Dorothy PROVED in her book that Marie Spencer was NOT the wife of Gabriel MAUPIN, the progenitor of the line. Carol Breeden wrote: > > OK...here is what I have on this line... > > Gabriel Maupin (b.~1664(Loiret, France) d. 30 Apr 1720 (Williamsburg, VA) > married to > Marie Spencer (b. 1664 d. 1748 Williamsburg, VA) > > Their son, > Daniel Maupin (1700-1788) married in 1719 to: > Margaret Via (1701-1789) They had 10 children. Our line descends from > their first son, Gabriel > > Gabriel Maupin (1720-1794) married in 1747 to: > Ann Ballard They had 14 children. Our line descends from Mathew. > > Mathew Maupin married > Lucy Ballard They had several children. Among them was our ancestor, > Bennett Maupin > > Bennett Maupin (b.4 July 1766-d. 22 Sept 1840) was married 3 times. > His first wife was Mary Burch (daughter of James Burch and Jane Maupin). > They married on 3 Oct. 1808. They had the following children: Alexander > Cummings Maupin, John Burch Maupin, and Daniel. > His second wife was Mary Royce. They were married on 7 Jan 1819. They had > a son, William Maupin, our ancestor. > His third wife was Sally Blackburn. They were married on 8 May 1827. They > had a least 1 child, probably more. > > William Maupin (b.11 Oct 1819-d. 27 Jun 1873) was married 2 times. > His first wife was Maletha Parish. They married in Fleming Co, KY in 1839. > She died in the spring of 1858 and was buried at Paris, Jennings Co, IN. > They had the following children: Joseph W., Richard, James P., Amanda, and > Martha E. [Your ancestor, James P. Maupin was born 22 Aug 1846 in Bedford, > IN. He was a Methodist Episcopal minister. In 1907, he retired from the > active ministry and moved to Sellersburg where he resided until his death on > 18 Oct 1930. In an article about him it said, "He represented the eighth > generation of ministers in the Maupin family. The first two generations > were French Huguenot preachers in France. Brother Maupin had three sons, > two of whom are now in the ministry of the Methodist Episcopal Church." He > was buried in the family lot at Henryville, IN.] > > William Maupin's second wife was Rhoda Jane Hall. They married in Jennings > Co, IN on 28 Sept 1858. They had the following children: Catherine (or > Asthenia), Thomas, John A., Samuel, Elizabeth, Sarah A. , Ervin H., Florence > M., and Rhoda J. > > John A. Maupin (b.1861- d.16 Jun 1939) married Mary E. Wells (b.22 Jan > 1860-d. 2 Feb 1933) on 23 Nov 1886 in Howard Co, IN. They had the > following children: Earl K., Opal, and Leo R. > > ==== MAUPIN Mailing List ==== > TO SUBSCRIBE OR UNSUBSCRIBE from any RootsWeb-hosted mailing list, > send an e-mail message with only the word SUBSCRIBE (or UNSUBSCRIBE) in the subject and the body of the message to > [name of list]-L-request@rootsweb.com (for mail mode) or to > [name of list]-D-request@rootsweb.com (for digest mode).

Do you have documentation on Marie Spencer Do you have access to Dorothy's book? ----- Original Message ----- From: Carol Breeden <cbreeden@iquest.net> To: <MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 4:52 PM Subject: Re: [MAUPIN-L] Charles Wesley Maupin and Ada Sharp > OK...here is what I have on this line... > > Gabriel Maupin (b.~1664(Loiret, France) d. 30 Apr 1720 (Williamsburg, VA) > married to > Marie Spencer (b. 1664 d. 1748 Williamsburg, VA) > > Their son, > Daniel Maupin (1700-1788) married in 1719 to: > Margaret Via (1701-1789) They had 10 children. Our line descends from > their first son, Gabriel > > Gabriel Maupin (1720-1794) married in 1747 to: > Ann Ballard They had 14 children. Our line descends from Mathew. > > Mathew Maupin married > Lucy Ballard They had several children. Among them was our ancestor, > Bennett Maupin > > Bennett Maupin (b.4 July 1766-d. 22 Sept 1840) was married 3 times. > His first wife was Mary Burch (daughter of James Burch and Jane Maupin). > They married on 3 Oct. 1808. They had the following children: Alexander > Cummings Maupin, John Burch Maupin, and Daniel. > His second wife was Mary Royce. They were married on 7 Jan 1819. They had > a son, William Maupin, our ancestor. > His third wife was Sally Blackburn. They were married on 8 May 1827. They > had a least 1 child, probably more. > > William Maupin (b.11 Oct 1819-d. 27 Jun 1873) was married 2 times. > His first wife was Maletha Parish. They married in Fleming Co, KY in 1839. > She died in the spring of 1858 and was buried at Paris, Jennings Co, IN. > They had the following children: Joseph W., Richard, James P., Amanda, and > Martha E. [Your ancestor, James P. Maupin was born 22 Aug 1846 in Bedford, > IN. He was a Methodist Episcopal minister. In 1907, he retired from the > active ministry and moved to Sellersburg where he resided until his death on > 18 Oct 1930. In an article about him it said, "He represented the eighth > generation of ministers in the Maupin family. The first two generations > were French Huguenot preachers in France. Brother Maupin had three sons, > two of whom are now in the ministry of the Methodist Episcopal Church." He > was buried in the family lot at Henryville, IN.] > > William Maupin's second wife was Rhoda Jane Hall. They married in Jennings > Co, IN on 28 Sept 1858. They had the following children: Catherine (or > Asthenia), Thomas, John A., Samuel, Elizabeth, Sarah A. , Ervin H., Florence > M., and Rhoda J. > > John A. Maupin (b.1861- d.16 Jun 1939) married Mary E. Wells (b.22 Jan > 1860-d. 2 Feb 1933) on 23 Nov 1886 in Howard Co, IN. They had the > following children: Earl K., Opal, and Leo R. > > > > > > > > ==== MAUPIN Mailing List ==== > TO SUBSCRIBE OR UNSUBSCRIBE from any RootsWeb-hosted mailing list, > send an e-mail message with only the word SUBSCRIBE (or UNSUBSCRIBE) in the subject and the body of the message to > [name of list]-L-request@rootsweb.com (for mail mode) or to > [name of list]-D-request@rootsweb.com (for digest mode). >

This is a good idea Would you send me an invitation I was at the Charlottesville reunion I am descended from Jean Maupin-Samuel Rhea Anita Strawn Box 102 324 W. Retta St. DeLeon Springs, FL 32130 904-985-4509 astrawn@totcon.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Phyllis J. Bauer <pjbauer@mc.net> To: <MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 6:01 PM Subject: Re: [MAUPIN-L] myfamily.com sites for Maupins > June, et al -- > > The MyFamily.com websites require an invitation to join them. This > invitation gives you a special name and password. When it is sent to you, > be sure to save that invitation by placing it in a "Saved Files" folder in > your e-mail program or print it out and put it in a safe place so you don't > forget it. (If you belong to more than one MyFamily.com website, you will > have different names and passwords for each one. If you wish to > consolidate them, you may do so under the section marked "Utilities.") > > I have set up one for the family of Jesse, s/o Daniel and Margaret (Via) > Maupin, and his wife Lucy Jones. This site will be a repository for > information on this line of Maupins. All descendants from this line are > encouraged to ask for an invitation to join it. > > If you are not from the Jesse line of Maupins, but want to see what a site > like this looks like, I'd be pleased to add you to the membership list and > you will then receive an invitation. > > Phyllis J. Bauer > (Gabriel Maupin, Daniel Maupin, Jesse Maupin Sr., Jesse Maupin Jr., Mary > Maupin, Francis M. Lynn, Nellie Lynn, Nell Noble, Phyllis) > > > > > ==== MAUPIN Mailing List ==== > Please don't post private information about living people without permission. All posts are archives. To search RootsWeb list archives: > <http://archiver.rootsweb.com/archives/search.html> >

My grandmother was Emma Zetta Maupin. William sent me my line and I have searched my email and cannot find it. I guess my computer just ate it. I know I am not from the same line as you are, but it is strange how you keep seeing the same family names weave through the history of all of the Maupins. I am just starting to search my fathers family. His mother Emma was born around 1873 in Missouri. Phyllis Abbott

Phyllis, This is strange since I too am Phyllis. You're never too old if you have the will to do something. I work 16 to 18 hours a day and I'm 50. I didn't start into design until I was 37. It's never too later, and you seem like you have talent with you web site. Phyllis Abbott Director of Operations Phillorie Desktop Publishing Phone 618-451-9040 Fax: 618-877-4075 Email: Phillorie@hotmail.com Or westabot@aol.com

I have seen several e-mails on a Emma Maupin tonight. My grandmother was Emma Maupin-Hopkins. Not the one listed in the previous e-mails but here is her line. Daniel Maupin-Margaret Via John Maupin-Frances Dabney John Maupin-Sally Crosthwait John Maupin-Frances ???? John Maupin-Sylvia Reid Stephen Maupin-Mary Parsons William Maupin-Orlena Shelton Emma Maupin-Ewell Hopkins (my grandparents) Bob

Patrick, Sounds like a great idea, and I wish I could participate. I start a tour of Kosovo this month until April. Then making a move from Germany to California in May. Maybe after the dust settles in Cali. Alan Maupin -----Original Message----- From: maupin [SMTP:patrick.maupin@enst-bretagne.fr] Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 2:51 PM To: MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MAUPIN-L] Family mapping and the USGS database Dear Alan and cousins, Could it be interesting to map all these USGS toponyms ? We could also map the occurence of the name Maupin, for today but also for historical data (why not start with Gabriel and Marie). I am sure it could be a very interesting source of information to guide our genealogical efforts. I have all the required equipment for such a task (mainly GIS softwares and a couple of spatial analysis tools). If anyone is interested we could organize a special task force : ) of about 5 or 6 persons to go through all the data structuring process. Maybe by next summer we could have a product available to the Maupin community ... Cheers, Patrick Maupin (a french-canadian cousin) ==== 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 11/3/00 3:00:36 PM, bmaupin@houston.rr.com writes: << Is there a date set on Dorothy's book reprint and its supplement. I am getting anxious... B F MAUPIN ... >> Hi All Cousins: I have yet to know when Dorothy's book reprint will be. I'm waiting to hear from Bill Albertson on that and the total price per book. I'm still adding people to the "I WANT A BOOK/S" list. Again, I'd like to stress that there will be NO SUPPLEMENTS. They would look like a set of encyclopedias! I understand Bill is talking about something along that line to go with his soon-to-be FAMILY NEWSLETTERS. So, folks, for now we wait and see! Best, Cuz Sandi

In a message dated 11/3/00 1:55:35 PM, celtic@ticnet.com writes: << LOL. Hot? in California? What do you consider hot---above 78? ;D Pat in Texas where we KNOW what hot means. >> Cousin Pat: Your big problem in TX is the humidity. Thought I'd die getting off the plane in Dallas in June 1998. It's not that hot here where we live. But, we have friends up outside of Lincoln, CA and one time when we went it was 118 degrees outside, just dry heat, and we could hardly breathe so stayed in the air conditioned house. But, I'll give you the prize in TX for having worse heat that little ole California! ;) Best, Cuz Sandi

In a message dated 11/3/00 2:17:58 PM, Westabot@aol.com writes: << I work with both PC and Macs and for the Internet I prefer the PC. Macs cannot read the long filenames, so they often have problems on the Internet, however, you can't beat them for graphic work. Just my two cents worth. >> Phyllis: This is why we have a Mac. Our daughter is in college and her aim is computer graphics. Cuz Sandi

Sorry,This should have been asked as a question. Guess I should not write so late at night or proof my writing.(smile) Some of Maupassant writing I like, others are a little morbid.Delores >Hi cousins, > >Delores Patton wrote: > > > > Hi All, > > I have the Book Selected Tales Of Guy De Maupassant, Maupassant is >French > > for Maupin, He was A French novelist and short story writer. Delores > > > >Maupassant is the french for Maupassant and Maupin is the French for >Maupin. By the way, Maupassant is one of my favorite (Edgard Allen Poe >is a kind of english speaking : ) Maupassant). Talking of artists, I >have seen on a very old french movie poster, the name Maupi for an >actor. It was a movie by Marcel Pagnol (late 40's early 50's). > > >At school I have often been called "Mopin" or worst "Moppin". At the >"College Francais", my secondary school, I have been listed for a year >as " Maurin", and until recently I have been listed as "Mopin" at McGill >University. I think it comes from the fact that many people dont know >how to prononce the "au" which is very different from "o", at least in >french (I live in Quebec, and half of my family is still in France). The >"au" should be prononced a bit like "ow". > >When I was younger, I was very desperate about the way people would >write or prononce my name. I have heard or read often these variants (in >decreasing frequence): Mopin, Moppin, Moffet, Maurin, Dauphin, french >for "Dolphin" : ), Moquin, and some other less frequent but funnier >variants. > >Linda Noel wrote : > > > Moppen looks like it might be a phonetic spelling variation of the >French > > pronunciation. > > A French woman, about 45 years ago, addressed my mother as Mrs. Maupin >and > > pronounced Maupin as mo-peene. The woman was a nurse in a doctors >office > > and called into the waiting room for Mrs. Mo-peene. > > That was our first clue to a French pronunciation. > > Linda Noel > >In fact, mo-peene is far from the french prononciation of Maupin. In >fact it look likes a french speaking person trying its best to prononce >the name in "english" ! > >By I have a question : How do you english speaking folks prononce my >french name ? I am very curious ... What should be the standard ? The >french prononciation or the english one (if it is different) ? > > >Patrick > > >-- >Patrick Maupin > >Ecole Nationale Superieure des Telecommunications de Bretagne >Departement Image et Traitement de l'Information >29285 BREST CEDEX FRANCE > >Ecole de technologie superieure >Departement de genie de la production automatisee >1100, rue Notre-Dame Ouest >Montreal (Quebec), Canada H3C 1K3 > > >==== 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> > _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

> > Phyllis Was that "computer graphic design" or "computer graphic designer"? Pat

> > Cousin Pat: > > Your big problem in TX is the humidity. Thought I'd die getting off the > plane in Dallas in June 1998. > > It's not that hot here where we live. But, we have friends up outside of > Lincoln, CA and one time when we went it was 118 degrees outside, just dry > heat, and we could hardly breathe so stayed in the air conditioned house. > > But, I'll give you the prize in TX for having worse heat that little ole > California! ;) > > Best, Cuz Sandi Makes us tough. Besides, we have the record for most consecutive days without rain. Although you couldn't tell it right at the moment as the humidity is 100%. That keeps our skin moist. Pat

If only I were young again, I'd go for the computer graphic design -- Phyllis *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 11/3/00 at 5:48 PM SandKatC@aol.com wrote: >In a message dated 11/3/00 2:17:58 PM, Westabot@aol.com writes: > ><< I work with both PC and Macs and for the Internet I prefer the PC. Macs >cannot read the long filenames, so they often have problems on the Internet, >however, you can't beat them for graphic work. Just my two cents worth. > >> > >Phyllis: > >This is why we have a Mac. Our daughter is in college and her aim is >computer graphics. > >Cuz Sandi > > >==== 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>

I work with both PC and Macs and for the Internet I prefer the PC. Macs cannot read the long filenames, so they often have problems on the Internet, however, you can't beat them for graphic work. Just my two cents worth. Phyllis Abbott Director of Operations Phillorie Desktop Publishing Phone 618-451-9040 Fax: 618-877-4075 Email: Phillorie@hotmail.com Or westabot@aol.com

Is Maupin only a French name? My father swore that his mother was English not French. Is there an English lineage? You can see that I know very little about my Maupin line, but I am trying to learn. Phyllis A.

June, et al -- The MyFamily.com websites require an invitation to join them. This invitation gives you a special name and password. When it is sent to you, be sure to save that invitation by placing it in a "Saved Files" folder in your e-mail program or print it out and put it in a safe place so you don't forget it. (If you belong to more than one MyFamily.com website, you will have different names and passwords for each one. If you wish to consolidate them, you may do so under the section marked "Utilities.") I have set up one for the family of Jesse, s/o Daniel and Margaret (Via) Maupin, and his wife Lucy Jones. This site will be a repository for information on this line of Maupins. All descendants from this line are encouraged to ask for an invitation to join it. If you are not from the Jesse line of Maupins, but want to see what a site like this looks like, I'd be pleased to add you to the membership list and you will then receive an invitation. Phyllis J. Bauer (Gabriel Maupin, Daniel Maupin, Jesse Maupin Sr., Jesse Maupin Jr., Mary Maupin, Francis M. Lynn, Nellie Lynn, Nell Noble, Phyllis)

Is there a date set on Dorothy's book reprint and its supplement. I am getting anxious... B F MAUPIN ... ----- Original Message ----- From: <SandKatC@aol.com> To: <MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 4:48 PM Subject: Re: [MAUPIN-L] MYFAMILY.COM MAUPIN SITES > > In a message dated 11/3/00 2:17:58 PM, Westabot@aol.com writes: > > << I work with both PC and Macs and for the Internet I prefer the PC. Macs > cannot read the long filenames, so they often have problems on the Internet, > however, you can't beat them for graphic work. Just my two cents worth. > >> > > Phyllis: > > This is why we have a Mac. Our daughter is in college and her aim is > computer graphics. > > Cuz Sandi > > > ==== 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> >

OK...here is what I have on this line... Gabriel Maupin (b.~1664(Loiret, France) d. 30 Apr 1720 (Williamsburg, VA) married to Marie Spencer (b. 1664 d. 1748 Williamsburg, VA) Their son, Daniel Maupin (1700-1788) married in 1719 to: Margaret Via (1701-1789) They had 10 children. Our line descends from their first son, Gabriel Gabriel Maupin (1720-1794) married in 1747 to: Ann Ballard They had 14 children. Our line descends from Mathew. Mathew Maupin married Lucy Ballard They had several children. Among them was our ancestor, Bennett Maupin Bennett Maupin (b.4 July 1766-d. 22 Sept 1840) was married 3 times. His first wife was Mary Burch (daughter of James Burch and Jane Maupin). They married on 3 Oct. 1808. They had the following children: Alexander Cummings Maupin, John Burch Maupin, and Daniel. His second wife was Mary Royce. They were married on 7 Jan 1819. They had a son, William Maupin, our ancestor. His third wife was Sally Blackburn. They were married on 8 May 1827. They had a least 1 child, probably more. William Maupin (b.11 Oct 1819-d. 27 Jun 1873) was married 2 times. His first wife was Maletha Parish. They married in Fleming Co, KY in 1839. She died in the spring of 1858 and was buried at Paris, Jennings Co, IN. They had the following children: Joseph W., Richard, James P., Amanda, and Martha E. [Your ancestor, James P. Maupin was born 22 Aug 1846 in Bedford, IN. He was a Methodist Episcopal minister. In 1907, he retired from the active ministry and moved to Sellersburg where he resided until his death on 18 Oct 1930. In an article about him it said, "He represented the eighth generation of ministers in the Maupin family. The first two generations were French Huguenot preachers in France. Brother Maupin had three sons, two of whom are now in the ministry of the Methodist Episcopal Church." He was buried in the family lot at Henryville, IN.] William Maupin's second wife was Rhoda Jane Hall. They married in Jennings Co, IN on 28 Sept 1858. They had the following children: Catherine (or Asthenia), Thomas, John A., Samuel, Elizabeth, Sarah A. , Ervin H., Florence M., and Rhoda J. John A. Maupin (b.1861- d.16 Jun 1939) married Mary E. Wells (b.22 Jan 1860-d. 2 Feb 1933) on 23 Nov 1886 in Howard Co, IN. They had the following children: Earl K., Opal, and Leo R.

> Hi Cousin Alan: > > What part of CA are you coming to? We are planning another picnic sometime > next Spring or before it gets hot. Would love to have you join us. > > We have no set date! ANYONE who would like to go, PLEASE e-mail and give > available dates and let's hope we can settle on so more will be able to > attend. I'm open for just about any Saturday/Sunday. > > Best, Cuz Sandi :) LOL. Hot? in California? What do you consider hot---above 78? ;D Pat in Texas where we KNOW what hot means.