Seeking parents of Wiley Columbus King beleived to be from either Alabama, Tennessee or Kentucky, not certain....... Descendants of WILEY COLUMBUS KING Generation No. 1 1. WILEY COLUMBUS2 KING (KING1) was born April 15, 1858 in ALABAMA, and died May 19, 1932 in SALEM, AR.-(FULTON). He married EMMALINE T. EVERETT 1880-1890, daughter of EVERETT and (UNKNOWN WIFE). More About WILEY COLUMBUS KING: Fact 4: POSTMASTER GENERAL Children of WILEY KING and EMMALINE EVERETT are: i. EVERETT3 KING, b. SALEM, AR.-(FULTON); d. TX.-. ii. EMMA VIOLET KING, b. December 23, 1888, SALEM, AR.-(FULTON); d. July 22, 1969, TULSA, OK. / SAND SPRINGS, OK.. iii. WILEY KING, b. January 30, 1890, SALEM, AR.-(FULTON); d. February 1960, ARKANSAS. iv. LOLA FAYE KING, b. February 22, 1891, SALEM, AR.-(FULTON); d. November 28, 1992, NORTH EAST, ERIE, PA.-; m. WILLIAM C. TOLAR, ARLINTON, TX.-. v. REVERIDY KING, b. September 04, 1891, SALEM, AR.-(FULTON); d. February 06, 1905, SALEM, AR.-(FULTON). vi. BLAINE KING, b. February 22, 1892, TEXAS.; d. November 1973, TERRELL, TX.-(KAUFMAN); m. (UNKNOWN WIFE). vii. EMMA KING, b. April 02, 1896, SALEM, AR-(FULTON); d. March 16, 1987; m. BRIGGS, TX, .-. 2. viii. SHAFTER ANSON KING, b. June 01, 1898, RURAL NW, AR-(FULTON); d. June 1970, UPLAND, CA-(SAN BERNARDINO). ix. LAFOLLETE ("JACK") KING, b. January 12, 1906, SALEM, AR-(FULTON); d. September 25, 1991, TULSA, OK.-; m. BEATRICE. More About LAFOLLETE ("JACK") KING: Fact 4: GAS COMPANY 3. x. WILLIAM VOORHIS KING, b. June 09, 1908, SALEM, AR-(FULTON); d. December 24, 1995, WENATCHEE, WA.-(CHELAN). 4. xi. ATHOL FUNSTEN KING, b. June 03, 1912, FAIRVIEW, AR-(FULTON); d. May 04, 1989, VIOLA, AR.-(FULTON). xii. BERNIECE KING, b. August 06, 1913, SALEM, AR.-(FULTON); d. February 1994, GILMER, TX.-(UPSHUR); m. (UNKNOWN HUSBAND) TAYLOR, GILMER,TX.-(UPSHUR).

Continued...... p. 57 81 District enumerated on 25 of June 1880 by John W. Brinson(?) #536/537 KING, Marcus B M 32 Farm Laborer No read/write GA GA GA , Caroline B F 20 Keeping House No read/write GA GA GA , Emma B F 6 GA , Noah B M (age can't read) GA POOL, Benjamin B M 14 Servant #544/545 KING, Tony B M 27 Farm Laborer No read/write GA GA GA , Violet B F 30 Keeping House No read or write GA GA GA , Elizabeth B F 11 at home No read/ write GA GA GA , Mary B F 3 GA , Fivet/Fuet/Sivet/can't read it B F 1 GA (*could it be Lovet?) p. 58 ..81 District 25 of June 1880 by Brinson(?) #545/546 KING, William R. W M 34 Farmer GA NC GA (*dad from NC) , Martha W F 34 Keeping House GA GA GA , Oscar P. W M 6 GA , Hattie W F 2 GA , William R. W M 4/12 GA p. 59...81 District 25 June 1880 by Brinson(?) # 559/560 KING, Gus B M 28 Farming GA GA GA , Clarisa B F 25 Keeping House GA GA GA , Lovet(?) B M 7 GA , Gus B M 6 GA p. 60 ...81 District 26 June 1880 by Brinson(?) #573/574 KING, James W M 46 Farmer NC NC NC , Nancy W F 48 Keeping House GA GA GA , Fannie W F 18 (step-daug.) At home GA GA GA ,Eugenia W F 14 At home GA NC GA , James W M 11 At home GA NC GA p. 51 Village of Louisville, Jefferson County, GA 21 June 1880 by F. C. Battey(?) #455/467 KING, Tony B M 27 Laborer GA GA GA , Laura B F 25 Laborer GA GA GA , Emma B F 6 GA This is as far as I have gotten into Jefferson County. I hope this might help someone. Christine

does any family member out there have a Cothern in a family name. found out that is middle name of my grgrandfather. Ann

looking for info on these children of William Ashley King and Jennie Tidwell. Artie-she married a Newman- she was born 1875 Henry Tom Walter A. Annie Alice she married a Hogue lived near Muleshoe,Texas. Lemuel Leslie Hattie born 1891-she was youngest. Ann

I wrote down the following KINGS from the 1880 Jefferson County, GA Census. These may not be all the Kings listed since I have not finished looking through it yet. I have it on loan at my LDS FHC. 76th District Jefferson County, GA p. 23 212 (dwelling house numbered in order of visitation) 227 (families numbered in order of visitation) King, Mike B (Black) M (male) 25 yrs Farm Hand cannot read or write.......is from GA ......., Laura wife B F 24 cannot read or write GA ......., Eliza daug. B F 10 cannot read or write GA ......., Jane daug B F 8 school GA ........, Sidney son B M 6 school GA p. 15 77th District Jefferson County, GA enumerated on June 8, 1880 by John W. Brinson #117 #117 King, Simon B M 37 Farm Laborer Cannot read/write GA his father is from NC, his mom is from GA ......., Peggy B F 28 Farm Laborer Cannot read/write GA her parents are from GA ........, Emma B F 15 Farm Laborer Cannot read/write GA ........., Lillie B F 9 GA ........, Jack B M 6 GA ..........., Handy B M 3 GA ........., Green B M 1 GA p. 33 District 81 # 303/304 King, Prince B M 41 Farming cannot read/write GA GA GA ......., Marian B F 40 Keeping House cannot read/write GA GA GA , Laura B F 14 Farm Laborer cannot read/write GA GA GA , Henry B M 11 Farm Laborer cannot read/write GA GA GA , Sheppard B M 6 GA GA GA , Thomas B M 4 GA GA GA , Hannah B F 1 GA GA GA p. 33 District 81 #302/303 Farmer, Louis B M 19 Single Farming cannot read/write GA GA GA King, Benjamin B M 45 Servant Farming cannot read/write GA GA GA ......., Martha B F 40 Servant Keeping House cannot read/write GA GA GA p. 34 District 81 #311/312 King, Henry B M 12 Bro-in-law Farm Laborer cannot read/write GA GA GA living with the Blair or Blais family: Grandisons(?) B M 26 Farming GA GA GA Alice B F 29 Keeping House GA GA GA Horace B M 6 GA Ells/Ellis(?) B F 4 GA Hezehiah B M 2 GA Elizabeth B F 1 GA I have a few more written down and will include them on my next posting. Christine

I am hoping to find any information on PRISCILLA KING, born 1846 in Houston county, Georgia. Her parents are believed to have been ALLEN and ELIZABETH SANDERS KING. Who did she marry, where did she go to from Georgia, and what happened to her parents. I found her on the 1850 census for Houston county, Georgia census living with her grandparents. MILES SANDERS and family. She had a brother, MATTHEW G. KING, born 1845, in Houston county, Georgia. Thank you in advance for any information that may come my way. Leila Raye Smith lrs@lcc.net

looking for Hattie King -- she married a man named Hogue and the last anyone heard of they were living in Muleshoe ,Texas Ann

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_905894777_boundary Content-ID: <0_905894777@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII In a message dated 9/12/98 11:52:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Marie2008 writes: << KING-D@rootsweb.com >> --part0_905894777_boundary Content-ID: <0_905894777@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: Marie2008@aol.com Return-path: <Marie2008@aol.com> To: KING-D@rootsweb.com Subject: Kings of Hall County, GA Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1998 23:52:53 EDT Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit John Andrews another King researcher and possibly a cousin of mine was kind enough to send me the following and I thought I would share it with those who are researching this line: The Daily Times, Gainesville, Ga., Sunday, Aug. 1, 1971 Hall County History by Sybil McRay KING FAMILY MOVED TO HALL IN EARLY PART OF 1800'S John, Robert and Robert King, Jr. were in Pendleton, South Carolina by 1790, according to census records, and in 1800 the King families enumerated in Pendleton were: Ephraim, Robert, Henry and William. John and William had removed to Georgia by 1820 and are enumerated in the federal census of Hall County. John king sold land on the North Fork of Oconee River to Margaret Price, October 6, 1800. This land was originally granted to Joseph McCutchin February 13, 1789. John and Robert were taxed in the Mulberry Fork vicinity in 1803-1805. Family records state that traditions of the King Family say they are of English descent and came to South Carolina in the earliest days of the colony. The family settled in the old Pendleton District, and brought with them wealth and affluence. The Kings originally belonged to the Established Church of England, but in America they soon joined the Methodist group. Robert King married a Miss Smith and they became parents of seven children: Robert (Jr), William, Jack, Betsy, Sallie, Rebecca, and Catherine. William King married Jerusha Harris in Anderson County, S. C. in 1808 and moved to Jackson County, Ga. He lived on Mulberry Fork of Oconee River until about 1825, when he moved to Gwinnett County. He became an early leader in the establishment of the Methodist Church. He and his wife became parents of six sons and four daughters. William King died in 1852. Jack King married Henrietta Brown, Betsy married a Mr. Harris. Sallie married Dennis Stell. Rebecca King married Stephen Tilly, and Catherine, her sister, married Hope Watts. Robert King, Jr., son of Robert King Sr., married Frances Tilly, March 25th 1805. Frances was the daughter of Stephen Tilly of Pendleton District, S. C. The Tilly family was of German descent. Robert and Frances King immigrated to Georgia and settled near the junction of the Chattahoochee and Chestatee Rivers, which was then the eastern borders of Cherokee Indian Nation. It is said that their life was one of continual excitements and adventure. They were exposed to Indians and wild animals, lived in a log cabin and they were compelled to be prepared for all emergencies. The King Family members were noted for their fondness for music; indeed, the charms of music overshadowed many an obstacle in those primal times. They were famous for their good voices and excelling most of their neighbors, they would meet socially among their friends and sing the songs of Watts and Wesley to their heart's content. Especially at the camp meetings and when the great revivals swept over the land would their voices be heard in praise of their Maker, and the Methodist Church flourished in that age. Robert and Frances King were parents of eight children: Nancy King, born March 23, 1803. Her marriage is recorded in "Book A Marriages, Hall County." John Chambers and Nancy were married Dec. 13, 1828, Thomas Jackson, J. P. (Cert 437). John and Nancy Chambers were parents of four children. Mary King, born November 3, 1804. Mary married a Mr. Bishop and they became parents of five children. Rebecca King, born November 21, 1806. Rebecca married Ephraim M. Johnson and they were parents of seven children. Jane King, born July 23, 1808, married a Mr. Brick. James R. King, born November 27, 1811, married Miss Conley. Lucinda King, born April 13, 1814, married Obed Smith. Robert A. King, born July 15th, 1817, married Miss Mary E Gober. Ebenezer King, born July 25, 1819, married a sister of Obed Smith. --part0_905894777_boundary--

Looking for information regarding D. Milus King and his descendants. Any help appreciated. Debbi 1 D. Milus King, b: 1835-1838 NC, d: Nov 1875 Sherman, Grayson Co, TX .. +Ara Angie Brown, b: 07 Jan 1839 Clay Co, MO, d: 07 April 1899 Sherman, Grayson Co, TX, m: 22 Dec 1859 Fannin Co, TX .......2 Alexander S. King, b: Abt. 1865 Grayson Co, TX, D: 1878 Grayson Co, TX .......2 Eliza B. King, b: Aug 1866 Grayson Co, TX ........... +Charles A. Tate, b: Sept 1861 LA, m: 10 May 1888 Grayson Co, TX ................3 Mallie Mae Tate, b: April 1889 Grayson Co, TX ................3 Charles M. Tate, b: Sept 1890 Grayson Co, TX .......2 Martina King, b: Mar 1870 Grayson Co, TX, d: 1902-1910 Grayson Co, TX ........... +Lee Wilson, b: Mar 1862 VA, d: 1910-1920 Grayson Co, TX, m: 29 Oct 1890 Grayson Co, TX ................3 Oletha Wilson, b: 14 Nov 1892 Grayson Co, TX, d: July 1976 Denison, Grayson Co, TX ................3 Neal Wilson, b: Jan 1894 Grayson Co, TX ................3 Milas King Wilson, b: 25 Aug 1901 Grayson Co, TX .......2 Moletus King, b: 06 April 1870 Grayson Co, TX, d: 20 Oct 1909 Grayson Co, TX ........... +Augusta Unknown, b: May 1875 WI, m: Abt. 1892 TX ................3 Amelia King, b: July 1892 TX ................3 Claude P. King, b: 12 Dec 1893 Grayson Co, TX, d: 23 July 1894 Grayson Co, TX ................3 Winnie E. King, b: Sept 1894 TX ................3 Beulah C. King, b: Jan 1898 TX ................3 Ethel B. King, b: June 1899 TX ................3 Cecil A. King, b: 14 March 1901 TX, d: Feb 1964 TX .......2 Katie/Kathryn King, b: Abt. 1872 Grayson Co, TX ........... +W.K. Melton, m: 15 Oct 1893 Grayson Co, TX .......2 Laura S. King, d: 27 March 1877 Grayson Co, TX

Genealogy Personal Home Pages Hi! I added pages which are dedicated to all researchers who have a genealogy site on the WEB plus for those looking for a certain surname. This site lists surnames & genealogy personal home page links of those who are providing online information for their ancestors. I am hoping this page will let people searching for a particular surname find web pages with a matching surname without going through multiple search engines or webrings. You don't have to join anything or mess with passwords - just fill out a form. Right now this page is in the beginning stages but I hope it will grow in time and serve as a very useful genealogy resource to all that are interested. We've got over 400 links already! I encourage you to check out my page and if interested in contributing your information, complete my form. Then your web page address and surnames will be added to this page after review (within a week unless I am overwhelmed). If your web page and surnames are not on the page within a week, please email me to find out why. All that I ask for this service is that on your page you provide a link back to: Genealogy Personal Home Pages. The address is: http://members.aol.com/Indianbrav/surnames.html Here's a direct link: <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/Indianbrav/surnames.html">Genealogy Personal Home Pages</A> Thanks, Danielle Thompson http://hometown.aol.com/DThomp3907/index.html (main page)

Please excuse if I have sent this before!! In a message dated 8/11/98 9:59:45 AM, HANKKING@aol.com wrote: <<I have noticed that a number of people are researching the King line in Wake County North Carolina. I have not researched this county but have found a deed in Bertie County North Carolina that connects to Wake County. I am copying the deed in case it is not known to other searchers- Bertie County North Carolina Deed Book CC, p. 35, Feb. 7, 1829 HENRY KING of State of North Carolina and County of Wake, WILLIAM KING of Wake County, MARY KING of Wake County, ELIZABETH KING of Chatham County and CHARLES KING of Guilford County by virtue of a power of attorney made by the four last named persons and above named HENRY KING in his own right of one part and John Freeman of Bertie County - witness that the said HENRY KING has sold a certain tract of land in Bertie County agreeable to plats No. 13 and 27, HENRY KING's part, half brother of WILLIAM KING, deceased , No. 13 on Rocquist Swamp adjoining Benton King and No. 27 adjoining John Thompson, No. 13 of 42 acres and No. 27 of 58 acres. Witnesses George Askew and Henry R. Bond. By way of explanation, the land being described is land belong to WILLIE KING , minor son of CHARLES KING, Senior. WILLIE KING die unmarried and still aminor. The land was divided among his brothers and sisters. CHARLES KING, Sr. was the son of CHARLES KING, the grandson of WILLIAM KING and ggrandson of MICHAEL KING who first patented land in Nansemond County in 1667. I hope this information will be of use to researchers. Henry L. King >> Hello Henry and any other interested King of the Wake County group: I was reviewing some notes for my Royster family, and came across some data from a Ball family researcher about her connections with the Royter family and other families. This information was submitted by Jean Dunn of Roxboro, North Carolina. She mentioned that Sarah, a daughter of George Smith Ball and his wife Margaret A. Taylor, married 29 April 1866 in Caswell County in the town of Milton, a Marquis L. King, son of Anderson and Willie P. King of Wake County, North Carolina. This information may indicate that some of the Kings of Wake County could have had familial ties to the Kings of Caswell County. In my researching of my King family of Orange/Alamance County, I have had to sort out the various seeminly independent lines of King families in the area, including Caswell County. If any of you Kings have ties to the Wake County area, if you can furnish me with any data earlier than the 1866 date above, I might be able to find some kind of King connection with the Caswell group. Best regards, John Fox Winston-Salem, NC

Looking for the children of William KING b. about 1717-20 MA married Jemima BLISS in 1742 Hampden or Hampshire Co., MA. He was the son of John KING and Sarah ALLEN. William KING died 1797 in Wilbraham, MA Dot in FL _____________________________________________________________________ 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]

The Daily Times, Gainesville, Ga., May 30, 1976 Hall County History by Sybil McRay Homecoming and Heritage Day will be observed at the Antioch United Methodist Church in the Sardis community Sunday. The Rev. Fred Whitley, minister of the church, has announced that the Rev. George O. King, a descendant of Robert King founder of the King's Chapel which is now Antioch Church, will preach the 11 a.m. sermon. The Rev. King will also preside at the unveiling of a monument to Robert King and wife after the dinner hour at 2 p.m. Robert King Jr., the eldest son of Robert King Sr., and his wife Frances Tilly both buried in the Antioch Methodist Cemetery. Robert King Jr., migrated to Northeast Georgia from South Carolina hunting free land. There was no free land left, however, since land lotteries and land grants had exhausted all such land. The couple together with their family, belongings, wagon and all they owned had arrived in what is now Hall County, Georgia, and needed a place to settle. With no land available in the settled community, they set up a homestead in the fork of the Chattahoochee and Chestatee Rivers. This area at the time was the Cherokee Nation and no white family was in the immediate vicinity. Nevertheless, Robert King built a log house and there raised a family of eight children. After a treaty with the Cherokees made by the government, which began the movement of the Indians to western territory, the land where the Kings lived was opened for settlement for homesteaders. The King family was already settled and there was a home, barns, cleared fields, and even a "Chapel" or "Meeting House." This log building, which was used as a place for worship, was erected on King'' property, built by King who became the minister of his own church, and was called King's Chapel, or King's Meeting House. Services were held at King's Chapel until after the War of 1812. When the territory was opened to new settlers this house of worship was the only such building in the area. However, as it was located in the fork of the rivers and there being no bridges at the time, the Chapel was not as accessible as it should have been. A Camp Meeting Ground was secured so that services could be held each summer. People came and camped together for some ten days of two weeks each summer after the corps were "laid by." It was decided that there was need of a better location for the church and King's Chapel was relocated near the Camp Ground and was named for Antioch for the Camp Ground. Robert King continued as minister for the congregation until his death in 1837. He is said to have been the first person buried in the Antioch Cemetery. The King family was of English descent. Robert King Sr. was born in England. He was married to a Miss Smith and the couple had seven children born to them. Robert Sr., was buried in Pennington, S. C., which is now Anderson, S. C. The children of Robert King Sr. were: 1. Robert King, Jr. who married Frances Tilly, March 25th, 1802, and moved to Hall County. 2. William King who married Jerusha Harris. 3. Jack King married Henrietta Brown. 4. Betsy King married a Mr. Harris. 5. Sallie King married a Mr. Dennis Stell. 6. Rebecca King married Stephen Tilly. 7. Catherine King married Hope Watts. Children of Robert King, Jr. and Frances Tilly King were: (1) Nancy King, born March 23, 1803. She married John Chambers in Hall County, December 13, 1828. They were parents of four children. (2) Mary King, born November 3, 1804, was married to a Mr. Bishop. They were parents of five children. (3) Rebecca King, born November 21, 1806. She married Ephraim M. Johnson. Seven children were born to the couple. (4) Jane King, born July 23, 1808. She was married to a Mr. Brice. (5) James R. King, born November 27, 1811. He was married to Cintha Conley in Hall County on March 1, 1832. The couple had four children. (6) Lucinda King, born April 13, 1814. She was married to Obed Smith and four children were born of this union. (7) Robert A King., born July 15, 1817. He was married to a Miss Mary E Gober and had four children. (8) Ebenezer Pettigrew King, born July 25, 1819. He married a sister of Obed Smith and five children were born to the couple. By his second wife he had seven children. Ebenezer P. King died at Jasper, Ga. And was buried in the cemetery across the road from the Methodist Church. He was local Methodist Preacher and a machinist by trade. "The King family was noted for its fondness for music…They were famous for good voices and would meet socially among their friends and sing the songs of Watts and Wesley to their hearts content. Especially at camp meetings and revivals their voices were heard in hymns of praise… The present descendants of the family retain many characteristics of their rugged ancestors. They are scattered through South Carolina; Georgia and the Gulf States…"

o.k. all you texas Kings here's a story i hope one of you will know the answer to. William King bro of Bardin King- was a cotton buyer in Bryan,Texas.he was killed in a duel by a competitor. the only way i can put a time frame to this is-Bardin King and his bro William King came to texas from La between 1850 and 1860. so i figure it would be after 1860 this incident happened. all a cousin could remember is that William King had 2 sons. do not know Williams wife's name or the boys names. anyone out there who remmbers some ol the older Kings in their family. Ann

My ISP mail server has been down and most of my mail was returned undelivered. If there are any of you that have sent me mail in the past two days, please resend. Thanks, Bill Caddell: researching CADDELL/CADDEL/CADELL/CADDLE/CADLE & Variations (a one-name study)

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------347B65F45D29 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I can really relate to this! --------------347B65F45D29 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from fp-1.rootsweb.com ([207.113.233.233]) by mtiwgwc01.worldnet.att.net (InterMail v03.02.05 118 121 101) with ESMTP id <19980909192121.VQWZ21650@fp-1.rootsweb.com>; Wed, 9 Sep 1998 19:21:21 +0000 Received: (from slist@localhost) by fp-1.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id MAA02682; Wed, 9 Sep 1998 12:14:01 -0700 (PDT) Resent-Date: Wed, 9 Sep 1998 12:14:01 -0700 (PDT) From: J2ROBERTS@aol.com Message-ID: <2b345d75.35f6d32b@aol.com> Date: Wed, 9 Sep 1998 15:12:43 EDT Old-To: J2ROBERTS@aol.com Mime-Version: 1.0 Subject: I Want Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: Casablanca - Windows sub 214 Resent-Message-ID: <"4WiqeC.A.ci.jNt91"@fp-1.rootsweb.com> To: DAVIS-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: DAVIS-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <DAVIS-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/3508 X-Loop: DAVIS-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: DAVIS-L-request@rootsweb.com I WANT: I want ancestors with names like Rudimentary Montagnard or Melchizedick von Steubenhoffmannschild or Spetznatz Gianfortoni, not William Brown or John Hunter or Mary Abbott. I want ancestors who could read and write, had their children baptized in recognized houses of worship, went to school, purchased land, left detailed wills (naming a huge extended family as legatees), had their photographs taken once a year -- subsequently putting said pictures in elaborate isinglass frames annotated with calligraphic inscriptions, and carved voluble and informative inscriptions in their headstones. I want relatives who managed to bury their predecessors in established, still-extant (and indexed) cemeteries. I want family members who wrote memoirs, who enlisted in the military as officers and who served in strategically important (and well documented) skirmishes. I want relatives who served as councilmen, schoolteachers, county clerks and town historians. I want relatives who 'religiously' wrote in the family Bible, journaling every little event And detailing the familial relationship of every visitor. In the case of immigrant progenitors, I want them to have arrived only in those years wherein passenger lists were indexed by National Archives, and I want them to have applied for citizenship, and to have done so only in those jurisdictions which have since established indices. I want relatives who were patriotic and clubby, who joined every patrimonial society they could find, who kept diaries, and listed all their addresses, who had paintings made of their horses, and who dated every piece of paper they touched. I want forebears who were wealthy enough to afford, and to keep for generations, the tribal homestead, and who left all the aforementioned pictures and diaries and journals intact in the library. But most of all, I want relatives I can find!!! *Ms. Brown's "I Want" article was originally posted in 1994 to the National Genealogical Conference, FIDO bulletin board forum. ______________________________________________________ --------------347B65F45D29--

I am looking for information about Martha Ann King. Born in Auburn, Macon Co. Al. about 1847. Mother's surname was Reeves. Martha Ann married Samuel Bonner.Thanks . Barbara

This is in answer to a posting on the list, 5 Sept. 1998 from Lori at HISLIGHTS@aol.com. I tried to send some data to Lori, but the message was returned undeliverable. I have a name and address of a researcher to send to Lori, and I hesitate to post it to the list. Hoping to hear from Lori. Brenda Brenda King Finch kingfinch@hotmail.com Winter: P.O. Box 77, Rodeo, NM 88056 Summer: 6890 East Rd., Denman Island, B.C. V0R 1T0 ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Looking for KING descendants of this family to share info with. I found some of this information on the KINDRED KONNECTIONS Web Site, but no contributor was listed. Would like the person who submitted it to contact me. Tobias KING b. probably Armagh IRE about 1721, d. 1807 same place Francis KING(son of Tobias) b 30 June 1747 - Armagh IRE, d 15 Sept in Carlisle, PA William KING(son of Francis) b 29 Sept 1771 - Armagh IRE, d 7 Jul1854 Georgetwn DC Francis KING(son of William) b 7 June 1821 DC, d 21 Apr 1865 IN, Marion Co Came to IN thru Ohio, then to Wayne Co, IN and then to Marion Co. Children: Helen b abt 1822 in DC William Francis b 19 Apr 1824 DC > Wayne Co IN >was physician Lemuel b 14 June 1826 DC> Wayne Co IN >Delaware Co IN (my ancestor) Joseph Edwin b 7 Sept 1828 DC, d 11 May 1865 in IN Mary Emily b 22 Oct 1832 DC, d 20 Sept 1832 DC Daniel b 4 Feb 1834 DC, d 16 Sept 1834 DC Emily b 7 Mar 1837 Richmond, IN, d 15 Sept 1891 Charles b 4 Nov 1839 Richmond, IN Alice b 11 Aug 1842 Richmond IN Lemuel KING(same as above) m Lydia JARRETT in Aug 1860 (prob. Delaware Co) Lydia died on 23 Mar 1865, he m Nancy CHARLES on 24 Oct 1867 and he d 6 Feb 1902 Children with Lydia Francis Jarrett b 21 June 1862 Delaware Co, IN, d 21 Feb 1943 Rush Co, IN Sarah Elizabeth b 11 June 1863, d 9 Sept 1864 Delaware Co, IN Children with Nancy Edwin b Jan 1869 Delaware Co, IN Walter C. b 1870-1871 Delaware Co, IN Frederick b July 1873 Delaware Co, IN Miriam b Nov 1875 Delaware Co, IN Francis Jarrett KING (above) m Elizabeth C HAWKINS 24 Apr 1889, Stafford Co KS Children Lawrence Jarrett b 1891 in KS Elmer Raymond b 1896 in OK, prob Grant Co, near Medford Laura May b 18 Feb 1903 in OK prob Grant Co., Near Medford Any help would be appreciated, Sharon Rensberger Lakeville, IN trensber@datacruz.com

Those of you with King roots in MA will find 2 dozen or so of the critters listed in the 1850 census for Sutton, Worcester County, MA which I just uploaded to my website. The census is at http://www.doitnow.com/~moravia2/1-1850~1.txt (just so you don't have to wade throuth everything to find it). I did not transcribe this so if you make a connection thank the transcriber whose email is on the document. -- Robert L. George, Surprise, Arizona The Census on Line and Taulbee Pages http://www.doitnow.com/~moravia/index.html Researching George, Brown, Brady, Bailey, Taulbee, Birchfield, Dunn