I am looking for info on a Badyne D. KEMP born in AR in 1852, whose parents were born in TN according to an OK 1910 census. He lived in Gracemont, OK at that time and was surely related to my grandmother Nettie B. HARRISON, BAILEY, KEMP by marriage. I would appreciate any helpful info. T. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Have an Actually Better Day. Please Visit http://www.wimall.com/talonwhisler Don't forget to sign the Guestbook! T.A. & Lon Whisler [email protected]
Need information on the parents of John KEMP b.1796 in Craven Co., N.C. and his wife Ann ROE b. 1795 in N.C. They were married April 26, 1814 in Craven Co., N.C. John served in the War of 1812 with a N.C. militia. Both are buried in Clarke Co., Ms. This is my first posting to this list and any help will be appreciated. Thanks Sandra.
Hello everyone, I am sending this out to all the listgroups that I receive, because I feel that it is very important that everyone knows about this. Maybe if enough people respond to their state governments, we can stop this needless destruction of our ancestors graves. Thanks, Jennifer Tullis On Mon, 31 Aug 1998 [email protected] wrote: Dear family members, fellow family historians, genealogical researchers, and friends, Rarely have I been so moved to take action as I am this evening. A fellow family history researcher, Berdine Payne, forwarded to me an e-mail which contained a newspaper article describing the unfortunate fate of the historic Rhodes pioneer family cemetery in Wayne Township, Indiana. The Clydes, Weales, Gibsons, and many of their allied families have ancestors who lived and died in Indiana. This story effected me even more so as a result of that realization. The Indianapolis Star & News article by Bill Shaw (Aug 22, 1998), "THE DEATH OF A CEMETERY - WAYNE TOWNSHIP GRAVEYARD DESTROYED FOR WAREHOUSE...." explains how the demolition of the cemetery occurred. Duke Realty Investments, Inc. purchased the 21.2 acres of land where the final remains of forty-three members of the Rhoads, Foltz, Shute and Rude families lay. Thirty-five graves of the one tenth acre pioneer cemetery contain remains of children. The article explains that a cemetery was not in the plans for their development of the site. In a callous display of disrespect for the dead and of complete disregard for Hoosier heritage, Duke Realty Investments, Inc. proceeded to systematically demolish the cemetery in preparation for the construction of a massive warehouse. Bones removed, tombstones destroyed, stately trees knocked down, hill leveled. All traces of the cemetery obliterated. Legally! Indiana state law allows property owners to demolish the cemeteries on their land. It allows them to "Throw away the tombstones, plant corn, or build a warehouse on the graves." Is nothing sacred in the quest to satisfy corporate and stock holder greed? I urge you to visit the Weales Family History & Genealogy Web site to read the full article and to take action. Use the resources shown on the Web page and in this message to let your voice be heard. Please write the Governor of Indiana and the members of the Indiana General Assembly and let them know that Indiana laws must be changed to protect our national and state heritage through the preservation of cemeteries and family plots. Let them know what you think about Duke Realty Investments, Inc. and others actions to obliterate the final resting places of our families. Please forward this to your family, friends, and anyone else who may take an interest and action. I also urge you and them to write your state's elected officials and let them know that you don't want what happened to Rhoads Family Cemetery to happen in your state. Become informed and take action: read our national and state laws; read books; investigate Web resources such as Tomb With A View newsletter; join a local cemetery preservation organization; get involved with Save Texas Cemeteries, Indiana Pioneer Cemeteries Restoration Project or similar organization; and share your thoughts on this issue on the Spinning Weales message board. I sincerely thank you for your time and I wish us all luck in being heard on this issue. (Web-sites for e-mail addresses for Indiana Government, U.S. Government, and state listings at bottom of message) regards, Shannon Clyde Author and Webmaster of: LA_x: The Virtual Home Port of the USS LOS ANGELES, SSN 688 Manatee Junction - Manatees, Dugongs, & Sea Cows Gibson Family History & Genealogy - Allied Families: Bostick, Meneley, Mizell, Lewis & more Weales Family History & Genealogy - Allied Families: Marshall, Keene, Vanbriggle, Warden & more Clyde Family History & Genealogy - Allied Families: Anders, Beever, Christian, Troy & more World Wide Clyde - Portal to Clyde Family Web sites Volunteer focusing on Tank Landing Ships for: Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships: DANFS ONLINE Former Editor-in-Chief, Compaq Computer Corporation: Enterprise Solutions from Compaq Computer Corporation Web Architect & Project Lead, Compaq Computer Corporation: activeAnswers Office of the Governor - State of Indiana - http://www.ai.org/gov/index.html Office of the Lieutenant Governor - State of Indiana - http://www.state.in.us/lgov/ e-mail & Postal addresses of the Indiana General Assembly Legislators - http://www.state.in.us/cgi-bin/legislative/legislator_list.cgi U.S. House of Representatives Contact Information - http://www.naesp.org/hse.htm Environmental News: Action E-Mail - http://www.adventurewest.com/e_news/g_link.htm Yahoo Directory of Federal Govenment - http://www.yahoo.com/Government/U_S__Government/ Yahoo State Government Information List - All States - http://www.yahoo.com/Government/U_S__Government/State_Government/
The Kemp Family Association is pleased to announce its first International Reunion. This exciting opportunity will be held April 9-12, 1999, at the Christ Church College in Canterbury, England. This first ever chance for our international members to get together and share family history has been arranged through the generous efforts of K.F.A. member Shelagh Mason, who lives in Canterbury. It will be held in conjunction with the Reunion of the Stead/Steed One Name Study Group. Christ Church College has a very compact campus, by University standards, which means all facilities are within a maximum 5 minutes walk from each other, and usually a lot less. The College is situated just outside the City Walls, close to many sites of great historical importance, and is easily reached by road and rail. A walk into the city takes a mere 5-10 minutes, where many attractions await, not least of which is the Cathedral, the seat of the Church of England for the World. The College itself is built on some of the land belonging to St. Augustines Abbey, which celebrated 1,400 years of Christianity in 1997, and is next to the old monastery, now the Kings School houses of residence, and a former home of king Henry VIII. A vast range of accomodation is available in and around Canterbury, from B&Bs at about £25 per person, per night, to 4 star hotels at £180 per night. Accomodation is also available on the campus of Christ Church in recently modernized student rooms, which have en-suite showers. The rooms are single and are small (We must stress this to our overseas visitors who may not be used to the small room sizes that most University students endure), but the plan is that the only time you spend there is to sleep and shower. Each room comes with tea and coffee making facilities (but no fridge) and the usual towels and soap. The cost of B&B at the College is £26.25 per person per night, single accomodation only. The accomodation block is situated equidistant between the refectory and the seminar rooms in the recently refurbished and extended Old Sessions House that we will be using. There will also be a Reunion Buffet on Saturday Evening - strictly informal. The College also provides meals at a reasonable cost, and several are planned to be included in the schedule of events. Canterbury itself is well served with the usual range of Pubs for bar food and meals, together with cafes and restaurants for a diverge range of tastes. A number of Excursion Tours will also be offered, on a strictly first come basis, and at a slight additional cost. These tours will include the Canterbury Cathedral Archives, the Cathedral itself (not the usual tourist type tour) and a side trip to the quaint town of Wye, ancestral birthplace of John Kemp, Archbishop of Canterbury in the 15th Century. We will also have use of the Colleges Computer Suite. There will be a wide variety of programs, databases, family trees, CDs, and internet access available, as well as a color flatbed scanner, high resolution color printer and B&W laser printer. On Sunday, the joint Reunions will have a series of lectures available, including Irish Ancestry, Non-Anglican Resources, and Emigration. In addition, a number of genealogical groups will have displays. Groups invited include the Kent Family History Society, The Society of Genealogists and The Guild of One-Name Studies. The Kemp Family Association will also have a display at this meeting. Further information will be mailed shortly to all KFA members outside the U.S., as well as a notice being included in the newest issue of the Kemp Files (due to be mailed next week). A deposit of £20 per person (or equivalent) will be required with your reservation. If you just cant wait for a brochure, you can contact the KFA Secretary on the Internet at: [email protected]
Looking for Anita KEMP, dob @1945, daughter of Fred and Betty KEMP from Watford Herts, England. Around 1951 my parents sponsored them to come to the US, and the KEMPs moved to San Antonio, TX. If anyone knows their present whereabouts, please contact me. Judy Stehle Lassiter
Mary KEMP b: abt 1815 in PA; d: 1908. Married Philip BERSTLER. They had 13 children. I would like to learn more about Mary Kemp, and her lineage. Loni (Adams) Voorhis surnamepage: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/9713/roots.html _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
Hello everyone, Are there any KEMP families in SC prior to 1790? In the area of 96 District,SC This would be in the Newberry/Spartenburg or maybe possibily Union Co,SC areas! They would have to be at least old enought to marry prior to 1784. Does anyone have idea where I can locate marriages for this area prior to 1790? Thanks Lonnie [email protected] USGENWEB Webpage Coordinator for Clark/Floyd Co,IN Pulaski co,KY My home page: http://www.dmrtc.net/~lonfink/wifeme.html
My Kemp line begins with Pinkney Alexander Kemp born 3/20/1833, died 9/1/1900 in Casey County, KY Pinkney married Martha Ann Peyton (1836-1869) on 7/10/1861 in Casey County, KY They had a daughter Elizabeth A Kemp (10/20/1864-2/13/1908) who married William Broadus Cochran in February 1883 in Liberty, Casey County, KY. Elizabeth and William were my GGGrandparents. Any additional information would be appreciated. TIA Chris Horrell. searching ... HORRELL LYLE FITZGARALD KIPP NOLF DAVIS PENN BEAVER ARMSTRONG COCHRAN JENNINGS WARD LAWHORN LANGENEK REDER OPPERMAN TROUTMANN
At 09:59 AM 7/30/98 -0500, you wrote: >Evidently I missed an earlier detail. I need particulars on the KFA. >Thanks. > Am posting KFA Reunion details to the discussion group for the benefit of those Kemp researchers not having access to the KFA Web page. Details and reservation email form follow: Kemp Family Association 1998 Reunion in Dallas, Texas October 23rd-25th Harvey Hotel - Dallas 7815 LBJ Freeway (also known as I-635) at Coit Road, Dallas To receive the special $69 rate for 1-2 adults or $79 rate for 3-4 adults (children under 18 in same room are free) ... you must first call the hotel (1-800-922-9222 or 972-960-7000) and mention that you are with the Kemp Family Association Reunion ... and second, fill out the on-line KFA Registration Form. Rooms located near the hospitality suite (Room 268) would be Rooms 266, 270, 290-293 in same corridor and Rooms 271-289 nearby. For those who wish to take advantage of the area either before or after the Reunion, the Hotel has extended the following special rates: $89 single occupancy, $99 double occupancy. All rates are subject to applicable state and local taxes. Hotel check-in time is 3:00 p.m. and hotel check-out time is 1:00 p.m. Refer to the Harvey Hotel - Dallas Web site if you would like more information on the hotel itself. Reunion Registration Fee The KFA registration fee covers the Hospitality Suite and associated reunion expenses: Early Registration: $20 per person (w/KFA membership) $25 per person (non members) Late Registration (after August 1, 1998) $30 per person (w/KFA membership) $35 per person (non members) Send Us Your Kemp Line for Reunion Please send us your ... Direct Kemp Ancestor Line. Starting at the top with your earliest Kemp ancestor, list each generation until it gets to you ... include Kemp/b.d.year & state/Spouse/b.d.year & state/. You can send to us either by snail mail to: KFA Reunion, 1926 Palo Duro Dr., Garland, Texas 75040 or by email to: [email protected] For example, this is my Kemp line: 1.Francis Kemp 2.Francis A. Kemp b.abt 1817 MA m. Sarah A. Phillips 3.George Doane Kemp b.1844 MA m.abt 1885 Clara McCoy Hildreth b.1859 VT 4.Marion Laveria Kemp b.1890 MA-d.1952 MA m. Edward Ellis McLoon b.1883 MA-d.1938 MA 5.William George MacLoon b.1921 MA-d.1992 TX m.1945 Jeanne Louise Judson, Living in TX 6.Linda-Jeanne MacLoon, Living in TX m. Edward Leon Dolby, Living in TX Note: McLoon/MacLoon is not a spelling error ... What to Bring to Reunion A highlight at every Reunion has been the exchanging of data on Kemp lines. This is ongoing in the Hospitality Suite, but for sure happens when everyone is back from planned activities, so be sure to bring your Kemp charts! And for anyone with ties to Texas or the South, whether they be Kemp or otherwise, this will be a GREAT opportunity to research some of those ancestors. ... And even if you know of no one from this area, just check out what the Dallas Library has to offer on other areas! Check List Before the Reunion Call Harvey Hotel-Dallas to reserve room Fill out KFA On-Line Registration Form Snail-mail KFA registration fee E-mail Kemp line Call airlines for reservations Decide on research plan of attack Leaving for the Reunion Airline tickets Hotel confirmation number Rental car confirmation number Shuttle telephone number, etc Driving directions to hotel Kemp research Schedule of Events Thursday, October 22nd Hospitality Suite Opens at 3pm ... stop by to say Hello, add your name to various "sign-up" sheets, or just to hang out Friday, October 23rd 8am-2pm ... Research trip to SW Branch of National Archives in Ft. Worth for those that sign up 8:30am-2pm ... Research trip to Dallas Library for those that sign up 2:30-4:30pm ... Appointments with KFA Historian * 5pm ... Tex-Mex dinner at Juan's Cantina, 42 Richardson Heights, Richardson, TX (on I-75 service rd between Beltline and Spring Valley) 7:30-8pm ... "Storing & Displaying Your Family Treasures" followed by a show & tell time for those that would like to share with us their family history treasures and memorabilia Saturday, October 24th 8:30am-1pm ... Research trip to Dallas Library for those that sign up 1:30-3:30pm ... Appointments with KFA Historian * 4pm ... Texas BBQ at Spring Creek BBQ, Richardson, TX (on I-75 service rd between Arapaho and Beltline) 6pm ... Business Meeting & Election of Officers to be held at Harvey Hotel Red Oak Room followed by several presentations: 6:30pm ... "Kemps in the Southern & Middle Colonies Before 1750" - Kay Taylor 7:00pm ... "Migration of Kemp's in 17th Century New England" - Bob Young 7:30pm ... "Kemps in America Before 1750" - Kay Taylor 8:00pm ... Adjourn (feel free to join us in the Hospitality Suite to trade info or just socialize) Sunday, October 25th No set agenda, but several announcements: Kay Taylor would like to meet with those Kemps having Middleton connections, perhaps over breakfast Bob Young will bring his entire New England Kemp database on his laptop and can make himself available to anyone for individual research, if they let him know. The KFA Hospitality Room will close at 11am Have a safe journey home * Kay Taylor, our KFA Historian, would be happy to meet with you individually to assist you on connecting your Kemps back to 1750. Email Kay for an appointment time. Dining with Kemp Cousins Another chance to meet your fellow Kemp researchers and possible cousins is over dinner and we'd like to invite you to join us on: Friday Night - Experience the flavor of the Southwest with a Tex-Mex dinner (avg $6-$10). Saturday Night - Enjoy Texas BBQ (avg $4-$8). Anytime - There will be a board in the Hospitality Suite where you can post a notice that you are looking for company for whichever meal or you can just add your name to a notice already posted Hospitality Suite The Hospitality Suite (Room 268, San Jacinto Suite) will be the center for our KFA activities. Here you'll find area brochures, announcements, schedules, name tags, sign-up sheets, etc., as well as your Kemp "cousins". On the wall you'll find the lines of each KFA attendee (hence the reason we asked you to send us your lines), as well as some other goodies. Above we've listed two dining opportunities, but for those that wish to share other meals, we'll have a dining poster board ... just check to see who's going where/when or post one yourself. We'll assume we meet at Hospitality Suite unless otherwise stated. The Suite will be open from Thursday at 3 and to Sunday at 11 a.m. (except when Kay or I are both gone) ... if the door is ajar, come on in, help yourself to a coke, coffee, or tea, introduce yourselves, and relax. This is a great place to hang out with your fellow KFA members and/or to compare notes! Campgrounds in Area Closest to the hotel (25 min) and located north of Dallas is the KOA on I-35 in the Lake Dallas Area, 940-497-3353 Located south of Dallas is Dallas Hi Ho Campground (45 min) on I-35E exit 412 in the DeSoto area, 972-223-4834 Research Opportunities Dallas Public Library (1515 Young Street, Dallas), owns one of the major genealogical collections in the U.S with more than 69,000 volumes and 99,000 microforms. In the Genealogy Section on the 8th floor (214-670-1433) and Texas/Dallas Special Collections on the 7th floor (214-670-1435), you will find the largest collection of genealogical and historical materials in the South. All states and countries are represented, but the emphasis is heaviest on the 13 original colonies, the upper and lower South, and the Midwest. While the Western, Northwestern, and Southwestern states are representated, the collections are less inclusive. Open: Mon-Thurs 9 am-9 pm, Fri-Sat 9 am-5 pm, Sun 1 pm-5 pm. Some resources include 1790-1920 Federal census, military & pension indexes 1776-1912, ship passenger/customs, vital records, family histories, CD Rom library, vertical files, naturalization. Special Collections include Draper Manuscripts, American City Directories prior to 1862, Freedmens Bureau records, Slave Narratives, Loyalist records, CT Barbour & Hale Collection, FL Archives of Spanish Government, GA Biographical Questionnaires, LA & FL records of the Dioceses, ME Old Cemetery Assoc. Records, MA Corbin Collection - Torreys New England Marriages - Charles E. Banks & Holbrook Collections, NH Provincial and State Papers, NY Vosbury Collection, NC McCubbins Collection - Cherokee Indian Enrollment Cards - WPA Cemetery Inscription, OH DAR Collection - Surname Index, OK Pioneer Histories - Dawes Rolls, Eastern Cherokee Applications, PA Tract and Land Patent Books, SC Archives - State Plats - Leonardo Andrea Collection, TN land grants, records of Cherokee Indian Agency, TX Election Registers - Military Records - Confederate Pensions, VA land patents - Bounty Grants, and more. Parking is available in the parking garage below the library (garage entrance in back of building). National Archives-Fort Worth, Southwest Regional Branch, 501 W. Felix at Hemphill (817-334-5525), houses federal records and materials for the states of Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas, including many Indian records concerning the Five Civilized Tribes Agency. Open Mon-Fri 8 am-4 pm. Southern Methodist University, located on Hillcrest between Daniel and Mockingbird Lane (214-692-2327). The SMU campus has several libraries, including the Bridwell Theology Library (the major Texas repository for Methodist records), and the DeGolyer Library housing a respected Texana Collection. Hours University of Texas at Dallas Library at 2601 Floyd Rd., Richardson, (214-721-5329). The Library has microfilm copies of newspapers from all over the country. City of Dallas Bureau of Vital Statistics, 1500 Marilla St, Dallas, 214-670-3092). Birth and Death Certificates for City of Dallas are $8. Open: 8:15 am to 4:40 pm M-W-F, 7:15 am to 5:30 pm Tues, 8:15 am to 2:30 pm Thur. Public Records of Dallas County, 500 Main St, Dallas. For Dallas County; copies are $8. Vital records at 214-653-7477. Probate records at 214-653-7244. Land records at 214-653-7102. Family History Centers in the Dallas area which are near the hotel are located at: 10701 Lake Highlands Dr., Dallas (214-349-0730) 2700 Roundrock, Plano (972-867-6479) Experience Dallas While you are researching your roots, your family will have more than enough to keep them entertained. You also might like to arrive early or stay on after the reunion to enjoy museums, a world-class concert hall, and the Dallas Theater Center which exist side by side with Six Flags Over Texas, the Midway at Fair Park, the Southwest Historical Wax Museum, and more. Take your choice: Dallas Cowboys football, Dallas Mavericks basketball, Texas Rangers baseball, Dallas Sidekicks soccer, or Dallas Stars hockey. Dealey Plaza located Downtown - includes JFK Memorial, the "grassy knoll", and the 6th Floor Museum (Texas School Book Depository). West End located Downtown - includes more than 100 restaurants, shops, and nightclubs. Pioneer Plaza located Downtown (just down from library) - features the worlds largest bronze monument. This herd of Texas longhorn steers, driven by 3 cowboys, decends down a 450-ft trail. Dallas Memorial Center for Holocaust Studies, 7900 Northaven Road, 214-750-4654, Hours: M-F 9 am-4:30 pm; Sun Noon-4 pm - a museum, library, and memorial. Southfork Ranch located in Parker - the ranch made famous by the TV series. Six Flags Over Texas located in Arlington - will be Halloween themed at this time of year. Movie Studios at Las Colinas (a business site, but does give info on), 6301 N. OConnor Rd, Irving - Go behind the scenes at a working motion picture and TV sound stage. Shopping located everywhere - Within minutes of our hotel are the Galleria Mall, Prestonwood Mall, Valley View Mall, Northpark Mall, Richardson Square Mall, and Town East Mall. Also being built as we speak is the 2nd largest mall in the U.S. Restaurants (just a few of the many) - this is a town that likes to eat out and youll find restaurants of every type, including several within walking distance of the hotel (which also has a restaurant). Browse the Dallas Cityview web page for more about Dallas. Flying to Dallas For shuttle service from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) or Dallas Love Field Airport (Love), there are several choices: 1.Super Shuttle - 1-800-258-3826: $12 from DFW or Love per person each way 2.Discount Shuttle - 1-214-361-7637: $13 from DFW or $11 from Love per person each way (you can call on arrival - pickup wait averages 5 min from DFW or 20 min from Love. 3.Car Rental from DFW: Take the North airport exit ½ mile to 635 east (also known as LBJ Freeway); Take 635 18 miles to Coit Road exit (19C) and turn left over bridge; turn left again on access road ... youll see the Harvey Hotel on your right. 4.Car Rental from Love: Take South exit out of airport; turn left on Mockingbird and continue 3 miles to Tollway north (believe its .50 to use Tollway); take Tollway north 8 miles to 635 east; take 635 east 3 miles to to Coit Road exit (19C) and turn left over bridge; turn left again on access road ... youll see the Harvey Hotel on your right. Driving to Dallas If you are driving, the Harvey Hotel is conveniently located. From Waco/San Antonio on I-35E north- I-35E to I-20 east to 635 west (also known as LBJ Freeway); Take 635 to Coit Road exit (19C) and continue through intersection on access road ... youll see the Harvey Hotel on your right. From Gainesville on I-35 south - I-35 south to I-35E exit south to 635 east (also known as LBJ Freeway); Take 635 to Coit Road exit (19C) and turn left over bridge; turn left again on access road ... youll see the Harvey Hotel on your right. From Ft. Worth on I-30 east - I-30 east to 635 west (also known as LBJ Freeway); Take 635 to Coit Road exit (19C) and continue through intersection on access road ... youll see the Harvey Hotel on your right. From Texarkana on I-30 west - I-30 west to 635 west (also known as LBJ Freeway); Take 635 to Coit Road exit (19C) and continue through intersection on access road ... youll see the Harvey Hotel on your right. From Longview on I-20 west - I-20 west to 635 west (also known as LBJ Freeway); Take 635 to Coit Road exit (19C) and continue through intersection on access road ... youll see the Harvey Hotel on your right. From El Paso/Abilene on I-20 east - I-20 east to 635 west (also known as LBJ Freeway); Take 635 to Coit Road exit (19C) and continue through intersection on access road ... youll see the Harvey Hotel on your right. From Houston on I-45 north - I-45 north to 635 west (also known as LBJ Freeway); Take 635 to Coit Road exit (19C) and continue through intersection on access road ... youll see the Harvey Hotel on your right. From Denison/Sherman on Hwy 75 south - Hwy 75 south to Coit Road exit and continue through intersection on access road ... youll see the Harvey Hotel on your right. For your convenience, below is a reservation form which may be used for the upcoming 1998 KFA business meeting and reunion. Yes, I plan on attending the Kemp Family Association Reunion. (It's never too early ... I've already made my reservations!) Your Name: Your Complete Snail-Mail Address: Your E-Mail Address: Please check all that apply: 1.I will be flying in to Dallas. 2.I will be renting a car at the airport. 3.I will be taking one of the shuttles from the airport. 4.I will have my own car. Will you be staying at the Harvey Hotel - Dallas? Check all that apply: 1.Yes, I will be staying at the Harvey Hotel - Dallas. 2.No, I will not be staying at the Harvey Hotel - Dallas. 3.I will be arriving on Thursday. 4.I will be arriving on Friday. 5.I will be arriving on Saturday. 6.I am unsure about my plans. Don't forget to call the Harvey Hotel - Dallas at 1-800-922-9222 or 972-960-7000 to make reservations; you must mention you are with the Kemp Family Association to receive quoted room rate. While you're in the reservation mode, why not drop your registration in the mail to: Kemp Family Reunion 1926 Palo Duro Drive Garland, Texas 75040 Early Registration: Early KFA member registration check for $20 per is in the mail Early non-member registration check for $25 per is in the mail Late Registration (After August 1, 1998): Late KFA member registration check for $30 per is in the mail Late non-member registration check for $35 per is in the mail How do you want your nametag(s) to read? Please include all individuals who will be attending any of the following: business meeting, research trips, presentations or hospitality suite. Would you like to give a talk, make a presentation, etc? On what subject? Trying to get approximate numbers for the following ... check all that apply: 1.Research to SW Branch of Nat Archives on Fri - 8:00-2:00. (1 hr ea way) how many: 2.Research to Dallas Lib on Fri - 8:30-2:00. (60 min to; 40 min from Dallas) how many: 3.Research to Dallas Lib on Sat - 8:30-1:00. (30 min ea way) how many: 4.Tex-Mex Supper on Friday night how many: 5.Annual Saturday Night Dinner how many: Hope this helps answers questions that you may have. Linda-Jeanne Dolby Garland, TX [email protected] Dolby's Digs - my homepage http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1127 American Hawaii Cruise Vacation - a recent trip http://members.tripod.com/~ljdolby/cruise.html The Attic - for genealogy http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1127/attic.html Kemp Family Association - any time, any where http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1926 Judson Connection - Judsons any time, any where http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1926/judson.html Judson House - A historic landmark in Stratford, CT http://members.tripod.com/~ljdolby/judson.html CTGenWeb Project - New Haven County http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1926/newhaven.html CTGenWeb Project - Litchfield County http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1926/litchfield.html TXGenWeb Project - Dallas County http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1926/dallas.html Garland Genealogical Society http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1926/society.html Dudley Farm - A working restoration in Guilford, CT http://members.tripod.com/~ljdolby/dudley.html
Hi all, Just a reminder that the early registration for the KFA Reunion is fast approaching. By registering early you could save $$ I've got a number of reservation forms received by email which indicated check would be in the mail soon, however, have not received check as yet. If you are unsure if I received it yet, just email me. See you in Oct. Linda-Jeanne Dolby Garland, TX [email protected] Dolby's Digs - my homepage http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1127 American Hawaii Cruise Vacation - a recent trip http://members.tripod.com/~ljdolby/cruise.html The Attic - for genealogy http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1127/attic.html Kemp Family Association - any time, any where http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1926 Judson Connection - Judsons any time, any where http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1926/judson.html Judson House - A historic landmark in Stratford, CT http://members.tripod.com/~ljdolby/judson.html CTGenWeb Project - New Haven County http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1926/newhaven.html CTGenWeb Project - Litchfield County http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1926/litchfield.html TXGenWeb Project - Dallas County http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1926/dallas.html Garland Genealogical Society http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1926/society.html Dudley Farm - A working restoration in Guilford, CT http://members.tripod.com/~ljdolby/dudley.html
Can you help me with Reuben mother and father Descendants of Reuben [1] Kemp 1 Reuben [1] Kemp b: 1754 in Rev. WAR served under, George Rogers Clark d: 1834 in North of Alton, Crawford Co., Indiana B. In Scheckells Cemetery . +Massey [1WA] Camp Unk b: 1763 d: April 1804 in Hardin Co., Kentucky B. In Harden Co.,Ky. m: 1784 in Ca. Kentucky ...... 2 Virginia [1A-1] Jane Kemp b: 1785 in Fort Harrod, Mercer Co., Kentucky d: 1859 in Dubois Co., Indiana B. In Hendrickson Graveyard .......... +William [1A-1H] Hendrickson b: 1780 in Pennsylvania d: 1858 in Dubois Co., B. In Hendrickson Graveyard m: May 20, 1807 in Elizabethtown, Hardin Co.,Kentucky ...... 2 Samuel [1A-2] Kemp b: 1787 in Fort Harrod, Mercer Co., Kentucky d: February 10, 1849 in Crawford Co.,Indiana, B. In Wiseman Cemetery, Unmarked Grave .......... +Eva [1A-2W] Elvina Finch b: March 16, 1803 in Crawford Co., Indiana d: in Crawford Co.,Indiana, B. In Wiseman Cemetry West of Beechwood m: May 22, 1821 in Crawford Co., Indiana ...... 2 Pheby [1A-3] Kemp b: 1788 in Fort Harrod, Mercer Co., Kentucky .......... +William [1A-3H] Smith m: July 29, 1805 in Hardin Co., Kentucky ...... 2 Charles [1A-4] Kemp b: 1789 in Fort Harrod, Mercer Co., Kentucky d: 1870 in Fredonia, Crawford Co., Indiana B. In Fredonia Indiana .......... +Elvina [1A-4W] (Pearson) Martin b: 1797 in Kentucky d: 1888 in Crawford Co.,Indiana m: March 07, 1824 in Crawford Co., Indiana Bk. M Pg. 635 ...... 2 William [1A-5] Kemp b: December 26, 1794 in Harrodsburg, Fort Harrod, Mercer Co., Kentucky d: April 02, 1850 in Cass, Dubois Co., Indiana B. In Mt.Vernon Cemetery .......... +Hester [1A-5AWA] Reed b: 1795 in Marion Co., Kentucky d: 1822 in Hardin Co.,Kentucky m: January 12, 1820 in Hardin Co., Kentucky ...... *2nd Wife of William [1A-5] Kemp: .......... +Elizabeth [1A-5WB] (Betsey) Finch b: March 16, 1803 in Crawford Co., Indiana d: February 11, 1849 in Cass, Dubois Co., Indiana B. In Mt.Vernon Cemetery m: March 27, 1823 in Crawford Co., Indiana Bk. K Pg.510 ...... 2 Reuben [1A-6] Jr. Kemp b: 1800 in Hardin Co.,Kentucky d: 1850 in Duboie, Co.,Indiana B. In Mt. Vernon Cemetery .......... +Elizabeth [1A-6WA] Royalty b: 1798 in Hardin Co.,Kentucky d: 1830 in Hardin Co.,Kentucky m: September 25, 1825 in Hardin Co.,Kentucky ...... *2nd Wife of Reuben [1A-6] Jr. Kemp: .......... +Rhoda [1A-6WB] Cooper b: 1815 in Ohio Co.,Kentucky d: 1845 in Dubois Co.,Indiana B. In Mt.Vernon Cemetery m: 1838 in Dubois Co.,Indiana ...... 2 Polly Ann [1A-7] Kemp b: 1802 in Harden Co.,Kentucky d: October 25, 1855 in Dubois Co., Indiana B. In Mt.Vernon Cemetery ...... 2 Jesse [1A-8] Kemp b: 1803 in Hardin Co., Kentucky d: October 31, 1834 in Crawford Co., Indiana .......... +Margaret [1A-8W] Brown b: February 20, 1816 in Harden Co.,Kentucky d: October 03, 1892 in Spencer Co.,Indiana B. In Mt. Zion Cemetary m: June 22, 1831 in Crawford Co., Indiana Bk. K Pg.510 ...... 2 Henry [1A-9] H. Kemp b: March 20, 1804 in Harden Co.,Kentucky d: November 08, 1869 in Dubois Co., Indiana B. In Mt.Vernon Cemetery .......... +Sarah [1A-9WA] Cox b: November 08, 1809 in Ohio Co., Ohio Kentucky d: June 13, 1884 in Dubois Co., Indiana B. In Mt.Vernon Cemetery m: August 13, 1828 in Dubois Co.,Indiana ...... *2nd Wife of Henry [1A-9] H. Kemp: .......... +Margaret [1A-9WB] Ann Casey m: July 10, 1859 in Crawford Co., Indiana *2nd Wife of Reuben [1] Kemp: . +Patsey [1B] Crofton b: 1775 d: 1820-1830 in Crawford Co. , Indiana B. In Scheckells Cemetery m: December 03, 1805 in Harden Co.,Kentucky ...... 2 Asa [1B-1] Kemp b: 1807 in Hardin Co., Kentucky d: 1867 in Spencer Co., Indiana B. In Mt.Zion Cemetery .......... +Lucinda [1B-1WA] Jewel d: 1833 in Crawford Co., Indiana m: April 12, 1829 in Crawford Co., Indiana Bk. K Pg.510 ...... *2nd Wife of Asa [1B-1] Kemp: .......... +Mariah [1B-1WB] Brown b: July 27, 1819 in Kentucky d: May 12, 1859 in Crawford Co.,Indiana B. In Sheckles Cemetery m: July 28, 1835 in Crawford Co., Indiana Bk. K Pg.510 ...... 2 Solomon [1B-2] Kemp b: 1810 in Hardin Co., Kentucky d: January 10, 1898 in Crawford Co., Indiana B. In Sheckles Cemetery .......... +Mary [1B-2WA] (polly) Brown b: 1815 in Hardin Co.,Kentucky d: in Crawford Co., Indiana m: May 05, 1832 in Crawford Co., Indiana Bk. K Pg.510 ...... *2nd Wife of Solomon [1B-2] Kemp: .......... +Mary [1B-2WB] Brown m: May 05, 1832 in Crawford Co., Indana
Dear all, This afternoon, I am going to attempt the following: a..... Increase my computer ram from 32 Megs to 64 Megs so that I can play about with some large scanned photographs. b..... Install a new 56k modem because my old 28.8k modem keeps locking up. c..... Upgrade to Windows 98. In view of these changes, I think that the chances of me ever appearing again on the lists are at the best pretty remote. If no one hears from me for a few days, then please address all e-mails to me courtesy of the local asylum (I remember what upgrading to the earliest version of Windows 95 was like). Ann has decided to go out for the afternoon taking our cat with her. The last time that I attempted a major upgrade, the cat sat with her paws over her ears for the rest of the day. Kindest regards, Ann & John Kemp Gloucester UK
On Wed, 24 Jun 1998 20:09:41 GMT, you wrote: >PS: Did you know you were a cousin to Ulysses S. Grant? His lineage >from Elizabeth Partridge is at my web page. Home page in sig. >Specific Ulysses Grant lineage, under George Partridge, is here: Ooops, sorry 'bout that. Ulysses is George Partridge > Elizabeth Partridge m James Allen > Amy m Joseph Hatch. I got confused 'cause of the two Elizabeth Partridges with different lineages, but yet their lines merge in my case.. so I'm related to both of them! Norris PS: Anyone doing New England genealogy can check the index of "Ancestors of American Presidents" by Gary Boyd Roberts to see if your end-of-line ancestors (or in-between) are there. Actually, you don't have to be of New England ancestry, but chances are "good" if you have New England ancestors that you've got a president or two in your tree somewhere. Norris -- Silver Bullet <[email protected]> Home Page: http://members.aol.com/ntgen/ ---------------------------------------
Welcome to the Kemp Mail List, George. Norris is quite right - William Kemp, Jr, never existed. If you will send me your regular snail mail address, I'll get a copy of the original article out to you. Quite well done - Bob Young, Secretary Kemp Family Association [email protected]
On Wed, 24 Jun 1998 13:14:15 -0600, you wrote: >My first query to this site. >I'm descended from William Kemp and Elizabeth Partridge. >You state Patience was an only child but my records show a son, William, >b 1638 at Duxbury, MA. Will make the necessary changes with validation. >My line is: > William Kemp and Elizabeth Partridge > Patience Kemp and Samuel Seabury > John Seabury and Elizabeth Alden (m1697) > Patience Seabury and Joseph Latham (m 1722) > Abigail Latham and Isaac Griswold (m 1760) > Abigail Griswold and George Dennis (Jr.) (m 1782) > Emily Dennis and Ezra Ambler Boland (m ?) > George Dennis Boland and Electa Maria Miller (m ?) > Mary Maria Miller and William Gildersleeve (m 1873) >Would like clarification on my data and also would like to be able to >attain additional information re. Kemp. Hi George: Grandaughter Patience Kemp was mentioned in grandfather Ralph Partridge's will. There is no mention of a William Kemp, Jr. I have been forwarded an analysis from another researcher that contended that both "William Kemp, Jr," and "Patience Thacher" are complete fabrications and in fact did not exist. Apparently these people were "manufactured" by early Thacher genealogies of the 19th century to justify a Patience Kemp, dau of Elizabeth, marrying Sam Seabury. However, I have not been able to get the citation for that document. I've heard from Bob Young on this list that an article was included in a Kemp newsletter about this situation, but I have not see what that says. PS: Did you know you were a cousin to Ulysses S. Grant? His lineage from Elizabeth Partridge is at my web page. Home page in sig. Specific Ulysses Grant lineage, under George Partridge, is here: http://members.aol.com/ntgen/baldwin/index.html Norris -- Silver Bullet <[email protected]> Home Page: http://members.aol.com/ntgen/ ---------------------------------------
My first query to this site. I'm descended from William Kemp and Elizabeth Partridge. You state Patience was an only child but my records show a son, William, b 1638 at Duxbury, MA. Will make the necessary changes with validation. My line is: William Kemp and Elizabeth Partridge Patience Kemp and Samuel Seabury John Seabury and Elizabeth Alden (m1697) Patience Seabury and Joseph Latham (m 1722) Abigail Latham and Isaac Griswold (m 1760) Abigail Griswold and George Dennis (Jr.) (m 1782) Emily Dennis and Ezra Ambler Boland (m ?) George Dennis Boland and Electa Maria Miller (m ?) Mary Maria Miller and William Gildersleeve (m 1873) Would like clarification on my data and also would like to be able to attain additional information re. Kemp. I have an extensive database but, as yet, haven't established a home page. I hope I will get this done this week. George Gildersleeve from within one mile of 117 degrees W and 43 degrees N
David, I have an extensive file on Kemp's in early New England. Timothy and Hannah (Snow) Kemp of Harpswell are one of my stumbling blocks. Timothy KEMP is believed to be a son of Silas KEMP. Silas was born 11 Nov 1741 in Groton, Mass, the son of Hezekiah and Dorothy (Adams) KEMP. Silas was listed as one of the "refugees" in Harpswell in 1778, seeking shelter after the British sacked and burned Falmouth, Maine. He enlisted in Captain Nehemiah Curtis' Company in Harpswell, 7 Jul 1779. He served for two months on the Penobscot Expedition, and was discharged 25 Sep 1779 in Harpswell. By 1790, Silas had removed to Addison County, Vermont. So many pieces of the puzzle point towards Silas KEMP as being the founder of the Harpswell Kemp's, but finding that elusive "proof" is a goal still not achieved. Bob Young, Secretary Kemp Family Association [email protected]
I am looking for any information on John Kemp, and his parents, he was born on Great Island, Harpswell, Maine, 24 Nov 1797, and died there 24 Aug 1859. He was the son of Timothy Kemp and Hannah Snow. He m. Elmira Sinnett, 28 Dec 1826. Any help or direction will be greatly appreciated. Thanks , Dave Rich
Dear all. May I offer my most sincere thanks to everyone who sent their good wishes to me when I had my recent stay in hospital. I am afraid that I am not yet up to answering each of you individually, so if you would accept this collective thank you. While I was in hospital, my son logged on for me, collected all the e-mails and printed out the well wishes. When I came round after the operation, feeling awful, almost wishing that it was all over as I felt so bad, a young nurse wondering what all the messages were, started reading them out to me. Suddenly knowing that there were all those kind people, most of whom I will never ever meet, offering me their thoughts and prayers made me feel so much better, it was unbelievable. Thank you all. Anyway, I was allowed home yesterday, which was our wedding anniversary much Ann's delight as we had at least part of the day together at home. Everything has gone according to plan with the operation and I should soon be back to normal, moaning about everything and anything. Thank you all so much, Kindest regards, Ann & John Kemp Gloucester UK
Looking for information on Mary KEMPE married Dudley DIGGES (1583-1639) Did they have children? Dates of birth, death, etc. Joe Malcom