>Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1998 07:56:00 EDT >From: GLAUCUSREX@aol.com >To: KING-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <759585ef.35af3bd2@aol.com> >Subject: Re: KING-D Digest V98 #147 >Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII >Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit > >In a message dated 98-07-16 23:59:25 EDT, rowil@northlink.com writes: > ><< Carson KING m. Sarah LESTER 17 Nov 1823 in Pittsylvania VA, d. 1 Sep 1856 > in Madison GA >> > >Rosemary, > >No relation, but a coincidence. My nine year old son is named Carson KING. We >thought it was unique.:) > >Regards, > >Lloyd King >Dallas, Texas, USA > I don't know who the 1st 'Carson' was named for but I can give you the name of one of his descendents, if you are interested. Rosemary>______________________________X> Indiana and part moved to McPherson co. KS. My grandmother was Viola KING, > daughter of William H. KING who went to KS and married Lena WEIBLEN in > McPherson co. then died in 1925 in Harvey KS. >> > >Rosemary, >Where in Indiana did your Kings live? I have Hiram King m. Nancy Ellen King >children: Margaret Elizabeth, Addie M. and George C. m. Bell Griffith. Notes say that Nancy WEST/KING's father "bought his daughter Nancy a farm in Indiana, 12 miles north of Indianapolis. Nancy and her husband James KING both died in Kansas. They had no children. Rosemary