Seeking more info on ancestors of Sarah James below. Sarah James b 22 Dec 1743 to 1748 no further info. Married Samuel Bartholomew Miles b abt 1740 d 11 March 1811. One known child was Hannah Miles b 19 March 1762, Baltimore MD d after 1864 Jefferson Co IN at age 102. m. 19 Aug 1785 in Botecourt Co VA to Thomas Prothero, b 1760 VA d March 1818 Shelby Co KY. Nine children to this marriage. Thanks Virginia WINN Parker

Thanks; so much for your responce and work. I have already joined the Root=Web. sent 50.00 . to get started I am so pleased, to be a member. an excited learning about family history. my Gidion James is in S.C. 1790 Cheraw Dist.Chesterfield co. then in 1831 he is in Ky.union co.tradewater,area with 100 acres... thanks Bill James. Luvv Ya, James Gang!!!!

Is there anyone researching these families? can anyone add to this,? know Margrate's maiden name? Thanks Ruby This comes from Family records & cencus records Soloman James was born 1815 in Horry Co. S.C.he mr. Margrate ? children of Soloman James & Margrate are: John James b. abt. 1837 Elizabeth b. abt. 1839 Sarah b. abt. 1840 Helen b. abt 1842 Goodman James b. March 15, 1845 in Horry Co. S.C.D. July 20,1900 in Horry Co. Soloman Jr. b.abt. 1846 Colin b. abt.1848 Irvin b. abt.1849 James T. b. abt. 1849 -50 Gen. # 2 Goodman James b.3-5-1845, in Horry Co. S.C. mr. (1) Ann R. Hughes, daughter of Larkin F. Hughes, & Ann B. McCrakin, He mr. (2) Annie Gladgow. Children of Goodman & Ann B. are: Ella Jessie James b. sept 20, 1874, in Horry Co. S.C. d. Jan. 12, 1968, in Dillon S.C. William L.James b. 1876 Joeseph E. James b.1877 Soloman H. James b. 1879 children of Goodman James & Annie Glasgow are: Avie James - mr. Wille Flowers Fannie James- mr. William Hucks Ellen James- mr. Raliegh Hanna Gen. # 3 Ella Jessie James b. Sept. 20, 1874 mr. James Walker Hodges, in Horry Co. S.C.children of Ella James & James W. Hodges are: Jennie Marie Hodges b. Feb 24, 1904 mr. Julius Edwards, d. Feb.04, 1981 in Harford Co. Md. Sallie Ella Hodges b. July 19, 1907 mr. Joseph Howell Jessie Boyce Hodges b. Sept. 02, 1913, mr. Daniel Stanton Boyd Hodges died at abt, 3 yrs old. First 2 children of James Walker Hodges &Ella Jessie James, Hobson & Ronnie died as infants. some notes on ; Goodman JAMES, was in tthe confedrate Army, Jan. 1862 to June 1865, was a prisoner of war, held at Point Look Out, Md. March 25, 1865 to June 1865 was in Battle Crater, near Petersburg Va.

http://columbian.com/news/obits.html Mable V. James Vancouver A funeral will begin at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Vancouver Funeral Chapel for Mable V. James, 86, who died Saturday, Jan. 2, 1999, in Camas. Mrs. James, a homemaker, was born May 5, 1912, in Oliver County, N.D. Her maiden name was Gaub. She lived in Clark County WA since 1956. Her husband, David M. James Sr., died in 1972. Survivors include three daughters, Dorothy Benningfield of Benton City, Wash., Esther Lanning of Tumwater, Wash., and Sharon Clapp of Camas; two sons, Victor Bent of Elk, Wash., and David James of Spokane; two sisters, Helen Barnes and Adeline Hall, both of Yakima; one brother, John Gaub of Yakima; and numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Mrs.James, who enjoyed children-oriented activities, taught Sunday school at Meade Avenue Church and worked part time at the Sha-Ter Day Care. The casket will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday and 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Burial will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland, OR. Memorial contributions may be made to Doernbecher Children's Hospital, 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road, Portland, OR 97201.

Hello, I have the following James' living in Pa in that time frame of 1817. Thomas W. James m Hannah Smith David M. James Thomas Smith James b 1818 m Sarah Devine Lewis M James b 1822 Abijah Smith James b 1824 m Sarah B Marshal Abigail James b 1825 Mary L James b 1826 Emeliine M. James b 1829 Theodore C. James b 1835 Caroline James b 1840 All the above were in Susquehanna County PA or surrounding area. If this is promising I can be more specific. Dick James [email protected] Decatur, AL -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, January 09, 1999 8:59 AM Subject: [JAMES-L] James Connections in PA >Hello List!! > >I am interested in information about all males born in PA in the late >1700's (1750- 1800). I am sorry that I can't limit it to just a >region. I am trying to connect by "brick-wall" relative to his father >who was born in PA (and mother born in MD) according to the 1850 >Nebraska, Merrick County, Clarksville Township. > >His son is Joshua JAMES and he was born in Maryland on 13 Oct 1811. I >don't have any information that would be able to tie him to anything in >the East. Joshua JAMES marrried a Kathryn BROWN born 12 Mar 1820 who >was also born in Maryland. > >His daughter, Catherine Amanda JAMES was born in Havre de Grace, >Maryland on 23, Dec 1863. At the age of three (1866) she moved with her >parents to Fort Wayne, Indiana. When she was 14 years old (1877) they >moved by Wagon to Nebraska locating near Clarks (according to her >obituary). They ran the Grist Mill in Silver Creek, Nebraska. I don't >know if this profession would tie into another family that would be >familiar with grist mills or have family as grist mill owners/operators. > >I would be really appreciative to any response to anybody about any >relative that they have in the same time period in PA. I have read some >information lately on the List and have sent messages to some people off >and on the list. I don't always receive a response which is somewhat >disappointing. > >Thanks in advance for any information. > >Sincerely, > >Megan Ferris >Lincoln, NE > >______________________________

Hope there are some new researchers on this line! Still looking for the parents of: > >JACOB JAMES b NC ca 1791 d 3 Feb 1860 in Bollinger Co. MO > married twice >Buried in the James' farm cemetery which was called Little Home Cemetery (8 graves) and located on "county road VV about two miles from junction" This cemetery is not noted in the book on Bollinger Co Cemeteries printed in 1995. The old James Cemetery (about 25 graves with no legible markings is mentioned. > > m 1st Sarah CATHERINE YOUNT b ca 1796 NC died ca 1834-36 Bollinger > County Missouri. Buried with field stone on the old > James farm in Bollinger Co., MO >(My mother was in touch with Edith Huggins, author of YOUNT genealogy in NC, who lists a mistake on page 77 which gives Catherine's husband as Jacob "Thomas". Catherine was the daughter of JACOB YOUNT and AMARILLIS KILLIAN.) The date of Catherine's death is determined by the last child born ca 1834 and Jacobs remarriage 1837. > > Children of JACOB JAMES and CATHERINE YOUNT > George W b 1818 Scopus MO > Ransom L b 1821 Cape Co. > David b 1822 Scopus > William b 1827 > AMANDA SAMIRA CATHERINE b Aug 27 1829 d Feb 19, 1878 Bollinger Co MO > Sarah b 1834 >(all of the above dates EXCEPT Amanda are ca from notes) > >Children of JACOB JAMES and Nancy Bridges/Bridger--and another >spelling on the marrigae license) > Catherine b 1838 > John b 1842 > Thomas b 1844 > James Polk b 1847 > Serina G b ca 1860 > >AMANDA SAMIRA JAMES married JOHN BOLLINGER 20 June 1847 Bollinger Co., MO >This is my line and I have all the children and descendants of Direct line and some of the indirect. Will share and all documented.> >Judy Bowman >

Hello List!! I am interested in information about all males born in PA in the late 1700's (1750- 1800). I am sorry that I can't limit it to just a region. I am trying to connect by "brick-wall" relative to his father who was born in PA (and mother born in MD) according to the 1850 Nebraska, Merrick County, Clarksville Township. His son is Joshua JAMES and he was born in Maryland on 13 Oct 1811. I don't have any information that would be able to tie him to anything in the East. Joshua JAMES marrried a Kathryn BROWN born 12 Mar 1820 who was also born in Maryland. His daughter, Catherine Amanda JAMES was born in Havre de Grace, Maryland on 23, Dec 1863. At the age of three (1866) she moved with her parents to Fort Wayne, Indiana. When she was 14 years old (1877) they moved by Wagon to Nebraska locating near Clarks (according to her obituary). They ran the Grist Mill in Silver Creek, Nebraska. I don't know if this profession would tie into another family that would be familiar with grist mills or have family as grist mill owners/operators. I would be really appreciative to any response to anybody about any relative that they have in the same time period in PA. I have read some information lately on the List and have sent messages to some people off and on the list. I don't always receive a response which is somewhat disappointing. Thanks in advance for any information. Sincerely, Megan Ferris Lincoln, NE

I am searching for anyone related to this line. We have common ancestors and may be able to assist each other. John James (died 1800 Richmond Co NC) married #1 Rosanna Martin John James (d 1794) of Charlotte Co VA and Richmond Co NC m Mary Pierce John James 1773-1853 of Richmond Co NC m Mary Snead, d/o Hendley Snead Henley James 1817-1886 moved to near Marion, Indiana, married 1840 Sarah Holman, d/o Joseph Holman of Richmond Co NC and Wayne CO IN David Snead James1843-1890 of Marion, Grant Co IN married Weimer Hays 1866 issue: Charles S James b Union Grove, Grant Co IN May 19, 1867, married May 21, 1893 Laura F Stevenson Mary Snead James 1868-1890 Harvey Holman James b 1870 mLena Sloderbeck George Nickum James1872-1930 Rosella James b 1874 m Chas Troyer John Ambrose James b 1879 m Nellie Laverton Joseph Holman James b 1883 m Mamie Clousen

I am researching the family of: Demarious James b.c1833 South Carolina d.4/11/1880 in TN m.William H. Gentry before 1853 in SC The family moved to TN by 1868. They were living in Spartansburg, SC in 1860. Thanks, Jeanne Richardson Baldwin ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

In a message dated 1/9/99 4:30:30 AM Pacific Standard Time, JAMES-D- [email protected] writes: << virginia >>

Hi I am looking for the family of Charles James and Ann Staples James. Their Children are as follows. 1. Ann baptized Jan 30 1825 St George Holborn London. Don't know whom she married or when she died. 2. Charles born Sept 7 1826 baptized Oct 8 1826 St George Holborn London. He married Emily Jane ? She died shortly after child birth Aug 24 1865 and is buried in the Nunhead Cemetry. the childs name was Charles Brickwood James Who died ? 1907 and is also buried in Nunhead Cemetery Charles remarried to a Harriet Jane ? and had another child named Edward Harold or Trevelyn Harold born Oct 25 1874 Melbourne Sq Lambeth London 3. Margaretta Charlotte baptized Jul 26, 1829 St George Holborn London Died Sept 7 1833 Buried ?? 4. William Staples born sept 12 1831 baptized Oct 23 1831 St George Holborn London Don't have any other info on him. 5. Margritta Emily Savage born Mar 2 1834 baptized Apr 27 1834 St George Holborn London. Don't have any other info on her. 6. Frederick Barrett born May 12 1836 baptized Jun 12 1836 St George Holborn London. Don't have any other info on him. 7. George Walter born July 6 1836 baptized Aug 19 1838 Holborn London Married Margaret Simpson Hatton apr 2 1862 london came to Canada 1870. Have all the info on this one and would gladly share what I have. Don't know if Charles and Ann had any other Children after the birth of George. If any one has info on any of these family please contact me Deb James [email protected]

To Thurston and all, Thanks to all the great replies I got in response my query on Frank and Jesse JAMES in the WBtS. This list is as great as the CAGLE list I am on. Some of the other lists... well, let's not mention any names! :) The William JAMES I was asking about was William A JAMES, sorry I left the middle initial out. ( Don't think William Weyth James will be the right one) Through family correspondence William A. was said to be a cousin to Calvin JAMES and his sister, my gg-grandmother, Annn Julia "Juley" JAMES. As I have been sorting through much new material (Thanks Mom!) I have been trying to get unanswered questions answered. I have already been enlightened and made a connection on the list to Jean. Wish all of my family lines produced such results. I do know my JAMES were in GA and Juley later moved to Al with her husband, Robert W GRANGER. I have Calvin and Juley on an 1850 Meriwether Co GA census. Now, does anyone know Hampton JAMES on the same 1850 census in the household of Nancy, Calvin and Juley ? Thanks, virginia [email protected] thurston wrote: > Virginia wrote: > > > > Does anyone know the Confederate unit that Frank and Jesse JAMES served > > in? > > I don't know that Frank was ever a uniformed member ot the Confererate > Army. On May 4 1861, Frank was 18 years old and became a Private in the > Home Guard of Clay County. This was a local County unit. > > He was under the command of General Sterling Price, and fought at the > Battle of Wilson's Creek. > > In 1862, Frank was captured, took an 'oath of loyalty', swearing to > never again take up arms against the Union, and was 'paroled'. > Frank then joined the guerrilla forces of Quantrill -- probably the > winter of 1862. And fought with this band till the end of the war. > > Jesse was too young to be accepted, and was never a ligitimate member of > the Confederate Army. Quantrill would not accept him either because of > his age. But, 'Bloody' Bill Anderson was not so particular. Jesse, 17 > years of age joined this guerrilla band in 1864. > > Source: Jesse James was his Name by William Settle Jr. - 1966 > > "William Weyth James claimed to be a cousin of Jesse and Frank James of > Kerney Missouri. He was born in lower Mississippi in 1848 and remained > there till he was 12 when he was sent to live with relatives and attend > school near Independence Missouri." "In July of 1862 he joined > Quantrill at Independence." After the war he stated he became a member > of the Jesse James Gang". > > Source: Kansas City Star July 9, 1920 > Does this sound like your man? I have a little more information on him > if it sounds right. > > Thurston James

I am searching for the ancestors of Jane Jameson. The only information I have is that she married Evan McBrier on 8/24/1874 in Copiah Co, Ms. One of their children was Lottie McBrier (1876-1940). Lottie married Henry Madison Thedford on 9/4/1890 and they lived in Clariborne Co, Ms near Hermanville, Ms. If you have any information on this line of Jameson's, I would be most interested to hear from you. Steve Smith Baton Rouge, La [email protected]

I am searching for ancestors and descendants of Martha James (1806-1830). Information I have on her is that she may have been Choctaw Indian. Her father may have been one of the Choctaw Indian Chief's that signed the "Dancing Rabbit Treaty". Martha was over 18 at the time of her marriage and was born no later than 1806. Martha married James Scott on 12/25/1824 in Clariborne Co, Ms. Martha's children were Robert and Elizabeth Scott. Martha died between 1830 and 1835. Elizabeth later married George W. Goza in Copiah Co, Ms in 1855. If you have any information on Martha, I would be most interested to hear from you. Steve Smith Baton Rouge, La [email protected]

They are not my family so I don't have a lot of information but I happen to have a transcription of the will of Francis James from the King George Co, VA will book A-1 dated Oct 24, 1717, in which he bequethed land to his son Sherwood James. V33 of the Virginia Historical Magazine also has about a one page discussion of the James, Sherwood and Taliaferro families. In part it states "Francis James died in King George Co in 1721, leaving a widow, Margaret, two sons, Francis and Sherwood, and a daughter Jane. In his will, written Oct 24 1717, he names his sister-in-law Martha Marshall. There is some evidence that this Martha Marshall was the widow of Thomas Marshall, the great grandfather of the Chief Justice; and the late Henry Strother stated that the wife of Thomas Marshall was Martha Sherwood. Indications would point, then, to the wife of Francis James having been Margaret Sherwood." There is more, if you have not seen this and are interested. Dennis In a message dated 1/8/99 2:32:48 PM Pacific Standard Time, JAMES-D- [email protected] writes: << Wondering if anybody looks familiar to anyone. Would love any information, corrections etc. Sherwood James Sr. was born ca 1702 in King George County, Virginia. He married Ann Taliaferro. His parents are believed to be Francis James and Mary Sherwood. Sherwood James Jr. was born ca 1720 in Virginia, and died ca 1784 in Craven County, South Carolina. He married Martha Holliday daughter of Daniel Holliday. Sherwood migrated to SC with his father, Sherwood Sr. and mother, Anne Taliaferro, in 1752. >>

HELP...... Wondering if anybody looks familiar to anyone. Would love any information, corrections etc. Sherwood James Sr. was born ca 1702 in King George County, Virginia. He married Ann Taliaferro. His parents are believed to be Francis James and Mary Sherwood. Sherwood James Jr. was born ca 1720 in Virginia, and died ca 1784 in Craven County, South Carolina. He married Martha Holliday daughter of Daniel Holliday. Sherwood migrated to SC with his father, Sherwood Sr. and mother, Anne Taliaferro, in 1752. Child of Sherwood James Jr. and Martha Holiday is: Mary Jane James was born ca 1748, and died ca 1793. She married Hugh (Rees) Reese ca 1765, son of Hugh Rees and Sarah. -- Thank You, Larry Golden 16126 Ladino Run Cypress, TX 77429 Gladly share information concerning following surnames and locations.. ARMSTRONG, Clermont County, Ohio - around 1815 BEDFORD, Southhold, Long Island, New York - 1740-1760 BURKHALTER, anywhere - anytime CARTER, Surry County, Virginia - 1630-1680 CONNER, Georgia in 1820's, Alabama in 1830's and 1840's COOK, Northern Texas and Oklahoma - 1880's and 1890's CRAFFORD, Surry & Southampton Counties, Va - 1680-1705 EMERY, Surry County, Virginia - 1780-1805 EVANS, Wales to 1684, Pennsylvania until 1730's, then Va GEORGE, Georgia before 1840, Alabama 1840's, Texas 1850 on GILBERT, Maryland - 1670-1690 GOLDEN, South Carolina 1750-1770's, Georgia 1770-1830"s HARBUCK, Warren County, Georgia - 1770-1823 HOWARD, N & S Carolina, 1750-1780's JOHNSON, Hartwell was his name - anytime - anyplace KNIGHT, North Carolina 1740-1780's, Tennessee 1780-1820's LANE, Maryland, 1750-1780's LIVERMORE, Missouri and Texas - 1860's and 1870's MARTIN, Virginia - 1730-1760 MATTHEWS, Southampton County, Virginia - 1700-1750 MILLIDGE, Georgia - 1720-1760 MURPHEY, Georgia - 1780-1820's NEWSOME, VA 1635-1752, SC 1756-1773, Georgia 1773 on PERRYMAN (NC, TN & MO), REESE, Maryland, 1690-1710's REESE, Va or S Carolina - 1750-1770's, Georgia 1770-1820's REEVE(S) Massachusetts - 1638-1670's REEVE(S) Southampton and Southhold, LI, NY 1670-1750's ROWE, Massachusetts - 1640's SCOTT, Virginia 1670-1680's SHEPPARD, Virginia - 1624-1670's SIMPSON, Maryland 1680-1750's, North Carolina 1760-1800's SLY, Virginia 1770's-1800, Ohio 1800-1870's SMITH, New Jersey 1690-1780's, Ohio 1790-1860's SPENCER, Virginia - 1608-1640's STIDHAM, Alabama in 1840, Texas by 1850 TRACY, Maryland - 1720-1760's WALTERS, Virginia, Ohio or Pennsylvania - anytime WELLS Southhold, Long Island, New York - 1690-1720's WELLS, Maryland - 1790's, Virginia - 1810's WILLIAMS, Virginia - 1770-1780's WOOD, Tennessee - 1810-1830

Virginia wrote: > > Does anyone know the Confederate unit that Frank and Jesse JAMES served > in? I don't know that Frank was ever a uniformed member ot the Confererate Army. On May 4 1861, Frank was 18 years old and became a Private in the Home Guard of Clay County. This was a local County unit. He was under the command of General Sterling Price, and fought at the Battle of Wilson's Creek. In 1862, Frank was captured, took an 'oath of loyalty', swearing to never again take up arms against the Union, and was 'paroled'. Frank then joined the guerrilla forces of Quantrill -- probably the winter of 1862. And fought with this band till the end of the war. Jesse was too young to be accepted, and was never a ligitimate member of the Confederate Army. Quantrill would not accept him either because of his age. But, 'Bloody' Bill Anderson was not so particular. Jesse, 17 years of age joined this guerrilla band in 1864. Source: Jesse James was his Name by William Settle Jr. - 1966 "William Weyth James claimed to be a cousin of Jesse and Frank James of Kerney Missouri. He was born in lower Mississippi in 1848 and remained there till he was 12 when he was sent to live with relatives and attend school near Independence Missouri." "In July of 1862 he joined Quantrill at Independence." After the war he stated he became a member of the Jesse James Gang". Source: Kansas City Star July 9, 1920 Does this sound like your man? I have a little more information on him if it sounds right. Thurston James

There was a very young William Cyrus James, Waverly, Lafayette, MO that rode with Anderson. William (WC) was my gg-uncle. Take care, Yvonne in Burke, VA Vive la USGenWeb Project! **************************

Hi listers - I have John Thomas JAMES b. ca 1746 in Fauquier Co., VA, d. ca 1801, m. 28 Jun 1785 to Elizabeth WRIGHT b. in Fauquier Co., VA, d. 28 Feb 1828. Would any of you happen to know Elizabeth's birth date and the name(s) of her parents? Thanks in advance and warm regards, Dick -- :-) Dick & Jan Overgard [email protected] (540)347-2954

In a message dated 1/8/99 1:28:44 AM EST, [email protected] writes: << Does anyone know the Confederate unit that Frank and Jesse JAMES served in? Was there a William JAMES that served in the same unit? Thanks Virginia [email protected] >> There was a William H. James from Winston Co., AL who served in the 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment, Volunteers, USA There were approximately 30 men from Winston Co., AL who went north to fight for the Union. After the war he returned to Winston Co., and filed a claim against the U.S. government for damages caused to his property during the war. Could this be the one you are looking for? Bryce C. Ruth, Jr. P. O. Box 68 White House, TN 37188 615-672-3107 [email protected]