Fieldin had a son John & Joseph??? Descendants of Fielding Seals Generation No. 1 1. FIELDING1 SEALS was born in Virginia. He married JANE BALES. She was born in Virginia. Children of FIELDING SEALS and JANE BALES are: i. JOHN K2 SEALS, b. 1810, Virginia; m. THERESA CHACE; b. 1822, North Carolina. Notes for JOHN K SEALS: 1850 Owsley #246 1860 Jackso Co #296 1870 Owsley Co #57/57 1880 came to Kentucky abt 1847, per Census birth records ii. JOSEPH W SEALS, b. September 1817, Virginia; d. Aft. 1900; m. MARTHA ANN GILBERT, Abt. 1850, Prob Owsley Co, Ky.; b. February 1826, Kentucky; d. Aft. 1900. Notes for JOSEPH W SEALS: 1900 Owsley Co Census was living with son Walter S Seals 1880 1870 Owsley #36/36 1860 Owsley #293 1850 #133 was in Perry Co c1841 Notes for MARTHA ANN GILBERT: 1900 had 9 children with 9 still living parents born in Ky ----- Original Message ----- From: "NANCY/Glenda" <crowwmn@mvdsl.com> To: <KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 1:10 PM Subject: [KYCLAY] Seal near Major > My grandfather: John, Johnie, or Johnny Seale. Born > January 1, 1887. > > There were two Seal(Seale) brothers that came to > Owsley Co. in about the 1840s. They were Joseph and > John King Seal. They were from Lee Co, Va or Hancock > Co, TN. It's the same place, the borders just > changed. I have come to believe that my grandfather > most likely came from the John K. line, because when > he attended Berea College in 1906/1907, his mailing > address was Major, KY which was in the Island Creek > area. John K. and his family lived in that area while > Joseph and his family lived in the Booneville area. > So I have wondered if maybe John K. was Johnie's > grandfather. I don't know. This is pretty much all I > have. I appreciate your help. > > Stephanie > This message is from a lady whose Father Johnny Seal is dying of cancer and is trying to locate some of his family before he dies. Can anyone help her. Thank You, Nancy > >

I got this on a John K. Does this look familiar??? Martha Jo Descendants of John K Seals Generation No. 1 1. JOHN K2 SEALS (FIELDING1) was born 1810 in Virginia. He married THERESA CHACE. She was born 1822 in North Carolina. Notes for JOHN K SEALS: 1850 Owsley #246 1860 Jackso Co #296 1870 Owsley Co #57/57 1880 came to Kentucky abt 1847, per Census birth records Children of JOHN SEALS and THERESA CHACE are: i. MARY ANN3 SEALS, b. Abt. 1840, Caloway Co Missouri; m. LEWIS BRANDENBURG, September 18, 1856, Owsley Co, Ky.; b. Abt. 1831, Estill Co, Ky.. Notes for LEWIS BRANDENBURG: 1850 Owsley #5 in house of Francis Hamblin ii. JAMES H SEALS, b. Abt. 1842, Missouri; d. Moore Cem, Booneville, Owsley Co.; m. (1) DRUCILLA SEALE MOORE, Abt. 1885, Owsley Co, Ky.; b. December 20, 1860, Kentucky; d. October 21, 1891, Shepherd Cem, Owsley Co, Ky.; m. (2) DEBORAH SIS MOORE, Abt. 1892, Owsley Co, Ky.; b. August 04, 1858, Owsley Co, Ky.; d. 1934. Notes for JAMES H SEALS: 1910 Owsley Co Census 1900 Owsley Co 1880 Owsley Co 1860 Jackson Co #296 1850 Owsley Co #246 iii. WILLIAM H C SEALS, b. Abt. 1844, Missouri; m. MARY A LONG, Abt. 1865, Prob Owsley Co, Ky.; b. Abt. 1848, Tennessee. Notes for WILLIAM H C SEALS: 1870 Jackson Co #6-001 1880 Owsley Co Census Notes for MARY A LONG: parents born in Tennessee iv. MARGARET SEALS, b. Abt. 1846, Missouri; m. A B ANDERSON, November 12, 1862, Jackson Co, Ky. 1-255 222-017. Notes for MARGARET SEALS: May have married in Jackson Co 1862, per 1870 Owsley Census v. MARTHA SEALS, b. Abt. 1849, Kentucky. vi. GEORGE W SEALS, b. December 1851, Kentucky; d. April 12, 1937; m. MARGARET ANN EVANS, Abt. 1875, Prob Owsley Co, Ky.; b. May 1858, Kentucky; d. July 01, 1933. Notes for GEORGE W SEALS: 1900 Owsley Co Census 1880 1910 1870 1860 Jackson Co #296/296 vii. JOHN L OR S SEALS, b. Abt. 1854, Kentucky; m. NANCY J EVERSOLE, Abt. 1874, Prob Owsley Co, Ky.; b. Abt. 1854, Kentucky. Notes for JOHN L OR S SEALS: 1880 Owsley Co Census 1870 1860 Jackson Co #296/296 Notes for NANCY J EVERSOLE: 1880 Owsley parents born in Ky viii. JOSEPH M DOKE SEALS, b. June 08, 1856, Kentucky; d. July 09, 1932, James R Moore Cem, Crane Fork, Owsley Co, Ky.; m. ISABELLE SIS GOODMAN, Abt. 1876, Prob Owsley Co, Ky.; b. February 19, 1857, Tennessee; d. September 13, 1926, James R Moore Cem, Crane Fork, Owsley Co, Ky.. Notes for JOSEPH M DOKE SEALS: 1900 Owsley Co Census 1880 1910 1870 1860 Jackson Co #296/296 1900 had 9 children with 9 still living ix. SUSAN SEALS, b. 1857. x. ROBERT B SEALS, b. April 19, 1857, Kentucky; d. June 10, 1890, James R Moore Cem, Crane Fork, Owsley Co, Ky.; m. MARGARET MOORE, Abt. 1882, Owsley Co, Ky.; b. 1856; d. Aft. 1910. More About MARGARET MOORE: Burial: James Moore Cem, Booneville, Owsley Co, Ky. xi. FRANCES SEALS, b. Abt. 1860, Kentucky; m. HUSTON SMITH, Bef. 1900; b. Abt. 1844, Kentucky. Notes for HUSTON SMITH: 1870 Owsley #243/239 1860 Owsley #207 House of Henry Lutes, bound laborer 1850 #11 House of Henry Lutes, bound laborer xii. FIELDING SEALS, b. Abt. 1865, Kentucky. ----- Original Message ----- From: "NANCY/Glenda" <crowwmn@mvdsl.com> To: <KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 1:10 PM Subject: [KYCLAY] Seal near Major > My grandfather: John, Johnie, or Johnny Seale. Born > January 1, 1887. > > There were two Seal(Seale) brothers that came to > Owsley Co. in about the 1840s. They were Joseph and > John King Seal. They were from Lee Co, Va or Hancock > Co, TN. It's the same place, the borders just > changed. I have come to believe that my grandfather > most likely came from the John K. line, because when > he attended Berea College in 1906/1907, his mailing > address was Major, KY which was in the Island Creek > area. John K. and his family lived in that area while > Joseph and his family lived in the Booneville area. > So I have wondered if maybe John K. was Johnie's > grandfather. I don't know. This is pretty much all I > have. I appreciate your help. > > Stephanie > This message is from a lady whose Father Johnny Seal is dying of cancer and is trying to locate some of his family before he dies. Can anyone help her. Thank You, Nancy > >

Anyone know of or interested in one Edwin SMITH - Clay Co.?

Odd-I hear that same rumor. LOL ----- Original Message ----- From: Calvin Smith Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 7:56 AM To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [KYCLAY] Thoughts on the field I worked at the Wright Pat Foreign Technology Division in the late 60's and 70's. I never saw anything quite that foreign. I do remember an unconfirmed rumor going around when we first landed on the Moon. I was said they found four Kentuckians in a 1953 Ford looking for a job. Calvin Smith Louisville, Ky. -----Original Message----- From: Renee Smith [mailto:hrsmith40@msn.com] Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2003 11:12 PM To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KYCLAY] Thoughts on the field Well well. Just goes to show you - one should never be too hasty to judge. You can't tell a book by how it's cover looks, nor how it sounds. Did you ever hear anything about those aliens they keep out at the field? ----- Original Message ----- From: jess wilson Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2003 9:09 PM To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KYCLAY] ADAM WAS BLACK Renne, Of one thing I brag is that when I applied for employment at Patterson Field ,I with others were given an examination. When I reported to start work a few days later, I was told that I had made the highest score of anyone who had applied before that time. One reason I like to brag about this is that many people regarded me as nothing more than a poor Kentucky Hillbilly just because my language sounded different. I was as good an Aircraft Sheetmetal Mechanic as ever worked at that field. That is a statement, not a brag. JESS WILSON ----- Original Message ----- From: "Renee Smith" <hrsmith40@msn.com> To: <KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2003 10:02 AM Subject: Re: [KYCLAY] ADAM WAS BLACK > Hi Jess, > Would love to discuss more w/you about Dayton post WWII. Lots of KY folk flocked to Dayton to work at "The Field". > Renee > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: jess wilson > Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 9:55 AM > To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [KYCLAY] ADAM WAS BLACK > > ADAM WAS BLACK > > By Jess Wilson > > During World War Two we lived and I worked in Dayton. Ohio. After a night shift I was coming home from work on the Third Street streetcar when a middle aged black man, probably a minister, sat down beside me. He said, "In the beginning everyone was black like me." He said it in a tone that indicated he expected an argument. > > My answer was more with a shrug of my shoulder than a mild, "So what?", which may have been because it was after my bed time or it may have been the indoctrination I had received at the Berea Foundation School. The motto of the school was, "God hath made of one blood, all nations of men." > > Anthropological findings of recent years and the tenet of "survival of the fittest" prove that the man was right. Mankind evolved in sunny Africa. Those who had more pigment in their skin had a greater survival rate. As humans migrated north, those who had less pigment in their skin had a greater survival rate. The rate may have been very slight, maybe only one or a very few individuals per century, but there are a great many centuries in a million years and we are speaking of multi-millions of years. > > The importance of the amount of pigment is due to the fact that a very important vitamin is produced in the body by the action of sunlight on the body. There are other factors as well The amount of this vitamin D is important to good health. Too much or too little is of great importance. Thus, the more or less pigment in a persons skin is important. Therefor, African races are black, Mediterranean races are brown and Scandianian races are white. > > If our Faith is such that we can read the Bible with understanding and at the same time accept the latest findings of our best thinkers we can agree with the African-American preacher that Adam and Eve were black like him.

Jack here is the two listing I found in Clay Co. Alford Collins m Delila Henson 8-25-1853 Alfred Collins m Sally Bundy 12-28-1898 also I found a Sarah Vaugh m. William Pigg 1-25-1873 sorry nothing listed to match Alford Collins and Sarah Campbell or Vaughn Nancy

Hi List Recently found an entry on the Owsley Co. KY web site birth records for Greenberry Collins, my great uncle. His parents are listed as Alford Collins and Sarah Campbell. In response to a query on the Owsley message board the Pres. of the Owsley Historical Society responded by saying that she had a record of an Alford Collins and a Sarah Vaughn marrying in Clay Co. KY. Alford's oldest son Charles would have been born in 1873 so the marriage would have happened approx. 1871/72. 1. Can anyone give me a lookup on this marriage to see which individual is the wife of Alford Collins and the date so I can request a copy of the marriage? It is possible that they are the same individual because on the 1880 census in Owsley Co. Sarah is listed as six years older than Alford. 2. How do I request a copy of this marriage record?                                          Jack McAnally                                          DeKalb, ILLINOIS

Dear Edith: Thank you for writing to me. I would love to find out if this is my family. Maybe you are my cousin!   If any of this looks familiar to you or your cousin I would love to know.  My gfather Richard Lewis Gilbert left Kentucky at a young age because his parents both died so he never shared much about them.  He became a prize fighter (Fighting Dick Gilbert) and was quite famous in his day.  He then worked for the movies in Los Angeles and is in many of the “Our Gang” - Little Rascels movies.  I was born and raised in Los Angeles.  I am 54 and have 4 children from 14 to 27 years old.   All I have about my ggmother is a picture of her in her casket and the name Sarah Elizabeth Tankersley Gilbert is written on the back.  She died when my grandfather Richard Lewis Gilbert was very young.   I found them on the 1880 census for Brush Creek, Knox County Kentucky.  This is before my gfather and his sister Opal were born.  Do you think this Sarah is your ggrandmothers sister Sarah E. Tankersley?  Her age seems to be correct.  I also found a marriage listing for Knox County Kentucky in 1864 but Tankersley is misspelled (Tankeshley) I have tried to find out if that is just an error when it was copied as the spelling doesn’t make sense and the back of her picture says Tankersley.   This is my grandfather’s family.  Have you ever heard any of these names?   1880 Census Brush Creek Knox Kentucky William H. (Bill) Gilbert and Sarah Gilbert C  

http://vitalrec.com/ky.html ----- Original Message ----- From: <JohnRMcAnally@aol.com> To: <KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 8:56 PM Subject: [KYCLAY] Alford Collins and Sarah Campbell or Vaughn? > Hi List > > Recently found an entry on the Owsley Co. KY web site birth records for > Greenberry Collins, my great uncle. His parents are listed as Alford Collins and > Sarah Campbell. In response to a query on the Owsley message board the Pres. of > the Owsley Historical Society responded by saying that she had a record of an > Alford Collins and a Sarah Vaughn marrying in Clay Co. KY. Alford's oldest son > Charles would have been born in 1873 so the marriage would have happened > approx. 1871/72. > > 1. Can anyone give me a lookup on this marriage to see which individual is > the wife of Alford Collins and the date so I can request a copy of the marriage? > It is possible that they are the same individual because on the 1880 census > in Owsley Co. Sarah is listed as six years older than Alford. > 2. How do I request a copy of this marriage record? > > Jack McAnally > DeKalb, ILLINOIS > >

Yes, Please send as I need all the help I can get. And any other info you may have on any George connections. Even copies of pictures are welcome. So many times I for get to ask for pictures and I'm sure I miss a lot. Once I ask a cousin about certain pictures and she had only 1 and it turned out to be the clue to finding info on a whole family that I'd been searching for, for over 3 years, and was having no luck. It had some info written on the back that led to finding other info. Gene, thanks for offering your info., sorry I didn't ask. Since taking chemo for almost 2 years, my mind doesn't function quite right sometimes. Thank you-------------C. Baty On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 16:46:16 -0500 "Gene Stillings" <g_stillings@charter.net> writes: > Charles > Do you want Info on James George and Louvina Stillings. > They had 7 children. > I have list of most of their children. > > Gene Stillings > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <rodburner8@juno.com> > To: <KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 10:53 PM > Subject: Re: [KYCLAY] Roll Call > > > > Gene: > > Yes I do have this James George in my line. Just received the > info a few > > days ago and have no other info as yet. > > This is where I'm at in my research, trying to find info on > Ansels' > > children, grand children ,etc. All but Samuel and I have a lot on > him and > > descendents because I am in his descendent line. > > Just in the past few days I got in contact with GR., GR, > Granddaughter > > of William George, > > fourth child of Ansel. She gave me a good line from her back to > Ansel. > > And James was first child of William. > > Thank you for your reply-------Charles Baty > > > > On Tue, 5 Aug 2003 21:37:13 -0500 "Gene Stillings" > > <g_stillings@charter.net> writes: > > > I do have a James George in my line. > > > Louvina Stillings b: 1863 d: 1936 daughter of James Tilford > > > Stillings and > > > Eliza Ann Sasser > > > md: 15 July 1880 > > > James George b:1862 d: 1933 son of William George and Hannah > > > > Reams > > > > > > Is this the James George in your line. > > > > > > Gene Stillings > > > Manchester, Tennessee > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: <Guilda11133@aol.com> > > > To: <KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com> > > > Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 5:36 PM > > > Subject: Re: [KYCLAY] Roll Call > > > > > > > > > > Gene, > > > > I'm sure we've talked before but guess I've forgotten that you > > > > had > > > George's > > > > in your line. > > > > > > > > Mine are my Gran'ma, > > > > Sarah Elizabeth George, her Dad, > > > > James George, his Dad, > > > > Samuel, his Dad, > > > > Ansel then his Dad, > > > > John. > > > > > > > > Any of them your's? > > > > > > > > Guilda > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

In a message dated 8/6/2003 3:51:14 PM Central Standard Time, g_stillings@charter.net writes: > Charles > Do you want Info on James George and Louvina Stillings. > They had 7 children. > I have list of most of their children. > Gene, This is Guilda & this James George, you are talking about, is he the son of Samuel? My James was married to Susan Proffitt. Was he married twice? Are we talking about the same James? Would you mind sending the list of children to me also? Knowing me, I'm related & don't know it yet! Thanks so much. Guilda

Dennis can you tell me how is Nannie Setser Father & Mother is Edith Ball

James Madison Johnson b.1834,d.1914 Crane Creek Jesse Johnson & Martha Keene his son Sarah Johnson Buckles his daughter John T. Johnson & Nannie Setser his son Thanks Dennis Johnson

Hi List; In my mothers pictures, I have one of a GUSSIE and GRACY Couch. There is a notation on the photo, "coz". My mothers family was Burns and Wilson, so I'm thinking the Couch girls are from these lines. Any ideas as to who they belong to? Thanks....Cosetta Hacker Dowdell see ya c

Charles Do you want Info on James George and Louvina Stillings. They had 7 children. I have list of most of their children. Gene Stillings ----- Original Message ----- From: <rodburner8@juno.com> To: <KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 10:53 PM Subject: Re: [KYCLAY] Roll Call > Gene: > Yes I do have this James George in my line. Just received the info a few > days ago and have no other info as yet. > This is where I'm at in my research, trying to find info on Ansels' > children, grand children ,etc. All but Samuel and I have a lot on him and > descendents because I am in his descendent line. > Just in the past few days I got in contact with GR., GR, Granddaughter > of William George, > fourth child of Ansel. She gave me a good line from her back to Ansel. > And James was first child of William. > Thank you for your reply-------Charles Baty > > On Tue, 5 Aug 2003 21:37:13 -0500 "Gene Stillings" > <g_stillings@charter.net> writes: > > I do have a James George in my line. > > Louvina Stillings b: 1863 d: 1936 daughter of James Tilford > > Stillings and > > Eliza Ann Sasser > > md: 15 July 1880 > > James George b:1862 d: 1933 son of William George and Hannah > > Reams > > > > Is this the James George in your line. > > > > Gene Stillings > > Manchester, Tennessee > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: <Guilda11133@aol.com> > > To: <KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 5:36 PM > > Subject: Re: [KYCLAY] Roll Call > > > > > > > Gene, > > > I'm sure we've talked before but guess I've forgotten that you > > had > > George's > > > in your line. > > > > > > Mine are my Gran'ma, > > > Sarah Elizabeth George, her Dad, > > > James George, his Dad, > > > Samuel, his Dad, > > > Ansel then his Dad, > > > John. > > > > > > Any of them your's? > > > > > > Guilda > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

Searching for descendants of the following family. Please scroll through and if you have clues about anyone listed, please let me know. Thanks, Kathleen Couch Latshaw Kentucky Couch Kin http://swapasource.com 2-Eli COUCH b: Abt 1857, Breathitt Co. Kentucky +Emily Jane MANN b: 6 Apr 1857, Kentucky, m: 10 Aug 1876, Lee County Kentucky, par: Martin MANN and Mary Jane HALL 3-William COUCH b: Jan 1878, Breathitt Co. Kentucky, d: 30 Sep 1908, Lee County Kentucky +Phebie J BANKS b: Apr 1882, m: 25 Mar 1897, Tallega, Lee Co. Kentucky 4-Nora COUCH b: Feb 1898 4-Ettie COUCH b: Jun 1899 +Laura TOLER 3-Rosina COUCH b: 1 Mar 1880, Kentucky, d: 3 Mar 1921, Perry Co. Kentucky +John Will TOLER b: Sep 1876, m: 14 Feb 1901, Lee County Kentucky 4-Willis TOLER b: 26 Jan 1903 +Sallie Belle MILAM b: 17 Jan 1901 5-Leslie TOLER 5-Living TOLER 5-Pauline TOLER b: 24 Feb 1934, d: Jul 1998, Illinois 5-Earl Dean TOLER b: 24 Feb 1934, d: Nov 1986, Illinois 5-Matt TOLER b: 21 May 1936, d: 24 Dec 1996, Illinois +Hazel M NEWBY b: 6 Feb 1935, d: 3 Sep 1966, Illinois 6-Living TOLER 6-Living TOLER 6-Living TOLER 5-Mary Rose TOLER b: 29 Apr 1938, d: Sep 1961, Kentucky 4-Lonvena TOLER b: 1907, Kentucky 4-Cleta Mae TOLER b: 1908, Kentucky +Samuel McINTOSH 3-Albert COUCH b: Jan 1884, Kentucky +Amanda BARRETT b: 1888, Owsley Co. Kentucky, m: 15 Jul 1904, Lee County Kentucky 4-Laura COUCH b: 1906, Kentucky 4-Evert COUCH b: 1910, Kentucky +Dixie 4-Myrtle COUCH 4-Raymond COUCH 4-Edith COUCH 4-Albert E COUCH 3-Letha COUCH b: Dec 1889, Kentucky +Berry DAY b: 1884, Kentucky 4-Georgia DAY +Clint McINTOSH 4-Mary J DAY 4-Daniel B DAY 3-Daniel B COUCH b: Mar 1891 3-Isa J COUCH b: Jul 1893 3-Anderson COUCH b: Dec 1895 +Lucy b: 1899 4-Fred COUCH 4-Hirschel COUCH 4-Ruth R COUCH 3-Green G COUCH b: 1899

In a message dated 8/6/2003 11:52:26 AM Central Standard Time, Reddog1152@aol.com writes: > I have two George connections to Rogers in my family in early Virginia. > > Rueben George who married Mildred Rogers who was the daughter of John Rogers > > Sorry, I don't see a connection as yet with my George's. I printed your letter & if I find a connection, I will let you know. Thanks for writing, tho----- Guilda

I have two George connections to Rogers in my family in early Virginia. Rueben George who married Mildred Rogers who was the daughter of John Rogers and Rachel Eastham b. 1733 in King and Queen County Virginia. The second is Mary 'Mollie' George b. abt 1775 married to Achilles Rogers. Molly is the daughter of Miles George and Francis Williamson and was from Albermarle County Virginia. See any connections?

I don't have a lot of info that far back, so don't see any connections but that is not saying there isn't any. My info back in that era at this point is mostly direct lineage. I will keep your info and maybe some day make a connection. Thank you ----------C. Baty On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 13:51:42 EDT Reddog1152@aol.com writes: > I have two George connections to Rogers in my family in early > Virginia. > > Rueben George who married Mildred Rogers who was the daughter of > John Rogers > and Rachel Eastham b. 1733 in King and Queen County Virginia. > > The second is Mary 'Mollie' George b. abt 1775 married to Achilles > Rogers. > Molly is the daughter of Miles George and Francis Williamson and was > from > Albermarle County Virginia. > > See any connections? > > >

In a message dated 8/5/2003 9:32:50 PM Central Standard Time, g_stillings@charter.net writes: > Their is a John Ansil George b: 11 Feb 1916 md: Eula Chestnut. > His parents are: William Arthur George b: 1883 d: 1950 md: July 1902 > Amanda Jones > > Could this be your Ansil George? > > Thanks, Gene, I don't believe he's mine because my Ansel was born about 1809 in Yancey, NC. He married Sarah Carter. That is an unusual name, so, possibly, he may still be kin. I am going to keep this & it could lead to one of my George's. Thanks for being so helpful, Guilda

Same line just different generations. Yes, William is the son of Samuel. Samuel is son of Ansel, Ansel is son of John, who is son of Anselm, who is son of James, who is son of Robert, then Isaac, then John, then William, then Richard and that is about as far back as anyone has searched. Thanks---------- Charles Baty On Tue, 5 Aug 2003 22:49:30 EDT Guilda11133@aol.com writes: > In a message dated 8/5/2003 8:41:57 PM Central Standard Time, > g_stillings@charter.net writes: > > > I do have a James George in my line. > > Louvina Stillings b: 1863 d: 1936 daughter of James Tilford > Stillings and > > Eliza Ann Sasser > > md: 15 July 1880 > > James George b:1862 d: 1933 son of William George and Hannah > Reams > > Thank you, Gene, for your reply. > No, I'm sorry. My James George was the son of Samuel, who was the > son of > Ansel. > Do any of these sound familiar? Wonder if maybe your William was a > brother to > my Samuel? > > Thanks again, > Guilda > > >