This is my King ancestry...... I have 5 generations starting with Bazile Roy who was born in 1832 in Quebec. If this is your line, please let me know and I can send you more nfo. Thanks, Merrie King Oldenburg ----- Original Message ----- From: "bhoudek" <bhoudek@swbell.net> To: <KING-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 9:10 AM Subject: [KING] Roll Call King family > Have three King branches: > > Francis Benjamin Roy b 3/27/1821 in Dunham, Missquoi, Quebec, Canada d > 3/20.1899 in Dubuque, Iowa. At some point, adapted the King surname. He > married Eugenie Mallum b 2/1/1822 in Montreal, Quebec Canada d march 16, > 1871 in Farley, Dubuque, Iowa. > They had Frank Cashmere, Nelson B., Cordelia Adeline, Basile, Joseph Roy, > George William, Jane, Charles Joshua, Madeline, Martha, John Roy, Israel J. > & Julia. > > The next is George Koenig, b abt 1809 in Baden, Germany & d 10/15/1874 in > Louisa Co, Iowa. He changed to King sometime , probably abt 1845 in Essex > Co. New York where he m Catherine Bach b abt 1823 in France d 1/17/1881 in > Louisa Co., Iowa > They had George, Catherine, Phillip, Charles, Mary Christine, Sarah > Elizabeth & Louis William. > > The last branch is Carolena Henrietta Koenig b abt 1897 in Missouri. She m > Frank Bellew b 6/20/1893 in St. Louis, Missouri d 7/1963. They had Frank > Raymon & Dorothy. Have nothing on her parents or if or when she might have > converted to King. > > That is the short version. > > Bill Houdek@swbell.net > > > ==== KING Mailing List ==== > List webpage - http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/k/king.html > Genealogy Links - http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/GEN-links.htm > >

I have some King/Steele information strangely obtained from my local paper in Akron Ohio. It starts with: Judge Leicecster King who was a major landowner who had been friends with Akron founder Simon Perkins and was instrumental in bringing the Pennsylvania & Ohio Canal to Akron. His son David Leicester King b. 1826 m. Bettie Steele in Charleston WV in 1849 (Virginia then) They had 5 children. I have their names and notes on David and Bettie. Bettie comes from Robert Steele and Ellen Lewis. No further information on them. Ellen was the daughter of Howell Lewis whose parents were Fielding Lewis and Betty Washington (George's sister) and my 1st cousin like 8 times removed. Janean ----- Original Message ----- From: <Downyne@aol.com> To: <KING-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 8:05 PM Subject: [KING] King Roll Call > I'm looking for the Pennsylvania parents of Emma King b. 1861. On the 1880 > Census for Pennsylvania, Cambria Co. Roll 1110. E.D. 85. P. 114. Line 21. There > is Emma, 19, wife of William Donnelly, 22, from New Jersey. Son Theodore b. > July 1880. Son William b.January 1882. Son Charles b. February 1885. > > They go to Cincinnati, Ohio where William is a Shoe maker. He's dead before > the 1900 census and she marries William Stelle (?) in 1897. > > Is she the daughter of a John King and wife Rachel of Bedford Co., PA? > > > ==== KING Mailing List ==== > List webpage - http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/k/king.html > Genealogy Links - http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/GEN-links.htm >

A MILLION DOLLARS? That was big money back then and even today still is! were these the Donald trumps of the 1800's?? Helen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marie" <mbaile2@bellsouth.net> To: <KING-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2006 12:13 PM Subject: [KING] wills of Jefferson County, Mississippi > I found this on a Jefferson County, Mississippi page. Maybe it will help some on the Thomas King line. Let us know if it does. > This information does not pertain to my line of David King who said he was born in 1754 in Scotland and came to this country right before the Revolutionary War. At least, it doesn't as far as I can tell. My David was in South Carolina during the Rev. War until his capture and parole and after that serving in North Carolina. I don't have a record of his marriage but he lived first in S.C. and then in Washington County, GA. for fourteen years before location to the Franklin/Jefferson County are of Mississippi in 1808. If anyone recognizes him, let me know. > Now, to the "found info". This information seems to be a synopsis of what is in the will. It recounts mostly names. The link is > http://www.rootsweb.com/~msjeffe2/wills2.htm > > Marie Bailey > > Will of William King > of Abingdon, Washington Co. ,VA > > > > Wife - beloved wife Mary [or Marg] lot number two in > Kingston, now rented to C. Findley & my father. > Brother - James King, of Nashville > Nephew - William King, son of James King > Niece - Rachal, daughter of William Triggs and lately > Rachel Findlay. > Sister - Elizabeth, wife of John Mitchell > Sister - Nancy > Half brother - Samuel > Half sister - Hannah > Mentioned - Connally Findley > Mentioned - Charles L. Carson, partner of brother James King. > Nieces - Elizabeth Findley & Elizabeth Mitchell > Father - Thomas King > Witnesses - William D. Nelson, John Doherty > Executors - William Trigg of Abingdon, Virginia and James King of Nashville. > > > > Dated: 3 March 1806 > Administered in Washington Co., Virginia 20 December 1808. John Doherty now of Mississippi Territory. Col. James King, Samuel Glen and Jacob Menefee made oath...bond for one million five hundred thousand dallors with Robert Craig, Junr, Thomas Tate, Robert Deloss, John Aperson, Joseph Cole, Robert White, Basil Talbott, John Cole, Thomas Moffett, Joshua Burke, William Duff, William Jones, Benjamin Estill, Samuel Vance, James Bryant, Michael Shaver, Gerrard, J. Cown, James Thompson, Enoch Scholfield, George Spangler, James Keys, James McCullock, John Williamson, William Gray, James Lyon, Alexander Ha______, Benjamin Longley, Jacob Menefe, Robert Huston, Reuben T__dley, Valentine Baugh, John Mitchell, Jacob Baker, John McCormick, Robert Craig, John At_hey, John Goodson, Peter Clarke, John Buchanan, James King, Senr., Samuel Musick, Samuel Glen, Rufus Morgan, James Longley, William McKenny, Michael Dulard, Lilburn L. Henderson, John J. Trigg, David Smith, Robert Lu_ces, William ! > D. Nielson, Earl B. Clapp, Jacob Long, Willcome Martin, Robert McCullock, Thomas Thornberry, Matthew Willoghby, Benjamin Charles, Connally Findley, William King, Joseph ____, Charles Tate, Peter A. Clayton, William Poston, Peter Scott, securities... > 18 Jan. 1809. James White, Henry Dickenson & Richard Hazlonigg. James King, William Trigg, Exec. > 14 April 1818. Will presented in Washington Co., Va to John Campbell, Clerk. > > > > > ==== KING Mailing List ==== > List webpage - http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/k/king.html > Genealogy Links - http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/GEN-links.htm > >

Direct Descendants of Robert T King 1 Robert T King b: Abt. 1790 in RI d: Aft. 1854 .. +Annis b: Abt. 1801 in MA or NY 2 William Henry King b: 01 Aug 1822 in PA d: 14 Dec 1906 in Hickory Township (Forest) PA .... +Clarinda Beach b: 10 Jul 1830 in (Chenango) NY d: 22 Dec 1906 in Hickory Township (Forest) PA m: 26 Aug 1849 in Clymer (Chautauqua) NY ... 3 Millie King b: 13 Jun 1869 in (Venango) PA d: 22 Jul 1941 in Farmington Twp (Clarion) PA ....... +George M Slater b: 29 Sep 1849 in Snydersburg (Clarion)PA d: 31 Jul 1931 in FarmingtonTwp (Clarion) PA m: 30 Jun 1891 in Clarion (Clarion) PA ...... 4 Clara Slater b: 04 Feb 1903 in Snydersburg (Clarion) PA d: 27 Oct 1935 in Erie (Erie) PA .......... +Carl Alfred Johansson b: 26 Jul 1891 in Svedjorna, Karl-Gustav, Sweden d: 01 May 1946 in Erie (Erie) PA m: 22 Oct 1923 in Tylersburg (Clarion) PA ......... 5 Virginia Mae Johnson b: 08 Jul 1924 in Erie (Erie) PA ............. +Richard David Swanson b: 30 Jun 1922 in Erie (Erie) PA m: 08 Jul 1947 in Shippensville (Clarion) PA ............ 6 Janice Claire Swanson b: 20 Feb 1948 in Erie (Erie) PA

Edward Ewing King b 5 Sept1866 Monroe Co, MO d 5 Feb 1935 Monroe Co, MO m 21 August 1888 Monroe Co, MO Amanda Elizabeth Hall b 17 May 1872 Johnson Co, MO d 23 May 1952 Monroe Co, MO daughter Rosa Mae King b 20 March 1889 Monroe Co, MO d 24 April 1966 Monroe Co, MO m 16 October 1906 Monroe Co, MO Allen Harden Yager b 20 October 1883 MO d 29 March 1974 St Charles Co, MO I believe Edward Ewings father was Nathan M King b abt 1846 m Mary F b abt 1847 siblings in the 1870 census were Minerva b abt 1864 and Elnora b abt 1869 (1870 census Marion, Monroe Co, MO) Allen Harden Yager's mother was Anna Eliza Finks, I have a great deal of information on the Finks family. My King line is John Isaac (1) John P (2) Charles (3) Effie (4) I am trying to determine if Edward Ewing King is related to this same line. Any help appreciated. (maternal line Robinson, Smith, Rollins, Powers, Brenneman, Creed, Finks, Wilhoit, Rucker, Hildebrand, King, Dawson, Kellerhals) (paternal line Powell, Forster, Nuckles, Broocke, Murphy, Chaney, Caldwell, Kersey) these are my lines that I have the most information about, if you tie into any of them please contact me so we can share Sharon Powell Williamson

I am searching for information of who Edward Kings Parents were and who his children were. Edward was born about 1760. Could be VA. or NC. He married Sarah Browning the daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Bywaters Browning. The Brownings were from Culpeper Co. VA. They then moved to Caswell Co. NC. Edward was in the Revolutionary War and when he was released from the army it stated he went back to his home in Caswell Co. NC. Edward and Sarah had two known children Isaiah and Mary. There were other unknown children. Edward and Sarah lived in Caswell Co. until about 1800. They then moved to Robertson Co. TN. They lived there until about 1810 and moved to Bedford Co. TN. The Kings always lived near the Browning and McIntosh familes who were from Culpeper Co. Va. then Caswell Co. NC. Then to Robertson Co. TN. and on to Bedford Co TN. Edward applied for an Army pension in 1820 in Bedford Co. TN. At that time his family included his wife Sarah and a granddaughter Harriet McIntosh about four years old. Edward died in Bedford Co. about 1833. Any help on the name of his parents and any of his children would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Charlie Lampley

Enoch King b. 1808 Ashfield, Franklin Mass Parentha O'Dell b. 1808 Vermont d. MI Children : Elijah King 1835 Asher B.King 1838 Joel King 1841 Joseph King 1865 Looking for ancestors of Enoch abd Parantha. Some of the children settled in WI and later came to MI

Sorry that was Silas Wilson not a KING. And I know nothing about him either. Janean ----- Original Message ----- From: "Karen" <diggingupbones@cfl.rr.com> To: <KING-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 27, 2006 5:02 PM Subject: RE: [KING] King Roll call and collateral lines are Wilson and Kearny > Janean, > Please tell me more about this Silas King. I have a Silas King that married > a Silence Buck. She was the daughter of Isaac Buck and Sarah Hayward and > she was born 1778. I don't have any other information On Silas King's > family, but it sure sounds like maybe he could be the uncle that fought at > Brandywine? > Karen > > -----Original Message----- > From: Janean Ray [mailto:JRay38@neo.rr.com] > Sent: Monday, March 27, 2006 3:20 PM > To: KING-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [KING] King Roll call and collateral lines are Wilson and Kearny > > I am looking for Phillip King and Mary Kearny m. 19 Aug. 1766. They are the > parents of Jane King b. 1768 d. 10 Dec. 1843 White Co. IL m. 26 March 1790 > to William R. Wilson b. 29 Jun. 1765 d. 17 Dec. 1794.....The Chinn Book has > several pages on which William WILSON and his family are mentioned, but the > author appears to not know his origin. The earliest document she has for him > is dated 20 Jun. 1795, Martinsburg, W.Va. Court Records [Berkeley County]: > "A[dministration?] of the estate of William WILSON Jr. [sic] dec'd granted > to Jane WILSON his widow and James KERNEY, they having complied with the > law. (James KERNEY was a br[other] of m[other] of Jane KING WILSON. Her > f[ather] Philip KING mar. Aug. 19, 1766 Mary KERNEY.) > > Looking for the Kings in and around the areas from Chester PA down through > Berkeley Co. Jefferson Co. Washington Co. Loudoun Co. ...... the lines of > counties through there. Once believed Chester Co. PA but am finding more > and more in Martinsburg Berkeley Co. at least for him. I believe his > family may be from Chester Co. PA > > Also seek Margaret King b. 27 May 1771 probably Union Co. PA to same > parents. She d. 2 Nov. 1854 White Co. IL m. 7 Feb. 1801 to Jacob Wilson b. > 16 Jun 1774 Chester Co. PA d. 18 Apr. 1843 White Co. IL. Jacob and William > should be brothers. > > Notes on Margaret > > Counties of Cumberland, Jasper and Richland, IL: historical and > biographical, Chicago F.A. Battey & Co. 1884 > Bio of John M. Wilson who became the first official of Richland Co. when he > was appointed Clerk of the Circuit Court in 1841. He was born in Prince > William Co. Va. near Bull Run in 1811. His father Jacob, of Scots0Irish > descent, was born in PA. His grandfather Wilson fought in the Rev'n, was > wounded at Paoli and captured. His Uncle Silas fought at Brandywine. His > father Jacob was at Harper's Ferry in 1798? and served at the White House in > the WAr of 1812 under Col. William Washington. His mother was Margaret King, > whose mother was a Kearney, related to Gen. Phil Kearney > > Notes on Jacob > > Jacob was at Harper's Ferry in 1798 and served at the White House in the War > of 1812 under Col. William Washington. Jacob's father fought in the REv'n > war and was wounded at Paoli and captured. There should be a brother of > Jacob named Silas that fought at Brandywine. > > In 1811 Jacob and Margaret were living in Prince Wn Co. Va near Bull Run as > that is where son John M. Wilson was born. In 1824 they moved from PWC to > Jefferson Co. va. (W.Va.) and in October 1828 they moved to Illinois > reaching White Co. in December of the same year, where they passed the > winter at the home of a cousin Justice William Wilson who married Mary > Davidson. > > White Co. Probate Journal Vol. B. 1822-1844 page 165 has the following: > William K. Wilson > Administrator: William H. Davidson > 9 Nov. 1836 > Settle Distribution: Jacob & Margaret Wilson $50.78; Heirs of Eliza Boyd, > Dec'd, John M. Wilson, James L. Wilson, Oliver H.P. Wilson, R. Adaline > Wilson, Mary Shelby, Jane Wilson $25.35. > > Jacob's daughter Mary m. William B. Shelby > > Thanks Janean > > > > ==== KING Mailing List ==== > List webpage - http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/k/king.html > Genealogy Links - http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/GEN-links.htm > > > ==== KING Mailing List ==== > List webpage - http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/k/king.html > Genealogy Links - http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/GEN-links.htm >

BENJAMIN B. KING This is all the information I have about Benjamin B. KING. Any assistance in finding parents or siblings for him would be much appreciated, as would any clues about his life prior to 1823. Would also like to connect with cousins in this line. 1802 - born in NC (family history; censuses say SC and GA) 1810 - parents migrated to TN when he was a "young child" (family history) 1823 - m. Newton Co., GA, Elinor/Ellen S. WOOD, d/o John and Elizabeth WOOD 1824 - couple moved to Forsyth, Monroe county, GA 1824 - daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, born (m. John R. COOK, d: 1883) 1825 - son, Cary Adolphus, born (m. Mary C. GETSINGER, d: 1894) 1827 - son, Thomas W., born (m. Mary A. LUNSFORD) 1829 - daughter, Salome S., born (m. James M. Asbury) 1832 - son, James Hunter, born (m. Nancy Emily PURSLEY) 1835 - son, Benjamin H., born 1838 - son, William Abe, born 1840 - daughter, Ellen Ophelia, born (m. Sampson BOONE) 1842 - son, George B., born 1843 - sons, Benjamin H. and William Abe died - buried in Forsyth cemetery 1844 - son, Henry Clay, born 1845 - son, George B, died, buried Forsyth Cemetery 1845 - son, Charlie, born 1847 - daughter, Mary Emma, born (m. #1 M. M. BREWER, #2 W. T. SPRAGGINS) 1857 - family moved to Americus, Sumter county, GA 1866 - died, buried in KING lot at Oak Grove cemetery in Americus, GA Carol C-H <cch@netdoor.com> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/

I'm looking for the Pennsylvania parents of Emma King b. 1861. On the 1880 Census for Pennsylvania, Cambria Co. Roll 1110. E.D. 85. P. 114. Line 21. There is Emma, 19, wife of William Donnelly, 22, from New Jersey. Son Theodore b. July 1880. Son William b.January 1882. Son Charles b. February 1885. They go to Cincinnati, Ohio where William is a Shoe maker. He's dead before the 1900 census and she marries William Stelle (?) in 1897. Is she the daughter of a John King and wife Rachel of Bedford Co., PA?

Looking for some family connection to my great grandmother, Nancy Melinda King. Nancy was born November 6, 1829 and died December 6, 1875 in Fairbury, Illinois. She married John Mark Crabtree July 4, 1848 in Winchester , Scott County, Illinois. John Mark Died October 2, 1891 in Fairbury, Illinois and both John and Nancy are buried in the Cooper Cemetery located near Fairbury, Illinois. Would like to hear from anyone that might have a connection to John & Nancy Thanks, Ken Crabtrtee n

Hi Joy: Yes, I have some birth and marriage date information on some of Ephraim KING's children and grandchildren, especially those in my direct line of descent; but very little or none on those not in my direct line of descent. As regards "your query about old Nicholas Holly (prob. before 1870-1830; from Spartanburg, NC) who arrived in LCT about 1809?" I have no information on him. Perhaps the following named Holly's are relate. I do have significant data on John Holly b. 1810 and m. Eleanor M. King and John Lee Holly b. 1863 and his children, that married Fannie Esther Sorrells d. 26 April 1909 and is buried in the Harkins Family Cemetery (which is adjacent to the KING family cemetery) in Lincoln Co. TN. If you don't have this information, let me know more specifically what part may be of interest to you and I will try to send you a copy. Tom King, Sr. Near Leesburg, TN. --------------------------------------- X-Message: #6 Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2006 10:56:45 EST From: Jpddigest1@aol.com To: TNLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <269.832d7e0.3159653d@aol.com> Subject: Re: KING/HOLLY/SORRELLS Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" MIME-Version: 1.0 Hi Tom, Do you have any dates for any of the children of Ephraim & Jane (Harkins) King (from your list -- below) and those who they married? Do you know if the John HOLLY that Susan C. KING married is related to the old Nicholas Holly (prob. before 1870-1830; from Spartanburg, NC) who arrived in LCT about 1809? Looking for the parents of my Henry Jackston SORRELLS (c. 1860s -1905). Thanks, Joy In a message dated 3/26/2006 9:06:22 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, TNLINCOL-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: Other children of Ephraim and Jane (Harkins) KING were apparently born in Lincoln Co. TN. Their names and their spouses are shown below: Martha G. KING who married Jessie NORMAN. Shadrack C. KING who married Mary D. Mc ADAMS. Susan C. KING who married John HOLLY. Eleanor M. (Nellie) KING who married William SORRELLS, Sr. Ephraim C. KING, (Civil. War Vet.) who married Sarah Jane BAGLEY. Washington A. KING who married Theodocia E. (Dosia BURROW.

Have three King branches: Francis Benjamin Roy b 3/27/1821 in Dunham, Missquoi, Quebec, Canada d 3/20.1899 in Dubuque, Iowa. At some point, adapted the King surname. He married Eugenie Mallum b 2/1/1822 in Montreal, Quebec Canada d march 16, 1871 in Farley, Dubuque, Iowa. They had Frank Cashmere, Nelson B., Cordelia Adeline, Basile, Joseph Roy, George William, Jane, Charles Joshua, Madeline, Martha, John Roy, Israel J. & Julia. The next is George Koenig, b abt 1809 in Baden, Germany & d 10/15/1874 in Louisa Co, Iowa. He changed to King sometime , probably abt 1845 in Essex Co. New York where he m Catherine Bach b abt 1823 in France d 1/17/1881 in Louisa Co., Iowa They had George, Catherine, Phillip, Charles, Mary Christine, Sarah Elizabeth & Louis William. The last branch is Carolena Henrietta Koenig b abt 1897 in Missouri. She m Frank Bellew b 6/20/1893 in St. Louis, Missouri d 7/1963. They had Frank Raymon & Dorothy. Have nothing on her parents or if or when she might have converted to King. That is the short version. Bill Houdek@swbell.net

Dr. Andrew King was the son of Rev. Andrew King of Wallkill, NY and grandson of Richard King of Dublin, NJ and NC. Andrew married first Eliza Morrison and had two children: Ruth Snowden and William Lott King After Eliza died, he married the Mary Jones Hornbeck, daughter of Dr. Henry Isaac Hornbeck and Phoebe Jones of Montgomery, Orange NY. They had seven children, four surviving. Leaving his wife with her four children and two step children, he took off with perhaps a serving girl, Catherine ?Horn and fled south. While on his way to TN, he stopped in PA where he had another child, Julia. We do not know whether he was ever divorced as those particular records were destroyed in a water leak in the county building. Catherine committed suicide in 1864 and Andrew died in 1867. The puzzle is that there is yet another wife named in his will, Ellen and another child, Joan (Jone). I am searching for records of these marriages (if they really did occur) and what happened to both Julia Ann King and Joan. The last I know of Julia (I think it was her that was mentioned in the 1870 KY census is that she was a nursemaid in a house and one Ellen King was living in the same district with another man.) All of this for the son of a Presbyterian minister! Any information on the whereabouts of Julia and Joan is of great interest to me. Sue

Hello Sharon, I have the following piece of information in my files: HISTORY OF PIONEER FAMILIES OF MISSOURI, By Wm. S. Bryan & Robert Rose Isaac King of Ger. settled in Wythe Co., VA; Mar. Barbara Stroup (Late Mrs. Fipps of Mont. Co., MO); One son, John P., settled in Mont. Co., 1835; Mar. Susan Stephenson, Grdau of James Heller Does this help? Brenda Finch ----Original Message Follows---- From: "Sharon Williamson" <spwilli@psyber.com> Reply-To: KING-L@rootsweb.com To: KING-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KING] ROLL CALL Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 07:13:12 -0800 Hi group my line: John P King b ca 1811 VA - d 1891 Montgomery Co, MO m Susan Stephenson b ca 1822 VA d 1893 Montgomery Co, MO Charles King b July 1855 MO d 22 May 1919 Montgomery Co, MO m Melvina Dawson b 15 September 1852 MO d 11 June 1929 Audrain Co, MO Effie Blanche King b 5 December 1879 near Bowling Green, Pike Co, MO d 26 March 1919 Montgomery Co, MO m Alfred Hildebrand b September 1871 MO d 1946 MO Leona Mae Hildebrand b 18 October 1899 MO d 17 December 1971 CA m Charles Richard Robinson b 18 September 1902 MO d 20 March 1962 CA Alice Blanche Robinson b 6 March 1923 MO d 8 November 1982 CA m William Walter Powell b 29 October 1917 d 14 April 1979 CA Sharon Sue Powell (me)

I am looking for information on the parents of Joseph W. King. I believe he went by Will short for William and I believe he was born in Calvert County, MD. Probably in the Owings or Huntingtown areas of Calvert County. I am also in information on where the Kings are originally from.....I assume England just based on the name but who knows! See below for more information Joseph W. King (b. 1869; Maryland) married Cora A. Wilkinson (b. 1879; Maryland) and had children: 1. Helen A. b. 1902; Maryland 2. Alilee E. b. 1904; Maryland 3. William T. b. 1906; Maryland 4. Lawrence W. b. 1907; Maryland 5. Viola b. November 1909; Maryland 6. Hazel T. b. 1910; Maryland 7. Woodrow W. b. 1912; Maryland; married Edna Whittington and had children: Edna Earl, Iris Mae, William and Paul 8. Lester L. b. 1915; Maryland; married to Eunice Gibson and had children: Lester, Jean Marie, and Gary. 9. Marion Preston b. 18 December 1918; Owings, MD and d. 21 September 1945; Baltimore, MD; married Bertie Francis Trott and had one child: Frankling Trott King. Marion died of Polio. I am the daughter of Franklin T. King. Please let me know if anyone has any connection to this King line! Thanks, Suzy __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Pinkney G. King m. Melissa ? Lived in Ripley MS. Pat Blake, A child of the King -----Original Message----- From: Karen [mailto:diggingupbones@cfl.rr.com] Sent: Monday, March 27, 2006 10:52 AM To: KING-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KING] Roll call I am looking for any information any one might have on: Sylvanus King b1775 in MA and d. 1851 NY. He married a Sally (?) They had son a son John King b 1799 in RI. He d. 1874 (don't know where) John m. a Lydia or Sylvia Ryder, b. NY 1807 (One census says Lydia A - born in Ct. They had children: John, Harvey, Julia, Carolyn E., Cordelia M., and Laurette. Caroline married Joshua Easton in IA, and died in Iowa. Harvey also lived in IA and Cordelia lived in MN Do these families connect with any one? Karen "We sit under trees we did not plant, we plant trees under which we will never sit. One generation plants trees, the next enjoys the shade!" ==== KING Mailing List ==== List webpage - http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/k/king.html Genealogy Links - http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/GEN-links.htm -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.3.2/293 - Release Date: 3/26/2006 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.3.2/293 - Release Date: 3/26/2006

My King family information starts with Thomas King, born before 1830, died abt. 1916, married Louisa Laney, born before 1827, died abt 1921. Son, William E. King born May 14, 1849 Tolbot Co., GA, died 18 Jan, 1914, Lamar Co. MS, married Martha Elizabeth "Bettie" Wilkins, born Texas, died Hattiesburg, MS. Son Alvin Curtis King born 18 Mar 1884 Hinds County, MS, died Mobile Al 6 Sept. 1947, born married Nell Mae Dees, Sept. 10, 1889, Poplarvile, MS. daughter, Hazel Joan King, born Hattiesburg, Ms 24 Nov. 1907, died 6 Aug. 1957, Shreveport, La., married James Dudley Brumfield born 10 Oct. 1902 in Washington Parish, died 23 July, 1946, Mobile Al Hazel King and James Dudley Brumfield are my parent, Carolyn Joan Brumfield, Aug. 30, 1933, married Roy Henderson, Jr. Independence, LA Any information would be appreciated. Carolyn

Searching for parents of Balser King of German descent. His parents emmigrated from Germany. His father fought & was killed in the Revolutionary War. He had 3 brothers & 2 sisters. Balser was "bound out" and received 6 mo. schooling in English & Dutch. Balser b. 1771 in PA; d. 1821 in Union Co, OH m. Elizabeth Kriner b. ab 1773 PA; d. 1814 Union Co, OH 1790 lived in PA; 1796 VA, KY 1807 moved to OH CHILDREN: John King b. abt 1801; d 1863 m. Charlotte "Polly" Porter 1826 Union Co, OH Catherine King b. 1796 VA; d 1899 Union Co, OH m. Ralph Phelps 1816 Union Co, OH; m. James Snodgrass 1835 Union Co, OH Mary "Polly" King b. abt 1799; d 1821 Union Co, OH m. Robert Maze 1818 Union Co, OH Elizabeth "Betsy" King d. 1818 Union Co., OH Jacob King lived near Sandusky. No further info on Jacob

Hi, My gr. gr. gr. gr. grandfather, David W. Sheldon had a 2nd wife named Mary S. King that he married on 20 DEC 1875 in Lowell, Seneca Co., Ohio. They had one son, Isaac Truman SHELDON born 19 SEPT 1876.(Nearest relative of Isaac in 1918 was Charlie King of Lake Odessa, MI.) David W. was age 71 when they married. Mary's next husband was Henry GRIFFIN on 13 JULY 1878 in Sandusky Co., Ohio. She was married several times and last husband was a Mr. Harrington in Ionia co., MI. Her parents were Archibald and Elizabeth (Kocher/Kocker/Kicher)King who lived in Lowell, Adams Twp., Seneca Co., Ohio about 1860-1870. Archibald died between 1860 and 1870 because he is not in the census with Elizabeth and her children, William, Mary, Sarah and Eva. Elizabeth had a brother named John Kocher who was living with the family in 1860. I have more info on their daugher Mary who had a son Truman Sheldon and then 2nd marriage to Henry Griffin in Sandusky Co., Ohio. there was also a daughter named Belle Griffin. Anyone related to a KING family in Seneca Co., OH or Lake Odessa, MI? OBITUARY OF Elizabeth (KOCHER) KING Green Springs Echo (near Fremont, OH) 7/6/1905 Elizabeth Kicher (Kocher) KING was born May 19, 1825 in Dophin (Dauphin?) Co., Pa. While in her youth she, with her parents, came to Crawford county, O., where, having grown to womanhood, she was married to Archibald King. This union was blessed with five children, two of who are living. From Crawford county Mr. and Mrs. King removed to Republic (Ohio) and later to Lowell. For the past 13 years she made her home with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Magruder, residing two and one half miles southwest of this village until October 1901, when they removed to their present home in Greenspring, O., where Mrs. King passed away June 30, 1905, aged 80 years 1 month and 11 days. For the last three years she was an invalid and suffered quite considerably, but her sufferings were born in much patience until the end came. She leaves to morn their loss in her departure, two daughters, Mrs. Eva Magruder, of this place, and Mrs. Mary Harrington, of Lake Odessa, Mich., one brother, five grandchildren, and a large circle of friends. The funeral conducted by Rev. L. L. Orth was held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Magruder Sunday at 1:30 p. m. Interment was made in the Lowell cemetery. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com