-=| JAMES |=- Looking for information on Thomas JAMES. He was born about 1725 and died in 1790 Northumberland Co., VA. Wife's name was Elizabeth BAYSE. Children were: Elizabeth m. Matthias MARSH William B m. Elizabeth DULING Harrison went AWOL to TN and changed name to James Harrison Nancy m. ??? WELCH Dorcus m. Samuel BONIFIELD Rodham m. Huelda MARSH Mary Waters Jeduthan m. Frances JEFFRIES Martha m. Lewis VANDIVER Catherine Thomas m. Betsy DEGGES or DAVIS Isaac Many of these children went to Hampshire Co., VA. Need parents of Thomas and any other information about children. John A Duling 47 So. Golfwood Pueblo West, CO 81007

Looking for information/descendants of Lyda Opal JAMES, b. April 1894 Wayside, (Montgomery Co.), KS and her sister Katie Pearl JAMES, b. Oct 1896 Wayside, (Montgomery Co.), KS. They were the daughters of Harvey Kiah JAMES (a school teacher), b. 11 Sep 1858, d. 1944 and Lyda (Elizabeth?) B. KELLY, b. 1 Jan 1863, d. 1939; they were also sisters of my grandmother, Martha Ruby JAMES GORDON, b. 11 Oct 1898 KS, d. 4 Jan 1992 CA. Would like very much to find cousins descended from these two! Thank you! Julia Gordon Conkey Washington State Researching surnames: BALLARD, BLOOD, BROOKHART, CONKEY, GORDON, HOPKINS, JAMES, MORRIS, NELSON, OWENS, SOUTHMAYD, SPEER, THOMPSON, WILLIAMS, WRIGHT

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Select location from a map or enter a >>place >>name) >>-------------------- >> >>GENERAL REFERENCE SITE - ALL IN ONE >>http://www.refdesk.com/facts.html >> · Atlas & Maps >> · Beginner's Guides >> · Bios & Who's Who >> · Databases >> · Dictionaries >> · Electronic Texts >> · Encyclopedias >> · Genealogy >> · Government >> · Grammar & Style >> · History >> · Internet Resources >> · Law >> · Libraries >> · Miscellaneous >> · Phone Book >> · Population >> · Postal >> · Science >> · Thesaurus >> · Time & Date >> · Weights & Measures >> · World Religions >> · WWW Virtual Library >> -------------------- >>VITAL RECORDS: >>http://www.cdc.gov/nchswww/howto/w2w/w2welcom.htm (center for >>health >>stats) >>http://www.medaccess.com/address/vital_toc.htm (where to write) >>http://www.inlink.com/~nomi/vitalrec/ (Naomi's list) >>http://www.census-online.com/links/index.html#top (online census >>materials) >>http://www.doitnow.com/~moravia/census.html (alternate, census >>online) 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The following is an excerpt taken from the,"Clarke County Historical Society Quarterly" Vol 6, No.3 - Winter 1982 THE CASE OF THE MISSING KIMBELL CHILD REVISITED "Every Clarke County, AL history buff knows the story of the Kimbell-James Massacre and of the loss of the young Kimbell child. The name of the young boy and what happened to him on that fateful day in 1813 has always been a mystery. The following letter to President Louis Finlay, quoted in part, concerns the case.......... ......."My Great-great grandfather was JOHN CALHOUN KIMBERL. He was married in Monroe County in 1848 to Sarah Jane Nettles. He was supposedly 37 at the time. The story handed down thru our family was that he was one of two survivors of the 1813 massacre and was about 2 years old at the time. He was raised by a family we do not know, but this accounted for the spelling of the name. My grandmother died when I was rather young, but her older sister remembered well his telling of how he had been told of his survival. I have just started research on our family tree and have come across Isham Kimbell and his recollections of the massacre. He does not mention a younger brother, but the history, "The Kimbell-Rivers-Woodson House" tells of his carrying his baby brother thru the woods and falling down near the creek and not being able to locate him. Would you venture an opinion if this could have, in fact, been my grandfather and would you know of any way I could corroborate this story? Mrs. Jeanett Hurst Mr. Finlay replied to Mrs Hurst that Mrs. E.R. McDonald had talked with Mr. Clifton James of Whatley, a descendant of Abner James, who said James and his family moved to Monroe County, AL after the massacre. They ventured that the Kimbell child could have been found and moved with the James family." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------- Now to the present....Anyone who might could shed some light on this interesting problem is urged to contact me...it would be something if the mystery could be solved after 185 years... Thank you, Mary Ann Bell [email protected]

Does anyone have any information concerning John and Sally James of Brunswick Co., Va. They had a daughter named Sally who married Peter R. Foster in Brunswick Co. on 2-22-1803. I am particularly interested in determining if John and Sally James had another daughter named Nancy, who married Peter R. Foster's brother, Samuel. Any information will be appreciated. Bob Jones

<A HREF="http://genweb.net/~jryearwood/">Family History Yearwood and Marion </A> http://genweb.net/~jryearwood/ <A HREF="http://genweb.net/~jryearwood/idxj.htm">Genealogy Index for surnames beginning with J</A> http://genweb.net/~jryearwood/idxj.htm James, King (ABT. 1628-WFT Est. 1649-1718) James, Bill (--living--) James, Catherine Louise (21 JUN 1904-28 MAY 1970) James, Cole William (--living--) James, Darrel Gene (--living--) James, Elizabeth (--living--) James, Garrett (-) James, Haley Elizabeth (Private-) James, Heather Renae (Private-) James, Holly Ann (--living--) James, Jack Alan (9 DEC 1930-28 MAY 1993) James, James Evan (1859-1939) James, Jerry (-) James, John Alvin (--living--) James, John T. (31 JAN 1889-20 NOV 1956) James, John Thomas (-) James, Judith (-) James, Kermit (--living--) James, Larry Gene (--living--) James, Lillian (1872-1944) James, Lucky (-) James, Mary (-) James, Mary Ann (WFT Est. 1815-1837-WFT Est. 1858-1926) James, Omar (--living--) James, Pauline (13 JAN 1922-28 JAN 1981) James, Phillip (-) James, Randy (-) James, Raymond Scott (--living--) James, Todd (-) James, Wilma Jean (--living--) James, Wonetta (-) Jameson, Anna (WFT Est. 1842-1861-18 OCT 1878) Jameson, Benoni (-) Jameson, David (-) Jameson, Ella (WFT Est. 1861-1890-WFT Est. 1913-1976) Jameson, John (-) Jameson, Nancy (-) Jameson, Patty (-) Jameson, Rebecca (-) Jameson, Samuel (-) Jameson, Susannah (-) Jamieson, Unknown (WFT Est. 1743-1766-WFT Est. 1789-1855) Jamison, Elizabeth (20 DEC 1815-12 APR 1880) Jamison, Emmy (WFT Est. 1883-1903-WFT Est. 1908-1987) Jamison, Mary (1758-

Hi James Cousins!! I found a new one in IL, Jeff Menz, he is the great great grandson of Sylvanus JAMES, oldest son of Joseph Lee James and Martha A. SHELTON JAMES! He sent me his family sheets with a lot of data I didn't have and I also found some more info from 1880 and 1900 census, marriage and burial records, thanks to people on census list and KS-KIN list! Thank you all! Joseph Lee JAMES, b. 7 Mar 1827, d. 2 Jul 1916 m. 23 Dec 1850 Martha A. SHELTON, b. 9 Jun 1831, d.25 Oct 1892 (They are buried in Harrisonville Cemetery, Montgomery County, KS - with them is Martha's mother, Elizabeth ?? SHELTON, b. 3 Oct 1804, d. 19 Jan 1882) Joseph and Martha's children: 1 - Paulina A., b. 1 Oct 1851, d. 6 Dec 1858 2 - Sylvanus A., b. 17 Jan 1853, d. 6 Sep 1908 m. 7 Apr 1878, Melissa Mary WEBSTER, b. 30 May 1858, d. 30 Sep 1942 3 - Mary (Maggie) M., b. 18 Mar 1855, d. 1944 m. 13 Nov 1873, John B. SEWELL, b. 1854, d. 1933 4 - Diogenes (Nurge/Eugene) S., b. 4 Feb 1857, d. (?) m. 24 Dec 1876 Martha M. HALL, b. 1858, d. (?) 5 - Harvey Kiah, b. 11 Sep 1858, d. 1944 m. 1 Sep 1877 Lyda (Eliza) B. KELLY, b. 1 Jan 1863, d. 1939 (they are also buried at Harrisonville Cem) 6 - Aurora E., b. 8 Jul 1860, d. 1931 m. 18 May 1876 Wm Cooper SEWELL, b. 1854, d. 1934 7 - Sally O., b. 17 Apr 1862, d. (?) m. 29 Aug 1878 Adoniram Judson PUCKETTE, b. 1850, d. (?) 8 - Laura, b. 21 Apr 1864, d. (?) m. (?) John FINLEY, b. (?), d. (?) 9 - Joseph B., b. 26 Mar 1866, d. (?) m. (?) Ella BELL, b. (?), d. (?) 10 - Martha (Dora) Adora, b. 18 Jun 1868, d. (?) m. (?) Walter/Walton HUDSON, b. 1863, d. 1941 (yr of death for Dora is missing/illegible) 11 - Moriah Alice, b. 26 Jan 1870, d. (?) m. (?) Carey ROBARDS/ROBERTS, b. (?), d. (?) (my family remembers it as ROBARDS, Jeff's data indicates ROBERTS) My great grandfather was Harvey Kiah JAMES, a school teacher who married Lyda/Eliza (Elizabeth?) B. KELLY. Based on 1900 census, which asks how many children born (5) and how many children living (3), I found: 1 - Joseph Kelly JAMES, b. (?) - died young 2 - Parker Lee JAMES, b. (?) - died young 3 - Lyda Opal JAMES, b. - Apr 1894, d. (?), m. (?) 4 - Katie Pearl JAMES, b. - Oct 1896, d. (?), m. (?) 5 - Martha Ruby JAMES, b. 11 Oct 1898, d. 4 Jan 1992 m. 1916-1917 Darrell B. GORDON Aurora and Cooper SEWELL lost a 9 year old daughter and an 11 year old son in Oct 1888 (poss. influenza epidemic) and a 10 mo old son in Feb 1885 - unknown if they had any other children. If there are any more JAMES cousins out there, I would really love to hear from you! Thanks again to all! Julia Gordon Conkey Washington State

My GGGF James James has an unknown birth and death date and place. However, in 1838 he married in Southampton County, VA Sarah "Sally" M. Harrison b 1821. In the 1840 census for that county there is a James James residence containing numerous males but only two females, one a child and the other in the age grouping that would include Sarah. If this is my James James family, it is the only record I know of that James and Sarah lived together. The 1850 census shows Sarah living with her mother Catherine C.Harrison b 1800 VA along with Sarah's siblings and three of her four children(all males). The fourth son was my GGF James Edwin James b ca1845. Neither my GGF nor Sarah's husband James James is anywhere to be found. The people in that household(Catherine C. Harrison,apparently a widow, as head)included: Catherine C. Harrison b 1800 VA Sarah M. James b 1821 VA Allen J. Harrison b 1823 VA Hannah A. Harrison b 1825 VA Andrew J. Harrison b 1828 VA Elizabeth H. Harrison b 1832 VA Benfon F. Harrison (M) b 1836 VA Nathaniel T. James b 1840 VA(killed at Antietam) Allen B. James b 1843 VA(actually his name was Benjamin Allen James and was called "Allen") Joshua Cummins James b 1846 NC( the only one b outside VA) If there is anyone out there in genealogy land who knows of these people, Jameses or Harrisons or both, all information will be gratefully accepted. Boice Burns Houston, TX

JAMES, Thomas Thomas JAMES was born c1750 in New Hanover Co., NC. He died after 1793 in Duplin Co., NC. He married Elizabeth Hinton Rand, 14 Jan 1783. She was born c1762 in Wake Co., NC and died after 1817 in Duplin Co. NC Children:1. Grizelle, died unmarried 2. Alice b. 18 Apr 1786 md. William Robert Middleton 3. Mary (1st wife) b 9 Mar 1788 md. Daniel Love Kenan 4. Elizabeth (2nd wife) b. 14 Feb 1796 md. Daniel Love Kenan 5. Temperana md. Dr. J. N. Nixon SERVICE: Thomas James was a Private in Captain Thomas Armstrong’s Company, 2nd NC Battalion commanded by Col. John Patten and appears on the Muster Roll of the American Revolution in January and February 1778. SOURCE: Colonial and State Records , NC Vol. 5, pp 164, 165 The Kenan Family by Alvaretta Kenan Register, 1967, p. 241 Submitted by: Barbara A. Shore [email protected]

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Indiana State Library Genealogy Division James Indiana Marriages Through 1850 There are 366 matching records. Displaying matches 1 through 100. <A HREF="http://www.statelib.lib.in.us/tango/marriage/h-i-j- k.qry?function=search&start=1">Search</A> http://www.statelib.lib.in.us/tango/marriage/h-i-j- k.qry?function=search&start=1

Hi Folks, I am lost I believe in trying to find who sent me this information on my William JAMES. But if someone can help me I would sure be very thankful. They showed John M born 1775 VA, Nancy Ann b. 24 Feb 1777 VA, William b. 27 Apr 1782 VA, Robert Thomas b. 14 Dec 1783 VA, and Henry b. 1787 VA. What I am trying to due is connect my William born about the same time 1781/1782 in VA., died about 1873 in OK., Cherokee Nation. Just maybe this is his brother and sister. Even if who is the Father and mother of my William? I due have him on 1850 Census in GA. Can anybody please help me. Thanks, Terry

http://www.rootsweb.com/~okleflor/leflore.htm <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~okleflor/leflore.htm">LeFlore County Oklahoma Genealogy</A> JAMES Bason Deputy Sheriff 1884 Choctaw Nation Doug Barkley JAMES D.Deputy Sheriff 1882 Choctaw Nation Doug Barkley JAMES Silas W. Deputy Sheriff 1875 Choctaw Nation Doug Barkley

I am seeking information on MARY ANN JAMES, b 1805 KY, married before 1823 to JONATHON DINNING/DENNING, b 1801 TN. Would like to have any information concerning Mary Ann. She and her husband were in SIMPSON COUNTY, KY, in 1829 when their son DAVID JAMES DINNING was born. Other children were: MARTHA JANE, MARGARET ANN b @ 1823, and JAMES DAVID, b @ 1827. MARY ANN and JONATHON were in Coles County, Illinois by 1847 when their daughter MARGARET was married to JAMES N. MINOR. MARTHA JANE married JOHN POTTER in Coles COUNTY in 1850. The family is found on the 1860 census of Edgar COunty, Illinois. During the fall of 1969, Mary Ann and her family traveled by wagon to Nebraska. Winter forced them to lay over in Fremont County, Iowa, until the Spring thaw. By the 1880 Nebraska census, Mary Ann is listed as living with her son DAVID and a nephew JOHN POTTER. This is the last we hear of Mary Ann James Dinning. Her husband died between 1860 and 1880. We have nothing about her husband Jonathon after 1860. If any of this sounds familiar to anyone, PLEASE contact me. I will gladly share info. thanks in advance....Brenda Dinning Easterday _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

looking for anyone researching phillip james about 1870 crenshaw co al. also marvin f james later in same co. may be connection with boans, roches

My James family has been so hard to follow. I do know of these William Landon b.8/15/77 Winn Lamont b. 8/15/77 (twins) Alma (do not know birthdate, Hannah b 5/6/1864. Their father was supposed Landon or William L. James and his wife Mary. Winn & Will had some land either in lllinois or Iowa.Any help would be greatly appreciated. have a great day !!! From Sharon

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Hi Everyone, I am new to this list, so I thought I would post my line and see if anyone can connect. If you can add, correct, or guide please do so. Thank you. 1. A.C. James 2. James A. James b. Dec. 1865 ?GA or ?Ala + Minnie Bolonga Burdette 3. Burdette James b. 1895 3. Willie Dave James b. 1896 Ala d. 1979 Ala. + 1st. Mary Agnes Williams 4. Mary James 4. Suejette James 4. Sarah Louise James + Gary Sylvester Kennedy 4. Frances James 4. Betty Doris James 4. Bernice James + 2nd Augusta Harris 4. Jessie James + 3rd. Barbara Johnson 4. Barbara Ann James 4. David James My direct line comes from Sarah Louise James and Gary Sylvester Kennedy (my parents) Thank you Rosemary (Kennedy) Kinney [email protected]

Does anyone recognize these families? 1870 Henderson Co TN census #86 JAMES,* Tabitha 40 f w TN William 14 m w TN John 11 m w TN Ellen 9 f w TN Hiram 5 m w TN #87 Farmer JORDAN, Ethan S 22 m w TN Sarah 50 f w NC Needham 23 m w TN Tabitha 20 f w TN Sarah 20 f w TN Dovey 14 f w TN Martha 12 f w TN Virginia 9 f w TN *In the 1860 census this family was listed as follows: JAMES, Hiram I 40 m w TN Uletha A 37 f w TN W H 4 m w TN John E J 2 m w TN I know who the JORDAN family is, but I am trying to determine if there is a connection with the JAMES family. "Tabitha" is a very common name in my JORDAN line so I thought Tabitha JAMES might be connected since they are neighbors. Please contact me if you have any information or suggestions or clues. Thanks. Sandra JORDAN LEE in Illinois

James :::: Benjamin,Gideon,William,Robert C,John R,Miles B, an on ect... Love Ya James Gang!!!