1900 Census Of Missouri on House Families William H. House- Born Jan 1864 County- Lewis Wife-Eliza House Mar 1871 born MO Dau-Ora A. House July 1891 born MO Son- Lloyd C. House Jane 1896 born MO Father- John W. House Mar 1835 born KY William H. House Feb. 1840 born TN County Greene, Springfield,TWP, Boonville Street Wife- Mattie J. House Mar 1846 born MO Dau-Nell House Mar 1881 born MO Dau- Daisy Britting House born 1874 Born MO Grand Dau-Helen House- Mar 1897 Born MO Marshall House July 1853 born West VA. Wife- Rachell House Aug 1854 born West VA. Dau- Clea D. Aug 1880 in Kansas Dau-Ethlyn M. House Apr. 1884 Illinois Son- Ora L. House Feb 1887 born Illinois Son- Frank L. House July 1890 Born Illinois Noah E House Aug 1872 Born MO Wife- Margarite House Feb 1879 Illinois Son- Boyd B. House Nov 1879 Ark Dau- Vivan C. House July 1879 born Ark Mike House Apr 1854 Born Illinois County- St. Charles Wife- Fannie House May 1863 Born Indiana Dau- Ada House 1880 Born MO Son- Claude House Aug 1887 born MO Son- Charles House Mar 1890 in MO Mary House Aug 1821 born VA County Carroll Son- John House Sept 1842 Born VA Dau- Mary Wentworth June 1838 born Illinois Joseph House Mar 1861 Born Illinois County -Birmingham Wife-Lizzie House Aug 1866 Born Indiana Son- Louis House Nov 1887 born MO Son- Melvin House Sept 1889 born MO Dau- Velmenie House Feb 1891 Born MO Dau- Tebier House Apr 1843 Born MO Joseph House Mar 1855 born Canada(Eng) County Clariton Mendon TWP Wife- Louisa House Nov 1857 born PA Dau- Mamie House May 1884 Born ILL Dau Emma House Sept 1888 Born ILL Dau- Ruth House Oct 1891 born ILL Dau- Jane House July 1895 born ILL John W. House Sept 1836 TN County Greene Springfield TWP Booneville Wife - Hannah House Sept 1850 Born TN Clemments, Sarah NR NR TN John W. House May 1864 Born ILL County Howell TWP Willow Springs Wife- Alta House Nov 1824 Born MO Marsh House Feb 1872 Born MO County- Oregon Moore TWP Wife Jennie House Aug 1877 born ILL Dau- Lola House Jan 1895 born MO Dau- Bertha House Oct 18966 born MO Dau- Wimmie House Nov 1898 Born MO Mother- Eliza House Sept 1838 Born Ind Margaret House Oct 1854 Born ILL County Butler City Popular Bluff M.A. House Apr 1875 born ILL County Kansas City Clara S. Lang Oct 1875 born Kansas Francis Lamar Oct 1877 Born MO Louis House Nov 1862 born Illinois County St. Louis Wife- Matilda House Jan 1871 Born MO Son- Oliver House Nov 1877 Born MO Son- Walter House Apr 1890 born MO Dau- Melba House Nov 1898 Born MO Levi House DEC 1849 Born ILL County St. Louis Wife- Matilda House May 1860 Born ILL Son- Clarence House Oct 1880 Born ILL Son George House Mar 1880 Born MO Cousin- Ada House Mar 1880 born MO Hope this helps someone, Janet

I went to the National Archives in DC yesterday and found this. I also copied down some more House families and will post them sometimes today. My House Line 1900 Greene County Census Springfield,MO Campbell TWP 319 Summit Ave John G. House Born DEC.24, 1857 in Illinois Wife-Sarah J. House Mar 27, 1854 MO Son- Charles A. House DEC 1883 MO Son- Orin G. House Feb. 1886 MO Son- John H. House Dec. 1888 MO Son-Thomas E. House May 1894 MO They had at least one daughter born June 22, 1882 but she was married to Thomas E. White at the time of this census. Hallie was my grandmother. John G. House and Sarah was married July 27, 1879. He died in Apr 7, 1909 and is buried in Maple Park Cem in Springfield,MO. I heard he was married to a Lucinda Hilderbrand before Sarah. Sarah his wife at the time of the census had been married before him to a Friel H. Wentz. Wilcoxson, Wilcox, Mosher, Henney, Alspach, Gilbert, Streeter, Wood. White, House, Ricketts, Daniel, Dodson, Norman, Clay, Taylor, Walker, Gunn, Jeffress, Boatright, Fry. Ferris, Cline, Bush, Petete. Lunenburg County,VA; Amelia County, VA; Giles County,TN; Greene County,MO. Janet Ferris of Woodbridge,VA BACJAN@aol.com

Homer C. House, b. Jun 1871 IA, and wife Lillian (Chase) are shown in the 1920 Census in Peru, Nemaha Co, NE. He was a teacher at State Normal. They had four sons: Kingsley, Hugh , Bolton and Arthur. Seeking any descendants of this family. We have House ancestral data.

Albert V. House, b. Aug. 1867 MN, was a clergyman in Danvers, Essex Co, MA in 1920 Census. He and wife Jennie T. ____ are shown with three sons, Paul 15, Albert V., Jr. 13 and Robert S 10. Looking for any descendants of this family. We have House ancestral data. Cliff andersoncd@earthlink.net

searching for information on mattie clemintine hicks daughter of Dora Clementine HOUSE and James Larkin Hicks. Her father was named William HOUSE b. circa 1828 TN. He married twice, would love to find information on him. thanks, cheryl

Haven't had a chance to check any of these out yet - but they sure do look promising! Someone in Illinois government is definitely interested in genealogy - (wish all the states would do this) <g> Hope these links help someone! Vicky L. Williams Winfield 'A life is not lost when it is known to future generations.' UNK Links to Other Local Government Sites: ILLINOIS found all of these at: www.cyberdriveillinois.com ------------------------------------------------------------------- Local Governments: Their History and Records Illinois Vital Records Information: http://vitalrec.com/ilcounties1.html Illinois Newspaper Project: http://www.library.uiuc.edu/techserv/inp/webpages/main.htm The Cemetery Column: http://www.interment.net/column/ Locate Family History Centers: http://deseretbook.com/browse/family-history/index.html Illinois County Boundaries 1790 - Present: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilcumber/ilctybnd/ Geographic Nameserver: http://www.mit.edu:8001/geo USGS Mapping Information: http://www-nmd.usgs.gov/www/html/1educate.html Illinois County Courthouse Addresses and Telephone Numbers: http://www.familytreemaker.com/00000242.html Directory of Local Government: http://www.infospace.com/info.www/index_gov.htm U.S. State & Local Gateway: http://www.statelocal.gov/ State and Local Government on the Net, Illinois: http://www.piperinfo.com/state/state_detail.cfm?state=Illinois Illinois Historic Preservation Agency: http://www.state.il.us/hpa/ Illinois Genealogy and History (ILGenWeb): http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilgenweb/index.html Historical Illinois Links: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/il/state/alhnil.htm Illinois History Resource Page: http://alexia.lis.uiuc.edu/~sorensen/hist.html Illinois State Genealogical Society: http://www.tbox.com/isgs/ Illinois Alive (a regional digital library of archival resources): http://www.rsa.lib.il.us/~ilalive/ Southern Illinois History Page: http://www.illinoishistory.com/ American Memory:Historical Collections for the National Digital Library: http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/amhome.html

Hi All, I am posting this for a friend, garyhouse1@juno.com. He is compiling/updating a very large volume of work on Matthias House of Culpepper County, Virginia. He currently has over 500 pages and is willing to share what he has in return for information to update his work. He is working under a deadline of August at which time he plans on publishing a new House book. He is very knowlegable on the lines of Matthias and will try to answer anyone who corresponds with him. He does it for the sake of everyone involved and is not trying to sell anything, in fact, he gave me and several members of my families copies of his work he had printed at his own expense, which got me interested in genealogy several years ago. He asks anyone interested to e-mail him at garyhouse1@juno.com THANK YOU AND HAPPY HUNTING!!!

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This is an attempt to find relationships within the SHARP/HOUSE pattern in the 1871 Census of Ontario. http://data1.archives.ca/netacgi/nph-brs?s2=sharp&s3=&s1=brantford%0D%0A&l=20&s4=&s5=&Sect1=IMAGE&Sect2=THESOFF&Sect4=AND&Sect5=CEN1PEN&Sect6=HITOFF&d=CEN1&p=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.archives.ca%2Fexec%2Fnaweb.dll%3Fbrs%3F02010802%7Ce%7Ctop%7C0&r=0&f=S Name Age Birthplace District Sub-district SHARP , ANDREW 65 SCOTLAND BRANT S. or W. Brantford Town SHARP , JOHN 30 ENGLAND BRANT S. or W. Brantford Town SHARP , JOHN 48 NB BRANT S. or W. Brantford West SHARP , WILLIAM 52 ONTARIO BRANT S. or W. Brantford West SHARP , JAMES 40 ONTARIO BRANT N. or E. Brantford East SHARP , DAVID 71 AMERICA BRANT N. or E. Brantford East SHARP , HENRY 24 ENGLISH BRANT N. or E. Brantford East SHARP , HORACE 25 ONTARIO BRANT N. or E. Brantford East HOUSE , THERESA 24 ONTARIO BRANT S. or W. Brantford Town Theresa House is the daughter of Hannah E. HOUSE. Her mother called her, "Tressa." So, we have found one of the family in Brant S or W. Brantford Town. Now, observing the persons above in the same location, we find the following: SHARP , ANDREW 65 SCOTLAND BRANT S. or W. Brantford Town SHARP , JOHN 30 ENGLAND BRANT S. or W. Brantford Town SHARP , JOHN 48 NB BRANT S. or W Brantford West SHARP , WILLIAM 52 ONTARIO BRANT S. or W. Brantford West Of those found, possible one or two of Canada might be related. Again, in searching for HOUSE in Brant, I find, the following persons: HOUSE , CHARLOTTE 29 ONTARIO BRANT S. or W. Tuscarora HOUSE , DIBBY 13 ONTARIO BRANT S. or W. Tuscarora HOUSE , ELIZABETH 8 ONTARIO BRANT S. or W. Tuscarora HOUSE , LUCY 5 ONTARIO BRANT S. or W. Tuscarora HOUSE , THERESA 24 ONTARIO BRANT S. or W. Brantford Town HOUSE , WILLIAM 35 ONTARIO BRANT S. or W. Tuscarora All, except Theresa, are of Indian origin. So, she, and possibly the family, lived amongst Native Americans, possibly from the 1700s. Elizabeth House, born c. 1889?, would have been 18 years old. However, an exact birth date for her is unknown. Being of Indian origin, this Elizabeth is likely not she. Returning to SHARP, and searching for Brant, I find the following persons: SHARP , ANDREW 65 SCOTLAND BRANT S. or W. Brantford Town SHARP , JOHN 30 ENGLAND BRANT S. or W. Brantford Town SHARP , JOHN 48 NB BRANT S. or W. Brantford West SHARP , WILLIAM 52 ONTARIO BRANT S. or W. Brantford West SHARP , JAMES 63 SCOTLAND BRANT N. or E. Dumfries South SHARP , ALEXANDER 38 ONTARIO BRANT N. or E. Onondaga SHARP , JAMES 40 ONTARIO BRANT N. or E. Brantford East SHARP , DAVID 71 AMERICA BRANT N. or E. Brantford East SHARP , HENRY 24 ENGLISH BRANT N. or E. Brantford East SHARP , HORACE 25 ONTARIO BRANT N. or E. Brantford East It appears that David Sharp, from America, lived on the opposite side of town from Theresa House. Possibly, David Sharp was the father of Theodore Sharp, Sr., if there was an American connection. Remembering that Theodore Sharp, Sr. both married and mustered in Michigan, a check for him in Michigan, and possibly Pennsylvania, is desirable. IGI (LDS database) shows the following: David SHARP Sex: M Event(s): Birth: Abt. 1806 Of, Pennsylvania In checking for HOUSE from the USA in the 1871 Census, I find the following: HOUSE , ELIZABETH 80 US NORFOLK SOUTH Houghton HOUSE , HERMAN 70 UNITED STATES LINCOLN Grimsby HOUSE , GEORGE 98 UNITED STATES LINCOLN Clinton HOUSE , DANIEL 57 U STATES WENTWORTH SOUTH Ancaster HOUSE , AURORA 78 UNITED STATES TORONTO WEST St. Andrew's Ward HOUSE , FRANKLIN 47 UNITED STATES NORTHUMBERLAND WEST Cobourg Town In checking SHARP from the USA, I find the following: SHARP , ISIAH 74 UNITED STATES MIDDLESEX EAST Dorchester Nort SHARP , DAVID 71 AMERICA BRANT N. or E. Brantford East SHARP , ICHABOD 68 UNITED STATES WENTWORTH SOUTH Ancaster SHARP , ROBERT 71 UNITED STATES WENTWORTH SOUTH Ancaster SHARP , GEORGE 42 US WELLINGTON CTRE. Fergus Village SHARP , JACOB 60 UNITED STATES NORTHUMBERLAND EAST Murray SHARP , ROBERT H 56 UNITED STATES NORTHUMBERLAND EAST Murray SHARP , JAMES P 56 UNITED STATES HASTINGS WEST Sidney SHARP , CHARLES E 47 UNITED STATES DUNDAS Matilda SHARP , WALTER 38 UNITED STATES MUSKOKA Draper, Ryde & Oakley In comparing this SHARP list with the HOUSE list for persons from the USA, find now relationships for places. However, I do find a relationship for place between the following persons: SHARP , DAVID 71 AMERICA BRANT N. or E. Brantford East HOUSE , THERESA 24 ONTARIO BRANT S. or W. Brantford Town That is, both lived in Brantford, one in the eastern part and the other in the western part. Both lived in Brant, one in the northern part, and one in the southern part. (It is as if they lived on "opposite sides of the tracks.") Hannah E. House had 4 children prior to her marriage with Theodore Sharp, Sr. I am running a check on all the Nettie names in the 1871 Census. Their names were, as follows: Nettie (born c. 1869?): ROULEAU , NETTIE 30 ENGLAND ESSEX Windsor Town SIMPSON , NETTIE 5 U. STATES LAMBTON Bosanquet Scotch origin, Methodist. Individual bears a different surname than the head of the family. BUTLER , NETTIE 21 ONT NORFOLK NORTH Simcoe Town FRASER , NETTIE 23 SCOTLAND BRANT N. or E. Paris Town FINCH , NETTIE 5 ONTARIO HALDIMAND Walpole MCKRACKEN , NETTIE 16 ONTARIO MONCK Wainfleet CLARKE , NETTIE 34 QUE SIMCOE SOUTH Gwillimbury Wes HAMMOND , NETTIE 32 UNITED STATES TORONTO WEST St. Andrew's Ward English origin, Anglican. NEESON , NETTIE 18 ONTARIO TORONTO EAST St. James' Ward RAYNOR , NETTIE 14 ONTARIO PRINCE EDWARD Hillier Both individuals bears a different surname than the head of the family. However, the former one is very close to our criteria for Nettie Moses, Hannah E. House's first group of children in Pennsylvania. Elizabeth (born c. 1889?): Stray: Individual bears a different surname than the head of the family Sex: Female Age: 8 Birthplace: ONTARIO Religion: Episcopal Methodist/Methodist Episcopal Origin: INDIAN District: BRANT S. or W. ( 015 ) Sub-district: Tuscarora ( E ) Division: 1 Page: 10 Microfilm reel: C-9915 Reference: RG31 — Statistics Canada Doubtful! Lija (born c. 1862?): MANN , ELIJA 79 U STATES ELGIN WEST Southwold PALMER , ELIJA F 38 U STATES MONCK Wainfleet BARNES , ELIJA 71 UNITED STATES YORK EAST Markham MEAKER , ELIJA 45 UNITED STATES ONTARIO SOUTH Whitby Town Doubtful! Theressa (born c. 1847): (We know about her.) CONCLUSION: The most likely child of Hannah E. House is Theresa. And, it appears that there may be a family connection between Theresa and David Sharp. That is, David Sharp may be the father of Theodore Sharp, Sr., who married Hannah E. House. Perhaps you can determine other relationships that I have missed, or do not know about. .H.

Hello, Looking for any descendants of this man, my gggrandfather. According to family lore, he was born in 1808 in Connecticut, married Sally Maria Trask in 1832, and died in Vandalia MO in 1897. Children included twins Oscar and Omer, Julia, and Will T. who fought for the Union from MO. I would dearly love to find out where this family came from. Even a Connecticut researcher turned up nothing on R. Wm, and Sally. Thanks. Kay Nishimura knishimura@hi.net

http://www.inil.com/users/dguss/wgator1.htm Looks like this could be of some useful help. Janet

This web site may be of interest to some. Check out Census 2000. Janet of Woodbridge,VA http://www.firstgov.gov/

http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Books/203007.htm Ernestown- Rural Space, Urban Places, by: Larry Turner. [] Ernestown's history began with the end of the last ice age, when the Iroquois and Ojibway found shelter and refuge in its bays and creeks. Later, in 1784, Ernestown was created at a township to be a home for UEL fleeing from the U.S. Primary focus is on the development of the township from 1784 to the present. In the 20th Century, Ernestowns rural character was transformed by industrial development along its Lake Ontario shore and by urban growth in Amherstview, it's largest community which was created 170 years after the original Loyalist settlement. http://www.loyalist-township.on.ca/Tour/dtour.htm The Township of Ernestown dates back to the 1700's. In 1783 it was known as Second Town, because it was the second township laid out in this part of Upper Canada. The first settlers arrived in 1784 and were members of the 2nd Battalion of Sir John Johnson's regiment of the King's New York Rangers. Before 1792, the spelling was "Ernesttown", named after the eighth child of King George the third, Prince Ernest Augustus. The Territorial Division Act, revises Statutes of Ontario (1937 & 1950) spelled it with only one 't' and that was adopted as the official spelling. The original survey reserved a town site, and the village of Ernestown grew rapidly. In 1812, the area became known as Bath, and ultimately emerged as a separate municipality. The name Ernestown was later used to designate a port of entry at what is now Millhaven. Ernestown is now the name of an abandoned railway station on County Rd. 4 (formerly Highway 133) and is used to describe the hamlet that exists on the opposite side of the tracks. Ernestown Township's most significant milestone was in 1952 - Imperial Chemical Industries of Canada Ltd. acquired 1,500 acres of land and built a plant on that site. The plant is currently known as Celanese Canada. Cornelius SHARP and John HOUSE both settled in Ernestown [Township #2 Cataraqui ] 1785. In another record, I find a John HOWSE listed with a Cornelius SHARP. Therefore, I believe these HOUSE/HOWSE persons are one and the same. Could this be the beginnings of our friendly UEL family Sharp/HOUSE connection? .H.

SHARP, John, also joined Cornelius SHARP and John HOUSE/HOWSE at Ernestown, Ontario, Canada. .H.

http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Books/203007.htm Ernestown- Rural Space, Urban Places, by: Larry Turner. [] Ernestown's history began with the end of the last ice age, when the Iroquois and Ojibway found shelter and refuge in its bays and creeks. Later, in 1784, Ernestown was created at a township to be a home for UEL fleeing from the U.S. Primary focus is on the development of the township from 1784 to the present. In the 20th Century, Ernestowns rural character was transformed by industrial development along its Lake Ontario shore and by urban growth in Amherstview, it's largest community which was created 170 years after the original Loyalist settlement. http://www.loyalist-township.on.ca/Tour/dtour.htm The Township of Ernestown dates back to the 1700's. In 1783 it was known as Second Town, because it was the second township laid out in this part of Upper Canada. The first settlers arrived in 1784 and were members of the 2nd Battalion of Sir John Johnson's regiment of the King's New York Rangers. Before 1792, the spelling was "Ernesttown", named after the eighth child of King George the third, Prince Ernest Augustus. The Territorial Division Act, revises Statutes of Ontario (1937 & 1950) spelled it with only one 't' and that was adopted as the official spelling. The original survey reserved a town site, and the village of Ernestown grew rapidly. In 1812, the area became known as Bath, and ultimately emerged as a separate municipality. The name Ernestown was later used to designate a port of entry at what is now Millhaven. Ernestown is now the name of an abandoned railway station on County Rd. 4 (formerly Highway 133) and is used to describe the hamlet that exists on the opposite side of the tracks. Ernestown Township's most significant milestone was in 1952 - Imperial Chemical Industries of Canada Ltd. acquired 1,500 acres of land and built a plant on that site. The plant is currently known as Celanese Canada. Cornelius SHARP and John HOUSE both settled in Ernestown [Township #2 Cataraqui ] 1785. In another record, I find a John HOWSE listed with a Cornelius SHARP. Therefore, I believe these HOUSE/HOWSE persons are one and the same. Could this be the beginnings of our friendly UEL family Sharp/HOUSE connection? .H.

Martha Ellen House was married to Joe Rains they lived in Middlesboro, Bell county, Ky before 1916. They had the following children: Estal Rains, Alonzo Rains, and Ann Rains. Then Joe Rains died in 1916. Martha Ellen House then had an illicit relationship with one John Daniels. They had the following children: James Lloyd Rains(Daniels)born 1930 in middlesboro KY, Virgil Lee Rains (daniels) born 1932 in middlesboro KY, Shirly Marie Rains (Daniels) born 1924 in Middlesboro KY, Gladice Rains (Daniels) born 1926 in Middlesboro KY, and Mary Rains(Daniels) born 1928 in Middlesboro KY. These children were in fact the illigitimate issue of John Daniels. John Daniels died in Little Creek, KY around 1947. Q:Where is little Creek, KY? Q:What year did Martha E. House Marry Joe Rains? QMartha house-Rains is buried in Middlesboro, KY, Does anyone Know the cementary? She died in 1972-73 Q: John Daniels might have been married? to whom? he had atleast two children by another women?What were there names? Q: Where is John Daniels Buried? When was the date? Q: What cemenetary in Middlesboro, KY is Joe Rains buried? What was John Daniels birth date? Thank You, Adam Lee Rains (Daniels) _____________________________________________________________ Get your free personalized genealogy email address---> http://www.genealogymail.com

Sorry, I won't try that again! RED NECK FAMILY TREE Many, many years ago when I was twenty-three, I got married to a widow who was pretty as could be. This widow had a daughter who had hair of red, My father fell in love with her and soon the two were wed. This made my dad my son-in-law and changed my very life, My daughter was my mother for she was my father's wife. To complicate the matters worse although it brought my joy, I soon became the father of a bouncing baby boy. My little baby then became a brother-in-law to Dad, And so became my uncle though it made me very sad. For if he was my uncle, then it also made him brother To the widow's grown-up daughter who of course was my step-mother. Father's wife then had a son who kept them on the run, And he became my grandson, for he was my daughter's son. My wife is now my mother's mom and that surely makes me blue, Because, although she is my wife, she is my grandma too. If my wife is my grandmother, then I am her grandchild, And every time I think of it, it simply drives me wild. For now I have become the strangest case you ever saw, As the husband of my grandmother, I am my own grandpa!

Posted on: House Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/FamilyAssoc/House/157 Surname: HOWZE, YARBROUGH, MATTOX, LAWRENCE, DUKE, PLUMMER, JONES, RIVERS ------------------------- My records have this: Winifred Howze was a daughter of William Howze, Sr. and Mary ___ (Beavers?). Children of William Howze, Sr. and Mary were: 1.Thomas Howze 2.William Howze 3.Mary Howze 4.Anna Howze 5.Isaac Howze 6.Winifred Howze 7.Rebecca Howze Parents of William Howze, Sr. were Thomas Howze, Jr. b. abt 1700 and Hannah Lawrence. Their children were: 1.Hannah Howze 2.Lawrence Howze 3.Thomas Howze [III] 4.Samuel Howze 5.Isaac Howze [Sr.] 6.William Howze [Sr.] 7.James Howze Parents of Thomas Howze, Jr. were Thomas Howze, Sr. and ____. Children of Thomas Howze, SR. were: 1.Thomas Howze [Jr.] 2.James Howze 3.Isaac Howze [Sr.] + 4.Lawrence Howze + 5.Samuel Howze + 6.William Howze Parents of Thomas Howze, Sr. were Reverend William Howze the Immigrant and Anne or Alice Nelms. Children of William Howze and Anne or Alice were: 1.Thomas Howze [Sr.] 1680 2.Isaac Howze m. Mary Mattox *my line 3.Samuel Howze 4.Mary Howze 1683 5.Frances House 1685 Cousins, please fill in the dates and places for us as well as make corrections and additions. I would like to know the ancestry of Joel Yarbrough who married Sallie Sledge, daughter of Daniel Sledge and Winifred Howze. Jeanette JKHowell@digitalexp.com Http://www.geocities.com/heartland/1475

Posted on: House Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/FamilyAssoc/House/156 Surname: House, Webb ------------------------- Need information on Reuben House/Howse b.1812 in GA. married Hetty Webb in Mobile Co.AL in 1836. Hetty was also born in GA.abt 1812. Were in Jackson Co. MS in 1850 (census) Children: Elizabeth b. abt. 1839 AL. John Samuel b. 1840 AL. Reuben Jr. B.abt 1843 MS Hetty b.abt.1847 MS Mary Ann b.1850 MS Joseph James b. 1852 MS L.C. born abt 1855 AR. George W. b. 1858 Any information appreciated

Posted on: House Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/FamilyAssoc/House/155 Surname: House Yarborough ------------------------- I am seeking info on the lineage of Winnifred House who married Daniel Sledge in Surrey County, VA and moved to Warren County (formerly Bute County), N. Carolina. I am a direct descendant of these two via their daughter Sallie (Sally) who married Joel Yarborough. Thanks in advance for all help given.