Good morning Parker, Thank you for your response & info! :) I'm trying to help a woman, my the name of Valerie McLAUGHLIN, she is looking for info on her PARRIS & WILLIS Lines from Caroline Co., Dorchester Co., MD & Kent Co., DE. She has done research on her family but has documented very little -- she relied mainly on the stories her mother & other family members have given her over the years. Which of course leads to confusion & mistakes. She told me that her Joseph W. WILLIS was a big land owner in Caroline Co., MD. I found the following info. If you could tell me which is your Joseph WILLIS -- it would help me narrow it down to which one is belongs to her. LAND: 27 Aug 1793 - 10 Dec 1793 DEPOSITION of John WALKER, aged 52, saith that he was at Andrew WILLIS; father of the late Thos. WILLIS, dec'd, of whom Sina WILLIS is widow, and heard Andrew say he intended 100 a. of his land for Thomas; 100 a. for his son Andrew; 7 a. for his son Ezekiel& the home plantation for his son Elijah, excepting a parcel to be laid off for his son Joseph - that in case of his death without a will that Thomas would convey; to which Thomas agreed & so did. Ref: Caroline County Land Records, Vol. D, p26, #381 6 Aug 1814 - 22 Dec 1814 Chas. WILLIS to Jos. WILLIS - cons. $32 - pt. of "Hap Nab at a Venture," willed to me by my mother - cont. 15 a. Ack. bef. Elijah SATTERFIELD, Wm LUCAS. Ref: Caroline County Land Records, Book VII #233; Vol. L, p24. 22 Aug 1818 - 13 Oct 1818 Levin STUART of DCO to John STEVENS of CACO - cons. $322 - "Littleton's Friendship" in CACO on the west side of the main road leading from Hunting Creek to Marshyhope Bridge - adj. Richard ANDREW & Thomas CONNELLY - cont. 40 1/4 a., 27 roods (sic.). Also a piece of "Littleton's Friendship" on the southeast side of the main road leading from Hunting Creek to Marshyhope Bridge, adj. "Hap Nab at a Venture" - cont. 7 acres. Levin & Henriette his wife, e/a bef. Abel GOWTY, Joseph DOUGLAS. Levin STUART agrees that John STEVENS is to have a road through STUART's land to these lands he has purchased, between Joseph WILLIS & John VAIN's lands, where William SMALLWOOD (negro) now lives, of one chain width, to clear & do with the timber as he (STEVENS) sees fit. Ack. bef. Abel GOWTY, Joseph DOUGLAS. Ref: Caroline County Land Records, Book VIII, #276; Vol. M, p27. 22 Aug 1818 - 22 Dec 1818 Levin STEWART of DCO to Joseph WILLIS of CACO - cons. $417.50 - pt. of "Littleton's Friendship" - 41 3/4 a. on the northwest side of the main road leading from Hunting Creek Mill to Marshyhope Bridge. Levin & Henriette his wife, e/a bef. Abel GOWTY, Joseph DOUGLAS. Ref: Caroline County Land Records, Book VIII, #346; Vol. M, p33. 20 Nov 1819 - 18 Jan 1820 Peter WILLIS, Jr. to Joseph WILLIS - cons. $50 - his right to pt. of "Hap Nab at a Venture," 15 a. which his dec'd mother willed him. Peter, Jr. & Mary his wife, e/a bef. Peter WILLIS, Wm HASKINS. Ref: Caroline County Land Records, Book VIII, #582; Vol. M, p54. 12 FEB 1833 Peter W. WILLIS & Susan his wife, to Zachariah WILLIS - cons. $400 - parts of "Battle Hill," "Addition to "Battle Hill," & "Littleton's Friendship" - left to Peter by his father, Richard WILLIS, except a small lot lying back of the land of Joseph WILLIS on the northwest side of the road leading from Hunting Creek to Marshyhope Bridge - cont. 130 acres. Peter & Susan his wife, e/a bef. Geo. T MILLINGTON, Seth H. EVITTS. Ref: Caroline County Land Records, Book XIII, #357; Vol. R, p43-44. 25 Feb 1836 - 4 Apr 1836 Mitchell CONNELLY and Britannia his wife, to Joseph WILLIS - cons. $112.75 - pt. of "Littleton's Friendship," 39 a. 30 sq. perches (mentions a sale made by Wm R. STEWART & Levin STEWART to Thos. CONNELLY, dec 'd). Ack. bef. A. GOWTY, Britannia privately examined. Ref: Caroline County Land Records, Book XV, #099; Vol. T, p12. 25 Feb 1836 - 4 Apr 1836 Zachariah WILLIS and Mary his wife, to Joseph WILLIS - cons. $150 - land inherited from his father Richard WILLIS, pt. of "Hap Nab at a Venture" & pt. of "Littleton's Friendship," - except a small part sold to Daniel SPARKLIN. ditto ack. Ref: Caroline County Land Records, Book XV, #100; Vol. T, p12. 30 Jan 1836 - 4 Apr 1836 Nathan & Fanny CONNELLY to Joseph WILLIS - cons. $12 - pt. of "Littleton's Friendship." Test: Willis COCKRAN. Ref: Caroline County Land Records, Book XV, #102; Vol. T, p12. 21 May 1836 - 12 Jul 1836 Zachariah WILLIS and Mary B. his wife, to Rebecca CONNELLY - cons. $125 - pt. of "Littleton's Friendship" & "Hap Nab at a Venture," on northwest side of the main road leading from the Walnut Trees to Collins' Crossroads - 10 a. adj. Joseph WILLIS' new ground fence. Zachariah WILLIS and Mary B. his wife, e/a bef. Daniel LEVERTON & Abel GOWTY. Ref: Caroline County Land Records, Book XV, #133; Vol. T, p16. 28 Dec 1839 - 28 Jan 1840 Mitchell CONNELLEY & Ann his wife, to John DEAN - cons, $114 - the ballance (sic.) of "Littleton's Friendship" not sold to Isaiah BLADES, Joseph WILLIS & Nathan CONNELLEY - purchased of Thomas CONNELLEY. Mitchell and Ann his wife, e/a bef. John C. BLADES, Thomas E. EDGELL. Ref: Caroline County Land Records, Book XVI, #246; Vol. U, p25. 26 Dec 1848 John BLADES, admr. of John C. BLADES, by order of the Orphen's Court of CACO to sell the negroes belonging to the dec'd for the benefit of the heirs & representatives, to Joseph WILLIS - cons. $150 - negro girl Sarah Catherine, abt 10, a slave for life. Ack. bef. Thomas V. BISHOP. Ref: Caroline County Land Records, Book XX, #165; Vol. Y, p19. WILLS: 7 Jan 1797 -- Will probate of Henry TURNER, ment. dau. Lucretia BLADES, wife of John BLADES; land deeded from Joseph WILLIS, Sr. 7 Feb 1799 -- Will probate of James WILLIS, ment. son Aaron; wits John WILLIS, Peter WILLIS. 6 Mar 1804 -- Will probate of Silas FLEMING, ment. b-i-l Peter WILLIS, ex.; wit: Joseph WILLIS. 29 Sep 1812 -- Will probate of Sarah WILLIS, ment. sons Joseph, Charles, Peter; daus. Sarah ANDREW, Frances WHEELER & land Hap Nab at a Venture. 22 Nov 1825 -- Will probate of John VANE, wife Rebecca, ment. Sarah PARRISH, Joseph & Peter WILLIS. 13 Nov 1838 -- Will probate of Rebecca VAIN, ment. Eli PARIS & Joseph WILLIS. 4 Jul 1860 -- Will probate of Joseph WILLIS, ment. son John; dau. Sarah DAVIS, Jane WILLIS, Susan TURNER; negro girl Catherine. I thought you might be interested in the following info for your WILLIS Files. Is there a connection to your WILLIS Family & hers? Is Valerie your wife's cousin? Here is what Valerie has on her WILLIS Line: 1) Aaron WILLIS + Esther WHEATLEY 2) Joseph Wheatly WILLIS, b. 12 Feb 1806-08 Dorchester Co., MD? d. 6 Nov 1886 bur. Williamsville Cem., nr. Houston, DE + Nancy HAMILTON, b. 24 Jun 1805 3) Louise WILLIS, b. 25 Jan 1846 + John Wesley PARRIS, Sr., b. 1841 Harrington, Kent Co., DE (I found another John Wesley, b. 1864, d. 1899 & he might be the father of the following John Wesley.) 4) John Wesley PARRIS, Jr., b. 7 Sep 1882 Harrington, DE + Mary Smith POORE, b. 23 May 1881 5) Marie Lillian PARRIS, b. 7 Mar 1910, Phila., PA + John McLAUGHLIN, b. 20 Sep 1904, Phila., PA 6) Valerie McLAUGHLIN Thank you so much for any help you can give me! :) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) In a message dated 5/9/2 10:01:14 PM, ptodd@fastol.com writes: << Hi Helen, My wife is descended from one Joseph Willis. Specifically Joseph Willis (1790-1860), of Friendship, Caroline County, MD, son of Robert & Sarah (Rumbold) Willis. He married his cousin Dorcas Willis, daughter of Richard & Britannia (Gootee/Gouty/etc) Willis in 1816, both Joseph & Dorcas were grandchildren of Richard Willis (d. 1764) and wife Rebecca Granger. Parker >>

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iEB.2ACE/628.4 Message Board Post: Hi, Maybe you can help me. I am trying to find any informaton on my Great-Grandfather, William Henry Dean. What information I have is very sketchy at best as he died when my late Grandfather was four years old, so he didn't have very much on his father, and my father has very little. I know by looking him up in the census, he went by Henry. He was married to Anna Cheezum, (his second wife) and they had about 9 or 10 children together. He had at least 1 child by his first wife Mary, a little girl names Annie H. His last known address at the time of his death on 2 March 1906, was Federalsburg, Caroline County and he was buried at Hillcrest, Federalsburg, located in the Beall Family Plot. Anna Cheezum had a child prior to the marriage by the name of Alonzo Cheezum, father unknown and I have very little on him. Any help that you could give would be greatly appreciated. One of the reason's I am trying so hard to find out the Dean family is I would love to be able to give! a framed family chart to my father for Christmas. (I know it's early yet)

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iEB.2ACE/628.3.2 Message Board Post: GGGGGGGGGGGreat news !!!!!!!!!!! I found her Obit in the Denton Journal dated 7-8-1893 It does`nt say when she was born or age at death. It says wife of George L....died of paralysis. George was alot youger then her and he was in the war. Ghe was buried at Denton cemetery. I have copies of records that i found and can send them to you free. Just email me your address so that I may send them. I need to ask you how your related to George ? The reason being that I found some court records that you may have to decide if you want them.I do have copies if you do. Any more question please contact me anytime. Lonewolf126@hotmail.com Hope this helps in some small way. Jean Adams

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iEB.2ACE/628.3.1 Message Board Post: I just got your email, and will look it up today. Is that all you wanted researched from that county ? As many names and dates you`d like researched ..I`ll be glad to do so. I`ll get back with you soon.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Ward, Smith, Saltzer, Wiley, Roberts, Grawbrug, Pratt, Target, Waite, etc Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/iEB.2ACE/628.3 Message Board Post: Hi Jean, You are a very kind person, to do free research. My ggGrandmother, Eveline Grawburg/Wiley/Walrath died in Denton, Caroline County, MD on July 1 1893. I would like to know if there was an obituary, and where she is buried. Best Wishes Carol Ontario, Canada

Hi, I would really appreciate it if anyone has any information on the family history of Arthur (Pansy) Mansfield, my father; Florence Cecil, my mother; Charles Ananais Blough, my ex-father in law; or Edna Shaffer, my ex-mother in law. As far as I know my parents lived in Maryland's Caroline & Talbot counties. The Bloughs and Shaffer came here from PA and lived in Caroline county. Also I own a small house on Boyce Mill Road, in Greensboro, MD that I am trying to find some history on. I was told that it was a store or something with the Railroad Station across the street, which sets in the V in the road of Boyce Mill and Whiteleysburg Road. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Maggie Newton MAGNEWTON@prodigy.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <lonewolf126@hotmail.com> To: <MDCAROLI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 9:02 PM Subject: [MDCAROLI] Re: FREE research > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iEB.2ACE/628.2.2 > > Message Board Post: > > Hi Doris; > I will get back with you about anything I find no later then Saturday. > Please understand ...I thank you for offering to pay, But I do this because I love it, and in honor of my ancestry. > I want to share the joy of knowing the family members that we did`nt get a chance to know. It has brought me more joy then you could ever know. > I love helping , But please know thats why I say its free..and will no matter what..will stay that way..even shipping cost of copies. > Its the joy of knowing and sharing ancestry !!!!!!!! > > > I`ll keep in touch > > Jean Adams > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iEB.2ACE/635 Message Board Post: Jean ,my Mary cochran parents were Ezekiel Cochran and Nancy James. . . Fredercik andMary's children , James Edward, 1846, Sarah 1847,Mary,1852,John edward 1852,Anna 1853 or 59?, thomsa 1857,LauraJ 1861,Joseph 1863,Charles 1867.Albert Nelson 1871, I can't seem to pick upi the rest of the messages. I am going to try again. Doris

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iEB.2ACE/628.2.2.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi There; Please make sure that you check the other messages that I left you. I know that the 1st two were the same but the last 2 were both different. Lots of information on them. OKAY ! MORE HERE....... I found your Gr-Gr-Grandmother Mary Corkran`s father. His name was Willie Corkran He died 11-14-1891 at the age of 82 I know that he owened an old homestead farm. He left 4 children...3 married daughters..and 1 son His son name was Capt. Nathan J. Corkran..died 12-24-1906 Your Gr-Gr-Gr-Grandfather Willie Corkran was a land surveyor. Nathan was married 2 times 1st to Margaret Wilson of Taylors Island, MD.and lived in Denton 2nd to Irene Blades daughter of Isaiah C. Blades I haves both of thier Obits from the paper that shows the connections. Since the civil war is talked about in one of the obits...I want to check out if any of the family was in the war. Jean

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iEB.2ACE/628.2.3.1 Message Board Post: Jean yes I have most of that. I think Frederick and John could possibly be brothers. that is why i am trying to find their parents.It gets alittle tricky here because Fredericks daughter Laura Josephine b.3 Sep/1861 married James L. Faulkner Sep. 1875.J.L. Faulkner being son of John J Faulkner. . So if they are brothers then Laura and J.L were first cousins. which I am sure happened alot then. That was Anna Kinnamon that you couldn't unerstand. I have all that. But Frederick's parents are very elusive. My dad's mom was Laura Brown, her parents -Estelle Faulkner and William Brown, EstelleFaulkner's parents were Laura j and J.L. Faulkner. This connects both sides of my family together.One of Laura,s younger brothers married my mom's side of the family.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iEB.2ACE/628.2.2.1 Message Board Post: Oh, Jean thank you so much. I agree it is neat to find family that we didn't get a chance to now. Please let me know if I can return the favor for anything here in Talbot Cty. Doris

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iEB.2ACE/628.2.4 Message Board Post: Hi again; Its now ...3:30 am friday morning. Mary Faulkner was ( Corkran ) she had a sister that was Edna A. frampton of Chapel district, MD. she died Febuary 27,1895 at the age of 74. she was born 9-9-1821. She leaves a brother Nathan Corkran of Caroline county, and a sister Mrs Mary Faulkner of Tilghman`s Island,and 3 daughters Mrs.H.L.Lednum Mrs.edward Foreman Mrs. Thomas H. Hopkins she died at her son-inlaw Henry L. Lednum. I have Nathan Corkran`s 1900 census listing. One of his sons 1900 census..were he lived next door to him. Nathan Sr. Married a Irena Blades 10-18-1860 in Caroline County, MD OH..... Nathan was born September 1827 his wife was born Irena...Ferbuary..1840 they were foster parents . Well...Iam getting tired now ...will look more later P.S Made copies for you Jean Adams from Laurel,Delaware

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: free caroline/ Dorcester MD research Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iEB.2ACE/628.2.3 Message Board Post: Hi; It`s me again ...at 1:54 AM Friday morning. I found your great-great-grandfather and mother in the 1900 census. Frederick was born in May 1817 Mary was born in June 1824 They had been married as of 1900..57 years had 11 children with only 8 still alive in 1900. They were living with thier daughter in 1900 census Anna E. (last name spelled-possibly) Hinnamim-unclear she was bornApril-1859 Anna`s children were....Alfred 4-1883 Thomas..2-1888 They were fouind along with other Faulkners in Talbot County ,MD 1900 Not living but a couple houses down from him were James L. Faulkner 4-1857 L.J. (wife) 4-1861 daughter..Bertie..3-1887 John J. Faulkner born...9-1808..age..91 years old could John be a brother to Frederick ? There were alot of sailors and lighthouse keepers in the family. I need some information from you to help in the research. any possible family names and dates..locations you may have. your grandfather.. your great grandfather your father or any other names you`d like me to look up. Please don`t limit uyour research to just Frederick. other names may lead me to other family members or his father also. I have made copies of all research done so far,and will be glad to send you a copy. thank for your mail, and time Jean

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iEB.2ACE/628.2.2 Message Board Post: Hi Doris; I will get back with you about anything I find no later then Saturday. Please understand ...I thank you for offering to pay, But I do this because I love it, and in honor of my ancestry. I want to share the joy of knowing the family members that we did`nt get a chance to know. It has brought me more joy then you could ever know. I love helping , But please know thats why I say its free..and will no matter what..will stay that way..even shipping cost of copies. Its the joy of knowing and sharing ancestry !!!!!!!! I`ll keep in touch Jean Adams

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iEB.2ACE/628.2.1 Message Board Post: Hi Doris; I will get back with you about anything I find no later then Saturday. Please understand ...I thank you for offering to pay, But I do this because I love it, and in honor of my ancestry. I want to share the joy of knowing the family members that we did`nt get a chance to know. It has brought me more joy then you could ever know. I love helping , But please know thats why I say its free..and will no matter what..will stay that way..even shipping cost of copies. Its the joy of knowing and sharing ancestry !!!!!!!! I`ll keep in touch Jean Adams

Hello: I am working on the Willis line in Caroline/Dorchester/Talbot county. I have only one reference to Aaron Willis in Dorchester Co. Dorchester Land Records Liber HD-23, Folio 522 Bill of Sale Date of Record 22 Oct. 1806 Aaron Willis to William Wheatley for sum of $39.56 - household goods and 1 cow. And then Aaron named in James will. I have no other references to Aaron nor do I know where James fits. Do not think that Joseph mentioned in Caroline land records is your Joseph. Sandra Willis ----- Original Message ----- From: <HMWEBBER@aol.com> To: <MDCAROLI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 5:41 PM Subject: [MDCAROLI] Joseph WILLIS & Family > Hi list, > > Is anyone one doing research on a Joseph Wheatley WILLIS, b. > c1808 in Dorchester Co., MD, d. 1886 & is buried in Williamsville, > nr. Houston, DE. He m. Nancy (Ann) HAMILTON > > His parents or grandparents are believe to be Aaron WILLIS & > Esther WHEATLEY. Aaron's father is James WILLIS who's Will was > probated 7 Feb 1799 in Caroline Co., MD. > > I have info on two Joseph WILLIS owning land in Caroline Co. & > I don't no if they are father & son. In one record a Joseph WILLIS is > referred to as, Sr. > > Thank you for any help you can give me on Joseph & his family! :) > > Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Hi Helen, My wife is descended from one Joseph Willis. Specifically Joseph Willis (1790-1860), of Friendship, Caroline County, MD, son of Robert & Sarah (Rumbold) Willis. He married his cousin Dorcas Willis, daughter of Richard & Britannia (Gootee/Gouty/etc) Willis in 1816, both Joseph & Dorcas were grandchildren of Richard Willis (d. 1764) and wife Rebecca Granger. Parker ----- Original Message ----- From: <HMWEBBER@aol.com> To: <MDCAROLI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 5:41 PM Subject: [MDCAROLI] Joseph WILLIS & Family > Hi list, > > Is anyone one doing research on a Joseph Wheatley WILLIS, b. > c1808 in Dorchester Co., MD, d. 1886 & is buried in Williamsville, > nr. Houston, DE. He m. Nancy (Ann) HAMILTON > > His parents or grandparents are believe to be Aaron WILLIS & > Esther WHEATLEY. Aaron's father is James WILLIS who's Will was > probated 7 Feb 1799 in Caroline Co., MD. > > I have info on two Joseph WILLIS owning land in Caroline Co. & > I don't no if they are father & son. In one record a Joseph WILLIS is > referred to as, Sr. > > Thank you for any help you can give me on Joseph & his family! :) > > Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Hi list, Is anyone one doing research on a Joseph Wheatley WILLIS, b. c1808 in Dorchester Co., MD, d. 1886 & is buried in Williamsville, nr. Houston, DE. He m. Nancy (Ann) HAMILTON His parents or grandparents are believe to be Aaron WILLIS & Esther WHEATLEY. Aaron's father is James WILLIS who's Will was probated 7 Feb 1799 in Caroline Co., MD. I have info on two Joseph WILLIS owning land in Caroline Co. & I don't no if they are father & son. In one record a Joseph WILLIS is referred to as, Sr. Thank you for any help you can give me on Joseph & his family! :) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Lookup Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/iEB.2ACE/628.2 Message Board Post: Jean Bless you. I am looking for the parents of Frederick Faulkner, my grt-grt-grandfather. Born in CAroline (I think) in 1815 married Mary Cochran(corkrin) Jan 2,1843. they are buried here on tilghman island.But I cannot find his parents. Will gladly pay for your time and effort and shipping. wondering also who his siblings are. They married in Caroline County. thank you ever so much. Doris Motovidlak

Can anyone help to further document the following family? James ANDERSON II (d: 1792, Kent Co, DE), wife: Ann JACKSON (d: abt. 1797, Kent Co, DE), married about 1763(?) Children: 1) John (was he actually Ann's son, or a son by a previous marriage of James?) --note: John is said to have been born abt. 1755, Kent Co, DE; d: 1816, Greene Co, OH; md: Elizabeth Horney Aug. 9, 1776, Caroline Co, MD, dau. of Jeffrey & Elizabeth (Baynard) Horney. Migrated to Guilford Co, NC.-- 2) Ann (was she actually Ann's daughter, or a dau. by a previous marriage of James?) 3) James II, b: Aug. 16, 1765, Kent Co, DE, md: 1) Celia WRIGHT on Jan. 4, 1792, Caroline Co, MD; 2) Celia CHILCUTT on Sept. 12, 1827, Greenplain MM, Clark Co, OH. She was the dau. of Joshua (d:1792) and Esther Chilcutt, Nicolites, and the widow of Richard VICKERS. 4) Isaac, b: Aug. 6, 1769, Kent Co, DE (1850 Vigo Co, IN census: ANDERSON, Isaac, 81, b: DE; Nancy, 54, b: PA; Major C., 14, b: IN) --note: Did this Isaac go to Guilford Co NC from DE, then on to IN? Believe Nancy was his 2nd wife. Who was his 1st wife?-- 5) Daniel, b: Oct. 3, 1771, DE 6) Elijah, b: Aug. 29, 1773, Kent Co, DE; d: May 15, 1872, Centre MM, OH; Married 1) Susannah CAIN bef. Nov. 18, 1794; 2) Mary Thatcher, Jan. 2, 1808, Centre MM, Clinton Co, OH, and pos. 3) Mary Calley 7) Mary, b: Jan. 6 1775, Kent Co, DE 8) Major, b: Nov. 27, 1777, Kent Co, DE; d: June 30, 1830, Greene Co, OH. --note: I believe Major was married in DE and had 2 children (Major & Martha) and migrated to Guilford Co, NC. His first wife probably died, and he married 2) Miriam MENDENHALL on Nov. 18, 1800, Guilford Co. They migrated to OH -- 9) Elic "Eli", b: Nov. 4, 1783 Any additions or corrections welcomed. I also have a little more information on this line and would be willing to share. Thanks. Marsha McWilliams

Can anyone help me with documenting the following?: John PAVEY (b: abt. 1754, NC - d: abt. 1814, Washington Co, IN), probably the son of Samuel PAVEY I and his first wife (and grandson of Joseph PAVEY and his first wife.) First wife: Thought to be Mary Ann ANDERSON (dau. of James & Elizabeth ANDERSON, Nicolites, of Kent Co, DE) Children: 1) (Joseph) Anderson Pavey, b: Nov. 16, 1790, Caroline Co, MD; d: Oct. 8, 1855, Washington Co, IN, md: 1) Jane WOOD; 2) Pemina Allene BEAMAN 2) Samuel Pavey, b: abt. 1792, Caroline Co, MD; d: aft. 1870, probably Parke Co, IN, md: Barbary BOLON 8/13/1812, Harrison Co, IN. 3) Rebecca Pavey, md. Richard OZMENT in 1816, Guilford Co, NC 4) Unknown daughter --there may have been more children-- John Pavey migrated to Guilford Co, NC. from Caroline Co, MD probably between 1793 and 1800. He purchased land there in 1803 and sold it in 1807. He was the Admin. to the estate of a Major (name, not rank ... quite popular in this ANDERSON family) Anderson in 1801, Guilford Co. Second wife: Frances "Fannie" MARTIN (b: Oct. 19, 1758), md: Jan. 21, 1801, Guilford Co, NC Fannie was a Quaker (dau. of James & Mary) who was "dismous" for marrying John Pavey. John and Anderson are both on the 1812 Tax List of Harrison Co, IN. John, in all likelihood was the "Pavey, Indian scout" written about in the Washington Co, IN history books. Thanks. Marsha McWilliams