Sue..The 1940 census is posted on Ancestry.com. Presently, you cannot search by name but you can look at every scanned page to find the person you are seeking. It is a free site. Go to Ancestry and at the top of the page select "search", then "census" and of to the side you will see the "1940 census". Fill in the state, county and city. I believe Thurman was on 99-80 page 37. The list begins with 00-1 up to 99-100, etc.. and later comes back to the missing pages where you will find 99-80. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of suemaxwell Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2012 1:58 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MAXWELL] 1940 Census list of Maxwell"s in TN That is what I was asking about- what site? I am going to look through some descendant books and see where the name Thurman came from in John's family. I am sure it is there someplace. But this Thurman you found may have living children and if there is a connection I would like to make it. I will try Ancestry but I know that not all of the 1940 is there as yet. Is it the National Archives and what is the address for the site you looked at? Sue On 5/9/2012 11:40 AM, Barbara Krall wrote: > Sue...I guess I have too much time on my hands....I looked at every > Nashville entry but thanks to the very good handwriting by most of the > enumerators it could have taken much longer than it did. I am > searching for Sylvan and Neva Maxwell but have not located them as > yet. Did you go to the site for all the information on family, etc? > barb > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of suemaxwell > Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2012 12:28 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [MAXWELL] 1940 Census list of Maxwell"s in TN > > Thurman is a name in my husband's WVA family histories. There was a > Hugh Thurman Maxwell, and I have no wife listed. But he lived and died there. > I have so much of his family information that I haven't gotten into it > all, so I wonder if this might be a WVA Maxwell descendant. I am also > a Maxwell by birth, but most of mine lived in the NE. How did you find > this? Sue > > > > > > On 5/9/2012 7:25 AM, Barbara Krall wrote: >> I am posting a few male Maxwell's I found while searching mostly in >> Nashville, TN. I did not take the time to include family members. I >> hope this will be helpful to someone. Barbara Maxwell Krall >> >> >> >> 1940 Census Nashville, Davidson County, TN >> >> 99-116 District 1 Ward 18 Tract 32 [1-24] p.1 Milton Maxwell& > wife >> Mary >> >> 99-143 District 1 Ward 21 Tract 23 [1-24] p.22 Sherman Maxwell >> >> 99-57 District 1 Ward 10 Tract 12 [1-34] p.7 Wayman Maxwell age > 36 >> 99-154 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 14 [1-26] p.17 Robert D. Maxwell age > 33 >> 99-152 District 1 Ward 22 Tract 14 [1-32] Marvin Maxwell > age >> 27 >> >> 99-178 District 1 [1-30] > Paul >> Maxwell >> >> 99-180 District 1 [1-24] C > B >> Maxwell >> >> 99-66 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 26 [1-31] p.12 William Maxwell 26, >> Samuel Maxwell 72 >> >> 99-68 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 28 [1-22] p.9 Solom Maxwell [name >> may be Solomon since he had a son by that name] >> >> 99-72 District 1 Ward 12 Tract 29 [1-28] p.13 Charlie B. Maxwell > age >> 25 >> >> 99-80 District 1 Ward 13 Tract 17 [1-42] p.37 Thurman Maxwell 21, >> Roberta Maxwell 21 >> >> >> >> 1940 Census Rutherford County, TN >> >> 75-5 District 3 Almarille [1-26] [1-26] p.13 J. W. Maxwell 66 >> >> 75-4 District 3 Outside Smyrna [1-72] Willie Maxwell >> 75 father-in-law [Tula Sanford]& wife Ova Maxwell 74 >> >> 75-11 District 10 Rockdale [1-24] p.9 Sidney Maxwell >> 28 >> >> 75-13 District 12 Patterson Rd [1-29] p.7 Walter Maxwell > 40 >> >> W. T. Maxwell 60& W.T. Maxwell, Jr 32 >> >> >> p. 7 Granville Maxwell 32 >> >> >> p.27 Tom Maxwell 54 >> >> >> p.27 William Maxwell 24 >> >> 75-11 p.14 >> Lake Maxwell 41 [9 in family] >> >> 75-26 District 17 [1-14] p.11 Garner >> Maxwell 54, Andrew Maxwell 4& other sons >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thanks for that explanation. I have just been on ancestry looking for any Thurmans born near where Hugh Thurman Maxwell was born and found some possibilities. I suspect it would have to be someone they knew as I cannot find that last name in any of the descendant books we have. Two of John's great uncles were historians- CJ Maxwell and Hu Maxwell. So we have tons of information- more than I can handle. I will do that. Many many thanks. Sue On 5/9/2012 1:43 PM, Barbara Krall wrote: > Sue..The 1940 census is posted on Ancestry.com. Presently, you cannot > search by name but you can look at every scanned page to find the person you > are seeking. It is a free site. Go to Ancestry and at the top of the page > select "search", then "census" and of to the side you will see the "1940 > census". Fill in the state, county and city. I believe Thurman was on > 99-80 page 37. The list begins with 00-1 up to 99-100, etc.. and later comes > back to the missing pages where you will find 99-80. > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On > Behalf Of suemaxwell > Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2012 1:58 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [MAXWELL] 1940 Census list of Maxwell"s in TN > > That is what I was asking about- what site? I am going to look through some > descendant books and see where the name Thurman came from in John's family. > I am sure it is there someplace. But this Thurman you found may have living > children and if there is a connection I would like to make it. I will try > Ancestry but I know that not all of the 1940 is there as yet. Is it the > National Archives and what is the address for the site you looked at? > Sue > > > On 5/9/2012 11:40 AM, Barbara Krall wrote: >> Sue...I guess I have too much time on my hands....I looked at every >> Nashville entry but thanks to the very good handwriting by most of the >> enumerators it could have taken much longer than it did. I am >> searching for Sylvan and Neva Maxwell but have not located them as >> yet. Did you go to the site for all the information on family, etc? >> barb >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [email protected] >> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of suemaxwell >> Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2012 12:28 PM >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Re: [MAXWELL] 1940 Census list of Maxwell"s in TN >> >> Thurman is a name in my husband's WVA family histories. There was a >> Hugh Thurman Maxwell, and I have no wife listed. But he lived and died > there. >> I have so much of his family information that I haven't gotten into it >> all, so I wonder if this might be a WVA Maxwell descendant. I am also >> a Maxwell by birth, but most of mine lived in the NE. How did you find >> this? Sue >> >> >> >> >> >> On 5/9/2012 7:25 AM, Barbara Krall wrote: >>> I am posting a few male Maxwell's I found while searching mostly in >>> Nashville, TN. I did not take the time to include family members. I >>> hope this will be helpful to someone. Barbara Maxwell Krall >>> >>> >>> >>> 1940 Census Nashville, Davidson County, TN >>> >>> 99-116 District 1 Ward 18 Tract 32 [1-24] p.1 Milton Maxwell& >> wife >>> Mary >>> >>> 99-143 District 1 Ward 21 Tract 23 [1-24] p.22 Sherman Maxwell >>> >>> 99-57 District 1 Ward 10 Tract 12 [1-34] p.7 Wayman Maxwell age >> 36 >>> 99-154 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 14 [1-26] p.17 Robert D. Maxwell age >> 33 >>> 99-152 District 1 Ward 22 Tract 14 [1-32] Marvin Maxwell >> age >>> 27 >>> >>> 99-178 District 1 [1-30] >> Paul >>> Maxwell >>> >>> 99-180 District 1 [1-24] C >> B >>> Maxwell >>> >>> 99-66 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 26 [1-31] p.12 William Maxwell 26, >>> Samuel Maxwell 72 >>> >>> 99-68 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 28 [1-22] p.9 Solom Maxwell > [name >>> may be Solomon since he had a son by that name] >>> >>> 99-72 District 1 Ward 12 Tract 29 [1-28] p.13 Charlie B. Maxwell >> age >>> 25 >>> >>> 99-80 District 1 Ward 13 Tract 17 [1-42] p.37 Thurman Maxwell 21, >>> Roberta Maxwell 21 >>> >>> >>> >>> 1940 Census Rutherford County, TN >>> >>> 75-5 District 3 Almarille [1-26] [1-26] p.13 J. W. Maxwell > 66 >>> 75-4 District 3 Outside Smyrna [1-72] Willie > Maxwell >>> 75 father-in-law [Tula Sanford]& wife Ova Maxwell 74 >>> >>> 75-11 District 10 Rockdale [1-24] p.9 Sidney > Maxwell >>> 28 >>> >>> 75-13 District 12 Patterson Rd [1-29] p.7 Walter Maxwell >> 40 >>> W. T. Maxwell 60& W.T. Maxwell, Jr 32 >>> >>> >>> p. 7 Granville Maxwell 32 >>> >>> >>> p.27 Tom Maxwell 54 >>> >>> >>> p.27 William Maxwell 24 >>> >>> 75-11 > p.14 >>> Lake Maxwell 41 [9 in family] >>> >>> 75-26 District 17 [1-14] p.11 > Garner >>> Maxwell 54, Andrew Maxwell 4& other sons >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> ------------------------------- >>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >>> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >>> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >>> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Sue...I guess I have too much time on my hands....I looked at every Nashville entry but thanks to the very good handwriting by most of the enumerators it could have taken much longer than it did. I am searching for Sylvan and Neva Maxwell but have not located them as yet. Did you go to the site for all the information on family, etc? barb -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of suemaxwell Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2012 12:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MAXWELL] 1940 Census list of Maxwell"s in TN Thurman is a name in my husband's WVA family histories. There was a Hugh Thurman Maxwell, and I have no wife listed. But he lived and died there. I have so much of his family information that I haven't gotten into it all, so I wonder if this might be a WVA Maxwell descendant. I am also a Maxwell by birth, but most of mine lived in the NE. How did you find this? Sue On 5/9/2012 7:25 AM, Barbara Krall wrote: > I am posting a few male Maxwell's I found while searching mostly in > Nashville, TN. I did not take the time to include family members. I > hope this will be helpful to someone. Barbara Maxwell Krall > > > > 1940 Census Nashville, Davidson County, TN > > 99-116 District 1 Ward 18 Tract 32 [1-24] p.1 Milton Maxwell& wife > Mary > > 99-143 District 1 Ward 21 Tract 23 [1-24] p.22 Sherman Maxwell > > 99-57 District 1 Ward 10 Tract 12 [1-34] p.7 Wayman Maxwell age 36 > > 99-154 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 14 [1-26] p.17 Robert D. Maxwell age 33 > > 99-152 District 1 Ward 22 Tract 14 [1-32] Marvin Maxwell age > 27 > > 99-178 District 1 [1-30] Paul > Maxwell > > 99-180 District 1 [1-24] C B > Maxwell > > 99-66 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 26 [1-31] p.12 William Maxwell 26, > Samuel Maxwell 72 > > 99-68 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 28 [1-22] p.9 Solom Maxwell [name > may be Solomon since he had a son by that name] > > 99-72 District 1 Ward 12 Tract 29 [1-28] p.13 Charlie B. Maxwell age > 25 > > 99-80 District 1 Ward 13 Tract 17 [1-42] p.37 Thurman Maxwell 21, > Roberta Maxwell 21 > > > > 1940 Census Rutherford County, TN > > 75-5 District 3 Almarille [1-26] [1-26] p.13 J. W. Maxwell 66 > > 75-4 District 3 Outside Smyrna [1-72] Willie Maxwell > 75 father-in-law [Tula Sanford]& wife Ova Maxwell 74 > > 75-11 District 10 Rockdale [1-24] p.9 Sidney Maxwell > 28 > > 75-13 District 12 Patterson Rd [1-29] p.7 Walter Maxwell 40 > > > W. T. Maxwell 60& W.T. Maxwell, Jr 32 > > > p. 7 Granville Maxwell 32 > > > p.27 Tom Maxwell 54 > > > p.27 William Maxwell 24 > > 75-11 p.14 > Lake Maxwell 41 [9 in family] > > 75-26 District 17 [1-14] p.11 Garner > Maxwell 54, Andrew Maxwell 4& other sons > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

That is what I was asking about- what site? I am going to look through some descendant books and see where the name Thurman came from in John's family. I am sure it is there someplace. But this Thurman you found may have living children and if there is a connection I would like to make it. I will try Ancestry but I know that not all of the 1940 is there as yet. Is it the National Archives and what is the address for the site you looked at? Sue On 5/9/2012 11:40 AM, Barbara Krall wrote: > Sue...I guess I have too much time on my hands....I looked at every > Nashville entry but thanks to the very good handwriting by most of the > enumerators it could have taken much longer than it did. I am searching for > Sylvan and Neva Maxwell but have not located them as yet. Did you go to the > site for all the information on family, etc? barb > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On > Behalf Of suemaxwell > Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2012 12:28 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [MAXWELL] 1940 Census list of Maxwell"s in TN > > Thurman is a name in my husband's WVA family histories. There was a Hugh > Thurman Maxwell, and I have no wife listed. But he lived and died there. > I have so much of his family information that I haven't gotten into it all, > so I wonder if this might be a WVA Maxwell descendant. I am also a Maxwell > by birth, but most of mine lived in the NE. How did you find this? Sue > > > > > > On 5/9/2012 7:25 AM, Barbara Krall wrote: >> I am posting a few male Maxwell's I found while searching mostly in >> Nashville, TN. I did not take the time to include family members. I >> hope this will be helpful to someone. Barbara Maxwell Krall >> >> >> >> 1940 Census Nashville, Davidson County, TN >> >> 99-116 District 1 Ward 18 Tract 32 [1-24] p.1 Milton Maxwell& > wife >> Mary >> >> 99-143 District 1 Ward 21 Tract 23 [1-24] p.22 Sherman Maxwell >> >> 99-57 District 1 Ward 10 Tract 12 [1-34] p.7 Wayman Maxwell age > 36 >> 99-154 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 14 [1-26] p.17 Robert D. Maxwell age > 33 >> 99-152 District 1 Ward 22 Tract 14 [1-32] Marvin Maxwell > age >> 27 >> >> 99-178 District 1 [1-30] > Paul >> Maxwell >> >> 99-180 District 1 [1-24] C > B >> Maxwell >> >> 99-66 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 26 [1-31] p.12 William Maxwell 26, >> Samuel Maxwell 72 >> >> 99-68 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 28 [1-22] p.9 Solom Maxwell [name >> may be Solomon since he had a son by that name] >> >> 99-72 District 1 Ward 12 Tract 29 [1-28] p.13 Charlie B. Maxwell > age >> 25 >> >> 99-80 District 1 Ward 13 Tract 17 [1-42] p.37 Thurman Maxwell 21, >> Roberta Maxwell 21 >> >> >> >> 1940 Census Rutherford County, TN >> >> 75-5 District 3 Almarille [1-26] [1-26] p.13 J. W. Maxwell 66 >> >> 75-4 District 3 Outside Smyrna [1-72] Willie Maxwell >> 75 father-in-law [Tula Sanford]& wife Ova Maxwell 74 >> >> 75-11 District 10 Rockdale [1-24] p.9 Sidney Maxwell >> 28 >> >> 75-13 District 12 Patterson Rd [1-29] p.7 Walter Maxwell > 40 >> >> W. T. Maxwell 60& W.T. Maxwell, Jr 32 >> >> >> p. 7 Granville Maxwell 32 >> >> >> p.27 Tom Maxwell 54 >> >> >> p.27 William Maxwell 24 >> >> 75-11 p.14 >> Lake Maxwell 41 [9 in family] >> >> 75-26 District 17 [1-14] p.11 Garner >> Maxwell 54, Andrew Maxwell 4& other sons >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

And I just noticed that he didn't live long- that is why he had no wife. But it is such an unusual name that I just bet he is a descendant of one of these maxwells in my husband's line. I have yet to put into my computer all of the info we have- overwhelming. Sue On 5/9/2012 7:25 AM, Barbara Krall wrote: > I am posting a few male Maxwell's I found while searching mostly in > Nashville, TN. I did not take the time to include family members. I hope > this will be helpful to someone. Barbara Maxwell Krall > > > > 1940 Census Nashville, Davidson County, TN > > 99-116 District 1 Ward 18 Tract 32 [1-24] p.1 Milton Maxwell& wife > Mary > > 99-143 District 1 Ward 21 Tract 23 [1-24] p.22 Sherman Maxwell > > 99-57 District 1 Ward 10 Tract 12 [1-34] p.7 Wayman Maxwell age 36 > > 99-154 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 14 [1-26] p.17 Robert D. Maxwell age 33 > > 99-152 District 1 Ward 22 Tract 14 [1-32] Marvin Maxwell age > 27 > > 99-178 District 1 [1-30] Paul > Maxwell > > 99-180 District 1 [1-24] C B > Maxwell > > 99-66 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 26 [1-31] p.12 William Maxwell 26, > Samuel Maxwell 72 > > 99-68 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 28 [1-22] p.9 Solom Maxwell [name > may be Solomon since he had a son by that name] > > 99-72 District 1 Ward 12 Tract 29 [1-28] p.13 Charlie B. Maxwell age > 25 > > 99-80 District 1 Ward 13 Tract 17 [1-42] p.37 Thurman Maxwell 21, > Roberta Maxwell 21 > > > > 1940 Census Rutherford County, TN > > 75-5 District 3 Almarille [1-26] [1-26] p.13 J. W. Maxwell 66 > > 75-4 District 3 Outside Smyrna [1-72] Willie Maxwell > 75 father-in-law [Tula Sanford]& wife Ova Maxwell 74 > > 75-11 District 10 Rockdale [1-24] p.9 Sidney Maxwell > 28 > > 75-13 District 12 Patterson Rd [1-29] p.7 Walter Maxwell 40 > > > W. T. Maxwell 60& W.T. Maxwell, Jr 32 > > > p. 7 Granville Maxwell 32 > > > p.27 Tom Maxwell 54 > > > p.27 William Maxwell 24 > > 75-11 p.14 > Lake Maxwell 41 [9 in family] > > 75-26 District 17 [1-14] p.11 Garner > Maxwell 54, Andrew Maxwell 4& other sons > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Thurman is a name in my husband's WVA family histories. There was a Hugh Thurman Maxwell, and I have no wife listed. But he lived and died there. I have so much of his family information that I haven't gotten into it all, so I wonder if this might be a WVA Maxwell descendant. I am also a Maxwell by birth, but most of mine lived in the NE. How did you find this? Sue On 5/9/2012 7:25 AM, Barbara Krall wrote: > I am posting a few male Maxwell's I found while searching mostly in > Nashville, TN. I did not take the time to include family members. I hope > this will be helpful to someone. Barbara Maxwell Krall > > > > 1940 Census Nashville, Davidson County, TN > > 99-116 District 1 Ward 18 Tract 32 [1-24] p.1 Milton Maxwell& wife > Mary > > 99-143 District 1 Ward 21 Tract 23 [1-24] p.22 Sherman Maxwell > > 99-57 District 1 Ward 10 Tract 12 [1-34] p.7 Wayman Maxwell age 36 > > 99-154 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 14 [1-26] p.17 Robert D. Maxwell age 33 > > 99-152 District 1 Ward 22 Tract 14 [1-32] Marvin Maxwell age > 27 > > 99-178 District 1 [1-30] Paul > Maxwell > > 99-180 District 1 [1-24] C B > Maxwell > > 99-66 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 26 [1-31] p.12 William Maxwell 26, > Samuel Maxwell 72 > > 99-68 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 28 [1-22] p.9 Solom Maxwell [name > may be Solomon since he had a son by that name] > > 99-72 District 1 Ward 12 Tract 29 [1-28] p.13 Charlie B. Maxwell age > 25 > > 99-80 District 1 Ward 13 Tract 17 [1-42] p.37 Thurman Maxwell 21, > Roberta Maxwell 21 > > > > 1940 Census Rutherford County, TN > > 75-5 District 3 Almarille [1-26] [1-26] p.13 J. W. Maxwell 66 > > 75-4 District 3 Outside Smyrna [1-72] Willie Maxwell > 75 father-in-law [Tula Sanford]& wife Ova Maxwell 74 > > 75-11 District 10 Rockdale [1-24] p.9 Sidney Maxwell > 28 > > 75-13 District 12 Patterson Rd [1-29] p.7 Walter Maxwell 40 > > > W. T. Maxwell 60& W.T. Maxwell, Jr 32 > > > p. 7 Granville Maxwell 32 > > > p.27 Tom Maxwell 54 > > > p.27 William Maxwell 24 > > 75-11 p.14 > Lake Maxwell 41 [9 in family] > > 75-26 District 17 [1-14] p.11 Garner > Maxwell 54, Andrew Maxwell 4& other sons > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I am posting a few male Maxwell's I found while searching mostly in Nashville, TN. I did not take the time to include family members. I hope this will be helpful to someone. Barbara Maxwell Krall 1940 Census Nashville, Davidson County, TN 99-116 District 1 Ward 18 Tract 32 [1-24] p.1 Milton Maxwell & wife Mary 99-143 District 1 Ward 21 Tract 23 [1-24] p.22 Sherman Maxwell 99-57 District 1 Ward 10 Tract 12 [1-34] p.7 Wayman Maxwell age 36 99-154 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 14 [1-26] p.17 Robert D. Maxwell age 33 99-152 District 1 Ward 22 Tract 14 [1-32] Marvin Maxwell age 27 99-178 District 1 [1-30] Paul Maxwell 99-180 District 1 [1-24] C B Maxwell 99-66 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 26 [1-31] p.12 William Maxwell 26, Samuel Maxwell 72 99-68 District 1 Ward 11 Tract 28 [1-22] p.9 Solom Maxwell [name may be Solomon since he had a son by that name] 99-72 District 1 Ward 12 Tract 29 [1-28] p.13 Charlie B. Maxwell age 25 99-80 District 1 Ward 13 Tract 17 [1-42] p.37 Thurman Maxwell 21, Roberta Maxwell 21 1940 Census Rutherford County, TN 75-5 District 3 Almarille [1-26] [1-26] p.13 J. W. Maxwell 66 75-4 District 3 Outside Smyrna [1-72] Willie Maxwell 75 father-in-law [Tula Sanford] & wife Ova Maxwell 74 75-11 District 10 Rockdale [1-24] p.9 Sidney Maxwell 28 75-13 District 12 Patterson Rd [1-29] p.7 Walter Maxwell 40 W. T. Maxwell 60 & W.T. Maxwell, Jr 32 p. 7 Granville Maxwell 32 p.27 Tom Maxwell 54 p.27 William Maxwell 24 75-11 p.14 Lake Maxwell 41 [9 in family] 75-26 District 17 [1-14] p.11 Garner Maxwell 54, Andrew Maxwell 4 & other sons

I agree I have not found the 1940 census to be of much help and I know where my family was but can not make the 1940 census work for me. Lettie At 10:48 AM 4/26/2012, you wrote: >Interesting... > >I have my own problems with the 1940 Federal Census. Since it is out now >but without an index, I am having no luck finding persons of interest. I >don't know where we lilved in 1940. Was it still Lowell, NC? Was it >Slater, SC? Was it Newton, NC? I have spent quite a few hours going >through those locations. There are just too many people unless you know >what precinct, town, etc. they lived in. >Harold >-----Original Message----- >From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On >Behalf Of Paul >Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2012 10:43 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [MAXWELL] Fwd: New 1940 Census Tool for New York City > >I wish I knew someone in New York City !!! > >Paul > >On 4/25/2012 7:59 PM, Mary Richardson wrote: > > For those of you who are interested in the 1940 U.S. census...I > > received this notice from The Weekly Genealogist, a publication of the > > New England Historic and Genealogical Society: > > > > > >> A Note from the Editor: A New 1940 Census Tool for New York City by > >> Lynn Betlock, Editor > >> > >> Reader Richard Fipphen of Fairfield, > >> Connecticut, let us know about a new 1940 census tool for New York > >> City called > >> > <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_9nr4H6ayy-OeUb-AIYeAr7OsPrU>> > 86CNRhzgy6_2COk4dSEBjD3ehgohBtjaLgzY-aWcaeHaOSeTxBRXT2xi7pNu5FzHI_wyt > >> CcXpZ70sc8fw==>Direct Me NYC 1940. The New York Public Library > >> digitized the 1940 New York City phone books and created a tool that > >> allows users to move from the phone book listings to the 1940 census > >> schedules on NARA's website. When a person of interest is selected > >> from the telephone book, the address will be mapped on both a ca. > >> 1940 map and a 2012 map. The relevant enumeration > >> district(s) will appear, and entering the name of a cross street will > >> further refine the results. In some cases it may be impossible to > >> narrow the results to one ED; for instance, if a street is on the > >> border of two EDs, you will see two EDs for that street. > >> > >> The Direct Me NYC 1940 website also allows users to share stories of > >> who they've found in the > >> 1940 New York City census. Here are some examples of notable entries: > >> > >> > "<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_9Sp-B91t7yH4h5OCQZv16AmFQW>> > NJsVYAIDz227oJo98mKNIa362bzvTpbYSsGRDkMwIRUky0LtU-Ug6fOR86p8ubKD6x0ZG > >> iv3k0V4iww0Sg3SIMu-HXg4nlPWkQc9UyuSD4TNSMOhTIR7I_CxALktl04ZkJpzpKiLck > >> e70EUEJA==>Asimov Candy Store - candy (and cigarettes) store owned by > >> the family of the science fiction author Isaac Asimov, one of a > >> series of such establishments where he worked that were run by his > >> father Judah Asimov. The Asimov family lived across the street. The > >> candy store itself continued for decades afterward under various > >> owners as 'Buggy Bill's' and 'Wetters'; today, the location is 'CBS > >> Construction& Cabinets.' > >> Just the year before this, Asimov attended the '1st World Science > >> Fiction Convention' at the > >> 1939 New York World's Fair in Queens." > >> > >> "Ten-year-old > >> > <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_-2u1saF9yX62LYdIE3AleYy-KVZ>> > O0Py4t8g05BgCxISLB8UM4_D35kJPDhJvkadDV4yBotM8UIjOCeLZ6BXNCPuu-WzmX4GP > >> boVghvslEa9F8KCH7-ViW3wRAtAGdu-2DwAHM-eURR0hbRWuBl0NgAwL7KediZoUd4t9g > >> DnUVyFg==>Jackie Bouvier, future wife of President John F. > >> Kennedy, living with her parents on Park Avenue the year they divorced." > >> > >> "Found > >> > <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_-SBLVW7FEO3hpDDhfQ7PWl4ruDw>> > 82no7NxuBa5OG46ejb6Y13ijxlh_GGqwk5f5Hx6TEjy9kilHhJ7Tfv77uNFMQnqS21nbs > >> Nmz58N3x_5s2zEME4YHHWgZPJ7Qv_9HZ4WxbDwN4Hpf_OxLGmJwbT12n8sKa6OZ9hqGpG > >> k3srsJA==>Billie Holiday in the 1940 Census living with her mother, > >> Sadie, and Irene Wilson Kitchings (ex-wife of Teddy Wilson and > >> composer of "Some of Spring). ED 31-1849 p. 18." > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >in the subject and the body of the message > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >quotes in the subject and the body of the message

1940 census format from [email protected] http://www.archives.gov/research/census/1940/1940.pdf > From: [email protected] To: Undisclosed-Recipient:; Sent: 1/8/2012 9:08:20 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time Subj: Fw: 1940 Census Template

Interesting... I have my own problems with the 1940 Federal Census. Since it is out now but without an index, I am having no luck finding persons of interest. I don't know where we lilved in 1940. Was it still Lowell, NC? Was it Slater, SC? Was it Newton, NC? I have spent quite a few hours going through those locations. There are just too many people unless you know what precinct, town, etc. they lived in. Harold -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Paul Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2012 10:43 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MAXWELL] Fwd: New 1940 Census Tool for New York City I wish I knew someone in New York City !!! Paul On 4/25/2012 7:59 PM, Mary Richardson wrote: > For those of you who are interested in the 1940 U.S. census...I > received this notice from The Weekly Genealogist, a publication of the > New England Historic and Genealogical Society: > > >> A Note from the Editor: A New 1940 Census Tool for New York City by >> Lynn Betlock, Editor >> >> Reader Richard Fipphen of Fairfield, >> Connecticut, let us know about a new 1940 census tool for New York >> City called >> <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_9nr4H6ayy-OeUb-AIYeAr7OsPrU >> 86CNRhzgy6_2COk4dSEBjD3ehgohBtjaLgzY-aWcaeHaOSeTxBRXT2xi7pNu5FzHI_wyt >> CcXpZ70sc8fw==>Direct Me NYC 1940. The New York Public Library >> digitized the 1940 New York City phone books and created a tool that >> allows users to move from the phone book listings to the 1940 census >> schedules on NARA's website. When a person of interest is selected >> from the telephone book, the address will be mapped on both a ca. >> 1940 map and a 2012 map. The relevant enumeration >> district(s) will appear, and entering the name of a cross street will >> further refine the results. In some cases it may be impossible to >> narrow the results to one ED; for instance, if a street is on the >> border of two EDs, you will see two EDs for that street. >> >> The Direct Me NYC 1940 website also allows users to share stories of >> who they've found in the >> 1940 New York City census. Here are some examples of notable entries: >> >> "<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_9Sp-B91t7yH4h5OCQZv16AmFQW >> NJsVYAIDz227oJo98mKNIa362bzvTpbYSsGRDkMwIRUky0LtU-Ug6fOR86p8ubKD6x0ZG >> iv3k0V4iww0Sg3SIMu-HXg4nlPWkQc9UyuSD4TNSMOhTIR7I_CxALktl04ZkJpzpKiLck >> e70EUEJA==>Asimov Candy Store - candy (and cigarettes) store owned by >> the family of the science fiction author Isaac Asimov, one of a >> series of such establishments where he worked that were run by his >> father Judah Asimov. The Asimov family lived across the street. The >> candy store itself continued for decades afterward under various >> owners as 'Buggy Bill's' and 'Wetters'; today, the location is 'CBS >> Construction& Cabinets.' >> Just the year before this, Asimov attended the '1st World Science >> Fiction Convention' at the >> 1939 New York World's Fair in Queens." >> >> "Ten-year-old >> <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_-2u1saF9yX62LYdIE3AleYy-KVZ >> O0Py4t8g05BgCxISLB8UM4_D35kJPDhJvkadDV4yBotM8UIjOCeLZ6BXNCPuu-WzmX4GP >> boVghvslEa9F8KCH7-ViW3wRAtAGdu-2DwAHM-eURR0hbRWuBl0NgAwL7KediZoUd4t9g >> DnUVyFg==>Jackie Bouvier, future wife of President John F. >> Kennedy, living with her parents on Park Avenue the year they divorced." >> >> "Found >> <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_-SBLVW7FEO3hpDDhfQ7PWl4ruDw >> 82no7NxuBa5OG46ejb6Y13ijxlh_GGqwk5f5Hx6TEjy9kilHhJ7Tfv77uNFMQnqS21nbs >> Nmz58N3x_5s2zEME4YHHWgZPJ7Qv_9HZ4WxbDwN4Hpf_OxLGmJwbT12n8sKa6OZ9hqGpG >> k3srsJA==>Billie Holiday in the 1940 Census living with her mother, >> Sadie, and Irene Wilson Kitchings (ex-wife of Teddy Wilson and >> composer of "Some of Spring). ED 31-1849 p. 18." > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

A man from LDS told me how to index the census but it takes a long time. Maybe one of these days someone will finish it. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Harold Maxwell" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2012 10:48 AM Subject: Re: [MAXWELL] Fwd: New 1940 Census Tool for New York City > Interesting... > > I have my own problems with the 1940 Federal Census. Since it is out now > but without an index, I am having no luck finding persons of interest. I > don't know where we lilved in 1940. Was it still Lowell, NC? Was it > Slater, SC? Was it Newton, NC? I have spent quite a few hours going > through those locations. There are just too many people unless you know > what precinct, town, etc. they lived in. > Harold > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On > Behalf Of Paul > Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2012 10:43 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [MAXWELL] Fwd: New 1940 Census Tool for New York City > > I wish I knew someone in New York City !!! > > Paul > > On 4/25/2012 7:59 PM, Mary Richardson wrote: >> For those of you who are interested in the 1940 U.S. census...I >> received this notice from The Weekly Genealogist, a publication of the >> New England Historic and Genealogical Society: >> >> >>> A Note from the Editor: A New 1940 Census Tool for New York City by >>> Lynn Betlock, Editor >>> >>> Reader Richard Fipphen of Fairfield, >>> Connecticut, let us know about a new 1940 census tool for New York >>> City called >>> <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_9nr4H6ayy-OeUb-AIYeAr7OsPrU >>> 86CNRhzgy6_2COk4dSEBjD3ehgohBtjaLgzY-aWcaeHaOSeTxBRXT2xi7pNu5FzHI_wyt >>> CcXpZ70sc8fw==>Direct Me NYC 1940. The New York Public Library >>> digitized the 1940 New York City phone books and created a tool that >>> allows users to move from the phone book listings to the 1940 census >>> schedules on NARA's website. When a person of interest is selected >>> from the telephone book, the address will be mapped on both a ca. >>> 1940 map and a 2012 map. The relevant enumeration >>> district(s) will appear, and entering the name of a cross street will >>> further refine the results. In some cases it may be impossible to >>> narrow the results to one ED; for instance, if a street is on the >>> border of two EDs, you will see two EDs for that street. >>> >>> The Direct Me NYC 1940 website also allows users to share stories of >>> who they've found in the >>> 1940 New York City census. Here are some examples of notable entries: >>> >>> "<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_9Sp-B91t7yH4h5OCQZv16AmFQW >>> NJsVYAIDz227oJo98mKNIa362bzvTpbYSsGRDkMwIRUky0LtU-Ug6fOR86p8ubKD6x0ZG >>> iv3k0V4iww0Sg3SIMu-HXg4nlPWkQc9UyuSD4TNSMOhTIR7I_CxALktl04ZkJpzpKiLck >>> e70EUEJA==>Asimov Candy Store - candy (and cigarettes) store owned by >>> the family of the science fiction author Isaac Asimov, one of a >>> series of such establishments where he worked that were run by his >>> father Judah Asimov. The Asimov family lived across the street. The >>> candy store itself continued for decades afterward under various >>> owners as 'Buggy Bill's' and 'Wetters'; today, the location is 'CBS >>> Construction& Cabinets.' >>> Just the year before this, Asimov attended the '1st World Science >>> Fiction Convention' at the >>> 1939 New York World's Fair in Queens." >>> >>> "Ten-year-old >>> <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_-2u1saF9yX62LYdIE3AleYy-KVZ >>> O0Py4t8g05BgCxISLB8UM4_D35kJPDhJvkadDV4yBotM8UIjOCeLZ6BXNCPuu-WzmX4GP >>> boVghvslEa9F8KCH7-ViW3wRAtAGdu-2DwAHM-eURR0hbRWuBl0NgAwL7KediZoUd4t9g >>> DnUVyFg==>Jackie Bouvier, future wife of President John F. >>> Kennedy, living with her parents on Park Avenue the year they divorced." >>> >>> "Found >>> <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_-SBLVW7FEO3hpDDhfQ7PWl4ruDw >>> 82no7NxuBa5OG46ejb6Y13ijxlh_GGqwk5f5Hx6TEjy9kilHhJ7Tfv77uNFMQnqS21nbs >>> Nmz58N3x_5s2zEME4YHHWgZPJ7Qv_9HZ4WxbDwN4Hpf_OxLGmJwbT12n8sKa6OZ9hqGpG >>> k3srsJA==>Billie Holiday in the 1940 Census living with her mother, >>> Sadie, and Irene Wilson Kitchings (ex-wife of Teddy Wilson and >>> composer of "Some of Spring). ED 31-1849 p. 18."

I wish I knew someone in New York City !!! Paul On 4/25/2012 7:59 PM, Mary Richardson wrote: > For those of you who are interested in the 1940 > U.S. census...I received this notice from The > Weekly Genealogist, a publication of the New > England Historic and Genealogical Society: > > >> A Note from the Editor: A New 1940 Census Tool for New York City >> by Lynn Betlock, Editor >> >> Reader Richard Fipphen of Fairfield, >> Connecticut, let us know about a new 1940 census >> tool for New York City called >> <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_9nr4H6ayy-OeUb-AIYeAr7OsPrU86CNRhzgy6_2COk4dSEBjD3ehgohBtjaLgzY-aWcaeHaOSeTxBRXT2xi7pNu5FzHI_wytCcXpZ70sc8fw==>Direct >> Me NYC 1940. The New York Public Library >> digitized the 1940 New York City phone books and >> created a tool that allows users to move from >> the phone book listings to the 1940 census >> schedules on NARA's website. When a person of >> interest is selected from the telephone book, >> the address will be mapped on both a ca. 1940 >> map and a 2012 map. The relevant enumeration >> district(s) will appear, and entering the name >> of a cross street will further refine the >> results. In some cases it may be impossible to >> narrow the results to one ED; for instance, if a >> street is on the border of two EDs, you will see two EDs for that street. >> >> The Direct Me NYC 1940 website also allows users >> to share stories of who they've found in the >> 1940 New York City census. Here are some examples of notable entries: >> >> "<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_9Sp-B91t7yH4h5OCQZv16AmFQWNJsVYAIDz227oJo98mKNIa362bzvTpbYSsGRDkMwIRUky0LtU-Ug6fOR86p8ubKD6x0ZGiv3k0V4iww0Sg3SIMu-HXg4nlPWkQc9UyuSD4TNSMOhTIR7I_CxALktl04ZkJpzpKiLcke70EUEJA==>Asimov >> Candy Store ­ candy (and cigarettes) store owned >> by the family of the science fiction author >> Isaac Asimov, one of a series of such >> establishments where he worked that were run by >> his father Judah Asimov. The Asimov family lived >> across the street. The candy store itself >> continued for decades afterward under various >> owners as 'Buggy Bill's' and 'Wetters'; today, >> the location is 'CBS Construction& Cabinets.' >> Just the year before this, Asimov attended the >> '1st World Science Fiction Convention' at the >> 1939 New York World's Fair in Queens." >> >> "Ten-year-old >> <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_-2u1saF9yX62LYdIE3AleYy-KVZO0Py4t8g05BgCxISLB8UM4_D35kJPDhJvkadDV4yBotM8UIjOCeLZ6BXNCPuu-WzmX4GPboVghvslEa9F8KCH7-ViW3wRAtAGdu-2DwAHM-eURR0hbRWuBl0NgAwL7KediZoUd4t9gDnUVyFg==>Jackie >> Bouvier, future wife of President John F. >> Kennedy, living with her parents on Park Avenue the year they divorced." >> >> "Found >> <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_-SBLVW7FEO3hpDDhfQ7PWl4ruDw82no7NxuBa5OG46ejb6Y13ijxlh_GGqwk5f5Hx6TEjy9kilHhJ7Tfv77uNFMQnqS21nbsNmz58N3x_5s2zEME4YHHWgZPJ7Qv_9HZ4WxbDwN4Hpf_OxLGmJwbT12n8sKa6OZ9hqGpGk3srsJA==>Billie >> Holiday in the 1940 Census living with her >> mother, Sadie, and Irene Wilson Kitchings >> (ex-wife of Teddy Wilson and composer of "Some of Spring). ED 31-1849 p. 18." > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

For those of you who are interested in the 1940 U.S. census...I received this notice from The Weekly Genealogist, a publication of the New England Historic and Genealogical Society: >A Note from the Editor: A New 1940 Census Tool for New York City >by Lynn Betlock, Editor > >Reader Richard Fipphen of Fairfield, >Connecticut, let us know about a new 1940 census >tool for New York City called ><http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_9nr4H6ayy-OeUb-AIYeAr7OsPrU86CNRhzgy6_2COk4dSEBjD3ehgohBtjaLgzY-aWcaeHaOSeTxBRXT2xi7pNu5FzHI_wytCcXpZ70sc8fw==>Direct >Me NYC 1940. The New York Public Library >digitized the 1940 New York City phone books and >created a tool that allows users to move from >the phone book listings to the 1940 census >schedules on NARA's website. When a person of >interest is selected from the telephone book, >the address will be mapped on both a ca. 1940 >map and a 2012 map. The relevant enumeration >district(s) will appear, and entering the name >of a cross street will further refine the >results. In some cases it may be impossible to >narrow the results to one ED; for instance, if a >street is on the border of two EDs, you will see two EDs for that street. > >The Direct Me NYC 1940 website also allows users >to share stories of who they’ve found in the >1940 New York City census. Here are some examples of notable entries: > >“<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_9Sp-B91t7yH4h5OCQZv16AmFQWNJsVYAIDz227oJo98mKNIa362bzvTpbYSsGRDkMwIRUky0LtU-Ug6fOR86p8ubKD6x0ZGiv3k0V4iww0Sg3SIMu-HXg4nlPWkQc9UyuSD4TNSMOhTIR7I_CxALktl04ZkJpzpKiLcke70EUEJA==>Asimov >Candy Store ­ candy (and cigarettes) store owned >by the family of the science fiction author >Isaac Asimov, one of a series of such >establishments where he worked that were run by >his father Judah Asimov. The Asimov family lived >across the street. The candy store itself >continued for decades afterward under various >owners as 'Buggy Bill's' and 'Wetters'; today, >the location is ‘CBS Construction & Cabinets.’ >Just the year before this, Asimov attended the >‘1st World Science Fiction Convention’ at the >1939 New York World's Fair in Queens.” > >“Ten-year-old ><http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_-2u1saF9yX62LYdIE3AleYy-KVZO0Py4t8g05BgCxISLB8UM4_D35kJPDhJvkadDV4yBotM8UIjOCeLZ6BXNCPuu-WzmX4GPboVghvslEa9F8KCH7-ViW3wRAtAGdu-2DwAHM-eURR0hbRWuBl0NgAwL7KediZoUd4t9gDnUVyFg==>Jackie >Bouvier, future wife of President John F. >Kennedy, living with her parents on Park Avenue the year they divorced.” > >“Found ><http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001kBj6nfmlL_-SBLVW7FEO3hpDDhfQ7PWl4ruDw82no7NxuBa5OG46ejb6Y13ijxlh_GGqwk5f5Hx6TEjy9kilHhJ7Tfv77uNFMQnqS21nbsNmz58N3x_5s2zEME4YHHWgZPJ7Qv_9HZ4WxbDwN4Hpf_OxLGmJwbT12n8sKa6OZ9hqGpGk3srsJA==>Billie >Holiday in the 1940 Census living with her >mother, Sadie, and Irene Wilson Kitchings >(ex-wife of Teddy Wilson and composer of "Some of Spring). ED 31-1849 p. 18.”

Mr. Manning: This is in the vein of interesting coincidence, so far as I can see. I doubt there is a familial connection. That said: My maternal grandmother's name was Clara Maxwell. One of her sisters, Sara, married a John Manning. His grandchildren and I have been close for many years. All of this happened in Newark, New Jersey, USA, to which the original immigrant, John Maxwell, moved from New York in 1848, having arrived in the US, by way of deserting the British Army in Canada in 1833. He was from Clones, County Monaghan, Ireland and probably Roman Catholic. At least that is how he ended up after marrying Rosa Callaghan in Ireland. The Mannings were Irish and Catholic as well. Where they came from in Ireland I have not discovered. As your Maxwells appear to have been Scots, a connection does not seem likely. But who knows? All the Best with your researches... Ed McCarthy Vienna, Maine, USA ----- Original Message ----- From: "The Mannings" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, February 11, 2012 11:04 PM Subject: [MAXWELL] Posting Interests > Hi Listers, > Have just started to research the MAXWELL family. Details > are > > William MAXWELL married Margaret RICHARDS, Dalgety, Fife 1827 and their > children are > 1) William born Newburn 1830; > 2) Margaret born Newburn 1832; > 3) Ellen born Largo 1834. > Ellen was my Great Grandmother having travelled to New Zealand where she > met and married my Great Grandfather John MANNING in 1855. > These are the only details I have at the moment. > > If anyone out there is following the same line, please feel free to > contact me with a view to swapping information. > > Very best wishes, John Manning. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

List: Still looking for information regarding ancestry of Paradine Maxwell, b. 1837, Kentucky, m. Adam Poe, Confederate soldier from Missouri sometime prior to 1864, lived in Nebraska City, Nebraska, ca1865-1880, Missouri, ca1880 - before 1890, then Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma.  Died 1900, Carter County, Oklahoma, buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Carter County, Oklahoma.  Cannot trace her prior to 1864-1865 when Adam returned to Missouri from the war with her as his wife. Adam Poe was a miner in Leavenworth Gulch, Arapahoe County, Kansas, later Colorado Territory, in the 1860 Federal Census.  Many of the Colorado gold rush miners were from the South.  Enough to the extent that before the war that area was almost as divided as Missouri. Thomas Charles Luster, b.  Ardmore, 1900, married Edna Mae Duffin, Jackson County, Florida, lived & died, Marianne, Jackson County, Florida 1987, buried Dykes Cemetery, Jackson County, Florida was a grandson. Adam Poe from Missouri was oldest brother of my great-grandfather William Pike Poe of Osage and Maries Counties in Missouri.   William L. (Bill) Schwegler Bossier City, Louisiana [email protected] [email protected] http://www.schwegler.us http://www.schwegler.us/gvcousins.html ________________________________ From: Richard & Pat <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, February 13, 2012 7:24 PM Subject: Re: [MAXWELL] Re Maxwell Hi Carol: I don't think your Maxwell could be related to ours.  Our Maxwell's came over from Ireland (Scotch-Irish) to Virginia in 1740 and our line moved to Tennessee to Kentucky to Arkansas.  If you know where in Florida your Great-Grandfather died you might try writing to the County Historical Society or court records to see if you can get a death certificate.  Do you have an approximate date of death?  Historical Societies are very helpful if he goes back far enough and County or State offices of Vital Statistics have vital records.  Death certificates will have the names of his parents and where he and his parents were born.  If he made a Will that is helpful to find also.  It will give you the names of his children and wife, if she is still living.  There are so many Maxwell's it is hard to sort them out but it is an addictive search.  I would be happy to help in any way I can.  It is a big help if you can find others who are looking for the same family. Lots of luck. Pat -----Original Message----- From: Carol Glesser Sent: Sunday, February 12, 2012 1:19 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [MAXWELL] Re Maxwell I have Maxwell's in my family tree and wondering if your Maxwell's and mine are related. I have very little information  My great grandfather was Robert John -or John Robert born in Canada and died apparently in Florida  ( I did not know him) And family who would have had that information is now gone since I began my research, so it is difficult to make correct connections. My great grandmother was Hannah Carefoot and I have found information on her line. but no verifiable information on Maxwell side. Do you have information you might share..  The possible information I have gleaned from the other line is his parents ( Maxwell's were possibly originally from Ireland.???) Until next time, Carol Glesser, <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected] ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Carol: I don't think your Maxwell could be related to ours. Our Maxwell's came over from Ireland (Scotch-Irish) to Virginia in 1740 and our line moved to Tennessee to Kentucky to Arkansas. If you know where in Florida your Great-Grandfather died you might try writing to the County Historical Society or court records to see if you can get a death certificate. Do you have an approximate date of death? Historical Societies are very helpful if he goes back far enough and County or State offices of Vital Statistics have vital records. Death certificates will have the names of his parents and where he and his parents were born. If he made a Will that is helpful to find also. It will give you the names of his children and wife, if she is still living. There are so many Maxwell's it is hard to sort them out but it is an addictive search. I would be happy to help in any way I can. It is a big help if you can find others who are looking for the same family. Lots of luck. Pat -----Original Message----- From: Carol Glesser Sent: Sunday, February 12, 2012 1:19 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [MAXWELL] Re Maxwell I have Maxwell's in my family tree and wondering if your Maxwell's and mine are related. I have very little information My great grandfather was Robert John -or John Robert born in Canada and died apparently in Florida ( I did not know him) And family who would have had that information is now gone since I began my research, so it is difficult to make correct connections. My great grandmother was Hannah Carefoot and I have found information on her line. but no verifiable information on Maxwell side. Do you have information you might share.. The possible information I have gleaned from the other line is his parents ( Maxwell's were possibly originally from Ireland.???) Until next time, Carol Glesser, <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected] ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Listers, Have just started to research the MAXWELL family. Details are William MAXWELL married Margaret RICHARDS, Dalgety, Fife 1827 and their children are 1) William born Newburn 1830; 2) Margaret born Newburn 1832; 3) Ellen born Largo 1834. Ellen was my Great Grandmother having travelled to New Zealand where she met and married my Great Grandfather John MANNING in 1855. These are the only details I have at the moment. If anyone out there is following the same line, please feel free to contact me with a view to swapping information. Very best wishes, John Manning.

I have Maxwell's in my family tree and wondering if your Maxwell's and mine are related. I have very little information My great grandfather was Robert John -or John Robert born in Canada and died apparently in Florida ( I did not know him) And family who would have had that information is now gone since I began my research, so it is difficult to make correct connections. My great grandmother was Hannah Carefoot and I have found information on her line. but no verifiable information on Maxwell side. Do you have information you might share.. The possible information I have gleaned from the other line is his parents ( Maxwell's were possibly originally from Ireland.???) Until next time, Carol Glesser, <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected]

I am looking for Mary Wright MAXWELL who married Andrew CUNNINGHAM approx 1900 or 1920ish, they had four daughters - Jeanie McILwaine (1928), Jenny, Mary Wright, Andrea (my mother was Jeanie) I would be grateful for ANY information. Lynne Reynish(nee Cronin)

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