Hi All, Looking for a connection with any of the following LEE's. Seems I have come to a dead end with them. Any information would be very helpful. Contact me at: lizbeth@hairdresser.net Thank you in advance, Liz Moore IL. Husband: William H Lee DOB: 18/Nov/1837 DOM: 13/Dec/???? DOD: 1921 Spouse: Elizabeth (BEEBOUT???) Children Of: William & Elizabeth John R Lee 04/Apr/1859 Rebecca Lee 22/Dec/1861 married James Madison See Andrew J Lee 20/Oct/1862 Mary E Lee 28/Apr/1865 Fannie E Lee 25/Sep/1867 Amanda M Lee 01/Nov/1873 married ????? Dodson Martha E Lee 12/Nov/1873 married ????? Thornborough Alonga H Lee 19/May/187? married Addie ????? Ann Lee 15/Nov/187? Henrietta Lee 08/Aug/1880 Edna Lee 16/Dec/1881 d 1921 married Quinn A Davis William W Lee 07/Feb/1884 d Jul/1969 married Clara ?????

Hello, I am begining to research the following LEE's, and related SOMERVILLE's and HOODs. Nancy Lee 1792-1860 married Joseph SOMERVILLE 1792-1847 in Fleming County KY. Joseph SOMERVILLE was born in Belfast, Ireland. His parents (father was probably John SUMMERVILLE) settled in Fleming Co in 1801. Known children include : William SOMERVILLE 1819-1909 (married Eliza HOOD), Eliza SOMERVILLE (married Randolf LEE), Landolf Watson SOMERVILLE 1825-1910 who married Nancy Belle LEE 1826-1909. Joseph and Nancy eventually moved to and spent the rest of their lives in Decatur Co, Indiana as did the William and Landolf and their spouses. Eliza Hood's mother was Isabella J LEE from Fleming County, Ky. Randolf LEE spent many years in Indiana before he and most of this children moved to Oklahoma. Nancy Belle LEE 1826-1909 was born in Fleming County, KY. Here parents were John and Elizabeth Lee, and they were probably from Pennsylvania. Anyone have any connections or information they are willing to share? Thanks, Mike

All- Based on official SC (colonial) records I have located a John Lee and his father, John, and brother, Francis, along Wateree Creek. John was granted 200 acres as "family right" in 1752. The land was described as on Wateree River in Craven County which later became Chester Co. near the border of Fairfield Co. John in his 1752 petition identifies himself as in SC since 1751, married with one child and a native of Maryland.. A John Lee married Margaret Howard in 1746 in Harford Co., MD. Margaret's grandfather was Nicholas Greenberry of MD. I have a Greenberry Lee who was born Harford Co.. MD and died in Richmond Co., GA in 1784 at age 36 (= b. 1748). His widow, Elizabeth Few, was provided 500 acres in Richmond Co.. GA by John Lee, Sr. in 1786. This John died in 1787. In his 1786 will John cited a wife, Mary, and children, but did not include Greenberry who had died in 1784. In the Cobbs Hall line in VA, there is a Thomas Lee ( Charles of Cobbs Hall , Richard the Immigrant) who m. Elizabeth Keene of Maryland. Thomas had sons, John and Thomas. John was in SC at the time of death in VA of his brother, Thomas . Thomas' will provided that his brother, John, be the executor, but because of the absence of John in SC in 1759 another was appointed.. These separate facts seem to tie together in time, place and name, but not in a documented way. Can anyone provide information to support or refute the possible commonality of these facts. Best regards, Hugh <HFTHusma@aol.com>

Okay, this is getting fun! First I started out with only Jessie LEE, the mother of Claire Lee CHENNAULT, now I've got THREE LEE dead-ends. I checked the online LEE family sites, but cannot find any of my dead-ends on them! Here's how it goes (in the form of an ahnentafel chart showing the LEEs): 1. Jessie LEE b. maybe Aug 1876 prob. Franklin Par., LA, d. 1898, m. poss. 7 Dec 1892 in Franklin Par., LA to John Stonewall CHENNAULT (s/o Stephen Nelson & Francis Norcussis THOMASON). Child: Claire Lee CHENNAULT 2. William Wallace LEE b. 1836 prob. Stewart Co, GA, d. Dec 1911 prob. Franklin Par., LA. M1. Florence BEAMAN who died during CW 3. Josephine GILBERT (parents u/k) m.1872 Franklin Par., LA 4. Henry Bryan LEE b. 15 Mar 1804 prob. Wilkes Co., GA, d. 5 Apr 1891 prob. Scott Co., MS, m. 18 Jun 1828 in Wilkes Co., GA 5. Margaret LEE b. 27 5 1813 in Wilkes Co., GA, d. 24 Feb 1883 prob. Scott Co., MS 8. Henry LEE b. c1779 in NC, d. 1860 Stewart Co., GA 9. Letitia "Lettie" BRYAN (parents u/k) 10. James LEE d. 1820 prob. Wilkes Co., GA, m. 26 Jun 1812 Wilkes Co., GA 11. Nancy FOSTER (parents u/k) remarried after 1820 20. John LEE d. prob. Wilkes Co., GA. On 2 Jan 1786 he received 230 acres in Wilkes Co., GA. There was a Continental Bounty Certificate indicating that he was a Rev. War Soldier. 21. Margaret (LEE?) So, now I'm stuck on the Henry LEE b. c1779 in NC, d. 1860 in Stewart Co., GA who married Letitia "Lettie" BRYAN. and the couple listed above John LEE and wife Margaret (LEE?). Is there a list of all the LEEs who served in the Revolutionary War? Does anyone know which LEE families lived in North Carolina around 1779? Thank you! Garen

Looking for any leads on my gg-Grandmother, Frances Lee. I have very little information at this time, other than her death certificate said she was born in Pennsylvania on 20, May 1851 and died in Lansing Mich. on 15, Jan. 1930. Her Obituary said she was a direct decendant of Robert E. Lee. (?) She married my gg-Grandfather Joshua Miller From Ill.(no dates) Any information on Frances Lee would be appreciated. Please contact me at "drroth@voyager.net" Thank you for any help you may have. Dale R. Roth

I'm interested in finding any information or anyone interested in Marion B. Lee, married to Elizabeth Halterman, and was in White County Tn until slightly before the 1880 census. At the 1880 census Elizabeth, with children, was shown living with her parents. Marion was born and raised in Fentress County Tn, the name Marion B may be from neighbors at the time, Marion Baler Bledsoe. I speculate that his mother may have been a daughter of Marion B Bledsoe. If you have any knowledge of Marion B Lee, or the Halterman family, please let me hear from you. Regards, Al Lee

If anyone has any knowledge, or interest, in three LEE brothers, Vanquelon, Bartholet, or Newton Lee, all in Fentress County Tn in the mid 1800's, please let me hear from you. Vanquelon went to Marion County Ill (before 1850), Bartholet went to Casey County KY (after the Civil War), but I don't know what happened to Newton. Bartholet had at least three wives, two for sure. His first wife may have been a daughter of Marion Baler Bledsoe, who were neighbors when his first son, named Marion B. Lee, was born. If you have any input, or interest, is these Lees, please let me hear from you. Regards, Al Lee

Is anyone interested in Wm. and Matilda Lee, who were in Fentress Cty TN about 1820 to the 1860s? They were from Virginia, but where in VA they were born or even where they were married is unknown. At least for a while in Fentress County, they lived close to a Marion B. Bledsoe family, and I suspect that one of their sons may have married a Bledsoe daughter. If you have any knowledge, or interest in this Lee family, or the Bledsoe family, please let me hear from you. Regards, Al Lee

Does anyone have any connection with an Alice LEE. James Henry McLAREN was born in Belfast, Ire. C.1814. His father is listed as John Henry McLAREN and his mother as Alice LEE. Thanks in advance. Shirley Brown basic@wn.com.au

I found the father of Mahala Lee, B. abt 1820 in Butler Co., Ky and D. abt 1902 in Logan Co., Ky. Her father was a George M. Lee also of Butler Co., Ky. As of right now, I do not know anything more about George M. Lee other than the fact that he named Mahala as his daughter on her marriage bond to Jesse Mansfield. Please, if you have any information about the Butler Co., Ky. Lee Family, respond to me and I will thank you greatly. Who was this Butler Co., Ky Lee Family and how does George M. Lee relate to the Virginia Lee Family? Gene Key Dallas, Tx.

I have a case the opposite of what normally happpens for me. Instead of not being able to find someone, I have found three likely possibilities! Can anyone help me figure out which is the right one? I tried to order the town's vital records (to see if there was any further identifying info on the marriage record, such as a birthdate or father's name) from Salt Lake City, but they are permanently restricted. I am looking for the Nabby (?Abigail) Lee who married Nathan Carter (b. 15 Nov 1773) in Manchester, MA, on 3 Dec 1795. The three best possibilities that I have found were all born in Manchester, MA: 1. Abigail, b. 14 Jan 1772, dau. of Edward Lee and Eunice 2. Nabby, b. 24 July 1773, dau. of Ebenezer Lee and Mary Thorndike 3. Nabby, b. 14 May 1774, dau. of Solomon Lee and Sarah Hooper Nabby Lee Carter was listed as 77 yrs on the 1850 census, while her husband's age was given as 76. If these ages are right, then # 2 is the woman I am looking for (despite the fact that the Ancestral File has her marrying a different man, but it wouldn't be the first time the AF was wrong.......), since the census was done between their birthdays. Many thanks in advance for any info/hints/clues, BJ Hinshaw

Has anyone run into this Mary Lee, called Polly in some records? I would greatly appreciate any info/leads/clues. Mary (Polly) Lee b. ??? m. 1788 Woodstock, CT Harba Child, b. 24 April 1764 Woodstock, CT d. ??? Harba and Mary/Polly had a dau Sally b. Feb 1791 in Hartland, VT, who m. Jonathan Waterman. Many thanks in advance, BJ Hinshaw

Dear Lee Researchers, I have a question about a thing related to Lee Family History called "Hotten's List", of the first Lees to come to Virginia. Does anyone know anything about it? What research has been done on these names since? Has it been collected in one central library? The contents of the list is as follows: "Thomas Lee, age 50, (in 1624) and Christopher Lee, age 30, came to VA in the ship "Southampton" in 1623 from the port of London, and in Jan. 1624 were living on the plantation of Abraham Peirsley at James City. The following were from the port of London to VA: John Lee, age 17, in ship "Bonaventure" Jan. 2, 1634 John Lee, age 16, in ship "Transport", July 4, 1635 William Lee, age 36 Anthony Lee, age 21 Henry Lee age 18 5 in ship "Assurance" July 24, 1635 Marie Lee age 22 Marie Lee age 14 weeks Joseph Lee, age 25 in ship "Primrose" July 27, 1635 Henry Lee from Barbadoes in ship "Unity" April 1, 1679 Richard Lee from Barbadoes in ship "Rebecca" July 17, 1679" This comes from the Montague Family History book (I think.) Pamela

I have new information re. the LEE Family of Middlesex County, VA. Someone wrote me (I don't know who) about a Philip LEE in our line descended from Thomas LEE (d. 3/8/1709) in Middlesex Co., VA and I said I knew nothing. I have since learned about some key dates. Philip LEE b. 1817 Middlesex Co. (son of Philip LEE m. Dec. 28, 1815 Nancy Ann JACOBS) and d. 1862 - moved to Mississippi, marriage unknown. If this relates to any Lees whom you are researching, please feel free to contact me. Pamela Lee Cranston

Hi Lee researchers: Searching Lee in England I am trying to gather information about my G G Grandfather - Samuel Lee. He had 6 children that I have heard about- John - born in 1835 James - who married a Fanny Axtel Susana Daniel - who married a Charlotte Ted Issac John Lee - my G Grandfather - born in 1835 at Hemel Hempstead - in 1859, he married my G Grandmother - Hannah Henley - born in 1833 at Woburn - had seven children Hannah Elizabeth - born in 1859 Susan Anne - born in 1861 John Jethro - born in 1863 Rose Sarah - born in 1864 William - (my Granfather) born in 1868 George Edward - born in 1870 Amos Charles - born in 1872 I would like to hear from anyone who has ties to these people. Cheers - Jack Lee

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I am new to this list, and genealogy in general. I am looking for information on my Great Grandmother. Here is what I know so far. name- Theresa A. LEVY, on marriage list. Theresa A. LEAVY, on her gravestone. b. 1852 (I was told in California, or on the way there.) m. Oct. 25, 1881, in ST. LOUIS, MO. to PERRY COOK. d. 1932, in ST. LOUIS, MO. I was told her parents had a Gold Mine Claim in California. I am not sure if this is true. In 1890, my Grandfather was born in St. Charles County, MO. in Portage Des Sioux. Mostly, she raised her family in St. Louis, MO. She had a brother named Thomas, a sister named Margaret, a sister Mame (maybe Mary). I have no idea what her parents names are, or where they came from, or went to. I wondered if anyone else was researching this surname. I would love any help I could get. Thank You, Christine - driopell@flash.net

I would like help in finding the Parents of Hannah H. LEE born 16 Sep 1816 in Hampshire Co., VA. She married there in 1838 to Robert POLAND. In 1844 they moved to Jefferson Co., IA. They had nine children, but only three survived to be adults. Any help would greatly appreciated. Hannah's mother was Margaret (?????) LEE, b. abt 1782 PA, and d. aft 1856 Census. She was living with her daughter and son-in-law per the 1850 Census of Jefferson, Co., IA Donald of Kansas

At 01:52 AM 1/10/98 EST, you wrote: >Garen, > > In a message dated 1/4/98 9:47:36 AM, you wrote: > > <<Somehow Jessie's father is connected to a Henry LEE who is written about in > the County history of (I believe it's) Stewart County, Georgia. I have not > been able to obtain a copy of this book. Is there anyone who can find this > book who could photocopy the bio. on this Henry LEE?? I would gladly reimburse > them for the photocopies and postage. Please e-mail me if you can. > > Thank you! > Garen Lee Smith>> > > I have most of what is in the History of Stewart Co., GA History Volume II on > Henry Lee and his family. Following are references from that book and/or > Census information that I have in my data base: > > 1 Henry LEE > ————————————————————————————————————————————— > Birth: ca 1779, NC > Death: 1860, Stewart Co., GA > Burial: Henry Lee Cemetary, Stewart Co., GA > > Henry Lee, one of the most beloved, admired and respected men of the > community, a deacon in a Baptist Church, Henry Lee, a cousin of "Light Horse" > Harry Lee, the father of General Robert E. Lee, was similar in appearance and > manner as the famed Civil War General; courtly, cultured, highly educated, > deeply religious, quiet and modest. He was strongly patriotic as evidenced by > his sons, grandsons and descendants, who to this date have fought and died in > every War. > Henry and wife, Lettie, came to Stewart Co. from their home in Wilkes Co., GA > about 1835, settling in the southern part of the county in the 21st district > on the Lumpkin-Georgetown Stage route. They had a large family of children, > some of whom were married when they came to Stewart. He was faithful in > church, honorable, missionary minded and financially well off. He died at the > age of 81 and his wife died a few years later. Their home was a gathering > place. They reared several orphan children. > > > ————————————————————————————————————————————— > Please report corrections or additions to... > David E. Pope > 2407 Hodges Bend Circle > Sugar Land, TX 77479 > 281/980-8893 > Hi, You seem to have a lot of good information! I wish I could use it. I was wandering if you would know any of the names of the orphans taken in by Henry Lee that you mention above or a Dolly Lee. My ggg grandmother was Dolly Lee. I have two possible dob. 1818 in Clarke Co. Ga or 1826 in Paulding Co. GA. The story in our family goes like this--Dolly was orphaned at an early age and went to live with her Uncle Henry Lee and was raised as a sister to Robert E. Lee. She became a Medical Doctor and married a Willie Thompson. After they started their family they moved to Arkansas. I had a lead on a name for her father as Hart Lee and mother Elizabeth. I have found a Hartwell Lee in Paulding Ga with a daughter Dolly but he lived to be an old man and his Dolly has a different husband and is buried in GA. So I don't think this is correct. Of course it is possible the story of her being orphaned is not right. Thanks in advance for your time. Vicci Stone knvstone@thegrid.net

I am going to try this again. I posted this request about a month ago and received some replys which I checked out and they didn't fit, plus I have also received more information, which may help. My g-grandmother received a post card in 190? from an A.O. LEE, the post card was addressed to "My Dear Brother's Sister" and that Mr. Lee was staying on a stock farm half way between Fairfax, MN and Franklin, but 1/2 mile closer to Fairfax. It is my cousins belief that Mr. Lee may have been confused with the translations from Norwegian to English of relationships, hence the strange salutation to my g-grandmother, he believes that Mr. Lee may have wanted to say "My Dear Brother's Wife". My g-grandmother was JOHANNE ELISE STENSRUD b. July 15, 1869 daughter of OLE OLSEN (BORUD) STENSRUD and INGEBORG KRISTIANSDTR. SKOG, in Vang, Norway. She married my g-grandfather Johan Christoffersen Vang on May 8, 1891. He was born out of wedlock on January 27, 1866, in Vang, the son of BERTHA LARSON and CHRISTOFFER KNUTSEN. My g-grandparents immigrated to the US around 1902, where their last name was changed from VANG to WANG, and settled first in Chicago and then in New Rockford, ND..later returning to Chicago where my g-grandfather died in 1919. What I am looking for is the connection to A. O. LEE. If anyone has any information, I would really appreciate hearing from them. I have contacted two LEE families in Minnesota, but we could find no connection. Thanks Marilyn