I am searching for information on Anderson Leamon, born about 1826 in Tennessee and died after 1915. He married Martha "Patsy" Gardner. Their children are: William Hamilton, Samuel Thomas, Elizabeth, Frances, Matilda, James Ben and Alfred. Any help on this family would be appreciated. SusieQ1160@aol.com

Found this item of interest from Records of Casper Stoever of PA: Catarina of Theobaldt Jung, born 1736, baptized June 18, 1737. Spon: John George Kuntz and wife Catarina. Debbie Malec drmalec@spyrnet.com Homepage- http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5038/index.htm

I corresponded with someone who was looking for Adolphus(?) Lemmons/Lemons/Leamons. I have lost your e-mail address. I have some information that you might like. Please e-mail me, and I'll share what I have found. sheila jjjmetal@ipa.net

Can any one help me with a David Lehman born Dec 3 1823 who married Elizabeth Armold both being from York Pa. They had 8 children.

My Jacob Layman/Lehman/Lemon m. 20 Dec 1813, Jefferson Co TN, Sarah Ailey/Ealy/Ailee. He was born 17 Nov 1778, VA? and she was born 29 Mar 1790, TN; both died after 1840, possibly in Wayne Co IL. Does anyone have any clues for ancestry?

Yes, I'm interested. Please include me on the list. Main area of research is Lehmanns in Hungary, emigrating from Germany 1750's(?). Thanks very much. Heidi Lehmann

Does anyone have information concerning John Lemons? I believe he md. Anna Shinault dau. of Issac Shinault of Bedford Co., TN. James A. Rollins <willows@rose.net>

Seeking information about the Lemmon/Lemon families of Scott Co KY, especially - Margaret A Lemon, b 12 May 1816 Scott Co KY, d 24 Dec 1891 Cynthiana, Harrison Co., KY; m Joseph R Barbee ca 1834 Scott Co KY. I have information on the 11 children of Margaret A Lemon and Joseph R Barbee but I am at a standstill in proving the parents of Margaret A. Lemon. Their first two daughters were named Mary and Josephine, possible family names of Margaret A. Lemon since they do not appear in the Barbee family. Strong posibility for parents of Margaret A. are Joseph I. Lemmon and Margaret Leathers who also have a daughter named Josephine and Mary Ann. But I can find no proof of Margaret A as a daughter. Any new lead would be appreciated. Carole Gregory cgregory@prodigy.net

Working Tennessee for the relatives of my mother-in-laws half sister Rosa Lemons who is a daughter of Clyde Morris and Lena May Lemons. Rosa would like to find more information about her mother since she died when she was very young. She doesn't even have a picture of her. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you, Fred Salter http://www.alaska.net/~fsalter mailto:fsalter@alaska.net PS. Cora Lemons is a Lemons that is not a typo. She married Jasper Lemons but we don't know his parents yet. Descendants of Jim Lemons 1 Jim LEMONS b: Apr 5, 1871 d: Feb 11, 1935 Cemetary: Mt. Sulphur Cemetary ..... +Phoebe Louise Father: Mother: ...... 2 Cora Idella LEMONS Source: Tombstone b: Apr 17, 1881 in Tennessee d: Oct 8, 1977 in Tennessee Cemetary: Mt. Sulphur Cemetary ............. +Jasper LEMONS b: Abt. 1873 in Tennessee d: Abt. 1940 Father: Mother: .............. 3 Lena May LEMONS b: Aug 3, 1907 in Grand View, Tn Rhea Co. d: Aug 10, 1932 in Rockwood, Tn. Roane Co. Cemetary: Johnson Stand Cemetary ..................... +Clyde MORRIS b: May 22, 1900 in Rhea County, TN src: Death Certificate d: Aug 28, 1975 in Crossville, Cumberland, TN src: Death Certificate m: Bef. 1930 Cemetary: Johnson Stand Cemetary Grandview, TN Father: John Quincy MORRIS Mother: Martha Evaline GIBBS .............. 3 [1] Minnie May LEMONS b: May 11, 1909 in Tennessee d: May 25, 1965 ..................... +Arthur MILLER b: in Meigs County, TN m: in Meigs County, TN Father: Mother: .............. *2nd Husband of [1] Minnie May Lemons: ..................... +Henry McCoy MORRIS b: Mar 1, 1910 in Rhea County, TN src: 1920 census lists them as 8 yrs old. SS Index from John. Since they are twins Henry's birthdate must be the same. d: Oct 26, 1986 in Rhea County, TN m: May 4, 1927 in Rhea co., Tn. src: marriage License Cemetary: Johnson Stand Cemetary Father: John Quincy MORRIS Mother: Martha Evaline GIBBS .............. 3 [2] Mattie Angeline LEMONS b: Aug 31, 1911 in Tennessee d: Nov 5, 1996 ..................... +Lige COX Father: Mother: .............. *2nd Husband of [2] Mattie Angeline Lemons: ..................... +John Roy MORRIS b: Mar 1, 1910 in Rhea County, TN src: Social Security Index 1920 Census lists as 8 yrs old. d: Nov 11, 1935 in Roane Co., Tn. m: May 4, 1927 in Rhea co., Tn. Cemetary: Piney Grove Cemetary Father: John Quincy MORRIS Mother: Martha Evaline GIBBS .............. 3 Franklin Adlock LEMONS b: Aug 19, 1916 in Tennessee ..................... +Ruthie Marie RIGGS m: Sep 9, 1940 Father: Mother: .............. 3 Alfred Cornell LEMONS b: Mar 20, 1920 d: Jun 13, 1984 in Hattiesburg, Mississippi ..................... +Chessie Lee Father: Mother: .............. 3 [3] Mabel Lucille LEMONS b: Mar 24, 1924 in Grandview, TN src: marriage License ..................... +Joe Anderson WRIGHT b: Jul 3, 1917 d: Oct 21, 1990 Father: Mother: .............. *2nd Husband of [3] Mabel Lucille Lemons: ..................... +Raymond BRADY b: 1920 src: marriage License m: Jun 21, 1941 in Grandview, TN src: marriage License Father: Mother:

Seeking information on Phillip LEMMON. Believed to have been born in KY but have no other information. Known to have been married to Julia Belle REAMS and lived in Wyandotte Co., KS in 1886 when my grandfather, Chalres Elmer, was born. Julia and Phillip separated when Charles was "5 or 6" and Julia took the children, an older sister, Dove, and went to Billings, MT. Phillip was not heard from by the family to my knowledge. Any information on ancestors or descendents will be greatly appreciated. Chuck Lemmon crlemmon@kingsnet.com

Hi, Could one of these be the man named LEMON? Robert Lemmon with brothers John and James emigrated to America in 1750, settling in Baltimore, Maryland. James LEMMON, son of Robert LEMMON, was born in 1765 near Hagerstown, MD. He served as a messenger boy during the American Revolution when a lad of twelve years--it being safer for boys to carry the messages than men. He carried messages from the camp of General George Washington to that of his father Captain Robert LEMMON and others. He lived in Washignton's camp in Valley Forge and affectionately called him Uncle George. Toward the end of the war James entered the Continental Army as a private and served until the end of the war. In 1800 James married Sarah CARR and lived in Bowling Green, KY. James LEMMON's mother was Eleanor DAVIS (born in Wales and of the Jefferson DAVIS) line. Does it seem possible that it was him or one of these LEMMON families? THIELJL@aol.com

I can't seem to find my instructions. Would someone please tell me how to unsubscribe to the list while I am on vacation? Thanks Kathy

Found this while going through my MacCORKLE file: Parts From a Letter from William A. Anderson, Charlestown WV 28 NOV 1903: ...A man ..who I think was named LEMON came to him & asked him to certify to the fact that he (LEMON) had served with the Botetourt Company in that fight, so that he might obtain a pension. My grandfather could not recall him, but LEMON told him he could mention certain incidents that would satisfy him that he (LEMON) was with the army of General Green and was at the battle of Cowpens and at Guilford. One of the incidents LEMON mentioned to him was at the battle of Cowpens. General Morgan commanded his troops not to fire until he gave the order, and then to aim at the knee buckles, which were conspicouos upon the knees of the British soldiers. A young man in the Botetourt Company, before General Morgan gave the order to fire, had leveled his rifle and was taking aim at the British who were then in point blank range. General Morgan cursed this young soldier, asking him "What in hell!" he meant by violating his orders; and the young soldier, with tears running down his checks, said "General, I'm not going to fire; I'm just takng good aim." This man LEMON told my grandfather that he (LEMON) was this young soldier. My grandfather remembered the incident distinctly and perhaps, then recalled that the man's name was LEMON. Mr LEMON, afterwards told my grandfather that he (LEMON) was present at the funeral of Lieut. MacCorkle. ( my other ancestor). Anyone know who this LEMON might be? Debbie Malec drmalec@spyrnet.com Homepage- http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5038/index.htm

Thanks to the help of Julie & other LEMMONS researchers online I have been able to update my LEMMONS line again. It can be viewed at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5038/lemmons.htm Julie, I added children & spouses for the newsletter. What is the address to order 'The LEMON familytree'? I could add that to the web page also if it is alright. Thanks, Debbie Malec drmalec@spyrnet.com Homepage- http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5038/index.htm RW- http://www.rootsweb.com/~ars/index.htm Indian Capitives- http://www.rootsweb.com/~indian/index.htm

FROM: Debbie Malec drmalec@spyrnet.com Thanks Jack for the information. I believe I have it now. My Lemmons page can be seen at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5038/lemmons.htm Thanks all who answered my query. Nice to know so many cousins are out there in cyberspace. :-)

The parents of George S. Lemmon (s) was Frederick Lemmon, Born 1759 in Frederick Co., MD. Frederick married Mary Sea on 11 June 1781. He died 1829 in Botetourt Co, VA . Mary Sea was born ca. 1765 in Berks Co., PA. She died ca. 1850 in Botetourt Co., VA. Nancy Gilleland's parents were John Gilleland born 11 Nov 1768. John married Margaret (Barclay) Paxton. I have a pedigree which goes back two generations from Frederick. If interested, give me your snail mail address and I'll send you a copy. This particular family is highlighted in THE LEMON FAMILY TREE newsletter. Vol 1-1, Jul-Sep 1992. For a copy contact Marilyn Sims Vadakin, 120 Merryhill St. Marietta, OH 45750. Good Luck Jack Lemon

I am looking for the parents of the following LEMMONS: CHILDREN: Lemon, Peter& Davis, Elinor= May 23, 1818; Lemmon, Coonrod & Gilliland, Nancy= Apr 14, 1801; Lemmons, Daniel & Bomgarner, Polly= Sep 6, 1808; Lemmons, Andrew & Bollar, Martha Patsy= 6 MAR 1804; Lemmons, George & Gilleland, Nancy= Jan 17, 1809 (all married in Botetourt, VA) I have Andrew & Martha Patsy BOLLAR-LEMMONS. Debbie Malec drmalec@spyrnet.com Homepage- http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5038/index.htm RW- http://www.rootsweb.com/~ars/index.htm Indian Capitives- http://www.rootsweb.com/~indian/index.htm

My G Grandfather George LEMON was born in Lexington, KY on 22 Oct 1829. He moved to Chillicothe, Ohio sometime before 1856 as a marriage record shows up in Ross County, Ohio that year. I am searching for his parents in KY. I have a couple of possibilities, but am unable to check records in KY as I live in Oregon. Is someone near Lexington, KY willing to do some lookups for me? If so let me know and I will forward the information I have. Jack Lemon

Michael Lehman wrote: > > Did any one get info by snail mail about the Lehman name? Its called > "The Lehman's in America from 1790 to 1997" It's suppose to contain > Census Records from 1790 and on. It was a letter sent by a John W. > Lehman. Money back quarantee in returned within 15 days of receipt. Any > takers? > Mike Lehman Don't order anything anything from this outfit. This John W. Lehman is very likely a real person who don't even know his name was used to plug the scam. This outfit had been known to send books to unknowing persons then bill them. They are under cease and desist order by the United States Postal Service. The other name of this same scamming outfit is Halbert's. -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ W. David Samuelsen Will Testators Indexes Online Visit http://www.wasatch.com/~dsam/sampubco/sampubco.htm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~