I have been trying to research this line and hope I'm on the correct track. If any of you have worked this line please let me know. My grandmother was: Marie Elizabeth MARKHAM b. 30 March 1892 Tilbury North Essex County, Ontario, Canada d. 20 August 1960 Detroit, Wayne, Michigan m. 22 April 1942 Stoney Pointe, Essex, Ontario, Canada Walter Charles DUPUIS b. 7 March 1890 Tilbury West, Essex, Ontario, Canada d. 25 March 1963 Eloise, Wayne, Michigan Marie Elizabeth MARKHAM was the daughter of: Albert Gedeon MARKHAM and Elizabeth DESJARDINS. Albert Gedeon MARKHAM b. 25 December 1846 Belle River, Ontario, Canada bap. 1 January 1847 Belle River, Ontario, Canada St. Simon and St. Jude Church d. 10 March 1910 Pointe aux Roches, Ontario, Canada m. 26 February 1878 Pointe aux Roches, Ontario, Canada Elizabeth DESJARDINS b. 14 August 1860 Belle River, Ontario, Canada d. 28 July 1928 Pointe aux Roches, Ontario, Canada They had 12 Children: 1. Abel MARKHAM b. 28 April 1881 d. 23 Aug 1951 Stoney Pointe, Ontario, Canada m. Beatrice Reaume 2. Josephine MARKHAM b. 22 March 1883 Pointe aux Roches, Ontario, Canada d. 11 August 1948 Pointe aux Roches, Ontario, Canada m. 23 Jan 1906 Hormidas Grenier Pointe aux Roches, Ontario, Canada 3. Leo MARKHAM b. 22 June 1887 d. 17 May 1942 m. 22 September 1919 Corinne Brissette 4. Emily MARKHAM b. 10 June 1896 Pointe aux Roches, Ontario, Canada d 19 September 1947 Stoney Pointe, Ontario, Canada m. Romuald Pinsonneault 5. Joseph Armand Albert Herman MARKHAM b. 13 April 1899 d. 1972 Stoney Pointe, Ontario, Canada m. 6. Baby MARKHAM b. 2 March 1890 7. Baby Albert MARKHAM b. 15 December 1902 8. Marie Elizabeth MARKHAM. My grandmother info above. 9. Francois MARKHAM b. 6 August 1894 10 Edwin. James Israel Gedeon MARKHAM b. 4 June 1904 11 Herman MARKHAM b. 13 Apr 1899 Pointe aux Roches, Ontario, Canada d. 17 March 1972 Stoney Pointe, Ontario, Canada m. 8 January 1929 Claire BEZAIRE River Canard, Ontario, Canada 12. Baby MARKHAM This is where I am a little lost. I have a source that says Albert Gedeon MARKHAM parents were: Horace MARKHAM and Olive DeMarshe (Robarge). He was born in London, England and came to Canada with his mother and six other children and secured 200 acres of land along the shores of Lake St. Clair. b. London, England d. 1851 Canada m. Belle River, Ontario, Canada Olive DeMarshe Robarge widow of Emory Robarge. She had 3 children with Emory Robarge; Emory, Mary and Marcell. She Died at Belle River, Ontario, Canada They had 8 children: 1. Henry of Belle River 2. Israel of Detroit 3. Miss Eliza of Bridgeport, Connecticut 4. Susan who died unmarried in 1901 5. Lucina wife of John Wee of Sarnia 6. Sarah Ann of Sarnia 7. Victoria wife of Frank Larmer of Fall River Massachusetts 8. Albert (mentioned above) and another source that says his parents were William Henry Harrison MARKHAM. son of Israel MARKHAM and Lucinda KIBBE. b. 1812 in East Longmeadow. Hampden, Massachusetts d. 1852 Belle River, Ontario, Canada m. Marie Olive Commeau Demers I know that there is some mix up here but I cannot seem to locate sources to assist me determine who is who. And where to go next in my search for the truth. Are any of the above people in any of your lines???? Could you help please????!!!!!!????? Thank You, Chris Haberski

I need to see if anyone might know of any Marcums in Alabama around 1819 - 1830s? I am missing Anderson Marcum b. 1819 in Alabama and his father was b. in Virginia. Anderson only appears around 1850 in Indiana, but I can trace him back to 1839 to Gallatin Co. Ky when he married Ruth Swango. Other Surnames in this family are Swango, Whiteside, Webster, Fightmaster, Shaffer and Jump. Any information would be appreciated. Thank you, also his name might be William Anderson Marcum (Markham) but I am not positive. Thank you,                      Lisa Marcum

I would love to get in touch with anyone who has information on, or knows of this Marcum: ORIN MARCUM born: 09 May 1901 Died: Dec 1970 41075 (Last residence Fort Thomas, Campbell, KY) SS# 402-03-0094 (Issued Kentucky) Thanks! Deb C.

Hello Rhoda... What a fascinating story! This must be how all those Marcums were kept separate! Yes, this is the same Leonard, married to Rosie Bell Sparks. (They raised me.) I am the daughter of Delena A. Marcum/James F. Kirk. Her birth record was changed from Anna Sue to Delena Ann in the Wayne Co. archives. She was born at Webb. I have slowly been piecing my line together with the help of a cousin in Arizona. I have recently returned from KY where I photographed several headstones. I could not find one for Sarah Wiley Marcum or Nancy Belcher Marcum. Any clues? Best Regards...Claudia

Dear Claudia. I'm not sure how well I can explain the Witcher part. I am a Bullethead Marcum. Other Marcums were known by peculiar names also; Big-Nose Marcums(Carl Marcum's line who is on the Marcum list),Chugarouse, Quillback, Lick skillet, etc. Then some certain person has his own personal name to set him apart, Jim-Pokey, Broke Leg Jim, Miller Mose... Then when one of these names start like the Bullethead or Witcher or I've also heard Witchy Wylie (though that may be another set) it gets passed down the line to the descendants. I have heard a few variations on the 'Witcher' name and where it originated. Herbie Dawson said that it could have been someone who used a willow stick and 'witched' for water for a well. Also, there were men over there that were known as Witches or witch doctors. I have one of a Dock Marcum. He is said to have been a man before his time. He used herbs and such to cure all ills. I have also went to Mingo Co WV courthouse and found a few deeds that state Joseph Witcher Marcum. I'm not sure if this is his true middle name and that's how it started. Or as Herbie also mentioned, Joseph could have been a Witcher and got taken in by the Marcums. Quite confusing. When you mentioned Leonard, you were talking about the one who married Rosie Bell Sparks right? Which one of the children is your connection? Rhoda

Dear Jean, I'm not sure how far your name goes back but in some of the census's in and around Wayne Co WV they spelled Marcum as Marcrum. I don't know if this would be the origination of your name or maybe it goes back alot further than the mid 1800's. Rhoda Marcum Burks

Hi Jan, Glad Susan informed you of the James Markham and Elizabeth Locke genealogy she has compiled from information given by members of the Markham Mailing List. I have minor differences on a few dates and place, but mainly wish to point out what I consider a major difference. The parents of Elizabeth Locke are (Deacon) William Locke and Mary Clarke. Their son, William Locke, born 18 Jan 1659 was the one who married Sarah Whitmore. Though I haven't done the research myself, these are the sources of information I am using: 1. FamilySearch International Genealogical Index (http://www.familysearch.org) for all above names. 2. FamilySearch Pedigree Resource File submitted by Robert N. Halsted, 606 Old Indian Mound Trail, Sun Prairie, WI, 53590 and found on Pedigree Resource File Compact Disc #6, Pin #538316 for family. 3. A book giving the Descendants of William Locke of Woburn, Massachusetts on the website http://www.heritagebooks.com/thismo.htm which states, "William Locke, Sr. is the immigrant ancestor of the Locke family...He made the voyage to America with relatives on the ship "Planter," embarking March 22, 1634. He settled in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, and wed Mary Clark (b. 1640) in 1655. Between 1657 and 1681, she bore nine children and died July 18, 1715. William died in Woburn on June 16, 1720, at the age of 91." This quotation is taken from the book, "Descendants of William Locke of Woburn, Massachusetts, and costing $35.50. The book has not been purchased by me. 4.The web site http://micromagic.net/~nmcarter/dat2.htm also indicates that William Locke, was born 28 Jun 1684 at Woburn, Mass. to William Locke and Sarah Whitmore. This latter William Locke was born 18 Jan 1659 at Woburn to (Deacon) William Locke and Mary Clarke. The date of birth of the (Deacon) William Locke is 13 Dec 1628 at Stepney Parish, London, England. This is almost all the information I have. -Lois

Hi Jean, There at least a couple of that are descended from Marcrums. Jonell Dollahite Chaney

Hi. I am the grand-daughter of Leonard MARCUM, a descendant of Josiah's through Moses (Miller Mose). I have just returned from a visit to my home town of Louisa, KY, where I also visited & photographed some MARCUM headstones. I was told by a MARCUM descendant that "Miller Mose" was married three times, instead of the two that I have documented! This person mentioned a set known as "WITHCHERs". Can anyone explain this?? Claudia Kirk Morehouse

Hi! out there: Are there any MARCRUM'S on this sight?. "Thanks" Jean Marcrum

This is what I have on the couple you asked about: Susan Descendants of James Markham Generation No. 1 1. JAMES3 MARKHAM (DEACON DANIEL2, JAMES1) was born 16 Mar 1673/74 in Middletown, Connecticut (Source: Elliot Markham's Records), and died 8 Jun 1731 in Middletown, Connecticut (Source: Savage's dictionary of First Settlers of New England; Records of First Proprietors of lands in Middletown, CT reprinted from NEHG Register vol. 14). He married ELIZABETH LOCKE 14 Oct 1699 in Middletown, Connecticut (Source: Records of First Proprietors of Lands in Middletown, CT reprinted from NEHG Register vol. 14; Eliot Markham's Records), daughter of WILLIAM LOCKE and SARAH WHITMORE. Children of JAMES MARKHAM and ELIZABETH LOCKE are: i. JAMES4 MARKHAM, b. 22 Nov 1701 (Source: Savage's dictionary of First Settlers of New England); m. SARAH RUMMERY (Source: James Tupitza's Records). ii. ELIZABETH MARKHAM, b. 18 Jan 1703/04, Middletown, Connecticut (Source: Savage's dictionary of First Settlers of New England); m. DAVID FOSTER (Source: WORLD FAMILY TREE VOL 2 - 4023). iii. WILLIAM MARKHAM, b. 28 Jan 1705/06 (Source: Savage's dictionary of First Settlers of New England); d. 1 Oct 1752; m. ESTHER ARNOLD (Source: James Tupitza's Records). iv. JOHN MARKHAM, b. 28 Dec 1708, Middletown, Connecticut (Source: Savage's dictionary of First Settlers of New England; History of Hartford Co., CT); d. 30 Mar 1788 (Source: History ofHartford Co., CT); m. DESIAH SEARS, 3 Nov 1748 (Source: James Tupitza's Records; History of Hartford Co., CT). v. MARY MARKHAM, b. 14 May 1710 (Source: Savage's dictionary of First Settlers of New England); m. ELEAZAR VESEY (Source: James Tupitza's Records). vi. ABIGAIL MARKHAM, b. 22 Jul 1712 (Source: Savage's dictionary of First Settlers of New England); m. SAMUEL MILLER (Source: James Tupitza's Records). vii. MARTHA MARKHAM, b. 18 Jun 1714 (Source: Savage's dictionary of First Settlers of New England); m. ELIJAH BLISS (Source: James Tupitza's Records). viii. HANNAH MARKHAM, b. 6 Sep 1716 (Source: Savage's dictionary of First Settlers of New England). ix. NATHANIEL MARKHAM, b. 27 Feb 1716/17 (Source: Savage's dictionary of First Settlers of New England). -----Original Message----- From: BMarble@aol.com <BMarble@aol.com> To: MARKHAM-L@rootsweb.com <MARKHAM-L@rootsweb.com> Date: May 16, 2000 7:00 PM Subject: Fwd: {not a subscriber} James Markham/Elizabeth Locke > >--part1_7d.4fb1f82.26532c1e_boundary >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >In a message dated 5/16/00 5:51:19 PM Central Daylight Time, jancaf@juno.com >writes: > >> Hi! >> >> I would like any information on James Markham born 1674/75 who married >> Elizabeth Locke in 1700. They had James born 1701,Elizabeth born >> 1703/04,William born 1705/06, >> John born 1707/08,Mary born 1710,Abigail born 1712,Martha born >> 1714,Hannah born 1716 and Nathaniel born 1718/1719. >> >> Any thing on any of this family would be greatly appreciated. >> >> Thanks, >> Jan (Locke) Cafarelli >> jancaf@juno.com > > >--part1_7d.4fb1f82.26532c1e_boundary >Content-Type: message/rfc822 >Content-Disposition: inline > >Return-Path: <listadmin-bounces@rootsweb.com> >Received: from rly-ye03.mx.aol.com (rly-ye03.mail.aol.com [172.18.151.200]) by air-ye01.mx.aol.com (v73.12) with ESMTP; Tue, 16 May 2000 18:51:19 -0400 >Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [209.85.6.30]) by rly-ye03.mx.aol.com (v71.10) with ESMTP; Tue, 16 May 2000 18:51:03 -0400 >Received: (from slist@localhost) > by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id PAA05872 > for MARKHAM-admin@lists.rootsweb.com; Tue, 16 May 2000 15:50:58 -0700 (PDT) >Date: Tue, 16 May 2000 15:50:58 -0700 (PDT) >X-From_: jancaf@juno.com Tue May 16 15:50:57 2000 >Received: from bl-3.rootsweb.com (bl-3.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.19]) > by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id PAA05851 > for <MARKHAM-L@lists.rootsweb.com>; Tue, 16 May 2000 15:50:57 -0700 (PDT) >Received: from m1.jersey.juno.com (m1.jersey.juno.com [209.67.33.60]) > by bl-3.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id PAA20884 > for <MARKHAM-L@rootsweb.com>; Tue, 16 May 2000 15:50:51 -0700 (PDT) >Received: from cookie.juno.com by cookie.juno.com for <"RCDs42PGj6G2iTnCnt6UN4lSbGuFiSxHOjj8dkIMQg/0pX6nVvdSLw=="> >Received: (from jancaf@juno.com) > by m1.jersey.juno.com (queuemail) id E78QGQ3Z; Tue, 16 May 2000 18:49:51 EDT >To: MARKHAM-L@rootsweb.com >Old-Date: Tue, 16 May 2000 18:43:32 -0400 >Message-ID: <20000516.184359.-133053.1.jancaf@juno.com> >X-Mailer: Juno 4.0.9 >MIME-Version: 1.0 >Content-Type: text/plain >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >X-Juno-Line-Breaks: 0-1,4,6-11 >X-Juno-Att: 0 >X-Juno-RefParts: 0 >From: "Janice A. 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I will be unavailable to follow up on any requests until Sunday. We had 2 deaths in the family today and I will not have access to a computer until then. Please hold any personal mail for me until then. Thank you Brenda Marble Markham Listowner

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Mye Goodye Cosynes, This book has now been corrected in its Word7 format and is available for your viewing and printing from the "TW" website. The slight problem was only due to the page layout being 0.1" out on the footer section. This resulted in the page numbers not printing out properly. I would suggest that one prints out pages 1, 2, 21, and 22 as a test set of pages before printing out the whole document. If these print OK, you are pritty safe to print out the whole document correctly. If there are any other problems, please do let me know directly, and I can make adjustments where necessary and possible. Remember, when asked for a password, just click on the 'Read Only' tab to continue. You must have MS Word7 correctly installed on your PC to view and print this document. If you have MS Word7 correctly installed on your compoota, the document will also automatically show as a web page in your browser. This Word7 document is Chapter I only, and is 499kB in size. It is about half the content of the Rev. David Markham's book. [50 pages.] The Index.doc or the front pages of this book should arrive our way soon, probably within the next week or two. The one item here of great interest I am sure, is an absolutely amazing scanned picture and reproduction of the Rev. David Frederick Markham himself. At some point in time, a large version of such pictures will be made available to this list. Many many thanks to Dave Markham, NZ, for all his hard work and efforts to bring this work our way. To any-one who has benefited from this book so far, please do take the time to email Dave and say thank you for his time and effort in this project. The digitisation of this book is a first of its kind, and an historical occasion in itself, and I look forward to seeing the completion of this work... Yours Sincerely, Sir Ken Markham, K.C.B., (95). [A Phenomenal Researcher In The Mists Of Time] [Genealogist Extra-Ordinaire]

Mye Goodye Cosynes, The section in "TW" on the "Markhams of America" is now up and running. This can be found on the main menu of this website under Leslie Ashman's section. There is still much fine editing to do, but the basic layout of this section is now in place. If you have any concerns, email me directly or to this list. Feel free to discuss the information on this mailing list. This section is her entire website placed here in "TW". The main changes I have made are: 1. All her pages have been placed into a single menu format, and all the pages can be accessed from this menu. 2. All the pages have been placed into a similiar format and layout that fits in with the rest of "TW". 3. The section is not complete. This area of "TW" now consists of 202 HTML files, each one of these files will print at least one A4 size paper, and probably well over 300 pages altogether of Markham information. (Guesstimate). I have asked several permissions to have this information on this website, but can not ask everybody, as there were too many people that submitted information to there pages. I have at least 20 questions concerning these pages as they stand. The menu in this section also clearly shows what has been done, and what hasn't been done. I don't mind to add all the rest of the Census records etc., if I am given a '''final''' email or posting to add to the website. How about getting all the rest of the census records, and correcting the existing ones ?... Here is the menu from this section: MARKHAMS OF THE USA AND RELATED INFORMATION US GENEOLOGY EARLY MARKHAMS OF THE UNITED STATES US WARS THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR THE WAR OF 1812 THE CIVIL WAR THE VIETNAM WAR SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH RECORDS US MORTALITY INDEX 1850-1880 JOHN MARKHAM OF MONTGOMERY CO, VA MOST WANTED VETERAN'S SCHEDULES US STATES ALABAMA 1880 ALABAMA SOUNDEX ALABAMA COUNTIES JEFFERSON COUNTY LAUDERDALE COUNTY MARION COUNTY TUSCALOOSA COUNTY ALABAMA MARRIAGES ARKANSAS 1880 ARKANSAS SOUNDEX ARKANSAS MARRIAGES ARKANSAS LAND RECORDS ARKANSAS COUNTIES BENTON COUNTY CRAIGHEAD COUNTY CRAWFORD COUNTY CRITTENDON COUNTY DREW COUNTY FRANKLIN COUNTY GARLAND COUNTY GREENE COUNTY HEMPSTEAD COUNTY HOT SPRINGS COUNTY JEFFERSON COUNTY LAFEYETTE COUNTY LAWRENCE COUNTY MONTGOMERY COUNTY PIKE COUNTY POINSETT COUNTY PRAIRIE COUNTY SEBASTIAN COUNTY UNION COUNTY WASHINGTON COUNTY CALIFORNIA 1880 CALIFORNIA SOUNDEX CALIFORNIA DEATH INDEX COLORADO 1880 COLORADO SOUNDEX CONNECTICUT 1880 CONNECTICUT SOUNDEX THE DAKOTAS 1880 DAKOTA'S SOUNDEX ILLINOIS 1860 JEFFERSON COUNTY SOUNDEX KNOX COUNTY MARRIAGES INDIANA 1860 INDIANA CENSUS INDEX 1880 INDIANA SOUNDEX INDIANA MARRIAGES IOWA 1880 IOWA SOUNDEX IOWA MARRIAGES KANSAS 1855 KANSAS CENSUS 1860 KANSAS CENSUS 1880 KANSAS SOUNDEX KENTUCKY 1800 KENTUCKY CENSUS 1800 KENTUCKY TAX LIST 1810 KENTUCKY CENSUS 1820 KENTUCKY CENSUS 1830 KENTUCKY CENSUS 1840 KENTUCKY CENSUS 1850 KENTUCKY CENSUS 1860 KENTUCKY CENSUS 1870 KENTUCKY CENSUS 1880 KENTUCKY SOUNDEX KENTUCKY COUNTIES ALLEN COUNTY BARREN COUNTY BATH COUNTY BOURBON COUNTY BOYD COUNTY BREATHITT COUNTY CALDWELL COUNTY CLAY COUNTY GALLATIN COUNTY GREEN COUNTY LEE COUNTY LOGAN COUNTY PULASKI COUNTY UNION COUNTY WAYNE COUNTY KENTUCKY MARRIAGES KENTUCKY CEMETERIES MASSACHUSETTES 1880 MASSACHUSETTS SOUNDEX MICHIGAN 1880 MICHIGAN SOUNDEX MINNESOTA 1880 MINNESOTA SOUNDEX MISSOURI 1880 MISSOURI SOUNDEX MISSOURI MARRIAGES [+] MISSISSIPPI 1880 MISSISSIPPI SOUNDEX MISSISSIPPI MARRIAGES NEW YORK 1810/1880? NEW YORK CENSUS 1880 NEW YORK SOUNDEX NEW YORK CEMETERIES NORTH CAROLINA 1800 NORTH CAROLINA CENSUS OHIO 1880 OHIO SOUNDEX OREGON 1850 OREGON TERRITORY CENSUS 1880 OREGON SOUNDEX TENNESSEE 1840 TENNESSEE CENSUS 1850 TENNESSEE CENSUS INDEX 1850 TENNESSEE CENSUS 1860 TENNESSEE CENSUS 1880 TENNESSEE SOUNDEX TENNESSEE COUNTIES CAMPBELL COUNTY CANNON COUNTY CLAIBORNE COUNTY DAVIDSON COUNTY DEKALB COUNTY GIBSON COUNTY HANCOCK COUNTY HAWKINS COUNTY JACKSON COUNTY LAWRENCE COUNTY PERRY COUNTY PUTNAM COUNTY ROBERTSON COUNTY SCOTT COUNTY SHELBY COUNTY SUMNER COUNTY WARREN COUNTY WHITE COUNTY WILSON COUNTY TEXAS 1880 TEXAS SOUNDEX TEXAS COUNTIES BOWIE COUNTY COLLIN COUNTY FANNIN COUNTY GONZALES COUNTY TARRANT COUNTY WISE COUNTY TEXAS MARRIAGES VIRGINIA VIRGINIA COUNTIES AMELIA COUNTY AMHERST COUNTY BEDFORD COUNTY BOTECOURT COUNTY CAMPBELL COUNTY CAROLINE COUNTY CHARLES CITY COUNTY CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CULPEPER COUNTY CUMBERLAND COUNTY FAIRFAX COUNTY FAUQUIER COUNTY FRANKLIN COUNTY FREDERICK COUNTY GILES COUNTY HALIFAX COUNTY HENRICO COUNTY ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY JAMESTOWN SETTLEMENT COUNTY KING AND QUEEN COUNTY KING GEORGE COUNTY LANCASTER COUNTY LEE COUNTY LUNENBURG COUNTY [+] MADISON COUNTY MIDDLESEX COUNTY MONTGOMERY COUNTY NEW KENT COUNTY NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY PATRICK COUNTY PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY CITY OF RICHMOND COUNTY RUSSELL COUNTY SCOTT COUNTY SHENANDOAH COUNTY SURRY COUNTY WASHINGTON COUNTY WESTMORELAND COUNTY WISE COUNTY YORK COUNTY 1720 VIRGINIA RECORDS [CENSUS?] 1740 VIRGINIA CENSUS 1760 VIRGINIA CENSUS 1800 VIRGINIA CENSUS 1810 VIRGINIA CENSUS INDEX 1820 VIRGINIA CENSUS INDEX 1830 VIRGINIA CENSUS INDEX 1840 VIRGINIA CENSUS INDEX 1850 VIRGINIA CENSUS INDEX 1860 VIRGINIA CENSUS INDEX 1860 BOTETOURT CENSUS 1870 VIRGINIA CENSUS INDEX 1870 BOTETOURT COUNTY CENSUS 1880 VIRGINIA SOUNDEX 1900 VIRGINIA SOUNDEX 1910 VIRGINIA SOUNDEX 1920 VIRGINIA SOUNDEX MISC WAR NAMES WEST VIRGINIA 1860 WEST VIRGINIA CENSUS 1880 WEST VIRGINIA SOUNDEX WEST VIRGINIA COUNTIES CABELL COUNTY MASON COUNTY HARRISON COUNTY PUTNAM COUNTY WAYNE COUNTY WISCONSIN 1880 WISCONSIN SOUNDEX ENGLAND ENGLISH COUNTIES NOTTINGHAMSHIRE IRELAND IRISH COUNTIES COUNTY CLARE COUNTY KERRY COUNTY LIMERICK ------------------------------------------------------------------- Yours Sincerely, Sir Ken Markham, K.C.B., (95). [A Phenomenal Researcher In The Mists Of Time] [Genealogist Extra-Ordinaire]

Mye Goodye Cosynes, Briefly, for those who want to print out the HOTMF Word7 Chapter I, please wait until further notice so that the page number printing problem can be sorted out. The list will be informed when this file is ready for printing. Secondly, Leslie Ashman's data now to be placed on the "TW" website, is unavailable till further notice. This is simply due to the fact that I have a vast amount of work to do on these pages before I make them available again. This should be within the next month or so... Yours Sincerely, Sir Ken Markham, K.C.B., (95). [A Phenomenal Researcher In The Mists Of Time] [Genealogist Extra-Ordinaire]

I am stuck. Anderson was born in the Carolina area around 1819. He married Ruth Swango in Gallatin Co. Ky. in 1839. I found him in a Census Record in 1850 in Franklin Co. Indiana, then back in Gallatin in the next 2 Census. All the records say that Andersons father was born in Virginia. When I have tried to match him up with other Markham(Marcum) I can`t find his name. It is possible that his name is William Anderson but when I cross reference that, it still doesn`t work out. Other surnames in his family are: Swango, Whiteside, Browning, Fightmaster,and Shaffer. Can anyone help me solve this? I have been stuck on this for 2 years and I can`t go back until I do. Thank you Lisa

Mye Goodye Cosynes, It is with the greatest of pleasure, I introduce to you, our good friend and Cosyne, Leslie Ashman, who lives down under in Australia. Leslie was one of the very few people who actually helped me in my own line of research. This year alone, I have made telephonic contact with much of the Rev. Benjamin Markham line, and still much to follow through, thanks to Leslie. Not only had I never heard of the Rev. Benjamin Markham, I now have most of his line, a picture of him, and much more. In Leslie's section of "TW", contains her photo, 'Bio', and an illustration of the place she calls home. See here: "The Wanderer Above The Mists Of Time": http://members.xoom.com/kenmarkham/ Direct Link to page: http://members.xoom.com/kenmarkham/menuhtml.html Yours Sincerely, Columbus & Ken, [Phenomenal Researchers In The Mists Of Time] [Genealogists Extra-Ordinaire] PS: It takes quite a bit of courage to place such information on the web for the first time, and am sure all of us are glad to see your contributions to this project !. Sir Ken...

Mye Goodye Cosynes, At long last... I have the absolute greatest of pleasure to write this message to you all !!!. Some time ago, our goodye cosyne - Dave Markham from New Zealand, offered to assist us with the compilation of the Rev. David Markham's book into a Word7 format for our use and benefit. This has also been placed into an HTML format on the website too. This book is being done in stages, and the first stage is complete, and is now available on the "TW" website. If you have MS Word7 installed correctly on your computer, the file will open up in your IE 5.xx window, or you can download it to your hard drive. This way of doing this book has the advantages of printing with page breaks and numbers !!!, and also viewing and the same within IE 5.xx with MS Word7 correctly installed. In other words, if you open the file, it will print almost as close to the original as has been set out... The document has been read through at least once, and I will do my own proof read at some point soonish. Any corrections to this book are welcome !. One of the great features of this book, is the clarity of picture content. The greyscale images are exceptional. Dave has already spent months on this first chapter to bring it our way. He has also had to deal with my local phone line problem, which is an extreme pain in my left PC speaker. Questions have been asked and answered. Chapter I of this book is approximately half of this book, it is quite long. This book info and pictures not found elsewhere in the Markham books, and also has the point of view of the origin of the Markham family from Claron. The book does NOT contain updated texts, and only the original text is present, a great feature. I would like to personally thank Dave Markham for his interest and efforts to bring this book our way. Thank you... To appreciate this book, you may go to the "TW" website here: "The Wanderer Above The Mists Of Time": http://members.xoom.com/kenmarkham/ Direct URL to Dave's site: http://members.xoom.com/kenmarkham/hotmf/index.html PS: If you are asked for a password, for Word7, click on the 'Read Only' box in the popup dialog box to open this file... Once again, thank you Sir... Yours Sincerely, Columbus & Ken, [Phenomenal Researchers In The Mists Of Time] [Genealogists Extra-Ordinaire]

I was looking at some Yalobusha County, Mississippi books at the Fort Worth Public Library this weekend and found the following: John Markham - bought land in 1834 John F. Markham - associate pastor in Coffeeville Methodist Church 1857 Nimrod Markham married Eliza Ann Burns Gary Blakely blakely@flash.net