I have been trying to find some information on a John Shufflebarger who married Elizabeth Lauderdale. I have no dates for John, Elizabeth was born November 01, 1828 in Pope CO, and died in Randolph CO, IL on March 18, 1884. I do not recall right now where I got the information on Elizabeth's death. Elizabeth is distant relative, but I would still like to find out what happened to her. I am also connected with the Hathaway's and am wondering if you have done much research on this line? I am descended from Hannah Mahala Hathaway, and I have quite a bit of info on the Hathaway line. I would love to swap info. Cindy L Skiles Frie Mark Edward Steinke wrote: > What John W. King are you researching? I have some information on a > John W. King, born circa 1817 in VA who married Elizabeth Shufflebarger, > daughter of Isaac and Elizabeth Burton Shufflebarger. I have some info, > although unproven, that claims John W. to be the son of John and > Margaret Anderson King, orginially from Montgomery Co., VA. Other Kings > I believe to be siblings of John W. are Drucilla (mar. Joseph Butler), > Anderson (mar. Happy Vaughn and Elizabeth Ann Gallimore), Cynthia (mar. > Archer Hathaway), and Alexander Nelson (mar. Permelia Shufflebarger). I > have quite a bit of info on the Anderson family of Montgomery/Pulaski > Co., VA, many of whom (including Margaret Anderson King) migrated to > Pope Co., IL. If this is the John W. King you are researching, let me > know. I can send you more detailed info privately, or post it to this > discussion group. I admit that quite a lot of the info I have on the > Pope Co. Andersons is based on circumstantial evidence. While I believe > my logic in evaluating this evidence to be sound, I would like to find > more positive proof of my conclusions. Perhaps we can get a discussion > going on this list, if no one objects, to sort through the data and pool > opinions, and perhaps arrive at some answers. Just a suggestion. Let > me know! > > Mark > > The Browns wrote: > > > > Ok neighbors, we talked to Wanda Rankin. We're all about in the same > > place. We're stuck on John W. King, James W. Robbs, and J. Green Lands. > > Anyone have any suggestions? > > Sharon