Seeking information about parents/ancestors of Henry NASH, Sr. b. 23 Jan 1792 in Herkimer Co.?, NY Henry NASH marr Catherine SMITH, b. 9 Sep 1798, Albany, NY The had following 7 children: Nancy, Henry Alexander, b. 1822 marr 1st Martha YOUNG, 2nd Maria HERRINGTON Elizabeth Ann, b. 1826, marr Unkn PHILLIPS Ann Maria, B. 1831 marr Phillip SMITH, Rachel, b. 1833 George Washington, b. 1835, marr Sarah SUMMERS Catharine Salina, b. 1838, marr Jefferson ROGERS Henry NASH's father was Alexander NASH, b. abt 1760 in England, came to this country "in Revolutionary times". Family history states Alexander came from England with two brothers. One brother returned to England, the other went to Canada. Alexander marr Caroline Unkn, b. abt 1762 Henry was the second of their seven children. Alexander NASH appears in Herkimer Co., NY census of 1800 in town of Norway and 1810 in town of Fairfield. Seeking any information regarding Alexander, his wife, and the other six siblings of Henry NASH. Ike Watrous FI WATROUS@AOL.com

Need help with my 3rd g-grandparents Abigail NASH & John JUMPER. Filed marriage intentions Minot, Androscoggin,ME, 29 OCT 1809. Minot Town Clerk said actual marriage NOT in Minot. Son John born to Abigail in New Gloucester, Cumberland, ME, 19 MAR 1810 (NG Birth/Christenings VRs 1732-1875, p.79, ser #727-7). (1) Searching for data on Abigail NASH. Where does she come from? Who are her parents, siblings, other children and/or relatives? (2) Which John JUMPER did she marry? John b.1787 in Poland, Androscoggin,ME, or John b. 1757 in Gloucester, Essex, MA? All help greatly appreciated as I've really hit a brick wall on Abigail & John.

I am trying to confirm that Isaac Nash, b. March 5, 1835 in LA, was the son of Benjamin Nash and Hannah Perkins. Can anyone help? Sherri in Texas

I said: >I have a Francis NASH who married Charlotte MOREY (reportedly half Mohawk >indian). >Francis was s/o Thomas NASH and Mary SNIFFEN. >Thomas was s/o James NASH, who was s/o Thomas NASH (reportedly "Sir >Thomas Nash of Lincolnshire" > >Francis had a son, David NASH, who married Sarah Rosalind Juliet JOHNS. >They had a son, Morehouse NASH, who had a daughter, Sarah Rosalind Juliet >NASH. She was my mother's mother's mother. Now, little more detail: Morehouse NASH lived in the town of Claverack, near the village of Martindale (NY?) He invented and manufactured "Great E. Liniment," equally beneficial to man and beast. James NASH was the eldest son of Sir Thomas Nash of Lincolnshire. James embraced the Quaker faith and came to the new world in 1742 or 1744. James became a landowner in Connecticut, near Ball's Pond, in Fairfield County. James had two wives and numerous offspring. James died at 82 and was buried in the Quaker graveyard near Chappaqua, in the town of Newcastle, Westchester Co., NY. Thomas NASH was born during James's Atlantic voyage in 1742 or 1744. He and hiw wife, Mary SNIFFEN made their home in Harlemville (NY?) Francis NASH was born in the neighborhood of Danbury. He had three sons: Alfred, James, and David Lane NASH. His wife, Charlotte MOREY, was the daughter of a Hillsdale farmer. Francis died on April 10, 1868, at the age of 87. David Lane NASH was a J.P. in the town of Claverack for six years. He moved to Claverack in 1884. His wife, Sarah Rosalind Juliet JOHNS, was of English Descent. She died January 20, 1892, at 75 years old. Any further leads are appreciated. Mark Bennett markb@blkbox.com

Looking for Nancy Ann Nash b 1845 AR, parents b SC. Said to have been Native American, Cherokee. Married Christopher Columbus (CC) Tate b 1846. Found in the 1900 and 1910 Pike Co AR census. Christopher may have come from Independence co AR. Mary Lou Cupit Reed

Seeking info on Joseph Nash b 1809 VA, m Margaret? b 1819-1820 KY. Census MO 1840 lists them in Buchanan Co., Platte Twp. Both parents listed as born VA. I have complete records forward. Need his parents. Thanks. Donna

Dear Marilyn, Cora, Mark, and Roger, Thanks to all of you for your responses! Your Francis Nash's all seem to be of a later time period than mine--perhaps mine is the ancestor of yours??? Here's what I know about him: Francis Nash was in Braintree, MA, by 1675 when he was a soldier in King Phillip's War. He may have been a nephew of James Nash of Weymouth--but this is not proven. He was a farmer and owned land in Braintree. He married 1st Elizabeth____, 2nd widow Mary (Purchase) Niles. (She is my ancestor on the Purchase/Niles line, as well.) He died in Braintree in 1713. The children of Francis Nash were: 1. Elizabeth b. 7 Sept 1677, m. John Veazie. 2. Samuel who m. Mary Brown and Susannah Thayer. 3. Thomas b. Aug 1781, m. Abigail Norkutt. 4. John who m. Mary Turbefield. 5. Margaret (my ancestor) b. 8 Mar 1684, m. John Niles. 6. Benjamin b. 25 Jun 1700, m. Ann Smith. 7. James b. 6 Oct 1703, m. Ann Earl. That's it in a nutshell. My reference was "Francis Nash of Braintree" by Hon. Joseph W. Porter of Bangor, Maine, published in NEHGR, Vol. 54, 1900. I'm still looking for a more resent source. But, meanwhile, I have checked some of his info. out in Braintree Town Records and, so far, it holds up. You will all get two copies of this because I am going to copy it to the Nash list--sorry about that! Thanks again for writing. Sue Roe Seal Beach, CA

I'm related to the Francis Nash of Braintree, MASS. My branch landed in Cayauga Co, Ohio (Troy Township)....founded the Welshfield Inn....and the next generation of REED/NASH/DOOLITTLE/PATCHIN/ROWLEY that transplanted themselves in Magnolia Township, Rock County, Wisconsin by 1850. Are you aware of the genealogy contained in the book "Francis Nash of Braintree"? I don't know if it was formally published, but it was put out by Puritan Press. It does a pretty good job of tracing all my NASH relatives.

>> I have a Francis NASH who married Charlotte MOREY (reportedly half Mohawk >> indian). >> Francis was s/o Thomas NASH and Mary SNIFFEN. >> Thomas was s/o James NASH, who was s/o Thomas NASH (reportedly "Sir >> Thomas Nash of Lincolnshire" >> >> Francis had a son, David NASH, who married Sarah Rosalind Juliet JOHNS. >> They had a son, Morehouse NASH, who had a daughter, Sarah Rosalind Juliet >> NASH. She was my mother's mother's mother. Thomas (s/o James) was born 1742. Francis was ejected from his Quaker congregation for his frivolous pursuits. David Lane was a well-to-do Quaker farmer in upper NY state. Mark Bennett markb@blkbox.com

I have a Francis NASH who married Charlotte MOREY (reportedly half Mohawk indian). Francis was s/o Thomas NASH and Mary SNIFFEN. Thomas was s/o James NASH, who was s/o Thomas NASH (reportedly "Sir Thomas Nash of Lincolnshire" Francis had a son, David NASH, who married Sarah Rosalind Juliet JOHNS. They had a son, Morehouse NASH, who had a daughter, Sarah Rosalind Juliet NASH. She was my mother's mother's mother. Mark Bennett markb@blkbox.com Houston.

Hi Sue: I have a Francis Nash b.1804 at Spencertown, New York. Plenty of missing pieces in my genealogy. Mine apparently goes back to Edward Nash Sr. b 1592 in Lancaster England. Have not been able to verify any of my relatives but I am sure having fun. See Ya, Roger P. Nash gcnash@execpc.com SueMHR@aol.com wrote: > Hi Everyone! > I descend from Francis Nash, early settler in Braintree, MA, through his > daughter Margaret Nash who married John Niles in about 1703. Any descendants > of this line out there? > Sue Roe in Seal Beach, CA

Dear Mark, May we have some birth dates or estimated dates on all your Nashes and wives, and some place names ?? We have a James Nash in New York (born 1859) and Michigan (died 1924). Bill Blackburn Mark Bennett wrote: > I have a Francis NASH who married Charlotte MOREY (reportedly half Mohawk > indian). > Francis was s/o Thomas NASH and Mary SNIFFEN. > Thomas was s/o James NASH, who was s/o Thomas NASH (reportedly "Sir > Thomas Nash of Lincolnshire" > > Francis had a son, David NASH, who married Sarah Rosalind Juliet JOHNS. > They had a son, Morehouse NASH, who had a daughter, Sarah Rosalind Juliet > NASH. She was my mother's mother's mother. > > Mark Bennett > markb@blkbox.com > Houston.

Hi Everyone! I descend from Francis Nash, early settler in Braintree, MA, through his daughter Margaret Nash who married John Niles in about 1703. Any descendants of this line out there? Sue Roe in Seal Beach, CA

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Hello, I'm looking for information on the Nash family from Baltimore City, MD. John P. Nash b. 1864 d. 1919 Was killed when he fell 12 stories down an elevator shaft. Married Julia King, born 1864 died 1936. John's father was Peter Nash but we have no info on him. We think his wife's name was Mary. Any info would be appreciated. NASH, TAYLOR, HEWITT, COYLE, GARVEY, PRICE, ADAMS, GUILFOY Check our web page for other surnames http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/5503 Jim & Pat Adams

I am trying to track down some Nashes. My great-grandmother was Sarah Rosalind Juliet NASH, [who had 2 sisters: Maude NASH and Mathilde NASH.] The three girls were d/o Alicetine MOLYNEAUX and Morehouse NASH. [Morehouse bred horses in NY state.] He was s/o Sarah Rosalind Juliet JOHNS (1820? - ????) and David Lane NASH [David was a Quaker and a farmer in upstate NY.] David was s/o Charlotte MOREY, [who was reportedly part Mohawk indian,] and Francis NASH [a ladies' man; loved horse racing; ejected from Quaker congregation for his frivolous pursuits] Francis was s/o Mary SNIFFEN and Thomas NASH (1742 - ????) who was reportedly s/o Sir Thomas NASH of Lincolnshire Any development or corroboration you can give is appreciated. Thanks. Mark Bennett markb@blkbox.com

These references to NASH are found in a family bible. Hope they help someone: Prof. J.M. NASH: born in S.C. 4 Dec 1826 died 10 Dec 1904 married to Sallie - she died 21 Jan 1900 Children: Junius F. NASH married Emma Jane SAXON born 22 Feb 1855 died 15 Sept 1931 Chris NASH Claudia NASH Betty NASH - married a Cox Beulah NASH

unsubscribe NASH-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > NASH-D Digest Volume 97 : Issue 44 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Benjamin Nash and descendants [Sherri Parks <sherri.parks@worldne] > #2 Nash, Asbury [Bob and Betty Neyer <bobney@dockin] > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Benjamin Nash and descendants > Date: Fri, 07 Nov 1997 08:44:27 -0600 > From: Sherri Parks <sherri.parks@worldnet.att.net> > To: Nash <NASH-L@rootsweb.com> > > Benjamin Nash m. ___________, and had the following children: > Benjamin, Jr. > Calvin > Joe > Delilia > Jerita > Nancy > Fanny > Isaac b. 3-5-1835, m. Mary Evaline Howard (b. 1-27-1839) They had the > following children: > Butler m. Josephine Elizabeth Teeters > Cordelia m. Thedore Schleiff > Reeves m. (1) Nellie Vaughn (2) Sara (McKensey) Adderholtz > Wash m. Rosetta Rock > Pink m. Edna Eastan > > Please contact me if any of these names are in your line. > Thanks! > Sherri in Texas > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Nash, Asbury > Date: Sun, 09 Nov 1997 21:08:32 -0500 > From: Bob and Betty Neyer <bobney@dockingbay.com> > To: nash-l@rootsweb.com > > Hi, > > I am looking for information on the descendants of Mary Glasgow and Asbury > Nash (b bef 1845). They had children John, Mary Elizabeth, Mary Ellen, > Louisa and Missouri. > > Best Wishes, > Betty

Sherry, Do you have a birthdate on the Nancy Nash listed as a child of Benjamin Nash? I have a Nancy Ann Nash b 1845. MLR

Hi, I am looking for information on the descendants of Mary Glasgow and Asbury Nash (b bef 1845). They had children John, Mary Elizabeth, Mary Ellen, Louisa and Missouri. Best Wishes, Betty