Those Scotch-Irish books used to be in the ncholasville library. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Hdanw@aol.com> To: <VAFAUQUI@rootsweb.com> Cc: <MADKY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 29, 2007 3:16 PM Subject: [MADKY] Chalkley - Some Abstracts of Augusta Co. Court Records > Ginny writes of Chalkley's book which has been digitized and is online. > I > am adding my two cents' worth. > > Lyman Chalkley's three volumes of The Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish > Settlement in Virginia > Subtitlle: Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County > 1745-1800 > > can be more easily accessed with this URL > > _www.rootsweb.com/~chalkley/_ (http://www.rootsweb.com/~chalkley/) > > I have been warned that > > 1) these are abstracts only of the court records - should be followed up > with reading filmed originals, if at all possible > > 2) Chalkley left out a lot of the Germans who were in Augusta Co. and so > on > (I have not verified that, as my Pennsylvania German somehow got to North > Carolina to meet Daniel Boone.well before 1775.) > > However, nearly all of us experienced genealogists begin searching in > books/or online to get an idea whether our search of further records may > prove more > fruitful. Most books, Chalkley's included, have indexes, which speed our > research. > > After the reader accesses the first screen in Vol. I, go to the second > screen. At the bottom of the second screen, there is a link to the index > for Vol. > I. > > There is NOT an every-name index but a *grouping*, alphabetically arranged > by surname. Infrequently, one will find linkages of one person to > another, > but not often. So--use with caution. > > Each volume in the online version of Chalkley is indexed separately. As > indicated in the title, this is a good beginning research source to spot > your > Scotch-Irish people from Pennsylvania. > > (Do not chew me out for not using the politically correct hyphenated > Scots-Irish [Protestants for the most part], as one e-mail correspondent > did. I had > to reply that was Chalkey's title, and I was only giving the correct > citation. A lot of these Scots-Irish families, or their descendants, > then trekked > to Western North Carolina and to Kentucky also.) > > I have been told that in its early days, Augusta Co. encompassed all of > what > is now West Virginia. Old maps of Augusta's county's western boundary > are > not shown--I guess it went to wherever it would encounter unfriendly > natives!!! > > An awful lot of persons whose surname starts with Mc are indexed here!!! > Including my ancestress Agnes McCord, who is found later in Albemarle > Co., now > the wife of a Harris, and then spent the rest of her life in Madison Co., > KY. > > E.W.Wallace > > > > > ************************************** See what's new at > http://www.aol.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MADKY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > >

Ginny writes of Chalkley's book which has been digitized and is online. I am adding my two cents' worth. Lyman Chalkley's three volumes of The Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia Subtitlle: Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800 can be more easily accessed with this URL _www.rootsweb.com/~chalkley/_ (http://www.rootsweb.com/~chalkley/) I have been warned that 1) these are abstracts only of the court records - should be followed up with reading filmed originals, if at all possible 2) Chalkley left out a lot of the Germans who were in Augusta Co. and so on (I have not verified that, as my Pennsylvania German somehow got to North Carolina to meet Daniel Boone.well before 1775.) However, nearly all of us experienced genealogists begin searching in books/or online to get an idea whether our search of further records may prove more fruitful. Most books, Chalkley's included, have indexes, which speed our research. After the reader accesses the first screen in Vol. I, go to the second screen. At the bottom of the second screen, there is a link to the index for Vol. I. There is NOT an every-name index but a *grouping*, alphabetically arranged by surname. Infrequently, one will find linkages of one person to another, but not often. So--use with caution. Each volume in the online version of Chalkley is indexed separately. As indicated in the title, this is a good beginning research source to spot your Scotch-Irish people from Pennsylvania. (Do not chew me out for not using the politically correct hyphenated Scots-Irish [Protestants for the most part], as one e-mail correspondent did. I had to reply that was Chalkey's title, and I was only giving the correct citation. A lot of these Scots-Irish families, or their descendants, then trekked to Western North Carolina and to Kentucky also.) I have been told that in its early days, Augusta Co. encompassed all of what is now West Virginia. Old maps of Augusta's county's western boundary are not shown--I guess it went to wherever it would encounter unfriendly natives!!! An awful lot of persons whose surname starts with Mc are indexed here!!! Including my ancestress Agnes McCord, who is found later in Albemarle Co., now the wife of a Harris, and then spent the rest of her life in Madison Co., KY. E.W.Wallace ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

The 1830 Madison County census had an Eastern and a Western Division. About where was the dividing line? In which division would Calloway Creek have been located? (I have found a Calloway Creek up by the Kentucky River, but am unsure of its course or length.) If someone has a map that can be sent as an attachment, I would most definitely appreciate receiving a copy. Of course a textual message would also be appreciated. Thank you for your help. Lesa!

If I have been told correctly,tax list/military list were not made every year. I have been told old law permitted two year occupation before taxing, besides finding the resident was no quick task. I have found Doallarhydes books on boundaries helpful. Now there are web sites of old maps. Remember the adage circle the county/boundary you know in ever widening circles. Bud. -----Original Message----- From: madky-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:madky-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Pat Frunzi Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2007 7:54 PM To: MADKY@rootsweb.com Subject: [MADKY] Question about boundaries I have spent many hours at the Family History Center looking through tax lists from 1800-1815, and I have a strange question about the changing boundary lines of counties in KY. My family was in Madison Co., KY, in 1801. Then they disappear and show up in Clay Co., KY in 1807, and a little later in Estill Co., KY. At first I thought they were probably on the same land and just the boundary lines changed. But, where were they in 1802, 1803, 1804, 1805, and 1806? They are not in Madison, Clay, or Estill. Is there another county I should look at? Thanks for any clues, Pat Hagan Frunzi Fallsington, PA ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MADKY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Well, according to Everton's Genealogists Handy Book, Estill wasn't created until 1808, and Clay not created til 1806, so I would look at the earlier Madison tax lists carefully, to see where they owned land; is on the tax lists with watercourse if they did own land. If you are looking at an extract or transcription, the land portion (and more) might be missing, but you say you are looking at the actual microfilmed lists. It is also possible the "list" which contains their name for some years is destroyed so does not appear. Clay County also gave up a portion of its Northern part in 1815 to South Estille Co!! A good reference (with drawings) for progressive creation of Kentucky counties, is "Kentucky, Daughter of Virginia" by Rone. Excellent. If you see the person is paying taxes on land in the early Madison Co lists, you can look at a Madison Co deed index to see when they acquired it, then getthe deed to find the watercourse, calls, neighbors, etc. It is possible to locate land precisely by reading old deeds. If these people lived on the same land while it changed county boundaries, the sale deed when they left the area will appear in the county containing it at time of sale. If you know when they appear somewhere else, will give you a time frame to search. ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com

Hi Pat, Looking at my copy of "Map Guide to the U.S. Federal Censuses, 1790-1920", it appears that it is entirely possible that your family could have been living on the same piece of land during the years you mentioned. There is a portion of land that was part of those counties as the boundaries changed. This book only shows the boundary changes every ten years, however. So, you might want to look at the changes for the in-between years in order to find out if there was another county involved. Hope this helps a little. Leslie Bridges Kohler Glendale, Arizona ---- Pat Frunzi <patfrunzi@comcast.net> wrote: I have spent many hours at the Family History Center looking through tax lists from 1800-1815, and I have a strange question about the changing boundary lines of counties in KY. My family was in Madison Co., KY, in 1801. Then they disappear and show up in Clay Co., KY in 1807, and a little later in Estill Co., KY. At first I thought they were probably on the same land and just the boundary lines changed. But, where were they in 1802, 1803, 1804, 1805, and 1806? They are not in Madison, Clay, or Estill. Is there another county I should look at? Thanks for any clues, Pat Hagan Frunzi Fallsington, PA

I have spent many hours at the Family History Center looking through tax lists from 1800-1815, and I have a strange question about the changing boundary lines of counties in KY. My family was in Madison Co., KY, in 1801. Then they disappear and show up in Clay Co., KY in 1807, and a little later in Estill Co., KY. At first I thought they were probably on the same land and just the boundary lines changed. But, where were they in 1802, 1803, 1804, 1805, and 1806? They are not in Madison, Clay, or Estill. Is there another county I should look at? Thanks for any clues, Pat Hagan Frunzi Fallsington, PA

Bud, I want to tell you my experience in response to your questions: There are nearly no records remaining of old Kentucky Co, VA. What few documents citing that county are found in the first (1781) Lincoln Co deed books and the old Fincastle County documents (1773-76). Early on, "A Bibliography of Kentucky Co VA" was published about 1920s, stating which records purporting to be Kentucky Co VA were actual, and which were not but had been referred to as such by other old writers. I think this was written by Jillson, maybe Rouse. Since old Augusta Co VA contained an area as far west as Mississippi River and north up to Lakes Michigan and Erie, when created in 1738, and surveying began in 1745, probably most of the explorers and adventurers into the wilderness were Virginians. There are land documents of Col Thomas Walker's surveys in the area of Cumberland Gap in 1740s, 50s. Daniel Boone and family were Virginians before they were Carolinians. Which brings up another consideration; the actual boundary between Virginia and North Carolina was not finally pinpointed until 1813!! In old Washington Co VA court orders books (1776-77), instances of people not knowing whether they lived in Virginia or North Carolina were documented over periods of several years. These books also contained references to people living in "Cain-tuc-ee" - they had to travel for days to get to county court! It is a wonder ANY of these records still exist, isn't it? Certainly other researchers have found similar interesting documents. Mary Alice ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com

Perhaps you can answer: most often from where did the earliest Kentucky settlers arrive. Which of the Virginia counties or Carolina Parishes? Or Pennsylvania. Are there records of Kentucky Co. Va.? Where are they located. Bud. To: MADKY-L@rootsweb.com; NCGRANVI-L@rootsweb.com; KYHENDER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MADKY] A Madison Co. KY Deed Involving the Estate of Col. RichardHenderson

Note: Kentucky did not become a commonwealth until 1792. Madison Co. was formed from Lincoln Co. VA (later KY). Reuben Searcy, according to genealogists, had two wives, the first being Susannah Henderson, the sister of Col. Richard Henderson. (Marriage bond 28 December 1763) The second wife was reportedly Susannah Jett. The following abstracted deed concerns a good many men who were residents of Granville Co., NC. The names of some of these men may appear in early deeds of Henderson Co., KY, also. For example, Jno. Williams [John Williams] commonly labeled *Esq* in records of Granville Co., NC after the death of his father John Williams, Sr. prior to Jan 1770 [administration bond], is one of the first grantors listed in the Henderson Co., KY grantor index. He was a first cousin of Col. Richard Henderson, whose mother was allegedly a sister of John Williams, Sr.--nee Elizabeth Williams. The Elizabeth Henderson mentioned in the following abstracte deed is the widow of Col. Richard Henderson. She is the former Elizabeth Keeling, the stepdaughter of the named Jno. [John] Williams. Please add commas where there are none in the original clerk's handwriting. (Note: If there is a Searcy website or a Henderson website, perhaps you can forward this message to those lists.) Submitted by E.W.Wallace Madison County Kentucky Deed Book A-113 [date is not completely clear in the handwritten document--it seems to be 1788. EWW] This indenture made the eighth day of November 178-- [scribbled but probably 8] John Williams Bromfield Ridley Robert Burton Pleasant Henderson Archibald Henderson Executors & Elizabeth Henderson Executrix of Richard Henderson decd to Reuben Searcy of the other part wherein the said Richd Henderson decd by his last will & testament and also by a schedule thereunto annexed appoint & ordain his executors or a majority thereof should dispose of & convey to any person who should become a purchaser of certain lands lying in th eWestern Country for the use and purposes of discharging his the said Richard Henderson's debts & whereas the abovementioned Reuben Searcy in virgue of the clause or clauses in the said Will & Schedule hath become a purchaser of a part of certain tracts of Land lying in Lincoln County the Commonwealth of Virginia & on both sides of Otter Creek granted to the said Richard Henderson by four separate deeds containing the whole Twenty Eight Hundred acres.... consideration of sum five hundred pounds by said Reuben Searcy Bennet Searcy B. Ridley Joseph More Ro. Burton Samuel Searcy Pleas. Henderson Charles Searcy A. Henderson Jno. Williams (Abstracted from FHL film 183283) ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

Hi, my name is Linda Ellis and I live in Mount Vernon Washington. I am a decendent of Kidwell's. My line is as follows, great-great-great grandparents James Kidwell and Nancy Bicknell Kidwell who lived in Madison and Estill Counties Kentucky, their daughter Myranda Kidwell who married Bartley Rogers in Estill County, their daughter Nannie Rogers who married Thomas Amos in Shelby County Indiana, their son Theodore Amos who married Elizabeth Curry, this is my grandparents. Do you have anything on any of these Kidwell's or Rogers, I have some information but this is a brick wall for me on the Kidwell's. The siblings of Myranda, the parents of James Kidwell, siblings of his and his wife Nancy Bicknell parents and siblings. Any help would be appreciated. this is as far as I have gotten, and am at a stand still. Hope to hear from you soon. Linda Ellis ----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Stevens To: madky@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 7:37 AM Subject: [MADKY] Mills/Kidwells/Taylor/Haden It's been awhile since I posted a family query, so here goes: David Mills (born 1770-1780; died after 1830; spouse unknown) had at least five children, one of whom was Jane, born about 1800, died 1859. She married Lucus Kidwell in 1830 (I have tons of info about the Kidwells). Their children were: Marion, Nancy, Milton, Napolean, Kesia Helen, and Louisa Jane. David Mills may have had two other daughters, Rachel and Ruth. Rachel married Joel Taylor and Ruth married Benoni Haden. I would be interested in corresponding with anyone researching any of these lines. Judy Stevens ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MADKY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

For a good while, I have been scratching my head about the Tevis family of Madison Co., KY. The sister of my ancestress, Carlisle Harris (d. ca 1859 in Texas), daughter of Overton Harris and Nancy Oldham, seemingly was Elizabeth Harris later Tevis. Another subscriber sent me some notes which helps explain why some Tevis children show up in a Commissioners Deed in Madison Co., KY. Thanks to both of you for helping me stop scratching my head!!! E.W.Wallace great-granddaughter of Carlisle (Harris) Stoner's eldest son George Overton Stoner (d. in TX in the 1900s) This from another subscriber, for which I hope I thanked him: Joseph H. Tevis was born about 1802 in Madison County. On August 17, 1829, he married Elizabeth Harris, daughter of Overton and Nancy (Oldham) Harris. Elizabeth's birth is estimated to have been about 1812. No record of Joseph's occupation has been found, but he was probably a farmer. This couple had five children prior to their relatively premature deaths. Two of their children died on the same day at ages two and four, and the remaining three were left without parents at an early age. Joseph died in 1843 in Madison County, and Elizabeth had died by 1844. She was listed on the 1840 census, so her death occurred between 1840 and 1844. It is not known which parent died first. This info is from my notes after reading selected deeds of Madison Co. KY: The name of Nancy Tevis appears on a 1858 Madison Co. deed along with Michael L. Stoner and Carlisle [Harris], his wife, this writer's ancestors. It is believed Nancy Tevis's mother, Elizabeth (Harris) Tevis was deceased, and Nancy was selling her share of the inheritance, along with the other heirs of the deceased mother of some of these females, Nancy (Oldham) (Harris) Chenault, who had died prior to 1858. Nancy Tevis's mother Elizabeth Harris Tevis apparently had died prior to 1858. Since Nancy was apparently signing as an adult, it is assumed she was over age 18 in 1858. (Nancy Tevis, if this lineage is correct, would have been the niece of Carlisle (Harris) Stoner, another daughter of the deceased Nancy Chenault. E.W.Wallace ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

Dear Kentucky cousins, I finally got around to reading parts of the NGS [National Genealogical Society] Newsmagazine for Sept/Oct 2003. There is an article entitled #12--the 1840 Census of Pensioners by Bryon C. Bray, Albany, Oregon. (I must have missed the first 11 articles/lessons.) One of the illustrations lists a URL for 1840 pensioners living in Kentucky. The URL is LONG [if rootsweb wraps the URL in punctuation marks, such as underlines or parens, remove those marks before pasting in your search blank. Hang on: _http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/colonial/census/1840/1840ky_il.html_ (http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/colonial/census/1840/1840ky_il.html) There is an index [not every name but groups of names]. At the bottom of one of the screens, I noticed there was a link to the images of the census. Since I did not find the bloke I was looking for [I think he had died before 1840], I did not follow through on that. The table gives the age. I saw a Harris male in Madison Co., KY, but I did not recognize him as one of my group of Harrises. There was a Gentry male, whose family married into *my* Harris family. Good luck in all your searches. E.W.Wallace ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

Here is my Tevis line, hope it helps, Barbara Thompson Klein Descendants of Nathaniel TEVIS 1 [2] Nathaniel TEVIS b: 1739 in Elkridge, Ann Arundel Co. MD d: Sep 1798 in Madison/Jackson Co. KY, age 59. .. +Ann BENNETT b: 09 Feb 1737/38 in Ann Arundel Co. MD m: 1763 in Baltimore Co. MD d: 18 Mar 1786 in Baltimore/Carroll Co. MD, age 49. Buried Bennett Family Cem. Oakland Rd. Carroll Co. formally Baltimore Co. MD . 2 Robert TEVIS b: Abt. 1764 in Baltimore Co., MD d: Abt. 1823 in Madison Co., KY ..... +Mary(Polly) HOBBS PARKER m: 25 Jun 1798 in Madison Co. KY . 2 [1] Thomas TEVIS b: Abt. 1765 in Baltimore, MD d: 1829 in Madison Co., KY, age 64 ..... +Elizabeth MCELFRESH b: 1772 in MD m: 07 Oct 1790 . * 2nd Wife of [1] Thomas TEVIS: ..... +Mary (Polly) MCELFRESH b: 1774 in Baltimore Co. MD m: 19 Sep 1792 in Baltimore Co. MD d: 1837 in Madison Co. KY, age 63 ..... 3 Nancy TEVIS b: Abt. 1793 in Madison Co., KY d: Oct 1817 in Madison Co., KY ......... +William RAYBOURN b: 1793 in VA m: 30 Oct 1808 in Madison Co., KY d: 20 Oct 1818 in Madison Co. KY ........ 4 John Clifford RAYBOURN ........ 4 Male RAYBOURN ........ 4 Male RAYBOURN ........ 4 Male RAYBOURN ..... 3 Sallie Ann TEVIS b: 12 Feb 1795 in Madison Co., KY d: 14 Aug 1879 in Madison Co., KY, age 84. Buried in the "Harber Cem. Red House, Madison Co. KY ......... +Thomas Pendleton HARBOUR b: 22 Feb 1787 in Halifax Co., VA m: 24 Oct 1815 in Madison Co., KY d: 11 Apr 1873 in Madison Co., KY, age 86. Buried in the "Harber Cem. Red House, Madison Co. KY ........ 4 Sidney Wellington HARBER b: 28 Sep 1817 in Red House, Madison Co. KY d: 01 Oct 1892 in Gerrard Co. KY ............ +Eliza Jane RILEY b: 06 Oct 1818 m: 27 Sep 1835 in Madison Co. KY d: 22 Dec 1896 in Gerrard Co. KY ........ 4 David Morrison HARBER b: 24 Oct 1821 in Madison Co. KY d: 10 July 1898 in Perryville, Boyle Co. KY, age 76. Buried at Hillcrest Cem, Perryville, Boyle Co., KY ............ +Jerome Bonaparte STRAUGHAN b: 21 Aug 1818 in Madison Co. KY m: 07 Dec 1843 in Richmond, Madison Co. KY d: 18 July 1895 in Perryville, Boyle Co. KY, age 77. Buried at Hillcrest Cem. Perryville, Boyle Co., KY ........ 4 Stephen Franklin HARBER b: 08 July 1824 in Madison Co., KY d: 1898 in Buried at the Richmond Cem. Richmond, Madison Co. KY ............ +Catherine A GREEN m: Abt. 1851 in Madison Co. KY d: Bef. 1880 in Madison Co. KY ........ 4 Mary Ann HARBER b: 02 Jan 1827 in Madison, KY d: 22 Dec 1896 ............ +Daniel GILLEN m: Abt. 1847 in Madison Co. KY ........ 4 Thomas Benson HARBER b: 29 Oct 1829 in Madison Co., KY ............ +Mildred Ann PHELPS b: 1833 in KY m: 19 Oct 1849 in Madison Co. KY ........ 4 Zerelda HARBER b: 22 Jan 1831 in Madison Co., KY ............ +Harvey COBB m: Abt. 1851 in Madison Co. KY ........ 4 Marion Merritt HARBER b: 22 Jan 1833 in Madison Co. KY ............ +Elizabeth CROOKE b: 1837 in Madison Co. KY m: 23 Nov 1858 in Madison Co. KY ........ 4 Eliza Jane HARBER b: 12 July 1835 in Madison Co., KY ........ 4 William Harrison HARBER b: 14 Mar 1839 in Madison Co., KY d: 05 Aug 1916 ............ +Nancy Ann COX b: 1844 in Madison Co., KY m: 07 Nov 1859 in Madison Co. KY d: 19 Jan 1904 ..... 3 Elizabeth TEVIS b: 1795 in Madison Co. KY d: Bet. 1870 - 1880 in Madison Co. KY . 2 Susannah TEVIS b: 12 Aug 1772 in Baltimore Co., MD d: 14 Aug 1866 in Shelby Co., IN ..... +John W. WHEELER m: 09 Mar 1796 in Madison Co., KY . 2 Nathaniel TEVIS, Jr. b: 1775 in Baltimore Co., MD d: 15 Sep 1818 in Madison Co., KY ..... +Nancy Burgin HARRIS b: in Madison Co., KY m: 08 Aug 1797 in Madison Co., KY . 2 Jeremiah TEVIS b: Oct 1778 in Baltimore Co., MD d: 01 Dec 1851 in Cooper Co., MO ..... +Hazel(Hixie) LOWRY m: 08 Mar 1803 in Madison Co., KY . 2 Margaret (Peggy) TEVIS b: 11 Nov 1781 in Baltimore Co., MD d: 11 Feb 1837 in Madison Co., KY ..... +Edward DAVIS m: 12 Sep 1804 in Jefferson Co., KY * 2nd Wife of [2] Nathaniel TEVIS: .. +Keziah SIMPSON m: 23 Oct 1787 in Baptist Church, Baltimore, MD ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

Thanks for this post; the Nelson Anderson is also mentioned in early KY, various counties originally Lincoln. Using the link, I see the children of David Anderson are explained, back in Louisa. I cannot connect to these Andersons, either, even tho I have an unexplainable "Charles" b. 1786 in KY. Very easy to use this resource. Mary Alice ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com

Since I also have Campbells in old Madison Co, will add this: A William Campbell married a Lucy Hawkins in Mad Co 29 Apr 1795. If the 1803 will identified the Hawkins daughter as a Campbell, she had to have married before that year; the Campbell mentioned would not have been one of mine. Mary Alice ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com

My William Campbell was born 1774-1776 in Virginia and died in 1859 in Cannon County, TN. He married Susannah Hawkins in Madison County, KY. William and Susannah (Hawkins) Campbell moved to TN shortly after the death of her father, Joseph Hawkins, as did her sisters and their husbands. Their younger brother, Reuben Hawkins, also moved to the same area in TN. William Campbell and his brothers-in-laws are found on the 1812 Warren County, TN Tax List. On later censuses, these families were all neighbors in Cannon Co, TN, which was created in 1836 from a part of Warren Co, TN. The 1850 Cannon Co, TN census shows that Susannah (Hawkins) Campbell's brother, Reuben Hawkins, was living in the household of William Campbell. William Campbell was the son of James and Catherine Campbell who owned land and lived in Lee County, Virginia, at the time of James Campbell's death circa 1794-1795. I do not know the parents of James or Catherine Campbell or where they lived before they located in Lee Co, VA. Ann B. Chambless Scottsboro, AL

Sherri, Have you received the e-mails from the G.C. Historical Society? The text of the messages is below. Gary W. Wheeler >From: mgransimpson@aol.com >To: red65falcon@hotmail.com >Subject: Re: New Research Room Open >Date: Sat, 20 Oct 2007 09:06:52 -0400 > > >Gary, > >Do you know how to contact Sherri?? I've tried three times, unsuccessfully, >?at the e-mail address listed. > >Thanks, > >mas? > > >-----Original Message----- >From: Gary W. Wheeler <red65falcon@hotmail.com> >To: mgransimpson@aol.com >Sent: Wed, 10 Oct 2007 10:31 pm >Subject: New Research Room Open > > > >Second of two messages.? >? >? >From: "Sherri " <ldrbelties@earthlink.net? >To: red65falcon@hotmail.com? >Subject: RE: [MADKY] New Research Room Open? >Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2007 12:31:03 -0400? >? >Hi Gary,? >? >My name is Sherri Bradley and I am the state coordinator of the KYGenWeb >Project. I noted with interest your post below about the research library >that the Garrard County Historical Society has opened. Is this research >library separate from the Historical Society address, which I have as 107 >Glenmaore Heights in Lancaster, or has the Historical Society moved? Can >you tell me who the contact person is for the Historical Society?? >? >Thanks,? >Sherri Bradley? >? >_________________________________________________________________? >Get a FREE Web site and more from Microsoft Office Live Small Business! >http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/aub0930004958mrt/direct/01/? >? > > >________________________________________________________________________ >Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL Mail! - >http://mail.aol.com _________________________________________________________________ Get a FREE Web site and more from Microsoft Office Live Small Business! http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/aub0930004958mrt/direct/01/

Sandy, I saw your question about William Campbell I don't relate to the one mentioned (that I know of), but I do have several William Campbells in my line: William Campbell b. 1788 m. Eliz. Snoddy Moved to Madison Co. KY in 1789 from VA Their son: William Christie Campbell b. 1820 in Madison Co., KY married Amelia Evans Let me know if you connect to either of these. I have more info. Ann sjcampbell <sjcamp@swbell.net> wrote: Do you have any more information on this WILLIAM CAMPBELL, you mention below??? Thanks Sandy Campbell sjcamp@swbell.net Ann B. Chambless wrote: >TWO QUESTIONS: >1. Who were the parents of JOSEPH HAWKINS whose Will was proved in Madison >County on August 1, 1803? >2. In his Will, Joseph Hawkins left land in Green County on Pitmon's Creek, >to his daughters: Sarah (Hawkins) Pitts, Martha/Patsy (Hawkins) >Boucher/Butcher, and Susannah (Hawkins) Campbell (married William Campbell). >All three daughters moved to Warren County, TN, shortly after Joseph >Hawkins's death. Did they sell their land in Green County, KY??? If so, >to whom? Their land joined that of their brother, John Hawkins. >Ann B. Chambless > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MADKY-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 MADKY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Do you have any more information on this WILLIAM CAMPBELL, you mention below??? Thanks Sandy Campbell sjcamp@swbell.net Ann B. Chambless wrote: >TWO QUESTIONS: >1. Who were the parents of JOSEPH HAWKINS whose Will was proved in Madison >County on August 1, 1803? >2. In his Will, Joseph Hawkins left land in Green County on Pitmon's Creek, >to his daughters: Sarah (Hawkins) Pitts, Martha/Patsy (Hawkins) >Boucher/Butcher, and Susannah (Hawkins) Campbell (married William Campbell). >All three daughters moved to Warren County, TN, shortly after Joseph >Hawkins's death. Did they sell their land in Green County, KY??? If so, >to whom? Their land joined that of their brother, John Hawkins. >Ann B. Chambless > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MADKY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > >