2/2/2011 - Jerry Melton Mary Morgan 2/3/2011 - Jacki Keck Cecil Lovelace 2/6/2011 - John Dear 2/7/2011 - Terry White John Anderson Happy Birtrhday, Cuzzins! Peace, Part of the Tree, Greg
Hey Suze, did you notice that your other list cousin and meticulous researcher Scott Swanson showed up on the Lovelace list? See Greg's post below. Lovelxxx researchers, if you have any questions for Scott, he's very generous with his research. Nice to know he's still at it, since he's been quiet about the Os of late lovelace-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > 3. Re: Lovelaces MD to KY; Ol' Benjamin's family? > (ptsteiner1@juno.com) > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > ________________________________ > From: Greg Lovelace <greglovelace@comcast.net> > To: lovelace@rootsweb.com > Sent: Mon, January 24, 2011 10:08:59 PM > Subject: [LL] Lovelaces MD to KY; Ol' Benjamin's family? > > All, > > I'm not really sure where we stand on the family of Benjamin Lovelace > b. 1727 and his wife Sarah ?Robey? Lovelace.� Specifically, do we > know that Ol' Ben moved to KY and died there?� And do we know the > whereabouts of his son Zadock?� I got two PML messages from the > Countryman list that mention our Maryland guys.� They involve a Henry > Gunterman of KY.� There were two specific records: > > Henry Gunterman will, dated 23 November 1813, proven 3 July 1815 > Bullitt County KY: daughter Elizabeth: plantation for lifetime; after > her death to divided equally between daughters Mary, Barbara, > Margaret, Anne; daughter Elizabeth: all other property; son George: > 100 acres adjoining my plantation; executors sons Peter Gunterman and > George Gunterman; witnesses Robert Samuels, ***Zadoc LOVELACE***, D. > Grabet [Bullitt County KY Will Book -----] > > Henry Gunterman apparised estate of Benjamin Lovelace 17 February > 1817 Nelson County KY [Nelson County KY Will Book C: 516] > > Is the above Benjamin the father, aged ~90 yrs, or the son, aged ~43? > And Zadock, son of Benjamin b. 1827, would be ~53. > > Any ideas out there?� Is anyone's interest piqued? > > These posts were made by a Scott Swanson <SSwanson@butler.edu> in > reference to research he is doing on the Gunterman family. > > As Mike Myers used to say when he played the host of "Coffee Talk" on > SNL, "Discuss!" > > Peace, > Part of the Tree, > Greg > > >
>From Legacy.com Published in The Boston Globe January 30, 2011 George M. Loveless LOVELESS, George M. Of Wakefield, formerly of Melrose, January 27, 2011. Beloved husband of 63 years of Patricia A. (Foley) Loveless. Devoted father of Michael Loveless and his wife Deborah of Maine, Susan Lynch of Revere, Jack Loveless of Wakefield, and the late Patricia Ann Loveless. Loving "Grandpa" of Michael, Kate, Kimberly, Colin, Michelle, Patrick, and Kevin, and 3 great-grandchildren; Jacob, Margaret Rose, and Conor Loveless. Funeral from the Carr Funeral Home, 1159 Main St., WAKEFIELD/MELROSE line, Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. Funeral Mass in The Most Blessed Sacrament Church, 1155 Main St., Wakefield, at 10:00 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours Monday 4-8 p.m. Interment at Forest Glade Cemetery, Wakefield. Late U.S. Navy Veteran of WW II. Member of The Harold 0. Young V.F.W. Post #2394 of Melrose and Member of The Boston College Class of 1952. For guest book, obituary & directions visit: www.carrfuneral. com
Sylvia Louise Bridges Lovelace is married to Larry Lovelace. I believe that Larry is the son of Woodford Lovelace who was the daughter of Bessie Ann Hayes and ? Bob Stewart ===================== ....sisters, Sylvia Louise Lovelace....
Hi Donna, My family's line does have Cherokee roots on the Lovelace side.We go back to John Lovelace Sr. born 1801 married to Mary Polly Cooper Bookout born 1797. Mary's grandfather was a Cherokee chief Enola Blackfox during the time of the Indian removal. Her Father Isaac Cooper was a Choctaw Chief. Cousin Kevin Davis who is not on the list but is from the same line I am has done extensive research on Cherokees. If you are interested, let me know and I'll put you in touch with him. Teri Steiner ---------- Original Message ---------- From: Donna Pearson <donnapearson1@yahoo.com> To: lovelace@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [LL] Lovelaces MD to KY; Ol' Benjamin's family? Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2011 15:51:51 -0800 (PST) Hi Greg, Grettings. One question, is there any Native American Indian blodd running through the lovelace name? Just wondering. ~ Thanks, Donna ________________________________ From: Greg Lovelace <greglovelace@comcast.net> To: lovelace@rootsweb.com Sent: Mon, January 24, 2011 10:08:59 PM Subject: [LL] Lovelaces MD to KY; Ol' Benjamin's family? All, I'm not really sure where we stand on the family of Benjamin Lovelace b. 1727 and his wife Sarah ?Robey? Lovelace.� Specifically, do we know that Ol' Ben moved to KY and died there?� And do we know the whereabouts of his son Zadock?� I got two PML messages from the Countryman list that mention our Maryland guys.� They involve a Henry Gunterman of KY.� There were two specific records: Henry Gunterman will, dated 23 November 1813, proven 3 July 1815 Bullitt County KY: daughter Elizabeth: plantation for lifetime; after her death to divided equally between daughters Mary, Barbara, Margaret, Anne; daughter Elizabeth: all other property; son George: 100 acres adjoining my plantation; executors sons Peter Gunterman and George Gunterman; witnesses Robert Samuels, ***Zadoc LOVELACE***, D. Grabet [Bullitt County KY Will Book -----] Henry Gunterman apparised estate of Benjamin Lovelace 17 February 1817 Nelson County KY [Nelson County KY Will Book C: 516] Is the above Benjamin the father, aged ~90 yrs, or the son, aged ~43? And Zadock, son of Benjamin b. 1827, would be ~53. Any ideas out there?� Is anyone's interest piqued? These posts were made by a Scott Swanson <SSwanson@butler.edu> in reference to research he is doing on the Gunterman family. As Mike Myers used to say when he played the host of "Coffee Talk" on SNL, "Discuss!" Peace, Part of the Tree, Greg ------------------------------- 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 ------------------------------- 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 ____________________________________________________________ $65/Hr Job - 25 Openings Part-Time job ($20-$65/hr). Requirements: Home Internet Access http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3141/4d448da2e501a62ff3st06duc
Sheila, If I have pieced the pieces together correctly, your James Moses Lovelace began life in Pulaski County, Kentucky, in Jun 1855 where he was listed as James M. Loveless, the son of John Loveless (1828-1908) and his second wife, Eliza Jane Mascey (c1827-c1863). John is the son of Zachariah Lovelace and Margaret Hall; Zachariah is the son of John Thomas Loveless and Susannah Roy. The parents of John Thomas are not yet known, but DNA testing has him in the Maryland group. James M. is a half-brother to Cyrenius G. Loveless, the father of James Moses Loveless who was born in Pulaski County, Kentucky in the 1880's. In 1860, James M. is listed on the census of his parents in Pulaski County, Kentucky. In 1870, James M. is listed on the census of his father and his father's third wife, Lucinda A. Hines. This is the last record that I have found for James M. in Kentucky. As you mentioned in your previous post, James is found in Washington County, Indiana, on the 1880 census. This is the last time that James' surname is listed as Loveless. Following this date, all records which I have found for James have his surname as Lovelace. I suspect that this is because of Anna, who had some education. James married Anna Lockhart on 13 Apr 1895 in Washington County, Indiana. Anna is the daughter of George Lockhart and Hannah Catherine Brown, who were married in Washington County, Indiana, on 11 Apr 1872. George and Hannah appear on the 1880 census for Campbellsburg, Washington County, Virginia, where Anna is listed as Lelie A. Lockhart. Since Nancy is a nickname for Ann (don't ask me how they got that), I suspect that her name is truely Anna and not Nancy Ann. James and Anna are found on the censuses for Washington County, Indiana, in 1900, 1910, 1920, and 1930. On these census records are listed the following children: James William b: 1898, Emmet L. b: 1902, Essie Marie b: 1905, and Cecil E. b: c1911. From Anna's obituary we get another daughter, Amelia May who appears to have been born about 1909 and died before 1910, since she is not listed on the census and her mother has had one child die. -- Jack D. Lovelace
Published in Shelby Star on January 28, 2011 Reba Faye Bridges SHELBY-Reba Faye Bridges, 67, of 302 Bear Creek Rd., died Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011, at her home. A native of Cherokee County, S.C., she was the daughter of the late Farris Leroy and Margaret Inez Roberts Bridges. Reba was a member of Mt. Sinai Baptist Church. In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by a brother, Carl Ray Bridges. She is survived by her three sons, Mark Ledbetter and wife Teri of Shelby, Brian Ledbetter of Blacksburg, and Jason McNeilly of Shelby; four sisters, Carol Ann Chapman, Sylvia Louise Lovelace, Dianne Bridges, all of Shelby, and Kaye Santana of Burlington; three brothers Ralph Bridges of Greensboro, Max and Wayne Bridges of Shelby and four grandchildren. Memorial Service: 11 a.m. Saturday at Mt. Sinai Baptist Church Funeral home: Clay-Barnette Funeral Home is serving the family Online Condolences: www.claybarnette.com
Mornin' Cuzzies, Sun's not up yet, but, believe me, many, many are stirring in Houstontoday because it's the 26 mile marathon through town in which thereare a gazillion participants and even more supporters cheering on therunners. It's a fun thing to watch which I was known to do....oftentimeswith my faithful dawgie Sam, a big girl boxer. There are lots of festivitiessurrounding the marathon and it's a good day in Houston, no matter theweather....which is not bad today. Due to get a little wet, but that won'thurt anything. Also, little kid baseball has started with a vengeance.......tryouts have beenheld, the draft has already been, teams have already had their first practice.And, Da Kid is up to his ears in lessons. Can you believe he starts out atnoon w/ kindergarteners who are fresh outta school and rolls until 9 everynight. I don't know how he does it! Physically it's a scorcher becauseone is standing and talking the whole time.....and believe me, that does takeit outta you! Say what you will abt. the coaching lot. Big Sattiday! Kick back and enjoy yourselves today! Buckette
Desr Merilee; My father and my brother John in particular had beautiful long fingers. We called them artist fingers. We descend from John Baptiste. My dad had gorgeous hand writing for someone born in 1900. He was a self-educated licensed civil engineer. John was a mechanical engineer, licensed but without a full college degree. His drawings were outstanding. They were also math genius.. John and Dad both worked all over the world. Very interesting, must be a genetic trait. My dad was Dennis Lovelace, the son of Archibald who was the son of James Madison. Lovelace I think. My Lovelace records are not on this computer, at home in Oregon on another computer.. Your cousin; Denise -----Original Message----- From: Merilee Kleiber <mepiper@gotsky.com> To: lovelace <lovelace@rootsweb.com> Sent: Fri, Jan 28, 2011 9:30 am Subject: [LL] Lovelace Traits Hello Family, I'm asking a rather unconventional and perhaps silly question which has othing to do with dates or places. It has been on my mind for sometime. In y family line( Ol' Ben, Reason, Richard, Nelson, William Otto, Everett, illiam Lovelace to me) Nelson Lovelace & Otto Lovelace( from pictures) My randfather, my father and aunt, my siblings, my cousins, my children, my rother's children all have long, thin fingers. My daughter can see this in generations. I was wondering if this is a trait from other Lovelaces? Merilee Lovelace- Kleiber ------------------------------ o unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to LOVELACE-request@rootsweb.com ith the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of he message
Hi Greg, Grettings. One question, is there any Native American Indian blodd running through the lovelace name? Just wondering. ~ Thanks, Donna ________________________________ From: Greg Lovelace <greglovelace@comcast.net> To: lovelace@rootsweb.com Sent: Mon, January 24, 2011 10:08:59 PM Subject: [LL] Lovelaces MD to KY; Ol' Benjamin's family? All, I'm not really sure where we stand on the family of Benjamin Lovelace b. 1727 and his wife Sarah ?Robey? Lovelace. Specifically, do we know that Ol' Ben moved to KY and died there? And do we know the whereabouts of his son Zadock? I got two PML messages from the Countryman list that mention our Maryland guys. They involve a Henry Gunterman of KY. There were two specific records: Henry Gunterman will, dated 23 November 1813, proven 3 July 1815 Bullitt County KY: daughter Elizabeth: plantation for lifetime; after her death to divided equally between daughters Mary, Barbara, Margaret, Anne; daughter Elizabeth: all other property; son George: 100 acres adjoining my plantation; executors sons Peter Gunterman and George Gunterman; witnesses Robert Samuels, ***Zadoc LOVELACE***, D. Grabet [Bullitt County KY Will Book -----] Henry Gunterman apparised estate of Benjamin Lovelace 17 February 1817 Nelson County KY [Nelson County KY Will Book C: 516] Is the above Benjamin the father, aged ~90 yrs, or the son, aged ~43? And Zadock, son of Benjamin b. 1827, would be ~53. Any ideas out there? Is anyone's interest piqued? These posts were made by a Scott Swanson <SSwanson@butler.edu> in reference to research he is doing on the Gunterman family. As Mike Myers used to say when he played the host of "Coffee Talk" on SNL, "Discuss!" Peace, Part of the Tree, Greg ------------------------------- 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
There's a chance. I had ancestors born during that time frame who lived to be over 100. On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 10:53 AM, Merilee Kleiber <mepiper@gotsky.com>wrote: > Just a thought. Today living to ninety is becoming more common but still > remarkable. I read and I think(?) the life expectancy for those born > between > 1700 - 1800 was around 47 0r 53 years of age or thereabouts. What would be > the chances that Ol' Ben lived to 90? > Merilee Lovelace-Kleiber > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jack D. Lovelace [mailto:lovelacejackd@verizon.net] > Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2011 4:39 PM > To: lovelace@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [LL] Lovelaces MD to KY; Ol' Benjamin's family? > > Greg, > > The best that I can determine, with no proof, is that Benjamin b: 1727 > died in Montgomery County, Maryland, in 1784-1785. The Benjamin that > died in Nelson County, Kentucky, was his son. > > Zadock and Reason went to Nelson County, Kentucky, about 1799. Their > brother Benjamin followed after selling his property in Montgomery > County, Maryland, in 1800. After his death, the younger children of > Benjamin went to live with his brother Zadock. > > Greg Lovelace wrote: > > All, > > > > I'm not really sure where we stand on the family of Benjamin Lovelace > > b. 1727 and his wife Sarah ?Robey? Lovelace. Specifically, do we > > know that Ol' Ben moved to KY and died there? And do we know the > > whereabouts of his son Zadock? I got two PML messages from the > > Countryman list that mention our Maryland guys. They involve a Henry > > Gunterman of KY. There were two specific records: > > > > Henry Gunterman will, dated 23 November 1813, proven 3 July 1815 > > Bullitt County KY: daughter Elizabeth: plantation for lifetime; after > > her death to divided equally between daughters Mary, Barbara, > > Margaret, Anne; daughter Elizabeth: all other property; son George: > > 100 acres adjoining my plantation; executors sons Peter Gunterman and > > George Gunterman; witnesses Robert Samuels, ***Zadoc LOVELACE***, D. > > Grabet [Bullitt County KY Will Book -----] > > > > Henry Gunterman apparised estate of Benjamin Lovelace 17 February > > 1817 Nelson County KY [Nelson County KY Will Book C: 516] > > > > Is the above Benjamin the father, aged ~90 yrs, or the son, aged ~43? > > And Zadock, son of Benjamin b. 1827, would be ~53. > > > > Any ideas out there? Is anyone's interest piqued? > > > > These posts were made by a Scott Swanson <SSwanson@butler.edu> in > > reference to research he is doing on the Gunterman family. > > > > As Mike Myers used to say when he played the host of "Coffee Talk" on > > SNL, "Discuss!" > > > > Peace, > > Part of the Tree, > > Greg > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > 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 > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >
In a message dated 1/28/2011 3:32:42 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, lovelacejackd@verizon.net writes: The only James Moses that I have in my database is James Moses Loveless, born in the 1880's. He is the son of Crenius G. Loveless and his wife Nancy Victoria Brown of Pulaski County, Kentucky. There is a James M. Loveless, age 1, on the 1850 census. He is the son of John and Ruhama Loveless of Macoupin County, Illinois. There is no James Lovelxxx to be found in Washington County, Indiana, on the 1790 thru 1870 censuses. Jack James ? Lovelace who died in Washington County, Indiana May 8, 1941, Is the cause of some of my migraines. He is supposedly James Moses Lovelace, but I have no proof of the middle name except what was written by his grandson Lawrence Lee Lovelace who died in 2008. Lawrence said his grandfather said his name was James Moses, he was born in Pulaski County, Kentucky in about 1854 (date varied). James did not read or write. He said he left home in Pulaski County because he could not get along with a step parent, and ended up going to Louisville, where he was hired to work on the farm of a Mr. Denny in Washington County - there is a James Loveless age 28 in the 1880 census of Washington County (Canton Twp) who is living as a hired hand in the family of a John Dennany. Somewhere between the 1880 census and the 1900 census where what I am told is the same person now listed as James Lovelace the spelling is different, either by census takers or by guess and by golly, since Mr. Lovelace did not read or write. He is then in all census records in Washington County, Indiana. Here is his wife Nancy (aka Ann/Anna's) death notice. On their marriage license names are spelled James Lovelace & Anna Lockhart. AAAAGH. I have had a devil of a time verifying most things about James Loveless/Lovelace. _________________________________________ Death Notice reads "Death Claims Aged Resident. Mrs. Ann Lovelace died unexpectedly Friday at the suburban home of her son Emmet Lovelace on State Rd. 56 East of Salem. Her death occured on her seventy third birthday anniversary. Daughter of George and Catherine Lockhard she resided at Beech Grove until her marriage. For several years she has been a member of the Canton Christian Church. The husband James Lovelace and one daughter Amelia May proceeded her in death. Funeral services for Mrs. Lovelace were held at two o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Canton Christian Church by the Rev. Esten Martin, with burial in the Canton Cemetery." Card of Thanks - We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown at the death of our mother, Nancy Ann Lovelace. We also wish to thank Rev. Esten Martin, the singers, pallbearers. those sending flowers, Winfield DeWalt, funeral director and all who assisted in any way. The Children. Per - Essie Marie (Lovelance) Deremiah her mother Ann was raised from 6 weeks of age by Mat, Meg and Nan Wilsey. __________________________________________ It appears in Pulaski County all spelled the name Loveless. Sheila Kell
Hello Family, I'm asking a rather unconventional and perhaps silly question which has nothing to do with dates or places. It has been on my mind for sometime. In my family line( Ol' Ben, Reason, Richard, Nelson, William Otto, Everett, William Lovelace to me) Nelson Lovelace & Otto Lovelace( from pictures) My grandfather, my father and aunt, my siblings, my cousins, my children, my brother's children all have long, thin fingers. My daughter can see this in 5 generations. I was wondering if this is a trait from other Lovelaces? Merilee Lovelace- Kleiber
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Thank - you Jack for your information on Richard Lovelace. Your awesome! Merilee Lovelace
Just a thought. Today living to ninety is becoming more common but still remarkable. I read and I think(?) the life expectancy for those born between 1700 - 1800 was around 47 0r 53 years of age or thereabouts. What would be the chances that Ol' Ben lived to 90? Merilee Lovelace-Kleiber -----Original Message----- From: Jack D. Lovelace [mailto:lovelacejackd@verizon.net] Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2011 4:39 PM To: lovelace@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [LL] Lovelaces MD to KY; Ol' Benjamin's family? Greg, The best that I can determine, with no proof, is that Benjamin b: 1727 died in Montgomery County, Maryland, in 1784-1785. The Benjamin that died in Nelson County, Kentucky, was his son. Zadock and Reason went to Nelson County, Kentucky, about 1799. Their brother Benjamin followed after selling his property in Montgomery County, Maryland, in 1800. After his death, the younger children of Benjamin went to live with his brother Zadock. Greg Lovelace wrote: > All, > > I'm not really sure where we stand on the family of Benjamin Lovelace > b. 1727 and his wife Sarah ?Robey? Lovelace. Specifically, do we > know that Ol' Ben moved to KY and died there? And do we know the > whereabouts of his son Zadock? I got two PML messages from the > Countryman list that mention our Maryland guys. They involve a Henry > Gunterman of KY. There were two specific records: > > Henry Gunterman will, dated 23 November 1813, proven 3 July 1815 > Bullitt County KY: daughter Elizabeth: plantation for lifetime; after > her death to divided equally between daughters Mary, Barbara, > Margaret, Anne; daughter Elizabeth: all other property; son George: > 100 acres adjoining my plantation; executors sons Peter Gunterman and > George Gunterman; witnesses Robert Samuels, ***Zadoc LOVELACE***, D. > Grabet [Bullitt County KY Will Book -----] > > Henry Gunterman apparised estate of Benjamin Lovelace 17 February > 1817 Nelson County KY [Nelson County KY Will Book C: 516] > > Is the above Benjamin the father, aged ~90 yrs, or the son, aged ~43? > And Zadock, son of Benjamin b. 1827, would be ~53. > > Any ideas out there? Is anyone's interest piqued? > > These posts were made by a Scott Swanson <SSwanson@butler.edu> in > reference to research he is doing on the Gunterman family. > > As Mike Myers used to say when he played the host of "Coffee Talk" on > SNL, "Discuss!" > > Peace, > Part of the Tree, > Greg > > > ------------------------------- > 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
Lou Ann, Back on 06 Dec 2010 you wrote the following: "I have eight children for John and Milley son James b ca 1785/86 VA d aft 1850 Pendleton Co KY m Mary "Polly" Arvin b ca 1785 OH their son Henry b ca 1822 with wife Liza (no further info) or wife Hannah Hutton ....not sure which was mother of James James Moses b Jun 14, 1848 d May , 1941 Washington Co IN m Nancy Anna Lockhart" Where did you get your information on Henry? I have Henry, the son of James and Mary Arvin as being born in 1826-1827 in Pendleton County, Kentucky. I do not have him with a wife. In fact, I have not been able to locate Henry after he is listed on the 1850 census. There is a Henry Lovelace in Pike County, Indiana, who is the right age and for whom I have not yet identified any parents. But he and his wife Marty are listed on the 1850 census for Pike County, Indiana, which was enumerated on 11 Aug 1850. The census for Pendleton County, Kentucky, was enumerated on 30 Sep 1850. The two censuses are not for the same individual. The only James Moses that I have in my database is James Moses Loveless, born in the 1880's. He is the son of Crenius G. Loveless and his wife Nancy Victoria Brown of Pulaski County, Kentucky. There is a James M. Loveless, age 1, on the 1850 census. He is the son of John and Ruhama Loveless of Macoupin County, Illinois. There is no James Lovelxxx to be found in Washington County, Indiana, on the 1790 thru 1870 censuses. -- Jack D. Lovelace
Merilee, I have the following on Richard Lovelace, son of Reason Lovelace: b: 1790 in Rock Creek, Montgomery County, Maryland. In 1800, Richard is in Nelson County, Kentucky, with his father. He was counted in the household of Reason Lovelace in Bullitt County, Kentucky, on the 1810 census (Reason was actually enumerated twice). He married Sarah Fay Hall on 20 Sep 1810 in Bullitt County, Kentucky. He appears on the tax list for Shelby County, Kentucky in 1812 and 1814. He appears on the tax list for Bullitt County, Kentucky in 1815 and 1816. He appears on the census for Washington County, Indiana, in 1820, where he is named Richard Loveless. He appears on the census for Washington County, Indiana, in 1830, where he is named Richard Lovies. He appears on the census for Vernon Township, Washington County, Indiana, in 1840, where he is named Richard Loveless. He died on 02 Apr 1843 in Washington County, Kentucky. The World Connect Project on Rootsweb.com has three databases for the entry "Richard Lovelace" with spouse "Sally". Hopes this helps. Merilee Kleiber wrote: > I'm looking for some help in getting more information about Richard > Lovelace, br about 1790, Montgomery Co. Md Son of Reason - father of Nelson > Lovelace I only have this possible birth date, do not have a wife or death > date other than he eventually went to Indiana from Kentucky. Richard would > be my 4th great grandfather. Thanks for your help and all the work you have > done in the past. I really appreciate it. > > 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 > > -- Jack D. Lovelace
Mornin' Cuzzies, Yassum! I'm still around....strugglin' w/ all kinds of thingees I heretoforeknew nuthin' about. But, I'm learnin'.....it's a *have to* thingee! At leastI'm not playing football in the snow nor 6 degrees. Shoooot! I can'timagine being alive in 6 degrees! Yeah, and I'll have to go with the Packers.....they put the NFL on the mapdecades ago. Let them take it all again. We're ranging from the 30's at night to the 60's during the day. First springblooms around here will be in next 2, 3 weeks. At least I can look forward tono more coastal hurricanes.....I'll be outta here by then! ( : Y'all have a good one! Buckette
Greg, The best that I can determine, with no proof, is that Benjamin b: 1727 died in Montgomery County, Maryland, in 1784-1785. The Benjamin that died in Nelson County, Kentucky, was his son. Zadock and Reason went to Nelson County, Kentucky, about 1799. Their brother Benjamin followed after selling his property in Montgomery County, Maryland, in 1800. After his death, the younger children of Benjamin went to live with his brother Zadock. Greg Lovelace wrote: > All, > > I'm not really sure where we stand on the family of Benjamin Lovelace > b. 1727 and his wife Sarah ?Robey? Lovelace. Specifically, do we > know that Ol' Ben moved to KY and died there? And do we know the > whereabouts of his son Zadock? I got two PML messages from the > Countryman list that mention our Maryland guys. They involve a Henry > Gunterman of KY. There were two specific records: > > Henry Gunterman will, dated 23 November 1813, proven 3 July 1815 > Bullitt County KY: daughter Elizabeth: plantation for lifetime; after > her death to divided equally between daughters Mary, Barbara, > Margaret, Anne; daughter Elizabeth: all other property; son George: > 100 acres adjoining my plantation; executors sons Peter Gunterman and > George Gunterman; witnesses Robert Samuels, ***Zadoc LOVELACE***, D. > Grabet [Bullitt County KY Will Book -----] > > Henry Gunterman apparised estate of Benjamin Lovelace 17 February > 1817 Nelson County KY [Nelson County KY Will Book C: 516] > > Is the above Benjamin the father, aged ~90 yrs, or the son, aged ~43? > And Zadock, son of Benjamin b. 1827, would be ~53. > > Any ideas out there? Is anyone's interest piqued? > > These posts were made by a Scott Swanson <SSwanson@butler.edu> in > reference to research he is doing on the Gunterman family. > > As Mike Myers used to say when he played the host of "Coffee Talk" on > SNL, "Discuss!" > > Peace, > Part of the Tree, > Greg > > > ------------------------------- > 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