At 03:44 PM 9/7/97 -0400, you wrote: >I have no clues as to Burrell's lineage. We have >Clarke Co. and the name Lee in common. It would be great if we could find >more. Good luck to us both! Virginia Wilson I think there are several Burrell LEE's in the John LEE, Esq. line out of Johnston Co., NC. Several branches of his family went south. Don't know if your Burrell could be connected to any of them, but thought I'd mention it, just in case you hadn't ever looked for links there. Rod Pennington ggggg grandson of John Lee, Esq. ================= Rod Pennington Temple, TX rodpenn@sage.net

Hi... I'm searching for information on my LEE ancestors. I'm looking for a Laura/Sarah LEE born in Anson Co., NC September 1839. She married a Simeon Curran in Anson Co., NC. That is all I know about her. If anyone has any information on this woman, please email me. I'm desperate to find information. Thanks, Laura Kennonle@bellsouth.net

Can anyone help with the following information: I recently found a secondary source that suggest the following line down to me: Peter Lee b. ca. 1670 in Dartmouth, MA, Married Anne Mosher 1-30-1690 John Lee b. April 9, 1688, E. Greenwich R. I. , married Jane Greene 1715 Peter Lee b. 1727, E. Greenwich, R. I. Ephraim Lee b. 1755, NY Samuel Lee b. 1778, NY Abner Lee b. 1802, Canada Asa Lee b. 1831, Canada Peter Lee b. 1864, Ohio William Lee b. 1890, Ohio Bert Lee b. 1915, Indiana Larry Lee b. 1939, Ohio William Lee b. 1964, Ohio I would like to ask if you have any informtion on the following 3 groups of people: 1. Peter Lee b. ca. 1670 in Dartmouth, MA, Married Anne Mosher 1-30-1690 2. John Lee b. April 9, 1688, E. Greenwich R. I. , married Jane Greene 1715 (John's sister Mary) 3. Peter Lee b. 1727, E. Greenwich, R. I. wife unk (Peter's brother John born 1716 married Martha Carpenter Peter and Martha's children: Philomen, joseph, anna, thomas, John born 1752, RI and abigail Lee) Thanks for your help William O. Lee

Hi group, I found another generation back! (Maybe) Looking for info on : HIRAM LEE from VA He would be born around the 1840's. Thank you, Cheri Lee McElroy cmcelroy@mexia.com http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/2840

I can't help you with your Dolly puzzle, but Clarke County GA rang a bell for me. My 2ggf, Burrell Lee, married my 2ggm, Lucinda Ramsey in Clarke Co. GA in 1832/3. Their marriage is listed in the marriage book for Clarke Co., and they moved within four or five years to Coosa Co. Alabama where their five daughters were born. I have no clues as to Burrell's lineage. We have Clarke Co. and the name Lee in common. It would be great if we could find more. Good luck to us both! Virginia Wilson

Kurt and Victoria Stone wrote: > > Hi, > I am new to your list and hope someone can help me solve my Lee family mystery. > My gr, gr, gr grandmother was Dolly Lee born abt 1826 in Paulding Co., GA. > As everyone else my family to has a story of us being related to Robert E. > Lee but for the life of my I have not been able to find it. Here is the story. > Dolly belonged to the Hartwell Lee family(I do not know if this is her > father or what) when she was very young her parents died and she went to VA > to live with her Uncle Henry Lee and was raised as a sister to Robert E. Lee > who was her cousin. > When she was old enough they sent her to school and she became a Dr (of what ?) > She then returned to GA and met her husband Willie Thompson b. 16 feb. 1818 > GA, > they were married 15 feb 1843 in Clarke Co.,GA. > > For the longest time I thought she was a daughter of a Hartwell Lee. I > found a Dolly Lee who was the daughter of a Hartwell but the dates do not > add up. He died late enough that she would have been out on her own anyway. > So.......here I am stuck! > > If anyone has any information on this family or any suggestion's I would > greatly appreciate it. > > Thank you > Vicci Stone > knvstone@thegrid.netIam looking for a WILLIAM DEASON LEE b. 1858 Georgia who marr Monie Sarah Adeline Leslie b. 1868 Tex.

I thought the following LEE marriage information might be helpful to someone else on the list. The second Hiram Lee and M. Lee are brothers. I'm trying to determine if others in this list that are in my LEE line. LEE, Adam to Sarah McAllister, March 20, 1815 LEE, Alexander to Margaret Terhune, July 25, 1811 LEE, Alexander to Rosannah Williams, March 5, 1841 LEE, Benjamin to Polly DeBell, Jan. 17, 1808 LEE, Hiram to Melinda Payne, April 21, 1831 LEE, Hiram to Eliz. I Logan, Oct. 7, 1849 LEE, Jackson to Nancy Ferguson, Jan. 8, 1838 LEE, Jacob to Jane Ross, June 26, 1812 LEE, John L. to Eliz. Cox, Feb. 21, 1828 LEE, John M. to Sally McCullough, Sept. 17, 1807 LEE, John M. to Margaret Hughes, Feb. 11, 1841 LEE, John R. to Betsy Lee, Oct. 10, 1816 LEE, Lewis to Rebecca Rice, Nov. 18, 1822 LEE, M. to Lydia Ann Logan, Dec. 27, 1837 LEE, Newton M. to Maria I. Faris, March 5, 1844 LEE, Pheophilus to Sally Atchison, Aug. 11, 1825 LEE, R. H. to Nancy C. Soward, Nov. 29, 1849 LEE, Randolf to Eliza Hammonds, June 6, 1825 LEE, Samuel to Sally Cord, May 7, 1806 LEE, William to Nancy Tabour, June 5, 1823 LEE, William to Hester Loftus, Feb. 18, 1834 LEE, William H. to Martha How, June 4, 1839 LEE, Willis D. to Sally Andrews, Nov. 30, 1809 David Lee djlee@flex.net

Hi, I am new to your list and hope someone can help me solve my Lee family mystery. My gr, gr, gr grandmother was Dolly Lee born abt 1826 in Paulding Co., GA. As everyone else my family to has a story of us being related to Robert E. Lee but for the life of my I have not been able to find it. Here is the story. Dolly belonged to the Hartwell Lee family(I do not know if this is her father or what) when she was very young her parents died and she went to VA to live with her Uncle Henry Lee and was raised as a sister to Robert E. Lee who was her cousin. When she was old enough they sent her to school and she became a Dr (of what ?) She then returned to GA and met her husband Willie Thompson b. 16 feb. 1818 GA, they were married 15 feb 1843 in Clarke Co.,GA. For the longest time I thought she was a daughter of a Hartwell Lee. I found a Dolly Lee who was the daughter of a Hartwell but the dates do not add up. He died late enough that she would have been out on her own anyway. So.......here I am stuck! If anyone has any information on this family or any suggestion's I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you Vicci Stone knvstone@thegrid.net

I'm looking for anyone who in the LEE families has married a HAGUE. Story goes in my family that the HAGUE's were related to Robert E. LEE (but doesn't everyone?) We have not been able to trace it down yet. As far as we have gotten is a William Lee HAGUE b: March 20, 1804 in Salisbury, Rowan Co., NC. We have info that his parents were possibly Jame HAGUE born in Holland and Martha (Patsy) Street who married in October 9, 1784 in Caswell Co., North Carolina, but we have not confirmed that. Help! If anyone has any information I would greatly appreciate it! Harvey Hague Lusk, Jr.

> From: Nadine_Molnar <nadmol@penn.com> > To: LEE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: LEE, ANDREW- 1789-1792- LUZERNE COUNTY, PA > Date: Thursday, September 04, 1997 10:37 PM > > > > Name Grantors Vol.Page Date of Deed Date of Record Location,etc. > Lee, Andrew Mason F. Alden 5- 421 14/Jul 1798 30/Jul 1798 Newport Twp > Lee, Andrew William Stewart 6-72 16/Jun 1798 8/Mar 1799 Hanover Twp > Lee, Andrew Sheriff Colt, et al 6-473 30/Nov 1799 30/Jan 1800 Newport Twp. > Lee, Andrew George Stewart, et al 9-344 19/Aug 1805 20/Aug 1805 Hanover Twp. > Lee, Andrew John Mills, et al 9-24 12/Sep 1817 6/Apr 1818 Hanover Twp. > Lee, Andrew James S. Lee 33-305 10/Nov 1815 17/Oct 1837 Agreement > Lee et al, Andrew Washington Lee, et al 74-241 30/Jun 18588 29/Sep 1858 Nanticoke > Lee, et al, Andrew Washington Lee Jr, et al 144-107 25/Oct 1870 31/Oct 1870 Wilkes Barre > Lee, et al, Andrew Charles D. Foster, et al 188-140 12/Jul 1875 20/Jul 1875 Wilkes Barre >Lee, et al, Andrew Charles D. Foster, et al 188-139 22/May 1875 20/Jul1875 Wilkes Barre > To be continued....... > Nadine > > >

I have been researching the LEE family trying to find my LEE family. I have been searching for an Andrew LEE who had a son named Arthur. Arthur was born in 1870 in Washington, D.C. In 1903, Arthur stated that he was from Allegheny. I hope that this posting can help others. Enjoy. I have already posted some information from Allegheny County, PA. I still have more from Allegheny, but until I can locate my notes, I will post what I have from Luzerne County, PA. It is apparent that there were a family of LEE's located in Luzerne County, PA. I still do not know if this is my LEE family or not. Name Grantors Vol.Page Date of Deed Date of Record Location,etc. Lee, Andrew John P. Scott, et al 1-207 7/Dec 1789 7/Dec 1789 Newport Lee, Andrew William Stewart, et al 1-208 15/Oct 1789 15/Dec 1789 Lee, Andrew Walter Spencer, et al 1-273 2/June 1790 7/June 1790 Hanover Lee, Andrew Walter Spencer, et al 1-273 10/Mar 1790 7/June 1790 Agreement Lee, Andrew Nathaniel Chapman, etal1-275 7/June 1790 12/June 1790 Lee, Andrew James Stewart, et al by sheriff 1-329 4/Nov 1790 23/Feb1791 Newport Lee, Andrew Mason F. Alden, et al 1-428 3/Aug 1791 31/Aug 1791 Lee, Andrew Joseph Beach 2-206 8/Apr 1790 14/Mar 1793 Newport Twp. Lee, Andrew James Campbell 2-208 4/Dec 1792 14/Mar 1793 Newport Twp. To be continued....... Nadine

Hello Kathi GRIFFIN HENRY: I have been looking for more information on my Lee line for a long time, with no luck. Here is what little I know about the Lee's. 1) ??LEE m. Martha EDDY 2a) Grace LEE b. 10 Sep 1881 in either Titusville (Crawford Co) or Warren Co. PA; d. 17 JAN 1969 Erie PA; m. Purnile Jack MOORE 3a) Ferne MOORE b. 9 Oct 1905; d. 1991 FL 3b) Purnile MOORE b 9 Feb 1908 Union City PA; d. 2 Feb 1965 Erie PA; m. Grace CONRAD b. 3 Mar 1909 Erie PA; d16 Jun 1934 Erie PA (my parents) 3c) Karle MOORE b. 3 Apr 1910 Sewickley PA; d 1960 Erie PA 2b) Hattie LEE b. 6 Jun 1894 PA; d. 20 Sep 1990 Are there any connections to your LEE line? Jack Moore jmoore@llv.com

My LEEs are from PA - is anyone elses? In the book The Lees of Viriginia it does state a whole chapter on the Lees from VA went to PA at some time. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Kathi GRIFFIN HENRY

LEE, Lloyd, b 1871 in Colorado. Married to Marguerite DUGGAN, b 1875 in Wyoming. Lloyd and Madge married about 1894 in Wyoming. Children: Dorothy b 1895 in Wyoming. Marguerite b 1896 in Boise, Idaho. Lloyd LEE Junior b 1905 in Boise, Idaho. Family was listed in 1910 Idaho Federal census. They lived in the Intermountain area of Boise, Ada co.. In 1920, only daughter Marguerite was listed in the Federal Census. On the 1920 census she was a stenotrapher for Boise Hardware Company. In the 1923-24 R.L. Polk & co. city directory for Idaho City, Marguerite was listed as a clerk for W H Wright & Sons, Shoup Ave at the corner of A. In the 1929-30 city directory, a Marguerite L LEE was listed as a bookkeeper for Auto Parts Co. Marguerite was living at 430 3rd street. Marguerite Duggan Lee had a sister, Mary Agnes Duggan born about 1872-76 in Wyoming. The DUGGAN sister's father may have been in the military in Wyoming. Mary Duggan was raised in an orphanage or convent in Wyoming, Colorado or Idaho. Any information on any LEE-DUGGAN family in the Idaho-Wyoming-Colorado area from 1900 to 1930 would be deeply appreciated.

Father- Septimus LEE Mother- Emma Clarke Wife - Janetta Codd 1870-1954 (Eng. Midlands. Sleaford, Lincoln area.) Children- Evelyn Florence LEE 1894-1969 Edith Helen LEE 1897-1904 died in Durban, S. Africa Ethel Mary LEE 1900-1906 died in Eng. John Clark LEE 1903-1981 born in Durban, S Africa (my father) Herbert Samuel LEE 1909-1985 Lillian Eva LEE (Jarvis) 1912- Grandfather and his brother came to the US. about 1890. Grandmother sailed alone to the US. to marry GF. in 1893, and their first child was born in 1895. GF. and his brother left for S. Africa and a Govt. job a few years later. GM sailed with their three daughters to Eng., and then on to join her husband in Durban, S.Africa, shortly thereafter. Helen died there at 7yrs.in 1904 , John was born there in 1903; GM and John contracted Malaria and the family returned to Eng. Ethel died at 6yrs. while in Eng. She is buried in Canwick Churchyard. Sam and Janetta sailed to US. once more, to take up residence in Devon, Pennsylvania. (a Phila. suburb) Two more children were born ; Herbert and Lillian. submitted by Patricia LEE White, ( whtejc@aol.com )

I just ran across an email in my files of someone researching this LEE line. Her email address was KIMMY71361@aol.com. Good Luck!

The John Lee you inquire about of the VA Lees in the John who marries Elizabeth Bell. I have more. Pat Maxine wrote: > John Lee born April 20,1760 in Flemington, New Jersey married in > Morris > County, NJ Margaret Lowery. He apparently came to Woodford, Kentucky > with > his father, but there is considerable confusion in the records there, > since > there was another John Lee there from the Virginia family of Lees, who > was > very prominent citizen of Versailles, being an original settler of > that > town. He is however reported in Gallatin County in the census of 1810 > but > appears in Jefferson County, IN in 1814. John Lee was a Revolutionary > soldier. He obtained land (as the result of military duty) in > Switzerland, > IN. His widow applied for pension on June 26, 1845 and in various > affidavits made by acquaintances to help her in getting this pension, > we > learn something of his various movements. Robert Poindexter, aged 78 > testified that he knew John and Margaret for 50 years, first in > Woodford > county, and then in Gallatin County, where most of their family was > born, > that the family later resided on the waters of Indian-Kentuck River in > > Milton Township, Jefferson County, IN. Thomas Mounts testified that he > knew > them since they lived at the mouth of the Kentucky River since 1790. > The > affadavit of Samuel Bellamy, a Methodist clergyman living across the > line in > Switzerland County, In said that he knew John Lee and his wife for > about 14 > years before John died and that he lived within 8 miles of them for 26 > years > until they moved onto the waters of the Indian-Kentuck about 3 miles > from > where the dependent now lives. John Lee died September 17, 1838. Their > > children were according to the widows statement; Gershom b. 2-11-1781, > Mary > b. 12-8-1783, Rebecca b. 2-10-1787, Nathan b. 10-15-1789, John b. > 4-15-1792, > James b. 5-12-1796, Sarah b. 2-24-1799, Nancy b. 8-4-1801, Nathaniel > b. > 5-16-1804. John and Margaret sold 40 acres of land in 1835 to > daughters > Nancy and Rebecca. They sold land on the south side of Indian-Kentuck > to > Nathaniel Lee. > > I believe we are another line of Lee's entirely from the Virginia Lees > and the > Connecticut branches. Does anyone know of the John Lee of the Virginia > > branch mentioned here? Our John's father was Gershom Lee who helped > found > Flemington, NJ.

At 12:07 PM 9/3/97 -0400, you wrote: >I missed 4 of 4 also. Please post again if possible. > >Thank you > >Marian Cox hombug@aol.com > >I also missed 4 of 4, and would appreciate if it was posted again, if possible. Thank You, Lori Highland "(~_~)".... e-mail: dlcth@netins.net *^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^* Your Presence is A Present To The World !!! *^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*

John Lee born April 20,1760 in Flemington, New Jersey married in Morris County, NJ Margaret Lowery. He apparently came to Woodford, Kentucky with his father, but there is considerable confusion in the records there, since there was another John Lee there from the Virginia family of Lees, who was very prominent citizen of Versailles, being an original settler of that town. He is however reported in Gallatin County in the census of 1810 but appears in Jefferson County, IN in 1814. John Lee was a Revolutionary soldier. He obtained land (as the result of military duty) in Switzerland, IN. His widow applied for pension on June 26, 1845 and in various affidavits made by acquaintances to help her in getting this pension, we learn something of his various movements. Robert Poindexter, aged 78 testified that he knew John and Margaret for 50 years, first in Woodford county, and then in Gallatin County, where most of their family was born, that the family later resided on the waters of Indian-Kentuck River in Milton Township, Jefferson County, IN. Thomas Mounts testified that he knew them since they lived at the mouth of the Kentucky River since 1790. The affadavit of Samuel Bellamy, a Methodist clergyman living across the line in Switzerland County, In said that he knew John Lee and his wife for about 14 years before John died and that he lived within 8 miles of them for 26 years until they moved onto the waters of the Indian-Kentuck about 3 miles from where the dependent now lives. John Lee died September 17, 1838. Their children were according to the widows statement; Gershom b. 2-11-1781, Mary b. 12-8-1783, Rebecca b. 2-10-1787, Nathan b. 10-15-1789, John b. 4-15-1792, James b. 5-12-1796, Sarah b. 2-24-1799, Nancy b. 8-4-1801, Nathaniel b. 5-16-1804. John and Margaret sold 40 acres of land in 1835 to daughters Nancy and Rebecca. They sold land on the south side of Indian-Kentuck to Nathaniel Lee. I believe we are another line of Lee's entirely from the Virginia Lees and the Connecticut branches. Does anyone know of the John Lee of the Virginia branch mentioned here? Our John's father was Gershom Lee who helped found Flemington, NJ.

I missed 4 of 4 also. Please post again if possible. Thank you Marian Cox hombug@aol.com