Hello all! I am looking for any info whatsoever regarding my grandmother or her family (mother,father, siblings, etc) Lana Berniece Meredith, born November 14 or 15 1911 in Jonesboro Arkansas. I appreciate any help you can give me, Thanks, Kimberly Buzzell PacifiCare of Colorado Small Business/Baseline Membership Accounting (480) 350-9500 Ext. 5392 Kimberly.Buzzell@PHS.com :-) :-) :-) This electronic message transmission, including any attachments, contains information from PacifiCare Health Systems Inc. which may be confidential or privileged. The information is intended to be for the use of the individual or entity named above. If you are not the intended recipient, be aware that any disclosure, copying, distribution or use of the contents of this information is prohibited. If you have received this electronic transmission in error, please notify the sender immediately by a "reply to sender only" message and destroy all electronic and hard copies of the communication, including attachments.

Happy Sunday evening dannie1304@go.com I know you are searching the above family and so are many other genealogy seekers. I hope you will consider a look in the MEREDITH-L rootsweb.com site. Hope your search and your information will help all of you folks. Jerry Bluchp56@aol.com http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=DESC&db=:1930204&id=I2958 Another searcher submitted this report: 1 Mildred BAGBY b: ABT. 1722 d: AUG 1796 + James MERIDITH , Sr. b: ABT. 1715 d: MAY 1790 2 William MERRIDITH b: BET. 1740 - 1742 d: SEP 1824 + Anne BONDS b: BET. 1742 - 1744 d: DEC 1791 3 Francis MERIDITH b: 1767 d: NOV 1829 + William Dudley BONDS b: ABT. 1745 d: 15 APR 1815 4 James BONDS b: ABT. 1763 d: 1820 + Mary ELLIMAN 5 Colvin BONDS b: ABT. 1788 + Jane RAMAGE b: 1787 6 Richard BONDS b: 15 MAY 1811 d: 3 OCT 1889 + Alcie GARRETT b: 18 JUL 1824 d: 24 JUN 1872 6 Rhonda BONDS 6 Jesse BONDS 6 John BONDS 6 Robert I. BONDS b: 25 NOV 1819 d: 5 OCT 1889 + Mary ROBINSON 5 Richard BONDS + Joice (UNKNOWN) 6 Noah BONDS + Frances CHANDLER 5 John BONDS b: 1776 d: 10 NOV 1840 + Nancy STARK b: ABT. 1780 6 Rachel BONDS b: 1804 6 Mary BONDS b: 1807 6 Rebecca BONDS b: 1810 6 James BONDS b: 1813 6 Thomas BONDS b: 1815 6 Kesiah BONDS b: 1818 6 John Calvin BONDS b: 1821 5 James BONDS 4 Martha Jane BONDS b: 1775 4 Dudley BONDS b: 1792 + Ann VANBIBBER b: 3 FEB 1800 4 Elizabeth BONDS 4 John BONDS 4 Thomas BONDS 4 William BONDS 4 Meridith BONDS 4 Jane BONDS 3 Catherine MERIDITH 3 Elizabeth MERIDITH 3 Mary MERIDITH 3 Sarah MERIDITH 3 Thomas MERIDITH 3 James B. MERIDITH 3 Jane MERIDITH 3 John MERIDITH 3 Martha Jane MERIDITH + Thomas LOFTON b: ABT. 1775 4 Nancy LOFTON b: ABT. 1821 + Sylvester Cade BEEVERS b: 13 MAR 1819 5 Dorus Cade BEEVERS b: 23 AUG 1847 + Helen Louise RUSH b: 22 JUN 1848 6 Joseph Wynn BEEVERS b: 7 MAR 1880 3 Elisha MERIDITH 3 Daniel MERIDITH 3 William MERIDITH 3 Nancy MERIDITH1 Mildred BAGBY b: ABT. 1722 d: AUG 1796 + James MERIDITH , Sr. b: ABT. 1715 d: MAY 1790 2 William MERRIDITH b: BET. 1740 - 1742 d: SEP 1824 + Anne BONDS b: BET. 1742 - 1744 d: DEC 1791 3 Francis MERIDITH b: 1767 d: NOV 1829 + William Dudley BONDS b: ABT. 1745 d: 15 APR 1815 4 James BONDS b: ABT. 1763 d: 1820 + Mary ELLIMAN 5 Colvin BONDS b: ABT. 1788 + Jane RAMAGE b: 1787 6 Richard BONDS b: 15 MAY 1811 d: 3 OCT 1889 + Alcie GARRETT b: 18 JUL 1824 d: 24 JUN 1872 6 Rhonda BONDS 6 Jesse BONDS 6 John BONDS 6 Robert I. BONDS b: 25 NOV 1819 d: 5 OCT 1889 + Mary ROBINSON 5 Richard BONDS + Joice (UNKNOWN) 6 Noah BONDS + Frances CHANDLER 5 John BONDS b: 1776 d: 10 NOV 1840 + Nancy STARK b: ABT. 1780 6 Rachel BONDS b: 1804 6 Mary BONDS b: 1807 6 Rebecca BONDS b: 1810 6 James BONDS b: 1813 6 Thomas BONDS b: 1815 6 Kesiah BONDS b: 1818 6 John Calvin BONDS b: 1821 5 James BONDS 4 Martha Jane BONDS b: 1775 4 Dudley BONDS b: 1792 + Ann VANBIBBER b: 3 FEB 1800 4 Elizabeth BONDS 4 John BONDS 4 Thomas BONDS 4 William BONDS 4 Meridith BONDS 4 Jane BONDS 3 Catherine MERIDITH 3 Elizabeth MERIDITH 3 Mary MERIDITH 3 Sarah MERIDITH 3 Thomas MERIDITH 3 James B. MERIDITH 3 Jane MERIDITH 3 John MERIDITH 3 Martha Jane MERIDITH + Thomas LOFTON b: ABT. 1775 4 Nancy LOFTON b: ABT. 1821 + Sylvester Cade BEEVERS b: 13 MAR 1819 5 Dorus Cade BEEVERS b: 23 AUG 1847 + Helen Louise RUSH b: 22 JUN 1848 6 Joseph Wynn BEEVERS b: 7 MAR 1880 3 Elisha MERIDITH 3 Daniel MERIDITH 3 William MERIDITH 3 Nancy MERIDITH

http://www.geocities.com/~surryco/mar98.html COTTON/MEREDITH/BAGBY/FULKERSON Marla Webb Mar 3 I am looking for any information related to my ancestor Caleb Cotton born about 1780 in Rowan County. He married Nancy Meredith in Surry County 6 Nov. 1801. The bondsman was Thomas C. Burch and witness William Meredith. She is believed to be a descendant of the family of James Meredith Sr. and Mildred (Bagby) Meredith of Stokes and Surry Counties. The William Meredith who was witness to the marriage bond is believed to be the Capt. William Meredith of Kings Mountain. Her father was James B. Meredith and mother was Nancy (Fulkasin) (Fulkison)(Fulkerson). I am searching for any source regarding these parents of Nancy Meredith. Nancy Fulkasin may have been of Cherokee Blood. Her granddaughter, my gggrandmother was of Cherokee Blood. Caleb Cotton's father has been stated as being a James Cotton. There have been different names of the mother of Caleb Cotton given. The names are Sarah Crouch, Blue Bird, & Shropsey. These names have come from information handed down by different descendants. This is all the information I have to go on. Any help on these family names would beappreciated. http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?gsfn=Mildred&gsln=Bagby&sx=&gskw=&S erver=search&DatabaseID=3722&db=messageboards&ti=0&refine=1&prox=1&submit.x=22 &submit.y=9 http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/localities.northam.usa.states.nor thcarolina.counties.guilford/472.881 Submitter: Pat Subject:meredith-farrington Message:James Meredith, Jr 9-12-1745 Louisa/Hanover Co., Nc m:@1769 d:@1830 Stokes Co., Nc. m:Mary Crews b:@1752 Bedford Co., Va D: @1823 Stokes Co., Nc. Pts: James Meredith, Sr b:@1772 Louisa/Hanover, Va d:@1790 surry Co, Nc. m: Mildred Bagby b: @1724 d:@1796 Surry Co., Nc.. Mary Crews: pts Hardy/Hardemon Crews b:@1730 d:@1800 Person/Caswell Co., Nc. m: Phoebe Goochee(white version)Doochee (indian version) b:@1730 d:@1801 Person/Caswell Co., Nc. There is 2 real good sources for this family> they are both on the HACKETT genforum.com and the MEREDITH genforum.com. Check them out. Pat

http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=DESC&db=:2157038&id=I114974701 Suggest you contact: 1 Mildred BAGBY b: 1725 d: 1796 + James MEREDITH SR. b: 1720 d: 1790 2 James MEREDITH JR. b: 1747 d: 1820 + Sarah CREWS b: 19 September 1773 d: 26 February 1862 3 John MEREDITH b: 5 January 1775 d: 15 October 1825 + Mary Polly KNIGHT b: 30 October 1777 d: after 1840 4 Nathan MEREDITH b: 7 November 1805 d: after 1860 + Jane BOWMAN b: about 1810 d: before 1839 5 Mary Jane MEREDITH b: 5 April 1838 d: 29 July 1882 + Anderson TANSEY b: 14 November 1828 d: 28 February 1901 6 Ellen Permelia TANSEY b: 12 September 1860 d: 5 March 1941 + Josiah Wilson WARD b: 26 march 1848 d: 23 September 1938 6 Albert Cyrus TANSEY b: 27 October 1858 d: 14 Sept 1934 + Elizabeth Jane MEEKS b: 17 June 1865 6 Laura TANSEY b: 1863 + UNKNOWN MCBRIDE 6 Kate TANSEY + Floyd STEELE 6 Minnie M. TANSEY b: 1873 5 John A MEREDITH b: 1828 5 Permelia C MEREDITHY b: 1830 5 Yancy B MEREDITH b: 1833 5 Sarah MEREDITH b: 1835 5 Thomas MEREDITH b: 1835 4 Andrew MEREDITH b: 22 April 1798 d: 15 May 1887 4 Rachael MEREDITH b: 7 August 1800 d: about 1825 4 Elizabeth MEREDITH b: 25 February 1803 d: about 1822 4 Sarah MEREDITH b: 14 November 1808 d: about 1845 4 Hannah MEREDITH b: 13 June 1812 d: 15 August 1851 4 Lydia MEREDITH b: 1817 3 David MEREDITH b: 17 December 1769 d: 1864 3 Elisha MEREDITH b: 1773 d: 1848 3 Elizabeth (Betty) MEREDITH b: 1779 3 James MEREDITH b: 16 January 1776 d: 18 September 1845 3 Martha MEREDITH b: about 1783 3 Nancy MEREDITH b: 1785 3 Sarah (Sally) MEREDITH b: 24 June, 1785 d: 26 July 1858 3 Jane MEREDITH b: 1789 3 Hannah MEREDITH b: 1787 3 Mary MEREDITH b: 3 March 1806 d: 12 February 1887 2 William MEREDITH b: 1742 d: 1825 2 John MEREDITH b: 1750 2 Samuel MEREDITH b: 15 May 1760 d: 1805 2 Mary MEREDITH b: 1785 2 Daniel MEREDITH b: 17 May 1762

Hello, I have just one MEREDITH in my tree. Hoping to find information on Margaret MEREDITH. She was born abt. 1854 in Canada. She married Judson Moore April 15, 1871 in Sanilac County, MI. They had seven children. Any information would be appreciated. Laura

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John Merideth (1864-1942) ELYNE MITCHELL Merideth, John Baldwin Hoystead (1864-1942), soldier and doctor, was born on 11 November 1864 at Derrylough, Rosenallis, Queen's County, Ireland, seventh child of William Meredith, landowner, and his wife Annie, née Hoystead. The Merediths were a Welsh family. John was orphaned when he was 9 and was educated at Arlington College, Port Arlington. Unable to afford either an army commission or to play football for Ireland, in 1882-87 he studied medicine. In the leading hospitals in Dublin under the auspices of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, in 1888 he qualified as a licentiate of the Royal colleges of Surgeons and Physicians, Edinburgh, and of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow. He hoped to marry and practise in Ireland but decided, after asking his fiancée if she would go to one of the colonies, to try for a passage as ship's doctor. Only after signing on did he realize he was going to Australia. He arrived in 1888 and bought a practice at Raymond Terrace, New South Wales. His fiancée, Harriett Eveline Waters of Kildare, arrived two years later, after her father, who had prevented her leaving, had died. They were married on the day she landed, 20 May 1890, in St Philip's Anglican Church, Sydney. Of their three children, Marjorie married (Lieut-General Sir) Iven Mackay. Meredith became government medical officer for a large area. He had joined the Hunter River Light Horse and volunteered for the South African War, going as medical officer in the Citizen's Bushmen's Contingent in 1900. He served in Rhodesia, the Transvaal, Orange River Colony, Cape Colony and at the relief of Mafeking and was awarded the Queen's Medal with four clasps. In 1905, as second lieutenant, he formed a troop of light horse at Raymond Terrace, part of the 4th Light Horse Regiment; he was promoted captain in 1906 and major in 1908. Meredith took his family to England and Ireland in 1908-09 and was attached to the 18th Hussars for training in Ireland. While overseas, he bought a bull calf and a cow in calf for his Leigh Jersey stud and also a motor car. In 1910 he commanded the 4th Light Horse Regiment; promoted lieut-colonel in 1911, he commanded the 6th L.H.R. (Hunter River Lancers) in 1912. On the outbreak of World War I Meredith joined the Australian Imperial Force on 28th August 1914 in command of the 1st L.H.R. which fought dismounted on Gallipoli from May 1915 until the evacuation. In November he was temporary commander of the 1st Light Horse Brigade. In mid-January 1916, back in Egypt, the brigade was up the Nile from Cairo. In May Meredith commanded it in the Sinai desert while 'Fighting Charlie' Cox [q.v.8] had sick leave. He was in command during the battle of Romani when his three regiments held back the Turks throughout the night of 3-4 August. (Sir) Henry Gullett [q.v.9], in his official history, wrote: 'by their calm and dogged work in the night Romani had virtually been won'. Later, 'in February [1917] the 4th Australian Light Horse Brigade was created in Egypt under Meredith, who had handled the 1st Light Horse Brigade so admirably at Romani'. Meredith was awarded the Distinguished Service Order in December 1916 and in February 1917 the Order of the White Eagle (Serbia). He was promoted colonel and temporary brigadier general in May 1917 and in November, just before the battle of Beersheba, he embarked for Australia for 'family reasons'. His A.I.F. appointment ended on 3 January 1918. In 1921 he commanded the 2nd Cavalry Brigade, Australian Military Forces, and he retired in 1923 as honorary brigadier general. Meredith was a well-built, athletic man, with a great zest for life. He was successful and popular in medical practice. His Jersey stud was of great interest to him and he became vice-president of the Jersey Herd Society of New South Wales. He loved animals and had many pets, usually about nine dogs, retrievers, setters and pointers. After his wife's death, he married 20-year-old Alice Christina Mowbray Windeyer on 19th October 1921, at St John's Anglican Church, Raymond Terrace. Meredith died at Maitland on 1st January 1942 and was cremated. He was survived by a son and two daughters of his first marriage, and by his wife and four young sons. __________________________________________________________________________ jam_kinross@hotmail.com sent the following query to MEREDITH-L Rootsweb I'm looking for information on the family of: John Baldwin Hoystead Meredith (1864-1992), born November 11th at Derrylough Rosenallis Queens County Ireland. Orphaned at age 9 (7th child) and educated at Arlington College Port Arlington. So any information about what was happening historically at this time would also be of interest. In particular wondering about his immediate family (brothers and sisters) and also any information regarding his parents William Meredith, Landowner Welsh family and wife Annie nee Hoystead

REP. DENNY J. MERIDETH, III 92nd General Assembly http://www.house.state.mo.us/bills03/member/bio162a.htm Rep. Denny Merideth III, a Democrat, represents Pemiscot County, and parts of Dunklin and New Madrid counties (District 162) in the Missouri House of Representatives. He was first elected to the House in a special election in 1997, and then re-elected in the general election of November 2002. In addition to his legislative duties, Rep. Merideth is a farmer. He also served in the U.S. Air Force from 1973-1995 as an F-15 pilot. http://www.house.state.mo.us/bills03/member/bio162a.htm Rep. Merideth graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy with a bachelor of science degree in international affairs. He also received a master's degree in management from Webster University. Born March 15, 1951, Rep. Merideth currently resides in Caruthersville with his wife Heidi. They have four children: Danica, Erin, Kristofer, and Denny IV.

I'm looking for information on the family of: John Baldwin Hoystead Meredith (1864-1992), born November 11th at Derrylough Rosenallis Queens County Ireland. Orphaned at age 9 (7th child) and educated at Arlington College Port Arlington. So any information about what was happening historically at this time would also be of interest. In particular wondering about his immediate family (brothers and sisters) and also any information regarding his parents William Meredith, Landowner Welsh family and wife Annie nee Hoystead _________________________________________________________________ SEEK: Now with over 50,000 dream jobs! Click here http://ninemsn.seek.com.au/

http://www.uk-genealogy.org.uk/Database/D0011/I14483.html James Meredith Spouses of James Meredith 1Pauline Elkin FatherJames S. R. Elkin ( - ) MotherElla Myrtle Jones ( - ) James Meredith and Pauline Elkin had the following children 1Peter James Meredith 2Wendy Pauline Meredith Descendants of James Meredith and Pauline Elkin 1 Peter James Meredith = Joanne Moxey 1 Kimberley Meredith 2 Chelsea Meredith 3 Jacob Meredith 2 Wendy Pauline Meredith = Hugh Bright 1 Sarah Bright 2 Matthew Bright

This is a repost of a previous query .....Contact wiseowl@big.net.au if you can contribute information meredith Date:1/19/2004 7:15:20 PM Central Standard Time From:wiseowl@big.net.au To:Bluchp56@aol.com CC: BCC: Sent on: I recently came across your address while searching for information on Hannah Meredith. She was from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where she married a Harry Gordon in 1755. She had children there and also had them in Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware, USA. There are several marriages for this couple. Harry Gordon and Hannah Meredith were married privately in 1755 by the Chaplain of a British Regiment in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I have located two other weddings for the couple. On 30 January 1762, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA there was a public wedding. Another occurred on 4 May 1763 at the old Trinity or old Swedes church in Wilmington, Newcastle, Delaware, USA. I noticed references to a Robert and Job Meredith, among others in Delaware in the information in rootsweb. Do you have anything that may connect my Hannah Meredith into your research. Hope to hear from you Judith

http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?Robert,Job::meredith::1959. html Meredith marriages in Coshocton Co, OH Posted by: Cheryl Shaw (ID *****7750)Date: June 20, 2003 at 05:35:36 of 2020 Resource is a library reference book titled: "MARRIAGES, COSHOCTON COUNTY, OHIO, 1811-1930, VOL. 1". MEREDITH: Christian.. 24 Mar 1892, to Mrs Betsey A Barrett. Edward.... 4 Nov 1916, to Clarissa Ford. George.... 12 Dec 1875, to Mary Bunfield. Henry..... 29 May 1895, to Salie Ogle (their spelling). Isaac.... 24 Aug 1837, to Mary Grove. Isaac.... 12 Oct 1867, to Mary Ann Coplen. J.W....... 2 May 1888, to Sade M.L. Meredith. James L... 28 Sept 1884, to Jennie P Stillinger. Jesse.... 9 Feb 1826, to Polly Beatty. Jesse.... 18 Mar 1858, to Julia Ann Maston. Job...... 3 June 1830, to Margaret Aunspaugh. Job...... 19 Nov 1852, to Amanda Vickers. John L... 19 Apr 1838, to Sarah Tredway. Peter.... 21 Aug 1832, to Elizabeth Hays. Robert... 13 Sept 1832, to Elizabeth Groves. Robert... 1 Feb 1922, to Minnie Dawson. Salathiel.. 14 Jan 1858, to Mary Hiett. Samuel.... 11 Oct 1841, to Margaret Cullison. Squire.... 18 May 1860, to Clarisa Purdy. Stephen Jr.. 1 Jan 1835, to Darcus Cullison. Stephen.... 16 Apr 1835, to Keziah Jane Nellona. Stephen.... 7 July 1836, to Elizabeth Bradford. Steven.... 13 June 1855, to Love Baily. W.H...... 3 May 1879, to Mary Barrett. William... 6 Nov 1851, to Elizabeth Prichard. William T.. 21 Jan 1891 to Elizabeth M. Wagner. MERIDETH: Benjamin.... 14 Oct 1841, to Rebecca Emery. Charles A.. 7 Sept 1882, to Sarah E. McCullough. Job...... 17 July 1884, to Cora A. Sutton. MERIDITH: George A... 12 April 1883, to Mary E Barnes. Henry..... 8 April 1819, to Jane Holiway.

http://home.fuse.net/barbwebb/Meredith3.html Meredith lineage 1. Davis Sr. Meredith Born 1750 in Kent DE - Prev. believed to be Radnorshire, Wales. Died 24 May 1825 in Hoodsville, WVA, (MORGANTOWN, MONONGALIA CO, (W) VA). Burial was probably on farm. He married ELIZABETH HOWELL, daughter of TIMOTHY HOWELL & MARTHA MARKS, Circa 1785 in possibly Loudan or Morgan Co. VA. Born 13 Apr 1765 in PROBABLY, LOUDOUN VA. Died About 1795 (before 1800). Buried in probably Fayette PA. They had the following children: i. HANNAH MEREDITH Born 1785. She married William Prichard, 18 Feb 1805 in Monongalia WVA. ii. ABSOLOM - Absolem MEREDITH Born 1789 in GEORGES TOWNSHIP FAYETTE, PA. Died 1847 in SANGAMON, IL. He married MARY ROYAL, 28 Sep 1807 in MONONGALIA, WVA. iii. REBECCA - Rebeckah MEREDITH Born 1790 in Georges Twnship, Fayette PA. Died 30 Jan 1875 in Hoodsville, Marrion WVA. Buried in Neptune family graveyard. She married Henry Neptune, 9 Oct 1806 in Morgantown, Monongahela WVA. Died Circa 1825 buried in Neptune family graveyard. 2 iv. Newton Sr. - Neu (New ) Meredith 1792-1852 Second Generation ——————— 2. Newton Sr. - Neu (New ) Meredith Born 1792 in Georges Twnshp Fayette PA. Died 1852 in WASHINGTON CO., OH. He married DORCAS SNIDER, daughter of JOHN SNIDER & Dorcas Evans, 25 Aug 1817 in MONONGALIA CO., VA. Born 1792 in (or abt 1796) MONONGALIA CO., VA. They had the following children: 3 i. John Meredith 1819-1903/8 ii. Susan Meredith Born 1832 - res. Washington Co. OH in 1852. She married John Cline, 16 Dec 1852 in Washington Co. OH. - res. Washington Co. OH iii. LYDIA MEREDITH Born 1834. She married John Cline, Before Newton's death. iv. Newton 'New' Jr. Meredith Born 1836. Died 4 Apr 1865 in Nashville TN. 4 v. ELIZABETH (BETSY) MEREDITH 1822- vi. MAHALA MEREDITH; She first married Thomas J. Cane, 29 Apr 1845 in Washington Co. OH. - res. Washington Co. OH She second married Thomas J. Law, in unknown. vii. Rachel Meredith Born 11 Oct 1840. Buried in Macksburg Cemetery. She married William Burton, son of unknown Burton, 11 Mar 1860 in Washington Co. OH. viii. Nancy Meredith Born 1842 - res. Washington Co. OH in 1858. She married Erastus Reed, 16 May 1858 in Washington Co. OH. - res. Washington Co. OH Third Generation ——————— 3. John Meredith Born 1819 in WVA - res. Wash. Co. OH in 1849 - Source: Washington Co. OH marriages. Died 20 Sep 1903 (stone says 1908) at his home near Yankeeburg NEWPORT, OH. Buried 26 Sep 1903 in Yankeeburg Cemetery Rt. 20, Newport, OH. He married Margaret Hemeger/Hemmeger, 31 Aug 1849 in MONONGALIA CO., VA (WV) or 1/4/1849. Born 28 Jan 1832 in PA. Died 1905 in NEWPORT, OH. Buried in Yankeeburg Cemetery Rt. 20, Newport, OH. They had the following children: i. PERRY MEREDITH Born 1850. ii. WILLIAM MEREDITH Born 1854 - res. Washington Co. OH in 1880. He married Caroline Stahl, 16 Dec 1880 in Washington Co. OH. - res. Washington Co. OH. 5 iii. Alfred Meredith Born 1867 iv. ELIZABETH MEREDITH Born 1859 - res. Washington Co. OH in 1877. She married Wilson Coon, 19 Sep 1877 in Washington Co. OH. Res. of Licking Co. (probably OH) in 1879. v. LAVINIA MEREDITH Born 1860. vi. JOHN MEREDITH Born 1863. 6 vii. GEORGE WASHINGTON MEREDITH Born 1867 4. ELIZABETH (BETSY) MEREDITH Born Dec 1822 in OH. She first married RICHARD MCPEAK, 28 Apr 1842 in Washington Co. OH. Born 1818 in OH - res. Washington Co. OH in 1842. They had the following children: 7 i. David MCPEAK 1863-1950 She second married unknown. Fourth Generation ——————— 5. Alfred Meredith Born 21 Mar 1867 in Yankeeburg, OH. Died 23 Feb 1918 in NEWPORT, OH. Buried in Yankeeburg Cemetery Rt. 20 Newport OH. He married Harriet Treadway, 21 Dec 1878 in Washington Co. OH. Born 8 Sep 1864 in COW RUN, OH. Died 31 Oct 1933 in NEWPORT, OH. Buried in Yankeeburg Cemetery on County road #20, Washington Co. OH. They had the following children: i. JOHN MEREDITH 1881- ii. LILLIE MEREDITH 1882- iii. CHARLES E. MEREDITH 1884- iv. Richard A. Meredith 1886- v. HELEN MEREDITH 1889- vi. Eliza 'Elizie' Merideth 1892- vii. Lemma 'Lemma' Charles Merideth 1897-1943 viii. CLARA M. MEREDITH 1899- ix. JoAnn MERIDETH 6. GEORGE WASHINGTON MEREDITH Born 11 Jan 1867 in OH. Died 27 Aug 1934 in OH. Buried 29 Aug 1934 in Forest Lawn, Mill Creek Memorial Park, near Youngstown OH. He married AMY CARVER, daughter of ARTHUR CARVER 1833-1907 & Martha Larkins 1827-1911, 31 Mar 1886 in WASHINGTON CO. NEWPORT TWNSHP OH. Born 4 Oct 1867 in WASHINGTON CO. NEWPORT TWNSHP, Marietta OH. Died 10 Jul 1943 at res. 327 School St., YOUNGSTOWN, MAHONING CO. OH. Buried 18 Jul 1943 in Forest Lawn, Mill Creek Memorial Park, near Youngstown OH. They had the following children: 8 i. ALBERT MEREDITH 1885-1950 9 ii. Charlotte 'Lottie' Meredith 1887-1965 iii. LESLIE Lee 'Lester' MEREDITH 1894-1949 10 iv. Herbert Everett Meredith 1898-1941 11 v. Nina Meredith 1903-ca1950/1960 12 vi. Emmett H. Meredith 1905- 13 vii. Raymond Meredith 1910- 14 viii. NOBLE George MEREDITH 1889-1958 7. David MCPEAK Born 28 May 1863 in OH. Died 29 Dec 1950 in Wood VA. Buried in Pleasant Home, Wood VA. Children: 15 i. unknown MCPEAK

http://genforum.genealogy.com/meredith/messages/1991.html Re: David Meredith b. 1780 DE, d. 1856 IN Posted by: Pat Wynn (ID *****3875)Date: October 29, 2003 at 21:41:46 In Reply to: Re: David Meredith b. 1780 DE, d. 1856 IN by Kenneth Meredith of 2020 I would like to get in contact with other descendants of the Merediths and Neldons and swap information. I am in possession of pictures of Franklin & Julia Meredith’s family, and some are labeled simply “Grandma Baker’s brothers and sisters – the Merediths. Perhaps you can help identify some of them. Franklin Meredith & Julia Ann Neldon are my great-great grandparents. I descend from: 1. John & Eva Neldon from Bedford County, PA, 2. Son: Frederick (b. 1781) married Eva Catherine Ween (about 1814 in PA.). 3. His daughter: Julia Ann Neldon (b. 1830 in Coshocton County, Ohio) married Franklin Meredith (b. 1828 in Coshocton County, Ohio ) on January 4, 1852. Franklin Meredith’s parents were: DAVE MEREDITH (b. 10/11/1780) and EVE NELDON, (b. 08/28/1790) the daughter of John & Eva Neldon from Bedford County, PA. and Sister of Frederick. Frank & Julia ended up in Harrison County, Missouri where my great grandmother, Luvina Elizabeth Meredith (b. 06-22-1862 in Indiana...they must have been on the move to Missouri??) married my great grandfather, William Henry Harrison BAKER on 09-07-1879. Their daughter, Alta May Baker (b. 12/23/1894) married James Benjamin Emory Snead (b. 10-01-1893) on October 13, 1922 in Denver, Harrison County, Missouri. One of their three children was my father, James William Snead, b. 10-26-1915 – d. 09-07-2001. My grandmother, Alta May Baker Snead, told me that Dave Meredith originally came from Delaware. She had occasion to see the Family Bible belonging to Eva Catherine Ween when it was in the possession of her grandmother, Julia Ann Meredith, and she said the Bible was written in German. She said that she realized the importance of the family history written on its pages and copied down as much as she could. This information though scant, she passed on to me. When Julia Meredith died, grandmother told me she no longer knew who had the Bible, but it was probably a Meredith descendant.

http://genforum.genealogy.com/meredith/messages/1462.html Re: David Meredith b. 1780 DE, d. 1856 IN Posted by: Kenneth MeredithDate: July 10, 2001 at 19:00:07 In Reply to: Re: David Meredith b. 1780 DE, d. 1856 IN by Lawrence A. Meredith of 2020 David Meredith was my great,great grandfather. One of his sons was Franklin who had a son Benjamin, who had four children. Manual , my father being one of them, They crossed the prairie in a covered wagon and lived in Mo. and Kansas as farmers. David's ancestors were 3 Job's originally from Wales either Radnorshire or Carmarthenshire in the 1600's. On several entries recently in this site the name Robert has come up as David's father and I wonder if Job changed his first name. I do not have my records here, but if you want more specific on other children, dates etc. please contact me on my e-mail dahkem@nac.net. Ken Meredith, Sussex N.J. Followups: Re: David Meredith b. 1780 DE, d. 1856 IN Pat Wynn 10/29/03

http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/welsh16.html A Simple Guide to Constructing 16th Century Welsh Names (in English Contexts) by Tangwystyl verch Morgant Glasvryn (Heather Rose Jones, hrjones@uclink.berkeley.edu ) copyright © 1996, all rights reserved The 16th century was in many ways a transition in Welsh naming practices between the Welsh way of doing things and the English way. While many Welsh names remained popular, English names were growing stongly in popularity and crowding out many of the less common traditional names. In theory, after Henry VIII passed the Act of Union, Welsh people were supposed to adopt English-style fixed, hereditary surnames, just as the English had been using for a considerable period at that point. In practice, the traditional Welsh patronyms and the use of personal nicknames didn't die out until long after the 16th century. During this century, you can find Welsh people mixing the two styles of names quite freely. Names were still quite fluid and the same person might appear one place as Katherine Vaughan and elsewhere as Katherine verch Edward. This pamphlet looks at the more typical names and name formats that appear in Welsh records during the 16th century. The sources for this pamphlet are a collection of late-16th century toll records from Pembrokeshire and summaries of legal procedings from Chancery records of the first half of the 16th century. For various practical reasons, I have used the first primarily for men's names and the second primarily for women's names. These records were written by primarily (if not exclusively) English- speaking people, and so you will not necessarily find "classical" Welsh spellings of names used. This pamphlet does not attempt to describe all the possible names and name patterns that could be found in 16th century Wales, but rather is a guide to how to construct a name that would be "typical" for the time and place. If you are interested in investigating the sources in more detail, see my articles Names and Naming Practices in Some North Pembrokeshire Toll Books (1599-1603) and Women's Names in the First Half of 16th century Wales. Given Names Men's Names The following names appear at least three times in my source documents. They are arranged in descending order of popularity and the most typical spelling(s) are given (also in order of popularity, if more than one is present). The modern "standard" spelling is given in square brackets. [John]John [David]David, Deyo [Thomas]Thomas [William]William, Wilkin, Gwillim [Ieuan]Ieuan, Yevan, Evan [Rhys]Rees, Res, Rice [Gruffudd]Griffith, Gruffith, Gryffyth [Lewis]Lewis, Lewes [Philip]Philipe [Jenkin]Jenkin [Morris]Moris [Owein]Owen [Richard]Richard [Hugh]Hughe [Henry]Harry, Henry [Hywel]Hoell, Howell [James]James [Morgan]Morgan [Robert]Robert, Hopkin [Llwyd]Lloid [Llywelyn]Llewelin, Llewelyn [Mathias]Mathias, Matho [Rhydderch]Rudderch, Rydderch [Einion]Eynon [George]George [Nicholas]Nicholas [Edward]Edward [Gwyn]Win, Wyn, Gwin, Gwyn [Maredudd]Meredith, Bedo [Peter]Peeter [Roland]Rowland, Roland [Walter]Walter, Gwallter, Watkyn [Francis]ffrancis, ffrances [Matthew]Mathew [Reynold]Rinold, Reynold, Reynallt Women's Names I have been more generous with the women's names and included all those for which identification is certain. The presentation is the same as for the men's names: descending order of popularity. [Margaret]Margaret, Margery [Joan/Jane]Joan, Jane, Jenet, Jenett [Katherine]Katherine [Elizabeth]Elizabeth [Agnes]Agnes, Annes, Nest, Neste [Alice]Alice [Gwenllian]Gwenlliana, Wenllyan, Gwenllyan [Anne]Anne [Maude]Maud, Maude [Ellen]Ellen, Elyn [Eleanor]Eleanor, Elynor, Elenor [Isabel]Isabel [Gwen]Gwen [Gwenhwyfar]Gwenhwyvar [Laurie]Lowrie, Lowry [Angharad]Angharad [Gweirfyl]Gwervyl, Gwerfyl [Mary]Mary [Rose]Rose [Dorothy]Dorothy [Juliana]Juliana [Lleucu]Lleyke, Llyke, Lucy [Amy]Amy [Cecily]Cecily, Syslye [Christian]Christyan, Christiana, Crislye, Crisly [Dyddgu]Dyddgu, Duthgy [Morfudd]Morvith, Morvyth [Tacy]Tacy [Alison]Alison [Emma]Emma [Eve]Eve [Joyce]Joyce [Antonia]Antonia [Beatrice]Beatrice [Florence]Florence [Fortune]Fortune [Frances]Frances [Gwladus]Gwladyse [Judith]Judithe [Llewelydd]Lewelyth [Mabilia]Mabiley [Mathilda]Matilde [Myfanwy]Mevanwy [Susan]Susan [Tangwystl]Tanglust Name Patterns As I mentioned above, there is a confusing mix of Welsh and English patterns in names. For any particular name, you cannot be certain whether someone has a fixed surname or a personal nickname. Here are the most typical patterns that are found. Patronyms Most people's names tell their ancestry for one or more generations -- nearly 90% of the people have names of this sort. Most typically, only the father's name is indicated (about three- quarters of the time); more rarely the father and grandfather are given (one-fifth of the time). Very rarely, the great- grandfather's name is also given, but never more than this. (It extremely rare, although not unheard-of, for a mother's name to be used.) In contrast to the Welsh patronyms of previous centuries, the most typical pattern is for ap (son of) to be omitted. Thus, patronyms most typically appear to be simply two or three given names in a row. (This last should not be thought of as having a "middle name", however.) It is quite rare for a name to have a patronym and any other type of byname. In some cases, what appears to be a patronym may actually be an inherited surname. For a woman, her given name would be followed by verch instead of ap. Women are less likely to omit this part of the structure than men are. Here are the typical patterns of names with patronyms, in order of popularity. Actual examples of each type of name have been given. <given name> <father's given name> Griffith David Agnes Owen <given name> <father's given name> <grandfather's given name> David William Thomas (no women's examples with this pattern) <given name> ap <father's given name> Lewis ap Rees Gwen verch Ieuan <given name> ap <father> ap <grandfather> David ap Hoell ap Griffith Margaret verch Gruffith ap Gwyn With some names, ap can combine with the following name as a single word. The following are typical examples: [Owen]» Bowen [Hywel] » Powell [Henry] » Penry, Parry [Einion] » Beynon [Rhys] » Price E.g. Richard Powell Henry Bowen Lewis In some cases with a single patronym (only the father), we find examples where an s has been appended to the end of the name, rather than ap before it. The following are typical examples: [Hywel]» Hoells [Henry]» Harris [John]» Jones [Ieuan]» Evans [Philip]» Philipes [Edward]» Edwards [Walter]» Walters E.g. Hughe Johnes For the most part, these combined forms are rarer than ones with ap. Non-Patronymic Bynames The other typical pattern for names is a given name followed by a single other byname. These other names may derive originally from a place-name, from a personal nickname, from an occupation, or may be an inherited surname of non-Welsh origin. These four types of names appear in roughly equal proportions, but all of them are much less common than patronyms. (Recall that only about a tenth of the people have this sort of name.) I have mentioned only ones that appear more than once or that are known from earlier records. Place-Names Place-names may appear as inherited surnames, but in many cases the place involved is the village or region where the person lives. The name of the place appears by itself, without using of or any other connector. E.g. John Narberth Anne Powes Personal Nicknames The following are some typical Welsh nicknames that appear, in decreasing order of popularity: gray, brown[Llwyd]Lloid, Lloyd white, fair[Gwyn]Win, Gwin, Wyn (masc.) Wen (women would use this) red[Coch]Goch, Cooke small, junior[Bychan]Vaughan tall[Hir]Hire, Hyre E.g. David Vaughan Alice Lloyd English words that derive from personal nicknames are more likely to be inherited surnames, but some such as Younge [young], Whit [white], and Browne [brown] may be translations of the equivalent Welsh nicknames (bychan, gwyn, llwyd). Occupations As above, some of these may be inherited surnames, rather than the actual profession of the person bearing the name. smith[gof]Smith y gove [y gof, i.e. "the smith"] doctor[meddyg] Methig carpenter[saer] Saer E.g. David Saer Thomas y Gove Anne Harper Non-Welsh Surnames In general, one can expect that these belong to people whose families moved into Wales from England or elsewhere. In theory, almost any English surname of this period might have ended up in Wales, and you can find this type of surname being used with unmistakably Welsh given names. A Particular Note On Women's Names A woman of this period in Wales might bear a true patronym (i.e., using her father's name), or might inherit something that looks like a patronym as a fixed surname, or might inherit a non- patronymic surname, or might have a personal nickname. If she married, she would be considerably more likely to keep her "maiden name" than to take her husband's name. If she did take her husband's name, she might use his surname (even if it were a true patronym!) or use his given name as a surname. It is sometimes difficult to tell from the records if a woman would actually be known as something like Elizabeth ap William or whether this is a mistake by an English-speaking clerk who simply assigned her her husband's "surname" without understanding what it meant. Bibliography Jones, Heather Rose. Names and Naming Practices in Some Pembrokeshire Toll Records (1599-1603) in Proceedings of the Known World Heraldic Symposium (1992). Kirkland: SCA College of Arms, 1992. Jones, Heather Rose. Women's Names in the First Half of 16th Century Wales in Y Camamseriad 4 (1996). Lewis, E.A. An Inventory of the Early Chancery Proceedings Concerning Wales. Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 1937. Lewis, E.A. The Toll Books of Some North Pembrokeshire Fairs (1599-1603) in The Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies vol.7 (1934). 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http://homepage.interaccess.com/~lzdz4me/ghtout/ipm.htm Meredith, Ambrose Broadaway ( 29 APR 1859 - 29 NOV 1956) Meredith, Ambrose Broadaway ( 20 APR 1891 - 8 APR 1944) Meredith, Anna Watson ( 2 JUN 1857 - 3 OCT 1929) Meredith, Edith Fulton ( 28 FEB 1889 - ) Meredith, Elizabeth ( 1818 - 1823) Meredith, Emily Broadaway ( - 25 JAN 1936) Meredith, Evelyn Meredith, Ezekiel C. ( 14 DEC 1837 - 12 AUG 1914) Meredith, Fannie ( 12 MAR 1861 - 16 SEP 1861) Meredith, Job ( 1821 - 1835) Meredith, Leora V. ( JAN 1869 - ) Meredith, Margaret ( 23 OCT 1915 - 9 DEC 1946) Meredith, Myrtle ( 15 AUG 1923 - ) Meredith, Peter Knotts ( 19 JUL 1834 - 15 JAN 1909) Meredith, Peter ( 1823 - 1894) Meredith, Peter ( 1 APR 1789 - 21 APR 1863) Meredith, Samuel ( 28 JUN 1840 - 19 MAR 1905) Meredith, Sarah Ann ( 30 SEP 1830 - 12 AUG 1917) Meredith, Thomas C. ( 4 SEP 1822 - 12 AUG 1844) Meredith, Whitely William ( 31 MAR 1833 - 18 NOV 1906) Meredith, Willard Saulsbury ( 20 APR 1862 - ) Meredith, William B. Meredith, William ( 1825 - 1825)

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~merideth/ The Merideth Family of Kent Co., Delaware My ancestor, Taylor Merideth was born about 1780 in the state of Delaware. He was married several times and had a large family. I believe he died about 1850 in Delaware. In my search for information about Taylor I have accumulated much information about the Merediths of Delaware & their descendants who migrated west. This web site is my attempt to share much of that information with other Meredith researchers. Most of the posted information was abstracted or transcribed from original sources such as Wills, Probate Records, Land Records, Tax Lists, Indenture Records, Letters, Bible Records, etc. Anyone having similar information which they would like to post please e-mail me. My Other Website (http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/e/r/Ronald-H-Merideth/index.html) GEDCOM of Delaware Merideths Probate The following are Meredith family Probate Records from Kent County, Delaware, abstracted from the records of the State Archive in Dover. Those records after 1893 have not been abstracted. They are listed as Index entries. If anyone needs an abstract of any of these e-mail me. Probate Records I believe that the progenator of the Meredith family in Kent Co., Delaware was Robert Meredith senior of Dorchester Co., Maryland. The following are items from Robert's probate in 1727. Inventory of Robert Meredith Elizabeth Meredith renunciates her right to administer to her son Job Meredith Land Records The following are links to abstracts from land records which contain valuable genealogical information about the Meredith family of Delaware & Eastern Maryland: This deed contains proof that Job had at least two wives. It names his first wife, Rebecca Davis, and is signed by Job & his second wife Lydia. It is also signed by his sons & daughter by wife number one. Job Merydith to John Potts 1786 This deed was Acknowledged in open court in 1793. It confirms a transaction made by the fathers of both parties in 1747. It names both their fathers. Surprise! Job's father is not Job. Thomas Moor to Job Merydith sr. An 1808 deed which proves that Davis Meredith of Kent Co., De and Davis Meredith of Monongalia Co., Va. are the same person. Davis Meredith and Wife (Of Monongalia Co., Va.) to Job Meredith This 1760 Deed names the heirs of John Wheeler including Robert Meredith & wife Rachel. Looks like Rachel's last name was Wheeler. William Wheeler from Wheeler heirs Merideth Family Records This is a collection of abstracted records from Tax lists, Land records, Probate records, Court records, Apprentice indentures, Poor house records, Births, Deaths, Marriages, Bibles, Tombstone, Church records, etc. Most were abstracted from microfilm of the original records. They are divided into three files and arranged chronologically. Part 1 1722-1799 Part 2 1800-1839 Part 3 1840-1976 POOR HOUSE Some Merediths went through difficult times. These are Poor House records from Kent Co., Delaware involving Merediths. Kent Co., Delaware Poor House Records LETTERS This is a letter written in 1826 from John Wheeler Meredith, who was born in Delaware & migrated to Miami Co., Ohio, to his son Samuel C. Meredith. It names his parents, wives and children and contains many births, marriages & deaths. John Wheeler Meredith Letter CHURCH The Cow Marsh Baptist Church was built on a corner of the Meredith homestead. The land was first leased to the church for a token amount by Job Meredith d.1793. Later the land was sold, also for a token amount, to the church by his son Job Meredith jr. Following is a list of church members copied from the original records by Miss Bertha Frazier in 1947. The copy I have is typed but has been photocopied so many times that it is hard to read. Names which I am unsure of are in brackets. I don't know what happened to the original church rec ords, but would certainly like to. Cow Marsh Baptist Church Members The following link connects to a site listing burials in the graveyard in the church yard and links to pictures of the tombstones. Mt Moriah (Cow Marsh) graveyard This page belongs to Ronald Merideth

http://search.atomz.com/search/?sp-a=sp10016e48&sp-f=iso-8859-1&sp-q=Merideth 2. McHenry - Meyers ••• DELAWARE ROSTER OF UNION SOLDIERS McHenry - Meyers LAST NAME FIRST NAME M.I AKA REGIMENT CO. RANK MISC McHenry Frank 3rd Inf. H McHugh... ...Meredith Charles H. 6th Inf. H. Cpl. Meredith John 3rd Inf. F Meredith Thomas 4th Inf. H Meredith Wm. 5th Inf. E Meredith William 7th... ...Meredith William 9th Inf. F Merredith John R. 9th Inf. E Cpl. Merrel McHall Halstead 6th Inf. E Merrideth Samuel J. Cav. 1st Bn. C... ...Merridith D. H. Cav. 1st Bn. C Merring Christian 1st Inf. G Merritt Calvin 4th Inf. D Merritt John 1st Inf. B Merritt John (John W.) 2nd... 61% Thu, 15 Jan 2004 21:47:11 GMT http://www.bitsofblueandgray.com/mchenry_meyers.htm