I was recently contacted by a woman who knew the parents of one of my many times grandmothers, Rebecca Deter. Rebecca was born in Maryland (possibly Washington Co) in 1811 and married Jacob Hossinger in Richland Co, OH. Family history states that Rebecca was part American Indian. My wonderful contact was able to tell me that Rebecca's parents were Philip Deter (Teeter) and Elizabeth. She was also able to tell me that Philip was identified as the husband of Elizabeth in a MD deed relating to Elizabeth's father, Martin Bellwise. She had not been able to read the actual document and felt that Bellwise is not the correct spelling of Martin's last name. Please help me play the name game - my imagination has come up with Martin Bell Wise. And isn't going any farther! Any suggestions as to how the name may be transcribed incorrectly are more than welcome. None of the search engines I have tried have turned up anyone named Bellwise and soundex doesn't turn up any variation that is plausible. Is anyone aware of a relationship between the Deter/Teeter family and any of the southeastern tribes? Annette in PA netandmike@nni.com

I am looking for any information on Joseph B. Woods b.1804,Delaware m. Mahala b.1807,TN had son Aaron Woods b. Dec.1838 WashingtonCty, Ar. No other information is known. I would greatly appreciate any information that anyone might have on the family of Joseph. Thank you, Carrie Thomas-Dominguez -----Original Message----- From: NATIVEAMERICAN-DELMARVA-D-request@rootsweb.com <NATIVEAMERICAN-DELMARVA-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: NATIVEAMERICAN-DELMARVA-D@rootsweb.com <NATIVEAMERICAN-DELMARVA-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, October 23, 1999 10:25 AM Subject: NATIVEAMERICAN-DELMARVA-D Digest V99 #33

Mary Bowles was the wife of John Lynch, the founder of Lynchburg, VA. My understanding is that she was a full blooded Indian. Does anyone know what tribe? JoEllen Schaub

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Searching for info on my g-g-grandparents: J.P. McWILLIAMS b. TN 1814 He was known as "Presly" when he married Eliza Jane McCOY (b. MO 1818), as James P. and lastly as J.P.) He moved to MO, married in Clark County in 1836, moved to CA in 1860s. I am 1/16th Native American through this line, so they were possibly both full- or half-blood.

Hello, Someone on this list was looking for Quarles so I am forwarding this on to you. Helen -----Original Message----- From: russtann <russtann@earthlink.net> To: CHOCTAW-L@rootsweb.com <CHOCTAW-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, October 03, 1999 2:20 PM Subject: [CHOCTAW] The Dawes Commission Hi Jacque: What do you have on the name "Quarles" My ggrandfather was Joseph Absolom Quarles, and my grandfather was Luther D. Quarles. Thanks. Lee Ann

Hello, I am interested in what Indian Tribes lived in Bath County VA from 1820 to 1870. My great great grand father was Boswell True and his wife was Mary Napper daughter of Thomas Napper and his wife Mary Ratliff. Can anyone help me? Any information will be appreciated. Thank you, Roger

Dear L>B>, What is your Hartgrove Connection? Do You have any connection to Scott Co. VA.. J.M.Bull ----- Original Message ----- From: L.B. Hodge <lb@coil.com> To: <NATIVEAMERICAN-DELMARVA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 18, 1999 11:57 AM Subject: Jennie (Galloway) Pack > Hello All, > > I am looking for information on Jennie Pack, maiden name Galloway, born > 4/13/1900 in Columbus, Ohio. She died in 11/1984 in Columbus, Ohio. She > was married to William Archie Pack. She had two children, William Richard > Pack, Sr. and Anna (Pack) Perkins. Her father's name is William Nash > Galloway. I was told he was born about 1847 in South Wales. He supposedly > died in 1945 at the age of 98. I was told her mother's name was Bettie. I > don't know whether that was her real first name or not. I was not provided > with a maiden name. I don't know whether she died while Jennie Pack was a > little girl or not. > > Any additional information anyone could provide would be appreciated. > > Thank you, > > Virginia (Hartgrove) Hodge > >

Hello All, I am looking for information on Jennie Pack, maiden name Galloway, born 4/13/1900 in Columbus, Ohio. She died in 11/1984 in Columbus, Ohio. She was married to William Archie Pack. She had two children, William Richard Pack, Sr. and Anna (Pack) Perkins. Her father's name is William Nash Galloway. I was told he was born about 1847 in South Wales. He supposedly died in 1945 at the age of 98. I was told her mother's name was Bettie. I don't know whether that was her real first name or not. I was not provided with a maiden name. I don't know whether she died while Jennie Pack was a little girl or not. Any additional information anyone could provide would be appreciated. Thank you, Virginia (Hartgrove) Hodge

Hello All, I am looking for information on Jennie Pack, maiden name Galloway, born 4/13/1900 in Columbus, Ohio. She died in 11/1984 in Columbus, Ohio. She was married to William Archie Pack. She had two children, William Richard Pack, Sr. and Anna (Pack) Perkins. Her father's name is William Nash Galloway. I was told he was born about 1847 in South Wales. He supposedly died in 1945 at the age of 98. I was told her mother's name was Bettie. I don't know whether that was her real first name or not. I was not provided with a maiden name. I don't know whether she died while Jennie Pack was a little girl or not. Any additional information anyone could provide would be appreciated. Thank you, Virginia (Hartgrove) Hodge

Anyone know how to ascertain whether an applicant to the federal Guion Miller Roll was approved for recompense for the Cherokee Trail of Tears once you have researched the application number? RSVP - IMZADIMPR@aol.com (thanks)

I am looking for anyone who is researching BULL lines from the following areas: Newbern District, Craven, NC Pendleton District, Anderson, SC Falls, TX Brunswick, VA (?) Thanks for any help you can give me! :) Launie Reid Graffeo

I am posting this because I do not know if jasonc@herbalife.com recieved it after I forwared it to him. Helen I'm posting this for someone not subscribed to the list, so anyone with information please contact Joan Gaffney(TBirdGal57@aol.com) directly. She is looking for connections to CORDERY on the Easten Shore to the same family in New Jersey. Ralph Willing willingrvw@aol.com While looking for your HORNERs, I discovered some CORDERYs in the same area with your HORNERs (Wicomico Co.). I have yet to connect to MD, though. So far in my research, ours are still in NJ. I have gotten back to Joseph CORDERY (can't find who his parents were), who married Mahala CONOVER, b. abt. 1807, d. Oct. 7, 1890. I haven't been able to find anything before their marriage on Dec. 25, 1839. They had three children. Mahala had been married before to John Smith and they were married on Jan. 10, 1825. There were three children from that marriage. > >==== LOWER-DELMARVA-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > Have you seen Somerset County's USGenWeb site? > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdsomers/somerset.htm >Preserve Our Heritage - Contribute Data to the USGenWeb Project! > > > > > > >

Good morning all, I received this from another list and wanted to forward it in case someone may recognize something. I have invited this person to join hope they will. I am encouraged, to start finding others with a Tuckahoe history. We are not alone. Until later Della > Subject: Tuckahoe > Date: Mon, 6 Sep 1999 23:03:56 -0500 > From: "Kerry Barnett" <kmbarnet@theshop.net> > To: NATIVEAMERICAN-DELMARVA-L@rootsweb.com > > Searching for information on Sophia Wales, b. 1818 in Maryland, married > George Downing, Dec. 26, 1833, Columbus, Bartholomew Co. Co., Indiana, died > Feb. 3, 1897 (Fannin Co., TX?) > > She reportedly said she was "half Irish, half Tuckahoe Indian". The only > info I have located states that Tuckahoe was not a tribe, but part of the > Algonquin nation. Anyone know anything about the "Tuckahoe"? > > Several of us around the country are looking for more information on Sophia > (my gg grandmother). Thanks in advance for any help. Marilee Barnett > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Don't open attachments > Date: Tue, 7 Sep 1999 01:24:25 -0500 > From: "Kerry Barnett" <kmbarnet@theshop.net> > To: NATIVEAMERICAN-DELMARVA-L@rootsweb.com > > I was just informed this evening by a mail list I belong to that I had contracted a Happy.99 Virus which apparently came attached to a GEDCOM file. > > They sent me a cleaning device address, which I downloaded to a disk in much less time than is stated on the program. It runs itself and lets you know who you have "infected". > > The mail list told me I should also empty my recycle bin. They were very helpful, and said no one seems to know they're sending it, because it is a "worm" which attaches itself to files. It does not affect your hard drive, but invades e-mail and internet privacy. Here is the address to which they sent me for the free download. > > http://www.delta4.net/other/happy99.html > > I also looked up the virus in an internet search and received instructions on how to delete it manually. > > Sorry for any inconvenience.

Marilee, Good to hear from another Tuckahoe decedent. I can not tell you much, but you are not alone. I have came across several people with this oral family history. I have started a E-mail Tuckahoe group and we are trying to compile our information. You can join the list from my homepage. Use the link below and just click on the gourd at top of page. I hope you will join us, I believe our ancestors want this us to know who they were. And in my research the only way this is going to be done is by compiling our oral family history to solve this puzzle. Please join us. Anyone with the oral family history of Tuckahoe or Tuckyhoe please help us out. My line is said to be Cherokee Tuckahoe. Wado Della http://sites.netscape.net/sunegle2/homepage > Subject: Tuckahoe > Date: Mon, 6 Sep 1999 23:03:56 -0500 > From: "Kerry Barnett" <kmbarnet@theshop.net> > To: NATIVEAMERICAN-DELMARVA-L@rootsweb.com > > Searching for information on Sophia Wales, b. 1818 in Maryland, married > George Downing, Dec. 26, 1833, Columbus, Bartholomew Co. Co., Indiana, died > Feb. 3, 1897 (Fannin Co., TX?) > > She reportedly said she was "half Irish, half Tuckahoe Indian". The only > info I have located states that Tuckahoe was not a tribe, but part of the > Algonquin nation. Anyone know anything about the "Tuckahoe"? > > Several of us around the country are looking for more information on Sophia > (my gg grandmother). Thanks in advance for any help. Marilee Barnett >

I was just informed this evening by a mail list I belong to that I had contracted a Happy.99 Virus which apparently came attached to a GEDCOM file. They sent me a cleaning device address, which I downloaded to a disk in much less time than is stated on the program. It runs itself and lets you know who you have "infected". The mail list told me I should also empty my recycle bin. They were very helpful, and said no one seems to know they're sending it, because it is a "worm" which attaches itself to files. It does not affect your hard drive, but invades e-mail and internet privacy. Here is the address to which they sent me for the free download. http://www.delta4.net/other/happy99.html I also looked up the virus in an internet search and received instructions on how to delete it manually. Sorry for any inconvenience.

Searching for information on Sophia Wales, b. 1818 in Maryland, married George Downing, Dec. 26, 1833, Columbus, Bartholomew Co. Co., Indiana, died Feb. 3, 1897 (Fannin Co., TX?) She reportedly said she was "half Irish, half Tuckahoe Indian". The only info I have located states that Tuckahoe was not a tribe, but part of the Algonquin nation. Anyone know anything about the "Tuckahoe"? Several of us around the country are looking for more information on Sophia (my gg grandmother). Thanks in advance for any help. Marilee Barnett

I need some help identifying my Native American ancestors. The oldest one I have is David McCoy, b. abt. 1800 in VA. m. Ann Donaldson. David left VA. for OH. and IL. abt. 1830. Can someone tell me if there may have been McCoy Native American's in VA. in the late 1700's and early 1800's? Any help would be great. Is there a book or other documentation? Thanks so much, Judy

Hello Doug: Please send me more information on your American Indians; do you know what tribe they belonged to, etc? If I had more information, I could keep a watch out for them when I'm searching my Indians. Did they move west or stay in the eastern part of America? What were their English names and where did they settle? My American Indian ancestors were also from VA (3rd gr-grandparents); although I don't know the county in VA, or their Indian names, or the Indian tribes they belonged to, this is what I know about them: William Scott, b 1785, VA; d 1860, Delaware Co, IN; m 1820, Greene Co, OH to Martha O. Denton. He served in the War of 1812 (possibly from VA or OH); bought land and settled in Delaware Co, IN in 1836. He was a farmer. I need his parentage and siblings. Martha O. Denton, b abt 1800, VA; I need her parentage and siblings. Children of William and Martha O. (Denton) Scott: 1. Mariah Phoebe Scott, b abt 1822, PA; d 1889, Wabash Co, IN; m 1841, Ross Co, OH to Silas Jones (b abt 1818, DE - d 1882, Wabash Co, IN). Children of Silas and Mariah (half-blooded American Indians): Robert Jones, m Lettie A. Dowell; Rebecca J. Jones; John M. Jones; Mary E. Jones; William Jones; Benjamin Jones; Sarah Catherine (Cass) Jones, m Bradshaw Mohn/Mohr; Harriet Jones, m Jesse Rhinearson; Margaret Jones; and lastly, my gr-grandparents: Martha Priscilla Jones (b 1861, Andrews, Huntington, N - d 1936, Easthaven, Wayne, IN); m 1879, Huntington Co, IN to Curtis Calhoun Wintrode (b 1851, Huntington Co, IN - d 1921, Huntington Co, IN). 2. Benjamin Scott, b abt 1825, OH. 3. James W. Scott, b abt 1830, OH. 4. Priscilla Scott, b abt 1834, OH. 5. Sarah Scott, b abt 1840, IN. If you have encountered any of these people in your research, please e-mail me. Thanks! Yvonne Grimmer mailto:ygrimmer@jps.net ============================================================ ----- Original Message ----- From: <c720140@showme.missouri.edu> To: <NATIVEAMERICAN-DELMARVA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 04, 1999 2:43 PM Subject: Native Americans in the Orange Co., VA, vicinity > Can anyone provide me with info or resources regarding Native Americans > who lived in the Orange Co., VA, vicinity? > > I am looking for an Indian from the 1700's whose name is or is similar to > WATHACAYPEE. This would have been my gggggg grandparent. > > Thanks, > Doug Powers >

Can anyone provide me with info or resources regarding Native Americans who lived in the Orange Co., VA, vicinity? I am looking for an Indian from the 1700's whose name is or is similar to WATHACAYPEE. This would have been my gggggg grandparent. Thanks, Doug Powers