In a message dated 97-06-18 22:59:51 EDT, you write: << All you Nashes out there! Have you checked out The Descendents of Thomas Nash of New Haven Ct by Rev. Sylvester Nash. It may be available through inter-library loan but it's definitly housed at The New England Historic Genealogical Society, 101 Newbury Street,Boston,Massachusetts. Ther have other Nash books too. >> If you join the NEHGS, you can borrow books by mail! Sue Roe

All you Nashes out there! Have you checked out The Descendents of Thomas Nash of New Haven Ct by Rev. Sylvester Nash. It may be available through inter-library loan but it's definitly housed at The New England Historic Genealogical Society, 101 Newbury Street,Boston,Massachusetts. Ther have other Nash books too.

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jsm@texasonline.net To continue my NASH information to everyone. This line began in NC, moving to IN, and on to Nodaway Co. MO in early 1840s. George Washington NASH and twin brother Timothy G. were born in 1823 in IN. Most of the family moved to Nodaway Co. George married Parazetta PISTOLE there in 1846. Their children were Martha Elizabeth, Elvina P., William T., John H., Austin L. who were all born in Nodaway Co. Moving to Taylor Co., IA., they had Timothy George, Nora B. and Alta. The family later moved back to Nodaway Co. Mo. My great grandfather, Timothy, mar. (1) Mary J. (Jessie) WRAY. They had one child, Elvira. Jessie died and in 1874 he married my great grandmother, Cora A. VAN BUREN. They moved on to Bourbon Co. KS. Does this fit with anyone? Janet Sue MILAM 108 W. Ollie Floydada, TX 79235-3847 Postmarked: texasonline.net

NASH=ABERCROMBIE; SC to GA: The group of us working this following line have considerable information, and should love to hear from other searchers and cousins alike. After many years of work, by numerous devoted family members, we intend to publish our findings in the next twelve months. Faithfully, /Tom Nash in San Antonio, TX (bartonash@aol.com), and Stanton Nash in Fort Worth, TX (stantonnash@juno.com) John Nesbit Nash 1776-1864 John Nesbit Nash, farmer, was born 19 Jan. 1776, poss. NC, and died 22 Mar. 1864, Lovejoy, Clayton Co., GA. Orphaned at an early age, he was reared by his uncle and aunt, Samuel and Mary (Nash) Nesbit, and married 1) 1804, Laurens Co., SC, Hannah Abercrombie, dau Colville and Mary (Lindley) Abercrombie, who was born 4 Feb. 1786, Laurens Co., SC, and died 2 Mar. 1840, Henry Co., GA. They had twelve children. He married second 7 Jul. 1840, Henry Co., GA, Mary Bolt, and had one child, James Nesbit Nash (1841-1965). Children of John Nesbit and Hannah (Abercrombie) Nash: i. Mary A. 'Polly' (Nash) McVicker(s), b. 1805. = Vernon James McVicker(s) ii. Nancy (Nash) Graden Moran, b. 1807. = 1) Elihu Graden/don, 2) Thomas Moran iii. Rebecca (Nash) Timmons Gray, b. 1809. = 1) X Timmons, 2) Jesse Gray iv. Thompson Edward Nash, b. 1811. = Elizabeth Shaw v. Elizabeth (Nash) Avery, b. 1813. = Mathew Avery vi. Marinda (Nash) Avery, b. 1815. = William Avery vii. Elihu C. Nash, b. 1817. = Elizabeth Adams viii. Cassie Caroline (Nash) Wallace, b. 1819. = John Wallace ix. John C. Nash, b. 1821. = Rebecca Shaw x. Colville Abercrombie Nash, b. 1823. = Mary Ann Elizabeth 'Polly' Fletcher xi. Nathan N. Nash, b. 1825. = Ruth Campbell xii. Harris Benson Nash, b. 1828. = 1) Martha Cook Fletcher, 2) Edith Smith Evans Thomas Barton Nash 115 West Lullwood San Antonio, TX 78212 (210) 824-6344 bartonash@aol.com lipsteady@aol.com bartnash@swbell.net

Wow, what a neat family story. Unfortunately, my Nash family isn't related. Happy hunting.

Looking for info. on Peter Nash Who had a son John P. Nash b: 1864 m: Julia Catherine King b:1864 John and Julia had 4 children: Elsie May b:Nov.6, 1890 Wibur Rolen b: Aug.25, 1897 K.V. (Boss) B:1894 Paul E. B: 1894 They lived in Baltimore, MD, Thank you

Please, please ... always sign your postings with name, city, and e-mail address. Thank you, /Tom Nash in San Antonio, TX (bartonash@aol.com)

Hi, I have been trying in vain for many years to find the ancestors of my gr.gr.grandmother, Mary NASH. I noticed one of the NASH brothers, Simon, had a daughter Mary. The only info I have on my Mary is that she married George KING, and they were living in Canton, NY in the 1860's. They had a son George Henry, b.1864, d.1926. Would you have any more info on Mary? Anything would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Chris Montroy Brunswick, ME chris@clinic.net ---------- > From: magton@buffnet.net > To: nash-l@rootsweb.com > Subject: Nash Brothers > Date: Friday, June 13, 1997 9:42 AM > > > In Kildysart,Co.Clare,Ireland(also written as Killedysert), there was a > NASH FAMILY. The father was RICHARD NASH, the mother was HANNAH FINN. > Around 1824, they married and had , at least, five sons: > > RICHARD NASH, born about 1825,in Kildysart, moved to Buffalo,NY,first > married Ann(or Honorah),had six children & then, married again after his > wife died in 1870.His descandants married into the names of Shreenan, > Rossiter, Finnegan, Higgins, Boyland, Scahall and others. > > THOMAS NASH, born 22 DEC 1826, in Kildysart, moved to Chicago,Illnois. > He married Mary Hallivan and had at least, one descandant, Richard > J.Nash. He died at the age of 102 in Chicago in the 1920's. > > MICHAEL NASH, born around 1828, in Kildysart, also moved to > Chicago,Illnois. > > SIMON NASH, born June 1832, in Kildysart, moved to Buffalo,New York.He > married Catherine Mahony and had children: Dr.James W.Nash,Monseignor > John Nash, Simon A.Nash and Mary Nash.Dr. Nash married Elizabeth Power > and had children in the Buffalo area. > > JOHN NASH. birthdate unknown, in Kildysart, moved to Elmira,New York. > > There also may have been a NASH daughter born in KILDYSART who married a > BLAKE and came to the U.S. or Canada. > > We are from the SIMON NASH & RICHARD NASH families. Any > information on other NASHes would be great! > > >

No, I don't know of a SWINK/Nash connection. But I've got a Henry O NASH who claims birth in a number of places but most often TN. Do you have a stray Henry lost? He was born about 1820-30's. Married in Tishamingo Co MS in 1853 to Nancy HILL. He may have been in TN on the 1850 census, can't prove it, living with a Tony Sellars. Anything familiar here? Rebecca in Cajun Country

In Kildysart,Co.Clare,Ireland(also written as Killedysert), there was a NASH FAMILY. The father was RICHARD NASH, the mother was HANNAH FINN. Around 1824, they married and had , at least, five sons: RICHARD NASH, born about 1825,in Kildysart, moved to Buffalo,NY,first married Ann(or Honorah),had six children & then, married again after his wife died in 1870.His descandants married into the names of Shreenan, Rossiter, Finnegan, Higgins, Boyland, Scahall and others. THOMAS NASH, born 22 DEC 1826, in Kildysart, moved to Chicago,Illnois. He married Mary Hallivan and had at least, one descandant, Richard J.Nash. He died at the age of 102 in Chicago in the 1920's. MICHAEL NASH, born around 1828, in Kildysart, also moved to Chicago,Illnois. SIMON NASH, born June 1832, in Kildysart, moved to Buffalo,New York.He married Catherine Mahony and had children: Dr.James W.Nash,Monseignor John Nash, Simon A.Nash and Mary Nash.Dr. Nash married Elizabeth Power and had children in the Buffalo area. JOHN NASH. birthdate unknown, in Kildysart, moved to Elmira,New York. There also may have been a NASH daughter born in KILDYSART who married a BLAKE and came to the U.S. or Canada. We are from the SIMON NASH & RICHARD NASH families. Any information on other NASHes would be great!

This is my first venture at joining the NASH list--hope it works. According to family tradition, Capt. NASH was mysteriously lost at sea in the very early 1800s. Meanwhile, back at home in NC, Mrs. NASH was murdered. Supposedly Capt NASH's partner settled up his affairs by binding out to a GA plantation owner, the daughter whose name is unknown but could be Sarah or Elizabeth. We think she later married a GA man named COBB, but have no further information on her. Her brother, Samuel C. NASH was bound out to a sea captain. In 1816, Samuel married Nancy J. GRAY near Elizabeth City, Pasquotank Co, NC. They had Sarah Elizabeth, Thomas C. and William Thomas while still in NC. About 1822/1823 the NASH family moved to Wayne Co, IN where the twins , George Washington (my gg grandfather) and Timothy G. were born. Next the family moved to Madison Co. IN where Samuel A., Nancy, and Stephen were born. By 1840 they were in Nodaway Co., MO. Does anyone connect to this family? Janet Sue MILAM 108 W. Ollie Floydada, TX 79235-3847 Postmarked: texasonline.net

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My Nash family was still in Ireland then. I assume you've checked the land records, county history, obits, census. Some libraries have maps of the townships, etc back then. I've even found my ancestors' address on local maps. Good luck on your search.

I'm looking for information on Thomas Nash who was an early land owner in Rush county, Indiana. He and his wife Rebecca bought land there in 1821. They had a son John G. Nash, b: 1794. Can anyone help? mdonner@olypen.com

Hello cousins, Have any of you found a marriage between the SWINK and NASH families? I am also looking for information about a Champion NASH that was in the 1850 TN census. Thanks for reading this, sharon smith ssmith@monroe.lib.mi.us

Looking for information about John Keating Nash and family, immigrated from Ireland in mid-1800s. In Pittsfield, Illinois in 1870, then moved to Lakin, Kansas, with sons. Wife Mary Ann O'Connor, born in New York City 1850. from: Marsha Nash Schauer maschauer@aol.com

Hi, I'm looking for the parents of LYDIA NASH born 1 June 1794 died 26 Aug 1860 in Varna, NY. She married 19 Feb 1813 ZADOC CAMPBELL. Any help would be appreciated, Thank You, Sandy

Sue: Are you in luck. There is a whole book on Francis NASH of Braintree, MA and his descendants. I only have the first couple of generations copied. I will look for your Margaret and get back to you. I found the book at the Maine State Archives Library and at the Essex Institute Museum Library in Salem. MA. I would bet the Braintree or Weymoth, MA Public Libraries also have a copy. It traces many NASH line from Francis NASH. HL Nash Corbett

Hi, I'm looking for John Henry Nash born around 1861 in Howard Co.Mo. He was a patrolmen at swope Park in 1896 when it as first made. He lived in Kansas City, Mo. area in the area where ward Parkway shopping center is at. He died around 1930. His wife was Mary Lucinday Burch they had six children. I need help on how and where to check on the Nash's. Sharron Scott