Hoping to find someone with access to birth records or census to find Cora Belle LEE born 1883-1886 in CT. Thank you, Bonnie geronimo@aug.com

Searching for information on Abner Lee b. 1760 NC d. Oct 7, 1852 TN m. Sep 20, 1785 MO Catherine Wilson. They had a son George W. Lee b. abt 1799 NC d. bef 1880 MO m. Mary E. Saddler. Descendents and Ancestors of Abner Lee is appreciated. This information is needed to help confirm another family line. Robert Robert & Lisa Maddigan maddigan@sage.net http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/4704 - Callicott Connections http://members.tripod.com/~maddigan/ - Pippin Connections **************************************************************************** ************** Subscribe to these Discussion Lists Callicott Connections - Callicott-L-request@rootsweb.com Hipp Connections - Hipp-L-request@rootsweb.com Pippin Connections - Pippin-L-request@rootsweb.com Put SUBSCRIBE in the body of message *************************************************************** Searching for: Maddigan, McCarty, Foster, Hipp, Middlebrook, Pippin, Davis, Fowler, Whittington, Patton, Lee, Cheney, Lane

Patricia, I am also researching LEEs. I have gotten back as far as Zachariah LEE b. 1765 m. Jane Wright and d. 1838-54. I was wondering if he could have been any relationship to any of your Lees? But something else that drew my attention in your post was the name DeWITT. I am also searching for a Dewitt Clinton CLOUGH and I am sure Dewitt is a family name.I wonder, in your searching if you could tell me me any more about Catherine DeWitt or Furman DeWitt Lee, area, time or even your source? Thanks! Ginny

I have different information for this Stephen. I have him as probably the son of Richard Lee; first married to possibly Jane Madison. Have only children from his marriage to Anne/Ann. His son was Gen. Henry of Mason KY. Do you have proof of his parents as Edward? I have been researching him. He was in Fauquier County near cousin Hancock and was variously a communicant at Broad Run Baptist Church there. There is a possibility that he was father to my William b. 1741/2. Stephen had land in Fairfax beginnin ca 1755. I'm open to new information, especially if we can get him connected to Queen Anne Parish in Prince Georges, MD. Pat Betty Robertson wrote: > > Parents of Stephen were Edward Lee & Anne Bender (or Van deBender) from > Anne Arundel Co, MD. Stephen was married 3 times- b. 1716 in Anne Arundel. > Died 1791 in Mason Co, KY. > > Can anyone help with Edward's & Anne's parents??? > > Betty

Diane Van Wagner wrote: > > I'm trying to verify the following lineage. Hope someone can help. Thanks! > > 1.Richard Lee III( 1679-1718)+Martha Silk > 2.Col. George Lee (1714-1761) + Anne Fairfax Washington > 3. William Fairfax Lee ( 1741-1807) + Cathren Dewitt > 4.John Fairfax Lee (1767-1829) + Isabel Hayes > 5. Richard "Dick " Lee ( 1796-1872) + Mary Polly Payne > 6. Furman Dewitt Lee (1838-1912) + Eliza Myers > 7.Orella Dick Lee (1870-1940) + > Lottie Bevans 3. William Lee b. 16 March 1741/2 could not be son of George and Anne...George married first 1738 Judith Wormeley who d. 1751 (William could have been a child of this marriage but historians say only Elizabeth survived; George m. 2) Anne Fairfax Washington 1752. He died 1761. His will mentions son William but records of Lee family state this William b. 1758, d unmarried 1838. When will written, it appears that he William mentioned was not of age. ***There is birth of a William Lee in Christ Church Middlesex on 16 May 1742 (could this be "our" William? There is no evidence I have seen that #3 William married Cathren Dewitt. His son, John Lee maried Isabel Hays, dau. of William Hays, and granddaughter of William and Ann Hoge of Bucks Co. PA. Welcome additions or corrections. Pat >

Parents of Stephen were Edward Lee & Anne Bender (or Van deBender) from Anne Arundel Co, MD. Stephen was married 3 times- b. 1716 in Anne Arundel. Died 1791 in Mason Co, KY. Can anyone help with Edward's & Anne's parents??? Betty

RLempp@aol.com wrote: > > Looking for facts on the lineage of Richard Lee "The Founder" > Have varying parentage?? > Was he of the Lees of Coton Hall or not? > > Any input would be of interest. > > Bob National Genealogical Quarterly, Vol. 76, No. 4, Dec 1988 "The Parents of Col. Richard Lee of Virginia" by William Thorndale, A. G. C. G. This is a well researched article. It places Col. Richard as the son of John Lee and Jane Hancock of Worcester, England. (John Lee/Lyes bur. 23 Feb. 1629/30 Worcester m. bef. 1616 Jane Hancock bur. 24 Feb 1838/9 Worcester, m. 2) John Maning. Ch of John and Jane Lee: John chr. 19 Sep 1616, vintner's Guild apprentice 1633; Richard Col. of Va chr. 1617, d. ca Mar 1664 m. Anne Constable, Edward Lee chr. 1620, bur 1624 and Thomas chr. 1622 It is also my personal supposition that the Middlesex VA family of Lee descended from Thomas Lee who may have been Richard's brother...the age is correct and there appears to be some connection. Pat

Seeking information on Hezekiah Lee, Jr. (1736-1777), his son William Ashbill Lee (1760-1831), his son Benjamin Lee (ca.1783-ca.1826), and his son Richard Lee (1814-1894). These men are #28, #56, #101, and #207 respectively in "John Lee of Farmington, CT...." by Leonard Lee and Sarah Fiske Lee, 1897. I have been unable to find vital records in CT so am looking for sources of wills, deeds, probate records, etc. to prove descendancy. Does anybody know where I might write for such documentation?

Looking for facts on the lineage of Richard Lee "The Founder" Have varying parentage?? Was he of the Lees of Coton Hall or not? Any input would be of interest. Bob

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I have a lot of information I will share on this Lee family that came to Hunterdon Co., NJ on ship Kent in 1714. They went from NJ to KY, OH and IN. Gershom b. 1690 md. Mary Drake / Gershom II b. 1733 md. Rebecca Hunt. Gershom co-founded Flemington, NJ. / had 9 children. who went in different directions. My line is from John b. 1760 who md. Margaret Lowery Maxine

Patricia Junkin wrote: > > This is what I have on William Lee of Bucks: > > "William Lee, an officer under William, Prince of Orange, at > the Battleof Boyne (1690, Ireland where William III defeated James II) > said to have been a near relative of the progenitor of the illustrious > Richard Henry Lee, and "Light Horse Harry" Lee of the Virginia family of > Lee. > William is said to have come to Pennsylvania soon after the > battle ofBoyne, but little is known of his life here. He is supposed to > havelocated on land surveyed to the Pennsylvania Land Company of London, > inthe manor of Highlands, Upper Makefield township, Bucks county, > whereland, previously occupied by the family, was conveyed to his son > WilliamLee (2), on the closing out of the lands of the London Company > manyyears later. > William Lee (2) born about 1700, married 1729, Hannah, daughter > ofWilliam Smith who came to Pennsylvania in the ship 'Friends' > Adventure' which arrived in the river Delaware, September 28, 1682 and > lived withPhineas Pemberton, the eminent Busks county official, known as > the'Father of Bucks County', at the Falls. for a few years, and then > located on a large tract of land in Wrightstown, where he was one of the > earliest settlers. This William Smith married, November 20, 1690, > MaryCrosdale, who had accompanied her parents, Thomas and Agnes Crosdale > toPennsylvania in the 'Welcome' with William Penn in 1682, and > HannahSmith was their eighth child. Mary (Crosdale) Smith died in 1716 > and William Smith died in 1743.... > Thomas Lee, eldest son of William and Hannah (Smith) Lee, was > the ancestor of Mary (Eleanor) Sheppard. He was born in the year 1730, > at the old Lee homestead near the present site of Buckmanville, Upper > Makefield township, Bucks county, and spent the greater part of his life > in Solebury township, removing later in life to New Jersey, where he > died in 1812." Prominent Pennsylvanians 570-71. > > > > >From Lee Notebooks, et al.: > > > 2.William b. 1684, Lawrenceville NJ, d. 1713 ; wife Hannah > 3. William b 1710 (date differs. ) m. Hannah Smith, dau. > William and Mary Crosdale Smith; her brother Thomas m. Elizabeth > Sanders, 1727(6/10/37 Wrightstwon MM, a William Lee requests to be > joined as a memberof our Society) > 4.William Jr. b. 1736 (this date does not fit with > marriage), BucksCounty, d. 1811, m. Hannah Saunders 13 Feb 1748 > Wrightstown MM. A William Lee Junior requests to be taken under care of > Friends 6/10/67.) > 5. Mary? (*Wrightstown MM Joseph Twining of > Newton, Bucks Co., s of John, the younger m. 27 Dec 1769, Mary Lee, d of > Willliam of Upper Makefield, Bucks. Joseph Lupton of Newton Twp. m. > a)Mercy Twining, d. of Stephen, and b) Mary Scarborough Pickering and > moved to Frederick County, VA, Joseph Twining's s. m. Rachael Bull at > Issac Hollingsworth's Opekan house who had produced cert, MM in Fairfax > 1758. Also, in 1759 William Hoge produces cert. from Richland > MM..Richland records birth of Ann Hoag/Hoge "26th day of 12 month, > 1740/1 who m. William Hays (15/5/1760 'Ann Hays, formerly Hoge has gone > out in marriage') and was mother of Isabel Hays who m. John Lee, s. of > William b. 16 March 1741/2. 20/3/1760 William and Ann Hogue request > cert. to Hopewell MM, Frederick Co., VA) > 5.William?? (Wrightstwon MM: (a) William Lee, > carpenter m. Eleanor Atkinson 7/1/69; 5/11/1771 Spoke with William Lee, > son of William Lee Junr. concerning his going out in marriage and having > a child by his wife in about three months after marriage; 7/5/1782 > Cert. for William Lee, Eleanor his wife and ch: Mary, Sebila, David and > Eleanor to Gunpowder MM)**Seem to have two William's here and only one > identified as Wm. s of Wm Jr. I believe correct. who does other belong > to? > 5. Hannah? Wrightstown MM: John Atkinson and > Hannah Lee m. 6/18/69 > 4.John?? (Wrightstwon: John Lee requests certificate to > Falls MM to m. Sarah Carr; 1755 John Lee and wife request cert. to > Radnor MM) > 4. Samuel?? (Wrightstown MM: Samuel Lee, w. Mary, > requests cert. for himself and his ch: Thomas, Samuel, Hannah, John, > William, Mary, Ann to > Gunpowder MM) > 4. Thomas b. 1744?? > 3. John b. 1712 > 3. Ralph b. 1714 > 3. Thomas b. 1730 m. Eleanor Sheppard > > > **Also have a William Lee in this family b. 1743, d. 1822 MD but am not > > sure to which individual he belongs, in fact the names with question > > marks are known to be members of this family but the order or parent is > > uncertain. Will appreciate any corrections or forwarding this to anyone > > who may have clues to corect what I have. > > > > Pat

Hello fellow LEE researchers: My knowledge of my LEE line begins with Nancy LEE who married James BRIDGE. Their son, Jesse Robert BRIDGE (1844-1889) married Eliabeth Estaline TREAVY (1848-1937) in the Nelson Co./Amherst Co. area of Virginia in 1866. Would like to exchange information with others who are researching this family, and find out the parents of Nancy LEE. Thanks. Vera Hailey

I have a LEE ancestor that I am having much difficulty finding much information on. Here is what little I know. Lovie Lee born 1896, probably KY or IL She had her first child out of wedlock, a boy and named him Robert E. LEE b. 1910-1915 possibly around McCracken Co.KY, He was probably raised by her mother ( I have a photo of her but no mane - just grandma LEE). Robert lived to be an adult and served in WW II, no other information known on him. Lovie married Emmett A. Morris 1916? not sure where. They always lived in Paducah, McCracken Co. KY. She had a daughter 1917. She had another son 5/1919 and died after childbirth. The baby was adopted by neighbors as dad couldn't handle an infant. I have found where she is buried - Paducah but she did not die in that Co. The family plot that she is buried in has Rowland Howard LEE 1885-1953, Florence LEE Haverty 1891-1958. I can't seem to find any additional information. If any could offer any leads I would be much appreciated.............Karen

Al, Have been researching Lees for years and trying to sort out he families. I do not know about your William and Matilda. I also am not certain whether the William Lee in Bucks Co. Pa. ever was in Va. However, there were many families out of Bucks, especially with Quaker connections, that came to Frederick Co. Va. (Hopewell MM). William and Ann Hoge are in the Wrightstwon MM and go to Hopewell. The following may be of interest: William Lee b. 1730 Ulster, Ireland came to the United States in 1744 and died in NC, was bound to blacksmith Quaker named Hoag (Hoge) for seven years.. William's family was on the next ship for America but sailed for Pennsylvania; when 21, this William became a hatter and employed 20-30 people; in 1818, he was in NC with wife, Susannah Pike and died there. He was an avid Quaker, on 4 February 1758 William was received into membership of the Society of Friends at Cane Creek MM and in 1758 married Susannah Pike b. in Frederick County, Va. They had 10 children including a William b. 1750. Another Lee family that is separate from VA Lees but in Prince William Co. VA:David and Joshua Lee mentioned in 1713 Middlesex Co. NJ records;Joshua married Hannah Dove, dau Alexander and Janet Gordon Dove of Monmouth NJ; Joshua d. 1748 in Middlesex NJ, his son David b. 1740 moved to Prince William in 1761 and died there in 1809. There is a Thomas Lee who is on a 1761 Buckingham Co. land survey; he and son Evander had land in Prince Edward Co, Va. Another Thomas Lee (m. Mary Griffin and Mary Bryan) was in 1783 in Hawkins Co. TN and his children went to Shelby Co. AL. Ch names Nicholas, Thomas, Micajah, Needham, John , william, Edward and James. And, I have TN relatives who were descendants of Charles Lee (Cobbs Hall). Your names are so unusual, think finding the wife's fmaily would be helpful. Good luck. Pat Al Lee wrote: > > Pat, do you know if any of these LEE's were back and forth to Virginia. > I (still) am searching for a William LEE, wife Matilda, in TN 1840 to > 1860s, but born in VA, but I can't find where in VA, but I keep seeing > things, also lead no where, about one family of LEEs that started in PA, > to VA, then back to PA, with children going to other places. > > William and Matilda stand out with the names of their three boys, > Newton, Bartholet, and Vanquelon. Where did these names come from? > > This is a long shot, but there aren't any other places right now!!! > Thanks, and > > Regards, Al Lee > > July 25, 1997 > 2:06 pm

SEEKING DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM LEE WHO M. MARY CROSDALE 1690 ; CAME TO AMERICA AFTER BATTLE OF BOYNE IN 1690 AND HAD SON WILLIAM B.1700 WHO MARRIED 1729 HANNAH, DAUGHTER OF WILLIAM SMITH. LIVED IN UPPER MAKEFIELD/SOLEBURY TWPS, BUCKS CO. PA. MAY HAVE BEEN AT WRIGHTSTOWN MEETING. Thanks, PAT

Hi everyone! Just returned from a vacation/research trip to eastern Tennessee and found a cemetary full of LEE graves. Hope these help someone out there. These may not be all the LEEs in this cemetary as it was raining and I looked quickly. The cemetary is located at the Shady Grove Baptist Church on Hwy. 39 in Tellico Plains, Monroe Co. TN. It is maintained in good condition, but unfortunately, vandals have broken many of the older/taller stones in half. So sad. Located together: John T. Lee b. January 26, 1904 d. Apr. 28, 1964 Lowel Ervin Lee b. July 1, 1879 d. Oct. 3, 1950 Ella Tate Lee b. May 18, 1881 d. Aug. 30, 1950 (Ella appears to be wife of Lowel) Located together: Sue LEE b. Feb 12, 1866 d. Nov. 6, 1902 Kittie Lou LEE b. Dec. 9, 1804 d. Mar. 21, 1918 (must have copied this wrong, sorry) Located together: J. Edd LEE b. Dec. 1, 1856 d. Apr. 16, 1939 "Mother" Josephine LEE b. June 22, 1865 d Nov. 16, 1933 Located together: Edward LEE b. June 30, 1824 d. Jan 15, 1871 Esther A. Lee b. Feb 29, 1832 d. Sept. 14, 1904 Emaline wife of William LEE born Dec. 7, 1821 Died Sept. 22, 1881 Wm. LEE Co. K, 3rd TN Cal. (typed as shown on stone, engraving very faint) Marshall son of Robt. and Sarah LEE b. Mar 27, 1831 d. Nov. 9, 1896 Ida wife of G. C. LEE b Oct 7, 1860 d. Sept. 22, 1882 Hope these help someone. Lorien Gunsallus

Dear Tammy, My maiden name is WESTMORELAND. My married name is JONES. Anyways, I'm related to General William Westmoreland back in the early 1800's. My LEE ancestry is Isaiah LEE born in 1806 in possibly Richland County South Carolina. His wife was Demarias Dorman born in 1817 in Sampson County, North Carolina. They married in 1836 in Pike County, Alabma. After 1840 they moved to Coosa County, Alabama. Descendants moved to Quitman, Wood County Texas in 1903. Linda Westmoreland JONES ( I kept my maiden name as a middle name) TWJ007@aol.com

Dear Kerri, It seems that my LEE ancestors may have been Cherokee. The 2nd wife of my great, great, great grandfather Isaiah Lee, was my great, great, great grandmother Demarias DORMAN. Isaiah was her 2nd husband also. Her first husbands surname was Goddin. She was born in 1817 in Sampson County, North Carolina. Isaiah was born possibly in Richland County, South Carolina in 1806. Isaiah and Demarias married in Pike County, Alabama in 1836. The moved after 1840 to Coosa County, Alabama. It seems that Demarias had a Cherokee mother. My ancestors moved to Quitman, Wood County Texas in about 1903. I'm descended from Isaiah's son Joseph Calvin Lee, his grandson John Calvin Lee, his great-grandaughter Ida Elizabeth Lee, and great, great grandson Talmadge Westmoreland. It is interesting to note that Isaiah's son Levi Lee moved to Arkansas after the Civil War. His descendant Charles Hamilton is online with this service at chasm@insync.net. Linda