Good Evening to all interested Maupins. Re: Maupin lines into the Jamestowne Society: This is very appropriate for the Maupin descendents. I mentioned to Bill in a previous email that I was a member of council of the National Jamestowne Society, a long time member of The First Texas Company . The Jamestowne Society is working toward the 400th anniversary (2007) of this great country in Jamestowne, VA. As Bill stated regarding the Ballard line and probably many other lines which can be found on the website --www.jamestowne.com, please remember that membership into the Society is by "invitation only" by a current member and must be sponsored by that member. I am a member of council and the National Companies Committee Chairman (organizing new companies). I also help prospective members in any way I can or direct them the someone in their immediate area. If you review the above webpage and find an ancestor listed and have a good start on the documentation, please contact me directly concerning the Jamestowne Society membership at cafarmer@wt.net . I will see how I can assist. Thank you... Carolyn Farmer -----Original Message----- From: MAUPIN REUNION 2000 <maupinreunion@par1.net> To: MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com <MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, November 17, 2000 2:15 AM Subject: [MAUPIN-L] Jamestown Organization >Good Morning!!! > >This is related to the Maupin family in many ways so I think it should be appropriate. > >I am sure most of you are aware that in 2007 we will be celebrating the 400th Anniversary of Jamestown. Well, I am very much into history and plan to attend as much of this celebrations as >I can. I was also interested in checking if I had any lines that were at Jamestown. Many years ago >I had a close friend who worked on microfilm on Jamestown papers. She had a ancestor that was at >Jamestown. She thought she was going to go blind because the rolls were so hard to read. She spent several hours on just a few documents. Well, anyway, I contacted a member of our Maupin group I knew was acquainted with this Jamestown information. It seems that there is an organization for those people who descend from those families that were there. I visited the site, and guess who was >there THOMAS BALLARD. I knew he had arrived very early 1660-1670. He owned a lot of Middle Plantation that later became Williamsburg. So, if you are a descendant of Gabriel Maupin and Ann >Ballard, or any of the Ballards from Albemarle County. You could, if you get all your paperwork documented, join this organization. I will continue to look for a line for myself, because I would like >very much to belong to this organization > >I believe there is a Ballard List Group also. > >William > > >==== MAUPIN Mailing List ==== >Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. ><http://cgi.rootsweb.con/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi> >

i would like a copy of the Thompson letter Robin Bailey

I would like a copy of the Thompson letter Anita Strawn Box 102 324 W. Retta St. DeLeon Springs, FL 32130 904-985-4509 astrawn@totcon.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Bonnie L. Huth <huthb@swbell.net> To: <MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 8:27 PM Subject: Re: [MAUPIN-L] Thompson letter list > Pat wrote: > > > > In the risk of typing a one-liner and offending several people, I would like > > to be added to the list of people receiving a copy of this letter. (whew! > > two lines! just made it!) > > > > Pat > > > > > Good Evening!!! > > > > > > When I find my copy of the letter written by the Thompson girl where she > > > describes the death of Thompson Maupin I will e-mail it to those who wish > > to > > > read it. The fact about the death of the soldier who shot Thompson was > > from > > > the book by Dr. Michael Beshore who was married to Ann Maupin sister to > > John > > > Rice Maupin. The story was told to the > > > I believe by Jesse and Frank James. Well, will try and get all this > > > together for those of you who wish to hear the details. > > > > > > William > > > > ==== MAUPIN Mailing List ==== > > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > > <http://pml.rootsweb.com> > > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com > > Please add my name to the list to receive a copy of this letter. > > Bonnie L. (Maupin) Huth > > > ==== MAUPIN Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb forbids posting of copyrighted material without permission of the author. Read RootsWeb's Acceptable Use Policy at > <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html> >

Pat wrote: > > In the risk of typing a one-liner and offending several people, I would like > to be added to the list of people receiving a copy of this letter. (whew! > two lines! just made it!) > > Pat > > > Good Evening!!! > > > > When I find my copy of the letter written by the Thompson girl where she > > describes the death of Thompson Maupin I will e-mail it to those who wish > to > > read it. The fact about the death of the soldier who shot Thompson was > from > > the book by Dr. Michael Beshore who was married to Ann Maupin sister to > John > > Rice Maupin. The story was told to the > > I believe by Jesse and Frank James. Well, will try and get all this > > together for those of you who wish to hear the details. > > > > William > > ==== MAUPIN Mailing List ==== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > <http://pml.rootsweb.com> > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com Please add my name to the list to receive a copy of this letter. Bonnie L. (Maupin) Huth

HI everyone, been gone awhile have a new pc and I lost most of the information that was stored. I would like to be on the letter list please also some time back there was info on Maupin boys in Missouri in the Quantrill and James Gangs. I think ggGarrett was a close relation to that family That info is part of my missing files. Could someone please send me a copy Tank You CMF

would someone tell me the publication date of Dorothy's last book? Thank You..

When you find out the Daniel's wife's name let me know - that I don't have - Bill more than likely does. Haven't done any work on the Jarman thing yet. To busy trying to keep up with the Maupin stuff - but do think I have a letter on some of the Jarman's yet to get to today - may attach it when I get there. No lock it was the NC web page. We will get you as cousins yet!! Linda V.

I'd appreciate anything on your George W. Moppin/Maupin. I have a great grandfather by that name and unable to find much on him. Thanks, Madge Maupin Haney Ashland,KY.

I also would appreciate a copy of the Thompson letter, if it is not posted directly to the list. Thanks, June

Good Morning!!! Dorothy Snead has a personal copy of the book and she copied all the pages that have the Maupin information on them. I can send to anyone who would like as soon as I find them. You can not believe all the boxes of papers I have around here to file. Apparently the Beshore family is not interested in the Maupin family, as they were invited to the reunion, but heard no reply. This book was the diary of Michael Beshore who was an MD during and after the Civil War. He was the personal doctor of THE KIT CARSON, who was from Madison County, KY apparently. Also, John Harris Maupin and Rachael his second wife lived with Michael and Ann until the died. I am currently planning a research trip to Trinidad, CO to work on this family. (weather permitting) William ----- Original Message ----- From: Pat <celtic@ticnet.com> To: <MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 10:20 AM Subject: Re: [MAUPIN-L] Dr. Michael Beshore book > I think she was talking about "Hippocrates in a Red Vest: the biography of > a Frontier Doctor" by Barron B. Beshoar. > > Pat > > > > > > >From a previous message:: " Who shot Thompson was from the book by Dr. > Michael Beshore who was married to Ann Maupin.". OCLC, the world library > catalogue failed to turn up the above as a published author. At sometime > in the near future would you report the book title and the author[s] names? > Please and thank you. bmaupin@houston.rr.com ... > > > > ==== MAUPIN Mailing List ==== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > <http://pml.rootsweb.com> > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com >

In a message dated 11/17/2000 7:55:58 AM Mountain Standard Time, pjbauer@mc.net writes: << I have a suggestion on how we can make it easier to make personal replies. If we all add our e-mail address after our closing name, someone wishing to make a personal reply can easily click it and do so. It will also serve as a reminder not to hit the "Reply" button if the message is not for the whole group. >> Wonderful idea.. Some of the messages haven't been directly intended for my line <JESSE> but have nevertheless been of family interest and very helpful.. Thanks! Ellie Stites Swanger EllieSS@aol.com Lineage: Gabriel MAUPIN - Maria HERSENT Daniel MAUPIN - Margaret VIA Jesse MAUPIN - Lucy JONES Mosias MAUPIN - Leah DOWNEY Thomas MAUPIN - Anna MILLER George W. MAUPIN - Emily DYSON Sarah MAUPIN - Hiram N. STITES James B. STITES - Sarah I. LEMONS Ray E. STITES - Jessie RUSSELL Ellie STITES - John L. SWANGER

I think she was talking about "Hippocrates in a Red Vest: the biography of a Frontier Doctor" by Barron B. Beshoar. Pat > >From a previous message:: " Who shot Thompson was from the book by Dr. Michael Beshore who was married to Ann Maupin.". OCLC, the world library catalogue failed to turn up the above as a published author. At sometime in the near future would you report the book title and the author[s] names? Please and thank you. bmaupin@houston.rr.com ...

Good Morning William and all: I thought I had a direct line to the MAUPIN Family via the Thomas JARMAN (JERMAN), b. abt. 1777; d. 12/1843 in Madison County, KY; m. 10 July 1802 in Madison County, KY, Lucretia FREEMAN. However, there are several Thomas JARMANS. Thomas JARMAN, (Per William: b. 11-28-1785 Albemarle Co., VA; d. 9-12-1868); m. 24/03/1814 in Fluvanna Co., VA, Nancy KEY. I still believe a direct line may exist, or at the least a collateral tie. I have communicated with Linda (JARMAN) VALENTINE regarding the Thomas JARMANS & the JARMAN line. I would sure appreciate any help with these Thomas JARMANS (JERMANS)! I also discovered this AM, that I have at least a collateral tie to the MAUPIN Family via the CREWS Family of Madison Co., KY. Those ties are applicable to the 29/09/1808 marriage bond in Madison Co., KY between Betsy MAUPIN (Dau. of Daniel MAUPIN & ????) and David CREWS (Son of Thomas CREWS). Can anyone tell me who this Daniel MAUPIN'S wife is, and their respective ancestries and descendancies? I discovered an 20/10/1916 obit in my pile of papers for a Mrs. Mary MAUPIN CREWS, who died in Armstrong, Howard Co., MO, and who has many relatives in Madison Co. She is survived by several children, her husband having preceded her to the grave several years. Can anyone provide the MAUPIN-CREWS ancestry and descendancy for Mary, her ??? husband and children? I am also related directly to the CREWS Family via my 3rd g grandfather, Edward F. JARMAN (JERMAN) (Son of the Thomas JARMAN (JERMAN) above.). There are just too many commonalties for me not to be kin to all you wonderful MAUPIN folks! Gotta Be! Wanta Be! <BG> But, I need some hep! Harleigh Harleigh & Sandy Winkler 1304 Oak Park Drive San Andreas, CA 95249 (209) 754-3398 sew@goldrush.com

I have a suggestion on how we can make it easier to make personal replies. If we all add our e-mail address after our closing name, someone wishing to make a personal reply can easily click it and do so. It will also serve as a reminder not to hit the "Reply" button if the message is not for the whole group. HOWEVER, let us not "throw the baby out with the bath water!" It is important to send messages pertaining to Maupin family questions and answers to the whole List, or the purpose of the List will be lost, i.e., the sharing of same to all with an interest in the family. Phyllis J. Bauer pjbauer@mc.net MAUPIN Descent: Gabriel MAUPIN & Marie HERSENT Daniel MAUPIN & Margaret VIA Jesse MAUPIN Sr. & Lucy JONES Jesse MAUPIN Jr. & Susanna DENT Mary MAUPIN & Lewis LYNN Francis M. LYNN & Mary Jane BARKLEY Nellie Letitia LYNN & James R. NOBLE Nell NOBLE & Ralph A. BIGHAM Phyllis J. BIGHAM & Roman J. BAUER

In a message dated 11/17/2000 3:15:10 AM Eastern Standard Time, maupinreunion@par1.net writes: << and guess who was there THOMAS BALLARD. I knew he had arrived very early 1660-1670. He owned >> It is thought that he might have been in VA about 1635- as a child with his parents, but until that is proven- he is known to have been in VA by 1652- as he was the Clerk of York Co. by then. Linda

Good Morning!!! Thank you for that information. I know he at one time owned over 300 acres of land whereon now William and Mary College is built. It was sold to the college by Ballard about 1692. I have an excellent book on William and Mary that mentions Ballard. William ----- Original Message ----- From: <BLNe4@aol.com> To: <MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 7:40 AM Subject: Re: [MAUPIN-L] Jamestown Organization > In a message dated 11/17/2000 3:15:10 AM Eastern Standard Time, > maupinreunion@par1.net writes: > > << and guess who was > there THOMAS BALLARD. I knew he had arrived very early 1660-1670. He owned > >> > > It is thought that he might have been in VA about 1635- as a child with his > parents, but until that is proven- he is known to have been in VA by 1652- as > he was the Clerk of York Co. by then. > > Linda > > > ==== MAUPIN Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb forbids posting of copyrighted material without permission of the author. Read RootsWeb's Acceptable Use Policy at > <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html> >

Good Morning, Group!!! For many years I have neglected my own line working on various other lines. I have now came upon new information indicating that Jesse and Lucy went to Surry County, NC in 1778 after selling the Maupin Homeplace. Jesse next appears in Henry County, VA in 1782 on the Tax Rolls. The purpose of this Research Group is to discover just where Jesse and Lucy lived for these missing years. The Research Group would be composed of from 4-6 persons who would work together collecting and examine records and discussing their opinions as to the data that has been found. After adequate data and documents have been collected and a discussion between the members of the research group the conclusions of the findings as well as the copies of the supporting documents will be published in a booklet that will be available reasonable fee. Each person doing research will keep a log or a list of the out of pocket expenditures for the copies, postage, etc they have incurred during the research project. After the project is finished the sale of the booklets will be used to re-imburse these people for their expenses. If you would be interested in serving on this "JESSE MAUPIN MISSING YEARS" research group please e-mail me privately at maupinreunion@par1.net. I have alread started on this project and it looks as though it will not be a difficult one to do. Hope to hear from any Jesse and Lucy descendant interested in this poject. William

Dear MaupinL, I wonder if staying up until the wee hours is also a Maupin trait? Lynn > [Original Message] > From: MAUPIN REUNION 2000 <maupinreunion@par1.net> > To: <MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 11/17/00 2:15:04 AM > Subject: [MAUPIN-L] Jamestown Organization > > Good Morning!!! > > This is related to the Maupin family in many ways so I think it should be appropriate. > > I am sure most of you are aware that in 2007 we will be celebrating the 400th Anniversary of Jamestown. Well, I am very much into history and plan to attend as much of this celebrations as > I can. I was also interested in checking if I had any lines that were at Jamestown. Many years ago > I had a close friend who worked on microfilm on Jamestown papers. She had a ancestor that was at > Jamestown. She thought she was going to go blind because the rolls were so hard to read. She spent several hours on just a few documents. Well, anyway, I contacted a member of our Maupin group I knew was acquainted with this Jamestown information. It seems that there is an organization for those people who descend from those families that were there. I visited the site, and guess who was > there THOMAS BALLARD. I knew he had arrived very early 1660-1670. He owned a lot of Middle Plantation that later became Williamsburg. So, if you are a descendant of Gabriel Maupin and Ann > Ballard, or any of the Ballards from Albemarle County. You could, if you get all your paperwork documented, join this organization. I will continue to look for a line for myself, because I would like > very much to belong to this organization > > I believe there is a Ballard List Group also. > > William > > > ==== MAUPIN Mailing List ==== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > <http://cgi.rootsweb.con/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi> > - --- mltaylordogmother@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

Good Morning!!! This is related to the Maupin family in many ways so I think it should be appropriate. I am sure most of you are aware that in 2007 we will be celebrating the 400th Anniversary of Jamestown. Well, I am very much into history and plan to attend as much of this celebrations as I can. I was also interested in checking if I had any lines that were at Jamestown. Many years ago I had a close friend who worked on microfilm on Jamestown papers. She had a ancestor that was at Jamestown. She thought she was going to go blind because the rolls were so hard to read. She spent several hours on just a few documents. Well, anyway, I contacted a member of our Maupin group I knew was acquainted with this Jamestown information. It seems that there is an organization for those people who descend from those families that were there. I visited the site, and guess who was there THOMAS BALLARD. I knew he had arrived very early 1660-1670. He owned a lot of Middle Plantation that later became Williamsburg. So, if you are a descendant of Gabriel Maupin and Ann Ballard, or any of the Ballards from Albemarle County. You could, if you get all your paperwork documented, join this organization. I will continue to look for a line for myself, because I would like very much to belong to this organization I believe there is a Ballard List Group also. William

Oh boy,,,, ROSCOE LEE MAUPIN was my greatgrandfather. He died before I was born but his wife CLARA FLORENCE FRANCIS STICE, Granny as I called her lived with us until her death in 1966. ROSCOE LEE was born in Maud, Missouri on February 28, 1869 and died on January 26, 1944. He is buried in Clarence, Missouri next to Granny and next to my grandfather ROSCOE JAMES MARION MAUPIN and his second wife ( my grandmother ) GERTRUDE ISABELLE BURNS DILLMAN MAUPIN. I grew up calling all of ROSCOE LEE'S children my aunts and uncles and even have a video of Grannys 80th birthday party on our family farm near Bellflower, Mo. in 1956 with all of ROSCOE LEE'S children on it. Although I have many pictures of Granny and their children I have never saw a picture of ROSCOE LEE. All of his children have passed away but I know a lot about them. Please contact me directa at " kacyjim@aol.com ". Thanks,, I was so happy to see your e mail. Also their is a woman " katande@aolcom " who is online who is the great grandaughter of Charles Morris Maupin. Please contact me. Jim Dillman kacyjim@aol.com