I am looking for any information on Samuel Kirkpatrick b. PA possibly around 1820, m. Susan Curry b. OH. I believe that they were in Iowa before 1863. Their daughter, Eliza Ann Kirkpatrick was born 16 Sept. 1863 in Davis Co., IA. Any help will be most appreciated. Nancy James [email protected]

Hi Everyone, My name is Carolyn and I am looking for any information concerning three brother's who were in the Civil War together. I had one great response from someone who gave me some information (Harry), however I am trying to find anyone who is a descendant of this family. Their names are: Leander Nimrod Kirkpatrick b.1830, NC d.1862. Married Rachael Martha Smart, March 29th 1853. Gilbert Lawson Kirkpatrick b. 1832, NC d. 1862. Married Miranda C. Teague, January 6, 1852. Milas Alexander Kirkpatrick b. 1841, NC d. 1920. Married Laura Ann Byers, March 21, 1869. If there is anyone out there who has any information on any of these families who are descendants of theirs, please contact me. I am in the process of writing a genealogy book about this family and the members of their father's family. His name was Silas Fain Kirkpatrick b. July 25, 1803. Married Jane Ann Wood on December 15, 1827. I am looking for stories and old pictures of members of these families and any help out there would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Sincerely, Carolyn

I'm searching for information on the following family members: Kirkpatrick, George D. b. 1834 TN m. Nancy Webb in Arkansas abt. 1864 had the following children: George E. Kirkpatrick b. abt 1865 Arkansas (probably Pope Co.) Martha E. Kirkpatrick b. abt 1867 Arkansas Mary L. Kirkpatrick b. abt. 1869 Arkansas (may have gone by the name Lily) Rhoda Kirkpatrick b. abt. 1871 Arkansas Jesse Kirkpatrick b. 1880 Texas (probably Grayson Co) Desse Kirkpatrick b. abt 1882 Texas Lou Kirkpatrick b. abt 1883 Texas Some of the family was in Indian Territory by 1892. Possibly for a land rush. Also, has anyone gathered the Kirkpatrick's off of any surviving 1890 Texas census'? I know that there were a few counties in Texas that survived the fire that wiped out the 1890 census. I haven't been able to view any of them though. Thank you, Cheryl Kirkpatrick [email protected]

Debra, I have copies of pictures of Kirkpatricks. My ggrandmother was Harriett Kirkpatrick b. dau of Daniel Kirkpatrick and Mary Prescott (Maine>Ohio> Iowa). married William Marshall. A cousin (real) sent me the copies. We do not know if they are our Kirkpatrick/Marshall line or another. This is what he wrote in a letter about them. {{{{"Recently I sorted thrugh a box of old photos that we hacd brought from Fort Worth several years ago when we closed my folks house. I've made laser copies of a few that I thought might be of interest to you and/or that you might be able to identify. }}}} The Kirkpatrick/Marshall line was his Maternal side. His father was George William Tinslar. He was raised by the Tinslars after his parents were killed in an accident. His birth surname was Lanktree. {{{{The four Kirkpatrick photos are in a very old and dilapidated album from my father's family in Hennepin, Peoria and Princeton, Illinois. Many of the photos in the album are unlabelled but these four and a few others had handwritten names on the album page. I have no idea who they are or how, if at all, they are related to any of us, but because of the name I thought that you might find them interesting}}}} The Photos are of. 1. Theopolis Kirkpatrick -Photographer W. H. Masters, Princeton, Illinois. 2. Mrs. Theopolis Kirkpatrick -Photographer W. H. Masters, Princeton, Illinois 3. Douglas Kirkpatrick -Photophrapher W. H. Masters, Princeton, Illinois. 4. Kit Kirkpatrick-Kracaws Fine Art Gallery, Washington, Iowa. Kit and Douglas are adults but much younger( maybe a generation) than Theopolis and his wife. Do you have any information on these Kirkpatricks? I sent the information about the photos to the group on- line some time ago but had no response.

I am seeking information on the children of John Milton MAUPIN b Dec 29,1829 in Campbell Co, TN & d Apr 1, 1871 in Cooke Co., TX. He m Sept 8, 1857 to Malinda Sanford KIRKPATRICK b Apr 6, 1830 d Feb 16, 1881 in Cooke Co., TX. They had 6 children MARY, JOHN M., ANNA, MARGARET, CHARLES S and SALLEE. Can anyone help with their b&d, marriage, children, etc. Anything would be appreciated. Gloria Fay Burris [email protected] http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/u/r/Gloria-F-Burris/index.html

In 1924 Theopholus Melvin KIRKPATRICK died in Minneapolis, MN. He was the son of John Patterson amd Mary (COULTER) KIRKPATRICK of Washington County, Iowa. Theopholus was survived by his wife Effie (LOWE) KIRPATRICK and two children, Frank and Alice. I would very much like to contact Frank and Alice (married name Savidge) or their descendents. -Debra Lowe

To whom it may concern, I am looking for anyone who is doing research on a JOHN FORSTER KIRKPATRICK. John was born 14 Sept 1817, Jackson Co., Tennessee. He married a HESTER ANN DIAL also from Tennessee. They married on the 28th Jan 1840 in Perry Co., but I'm not sure weather it was Illinois or Indiana. He died 16 Mar 1869. So if there is anyone out there who is doing this family please let me know. Parker McCarty [email protected]

Will the person who was looking for Leander Nimrod Kirkpatrick please contact me. I deleted your request in error & lost your e-mail address. [email protected]

Hi Everyone, I'm trying to find anyone who is a descendant of Leander Nimrod Kirkpatrick. He married Rachael Martha Smart, Mar. 29, 1853. They had 4 children before he died in the Civil War. William Wexler Kirkpatrick b. Apr. 4, 1854 Margaret E. Kirkpatrick b. Feb. 10, 1856 Joseph J. Kirkpatrick b. 1858 Mary Amelia Kirkpatrick b. Oct. 4, 1860 I am writing a genealogy book about this family and other ancestors of them. If anyone is out there who has any information would please write and let me know, I would really appreciate it. I know William had 8 children I know Margaret had 2 children I know Mary had 5 children and I don't know if Joseph had any, I know he was married. Thanks again. Carolyn [email protected]

Seeking Moses Kirkpatrick. b. ca 1750 in "Canada Jake" Valley, presumed to be Conococheague Valley. Family letter of 1873 states father and GF, both John, settled in Shippensburg area. Letter says Moses married Mary Johnson (Johnston?). Have original deed (in fragments) of ca. 1783 between Moses and Nicholas Coonts of Shirley twp. Nicholas married Moses sister, Rebekah. Letter says Moses' f, John, m. Betsy Pomeroy. I think this may be of George Pomeroy (Pumry) family of Cumberland cty. John died young. Letter states Betsy remarried Charles Boile. Soon after 1783 Moses and family move to KY. Have much information on Moses' descendants

Thos. BARKLEY m. bef. 1785 Lancaster Co., PA to Eliz. KIRKPATRICK, d/o Samuel KIRKPATRICK. No b. & d. dates. They moved to Washington Co., OH early 1800's - 8 issues of the marriage b. bet. 1785 & 1810. Mary m. 1st Amos GARDNER & 2nd Luke CHANDLER, Eliz. m. Wm. BURROUGHS, Jane m. Theodore S. FOSTER, Samuel m. Nancy BURROUGHS, Margaret m. Wm. BURROUGHS, Melissa & Sophia - never married & Harriet m. Joseph RITZLER. (Issues died in either Wash. Co., OH or Monroe Co., IL.) Looking for death date & place of Thos. & Elizabeth BARKLEY. When & where in OH did they die?

Thos. BARKLEY m. bef. 1785 Lancaster Co., PA to Eliz. KIRKPATRICK, d/o Samuel KIRKPATRICK. No b. & d. dates. They moved to Washington Co., OH early 1800's - 8 issues of the marriage b. bet. 1785 & 1810. Mary m. 1st Amos GARDNER & 2nd Luke CHANDLER, Eliz. m. Wm. BURROUGHS, Jane m. Theodore S. FOSTER, Samuel m. Nancy BURROUGHS, Margaret m. Wm. BURROUGHS, Melissa & Sophia - never married & Harriet m. Joseph RITZLER. (Issues died in either Wash. Co., OH or Monroe Co., IL.) Looking for death date & place of Thos. & Elizabeth BARKLEY. When & where in OH did they die?

>From Ancestry Com Reformed Presbyterian Marriages and Deaths, 18661888 Associate Reformed Presbyterian Death & Marriage Notices Volume II: 18661888 Compiled by Lowry Ware Columbia, South Carolina 1998 Mrs. Kate Kirkpatrick died in Rockbridge County, Va., April 19th, 1884. … had passed, by several years, her three score and ten [years]. She leaves a husband, and a large circle of children. October 8th, 1884 in Mecklenburg County, N. C., by Rev. D. G. Caldwell, Mr. Robert Blythe and Miss Mattie Kirkpatrick. All of Mecklenburg County, N. C. page 80 Died of consumption in Shelby County, Tenn. October 4th, 1884, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, aged 81 years, 9 months and 5 days.... was born and reared in Chester County, S. C.… in 1878, she came with her daughter and grandchildren to make her home in Tipton County, Tenn. [p.80] Again in November, 1883, she removed with them to Shelby County, where she lived in the house of Mr. J. S. Kirkpatrick till the time of her death. Died in Mecklenburg County, N. C. on the 18th of March, 1885, Mrs. Louisa Kirkpatrick, in the 75th year of her age. On the 8th of July, 1830, she was married to Mr. Hugh Kirkpatrick, who, about two years ago, preceded her to the grave… [member] of Ebenezer congregation. … Her children, some gone before, the others grown and settled. Died at Winnsboro, S. C., March 26th, 1886, Mr. John Kirkpatrick McCarley in the 55th year of his age.... born in Craigwarren near Ballymena, County Antrim, Ireland, September 15th, 1830. His family were Scotch Covenanters and removed to Ireland in the time of persecution. In 1870, Mr. McCarley emigrated to South Carolina and located at Woodwards, Fairfield County.... in employ of C. C. & A. R. R., and when the depot was removed to Blackstocks he also removed and aided in building up the Presbyterian church in that place in which he was a ruling elder.... when hymns of human composition were introduced in place of inspired Hymns of Revelation, which had been the exclusive psalmody.... he determined to remove as soon as possible. This he accomplished in the fall of 1882 when he removed to Winnsboro, S. C.… He was elected elder in the A. R. P. church in December, 1884… [leaves] a wife, three daughters and one son. Married, March 10th, 1887 by Rev. R. M. Kirkpatrick, assisted by Rev. R. M. Stevenson, Mr. James M. Stroupe and Miss Hattie Wallace, daughter of Mr. Randolph Wallace, Clover, York County, S. C. Carol (Gehrs) Mitchell, 134 Schnauzer Lane, Beaver Falls, PA 15010 <[email protected]> 724-847-4473 [using The Master Genealogist 3.5, WP8, Eudora]

Found this on the free search for Ancestry today. South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. 3 Died in Jefferson County, Ala., on the 5th September, Wm Moses, son of James and Mary E. Kirkpatrick, aged 2 years, 9 months (Oct. 28, 1857). South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. 1, Died in Lowndes County, Mississippi, on the 4th of May last, Mr. Francis Kirkpatrick, aged 69 years. The deceased was born in Chester District, where he remained almost his three score years and ten. … He emigrated to the State of Mississippi last year. … He was a consistent and exemplary member of the Baptist Church. … Married on the 10th inst. at Lancaster, Penn., by the Rev. Dr. Ely of Philadelphia, the Rev. William Snodgrass of New York, to Miss Charlotte H. Moderwel, niece of Wm Kirkpatrick, Esq, of the former place, and sister to the Rev. Wm Moderwel of Augusta, Ga (Dec. 26, 1823). Died on Saturday the 7th day of October, Margaret Narcissa, daughter of James and Eliza Kirkpatrick, aged 4 years, 6 months, and 27 days (ibid.). Married in Lowndes County, Miss., on the 3rd inst., by Rev. John H. Oden, Mr. Newton Kolb and Miss Mary Ann Kirkpatrick. Both the participants of this happy union were born and raised in Chester District (ibid.). Died in Aberdeen, Monroe County, Miss., of Pulmonary Consumption, on Friday, 13th July, ult., Robert Kirkpatrick, in the thirty-second year of his age. The subject of this solemn notice was born and raised in Chester District, S. C., until about twelve years past, he emigrated to Aberdeen, where he, by his ingenious and persevering efforts became proprietor of a steam Cotton Gin factory… (signed J. R. E.) (ibid.). Died in Aberdeen, Monroe County, Miss., on the 19th ult., of Scarlet Fever, Robert Ames, only son of Hezekiah and Jane Kirkpatrick, aged fourteen months (ibid.). Died in York District near Bullock's Creek, on the 18th inst., Mrs. Cynthia Adeline, wife of Givens Gallaher, and daughter of Arthur Kirkpatrick, in the 37th year of her age. She had been a member of the Presbyterian Church for 21 years, and was much respected for her christian deportment and uprightness of character. She leaves a disconsolate husband with 7 children, mostly small… (May 29, 1856). Pages 134-135. Will of James Barr Senr of Indiantown, planter, being in an afflicted state of body. To my son John, fifty dollars in money… To my Daughter Elizabeth and her husband Hugh Hanna, one hundred dollars. To my two Grandchildren George Alexander Barr & Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Barr, children of my deceased son Daniel Barr, five dollars in money when they arrive to age of 21 years. To my Daughter Jane and her heirs, one Negro woman named Charlotte and her two children named Violet and Isaac.… Residue of my estate to my two sons George and James in two equal halfs. Executors, my three sons John, George, and James Barr. 21 June 1812. Married on the 4th instant by the same, David Sealey and Miss Regina, daughter of Stephen Kirkpatrick, all of this District (ibid.). Carol (Gehrs) Mitchell, 134 Schnauzer Lane, Beaver Falls, PA 15010 <[email protected]> 724-847-4473 [using The Master Genealogist 3.5, WP8, Eudora]

Can anyone provide any more info on the Robert Kilpatrick, a revolutionary soldier, aged one hundred and five, who died in Fairfield Dist., SC in June 1840 at the residence of Capt. Thos. Kilpatrick? This data taken from the South-Carolinian p158, COLUMBIA NEWSPAPERS: THE SOUTHERN CHRONICLE. Thank you. _____________________________________________________________________ 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]

I am forwarding this. Note the marriage to Mariah KIRKPATRICK c1850 in MO please. >I am searching for the parents of James Yancy MOORE, Sr, b 09 Apr 1811 >in North Carolina. He died 21 Sep 1869 in Waco, McLennon Co, TX. He >married (1) Elizabeth GASDON about 1829 in Missouri, and (2) Mariah >Kirkpatrick about 1849 in Missouri. His children with Elizabeth were: >1. Nettie Ann MOORE 1830-1918 m James Irby WELBORN on 22 Nov 1855 >2. Susan MOORE 1832-1884 m Elisha SIMS on 20 Jul 1854 >3. George W. MOORE 1839-1917 m Sarah YOCUM on 07 Feb 1861. >James and Mariah's children were: >1. John A. MOORE 1850-? m Lillie D. REYNOLDS on 04 Jun 1873 in McLennen >Co, TX. >2. Jemima MOORE b 1852 in MO >3. William MOORE b 1854 in MO >4. James Yancy MOORE, Jr. b 11 Jul 1855 in MO, d 12 Jul 1929 in >Riverside Co., CA, m Louisa DeAubrey McKINNEY on 10 Nov 1881 in Iron Co, >MO. > >James Yancy MOORE, Sr had several siblings, but I don't know who their >parents were. His siblings are: >Olly B. MOORE b about 1800 in NC; Nathaniel MOORE b 1808 NC died 19 Jan >1865 in Clarke Co, AL; Carter H. MOORE b 1813 NC; Thomas J. MOORE b >1815; Sarah A. MOORE b Feb 1816 in NC m Hardin PATTERSON; George W. >MOORE b 1817; Mary Jane MOORE b 1819; & Susan Eliza MOORE b 1821. > Will appreciate any information on this family line. I have additional >decendants. > Marilyn Cardwell Larson > > >==== MOORE Mailing List ==== >Email Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > > > > > >

Just wanted to let you know I will be away from the computer and email until Saturday. If there are any problems with the list, please stay calm and email me privately. I'll deal with it all when I get back. I'll be registered at the Adam's Mark hotel in St. Louis, MO. If any of you live in the area, give me a buzz and we'll get together!

ARTY, about a week ago you sent information on your family "looking for William Kirkpatrick. While reading it, I remember some material my cousin had sent. Our grandmother was the daughter of Harriet Kirkpatrick and William Marshall. the ggrandfather was Daniel Kirkpatrick. He had found photos of 4 Kirkpatricks in a very old and dilapidated album from his father's family in Hennepin, a Peoria and Princeton Illinois. We have no idea who thay are. He sent photo copies of the four pictures. Our Kirkpatricks were on the maternal side. \ Photographer W. H. Masters of Princeton, Illinois took three of the pictures. They are of Douglas Kirkpatrick , Theopolis Kirkpatrick and of Mrs. Theopolis Kirkpatrick, The one of KIT Kirkpatrick is by Kracaws Fine Art Gallery in Washington, Ia.. The clothing and poses appear to be before 1900. Do you see a connection ? Let me know. Barbara Crowder Black ggranddaughter of Harriett Kirkpatrick and William Marshall nad gggranddauthter of Daniel Kirkpatrick and Mary Prescott. Thanks,

Jillanne: Have you check the HOUSE of KIrkPatrick on the web. It has a lot of history I just checked it and it is still available at http://members.tripod.com/~PPPat/index.html I am not sure if it has what you want. I remember seeing the names you mentioned somewhere. Barbara Black in 'Sacramento

Hello, I am doing research on the Kirkpatricks. Before she died, my grandmother gave me a letter from an E. Spears McCullough who had done extensive research on the Kirkpatricks. In the letter, dated 1936, he says he is the son of Julia Casandra Kirkpatrick, great grandson of Jacob Kirkpatrick, great great grandson of David Kirkpatrick. The letter was addressed to Miss Frances Prather, my great-great Aunt, whose grandmother was Elizabeth Kirkpatrick b. abt 1820. E. Spears was looking for info on the Kirkpatricks. (Geez, is that confusing?) In the letter he stated that he had quite a large volume of information and hoped to publish it. He said he had research clear back to Egbert, King of Saxons born 770, who was the grandfather of Alfred the Great, King of England!!! So you can appreciate how badly I want to find who that research was handed down to if E. Spears has passed away. He was also looking for the Dinwiddie line who married a Kirkpatrick. If anyone can give me any leads, I would be eternally grateful! Smiles, Jillanne Prather-Kimble