Good Morning Phyllis Mosias Maupin, Leah Downey John Maupin, Elizabeth Richardson Wilkinson Maupin, Spicey Childers I would say we have a connection. Sharron -----Original Message----- From: Vi Long <star58@thegrid.net> To: MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com <MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, October 29, 2000 7:01 AM Subject: Re: [MAUPIN-L] MyFamily.com >Hi Sharron, >What Mosias Maupin are you a direct descendant of? I have Mosias Maupin >in my line too. My Mosias was the father of Thomas L. Maupin. Mosias >wife was Leah Downey and Thomas wife was Anna Miller. Do we have a >connection here? Look forward hearing from you. Thank you Vi > >Sharron L. Smith wrote: >> >> Phyllis >> >> I am a direct descendant of Mosias and would be willing to share any and all >> of my information. >> >> Sharron >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Phyllis J. Bauer <pjbauer@mc.net> >> To: MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com <MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com> >> Date: Saturday, October 14, 2000 7:03 PM >> Subject: [MAUPIN-L] MyFamily.com >> >> >One more thing -- I've noticed at another MyFamily.com website that I have >> >for another of my surnames, that the note section for individuals gets cut >> >off at a certain point. Apparently only so much is allowed for each >> >person. If you have need for a GEDCOM with the note section intact, let me >> >know and I will send it to you as an e-mail attachment. >> > >> >And, just one more thing -- my GEDCOM does not have anything in it for >> >Mosias. I will leave it up to his many, many descendants to put their >> >GEDCOM on the website so that it may be shared with others. >> > >> >Phyllis >> > >> > >> > >> >==== 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> >> > >> > >> >> ==== 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> > > >==== 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). > >
Hi Sharron, What Mosias Maupin are you a direct descendant of? I have Mosias Maupin in my line too. My Mosias was the father of Thomas L. Maupin. Mosias wife was Leah Downey and Thomas wife was Anna Miller. Do we have a connection here? Look forward hearing from you. Thank you Vi Sharron L. Smith wrote: > > Phyllis > > I am a direct descendant of Mosias and would be willing to share any and all > of my information. > > Sharron > -----Original Message----- > From: Phyllis J. Bauer <pjbauer@mc.net> > To: MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com <MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Saturday, October 14, 2000 7:03 PM > Subject: [MAUPIN-L] MyFamily.com > > >One more thing -- I've noticed at another MyFamily.com website that I have > >for another of my surnames, that the note section for individuals gets cut > >off at a certain point. Apparently only so much is allowed for each > >person. If you have need for a GEDCOM with the note section intact, let me > >know and I will send it to you as an e-mail attachment. > > > >And, just one more thing -- my GEDCOM does not have anything in it for > >Mosias. I will leave it up to his many, many descendants to put their > >GEDCOM on the website so that it may be shared with others. > > > >Phyllis > > > > > > > >==== 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> > > > > > > ==== 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>
In a message dated 10/28/00 3:40:38 PM, lulu816@earthlink.net writes: << This doesn't have a thing to do with Jesse James but got a call from my Son Robbie Maupin this morning who is in Charlottsville. Va. for the MAUPIN REUNION. Reports he is having a wonderful time , meeting lots and lots of Maupins and Dorothy is taking names for the reprint of her book.------------Shirley Maupin Brown >> ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Hi Shirley and all other cousins: I knew this was going to happen. But, mum was the word until Dorothy announced it. I sent the list to Bill Albertson to give to her. ISN'T THIS WONDERFUL? Cousin Sandi :)
YES! I have tried to reply to this. Hope some message came through. I so much appreciated this information. It is the most helpful that I have found and even verification. If my computer had not crashed, I would know for sure if you received an e-mail. At any rate you are a special person for taking time to research this for me. If you sent me anything else, it was lost in old computer. nmstrong@msn.com Thank you. Nancy Strong ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerome & Jane Hawkins" <jhawkins@worldinter.net> To: <MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2000 2:09 PM Subject: [MAUPIN-L] Franklin Maupin > Could this be the family that Nancy Strong has been looking for????? > > 1900 Federal Census for Phelps County, Miller twp, Missouri > Maupin, Frank born July 1873 Age 26 born in Missouri > Laura August 1877 22 Missouri > Mary E. October 1896 3 Missouri > Floyd O. September 1898 1 Missouri > > On the 1880 Census for Franklin Co, Beouff Twp, Missouri > Maupin, Enoch 36 years old born in Missouri > Charity 45 MO > William 18 MO > Mary 17 MO > J. E. 15 MO > Franklin 8 MO > > Enoch and Charity are buried in Gasconade Co. no date for Enoch, but on the > Gasconade Co. Cemetery Survey: Charity 1835---1903. > > Enoch Maupin married Charity Mattocks on March 22, 1860. Marriage performed > by Joshua W. Rook, > J.P. in Gasconade Co. (from the Gasconade Co. Marriage Records) > > On the 1870 Census for Gasconade Co, Canaan Twp., Missouri > Enoch Maupin 29 Farmer $1000 $750 MO > Charitie 34 > William 8 > Mary A. 6 > James 4 > > Jane > > > > > ==== MAUPIN Mailing List ==== > Please don't post private information about living people without permission. All posts are archived. To search RootsWeb list archives: > <http://archiver.rootsweb.com/archives/search.html> >
Sandi , guess we were in the same boat, i knew it too but couldn't talk either. Shirley ----- Original Message ----- From: <SandKatC@aol.com> To: <MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2000 8:01 PM Subject: Re: [MAUPIN-L] MEN WHO RODE WITH JESSE JAMES > In a message dated 10/28/00 3:40:38 PM, lulu816@earthlink.net writes: > > << This doesn't have a thing to do with Jesse James but got a call from my Son > Robbie Maupin this morning who is in Charlottsville. Va. for the MAUPIN > REUNION. Reports he is having a wonderful time , meeting lots and lots of > Maupins and Dorothy is taking names for the reprint of her > book.------------Shirley Maupin Brown >> > > ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* > > Hi Shirley and all other cousins: > > I knew this was going to happen. But, mum was the word until Dorothy > announced it. > I sent the list to Bill Albertson to give to her. > > ISN'T THIS WONDERFUL? > > Cousin Sandi :) > > > ==== MAUPIN Mailing List ==== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > <http://pml.rootsweb.com> > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com > >
I tend to believe that William Wood(Wood as the last name) was indeed the son of Clifton Wood and Eliza(Beth) Sandridge Wood. On the Albemarle Co Va 1900 census Her son, James David Maupin has in his home a nephew, Howard Wood which would probably be the son of his half brother William.Thank you for clarifying the marriage date of 1866,not 1886. I don't have too much else on the family of Pleasant MAUPIN, just that it appears they stayed pretty much in Albemarle Co Va. Pauline
Hi all: This is a list of the men in the James gang from the beginning to the end of his life. There are little blurbs in each. If you have one you are interested in let me know. Bud McDaniels Thompson McDaniels Ed Miller Clell Miller Charlie Pitts Bob Younger Wood Hite Jack Keene Arch Clements Andy McGuire Dick Burns Payne Jones Cole Younger Jim Younger Tucker Bassham Clarence Hite Bill Ryan John Younger Jim Read Bill Chadwell Jack Bishop Dick Liddil Jim Cummins Frank James Oliver Shepherd Bob Ford Charlie Ford Others rode with Jesse but were basically ex-guerrillas and didn't pursue banditry for long. Allen H. Parmer John White Tom Little Ike Flannery Bill Hulse Jack Hines John Jarette Bradley Collins Jim Anderson The above is from "Jesse James Was My Neighbor" by Homer Croy. Best, Sandi Carter :)
This doesn't have a thing to do with Jesse James but got a call from my Son Robbie Maupin this morning who is in Charlottsville. Va. for the MAUPIN REUNION. Reports he is having a wonderful time , meeting lots and lots of Maupins and Dorothy is taking names for the reprint of her book.------------Shirley Maupin Brown ----- Original Message ----- From: <SandKatC@aol.com> To: <MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2000 4:48 PM Subject: [MAUPIN-L] MEN WHO RODE WITH JESSE JAMES > Hi all: > > This is a list of the men in the James gang from the beginning to the end of > his life. > > There are little blurbs in each. If you have one you are interested in let > me know. > > Bud McDaniels > Thompson McDaniels > Ed Miller > Clell Miller > Charlie Pitts > Bob Younger > Wood Hite > Jack Keene > Arch Clements > Andy McGuire > Dick Burns > Payne Jones > Cole Younger > Jim Younger > Tucker Bassham > Clarence Hite > Bill Ryan > John Younger > Jim Read > Bill Chadwell > Jack Bishop > Dick Liddil > Jim Cummins > Frank James > Oliver Shepherd > Bob Ford > Charlie Ford > > Others rode with Jesse but were basically ex-guerrillas and didn't pursue > banditry for long. > > Allen H. Parmer > John White > Tom Little > Ike Flannery > Bill Hulse > Jack Hines > John Jarette > Bradley Collins > Jim Anderson > > The above is from "Jesse James Was My Neighbor" by Homer Croy. > > Best, Sandi Carter :) > > > ==== 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> > >
SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX (SSDI) http://ssdi.rootsweb.com/ The September 2000 SSDI update is in place at RootsWeb. This version contains 172,922 new records and a total of 64,553,230 records. Sandi Carter
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Thank you so much for all the information. I am sorry that my computer has been down. You are the only one who has been right on with my lineage and such a big help. nmstrong@msn.com is my correct address. Nancy Strong ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerome & Jane Hawkins" <jhawkins@worldinter.net> To: <MAUPIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2000 2:09 PM Subject: [MAUPIN-L] Franklin Maupin > Could this be the family that Nancy Strong has been looking for????? > > 1900 Federal Census for Phelps County, Miller twp, Missouri > Maupin, Frank born July 1873 Age 26 born in Missouri > Laura August 1877 22 Missouri > Mary E. October 1896 3 Missouri > Floyd O. September 1898 1 Missouri > > On the 1880 Census for Franklin Co, Beouff Twp, Missouri > Maupin, Enoch 36 years old born in Missouri > Charity 45 MO > William 18 MO > Mary 17 MO > J. E. 15 MO > Franklin 8 MO > > Enoch and Charity are buried in Gasconade Co. no date for Enoch, but on the > Gasconade Co. Cemetery Survey: Charity 1835---1903. > > Enoch Maupin married Charity Mattocks on March 22, 1860. Marriage performed > by Joshua W. Rook, > J.P. in Gasconade Co. (from the Gasconade Co. Marriage Records) > > On the 1870 Census for Gasconade Co, Canaan Twp., Missouri > Enoch Maupin 29 Farmer $1000 $750 MO > Charitie 34 > William 8 > Mary A. 6 > James 4 > > Jane > > > > > ==== MAUPIN Mailing List ==== > Please don't post private information about living people without permission. All posts are archived. To search RootsWeb list archives: > <http://archiver.rootsweb.com/archives/search.html> >
In a message dated 10/26/2000 5:13:57 PM Eastern Daylight Time, pauline.darnell@worldnet.att.net writes: << the 1880 soundex for Albemarle Co Va shows Pleasant W.MAUPIN listed with his 3rd wife. Can your marriage date be off for her?I know of 10 of the children born to Pleasant. S.C.(FEMALE)BORN 1854 N.J. (FEMALE)BORN 1856 SALINA F. BORN 1858 WILLIAM WOOD BORN 1859-1860 LUCINDA C. BORN 1861 JAMES DAVID BORN SEPT 1868 EDWARD PLEASANT BORN 14 JAN 1870 GEORGE ALLEN BORN 26 APRIL 1871 OR 1873 JOEL(JOSEPH?) R. BORN MAY 1875 MARY SUSAN BORN 1877. >> The marriage date for Pleasant and his 3rd wife is 12 Jan 1866. Now if there were no children of that first marriage- the children born between 1852 ( when he married 2nd wife Mary Jane Batten) and 1866 ( when he maried 3rd wife Eliza(beth) Ann Sandridge ( she was the widow of Clifton Wood) are the children of Mary Jane Batten. I wonder about the date of birth for the son- William Wood Maupin- Wood as a middle name makes me tend to believe that he was the son of Eliza(beth)- her mother was a Wood. I know that this is pure conjecture on my part. Is his date taken from the census? It's hard enough keeping all the Maupin men straight- all the Gabriels, Davids, Daniels :). It's as bad as the Ballards- all the Thomas', Blands and Annas!! Appreciate any help with this family. Thanks, Linda
the 1880 soundex for Albemarle Co Va shows Pleasant W.MAUPIN listed with his 3rd wife. Can your marriage date be off for her?I know of 10 of the children born to Pleasant. S.C.(FEMALE)BORN 1854 N.J. (FEMALE)BORN 1856 SALINA F. BORN 1858 WILLIAM WOOD BORN 1859-1860 LUCINDA C. BORN 1861 JAMES DAVID BORN SEPT 1868 EDWARD PLEASANT BORN 14 JAN 1870 GEORGE ALLEN BORN 26 APRIL 1871 OR 1873 JOEL(JOSEPH?) R. BORN MAY 1875 MARY SUSAN BORN 1877. No children were listed on 1850 census with Pleasant and his 1st wife. I found this family on the 1850,1860 and 1880 censuses for albemarle Co Va. Pauline
THANKS SANDI - HERE IS MY LINE: GABRIEL, DANIEL, JOHN, JOHN, JOHN, DANIEL, ARMSTED J., CLIFFORD C., PATRICIA J. WOW - WHAT A MOUTH FULL! LOVE TO SEE ANY PICTURES!
In a message dated 10/25/00 1:27:51 PM, Lindalayman@aol.com writes: << SANDI, IF YOU EVER SCAN THE PHOTO OF JOHN MAUPIN I WOULD LOVE TO SEE IT AS HE IS MY GGGG-DADDY(JOHN, JOHN, JOHN, DANIEL, ARMSTED, CLIFFORD, PATRICIA). THANKS-MY E-MAIL: LINDALAYMAN@AOL.COM >> Hi Linda: WHICH John? There are quite a few. I don't have any photos of ANY of the John Maupins, which is really sad. I can't figure out what happened to any possible ones of my GG granddaddy, John Maupin, son of Dabney~ Sarah [DENNIS] Maupin. Give us your line from Gabriel Maupin~Marie Hersent and hopefully someone on the list will have a photo of your John. Best, Cousin Sandi
SANDI, IF YOU EVER SCAN THE PHOTO OH JOHN MAUPIN I WOULD LOVE TO SEE IT AS HE IS MY GGGG-DADDY(JOHN, JOHN, JOHN, DANIEL, ARMSTED, CLIFFORD, PATRICIA). THANKS-MY E-MAIL: LINDALAYMAN@AOL.COM
Posted on: MAUPIN Biographies Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/m/a/MAUPIN/biographies/10 Surname: COOK, GIBBS, MAUPIN, MONCRIEF, SMITH ------------------------- MONCRIEF, BUNK INTERVIEW # 8832 P. O. Address: Chickasha, Oklahoma Residence address: Route #1 Date of Birth: January 13, 1879 Place of Birth: Chickasaw-Choctaw Nation Name of Father: William Moncrief Place of Birth: Skullyville, Indian Territory Name of Mother: Lina Maupin Place of Birth: Kentucky Thad Smith, Jr. Investigator October 13, 1937 An Interview with Bunk Moncrief Chickasha, Oklahoma I was born in the Chickasaw Nation, on Roaring Creek, in 1879. My father was a farmer and trader. He raised corn to feed his cows, horses, hogs and chickens. He bought his supplies at Pauls Valley. In 1886, when I was seven years old, I went to stay with my Grandmother Moncrief, who lived on the Little Washita Rover, about three miles south of where the Fred post office was. My grandmother had one of the first herds of Durham cattle that there was in the country and her brand was M+. The country was all open, but her cattle never strayed far. My grandmother was a widow, and the cowboys were kind enough to keep a watch over her cattle, even though they never worked for her. If they would find one of her cows several miles from home, they would bring or send it back. That is one outstanding thing about the frontier men; they would all help, and respect women. Dave and Scott Cook had the post office at Fred, and they ran a general merchandise store. Mail was delivered at Fred about once a week, being carried in a stage coach or hack. From Fred the stage coach went to Anadarko, and then back on its way to Pauls Valley and Caddo. I went to school in a little one-room cottonwood box house in Fred. The benches we sat on and the tables we used for desks were made of cottonwood; the lumber used to build our school house and desks came from Bitter Creek, where there was a sawmill. There were about twenty five school children going to school at Fred and most all of them rode to school horseback. Our teachers name was Bud Gibbs. Our school books were made by McGuffey and we used a slate instead of pencil and paper. All of the children brought their lunches, which consisted mostly of biscuits and meat. After going to school at Fred several terms I was sent to Sacred Heart, a Catholic Missionary School in the Pottawatomie county. I was treated very nice there, and they fed us good. After going to school there one term, I quit school. In 1895, when I was sixteen years old, I saddled my horse and made a trip to Texas by myself, hunting work. The people along the way whom I stayed overnight with treated me nice, fed me and my horse and never charged me anything. I got a job in Texas working on a big cattle ranch, and stayed there one year then returned to my parents home on the north side of the Washita river just north of Chickasha. I was allotted five miles northwest of Chickasha. I am one-eighth Chickasaw. [Jeff Moncrief, oldest son of William and Pauline Lina Maupin Moncrief] Submitted by Sandi Carter First cousin twice removed
Posted on: MAUPIN Biographies Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/m/a/MAUPIN/biographies/9 Surname: de MAUPIN, FRIVILLE, le MAUPIN, MAUPIN ------------------------- The Maupin Name and Family Shield: The name de Maupin or le Maupin is a shield-name which is a surname adopted by a family in Medieval Europe, always of the knightly class or above, as a short-hand term describing the figure painted on the fighting shields of each familys mounted warriors. All shield-names in Europe are unique. No family could use another persons shield-name or be punished by law. The only way armed men were recognized during battle was by their shields since their faces were partially or totally covered by their helmets. Careful lists were kept of each family shield. Its generally believed that shield-names are not older than the use of painted shields, around the 1100s. The name Maupin is an Old French name. Old French was a dialect of Latin that eventually turned into what we now know as the French language. Mau is an Old French word which might translate as baneful. Pin means pinetree in both Old and Modern French. So far, the earliest known Maupin was Jean de Friville in 1256. Its said some of the early Maupins would paint a whole pinetree on their blood-red shields in golden yellow. Since some trees tend to look like others, that probably created much confusion on the battlefield. Later on the Maupins started using three golden pine cones on their shields, which had to be to their advantage in being recognized. In a description of the full devise, or, shield it says The shield: red, shows three gold pine cones. The crest: a unicorn rising: The supports: two savages, girth with green. The motto below the shield PRENEZ GARDE would be Be on your guard in English. A very wise statement! Not long after the use of the painted family shields came the use of a painted sort of poncho worn over the warriors armor as another source of identification. These were actually coats. Hence they were called coats of arms.
Posted on: MAUPIN Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/m/a/MAUPIN/queries/6 Surname: Maupin, Via, Batten, Roston, Rosson, Thomas, Sandridge ------------------------- I have Pleasant White Maupin b:23 Nov 1815 d: 22 Nov 1891, son of Pleasant Maupin and Lucinda Wood I also have that he was married 3 times: 1) Sarah Catterton on 3 Aug 1836 2) Mary Jane Batten in 1852 3) Eliza(beth) Sandridge on 12 Jan 1886 Does anyone know the children of Pleasant and his 3 wives? I have some conflicting info I would like to straighten out. Thanks, Linda
Hi Cousins: Since my scanner died I've snail mailed a copy of the Maupin crest to cousin Susan Virden who said she'll be happy to scan it into her computer and privately send copies to any who want them. So, if you are interested here is her addy: Svirdenges@aol.com Best, Cousin Sandi