Ms Beverly Park Peavler, re your posting: I am related to your line. Would like to discuss with you. Please contact me at rtelope@cox.net. Ron Wagner in GA. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Beverly Peavler" <bp@peavler.org> To: <MARTIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2002 12:58 PM Subject: Re: [MARTIN-L] 1850 Boone Co Missouri Gold Rush > Do you have the book History of Boone County, which has information on > this? If not, I can tell you what that says about it. My husband's > ancestors the Sappingtons and Joneses, Madison County KY > Boone County MO, > have a connection to Tyre Martin. Beverly Park Peavler > > At 12:39 PM 2/10/02 -0500, you wrote: > >John Martin, Robert Martin, Tyre Martin, Nathan Martin Jr, > > > > I am interested in discussing the Martin Families of Boone County > >Missouri ca 1850 Gold Rush. > > > >Thomas > > >

Mr Thomas re you posting on Martin, I am a descendent from Tyre Martin. Please contact me at rtelope@cox.net to discuss. Ron Wagner in GA. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Travelback4u@aol.com> To: <MARTIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2002 12:39 PM Subject: [MARTIN-L] 1850 Boone Co Missouri Gold Rush > John Martin, Robert Martin, Tyre Martin, Nathan Martin Jr, > > I am interested in discussing the Martin Families of Boone County > Missouri ca 1850 Gold Rush. > > Thomas > >

Hi All- New to list. I'm looking for a Kitty Martin of KY who married Samuel McLain, ca 1840. They had a son Wm. Duncan McLain, my Great Great Grandfather, who lived in KY, around Marion, or Nelson Counties, very likely. All Clue and Information Greatly Appreciated- Christen -- Please Visit My Master Genealogical Site http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~rosamili

Hi, I am trying to locate a piece of property once called the "Bear Farm", located (according to a military deposition by Christopher Columbus Martin 11 April 1894) "NW of Kalida, Putnam County Ohio about three miles". Buried on this farm were Obed Martin who died 12 October 1848 and his daughter Mary Ann (Martin) White, who died before Dec 1864, and was the wife of Joshua S.White. Joshua remarried Mary C.Good Dec. 17 1864. Children of Mary and Joshua : Barbara Ann White b abt 1844 Jerimiah White b. abt 1845, James White b. abt 1847, and Calvin S, White b abt 1849. A list of Putnam County OH Marriages posted on the OHGenWeb Project shows a John Bear & Dorcas White m 21 April 1853. Are any of you decendants of these Bears,Whites or Martins, that could give me a clue to the whereabouts of these gravesites? The Martin's are my line and I have quite alot of info on them, but I believe I need to find out more about the Bears and Whites in Putnam County during the 1800's to fill in some of the blanks. Thanks in advance for any help you have to offer. Penny Go Get It! Send FREE Valentine eCards with Lycos Greetings http://greetings.lycos.com

Hi List, and thank you Patrick, for your response. My Mary Elizabeth Martin,b.Dec.1874.Chilton Co AL was called "Lizzie" and I have all her family, mostly in Shelby and Chilton Counties Al, where they were all born, Her grandfather being Jacob Jr from S.C. I am looking for Anything on Jacob Martin Jr's father, Jacob b.ca 1788 SC that married Peggy Sapp b.ca 1790 SC. Also, My grandmother, Lizzie 's real Mother, Susan Busby, died about 1779 Chilton County. I need information on her she may be the daughter of Bartlett Busby. if anyone knows of a Homepage on Busby's please list it.Thanks very much, Stella

There's really no information about relationships--that's something you have to dig in the county records to discover. In the county history book, mostly there are mentions of who lived where and very specific things like that. The things I quoted about Reuben and Henry Cave coming from Madison County, KY, and where they settled, and Richard Cave having a mill and being a JP--those are the kinds of things you can find in this book. They're all clues, but you have to do the detective work. It's fortunate that Boone County has a lot of records available. You can probably get most of them on microfilm at your library or an LDS Family History Center. At 06:50 PM 2/10/02 -0500, you wrote: >The book mentions Merit Cave only as one of the (many) men from Boone >County who went to California in 1850--which is something you obviously >know already. Other Caves mentioned (from the index) are Reverend Cave, >Caroline Cave, E. H. Cave, Henry Cave., J. B. Cave, John Cave, Martha Cave, >Mary Cave, Mary Williams Cave, Mildred Cave, Reuben Cave, Richard Cave, >Sarah Cave, Thomas Cave, William Cave, and William S. Cave. Do any of those >sound familiar? > >>>>>>>>>>>>>Looking for any information as to the relationships between >above individuals? Tom travelback4u@aol.com > >There were quite a few index entries for Henry, Richard, and some others, >so I looked at a few.>>>>What other index entries are in this book about the >Cave Famlies? >These quotations are from information about early >settlers (around 1815, when a treaty was signed with the Indians): "Wm. >Graham, Reuben and Henry Cave, and perhaps some others, all from Madison >County, KY., settled along the old Boone's Lick trail, or old St. Charles >Road, leading from St. Louis to Franklin" (p. 130). "Around the present >site of Columbia were...Richard and Reuben Cave,...John Cave,..." (p. 134). >Henry Cave Senr. served on a grand jury in Smithton on August 6, 1821 (p. >160). Henry Cave, Sr., also appeared on a list of receipts and expenditures >for 1824 (printed in the Franklin Intelligencer on January 1, 1825); he was >paid 5.00 "as commissioner to view a road in 1822." Henry Cave was an >original member of the Baptist Church of Columbia, organized in 1823 (p. >818). In a Fourth of July celebration at the town of Smithton in 1820, >Reuben Cave, Esq., offered several toasts: "May the Constitution of the >State of Missouri be formed to the satisfaction of its citizens" and "Col. >Daniel Boon, the pioneer of the West--may his last days be his happiest, >and may his posterity prosper" (p. 147). Richard Cave, it appears, had a >mill: "Richard Cave's mill was on the farm now owned by Capt. David Guitar. >It was put up about 1821 or 1822 and was a horse mill" (p. 736). Richard >was also the first justice of the peace for the township of Columbia (p. >738). > >As to the 1850 gold rush participants, Merit is the only Cave listed. John, >Robert, and Tyre Martin and Nathan Martin, Jr. are also listed. That's >about all the information there is. > >>>>>>>>>>>Tyre Martin, John, Robert and Nathan Jr. I'm looking for a >possible connection to the Cave families in this information. > Thomas W. Rogers travelback4u@aol.com > >Well, that's a sample. I don't find Tyre Martin mentioned in the same >context with any of these Caves. However, note that Reuben and Henry Cave >came from Madison County, KY; this is where the Sappingtons, Joneses, >Harrises, and Martins who were related to each other came from, too. (You >will find Tyre Harris as well as Tyre Martin in Boone County.) > >P.S. The book is History of Boone County, by Col William F. Switzler, first >published in 1882 but recently reprinted by the Boone County Historical >Society.

The book mentions Merit Cave only as one of the (many) men from Boone County who went to California in 1850--which is something you obviously know already. Other Caves mentioned (from the index) are Reverend Cave, Caroline Cave, E. H. Cave, Henry Cave., J. B. Cave, John Cave, Martha Cave, Mary Cave, Mary Williams Cave, Mildred Cave, Reuben Cave, Richard Cave, Sarah Cave, Thomas Cave, William Cave, and William S. Cave. Do any of those sound familiar? >>>>>>>>>>>>>Looking for any information as to the relationships between above individuals? Tom travelback4u@aol.com There were quite a few index entries for Henry, Richard, and some others, so I looked at a few.>>>>What other index entries are in this book about the Cave Famlies? These quotations are from information about early settlers (around 1815, when a treaty was signed with the Indians): "Wm. Graham, Reuben and Henry Cave, and perhaps some others, all from Madison County, KY., settled along the old Boone's Lick trail, or old St. Charles Road, leading from St. Louis to Franklin" (p. 130). "Around the present site of Columbia were...Richard and Reuben Cave,...John Cave,..." (p. 134). Henry Cave Senr. served on a grand jury in Smithton on August 6, 1821 (p. 160). Henry Cave, Sr., also appeared on a list of receipts and expenditures for 1824 (printed in the Franklin Intelligencer on January 1, 1825); he was paid 5.00 "as commissioner to view a road in 1822." Henry Cave was an original member of the Baptist Church of Columbia, organized in 1823 (p. 818). In a Fourth of July celebration at the town of Smithton in 1820, Reuben Cave, Esq., offered several toasts: "May the Constitution of the State of Missouri be formed to the satisfaction of its citizens" and "Col. Daniel Boon, the pioneer of the West--may his last days be his happiest, and may his posterity prosper" (p. 147). Richard Cave, it appears, had a mill: "Richard Cave's mill was on the farm now owned by Capt. David Guitar. It was put up about 1821 or 1822 and was a horse mill" (p. 736). Richard was also the first justice of the peace for the township of Columbia (p. 738). As to the 1850 gold rush participants, Merit is the only Cave listed. John, Robert, and Tyre Martin and Nathan Martin, Jr. are also listed. That's about all the information there is. >>>>>>>>>>>Tyre Martin, John, Robert and Nathan Jr. I'm looking for a possible connection to the Cave families in this information. Thomas W. Rogers travelback4u@aol.com Well, that's a sample. I don't find Tyre Martin mentioned in the same context with any of these Caves. However, note that Reuben and Henry Cave came from Madison County, KY; this is where the Sappingtons, Joneses, Harrises, and Martins who were related to each other came from, too. (You will find Tyre Harris as well as Tyre Martin in Boone County.) P.S. The book is History of Boone County, by Col William F. Switzler, first published in 1882 but recently reprinted by the Boone County Historical Society.

John Martin, Robert Martin, Tyre Martin, Nathan Martin Jr, I am interested in discussing the Martin Families of Boone County Missouri ca 1850 Gold Rush. Thomas

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Do you have the book History of Boone County, which has information on this? If not, I can tell you what that says about it. My husband's ancestors the Sappingtons and Joneses, Madison County KY > Boone County MO, have a connection to Tyre Martin. Beverly Park Peavler At 12:39 PM 2/10/02 -0500, you wrote: >John Martin, Robert Martin, Tyre Martin, Nathan Martin Jr, > > I am interested in discussing the Martin Families of Boone County >Missouri ca 1850 Gold Rush. > >Thomas

Hello Marilyn, In your E-Mail list you have Several Names that Run in my Family, Not Knowing if you Might Be of any Help in locating the Parents of My G-G Grandmother I Turn to you in hope of extending what I Know about My Family Line. JANE W.MARTIN She was Born : TN. June ,11/ 1799 Married : Dec. / 14 / 1819 in : TN. Died : 1887 in Ar.Co.AR. Any Help You may give would be Appreciated Almond -1796 to Present -NC.>TN.>MS.>AR.>CA. Bradley / Bull -1787 to1963 -NY.>MI.>MO.>AR. Martin -1799 to 1857.-TN.>AR. Sibley -1728 to 1968. AR. Barbee -1863 to 1896. AR. Hibbard - 1863 to 1896, AR. http://community.webtv.net/MarvinAlmond/SubscribedTo

I am looking for BOWNE married to a MARTIN NJ and NY esp upper NY Oneida Co and surrounding cos 1800 to 1900 thanks also looking for info on Jesse Martin Bowne b 1868/69 Clayville Oneida Co NY d 1959 Lowell MA Is their annother Clayville in NY like Saratoga Co? thanks Audrey Bowne Seattle gregbowne@earthlink.net

She had to many e's http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~evelynsbranches/ Now try. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Billie Lewis" <walnbrl@gate.net> To: <MARTIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2002 11:05 AM Subject: Re: [MARTIN-L] New Web Page > I'm getting that the page cannot be displayed. Also I'm curious on the othe > page why the surnames have "private" and "unknown" after the names for that > can't be much help, or I wouldn't think so. Billie > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Evelyn Grimes" <agrimes@fullnet.net> > To: <MARTIN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 10:46 PM > Subject: [MARTIN-L] New Web Page > > > > I have finally gotten my new web page up and running. Please stop by and > visit. Hope that you will find some info that will help you in your search > for your family. > > > > http://freepages.geneealogy.rootsweb.com/~evelynsbranches/ > > > > > > Thanks > > Evelyn Grimes > > agrimes@fullnet.net > > > > >

Evelyn, thanks. I may have another question, so be patient. Billie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Evelyn Grimes" <agrimes@fullnet.net> To: <MARTIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2002 12:28 PM Subject: Re: [MARTIN-L] New Web Page > > Billie > > The names the have "private" are living people and the one tha have > "unknown" are just that ...unknown. Here is the correct address. > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~evelynsbranches/ > > Evelyn > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Billie Lewis" <walnbrl@gate.net> > To: <MARTIN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2002 11:05 AM > Subject: Re: [MARTIN-L] New Web Page > > > > I'm getting that the page cannot be displayed. Also I'm curious on the > othe > > page why the surnames have "private" and "unknown" after the names for > that > > can't be much help, or I wouldn't think so. Billie > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Evelyn Grimes" <agrimes@fullnet.net> > > To: <MARTIN-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 10:46 PM > > Subject: [MARTIN-L] New Web Page > > > > > > > I have finally gotten my new web page up and running. Please stop by > and > > visit. Hope that you will find some info that will help you in your > search > > for your family. > > > > > > http://freepages.geneealogy.rootsweb.com/~evelynsbranches/ > > > > > > > > > Thanks > > > Evelyn Grimes > > > agrimes@fullnet.net > > > > > >

Hi, Evelyn, I wanted to let you and other interested researchers know that I just visited your web page. It looks very nice - I like the layout. Unfortunately, I didn't find anyone I'm looking for!!! :-) I did have trouble when I pasted the corrected url into the address bar - Rootsweb said it didn't exist - twice. But I took off the last part of the url and just went to Freepages.Genealogy.Rootsweb, scrolled down to the directory of freepages, and found it that way. It is there, under the "E"! And the address agrees with that posted. Maybe they don't have their links completely updated yet. While it's still in my address bar, I'll copy and paste it here, with the rest of the extensions - which may help these first few days. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~evelynsbranches/family/fam04174.htm Thanks for letting us know about it..... Pat Cross Davis - Texas patdmom@aol.com Burke, Callis, Carrothers, Cross, Martin, Paul, Warren, Wolfe, Word

I'm getting that the page cannot be displayed. Also I'm curious on the othe page why the surnames have "private" and "unknown" after the names for that can't be much help, or I wouldn't think so. Billie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Evelyn Grimes" <agrimes@fullnet.net> To: <MARTIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 10:46 PM Subject: [MARTIN-L] New Web Page > I have finally gotten my new web page up and running. Please stop by and visit. Hope that you will find some info that will help you in your search for your family. > > http://freepages.geneealogy.rootsweb.com/~evelynsbranches/ > > > Thanks > Evelyn Grimes > agrimes@fullnet.net >

Billie The names the have "private" are living people and the one tha have "unknown" are just that ...unknown. Here is the correct address. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~evelynsbranches/ Evelyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Billie Lewis" <walnbrl@gate.net> To: <MARTIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2002 11:05 AM Subject: Re: [MARTIN-L] New Web Page > I'm getting that the page cannot be displayed. Also I'm curious on the othe > page why the surnames have "private" and "unknown" after the names for that > can't be much help, or I wouldn't think so. Billie > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Evelyn Grimes" <agrimes@fullnet.net> > To: <MARTIN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 10:46 PM > Subject: [MARTIN-L] New Web Page > > > > I have finally gotten my new web page up and running. Please stop by and > visit. Hope that you will find some info that will help you in your search > for your family. > > > > http://freepages.geneealogy.rootsweb.com/~evelynsbranches/ > > > > > > Thanks > > Evelyn Grimes > > agrimes@fullnet.net > > >

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Hi Our John and Froney , we're not sure it has been such a hard search. We know that she was in East Texas area during the 1915-17. She was also listed with a Jess Clark. Alice

Alice...where in Texas did your John & Froney Martin go....and what year? Thanks, John