bject Type Call Number Title Family File Lovelace Family File <http://mbwm.org/libdetail.asp?libID=2002> Book D0025 Genealogies of Virginia Families <http://mbwm.org/libdetail.asp?libID=2993> Book D0063b Adventurers of Purse and Person 1607-1625, Vol. 2, G-P<http://mbwm.org/libdetail.asp?libID=3578> Book F0004a Charlotte County, Virginia 1816-1850 Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns<http://mbwm.org/libdetail.asp?libID=5156> Book G00566 Charlotte County, Virginia 1765-1771 Deed Books 1 and 2<http://mbwm.org/libdetail.asp?libID=5168> Periodical MVG 36.1 Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, Vol. 36, No. 1 (Winter 1998)<http://mbwm.org/libdetail.asp?libID=6673>
These files are located in the Martha Ball Washington Library, Lancaster County, VA. The library files are easily searched. However, if you are not going to be in the area, it would be necessary to contact the library about how to obtain copies. These are the records that came up after searching for the surname Robey. our search for *robey* yielded 5 result(s): Object Type Call Number Title Book Census0023 Index to the 1820 Census of Virginia<http://mbwm.org/libdetail.asp?libID=4269> Manuscript E0390 Early English History of Roby, Robey, Robie, Etc., Ancestral Families of American Immigrants 1317-1672 <http://mbwm.org/libdetail.asp?libID=7163> Manuscript E0391 Early Maryland Records of Roby, Robey, etc. Families 1659-1820<http://mbwm.org/libdetail.asp?libID=7164> Book E0392 Meshack Turner III, His Wife Sarah Robey Tucker<http://mbwm.org/libdetail.asp?libID=7165> Manuscript H0147 Records of Sudley Curit Methodist Church, Prince William County<http://mbwm.org/libdetail.asp?libID=7157> Donna On Sun, Mar 13, 2011 at 9:18 AM, Larry Campbell <soupcan5@yadtel.net> wrote: > Has anyone even dared to mention scanning these new items? Having > searchable > files are really helpful. I am also interested in Robey files and like > everyone else , have a mystery with that family. > Thanks > Larry Campbell > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Brondak@aol.com> > To: <lovelace@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2011 12:50 AM > Subject: Re: [LL] Fwd: [VA-NORTHERN-NECK] New Library Collections in the NN > > > > > > In a message dated 3/12/11 8:00:11 PM, alton.loveless@prodigy.netwrites: > > > > > >> I would be interested in the contents of the Robey material since I had > >> some who married into that clan. > >> > >> > > > > I'm trying to find out if there is access to the material without having > > to > > go to the library. > > Will let you know what I learn. > > Lou Ann > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > LOVELACE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > __________ NOD32 5948 (20110312) Information __________ > > > > This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system. > > http://www.eset.com > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > LOVELACE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >
Has anyone even dared to mention scanning these new items? Having searchable files are really helpful. I am also interested in Robey files and like everyone else , have a mystery with that family. Thanks Larry Campbell ----- Original Message ----- From: <Brondak@aol.com> To: <lovelace@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2011 12:50 AM Subject: Re: [LL] Fwd: [VA-NORTHERN-NECK] New Library Collections in the NN > > In a message dated 3/12/11 8:00:11 PM, alton.loveless@prodigy.net writes: > > >> I would be interested in the contents of the Robey material since I had >> some who married into that clan. >> >> > > I'm trying to find out if there is access to the material without having > to > go to the library. > Will let you know what I learn. > Lou Ann > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > LOVELACE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > __________ NOD32 5948 (20110312) Information __________ > > This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system. > http://www.eset.com > >
Greg, Yes, this is my line, and he does have the lineage correct. I have posted a message to Patrice on the message board. Greg Lovelace wrote: > [Greg's note: This post is from Patrice Lovelace, granddaughter of Otto > and Edna Lovelace. In searching around, I found an Otto in a file on > WorldConnect, son of Humphrey and Frances Bradford Lovelace. The Otto > in this file does have a sister Lillian, so I believe this is the > correct individual. In the 1920 census of Covington, Kenton Co., KY, I > find Humphrey and Frances with children Otto, Arthur, and Lillian. The > WorldConnect file takes Humphrey back to John and Mylla Lovelace, which > is Jack's line. Jack, can you confirm this? Here is the line posted on > WorldConnect: > > /John Sr. LOVELACE </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I6423&style=TEXT> b: 1745 d: 1822 > /Hazel LOVELACE </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I6431&style=TEXT> b: 31 MAR 1790 d: 29 JAN 1844 > | \Mylla LOVELACE </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I6424&style=TEXT> b: ABT 1760 > /Willis LOVELACE </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I6490&style=TEXT> b: 1811 d: ABT 1874 > | \Mary Ann "Polly" SWINFORD </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I7971&style=TEXT> b: ABT 1785 > /Andrew Jackson LOVELACE </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I6504&style=TEXT> b: 1844 d: 2 JAN 1911 > | \Julian Ann RIDDLE </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I6500&style=TEXT> b: 1814 > Humphrey LOVELACE </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I6654&style=TEXT> b: 6 JUN 1874 d: 7 MAR 1949 > > This WorldConnect file is the property of one Bill Beane<bilbarb@hotmail.com>. If anyone can confirm this line, please do so to the list and to the Bradford message board in response to Patrice.] > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Tue, 8 Mar 2011 21:15:13 -0700 > > Source: BRADFORD@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Re: [Bradford] any connection > Author: patrice50_1 > > > Message Board URL: > http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.bradford/936.946/mb.ashx > > Hi, I am Patrice Lovelace, daughter of Ralph Lovelace, son of Otto Lovelace, who was a brother to Lillian. I will only be a member until the end of March, so I hope we can connect soon. My father was an only child, so I don't know much of the family. I don't know anything of Lillian's descendents, and would love to add them to my tree, and touch base with you. My dad is still around, so if you are of his generation, I am sure he would love to know I have found you. The only info I have on Lillian, is that she was once married to Alva Buckland. I have done extensive research, old school style, prior to computers, and Edna, Otto's wife was really good about keeping records, and I have all her genealogy jottings. I hope we can work together and make some progress. It's so fun, and addicting! > > Important Note: > The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board. > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to LOVELACE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > -- Jack D. Lovelace
In a message dated 3/12/11 8:00:11 PM, alton.loveless@prodigy.net writes: > I would be interested in the contents of the Robey material since I had > some who married into that clan. > > I'm trying to find out if there is access to the material without having to go to the library. Will let you know what I learn. Lou Ann
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Craig Kilby <craig@craigkilby.com> Date: Sat, Mar 12, 2011 at 5:57 PM Subject: [VA-NORTHERN-NECK] New Library Collections in the NN To: Northern Neck Northern Neck List <VA-NORTHERN-NECK@rootsweb.com> All, The Mary Ball Washington Museum & Library was recently donated hundreds of new books from the collection of Iris Stickle of Kilmarnock. We never knew this woman until her death. She had retired to Kilmarnock a few years ago. She was an avid genealogist and the collection consists primarily of books on the Eastern Shore (Accomack & Northampton Counties), quite a bit on Maryland, and Northern Virginia (Loudoun, Fairfax and Prince William Counties, some Alexandria.) I have catalogued most of these new books, and if you are looking for families in those areas, you might find something new. The books run the gamut from published abstracts of marriages, guardianships, wills, court orders, county histories, church histories, and family histories. Her primary focus was the ROBEY FAMILY. Also in the collection were several books on Native American research, quarterly genealogical magazines, etc. It was by far the largest single collection of new material we've received all at one time of BOOKS. (The rival to this was the collection of the late Doris Davison, a well-known NN genealogist. That is still being processed! Most of this was her personal papers and client reports. A great part of that collection was merged into our "Virginia Family Files" loose papers. =========== Meanwhile, at the Northern Neck of Virginia Historical Society in Montross, we recently were donated the entire collection of the late Mary Rita Miller, author of the book I often cite here, _Place Names of the Northern Neck_. Originally, her son said he wanted to donate her working papers for the book which were index cards. When it arrived, however, it was much, much, much more than that! She was also a linguist, and an avid gardener. There are many original dissertations in this collection about language and the history of place names. This is boxes and boxes of material. As for the six or so boxes dealing with the Northern Neck of Virginia Club, I will have to see if that group would like to have their old meeting minutes back in their possession. I rather suspect they will. =========== So, please keep checking both the MBW and NNVHS catalogs to see what is new. (The NNVHS catalog is still under construction but well over 700 books are now entered. In case you have not bookmarked the web sites for the catalogs, they are: Mary Ball Washington Museum & Library http://mbwm.org/search.asp Northern Neck of Virginia Historical Society http://www.librarything.com/catalog/NNVHS =========== Remember. MBW will do research WITHIN THE COLLECTION. Their fees and policy are explained on the web site. Research at NNVHS generally requires an on site visit. Happy Hunting! Craig Kilby ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VA-NORTHERN-NECK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
I would be interested in the contents of the Robey material since I had some who married into that clan. Dr. Alton Loveless Alton and Delois Loveless527 Virginia StreetAshville, Ohio 43103 740-777-1944 573-330-7728 Cell Tucker line TTT altonloveless.blogspot.com web: http://altonloveless.weebly.com --- On Sat, 3/12/11, Donna Price <nee@sacredhearts.us> wrote: From: Donna Price <nee@sacredhearts.us> Subject: [LL] Fwd: [VA-NORTHERN-NECK] New Library Collections in the NN To: "lovelace" <lovelace@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, March 12, 2011, 6:08 PM ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Craig Kilby <craig@craigkilby.com> Date: Sat, Mar 12, 2011 at 5:57 PM Subject: [VA-NORTHERN-NECK] New Library Collections in the NN To: Northern Neck Northern Neck List <VA-NORTHERN-NECK@rootsweb.com> All, The Mary Ball Washington Museum & Library was recently donated hundreds of new books from the collection of Iris Stickle of Kilmarnock. We never knew this woman until her death. She had retired to Kilmarnock a few years ago. She was an avid genealogist and the collection consists primarily of books on the Eastern Shore (Accomack & Northampton Counties), quite a bit on Maryland, and Northern Virginia (Loudoun, Fairfax and Prince William Counties, some Alexandria.) I have catalogued most of these new books, and if you are looking for families in those areas, you might find something new. The books run the gamut from published abstracts of marriages, guardianships, wills, court orders, county histories, church histories, and family histories. Her primary focus was the ROBEY FAMILY. Also in the collection were several books on Native American research, quarterly genealogical magazines, etc. It was by far the largest single collection of new material we've received all at one time of BOOKS. (The rival to this was the collection of the late Doris Davison, a well-known NN genealogist. That is still being processed! Most of this was her personal papers and client reports. A great part of that collection was merged into our "Virginia Family Files" loose papers. =========== Meanwhile, at the Northern Neck of Virginia Historical Society in Montross, we recently were donated the entire collection of the late Mary Rita Miller, author of the book I often cite here, _Place Names of the Northern Neck_. Originally, her son said he wanted to donate her working papers for the book which were index cards. When it arrived, however, it was much, much, much more than that! She was also a linguist, and an avid gardener. There are many original dissertations in this collection about language and the history of place names. This is boxes and boxes of material. As for the six or so boxes dealing with the Northern Neck of Virginia Club, I will have to see if that group would like to have their old meeting minutes back in their possession. I rather suspect they will. =========== So, please keep checking both the MBW and NNVHS catalogs to see what is new. (The NNVHS catalog is still under construction but well over 700 books are now entered. In case you have not bookmarked the web sites for the catalogs, they are: Mary Ball Washington Museum & Library http://mbwm.org/search.asp Northern Neck of Virginia Historical Society http://www.librarything.com/catalog/NNVHS =========== Remember. MBW will do research WITHIN THE COLLECTION. Their fees and policy are explained on the web site. Research at NNVHS generally requires an on site visit. Happy Hunting! Craig Kilby ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VA-NORTHERN-NECK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to LOVELACE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
These obituaries were found in the Bible of Ella Frances Lovelace Millikan. Ella's mother, Selena Margaret, and Mary Susan were sisters. Obit** * Mary Susan Cobb Lewallen (Daughter of William C. Cobb & Catherine Wray Cobb)* ** ** *Died Jan. 24th, 1902 at the home of her son-in-law, David Parsons, Mrs. Mary Lewallen aged 74 yrs. And 3 months. She leaves four children, O. C. and William Lewallan of Corso, Mrs. Mattie Parsons of this neighborhood and Charles Lewallen of Montgomery City. She had been a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian church ever since she was 16 yers. Old. While she was quiet and unassuming, her life was that of an exemplary Chirstian. She had the love and esteem of all who knew her. After funeral services conducted by her pastor, Rev. Condiff her remains were laid to rest in the Old Liberty Cemetery. X. Q. Q.* William Harvey Lewallen Obit At Rest William Harvey Lewallen, son of William and Mary S. Lewallen, was born November 21, 1853, near Corso, Mo., where he spent his life and where he died January 21, 1920, age 66 years and two months. He was married to Mary Reeds, who preceded him to the great beyond just twelve days before. To this union were born four children—one son Arthur R., and three daughters, Saide, the oldest, dying in infancy; Mrs. Maud Fanning of Corso, and Lorah at home, and two grandchildren. He also leaves to mourn his departure two brothers and one sister, namely; O. C. Lewallen and Mrs. Mattie Parsons of Corso, and C. E. Lewallen of Montgomery City. He was converted when quite young under the ministry of Rev. Taylor Bernard and united with the Olney Presbyterian church where he lived a consistant Christian life. He was later elected elder in that church. He was apparently in good health when his companion died, but seemed to stricken with grief and worry over her long illness and death that he broke down and heart failure took him away. Weep not, dear children, father and mother are united on the other shore where there is no sickness and death, where there is not goodbyes; they will be watching and waiting for loved ones left behind. We cannot understand why we had to give them up so close together, but some day, some time, we will know and understand, “For now we see through a glass, darkly: but when face to face: Now I know ??part: but then shall I know even as also I am known.” Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Campbell, after which the body was laid to rest by the side of his wife in New Liberty cemetery to await the resurrection morn. –X PERRY LEWALLEN’S FUNERAL The body of Perry Lewallen, who died Tuesday of last week at his home in Norman, Neb., arrived here Saturday morning and was taken to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Lewallen. The funeral occurred Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock conducted by Rev. Franc. Mitchell, and the remains were buried in the Montgomery City cemetery. Miss Iva Lewallen of Hastings, Neb., a sister of Mr. Lewallen, accompanied the body to this city, and will spend a few days at the Lewallen home before returning to Hastings. Mr. Lewallen’s wife and children at Norman all have the influenza, but we are glad to state they are improving. Among those from a distance who attended Perry Lewallen’s funeral here Saturday afternoon were the following; Miss Iva Lewallen, Hastings, Neb.; Mrs. R. W. Critchlow and Mrs. Clarence French, Oskaloosa, Ia,; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sheppard, St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. B. Reid and Mrs. Dave Parsons and son, Lincoln county; Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Lovelace and Leslie Martin, New Hartford. * * *1 William Lewallen* -------------------------------------------------- Birth: 16 Aug 1823, Kentucky Death: 4 Aug 1887, Corso, Pike County, Missouri Spouse: Mary Susan Cobb Birth: 5 Oct 1827, North Carolina Death: 24 Jan 1902, Corso, Pike County, Missouri Father: William C. Cobb (1796-1860) Mother: Catherine Wray (1801-1873) Marriage: 11 Apr 1849, Pike Counry, Missouri Children: Owen C. (1850-1921) William Harvey (1853-1920) Charles Edwin (1855-1926) Catharine Anna (1857-1859) Martha Jane (1866-1947) *1.1 Owen C. Lewallen* -------------------------------------------------- Birth: 24 Jan 1850, Missouri Death: 18 Oct 1921, Lincoln County, Missouri Burial: 19 Oct 1921, New Liberty Cemetery, Silex, Missouri Missouri Death Certificate # 26615 Male White Married DOB January 24, 1850 71 years 9 months 24 days Farmer Birthplace: Missouri Name of Father: Wm Lewallen Birthplace of Father: Kentucky Maiden Name of Mother: Mary Cobb Birthplace of Mother: N. Car. DOD October 18, 1921 Influenza Place of Burial: New Liberty Cemetery October 19, 1926 Spouse: Amelia F. Abbott Birth: 5 May 1852, Lincoln County, Missouri Death: 4 Jan 1937, Lincoln County, Missouri Father: Henry Abbott Mother: Ann Ward Missouri Death Certificate # 2070 Female White Widowed Name of Husband: Owen Lewallen Date of Birth May 10, 1852 34 years 7 months 24 days Housewife Birthplace: Lincoln County, Missouri Name of Father: Henry Abbott Birthplace of Father: Pickaway County, Ohio Maiden Name of Mother: Ann Ward Birthplace of Mother: Pickaway County, Ohio Informant: Rolla Lewallen Burial: New Liberty Cemetery January 6, 1932 Influenza Broncho pneumonia Marriage: 26 Nov 1874 Children: Nora May (1878-) Beverly M. (1881-) Perry L. (1884-) Author Reymond (1886-) Bessie Pearl (1886-) *1.2 William Harvey Lewallen* -------------------------------------------------- Birth: 21 Nov 1853, Lincoln County, Missouri Death: 21 Jan 1920, Lincoln County, Missouri Burial: 22 Jan 1920, New Liberty Cemetery, Silex, Missouri Missouri Death Certificate # 1959 Male White Widower DOB November 21, 1853 66 years 2 months Farmer Birthplace: Lincoln County, Missouri Name of Father: William Lewallen Birthplace of Father: Kentucky Maiden Name of Mother: Mary Cobb Birthplace of Mother: North Carolina Date of Death: January 21, 1920 Broncho pneumonia Place of Burieal New Liberty Cemetery, Silex, Missouri January 22, 1920 Spouse: Mary Melvina Reed Birth: 9 Sep 1856, Lincoln County, Missouri Death: 9 Jan 1920, Lincoln County, Missouri Father: Samuel Thomas Reeds (1833-1882) Missouri Death Certificate # Female White Married DOB September 9, 1856 63 years 4 months Housewife Place of Birth: Lincoln County, Missouri Name of Father: Thomas Reed Birthplace of Father: Missouri Maiden Name of Mother: Susan Lovelace (Daughter of Brewis Webster Lovelace and Martha Walker Jones) Birthplace of Mother: Don’t Know DOD January 9, 1920 Gastric Carcinoma Place of Burial: New Liberty Cemetery, Silex, Missouri January 10, 1920 Marriage: 1 Jan 1880 Children: Sadie Ann (1880-1881) *1.3 Charles Edwin Lewallen* -------------------------------------------------- Birth: 5 Jul 1855, Corso, Lincoln County, Missouri Death: 10 Apr 1926, Montgomery City Cemetery Burial: 12 Apr 1926, Montgomery City Cemetery Missouri Death Certificate # 13116 Charles E. Lewallen Male White Widowed 70 years 9 mos and 3 days Retired Carpenter Birthplace: Corso, Lincoln County, Missouri Name of father: William Lewallen Birthplace of father: Kentucky Maiden name of mother: Mary S. Cobb Birthplace of mother: North Carolina Informant: Mrs. Dave Parsons Corso, Missouri DOD April 10, 1926 Encephelitis Lethargia Pneumonia Place of Burial: Montgomery City Cemetery, Montgomery County, Missouri Spouse: Celestia Jermaine Lovelace Birth: 19 Aug 1856, Indian Creek Township, Pike County, Missouri Death: 19 Sep 1924, Montgomery County, Missouri Father: Samuel Wiliiam Lovelace (1830-1909) (Son of Barnett H. and Elizabeth Orr Lovelace) Mother: Delilah Pickard Cobb (1828-1912) (Daughter of Henry and Mary Lovelace Cobb - Samuel William and Delilah Pickard were first cousins) Missouri Death Certificate # 26701 Celestia J. Lewallen Female White Married Husband: Charles Lewallen DOB: August 19, 1856 67 years 1 month House Keeper Birthplace: Hartford, Missouri Father: Samuel Lovelace Birthplace: Don’t Know Maiden Name of Mother: Della Cobb Birthplace: Don’t Know Informant: Charles Lewallen Montgomery City, Missouri Date of Death: September 19, 1924 Melanoma sarcoma Place of Burial: Montgomery City Cemetery September 21, 1924 Marriage: 25 Dec 1881, Missouri Children: Perry Lee (1884-) Bess Pearl (1886-) Ruby Lagine (1888-) Iva May (1892-) Mable (1896-) Son (1898-) *1.4 Catharine Anna Lewallen* -------------------------------------------------- Birth: 29 Oct 1857 Death: 8 Sep 1859 *1.5 Martha Jane Lewallen* -------------------------------------------------- Birth: 8 Nov 1866, Missouri Death: 6 Mar 1947, Missouri MIssouir Death Certificate # 4145 Callaway County, Missouri Female White Married Name of Husband: David F. Parsons DOB: November 8, 1867 79 years 3 months 28 days Birthplace: Missouri Housewife Name of Father: William Lewallen Birthplace of Father: Kentucky Maiden name of Mother: Mary Cobb Birthplace of Mother: North Carolina Informant: : Records Fulton, Missouri DOD: March 6, 1947 Coronary Thrombosis Gastric Septecemia Spouse: David Franklin Parsons Birth: 21 Jan 1859, Missouri Death: 17 Jan 1947, Missouri Father: Bailey Parsons (1805-<1889) Mother: Sarah Elizabeth Keith (1827-1887) David Franklin Parsons is buried in Olney Cemetery located in LincolnCounty, Missouri. Marriage: 5 Oct 1887, Missouri Children: Elmer Ray (1890-) Gladys Groves (1894-) Wylie Clarence (1895-1940) Marcus David Parsons (1899-) Altha Merle (1901-) Ester Pauline (1904-1904) Infant
[Greg's note: This post is from Patrice Lovelace, granddaughter of Otto and Edna Lovelace. In searching around, I found an Otto in a file on WorldConnect, son of Humphrey and Frances Bradford Lovelace. The Otto in this file does have a sister Lillian, so I believe this is the correct individual. In the 1920 census of Covington, Kenton Co., KY, I find Humphrey and Frances with children Otto, Arthur, and Lillian. The WorldConnect file takes Humphrey back to John and Mylla Lovelace, which is Jack's line. Jack, can you confirm this? Here is the line posted on WorldConnect: /John Sr. LOVELACE </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I6423&style=TEXT> b: 1745 d: 1822 /Hazel LOVELACE </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I6431&style=TEXT> b: 31 MAR 1790 d: 29 JAN 1844 | \Mylla LOVELACE </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I6424&style=TEXT> b: ABT 1760 /Willis LOVELACE </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I6490&style=TEXT> b: 1811 d: ABT 1874 | \Mary Ann "Polly" SWINFORD </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I7971&style=TEXT> b: ABT 1785 /Andrew Jackson LOVELACE </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I6504&style=TEXT> b: 1844 d: 2 JAN 1911 | \Julian Ann RIDDLE </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I6500&style=TEXT> b: 1814 Humphrey LOVELACE </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bilbar&id=I6654&style=TEXT> b: 6 JUN 1874 d: 7 MAR 1949 This WorldConnect file is the property of one Bill Beane<bilbarb@hotmail.com>. If anyone can confirm this line, please do so to the list and to the Bradford message board in response to Patrice.] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tue, 8 Mar 2011 21:15:13 -0700 Source: BRADFORD@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Bradford] any connection Author: patrice50_1 Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.bradford/936.946/mb.ashx Hi, I am Patrice Lovelace, daughter of Ralph Lovelace, son of Otto Lovelace, who was a brother to Lillian. I will only be a member until the end of March, so I hope we can connect soon. My father was an only child, so I don't know much of the family. I don't know anything of Lillian's descendents, and would love to add them to my tree, and touch base with you. My dad is still around, so if you are of his generation, I am sure he would love to know I have found you. The only info I have on Lillian, is that she was once married to Alva Buckland. I have done extensive research, old school style, prior to computers, and Edna, Otto's wife was really good about keeping records, and I have all her genealogy jottings. I hope we can work together and make some progress. It's so fun, and addicting! Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.
Yes, Mary Ola was the only daughter of David Theodric Rushing Millikan and his wife Sarah Elizabeth Morrow. David was the brother of George Rufus Millikan. George was married three times, 1st to Emma R. Moser, 2nd to Dora Black and 3rd to Ella Frances Lovelace, daughter of Isaac N. and Selena Margaret Cobb Lovelace. Ella was my great grandmother. Through DNA testing, it has been documented Calvin Pickard Lovelace, another son of Barnett and brother to Isaac, is in the main Maryland group. The family of Selena Margaret Cobb, wife of Isaac N., mother to Ella Frances and James Campbell, has been identified as Henry Cobb The Elder of Barnstable, MA. A descendant of Noah and Phoebe Lovelace Cobb participated in the Cobb DNA project as well as a descendant of Henry Cobb and his first wife, Elizabeth Tennison. Henry married a second time to Mary Lovelace. Both Mary and Phoebe were sisters of Barnett and daughters of ZR and Lucy Lovelace. And, (my miracle with the old trunk in the attic) Emiline Priscilla Walker, mother of George Rufus and David, has been documented, and is in Group 2 of the Walker DNA project. On a trip to Jefferson County, TN, I found the name and address of Mr. Odell Walker, also researching James Walker of Jefferson County. When we returned home, I contacted Mr. Walker and asked if he would be willing to participate in the Walker DNA project. He was more than willing. He is not online - his grandson did all the communicating with Family Tree. We exchanged information and in one phone conversation, he thought he remembered a postcard written by one of the Millikan boys. Not too long after our conversation, I received a packet with not only the post card, but four letters written from the Millikans to his grandfather and great aunt. In those letters, Emiline, one sister and three brothers were identified as brothers and sisters and children of James. This is significant as James Walker was married three times, twice before the 1850 census. He identified his children from his 'other wives' simply as his 'other children' in his will. I'm now working on James Webster and the Benjamin Elmore connection, still trying to document Lucy, wife of ZR, as the Lucy Ann, daughter of James Webster of Maryland and Prince William County. A person has been posting Maryland records online dealing with Webster, Adams, Dorset, Waters, Harris and others. He/she is now following the families from Maryland into the Northern Neck of Virginia. I have other obits from the Bible and will post them to the Lovelace list as well as the Montgomery County, MO list. Donna PS Samuel Walker, ancestor of Elizabeth Orr married to Barnett H. Lovelace, has been identified as being in Group 33 of the Walker DNA Project. The last time I checked, there were no exact matches for the Orr descendant. - Show quoted text -
[Greg's note: This post mentions Ella Frances Lovelace Millikan, that her Bible contained the newspaper clipping reporting the death of young Mary Ola Millikan. I found Ella Frances Millikan in the 1900 census of Loutre Township, Montgomery Co., MO. She was married to George Millikan, as is confirmed by several files on WorldConnect. He was George Rufus Millikan. One of the WorldConnect files shows that Ella was the daughter of Isaac N. and Salena Cobb Lovelace, and shows Isaac as the son of Barnett H. and Elizabeth Orr Lovelace of Caswell Co., NC. In a 2007 post in our archives, Donna Price confirms the link between Isaac N. and Barnett, and shows Barnett as the son of Zachariah Rhodam Lovelace. Ella Frances Lovelace is shown to have been born in 1859 in Pike Co., MO. I do find her in the 1860 census in the home of Isaac N. and Selena Lovelace in Louisiana Post Office, Buffalo Twp., Pike Co., MO. So this confirms Ella's link to Zachariah Rhodam. Donna, can you further confirm this? Now the WorldConnect file shows George Millikan, Ella's husband, b. 1851 in Crittendon Co., KY. A search for George in the WorldConnect files shows him as the son of William Barton Millikan, who also had a son Theodorich Millikan who was married to Sarah E. Morrow. The file shows Theodorich and Sarah with two children, the younger being Mary O. Millikan, who was born 5 Nov 1882 and died 7 Oct 1892. So little Mary Ola was Ella Frances Lovelace Millikan's niece.] -------- Original Message -------- From: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com <gc-gateway@rootsweb.com> Source: MOMONTGO@rootsweb.com Subject: [MOMONTGO] Millikan, Mary Ola obit This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: doneyleep Surnames: Millikan; Morrow Classification: obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.montgomery/1121/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Died, at the home of her grandparents, David Morrows, seven miles west of Amricus on October 7th, Ola Millikan, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodric Millikan, age 9 years and 11 months. She had suffered seven weeks with Typhoid Fever. Her friends had for several days prior to her death had hopes of her recovery, but early Friday morning she began growing worse and at 9 0'clock the pure young spirit returned to the God who had given it. The grief stricken parents have the sympathy of the entire community. This clipping was inside the Bible of Ella Frances Lovelace Millikan. I do not know the publication date, nor the newspaper. ABSENT BUT NOT FORGOTTEN Little Mary Ola Millikan, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodric Millikan, passed away at her grandparents, David Morrow's, seven miles north west of Americus after having suffered seven long weeks with Typhoid fever. Age 9 years, 11 months and 2 days. Little Ola journeyed with us but a short time until she came to that bridge-- Death, which transports us from this life to one beyond. But during her sojourn here it was by her watchful kindness, by her sweet tone, her gentle words and ways she won and preserved the affections of all who knew her. She was the joy and comfort of her father and mother. Ever ready and willing to aid them in fighting life's battle. She leaves behind her, (the rest of the article is missing)
Hi, Merilee As far as I can tell, no one was able to identify any of the participants in the birthday party. It would be great if you were able to compare the pictures you have with this one and put some names to some of those many faces in the photo. If you were able to do so, then maybe some of the other descendants of these folks could be identified in the photo, too. Looking forward to hearing what you come up with! Peace, Part of the Tree, Greg On 3/11/2011 11:26 AM, Merilee Kleiber wrote: > Hello, In August 2002, Louis Laudie posted a picture and wrote about a > Lovelace birthday party. She identified them as Indiana Lovelaces > descendants from Richard and Sally Hall. She wanted to know if anyone could > help identify people in the photo. Did anyone respond to her? I think I can > help as I have similar pictures from Nelson Lovelace ( Richard, Reason, > Benjamin). Her email address did not work. > > Merilee Lovelace-Kleiber > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to LOVELACE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >
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Hello, In August 2002, Louis Laudie posted a picture and wrote about a Lovelace birthday party. She identified them as Indiana Lovelaces descendants from Richard and Sally Hall. She wanted to know if anyone could help identify people in the photo. Did anyone respond to her? I think I can help as I have similar pictures from Nelson Lovelace ( Richard, Reason, Benjamin). Her email address did not work. Merilee Lovelace-Kleiber
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All, Cuzzin Jimmy Ryan sent along this link to digital archives in Georgia. I just did a quck search for Lovelace and came up with over 100 hits. Might be helpful to any of you with Lovelxxx or other roots in GA. Thanks, Jimmy! Peace, Part of the Tree, Greg -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Georgia Digital Records Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2011 16:01:43 -0800 From: Jimmie Ryan <altafae@aol.com> To: Greg Lovelace <greglovelace@comcast.net> Hope all is well cousin, noticed this repository and thought you might enjoy. http://cdm.sos.state.ga.us/cdm4/collection_list.php cuz Jimmie
All, Wes has been having a conversation with a poster on the message board about George A. Lovelace, and here is the latest installment: ======================================== This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: dcrealm Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.lovelace/745.1.1/mb.ashx Thank you for the info, I have been searching for any information on the lovelace's in montana. My grandfather is George Harris Lovelace, and his mother's name is Minnie Cordilia. Is your lovelace line of American Indian decent? specifically Sioux (Lakota) Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.
In a message dated 3/8/11 2:15:05 PM, greglovelace@comcast.net writes: > > And this is as far back as I can go right now. I looked in the archives > and found many mentions of the son Nixon, but I can;t easily take the > family any further back. Anybody else got anything? > > I have John as the son of John Lovelace b Feb 21, 1800 Halifax Co VA and Jane Daniel. This John is the son Rev Charles Lovelace b 1766 and Rhoda Hart. Charles is the son of Thomas Lovelace b 1739 and Tabitha Oldham. Thomas is the son of Charles Lovelace b ca 1696 and Bridgett McLaughlin.
Hi, all On 3/8/2011 12:53 PM, bgsroots wrote: Joe Loveless Sr., 89, a native of Arlington, VA, passed away peacefully on Thursday, March 3, 2011, in Hilton Head, SC. ==================================================== I found Joe in the home of his family in the 1930 census for Arlington, VA. He's listed as Joseph A. Loveless (indexed by Ancestry as "Jsoeph A. Loveless"), age 9, in the home of his parents William H and Florence E. Loveless. The lived on Wilson Blvd. in District 9, Arlington. William was age 35, b. VA, parents b. VA, and worked as a conductor for the Virginia Railway. His wife Florenece was 29, b. VA, father born PA. mother B. VA. Her mother, Margaret C. McCarthy was a widow, age 54, living with the family. There were two other sons, Theodore M., age 7, and William H. Jr., age 1. William Sr.'s age has him born c1895. He states that he was first married at age 24, which would give him a marriage date of c1919. Checking the 1920 census, I find Florance McCarthy in the home of her mother Maggie McCarthy in Arlington, Alexandria Co., VA at age 19. So she was unmarried at census time. I founhis father was a d William H. in the 1920 census in the home of his parents Henry and Julia J. Loveless in Providence, Fairfax Co., VA. William was aged 23, giving him a birthdate of c1897. He was employed as a conductor on the electric railroad, and his father Henry was a laborer for the same. Henry, age 57, and his parents were born in VA. William's 3 brothers and 3 sisters were also living in the home. The eldest was Grace, age 31, and the youngest was Everett, age 18. In the 1900 census of Providence, Fairfax Co., VA, Henry and Julia are listed with a bunch of children, the eldest being Gracie, age 11, and the youngest Dewey, age 2. William was 3. The family is living next door to John Loveless, an invalid age 76, and his wife Jane E., age 73. John and Jane have a hose full of kids, raning from James W. age 49 to Ann E. who is listed as married at age 34. Thomas J and his wife Frances M., and Nixon B. and his wife Mary C. are also in the home. The 1880 census of Providence, Fairfax Co., VA, shows Henry, age 17, as the son of Jno. and Elizabeth J. with siblings James W.,Thomas J. and his wife Frances, Ann E., and Nixon, along with a couple others. So this is definitely the right family. John was born in VA, as were his parents. He is listed as age 50. And this is as far back as I can go right now. I looked in the archives and found many mentions of the son Nixon, but I can;t easily take the family any further back. Anybody else got anything? Peace, Part of the Tree, Greg
Joe Loveless Sr., 89, a native of Arlington, VA, passed away peacefully on Thursday, March 3, 2011, in Hilton Head, SC. Mr. Loveless is survived by his loving wife of 66 years, Beth; his two children, Bette Jo and Joe Jr., and Joe Jr.'s wife, Ducky; as well as his two sisters, Florence and Shirley. Mr. Loveless also has four loving grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Joe Loveless Sr. served a total of 30 years in federal government service, first as a weapons Fire Controlman in the U.S. Navy aboard the USS Houston. After WWII, Mr. Loveless was honorably discharged from the Navy and appointed Master Electrician at the Marine Barracks at 8th & I Street in Washington D.C. In the following years, Mr. Loveless was promoted to various civilian positions relating to the maintenance and operation of this historic facility, and retired after 30 years of service. He then joined the construction and real estate development business headed by his son. They worked together until Mr. Loveless retired following a heart condition in 1989. Services were held for Mr. Loveless in Hilton Head, SC, on Monday, March 7, 2011, at The Island Funeral Home and Crematory. A graveside memorial will be held for Mr. Loveless in Northern Virginia on Thursday, March 10, 2011, at National Memorial Park in Falls Church, VA. Published in The Island Packet from March 8 to April 8, 2011