was shown as the >administrator. "Tennessee Tid Bits 1778-1914 Vol II". > >Deed David London(sic.) to James Hodges for 640 Acres was proven by the oath >of Robert Perry (maybe Terry) and ordered to be registered. "Robertson >County TN. Court Minute Book 1 page 22." 10-6-1807 Ordered that the adm.(sic >administration) of the estate of James Hodges Des(sic. Deceased) be at >liberty to sell the personal property of the estate. "Robertson County TN. >Court Minute Book 1 page 464." > >10-6-1807 Letters of administration on the estate of James Hodges Des. (sic. >Deceased) granted to Hiram Hodges who gave bond in the sum of five hundred >dollars with Nathan Yoes & John Yoes his securities. And took the oath >required by law. "Robertson County TN. Court Minute Book 1 page 466." > >January 1808 the administration of the Estate of James Hodges Dec (sic. >deceased) delivered into court an inventory of said estate, which is ordered >to be recorded. "Robertson County TN. Court Minute Book 2 page 8 1808-1811." > >August 13, 1807 an inventory of the bonds(sic) & notes of James Hodges- >John Yoes. . . . . . . . . . . $30.00 >John Berry . ....... . . . . . . . 5.25 >Henry Isback(sic.)do . . . .20.00 >Hiram Hodges do. . . . . . .75.00 >Hiram Hodges dv. . . . . . .40.25 >Drury Hodges dv.. . . . . . .60.00 >Goods & Chattles totaled(sic). .100.25 > $300.75 >The above inventory delivered into court Jan term 1808 "Robertson Co., TN >will book 1 page 253" > >Deed John Berry to Nathan Yoes for 3 acres of land was proven in open court >by the oaths of John Yoes and Drury Hodges and ordered to be registered. >"Robertson County TN. Court Minute Book 2 page 17 1808-1811." > >July Term 1808 Drury Hodges adm. vs. Robert Perry(maybe Terry) George Henley >& fielding Smith who was appear an bail for the difd (sic. defendant) >delivered his body into court Enhonaration of himself - Matthew Juton? Jr. & >Jethro Jvinn?? came into court and ask his deft. ...."Robertson County TN. >Court Minute Book 2 page 56 1808-1811." > >July Term 1808 Drury Hodges Adm. of James Hodges Decd. vs Robert Perry >(maybe Terry) to which at April term 1808 the plaintiff appeared... (could >not read all of the court records)"Robertson County TN. Court Minute Book 2 >page 61 1808-1811." > >----- Original Message ----- >From: Charles Duncan <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2001 8:20 PM >Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] HODGES, James 1726-1787 VA/SC > > >I do not know when James Jr died. Have no further data on him, >unfortunately. >Best of luck on your research. > >Charles Duncan > >----- Original Message ----- >From: MdHodge <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2001 9:24 AM >Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] HODGES, James 1726-1787 VA/SC > > >> Do you know what time period James Jr. Died? >> thanks >> Mike >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: Charles Duncan <[email protected]> >> To: <[email protected]> >> Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2001 10:18 AM >> Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] HODGES, James 1726-1787 VA/SC >> >> >> The only data I have on the children of James Hodges and his wife Martha >(or >> Elizabeth)(or Rebekah) Echols are: >> two daughters (unk other info) >> Rebecca - mar Haily Shaw >> Joseph - >> Patsy - mar Robert Shaw >> Sarah - >> Christina - >> Jesse - (see original msg) >> James, Jr. - b. 1752 -- d. near Cairo "in the Cumberland River" (I'm >> guessing he may have drown) >> >> Martha (Elizabeth or Rebekah) was b. abt 1730 in VA, d. in Pendleton, SC. > >> Her father was Abraham. Her mother was Sarah Tanner. >> >> Charles >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: MdHodge <[email protected]> >> To: <[email protected]> >> Sent: Friday, July 06, 2001 10:15 PM >> Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] HODGES, James 1726-1787 VA/SC >> >> >> > Do you have information on the other Children and on James Jr >> > ----- Original Message ----- >> > From: Charles Duncan <[email protected]> >> > To: <[email protected]> >> > Sent: Friday, July 06, 2001 7:34 PM >> > Subject: [HODGES-L] HODGES, James 1726-1787 VA/SC >> > >> > >> > Searching for additional data on James Hodges, b. abt 1726 in Va. mar. >> > Martha or Elizabeth Echols abt 1752. d. 1787 in Newberry, SC >> > They had nine children including Rebecca, Joseph, Patsy, Sarah, >Christina, >> > James, jr., & Jesse. >> > >> > Jesse was b. 2-11-1754 in VA. mar. Elizabeth Collins 10-28-1775 in VA. >> They >> > had 12 children: James Calvin, William Cayson, Jesse B., Josiah B. >> Jeremiah, >> > Marcus, Frances, Tabitha, Elisha, Elijah, Thomas Collins, and Elizabeth. >> > One or more of the children was born in TN. Both Jesse & Elizabeth died >> in >> > TN. ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== Faye Dyess [email protected] Listmanager Thou shalt not curse, flame, spam or USE ALL CAPS. Researching the following families: Arnold, Alsobrook, Benton, Booth, Bradwell, Colson, Curles, Dailey, Davis, Dyess, Etheridge, Fort, Fuller, Gregory, Hodge, Hooks, Hudnall, Jackson, Mitchell, Shinholster, Thigpen, Thompson, Treadwell, Wall

Thanks for your reply this morning (Sunday) regarding Jesse Hodges. I am descended from William Cayson's brother, Josiah B. b. 12-22-1782 in Pittsylvania Co., Va. He married Mary Wilson in 1807 then Mary Patton in 1839. Josiah d. 10-11-1851 in Henderson Co., Tn and is buried in the Hodges Cemetery in Chester Co., Tn. You may already have this info. I am further descended from Josiah B. Hodges son William J. Hodges and from William's son, Ludie. (My mother was Lucile Elizabeth Hodges, b. 1899; d. 1985.) The only thing I have on William Cayson is b. 9-22-1778. Nothing more. I would appreciate any information you have on any and all of these Hodges including Jesse's father and mother, James and Martha Elizabeth Echols. Also, the only thing I have on Elizabeth Collins (Jesse's wife) is b. 8-28-1760 in Pittsylvania, Va; d. 1-6-1842 in McNairy Co., Tn Her father was William Collins and mother was Mary (unk surname). I think this is correct, but I have no more data. Thanks very much. Charles M Duncan

----- Original Message ----- From: "Kenneth Hodge" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2001 8:47 AM Subject: [HODGES-L] Hodges, Murphys and Bartons in Halifax Co., Va. > Has anyone tried to trace the following names and identify the families of > the following? > > James Hodges, 10 March 1756, Lunenberg Co., Va.. ( This County later became > Halifax) 182 Acres on both forks of Bradley's Creek. Patents 32, Page 692. > Halifax Co. Pleas Book 2, Part 2, Page 360. March Court 1759. > Joseph Collings (Collins ?) is appointed Surveyor of the road leading from > Booker's Ferry on Staunton River to this Courthouse, beginning at Bannister > extending to the Mill Stone Road, and it is ordered that he with William > Pearman, William Beach, William Wilson Holmes, Thomas Hornsby, Frederick > Hicks, JAMES HODGES, William Murphy, Edmund Hodges, AMBROSE HODGES (my > ancestor), Welcom Hodges, William Lavour, John Rounden, and Peter Tribble > do forthwith clear and keep the same in repair according to Law. > Inventory of goods for estate of Edward Dean, appraised by James Hodges, > Welcome Wm. Hodges, and Joseph Collins, 20th day of August 1761. (Halifax > Co., Va.) > > Exerpted from Milner Echols History of the family of James and Jesse Hodges: > About 1982, Laurent Hodges of Ames, Iowa was in possession of a typescript > version. The original was apparently brought to Texas after the War Between > the States, probably by the grandson of the author. The history was written > by Milner Echols June 14, 1850. > > [[Old English John Echols had three daughters which I could have inserted > had I known enough about them to give any satisfactory account of them. I > only know they married outlandish men, one an Englishman named Nicholas > Gilington. Of their family I know nothing. The second daughter married an > Irishman named Murphy. ** We see in other records that William Murphy > married a Martha Hodge. Could she have been a widow of another Hodge and > born Echols?** I know nothing of their family only they had two sons, > Joseph and William, that was called the greatest Baptist preachers that > ever was known in Virginia of their day. Old English John Echols third > daughter married a Scotchman named Marshbank. I know nothing of their > family only the family of Deens in DeKalb and Floyd County sprang from that > family. ]] > [[ Old Abraham had one daughter married James Hodges, a very worthy man, his > family moved to Tennessee. He had one son named Jesse and he [Jesse] had a > son named James who was a commanding officer in Tennessee and got drowned > in the Cumberland River near Cairo. Jesse had one daughter named Tabitha - > that is all I know of the family.]] **Tabitha Hodges married Thomas Barton.** > > The Bartons mentioned are of one family. > Rev. Isaac Barton b. 8/16/1746 Fredrick, Md. > d. 11/10/1831 Jefferson Co., Tn. buried Springvale, Hamblen Co., Tn. > In Rowan Co., NC. c1753; Halifax Co., Va. 1760; Pittsylvania Co. to Henry > Co., Va. to Greenville, Jefferson Co., Tn. c 1780. Was a Baptist Preacher. > On 3/25/1786, Isaac and Jonathan Mulkey organized the Lower French Broad > Church, 3 miles northeast of Dandridge, Tn. > md. 10/9/1772 Pigg River area of Franklin Co., Va. sp. Keziah Murphy d/o > William and Martha (Hodges) Murphy b. 8/7/1754 Va. d. 7/29/1845 bur. > Springvale Cem. Hamblen Co., died in Grainger Co., Tn. > > Mary Barton b. 11/20/1781 > d. 6/1/1852 Claiborne Co., Tn. > m. 1/23/1807 Jefferson Co., Tn. by David Barton > sp. James Hodges [From S.C. ?] bond James Hodges, Sr. > > Sarah Barton b. 5/8/1748 d. 3//1817 (Masonic Cem., Farmington, Mo.) > m. c 1767 Pittsylvania Co., Va. > sp. William Murphy f/o Keziah [ William was previously married to Martha > Hodges, he was probably b. ca 1730;; "About 1780 Rev. William Murphy moved > over the mountain to what is now Tennessee, bringing with him his then > grown children as well as Sarah Barton Murphy and her young children > 1. Material Towards a History of the Baptists Vol 2 by Morgan Edwards. [This > material was collected by Morgan Edwards about 1771 or 1772. The material > was compiled by Mary B. Warren and Eve B. Weeks and published in 1984.] > P. 50. Church at Blackwater in Pittsylvania Co. [Blackwater is now in > Franklin Co.] "... "beginnings by means of preaching of Wm. Morphy > (sic)...who in > the year 1761 ... were constituted into a church." > p.50-51. Born 1732 in Spottsylvania. Converted to Baptist principles 1757 at > Deep river {This was the Church at Sandy Creek} in NC. Ordained 4/1/1761. "He > married first a Hodge, then a Barton [by whom he had children], and has > children, John, Kesiah, William, Joseph, Tabitha." > p.94-95. Pastor of the Little River Church in NC was Joseph Morphy (Murphy) > William's brother. He later moved to Yadkin River area. > > Thomas Barton b. 11/26/1785 Franklin Co., Va. Wm & Hannah d. 8/7/1816 > Rutherford Co., Tn. > md. 10/6/1811 Wilson Co., Tn. > sp. Tabitha Hodges d/o Jesse and Elizabeth (Collins) Hodges b. 7/18/1792 > Pittsylvania Co., Va. d. aft 1880 census Henderson Co., Tn. living with > William H. Barton. > > Elizabeth Barton b. 11/20/1751 Fredrick, Md. > m. c 1765 sp. Ambrose Hodge b. c 1741 > > Any ideas or comments on the connections? > > Ken > > > > ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== > Faye Dyess [email protected] Listmanager > Thou shalt include a clear and specific subject line. > Searchable Archives at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > >