This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/gBB.2ACI/3369 Message Board Post: Hello the list! Please excuse the cross-postings. I realize that many researchers subscribe to multiple lists and probably don't want to receive more than one copy of the same message; however, I'm trying to reach as wide an audience of Kentucky historians and genealogists as possible so please bear with me. We are actively engaged in digitizing scarce and out-of-print 19th century map and atlas data for use in genealogical and historical research of this period of Kentucky's history. Each month we receive a number of requests for specific material; either individual maps of a specific region or county atlases from a specific period. Until now, there has been no urgency to document requests for material, and the requests have been handled more or less piecemeal. With this in mind, the short questionnaire below was developed. If you are interested in hard to find research material that is configured for compatible access from your computer, please take a couple of minutes to respond to the five questions below by e-mailing me directly off-list. questions@historic-atlas-series.com Again, thank you for your time and cooperation. 1.) What features are you most interested in when using 19th century atlases and maps in your research? Land owners? Industrial or Commercial site locations? Place names? Transportation routes? 2.) What statistical and historical atlas data do you find most useful in your research? Population? Agriculture? Geological Data? County Histories? Biographical Sketches? Illustrations of People and Places? 3.) What specific region or regions of Kentucky are you most interested in? Please list all counties of interest and any specific material you would like to have computer access to. Include any known bibliographic references. 4.) For general material listed in question 3, please provide the periods of time or date ranges of interest. Again, for specific requests please provide bibliographic reference. 5.) When using research material that has been formatted for computer access, which is the most important: Resolution and detail of the images for printing? Speed of loading and access? Thank you for taking the time to reply to this questionnaire. questions@historic-atlas-series.com We value the input of folks who ultimately will use research material that has been configured for use electronically. Your comments, suggestions and requests for material will be recorded and prioritized, and will influence the kinds of material we continue to make available for researchers such as yourselves. Best Regards, Rich Green Historic Atlas Series http://www.historic-atlas-series.com

All, After all the discussion I forgot a suitable SUBJECT Line. Situation remedied. Best, Hugh ___________________ In a message dated 06/24/05 4:29:52 PM, HFTHusma writes: << All, Every now and then I get the idea that some guidance needs to be published on genealogical message preparation. It seems simple enough to write a meaningful note. I receive 50 to 100 messages a day, so scanning the subjects is an important way of paring the number down to the meaningful ones. Of course, these are suggestions, but I think useful ones. SUBJECT: It would be ever so nice, if the subject line addressed the message content. Whether it be a person or a place, the time frame is critical. This gives the reader a chance to determine if the message is of interest to him/her. A subject of "hi" or "hello" or "HELP" does no not engender any interest. Personally, I delete them out of hand. TEXT: Seems to me the who, what, when, where and why are the essentials to a good message. Like any ad, brevity is a virtue. I seems a courtesy to send a "thank you" to the person who provided you with the info. The message would go to his personal Email address rather than to an entire List. Had to get it off my chest, again. Best regards, Hugh <hfthusma@aol.com> [DENTON, FRENCH, GOAR, GURNEE, GURNEY, HOFFMAN, HUFFMAN, KNOX, LEE, MIZNER, POILLON, REIDY, ROSE, RUTGERS, SMOCK, THOMASON, WOOD] >> Best regards, Hugh <hfthusma@aol.com> [DENTON, FRENCH, GOAR, GURNEE, GURNEY, HOFFMAN, HUFFMAN, KNOX, LEE, MIZNER, POILLON, REIDY, ROSE, RUTGERS, SMOCK, THOMASON, WOOD]

All, Every now and then I get the idea that some guidance needs to be published on genealogical message preparation. It seems simple enough to write a meaningful note. I receive 50 to 100 messages a day, so scanning the subjects is an important way of paring the number down to the meaningful ones. Of course, these are suggestions, but I think useful ones. SUBJECT: It would be ever so nice, if the subject line addressed the message content. Whether it be a person or a place, the time frame is critical. This gives the reader a chance to determine if the message is of interest to him/her. A subject of "hi" or "hello" or "HELP" does no not engender any interest. Personally, I delete them out of hand. TEXT: Seems to me the who, what, when, where and why are the essentials to a good message. Like any ad, brevity is a virtue. I seems a courtesy to send a "thank you" to the person who provided you with the info. The message would go to his personal Email address rather than to an entire List. Had to get it off my chest, again. Best regards, Hugh <hfthusma@aol.com> [DENTON, FRENCH, GOAR, GURNEE, GURNEY, HOFFMAN, HUFFMAN, KNOX, LEE, MIZNER, POILLON, REIDY, ROSE, RUTGERS, SMOCK, THOMASON, WOOD]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Huffman-Meredith-Sharp-Oliver Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/gBB.2ACI/3368 Message Board Post: Looking for additional information on my gg grandmother Betty Oliver b-26 September, 1884 in Mercer County, Kentucky, Died 25 April, 1962 in Garrard County, Kentucky, married Scott Huffman(1880-1964) about 1901. Scott's parents are Albert & Annie E.(Rice) Huffman. Scott and his Parents are from Garrard County, Kentucky. Betty's parents are Henry C. & Lucy(Meredith) Oliver,Lucy was from Tennesee, and Henry from Jessamine County, Kentucky. Henry's parents are Carter & Elizabeth(Sharp) Oliver. Carter & Elizabeth lived in Mercer and Jessamine Counties, Kentucky, and there parents were from Virginia. 1850 Mercer County, Kentucky census, shows household of Carter Oliver(50), Elizabeth(52), William, Sarah, Mary, Lucy, Henry & Martha. Thanks for any help, Michael W. Huffman.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Jordan Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/gBB.2ACI/729.1590 Message Board Post: I am looking for Jefferson Davis Jordan, born about 1861. I think he is the son of Peter. Then I need to find a Carl Garfield Jordan whom I believe is the son of Jefferson Jordan. Carl's 1918 draft registration states his nearest relative is John S Jordan in Franklin, Johnson, IN. Carl was born Feb 25 either 1884 or 1883, possibly in Franklin, Frankfurt KY. From the census information I have found it appears John Seymour Jordan is the son of Jefferson, who is the son of Peter. I suspect Carl is a brother to John Seymour Jordan. Oral tradition states that Carl left home at 16. So he is not with Jefferson for the 1900 census, and of course there is no 1890 census. Visit my RootsWeb page for up to date information. http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ggordon528&id=I0713 Thanks Gary

I just made the following posting to the Dutch Colonies list and thought there would be some interest here as well. With the recent discussion of Daniel Brouwer and Maria Koning on the list, I thought I'd take the time to put down what I had. My line goes through Daniel to his son John and then John's son David. I've tried to note my sources where possible. Notice that I do have some very precise birth dates for a number of the children. These are from an LDS Ancestral File that I referenced. During my research, I found that this particular Ancestral File was very accurate so I do have some faith that these dates are true even though I truly have no idea of their source. I did make an attempt to do a reality check on or validate most of these dates based on other resources. If you have any particular questions let me know. If anyone notices any errors, I'd appreciate the notice so that I can get me records corrected. Steve Brewer Daniel A. Brouwer (son of Abraham Brouwer and Leah Demarest) was baptized in the Hackensack DRC on July 5, 1719 (Hack:121). He married Maria Koning (daughter of Abraham Koning and Susanna De Forrest) in the Hackensack DRC on October 10, 1743 (Hack:61). Daniel's gravesite at the Mud Meeting House in Harrodsburg, Mercer Co, KY says he was a member of the New York militia during the Revolutionary War. I found a reference in Indiana DAR Vol. 1 claiming: SERVICE: Daniel Brower, private in the Dutchess Co., Militia under Capts. Brinkerhoff, Brower and Bunschaten. Daniel has tax records in Straban Township, York Co, Pa from 1779 - 1786 for 200 acres of land. Daniel died in Mercer Co, Ky in February 1791. (Daniel Brower Mercer Co, Ky Will Book 1, Page 49. Names eldest son, Abraham Brower, son, Daniel Brower, daughter, Leah Stagg, wife of James Stagg, daughter, Susannah Demaree, wife of Samuel Demaree, daughter, Rachel Commingo, wife of Henry Commingo, daughter, Mary Demaree, wife of Samuel Demaree, Jr., son, John Brower, daughter, Phebe Demaree, wife of Cornelius Demaree. Executors: sons, Abraham and John Brower, and Samuel Demaree, Sr.. Written January 15, 1791. Witnesses: Peter Demaree, Frances Monfort and John Demaree. Proved February 22, 1791.) Maria Koning appears to have died prior to 1791 but I've never seen any documentation of her death. I believe that Daniel, Maria and the unmarried children along with John and Jannetje, Susanna and Samuel, Mary and Cornelius left the Conewago Colony for Kentucky about 1786. Abraham and Sarah appear to have left the colony for Kentucky about a year earlier. Some of Daniels married daughters didn't move to Kentucky until a few years later. Daniel and Maria had the following children: 1) Leah Brewer was baptized in the Schraalenburgh DRC on July 15, 1744 (Schraal:95) She married James Stagg (son of Cornelius Stagg and Antje Christi) in the Schraalenburgh DRC on October 13, 1765 (New Jersey Colonial Documents). James has tax records in Straban Township, York Co, Pa from 1792 - 1795 for 97 acres of land. Leah died September 29, 1810 in Kentucky. James died May 4, 1825 in Kentucky. Leah and James had the following children: 1a) Cornelius Stagg (Baptized August 10, 1766 Schraalenburgh DRC (Needs verification)), Died February 28, 1796 (Stagg Family Records) 1b) Daniel Stagg (Baptized/Born July 9, 1769 Schraalenburgh DRC (Schraal:165)), Died October 25, 1857 KY 1c) Anna Stagg (Baptized January 26, 1772 Schraalenburgh DRC (Needs verification)), Died March 3, 1846 IN 1d) Cornelius Stagg (Baptized March 13, 1774 Schraalenburgh DRC Needs verification) 1e) Johannes Stagg (Baptized September 27, 1778 Conewago (Conewago Records)) Died before October 14, 1787 1f) Maria Stagg (Baptized December 03, 1780 Conewago (Conewago Records)), Died young 1g) Sara Stagg (Baptized April 13, 1783 Conewago (Conewago Records)) 1h) John Stagg (Baptized October 14, 1787 Conewago (Conewago Records)), Died November 3, 1812 KY (Stagg Family Records) 2) Abraham Brewer was baptized in the Hackensack DRC on March 19, 1745/46 (Needs verification). He married Sarah Van Orden (daughter of Johannis Van Orden and Adriana Webbers?) about 1769 in New Jersey. He married Polly Wells (daughter of John Wells?) on June 3, 1817 in Mercer Co. KY (Mercer Co. Marriage Bonds). Abraham has tax records in Straban Township, York Co, Pa from 1779 - 1783. In 1783 he has no land. Abraham died July 1828 in Mercer Co., KY. Abraham was among the group of Dutch men from the Conewago Colony that made the first expedition to central Kentucky around 1783. This fits in with the gap in his children from 1781 to 1786. Abraham and Sarah had the following children: 2a) Daniel A. Brewer was born August 24, 1770 and baptized September 16, 1770 in NJ(Schraal:168)). He married Theodocia Durland on June 2, 1794 in Mercer Co, KY (Mercer Co. Marriage Bonds). Daniel died in Johnson Co., Indiana in 1848. 2b) John A. Brewer was born December 29, 1772 and baptized January 24, 1773 in NJ (Schraal:173)). He died before 1781 in Conewago. 2c) David A. Brewer was baptized April 16, 1775 in Conewago (Conewago Records)). He died young. 2d) Maria "Polly" Brewer was baptized November 8, 1778 in Conewago (Conewago Records)). She married Cornelius Van Arsdale on January 25, 1799 in Mercer Co, KY (Mercer Co. Marriage Bonds). Maria died in Mercer Co., KY on December 14, 1866. 2e) John A. Brewer was baptized May 6, 1781 in Conewago (Conewago Records)). He married Nellie Smock on November 18, 1800 in Mercer Co. KY (Mercer Co. Marriage Bonds). He married Lemma (Smock) Curry on November 1, 1827 in Mercer Co., KY (Mercer Co. Marriage Bonds). John died on June 4, 1848 in Southport, Marion Co., IN (Indiana Bible Records). 2f) Abraham A. Brewer was born February 1786 in KY (Kentucky Cemetery Records). He married Nancy Curry on October 22, 1810 (Mercer Co. Marriage Bonds) in Mercer Co, KY. He died May 3, 1858 in Mercer Co., KY (Kentucky Cemetery Records) 2g) Sarah "Sally" Brewer was born May 1788 in KY (Indiana DAR Vol. 2). She married Simon Van Arsdale on February 25, 1805 in Mercer Co., KY (Mercer Co. Marriage Bonds). She married Henry Whitenack (Indiana DAR Vol. 2). Abraham and Polly had the following children: 2h) David Brewer who married Rachel Sally. (Indiana DAR Vol. 2) 2i) Elizabeth Brewer (Indiana DAR Vol. 2) 2j) Rachel Brewer who married Creed Dawson. (Indiana DAR Vol. 2) 3) Susanna Brewer was baptized in the Schraalenburgh DRC on March 22, 1747 (Schraal:102). She married Samuel Demaree (son of David Demarest and Catherine Van Houten) in the Schraalenburgh DRC on December 1, 1768 (New Jersey Colonial Documents). Susanna died between 1791 and 1810. Samuel has tax records in Straban Township, York Co, Pa from 1772 - 1784 on about 110 acres of land. Samuel died December 20, 1810 in Shelby Co, KY. (DEMAREE, SAMUEL - Shelby Co, Ky Dec. 20, 1810. March C. C. 1811. Sons: David, Samuel, Cornelius, Daniel. Daus: Mary (wife of Cornelius Bice), Caty (wife of Tunis Van Nuys). Ex: sons David, Samuel, Cornelius. Wit: Christopher Bergen, George Bergen, George Lest.) Susanna and Samuel had the following children: 3a) David Demaree (Baptized October 29, 1769 Schraalenburgh DRC (Needs verification)), Died August 1814 KY 3b) Daniel Demaree (Baptized November 24, 1774 Schraalenburgh DRC (Needs verification)), Died before 1780. 3c) Mary Demaree (Baptized November 16, 1777 Conewago (Conewago Records)) 3d) Daniel Demaree (Baptized June 16, 1780 Conewago (Conewago Records)), Died abt. 1850 IN 3e) Samuel R. Demaree (Baptized October 26, 1782 Conewago (Conewago Records)), Died May 1844 KY 3f) Catherine Demaree Born April 9, 1785 PA, Died November 3, 1844 IN 3g) Cornelius Demaree Born August 29, 1787 KY, Died March 12, 1837 IN 4) Daniel Brewer was born August 12, 1751 in Schraalenburgh, NJ and baptized August 22, 1751 in the Schraalenburgh DRC (Schraal:118). He died in Schraalenburgh, NJ before February 28, 1768. 5) Rachel Brewer was born in Schraalenburgh, NJ on August 21, 1752 and was baptized in the Schraalenburgh DRC on August 30, 1752 (Schraal:122). She married Henry Comingore (son of) about 1772 in New Jersey. Rachel died about 1836 in Kentucky. Henry has tax records in Straban Township, York Co, Pa from 1779 - 1793. Part of this may be his son Henry. Rachel and Henry had the following children: 5a) Annie Comingore was born April 14, 1773 in NJ. 5b) Daniel Comingore was baptized August 6, 1775 in Conewago (Conewago Records) 5c) Abraham Comingore was baptized March 15, 1778 in Conewago (Conewago Records) 5d) Maria Comingore was baptized August 27, 1780 in Conewago (Conewago Records) 5e) Margrieta Comingore was baptized April 27, 1783 in Conewago (Conewago Records) 5f) Johannes Comingore was baptized October 9, 1785 in Conewago (Conewago Records) 5g) Hendrick R. Comingore was baptized March 10, 1793 in Conewago (Conewago Records) 6) Marya Brewer was baptized in the Hackensack DRC on July 4, 1754 (Needs verification). She married Cornelius Cozine (son of Cornelius Cozine and Antje Statts) about 1776 in the Conewago Colony, PA. She married Samuel Demaree Jr. (son of) about 1788 Ky. Cornelius has tax records in Straban Township, York Co, Pa from 1775 - 1784. Samuel has tax records in Straban Township, York Co, Pa from 1772 - 1784. This may be both Samuel and his father? Mary's brother John was appointed guardian of the children after the death of Cornelius (John Brewer Mercer Co, Ky Order Book 1, Page 190. John Brewer appointed guardian to Daniel, Cornelius, Anne and Sarah Cozine, orphans of Cornelius Cozine, deceased. March 25, 1788. Abraham Banta and Samuel Demeree, their securities.) Mary and Cornelius had the following children: 6a) Anna Cozine was baptized December 28, 1776 in Conewago (Conewago Records) 6b) Daniel Cozine was baptized February 21, 1779 in Conewago (Conewago Records). He died August 9, 1790 when killed by Pottowattomie Indians. 6c) Sara Cozine was baptized April 15, 1781 in Conewago (Conewago Records). She was captured by Pottowattomie Indians on August 9, 1790 and not released until September 14, 1795 after the Battle of Fallen Timbers. 6d) Cornelius Cozine was baptized July 13, 1783 in Conewago (Conewago Records) 7) Phoebe Brewer was born about 1755 in New Jersey. She married David Banta (son of John Hendrick Banta and Trintie Demarest) about 1776 in the Conewago Colony, PA. She married Cornelius Demaree (son of David Demarest and Magdalena Van Voorhees) about 1783 in the Conewago Colony, PA. David has tax records in Reading Township, York Co, Pa in 1780. Cornelius has tax records in Mt. Pleasant Township, York Co, Pa from 1782 - 1788 and Straban Township, York Co, Pa in 1789. Phoebe and David had the following children: 7a) Johannis Banta was baptized January 26, 1777 in Conewago (Conewago Records). 7b) Marya Banta was baptized September 27, 1778 in Conewago (Conewago Records). Phoebe and Cornelius had the following children: 7c) David Demaree was baptized May 25, 1783 in Conewago (Conewago Records). 7d) Magdalena Demaree was baptized December 26, 1784 in Conewago (Conewago Records). 7e) Daniel Demaree was baptized October 14, 1787 in Conewago (Conewago Records). 7f) Geertie Demaree was baptized December 6, 1789 in Conewago (Conewago Records). 7g) Cornelius Demaree was born about 1790. 7h) Phoebe B. Demaree was born September 10, 1798 in Kentucky. She died July 22, 1890 in Illinois. 8) John Brewer was baptized in the Schraalenburgh DRC on April 30, 1761 (Schraal:146). He married Jennetje Van Arsdale (daughter of Garrett Van Arsdale and Lucretia Hegeman) about 1782 in the Conewago Colony. He married Dinah Sorter (daughter of Jacob Sortore and Maria Dorlandt) on December 7, 1793 in Mercer Co., KY (Mercer Marriage Bonds). He married Mary "Polly" (House) Salter (daughter of John House and Sarah Harbison, widow of Hezekiah Sortore (Dinah's brother)) on November 27, 1806 in Mercer Co., KY (Mercer Marriage Bonds). John has tax records in Straban Township, York Co, Pa from 1784 - 1786. John died in Shelby Co., KY in February 1822. His will names wife Polly (and her heirs), Abraham, John, Samuel, Henry, heirs of David, Garret, Daniel, Charity, Mary and Jane. There is a Shelby County, KY marriage record for Mrs. Mary Brewer and Cornelius Bice on August 26, 1823. Through various pieces of information I've found, I strongly suspect that this is John's widow. Cornelius would then be the widow of John's niece Mary Demaree (sister Susanna's child). John and Jennetje had the following children: 8a) Garret C. Brewer was baptized November 17, 1782 in Conewago (Conewago Records) and died June 16, 1860 in Pleasant, Johnson Co, IN. He married Mary Verbryck on February 5, 1804 in Mercer Co, KY (Mercer Marriage Bonds). 8b) Daniel Brewer was born on August 30, 1784 and died bet 1860-70 Marion, Putnam Co, In. He married Nancy Smith on October 5, 1805 in Mercer Co, Ky (Mercer Marriage Bonds). 8c) David Brewer was baptized April 9, 1786 in Conewago (Conewago Records) and died in July 1819 in Mercer Co, Ky (Will). He married Dilly Coulter on March 3, 1812 Mercer Co, Ky (Mercer Co. Marriage Bonds). 8d) Charity Brewer was born on September 3, 1789 and died on May 18, 1860 IN. She married James Smock on May 3, 1806 in Mercer Co, Ky (Mercer Marriage Bonds). She married Daniel Sorter on July 8, 1831. 8e) Abraham V. Brewer was born about 1791 in KY and died March 12, 1873 in Pleasant, Johnson Co., IN. He married Ann Cozine on January 11, 1814 in Mercer Co., KY (Mercer Marriage Bonds). He married Delila Rice on May 17, 1831 in Mercer Co., KY (Mercer Marriage Bonds). 8f) Mary Brewer was born March 6, 1793 in KY and died October 21, 1866 in IN. She married Daniel DeMotte on October 31, 1816 in Mercer Co., KY (Mercer Marriage Bonds). John and Dinah had the following children: 8g) John Brewer was born August 27, 1794 in KY and died between 1822 and February 1826 in Mercer Co., KY. He married Dilly (Coulter) Brewer the widow of his brother David Brewer on November 20, 1819 in Mercer Co., KY (Mercer Marriage Bonds). 8h) Unnamed twins were born in October 1795 and died November 18, 1795 (LDS Ancestral File). 8i) Jane Brewer was born January 14, 1797 in KY and died January 23, 1858 in Pleasant, Johnson Co., IN. She married John B. Smock on September 14, 1814 in Mercer Co., KY (Mercer Marriage Bonds). 8j) Caty Brewer was born February 12, 1799 and died at an early age. 8k) Samuel Brewer was born April 7, 1801 in KY and died July 28, 1887 in Perry, Marion Co., IN. He married Ellen Cozine Smock on August 24, 1824 in Mercer Co., KY (Mercer Marriage Bonds). 8l) Henry Brewer was born August 1, 1803 and died in Union, Casper Co., IL after 1860. He married Elizabeth Loucks on September 21, 1826 in Marion Co., IN. John and Polly had the following children: 8m) Jacob Brewer was born September 20, 1807 in KY. 8n) James Brewer was born August 7, 1809 in KY and died June 5, 1889. 8o) Perlina Brewer was born March 8, 1811 and died after 1830. She married Arthur Flood on May 17, 1827 in Shelby Co., KY (Shelby Marriage Records). 8p) Elijah Brewer was born August 28, 1813 in KY. 8q) Elizah Brewer was born May 1, 1815 in KY. 8r) Silas House Brewer was born September 1, 1819 in Shelby Co., KY (biography) and died after 1870 in Muhlenburgh Co., KY. He married Ann E. Downing on February 21, 1843 in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY (biography). 9) Sarah Brewer was baptized on October 23, 1763 in the Schraalenburgh DRC (Schraal:151) and died in infancy. 10) Daniel Brewer was baptized on February 28, 1768 in the Schraalenburgh DRC (Schraal:161) and died on September 3, 1819 in Butler Co., OH (Butler Cemetery Records). He married Mary Van Voorhees (daughter of Stephen Van Voorhees and Margaret Van Dyke) on October 2, 1787 in Kentucky. Daniel and Mary moved to Butler County, Ohio around 1805 with a number of Van Voorhees families. Children of Daniel and Mary are: 10a) Mary "Polly" Brewer was born January 8, 1789 in KY and died about 1830 in Sullivan Co., IN. She married Isaac Brokaw on December 27, 1810 in Mercer Co., KY (Mercer Marriage Bonds). 10b) Stephen V. Brewer was born August 1, 1792 in Mercer Co., KY and died October 10, 1839 in Sullivan Co., IN (Sullivan Cemetery Records). He married Margaret Whallon on January 31, 1817 in Butler Co., OH (Butler Marriage Records). 10c) Margaret Brewer was born September 2, 1794 in Mercer Co., KY and died after 1840. She married Jacob Whallon on December 26, 1816 in Butler Co., OH (Butler Marriage Records). 10d) John W. Brewer was born October 29, 1796 in Mercer Co., KY and died May 20, 1880 in Sullivan Co., IN. He married Mary Cook on November 18, 1817 in Butler Co., OH (Butler Marriage Records). He married Sarah S. Johnson in October 1844 in Sullivan Co., IN. He married Sidonia A. Wilson on September 27, 1865 in Sullivan Co., IN (Sullivan Marriage Records). 10e) Christiana Brewer was born March 4, 1798 in Mercer Co., KY and died after 1840. She married John Williamson on January 9, 1817 in Butler Co., OH (Butler Marriage Records). 10f) Abram Brewer was born January 17, 1800 in Mercer Co., KY and died July 27, 1843 in Butler Co., OH (Butler Cemetery Records). He married Ann Elder on January 13, 1820 in Butler Co., OH (Butler Marriage Records). 10g) Peter Brewer was born July 21, 1802 in Mercer Co., KY and died after 1850 probably in Butler Co., OH. He married Elizabeth Bercaw about 1830 in Butler Co., OH. 10h) Daniel Brewer was born August 7, 1805 and died May 17, 1841 in Butler Co., OH (Butler Marriage Records). He married Eleanor McVey on October 19, 1826 in Butler Co., OH (Butler Marriage Records). 10i) Sarah M. Brewer was born April 6, 1808 and died after 1840. She married Peter Conrey between 1830 and 1840 in Butler Co., OH.

I would like to know if there are any Carters, Vandaviers or Vandiver or Prestons . Thank you for the look up- __________________________________________________________________ Switch to Netscape Internet Service. As low as $9.95 a month -- Sign up today at http://isp.netscape.com/register Netscape. Just the Net You Need. New! Netscape Toolbar for Internet Explorer Search from anywhere on the Web and block those annoying pop-ups. Download now at http://channels.netscape.com/ns/search/install.jsp

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/gBB.2ACI/3362.9.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks for looking. I appreciate it. TC

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: MERCER Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/gBB.2ACI/3365.1 Message Board Post: Hi Stella Do you know anything about his mother? Where she lived at when she was pregnant with him? I'd love to help you if I can:o) Regards, Nina

Does anyone have any information on the Rawleigh HENDERSON family from Mercer County, Kentucky?? Rawleigh was b/abt 1781 in Orange Co. Va, and d/aft 1821 in Mercer Co. Ky. On 20 Jan 1809, he mar/Susanna WILHOIT (b/1783, ?) in Madison Co. Va. Rawleigh and Susanna WILHOIT HENDERSON were the parents of three sons and two daughters that I am aware of: 1 - Daniel HENDERSON (b/18 Nov 1809, Va, d/20 Sep 1875, ?) mar/Permelia COOK (b/15 Jul 1800, ?, d/20 Feb 1887, ?) on 22 Sep 1831 in Mercer Co. Ky. 2 - Joseph HENDERSON (b/1 Sep 1815, Mercer Co. Ky) mar/Eliza Ann DEER on 10 Nov 1836 in Boyle Co. Ky. 3 - William HENDERSON (b/1819/20, Mercer Co. Ky) mar Margaret A. COOK (b/11 Jul 1821, ?) on 16 Aug 1843 in Mercer Co. Ky. 4 - Rhoda HENDERSON (b/1815, Mercer Co. Ky) mar James Ransom DeBO on 7 Jan 1834 in Mercer Co. Ky. 5 - Mary/Polly HENDERSON (b/?, Mercer Co. Ky) mar John DOKE on 6 Aug 1834 in Mercer Co. Ky. Any information and/or help with the research of this family would be greatly appreciated. I would be willing to share my information with interested family members. Eva

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Williams Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/gBB.2ACI/3367 Message Board Post: I would greatly appreciate it if you would look up the above names in early Kentucky Abstract book. Thank you in advance. Sincerely, Sandy

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/gBB.2ACI/3362.8.1 Message Board Post: Hello Ifound the surname Mahon.Thomas Mahon Harrison county?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/gBB.2ACI/3362.9.1 Message Board Post: Hello Sorry I found none of those names.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/gBB.2ACI/3362.9 Message Board Post: Hi, Thanks for the offer. Is there any mention of Hezekiah or William L. Dehart. Also a Judith "Juda" Davis (married Philip Likes) Thanks, Thelma

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Smith, Todd, Orr, Comingore, Dickson/Dixon, Scott and others Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/gBB.2ACI/3362.2.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Yes it did, Thank You very much. I am not sure yet on the Smith's, but the McMurtry's definitely. Thank You again for all of your help. It is appreciated. Judy Smith/Colorado

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Mahan Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/gBB.2ACI/3362.8 Message Board Post: Hi, are there any Mahan's in your book? Thanks

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/gBB.2ACI/3362.3.1 Message Board Post: This book only lists Surnames Bell,Belew and Belt.Sorry.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/gBB.2ACI/3362.7.1 Message Board Post: Sorry I found no Batson Dennis.

Greetings, Please check to see if the name Daniel Covert is in the Early Will Book. Thanks, -- Anna O. Jackson God Bless America RootsWeb.com Coordinator Giles County, Tennessee Support our Troops!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/gBB.2ACI/3366 Message Board Post: Would appreciate a lookup in your book - are there any Vanarsdall, Van Osdel, (other various spellings) wills in the book? Thank you so much!