Harriet, I have John W. Matlock b. Oct 1827 in TN and died in Benton Co., TN but do not know when. He was son of John W. Matlock and Maria Merrick (Not proven). He married Elizabeth B. FLOWERS 18 Oct 1848 in Benton Co., TN. She was born 28 Jul 1827 in TN and died 13 Apr 1895 in Benton Co., TN. Children are: 1..William Lane b. 21 Mar 1850 - d. 5 Jan 1913 and married Nancy Ann 2.. Mary R. b. 21 Jun 1852 - d. 5 Apr 1910; married Jacob Pebbles 3.. Sarah Ann b. 18 May 1855 4.. Caswell G. b. 1 Apr 1859; married Eliza ?? 5.. West Tennessee b. 7 Nov 1861; married Henry L. Craig 6.. Elizabeth b. 27 Mar 1863 7.. James W. b. about 1866; married (1)Malissa L. Unknown; (2) Mollie McDaniel (3) Janie Unknown 8.. RuEllen b. 1868 What county is Elija in? I have worked some of the MO bunch but by no means all of them. My ducks are like yours.... Going everywhere....LOL.... Wanda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dick and Harriet Preston" <preston@cablelynx.com> To: <MATLOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 14, 2004 1:54 PM Subject: [MATLOCK-L] John W Matlock

I was going through some printed material just now and I found a John W. Matlock, no birth date or wife, with children listed as: Elizabeth B., Louellen b 1849, William Lane b. 1851, Mary R., b.1852, Sarah Ann b. 1855, Caswell G. b. 1859, and West Tennessee b. 1861. I have no other information on them. Has anyone figured out who Elijah Matlock in MO belongs to. I originally had him connected to William and Catherine Sever Matlock. He is now just hanging around on his own. I am trying to get all my ducks in a row but they keep taking off in different directions.....HELP!! Harriet --------------------------------------------------------------------- "Eliminate annoying spam! My mailbox is protected by iHateSpam, the #1-rated spam buster." http://www.ihatespam.net

Wow Winnie 65 years! Thats wonderful... If you want to type what Melba has go for it.. Might be fun to work off it... Love Brenda

Good Afternoon. Many thanks to Sam Medlock for finding this record again! There is one more record that I can't find in my files. Must have misfiled it. Noooo that never happens to me! South Carolina Archives ST0080 - 393, Sec. of State, Colonial Land Grants, Vol 38, 1675-1705. 393- John Berringer has a grant of 1800 acres of land in Berkeley County butting to the north on land of William Hawet(hard to read), the land of James Beard and land not yet laid out to the southern end, the land of Benjamon Marion to the eastern on land not yet laid out, and to the southeast on land of Robert Metlocke (not sure of spelling), paying 18 shillings in current money on every first day o December after the year 1701. The said grant is dated 17 May 1701 and signed James Moore, Joseph Murton, Edmund Berringer. There is another record of Robert Malloch with a land acreage of 2000 acres or so on the Neck of Charleston. He brought in 72 servants and somewhere it says the land was escheated.The date was 1692 /4/6. Escheat - Reversion of the land to the crown or the state, in default of heirs. Sam and Terry

Good Morning All, Thanks for sharing information right and left ... good show. Brenda, Sorry I'm late in answering about Marie's pedigree. I have been out of town ... Jack and I slipped off to the Oregon Coast for our 65th Honeymoon. History of Marie Matlock Harris as best as I could follow her ... she ran her John's, William's ... etc .. together reguradless of the generation gaps ...in her rush to pass the information on 1. William (MATLOCK ?) (was in doubt) b. in New Kent Co. which was formed from York Co. Beaufort and Hydr. Parish/Co. also formed from these Co.'s m. Sarah SIMPSON(?) (The Sheriff of VA.?) 2. William MATLOCK b. 1881 in North Carolina and Eunice THURSTON Marie's great great grandmother (The Sherrif ?) William is related to the SWAIN's, of N.C. They went to ILL. together. By 1880 Nathan SWAIN with son George W. and dau. Frances, were living in the home of Marie's great great grandfather, William MATLOCK. William is related to WEST, TABOR, EWAIN, FULKERSON, TAYLOR, WADDLE (WADDELL), SETTLES and many others ... NOBLE, THURSTON and COOKSEY. Marie says that on the 1820 -1830 census there are 2 men with sons that are of age to belong to Marie, as father of her William. 3. George W. MATLOCK b. in Indiana m. 4 times (Wm. or perhaps George?, Sheriff of Buncombe Co. N.C. Left VA. without paying taxes. 3rd wife, Sarah Emma HULME Marie's great grandmother 4. Levi Ferdinard MATLOCK H.H. PENNINGTON Maries grandparents 5. Edgar Levi ... or Levi Edgar MATLOCK and Cath Elizabeth DAUGHERTY Her family came from Ireland, eventually Cherokee Blood was added Marie had a computer when I met her Melba didn't. Melba died about 1990. Marie knew her time was short .... when I came along she tried very hard to pass her information to me, said her family wasn't interested... Melba WOOD stated the same ... but Melba passed her work on, in a small book. >From the 3rd letter received (1994) from Marie, John had: Father of Nicholas of N.C. before 1750 father of Isham - would appear brother of Moore, Sr. born 1714 son of? Who? has to be John from England? or one of the sons born in England. Nicholas MATLOCK m. by 1720? known sons: 1. Hescott, b. VA. had sons Samuel & Isaac 2. Nathaniel, b. VA 1742 7 d. in KY 3. Elijah (Eli) sold land same time as Nathaniel before 1780. 4. Henry b. VA. ... to ILL. ? 1820 5. John b. VA. ... son Stephen, d. in Burke Co. 6. Richard b. N.C. 1761 7. Nathaniel, Jr. b. N.C. see 1790 census Burke Co. 8. 9. two sons not accounted for. Marie traces her line to this Nicholas in N.C. She states that "Melba WOOD" traced her line to the Nicholas MATLOCK of Casewelll Co. As I recall both of these Nicholas' descend from Moore Matlock and Jane Powell. Melba Wood set out a MATLOCK structured "family tree" in her Book ... I would like to lay it out for you all to pick apart or build on ..... the beginning is quite fuzzy. May I ? if so, please let me know Winnie

Hello all Matlock subcriber's, I will be going to Fort Smith, AR the middle of April and staying for 2 weeks or close to it, if there is anyone that would like for me to take any pictures of any head stones or homes in that area just let me know now so I can make a list. I will also be going to the cemetery in Van Buren, AR which is Gracelawn, close to the old Alma Hwy, and loop 540, that is where my step-father is buried. So please get your request in to me. Take care to all and God Bless each and everyone of you. Always, Sue Miller Marsh (Mable Claudia Matlock 1912-1991) ----- Original Message ----- From: <MATLOCK-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <MATLOCK-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2004 11:00 AM Subject: MATLOCK-D Digest V04 #55

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: MEDLOCK Classification: Cemetery Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Se0.2ACIB/263 Message Board Post: MEDLOCK_Troy_Lee_1903-1956.JPG I photographed this gravestone in the Rose Hill Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your records. This is one of the 67,652 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: MEDLOCK Classification: Cemetery Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Se0.2ACIB/262 Message Board Post: MEDLOCK_Theodore_1922-1944_.JPG I photographed this gravestone in the Rose Hill Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your records. This is one of the 67,652 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: MEDLOCK Classification: Cemetery Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Se0.2ACIB/261 Message Board Post: MEDLOCK_Nell_1904-1997.JPG I photographed this gravestone in the Rose Hill Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your records. This is one of the 67,652 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

Something that might be of interest. I took this off CD # 518 from Family Tree Maker's Family Archives, Genealogical Records, Colonial NJ, 1600s-1800s. Found on page 30 of the Burlington Court Book. Spelling is done as it is on the CD. I will also Cap the surnames. Sandra The Burlington Court Book 1684 The names of those within the Third Tenth who appeared no at the Court William COOPER, Daniell WALTON, the Accompt of his Land is taken before, John ASHTON, Timothy HANCOCK, John ROBERTS, William MATLOCK, Thomas WALLIS, Jeremiah RICHARDS, the Accompt of his Land is taken before. Overseers for the Highwayes in the First Tenth Godfrey HANCOCK, John WOOLSTON. Overseers for the Third Tenth William COOPER, Thomas HOWELL. And overseers to doe the remainder of the worke at Yorkshire bridge Thomas MATTEWES and John CRIPPS. John BOARTON Fyned 20 shillings by the Court upon the Complaynt of Daniell WILLS overseer for the Highwayes in the Second Tenth for his the said Johns neglect of doeing his worke, and Contempt of the Authority of the overseers concerning the same worke at the Highwayes. Att a meeting of the Proprietors and Freeholders in the First Tenth the 24th of the 4th month 1684 by vertue of a warrant to them directed, for the Chuseing their Assessours and Receivers for the Assessment or rate Enacted by the Generall Assembly; And alsoe for the giveing in each persons quantity of Land in the Tenth, both of undevided shares, and Certaine Tracts. Assessours Chosen >From the Falls to Crosswicks Creek. William EMLEY, Joshua WRIGHT. >From Crosswicks Creek vizt Chesterfield and Mansfield and places adjacent John HOOTON, Francis DAVENPORT. >From Mansfield or to Assiscunck and parts adjacent Daniell LEEDS, Percifall TOWLE, Robert STACY and Thomas REVELL receivers. There are 2 pages of the the names of the propritors and freeholders and the number of acres they posses. William MATLOCK in not mention there. He shows back up on page 74, will send that information in another email.

Melba, Joe and others. I have noticed the last couple of days that Isham's children has been posted and it was stated that they married in Washington Co, KY. Looking at the census for 1810... Isham had more children than just Robert, John, Mary 'Polly' and Thomas. Unless, some of his children were living with him and had small children. 1810 MATLOCK ISHAM Washington County KY 291 22101-21201-00 William and John were also in Washington Co, in 1810 Does anyone know who the other children are? Eliza and Sallie. Would they be children of Isham or Isom? WASHINGTON COUNTY, KY Eliza Matlock Beverley Cox 20 Jun 1796 Sally Matlock Palmer St Clair 01 Jan 1810 These we have as children of Isham. John Medlock Sally White 03 Mar 1798 John Medlock Polly Jefferson 18 May 1801 Polly Matlock John Wyette 13 Jun 1806 Thomas Matlock Margaret Arther 19 Jul 1816

Joe, You may be on to something there, makes sense. Could you resend the link to the Lamport Hall sites. Melba

Glad you ask. Just follow the link below. http://www.ba044ancestry.com As you line seem lost after Henry of 1770, any on of your male cousins with the surname would be an excellent candidate. Joe Matlock >>> <troypedersen2@comcast.net> 3/12/2004 11:43:50 AM >>> It looks like he was an only child. What is the DNA Project?

Melba Just thinking out loud.... With the name changes we have seen in Virginia...Matlack to Matlock and in South Carolina of Medlock to Matlock and back again are we looking in the wrong place for Isham? It such and unusual name in the family compared to John and William and so on...could it be a place name or a mothers maiden name? Or a corruption of Isaac?? Joe Matlock The surname Isham has it origins in 11th century England, specifically in Northamptonshire in Central England along the River Ise. The name is derived from the Saxon word 'Ham', meaning a small village and the River Ise, a tributary of the Nene. The name basically means 'from a small village on the River Ise.' The first decendants to use the name Isham are those of Azo, who was born in Northamptonshire in 1049. There have been reports that the name 'Azo' is also derived from the River Ise. The is also a village of Isham three miles south of Kettering, Northamptonshire, whose name has the same derivative. Several spellings have come about in the last several centuries, commonly due to phonetic spellings of the name. In alphabetical order they are: d'Eassem, d'Easum, d'Essum, d'Isham, deIsham, Eassem, Easum, Essum, Eston, Isom, and Ison in addition to Isham. The 'd' and 'de' at the beginning of the name were apparently dropped about 1494, for convenience. A genealogy report by Leonard d'Eason stated: "Royal College of Heraldry, London, England pointed out slight differences in spelling of what was the same family name frequently, indeed even in adjoining villages. The same family name was spelled differently because initially spelling seemingly being of little importance." The first direct ancestor of mine on official record in the United States is John Isham of Barnstable, Massachusetts (born: 03/31/1654 - died: 09/13/1713) . He was born in either England or Virginia, but he is first recorded in Barnstable in 1670. On 12/16/1687 John married Jane Parker (b: 03/21/1664 - d: 02/??/1720) and had 8 children: Jane (b:10/07/1689), John (b: 08/25/1691), Isaac (b: 02/07/1693) , Sarah (b: 12/??/1694) , Mary (b: 06/??/1697), Patience (b: 1699), Hannah (b: 1701), and Thankful (b: 1706). Lamport Hall, the ancestral home of the Isham family over 400 years from 1560, when John Isham, the fourth son of Euseby Isham of Pytchley acquired the manor there, and until the death of Sir Gyles Isham, the twelfth baronet, in 1976. Sir Gyles bequeathed Lamport Hall and its contents to a charitable trust, the 'Lamport Hall Preservation Trust', which now administers the estate. Here are some links to Lamport Hall sites >>> Melba Bolinger <granneronline@earthlink.net> 3/11/2004 10:02:29 AM >>> Joe: I have no idea who Isham Elias's father was I've never been able to go any farther back. I have severial Cemetery books from the Crawford /Gasconade area of Mo. One is Matlock 2 Cemetery, Matlock Cemetery,(Homesteaded by Jesse H.Matlock 1851) and Matlock/Morris/Simily. Rolla Cemetery book has several Medlock/Matocks in it. I have no proof of this but, my grandfather always said that Isham settled where the postoffice is now in Steelville Mo. and was buried in the Meramic bottoms, near there. Of course there were no markers, just rocks. If it would help any I could send you copies of the cemeteries , I have extra. Thanks Joe, Melba ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== For problems on the list write to janab@slip.net

The question is who is Henry?? Do you have a male relative with the surname who would do a DNA test?? Joe Matlock Descendants of Henry Medlock Generation No. 1 1. HENRY1 MEDLOCK was born 14 November 1770 in Virginia, and died 13 March 1857 in Washington County, Indiana. He married NANCY SCOTT, daughter of WILEY SCOTT and POLLY. She was born Bet. 1783 - 1786 in North Carolina, and died Bef. 1857 in Indiana. They are buried in the Mt. Zion Cemetery in Washington County, Indiana.. Notes for HENRY MEDLOCK:THIS FAMILY USES THE SURNAME OF MEDLOCKIn 1812 Henry is on the tax list for Knox County, Tennessee. He is next door to a Willie Scott.The majority of the information concerning this family comes from the work and webpage fo M. Loretta Medlock, Nineveh, Inidana, 46164 Lomed@gte.net. dated 07 Mar 2001 Medlock-Fleetwood FamilyUpdated July 24, 2002M. Loretta MedlockNineveh, IN 46164A-United StatesLomed@GTE.net This page list as below for Henry siblings. Children of MEDLOCK are: 2. i. HENRY2 MEDLOCK, b. November 14, 1770, Virginia; d. March 13, 1857, Washington County, Indiana. 3. ii. NICHOLAS MEDLOCK, b. Abt. 1787, North Carolina. iii. JOHN MEDLOCK, b. Bef. 1790; m. PRISCILLA SCOTT, December 08, 1808, Knox County, Tennessee; b. Bef. 1790. Children of HENRY MEDLOCK and NANCY SCOTT are: i. PATSY2 MEDLOCK. ii. PRISCILLA MEDLOCK. iii. REUBEN MEDLOCK, m. RUHANNA R. O'NEAL, 03 February 1843, Jackson County, Indiana; b. 1817, Tennessee. iv. SARAH MEDLOCK.2. v. WILEY CAMERON MEDLOCK, b. Abt. 1809, Tennessee; d. Bef. 1860, Illinois.3. vi. NANCY JANE MEDLOCK, b. 1818, Tennessee; d. 1861, Washington County, Indiana.4. vii. ISAAC MEDLOCK, b. 14 January 1820, Tennessee; d. 06 March 1887, Washington County, Indiana. He is buried in the Mt. Zion Cemetery near Salem Indiana..5. viii. JOHN H. MEDLOCK, b. 16 June 1829, Washington County, Indiana; d. 11 June 1905, Washington County, Indiana. He is buried in the Mt. Zion Cemetery near Salem Indiana.. Generation No. 2 2. WILEY CAMERON2 MEDLOCK (HENRY1) was born Abt. 1809 in Tennessee, and died Bef. 1860 in Illinois. He married SUSANNAH DALTON. Children of WILEY MEDLOCK and SUSANNAH DALTON are:6. i. LAFAYETTE J.3 MEDLOCK, b. Abt. 1832, Kentucky; d. 1896. ii. NARCISSA MEDLOCK, b. 22 March 1834; d. 12 February 1911; m. HENRY FLEENOR, 06 October 1853.7. iii. MELISSA MEDLOCK, b. 04 October 1838; d. 18 December 1918, Indiana. iv. HENRY W. MEDLOCK, b. Abt. 1844.8. v. NANCY A. MEDLOCK, b. 24 May 1848; d. 22 February 1940. 3. NANCY JANE2 MEDLOCK (HENRY1) was born 1818 in Tennessee, and died 1861 in Washington County, Indiana. She married GEORGE WASHINGTON DAULTON 03 December 1835 in Washington County, Indiana. He was born 21 April 1811 in Pulaski Countyu, Kentucky, and died 15 February 1882 in Washington County, Indiana. Child of NANCY MEDLOCK and GEORGE DAULTON is: i. TEN CHILDREN NOT SHOWN3 DAULTON. 4. ISAAC2 MEDLOCK (HENRY1) was born 14 January 1820 in Tennessee, and died 06 March 1887 in Washington County, Indiana. He is buried in the Mt. Zion Cemetery near Salem Indiana.. He married LOUISA STANLEY 01 January 1846 in Washington County, Indiana. She was born 08 June 1823, and died 04 October 1906 in Washington County, Indiana. Children of ISAAC MEDLOCK and LOUISA STANLEY are: i. ALFRED3 MEDLOCK. ii. MARY E. MEDLOCK, m. JOHN MCCOWN, 08 September 1873, Washington County, Indiana.9. iii. HENRY C. MEDLOCK, b. 13 April 1848; d. 13 August 1936, Washington County, Indiana. iv. JOHN MEDLOCK, b. 1855, I. v. SARAH MEDLOCK, b. Abt. 1850.10. vi. ELIJAH ISAAC MEDLOCK, b. 1851, Indiana; d. 12 December 1935, Washington County, Indiana.11. vii. WILLIAM MINTON MEDLOCK, b. 1853, Washington County, Indiana; d. 1937, Lawrence County, Indiana.12. viii. JABEZ JABES MEDLOCK, b. 19 May 1861, Washington County, Indiana; d. 16 November 1891, Washington County, Indiana. He is buried in the Mt. Zion Cemetery in Washington County, Indinan.. 5. JOHN H.2 MEDLOCK (HENRY1) was born 16 June 1829 in Washington County, Indiana, and died 11 June 1905 in Washington County, Indiana. He is buried in the Mt. Zion Cemetery near Salem Indiana.. He married (1) CATHERINE TURNER 21 November 1847 in Washington County, Indiana. She was born 29 October 1827 in Indiana, and died 22 March 1861 in Washington County, Indiana. He married (2) PRISCILLA BUNDY 22 August 1861 in Washington County, Indiana. She was born 22 August 1829, and died 31 December 1895 in Washington County, Indiana. Children of JOHN MEDLOCK and CATHERINE TURNER are:13. i. LYMAN RAWSON3 MEDLOCK, b. 07 December 1854, Washington County, Indiana; d. 16 March 1911, Greene County, Indiana. ii. ELIZABETH SARAH MEDLOCK, b. 21 December 1848, Washington County, Indiana; d. 11 September 1850, Washington County, Indiana. iii. HENRY WHITTEN MEDLOCK, b. 27 October 1850, Washington County, Indiana; m. MARGARET E. BUNDY, 12 February 1871, Washington County, Indiana; b. 08 September 1844; d. 29 March 1883, Washington County, Indiana. iv. JOHN RILEY MEDLOCK, b. 28 August 1854, Washington County, Indiana. v. ALBERT COLLINS MEDLOCK, b. 31 January 1860, Washington County, Indiana; m. ALICE DAY; b. 28 January 1854, Washington County, Indiana. Notes for ALBERT COLLINS MEDLOCK:In 1920 this family is living in Floyd County, Indiana Child of JOHN MEDLOCK and PRISCILLA BUNDY is: vi. WILLIAM EMMET3 MEDLOCK, b. 06 August 1862, Washington County, Indiana; m. ORBE LEE WILLAIMS; b. 21 August 1877; d. 28 February 1942, Washington County, Indiana. Generation No. 3 6. LAFAYETTE J.3 MEDLOCK (WILEY CAMERON2, HENRY1) was born Abt. 1832 in Kentucky, and died 1896. He married EMILY JANE KING 12 August 1851. She was born 1833 in Indiana, and died 1885. Children of LAFAYETTE MEDLOCK and EMILY KING are: i. ANNIS EVELINE4 MEDLOCK, b. Abt. 1852. ii. ALICE ARTIMISA MEDLOCK, b. Abt. 1854. iii. ELIZA JANE MEDLOCK, b. Abt. 1856. iv. MARYA. MEDLOCK, b. Abt. 1857. 7. MELISSA3 MEDLOCK (WILEY CAMERON2, HENRY1) was born 04 October 1838, and died 18 December 1918 in Indiana. She married ISAAC OVERSHINER 12 November 1857. He was born Abt. 1827 in Indiana. Child of MELISSA MEDLOCK and ISAAC OVERSHINER is: i. EIGHT CHILDREN NOT SHOWN4 OVERSHINER, b. Bet. 1859 - 1880. 8. NANCY A.3 MEDLOCK (WILEY CAMERON2, HENRY1) was born 24 May 1848, and died 22 February 1940. She married LAWRENCE FREEMAN 10 October 1865. Child of NANCY MEDLOCK and LAWRENCE FREEMAN is: i. ONE CHILD NOT SHOWN4 FREEMAN. 9. HENRY C.3 MEDLOCK (ISAAC2, HENRY1) was born 13 April 1848, and died 13 August 1936 in Washington County, Indiana. He married RACHEL DALTON 17 November 1870 in Washington County, Indiana. She was born 1852, and died 1887. Notes for HENRY C. MEDLOCK:In 1920 Henry is living in Washington County, Indiana. Children of HENRY MEDLOCK and RACHEL DALTON are: i. ELISHA4 MEDLOCK, m. GILBERT GUNN, 17 April 1875, Washington County, Indiana. ii. MARY CATHERINE MEDLOCK, m. WILLIAM VAUGHN, 17 March 1895, Washington County, Indiana. iii. RUTH MEDLOCK, m. (1) VAN LANNINGHAM; m. (2) WILLIS LITTEY, 26 July 1902, Washington County, Indiana. iv. SARAH JANE MEDLOCK, m. A. H. SWEENEY, 28 December 1890, Washington County, Indiana. v. JAMES SYLVESTER MEDLOCK, b. 24 August 1874, Indiana; d. 08 January 1947, Indiana; m. HESTER HELEN ADELINE GORDON, 02 February 1902; b. 1884, Kansas; d. 06 December 1965. vi. ISAAC MEDLOCK, b. 1881, Indiana; m. MARTHA MARY PHILLIPS, 11 November 1900, Washington County, Indiana; b. 1878, Indiana. 10. ELIJAH ISAAC3 MEDLOCK (ISAAC2, HENRY1) was born 1851 in Indiana, and died 12 December 1935 in Washington County, Indiana. He married MARY AMANDA CAUBLE 26 October 1871. She was born 26 August 1854 in Washington County, Indiana, and died 16 August 1936 in Harristown, Indiana. She is buried in Crown Hill Cemetery.. Children of ELIJAH MEDLOCK and MARY CAUBLE are: i. CHARLES4 MEDLOCK. ii. CLARENCE MEDLOCK. iii. JOHN MEDLOCK. iv. RAYMOND MEDLOCK. v. VINNIE MEDLOCK, d. 25 August 1925; m. MILBURN DAWALT, 16 August 1890. vi. VIRA MEDLOCK, m. RUTHERFORD. vii. WILLARD MEDLOCK. viii. W. A. MEDLOCK, b. 28 July 1872, Oxonia, Washington County, Indiana; m. NORA L. DANIELS, 1896. 11. WILLIAM MINTON3 MEDLOCK (ISAAC2, HENRY1) was born 1853 in Washington County, Indiana, and died 1937 in Lawrence County, Indiana. He married MARY ELLEN MCPIKE. She was born 1874 in Indiana, and died in Indiana. Child of WILLIAM MEDLOCK and MARY MCPIKE is: i. WALTER4 MEDLOCK, b. 19 February 1894, Lawrence County, Indiana; d. 23 January 1950, Lawrence County, Indiana; m. LENA GOBEL BENNETT, 09 October 1915, Lawrence County, Indiana; b. 23 November 1900, Upton, Hardin County, Kentucky; d. 22 November 1984, Lawrence County, Indiana. 12. JABEZ JABES3 MEDLOCK (ISAAC2, HENRY1) was born 19 May 1861 in Washington County, Indiana, and died 16 November 1891 in Washington County, Indiana. He is buried in the Mt. Zion Cemetery in Washington County, Indinan.. He married ELIAZBETH LIZZIE SIMMONS 16 May 1881 in Washington County, Indiana. Child of JABEZ MEDLOCK and ELIAZBETH SIMMONS is: i. WALTER DEWIGHT4 MEDLOCK, b. 1890, Washington County, Indiana. 13. LYMAN RAWSON3 MEDLOCK (JOHN H.2, HENRY1) was born 07 December 1854 in Washington County, Indiana, and died 16 March 1911 in Greene County, Indiana. He married (1) BELLE THOMPSON 17 December 1880 in Washington County, Indiana. She was born 29 June 1852, and died 30 May 1882 in Washington County, Indiana. He married (2) MATILDA MUSCO 16 September 1883 in Washington County, Indiana. She was born 25 January 1860 in Washington County, Indiana, and died 30 March 1903 in Washington County, Indiana. He married (3) ANNA M. UNGEIER 08 September 1904 in Jackson County, Indiana. She was born 21 March 1867, and died 04 October 1947 in Greene County, Indiana. Child of LYMAN MEDLOCK and MATILDA MUSCO is: i. IRVING4 MEDLOCK, b. 31 March 1891, Washington County, Indiana; d. 02 March 1973, Greene County, Indiana; m. IMA ZORA MOODY, Abt. 1923; b. 21 March 1894, Greene County, Indiana; d. 03 February 1953, Marion County, Indiana. Notes for IRVING MEDLOCK:In 1920 Irvin is living in Greene County, Indiana More About IRVING MEDLOCK:Military service: World War I PFC Co. E 144 Inf USA Enlisted 20 Sep 1917 Bloomfield Indiana, OVS France 3 Oct 1918 to 6 Jun 1919. Discharged Camp Sherman Ohio 14 Jun 1919 >>> <troypedersen2@comcast.net> 3/12/2004 9:24:02 AM >>> This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: medlock Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Se0.2ACIB/260 Message Board Post: Walter Medlock is a dead end in my family tree. Any Help? Married Lena Bennett b23 nov 1900 d nov 1984 Children jeanette, ott, walter, betty, barbara ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== Other MATLOCK, etc. resources on the net: <http://www.genforum.com/matlock> <http://searches.rootsweb.com/htdig/search.html> <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/qindex.html> HAVE FUN AND TAKE YOUR TIME!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: medlock Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Se0.2ACIB/260 Message Board Post: Walter Medlock is a dead end in my family tree. Any Help? Married Lena Bennett b23 nov 1900 d nov 1984 Children jeanette, ott, walter, betty, barbara

Joe I sent you everything I have on Timothy Matlack, his wife Hester, and son Joseph. Based on place of birth for Joseph Matlick in the 1850 census, he could very well be the son of Timothy and Hester. (It would be nice if they could have kept their names straight. Didn't they know we would be looking?) My primary source was the records of Thomas Chalkly Matlack, Book 19, Descendants of John Matlack and His Two Wifes Hannah and Mary No. 3, page 140. These records have been microfilmed by the LDS. I guese I will have too brave the massive construction on I295 and go down to the Gloucester County Historical Society to look at their copy of the Microfilm to see if it has more. Curt Miller > Hi Curt > Is this then him in 1850 and if so are these his sons? > Joe Matlock > > 1850 MATLICK JOSEPH Preston County VA 470 45th District > Joseph Matlick 68 WM Farmer NJ (born 1782) > Sarah 66 WF NJ > > 1850 MATLICK JOHN Preston County VA 460 45th District > John Matlick 29 WM Farmer VA > Laura 27 WF VA > Debra 7 WF VA > Jacob 5 WM VA > Delia 3 WF VA > Henry C 5/12 WM VA > 1850 MATLICK SAMUEL Preston County VA 378 45th District > Samuel Matlick 41 WM Farmer PA > Mary 33 WF VA > Jacob 10 WM VA > Joseph 7 WM VA > Christina 5 WF VA > ??? 4 WM VA > Allen 2 WM VA > > > >>> <curtw@comcast.net> 3/10/2004 3:30:58 PM >>> > > I recently posted a message in which I said some New Jersey Matlacks > owned plantations in Virginia. My memory failed me. Again. I thought > I had seen a Matlack Will in which plantations in Virginia were listed. > It was a Haines Will. I do know of a Timothy Matlack who moved from New > Jersey to Virginia. This is what I have on him. > > Curt Miller > > > Descendants of Timothy MATLACK > > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. TIMOTHY6 MATLACK (BENJAMIN5, JOHN4, WILLIAM3, GEORGE2 MATLOCK, > JOHN1) was born Abt. 1763 in New Jersey, and died 1794 in Culpeper Co., > Va.. He married HESTER ELDRIDGE December 19, 1785 in Evesham Township, > Burlington Co., N. J., daughter of ABRAHAM ELDRIDGE and MARY LIPPINCOTT. > > > Notes for TIMOTHY MATLACK: > The following quote is recorded in the Wonderland - Matlack Family > History. It is from the records of Asa Matlack, born in October 23, > 1783. > > "Timothy Matlack of Benjamin and Jane Cheeseman Matlack was married > 1786 to Hester, (Esther), Eldridge of Abraham and Mary and removed with > his family in or about 1786 to Culpepper County Va. where my Uncle > Samuel and father saw him and family at Culpepper Court House being > (jailer) or keeper of the prison at that place in the 11th month of > 1790. Timothy died at 31 years of age." > > Timothy changed the spelling of his name to Matlock in Virginia. His > will is recorded in Will Book D, 1791 - 1803 (reel 32), page 135 - 136. > His will was probated on 16 Sept. 1794. The Inventory & Appraisal was > recorded on page 138 - 139 on 20 Oct. 1794. > > > > > Notes for HESTER ELDRIDGE: > Asa Matlack, see notes for her husband, spelled her name Esther. Her > name is spelled Hester on her marriage certificate at the New Jersey > Archives in Trenton New Jersey. > > Her name is recorded as Hestor Matlock in the 1810 census for Culpeper > County, Va. She was over 45 and owned 4 slaves. No white people are > listed as living with her. > > The 1820 census records Hestor living in Culpeper County, Virginia, She > owned 4 slaves, 3 male and 1 female. Three people were engaged in > manufacture. I assume these were the male slaves. > > Her name is recorded as Esther Matlack in the 1830 census for Culpeper > County She owned 6 slaves, 1 male under 10, 3 females under 10, 1 female > 10 to 24, and 1 female 36 to 55. > > The 1840 census records Esther living in Culpeper County. She owned 8 > slaves, 2 males under 10, 1 male 10 to 24, 1 female under 10, 4 females > 10 to 24, 1 female 24 to 35, and 1 female 36 to 55. Two people are > listed as working in agriculture. > > > Child of TIMOTHY MATLACK and HESTER ELDRIDGE is: > i. JOSEPH7 MATLOCK. > > Notes for JOSEPH MATLOCK: > Joseph's father changed his name from Matlack to Matlock when he moved > to Virginia. Joseph's descendants probably spell their name Matlock. > > Page 106 of the 1810 census for Culpeper Co., Va. lists a Joseph > Matlock, aged 16 to 25, living with his wife, also aged 16 to 25. Since > the only Matlock's listed in the 1810 census for Culpeper Co. were > Hestor Matlock, page 103, and Joseph Matlock, Joseph was probably the > son of Hestor, widow of Timothy Matlock. > > The 1820 census for Culpeper Co. does not include Joseph, but a Joseph > Matlock with two children was living in Orange Co. which is next to > Culpeper Co. > > > > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== > Other MATLOCK, etc. resources on the net: > <http://www.genforum.com/matlock> > <http://searches.rootsweb.com/htdig/search.html> > <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/qindex.html> > HAVE FUN AND TAKE YOUR TIME! > > > > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== > To Post messages on the list send to : MATLOCK-L@rootsweb.com > It will be sent to all subscribers. > For problems on the list write to janab@slip.net >

Hi Joe Terry and I have always thought that our James (mentioned here) and Silus were either brothers or at least cousins and possibly David also fits into that bunch if so it would lend more strength that James was the son of Nathaniel in Abbeville county (he had a lot of children) Sam

Thanks Curt got to run. We have consturction too. See you tomorrow. Joe Matlock >>> <curtw@comcast.net> 3/11/2004 3:40:10 PM >>> Joe I sent you everything I have on Timothy Matlack, his wife Hester, and son Joseph. Based on place of birth for Joseph Matlick in the 1850 census, he could very well be the son of Timothy and Hester. (It would be nice if they could have kept their names straight. Didn't they know we would be looking?) My primary source was the records of Thomas Chalkly Matlack, Book 19, Descendants of John Matlack and His Two Wifes Hannah and Mary No. 3, page 140. These records have been microfilmed by the LDS. I guese I will have too brave the massive construction on I295 and go down to the Gloucester County Historical Society to look at their copy of the Microfilm to see if it has more. Curt Miller > Hi Curt > Is this then him in 1850 and if so are these his sons? > Joe Matlock > > 1850 MATLICK JOSEPH Preston County VA 470 45th District > Joseph Matlick 68 WM Farmer NJ (born 1782) > Sarah 66 WF NJ > > 1850 MATLICK JOHN Preston County VA 460 45th District > John Matlick 29 WM Farmer VA > Laura 27 WF VA > Debra 7 WF VA > Jacob 5 WM VA > Delia 3 WF VA > Henry C 5/12 WM VA > 1850 MATLICK SAMUEL Preston County VA 378 45th District > Samuel Matlick 41 WM Farmer PA > Mary 33 WF VA > Jacob 10 WM VA > Joseph 7 WM VA > Christina 5 WF VA > ??? 4 WM VA > Allen 2 WM VA > > > >>> <curtw@comcast.net> 3/10/2004 3:30:58 PM >>> > > I recently posted a message in which I said some New Jersey Matlacks > owned plantations in Virginia. My memory failed me. Again. I thought > I had seen a Matlack Will in which plantations in Virginia were listed. > It was a Haines Will. I do know of a Timothy Matlack who moved from New > Jersey to Virginia. This is what I have on him. > > Curt Miller > > > Descendants of Timothy MATLACK > > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. TIMOTHY6 MATLACK (BENJAMIN5, JOHN4, WILLIAM3, GEORGE2 MATLOCK, > JOHN1) was born Abt. 1763 in New Jersey, and died 1794 in Culpeper Co., > Va.. He married HESTER ELDRIDGE December 19, 1785 in Evesham Township, > Burlington Co., N. J., daughter of ABRAHAM ELDRIDGE and MARY LIPPINCOTT. > > > Notes for TIMOTHY MATLACK: > The following quote is recorded in the Wonderland - Matlack Family > History. It is from the records of Asa Matlack, born in October 23, > 1783. > > "Timothy Matlack of Benjamin and Jane Cheeseman Matlack was married > 1786 to Hester, (Esther), Eldridge of Abraham and Mary and removed with > his family in or about 1786 to Culpepper County Va. where my Uncle > Samuel and father saw him and family at Culpepper Court House being > (jailer) or keeper of the prison at that place in the 11th month of > 1790. Timothy died at 31 years of age." > > Timothy changed the spelling of his name to Matlock in Virginia. His > will is recorded in Will Book D, 1791 - 1803 (reel 32), page 135 - 136. > His will was probated on 16 Sept. 1794. The Inventory & Appraisal was > recorded on page 138 - 139 on 20 Oct. 1794. > > > > > Notes for HESTER ELDRIDGE: > Asa Matlack, see notes for her husband, spelled her name Esther. Her > name is spelled Hester on her marriage certificate at the New Jersey > Archives in Trenton New Jersey. > > Her name is recorded as Hestor Matlock in the 1810 census for Culpeper > County, Va. She was over 45 and owned 4 slaves. No white people are > listed as living with her. > > The 1820 census records Hestor living in Culpeper County, Virginia, She > owned 4 slaves, 3 male and 1 female. Three people were engaged in > manufacture. I assume these were the male slaves. > > Her name is recorded as Esther Matlack in the 1830 census for Culpeper > County She owned 6 slaves, 1 male under 10, 3 females under 10, 1 female > 10 to 24, and 1 female 36 to 55. > > The 1840 census records Esther living in Culpeper County. She owned 8 > slaves, 2 males under 10, 1 male 10 to 24, 1 female under 10, 4 females > 10 to 24, 1 female 24 to 35, and 1 female 36 to 55. Two people are > listed as working in agriculture. > > > Child of TIMOTHY MATLACK and HESTER ELDRIDGE is: > i. JOSEPH7 MATLOCK. > > Notes for JOSEPH MATLOCK: > Joseph's father changed his name from Matlack to Matlock when he moved > to Virginia. Joseph's descendants probably spell their name Matlock. > > Page 106 of the 1810 census for Culpeper Co., Va. lists a Joseph > Matlock, aged 16 to 25, living with his wife, also aged 16 to 25. Since > the only Matlock's listed in the 1810 census for Culpeper Co. were > Hestor Matlock, page 103, and Joseph Matlock, Joseph was probably the > son of Hestor, widow of Timothy Matlock. > > The 1820 census for Culpeper Co. does not include Joseph, but a Joseph > Matlock with two children was living in Orange Co. which is next to > Culpeper Co. > > > > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== > Other MATLOCK, etc. resources on the net: > <http://www.genforum.com/matlock> > <http://searches.rootsweb.com/htdig/search.html> > <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/qindex.html> > HAVE FUN AND TAKE YOUR TIME! > > > > > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== > To Post messages on the list send to : MATLOCK-L@rootsweb.com > It will be sent to all subscribers. > For problems on the list write to janab@slip.net > ==== MATLOCK Mailing List ==== For problems on the list write to janab@slip.net

Brenda, The Martha with Jason Jr. age 16.. Could be their child who was missed on the 1850 census. Could be Solomon S's wife... he married a Martha but last name is unknown. Could be child of Moore and Rachel. I have her as child of Jason Jr. and Elizabeth. And she could have gone to MO with her brother James. Wanda ----- Original Message ----- From: BA044@aol.com To: MATLOCK-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 12:54 PM Subject: [MATLOCK-L] More ... Jason... Martha Well Yes and No , I didnt answere my own question as to was Martha that married Edward Sooter More and Rachels dau... Yes, I believe she was.. Now who was the 16 yr old Martha that was living with Jason in 1860? Brenda