To: Judy Bowman From: Michael Nelson Re; Jacob James ca1791 m1() CATHERINE YOUNT Sorry, Neither Jacob James nor Yount, only 1791 are: Thomas Taylor b(15 Oct 1791), Elizabeth Rogers b(1791), and Joseph James b(05 Feb 1791). Michael

Hi, I am trying to trace my James roots also. I have gone back to my great great grandad- Joseph James. He was listed in the 1850 Graves Co. KY cenus with wife Elizabeth Sublett and their children. I have no idea who his parents were. He was born about 1807 and information contained in there as being born in KY. He had the following children listed on that census as Sally age 15, would have been born 1835 Phoebe age 13 1837 Nancy 11 1839 Catherine 9 1841 Barbara 7 1843 Elizatheth 3 1847 John 11(twin??to Nancy??) 1839 Joseph 5 1845 on the 1860 census the children listed with Joseph and Elizabeth were Nancy 21 Miranda 20 Barbara 17 Josehp A. 15 farmer Elizabeth A. 13 Washington 4 ANY help would be greatly appreciated! On 14 Nov 98 at 2:20, [email protected] wrote: Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1998 10:46:13 +0000 From: "Michael D. Nelson" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: [JAMES-L] James Hezekiah 1862 Cousin Sarah Barnes has given us data which we would like to flesh out. Looking for descendants in this branch. We can go back to John James 1750 with ancestors. Michael Nelson, Fullerton CA 4. son 'kiah' Hezekiah James b(1862) m1() 'lillian' Lily Hudson b() 5. dau Eunice James b(1887) m1() James Ellis Cook b() d_div() 6. son Glen Cook b() 6. son Justice Cook b() 6. son Theron Cook b() 6. dau Hazel Cook b() d(young) 6. son Kermit R. Cook b() m() Udina Albin b(1920) m2() 'tom' Thomas Alva Albin b(1889) d(1963) 5. son Ernest James b(1890) m() 'lottie' Lydia Ellen Porter b() 6. son Hugo James b(ca1918) 6. dau Annabelle James b(ca1920) 6. son Porter James b() 6. son 'jim' Wilbert Powell James b(ca1919) m1() Lucille ? m2() Mildred Tipton m3() Frances Summers 7. dau Fanny Patty James 7. dau Lois May James 7. dau Sandra Sue James m() ? Vandygrift 8. dau Alanna Vandygrift 7. son Wilbert Powell James m1() Shirley ? m2() Margie ? 8. son Christopher James 8. son Rodney James 7. son Johnny Michael James 7. dau Brenda Carol James m() Jim Logue 6. son 'joe' Joseph James b() 6. dau Ernestine James b() 6. dau Lillian James b() m2() Mona Grundy b() Have a nice day :)

Frank JAMES, died in Sangamon Co, IL c 1910. Left widow Elizabeth (nee Boothby) and 2 children MaeBelle and Floyd. Anyone researching this family? I have hit a brick wall. Where was Frank from? When was he born? Who were his parents? Where is he buried? He was quite poor. Is there a cemetery index for Sangamon County?

To: References: 1 To: Anthony & Julie Kolb From: Michael Nelson Re: Joseph James b(ca1807) m() Elizabeth Sublett I came close, but no cig... wait a minute, I shouldn't use that phrase with Mr Clinton's spinoff so recent... close, but not a winner. Doesn't sound the same. In the John James 1750 family tree we maintain, we have: 2. son Joseph James b(05 Feb 1791) VA d(17 May 1866) Ohio Co KY m(03 Oct 1822) Elizabeth Rogers b(17 May 1809) d(07 Sep 1882) Ohio Co KY that's as close as I can get, but no Sublett surname at all. Michael

Cousin Sarah Barnes has given us data which we would like to flesh out. Looking for descendants in this branch. We can go back to John James 1750 with ancestors. Michael Nelson, Fullerton CA 4. son 'kiah' Hezekiah James b(1862) m1() 'lillian' Lily Hudson b() 5. dau Eunice James b(1887) m1() James Ellis Cook b() d_div() 6. son Glen Cook b() 6. son Justice Cook b() 6. son Theron Cook b() 6. dau Hazel Cook b() d(young) 6. son Kermit R. Cook b() m() Udina Albin b(1920) m2() 'tom' Thomas Alva Albin b(1889) d(1963) 5. son Ernest James b(1890) m() 'lottie' Lydia Ellen Porter b() 6. son Hugo James b(ca1918) 6. dau Annabelle James b(ca1920) 6. son Porter James b() 6. son 'jim' Wilbert Powell James b(ca1919) m1() Lucille ? m2() Mildred Tipton m3() Frances Summers 7. dau Fanny Patty James 7. dau Lois May James 7. dau Sandra Sue James m() ? Vandygrift 8. dau Alanna Vandygrift 7. son Wilbert Powell James m1() Shirley ? m2() Margie ? 8. son Christopher James 8. son Rodney James 7. son Johnny Michael James 7. dau Brenda Carol James m() Jim Logue 6. son 'joe' Joseph James b() 6. dau Ernestine James b() 6. dau Lillian James b() m2() Mona Grundy b()

Several people have sent me messages that they couldn't reach our page to view it. Here is another way to view it!! Go to www.uftree.com Select view family pages Click on the letter "T" Go to "The Kile and Smith families" by John and Marla Kile Read and gather any info that you may need!! Please contact us if you still have problems getting into it!!!! Thanks, John and Marla

Just wanted to let you know that I now have a copy of my family tree online through the Ultimate Family Tree program. The address is: www.uftree.com/UFT/WebPages/John_and_Marla_Kile/KILES/index.htm It has on it the list of all of the family names that we have been able to trace. Marla

: Forsyth County Marriages 1834-1850 Forsyth County, GA James Calinder Anderson James 08 Apr 1838 James Eliza Martin Zachariah 19 Jan 1845 James Emaly Owens John 29 Jun 1837 James Mahlon Henry Butler Lucinda 09 Dec 1847 James Malon Henry Butler Lucinda 07 Dec 1847 James Mary Ann Steagall Richard 23 Aug 1847 James Sherrod Lindsey Sarah 09 Nov 1838 : Forsyth County Marriages 1834-1850 Forsyth County, GA ====================================================== Walker County Marriages 1882-1920 Groom Index (J-L) Walker County, GA Certified copies of these marriage records are available for $4.00 from Walker County Probate Court Foye L. Johnson, Judge P.O. Box 436 LaFayette, Georgia 30728 706-638-2852 Be sure to include the book and page number when requesting your copy JAMES, Andy COOK, Loula 5 Nov 1891 1-317 JAMES, Charley JOHNSON, Maggie Lee 18 Aug 1907 3-402 JAMES, Clarence F. BEARD, Willow 27 Aug 1910 4-252 JAMES, Ed MARSHALL, Anna 2 Aug 1918 6-279 JAMES, Frank LONG, Maud 19 Jan 1918 6-176 JAMES, John A. BELL, Laura A. 17 Sep 1904 3-113 JAMES, John DONILSON, Georgia 13 Feb 1918 6-207 JAMES, Roy DANNIELS, Rube 19 Apr 1914 5-166 JAMES, Roy PRICE, Sarah 3 Mar 1918 6-194 JAMES, Stephen R. AVONS, Cecil 9 Feb 1916 5-384 JAMES, Thomas PARKER, Mandy 3 Aug 1891 1-331 JAMERSON, H. C. BEAN, Ella 12 Mar 1911 4-301

ELBERT COUNTY, GEORGIA MARRIAGES 1806-1809 James, Samuel and Ruth Hendon June 6, 1806 151 James, William and Elizabeth Henderson Jan. 11, 1829 221 ELBERT COUNTY, GEORGIA MARRIAGES 1836-1850 James, Isaac R. and Lucy E. Adams Dec. 12, 1850 276 James, Thomas E. and Katherine M. Adams Nov. 13, 1844 181 James, William E. and Martha Gaines Sept. 18, 1844 168

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I have just learned that the father of my Andrew Jackson James' father was Josiah JAMES mother was Olivia ? I don't have any dates yet but my Andrew was born 1854 in Louisa CO IA. Can anyone connect with these names. Thank's Jacklyn

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Father Denis Edward O'Brien, USMC One word sir!.......... AMEN Andy & Karen Wright Wilson [email protected]

On November 11, let us all remember our fallen. ---------- > From: Betty Briggs <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Remembrance > Date: Wednesday, November 04, 1998 4:42 PM > > We, the genealogists, search through records, tramp through graveyards, > always seeking. We remember. This is in honor of some of those we > remember, both near and distant in time, especially my Ohio Valley > sailor. > If it angers you, please flame me personally. > > VETERANS DAY, 11 NOVEMBER 1998 > > Date: Monday, November 02, 1998 6:47 AM > Subject: Veterans: A reminder what this Nov 11th represents > > WHAT IS A VET? > > Some veterans bear visible signs of their service: a missing > limb, a jagged scar, a certain look in the eye. > > Others may carry the evidence inside them: a pin holding a bone > together, a piece of shrapnel in the leg - or perhaps another > sort of inner steel: the soul's ally forged in the refinery of > adversity. > > Except in parades, however, the men and women who have kept > America safe wear no badge or emblem. > > You can't tell a vet just by looking. > > What is a vet? > > She - or he- is the cop on the beat who spent six months in Saudi Arabia > > sweating two gallons a day making sure the armored personnel > carriers didn't run out of fuel. > > She - or he - is the nurse who fought against futility and went > to sleep sobbing every night for two solid years in Da Nang. > > He is the POW who went away one person and came back another - > or didn't come back AT ALL. > > He -or she- is the Quantico drill instructor who has never seen combat > > but has saved countless lives by turning slouchy, no-account > people into Marines, and taught them to watch each other's backs. > > He -or she- is the parade - riding Legionnaire who pins on his ribbons > and medals with a prosthetic hand. > > He -or she- is the career quartermaster who watches the ribbons and > medals pass him by. > > He is the three anonymous heroes in The Tomb Of The Unknowns, > whose presence at the Arlington National Cemetery must forever > preserve the memory of all the anonymous heroes whose valor dies > unrecognized with them on the battlefield or in the ocean's > sunless deep. > > He is the old guy bagging groceries at the supermarket - > palsied now and aggravatingly slow - who helped liberate a Nazi > death camp and who wishes all day long that his wife were still > alive to hold him when the nightmares come. > > He -or she-is an ordinary and yet an extraordinary human being - a > person who offered some of his life's most vital years in the > service of his country, and who sacrificed his ambitions so > others would not have to sacrifice theirs. > > He -or she- is a soldier and a savior and a sword against the darkness, > and he is nothing more than the finest, greatest testimony on > behalf of the finest, greatest nation ever known. > > So remember, each time you see someone who has served our > country, just lean over and say "Thank You". That's all most > people need, and in most cases it will mean more than any medals they > could have been awarded or were awarded. > > Two little words that mean a lot, "THANK YOU". > > Remember November 11th is "Veterans Day" > > "It is the soldier, not the reporter, > Who has given us freedom of the press. > It is the soldier, not the poet, > Who has given us freedom of speech. > It is the soldier, not the campus organizer, > Who has given us the freedom to demonstrate. > It is the soldier, > Who salutes the flag, > Who serves beneath the flag, > And whose coffin is draped by the flag, > Who allows the protestor to burn the flag." > > Father Denis Edward O'Brien, USMC > > > > > ==== OHIO-VALLEY Mailing List ==== > OHIO VALLEY List Rules: No flames, on list roll calls, poems, jokes, ads, commercial or > other non genealogy posts. No virus warnings, hoax warnings or too good to be true > offers. If in doubt, send it to [email protected] with RE: Listowner > in the subject line. A complete list of rules and explanations for them are found in > the welcome message you received when you joined.

Mary and Jennifer: Regarding the Pee Dee James', early settlers; from the data I have which was compiled by Kenneth McIver James, the James who came to the Pee Dee basin in 1732 went up the Black River from Winyah Bay at what is now Georgetown to an exceptionally tall tree on the river bank, in what is now Williamsburg County. They called the tall tree the King's Tree, and settled in that vicinity. The town of Kingstree is now at that location. Lucas James

I made a mistake while listing the children of Thomas C and Molly Downey JAMES from Germany. Their nine children were: William, Elizabeth, Hannah, Nancy, Betsy, Pop, Mary, Unknown, Thomas H. The children listed in the prior post were the children born to William and Elizabeth McMullen JAMES. Robin

PLEASE "REMOVE" MY ADDRESS FROM ALL JAMES MAILINGS. Bea L. James-King

Elijah James dob. 1768-1845 died in Logan Va. m.Margaret Dinenhover. (Not documented) 1. Josiah James 1800-----place of birth unk. Died 1839, Hardin Co. Ohio. m Drucilla Richards dob 1806 MD.,in Clark Co. Ohio in 1825. Children: 2. Elijah James b-1834 in Roundhead, Hardin Co. Ohio. m. Emily Nason 1854 in Henry Co. Iowa Children: 3. Josiah "Frank" James 1856 Henry Co. Iowa, died 1926 -- m. Martha Freeman 4. Jennie May James 1898 3. Henry E. James 1861, Henry Co. Iowa, m. Emma Cantwell 4. Twins --Orval and Othal James b 1886 3. John Westley James (Judge) 1855 Henry Co. Iowa---died in Kan. m. Lucinda V Mullen. 4. Arthur Vernon James 3. Charles Houston James 1859, Henry Co. Iowa m Mary Ellen (Molly) McKee 4. Edith Mae James 1883, Jefferson Co. Iowa, m Ira Austin 4. Hazelle Nina James 1895, Thomas Co. Kan. m. Jesse E. Weckel 4. J. Wilson James, 1897, Thomas Co. Kan. m. Mildred McCurdy 2. Margaret E. James 1837---Hardin Co. Ohio m.Edmund C. Upton --No Children 2. Josiah James 1839-----Hardin Co. Ohio. m. Martha Nason, Henry Co. Iowa 3. Wilbur A. James m Minnie Miller 1902. 3. Edgar James m. Inez 3. C.D. James----Wyoming 3. Belle James m. William Deeds. If anyone recognizes any of these names I have a lot of documents, pictures etc and would be glad to share.

To: Richard Keister From: Michael Nelson Can only give you negative info. I am tracking John James 1750 and his progeny (4,200 names), didn't find your Samuel Harmon James 1862 Sorry I couldn't help. Michael

To: Carol Slinger From: Michael Nelson Can only give you negative info. I am tracking John James 1750 and his progeny (4,200 names), didn't find your Thomas 1811 Sorry I couldn't help. Michael