Hi Josie and others on the list, Facts: I am Denise LINDSEY Wells My father is William Wilbert LINDSEY, Sr. He lives in Oak Park, Emanuel Co., GA. My grandfather was Ransom Wright LINDSEY also of Oak Park. My great-grandfather was Wes LINDSEY. He lived in Tattnall Co. Unproven Theory: I believe Wes LINDSEY was AKA George W. LINDSEY. Wes may also have been or used William LINDSEY. William was the son of Mary LINZEY. Another possibility is that William and Wes were brothers. The basis for my theory is this. William, Wes and George W scan a period of 1837 - 1903. However, no two of them appear in records (e.g., census records) at the same time. Both William and Wes fought in the Civil War, but their records are almost identical (duplicates ?) and only George W has a pension. Josie, If you or anyone else on the list has information that proves or disproves my theory, please share. Thanks, Denise

Does anyone know who these Linzie, Linsey, Lindseys are? josie >Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2001 21:03:51 -0600 >To: jbass@digital.net >From: "Olivia Saffold" <saffold@pineland.net> >Source: GAEMANUE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [GAEMANUE-L] LINDSEY, "Georgia Newspaper Clippings, Emanuel >County Extracts 1815-1889" > > >Union Recorder, Milledgeville: >Tuesday, May 9, 1837 - Will be sold before the Court House door in said >county on the first Tuesday in August, next, between the legal hours of >sale, all the property belonging to William Linzie, illegitimate. Ryal B. >Philips, Guardian. > >Southern Recorder, Milledgeville: >Tuesday, August 13, 1839 - Will be sold before the Court House door in >said county on the first Tuesday in November, next, between the legal >hours of sale, all the property belonging to William Lindsey. Sold for >his benefit. R.L.B. Phillips, Guardian. > >Union Recorder, Milledgeville: >Tuesday, December 8, 1840 - Sheriff Sales...will be sold...200 acres of >land...levied on as the property of Jacob Linsey, to satisfy executions or >fi fas in favor of tax collector; pointed out by John Phillips...Henry >Durden, Sheriff. > >Southern Recorder, Milledgeville: >Tuesday, March 19, 1844 - Ryal B. Phillips files his letters of dismission >from the guardianship of William Linsey, an illegitimate minor...Neill >McLeod, C.C.O. > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: Wellsdjl@cs.com >Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 9:57 PM >Subject: Re: [GAEMANUE-L] CANNADY, "Georgia Newspaper Clippings, Emanuel >County Extra... > > >Olivia, > >Will you please check for Lindsey (also spelled Linzey, Linzy)? > >Thank you, >Denise

Hello Denice: We haven't Made any specific plans for events except we have the conference room to get together and swap records and storys and just get to know each other: I dont know how many will be there? we will probably do some research at the local librarys and court houses if there is any interest in that ? but we will just trade data and talk and have a good time. I have contacted most of the Motels in the area and this is the best offer I could get. no one HAS to stay there but they will GIVE us the Conference room if we have over 20 rooms registered. also they have other conveniences like all room near each other, and a continual breakfast free. We may have some one there who can tell us about some Lindsa/ey that lived in the area. or talk about other interest in genealogy? If you have some thing you wish for us to do let me know.gabbie At 09:56 PM 10/17/2001 -0400, you wrote: >Dear Raymond/gabbie, > >Thank you for the information on the Lindsey get-together. I am not >particularly interested in the Highland Games, but I am interested in the >Lindsey plans. Do you have additional information about what will happen >from the 15th until the games begin? My family is from Emanuel Co., GA. > >Denise Lindsey Wells >Falls Church, VA > >In a message dated 8/27/01 11:54:40 AM Eastern Daylight Time, >gabbie@aeneas.net writes: > > > Hello Cousin: > > first let me ask you some questions? > > 1. did you know there is no WRONG way to spell Lindsey. there are 28 > > excepted ways that are all belonging to the same family. > > 2. do you belong to the LINDSAY CLAN of AMERICA? > > 3. do you or would you like to attend the Scottish Highland games? > > 4. have you ever wished you could meet face to face with others on this > and > > other web sites? > > 4. would you like to exchange data, stories, records,and family legends > > with other Lindseys (any spelling). > > 5. do you have any ancestors who lived or came through North Carolina? > > 6. do you have any BRICK WALLS in your Lindsey line? > > 7.would you like to visit western North Carolina? > > 8.do you like Scottish Games, dancing, bagpipes, wrestling,tug of war. > > If any of the above interest you then you should make plans now to > > come to the 2002 LOCH NORMAN HIGHLAND GAMES on April 19,20,21, but get > > there earlier and meet other Lindseys (all spelling) > > at the SLEEP INN MOTEL in Lake Norman. > > I have checked accommodations and location and prices at other Motel's in > > the area and this is by far the best Motel for the Lindsey get-together > > that I found so I chose it for our event which will start on monday April > > 15,2002 thru Sunday April 21,2002 > > Lake Norman city and the games is about 16 miles North of Charlotte,N.C. > > which has as good a Archive Library as I have found anywhere. and there > are > > lots of other attractions in the area. > > For more data in the LOCH NORMAN HIGHLAND GAMES call 704-875-3113 or > E-mail > > -HIGHLANDGAMES@LOCHNORMAN.ORG > > and for data on the Sleep inn motel rooms contact Meghan Hood at > > 704-766-2500 or E-mail at TRUEPURPLE@HOTMAIL.COM and be sure to mention > the > > Lindsey Get-Together to receive the discount. > > If you want more data on the get -together contact gabbie@aeneas.net or > > call 731-584 -3867 or watch this web site > > SEE YOU THERE, gabbie > > > > >============================== >Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life >If you know how to reduce these risks. >http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html

Dear Raymond/gabbie, Thank you for the information on the Lindsey get-together. I am not particularly interested in the Highland Games, but I am interested in the Lindsey plans. Do you have additional information about what will happen from the 15th until the games begin? My family is from Emanuel Co., GA. Denise Lindsey Wells Falls Church, VA In a message dated 8/27/01 11:54:40 AM Eastern Daylight Time, gabbie@aeneas.net writes: > Hello Cousin: > first let me ask you some questions? > 1. did you know there is no WRONG way to spell Lindsey. there are 28 > excepted ways that are all belonging to the same family. > 2. do you belong to the LINDSAY CLAN of AMERICA? > 3. do you or would you like to attend the Scottish Highland games? > 4. have you ever wished you could meet face to face with others on this and > other web sites? > 4. would you like to exchange data, stories, records,and family legends > with other Lindseys (any spelling). > 5. do you have any ancestors who lived or came through North Carolina? > 6. do you have any BRICK WALLS in your Lindsey line? > 7.would you like to visit western North Carolina? > 8.do you like Scottish Games, dancing, bagpipes, wrestling,tug of war. > If any of the above interest you then you should make plans now to > come to the 2002 LOCH NORMAN HIGHLAND GAMES on April 19,20,21, but get > there earlier and meet other Lindseys (all spelling) > at the SLEEP INN MOTEL in Lake Norman. > I have checked accommodations and location and prices at other Motel's in > the area and this is by far the best Motel for the Lindsey get-together > that I found so I chose it for our event which will start on monday April > 15,2002 thru Sunday April 21,2002 > Lake Norman city and the games is about 16 miles North of Charlotte,N.C. > which has as good a Archive Library as I have found anywhere. and there are > lots of other attractions in the area. > For more data in the LOCH NORMAN HIGHLAND GAMES call 704-875-3113 or E-mail > -HIGHLANDGAMES@LOCHNORMAN.ORG > and for data on the Sleep inn motel rooms contact Meghan Hood at > 704-766-2500 or E-mail at TRUEPURPLE@HOTMAIL.COM and be sure to mention the > Lindsey Get-Together to receive the discount. > If you want more data on the get -together contact gabbie@aeneas.net or > call 731-584 -3867 or watch this web site > SEE YOU THERE, gabbie >

http://www.obitlinkspage.com/surnames/ world wide web locator i typed in william lindsay got over 30 sites, some of the info below: William LINDSAY BIRTH: 1813, TN, MARRIAGE: Abt 1836, TN, Cocke ? To Phebe BROYLES , daughter of Samuel Thomas BROYLES and Phebe BROYLES Children Birth Death 1. Mary Ann LINDSAY 1837 TN, - 2. Isaac Vaught LINDSAY 1838 TN, - 3. Rachel LINDSAY 1840 TN, - 4. John W. LINDSAY 1842 TN, - 5. (Nancy) Elizabeth LINDSAY 3 Mar 1843 TN, - 6. William G. LINDSAY 1846 TN, - 7. Jackson F. LINDSAY 1847 TN, - 8. Lucinda LINDSAY 15 Jan 1850 TN, - 5 May 1917 9. Baxter H. LINDSAY 5 Jan 1852 TN, Sevier - 10. Phoebe LINDSAY Abt 1854 TN, Sevier - Notes Generation 5 U.S. Census Records Year Name Loc Age BP Occ Roll E.D. Page 1850 Lindsy, William TN, Sevier 37 Farmer 895 400 http://www.ultranet.com/~deeds/broyles/html/d0006/g0000077.htm#I5369 TN, Sevier 1850 Roll Page Dwel Fam Name Age Sex Col Occupation BP MY SY R/W 895 400 212 212 Lindsy, William 37 M - Farmer - - - - Lindsy, Phebea 35 F - - - - - - Lindsy, Mary 13 F - - - - 1 - Lindsy, Isaac 12 M - - - - 1 - Lindsy, Rachel 10 F - - - - 1 - Lindsy, John 8 M - - - - 1 - Lindsy, Nancy 6 F - - - - - - Lindsy, William 4 M - - - - - - Lindsy, Jackson 3 M - - - - - - Lindsy, Lucinda 6m F - - - - - - 895 408 312 312 Broiles, Ezekiel 30 M - Farmer TN - - - Broiles, Elizabeth 30 F - - - - - 1 Broiles, Federick 6 M - - - - - - Broiles, Jane 4 F - - - - - - Broiles, Caleb? 2 M - - - - - - 895 445 821 821 Rawlings, Agathy 50 F - - NC - - - Rawlings, William 19 M - - NC - - - Rawlings, Malinda 16 F - - NC - - - Rawlings, Harrison 11 M - - NC - - - Broils, Synthia 30 F - - NC - - 1 Broils, John 7 M - - TN - - - Broils, Hopkins 6 M - - TN - - - Broils, Mary 5 F - - TN - - - Broils, Katharine 3 F - - TN - - - Broils, Jane 1m F - - TN - - - http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~ghaulle/beau/names3.htm#Lindsay Lindsay, Angeline (25 SEP 1825-28 JUN 1862) Lindsay, Frank , Jr Gibbons (Private-) Lindsay, Jenna Lindsay, Martha Elizabeth Lindsay, Mary (ABT 1820-) Husband: Joseph Benedict Beauchamp -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: 14 JAN 1814 at: Springfield,Washington,Ky Married: 12 NOV 1851 at: , Shelby, Tx Died: 16 APR 1862 at: Carthage, Panola, Tx Father:John Beauchamp Mother:Susannah Isabella Beall Other Spouses: NOTES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wife: Angeline Lindsay -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: 25 SEP 1825 at: , , Al Died: 28 JUN 1862 at: Carthage, Panola, Tx Father: Mother: Husband: James Henry Cagle -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: 10 NOV 1836 at: , Carroll, Tn Married: at: USA Died: 9 AUG 1909 at: , Johnson, Tn Father:John M Cagle Mother:Mazana Herndon Other Spouses: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wife: Martha Elizabeth Lindsay -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: at: Died: at: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Husband: Jereboam R Beauchamp -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: at: , Hardin, Ky Married: at: ,,Tx Died: AFT 1858 at: ,,Tx Father:Jeriboam Beauchamp Mother:Mary Downham Other Spouses: NOTES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wife: Mary Lindsay -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: ABT 1820 at: ,,Ky Died: at: Duplin,,Tx Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Husband: Watson L. Crenshaw (C652) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: ABT. 1861 at: 1 Married: 5 NOV 1890 at: Marengo Co., AL 1 Died: at: Y Father:John L. Crenshaw Mother:Sarah H. Anderson Other Spouses: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wife: Henrietta E. Lindsay (L532) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: at: Died: at: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOURCES 1) Judith Regina Bond Lidstone (caprock@@exit501.com) http://www.ih2000.net/fallen/fam00014.htm Josephine Lindsay Bass 216 Beach Park Lane Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 321-868-1771 My Southern Family, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysouthernfamily/

Barbara: Thank you very much for the information. I'm checking to determine the connection to my Lindsey line. best of luck. Charles ----- Original Message ----- From: Barbara Manderscheid <bam@peak.org> To: <LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 24, 2001 5:00 PM Subject: Re: [LINDSEY] Anita Clark-Martin - Itawamba Co., Ms. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Charles Duncan <duncanpi@bellsouth.net> > To: <LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, September 24, 2001 3:33 PM > Subject: [LINDSEY] Anita Clark-Martin - Itawamba Co., Ms. > > Charles, William Harry Lindsey (1846-1918), VA>MS>TN>AR>OR, in 1873, in > Bolivar, MS, m Sarah Josephine Morrow (1852-1936), TN>MS>TN>AR>OR. > Sarah's grandfather, William Morrow, married Mary Martin in 1801, Pendleton > District, SC. Mary Martin, probably b 1781, Green Co, MS. > > I have not traced WHL prior to Civil War but family records indicate that he > was born in Queen Anne Co, VA; parents Ambrose H Lindsey and Mary > Etheridge. > > The Lindsey-Martin names led to my submitting this vague mention for your > information. > > Babara Manderscheid > > > > > > Attempting to locate e-mail address for Anita Clark-Martin, with whom I > corresponded in September, 1997, regarding the families, LINDSEY, FRANKLIN, > MCCLURKIN, DUNWOODY, and many more. the old address ascmjm@network-one.com > doesn't work any more. > Thank you, > Charles M Duncan > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com >

----- Original Message ----- From: Charles Duncan <duncanpi@bellsouth.net> To: <LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 24, 2001 3:33 PM Subject: [LINDSEY] Anita Clark-Martin - Itawamba Co., Ms. Charles, William Harry Lindsey (1846-1918), VA>MS>TN>AR>OR, in 1873, in Bolivar, MS, m Sarah Josephine Morrow (1852-1936), TN>MS>TN>AR>OR. Sarah's grandfather, William Morrow, married Mary Martin in 1801, Pendleton District, SC. Mary Martin, probably b 1781, Green Co, MS. I have not traced WHL prior to Civil War but family records indicate that he was born in Queen Anne Co, VA; parents Ambrose H Lindsey and Mary Etheridge. The Lindsey-Martin names led to my submitting this vague mention for your information. Babara Manderscheid Attempting to locate e-mail address for Anita Clark-Martin, with whom I corresponded in September, 1997, regarding the families, LINDSEY, FRANKLIN, MCCLURKIN, DUNWOODY, and many more. the old address ascmjm@network-one.com doesn't work any more. Thank you, Charles M Duncan ============================== Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate your heritage! http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog

Attempting to locate e-mail address for Anita Clark-Martin, with whom I corresponded in September, 1997, regarding the families, LINDSEY, FRANKLIN, MCCLURKIN, DUNWOODY, and many more. the old address ascmjm@network-one.com doesn't work any more. Thank you, Charles M Duncan

----- Original Message ----- From: <LINDSEY-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <LINDSEY-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 21, 2001 9:01 AM Subject: LINDSEY-D Digest V01 #101

James A Webb and List, I was looking through some archived e-mails my cousin had sent to me and saw yours. I think this is our line and we have information on Jacob Lindsey. While looking for Jacob I have been seeing these other names. We recently had the will and deed films from Lauderdale Co Al. and it seems, this has to be our John, Jacob and Ezekiel. When Jacob died in New Madrid Mo. 1817 he had 4 minor daughters and named Robert Boyd as guardian. I don`t yet have information on any other children or the name of his wife. After seeing the Films we know they had some trouble with some of the property from John Lindseys will that was to go to Jacob Lindsey, now himself dec`d. This is 1823 by now and Robert Boyd gives his power of Attorney to Robert Pogue of Cooper Co. Mo.( Robert Pogue married Anna Lindsey daughter of Jacob). Robert contacts John Chisholm ( admin. of the will of John Lindsey) in Lauderdale Co Al and requests the property due to the minor orphans of Jacob Lindsey dec! `d. It states Jacob and Ezekiel are exs of the will of their father John Lindsey. Its 1824 before they get all this settled. I located a census in 1810 for Jacob Lindsey in Frederick Co Va. Jacob 1m under 10---1m 26-44---4 f under 10---1 f 10-15---f 26-44---2 slaves John 1m 16-25---1m 26-44---1m over 45---1 f 16-25---1 f over 45---2 slaves I`m sure you`ve seen this and I thought it had to be the right one. John was listed right under Jacob and so were Mary and Thomas. I will share anything I have or will have. I also go to the Church of LDS about once a week or so. If anyone has any suggestions on what to order, I would welcome the input . Robert Pogue and Anna (Lindsey) Pogue are my GGGgrandparents . Linda (Motley) Pasley

unknown LINDSEY b. abt 1790 Bristol Co., RI married abt 1825 Bristol Co., RI to HANNAH T. GLADDING b. 6 Aug 1794 Bristol Co., RI. Source: LDS Ancestral File Colleen Kitch GuyCol@webtv.net

How strange. My Lindsay ancestors reportedly came from Northern Ireland, probably Londonderry. A Thomas Lindsay was killed just before setting sail to America abt. 1724. His wife and children went to America. Two of the known children, James and Thomas, b. 1723 & 1725 settled in Bridgewater, Mass. and later emigrated to Leeds, Maine. Some other people researching the Lindsays say that there were probably other brothers of Thomas. Indeed there is an Andrew Lindsay in Bridgewater, Mass. who we think might be related. (I believe Thomas had children named William, James, and not sure about John at the moment.) Somone found a listing for a Martha Lindsay (a widow) from Northern Ireland who arrived in America in 1719, but we thought that seemed impossible. I am going to Northern Ireland next month. Please contact me at: kwarab@hotmail.com. I may not get this message if you respond to this e-mail address (amirwarab@hotmail.com). >From: josie bass <jbass@digital.net> >Reply-To: LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com >To: LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [LINDSEY] Fwd: contact >Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2001 08:54:41 -0400 > > >>From: "Noel Lindsay" <nlindsay@pipeline.com.au> >>To: <jbass@digital.net> >>Subject: contact >>Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2001 14:06:59 +1000 >>X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 4.72.3110.5 >> >>Some time ago I was sent a copy of a rootsweb listing of Lindsay family >>queries which I kept on file in case something came up. My main interest >>at this stage is in the first query regarding the 3 brothers, William, >>James and John Lindsay who it is stated emigrated from Londonderry, >>Ireland, in 1718 and helped settle Londonderry, N.H. >> >>I have ancestors William, James and John Lindsay who left Londonderry for >>America but the date does not match as they were born in 1725 to >>1729. Therefore I ask, how accurate is the date of 1718 for the >>emigration.? The father of "my lot" was James Lindsay, born c/1685 who >>farmed near Raphoe in Co Donegal and I have a complete history of our >>Lindsay families back to James Lindsay who left Ayr, Scotland in 1678 to >>settle south of Derry. >> >>Therefore I write to check re the date and to see if there is any >>connection. >> >>Noel J Lindsay >>P.O.Box 32 >>Drysdale 3222 >>Australia. > > >============================== >Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 >Source for Family History Online. Go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

>From: "Noel Lindsay" <nlindsay@pipeline.com.au> >To: <jbass@digital.net> >Subject: contact >Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2001 14:06:59 +1000 >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 4.72.3110.5 > >Some time ago I was sent a copy of a rootsweb listing of Lindsay family >queries which I kept on file in case something came up. My main interest >at this stage is in the first query regarding the 3 brothers, William, >James and John Lindsay who it is stated emigrated from Londonderry, >Ireland, in 1718 and helped settle Londonderry, N.H. > >I have ancestors William, James and John Lindsay who left Londonderry for >America but the date does not match as they were born in 1725 to >1729. Therefore I ask, how accurate is the date of 1718 for the >emigration.? The father of "my lot" was James Lindsay, born c/1685 who >farmed near Raphoe in Co Donegal and I have a complete history of our >Lindsay families back to James Lindsay who left Ayr, Scotland in 1678 to >settle south of Derry. > >Therefore I write to check re the date and to see if there is any connection. > >Noel J Lindsay >P.O.Box 32 >Drysdale 3222 >Australia.

Laurence Lee wrote: > > Sandra, > I am interested in your family tree back to John Lindsey and Susannah May. > Would you please post it to the list, or send it to me, at > larrylee.1@att.net ? There might be a connection with my Lindseys. Elizabeth, I'll get that info back to just as soon as I can get my program to move the tree. Darn it, I can't remember how I did it before and have to get the book out. And we're getting ready for a baby shower... my first grand baby,so please be patient! I WILL get back to you, sandiet

>from Source: MARTIN-HENRY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [Martin-Henry] Lindsey/Durham for discussion > >Received 4 Sep 2001 from my Smith cousin who gave me permission to post >this info. Posted for discussion. peggy b chapman > > Bob Durham<rdurham@brazosport.cc.tx.us> > "No problem with putting it out. They can contact me if they wish to >discuss, add to, or debate it. Not my line and none in the line seem to >have picked up on it. > >Do you have any documentation on Brady & Susannah marriage?" > > Durham/Lindsey > >The story is told, apparently handed down through several generations, >John Durham, the father of Thomas Durham, b. 1696, England, who married >Margaret "Polly" Lindsey on shipboard or immediately after they landed had >brother Matthew, b. 1727 in NC/VA. Thomas' mother is shown as >Elizabeth Cates which indicates John md her after arriving in VA. Poor >Elizabeth Cates, I have seen her husband as William and Thomas in addition >to John. For unknown reason, this story never rang true to me; also >several others. I accept Thomas as John's son even though he didn't name a >son John, until something else develops. > >My theory (unproven) is Thomas Durham as husband of Elizabeth Cates and >father of Matthew Durham and Achilles Durham and others. Five males as >children of this marriage, Matthew b. 1727 to Achilles. b. c1743. >Achilles, the youngest, had the care of his mother, Elizabeth Cates >Durham, who was with him >when he moved to Orange Co., NC, then to Rutherford Co., TN and died and >buried near Shelby. (This has been challenged, awaiting proof). We find >data on a Thomas Durham's estate being administered in Orange Co., NC in >Jun 1743 and inventory being returned in Aug of 1743 showing a worth of L7+. > >Now, this becomes sticky. Matthew Durham md Susannah Lindsey, prbly >daughter of William Lindsey of Brunswick Co., VA, formerly of Spots. Co. >There is a deed witnessed by a Thomas Durham in Spots., who lived near >William Lindsey. Later in Brunswick Co., VA a Thomas Durham is living upon >land owned by William Lindsey. Assuming Matthew as a son of Thomas, what >more natural than he should marry William's daughter, Susannah? And when >Matthew & Susannah named first son, Thomas and second son William Lindsey >after the manner of the times, it seems pretty conclusive evidence of the >connection. > >William Lindsey had a daughter, Winifred, who md George Durham in >Brunswick Co. Her father deeded land to George Durham. George left a will, >d. 1767, with wife and son, Humphrey as exectrs. He is reported to be last >Durham in Brunswick Co. {My Durhams were in Mecklenburg Co. at the time, >adjacent to Brunswick Co.} > >Kenneth Durham wrote a book on the East Texas descendants of Matthew & >Susannah did a great deal of research and I recently had the privilege of >reviewing all of it. He had a fair amount of data on William Lindsey, his >sons and his ancestry and the only reason I can see why he did not >make the connection was due to his illness or he bought the old story. >He certainly was on the trail. > Joan Evans furnished the research > Thomas Durham of Spotsylvania Co., & Brunswick Co., VA > >Spotsyvania Court Orders > > 1739 Feb 7th Thomas Durham, Pltf against Patterson Pulliam, Dftd. On >motion of Dfdt. a Special imparlance is granted him. > In the action of Trespass between Pattterson Pulliam, Pltf > and Robert Turner & Catherine, his wife. Dfdts., on the motion of Dfdts > a Special Imparlance is granted them. > > 1739 April Thomas Durham as well as for us and for himself > (Turner's) in > his suit against Patterson Pulliam....jury finds for Dfdt. And > it is > considered that the suit be dismist and the sd Durham pay the > Pltf. the sd Pulliam his costs, etc. He is ordered to pay the following > for evidence against Pulliam: > John Carr Hanover Co. 115 lbs tobacco > Wm. Cape 25 lbs " " > Wm. Cape, Jr Orange Co. 30 lbs " " > Thomas Rawlings 25 lbs " " > Thomas Gibson Brunswick Co. 385 lbs " " > > Pulliam is ordered to pay the following: > Robert Stubblefield 35 lbs tobacco > John Word 25 lbs " " > 1740 Jun 3rd > > Grand Jury against Thomas Durham & Catherine Turner. > Presentment for not coming to church, etc. It is considered > that the Presentment against Catherine Turner be dismist and that an > alias Subpena do issue for Thomas Durham. > > 1740 Jul 1st > Grand Jury against Thomas Durham Presentment for not coming to > church, etc., the same is dismist. The said Durham being sickly & unable > to ride to church. > > Ordered that Thomas Durham be discharged from the payment of > County & Publick Levys this ensuing year. > > 1742 Jun 24 ORANGE CO., NC > > Thomas Durham having by his petition set forth he was very old > decrepit & sickly and had a mortification in his right foot & praying > that he might be set levy free. Its ordered that he be freed >from paying all parish & county dues & he is set levy free accordingly. > > 1743 Jun 23 Bond of Robert Turner, John Catlet and Wm. Burk unto Thomas > Chew, Justice. For 20L. Robert Turner is admr. of Thomas Durham. > Wit: Catlett Conway. > > > 1743 Aug 25 Thomas Durham. Inventory. Made pursuant to order of 23 Jun > 1743. Total valuation L7. 5. 9. Returned by Robert Turner, Admin. > > 20 Aug 1745 William Lindsey land patent. 174 a S. side Maherin R. >(Corr. S side of 3 Mile Creek, North side of Maherin River) > > 12 Jan 1747 Ditto, 400 a both sides of Wildcat Creek. > >Note: Turners & Thomas Durham have connections in VA & NC

Dear Gabbie: Thanks for your suggestion for a great reunion event. It is a smart idea to combine our family reunions with various Highland Games events. Unfortunately, my Josiah Lindsey Family Clans is having their next reunion on 25-28 April '02 in the Nashville, TN area. This Family Clans group includes the Lindsey, Harder, Mackey, Blain, Phillips, Stovall, etc descendents of Josiah Lindsey & Henrietta Harder. My wife has health problems so she might not be able to travel then and I would not want to be away for two successive weeks. Our reunion plan has been to back-track in history to follow our Josiah roots. So next year we'll be in TN, then in 03 in AL, and in 04 in North Carolina, etc until we get to Northern Ireland and then Scotland. Hopefully, we will be able to combine with you on your suggestion of holding the '04 NC event during the Lock Norman Highland Games. Stay in Touch and Stay Well. //Fred

Hi Cliff this may help some. there seems to be a gap between Robert who was in VA in 1665 and Robert of the Mount b 1710 d 1784 but Jerome is covered. Rev David Lindsay b in SCT 1603 d. in Northumberland Co. VA 1667, was the son of Sir Hierome (Jerome) Lindsay 1562-1642, who was the son of Sir David Lindsay 1532-1613, Bishop of Ross. and Margaret Colville. The Rev David Lindsay left his entire estate to his dau, Helen d. 1698, "Lynsday" and named her as executrix. She m. 1st Wiliam Wathen and 2nd Thomas Opie of Bristol, ENG. In 1662 Rev. David Lyndsay faced a fine of 10000 lbs of tobacco; he had married a servant of Col Richard Lee to another man's servant without Lee's consent. Lyndsay appealed this to James City, and the decision was overturned. He died in 1667, and we find James Clayton a witness to his will. Robert Lindsay came to VA abt the same time as the Rev David Lindsay. He is first mentioned in the records of Northumberland in 1665 when he testified on behalf of Susanna Lindsay and gave his age as twenty four. In the mid 1660s he had gone twice to Bristol and sailed back to VA. The assumption that he was the son of the Rev David Lindsay by his first wife has been disproved and the true relationship established by Mr. Donald Whyte, F.S.A. Scot., L.H.G., acting on behalf of Jo White Linn who prepared for Gordon Gray Esq., former Secretary of War under President Truman, the excellent genealogy entitled "The Gray Family and Allied Lines". Mr. Gray is a descendant of Robert Lindsay of The Mount, Fairfax Co. VA. Mr. Whyte found in the Scottish records that Sir Hierome Lindsay and his second wife Agnes Lindsay had dau Rachael (1612-1645) who married 1640 Lt. Col. Bernard Lindsay (1603-after 1646) of Lochehill, SCT, a distant cousin. Therefore, both Helen and Robert Lindsay were grandchildren of Sir Hierome Lindsay. Robert was also a great grandson of Sir David Lindsay of The Mount. A close relationship did exist between Rev David Lindsay and Robert Lindsay, possibly related to the fact that Robert's mother died immediately after his birth and his father was engaged in military service, and Rev David may have undertaken to raise Robert in his home and brought Robert to Virginia with him. p. 76 Fourteen years after the death of the minister, 1681, the records of Northumberland Court House show that a "Robert Lyndsay of Cherry Poynt was a resident". This is proof he lived near the minister as the minister's home was in Cherry Poynt in this county. "Robert Lindsay made oath concerning a statement of one Richard Thompson who circulated a malicious and scandalous report about the wife of Mr. David Lindsay, for which he was indicted and convicted by Court." Northumberland Court House Records, January 1665. p. 186-187-188. Children of Robert Lindsay 1710-1784: 1. William m. Ann Calvert. 2. Opie m. 3 times. Opie was Principal benefactor in his father's will. "Opie looked upon himself as the head of the family despite his having an elder brother, but it was doubtless on account of his inheriting the paternal homestead. Opie served for awhile, in youth, in the Revolutionary war as bearer of dispatches from one position of the army to another and had some narrow escapes, which it is said he was fond of relating." The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 43 page 105 [p.105] Mrs. Alice Lindsay Collins. DAR ID Number: 42278 Born in Boone County, Kentucky. Wife of Washington L. Collins. Descendant of Opie Lindsay, of Virginia. Daughter of Dr. Opie John Lindsay and Emily Trabue Clarkson, his wife. Granddaughter of Thomas Lindsay and Rebecca Brennon, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Opie Lindsay and Margaret Lambkin, his 1st wife. Opie Lindsay, (1745-1815), was a dispatch bearer in the Revolution. He was born and died in Fairfax Co., Va. 3. Mary Ann m. Henry Boggess, 4.Thomas 1750-1830 m. Martha Scott-Fox b PA - issue 9 children. m. and 2nd Susan Stubblefield. sources: "The Lindsays of America" CS 71 L753 1889. The Lindsay Family Assoc of America. Annual Reports. VA Genealogical Society Quarterly, Vol 17, Jan 1979, Number 1, Pages 59-64. Leslie D. Dawson, "The Lindsay Family of Northumberland and Fairfax Counties, Virginia". Joseph W. Lindsay Hayle, FSA Scot. Clan Lindsay Historian. At 01:25 PM 8/29/2001 -0600, Cliff Lindsey wrote: >Hi All: > >Can anyone interested in the James of Gloucester 390 acres help on this? > >I have pages 66-77 with the above title on the top of each page. I did >not copy the front cover however. I believe I copied these at the LDS >library in SLC. > >I don't know if this is a chapter or book title. I would like to see >the whole section again. > >Further discussion on info in this book: > >On a letter from Lord Crawford a couple of years ago, he suggested >checking out the four younger sons on Sir Jerome and Agnes. I found >them in the book mentioned above. The youngest was named Jerom (No "e") >born 1620. Do you think is all the opinions of our James being a son of >Sir Jerome, could someone had been confused with Jerom? There was no >death >date on Jerom. But maybe my granddaughter in Edinburgh could check out >some records there on Jerom's life and children, if any. > >Has anyone seen any work that checked Jerom's life and children? His >children's generation would fit with the years of our James in VA. > >This well documented study shows James (7th of the Mount), eldest son of >Sir Jerome and Agnes, (According to Edinburgh Testiments) died in 1674 >(same year as a deed issued to James of Gloucester). Then it goes on >that his son James b.? and d. abt. 1713 (last and 8th of the mount) >died "bankrupt and utterly insolvent" and The Mount was sold in 1715 by >a nephew named John Lindsay (merchant in Edinburgh). > >I have seen reports saying James 7th of the Mount came to Gloucester and >his wife was Anna Hay. But this work says he and died in Scotland, had >sons James the 8th of the Mount and Robert. > >Lord Crawford also said to check the children of James the 7th's >daughter Elizabeth. Well, she had two sons: John (who sold The Mount) >and David. So, no James there! > >In conclusion, all or almost all reports of the first VA Caleb's father >being James, a son of Sir Jerome, use un-provable statements versus the >documented records in Scotland! > >What do you think folks? > >Cliff >-- >Cliff Lindsey >Lindsey Sales & Marketing >P.O. Box 970 >Freeland, WA 98249 >360-331-8626 Ph. >360-331-8636 Fx.

we have one in our line, from MS and other places Lynda LIndsey At 09:26 AM 8/27/2001 -0700, Hull wrote: >I am Still looking in Arkansas for my Lindsey family...any help would be >greatly appreciated! >Thank you, >Dotty > > >============================== >Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > > > God Bless Lynda

Which Lindsey line(s) will be represented there? ----- Original Message ----- From: Raymond Lindsey <gabbie@aeneas.net> To: <LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 8:46 AM Subject: [LINDSEY] > Hello Cousin: > first let me ask you some questions? > 1. did you know there is no WRONG way to spell Lindsey. there are 28 > excepted ways that are all belonging to the same family. > 2. do you belong to the LINDSAY CLAN of AMERICA? > 3. do you or would you like to attend the Scottish Highland games? > 4. have you ever wished you could meet face to face with others on this and > other web sites? > 4. would you like to exchange data, stories, records,and family legends > with other Lindseys (any spelling). > 5. do you have any ancestors who lived or came through North Carolina? > 6. do you have any BRICK WALLS in your Lindsey line? > 7.would you like to visit western North Carolina? > 8.do you like Scottish Games, dancing, bagpipes, wrestling,tug of war. > If any of the above interest you then you should make plans now to > come to the 2002 LOCH NORMAN HIGHLAND GAMES on April 19,20,21, but get > there earlier and meet other Lindseys (all spelling) > at the SLEEP INN MOTEL in Lake Norman. > I have checked accommodations and location and prices at other Motel's in > the area and this is by far the best Motel for the Lindsey get-together > that I found so I chose it for our event which will start on monday April > 15,2002 thru Sunday April 21,2002 > Lake Norman city and the games is about 16 miles North of Charlotte,N.C. > which has as good a Archive Library as I have found anywhere. and there are > lots of other attractions in the area. > For more data in the LOCH NORMAN HIGHLAND GAMES call 704-875-3113 or E-mail > -HIGHLANDGAMES@LOCHNORMAN.ORG > and for data on the Sleep inn motel rooms contact Meghan Hood at > 704-766-2500 or E-mail at TRUEPURPLE@HOTMAIL.COM and be sure to mention the > Lindsey Get-Together to receive the discount. > If you want more data on the get -together contact gabbie@aeneas.net or > call 731-584 -3867 or watch this web site > SEE YOU THERE, gabbie > > > ============================== > Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life > If you know how to reduce these risks. > http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html >

--WebTV-Mail-31758-2086 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Hello Raymond Lindsey: Answers to your questions: 1:no 2:no 3:no 4: yes 5: not sure 6: yes 7: no 8:yes. Raymond what is your Lindsey/Linzey/Lindsay line? Just curious. My is John Hanford Linzey/Lindsey b,jan 12,1864? d, oct 9,1915 Troy,Pike Co.,AL s/o: John Linzey b,? d,? & Nancy Harper b,? d,?. He mar:(apr 10,1890 Pike Co.,AL)Mary Jane Finger b,june 8,1874? d, aug 22,1906 Pike Co.,AL buried @Oakwood Cemetery North Knox St.,Troy,Pike Co.,AL Children:1)Wille Lois Lindsey b, sept 2,1894 Pike Co.,AL d, jun 27,1901 buried @Oakwood w/John H. Lindsey & Mary Jane Finger/Lindsey. (2)Julia Lindsey/+Mosley,Richard(Dick) ( 3)Robert Lindsey & Tommy(Thomas?)Lindsey. John H.Lindsey+2nd wife:Allie Jane Turner/Lindsey b,nov 1,1880 Pike Co.,AL d,may,29,1957 Columbus,Muscogee Co.,GA buried@Ramah Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery Troy,Pike Co.,AL Children:(1)Walter H. Lindsey b,apr 16,1909 Pike Co.,AL d,apr 12,1912 buried@Oakwood w/John H. Lindsey.(2):Fred Lee Lindsey b,may 22,1913 Pike Co.,AL+Cora Lee Jordan/Lindsey. d,sept 30,1984 Columbus,GA buried@Ramah w/Allie Lindsey & wife Cora Lee.(3) Ruby Jane Lindsey b, june 10,1915 Pike Co.,AL d, feb 18,1991 Columbus,GA Buried @Ramah +Wm.(Mack)Waltman b,may 1898 Quitman,Clarke Co.,MS ma:June 1930 Pike Co.,AL d,sept 1957 Columbus,Ga Buried @Ramah. Have tons more. I told you my lineage now tell me yours cuz. Thanks for your input. Virginia Waltman Heck,Ponca City,OK http://community.webtv.net/vheck/VhecksFamilySearch --WebTV-Mail-31758-2086 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Received: from smtpin-102-9.bryant.webtv.net (209.240.198.148) by storefull-211.iap.bryant.webtv.net with WTV-SMTP; Mon, 27 Aug 2001 09:01:07 -0700 (PDT) Received: by smtpin-102-9.bryant.webtv.net (WebTV_Postfix+sws) id 1F4951E7; Mon, 27 Aug 2001 09:01:07 -0700 (PDT) Delivered-To: vheck@webtv.net Received: from lists7.rootsweb.com (lists7.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.56]) by smtpin-102-9.bryant.webtv.net (WebTV_Postfix+sws) with ESMTP id 2803815F; Mon, 27 Aug 2001 09:01:06 -0700 (PDT) Received: (from slist@localhost) by lists7.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id f7RFrWb13465; Mon, 27 Aug 2001 09:53:32 -0600 Resent-Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2001 09:53:32 -0600 X-Original-Sender: gabbie@aeneas.net Mon Aug 27 09:53:30 2001 Message-Id: <5.1.0.14.0.20010827104358.00a07c70@mail.aeneas.net> X-Sender: gabbie@mail.aeneas.net X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Version 5.1 Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2001 10:46:14 -0500 Old-To: LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com From: Raymond Lindsey <gabbie@aeneas.net> Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed Subject: [LINDSEY] Resent-Message-ID: <7t90c.A.3RD.7zmi7@lists7.rootsweb.com> To: LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com Reply-To: LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/545 X-Loop: LINDSEY-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: LINDSEY-L-request@rootsweb.com Hello Cousin: first let me ask you some questions? 1. did you know there is no WRONG way to spell Lindsey. there are 28 excepted ways that are all belonging to the same family. 2. do you belong to the LINDSAY CLAN of AMERICA? 3. do you or would you like to attend the Scottish Highland games? 4. have you ever wished you could meet face to face with others on this and other web sites? 4. would you like to exchange data, stories, records,and family legends with other Lindseys (any spelling). 5. do you have any ancestors who lived or came through North Carolina? 6. do you have any BRICK WALLS in your Lindsey line? 7.would you like to visit western North Carolina? 8.do you like Scottish Games, dancing, bagpipes, wrestling,tug of war. If any of the above interest you then you should make plans now to come to the 2002 LOCH NORMAN HIGHLAND GAMES on April 19,20,21, but get there earlier and meet other Lindseys (all spelling) at the SLEEP INN MOTEL in Lake Norman. I have checked accommodations and location and prices at other Motel's in the area and this is by far the best Motel for the Lindsey get-together that I found so I chose it for our event which will start on monday April 15,2002 thru Sunday April 21,2002 Lake Norman city and the games is about 16 miles North of Charlotte,N.C. which has as good a Archive Library as I have found anywhere. and there are lots of other attractions in the area. For more data in the LOCH NORMAN HIGHLAND GAMES call 704-875-3113 or E-mail -HIGHLANDGAMES@LOCHNORMAN.ORG and for data on the Sleep inn motel rooms contact Meghan Hood at 704-766-2500 or E-mail at TRUEPURPLE@HOTMAIL.COM and be sure to mention the Lindsey Get-Together to receive the discount. If you want more data on the get -together contact gabbie@aeneas.net or call 731-584 -3867 or watch this web site SEE YOU THERE, gabbie ============================== Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life If you know how to reduce these risks. http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html --WebTV-Mail-31758-2086--