Hi All, Oops! Sorry. Twitchy finger! As of today, we have 76 list members 58 on regular 18 on digest Kay Kay Hinnrichsen Listowner Rootsweb *JOLLY *BOSANKO Lists - also searching for TONKIN and WILSON and more http://www.southwest.com.au/~kayhin Research Names: http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/research/hin02.html

Hi All, As of today, we have 67 listmembers 58 on regular 18 on digest Kay Kay Hinnrichsen Listowner Rootsweb *JOLLY *BOSANKO Lists - also searching for TONKIN and WILSON and more http://www.southwest.com.au/~kayhin Research Names: http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/research/hin02.html

May Panick From where did you Jollys go to Ohio? Any of them in MD? Marjory A. Austen

Hello Gale, What is it with the JOLLY and WILSON families? Seems marriage between the two has been very common - all over the world! Carol Battishill

Hello Kay, Thanks for your email. It's certainly frustrating to know there are JOLLY and WILSON families connected 'out there' but not to ours - the search continues................. Regards from Carol Battishill

hello I had jollys who went from there to Ohio to. Please tell me thier names and will see what I can do Cyndy Jolly

<A HREF="http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?gsfn=Alexander&gsln=Jolly&gsp l=1%2CAny+Locality&submit=Search&gl=allgs&prox=1">Ancestry.com - Global Search Results</A> Has anyone checked this out lately?It didn't help me but it may help others. Cyndy

Equally frustrating is that my WILSON's were from PA, as were my JOLLEY'S that married into that by the time both families left PA abt 1835 and met each other in Allen Co, OH by 1895. Gayle gayle@olypen.com http://www.olypen.com/gayle ----- Original Message ----- From: Kay Hinnrichsen <kayhin@southwest.com.au> To: <JOLLY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2000 4:26 AM Subject: Re: JOLLY and WILSON : Hi Carol, : : How frustrating to see you looking for JOLLY and WILSON - both mine name : wise but not in FACT! : : My WILSONs were from YKS. : : I know that there are some JOLLYs from YKS and Scotland out there : somewhere so you never know your luck! : : Kay : : At 11:19 29/04/2000 +1000, you wrote: : >Hi Listers, : > : >I'm resubmitting my interest in the JOLLY name and link to WILSON. : > : >My gt.grandfather was James Robert WILSON born 1843/44 in Muthill, : >Perthshire, Scotland. : >His parents were Robert WILSON (tailor) and Jane JOLLY or JOLLIG or JOLLING : >and I don't know of other children. : : Kay Hinnrichsen : Listowner Rootsweb *JOLLY *BOSANKO Lists - also searching for TONKIN : and WILSON and more : http://www.southwest.com.au/~kayhin : Research Names: http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/research/hin02.html : : : ============================== : Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. : http://pml.rootsweb.com/ : Brought to you by RootsWeb.com. : :

Hi Carol, How frustrating to see you looking for JOLLY and WILSON - both mine name wise but not in FACT! My WILSONs were from YKS. I know that there are some JOLLYs from YKS and Scotland out there somewhere so you never know your luck! Kay At 11:19 29/04/2000 +1000, you wrote: >Hi Listers, > >I'm resubmitting my interest in the JOLLY name and link to WILSON. > >My gt.grandfather was James Robert WILSON born 1843/44 in Muthill, >Perthshire, Scotland. >His parents were Robert WILSON (tailor) and Jane JOLLY or JOLLIG or JOLLING >and I don't know of other children. Kay Hinnrichsen Listowner Rootsweb *JOLLY *BOSANKO Lists - also searching for TONKIN and WILSON and more http://www.southwest.com.au/~kayhin Research Names: http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/research/hin02.html

Hi Listers, I'm resubmitting my interest in the JOLLY name and link to WILSON. My details are very limited but perhaps someone has a connection(fingers and everything crossed)! My gt.grandfather was James Robert WILSON born 1843/44 in Muthill, Perthshire, Scotland. His parents were Robert WILSON (tailor) and Jane JOLLY or JOLLIG or JOLLING and I don't know of other children. On 18 March 1878 James Robert WILSON married Annie Louisa LAMONT at the Bible Christian Church, Camperdown (Geelong) Victoria, Australia. They had three daughters Mary Ann (1879-1936) Jane (1880-?) and Abigal/Abigail (1882-1884). Annie Louisa died in the same year (1884) as her youngest daughter Abigail. According to family 'legend' James Robert WILSON changed his name to Robert KING and died at the Melbourne Hospital on 10 June 1896. I'm unable to find out when James Robert arrived in Australia - did he bring his parents, brothers/sisters or any of Jane JOLLY's family? Regards from Carol Battishill, Lake Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia I

I am still searching for information leading to the conclusion of who the parents were for the Jolly boys of Butler and Venango counties in the late 1790's. They were Thomas and Samuel and have been found at least briefly in Westmoreland Co. Where were they born and their parents names.

>X-From_: jillsemail@bendcable.com Wed Apr 26 07:45:45 2000 >From: "Jill Elaine" <jillsemail@bendcable.com> >To: "Kay Hinnrichsen" <kayhin@southwest.com.au> >Subject: My ancestors >Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2000 16:55:40 -0700 >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook IMO, Build 9.0.2416 (9.0.2911.0) >Importance: Normal > >Hello Kay and other Jolly people, >I thought I would repost my family tree. I hope this format works for most >of your email programs. I found one relative, though not through this list. >We met through the Essex Family History Society. I keep hoping someone will >find one of his or her relatives in this list. There aren't very many Jolly >descendents around whose family came from Suffolk, I guess. >Thanks! >Jill Elaine Jolly Dougherty > >Starting in Suffolk... >Thomas Jolly d. 1798 > m. Sarah (first wife, fate unknown, one son) > 1.Thomas Jolly b.16.2.1783 > m. Anne (second wife, 3 sons) > 1.Robert Jolly b.11.3.1790 > 2.James Jolly b.13.1.1793 > 3.John Jolly b. 4.1.1795 (Badwell Ash, Suffolk) d. 8.3.1892 > (Master Baker) > m. Elizabeth Pepper b. 1796/7 (born Exeter, Devon) d. 1882 (Eleven >children) > 1.Elizabeth Ann Jolly b. 10.8.1822 d. 19.6.1842 > 2.John Jolly b. 20.6.1824 (St. Marys, Colchester, Essex) > (Baker) > m. Anne b. 1821/2 (born at St. Anne's Parrish, > Halstead, Essex) > 3.Thomas Charles Jolly b. 26.5.1826 (Colchester, Essex) > d.10.12.1909 >(Woolen Merchant) > m. Caroline Matilda Parker b. 1829/30 (at Rushmere, > Suffolk) (died in >her 30's) >1.Charles Thomas Jolly b. 1852/3 (Great Bentley, Essex) came to Montreal, >Canada in 1875) >m. 1875 Elizabeth Ann Clover b. 1856 (from Cambridgeshire, married in >Montreal) > 1.Mabel Mathilda Jolly > m. Theodore Halstead Piser > 2.Alice Louise Parker Jolly > m. Robert Stewart Ingram > 3.Marghuerita Bessie Parker Jolly > m. William A. MacDonald > 4.Hilda Mary Parker Jolly > 5.Gwendolyn Annie Parker Jolly > m. Charles Putnam Middleton > 6.Charles Donald Parker Jolly b. > 28.4.1887 d. 31.10.1953 > m. Lillian May Melcher b. 2.6.1890 d. > 5.1921 (two children) > 1.Frances Lillian Jolly b. > 30.4.1913 d. 5.12.1999 > 2.Donald Clover Jolly b. 15.5.1917 > m. Mary Elizabeth (Bentley) > Horner b. 17.6.1919 (four children) > 1.Jeffrey Steven Jolly b. > 9.5.1948 > 2.Bryan Dale Jolly b. > 21.3.1950 > 3.Jill Elaine Jolly b. > 28.6.1952 > 4.Rita Lorraine Jolly b. > 6.12.1956 > m. Helga Jean Berglund (two children) > 1.Elizabeth Ann Jolly b. 1.8.1923 > 2.Ruth Marghuerita Jolly b. 30.8.1924 > 7.Roberta Murray Parker Jolly > 2.Henry John Parker Jolly b. 1854/5 (Great > Bentley, Essex) > m. Mary Emily (four children) > 1.Parker Jolly (still alive in India in 1907) > 2.Doris Eleanor Jolly > 3.Evelyn Hugh Parker Jolly > 4.Harold Lee Parker Jolly > 3.Caroline Matilda Jolly b. 1855/6 d. 21.6.1866 > (Great Bentley, Essex) > 4.Harry Jolly b. 1861 (?) (Living in Barton > Mills, Suffolk in 1881) > 4.Louisa (Rosita) Jolly b. 4.5.1828 (Colchester, Essex) > 5.Caroline Mary Jolly b. 4.8.1830 d. 3.7.1831 > 6.James William Jolly b. 17.6.1832 (mentally handicapped, > still living in >1905) > 7.Caroline Ellen Jolly b. 6.4.1834 d. 25.5.1834 > 8.Julia Mary Jolly b. 8.11.1835 d. 1869 (Colchester, Essex) > 9.Fanny Priscilla Jolly b. 22.10.1837 at Holy Trinity > Parrish in >Colchester, Essex > m. Thurmott > 10.Hannah Jolly b. 1838/9? > 11.Robert Albert Jolly b. 1.1840? d. 2.4.1840 at 9wks old > > > Kay Hinnrichsen Listowner Rootsweb *JOLLY *BOSANKO Lists - also searching for TONKIN and WILSON and more http://www.southwest.com.au/~kayhin Research Names: http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/research/hin02.html

In response to Kay's question "where are you", listed below are details of my JOLLY family: Earliest definite record is Richard Jolly marr. Sarah Wyard on 23 Feb 1762 at Deopham NFK. Two earlier generations - Richard JOLLY marr. Ann Eaton 18 Jan 1706 at Hackford and his son Richard Jolly marr. Ann King 21 Sep 1731 at Crownthorpe - have not been definitely tied in. Other surnames marrying into this family in NFK were: Clarke, Bush, Eke, Chamberlain, Meek, Griffin, Rowing, Brasnett, Pond, Land and Read. Other villages they moved to were Hackford and Hingham. I also have some notes on early Jolly families not connected to me, living in Barham and Attleborough. Eril Willmott Melbourne AUS

My family is descended from the Dudley Jolly b. 1736 d. 1821 in Roane Co., TN -> his son William J. Jolly b. 1765 d. 1835 in Roane Co., TN -> his dau Diana Elizabeth Jolly -> her son Alexander English Brandon -> his dau Emlis Jane Brandon. Jayne W. Dye, Lancaster OH (yes, I am in Ohio but the Jollys from whom I am descended were TN.)

Hello, evryone. I am Marlene Jolly from Worden, IL. I am searching for my husband's elusive ancestors :-) Miles Jolly was b. about 1814 in NC, according to all census records. I have found nothing to verify his parents and grandparents. I have been told his father was Allen, from Iredell Co, NC, but no proof. I found Miles in the 1840 Smith Co, TN census and shortly after that he came to IL. By 1850, he was in Perry Co, Mo. By 1860, in Jackson Co, Il; 1870 Scott Co, MO. His wife, Mary Uhles Jolly, died at Randolph Co, Mo 1880. Does anyone have any Miles Jolly in their line? Thanks and have a GREAT day! Marlene

I am still seeking info on my g--g-grandmother, Phoebe JOLLY MARTIN BARNES LEWIS! She was quite a lady and would love to know from whence she came. She married MARTIN and had Priscilla; married Richard Weaver BARNES and had Susan, Amelia (my ancestor) and Weaver; married Ezekiel LEWIS, no issue. In the 1820s she rode a horse from MD to OH with Weaver on in front of her to see her daughters who had already moved to Perry Co. OH. Amelia married Jacob PETTY there and raised her family there with my ancestor Josiah remaining on the farm. Phoebe was b. ca. 1775, younger than Barnes by about 15-20 yrs, and died in Ohio several years after her migration. Marjory A. Austen MAPPAusten@aol.com

Hi Peter, No, I think it is just quiet. But then again!.......... Yes, watched a bit of the Gallipoli service. I thought both prime ministers spoke well. I think the Perth dawn service had abt a 12,000 turnout too so a commentator at the Perth march said. Good to see so many young ones turning up too. I always go but my husband doesn't - he gets too emotional even now. He sits at home and watches it on TV. Kay Kay Hinnrichsen Listowner Rootsweb *JOLLY *BOSANKO Lists - also searching for TONKIN and WILSON and more http://www.southwest.com.au/~kayhin Research Names: http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/research/hin02.html

Hi Kaye, You have been quiet too! Maybe because the network has collapsed? I have been trying to unsubscribe to a list for five days, nothing happened until today. My unsubscribe requests kept on coming back to me like boomerangs as not deliverable. On the subject of ANZAC Day: did you watch the service from Gallipoli....very moving. We had 12,000 at the Dawn Service today, a record. -- Peter Skeehan, Melbourne; Australia The future ain't what it used to be.

Hi all, Have had a few new subscribers and a few oldies have also contacted me privately to see if they are still subbed as no messages are coming through. The reason for that is - that there are no messages coming through! So how about everyone particularly you new pple introducing yourselves so that we know where you are from. I have been a bit quiet myself for a while due to work commitments but should be back in circulation a little more in the next couple of weeks. It is ANZAC Day here in Australia [& NZ}, so there are services all over Aus. I have just returned from our local one and watched, as I do every year, my eldest daughter marching at the head of the Vietnam Vets carrying her Australian flag that was presented to her in memory of her father. Always brings a tear to the eye - for all vets who served in all wars, not just Vietnam. Also got VERY wet! Had a very heavy downpour right in the middle of the service! At least it wasn't cold! That's it from me. Now you all know that the JOLLY L is still in action, let's hear from you all! Kay :) Kay Hinnrichsen Listowner Rootsweb *JOLLY *BOSANKO Lists - also searching for TONKIN and WILSON and more http://www.southwest.com.au/~kayhin Research Names: http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/research/hin02.html

Jayne, Titus Joll(e)y was the son of John and Hannah (Titus) Jolley. They had several children, the two youngest being Titus and Charles. I am descended from Charles and there is a lady I have communicated with who is descended from Titus. Her name is Mary Henke and she can be reached at mlhenke@teleport.com. She is a wealth of information concerning the Jolly/Jolley clans and should be able to give you a good deal of information concerning Titus. Dan Jolley -----Original Message----- From: Jayne Wunsch Dye <jdye@buckeyenet.net> To: JOLLY-L@rootsweb.com <JOLLY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, April 14, 2000 11:29 PM Subject: Titus Jolly & Racheal Cain >Does any list member know the parents and history of the Titus Jolly >listed at the end? >---------------- >I am related to JOLLY in the following manner: >Dudley JOLLY 1736-1821 -> William J. JOLLY 1765 - 1835 (Roane Co. TN) -> >Dianna Elizabeth JOLLY 1802 -> Alexander English BRANDON 1825-1864 -> >Dudley JOLLY Brandon 1849-1890 - Emlis Jane Brandon 1877-1944 (my >grandmother) >--------------- >My husband is a DYE and we just found this JOLLY married to a DYE. > >Minor Dye (b. 1800 d. 1872) s/o James Dye (1779-1842) and Mary Knight >(1768-1821) married Rachel Cain around 1844. Their son, Jefferson was >born in 1844. > Rachel Cain was married before Minor - to Titus Jolly and they >had three children, born between 1828 and 1837. > In the 1850 Census for Jackson Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, >the family is listed: >Minor Dye 51-PA >Rachel 50-PA >Jefferson - 6- PA >Mary Ann Jolly -22 b. 1828 Children by first marriage to Titus JOLLY >Oliver P -15-Pa b. 1835 >Charles - 13 - PA b. 1837 > > >============================== >Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. >RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi >