I appreciate Suzanne's note regarding the data I posted recently. She indicated I was a generation 'off' with my information. Actually, there was more wrong with it than merely one generation, as I discovered when I looked at it closer. I apologize for sending mis-information to the list. I have corrected my data, and hope all is fixed. Please disregard the information in the email I sent yesterday (Fri, Feb 29th). Suzanne has sent the correct info and it is listed in her email below. Again, I apologize, Wanda On Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 8:26 PM, suzanne <suzannet@bhoffcomp.com> wrote: > Wanda, > > Thank you so much for sharing your information. The more that gets > published, the more we will all have accurate family histories. > > I think there is a problem with John Sappington, married to Jemima Fowler. > Your records are off a generation. > > John "Jack" Sappington was born 03 Sep 1759, Anne Arundel Co. MD, the son > of > John Sappington and Margaret UNK (possibly Baxter). He died 10 Sep 1815 in > Crestwood, St. Louis Co. MO. He married Jemima Fowler, 29 Jan 1781, in > Prince George Co. MD. She died 27 Sep 1814 in Crestwood, MO. > > Their daughter Peggy Sappington married Jonah Parks, 31 Aug 1803. Bondsman > James Parks, Father of the Bride, John Sappington. > > Their son Zepheniah married Peggy Parks. Bond 4 Oct. 1804, Return 5 Nov > 1804, Bondsman John Sappington, Father of bride, Charles Parks. > > My Patience Sappington was a sister to Jack. The Sappingtons are well > documented back in Maryland, before they came to Madison Co. John > Sappington's (senior) name is inscribed on the Boonesborough monument, > along > with his son-in-law Thomas Lanham. I haven't followed the Sappingtons > after > they moved to Missouri but there is a very good Sappington list/website. > Contact me privately for more info about the list/website. > > Suzanne > > > For Freedom's Sake - Love God, Love America >