This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: HUTCHCRAFT,RHODES,BARBRE,BOSTER,GIBBS---SMITH,HOUK,WARFIELD,WARD,SANDUSKY Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VWk.2ACIB/65.66.67.89.104 Message Board Post: Della, Please let me know the info that you have regarding my g g grandma, the Native American. Am anxious to find more information about her and her family. Did you get the information that you were looking for about Elijah Hutchcraft from Illinois.? You can email me direct, if you wish. Evalyn

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: HUTCHCRAFT, RHODES, BARBRE, BOSTER--SMITH, HOUK,WARD,SANDUSKY Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VWk.2ACIB/65.66.84 Message Board Post: Marlene, I am very interested in the information that you have on Piankashaw ancestry of Rhodes family. I am g g grandaughter of Harrison Sr. Hutchcraft and Mary Ann "Waccababa" Rhodes. Would appreciate hearing from you. You may email me direct if you wish. Evalyn

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Dear List Members, I was sent this site by a fellow researcher "Index to the Guion Miller Roll" http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/guionmiller/index.htm I found it very interesting - and thought I would pass it on to you. Now for the other items. This message is being sent out to all of my list, some which only have 3 members and some with almost 1000. If you are one of my smaller lists and feel that you only hear from me, why don't you take this opportunity to send a query to the list. If you need help from me, please put something in the subject line to alert me that the message is a request for help. When I am at work during the day I use http://www.mail2web.com from my office computer to keep an eye on my lists. I can only read the subject line from there and unless I open each and every message which most times are in the hundreds by 10 am in the morning. This is two time consuming while at work. So, to repeat, if you need my help, please place something in the subject line so that I will know your request needs attention quickly. One more item, It is time or about time when most children are heading back to school and many Moms and or Dads who are staying home now have additional time to work on their genealogy. If we begin to get messages across the lists that do not conform to the guidelines we have for our list, please just let them pass. Remember I am behind the scenes taking care of these problems, helping members subscribe and unsubscribe and reminding members of the guidelines of the list. The only time I send out corrections to the entire list is when the entire list is involved or when one of our members is being attached on the list - I then come to the defense in the same place the attack took place -- On the list. Enjoy the site - Thank you for your continued support. Kathleen Burnett List Mom

This is what I have for Harrison and Mary Ann Rhodes Hutchcraft for 1850: 1850 census in Burnt Prairie Twp, White Co, IL - Harrison age 34, born IL, farmer; Mary Ann age 26, born Kentucky. I have a copy of the Civil War Pension Application for Hardy Rhodes, Mary Ann's brother. Mary sent an affidavit for Hardy regarding his marriage to his first wife. She states that she is age 71. The document is dated May 30, 1891 and she states her residence as Macedonia, IL. That makes her birth year 1819/1820 depending on if she'd had her birthday yet. As we all know, ages on census records aren't very reliable. I would say that this notarized affidavit is about as close as we're going to get. Do you have any info on Elizabeth Rhodes Hutchcraft? I can't find her after the 1870 census. Vickie

Ian, Are your distant Hutchcraft descendants related to Alexander HUTCHCRAFT son of Harrison Sr.? Harrison Sr. is my g g grandfather.He was born 1812/1815 in either KY or IL. He died in Nov, 1864 probably in Carmi, White Co. IL. He had a daughter Mary born 1849 Some information says that Mary Ann "Waccababa" Rhodes was born in 1824 in either KY or NC. Alexander is my g grandfather, He was born May 1851 in Macedonia, IL and died Mar. 1894 in Macedonia. He had a daughter, Mary born 1873/74 but she certainly wouldn't be 57 in the census that you have. I would be very interested in the information that you have gathered on the Census that you have, if you would be willing to share. I have no census information for Harrison Sr. I have 1880 Census info for Alexander and his family. Evalyn ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 3:34 PM Subject: [HUTCHCRAFT] Re: Hutchcraft-Rhodes > > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Hutchcraft-Rhodes > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VWk.2ACIB/120 > > Message Board Post: > > Two related questions: > 1st, where did Harrison Hutchcraft, Sr. live when the 1850 Illinois Census was taken? I have confirmed that he lived in Wayne Co., IL in 1855 and 1860. I have an index listing for a Harrison Hutchcraft in Wayne Co. for 1840, but I have not gone further than that. > > 2nd, in part why I am asking the first question is because I am wondering when Mary Ann Rhodes was born. I seem to have conflicting reports. The 1860 Wayne Co. Census suggests abt 1825, but I have a Census Record for Alexander Hutchcraft (1870, White Co.) that lists a Mary Hutchcraft in residence, age 57. Assuming the latter Mary is Mary Ann, that would place her birth at about 1813, which probably coordinates better with the marriage date of 1838. > > Thanks, > Ian R. Brown, distant cousin to some Hutchcraft descendents. > _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hutchcraft-Rhodes Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VWk.2ACIB/120 Message Board Post: Two related questions: 1st, where did Harrison Hutchcraft, Sr. live when the 1850 Illinois Census was taken? I have confirmed that he lived in Wayne Co., IL in 1855 and 1860. I have an index listing for a Harrison Hutchcraft in Wayne Co. for 1840, but I have not gone further than that. 2nd, in part why I am asking the first question is because I am wondering when Mary Ann Rhodes was born. I seem to have conflicting reports. The 1860 Wayne Co. Census suggests abt 1825, but I have a Census Record for Alexander Hutchcraft (1870, White Co.) that lists a Mary Hutchcraft in residence, age 57. Assuming the latter Mary is Mary Ann, that would place her birth at about 1813, which probably coordinates better with the marriage date of 1838. Thanks, Ian R. Brown, distant cousin to some Hutchcraft descendents.

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Dear List Members, I had a virus problem last evening and in cleaning my system I lost all e-mail messages that were in my inbox. If you have contacted me within the last week, needing help or asking a question, please resend it to me [email protected] Kathleen Burnett List Mom

Hi Evalyn, Thank you for the reply to my query. I wonder if you know of any Hutchcrafts from other areas in England in the 17th century. Now that I have exhausted my search in Ramsey, Huntingdonshire I am at a loss to know where else to look. Regards, Cynthia

Hi Cynthia, Those were the only Hutchcrafts listed in "THE HUTCHCRAFTS IN AMERICA" book that had ties to England. Sorry, wish there were more. Good Luck in your search, Evalyn _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Hi, I have been researching a Hutchcraft who married into the Upchurch line in 1848. Ann Hutchcraft was born in Ramsey, England and I have traced her line back to Thomas Hutchcraft who was married to Ann Bishop in 1721, at Upwood Huntingdonshire. Before that date there doesn't seem to be any Hutchcrafts in the area, although an Ann H wife of William H is in the burials register for 1720. Does anyone know where Thomas Hutchcraft may have come from? his estimated dob would be 1700. Regards, Cynthia

Cynthia, The following information is from Edna Hutchcraft Welling book "THE HUTCHCRAFTS IN AMERICA. "Our knowledge of the Hutchcraft family history begins in Surrey, England where Thomas, son of James, and Hannah Hazelwood were married in 1725. By 1734 Thomas and Hannah had crossed the ocean to Anne Arundel County, Maryland where they purchased land. Their four children, James, Nannie, Catia and John were born there" "Page from Thomas Hutchcraft Family Bible Hannah Hutchcraft was Born 10th Nov. 1699 Thos. Hutchcraft was Born June 1696 James Hutchcraft was Born 10 Nov. 1731 Catia Hutchcraft was Born 5th July 1733 Nanny Hutchcraft was Born 8 Sept. 1736 John Hutchcraft was Born 28 Decem. 1739 John Bennett was Born 16Mar. 1740 " [relationship of this person to family is not known] author remark" " Thomas Hutchcraft, son of James Hutchcraft, was born June 1696 in ENG, and married 28 May 1725 in Kingston-on-Tims, Surrey, ENG, Hannah Haselwood who was born 10 Nov. 1699 in ENG. Thomas died before Feb. 1771 in Anne Arundel Co., MD. and was buried before Feb 1771 in Anne Arundel Co.MD. Hannah died before Sep 1767 in Anne Arundel Co., MD and was buried before Sep 1767 in Anne Arundel Co, MD" I checked the index of names in the book and there is no UPCHURCH listed, but thought perhaps you might be interested in the information.. Good Luck in your search, Evalyn ----- Original Message ----- From: C Upchurch <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 3:38 AM Subject: [HUTCHCRAFT] HUTCHCRAFT FAMILY > Hi, > I have been researching a Hutchcraft who married into the Upchurch line > in 1848. Ann Hutchcraft was born in Ramsey, England and I have traced > her line back to Thomas Hutchcraft who was married to Ann Bishop in > 1721, at Upwood Huntingdonshire. Before that date there doesn't seem to > be any Hutchcrafts in the area, although an Ann H wife of William H is > in the burials register for 1720. > Does anyone know where Thomas Hutchcraft may have come from? his > estimated dob would be 1700. > Regards, > Cynthia > > _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Dear Sara, I am so glad to hear from you!! Your grandfather was my uncle. Thanks to Rootsweb for hosting the Hutchcraft list. I will email you personally. Evalyn

Dear Evalyn, I just read your post to me. How ironic that you wrote that on my birthday. Harold was my grandfather, so that would mean that your father would be my great uncle and my father would be your cousin. How interesting. Do you live in Illinois? I'm in the Detroit area as are most of Harold and Eileen's children and grandchildren. Would like to hear more from you. My e-mail is [email protected] Thanks, Sara

Della, I am Melissa's gg-granddaughter through her son, Zephaniah Large. What is your connection? Jacquie

She was my gg-grandmother, through her son, ZephaniahLarge Could you please send some dates on her siblings. Thanks, Jacquie (Large) MacWilliam

Yep, I have two Hirams. There are probably even more! These Hutchrafts named all their children with the same name. Here are my two Hirams: Hiram, the eldest: b.1800, husband to Elizabeth Trammell-m.1833, White Co.I have been told his father was John, mother unknown: siblings: Elizabeth, James, Unknown. Elijah H., Thomas, and Harrison William. Hiram, the youngest: b.1838-father, the above mentioned Elijah H., mother: Elizabeth A. Rhodes. I have one wife for this Hiram: your Nancy Barbre m.1871m. White Co., six children: Mary, Charles, Stephen, Eliza, Ida, and Martha.

Melissa Hutchcraft Large was my gg-grandmother. What is your connection? You may write me at [email protected] Jacquie

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