Hi Lorraine, Which set of LEE'S in Brownwood, Texas do you have info. on? My g-g-ggrandfather William Lee, b. 1818 in Ga. (lived in Alabama until 1877) migrated to Brownwood, Brown Co., Texas. All of his children moved with him. He married Mary Elizabeth Young in Barbour County Alabama in 1851. By 1870 they had moved to Baker Co. Al. (later renamed Chilton Co.) . I have not found him in any census before 1860. I believe his father was John Anderson LEE, who died in Macon Co., Alabama in 1839. I need to order a microfilm from the LSD Library to see in any more info was in the loose papers of the estate of Green Lee, Administrator Asa Lee dated July 1839, or when Asa Lee was appointed guardian of his younger brothers and sisters. Asa Lee was found in the Macon County censusin 1840. Thank you. Marie From: Lorraine Dowdle <[email protected]> Subject: Lots more LEEs Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 22:44:43 -0700 In-Reply-To: <[email protected]> Hugh, Thank you for those additional 3 Charles. My Mother's maiden name is LEE so I have had much interest in this line for 25 or so years. I've collected LEE names like one would collect stamps, just in case they happen to match with my direct lines. One never knows, right? So, just for fun, I have in my database, the following LEES: Abner (4 of them), Agnes (2), Alice (2), Ambrose (3), Andrew (3), Anne (17), Arthur (4), Barnett (2), Benjamin (2), Brooks (4), Catherine (4), Charles (14 now), Dora (2), Dorothy (2), Eleanor (2), Elizabeth (14), Ephraim (2), Francis, (6), George (20), Gresham (6), Guy (2), Hancock (4), Henry (6), Isaac (5), James (12), Jesse (3), John (36), Joseph (5), Levi (2), Lucy or Lucinda (8), Margaret (3), Mary (29), Matilda (4), Miller (2), Nancy (9), Naomi (2), Nathanial (2), Noah (2), Peter (2), Phoebe (2), Philip (8), Richard (26), Robert (17), Samuel (3), Sarah (11), Stephen (4), Susannah (2), Sydney (2), Thomas (15), Virginia (2), Walter (3), William (23) and Young (4). These are the single odd LEE names: Aaron, Abigail, Abraham, Addeville, Ailsey, Albert, Alfred, Algernon, Alma, Alonzo, Amanda, Amy, Antha, Aubrey, Aurie, Bertha, Burr, Cecilia, Columbus, Cora, Corbin, Curtis, Daniel, DeGrafton, Earl, Edward, Ellen, Emma, Enoch, Ermadean, Ernestine, Evaline, Evan, Ezekial, Felix, Fitzhugh, Flora, Fredonia, Greene, Greenwood, Hannah, Horace, Houston, Humphrey, Iola, Isabella, Iziller, Jackin, Keziah, Lafayette, Laura, Leonora, Leroy, Lettice, Lewis, Louisa, Ludwell, Luke, Luna, Minerva, Odie, Ola, Palmyra, Permella, Priscilla, Rachel, Ralph, Raymond, Rebecca, Waid, Wesley, and Willis. That was fun... If anyone on this list has any interest, I have some knowledge about the LEE's who settled Brownwood, Brown County, Texas. ---Lorraine

Lorraine - any of those William's: William S. Lee or William Samuel Lee, Esq. b, 1830? regards jcs Calgary, AB. Canada At 8:40 am -0600 16/02/2005, Hellen Ensey wrote: >Hi Lorraine, >Which set of LEE'S in Brownwood, Texas do you have info. on? > >My g-g-ggrandfather William Lee, b. 1818 in Ga. (lived in Alabama until >1877) migrated to >Brownwood, Brown Co., Texas. All of his children moved with him. > >He married Mary Elizabeth Young in Barbour County Alabama in 1851. By 1870 >they had moved to >Baker Co. Al. (later renamed Chilton Co.) . > >I have not found him in any census before 1860. I believe his father was >John Anderson LEE, >who died in Macon Co., Alabama in 1839. I need to order a microfilm from >the LSD Library >to see in any more info was in the loose papers of the estate of Green Lee, >Administrator >Asa Lee dated July 1839, or when Asa Lee was appointed guardian of his >younger brothers >and sisters. > >Asa Lee was found in the Macon County censusin 1840. > >Thank you. >Marie > > >From: Lorraine Dowdle <[email protected]> >Subject: Lots more LEEs >Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 22:44:43 -0700 >In-Reply-To: <[email protected]> > > >Hugh, >Thank you for those additional 3 Charles. My Mother's maiden name is >LEE so I have had much interest in this line for 25 or so years. I've >collected LEE names like one would collect stamps, just in case they >happen to match with my direct lines. One never knows, right? > >So, just for fun, I have in my database, the following LEES: Abner (4 >of them), Agnes (2), Alice (2), Ambrose (3), Andrew (3), Anne (17), >Arthur (4), Barnett (2), Benjamin (2), Brooks (4), Catherine (4), >Charles (14 now), Dora (2), Dorothy (2), Eleanor (2), Elizabeth (14), >Ephraim (2), Francis, (6), George (20), Gresham (6), Guy (2), Hancock >(4), Henry (6), Isaac (5), James (12), Jesse (3), John (36), Joseph >(5), Levi (2), Lucy or Lucinda (8), Margaret (3), Mary (29), Matilda >(4), Miller (2), Nancy (9), Naomi (2), Nathanial (2), Noah (2), Peter >(2), Phoebe (2), Philip (8), Richard (26), Robert (17), Samuel (3), >Sarah (11), Stephen (4), Susannah (2), Sydney (2), Thomas (15), >Virginia (2), Walter (3), William (23) and Young (4). > >These are the single odd LEE names: Aaron, Abigail, Abraham, >Addeville, Ailsey, Albert, Alfred, Algernon, Alma, Alonzo, Amanda, Amy, >Antha, Aubrey, Aurie, Bertha, Burr, Cecilia, Columbus, Cora, Corbin, >Curtis, Daniel, DeGrafton, Earl, Edward, Ellen, Emma, Enoch, Ermadean, >Ernestine, Evaline, Evan, Ezekial, Felix, Fitzhugh, Flora, Fredonia, >Greene, Greenwood, Hannah, Horace, Houston, Humphrey, Iola, Isabella, >Iziller, Jackin, Keziah, Lafayette, Laura, Leonora, Leroy, Lettice, >Lewis, Louisa, Ludwell, Luke, Luna, Minerva, Odie, Ola, Palmyra, >Permella, Priscilla, Rachel, Ralph, Raymond, Rebecca, Waid, Wesley, and >Willis. > >That was fun... If anyone on this list has any interest, I have some >knowledge about the LEE's who settled Brownwood, Brown County, Texas. > >---Lorraine > > > >==== LEE Mailing List ==== >To leave the LEE mailing list, send only the word Unsubscribe >in the subject line and in the body of an email to: >[email protected] -- if you subscribe in Mail Mode >[email protected] -- if you subscribe in Digest Mode > >============================== >New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors >at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: >http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&target >id=5429 CONFIDENTIAL This email, including any attachments, is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and contains confidential information, and is subject to intellectual property law. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any saving, printing, copying, forwarding or other distribution of this email, including any attachments, is prohibited. Please notify sender of the error by return email , delete this email, including any attachments, and remove any and all copies from your computer system(s). Thank you. mailto:[email protected] What is life? It is the flash of a firefly in the night. It is the breath of a buffalo in the wintertime. It is the little shadow which runs across the grass and loses itself in the sunset.Chief Crowfoot, Blackfoot Orator web page http://www.canuck.com/~cardinal