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    1. [KING-L] Listowner post - ROOTSWEB
    2. Carol C-H

    3. Cousins, I hope and trust that all of us on this list are already contributors to RootsWeb. If you are not, please realize that contributions from each of us are needed to keep RootsWeb online. RootsWeb is user-supported (that means all of us), and our $1 per month - $12 per year - or more, if you can - will help keep these lists, the archives, the RSL, GenConnect, GenWeb webspace - and all the other resources RootsWeb provides - available for our use. Do you use RootsWeb-provided internet resources enough to justify sending a contribution of $1 per month? Have these resources helped you find data, cousins, ancestors, or assistance in your search? Would you miss all these resources if RootsWeb were not available to provide them? If so, please help insure that RootsWeb will continue to be here for us - do your part by sending your contribution to RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative, P.O. Box 6798, Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798. or go to http://www.rootsweb.com/ to contribute online, using a credit card and secure server or fax. If you send a check, please be sure your name and e-address are on it. Your listowner (a RootsWeb supporter), Carol <cch@netdoor.com> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/

    01/10/1999 11:17:58
    1. [KING-L] Re: KING-D Digest V99 #5
    2. Vic Shelley

    3. unsubscribe

    01/10/1999 11:06:18
    1. [KING-L] Hope this helps someone
    2. Kathleen Burnett

    3. I just ran across this on Ebay - hope is helps someone. http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=52352654 King Family History (2 Vols.) Written & Copyrighted 1984 by H.Harold Hartzler over 1400pgs. including index. This genealogy deals with the descendants of Samuel (Koenig) King,an Amishman who arrived in Philadelphia 12/22/1744 by ship. Both vols are like new. Bidder pays shipping. 5day ret. priv. No res. Kathleen Burnett

    01/09/1999 06:19:22
    1. [KING-L] Internet access fee a hoax!
    2. Patti Gettinger

    3. Sorry to all. P.T. Barnum was right when he said there was a sucker born every minute! Thanks to "Nettie Mae" who forwarded this info advising that the internet access fee is a hoax: The FCC is NOT going to charge a per minute surcharge. Here are some Q & A the whole page can be found at http://urbanlegends.miningco.com/library/weekly/aa010798.htm It is something that 2 years ago the FCC ask for public comment on, they decided NOT to pursue this. Since that time, people have been circulating this "urban Legend" there is a lot of FCC pages listed on the page I gave you. Have fun. -- Patti Gettinger Acworth, GA Researching: HANCOCK, SIMMONS, FLOYD, DAVIS, WATSON, WILLIAMS, CALLAHAN, DARITY, HOLCOMB, TERRY http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/e/t/Patti-Gettinger/

    01/09/1999 04:21:34
    1. Re: [KING-L] Congress to vote on long distance charges to access Internet
    2. John Jernigan

    3. Patti, This is an old issue that was settled a long time ago. There is absolutely nothing to it. Please read the facts at: http://www.fcc.gov/Bureaus/Common_Carrier/Factsheets/ispfact.html Cheers, John Patti Gettinger wrote: > This seems to be another of those "quiet" bills that go through Congress > and come back to bite us later. You may wish to reply or pay higher > phone bills in the future. > > Congress will be voting in less than two weeks. CNN stated that the > Government would, in two weeks time, decide to allow or not allow a > Charge to your phone bill equal to a Long Distance call EACH time > you access the Internet. > > The address is http://www.house.gov/writerep/ > > If you choose, visit the address above and fill out the necessary form! > If EACH one of us, forward this message on to others in a hurry, we may > be able to prevent this injustice from happening! Please Pass This ON > -- > Patti Gettinger > Acworth, GA

    01/09/1999 03:47:49
    1. [KING-L] Congress to vote on long distance charges to access Internet
    2. Patti Gettinger

    3. This seems to be another of those "quiet" bills that go through Congress and come back to bite us later. You may wish to reply or pay higher phone bills in the future. Congress will be voting in less than two weeks. CNN stated that the Government would, in two weeks time, decide to allow or not allow a Charge to your phone bill equal to a Long Distance call EACH time you access the Internet. The address is http://www.house.gov/writerep/ If you choose, visit the address above and fill out the necessary form! If EACH one of us, forward this message on to others in a hurry, we may be able to prevent this injustice from happening! Please Pass This ON -- Patti Gettinger Acworth, GA Researching: HANCOCK, SIMMONS, FLOYD, DAVIS, WATSON, WILLIAMS, CALLAHAN, DARITY, HOLCOMB, TERRY http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/e/t/Patti-Gettinger/

    01/09/1999 02:34:16
    1. [KING-L] KING, James, b. abt. 1765, of Stokes Co., NC
    2. Brenda King Finch

    3. Hello KING researchers: It has been some time since I posted my KINGS: Searching for parents of James KING, b. abt 1765, NC, d. 1836, Jefferson Co., TN. Married 12 Feb 1791, Martha “Patsy” SANDERS, dau. of Nahum SANDERS and wife, Susannah. Children of James KING and Martha SANDERS: 1)Sanders KING, b. abt 1793, NC, m. Martha Northcutt, 28 Jan, 1833, Amherst, VA; 2)Susannah KING, b. 1795, NC, m. James ORR, 26 Dec 1815, Stokes Co., NC; 3)James S. KING, b. 1797, NC, m. Sarah CLARK, 3 Dec 1822, Stokes Co., NC; 4)Nancy KING, b. 1801, NC, m. Jacob D. ORR, 29 Oct 1822, Stokes Co., NC; 5)William KING, b. NC, m. Mary REED, 5 Sept. 1827, Jefferson Co., TN; 6)Martha King, b. NC, m. James RUSSELL, 28 Mar 1828, Jefferson Co., TN; 7)Barnabas B. King, b. 11 June 1811, Stokes Co., NC, d. 24 Nov 1876, Collin Co., TX, m. (1) Charlotte KELLY, 4 Nov 1830, Jefferson Co., TN, m. (2) Mrs. Julia Ann THOMAS Couch (Crouch). Any information appreciated. Thanks very much. Brenda ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

    01/08/1999 06:58:54
    1. [KING-L] Henry H. King, Sr.
    2. Stev, Barb, & Sam Rocca

    3. Does anyone have any information on Henry H. King Sr? He was born in ~ 1743, (possibly in Philidelphia, PA, as his son Henry Jr. was). He died after 1850 in Bullitt Co., KY. He was married to a Mary King. Henry Jr. was born in Philadelphia, PA on Jan. 16,1765, and died on Oct. 8, 1849 in Corydon, Harrison Co., IN. He married (in around 1814) a woman whose last name was Killian. She was born in Louisianna, and died before Feb., 1822. Any help with this would be much appreciated. Thanks, Steve Rocca

    01/07/1999 09:23:14
    1. [KING-L] Jacob and Becky King
    2. SONYA HERALD

    3. Hi, I have seen nothing in the mailings about my King family . I have posted this before. Jacob and Becky King (could be Koenig at that time) and son Philip 10 years of age came to the US in 1832-33. In 1851 Philip married Eliza Baker. She had been married to Peter Baker and had a son Henry born in1847. They were married in Wells County, Indiana. They had 4 children-Rebecca - Matin- My great grandfather- Matida and Valentine. All the children were married except Valentine when they all moved to LaMar Kansas in1877. Martin married Samantha Kreigh (a cousin) in 1875. Their children were Perry- born in Indiana-Charles, Ada, Leslie,Goldie, and Jacob -my grandfather. They all cameback to Michigan in 1894 by covered wagon. Most of the family remained in the Michiana area the rest of their lives. Does any one know of the Kreigh family.? I had lots of them in Michigan but can not find them on any genealogy search. Looking forward to some help from you all. Thanks, Sunni

    01/07/1999 06:37:55
    1. [KING-L] Daniel Wesley King IN-MO

    3. Hi Folks, I'm looking for information on Daniel Wesley King. He was born in IN in 1849, married Rachel Ann Prewitt on 18 July 1869 and by 1886 had purchased land in Douglas Co. MO. In 1889 he was granted a homestead in Douglas Co. Would love to connect with any of his decendants as well as recieve any information about his live in IN prior to his moving to MO. Thanks so much. Alisa in Beautiful British Columbia acarnall@hom.com

    01/05/1999 10:03:34
    1. [KING-L] A King Tree
    2. Ray

    3. I would like to have those that have IE4 web browser to check out a tree I made of my King family. There are no connections from this page to any other as of yet. However, when I am completely done, over 400 Kings in my tree will have information sheets linked to and can be directly accessed from this one page. Please send me your thoughts on any thing to improve to make it better. I am also going to work on making it available to those working with Netscape. When you get to the page, click on John King. If you get a script error, let me know. Click here: www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3022/KING.html Ray A. Lynn Jr rlynn@nb.net www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3022/

    01/05/1999 06:29:33
    1. [KING-L] King; New Jersey
    2. Henry Seymour

    3. I have a John C. King, perhaps born in Georgia, USA about 1808 who said that his father was from New Jersey and his mother was from Philadelphia. I have read that many Kings from New Jersey went to Adams County, Mississippi which was in the Mississippi Territory, and I can't discount that my John C. King's family didn't pass through there either. Also, Georgia was part of the Mississippi Territory. Unfortunately, I don't know John's parents names. Do your have a missing John from New Jersey or perhaps a King who moved to Georgia, USA prior to 1808? Thanks.

    01/03/1999 06:42:48
    1. [KING-L] Martha King-Armstrong CO., PA 1885

    3. Hello everyone, I am a new subscriber to this list and am really hoping to find some of y'all have ties to my King ancestor. Just two days ago I found that my GGGgrandmother was named Martha King-she married my GGGgrandfather James Benton Smith prior to 1884. Their son Thomas King Smith was born in Armstrong County PA in June 1885. If anybody has any information on this lady or her King family I would be very interested in corresponding with you-thanks for your help! Regards, Shelby Davis-R8188@aol.com Tuscaloosa, Alabama

    01/02/1999 09:49:45
    1. [KING-L] Re: Northern AL KING's
    2. Kathy

    3. Joseph H. KING b. 1825 married Sarah Jane JOHNSON b. 1825 Madison Co. AL died sometime after 1860 Census taken in Northern Alabama. Children: John H. KING b. 1847 AL (My gggrandfather) married Isabella CURTIS 1869 TN Second wife Annie COUSINS b 1861 GA. John died in 1913 Collin Co., TX. James M. KING b. 1849 William H. b. 1851 (married Caladonia POWERS 1873) Joseph M. b. 1853 George b. 1855 (Married Harriett TIMMONS 1878) Clara b. 1858 (married E.H. CURTIS 1880) STROUD > STUBBLEFIELD > HALE > MC CRACKEN > CURTIS > COUSINS > DAVIS > TN > AL > TX

    01/02/1999 08:21:45
    1. [KING-L] KING SEARCH
    2. MacInnes

    3. New Years Greeting One area of my family research has been particularly difficult and I hope some person will be able to help. The solution to my puzzle rests with finding descendents of CHARLES AUGUSTUS KING born 27 Feb 1902 at Peetzburgh ( now New Milford ), Palisade Township, Bergen County, NJ. He is/was the son of GEORGE EDWARD and ALICE (WINSOR) KING. CHARLES AUGUSTUS has/had at least two siblings (both older I believe) named GEORGE and HAROLD. CHARLES AUGUSTUS married VIOLET ADELE GILDERSLEEVE in 1929 at Belleville, Essex Co. Violet was born at Westwood, NJ, daughter of ARTHUR and CATHERINE (PULIS) GILDERSLEEVE who lived in Westwood. ALICE WINSOR was born 1874-1878 in St. John's, Newfoundland. GEORGE EDWARD was born in New York city in 1866. They were married 9 Feb 1896 at Schraalenburgh (ie. Dumont Borough), Bergen County. ...... and there you are! Can you help? Clinton MacInnes Wolfville, Nova Scotia

    01/02/1999 06:52:50
    1. [KING-L] Bolton, CT King Records
    2. The Maguires

    3. Happy New Year! I hope this posting will be of help to someone. The following is a listing of the Vital Records Index to Bolton (CT) Congregational Church, 1725-1922. It is from the Barbour Collection found in the CT State Archives discussed in Ancestry's Red Book. It was the source of my first King ancestor, after which several of you so kindly helped me extend the line a few more generations. Enjoy! All below are of the surname KING, numbers following entry are Volume and Page of original record on microfilm. p. 122 Vol Page Abigail, adm. ch. May 20, 1733 1 138 Abigail, adm. ch. May 20, 1733 2 57 Abigail, m. Isaac Brunson, b. of Bolton, Nov. 9, 1733, by [Rev. Thomas White] 1 32 Abigail, m. Isaac Brunson, b. of Bolton, Nov. 9, 1733 3 148 Alice, d. Hez[e]k[ia]h, bp. Feb. 23, 1734 3 112 Alice, d. Hezekiah, bp. Feb. 23, 1735 1 13 Ann, d. Hezekiah & Ann, bp. Aug 18, 1754 1 88 Ann, d. Hezekiah & Ann, bp. Aug 18, 1754 3 166 Ann, adm. ch. Aug. [ ], 1759 2 62 Ann, adm. ch. Sept. 30, 1759 1 150 Asa, delegate to council Nov. 7, 1815 3 3 Bathsheba, d. Hezekiah, bp. Mar. 27, 1726 1 3 Bathsheba, d. Hez[ekiah], bp. Mar. 27, 1726 by Rev. Thomas White 3 124 Betty, d. Charles & Sarah, bp. Nov. 22, 1747 1 60 Betty, d. Charles & Sarah, bp. Nov. 22, 1747 3 157 Charles, adm. ch. June 22, 1735 1 139 Charles, adm. ch. June 22, 1735 2 58 Charles, s. Charles & Sarah, bp. Nov. 16, 1740 1 36 p. 123 Vol Page Charles, s. Charles & Sarah, bp. Nov. 16, 1740 3 149 Charles, s. Charles & Sarah, bp. May 20, 1759 1 107 Charles, s. Charles & Sarah, bp. May 20, 1759 3 183 David, s. Charles & Sarah, bp. Sept. 19, 1756 1 97 David, s. Charles & Sarah, bp. Sept. 19, 1756 3 179 Eunice, d. Charles, bp. Aug. 1, 1754 1 87 Eunice, d. Charles, bp. Aug. 1, 1754 3 166 Francis, s. Seth & Mary, bp. June 10, 1759 1 108 Francis, s. Seth & Mary, bp. June 10, 1759 3 183 Francis, of Vernon, delegate to council Nov. 7, 1815 3 3 Francis, Dea., of Vernon, mem. of council held Sept. 18, 1827 3 92 Gideon, s. Jonathan, bp. July 19, 1729 1 5 Gideon, s. Jonathan, bp. July 19, 1729, by Rev. Thomas White 3 126 Hezekiah, adm. ch. [ ], 1725, from the ch. in Mansfield 2 80 Hezekiah, adm. ch. [between 1725 & 1732] from Mansfield 1 126 Hezekiah, Jr., adm. ch. June 22, 1735 1 139 Hezekiah, adm. ch. [June] 22, 1735 2 58 Hezekiah, the second Deacon of the Church in Bolton chosen before 1763; d. prior to June 2, 1801 2 0 Isaac, his grandchild d. Aug. [ ], 1858 4 150 Joel, s. Seth & Mary, bp. Jan. 4, 1752 3 163 Joel, s. Seth & Mary, bp. June 4, 1752 1 78 John, s. Hezekiah, bp. Sept 13, 1730 1 6 John, s. Hez[ekiah], bp. Sept. 13, 1730 3 100 Jonathan & Mary King, adm. ch. [ ], 1725, from the ch. in N. Hampton 2 80 Jonathan, adm. ch. [between 1725 & 1732], from N. Hampton 1 126 Jonathan, adm. ch. May 5, 1734 1 139 Jonathan, adm. ch. May 5, 1734 2 58 Lillian, adm. ch. Mar. 1, 1911, by letter from Abington, Conn.; dism. [ ] to Weston, Conn. 4 128 Lillian, adm. ch. May 1, 1915; dism. to Cong. Ch. Weston, Conn. 4 129 p. 124 Vol Page Lois, d. Jonathan, d. June 5, 1809, AE 43 2 102 Lydia, d. Charles, bp. May 6, 1750 1 69 Lydia, d. Charles, bp. May 6, 1750 3 160 Mary, adm. ch. [between 1725 & 1732] from N. Hampton 1 126 Mary & Jonathan King, adm. ch. [ ] 1725, from the ch. in N. Hampton 2 80 Mary, d. Hezekiah, bp. Sept. 10, 1732 1 9 Mary, adm. ch. [June] 22, 1735 2 58 Mary, adm. ch. June 22, 1735 1 139 Mercy, d. Hez[e]k[ia]h, bp. Sept. 10, 1732 3 101 Oliver, s. Seth & Mary, bp. Apr. 24, 1748 1 61 Oliver, s. Seth & Mary, bp. Apr. 24, 1748 3 158 Rachel, d. Charles & Sarah, bp. Apr. [ ], 1743 1 44 Rachel, d. Charles & Sarah, bp. May 15, 1743 3 152 Reuben, s. Charles & Sarah, bp. Jan. 4, 1752 3 163 Reuben, s. Charles & Sarah, bp. June 4, 1752 1 78 Rhoda, d. Seth, bp. May 6, 1750 1 70 Rhoda, d. Seth, bp. May 6, 1750 3 160 Roxellana, d. Hezekiah & Ann, bp. Nov. 18, 1761 1 118 Roxellana, d. Hez[e]kiah & Ann] bp. Nov. 18, 1761 3 192 Ruth, d. Seth & Mary, bp. Sept. 19, 1756 1 97 Ruth, d. Seth & Mary, bp. Sept. 19, 1756 3 179 Samuel, s. Hezekiah & Ann, bp. Aug. 8, 1756 1 96 Samuel, s. Hezekiah & Ann, bp. Aug. 8, 1756 3 179 Sarah, adm. ch. June 22, 1735 1 139 Sarah, d. Charles & Sarah, bp. Sept. 1, 1745 1 52 Sarah, d. Charles & Sarah, bp. Sept. 1, 1745 3 155 Seth, adm. ch. Oct. 18, 1741 1 144 Seth, adm. ch. Oct. 18, 1741 2 60 Seth, s. Seth & Mary, bp. Aug. 1, 1754 1 87 Seth, s. Seth & Mary, bp. Aug.. 1, 1754 3 166 William, s. Hezekiah, bp. Dec 3, 1727 1 4 William. s. Hez[ekiah], bp. Dec. 3, 1727, by Rev. Thomas White 3 125 _______, Dea., his w., adm. ch. July 22, 1739 1 142 _______, Dea., his w., adm. ch. July 22, 1739 2 59 _______, Mr., his infant ch., d. Aug. [ ], 1858 4 150

    01/01/1999 09:35:29
    1. [KING-L] NO ROLL CALL - Listowner post
    2. Carol C-H

    3. King Cousins, There are 596 of us on this list. Having a Roll Call on a list this size would be a VERY BAD IDEA. Do NOT send Roll Call post to his list, PLEASE. Instead, please post a query, listing information about the KING ancestor(s) you are researching. Thanks! Carol Carol <cch@netdoor.com> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/

    12/31/1998 12:34:54
    1. [KING-L] RE:Roll Call for King

    3. Well, since I see a roll call coming I will post this again..for the people who have seen this..sorry to jkeep repeating..for the new ones who haven't seen it..help me find: Clarence Henry King bornSept. 17, 1880 in Boston Mass. His parents are Joseph King and Louisa ? from canada. He married Sadie J. Lockwood in 1910 in Deposit, NY. She was born Sept. 3, 1893. Her parents are James W. Lockwood and Nellie M. Grant. Anyone have these King's in their tree? Michele R. Lockwood Researching Lockwood, Grant, Davis, Downs, and Hulse

    12/31/1998 07:16:58
    1. [KING-L] Fwd: Rollcall

    3. This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_915129568_boundary Content-ID: <0_915129568@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_915129568_boundary Content-ID: <0_915129568@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: Easter7011@aol.com Return-path: <Easter7011@aol.com> To: MISSISSIPPI-L@rootsweb.com Cc: NOXUBEE-L@rootsweb.com, JONES-L@rootsweb.com, KEMPER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Rollcall Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1998 13:37:42 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit HI! Mary K. Easterling Mobile, AL Researching: KING & CLEARMAN - Noxubee Co. 1850-60s COOK - Kemper Co. 1870s EASTERLING - Jones Co. 1870s easter7011@aol.com --part0_915129568_boundary--

    12/31/1998 06:39:27
    1. [KING-L] attn: Bev Klemme

    3. Bev, I tried to send this privately but it came back. You need to unsubscribe to" KING-L-request@rootsweb.com Your post did not have the word request in the e-mail address and it is needed. The way it worked - we got the whole digest back - :-). That probably happened because you "re:Mail" instead of "to:mail" or whatever your heading says. Also, you leave the subject line blank. My computer questions it, but ignore and send without anything in it. Put the word unsubscribe in the body - nothing else - no address or name, etc. Hope this helps. Pat

    12/30/1998 11:24:46