At 01:53 AM 09/03/2000 +0800, you wrote: >Hi All, > >As of today we have 86 list members > >65 on regular >21 on digest > >Please feel free to list your interest and any queries or new findings you >would like to share. >============================== I am not looking for anyone. Just hoping to help. I have a data base of 20,000 Joll(e)y's and several hundred primary source records. My work is in the US only and covers the time span from 1631 through 1880. I have not followed the spousal lines. When a girl marred I put down the name of her spouse and the date of the marriage and then dropped her as she was no longer a Jolly. If you are having a problem I will be happy to check my data base for your information. No promise of help, but I sure will try....Mary

M. L. Henke wrote: > > At 01:53 AM 09/03/2000 +0800, you wrote: > >Hi All, > > > >As of today we have 86 list members > > > >65 on regular > >21 on digest > > > >Please feel free to list your interest and any queries or new findings you > >would like to share. > > >============================== > I am not looking for anyone. Just hoping to help. I have a data base of > 20,000 Joll(e)y's and several hundred primary source records. My work is in > the US only and covers the time span from 1631 through 1880. I have not > followed the spousal lines. When a girl marred I put down the name of her > spouse and the date of the marriage and then dropped her as she was no > longer a Jolly. If you are having a problem I will be happy to check my > data base for your information. No promise of help, but I sure will try....Mary > > ============================== > Genealogy calendars, guestbooks and more: > Visit RootsWeb's Resource Center at > http://resources.rootsweb.com/ I am researching Cramers, and there is a casual reference to a Mary Jolly, 1715, England, being married to David Johnson who is in my line. This marriage could have been in the US, possibly in Pennsylvania. I hope you can help. Howard Cramer

Hi Mary, Glad to see you on board! I have tried to contact you on several occasions but without success. I have the will of Joseph JOLLY (1825 - 1889) who mentions his brother the wife of William JOLLY deceased of Jewell County Kansas. I believe his wife to be Philippa. They were still in Cornwall when Wm's father died as he was the notifier at his death in 1859. William and his family must have gone to USA after 1859. In the 1851 census the family was at Calves Meloder, St Stephen in Brannel, Cornwall and there was William, head, m, 34, miner, b Ladock Phillipa, wife, m, 33, wife of miner, b St Stephen in Brannel Eliz, dau, u, 8, , b St Austell Philippa, dau, 6, scholar, b St Austell Wm, son, 4, scholar, b St Stephen Joseph, son, 3, , b St Stephen William's parents were John JOLLY & Loveday nee BLACKMORE Have you any information regarding William's family? Many thanks - Kay Kay Hinnrichsen Mandurah, Western Australia Listowner Rootsweb *JOLLY *BOSANKO *TONKIN Lists - also searching for WILSON, ECCLESTONE, HINRICHSEN and more http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kayhin/ Research Names: http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/research/hin02.html

Kay, it doesn't appear than I can be of any help to you. It seems no matter how much information you have collected, what you need is not there. The only thing I have at all on this family is a birth of a Robert Jolly in Jewel Co.Kn. He was the son of Joseph Jolly,b;Eng. and mother Rebecca, b:Iowa. Have you tried the 1870 or 1880 census for Jewel Co.Kn. ? Or do you have access ? I no longer live any were near a library so I can't look it up for you. Maybe one of the people who read this message will offer....Mary At 01:47 PM 09/03/2000 +0800, you wrote: >Hi Mary, > >Glad to see you on board! I have tried to contact you on several occasions >but without success. > >I have the will of Joseph JOLLY (1825 - 1889) who mentions his brother the >wife of William JOLLY deceased of Jewell County Kansas. I believe his wife >to be Philippa. They were still in Cornwall when Wm's father died as he >was the notifier at his death in 1859. > >William and his family must have gone to USA after 1859. In the 1851 >census the family was at Calves Meloder, St Stephen in Brannel, Cornwall >and there was > >William, head, m, 34, miner, b Ladock >Phillipa, wife, m, 33, wife of miner, b St Stephen in Brannel >Eliz, dau, u, 8, , b St Austell >Philippa, dau, 6, scholar, b St Austell >Wm, son, 4, scholar, b St Stephen >Joseph, son, 3, , b St Stephen > >William's parents were John JOLLY & Loveday nee BLACKMORE > >Have you any information regarding William's family? > >Many thanks - Kay > >Kay Hinnrichsen Mandurah, Western Australia > >Listowner Rootsweb *JOLLY *BOSANKO *TONKIN Lists - also searching for >WILSON, ECCLESTONE, HINRICHSEN and more >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kayhin/ >Research Names: >http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/research/hin02.html > > > >============================== >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/