This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Love, West Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Xcx.2ACIB/1941 Message Board Post: I am seeking information on Lydia Jane LOVE b. 4-6-1847 Griggsville, Pike Co, IL d. 7-24-1931 Mt Sterling, Brown Co, IL. She married on 4-8-1886 in Griggsville, Pike Co, IL to Elisha Goodwin WEST b. 4-28-1835 Owensboro, Davis Co, KY d. 1-8-1906 Mt Sterling, Brown Co, IL. There are no children of this marriage. It could be that LOVE is Lydia's name from an earlier marriage instead of her birth name. I'd greatly appreciate any help. Thank you!!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: LOVE/FLOCKHART + FROMENT Australia Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Xcx.2ACIB/1940 Message Board Post: Mark, 1. John LOVE & Amanda FROMENT are my g.grandparents. ....2. William LOVE b.1877 Brunswick d.1955 Brunswick m. Grace LORD b. 1880 Terang Vic.d. 1968 Brunswick. ...........3.Alwynne LOVE b.1916 Brunswick m. 1940 Essendon Harold BOSCHEN b.1913 Minyip Is the information on John LOVE's descendents that you have verified? Can you help me with info on John LOVE and Amanda FROMENT's descendents? I think I have been going down the wrong path with John's paren Hope to hear from you soon. Regards Marilyn Renshaw Adelaide, Australia

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: LOVE,JACKSON,WESTFALL,and too many to list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Xcx.2ACIB/1939 Message Board Post: Hello! These fine people are my 4x Grandparents,and I sure would like to hear from their descendents. They lived in Shenandoah,Virginia and later moved to Buckhannon,Virginia (now West Virginia)! Thanks in advance. L.H.

I've just begun researching my son-in-law's family. I'm looking for Belle Love, born 1863, died 1951, buried in Sigourney, Keokuk County, husband possibly P.E. Love, born 1860, died 1925. There was a daughter, Elizabeth Mae Love, born 1893 and died 1896. There was a son, Thomas R. Love, born 1891 and died 1946 and another daughter, Dot Love, born 1881 and died 1969. Thomas married an English girl named Lillian. Dot married Avery TERRELL. At this point, this is all I know. If anyone can make a connection, please e-mail me. Thank you. Donna --

Mary, I am still on the list. I would be happy to hear from anyone from my line or to share what I have on other Love lines. Haven't worked on the Loves lately but I have a large database. Patsy Love Knight Arlington, TX [email protected] Mary Harkey Russell wrote: > Oct 1999 was the last gathering of Loves from this list. Some attended and > we shared a lot and had some fun too. Others could not come and > instead,sent me genealogy reports which I printed out and put on the table > in Nashville to see if anyone was related to those people. > One thing I will tell you about running a big list like this. I don't know > all of you. > I get a list of email addresses and not names. Unless someone writes to me > privately then I don't get to know every subscriber. I don't know if Patsy > Knight is on the list or not but she sent me a file in 1999 along with about > a dozen other researchers. I will talk about hers. > She said she is descended from Robert Love >> Hezekiah Love>>> Jesse Love>> > William Carroll Love>>> Pinkney Clifton Love>> Wiley Love>> And Patsy. > > Patsy must be a good researcher because her source notes printed out to 18 > pages. > She listed Robert love born between 1715-1720 Ballymoney, Craigetampan, > Antrip County Ireland died 1786 in Kershaw Lancaster Co. SC. He married > Violet Wilson daughter of Robert Wilson and she was born in Chester Co. PA. > ---------------------- > > I will not list the children of I don't think we are still sure of that. > The problem is that we have been unsure of where we came from for a hundred > years ( or maybe it just seems that way ) Our paper work is lovely to look > at but none of us has proven very much. > Here I go again. My feelings are that only a very many Y-DNA tests are > going to help us. > I am not trying to sell anything other than the concept. I can just tell > you that I believe in these tests and for very selfish reasons I hope a > bunch of you believe too. > I want to know for sure to which line Joseph Love/Mary Teas and Samuel Love > /Dorcas Bell belong . > > Mary Harkey Russell > [email protected] > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bird > > ==== LOVE Mailing List ==== > There is a DNA study for surname LOVE For information on this study contact [email protected] > http://www.lovednaproject.bravepages.com > > ============================== > 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

Oct 1999 was the last gathering of Loves from this list. Some attended and we shared a lot and had some fun too. Others could not come and instead,sent me genealogy reports which I printed out and put on the table in Nashville to see if anyone was related to those people. One thing I will tell you about running a big list like this. I don't know all of you. I get a list of email addresses and not names. Unless someone writes to me privately then I don't get to know every subscriber. I don't know if Patsy Knight is on the list or not but she sent me a file in 1999 along with about a dozen other researchers. I will talk about hers. She said she is descended from Robert Love >> Hezekiah Love>>> Jesse Love>> William Carroll Love>>> Pinkney Clifton Love>> Wiley Love>> And Patsy. Patsy must be a good researcher because her source notes printed out to 18 pages. She listed Robert love born between 1715-1720 Ballymoney, Craigetampan, Antrip County Ireland died 1786 in Kershaw Lancaster Co. SC. He married Violet Wilson daughter of Robert Wilson and she was born in Chester Co. PA. ---------------------- I will not list the children of I don't think we are still sure of that. The problem is that we have been unsure of where we came from for a hundred years ( or maybe it just seems that way ) Our paper work is lovely to look at but none of us has proven very much. Here I go again. My feelings are that only a very many Y-DNA tests are going to help us. I am not trying to sell anything other than the concept. I can just tell you that I believe in these tests and for very selfish reasons I hope a bunch of you believe too. I want to know for sure to which line Joseph Love/Mary Teas and Samuel Love /Dorcas Bell belong . Mary Harkey Russell [email protected] http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bird

Alfred Kimbrue Love Born 1877 to John B. Love and Permelia Angeline Shipman. He was born in Missouri. On the 1920 census he was living in Washington State- Franklin Co. Ringold Prect. On the 1930 Census he was living in Washington State in White Bluffs , Benton county His wife was Lorena Colley born 1881 Their children were George Turner Love - married Emma Fricke --- Did they have children? Alfred Lee Love married Theo Leevas? --- Did they have children? Lora Maurine Love -- married James Franklin Huston-- Did they have children? Daniel Dexter Love married Mary Elizabeth Henderson - Did they have children? Margaret Elizabeth Love What happened to Margaret? Robert Frank Love. married Majore Pfliger - I found her parents and grand parents on the 1930 census. They came from Russia Did Frank and Majore have children? Lets try to fill in blanks spots in our databases while the information is fresh. I'm sure that someone a hundred years from now will be wishing we did. If you are a descendant of some member of these Love families and don't want to list living people on the internet, at least keep the statistics in your own database. Also if one of them that is living is a MALE LOVE --- We need his Y-DNA <G> Mary Harkey Russell [email protected] http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bird

Hi Pat, Do try find out if Rev. Don Love participated in the study. He had voiced a desire to do so. And if so, his data could be used as one source to verify your line. He descends from John C. Love, brother of James II. I would participate, but being a Thomas, my direct paternal line would not be very supportive of the research. Also, I have a picture of my ancestor Jonah Askew Love. He is the son of Jonah and nephew of your Charles. And I have a photo of Charles's daughter Elizabeth. A family trait that is real and am sure genetically passed down is one of a "lazy eye." In both photographs, Jonah Askew and Elizabeth appear to have this trait. And Jonah Askew's nephew was John Epraim "good eye" Love. Does this trait pass down in your lines in TX? George ----- Original Message ----- From: "PAT STUBBLEFIELD" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, August 10, 2003 12:41 PM Subject: [LOVE-L] Re: DNA > I'm going to get my brothers DNA in October so I'm hoping someone else will also do it on the Charles Love/Fereby Osborne, James Love II/Mary Elizabeth Ingram line so we can compare. > Pat > > > ==== LOVE Mailing List ==== > There is a DNA study for surname LOVE For information on this study contact [email protected] > http://www.lovednaproject.bravepages.com > > ============================== > 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'm going to get my brothers DNA in October so I'm hoping someone else will also do it on the Charles Love/Fereby Osborne, James Love II/Mary Elizabeth Ingram line so we can compare. Pat

I am delighted to see matches being made on our Love DNA study. The 25 marker test is the best and from the looks of the page it looks like two more of our guys should up grade to that test. It is bothering me that only one person from the Lines of Samuel Love/Dorcas Bell and Joseph Love/Mary Teas line,Have done the test Of course I have selfish motives. If someone from Samuel Love /Dorcas Bell line would test that would at least tell us if they were brothers. Any people on the list who know any Male descendents of Samuel and Joseph-- PLEASE Suggest to them that they consider this test. Mary Harkey Russell [email protected] http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bird

Hi Pat, Thanks so much for the William J. Love/ Mary J. Streety marriage license copy. That is a real treasure! I have a good handle on my ancestral history from Joseph B. Love ( father of William James ) forward, if anyone is interested. Once again- - - many thanks!! Bill Love La Porte,Tx

in trying to follow the Males of a family of Loves I find that I have too many men without heirs in my genealogy. With us doing a DNA study it seems that we may be missing too many men to provide good paper documentation for some of the lines. I was trying to trace descendants of Joseph Love /Mary Teas by looking at my data. Going from Joseph Love to his son Samuel who married Mary Lane and Mary Polly Smith. I have no children with Mary Smith and Samuel was 67 so maybe there wasn't any with her, but With Mary Lane he had a fairly large family. his son Robert Love born 1774--- I have no heirs. His son William born 1775 ---- I have no heirs. His son John is the one married Nancy "Milly" McSpaddin and they had sons. I will follow that line-- they had Pleasant McSpadden Love and he had sons among them James Newton Armstrong Love born 1838 and I have that they had 8 children. Were any of them sons ? Hannibal Jasper Love born 1843 had two sons Henry Elijah Love- and Thomas Love . I have nothing on Thomas but Henry Elijah had sons---Some I have wives for but only Clarence Kenneth Love , do I have a note saying-- Info database of LoveBobLouis.FTW So which one of you did I get that GED file from that I named Love Bob Louis. ? And have any Males from this line done the DNA test? Mary Harkey Russell [email protected] http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bird

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Love-Davis-Westmoreland Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Xcx.2ACIB/1938 Message Board Post: I'm looking for any information on Col T.M. Love (1810-1862). His wife in unknown to me. He had at least one child born in Midyett, Panola County, Tx in 1896. If you have any data on him, his sibblings, parents, spouse, or children please contact me at [email protected] . Thank you, Ruby

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Xcx.2ACIB/1937 Message Board Post: Thomas B Love born in Penn 1794 married Susan Smith in 1824 in Knox County, TN. They had seven children whom John Pope Love was the second child. John Pope first wife was Narcissus N Niell (1848)and had three children. Narcissus died in 1853 in Knox County, TN. Second wife was Elizabeth N Barker (1855) and there twelve children from this marriage. My great grandfather was the third child, James Burel Love. John and Elizabeth moved to Jackson Township, St Clair Co, Missouri 1854/55 and all twelve children were born there. I have very little information on Thomas B Love and his wife Susan, nor do I know the names of the other children they had. I was told Thomas B Love's father was John Love who was originally from Ireland. Could anyone help me in my search?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Love/Lockert Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Xcx.2ACIB/1718.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I think this may be the Love family that I'm looking for. I'm seeking ancestry info for my gg grandmother, Margaret Jane Love. She was born in South Carolina about 1821; married in Pickens County, Alabama around 1840 to John Calvin Gilbert; and died in Mississippi in 1888. Gilbert family researchers say that she may have had a brother named Elvin, and for this reason, I believe that she was the daughter of John Lockert Love and Malinda Horton, who had a son named Elvin Elmotum Love. Also, John Lockert Love died in Pickens County, Alabama, so the proximity of that location to the location of Margaret Jane Love and John Calvin Gilbert's marriage is another clue. John Lockert Love was the son of James Love and Janet Lockert. I cannot find any information about Margaret Jane Love in the family trees or records of these families, however. Any help is appreciated.

Hi, I am new to your list. I am looking for any information on Nettie Love from Person Co., NC. She was married aroung 1915 to Lonnie Winstead. She died about 1923. If there is anyone who has run across her in their travels, I'll appreciate knowing. Thank you for your time.

I am going to be getting a very large amount of Love stuff...wills and such. I already have much. I am wondering what would be the best way to get it on line. I could start a web page I suppose. But would like some suggestions. The geneology I research is from the original Henry Love...who settled in Mehoopany Pa. We still have much land there. I do have photos of graves. Hoping for some help in getting this info to as many people as I can to maybe close some gaps in their research. Becky Love

In a message dated 8/4/2003 5:28:36 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > I have info that a Daniel Love was the sixth child of Sloan/Slone Love, b > 1807, d 1847, son of Thomas Love &Sallie Colbert. The children of Sloan & > Lottie Gaines were: > Calvin S. Love, Wilson Love, Nancy Love, Nathaniel B. Love, Gabriel S. Love > and Daniel Love. > > I have nothing else on Daniel - but have info backward several generations. > I would be happy to share that info. > Hi list, I've asked this question before and could not get a definitive answer at the time. Hoping someone on the list could help me out. I am trying to determine who was Cubby LOVE a Chickasaw. I may have been told Cubby was actually Nathaniel LOVE but I have nothing to corroborate this. Is there someone who has a clue to the real identity of Cubby LOVE?

Thanks Judy for your census information. Eliza and Richard LOVE did indeed have a daughter, Cecilia, who was married to Brigadeer General Lewis Armistead, C.S.A. He would die in 1863 at Gettysburg. She was obviously living with them for a while in 1850 while Armistead was stationed at Ft. Snelling. Her husband, Richard, had died in 1832. She lived most of the last 40 years of her life with her daughter, Flora, who married Rev. William Johnson. The "W.K" in the census record was Walker Keith Armistead, born December 11, 1844. He would also serve in the Confederate Army. Good evening, I knew I had picked up a piece of this puzzle at one time, it just took a couple of days to "unfile" it. I found Eliza Matilda Love in the 1850 census (Minnesotal Territorial) Dakotah County, the Garrison at Ft. Snelling House 77/family 79 Armstead, Maj. Lewis 33 NC Army Officer Cecelia L. 27 VA W. K. 4 VA (female) Hendricks, Mary 32 Wisc Geo. 1 Minn (male) Love, E. M. 60 VA I was reading this census for a completely different family when I saw this and made note of it. Judy _________________________________________________ Carla Love Maitland Memphis, TN [email protected] Genealogist: One who confuses the dead and irritates the living.

Good evening, I knew I had picked up a piece of this puzzle at one time, it just took a couple of days to "unfile" it. I found Eliza Matilda Love in the 1850 census (Minnesotal Territorial) Dakotah County, the Garrison at Ft. Snelling House 77/family 79 Armstead, Maj. Lewis 33 NC Army Officer Cecelia L. 27 VA W. K. 4 VA (female) Hendricks, Mary 32 Wisc Geo. 1 Minn (male) Love, E. M. 60 VA I was reading this census for a completely different family when I saw this and made note of it. Judy > Hello LOVE List: > This is written in response to Shirley's query regarding Gen. John H. LOVE and Richard Hendly (Hendley) LOVE. Richard LOVE was born about 1778 in VA and did indeed serve in the military, or more specifically the Virginia militia. He did not, however, appear to have a very lengthy military career. > On pages 291 and 292 of The Lee Chronicle, Studies of the Early Generations of the Lees of Virginia by Cazenove Gardner LEE, Jr., LOVE's wife, Eliza Matilda LEE (granddaughter of Richard Henry LEE) described her husband's brief career in the VA militia during the War of 1812. > She declares, "after law and order were once more restored....Mr. Love's company was detailed to look after the British prisoners, who after six weeks were exchanged, and he came home. Thus ended his military career." > Eliza always refers to her husband as "Mr. Love," never using a military title. Furthermore, Eliza did not mention in her "Reminiscences" any previous marriage of her husband's. It is possible, of course, that she purposely left out any mention of such, but we have no record of a prior marriage in our family. Eliza's reflections appeared to be fairly straightforward, and I tend to think that she would have mentioned a previous wife. > I hope that this information helps in some way! > > Carla Love Maitland > Memphis, TN > [email protected] > Genealogist: One who confuses the dead and irritates the living.