Hi, new to the list and looking for information on the following: Flavilla CHANEY married Zachariah Baldwin 05/18/1839 in PG County John CHANEY married Linda? CARR 02/13/1840 in PG County Are these two CHANEY folks related in any way? What's the best way to find out that information? Where are they buried? Can anyone help. Thanks, Sue<br clear=all><hr>Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at <a href="http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>

Sallie, I do not have either individual in my files, but I checked 2 sources and found: Edward Burch m. Ann Spink(s) 15 Oct 1779 & 30 Nov 1779 both sources had P.G. Co., MD There was nothing on Ann Spink(s) or Ann Burch marrying an Alexander McDonald ! Hope this will help you! Morris > -----Original Message----- > From: Sallie Cannon [mailto:SACANNON@prodigy.net] > Sent: Friday, April 06, 2001 7:48 AM > To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: ANN BURCH McDONALD > > > Seeking information on Anastatia (Ann and/or Stacy). > > Anastatia, was married to Edward Burch, who died in 1761 in Prince > George, Co., MD. In 1765 she married Alexander McDONALD. > > Anyone have any information on Anastatia; her maiden name; if she > had any children by Alexander McDonald; any marriage record of her > marriage to Edward Burch, which might give Anastatia's maiden name; etc. > > I understand that when Edward Burch, married Anastatia ?, this > branch of the Burch family followed the catholic faith. > > Thanks, > Sallie Cannon > TX >

Seeking information on Anastatia (Ann and/or Stacy). Anastatia, was married to Edward Burch, who died in 1761 in Prince George, Co., MD. In 1765 she married Alexander McDONALD. Anyone have any information on Anastatia; her maiden name; if she had any children by Alexander McDonald; any marriage record of her marriage to Edward Burch, which might give Anastatia's maiden name; etc. I understand that when Edward Burch, married Anastatia ?, this branch of the Burch family followed the catholic faith. Thanks, Sallie Cannon TX

Since I don't know the answer, I posted it to the list. Beate >From: EPERRY4616@aol.com >To: beatehauer@hotmail.com >Subject: Re: GRAY/VERMILLION >Date: Thu, 5 Apr 2001 08:51:14 EDT > >Robert Vermillion and Burch Vermillion witnessed the Will of John Harris on >2 >Sept 1775 in Pr. George's County MD. Do you happen to know who these two >Vermillions belong to and what the connection is (if there is any) between >these two families? Thanks, > >Ernie Perry _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

Beate: Did you have any Vermillions that were buried at Congressional Cemetery in D.C. If so, I thought you might be interested in the headstone transcriptions below: VERMILLION Minnie Sinclair Vermillion, 1874-1917 Howard Milton Vermillion, 1877-1926 L. Charlotte Vermillion, 1884-1968 Ground stones on that side: Howard M. / Mother Other side of headstone reads: L. A. H. Cook Husband of Annie C. Cook, 1845-1918 Annie C. Cook, 1850-1932 -----Original Message----- From: Beate Hauer [mailto:beatehauer@hotmail.com] Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2001 5:55 AM To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: GRAY/VERMILLION In 1823 Priscilla VERMILLION married Alexius GRAY in Prince Georges County. I can't find any Alexius GRAY in the MD censuses. I'm looking for any information on the above couple (parents, children etc). Any lead is appreciated. Thank you! Beate _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. ==== MDPGEORG Mailing List ==== Please do not post list management messages to the list. Contact Carol Askey directly at askeycj@ix.netcom.com ============================== Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

In 1823 Priscilla VERMILLION married Alexius GRAY in Prince Georges County. I can't find any Alexius GRAY in the MD censuses. I'm looking for any information on the above couple (parents, children etc). Any lead is appreciated. Thank you! Beate _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

I understand that the "Aunt Amelia Frahern" hasn't been traced. This is not my line, but I remember reading a comment about it concerning the Tolsons. Someone has probably thought of this, but I'll pass it on, anyway. My cousin's ancestors were sometimes read as "Frehern" when they were named "Treherne" pronounced "Tren". Norma

Kenn.... Can't definitely link John Tolson Lowe to your Allen or John Wesley Lowe.... However know that John Tolson Lowe owned 16,000 acres in Florida (100 square miles) and it might have been in Nassua County, Fla... Don't have John Tolsons will but something maybe better.... I have the FTM CD#208 with the MD. Genealogical Soc. Bulletins 1-38. Suggest you all buy this CD as it contain 100's of pages old MD. records.. In Volume 20 #2 Spring 1979 there are about 3 pages on the Tolsons, Stonestreets and Lowes which follow as in a family lineage......... (1.)Francis Tolson (of Broad Creek near Oxon Hill in PG Co., MD) +Mary Clark (1st wife daughter of Robt. Clark) (2.) Frances b. 1710 (2.) Henry b. 7/8/1708 (2.) Gilbert b. 11/4/1712 + Ann (Lowe) ???? (2nd wife of Frances may have been a Lindsey...my guess) One child a son John T. (2.) John Tolson (1715-1768) + Ann Lowe (1733-1776) Johns will mentions 5 children and Goddaughter Sarah Lindsey and Godson John Tolson Lowe...... He willed cash to Sarah Riddle daughter of Frances Riddle and her sister Susannah. Executors John Lowe, John Baynes, Nathaniel Magruder, Michael Lowe. (3.) Frances (1762-1824) m1 Ann Middleton m2 Elizabeth Semmes (3.) Henry (3.) John Jr....never married mentions Godson Samuel Lowe and give Basil Lowe clothes (3.) Ann m. ??? Stonestreet (3.) Elizabeth...never married mentions Uncle Henry Lowe and Uncle James Lowe. Also James, Henry, and Richard Stonestreet.. Mentions Aunt Amelia Fahern... Now to put this together and see what you come up with based on the Major John Lowe chart I sent the other night... Note Susannah Riddle in the 1776 will that could be John Tolson Lowe's future wife who is mentioned as a Godson...... This is like a large picture puzzle.. By the way Henry Lowe m. Ann Stonestreet was the granddaughter of Thomas Christian Stonestreet as noted in Thomas's 1771 will... Perhaps other Tolson researchers can help set us set the record straight here.. Bill Bailey, Antioch, Ca., 94509 theDisk with to -----Original Message----- From: Kenn Lowe [mailto:KENNLOWE@prodigy.net] Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 6:54 PM To: Bailey Cc: Robert Stanley Orrell Subject: Re: Henry Lowe Bill: I am a great great grandson of Allen Lowe. I have been looking for his father for about 25 years with little luck. I know he is somehow related to John Tolson Lowe but I have not been able to make the connection. Allen was born about 1815 in Spanish Florida. William Lowe, John Tolson's brother, was probably in Florida at that time too. The reason I am certain that Allen was related to John T. was he served about five enlistments with John Wesley Lowe, John T's son. In one they were both listed as being born in Nassau County and both had the same color hair, eyes and complexion. Both were farmers which doesn't mean much. In your msg to Bob you mentioned John Tolson's will. Do you have the complete will and where can I get a copy of it? Susannah Riddle Lowe stated in her pension app that her last child was born in Florida in 1808 so that leaves Susannah and John T. out unless Allen was illegitimate. How are you related to John Tolson? Regards, Kenn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bailey" <pebailey@dnai.com> To: "'Robert Stanley Orrell'" <olebob@n-jcenter.com> Cc: <MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 6:19 PM Subject: RE: Henry Lowe > Bob.... > > I have Henry (b. abt 1733) and Ann (Elizabeths) children's birth dates all > in Prince Georges County,MD.... > > Samuel 9/2/1751 > Mary Ann 9/71752 > John Tolson 9/30/1754 m. Suzannah Riddle > Elizabeth 4/18/1756 m. William Rugless > Basil 3/17/1759 m. Tracy Wood > Rebecca 4/18/1762 m Henry Pickerill (brother to Samuel) > Mary 3/15/1764 m. Samuel Pickerill (brother to Henry) > Dennis 8/24/1766 > Nicholas 6/5/1768 > Francis 3/9/1772 > Anthony 1776 > > I also have Ann or Elizabeth as possibly Elizabeth Tolson (b. 1736) daughter > of Capt. John Tolson.... I think his John Tolson's will mentions Ann Lowes > in his will.... > > Also when Lt. John Tolson Lowe married Susannah Riddle he mentions that his > Uncle John Lowe attended the wedding. I believe this Uncle John Lowe to be > brother to Henry Lowe, Sr. whose wife (I surmise) was Ann Stonestreet.. Both > Uncle John Lowe and Henry Lowe, Sr. I believe are sons of John Lowe, Sr. and > grandchildren of Major John and Rebecca (Wright/Wight) Lowe. This is a > stretch but the wills and inventories point in this direction... > > Enoch L. Lowe governor of MD was a great grandson of Uncle John and his wife > Ann thru their son Capt. Michael and Ann (Magruder)Lowe. > > This family is not to be confused with Patrick Lowes descendants who were > Catholics and settled in St. Marys County, MD.. His grandchildren were > Colonel Henry and Colonel Vincent Lowe and I think they had a brother named > John Lowe.... > > Please contact Bill Stoneaker? in Las Vegas...He has a site on Family Tree > Maker about the Pickerill family that settled in Kentucky. > > Hope this helps.. > > Bill Bailey, Antioch, Ca., 94509 > > -----Original Message----- > From: Robert Stanley Orrell [mailto:olebob@n-jcenter.com] > Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 3:15 AM > To: Bailey > Subject: Re: Henry Lowe > > > Hi! bailey > > Also interested in any info on the Lowes. They have been a tough bunch > to research, especially the later ones. I only have six children for > Henry so any help is appreciated. > > Thanks > > Bob > > Bailey wrote: > > > Bob... > > > > Noticed your Henry and Ann Lowe from Prince Georges County, MD.... > > > > http://www.orrellfamily.com/Members/BOB/lowe/ > > > > I have Henry and Ann Lowe and have 11 children recorded for various > > sources... > > > > Bill Bailey, Antioch, Ca., 94509 > > >

Bill, you have a question mark beside the marriage of John Lowe to Mary Hawkins. The information below should provide a pretty clear answer. Mary Hawkins made a deposition re: George Tubman in PG County June 12, 1755 at which time she was said to be 74. That would make her birth date 1681 which would make that particular Mary a little old. John Lowe and his wife, Mary, of Prince George's County, MD conveyed on May 3, 1727, tracts of land each side of Portobacco Fresh, 330 acres. This land was given by Henry Hawkins, late of Charles County, to Mary Hawkins, his natural daughter and now Mary Lowe, wife of John Lowe. (Land:L#2.355) Ann

Bob.... Over the last few years, I have made a few notes on Major John Lowe and his descendants....and have put together a "draft" family tree to work from when sorting thru the various Lowes of Prince Georges, Charles, and St. Marys counties.... (1.) Major John Lowe (b. England 1768?- d abt 1798) + Rebecca Wright/Wight? (2.) Eliner Lowe (1680) (2.) Alice or Alie (1681) (2.) Rebecca (1682) m. Ignatius Hagen (2.) Elizabeth (1688) m. Henry Mudd (3.) many children (2.) John Lowe, Sr. (1692-1773)m. Mary Hawkins? (3.) Elizabeth (1708) m. Thomas Dawson (3.) Henry Sr. (1710-1774) m. Ann Stonestreet? (4.) Michael Lowe m. Ann Magruder (5.) Barbary (5.) Elizabeth (5.) Henrietta (5.) Lloyd Macubbin (6.) Enoch M. (5.) Henry H. (5.) James Rector Magruder (4.) Rebecca (4.) Mary Ann m. James Lowe? (4.) John Hawkins m. Barbara Magruder (4.) Henry m. Elizabeth Lindsey or Ann Tolson (5.) Samuel 9/2/1751 (5.) Mary Ann 9/71752 (5.) John Tolson 9/30/1754 m. Suzannah Riddle (5.) Elizabeth 4/18/1756 m. William Rugless (5.) Basil 3/17/1759 m. Tracy Wood (5.) Rebecca 4/18/1762 m Henry Pickerill (bro. to Samuel) (5.) Mary 3/15/1764 m. Samuel Pickerill (brother to Henry) (5.) Dennis 8/24/1766 (5.) Nicholas 6/5/1768 (5.) Francis 3/9/1772 (5.) Anthony 1776 (4.) Harry m. Ann ???? (4.) Greenberry (3.) Eleanor? (1715) m. George Dawson (3.) John Lowe, Jr. (1724-1790?)m. Mary Elizabeth ???? (4.) James m. Elizabeth Wig (4.) Nicholas m. Sarah ???? (4.) John (4.) Thomas?? m. Verlinder Finley (3.) Rebecca (1717) m John Bayne/Beane (4.) many children Hope this provides a working model to build from..... I am hoping that more of Major Johns descendants can jump in and help get the lineage of Major John's descendants correct!! Bill Bailey, Antioch, Ca., 94509

I am looking for any information on Longworths as early as the middle 1600s. Three brothers born after 1635 were born in VA. The brothers had a falling out and one branch of the family went to Maryland. I am trying to find that branch of the family. Any Longworth info for the 1600s or 1700s is very much appreciated. Not sure which Maryland County they ended up in. Patricia

Bank Records Aid in Slaves History By DARLENE SUPERVILLE .c The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - A young boy is stolen away from Africa, sold into slavery, left to fend for himself after winning his freedom in the Civil War. Buried in the 1870 bank record for 20-year-old George Thompson is much more than the dry stuff of deposits, withdrawals, dollars and cents. His life story unfolds in a new collection of records from the Freedman's Bank that offers glimpses into a period in America's history when blacks moved from slavery to citizenship. ``Doesn't know father or mother's names or brothers and sisters. Was stolen away from Africa, thinks when he was about 15 years old,'' says the record for Thompson, who worked as a driver for a doctor and deposited his money in the bank's New York branch. Created by President Lincoln in 1865, mostly to help freed slaves after the war, the Freedman's Bank folded within a decade, costing depositors some or all of their savings. More than a century later, the surviving records are making it easier for many Americans to search out their pasts. The bank records tell when and where an account was opened and, in most cases, list the depositor's age, address, occupation, military history - even height and complexion. Names of former slave owners were sometimes listed, too. ``Has two moles under the right eye. Widow. Rents from Mrs. Crawley,'' reads part of the May 1869 notation on the bank card of Mary J. Green. David Tavis, who opened an account in the Washington branch in September 1866 with $10, is described in precise terms. ''5 ft. 4 in. Dark,'' his record says. The files also note when a depositor ``signed own name,'' suggesting some could read and write. Unsure, perhaps, of how they'd fare on their own, some depositors left explicit instructions on how their savings should be handled. Sarah Nugent, born free in Charles County, Md., and the mother of William Henry, put $20 into a new account in Washington in March 1868. ``I desire that whatever money I may have in the bank in case of my death to be paid to my son above named,'' said Nugent, who lived near what is now Washington's Foggy Bottom neighborhood. Not all the bank's depositors were black. Whites, often immigrants from Germany, Ireland and Italy, trusted the Freedman's Bank with their savings, too. Other account holders were natives of Africa and the West Indies. Irish native Isaac Williamson, 59, a tinsmith in New York City, was excited about opening an account in late 1871. ``Is too nervous to write his name,'' his bank card noted. A new CD-ROM arranges the nearly 480,000 names from the bank's 37 branches in 17 mostly Southern states to show relationships among depositors, including names of spouses, parents, children and grandchildren - all valuable leads for genealogists Researchers say the disk is important because the records, which are housed at the National Archives, aren't well organized. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Mormons, spent 11 years, with help volunteered by Utah prison inmates, extracting and linking the names before releasing the disk for sale in February. The church, which teaches that family ties continue beyond the grave and encourages members to trace their roots, collects genealogical data from around the world and maintains a database of more than 400 million names, which is available on the Internet. The disk already is saving amateur genealogists like Hollis Gentry a lot of leg work. Gentry, 37, began her research 25 years ago after the publication of ``Roots,'' in which Alex Haley traced six generations of his family back to West Africa. She found a great-great uncle - self-employed shoemaker and Civil War veteran Daniel Langley - after countless hours searching records at the Archives. Comparing her library notes against the disk, Gentry unexpectedly found another great-great uncle with just a few computer-mouse clicks as she sat in her one-room apartment, surrounded by rows of reference books and binders stuffed with information about long-ago relatives. St. Paul Langley, a brother of Daniel, opened an account at the Norfolk, Va., branch of the Freedman's Bank in 1873 for an organization called the Young Juvenile Samaritans. He served on its banking committee. ``Prior to that I had no information indicating that he had money in the bank,'' Gentry said, marveling at the ease of her computer-assisted search. ``It'll make it a whole lot easier and a lot faster to locate a record if one exists.'' On the Net: Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society: http://www.rootsweb.com/(tilde)mdaahgs Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: http://www.lds.org Freedman's Bank: http://www.ustreas.gov/curator/freedmans/index.html National Archives: http://www.nara.gov/genealogy National Genealogical Society: http://www.ngsgenealogy.org/index.htm Buying and downloading the records: http://www.familysearch.org AP-NY-04-02-01 0113EDT Copyright 2001 The Associated Press. The information contained in the AP news report may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or otherwise distributed without the prior written authority of The Associated Press. All active hyperlinks have been inserted by AOL.

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I am looking for the parents and ancestry of Ninian Mockbee. I think in the 1800? Census that a Ninian and Brock McBee/Macbee were next to each other in Montgomery County, MD.. I wonder if a Brock Mockbee may be his father...... In the abstracts of Wills, Montgomery County, MD. 1776-1825, Ninian's will of June 30,1812 lists his wife Mary and heirs: daughters Nancy Smith, Milli Lowe, Anna Lowe, Fanny Buxton, Cordelia, and Martha, and son Ninian... I think another son in the 1800 Census must have died or moved away.. Wife Mary's surname is listed as Mary Thomlison (see Roots Web worldconnect). My main interest is the Nehemiah Lowe family who I think might be related to Zadock Lowe from Forestville and Upper Marlboro. Milli was apparently Amelia/Permilia Mockbee who married Nehemiah Lowe (b. 1756) in Prince Georges County, MD. Henry Lowe married sister Ann Mockbee. Henry Lowe was probably a brother, son, or cousin of Nehemiah Lowe as Henry listed Nehemiah as a laborer on an indenture. I believe Martha "Patsy" married a William Linson (see Roots Web Worldconnect) Would appreciate some help from the Mockbee descendants with the family of this Ninian Mockbee ? Thanks Bill Bailey, Antioch, Ca., 94509

Bob.... I have Henry (b. abt 1733) and Ann (Elizabeths) children's birth dates all in Prince Georges County,MD.... Samuel 9/2/1751 Mary Ann 9/71752 John Tolson 9/30/1754 m. Suzannah Riddle Elizabeth 4/18/1756 m. William Rugless Basil 3/17/1759 m. Tracy Wood Rebecca 4/18/1762 m Henry Pickerill (brother to Samuel) Mary 3/15/1764 m. Samuel Pickerill (brother to Henry) Dennis 8/24/1766 Nicholas 6/5/1768 Francis 3/9/1772 Anthony 1776 I also have Ann or Elizabeth as possibly Elizabeth Tolson (b. 1736) daughter of Capt. John Tolson.... I think his John Tolson's will mentions Ann Lowes in his will.... Also when Lt. John Tolson Lowe married Susannah Riddle he mentions that his Uncle John Lowe attended the wedding. I believe this Uncle John Lowe to be brother to Henry Lowe, Sr. whose wife (I surmise) was Ann Stonestreet.. Both Uncle John Lowe and Henry Lowe, Sr. I believe are sons of John Lowe, Sr. and grandchildren of Major John and Rebecca (Wright/Wight) Lowe. This is a stretch but the wills and inventories point in this direction... Enoch L. Lowe governor of MD was a great grandson of Uncle John and his wife Ann thru their son Capt. Michael and Ann (Magruder)Lowe. This family is not to be confused with Patrick Lowes descendants who were Catholics and settled in St. Marys County, MD.. His grandchildren were Colonel Henry and Colonel Vincent Lowe and I think they had a brother named John Lowe.... Please contact Bill Stoneaker? in Las Vegas...He has a site on Family Tree Maker about the Pickerill family that settled in Kentucky. Hope this helps.. Bill Bailey, Antioch, Ca., 94509 -----Original Message----- From: Robert Stanley Orrell [mailto:olebob@n-jcenter.com] Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 3:15 AM To: Bailey Subject: Re: Henry Lowe Hi! bailey Also interested in any info on the Lowes. They have been a tough bunch to research, especially the later ones. I only have six children for Henry so any help is appreciated. Thanks Bob Bailey wrote: > Bob... > > Noticed your Henry and Ann Lowe from Prince Georges County, MD.... > > http://www.orrellfamily.com/Members/BOB/lowe/ > > I have Henry and Ann Lowe and have 11 children recorded for various > sources... > > Bill Bailey, Antioch, Ca., 94509

Hello, List, I just subscribed to this discussion list. My name John W. O’Neal, II. I live in Amherst Ohio but I am descended from the O’Neale family which has its roots in Maryland. I am related to Joseph O’Neal, Father of William O’Neale, Father of Laurence or Lawrence O’Neal, Father of John O’Neale, Father of the infamous “Rebel Rose” Rose Maria O’Neal Greenhow of Civil War fame. All of the above resided and moved around through Maryland, in St. Mary’s, Calvert, Montgomery, Frederick Counties, to name a few during the 1600’s through 1800’s. All were land owners and I have some documentation on the lands they owned. I would like to share what information I have on the O’Neale’s. I have my information posted on the WWW at http://www.lor.net/johndortco If you are interested, please check out my web page and contact me at johndortco@lor.net Thank you, John

I am trying to find parents of a Mary Ann Ferguson in PG Co, near Forestville area. She was b. 20 June 1820 She married Edward L. Darcey on 3 Apr 1850 in P.G. Co. he was b. 1820 d. 13 Dec 1894 in P.G. Co. I have several FERGUSON families in the area, but can not link her to any! Thanks for any help you can give me. Morris L. Ferguson mailto:leroyf@chesapeake.net

Where can I obtain a Maryland death certificate for 1948? Sally Haverly

Would someone be so kind as to look for any Hawley families on the 1776 census? Thank you. Nancy Lehto

Hello: I would like to know the name of the cemetery that is near the intersection of East Randolph Road and Route 29. I believe it is in the northeast quadrant of that intersection. May be in Montgomery County near the Prince Georges County line. Thanks, Carty Lawson