Somebody sent this web address to me a long time ago. This site allows you to enter a surname and year, and see the concentration of a surname by US state. The info comes from census records for 1850, 1880, 1920, and 1990 telephone directory. I only wish it had earlier census info!! http://www.hamrick.com/names/
WILLIAM H. KING (ca. 1825 NC - Before 1870 MS or TX) m. MARY JANE GOODWIN (1836 MS - 1910 Smith Co., TX) on 4 January 1853 in Lafayette Co., MS. Surely someone, somewhere connects to him and knows his parents/siblings. Can anybody help? Thanks! Mike Bonner JLKB@aol.com Flower Mound, TX
Descendants of Nathaniel King 1. NATHANIEL KING (son of John King and Hanna Davis) was born Abt. 1753 in , Lunenberg Co, VA, and died shortly after his will dated March 02, 1824 in Orange Co, NC: His will was proved August court 1824. He married JANET TURNER Abt. 1782 in Orange Co, NC, she was daughter of WILLIAM TURNER and RUTH TURNER. He married SARAH GATTIS August 08, 1800 in , Orange Co, NC daughter of JOHN and SARAH GATTIS. Children of NATHANIEL KING and JANET TURNER are: i. ANDREW S.2 KING, b. August 20, 1783, Hillsboro, Orange Co, NC; d. January 16, 1856, Irving, Montgomery Co, IL; m. HANNAH GATTIS, July 16, 1804, Orange Co, NC. (my line - I have data available) ii. MARY 'POLLY' KING, b. Abt. 1784, Hillsboro, Orange Co, NC; d. Bet. 1819 - 1890, , Lincoln Co, TN; m. ISAAC GATTIS, October 28, 1800, Hillsboro, Orange Co, NC. ( I have some data available. I need more) iii. THOMAS KING, b. Abt. 1786, Hillsboro, Orange Co, NC; d. Unknown, m. BETSEY JOHNSTON, May 16, 1828, , Orange Co, NC. (I have no information on this family - CAN you help) iv. BAXTER KING, b. Abt. 1789, Hillsboro, Orange Co, NC; d. Unknown, m. LILAH DAVIS, February 07, 1809, Hillsboro, Orange Co, NC. (I have no information on this family - CAN you help) v. SALLY KING, b. Abt. 1790, Hillsboro, Orange Co, NC; d. Unknown, Unknown. (I have no information on this family - CAN you help) vi. WILLIAM KING, b. Abt. 1792, Hillsboro, Orange Co, NC; d. 1860, Unknown;will dated 1860; m. SUSANNAH MASON, July 03, 1813, , Orange Co, NC. (I have no information on this family - CAN you help) vii. JOHN TURNER KING, b. January 01, 1793, Chapel Hill, Orange Co, NC; d. December 03, 1876, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches Co, TX; m. (1) CAROLINE V. JOHNSON TUCKER, WFT Est. 1810-1843; m. (2) MARTHA (PATSY) ELIZABETH WHITAKER, Abt. 1814, , Lincoln Co, TN. (I have some information on this family but need more) viii. FANNY KING, b. Abt. 1795, Hillsboro, Orange Co, NC; d. Unknown, (I have no information on this family - CAN you help) ix. NATHANIEL JOSEPH2 KING, b. Abt. 1791, Hillsboro, Orange Co, NC; d. Unknown, Unknown; m. perhaps ANN/ANNE KIRKLAND, May 04, 1807, , Orange Co, NC; m. or ALICE FOSTER, July 11, 1807, , Orange Co, NC. (I have no information on this family - CAN you help) Children of Nathaniel King and Sarrah Gattis Census records indicate 5 girls and 2 sons added to the family between 1800 and 1810 but I have found no trace of their identy. They were not considered in the Will left by Nathaniel. Were these foster children or perhaps neices and nephews?
My Elizabeth Nichols King is the daughter of Edward King and Elizabeth Nichols. She married Samuel Dinsmore (Dunsmore, Dinsmoor, Dunsmoor). I am seeking a marriage date and place. Have looked in PA, MD, VA, NC and TN. Does anyone have knowledge of this couple or suggestions? Help! I was interested in seeing the Hawkins County reference to the Kings...have always seen Greene County, TN, for them. Thank you. Kay Lou Dinsmore
My Kings carry the middle name LUDY. I know Ludy is an Irlish surname and not too common in America. Has any one run accross this name? Geraldine Olson KING<cookie@oakhurst.net>
1 Henry KING b20 May 1811 VA m 7 Aug 1839 McMinn Co TN sp Ekzabeth J. HAYMES b 1May 1823 TN 2 Mayberry Vanburen KING b 20 May 1840 MO sp Sarah Ann NIMMO 2 Amanda L. K. .KING b 1844 MO sp John NIMMO 2 Louisa Kelly KING b 1849 MO sp Mark HOLBERT 2 Rebecca Caroline KING b 1849 MO sp James Madison THOMPSON 2 William Henry KING b 1851 MO sp Sarah Melinda HUNT 2 Sarah Margaret KING b1854 MO 2 R. C. Layfayette KING b 1856 MO sp Mary C. WINGO 2 Mary E.B.KING b 1858 M) sp Robert MYERS Need Parents and siblings of Henry KING and County of birth. H.Carrol KING cking01@mail.orion.org
Just found this, in case some of you also have not visited it - http://www.smokykin.com/king.htm Carol <cch@netdoor.com> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/
searching for Lod King and his wife Mamie Brewster. they had two sons Elmer and Willis. they were living in the Beaumont,Texas area in the 1920 census. Ann
My guess is LAND. If the first son got the land, the rest went to find land. Note: my first four generations are: Michael, Henry, Michael, Michael - not easy to follow. On my King line. Michael King settled in VA, his second son Henry went to NC. Henry's first son Michael, stayed in NC (County name is different, but I haven't check to see if Bertie was formed from Chowan.) His first son Michael stayed in NC and Michael's 5th son Charles went to GA. Charles died while his children were still minors and GA was growing plus the Civil War - Charles' children and grandchildren seemed nomadic. Charles' grandson Charles Thomas ended up in Decatur (now Grady County). There are still a number of his descendents in Grady County although many of my Dad's and my generation have had to leave to find jobs. My dad has now retired to Grady County after spending 20 years away in the Navy. (He is living on land first claimed by Hawthorn and hand down through his mother's side of the family, not the King side.) At 06:46 PM 10/5/98 , Butt, Thomas wrote: >There are so many KINGS that moved from the Carolinas to GA in the early >1800's, then on to GA, then AL, and some later to AR. There must be some >reason for this pattern. I don't recognize anything in common with my >KINGS except the migration pattern. Was someone giving away maps, or >what?? --- Deborah S Nelson Santa Clara CA
In a message dated 10/7/98 11:41:40 AM EST, dsn@ricochet.net writes: << County name is different, but I haven't check to see if Bertie was formed from Chowan.) >> Yep, it was in 1722. Rene
Hi I would like to see everyone that has information on King's from Hawkins Co, TN to post what they know. I have a william King from that are. Please Thanks Jeanine Biondolino
In answer to Jeanine's post, this is what I have on KINGs from Hawkins Co., TN Brenda 1830 CENSUS, HAWKINS CO., TN 16 KING, DAVID 10001-11001 22 KING, JOHN 1101001-113 24 KING, ANDREW 000010001-000100001 28 KING, WILLIAM 303001-022101 37 KING, JACOB 10001-31001 37 KING, CHARLES 010001-0100010001 40 KING, BARNEY B.00001-0 44 KING, EDMUND 00001-00010001 53 KING, ROBERT 000001-00001 68 KING, SAMUEL 0000000001-0010001001 68 KING, WILLIAM 2110001-021001 1840 CENSUS HAWKINS CO., TN King, Barbara 256 King, Elizabeth 256 King, Josiah 259 King, Lazarus 259 King, William 259 HAWKINS CO., TN WILLS 1789-1850 King, Barbara 71 King, Andrew 40 King, James 47 King, Samuel 19 King, Thomas 16 HAWKINS CO., TN WILLS Andrew King 11 Apr 1831 Barbara, wife Jacob, James, Charles, Elizabeth, Sara Adams wife, Adams con, Andy Barbara King 18 Mar 1842 Executor, David Reynolds Adam, Charles, Jacob, James Fanny Arnott Sarah Bell Elizabeth Garrison HISTORY OF THOMAS KING, (Source Unknown) NAME - King, Thomas lived at Hawkins County, Tennessee Born 3-17-1754 in Middletown, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, died 6-18-1847 in Sullivan County, Tennessee. Buried at New Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Sullivan County, Tennessee. Soldier; Pioneer. Came to the Holston County about 1780. 1799 owned an Inn at Southwest Point (now Kingston, Roane County). Commissioner of the town of Rogersville; 1788 delegate to Convention to ratify U.S. Constitution; 1788, 1789 member of N.C. House of Commons from Hawkins County. Presbyterian; New Bethel Church in Sullivan County. Volunteered at the beginning of the Revolution and was with Washington in New Jersey and at Valley Forge. Later with the Pennsylvania Regulars in the Western Division; Fought with General Nathaniel Greene and General Francis Marion in South Carolina; after 8 years, was mustered out in 1783. In 1790 was made a Colonel in the Washington District Militia. Father - Edward King Sr., lived at Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, died c1790 in Sullivan County, Tennessee. Came to the Holston Country about 1775 to spend his last days with his children who had come before him. Mother - Elizabeth (Nickolds), married 1751, died c1808. Spouse - Susan (Sharp), born 3-21-1756, died 4-3-1822 in Sullivan County, Tennessee. Sister of the pioneer, John Sharp. Children- 1. Harvey King, b. 1784, m. Jane Gregg 2. Julia King, b. 1786, m. John Gregg 3. Betsie King, b. 1788, m. Edward Hunter 4. Pollie King, b. 1790, m. Alex Dyer 5. Ellen King, b. 1792, m. Thomas Berry (fell heir to the old King homeplace) 6. Lou Allan King, b. 1792, m. Susan Crouch 7. William King, b. 1796, m. Marcha Crouch; 2nd Mary E. Schoolfield 8. Vinia King, nm. TENNESSEE MARRIAGE RECORDS-VOLUME 2, HAWKINS COUNTY, 1789-1865, Edited by Pollyanna Creekmore Being Transcriptions from the Original Bonds and Licenses at the County Courthouse, Rogersville, by Prentiss Price., Clinchdale Press, Knoxville, TN, 1958 Genealogical Dept. of L.D.S., 976.8 V26p p. 80 ... King, Andrew to Emeline Brown 10 July 1855 Jas. M. Duff, Sec. m. 10 July by L. C. White, M.G. King, Anna to Thomas N. Gulley 5 Oct. 1848 King, Arias to Thomas Mitchell 15 Nov. 1848 King, Betsey to John Looney 13 May 1809 King, Catherine to Pascal H. Burum 27 May 1823 King, Daniel R. to Nancy McGee 25 Jan. 1843 Christopher King, Sec. King, Elizabeth to George White 6 Mar. 1855 King, Hetty to William Armstrong 3 Mar. 1842 King, Hiram to Viney Kirkpatrick 13 Apr. 1850 Charles H. King, Sec. King, Jacob to Elizabeth Beeil 7 Dec. 1821 John Beeil, Sec. King, James to Betsey Tarrant 6 May 1850 Samuel Portrum, Sec. King, Lazarus to Elizabeth Ann Lee 20 Aug. 1840 m. 20 Aug. by Jno. L. Sensabaugh, M.G. King, Malinda to Elihu H. Self 25 Mar. 1839 King, Martha Jane to John Breeden 14 June 1848 King, Nancy Elizabeth to James Nugent 8 Aug. 1861 >Date: Wed, 07 Oct 1998 07:13:34 -0500 >From: Steve & Jeanine Biondolino <sjbiond@chipsnet.com> >Subject: [KING-L] (no subject) >To: KING-L@rootsweb.com > >Hi >I would like to see everyone that has information on King's from Hawkins >Co, TN to post what they know. >I have a william King from that are. >Please >Thanks >Jeanine Biondolino > > >==== KING Mailing List ==== >ROOTSWEB - http://www.rootsweb.com/ > > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Hi Jo and All, I have no information on your query, but I do have KING family (my own brick wall) in Franklin and Lincoln co. TN in the early 1800's. Here is a re-post: Still searching for information on KING, Miller>Amazon>Tranquilla. Miller KING b.1780's? perhaps Halifax or Beaufort, NC m. Sarah R. _____ Amazon KING b. abt 1809 place? m.1830 Mazie HAW(E)S in Franklin co, TN. 1824 FCT Entry #365- Amazon entered 50a with Miller KING, Bean's Creek. (Grant #1196, 8 Apr. 1825). 1830 FCT Census, Franklin co TN p125A: Amazon KING 00001-0001(no children). 1840 Census, Lincoln co TN p54: Amazon KING 210001_11001(2M under 5, 1M 5-10, 1M 30-40; 1F under 5, 1F 5-10, 1F 20-30). 1850 Amazon was living in CD 3 in the home of Bronzen MAYS. Tranquilla KING b. 1831 in TN m.1850 Peter McCAIN in Guntersville, Marshall , AL d. Ellis Co. TX. (Their first son was named Rufus...) I'd greatly appreciate ANY help! Regards, Karen Trouvat KTrouvat@aol.com My ancestor, Tranqilla KING, was the daughter of Mazie HAWS (Hawes) and Amazon KING living in Tennessee. Mazie's sister, Eveline S. HAWS, married Henry A. GARVIN (living TN - AL) and had many children, few of whom survived to maturity (have info.). Tranquilla and her younger sister Evalina, were living with Eveline S. and Henry Garvin at the 1850 Census of Marshall Co AL. As far as I know both of these HAWS girls were married in TN and were born in NC
I'm searching for more information on the following King Family: Charles King of England md. Esther ? of Iowa ch: Charles Henry b. 24 Aug 1851 George William b. 14 May 1854 Addie Elizabeth b. 20 Jan 1857, IL md. Simpson Dallas Osburn in Douglas Co., NE Cora Esther b. 6 Dec 1859 Alice May b. 14 Jun 1862 Charles King's bp. in England is on heresay at this point. Anyone else recognize this family. J
Henry W. KING, b. 1856 in St Louis, MO. Looking for connections to ancestors and siblings. He married Katherine Rogers in MO or KS. First child was born in Winfield, KS in 1885. George Halstead
Dear King List Subscribers, I got the following information from "History of Hunterdon, Somerset Counties" by James Snell. On page 753 there is biographical information on David W. KING, son of William and Phebe (HAYDEN) KING (William born 3/17/1793 at Liberty Corner, Somerset Co., NJ). William was the son of John Marcus KING, born also at Liberty Corner. John Marcus KING was the son of Marcus King, born on board a vessel off Sandy Hook (NJ)--was the first printer at New Amsterdam, now City of New York. John Marcus KING was also the father of Sarah KING, my third great grandmother. John Marcus KING married Mary Vermeule, born 2 AUG 1770. I have Mary Vermeule's ancestry back to 1253. That is all the information I have on my KING line. Would love to correspond with anyone having more information on my line. Happy Hunting! Karen (McCann) Collins kcollin@mci2000.com Homepage: http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Louvre/1852
Hi to all the King cousins............Has anyone ever heard of a NARCISSA KING ? She was the daughter of John King of Tn, Al, Ms. and the wife of John Ruby of Pa, Tn, Al, and Ms........she was born sometime around 1800........she is my gggrandmother. Thank you........pj
There are so many KINGS that moved from the Carolinas to GA in the early 1800's, then on to GA, then AL, and some later to AR. There must be some reason for this pattern. I don't recognize anything in common with my KINGS except the migration pattern. Was someone giving away maps, or what?? Tom KING Butt -----Original Message----- From: NaiThom@aol.com [mailto:NaiThom@aol.com] Sent: Monday, October 05, 1998 6:33 PM To: KING-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KING-L] Fwd: KINGS - SC>GA>AL>MO>AR This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_907637562_boundary Content-ID: <0_907637562@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII This didn't quite send the way I had hoped but I hope it goes through. Rene --part0_907637562_boundary Content-ID: <0_907637562@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: NaiThom@aol.com Return-path: <NaiThom@aol.com> To: cch@netdoor.com Subject: KINGS - SC>GA>AL>MO>AR Date: Mon, 5 Oct 1998 21:23:47 EDT Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Looking for any information on the family of Thomas King b. 1820 SC. He married a woman named Priscilla and moved to Campbell Co., GA by 1841. There they had: Henrietta b. 1841 who married a Luster Adam b. 1843 who married Susan Adams Virgil b. 1844 Margaret b. 1849 They then moved to Tallapoosa Co., AL and had: Robert b. 1851 Josie b. 1862 The family then moved to Boone Co., MO where Thomas and Priscilla died in the 1870's. Adam and Virgil served in the 47th AL Infantry. (Virgil died during the war.) Adam moved his family to Sebastian Co., AR. If this sounds familiar in any way, please email. Rene --part0_907637562_boundary-- ==== KING Mailing List ==== CYNDI's - http://www.CyndisList.com
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_907637562_boundary Content-ID: <0_907637562@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII This didn't quite send the way I had hoped but I hope it goes through. Rene --part0_907637562_boundary Content-ID: <0_907637562@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: NaiThom@aol.com Return-path: <NaiThom@aol.com> To: cch@netdoor.com Subject: KINGS - SC>GA>AL>MO>AR Date: Mon, 5 Oct 1998 21:23:47 EDT Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Looking for any information on the family of Thomas King b. 1820 SC. He married a woman named Priscilla and moved to Campbell Co., GA by 1841. There they had: Henrietta b. 1841 who married a Luster Adam b. 1843 who married Susan Adams Virgil b. 1844 Margaret b. 1849 They then moved to Tallapoosa Co., AL and had: Robert b. 1851 Josie b. 1862 The family then moved to Boone Co., MO where Thomas and Priscilla died in the 1870's. Adam and Virgil served in the 47th AL Infantry. (Virgil died during the war.) Adam moved his family to Sebastian Co., AR. If this sounds familiar in any way, please email. Rene --part0_907637562_boundary--
Posting my one and only KING who is a complete mystery! Hoping someone can help! Francis King b. 1799-1800 SC, m. 1820-25 GA/SC (?) to William Meers (this family is a mystery also), died after 1870 in ARK. Don't know who they were, why they moved so much, or what the designation GA/SC means (boundary changes/disputes?)... Hven't been able to locate either KING or MEERS on any list anywhere--am currently trying the Cherokee-Gene-L list since there's a very vague rumor about MEERS... Any help appreciated!!!!!! Cyndi Baltimore