Hello Elizabeth, I very much wanted to drop you a note, your having taken the time to write me a most kind email. So, here 'tis. Laurence Lee wrote: > Philip: > > I greatly enjoyed reading your Laban Lindsey saga. In 1996 when I joined > this list, I resolved to track every Lindsey/Lindsay name I received from > any source with the goal of eventually linking them all together. However. > . .life got in the way, Life sure has a way of doing that, doesn't it! ;) > and I didn't get very far. I did however, enter the > book, Ephraim Lindsey and His Descendants, into Family Tree Maker. My > parents bought the book in the early 1960's thinking it might provide some > connections (it didn't). If anyone is interested in that database, I am > happy to provide a copy. I imagine Ron Lindsay, or someone, in conjunction with the DNA project at clanlindsey.com, will come calling (electronically) to take you up on that offer. Your original idea of tracking Linds*ys "from any source with the goal of eventually linking them all together" is one that is shared by all of those participating in the DNA project. Maybe, with all of the new advances of the Information Age, life will have a tougher time getting in our collective way. > > So, I greatly admire those of you who keep lots of names on your computers, > and can help others. I well know the thrill of making connections. Helping > others, even when you are not directly related, is very altruistic. I ran > into someone on another line who was so unhelpful, you would have thought I > had asked him to fly as send me some copies, even after I offered to pay for > stamps and photocopies. > > My point, after all this, is that researching and finding ancestors is a > great endeavor and very rewarding. But we rise to the next level when we > share with no thought of personal gain. Thank you so much for those very kind comments. But, as a man on the Academy Awards said last Sunday, it seems so odd to be noted simply for doing what our mothers and fathers had always taught us was the decent thing to do. > Philip - keep writing and letting us know what you find. You express > yourself very well and I for one will be interested in whatever you are > doing. Indeed, I will. There are some more things of interest afoot and I will make sure they are where they will meet your eye. My Very Best Wishes at Easter, Phil Lindsey > > > Elizabeth (Lindsey) Lee > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Philip Lindsey" <galloglas@pars.net> > To: <LINDSAY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2002 5:19 PM > Subject: [LINDSAY] I'll try once once more, if y'all will! > > > Dear List and Donovan, > > Hoping three is the lucky formatting number. > > > > Donovan's List The Greene CO, MO Census > > > > > > > > Name Age Sex Birthplace Name Age Sex > Birth place > > > > > > Laban ? M NC Labern 51 M > NC > > > > Margaret ? F NC Margaret 51 F > NC > > > > Martha ? F NC > > > > Sarah ? F NC > > > > Jane ? F NC Jane W. 21 F > NC > > > > Emma ? F NC Emma S. 18 F > NC > > > > Mary ? F NC Mary D. 8 F > NC > > > > William ? M NC > > > > John ? M NC John H. 15 M > > NC > > > > Columbus ? M NC Theophalus C. 12 M > > NC > > Andrew ? M NC Andrew 10 M > NC > > > > > > > > Good Luck, > > > > Phil > > > > > > ==== LINDSAY Mailing List ==== > > Search Rootsweb Archives for your Lindsay (All spellings). > > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=Lindsay > > > > ============================== > 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

In order to keep track of all of the Lindsey-Lindsay families, there needs to be a separate web site where contributions can be made. In my particular line a John Lindsey (born about 1775) has been connected to several other ancestors. That's right, he had several different biological fathers. I've seen several other families do the same. The site needs to be in a place where it will stay, and if possible, web site coordinators can change if needed. The coordinator also needs to have a love of the entire family research and wouldn't mind putting these various family lines (and their variations) in one place. That would take a very dedicated person who might take several years to complete the project. Then DNA testing might help a great deal. Putting DNA lines in the right classes would also take some doing. Is everyone ready to find out they might not be connected to ANY older Lindsey-Lindsay line? Bob

Josie, Thanks for posting information about your Zach Lindsey and other Lawrence Co., AL, Lindseys. I may be able to help a bit by identifying some of the Lindseys who appear in your list of Lawrence Co., AL, marriages: 1) C.W. Lindsey who m. Sarah Elizabeth Moseley on 13 May 1872 is Charles Washington Lindsey (7 Jan. 1848-2 Feb. 1914), son of David Dinsmore Lindsey and Sarah Parker Brooks; 2) James D. Lindsey who m. Martha W. Kitchens on 20 June 1872 is James Dennis Lindsey (17 Jan. 1838-3 Aug. 1883), son of Fielding Wesley Lindsey and Clarissa Elizabeth Brooks; 3) Martha J. Lindsey who m. Alexander Dutton on 24 May 1869 was actually Martha Jane Hampton, who had previously been married to John Wesley Lindsey, brother to Charles Washington, above; 4) W.T. Lindsey who m. Martha Livingston on 22 Dec. 1868 was William J. Lindsey (21 Sept. 1839-13 Jan. 1892), brother to James Dennis, above; 5) Fielding W. Lindsey who m. Clarissa E.B. Brooks on 20 June 1835 was Fielding Wesley Lindsey (11 Dec. 1813-21 March 1868), son of Mark Lindsey and Mary Jane Dinsmore; 6) As noted in 3, John Wesley Lindsey (1839-?) m. Martha Jane Hampton on 3 June 1862; he was brother to Charles Washington Lindsey, above; 7) The John Wesley Lindsey (1813-?) who m. Margaret Gibson on 18 March 1836 was a son of Dennis Lindsey and Jane Brooks; 8) Lavisa Lindsey who m. J.N. Wade on 31 Oct. 1872 was Louvisa Jane Lindsey (23 Feb. 1850-?), daughter of Samuel Asbury Lindsey and Mary Jane Hunter (spouse was Jasper Newton Wade); 9) Mark I. Lindsey who m. Mary Jane Harrison on 22 Oct. 1839 was Mark Jefferson Lindsey (1820-1878), another son of Dennis Lindsey and Jane Brooks; 10) Mary J. Lindsey who m. James I. Brooks on 25 Feb. 1840 was Mary Jane Lindsey (10 Nov. 1826-abt. 4 Nov. 1850), sister to Mark Jefferson above; 11) Samuel A. Lindsey who m. Mary Jane Hunter on 12 Oct. 1840 was Samuel Asbury Lindsey (1826-4 Apr. 1865), brother to Mary Jane and Mark Jefferson. These Lindseys all descend from Mark Lindsey, who was b. 1773 in Spartanburg Co., SC, d. 10 Apr. 1847 at Crowdabout, Morgan Co., AL. Abt. 1791 in Spartanburg Co., he m. Mary Jane Dinsmore, daughter of David and Margaret Dinsmore. The couple had three children: Dennis (b. 28 Dec. 1794, Spartanburg Co., SC, d. 28 Aug. 1838, Oakville, Lawrence Co. AL); Fielding Wesley (see above); and David Dinsmore (b. 3 Nov. 1815, Wayne Co., KY, d. 18 March 1873, Lawrence Co., AL). Dennis m. Jane Brooks, dau. of Thomas Brooks and Sarah Whitlock, on 18 Feb. 1813 in Wayne Co., KY. Fielding Wesley m. Clarissa E. Brooks, as above, daughter of James Brooks and Nancy Isbell. David Dinsmore Lindsey m. Sarah Parker Brooks, sister to Jane, on 1 May 1838 in Morgan Co., AL. James and Thomas Brooks were brothers. I am fairly confident that Mark Lindsey (b. 1773) was a son of Dennis Lindsey, a Revolutionary soldier in Spartanburg Co., SC. He seems to have been b. abt. 1755, prob. in Granville Co., NC, d. abt. 12 Jan. 1795 in Spartanburg Co. Dennis Lindsey (b. 1755) was a son of William Lindsey (b. abt. 1737), who d. aft. Feb. 1796 in Spartanburg Co., SC. William Lindsey (b. abt. 1737) was son of Dennis Lindsey (b. abt. 1710), who d. Aug. 1762 in Granville Co., SC. I've tracked Dennis back to Spotsylvania Co., VA, where he appears from 1728 up to 1733. I find him once in 1734/5 in Brunswick Co., VA, records. Thereafter from 1742 he's in Edgecombe, later Granville, Co., NC, records up to his death in 1762. This Dennis Lindsey seems closely connected to a William Lindsey who is also in Spotsylvania Co., VA, records from 1722 up to 1743, when he begins to appear in Brunswick Co., VA, records (with one appearance in Edgecombe Co., NC, records). This William d. bef. 26 Sept. 1768 in Brunswick Co., VA. There are a few hints that William may have originated in New Kent Co., VA. Will gladly share on these Lindseys. One note: your Zach Lindsey in Lawrence Co. had a son Jerome. Could he possibly be a descendant of the Lindsay family of Cherrypoint in Northumberland Co., VA, who used Jerome as a given name? Best, Bill Lindsey _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com

Edward Lindsey born 1834 (Tenn) Father (Conn) Mom) SC he married Melinda Burns 19 and was on the confederate census in Blount County, Al. 1862. Capt Musgroves Comp. Jane Lindsey mother 75 yrs Mary Ann Lindsey sister 29 yrs Nancy Ann Lindsey sister 24 yrs also listed in this area is Manuel, Lindsey 30 yrs old in Capt McKascal Co (believe I saw on census he was born in SC. not confirmed information right now. Elizabeth wife 27 (I do not know if he relates to Edward but he was born in SC.) William 8 Robert 6 Monroe 4 baby 1 Original book page 12 found in the Commission Court Minute Book 1862-1880 p 1-43 records are located in ;the Probate Vault of County Courthouse.place of birth not recorded on these records obtained from census rec. of Blount County, These records were found by the late Margie A. Knight her mother was a sister to my grandmother. Any help would be appreciated. llabove@camtel.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <LINDSEY-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <LINDSEY-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 4:16 AM Subject: LINDSEY-D Digest V02 #22

Hi Brenda and all, oh those Lindsays who passed thru TN - how elusive they are. mine is WILLIAM LINSEY (Lindsay) and Mary Polly ALVIS who m. in 1802 in Augusta Co. VA, Tinkling Springs Presbyterian Church. her brother Harris Alvis & her brother in Law Clarke signed the bond so maybe they all went together. We have suspected for a long time that they were in Giles TN before moving into Alabama. my gf son of William is Zachariah Lindsay b abt 1814 in TN or VA or PA depending on which kid talked to the census taker in 1850, etc. When VA is that close to TN it could be Washington Co. VA which later became TN. I have been chasing the Lindsay's for many years and have yet to find my gf Zach's siblings. There is a 12 year gap between the date of marriage 1802 and his birth of 1814, plenty of time for lots of siblings. It is most likely that Zachariah was named after his mother's brother Zachariah ALVIS, who traveled around quite a bit from VA to Sumner Co. TN to Huntsville, AL and on. My Zach married in 1835 in Huntsville, AL to Martha MONTGOMERY - so i have tried to chase the Montgomery's but there are so many of them especially in the War of 1812. They settled in Lawrence Co. Alabama where she died abt 1849 and he remarried Nancy HARRISON of Athens, Limestone Co. AL. and later they moved there and are buried there with a very nice monument. Zach was a farmer but not a dummy as he made a large family and lived thru and survived pretty well the occupation by the union. This large family was educated and had a piano where the girls became proficient in music and became music teachers. The boys became merchants. Since i have tracked the ALVIS lines until I am blue in the face and document them back to George ALVES of old Virginia 1600s, i do not think William would be allowed in the family if he was not probably old Virginia too. George has many land records and was a vestryman. Polly ALVIS had many brothers in the Rev War. Possible she met William H. Lindsay that way or they were neighbors in New Kent, Fluvanna, Hanover or Goochland. Her father David Alvis died bef 1814, her mother may be Mary Cauthorn (Vol. III, Page 400: "Lawrence Ferguson, 350 acres (New Land), Hanover County; -->adjacent Mr. Alves; Christopher Cawthon; John Crenshaw; & Thomas Grant; 25 Aug. 1731, 35 shillings." and George ALVES 3rd wife Mary CRENSHAW.) In Alabama Zachs family was Cumberland Presbyterian and like the preacher Rev. Robert Donnell so much they named one of their children Benjamin Donnell Lindsay. I went to Nashville one time and visited the old Cumberland Presb. Church. I have put some loose Lindsays as Zach's sibs just to see if I might run into something, so if you see anything here that rings any bell please reply asap! they are: 1. William Lindsay b about 1806 TN & Elizabeth: Limestone Co. Wills - Additional inventory of Willis ROBERTS estate, dec'd. Account on George Lindsay to William Lindsay, Thomas Stone and Henry Meacham. Sworn by Elizabeth Roberts, 24 March 1830. 8 children: Margaret, Elizabeth, William, Thomas, Martha, John, Caladonia and George. All born bet 1833 & 1850 and lived in Limestone Co. AL. 2. Elizabeth Lindsay b about 1808 m. 1837 in Huntsville to John W. A. GOODWIN: lived in Limestone for a while. Milton Goodwin, admin of est of John A. Goodwin, dec, est is solvent, personal prop appears in the inventory, cannot be fairly and equitably dist. among the legatees without a sale thereof, said legatees are list: James, Z. M., Milton, Sallie A. Lynn, wife of Lynn, Martha E. Buke, wife of Buck. All of Sound mind and over the age of twenty-one. Alice H. Goodwin, Mattie Lee Goodwin, William Y. Goodwin, infant children of Thomas J. Goodwin, deceased. William P. Laughmiller (infant son of Mary A. Laughmiller, formerly Mary A. Goodwin). ....one hide, one cow and yearling, one set of black smith tools, one shot gun, household and kitchen furniture, one wagon, two grindstones, one wash kettle, straw cutter. 7 children: James, Zachariah M., Milton, Sallie A., Martha E., Thomas J. & Mary A Lindsay. John T. Goodwin, 20, 60, 100, -, 65 on 1850 agri census Lawrence Co. AL. (where Zach Lindsay lived at that time). 3. George Lindsay b abt 1810: Limestone C. Abstract Deed Bk 7: 23 Apr 1845, George C. Lindsay indebted to Wm P. Long for $13.71; sells horse and ferry boat to pay debt. 11 Nov 1845, George C. Lindsay indebted to A. J. Lindsay (Andrew Jackson Lindsay, son of the other William Lindsay in Limestone, who was a Capt. in CSA and relocated to St. Louis, MO) for $20.00; sells household good to John T. Murfee to pay debt. (The family of Andrew Jackson Lindsay has been documented to descend from a William from Norfolk, VA m. to a Mary Ann, who came to Limestone Co. AL abt 1830. Does not seem to connect to ours and neither does the David Lindsay line of Shelby, AL- PA to VA to TN to AL. or the Dennis Lindsay line-NC/SC to KY to AL of Lawrence Co. AL or the Lindsay line in Lauderdale Co. AL.) 4. My ZACH: Zachariah was on the 1850 census records in Lawrence Co. AL. Pg 391 - Dist 8, Dwell/Fam 385 RE $300. Zachariah, age 36 b TN farmer; Mary,13 AL; Elizabeth, 11 AL; James, 7 AL; Ferdinand, 4 AL; Thomas, age 1, AL. (a widower, Martha Montgomery abt 1849). In 1860 he is in Lawrence Co. AL. Zachariah, age 45, b TN RE $1,000, PP $1,500 #890 Sou. Nancy, age 32, AL; Susan, 20 AL; Elizabeth 19 AL; William 17 AL; Ferdinand 14 AL; Thomas 11 AL; Benjamin 7 AL; Jerome 5 AL; Estelle 3, AL; Buchanan 1 AL. (with new wife Nancy Harrison & my gf Buchanan Harrison Lindsay). *** From: Tlind44 <Tlind44@aol.com> Date: Sun, 1 Mar 1998 12:21:26 EST To: jbass@digital.net, lindsay-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Lawrence Co. Al. Lindsays Lawrence Co. AL Marriages: C.W. Lindsay to Miss S.E. Mosley 5-13-1872, James D. Lindsay to Martha W. Kitchens 6-20-1872, Martha J.Lindsay to Alexander Dutton 5-24-68, Mary S. Lindsay to James Newman 6-12-1868, W.T.Lindsay to Martha Livingston 12-22-1868, Fielding W. Lindsey to Clarissa E. B. Brooks 6-20-35, J.W.Lindsey to Martha Hampton 6-3-62, John W. Lindsey to Margaret Gibson 3-18-1836 Lavisa Lindsey to J.N.Made 10-31-1872, M.E.Lindsey to G.W.Brown 12-22-1872, >>>Mark I.Lindsey to Mary Jane Harrison 10-22-39, have not made link to Harrisons in N AL. Mary J.Lindsey to James J. Brooks 2-25-1840, Newtha Lindsey to Francis B.Moore, 5-10-1836, Samual A. Lindsey to Mary Jane Hunter 10-12-1840 Lawrence Co. AL Census: !820 census: Dennis Lindsay, Mark Lindsey, John Linsey. 1830 census: Dennis Lindsay, John Lindsay, John Lindsay, Mark Lindsay 1840 census: James Lindsay, John Lindsay, Wesley Lindsay, Zack Lindsay (my line-Zack Lindsay 20 to 30 years old, One boy 5 To 10 Two girls Under 5 Wife 20 to 30.) 1880 AL Census: Census Place: Limestone, Alabama Source: FHL Film 1254020 National Archives Film T9-0020 Page 415A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Zachariah LINDSAY Self M M W 60 VA Occ: Farmer Fa: PA Mo: VA (this census shows his father was born in PA, that would be Wm H.) Nancy LINDSAY Wife F M W 54 AL Occ: Keeping House Fa: TN Mo: AL Mary S. LINDSAY Dau F S W 38 AL Fa: VA Mo: AL Jerome LINDSAY Son M S W 21 AL Occ: Farmer Fa: VA Mo: AL Josie LINDSAY Dau F S W 17 AL Fa: VA Mo: AL Zachariah LINDSAY Son M S W 14 AL Fa: VA Mo: AL William LINDSAY Son M S W 12 AL Fa: VA Mo: AL Sidney J. LINDSAY Son M S W 10 AL Fa: VA Mo: AL Laura LINDSAY Dau F S W 8 AL Fa: VA Mo: AL James GOODLOW Other M S B 23 AL Occ: Laborer Fa: AL Mo: AL Ann HOUSTON Other F S B 13 AL Occ: Cook Fa: VA Mo: AL This black family lived close by and had some working connections to my Lindsays, their line also from VA: Census Place: Limestone, Alabama Source: FHL Film 1254020 National Archives Film T9-0020 Page 415A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Henry HOUSTON Self M M B 37 AL Occ: Laborer Fa: VA Mo: VA Rachel HOUSTON Wife F M B 26 AL Occ: Keeping House Fa: GA Mo: AL Elizabeth HOUSTON Dau F S B 4 AL Fa: AL Mo: AL Mary L. HOUSTON Dau F S B 1 AL Fa: AL Mo: AL Annie D. HOUSTON Dau F S B 3M AL Fa: AL Mo: AL Easter COLLIE MotherL F W B 57 AL Fa: VA Mo: VA sorry this is so long please read and respond to my brick wall. thanks, josie at 05:06 PM 3/23/2002 -0600, you wrote: >Looking for any information or leads to help me connect with my Lindsey of >Lawrence Co., TN: > >Margaret Angeline Lindsely; b. 29 Aug 1828, Lawrence Co., TN; d. 8 Aug 1862 >Lawrence Co., TN) She married Allen H. Bryan, originally of Giles Co. TN. > >Margaret's parents were William Lindesey (no other information) and Mary >Unknown. If anyone's seen these folks in documents or census data, I'd >really appreciate leads. She's the furtherest back I've traced my female >DNA (mitochondrial DNA). > >Brenda Ray >Panama City, FL > > >============================== >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 Josephine Lindsay Bass Confederate Southern American 216 Beach Park Lane Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 321-868-1771 My Southern Family, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysouthernfamily/ Harrison Repository, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/harintro.htm

Philip: I greatly enjoyed reading your Laban Lindsey saga. In 1996 when I joined this list, I resolved to track every Lindsey/Lindsay name I received from any source with the goal of eventually linking them all together. However. . .life got in the way, and I didn't get very far. I did however, enter the book, Ephraim Lindsey and His Descendants, into Family Tree Maker. My parents bought the book in the early 1960's thinking it might provide some connections (it didn't). If anyone is interested in that database, I am happy to provide a copy. So, I greatly admire those of you who keep lots of names on your computers, and can help others. I well know the thrill of making connections. Helping others, even when you are not directly related, is very altruistic. I ran into someone on another line who was so unhelpful, you would have thought I had asked him to fly as send me some copies, even after I offered to pay for stamps and photocopies. My point, after all this, is that researching and finding ancestors is a great endeavor and very rewarding. But we rise to the next level when we share with no thought of personal gain. Philip - keep writing and letting us know what you find. You express yourself very well and I for one will be interested in whatever you are doing. Elizabeth (Lindsey) Lee ----- Original Message ----- From: "Philip Lindsey" <galloglas@pars.net> To: <LINDSAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2002 5:19 PM Subject: [LINDSAY] I'll try once once more, if y'all will! > Dear List and Donovan, > Hoping three is the lucky formatting number. > > Donovan's List The Greene CO, MO Census > > > > Name Age Sex Birthplace Name Age Sex Birth place > > > Laban ? M NC Labern 51 M NC > > Margaret ? F NC Margaret 51 F NC > > Martha ? F NC > > Sarah ? F NC > > Jane ? F NC Jane W. 21 F NC > > Emma ? F NC Emma S. 18 F NC > > Mary ? F NC Mary D. 8 F NC > > William ? M NC > > John ? M NC John H. 15 M > NC > > Columbus ? M NC Theophalus C. 12 M > NC > Andrew ? M NC Andrew 10 M NC > > > > Good Luck, > > Phil > > > ==== LINDSAY Mailing List ==== > Search Rootsweb Archives for your Lindsay (All spellings). > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=Lindsay >

Being a female descendant of Col. John Lindsey and Alce Crosson, I read (and then deleted) all of Ron Lindsay's emails on the project. I have 4 brothers who are direct descendants, but wasn't sure I wanted to spend the $$ to pay for testing one of them (3 of the 4 just never seem to have any money, if you get my drift, and genealogy isn't the priority for them that it is for me). Now, after reading this past week's messages about pooling funds to test male descendants from the various branches, I would like to know if anyone else out there would be interested in contributing to testing one of my brothers. Even $10 or $20 would be appreciated. Please let me know at your earliest convenience. You may email me directly at larrylee.1@att.net . Elizabeth (Lindsey) Lee

I would like to mention at this time that I am researching Lindsey in Missouri. My Margaret Lindsey married John Church in Cooper County MO in 1865. That is all that I have. Charles

Looking for any information or leads to help me connect with my Lindsey of Lawrence Co., TN: Margaret Angeline Lindsely; b. 29 Aug 1828, Lawrence Co., TN; d. 8 Aug 1862 Lawrence Co., TN) She married Allen H. Bryan, originally of Giles Co. TN. Margaret's parents were William Lindesey (no other information) and Mary Unknown. If anyone's seen these folks in documents or census data, I'd really appreciate leads. She's the furtherest back I've traced my female DNA (mitochondrial DNA). Brenda Ray Panama City, FL

George LINDSAY was born circa 1807 in the County of Armagh, Ireland.He married Mary (MC KENZIE) (SHERIDAN) born circa 1810 in Ireland. They came to New York and are listed on the 1850 census for Remsen, Oneida County. They had the following children: Jane Eliza b. circa 1840 in Ireland Mary Ann b. circa 1843 in Ireland Sarah b. circa 1847 in New York (married in Sheboygan Co., Wisconsin to Michael MURRAY) George W. b. circa 1848 in New York (married in Sheboygan Co., Wisconsin to Agnes O'CONNELL) John A. b. 1849 in New York (married in Sheboygan Co., Wisconsin to Margaret O'BRIEN) Mary MC KENZIE SHERIDAN LINDSAY had the following children from her first marriage: Margaret, married William FLANNIGAN; Hannah, married Edward COUGHLIN; Anne, married Henry LINDSAY (the brother ? of her mother's 2nd husband) Other possible relatives living in close proximity during the 1850 & 1860 Census for Remsen, Oneida Co., New York: Mary LINSEY, age 65 b. ca. 1775 in Ireland John LINSEY age 33 b. ca. 1817 in Ireland (wife Bridget) Alexander LINSEY age 25 b. ca. 1825 in Ireland (wife Mary) Henry LINSEY age 31 b. ca. 1829 in Ireland (wife Ann) Edward McKENZIE age 40 b. Ireland (wife Cecily)

Hello Lindseys! This came to me from my Morton List. I didn't find any Mortons listed but LINDSAY is listed two times -- once as MATTHEW LINDSAY and once just in a list of surnames. Someone might find use for this. Lou ----- Original Message ----- From: <CSCUNC@aol.com> To: <MORTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 9:35 PM Subject: [MORTON] The Laggan Presbytery and Battle of King's Mountain > >From Chapter 1 of Alexander Lecky's 1905 book, "The Laggan and its > Presbyterianism we find the following description of the district know as the > LAGGAN: > > "On looking at a map of the County Donegal, it will be seen that the > north-eastern part of the county, which is the most northerly part of > Ireland, is a peninsula washed on the eastern side by the waters of Lough > Foyle and on the western by Lough Swilly. This is Inishowen, a mountainous > and, to a large extent, a barren country. Immediately to the south of it is > a fertile and comparatively flat country, lying between the river Foyle and > the upper reaches of Lough Swilly, and extending in one direction from the > City of Derry to Stranorlar, and in another from Lifford to Letterkenny. > This is the district which in by-gone times was known under the name of THE > LAGGAN, and formed the most productive and desireable portion of the ancient > territory of Tyrconnell..." > > This is also where many of my ancestors and yours came from; Defenders of > Derry during the great siege, the defining moment in Ulster Protestant > history. To an Ulsterman the Siege of Londonderry is what the War Between > the States is to an American. Shortly after this event great waves of > Derrymen left for America, first settling in Pennsylvania and then moving > down the Valley of Virginia and into the Carolinas. This genealogical > connection between the families of those who fought at Derry and those who > settled in Augusta/Rockbridge counties Virgina and the Settlement of the > Northwest Carolina Frontier (Carolina Cradle by Ramsey) eventually reaches a > climax on a little mountain in North Carolina on October 7, 1780. This is > the area of history that myself and fellow researcher John Giocoletti from > Florida have always wanted to explore in detail. This June we will be > travelling to Derry and Belfast for some extended research into the family > histories of those names that appear both in the records of the Laggan and at > King's Mountain. > > Lecky's two books, "The Laggan and its Presbyterianism," and "In the Days of > the Laggan Presbytery," published in 1905 and 1908 Belfast, Davidson & > McCormack, North Gate Works, are a must for anyone wanting to discover their > Ulster roots. The books real value for the genealogist is in the Appendix > which is divided into several parts, the most important being the following: > > "The following are the names of men who attended the meetings of the Laggan > Presbytery between the years 1672 and 1700, as ruling elders or as > commissioners, together with the names of the congregations which they > represented. They were doubtless the leading men in the districts in which > they lived..." These lists are by Parish and I will give a couple of > examples: > > Taboyn: Matthew Lindsay, John Aikine, Alexander Houston, Robert Cowan, > Archibald Alexander, Robert Scott, Wm. Mackie, Wm. Bell, Robert M'Clellan, > Richard Armstrong, Richard Moore, John Kilgore, Wm. Inglis, John Gay, John > Harvey, David Paterson, George Brown, Robert Moore, James Marshall, John > Graham > > Raphoe: Joseph Henderson, Edward Hervies, William Mills, Michael Henderson, > Robert Anderson, Patrick Bell, Robert Dick, Alexander Stuart, William Ramsay, > James Laird, Robert Walker, John M'Clure, Robert Gray, John Sproul > > Londonderry: John Craig, William Cunningham, John Campsie, William Rodger, > James Fisher, Horace Kennedy, James Wilson, William Macky, James Lennox, > William Smith, John Cowan, Alexander Lecky, William Davidsson, James Wallace, > George Henderson, others > > In addition to the ruling elders there is a list of people from the Hearth > Money rolls of 1665 by Parish and TOWNLAND which places a person in an area > sometimes as small as a few acres. These lists are important when comparing > names with the early landowners of Augusta county or the Baptismal records of > the the Rev. Craig at Tinkling Spring Presbyterian Church or the early > settlers of the Yadkin settlement in Rowan county, North Carolina. > > I will be willing to furnish copies of these two books for a limited time to > researchers who want to explore their Ulster genealogy. Many of you > purchased copies of Professor Hagy's thesis, "Castle's Woods; Frontier > Virginia Settlement" and I have received numerous e-mails about the quality > of that document. I believe these two books by Lecky are superior in the > information contained and if you would like a copy please contact me > privately at cscunc@aol.com for the details. > > Any information John and I discover specific to your surname will be posted > on the appropriate list after our return from Ireland. I will provide a list > of surnames that have "made the cut" so far, the requirements being that the > family is found in Derry and also found at King's Mountain. Any suggestions > for additional names will be considered as long as the request is > substantiated with a reasonable amount of documentation. > > Regards, > Robert Cowan > 525 Harrogate Rd. > Matthews, North Carolina 28105 > > Names on the list so far: Alexander, Anderson, Bell, Black, Blair, Brown, > Buchanan, Campbell, Cowan, Craig, Cunningham, Denniston, Edmondson, Finley, > Fleming, Gillespie, Graham, Hamilton, Houston, Irvin, Kilgore, King, Knox, > Lindsay, McClure, Maxwell, Moffatt, Montgomery, Moore, Ramsay, Robinson, > Russell, Scott, Steele, Stewart/Stuart, Thompson, Walker, Weir, Young > spellings may vary > > John and I will stay in touch with the various lists as best we can. It will > not be possible to remain of all the surname lists all the time for obvious > reasons. Feel free to contact me at cscunc@aol.com if you have any > suggestions or questions. This may make a nice book one day. > > > ==== MORTON Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > 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 >

I would be pleased to hear from anyone researching LINDSEY, particularly about the marriage of Jack LINDSEY to Jen CAPSTICK early in the 20th century at Manchester UK. They had at least three children : Dorothea, Margaret and Douglas. Don

From Susan Chambless http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schmblss A collection of old family letters and papers. JJJ journal 1/14/1886 - 3/23/1886 Apr. 21, 1886. Rode out to Mrs. Durfee's farm with John Cunningham to see Dierker's cow and calf, stopped at John Lindsay's. The ladies are making a very thorough cleaning of the church, painting, recarpeting below and above. Wrote Joel Carr. If you know who this John is please let us know by posting to the list. Thank you, josie Josephine Lindsay Bass Confederate Southern American 216 Beach Park Lane Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 321-868-1771 My Southern Family, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysouthernfamily/ Harrison Repository, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/harintro.htm

My Edward Lindsey b 1830 is in Ala (Blount Co.)1862, his mother is Jane born abt 1800 SC. His father said to be born in Connecticut. Any one have a clue about this family? this family was in SC and Ga. Lynn LaBove llabove@camtel.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <LINDSEY-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <LINDSEY-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 11:00 AM Subject: LINDSEY-D Digest V02 #17

From: Bill Trott <trottbt@hal-pc.org> > From "James Stark of Stafford County Virginia and His Descendants" > >JOHN LINDSEY FAMILY >John Lindsey, born before 1720, was a contemporary of Thomas2 Stark. He >apparently lived in the part of Frederick Co VA that is now Clarke Co >VA. He was closely associated with the Humphrey Wells, Thomas Speake and >Pennington families in VA as well as in SC. Probably all of these >families lived in what is now Clarke Co rather than Frederick Co. They >lived across the Blue Ridge from Thomas Stark who was living in >southwestern Loudoun Co VA during this time period. According to the >"History of Clarke Co VA" by Gold, the earliest settlement in Clarke Co >was about 1740 when John and James Lindsey settled on Long Marsh. In >1740 Frederick Co VA was Orange Co. Orange Co Deed Bk 5,p 140, Mar 2, >1741/42, shows a deed from Isaac Pennington of Orange Co VA to John >Linsey of same for part of a tract patented to Isaac Pennington in 1734. >John Lindsey appeared in many Frederick Co VA deeds from 1748 until 1777 >when in Frederick Co VA Deed Bk 17, p244, he said he was late of >Frederick Co VA now of Berkley Co SC. >============================= Forgot to add my Wells line which followed this bunch also Zorobabel, was in Talbot then Queen Ann. Humphrey, g-grandson of Zorobabel, who married Abigal Lindsey also shows, as married in Frederick Co and according to the Spry Genealogy was in Hampshire Co VA in 1762 or shortly thereafter. He was in Spartanburg Co SC in (1873 typo) and and died in Richmond Co GA ca. 1782. I will check out all the Lindseys in the Stark books. Bill Trott ************************** From: HFAGLEY@aol.com Date: Tue, 5 Mar 2002 21:05:45 EST Please add John Gaskins,of Md and Berryville. My wife has a Bartholmew Gaskins sons in the sw Ohio neighborhood of Edmund Lindsey [SC] and Hezekiah Lindsey [sw Pa]. Bartholomew Anderson might [?] be a namesake. O'DELL,pg 220 puts Isaac and Jacob Pennington,John Gaskins,of Md, John Lindsey, Gilbert Guilder, [Hukill] Samuel Isaacs,John Parker together I have 4-5 of Dr Peter Craig's works. I've known him 20 years,I guess,though not had much contact the past 10 years. My wife also has Daugherty ties-likely with Cecil Co roots,on her Kirkpatrick-McCalmont -Findley side. Edmund Lindsey Jr sold to Samuel Mount [Andersson?] in 1765. page 216 O'dell Edmund Lindsey,Sr said he moved to Va in 1733. [Does that fit with the Stafford Co,Va resource mentioned in the Lindsey records posted earlier today.[pg 214 O'Dell] Osborn and Jasper Ball interest me. *********************

>Hi all this came from another list i am on, it might help someone. I have >been on the mentioned list about a year, and it is mostly about NE folks >and sundry things - this is the first about a Lindsay. josie Date: Tue, 05 Mar 2002 14:31:17 -0600 From: Bill Trott <trottbt@hal-pc.org> wrote in reply to HFAGLEY@aol.com wrote: > I'm looking at my well worn copy of Cecil O'Dell's "Pioneers of Old > Frederick Co,Va" at Abraham Pennington,of the Berryville,Va area, > "and" his neighbors. The names of several of his neighbors have been > mentioned an AMXROADS-L recently. Let me ask about 2 other neighbors > who also migrated to SC . The Lindsey's,and the Anderson's. A dear friend is > from >I don't have an Edmund Lindsey nor do I have any Fishers but do have this on >Lindsey: >Again you can see the Penningtons, Kings, Starks, and Lindsey families >going to >South Carolina. >Nearly all of this comes from The Reason for the Tears by Bobby L Lindsey. >Also >gives ancestry of Lindseys of Virginia as early as 1655. > > First Generation (John had siblings -- Thomas m. Mary Ragan, Hiermony, > Robert, >and James) > 1. JOHN1 LINDSEY, son of Thomas Opie LINDSEY Jr, was born in > Frederick County, >Virginia (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, page >279). John died >6 September 1786 in South Carolina (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, >Alabama, page 280). >He married ALSEY CROSSON (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, >Alabama, page >280). Alsey was the daughter of David CROSSON. > He resided in Berryville, Frederick County, Virginia 1740, with brother > James (Stark, James-Stafford Co, Stark Stafford Co VA, vol 2:page 809). >In 1748 John LINDSEY was appointed Gentleman Justice in Virginia (The >Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). >In 1751 John LINDSEY was appointed Caprain of the Militia in Virginia (The >Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). >In 1751 John LINDSEY received a grant in what is now Clarke County, >Virginia (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). >In 1752 John LINDSEY was appointed to the vestry in Virginia (The Reason >for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). >He moved 1769 to King's Creek, in Newberry County, South Carolina (The >Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). > John LINDSEY and Alsey CROSSON had the following children: > i. SARAH2 (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). >She married THOMAS SPEAKS (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, >Alabama, page >280). > ii. ESTHER (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page >280). Esther died 1818 (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, >Alabama, page >280). She married JARRED SMITH (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, >Alabama, page 280). Jarred died June 3, 1788 (The Reason for the Tears, >Chambers >County, Alabama, page 280). > 2 iii. THOMAS. > 3 iv. SAMUEL. > 4 v. MARY MARGARET was born 1725 > 5 vi. JAMES was born 1728 > 6 vii. ABIGAL was born Ca 1730 > 7 viii. JOHN JR was born 1740 > Second Generation > > 2. THOMAS2 LINDSEY (John1) birth date unknown (The Reason for the > Tears, Chambers >County, Alabama, page 280). > He married LYDIA KING (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, > Alabama, page >280). Lydia was born Ca 1757 (Stark, James-Stafford Co, Stark Stafford Co >VA, vol2: page 813; The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, >page 280; and Rod Pennington, E-mail, E-mail, Rod Pennington). Lydia was >the daughter of Charles KING and Charity PENNINGTON. > Thomas LINDSEY and Lydia KING had the following children: > i. ISAAC3 (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). > ii. SAMUEL (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page >280). Samuel died Jan 5, 1818 (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, >Alabama, >page 280). He married NANCY [--?--] (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers >County, >Alabama, page 280). > iii. JOHN (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). > iv. JARRED (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). > v. CHARITY (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). She married JOHN GOULD (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers > County, Alabama, page 280). > vi. POLLY (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). >She married GEORGE WELLS (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, >Alabama, page 280). > vii. JACOB (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). > viii. CHARLES (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, > Alabama, page 280). > ix. AILSEY (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page >280). She married ELIAS D HAYS (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers >County, Alabama, page 280). > x. KEZIAH (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). > 3. SAMUEL2 LINDSEY (John1) birth date unknown (The Reason for the > Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). > He married ELIZABETH FORD (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, > Alabama, page >280). > Samuel LINDSEY and Elizabeth FORD had the following children: > i. JOHN3 (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). > ii. JAMES (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). > iii. CALEB (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page >280). He married TABITHA [--?--] (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers >County, Alabama, page 280). > 4. MARY MARGARET2 LINDSEY (John1) was born 1725 (The Reason for the > Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, page 280 ). Mary died 21 Aug 1751 (The > Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). > She married twice. She married LEWIS HOGG Oct 7, 1747 (The Reason for > the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). She married JOHN LINDSEY > (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). > Mary Margaret LINDSEY and Lewis HOGG had the following child: > i. JOHN3 (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). > 5. JAMES2 LINDSEY (John1) was born 1728 (The Reason for the Tears, > Chambers >County, Alabama, page 280). James died 1799 (The Reason for the Tears, >Chambers >County, Alabama, page 280). > He married RUTH [--?--] (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, > Alabama, page 280). > James LINDSEY and Ruth [--?--] had the following children: > i. MOSES3 (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). > ii. AISLEY (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). > iii. LEVICA (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, > Alabama, page 280). > iv. ABIGAIL (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, > Alabama, page 280). > v. SARAH (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). > vi. RUTH (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). > vii. JAMES (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, > page 280). > > 6. ABIGAL2 LINDSEY (John1) was born Ca 1730 (Spry Genealogy, > Spry-Elbert-Wells, page 288). Abigal died Ca 1813 in South Carolina > (Spry Genealogy, Spry-Elbert-Wells, page 288). >She married HUMPHREY WELLS in Frederick County, Virginia, Ca 1757 (Spry >Genealogy, Spry-Elbert-Wells, page 288; and The Reason for the Tears, >Chambers County, Alabama, page 280. Stark, James-Stafford Co, Stark >Stafford Co VA, page 808). >Humphrey was born in Maryland 20 Mar 1736 (Spry Genealogy, >Spry-Elbert-Wells, page 288. >Birthdates for children of Humphrey and Sibella Wells' from Sibella's >final estate settlement, 1762.). Humphrey was the son of Humphrey WELLS >Jr and Sibella ELBERT. Humphrey died Ca 1782 in Richmond County, Georgia >(Spry Genealogy,Spry-Elbert-Wells, page 288). > Abigal LINDSEY and Humphrey WELLS had the following children: > i. SAMUEL3 (Spry Genealogy, Spry-Elbert-Wells, page 288). > ii. SIBELLA (Spry Genealogy, Spry-Elbert-Wells, page 288). She > married MOSES LINDSEY (Spry Genealogy, Spry-Elbert-Wells, page 288). > iii. JESSE (Spry Genealogy, Spry-Elbert-Wells, page > 288). Jesse died Ca 1812 in Spartanburg, South Carolina (Spry Genealogy, > Spry-Elbert-Wells, page 288). > iv. HUMPHREY was born in Maryland 28 Feb 1758 (Spry Genealogy, > Spry-Elbert-Wells, page 288. Information on Humphrey & Sibella Elbert > Wells' grandson Humphrey born 1758 supplied by Mrs. S. V. Leonard, 2203 > 12th St. SE, Decatur, AL 35601..Stark, James-Stafford Co, Stark Stafford > Co VA, page 809). Humphrey died Ca 1785 in Richmond County, Georgia > (Spry Genealogy, Spry-Elbert-Wells, page 288. Information on Humphrey & > Sibella Elbert Wells' grandson Humphrey born 1758 supplied by Mrs. S. V. > Leonard, 2203 12th St. SE, Decatur, AL 35601.). He married ???? > APPLING? Ca 1779 (Spry Genealogy, Spry-Elbert-Wells, page 288. > Information on Humphrey & Sibella Elbert Wells' grandson Humphrey born > 1758 supplied by Mrs. S. V. Leonard, 2203 12th St. SE, Decatur, AL 35601.). > v. JOHN was born 12 Apr 1760 (Spry Genealogy, Spry-Elbert-Wells, > page 288 also St Luke's Record). > vi. GEORGE was born 1768 (Spry Genealogy, Spry-Elbert-Wells, > page 288). >George died 1839 (Spry Genealogy, Spry-Elbert-Wells, page 288). He >married POLLY >LINDSEY in Newberry County, South Carolina (Spry Genealogy, >Spry-Elbert-Wells, page 288). > 7. JOHN2 LINDSEY JR (John1) was born 1740 (The Reason for the Tears, > Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). John died 1795 (The Reason for the > Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). > He married ELIZABETH HUMPHREY (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers > County, Alabama, page 280). Elizabeth was born October 18, 1742 (The > Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). Elizabeth > died 1785 (The Reason for the Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). > John was elected to the So. Carolina Provincial Congress November 1, > 1775 -- March 26, 1776 in South Carolina (Stark, James-Stafford Co, Stark > Stafford Co VA, vol 2:page 809). > John LINDSEY Jr and Elizabeth HUMPHREY had the following children: > i. AILSEY3 was born June 30, 1769 (The Reason for the Tears, > Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). > ii. CALEB was born March 13, 1771 (The Reason for the Tears, > Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). Caleb died 1816 (The Reason for the > Tears, Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). > iii. HUMPHREY was born Jan 11, 1773 (The Reason for the Tears, > Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). > iv. JOSHUA was born Feb 5, 1775 (The Reason for the Tears, > Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). > v. JOHN was born April 10, 1776 (The Reason for the Tears, > Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). > vi. JAMES was born May 30, 1779 (The Reason for the Tears, > Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). > vii. ELIZABETH was born Aug 17, 1785 (The Reason for the Tears, > Chambers County, Alabama, page 280). >============================== Josephine Lindsay Bass Confederate Southern American 216 Beach Park Lane Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 321-868-1771 My Southern Family, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysouthernfamily/ Harrison Repository, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/harintro.htm

<< just when I think i have things straight who is the father of James this is from Choctaw county ms 1850 483-484 LINDSEY i.James 44 m Farmer 500 SC ii.Ann S. 44 f NC iii.Martha 16 f MS iv.Franklin 14 m MS v.Jerusha 11 f MS vi.Harriet 9 f MS vii.Frances 5 f MS viii.Elen 3 f MS >> This James must be the son of Carlton and Mary Umn because he was born in l806. He's a brother to Toliver S. (or Talifero F.) and Vines Monroe. That would also explain why they are right next to each other on the census record. Their land was adjoining. could be the same one, dont know for sure, but he is part of our clan this is choctaw county ms in 1850 At 04:18 PM 2/20/2002 -0500, josie bass wrote: >Hi, I am missing a James William Lindsay b abt 1843 in Lawrence Co. Alabama >very near Cullman. > >I would like to read what this says. How can I access it? > >josie > >At 01:31 PM 2/20/2002 -0600, you wrote: >>Any one have information on James W. Lindsey from Cullman Co. Confederate >>Census of 1907 he is listed on their rolls. It gives a brief history of >>his service. Lynn LaBove llabove@camtel.net >> >> >>============================== >>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 > >Josephine Lindsay Bass >Confederate Southern American >216 Beach Park Lane >Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 >321-868-1771 >My Southern Family, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysouthernfamily/ >Harrison Repository, >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/harintro.htm > > >============================== >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 > > God bless you List Volunteer Lynda Lindsey-Montgomoery, AL http://www.alpha1.org/http://www.alphaone.org,http://www.alpha2alpha.com "A tree is known by its fruit; a man by his deeds. A good deed is never lost; he who sows courtesy reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love." --- St. Basil, ca. 330-379 A.D.

Hi, I am missing a James William Lindsay b abt 1843 in Lawrence Co. Alabama very near Cullman. I would like to read what this says. How can I access it? josie At 01:31 PM 2/20/2002 -0600, you wrote: >Any one have information on James W. Lindsey from Cullman Co. Confederate >Census of 1907 he is listed on their rolls. It gives a brief history of >his service. Lynn LaBove llabove@camtel.net > > >============================== >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 Josephine Lindsay Bass Confederate Southern American 216 Beach Park Lane Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 321-868-1771 My Southern Family, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysouthernfamily/ Harrison Repository, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/harintro.htm

Any one have information on James W. Lindsey from Cullman Co. Confederate Census of 1907 he is listed on their rolls. It gives a brief history of his service. Lynn LaBove llabove@camtel.net

I am looking for any and all info on Thomas and Mary. Thomas was born in Wales, I'm guessing in the mid 1600's, and died in Virginia. Their son, John Matthew Lindsey, was born and died in Virginia, and married Elizabeth Elsa Bothwell. John and Elizabeth's daughter, Mary Margaret Lindsey b. 1692 in Frederick Co. Virginia, married Lewis Hogg, about 1725.