William C. Corwin 10066 West Mawman Ave. Waukegan, IL 60087-2431 billc@issi1.com 2000 October 25 847 247 2800 home 847 203 9814 page 947 247 2800 242 work KSWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com brandteliz@yahoo.com (sic)spelling may be wrong since it is undeliverable? Maplewood Barnes Church of the Brethren Washington S_FOREE@prodigy.net Brantford Covenant(Calderhead) Brantford billc@issi1.com Brantford Zion Brantford http://www.issi1.com/corwin/genealogy/kswa_brins.html jsalm@tiger.fhsu.edu JudySalm ForsythLibrary Ft.HaysStateUniversity Jo Rippe WashingtonCountyHistoricalSociety Box31 208Ballard If anyone sends me an attached text file in an email, I can put any tombstone inscriptions for any cemetery in Washington County on line and reference them at http://www.issi1.com/corwin/genealogy/kswa_brins.html and http://www.issi1.com/corwin/genealogy/ksws_gstr.html . I should be able to get them listed at places like http://www.interment.net/publish.htm (stephen2deltanet.com).. Another good indexing and referencing scheme is http://skyways.lib.ks.us/kansas/genweb/washingt/regestry.html

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~brandt/index.html I have finally uploaded some of my Brazzle info. I will add more as time permits. Related families are: Carpenter, Benham, Lamar, Street, Singleton, Boettcher, Huffman, Hannah and more. Not all the info is online yet. Please email me if you have more to add. Karen Brief info on my family: Joshua Brazzle, Jr.(born 1842 in Greene Co, IN) married Sarah Jane Gano and when she died, he married her sister, Rachel Gano-- daughters of Robert Gano and Phebe Newland Gano. Joshua's children are: Robert, John, Mary Ann, Susan, Rhodabell, Liza, Phoebe, Sara, Elizabeth, William, Fanny, Rosetta, Rosanna, Marg, and Phillip.He lived near Hollenberg, KS from about 1880 . His father's name was Joshua Brazzle, Sr. He died in Harrison Co, Missouri in 1858. Mother's name was Nancy Quillen Brazzle. Joshua Brazzle, Sr. parents are believed to be William and Sarah Brazzle from Greene Co. Indiana, but I haven't been able to prove this. Also, Joshua Sr. brothers are believed to be: Joseph, Samuel and William. Anyone out there researching these Brazzle's? Other spellings thru the years are: Brazil, Brassel, Brassle, Brazle,etc. Thanks, Karen

I will be glad to check my resources and do lookups re: persons buried in Maplewood Cemetery in Barnes and Church of the Brethren in Washington. KP __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. http://im.yahoo.com/

Does anyone know of a genealogist I could hire to look at the naturalization records in the Washington County District Courthouse, in Washington, Kansas? I have written to the courthouse and they did not find records for John A. Carlson. However, they sent a list of the ten Carlsons on the index, with volume and page, but no date. Several names are similar enough to be checked, but by someone on site, not by mail. I will send details and am willing to pay. Thanks, Sharon Foree S_Foree@prodigy.net

Hi Everyone - I'm new to this list and am looking for the George Francis CALDWELL family; married to Mary Ann(a) DIVELY; daughter Martha Estelle was born 8 Oct 1879 in Clyde, Cloud Cty, KS. They aren't on the Cloud Cty census for 1880. I have no dates other than when Martha was born. Also am looking for where George is buried...if I have the right one, he died 31 Dec 1878 "leaving a wife and young son", but didn't say where he was buried. If anyone can help me at all, I would truly appreciate it! Janet in MN janetg@lcp2.net

I am searching for anyone connected to these Brazzle families. Joshua Brazzle, Jr.(born 1842 in Greene Co, IN) married Sarah Jane Gano and when she died, he married her sister, Rachel Gano. His children are: Robert, John, Mary Ann, Susan, Rhodabell, Liza, Phoebe, Sara, Elizabeth, William, Fanny, Rosetta, Rosanna, Marg, and Phillip.He lived near Hollenberg, KS from about 1880 til his death in 1931. His father's name was Joshua Brazzle, Sr. He died in Harrison Co, Missouri in 1858. Mother's name was Nancy Quillen Brazzle. Joshua Brazzle, Sr. parents are believed to be William and Sarah Brazzle from Greene Co. Indiana, but I haven't been able to prove this. Also, Joshua Sr. brothers are believed to be: Joseph, Samuel and William. Anyone out there researching these Brazzle's? Other spellings thru the years are: Brazil, Brassel, Brassle, Brazle,etc. Thanks, Karen

I would also love to find someone with a cemetery book. Thanks Barb evelyn sell wrote: > Is this site busy. > Can anyone help me with information on if there are any Scramblings living > in > Washing Co KS. > Does anyone have any cemetery books of the area to look up for any burials > for Scramblings. > Thanks. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: evelyn sell <esell@inreach.com> > To: <KSWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, June 05, 2000 7:46 PM > Subject: Washington Co > > > > > > > I am looking for any information on any Scramblings living in Washington > or > > Washington Co, Ks cira 1880's on. > > I would like to find any descendant of Lulu or possibly used the name of > > Mae Scrambling. She married Mark Jay there in Washington Co circa 1884. > > Any information will be most appreciated. > > Thank you > > Evelyn > > > >

Is this site busy. Can anyone help me with information on if there are any Scramblings living in Washing Co KS. Does anyone have any cemetery books of the area to look up for any burials for Scramblings. Thanks. ----- Original Message ----- From: evelyn sell <esell@inreach.com> To: <KSWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 05, 2000 7:46 PM Subject: Washington Co > > > I am looking for any information on any Scramblings living in Washington or > Washington Co, Ks cira 1880's on. > I would like to find any descendant of Lulu or possibly used the name of > Mae Scrambling. She married Mark Jay there in Washington Co circa 1884. > Any information will be most appreciated. > Thank you > Evelyn > >

Hi, Thought you all would be interested in this. Joy Pixler Hyde May my words be sweet and tender for tomorrow I may have to eat them. --------- Forwarded message ---------- From: "Dorothy Gray" <rogrvdot@harborside.com> To: NCCASWEL-L@rootsweb.com Date: Mon, 12 Jun 2000 16:54:57 -0700 Subject: LDS RESEARCH OUTLINES & LAND GRANTS Message-ID: <E131e8H-0001va-00@mail.harborside.com> Attn. All Researchers. The "Research Outline" is available for every state and some countries from the Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah. You can download ALL of them at the LDS website at: www.familysearch.org. There is about 80 pages of them. I suggest printing all of them out in hard copy. On 1/1/2000, www.dear Myrtle.com suggested copying these would be your FIRST priority. The Research Outline for North Carolina contains 11 pages of information to be used when you don't know where/whom to contact regarding your ancestors. Info on Archives & Libraries, Bible Records, Biographies, Cemeteries, Census, Church Records, City Directories, Emigration and Immigration, Gazetteers, Genealogy, History, Land and Property*** (Land Grants), i.e., Crown Colony grants 1735-1775; Pre-Statehood and Statehood Grants 1778-1959; County Records, Maps, Military Records including Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Civil War and other Wars. Native Races, Naturalization and Citizenship, Newspapers, Periodicals, Taxation, Vital Records, and more! Re: Proprietary Colony Grants 1663-1729: In 1663 Charles II granted land in the Carolinas to eight of his followers, called Lords Proprietors of Carolina. These men had the right to grant their land to others. One of the proprietors was the Governor of Virginia and he issued many land grants in 1663. Records of only 29 of these are known to exist and have been abstracted in Nell Marion Nugent, "Cavaliers and Pioneers" Virginia Land Patents and Grants,s 1623-1732, 3 vols. (Richmond, VA: Dietz Printing Co., 1963, Family History BOOK 975.5 R2N (A film/copy of the book can be ordered through your local Family History Center which will be in the building of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints, nicknamed The Mormons. Note: In November 1777, a North Carolina law created a land office in every county to grant land previously held by the Crown and by Earl Granville. records of most of these offices have been indexed and sent to the state office in Raleigh. The Family History Library has microfilm copies of most of these records and indexes. North Carolina also granted land in Tennessee for service in the Revolutionary War. The original records are at the Tennessee State Library and Archives. (In Nashville). The Family History Library has copies of the following records: *Revolutionary Warrants, 1783-1837 (FHL films 1,013,361-75). *Tennessee land grants,s 1788-1810. (FHL films 1,013,300-22; separate index.) I've copied this data from the LDS NCResearch Outline, in part only, for your information and so that you can see the extensive materials they have to offer us. Dot

I am looking for any information on any Scramblings living in Washington or Washington Co, Ks cira 1880's on. I would like to find any descendant of Lulu or possibly used the name of Mae Scrambling. She married Mark Jay there in Washington Co circa 1884. Any information will be most appreciated. Thank you Evelyn

I am researching the following surnames and all quries are welcome. Land - Missouri; Dent, Washington, Iron Counties Kansas; Washington County Connecting surnames: Agee, Bacon, Black, Brock, Chapman, Elvin, Hanson, Hollinshead, Hutchison, McCarter, McGowan, Nash, Nivens, Owens, Phillips, Pierce, Quinn, Raulston, Riggins, Shrum, Speer, Stagner, Steelman, Todd, Wright. Otto K. Land, NLand75042@aol.com

I am researching the following surnames and all quries are welcome. Land - Missouri; Dent, Washington, Iron Counties Kansas; Washington County Connecting surnames: Agee, Bacon, Black, Brock, Chapman, Elvin, Hanson, Hollinshead, Hutchison, McCarter, McGowan, Nash, Nivens, Owens, Phillips, Pierce, Quinn, Raulston, Riggins, Shrum, Speer, Stagner, Steelman, Todd, Wright. Otto K. Land, NLand75042@aol.com

Descendants and Connecting families of John Edward and Lucy Jane Foster-Land are invited to a LAND Family Reunion in Salem, Dent County Missouri on the 27th of August 2000. Location will be the Salem City Park, Pavilion #1 (next to the swimming pool) starting at 10:00AM. Bring a covered dish and eating materials plates, forks, knifes, cups, etc. For more information call Maxine Gray at (636)394-2456. Thanks and have a great day. Otto K. Land Otto K. Land

My relative, Mark Jay married May Scrambling in Washington Co. KS according to their Marriage License. ( Where was her family living. ?) They were married in the 1880's. They moved to other places in Ks before going to Southern CA. I would like to correspond with any of the Scrambling descendants of May's. I have no names for them. Thanks Evelyn in CA

Hi Everyone, I'm new here. My Great great great Grandparents were: John Ellis Wright and Mary Ellison. They lived in Greenleaf, KS. from 1892 to 1906. Their daughter - my GG Grandmother was Sarah Ann Wright. She married Thomas Samuel Beggs somewhere between Liberty, NE. (1884-1892) and Barnes, KS. 1897. My Great grandmother, the daughter of Sarah and Thomas was born Mar 2, 1897 in Barnes, KS. The whole family, except Thomas ended up in Flagler, CO. after 1906. I need to know where he died !!! Any information on these families would be wonderful. I am visiting Diller, NE. this June and want to find where Thomas is buried before I get there. Thanks, Cary Schooling Campbell P. O. Box 1056 Yakima, WA. 98907

William C. Corwin 10066 West Mawman Ave. Waukegan, IL 60087-2431 billc@issi1.com 2000 January 7 2000 February 9 Rev B 847 247 2800 home 847 203 9814 page 947 247 2800 242 work jsalm@tiger.fhsu.edu JudySalm ForsythLibrary Ft.HaysStateUniversity Jo Rippe WashingtonCountyHistoricalSociety Box31 208Ballard wanhelp@elca.org www.elca.org washcoed@washingtonks.net Billie Jo Smart 785 325 2116 washcity@washingtonks.net jhyde01@mail.usa.com Joy Pixler Hyde howell@fn.net //skyways.lib.ks.us/kansas/towns/Clifton/ SPotuzak@aol.com Sharon Erickson mcrafts@earthlink.net John Carlson car3@hotcoco.infi.net James Carlson webmaster@lasr.net http://209.27.77.220/addlink.htm //vitalrec.com/kscounties4.html#Washington The Zion Brantford Cemetery Tombstone Inscriptions are on line at http://www.issi1.com/corwin/genealogy/ksws_brins.html The cemetery is near Zion Brantford Lutheran Church, Clyde KS http://www.elca.org/cgi-bin/fa/fi.dll/congr.search?page=0&congrno=01620 Links to family genealogies, aerial photographs, maps, and a county listing of USGS, aerial phoptographs, and maps are there also. The inscriptions, aerial phoptograps, and maps are incomplete for the county. This is the first non trivial web page with hyperlink enabled tombstone inscriptions that I know of. Jo Rippe said that two ladies in the 70's made a set of cemetery records for Washington County. The historical society does not have them in a readily accessible form by a method such as typed or optical character recognition. She said that the Ft. Hays University Library also received a set of the cemetery records. John W. George, Ward Funeral Home, tigers@wahingtonks.net, told me that the tombstone inscriptions for all the cemeteries in Washington County were recorded somewhere but did not know where. There are Washington City Library books listed at http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/washingt/directory.html , "WASHINGTON COUNTY CEMETERIES--INDEX OF NAMES and the books that go with them" and "SOLDIERS IN WASHINGTON CO CEMETERIES TO 1938 hand typed". As soon as someone tells me how to reference the recording of all of the other tombstone inscriptions in the county I will do so. Perhaps they can be scanned; I am not going to re-enter them myself. cc: hen1@idt.net http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/kansas.html steven@deltanet.com http://www.interment.net/us/ks/index.htm http://www.daddezio.com/cemetery/submit.html webmaster@cresswells.com cresswe@cresswells.com http://cresswells.com/alhn/KS/ksindex.html cribbswh@tbi-set.org http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/7748/obit/ks.htm cribbswh@wwwbbs.net www.cribbs.net thomask@iland.net jwatkins@kumc.edu http://skyways.lib.ks.us/counties/WS/index.html feedback@kindredkonnections.com http://209.140.72.162/cgi-bin/genealogy/thesites?-1+0+KS_CEMETERY+English

Mills Stewart is shown in the 1895 Kansas State Census, Washington County, Strawberry Twp at age 76 with wife Adaline and son Charles. In the 1900 Kansas Federal Census of Washington Co., Strawberry Twp., Mill's wife Adaline is living with son Charles with no Mills present. I am assuming that he died in between 1895 and 1900 in Strawberry Twp. I would like some advice on how to search for Mill's death date and burial location in Strawberry Twp. Arnold on Fidalgo Island near La Conner, Washington State A Rootsweb supporter

The new URL for researching surnames in obits is http://www.obitcentral.com This page is the Obituary Archive Search Engine which allows keyword searches through over 290,000 fulltext obituaries and access other various obituary search engines by locale. There's also a link to the awesome Legacy Obitfinder that searches through over 1000 online newspapers. This page is a sister page to the Obituary Links Page at http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/obit/ which has hundreds of links to obituaries, marriage, birth, and death notices, cemetery inscriptions, and mortality schedule, arranged by state and county and Canadian province. Bill

I am looking for the death of Mills Stewart. He was in Washington County, KA in the 1870 census at approximate age of 62 with wife Adaline and a son whose name was unreadable. Are there any death records in Washington Co. or Kansas State that I can check for Mills? Does Washington County have a history book that covers the 1870 time period. I would appreciate any inputs that would help to do further research on Mills Stewart. Arnold Stewart A Rootsweb Supporter On Fidalgo Island near La Conner, Washington State

Is there anyone on this list who is researching the ROSE family of which Anna ROSE was a member. She married a Ransom LOTT and lived close to Fairbury, NE, and in Washington Co., KS, after her husband died. He father disowned her when she was a young woman. Would love to find someone who is working on this family. Best regards Clarence Lott, in the Mile High City, Denver, CO ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.