I APPRECIATE THAT COMMENT--ALICE

Thank you for the info.....until very recently I only had information on the BUCY family back to my greatgreatgrandfather, George W. Bucy. I'm still sorting out where he fits in the BUCY family as printed out by you. Do you have a link to him? He was born in 1830 in North Carolina, married MARY JANE TUCKER, b. 1834 in North Carolina. Sometime before 1862, they moved to Kentucky where my greatgrandmother, Louisa Amanda Bucy, was born in Calloway County. The family story is that she was born during the battle of Fort Donelson while bullets were hitting the house and that, at the end of the battle, they couldn't even remember which day she was born on. Small wonder. Thanks for any assistance yo can give. Pat Kramer

I have about 100 surnames mostly in Anne Arundel and Baltimore Cos. I work on time to time, but I will just do the brickwalls here: DORSEY - of Calvert County. (different family than Edwards descendants in AA, Fred, Balto. etc.) these descend from James. STERLING/STARLING of Washington Co., MD - mostly lived in the Williamsport area from at least 1804 - on WILLIAMS - Washington Co., MD Ellen Elizabeth Williams married Samuel Sterling 1837 in Washington Co., MD PATTERSON, Nancy Ann born ca 1814 in MD married Arthur Null and Leonard Anderson in Balto. Co. TUCKER - Brooke in the 1850 census of Calvert Co., married Mary ??? MILLER - Christian b. ca. 1770 died bef 1845 owned part of Frederickstadt Enlarged (off Rolling Road near the former Nikie Missile base (for those that remember the 1950s -1960s) in Baltimore Co and his wife Mary b. 1782 in Germany. JONES- Pointhia or Cynthia with of Frederick Miller, she was born in VA ca. 1820. The family had a cotton mill on the Patapsco river. EMMART - family of Whiteplains (Hebbville) and Woodlawn are of Baltimore County. PIGMAN - family of Montgomery/Frederick Co., MD (specifically trying to ID the Miss Pigman who married Higgerson Peddicord in Montgomery/Frederick Co., MD in the 1790s )..the name Ignatius Pigman PEDDICORD runs in this family line.. Lee leeg@erols.com

Somerset County: HORNER, INSLEY, LECOMPTE, LEWIS, WILLEN, WILLIN, WILLING, WILSON Wicomico County: Same plus ROBERTSON Ralph Willing Manchester, CT willingrvw1@cox.net MD: BAND, HORNER, INSLEY, LECOMPTE, LEWIS, ROBERTSON, WILLEN, WILLIN, WILLING, WILSON PA/NJ: BAND Ukraine: KORITNY, NOVICK/NOVICKAUF, SZWANYETSKY, ZANETSKY, ZVANICHKY

Looking for any information on Danners also known as Tanners. My line comes from David b1759 son of David (also known as Deter or Teter died in 1768. He was part of toms creek one hundred.) he was part of the first settlers of Emmitsburg in 1786. Wife's name Anna Catherine would like marriage record. I was there last year but had little time to find the marriage record as well I was not fully aware of the D/T problem of the early German records. Cindy Wilson

Elberta, I'm not sure if you had this before, but the Ristons listed in the 1870 Baltimore Census Index are: Riston, Alice M, 21, b MD, Ward 18, Baltimore, page 112 Riston, Edward, 32, b VA, Ward 15, page 39 Riston, Jas G., 37, b MD, Ward 19, page 248 John ----- Original Message ----- From: <RAMOSCLANN@aol.com> To: <MDGEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 5:26 PM Subject: Re: [MDGEN] Riston/Baltimore City/Prior to 1871 > > In a message dated 2/22/03 3:40:39 PM, AntiqueDish@jps.net writes: > > << Do you have any first names? > > There was an Edward Riston in Baltimore Co., in 1722. >> > > Samuel N. Riston was born in 1871 in Baltimore. I've been unable to find him > in the 1880 census, which might give direction as to who his parents were. As > a child growing up, I was told that my grandfather had been left an orphan. I > did find a Samuel, foundling, 6 enumerated in a Catholic orphanage in > Baltimore. I wrote them requesting information, but only heard back that they > would look into it. I don't think the family knew the name of his father, > because I have a picture just labeled S. N. Riston's father. The picture of > the mother says Mary Sinclair, S. N. Riston's mother. According to all the > census Mary Sinclair was born in MD. I've been unable to find a marriage > between a Mary Sinclair and an unknown Riston in a reasonable timeframe prior > to 1871. Until I'm able to find a marriage between Mary Sinclair and Unknown > Riston I'm up against the Wall. Most of my searching has been around > Baltimore, but this marriage could have taken place in any county, so if > anyone has indexes to marriages in other counties for this time period and > would be willing to check it out, I would really appreciate it. I sent for my > grandfather's death certificate, luckily it was in Oct before the MD Archives > shut down on such certificates, but I don't hold out much luck on obtaining > new information. > > Edward Riston of Baltimore in 1722 could be an ancestor, but I have a big gap > to close before 1722. > > Thanks, > Elberta > > Elberta > > > ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== > Census project needs transcribers for any state . There web page is http://www.rootsweb.com/~census/index.htm > >

Attn.: Pat Kram, PATKRAM@aol.com wrote: >BUCY family from 1651 in Maryland. > >Paul Bucy....Calvert County (apparently two generations) > >Edward Busey....Prince Georges County 1709-1778 > >Edward Bucy II...Prince George Co., 1750- 1830/43 in North Carolina > The Busey family and Bussey's are fairly well documented from 1651 Maryland and beyond. There are hundreds of each in this country. It has been suggested that these two families were related back in England and that they were also related to the Bucy variation. As far as I know none of this has been absolutely confirmed. If we accept the Bucy lineage, arguments can be made tracing the name back to 1066 and the Norman Conquest. There are indeed Bucy's mentioned in the Doomsday Book. There have been several researches done and articles written about Paul Busey and his descendants. Paul arrived in Maryland in 1651 as an indentured servant to his step-father, Henry Cox. I have been to Maryland and obtained copies of their original land grants dated 5 January 1651 and later. Two well documented sources of information are: "The Bussey (Busey) Families of Maryland" by Donald L. Wilson that appeared in the Prince George's County Genealogical Society Bulletin beginning in April, 1979. "Ancestry and Descendants of Mathew Busey of Maryland, North Carolina, and Kentucky" compiled by Mrs. Eva Murrell Harmison and Miss Emma M Rose that appeared in the Detroit Society for Genealogical Research beginning in Fall 1957. Mrs. Harmison was on the editorial staff at the time. We should keep in mind that these emigrants were planters with limited education so spelling errors and clerical modifications may have easily occurred. Not every aspect of their lives were recorded, however land records and wills were very important to them and constitute some of the more reliable sources of family information. Hugh W. Busey 7th Great Grandson of Paul Busey

Betty: Not that I know of. I only know for sure about Greenberry and his father Jesse. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Bettyannis@aol.com> To: <MDGEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 3:31 PM Subject: Re: [MDGEN] Summers/Maryland/1765 Do you have a Valentine Summers, called Felty, by any chance. Thanks. Betty Annis ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== Census project needs transcribers for any state . There web page is http://www.rootsweb.com/~census/index.htm

Don't worry about it. It was nothing you could stop. None of us are able to say something has never gone nutty on our computers. Monica ----- Original Message ----- From: <AKallmer@aol.com> To: <MDGEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 7:05 PM Subject: Re: [MDGEN] Riston/Baltimore City/Prior to 1871 > I'm really trying--My computer just went Nutty and started sending repeated > messages when there was no message to send and I couldn't seem to stop it . > It apparently has upset some people. I am embarrassed--it was an innocent > computer problem andI hope corrected by now. > > > ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== > Listowner: Jan ; jcart54@aol.com > If you have any questions or suggestions you can email me any time when sending me a email please put MDGEN in the subject line > >

Again, please be a little more tolerant of each other. The person made a mistake, just as each and every one of us do. Why, when a mistake is made do we all have to get nasty towards that person? Monica ----- Original Message ----- From: "Norma Leibold" <nleibold@cox.net> To: <MDGEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 4:05 PM Subject: Re: [MDGEN] Riston/Baltimore City/Prior to 1871 > I received 11 of your posting with no messages. What is your problem??????? > Can you correct it? > Norma E. Leibold: Southern California > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <AKallmer@aol.com> > To: <MDGEN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 9:51 AM > Subject: Re: [MDGEN] Riston/Baltimore City/Prior to 1871 > > > > > > > > > > ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== > > No Spamming : No attachments are allowed . > > > > > > ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from the list : MDGEN-L-request@rootsweb.com or if you are on the Digest replace the L with D and > Put unsubscribe in the subject line > >

Thank you so much for this information--this has been very embarrassing --especially since I'm a real newbie. Alice

I could use info on these names. Parents' names, places, etc. CAGER Robert CAGER m Dorothy b abt 1618 England d 1667 St. Mary's MD Dorothy CAGER m William JONES bef 1670 prob MD b abt 1648 Anne Arundel Co. MD d aft 1702 Calvert Co. MD CLARK Elizabeth CLARK m William RIDGELY Sr. abt 1683 MD d aft 3 May 1733 COCKEY William COCKEY Sr. m Frances VINCENT d 1697 MD (immigrant abt 1668) William COCKEY Jr. m Mary ? b 1676 d abt 1720 MD Anne COCKEY m Joseph PUMPHREY NJ? or MD m 1728 b abt 1700 d abt 1790 Joyce

I'm really trying--My computer just went Nutty and started sending repeated messages when there was no message to send and I couldn't seem to stop it . It apparently has upset some people. I am embarrassed--it was an innocent computer problem andI hope corrected by now.

Sorry, my computer occasionally decides to send repeated "sentmail" messages for no reason that I can figure out-and I can't stop it when this happens-hope it hasn't caused too much of a problem. Alice

MARY ELKTON, b. abt 1670 Maryland, county unknown. She did marry ABRAHAM PENNINGTON, who lived all of his life (apparently) in Cecil, Maryland. Pat

HENRY PENNINGTON, b. abt. 1632, Cecil, Maryland ABRAHAM PENNINGTON, b. abt 1670, Cecil, Maryland ISABELLA PENNINGTON, b. abt 1697 Cecil , Maryland Pat

JOHN TEAGUE...abt. 1640, Cecil, Maryland, d. Somerset, Maryland EDWARD TEAGUE, 1660 Teggs Delight, Cecil, Maryland WILLIAM TEAGUE, b. 1693, Cecil , Maryland SUSANNAH TEAGUE, b. Jan 30, 1730, St. Mary Anne's, Cecil, Maryland Pat

BUCY family from 1651 in Maryland. Paul Bucy....Calvert County (apparently two generations) Edward Busey....Prince Georges County 1709-1778 Edward Bucy II...Prince George Co., 1750- 1830/43 in North Carolina Pat

I have significant amount of information on the following of my Maryland ancestors, however, I am always interested in finding out more about their descendants and ancestors and willing to compare notes/expand current tree of 10K plus: - Robert Brooke (1602-1655) - Capt James Neale (1615-1683) - William Boarman (1630-1708) - Michael Taney (c.1632-1692) - Joshua Doyne (c.1647-1698) - Ignatius Craycroft (1665-1707) I have little info on ther following early (late 1600/early 1700) Maryland ancestors, and could use almost any help: - Francis Hutchins and his wife Elizabeth Burrage of Calvert Co. their siblings, ancestors, etc. - Thomas Turner & Elizabeth Gilbert (parents of Monica Turner wife of William Boarman). - parents of Elizabeth Lord, who married James Neale, Jr. (I have a Capt John Lord, but have little information on him or his wife). - parents of Jane Mathews who married Joshua Doyne (I have Thomas Mathews and Jane Cockshutt, again I have very little on this couple) I have quite a few Mathews & Matthews in my files that I don't have tied to a central family). Thanks, Jim Holt

Alice - that sounds like it might be a virus - called "Klez". Klez disables your anti-virus protection, and replicates variants, and attacks your email program. You need an outside program. Klez will also send out bogus emails to people on your address book list, and send multiple emails. Another thing it does is send you emails with "From:" names like Jiffy, or names you recognize with maybe an extra letter or two added (like "mcccroby" instead of "mccroby") and "Subjects:" like "Honey", "What til you see this", "Can hardly wait", etc. I would really try to run this utility. Follow the directions on the page. Try running this from the Norton site: http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.klez.removal tool.html -------Original Message------- From: MDGEN-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, February 23, 2003 17:57:40 To: MDGEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MDGEN] Roll Call Sorry, my computer occasionally decides to send repeated "sentmail" messages for no reason that I can figure out-and I can't stop it when this happens-hope it hasn't caused too much of a problem. Alice ==== MDGEN Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from the list : MDGEN-L-request@rootsweb.com or if you are on the Digest replace the L with D and Put unsubscribe in the subject line