Hi Le: You never gave time frame for any of them? I have a Benjamin Lindsey b.1801 in my file with his ancesters back to England! If he fits send me what you have and I will send you what I have O.K. gabbie At 10:40 PM 6/19/02 -0500, you wrote: > My aunt Margaret OATES married Edgar LINDSEY s/o Benjamin F. LINDSEY Jr. I >am interested in determining who Benjamin's father was. Benjamin was >murdered by one of his slaves. >Le > > > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

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My aunt Margaret OATES married Edgar LINDSEY s/o Benjamin F. LINDSEY Jr. I am interested in determining who Benjamin's father was. Benjamin was murdered by one of his slaves. Le

Lindsay, John Georgia. Wilkes County. Will of John Lindsay. September 5, 1809. Wills property in Wilkes County to his wife, Clarisa Lindsay, and James Corbett, the seven children and executor. Signed by D. Terrell; witnessed by William Lawson, Daniel Stone. $2.00 12-6-67 Permanent loan - Mansion Index to the Small Manuscript Collection Russell Library: http://library.gcsu.edu/~sc/collections/small/smallman.html you would have to contact them to get the will. josie

Looking for desc. of Levi Lindsey (1790-1800 - bef 1850) Levi Lindsey, b. 1790-1800 TN, d. possibly before 1850 Fayette Co. AL (no marker found), was possibly a brother of William L. Lindsey and Jacob Lindsey. Levi Lindsey married Juda ____ b. Feb.7, 1805, in TN, NC, or MS (according to different census records) d. Dec.28, 1893 Fayette Co. AL. Juda (Judah - Judy) is buried in Bethlehem Cemetery north of Fayette. Her tombstone reads " Of the virtuous and Godly woman the Bible says that her children shall arise and call her blessed. Is life then a sacrifice? Aged 88 yrs. 10 mo. 21 days." Sharlene Stough of Fayette, AL lists three possible children of Levi and Juda Lindsey, which are difficult to account for: Levi Lindsey, b. Sept.18,1819, m. Delitha Douglas Alley, Emily Lindsey, b. ca 1823 m. J.S. Clifton, and Temperance Lindsey, b. ca 1825 m. Daniel G. Kirkland. The difficulty with the son Levi is that Juda would have been only fourteen years old when he was born (this is possible). One researcher Sharlene talked with surmised that Levi may have had a previous wife, but I have been unable to find anything supporting this theory. The difficulty with Emily and Temperance is that I cannot account for them in the 1830 or 1840 census records. Both of these years list two males of the right ages and I suppose that it's possible that this was just a misprint both times. Of course this would then leave out Levi in 1830 as a son. It is possible that one or all are children of Levi's brothers. The known children of Levi and Juda Lindsey are: Salena Lindsey, b. ca 1827, James M. Lindsey b. Dec.4,1828, m. Nancy Jane Walden, Clarissa (Chelsia?) Lindsey b. ca 1832 m. Calvin Guin, John Lindsey b. ca 1834, Ellen Lindsey b. ca 1836, Martin L. Lindsey b. ca 1837 m. Margaret Redus (Mrs. James F. Molloy), Catharine (Caroline?) Lindsey b. ca 1838, Martha Adaline Lindsey b. Mar.5,1839 m. John T. Yerby, Laura Susan Lindsey b. ca 1841, (10) Louisa (Lisa?) Ann Lindsey b. ca 1844. Devin Carr Lindsey 2868 E. Lake RD West Columbia, TX 77486-7132

Hi Christie: Because of Katie and Josie I know you are looking in MD. & UK. for Lindseys This John & maybe Anthony came to St.Cherles Co.Md and the rest of them were b.in U.S.A. This is the first line I will send you I dont have domintation on a lot of them as I got the data from the internet but I did keep notes and will send you what I have if interested(my outline Genealogy report did not include them) some of them can Be found in Queen Ann Co,MD. Descendants of John Lindsey 1 John Lindsey 1670 - 1720 .. +Polly Parker 1672 - 1722 ......... 2 Anthony Lindsay 1714 - 1740 ............. +Alice Page 1705 - .................... 3 Samuel Lindsay 1728 - 1800 ........................ +sarah 1725 - .................... 3 JohnTolson Lindsay 1730 - .................... 3 Anthony Lindsay 1736 - 1808 ........................ +Rachel Ann Dorsey 1738 - ............................... 4 John Cole Lindsay 1759 - ................................... +Sussannah Sukie Dowden 1758 - ............................... *2nd Wife of John Cole Lindsay: ................................... +Miriam Sneed Scott 1765 - ............................... 4 Kate Lindsay 1756 - ......... 2 Angus Crowford Lindsey 1718 - ......... 2 Archibald Lindsey 1719 - ......... 2 Aaron Lindsey 1720 - ......... 2 DAVID B LINDSEY 1720 - 1758 ............. +Mary Fleming 1725 - .................... 3 HEZEKIAH LINDSEY 1747 - 1826 ........................ +Eliza unknown 1739 - .................... 3 Edward Lindsey 1750 - .................... 3 William Lindsey 1757 - 1838 .................... 3 DAVID JR. LINDSEY 1735 - 1815 ........................ +Nancy 1740 - 1814 .................... *2nd Wife of DAVID JR. LINDSEY: ........................ +Nancy unknown 1740 - 1814 ......... 2 William Lindsey 1759 - 1825 ............. +Ann Minson 1760 - 1782 .................... 3 James Lindsey 1780 - 1783 ......... *2nd Wife of William Lindsey: ............. +Frances Goode 1768 - 1826 .................... 3 Jefferson Lindsey 1787 - .................... 3 Elizabeth Lindsey 1788 - 1901 .................... 3 Annie Lindsey 1789 - 1801 .................... 3 Rowan Rebecca Lindsey 1790 - ........................ +wALTER Hooper 1787 - .................... 3 jAMES H LlINDSEY 1790 - ........................ +Elizabeth Allen 1795 - ............................... 4 Rueben s Lindsey 1819 - ............................... 4 Frances Lindsey 1821 - ............................... 4 Mary Emaline Lindsey' 1823 - ............................... 4 Phinehas E Lindsey 1824 - ............................... 4 Elizabeth C LIndsey 1826 - .................... 3 Mary Lindsey 1793 - .................... 3 Thomas Goode Lindsey 1795 - 1841 ........................ +Susan Abbott 1794 - ............................... 4 William Westley Lindsey 1820 - 1850 ............................... 4 Merritt Henry Lindsey 1821 - ............................... 4 Laffayette Page Lindsey 1822 - 1880 ................................... +Sarah Ann Berry 1830 - 1873 ............................... 4 AAron Granville Lindsey 1824 - ............................... 4 Mildred Lindsey 1826 - ............................... 4 Thomas WatKIns Lindsey 1832 - 1902 ................................... +Martha Caroline Adams 1835 - 1881 .................... 3 William R Lindsey 1798 - 1826 .................... 3 AAron J Lindsey 1800 - ........................ +Fannie Allen 1805 - ............................... 4 Petter Lindsey 1825 - .................... 3 Martha Ann Lindsey 1801 - ........................ +Albert Moody 1798 -

Found these last night while sifting thru my old Pennsylvania Church Records. I know nothing else about these lines. The year was 1775 St. James Episcopal (Anglican) 18th Century church records from Lancaster County, PA. *On Dec 7, 1775 a James LINDSAY of the 26th Regt. Married a Mary MYERS* Not 1 other LINDSAY in my files, and they're pretty extensive BUT below are the MYERS that I found, spelled as MEYER MYERS MIER(S) ALL 1775 Ann m. on Nov 11 to John FRANCISCUS at St. James Elizabeth on June 13 m. John BEAR, license exists John b Apr 2 m. Anna Maria THERITHINGER, license exists Mary m. John LINDSEY on Dec 7 Ann Oct 17 m. John SMITH Christian (Female) Jan 8 m. John DENNIS Mary May 18th m. Laurence MASKELL Richard on June 21 m. Anne MOOR Susanna March 29 m. Nicholas KIMMEL, published A little history on St. James http://www.lancasterpa.net/photo_tour/historic_buildings/st_james.htm Founded in 1744, St. James Parish is the oldest Episcopal Parish in the County.  In 1753 the first building was completed, sans steeple. In 1761 a cupola was added for the bell. The original church, outgrown by 1820, was torn down and replaced by a red brick structure which is now the central portion of the nave. Its original Georgian style subsequently gave way to the present Lombard-Romanesque architecture with the expansion of the church in the 1870s. The present tower was erected in 1880. St. James' House was built beside the old rectory in  1903. The most recent addition is the arcade, enclosing a garden of greenery, erected in 1961-2.   A tour of the memorial tablets in the sanctuary, and the graves in the ancient, elm-shaded churchyard, reveal the names of such worthies as George Ross, signer of the Declaration of Independence; Capt. Stephen Chambers, Judge Jasper Yeats and ironmaster Robert Coleman, all members of the State Convention which ratified the Constitution of the United States. Also resting here are Edward Shippen, chairman of the Lancaster Committee of Correspondence during the Revolution and Gen. Edward Hand, friend and Adjutant General to George Washington. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Chrystie, ROOTSWEB LIST ADMIN. FOR THE BROOKOVER COWGER KRABAL MAJOR MAYERS MOYERS MYRES GROUPS

>Source: KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [KYNICHOL] Blue Licks Memorial > >Just came from Blue Licks and here goes: > >Front of Memorial Monument: > >"This monument, the gift of a grateful commonwealth, commemorates the >heroic pioneers who, in defence of Kentucky, here fought and fell in the, >in the Battle of Blue Licks, August 19, 1782." > >Colonel-Commandment >John Todd, killed > >Lieutenant-Colonels >Daniel Boone >Stephen Trigg, killed > >Captains >John Allison >John Beasley, captured >John Bulger, killed >John Gordon, killed >Samuel Johnson >Joseph Kincaid, killed >Gabriel Madison, killed >William McBride, killed >Clough Overton, killed >Robert Patterson > >Lieutenants >William Gilvins, killed >Thomas Hinson, killed >John Kennedy, killed >James McGuire, killed >Barnett Rogers, killed > >Ensign >John Murtry, captured >Joseph Lindsey, killed > >"So valiantly did our small party fight, to the memory of those who >unfortunately fell in the Battle, enough of Honour cannot be paid." > Daniel Boone > >Monument dedicated August 19, 1928 > > Right side of Monument > >"The men who fought in the Battle of the Blue Licks were as wel qualified >from experience to face the Indians as any body of men that were ever >collected. > Robert Patterson > >Privates who were killed: >Charles Black >Samuel Brannon >Israel Boone >James Brown, surveyor >Esau Corn >Hugh Cunningham >John Douglass >William Eades >Charles Ferguson >Ezekiel Field >John Folley >Daniel Foster >John Fry >Little James Grahm >Jervis Green >Daniel Greggs >Francis Harper >Matther Harper >William Harris >James Ledgewood, captured and killed >Francis McBride >Isaac McCracken >Andrew McConnell >Henry Miller >Gilbert Marshall >John Nelson >John Nutt >John O'Neal >Drury Polley >John Price >William Robertson >Matthais Rose >James Smith >William Smith >John Stapleton >William Stephens >Val. Stern >John Stevenson >William Stewart >Richard Tomlison >John Wilson >Israel Wilson >John Wilson >Matthew Wylie >William Shannon >Archibald Woods >Thomas Farrier >John Jolly >Joseph Oldfield > Ottawas and Chippawas > > > Back Side of Monument > > No names > >Shawnees and Delawares > >"To the unknownheroes who took part in the Battle of Blue Licks." > > Bottom of Monument > >This "Last Battle of the Revolution" was fought between 182 Kentuckians, >commanded by Colonel John Todd, on the American side, and about 240 >Indians and Canadians, commanded by Captain William Caldwell, on the >British side." > > Left Side of Monument > >Wyandots and Mingoes > >"They advanced in the divisions in good order and gave us a volley and >stood to is very well for some time." > Captain William Caldwell > >Privates who escaped: >William Barbee >Samuel Boone >Squire Boone, Jr. Wounded >Jerry Craig >George Corn >William Field >Whitfield Craig >Edward Graham >Thomas Gist >James Graham >Squire Grant >Benjamin Hayden >Peter Harget >James M. January >James Kincaid >Wainright Lea >James McBride >William May >James McCullough >Andrew Morgan >James Morgan, captured, but escaped >John Morgan >Benjamin Netherland >John Pitman >James Ray >Aaron Reynolds >James Rose >Lewis Rose, captured >Abraham Scholl >Joseph Sholl >Peter Sholl >Samuel Scott >John Smith >Andrew Steele >Jacob Stevens >Thomas Stevenson >Jacob Stucker >James Swart >Henry Wilson >James Twyman >Jesse Yokum, captured >James Elijah Woods, captured >Robert Scott >George Smith >Bartlett Searcy >John Searcy >Samuel Shortridge >William Shott >Edmond SIngleton >Anthony Sowdusky >Josiah Wilson >John Sunmer >Samuel Woods >John Hambleton >John Hart >James Hays >James Harrod >Henry Higgins >John Hinch >Charles Hunter >Jacob Hunter >Ephraim January >William Lam >John Little >James McConnell >Mordecai Morgan >Henry Nixon >James Norton >Matthew Patterson >John Peake >Alexander Penlin >Robert Poague >Elisha Pruett >Andrew Rule >Thomas Akers >William Aldridge >Elijam Allen >James Allen >Abraham Bowman >Thomas Brooker >James Colburn, wounded >Jacob Coffean >Joseph Collins >Edward Corn >William Custer >Richard Davis >Theodorus Davis >Peter Dierly >Thomas Ficklin >Henry French >Henry Grider >Jeremiah Gullian > >Small Monument to the left of large one: > >This memorial was erected to honor those individuals whose names were >omitted from the original monument. New research has provided these >additional names and correced previous information regarding those >individuals who so gloriously served Kentucky at the Battle of Blue Licks. > >Thomas Boone killed >James Childress captured but escaped >James Ward escaped > >This monument erected in April, 1999 by the Childeres Childress family >association and the Kentucky Department of Parks. > > >Chuck, took me about 25 minutes of typing, but was also helping Bob with >some pictures. > >Bert > >Subject: [KYNICHOL] Blue Licks Memorial > > > > It is my understanding that there is a memorial at Blue Licks State > Park that lists all the participants in the Battle of Blue Licks in 1782. > I'm wondering if anyone has a transcription of those names. Thanks, > > R. L. McIlvain, (Mac) > > McIlvain, McCullough, Myers, Morgan, McCarty > > > > > > > > ==== KYNICHOL Mailing List ==== > > "Forbidden fruit creates many jams" > > > >

Our evening newspaper contained an article that listed the gravesite of one Herbert Lindsay who died in 1883 at the age of 29 years. I wanted to let everyone know on the outside chance that he might be someone you've been looking for. Some students at the College of Charleston (SC) were "uncovering and cleaning old graves as part of an assignment" in the graveyard of the Cathedral of St. Luke and St. Paul in Charleston, SC. One of the tombstones found and cleaned was that of the above mentioned Mr. Lindsay. There was no further information in the article about this person. The article is from THE ITEM, Thursday, May 30, 2002, Volume 107, Number 224; page 8A; Sumter, SC; and is entitled "Students find lost graves in Charleston". sandiet

They are not listed ----- Original Message ----- From: Philip Lindsey <galloglas@pars.net> To: <LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 3:16 PM Subject: Re: [LINDSEY] ANCESTORS TO OKLAHOMA > Hi Lou, > > I think my Missouri Asberry is a different guy (indeed, if he is only one guy in > Missouri). What I have is this. > > 1) Asbury Linza, 1860 Federal Census, Buchanan County, Mo. > 2) Asbury D. Lindsey, GLO Records, bought 320 acres, Jackson Co, Mo, 5/1/1857 > (1&2 are probably the same) > 3) Ashberry Lindsey married Matilda Absher on 2/26/1863, Iron County, MO. > (my hunch is #3 is not the same as 1 &2) > > Think this is a miss, but maybe there is some connection through umpteenth > cousins. > > Best Regards, > > Phil > > Lou Morton Ellis wrote: > > > Hi Suzi, It would be wonderful if you would see if WESLEY > > ASBERRY LINDSEY/LINSEY is listed. I'll say a little prayer > > that he is -- and hopefully with a wife named FRANCES. > > Gramma Lou > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Suzi Motley" <blmsuzi@wilmington.net> > > To: <LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 3:57 PM > > Subject: [LINDSEY] ANCESTORS TO OKLAHOMA > > > > Hi Lists, > > > > I have purchased a 2 volume set titled "THE 1890 CHERKOEE > > NATION CENSUS INDIAN TERRITORY (OKLAHOMA)" transcribed by > > Barbara Benge. These books are wonderful and are INDEXED. > > If you have ancestors who moved to this area prior to the > > 1890 census I would be glad to do lookups for you. My 2x > > great grandfather moved to the Indian Territory from > > Paulding County, GA in the late 1880's. It was first > > thought that he had died prior to 1890 but he is listed on > > this census. > > Please email me at blmsuzi@wilmington.net > > > > Suzi Motley > > Wilmington, NC > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online > > genealogy records, go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1 > > 237 > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Hi Lou, I think my Missouri Asberry is a different guy (indeed, if he is only one guy in Missouri). What I have is this. 1) Asbury Linza, 1860 Federal Census, Buchanan County, Mo. 2) Asbury D. Lindsey, GLO Records, bought 320 acres, Jackson Co, Mo, 5/1/1857 (1&2 are probably the same) 3) Ashberry Lindsey married Matilda Absher on 2/26/1863, Iron County, MO. (my hunch is #3 is not the same as 1 &2) Think this is a miss, but maybe there is some connection through umpteenth cousins. Best Regards, Phil Lou Morton Ellis wrote: > Hi Suzi, It would be wonderful if you would see if WESLEY > ASBERRY LINDSEY/LINSEY is listed. I'll say a little prayer > that he is -- and hopefully with a wife named FRANCES. > Gramma Lou > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Suzi Motley" <blmsuzi@wilmington.net> > To: <LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 3:57 PM > Subject: [LINDSEY] ANCESTORS TO OKLAHOMA > > Hi Lists, > > I have purchased a 2 volume set titled "THE 1890 CHERKOEE > NATION CENSUS INDIAN TERRITORY (OKLAHOMA)" transcribed by > Barbara Benge. These books are wonderful and are INDEXED. > If you have ancestors who moved to this area prior to the > 1890 census I would be glad to do lookups for you. My 2x > great grandfather moved to the Indian Territory from > Paulding County, GA in the late 1880's. It was first > thought that he had died prior to 1890 but he is listed on > this census. > Please email me at blmsuzi@wilmington.net > > Suzi Motley > Wilmington, NC > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online > genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1 > 237 > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Hi Lists, Since I posted I would do look ups on the 1890 Cherokee/Oklahoma census I have received over 150 requests. PLEASE-PLEASE DO NOT AK IF THERE ARE ANY "SMITH" OR BOLES" ETC LISTED. There are some names that have 30-40 names etc. YOU NEED to be specific. I do not have the time to list just the names. I am doing specific look-ups. Please be patient. I will respond back to you but I have a full time job & I am working in my yard this weekend. Thanks for understanding. Suzi

Hello List, In going through some old papers, I found two newspaper articles: (1) Preston Mosley Killed Accidentally By Truck - Metter, GA, 1941? and (2) John Henry Harelson and Theodore Berry of Metter charged with reckless driving. If anyone is interested, let me know and I'll send the full text. I also found a letter to my grandmother written by Belle Hamm from Savannah in 1943. Who was Belle Hamm? Denise Lindsey Wells Falls Church, VA

Hi Phil, Thanks for responding. I am trying to send this, but on my screen the print looks so very small -- I hope you can read it. Let me know if you can't. However I can tell you the answer to your question and that may be all you want anyway. He was born Jan. 16, 1832. Gramma Lou Wesley Asberry Lindsey Generation No. 1 1. Wesley Asberry3 Lindsey (Jacob Abrell2, Jacob1) (Source: (1) LDS Family Search Ancestral File, "Electronic," (AFN:B5CO-V9)., (2) Ancestry.com, "Electronic," Gmjackie49@aol.com.) was born Jan 16, 1832 in Near Macon, Bibb, GA (Source: Carmen Davis, "Electronic."), and died in Dustin, OK (Source: (1) Carmen Davis, "Electronic," "Letter #2 from John Alice Alzena Lindsey Leggett, says he moved to Ark. I am assuming he died there.", (2) Sally Lucius, "Electronic," ""I received a letter from one of Talithia Jane Lindsey Davis grandson, Carroll Glen Davis back in 1995.....any way, he said that Wesley Asberry Lindsey came to Arkansas and went on to Dustin, Oklahoma and died threre...."). He married (1) Cyntha Robinson (Source: (1) Carmen Davis, "Electronic.", (2) Sally Lucius, "Electronic."), daughter of Arther Robinson and Elizabeth Lindsey. She was born Unknown (Source: Carmen Davis, "Electronic."). He married (2) Frances (Lindsey) Bef. 1854 (Source: 1860 Calhoun MS Federal Census, (19 Aug. 1860).). She was born Abt. 1838 in Mississippi, and died Unknown. He married (3) Emmaline Hunt (Source: (1) Eloise Fretz Potter & Timothy Wiley Rackley, RACKLEY, A SOUTHERN COLONIAL FAMILY, (Potter Publication Services, 9433 Baker Rd., Zebulon, NC), 375., (2) Felicia Gourdin & Clara Hunt Miller, HUNT Gedcom File, "Electronic.") Abt. 1855 (Source: Internet, "Electronic," http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lane/1191/d0004/g0000031. html#1971.), daughter of Moses Hunt and Malinda Redwine. She was born Abt. 1834 in Bibb, GA (Source: (1) Internet, "Electronic," Family Search, group record., (2) Courtney Tompkins, "Electronic," <tompkin@c2i2.com>, b. abt 1836 in MS.). Notes for Wesley Asberry Lindsey: In the 1840 Census, Wesley A. is listed as age 8, which would have made him born in 1832 and he had a brother named Isaac S. who was 4 (1836). Wesley was born in Georgia according to this census. In the August 19th, 1860 Census, Wesley is listed as being age 28 (1832). His son "Cornelius Linsey" is listed as being born in 1857 which is two years earlier than thought to be his birth year, if this is indeed my grandfather. Wesley's wife is named "Frances" and my grandparents named their second daughter "Frances". My Grandparent's first daughter was named "Dovie" which , I assume, is a variation on the maiden name of my grandmother, which was "Dover." In this 1860 Census, Wesley was listed as a Farmer with the value of his personal property listed as $200. .Listed just ahead of them in the census is an Isaac S. Linsey, age 24 (1836), married to an Elizabeth, who could be Wesley's brother and the namesake of "Isaac Cornelius Lindsey" Also, just above them is listed a "Jacob Linsey", age 54, who could have been the father of both Wesley and Isaac Linsey. He also had a son named William, born in 1856 who could have been named for his brother, William M. (1838).I also wonder if the "M" could have stood for "Madison" the name of one of my Grandfather's sons. Or "Mansel" another son. 1860 Census -- Roll 578 pg. (103)639 Aug. 19, Calhoun Co. Mississippi, P. O. Banner Township More About Wesley Asberry Lindsey: Census 1: 1840, Listed as age 8 (b. 1832) Census 2: Oct 30, 1850, Listed as 18 (b.1832) LaFayette, Miss. (Source: 1850 LaFayette, MS Census, #M-432, Roll #375, pg 132.) Census 3: Aug 19, 1860, Calhoun Co., MS Listed as 28 (1832) Farmer (Source: 1860 Calhoun Co., MS Census, (Aug. 19, 1860).) Religion: "Was a Methodist preacher." Residence 1: Aft. 1868, "Came to Arkansas shortly after Talitha Jane came. (Source: Carroll G. Davis letter, (June 22, 1995).) Residence 2: "Moved out to Dustin, Oklahoma, where he died. (Source: (1) Carroll G. Davis letter, (June 22, 1995)., (2) Wanda Stradling Kartchner, "Electronic," "I have a copy of a letter written on 3 August 1982 from Carroll G. Davis to Martin Lindsey of Irving, Texas, saying that the Wesley Asberry Lindsey family moved to Hatfield, Arkansas and then migrated to Oklahoma.") More About Frances (Lindsey): Census: 1860, Calhoun Co., MS, age 22 More About Wesley Lindsey and Frances (Lindsey): Marriage: Bef. 1854 (Source: 1860 Calhoun MS Federal Census, (19 Aug. 1860).) More About Wesley Lindsey and Emmaline Hunt: Marriage: Abt. 1855 (Source: Internet, "Electronic," http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lane/1191/d0004/g0000031. html#1971.) Children of Wesley Lindsey and Frances (Lindsey) are: i. William4 Lindsey, b. Bef. Aug 19, 1856, Banner, Calhoun, MS (Source: (1) Carmen Davis, "Electronic.", (2) 1860 Calhoun Co., MS Census, (Aug. 19, 1860), Roll #578, P.O. Banner, Aug. 19, 1860, Listed as age 4.); d. Unknown. Notes for William Lindsey: William "Linsey" is listed as age 4 in the Aug. 19, 1860 Census of Calhoun County, P. O. Banner Township, Mississippi, Roll 578 pg (103)639. More About William Lindsey: Census: 1860, P. O. Banner, Calhoun Co., MS, age 4 (Source: 1860 Calhoun Co., MS Census, (Aug. 19, 1860), pg. 103.) ii. Isaac Cornelius Lindsey (Source: (1) Joseph L. McGriff in Odessa, TX, "Electronic," 37., (2) Dover Family FTW.FTW, (Date of import Dec. 7, 1998), "Electronic," Date of Import: Dec 7, 1998.), b. Abt. Feb 8, 1857, Calhoun, MS (Source: (1) Carmen Davis, "Electronic.", (2) 1860 Calhoun Co., MS Census, (Aug. 19, 1860), 103, Listed as Cornelius, age 3.); d. Nov 19, 1927, Norman, Montgomery Co., AR; m. Lula Jane Dover (Source: (1) Joseph L. McGriff in Odessa, TX, "Electronic," 37., (2) Dover Family FTW.FTW, (Date of import Dec. 7, 1998), "Electronic," Date of Import: Dec 7, 1998.), Mar 7, 1883, Polk Co., AR (Source: (1) Randy Dover, "Electronic.", (2) Dover Family FTW.FTW, (Date of import Dec. 7, 1998), "Electronic," Date of Import: Dec 7, 1998.); b. Apr 23, 1868, Scottsboro, Jackson Co. AL (Source: Randy Dover, "Electronic," Said born April 1867.); d. Jul 4, 1947, Norman, Montgomery Co., AR. Subject: Re: [LINDSEY] ANCESTORS TO OKLAHOMA Hi Lou, What is the DOB for your Asberry Lindsey? And was he a CW Vet? I think I have found him in Missouri on several occasions... always misspelled. Let me know and I'll take a gander as I finish this bit o' work I have in front of me. Best Regards, Phil

Hi Lou, I am a Lindsey also. My Lindsey's are from Paulding Courny GA. Could not find your names. There is a Frances but she is 2 years old. Suzi ----- Original Message ----- From: Lou Morton Ellis <lellis@ix.netcom.com> To: <LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 5:04 PM Subject: Re: [LINDSEY] ANCESTORS TO OKLAHOMA > Hi Suzi, It would be wonderful if you would see if WESLEY > ASBERRY LINDSEY/LINSEY is listed. I'll say a little prayer > that he is -- and hopefully with a wife named FRANCES. > Gramma Lou > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Suzi Motley" <blmsuzi@wilmington.net> > To: <LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 3:57 PM > Subject: [LINDSEY] ANCESTORS TO OKLAHOMA > > > Hi Lists, > > I have purchased a 2 volume set titled "THE 1890 CHERKOEE > NATION CENSUS INDIAN TERRITORY (OKLAHOMA)" transcribed by > Barbara Benge. These books are wonderful and are INDEXED. > If you have ancestors who moved to this area prior to the > 1890 census I would be glad to do lookups for you. My 2x > great grandfather moved to the Indian Territory from > Paulding County, GA in the late 1880's. It was first > thought that he had died prior to 1890 but he is listed on > this census. > Please email me at blmsuzi@wilmington.net > > > Suzi Motley > Wilmington, NC > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online > genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1 > 237 > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Hi Lou, What is the DOB for your Asberry Lindsey? And was he a CW Vet? I think I have found him in Missouri on several occasions... always misspelled. Let me know and I'll take a gander as I finish this bit o' work I have in front of me. Best Regards, Phil Lou Morton Ellis wrote: > Hi Suzi, It would be wonderful if you would see if WESLEY > ASBERRY LINDSEY/LINSEY is listed. I'll say a little prayer > that he is -- and hopefully with a wife named FRANCES. > Gramma Lou > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Suzi Motley" <blmsuzi@wilmington.net> > To: <LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 3:57 PM > Subject: [LINDSEY] ANCESTORS TO OKLAHOMA > > Hi Lists, > > I have purchased a 2 volume set titled "THE 1890 CHERKOEE > NATION CENSUS INDIAN TERRITORY (OKLAHOMA)" transcribed by > Barbara Benge. These books are wonderful and are INDEXED. > If you have ancestors who moved to this area prior to the > 1890 census I would be glad to do lookups for you. My 2x > great grandfather moved to the Indian Territory from > Paulding County, GA in the late 1880's. It was first > thought that he had died prior to 1890 but he is listed on > this census. > Please email me at blmsuzi@wilmington.net > > Suzi Motley > Wilmington, NC > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online > genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1 > 237 > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Hi Lists, I have purchased a 2 volume set titled "THE 1890 CHERKOEE NATION CENSUS INDIAN TERRITORY (OKLAHOMA)" transcribed by Barbara Benge. These books are wonderful and are INDEXED. If you have ancestors who moved to this area prior to the 1890 census I would be glad to do lookups for you. My 2x great grandfather moved to the Indian Territory from Paulding County, GA in the late 1880's. It was first thought that he had died prior to 1890 but he is listed on this census. Please email me at blmsuzi@wilmington.net Suzi Motley Wilmington, NC

Hi Suzi, It would be wonderful if you would see if WESLEY ASBERRY LINDSEY/LINSEY is listed. I'll say a little prayer that he is -- and hopefully with a wife named FRANCES. Gramma Lou ----- Original Message ----- From: "Suzi Motley" <blmsuzi@wilmington.net> To: <LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 3:57 PM Subject: [LINDSEY] ANCESTORS TO OKLAHOMA Hi Lists, I have purchased a 2 volume set titled "THE 1890 CHERKOEE NATION CENSUS INDIAN TERRITORY (OKLAHOMA)" transcribed by Barbara Benge. These books are wonderful and are INDEXED. If you have ancestors who moved to this area prior to the 1890 census I would be glad to do lookups for you. My 2x great grandfather moved to the Indian Territory from Paulding County, GA in the late 1880's. It was first thought that he had died prior to 1890 but he is listed on this census. Please email me at blmsuzi@wilmington.net Suzi Motley Wilmington, NC ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1 237

Debbie, Below is the will I'm talking about... Would you be so kind as to display Joel LINDSEY'S will for me, as well.... ;) Jesse LINDSEY WILL The court (Probate) records of Jesse LINDSEY , b: 1816 after his death. The papers included the following information: Sister Lydia L. LINDSEY m: Isaac HUSKEY and they had the following children: J. H. HUSKEY, Dorothy H. m: J.T. HARPER, Martha H. m: Jesse BAXTER, Melinda H. m: John REAGAN, Trotter H. m: Melvin HUSKEY, Linda H. m: George REAGAN, and S.(E or N) HUSKEY son. Sister Mary Jane LINDSEY m: Sam MCGAHA with children: Eliz. m: Silas RENFRO, Hannah m: Dallas HARPER, Margaret m: Manning MCCARTER, Lina m: J.H. RAMSEY, and Sarah m: WILLIAMS. Brother Sherrod LINDSEY m: Polly MATTHEWS, children: W.R. LINDSEY, Margaret m: B.H. Brannam, Sarah m: David WILLIAMS, Robert LINDSEY, and Amanda m: J. H. WHALEY. *** MY LINE: Brother Andy LINDSEY with children: Margaret Caroline LINDSEY m: (James) Napoleon MYERS who had a bastard child, Selina HAYWORTH <=== ***WHO IS SHE? HAWORTH***. Brother John A. LINDSEY, m: Polly HUSKEY, children: Jesse M. LINDSEY, Martha m: William OWNBY, Linda m: C.P. WHALEY, W. B. LINDSEY, John Pinkney LINDSEY, and Dolly m: F. E. HUSKEY. Children of Dolly HUSKEY are: J.N. HUSKEY, James H. HUSKEY, Mary E. m: W.C. WHEELER, Alice, Callie, Alonzo, Leander, Belle, Daniel H. HUSKEY, J. Ashley HUSKEY, and Minnie M. HUSKEY. Brother Eli R. LINDSEY m: Mary Cardwell, children: N.E. LINDSEY, Rogers LINDSEY , M.S.J. m: Perry LOVEDAY, and Robert P. LINDSEY. Shows grandchildren of Wm. LINDSEY and Phoebe Broyles LINDSEY: George BAZTER and Mary m: Jackson CAUGHRON. c/of Rachael L. & Sanders BAXTER. Her second marriage to Joel DENNIS with ch: Matalida m: Anderson MCGAHA, John DENNIS, Sanders DENNIS, and Nancy m: William MCGAHA. Hannah LINDSEY and Fredrick Jackson SHULTZ, with child Martin Van Buren SHULTZ m: Matilda SHULTZ, with children: Addie Gilbert, Elisie, Georgia, Frank, Marshall S., and Bates SHULTZ. Also, children of Barbara Ann SHULTZ m: Noah HUSKEY, they are: Jacob, John, W.N., and W. H. HUSKEY. Showed that Salina HUSKEY, daughter of Lydia LINDSEY and Isaac HUSKEY, had a bastard child named: Trotter HUSKEY m: Martha MATTHEWS. Jesse LINDSEY property was sold and divided between many to pay his debt. He had about $300 and needed $450 to pay everyone. Sold his property was sold. Some heirs only getting 1/33's of 1%. A copy of this legal work is now in the Sevier County Library (maybe not online but you can request a copy of it thru snail-mail for roughly 2.00). Goto http://sevierlibrary.org/genealogy/ and look around for information on how much the wills cost. It was 2.00 and they're are some online that are numbereds. Sevier Co., TN Library has got to be the best site out here for online genealogy research thanks to Sam & others that obviously work super hard and many voluntarily! -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Chrystie, ROOTSWEB LIST ADMIN. BROOKOVER COWGER KRABAL MAJOR MAYERS MOYERS MYRES > From: LINDSEY-D-request@rootsweb.com > Reply-To: LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Tue, 21 May 2002 10:00:49 -0600 > To: LINDSEY-D@rootsweb.com > Subject: LINDSEY-D Digest V02 #33 > >

I went to the Sevierville Library site but did not find a will on Jessie Lindsey. Can you tell me what the date of the will is so I can get a copy from the State Library. Thanks for your trouble. ----- Original Message ----- From: Chrystie <administrator.c.ccm@verizon.net> To: <LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 5:51 PM Subject: [LINDSEY] Re: LINDSEY-D Digest V02 #32 > Debbie Honeycutt, > > There is a will placed online by Sevierville library - look it up over at > gedcom forum for Sevier County, TN. It's there - that's what will I'm > talking about, the one you mention is much later as it shows my ggg James > Napoleon is by that time dead! > > -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- > Chrystie, ROOTSWEB LIST ADMIN. > BROOKOVER COWGER KRABAL MAJOR MAYERS MOYERS MYRES > > > From: LINDSEY-D-request@rootsweb.com > > Reply-To: LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com > > Date: Mon, 20 May 2002 12:00:43 -0600 > > To: LINDSEY-D@rootsweb.com > > Subject: LINDSEY-D Digest V02 #32 > > > > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >