SEllison@PEDS.UAB.EDU This was her address back in 1999! Gail willadene baugh wrote: >Does anyone know Sheila's email address. > >She wrote the book: "A McQueen Family Historical Tour." > >Also I am trying to determine who Samuel McQueen's (1750) father was. > >Willadene McQueen Baugh > > >--------------------------------- >Do you Yahoo!? >Yahoo! Mail - 50x more storage than other providers! > > >==== McQUEEN Mailing List ==== >Please don't post private information about living people >without permission. All posts are archived. Search by keyword: >http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=MCQUEEN >Browse (threaded): http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MCQUEEN > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > >
Does anyone know Sheila's email address. She wrote the book: "A McQueen Family Historical Tour." Also I am trying to determine who Samuel McQueen's (1750) father was. Willadene McQueen Baugh --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - 50x more storage than other providers!
Big web page attemting to name those involved mentions Wm Baxter's pension application, but misses Capt Edmund Baxter company,mis-labeled Chester Co,Pa. Edmund's sargent,Hartley Sappington's pension application says he was involved. So does the pension application of Dugal>Thoma>Thomas McQueen. 1-2 months later came Col Wm Crawford's defeat at Upper Sandusky,Ohio where Capt George Brown m Elizabeth McQueen,was wounded,and a McQueen brother of hers killed,and another,Dugal>Thomas>Thomas McQueen captured for 3 years. Remember Wm Baxter. ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!
Seeking information on several unidentified McQueen women of Bartholomew County who married the following .... 1. Amanda M. McQueen married Josiah Owens 1853 2. Catherine McQueen married W. H. Meyers May 1876 3. Cornelia J. McQueen married George W. McQueen Dec 1869 4.Elizabeth M.C. McQueen married Wm Tannehill Jan 1, 1865 5. Lizzie McQueen married Lorenzo Shumway Nov 1886 6. Lucinda McQuuen married Robert Williams March 1867 7.Mary Catlin Mcqueen married George Moore 1908 8. Mary Jane McQueen married Samuel Young Feb 1869 9. Mary L. McQueen married to William Henry Shumway February 21, 1877 Any information such as parentage, birth death dates and children would help...Thanx. Russ
Last year,my wife and I crossed the Ohio River,in the beautiful new bridge east of Ripley,and followed the river west on Ky 8 thru Dover,Augusta,Foster,and Carntown [my Rev George Brown owned 500 acres at the limestone mine. .Then we cut sw to the AA highway past the Flagg Springs cemetary. The pioneer there,Benjamin Beall ,and the pioneer of Alexandria,Francis Spillman,were bondsmen,in 1798,to the Campbell Co court,when George Brown was licensed to preform marriages. 1802,Brown moved 5-6 miles north,to a good mill site,on Big Indian Crek,that empties at Pt Pleasant. My Lawrence Byrn's buried at Point cemetary. My Adam Fisher,Adam Simmons, and Margaret Abrahams Brown,plus George Brown,are buried,on the Ohio side,within 5-6 miles of Flagg Springs cemetary,on the Ky side. Evans Run,is just across Straight Creek,from Union township,in current Pleasant township, There is a group of genealogists meeting under the Sandusky-L@ROOTSWEB.COM BANNER. Jacob Sadowski was in Ky's 1773 and 1774 early surveying parties. His 2nd wife was one of the Evans,as was the wife of his son,Ephriam Sandusky. They were,[and the Evans?] from Jessamine Co,Ky,which lies between Lexington,Fayette Co,Ky and the cliffs of the Ky River,before the Union Shaker village, in Mercer Co,Ky. Straight Creek had Shaker's,1806-11. 100 Shaker families moved from s Bro wn Co,Oh and sw Adams Co,Ohio in 1811 to the ill-fated Buseron Shaker village. Shakers were celebate,but these people joined the Shakers after being married and having some children. As early as 1806,Sharkers were moving from s Brown Co to the Shaker villages west of Lebanon,Warren Co,Ohio,and Mercer Co,Ky. Mid-western Shaker leaders of 1806,were Revs John Dunlevy and Richard McNeMarr,who had ministeres Presbyterian churches at Red Oak,and East Eagle Creek,til the Great 1801 Cane Ridge Revival hed 2 miles from James Sandusky's fort in Bourbon Co,Ky Thomas McQueen,Jr,of Dugal's line,lived very close to Flagg Springs ,Ky with his sister,Mrs Rev George Brown, 1797-1811 period before Bartholomew Co,Illinois. On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 10:38:55 EDT GenealogyJunky@aol.com writes: > Thank you so much for this information on the Pisgah Ridge/Union > Township in > its early days. My son's ancestors were settlers to this area of > Ohio by 1801 > when Benjamin Evans married Mary Gregory in the part of Adams County > that > became Brown County. They went on to have many descendants in the > Union Township > area. My son's grandmother still lives in Fayetteville on Evans > Road. It's good > to know the early names of the area called Red Oak, as that's the > name given > in much of the genealogical information that has been passed to me. > > Much thanks, > Constance Frazier > Flagg Spring KY (just down river, a mile inland from Mentor, KY > about 25 > minutes from Ripley) > > > ==== OHBROWN Mailing List ==== > Do you need to contact the List Administrator? Post your question > to the list if it is of general interest, or send a private e-mail > to: > ohbrown-admin@rootsweb.com > > ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!
Seeking information on descendants of John C. McQueen born DEC 13, 1823 the son of the Rev. Joseph (1794-1841) and Matilda Hager McQueen (1805-1845). He married to Elizabeth Babbs January 15th, 1845 in Bartholomew County, IN. They migrated to Illinois before the Civil War and are buried in MCQUEEN Cemetery in Muddy Creek Twp., in Jasper County.....In the 1860 census they are enumerated there with son Henry Thomas McQueen born 1849. Also living with them is William Brown, widowered husband of John's aunt Deborah McQueen Brown and a divorced husband of his cousin Sarah Stoughton McQueen Brown Aiken Thayer. Also, in the 1880 and 1900 census are enumerated one Joshua B. McQueen. He was born April 1835 the son of George B. b. Feb 1813 and Belinda (1814-1891)(nee McQueen) McQueen. Joshua married Margaret Whisenand FEB 26th, 1856 in Monroe County, IN. Their known children are; Lizzie b. 1863, Gramville born 1867, Nora M. born 1873 and married John LeMovest, Rosalie born 1858 and married Jeremiah Jayne in 1882, Mary, and a son George Everett. Can anyone add any information(census, probate, family tradition) to the above? Would appreciate finding descendants of same....Thanks, Russ
Following was preceded my massacre of 91 Christian Indians in e Ohio in spring,1782, and then the defeat of Col Wm Crawford's army at Upper Sandusky in mid 1782. Butler's Rangers & Indian Department Capt. Caldwell's Report Extract of a Letter from Capt. CALDWELL, dated at Wakitamiki August 26th, 1782 When I last had the pleasure of writing you I expected to have struck at Wheeling as I was on my march for that place, but was overtaken by a messenger from the Shawnese, who informed me the Enemy was on their march for their Country, which obliged me to turn their way, and to my great mortification found the Alarm false and that it was owing to a Gondalo coming up to the mouth of Licking Creek, and landing some men upon the South side of the Ohio, which when the Indians saw, supposed it must be Clark. It would have been a lucky circumstance if they had come on, as I had Eleven hundred Indians on the ground, and three hundred within a days march of me. When the Report was contradicted They mostly left us, many of them had left their Towns no ways equiped for War, as they expected as well as myself to fight in a few days, notwithstanding I was determined to pay the Enemy a visit with as many Indians as would follow me: accordingly I crossed the Ohio with three Hundred Indians and Rangers, and marched for Bryants Station on Kentuck, and surrounded the Fort the 15th in the morning, and tried to draw em out by sending up a small Party to try to take a Prisoner and Shew themselves, but the Indians were in too great a hurry and the whole shewed to[o] soon. I then saw it was in vain to wait any longer and so drew nigh the Fort, burnt 3 Houses which was part of the Fort but the Wind being contrary prevented it having the desired effect, killd upwards of 300 Hogs, 150 head of Cattle, and a number of Sheep, took a number of Horses, pulld up and destroyed their Potatoes, cut down a great deal of their Corn, burnt their Hemp and did other considerable damage by the Indians exposing themselves too much we had 5 Killed and 2 wounded. We retreated the 16th and came as far as Riddles former Station, when nigh 100 Indians left me, as they went after their things they left at the Forks of Licking, and I took the Road by the blue Licks as it was nigher and the ground more advantageous in case the Enemy should pursue us got to the Licks on the 17th and encamped. On the 18th in the morning, one of my Party that was watching the Road came in and told me the Enemy was within a mile of us, upon which I drew up to fight them at œ past seven they advanced in three Divisions in good order, they had spied some of us and it was the very place they expected to overtake us. We had but fired one Gun till they gave us a Volley and stood to it very well for some time, till we rushed in upon them, when they broke immediately. We pursued for about two miles, and as the Enemy was mostly on horseback, it was in vain to follow further. We killed and took One hundred and Forty six, amongst the killed is Col. Todd the Commandr., Col. Boon, Lt. Col. Trigg, Major Harlin who commanded their Infantry, Major Megara, and a number more of their Officers. Our loss is Monsr. LA BUTE killed; he died like a Warrior fighting Arm to Arm, six Indians killed and ten wounded. The Indians behaved extremely well, and no People could behave better than both Officers and Men in general. The Indians I had with me were the Wyandots and Lake Indians. The Wyandots furnished me with what Provision I wanted, and behaved extremely well. Great ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!
Butler's Rangers/Indian Dept. Skirmish at Sandusky, Ohio Copy Camp, Upper Sandoski, June the 7th [1782] Sir, I am happy in having the pleasure of acquainting you with our success on the 4th & 5th inst. On the 4th about 12 Oclock the Enemy appeared about two Miles from this, Capt. CALDWELL with the Rangers and about 200 Indians, marched out to fight them and attacked them about 2 Oclock, the Enemy immediately retreated to a Copse of woods at a little distance where they made a stand and had every advantage of us, as to Situation of ground people possibly could wish for as there was but a small neck of woods that we could get possession which when we once gained the action became general and was dubious for some time till we obliged them to retreat about 50 Yds after which were able to cover most off [sic-of] our men, the battle was very hot, till night, which put a stop to fireing, both partys kept their ground all Night. On the 5th at day break, we again commenced firing which we kept up pretty briskly till we found the Enemy did not wish to engage us again. We kept fireing at them when ever they durst show themselves, they made two attempts to sally but were repulsed with loss, about 12 Oclock we were joined by 140 Shawanese and had got the Enemy Surrounded, but through some mistake of the Indians there was one pass left unguarded, through which they made their escape about 12 at Night though some of the Indians perceived them they never alarmed our Camp till day break as soon as ever I heard it I pursued them with the Rangers about 20 Miles, as the Enemy was mostly on horseback some of the Indians who had horses and over[took] them, killed a Number and it was owing to nothing but the Country's being very clear that any of them escaped. Capt. CALDWELL was wounded in both legs the ball lodged in the one, he left the field in the beginning of the action our loss is very inconsiderable we had but 1 Ranger killed, 4 Indians kill'd and 8 Wounded, the loss of the Enemy is 100 killed and 50 Wounded as we are informed by prisoners the number of the killed we are certain off. Capt. CALDWELL went to Lower Sandosky on the Evening of the 4th Inst. I intend to march to lower Sandosky likewise in a day or two where I shall wait your orders unless something should turn up before I hear from you, they say Clark will be in the Shawanese Country and that Sandoskie is the properest place for us to be till such time as we are certain the report is true. Too much cannot be said, in praise of the Officers, the Men & the Indians no people could behave better. Capt. ELLIOT and Lt. CLINCH in particular Signalized themselves. I am Sir with Mr. CLINCHes Compliments Your most Obedt. Humble Servant John TURNEY Lieut. of Rangers Commanding upper Sandoskie To Major DePEYSTER Commdt. Detroit &ca. Great Britain, British Library, Additional Manuscripts, No. 21,783, folios 169-170. ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!
I've just gotten the official word: "Due to internal system problems at RootsWeb ... all servers (including the mail and list servers) had conniptions for a few hours.... Mail was bouncing from the mailhub, and an amount through that time was bounced as User Unknown." So, if you attempted to post to the list, and got your mail back User Unknown, you will need to resend. If you sent a post, but got nothing back, please wait a couple of days and see if you need to resend. Old mail gets 'queued' until the backlog is cleared, so mail may be sent out of order. You can always check the archives to see if your post made it to the list: http://archiver.rootsweb.com And as always, you can check on the status of your list subscriptions at http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com and check for notices at http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com All the best, Valorie http://valoriez.blogspot.com <--- genealogy link blog
Thank you so very much for listing this! With this information we were able to find an elderly relative's "missing" military record (which burned in the St. Louis fire) and will now be able to get him medical help!! ----- Original Message ----- From: <valoriez@zimres.net> To: <McQUEEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 12:44 AM Subject: [McQUEEN] McQueens in the WWII Database > WWII Enlistment File > > New at NARA - World War II Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File - 9 > million records > > The NARA website says: > > "This series has records on about nine million men and women who enlisted > during World War II in the United States Army, including Army Reserves and > the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. NARA scanned War Department microfilmed > punch cards on enlistments to support the reconstruction of the military > personnel records at its National Personnel Record Center. Because of the > microfilm's poor condition, approximately 1.5 million records could not be > scanned. Also, the file has no records for Army officers, members of other > services or enlistments for other time periods. In general, each record > has the serial number of a soldier, person's name, state and county of > residence, place of enlistment, date of enlistment, grade, branch, term of > enlistment, place of birth, year of birth, race, education, civilian > occupation, marital status, and component. These records present unique > searching challenges." > > WWII Army Serial Number Records can be found here: > http://aad.archives.gov/aad/title_list.jsp > > Pull down the Subject search menu to "World War 1939-1945," select, and > click submit. > > Thanks to Joe Beine for sending notice of this database to the APG list. > > A simple search for McQueen gets 13 matches, Mc Queen 651 (MacQueen 1, Mac > Queen 26). A sample record for Roosevelt Mc Queen: > > Column Title Value Meaning Notes > ARMY SERIAL NUMBER 34452044 > NAME MC#QUEEN#ROOSEVELT###### > RESIDENCE: STATE 46 NORTH CAROLINA > RESIDENCE: COUNTY 165 SCOTLAND > PLACE OF ENLISTMENT 4625 FT BRAGG NORTH CAROLINA > DATE OF ENLISTMENT DAY 16 > DATE OF ENLISTMENT MONTH 09 > DATE OF ENLISTMENT YEAR 42 > GRADE: ALPHA DESIGNATION PVT# Private > GRADE: CODE 8 Private > BRANCH: ALPHA DESIGNATION BI# Undefined Code > BRANCH: CODE 00 General Officers of the line whose signature contain > the insertion - "United States Army" > FIELD USE AS DESIRED # > TERM OF ENLISTMENT 5 Enlistment for the duration of the War or other > emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or > otherwise according to law > LONGEVITY ### > SOURCE OF ARMY PERSONNEL 0 Civil Life > NATIVITY 46 NORTH CAROLINA > YEAR OF BIRTH 13 > RACE AND CITIZENSHIP 2 Negro, citizen > EDUCATION 0 Grammar school > CIVILIAN OCCUPATION 306 GEOGRAPHER > MARITAL STATUS 1 Single, with dependents > COMPONENT OF THE ARMY 7 Selectees (Enlisted Men) > CARD NUMBER # > BOX NUMBER 0801 > FILM REEL NUMBER 3.223 > > Valorie > http://valoriez.blogspot.com > > > ==== McQUEEN Mailing List ==== > Please don't post private information about living people > without permission. All posts are archived. Search by keyword: > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=MCQUEEN > Threaded archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MCQUEEN > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >
WWII Enlistment File New at NARA - World War II Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File - 9 million records The NARA website says: "This series has records on about nine million men and women who enlisted during World War II in the United States Army, including Army Reserves and the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. NARA scanned War Department microfilmed punch cards on enlistments to support the reconstruction of the military personnel records at its National Personnel Record Center. Because of the microfilm's poor condition, approximately 1.5 million records could not be scanned. Also, the file has no records for Army officers, members of other services or enlistments for other time periods. In general, each record has the serial number of a soldier, person's name, state and county of residence, place of enlistment, date of enlistment, grade, branch, term of enlistment, place of birth, year of birth, race, education, civilian occupation, marital status, and component. These records present unique searching challenges." WWII Army Serial Number Records can be found here: http://aad.archives.gov/aad/title_list.jsp Pull down the Subject search menu to "World War 1939-1945," select, and click submit. Thanks to Joe Beine for sending notice of this database to the APG list. A simple search for McQueen gets 13 matches, Mc Queen 651 (MacQueen 1, Mac Queen 26). A sample record for Roosevelt Mc Queen: Column Title Value Meaning Notes ARMY SERIAL NUMBER 34452044 NAME MC#QUEEN#ROOSEVELT###### RESIDENCE: STATE 46 NORTH CAROLINA RESIDENCE: COUNTY 165 SCOTLAND PLACE OF ENLISTMENT 4625 FT BRAGG NORTH CAROLINA DATE OF ENLISTMENT DAY 16 DATE OF ENLISTMENT MONTH 09 DATE OF ENLISTMENT YEAR 42 GRADE: ALPHA DESIGNATION PVT# Private GRADE: CODE 8 Private BRANCH: ALPHA DESIGNATION BI# Undefined Code BRANCH: CODE 00 General Officers of the line whose signature contain the insertion - "United States Army" FIELD USE AS DESIRED # TERM OF ENLISTMENT 5 Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law LONGEVITY ### SOURCE OF ARMY PERSONNEL 0 Civil Life NATIVITY 46 NORTH CAROLINA YEAR OF BIRTH 13 RACE AND CITIZENSHIP 2 Negro, citizen EDUCATION 0 Grammar school CIVILIAN OCCUPATION 306 GEOGRAPHER MARITAL STATUS 1 Single, with dependents COMPONENT OF THE ARMY 7 Selectees (Enlisted Men) CARD NUMBER # BOX NUMBER 0801 FILM REEL NUMBER 3.223 Valorie http://valoriez.blogspot.com
This is a Gatewayed Message Board Post. Please *Click the Link* and reply on the MB, or paste in the author's name in your CC line. Begin forwarded message: Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2004 20:57:57 -0600 From: Darren Stewart <dstewart10@yahoo.com.au> Subject: Thomas McQUEEN m. Janet WATSON 1845 Kirkintilloch SCT, dau. Jessie m. Daniel STEWART 1871 Surnames: Mcqueen, Watson, Stewart, Classification: Query Message Board URL - Please *Click the Link* to Reply: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XI0.2ACEB/492 Message Board Post: Loking for decendants of Thomas Mcqueen & Janet Watson married 8 feb 1845 in Kirkintilloch Scotland On of their children Jessie married Daniel Stewart in 1871.If you have any of these names please contact via email thanks Darren
Charles Belderback, Capt Thomas Hametter, Lieut Jacob Middlesworth, Ensign Christ'n Limitt Wm. Roch John Cowan Harman Greathouse Lewis Dewall Samuel Dewall Aaron Fourman Forman James Nevit James Cochran John Hughs Alex Cowan Hugh Cowan John McDonald Alex. McCoy Hercules Roney Samuel Riddle John Sharp John Riddle John Eddy John Blane Wm. Bailey James Buchanan Angus McCoy Cornelius Peterson George Shanon Edw. Byers Wm. Shurve H'y Hogland Lawrence McNarme Thomas McQueen George Bowlen Bolin Mathew McDowell Francis Lesnitt Thomas Byers Robert Ramsey John Healy Alex. White Peter Johnston Christ'r Staker Win Parkson Abram Deker Decker John Beard Jacob Meek Phillip Dealy Thomas Ramsey John Masterman John Vaunce Vance Jno. Hogland, Capt. Isaac Newkirke Arthur Tarol Richd Hogeland Peter Resner Jacob Spear Wm. Hall Jno Lydia Samuel Morgan Michael Mieres Michael Acley Samuel Fortuner John Wallace Richd Lukens John Tarvey Rudolph Willman Wm. Tarvey Aaron Rollins Wm. Johnston H'y Houghland Lawrence McAckma Francis Lesnitt Joseph Thomson Jarvitt Dirment George Bouland Stout Chamberlin Wm. Thomas John Hays Christian Leshnett Thomas Queen Benj. Queen James Queen Thomas Torietne Samuel Nelson James Snotgrass Joseph Garrett Philip Nevill Joseph Eastwood Adam Bowen John Lewis Michl Bowen Levi Hand Martin Overtwiff John Singar Geo. Weaver Lawrence Parsley Andrew Farley Jesse Jackson Phineas McKrea Joseph Mills Edward Casteel Levius Timmons James Morrison, Ensign Wm. Carnigen James Ledlie Alexander Struthers John Findlay Jacob Link Lawrence McNamel James Fulton James Gordon Jacob Mills James Blackburn George Wilson Thomas Howard John Nelson, Northhd co. Robert Arthur James Hammon Andrew Culbertson Peter Vincent Wm. McCready George Barley John Dougherty Edw. Ryan Wm. Slatter James Hammond Robt Hutchison Hugh Lemons Henry McHenry Thomas McHenry George Doctor James Headly Wm. Dougherty James Sunderland Wm. Culbertson Thomas Leaton James Moore Samuel Fulton ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!
Harmon's [GREATHOUSE'S] CREEK ENTERS THE OHIO River at Wei rton,WV= HOLLIDAY'S COVE=Brown's Island very near Mingo Bottom and Stuebensville,and Wellsburg, n WV panhandle. Nathanial Tomlinso and his sisters husband,Jousha Baker,owned the cabin where in early 1774,John SAPPINGTON and -GREATHOUSE killed the 1st 2 of the Mingo Logan's family,touching off Lord[Va Gov] Dunmore's War,and the Nov 1774 seizing of sw Pa for Va on Dunmore's Va militia army's return. Sappington and Tomlinson had fled back to Berkley Co,VA [WV] after the massacre,and enlisted in Dunmore's army there Dunmore,Croghan,and Fort Pitt's John Campbell's partner,Dr John Connolly,were Loyalists,and their lands were confiscated as far west at Louisville,if not Kaskaskia,Ill. On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 06:34:09 -0700 (PDT) Susan Grabek <sgrabek@shastalink.k12.ca.us> writes: > > I did the Ancestry.com > search you suggested. Yes, this is the > best way to search Chalkey's "cRONICLES OF THE SCOTCH-IRISH OF AUGUSTA CO,VA'S VA Distri ct Land Suit Court.. It refers > to Harmon's Run, [Weirton WV] and I'm not sure if that is near the location for > David Lindsey-Elijah Mattox,Jesse Swem?[20 MILES WEST OF MILLER'S RUN OF cHARTIERS] familiar about this i > ""similar to the account that Col Wm Crawford [tortured 1782] wrote to Gen-Pres George > Washington in late 1773 about what was happening on Croghan's > (claimed) land. He said that the men who had gone onto the land had > not paid Asst Indian Agent George Croghan for it, but told Crawford that they would keep the > land, and would not leave. I remember that Croghan had a nephew who > was acting as his agent. Was his name Campbell? [John Campbell of Fort Pitt was namesake for Campbell Co,N Ky.] > > > CHRONICLES OF THE Scotch-Irish Settlement IN VIRGINIA EXTRACTED FROM > THE ORIGINAL COURT RECORDS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY 1745-1800 > CIRCUIT COURT RECORDS, SECTION "I." > JUDGMENTS. [ Va 'DISTRICT" LAND SUIT Court re 1773-74 at Weirton,WV ] [Capt Edmund Baxter,Lt George Brown,Sgt Hartley Sappington,1781-82 militia perhaps at massacre ,also,of the 91 Moravian Indians south of New Philadelphia,Ohio spring,1782,and July-Aug,1782,at Col Wm Crawford's defeat were Co-Captians John Hardin [King's Creek],and Co-Capt George Brown [Harmon's Creek] > page 72 > William Baxter vs. James Campbell, Sr., and John Swearingen--Bill > filed in Ohio County, 6th March, 1797--O. S. 32; N. S. 11. In 1773 > William West and John Sappington came into Ohio County (now Brooke) > and made settlement on Harman's Run and resided there until 1774, > when they were driven away by the Indians. They returned in 1775 and > found James Campbell's tenant in possession. Long before Orator's > settlement, Nathaniel Tomlinstone had made a settlement on Harman's > Run, which claim Campbell bought. Tomlinson made settlement in 1772 > and Campbell bought in 1773. Philip Beale deposes, 27th April, 1798, > at house of Col. Richard Brown in Holyday's Cove, in Brooke County, > was acquainted with the land in 1772-1773. In 1773 William West and > Joshua McQueen were living on the land in a cabin. James Campbell's > son, John, purchased of Tomlinson. In 1773 deponent assisted James > Campbell in raising a cabin. George Brown and a party of men came > before it was completed and compelled them to desist. > Richard Wells deposes at same time and place to same effect. John > Alexander deposes at same time and place to same effect. Richard > Elson deposes at same time and place to same effect. Following > deposition taken at home of John Sappington in Madison County, 27th > April, 1798. Cap. John Sappington, a Justice of Peace and lately a > representative for Madison County. George Brown, a minister of the > Methodist Society. Joshua McQueen deposes at same time and place to > same effect. William West deposes at same time and place to same > effect. James Campbell, Jr., son of James, Senr., represented James, > Sr. John Toland deposes in Ohio County that in 1773 John Campbell > bought the land from Tomlinson, and deponent was surety for purchase > price. Margaret Langford, daughter of James Campbell, deposes in > Ohio County. Richard Boyce deposes in Washington County, Penna., > 15th January, 1799, that in 1775 James Kerns employed him to plow on > the land. James Kerns deposes in Washington County, Penna., 1799, > that in 1775 he was tenant for James Campbell. William Griffith > deposes in 1799 that James Campbell, Senr., is about 80. James > Campbell, Jr., deposes in Brooke County, 31st May, 1798, that in > 1773, spring, he and his brother John came to Ohio County. John > bought the land from Tomlinson and improved it, and was drowned. In > the fall Joshua McQueen came. Campbell had the land surveyed by > Benjamin Johnstone after the death of Col. Wm. Crawford. John > Greathouse deposes 25th January, 1799. > ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!
I studied a minute the McQueen 1840 Flat Run,Bartholomew Co,Ind.Census. Dugal>Thomas> James McQueen,and Richard Elston once lived near the Ohio River,at the mouth of Quick's Run,near Vanceburg,Lewis Co,n e Ky. 1790 era. Just as Dugal >Thomas> Thomas was an Indian captive,and Dugal>Thomas> son was 1782 killed by Indians,so the Quick's had troubles. Quick's had an early block-house on Quick's run that was defeated by Indians,and one,or more Quick's taken captive and kept near Detroit. [Perhaps Stout family also involved. ] Stephen Goble's name caught my eye on the 1st page of 1840 Bartholomew census,but I did not note whether Flat Run or not. Dugal>Thomas>Elizabeth McQueen m Capt-Lt-Rev-JP George Brown. Eldest son,Jousha Brown, named for Dugal>Thomas>Jousha McQueen, was married in 1801 to Alice Lindsey. Of their several New Richmond,Ohio township children,I know only Alice and Elizabeth Brown,who married a Stephen Goble. I have a guess a Robert Brown,married in 1838 to a Molden,, by Timothy Rairden,JP was of Jousha Brown,or his elder sister, Ruth Brown m 1794 Madison Co,Ky,a Robert Brown ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!
Great news! The VA has put a Nationwide Gravesite Locator online, with all the burials in all National Cemeteries nationwide, with the exception of four cemeteries that have not completed their records: Long Island; Los Angeles; Ft. Rosecrans; and the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific. Interment.net has Los Angeles National Cemetery online (85,825 records): http://interment.net/data/us/ca/losangeles/lanat/index.htm Fort Rosecrans (71,608 records): http://interment.net/data/us/ca/sandiego/rosecrans/index.htm National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (35,224 records): http://interment.net/data/us/hi/oahu/natmem/index.htm The website says: "Arlington National Cemetery records are also available for interments that occurred after 1999. As more records are added to the database, more burial information will become available. Some state veterans cemeteries can also be searched." Nationwide Gravesite Locator: http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov A simple search for 'mcqueen' got me 159 matches, 'macqueen' - 11. :-) Valorie http://valoriez.blogspot.com
The following is,I think,my Capt-Lt-Rev-JP George Brown. June 11,1797 is the date given another place for Robert Duckworth's will. I wonder if Denham twnsp is here at Bethel,Ohio pioneered 1797 by Obed and John Denham? The names below have not been known to me in relatiobn to George Brown,but are somewhat known in Ky. I note from another will that one of George Brown's bondsman when he was licensed to preform marriages in 1798,in Campbell Co-Benj Beall-owned 800 acres. Duckworth, Robert Page 62, 30 Sep 1801, recorded February Court 1802 Will of Robert Duckworth of Campbell County; Executors-Henry Toutman of Franklin County; George Brown of Pendleton County; William Daniel of Campbell County Teste-Charles Daniel, Jonathan and Peter Daniel Page 63, 11 Feb 1802, recorded April Court 1802 Appraisement of the estate of Robert Duckworth, deceased by John Ducker, Peter Daniel, Jonathan J Flournoy Page 93, recorded April Court 1802 Sale of the personal property of Robert Duckworth, held at his late dwelling house, 22 & 23 Feb 1802-purchaser, George Duckworth Page 96 An account of the executors of Robert Duckworth against the said Duckworths estate for debts and expenses includes, 3 days search of deed for land in Harrison County, 2 days in Denham Township to make choice of land Page 166, recorded September Court 1810 George Browns account as executor against the Robert Duckworth estate ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!
Falmouth Outlook Fri. 11 Jan 1924 Vol. 17 No. 33 Pg. 3 Col. 7 Thomas E. McCord age 2, died last Friday from injuries received that orning when a kettle of boiling lard overturned on him. Son of J. A. McCord. Buried in Carlisle. Mother was formerly Miss Perrl McCann. ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!
I can't seem to get this through to the lists without Rootsweb stopping it as SPAM. There is some dang HTML in it, which might be the problem. <sigh> Email should be Plain Text! Also, I just wanted to mention that while I am listed as the Selkirkshire coordinator, I have (sadly) had to resign that position. So please write to Jennifer if you are interested in taking over the Selkirkshire coordinator's position. Valorie Zimmerman From: "Scotland FreeCensus" <ScotlandFreeCensus@mail2world.com> Subject: Scotland Free Census Project Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2004 19:43:22 -0800 The free census project aims to transcribe all the UK 19th Century returns to create an online 'free-to-view' database. It is part of an overall project that also covers the registers of Births, Deaths & Marriages (FreeBDM) and Parish Registers (FreeREG). If you, like many of us, have brick walls in the early nineteenth century due to nomadic ancestors; then the database will help to quickly locate those pesky ancestors. The database has been operational for around six months and can be found at the following URL: http://freecen.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.pl it contains approximately 2 million records in total. Some Scottish returns are already available in the database, with more being added all the time. We are looking for volunteers to help with the transcription of the census. You will need access to a computer and a microfilm or microfiche reader. We will supply the rest. Most Scottish projects are currently working on the 1841 census, with some having already progressed to the 1851. The counties of : Aberdeen Argyll Roxburgh Renfrew are currently looking for new volunteers. Other counties will post request for new volunteers on either their website or the relevant Rootsweb county list when needed. If you are interested please visit the webpage of the county in question or contact the county coordinator direct, we and other family historians worldwide will appreciate any contribution you can make. A list of county projects is listed below: Aberdeen - Coordinator Michelle Jeffrey http://home.chilitech.net/~mmjeffery/ mmjeffery@chilitech.net Angus - Coordinator Anne Fish www.lymmlines.co.uk/Angus/Angus_FREECEN_Home.htm annef1@tiscali.co.uk Argyll - Coordinator Gabrielle Baker www.rootsweb.com/~sctarlfc/index.htm Argyll1841Census@hotmail.com Ayrshire - Coordinator Jennifer Gribble http://www.speakeasy.org/~jgribble/scotland.html jgribble@speakeasy.org Banff - Coordinator Susan Snowden http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~banff1841/ nasuslo@yahoo.ca Berwick - Coordinator Penny nderson BerwickFreeCen@aol.com Bute - Coordinator Bill Mc Kinlay http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~buteshire1841/index.htm Bill.McK@xtra.co.nz Caithness - Coordinator Betty Martin http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~caithness/ martinmb@sympatico.ca Clackmannan - Coordinator Laura Benoit gwbenoit@jet2.net Dumbarton - - Coordinator Tom Semple http://www.snowcrest.net/goodacre/freecen/ tsemple@snowcrest.net Dumfries - County coordinator needed East Lothian - Coordinator Mary Hamilton http://www.rootsweb.com/~sctelnfc/east.htm/east.htm mah.Rodney@xtra.co.nz Fife - Coordinator to be announced soon. In the interim please send any expressions of interest to Gabrielle Baker Argyll1841Census@hotmail.com so your details may be passed on to the new coord when they start. Inverness - County coordinator needed Kincardine - Coordinator Lesley Bousbaine http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~scotnet/FreeCEN/ lbousbaine@yahoo.co.uk Kinross - Coordinator Gillian Arnot Smith Gillian@arnotsmith.id.au Kirkcudbright - County coordinator needed Glasgow/Barony - Coordinator Margaret Singleton http://members.aol.com/margi/Glasgow1841.htm Margis@aol.com Lanark (not Glasgow - Coordinator Angie Armstrong http://www31.brinkstar.com/lanarkshire rhaysha@yahoo.com Midlothian - Coordinator Richard Bowden http://www.valnrich.co.uk/freecenstats.htm census@waitrose.com Moray - Coordinator Douglas Taylor babankulu@hotmail.com Nairn - Coordinator Margaret Dempsey http://www.rootsweb.com/~sctnfc Orkney - County coordinator needed Peebles - County coordinator eeded Perth - Coordinator Erik Thureson http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~perth1841/perthshire.html perth1841@shaw.ca Renfrew - Coordinator Jim Baird http://freewebs.com/renfrewcensus refrew1841census@hotmail.com Ross & Cromarty - Coordinator Angie Armstrong http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcwharnock rhaysha@yahoo.com Roxburgh - Coordinator Janis Hall http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~houseofhall/index.htm roxcensus@hotmail.com Selkirk - Coordinator Valorie Zimmerman http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~valorie valoriez@zimres.net Stirling - Coordinator Tom Semple http://www.snowcrest.net/goodacre/freecen/ tsemple@snowcrest.net Sutherland - Coordinator Grant Forsyth croftergee@clynelish.freeserve.co.uk West Lothian - Coordinator Karen Harvey http://www.rootsweb.com/~sctwlnfc thekaren@pennswoods.net Wigtown - Coordinator Richard Bowden http://www.valnrich.co.uk/freecenstats.htm census@waitrose.com Merchant and Royal Navy - Coordinator Michelle Jeffreys http://home.chilitech.net/~mmjeffery/ mmjeffery@chilitech.net Several counties on the list still require county coordinators. If you are interested please contact the Scotland coordinator, Jennifer Gribble jgribble@speakeasy.org for more information.
Can anyone provide a comprehensive list of Uriah McQueen's children. He was born January 15, 1787, the son of Thomas and Sarah Vaughn McQueen. He married Elizabeth Tanner (1792-1859). Uriah purchases land in Bartholomew County in early 1820's but moved on to Brown County,In where he died April 7, 1853. He is buried in Duncan Cemetery, Washington Twp., Brown Co., IN. Here's some of the alledged children: 1.Joshua (1814-1881), mar. Lucinda Aikins 2.George D. (1815-1880) 3. Belinda died 1897, Douglas Co., IL, wife of cousin George B. McQueen 4.Thomas, married Nancy Chipman 1840. 5.William R.T. (1817-1891 Albine Cem), married first his aunt-in-law Mary Jane Vaughn McQueen (widow of Thomas) (niece of Sarah Wilson Vaughn McQueen) 6.Joseph Tanner (1820-1859) 7.Elizabeth b. 1828, mar 1852 , Henry Tresenriter migrate to Douglas County, Il 8. Uriah Worth "Ryner" born 1823, married Melvina Henry, 2nd Elizabeth _____, 9. Catherine, born 1820's, married Samuel Tresenriter 1840, servant in the Cookson household Bartholomew County 1880. 10. Indiana (1832-1912), married David Adams , 2nd ??? Benjamin Graves 29 MAr 1849.?? Could Sarah McQueen that married Wm Cookson in 1849 Shelby County, IN be another daughter?? They migrate to Brown Co., IN then on to Illinois....... Thanks any help would be appreciated.............Russ