I'm wondering if this Hoggard cemetary might be part of the Arthur and Bertha Hoggard family. They had 15 or 16 children. Bertha was my father's sister and her maiden name was Bertha Bryant. My father was John Raleigh Bryant, born in Elm Grove to Drusilla and John Thomas Bryant. Rev. John R. Bryant, Jr. Green Bay, WI.

Hoggard Family Cemetery This cemetery is located between Buena Vista and Hexlena. Traveling from Bypass 13 from Windsor going toward Ahoskie turn left at Buena Vista on to Early Station Rd. Travel 3.8 miles and the cemetery is on your right in a field.. Very good condition... Submitted by Bonnie T. Hoggard November 30, 2006 Sarah E. Hoggard-------Jesse Hoggard Nov. 17, 1862 Aug. 20, 1856 July 16, 1933 Mar. 09, 1924 Bessie O. Harris----------Bessie Mae Harris May 04, 1887 Dec. 14, 1914 Dec. 31, 1914 July 19, 1915 Jesse Carl Hoggard---------------Edward Felix Hoggard Aug. 16, 1903 Nov. 23, 1901 Mar. 08, 1919 Mar. 07, 1921 There is one Adult grave poured with cement with no engraving to identify who it is.. Any help would be greatly appreciated...

Hi Bonnie, Here's what I know 1. found a White Oak Branch, 30 acres in Bertie 2. Askewville" flat swamp E of Askewville, Whiteoak Swamp of Askewville 3. In 1876 his land (Zachariah Nixon) became possession of Reuben Winslows. 4. Gates Co., were where the Chowan Indian reservations were located on Bennetts Creek. My grgr grandfather was Reuben winslow b.1829 d. 1883 in Gates Co., NC. buried in private cemetery on tony Carter's place )near Catharine's Creek in Gates) that is now rented by Mrs. Eure. Reuben's daughter Geneva Winslow m. John Edgar Carter "Tony" in 1887. His other dau. Mary J. Winslow m. Elmore Edwards in 1898. His son, Charlie Scott Winlsow m. ella mae Briscoe...this is my direct line. Reuben m. Mary Jane Carter b. 1849 d. 1876...dau of Henry O? Carter and nancy Walker Harmon. Supposedly he owned White Oak Hill Farms. My gr. mother the dau. of Charlie Scott Winslow and Ella Mae Briscoe always said that there was Cherokee in the family. It was either her mother's father (Easton H. Briscoe or her mother's mother..Mary Susanna Browne, dau. of Miles Browne and unknown Ellen). I'd appreciate any and all help.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2UB.2ACI/2234.1 Message Board Post: The postings about Exum Cecil Smith and Exum Elliot Smith are interesting. I descend from an Exum Smith born 1823 of Wayne Co. NC, died Union Co. NC in 1900 also known as John Exum Smith. At age 13 he, as Exum Smith, was bound in Wayne Co. NC Court to Elisha Sasser husband of Esther Smith, daughter of Cullen Smith. These folks migrated to Anson Co. NC in now Union Co. NC. Parents of my Exum Smith also called John Exum Smith have not been found. I suspect there could be a connection to descendants of Benjamin and Tabitha Exum Smith. An Exum Smyth bought land from John Pickering on 4 Feb 1800 in Wayne Co. NC. A William Smith was a witness. Exum Smith sold this land on 28 Dec 1802 to John Parker. Witnesses were Alexander Smith and Nancy Smith. An Exum Smith, Benaja Herring, William Herring, Henry Sasser, Jacob Hering and Arthur Sasser were charged on 4 Oct 1823 with forcible entry and detaining - Wayne Co. NC Court. Exum Smith estate records appear in Oct., Aug., Nov 1823 & Spring term of Wayne Co. NC court records. No indication of wife, children or other relatives. No indication of cause of death. Next there is the following marriage bond: Groom: Smith, Exum Bride: Deloach, Betsey Marriage Bond Date: 6 Sep 1813 Record #: 071 01 181 Bond #: 000091965 Bondsman: Jesse Smith Northampton Co. NC This Exum Smith appears in the 1820 & 1830 Northampton Co. NC census records. Use of the Exum Smith name may indicate some family connections.

What time frame are we talking about and I will see what I can find out. Names of places change from time to time. There was another place called just White Oak that is on the other side of the county from this road... If you will give me some other info maybe I can find out more for you.. Who was your gggrandfather..... Bonnie [email protected] wrote: I have a gr gr grandfather that lived on White Oak Hill Farms. Is that anywhere near the White Oak road? ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message --------------------------------- Want to start your own business? Learn how on Yahoo! Small Business.

I have a gr gr grandfather that lived on White Oak Hill Farms. Is that anywhere near the White Oak road?

>Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 07:11:46 -0800 (PST) >From: Bonnie Hoggard <[email protected]> > > >Filed on Nov. 26, 2006 by Bonnie T. Hoggard > >White Family Cemetery > >This cemetery is located on the White Oak Road. >Traveling from Askewville St. turn onto White Oak Road >and travel 1.3 miles and turn right onto Spring Branch >Lane. Then turn left onto Gurley White Lane and travel >.2 of a mile on this dirt lane. The cemetery is on your >left in a field next to the path. Any help will be appreciated. > > >Frank Samuel Hague >PFC US ARMY >WW II >June 01, 1920 >May 12, 2001 > >Bobby Arnold Hague >US NAVY >VIETNAM >May 14, 1943 >Sept. 24, 1997 > >Mag White >1868 - 1938 > >Deforce White >1866 - 1933 > >Lloyd White >no dates > >Unmarked grave > >Mable Castellow >no dates > >Unmarked grave > >Tommy G. White >1952 - 1992 > >Hallie Jernigan >1926 - 1926 > >Mildred Jernigan >1926 - 1927 > >Foy Lee White >1923 - 1925 > > > > >Everyone is raving about ><http://us.rd.yahoo.com/evt=42297/*http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/mailbeta>the >all-new Yahoo! Mail beta.

Thanks to Bonnie for these cemeteries she's surveying for us. >Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 07:03:40 -0800 (PST) >From: Bonnie Hoggard <[email protected]> > > >Filed on Nov. 26, 2006 by Bonnie T. Hoggard > >White - Mizelle - Bryant Family Cemetery > >This cemetery is located on the White Oak Road in >Askewville. From Askewville St. turn onto White Oak Rd >and travel .5 of a mile. Turn left up a lane and the >cemetery is in the middle of the field. There are others >buried here with no markings at all.. Any help will be >appreciated... > > >Unmarked grave > >Unmarked grave > >W. A. Mizell (William Augustus) >July 24, 1881 >Sept. 15, 1918 >Woodmen of the World > >Jimmie A. Mizell >Mar. 20, 1918 >Aug. 27, 1934 > >----------------- Mizelle----------------- >Arthur G. Sallie E. >Sept. 08, 1883 Apr. 21, 1887 >Apr. 02, 1969 May 31,1970 > >There are 6 slabs of cement poured here >for the children of Arthur and Sallie Mizelle. >Tlhere is no writing on any of it. The infomation >was given by a family member (Julie W. Mizelle) >who got the information out of the family Bible. > >--------------------------Mizelle----------------------------- >Roosevelt Claudie H. Infant Son >born 1904 born 1907 Aug. 09, 1915 >Oct. 13, 1904 Aug. 1908 Aug. 10, 1915 > >Johnnie Infant Girl Infant Girl >Born 1917 July 12, 1919 Dec. 03, 1924 >Dec. 10, 1917 July 14, 1919 Dec. 04, 1924 > >Elwood Carlye Bryant Jr. >Oct. 19, 1934 >Dec. 23, 1934 > >Jenny Lafaye Todd (This is an unmarked grave >Oct. 06, 1972 as well. The information >Oct. 06, 1972 for this one was from her > birth and death certificate) > >-------------Hoggard------------------------- >Billy R. Ruby G. >Mar. 01, 1941 Oct. 29, 1940 > Aug. 19, 1995 >-------Married Oct. 24, 1959------------ > >Unmarked grave > >-----------------Hoggard------------------ >Otis L. "Bud" Ode "Faye" H. >Jan. 05, 1941 Nov. 06, 1934 > July 23, 2004 > >These next 4 are slabs of cement with no writing >but family members have told me who they are. >I got the information off of birth certificates, death >certificates and out of the family bible of Ola R. >and Meetra Mizelle Hoggard. These are 4 of their >children. > >--------------------------------Hoggard------------------------------------------ >Ola Ray Ola "Sherman" Arthur Cola Infant >Son >Nov. 06, 1934 Sept. 30, 1937 Feb. 18, 1939 Nov. 19, >1950 >Jan. 28, 1935 Jan. 21, 1938 Feb. 18, 1939 Nov. 19, 1950 >(Twin to Faye) > >-----------------Hoggard--------------------------------------- >Meetra M. Ola R. >Mar. 05, 1910 Mar. 16, 1913 >Jan. 15, 1988 Oct. 07, 1986 > >W. T. White >Nov. 18, 1881 >June 28, 1930 > >Fannie E. White >Mar. 15, 1864 >July 05, 1931 > >Baby Boy Bryant >Apr. 29, 1942 >Apr. 30, 1942 > >Ellen Bryant >Dec. 07, 1938 >June 18, 1944 > >Baby Boy Bryant (This one is marked with >1943 no writing but inforamtion >1943 was given by a family > member (G.C. Bryant). > >Carrol Bryant >July 10, 1912 >Feb. 21, 1967 > >Inez Mizelle Bryant >Sept. 08, 1913 >Dec. 28, 1990 > >Unmarked grave > >Unmarked grave > >Unmarked grave > >I have also been told that Bettie W. Mizelle McGraw is >also buried here with her first husband William Mizelle. >I got her dates from the courthouse records.. > >Bettie W. M. McGraw >April 01, 1886 >Feb. 23, 1952 > > >Submitted by Bonnie T. Hoggard > > > > >Everyone is raving about ><http://us.rd.yahoo.com/evt=45083/*http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/mailbeta>the >all-new Yahoo! Mail beta.

There has been a lot of discussion on the VA library site (and questions to me) concerning "binding out" and "being apprenticed". It is likely of interest to all. Here are a few of those comments. Hope it helps. Paul. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul Drake" <[email protected]> To: "David Oakes" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; "Harold Gill" <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 9:54 AM Subject: Re: [VA-ROOTS] Court Order Meaning > The term "bound out" is not subject to precise definition, and was very > commonly used and generally referred to any person - usually children of an > age less than that considered to be "adulthood" - who had been placed in the > charge of others. > > Other than rudimentary instruction in reading, writing, and "ciphering", the > society and law of the centuries before about 1900 provided very little > protection or training for the young, most such upbringing and training (if > any) in the opportunities open in that world being left to individual > citizens. > > So, when the vestry or a court so determined, a child would be so placed in > the home of some citizen (or parishioner) in order that it not be or become > a financial burden to the parish or the county. > > Learning, care and apprenticed skills were only rarely provided by any > entity that we now might call "government". So, the guardians of children > so placed were expected to provide training in some trade or "art and > mystery" in exchange for the obedience and help provided by the child. > Then too, again as Harold mentioned, upon "emancipation" of the young adult > from those requirements, such "servants" were to be given some measure of > reward - usually clothing and food - with which they might begin their own > lives. > > As Harold and "C" both have written, we know of no instance where a male > child over 21 or a female over 18 were so placed, short of those few who > were permitted to marry, became severely mentally or physically challenged, > or were declared "mad" or what then were called "idiots". Thus, as to those > so placed, the researcher should infer that a boy was under 21 and a girl > under 18 when so placed . But, be careful of the exceptions however, since > many are to be found within the records. > > The age at which such "binding" ended varied widely, again depending upon > the decisions made by the vestry, the court and (or) the guardian. It was > not uncommon for the very young - even infants - to so change in character > or capacity through personality, injury or accident that the court or vestry > would modify the terms of the prior placement. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "David Oakes" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 12:17 AM > Subject: Re: [VA-ROOTS] Court Order Meaning > > > > On 11/26/06 10:58 AM, "Ralph L Dugger" <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > My question is this: Would Etheldred likely have been an older child, > say at > > > least 10 or 12, when he was bound out in 1746? > > > > After reading through the "Records of Indentures & Guardianships in > > Shenandoah County, Va., 1772-1831" on the Shenandoah Co. VA GenWeb site, I > > would not make any assumptions about a child's age based solely on the > court > > record that you referenced in your message, well, other than the obvious > one > > that the child was a minor. The Shenandoah Co. records come from 30+ years > > later than your example, but the legal practices & community attitudes > that > > these records reflect were probably pretty much the same in both 1740's > > Surry Co & 1780's Shenandoah Co.. > > > > It's well worth taking some time to read through at least the earlier > > extracts of these Shenandoah Co. guardian records. Very eye opening! > There > > are quite a few children under the age of 4 being bound out, & even a few > > under 2 years old. There's also a helpful introduction to these records, > > linked on the index page. > > > > C. Etter > > > > Here's a link to the on-line records - > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vashenan/bly_index.html > > > > And a brief excerpt from the 1774-1780 Minute Book, note the wide range of > > ages just in these few records - > > > > "1779 > > Mar 25 > > -The Churchwarden of the Parish is to bind Ben Cross to John Jackman. He > is > > 3 yrs old next May. > > -Same is to bind John Hier, age 11 years 15 Sept. next to John Stout. > > -Same is to bind Rurabecker Phillip, age 4 Feb. 15 last to Josiah Leath. > > > > July 29 > > -The Churchwarden of the Parish is to bind Isaac Weaver, a base born child > > of Hannah Smith to George Keller to teach him the trade of a weaver. He is > > nine years old Mar. 4 last." > > > > To subscribe, change options, or unsubscribe please see the instructions > at > > http://listlva.lib.va.us/archives/va-roots.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- I am using the free version of SPAMfighter for private users. 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>Submitted by Bonnie T. Hoggard with assisance of Ricky Leggett >on Nov. 26, 2006. > >Ward Family Cemetery > >This cemetery is located in Windsor heading toward Williamston.. >Traveling on Hwy 13 - 17 from Pleasant Oak Rd heading back to >Windsor you will travel .3 of a mile and turn right onto a dirt lane. >Once on this lane you will travel .1 of a mile and the cemetery sits >over to your right against the woods inside a chain link fence.. > > > > >William H. Ward >April 26, 1868 >May 28, 1940 > >Delia Ward >Nov. 22, 1878 >Sept. 01, 1953 > >E. David Thomas >Mar. 09, 1911 >Mar. 11, 1975 > >Clara Thomas >Oct. 27, 1914 >Jan. 21, 1974 > >Edgar Barnes >NC PVI 365 INF >92 Division >April 05, 1910 > >Mrs. Willie E. Hoggard >Nov. 11, 1900 >June 07, 1953 > >Billie A. Ward >Dec. 05, 1897 >April 30, 1945 > >Booker T. Ward >July 15, 1906 >May 25, 1957 > >Texanna Ward >Sept. 14, 1918 >Nov. 13, 1958 > >Ethel W. Lloyd >July 07, 1908 >Mar. 30, 1967 > >Radie W. Lucas >Nov. 12, 1919 >April 22, 1987 > > > >Cheap Talk? ><http://us.rd.yahoo.com/mail_us/taglines/postman8/*http://us.rd.yahoo.com/evt=39663/*http://voice.yahoo.com>Check >out Yahoo! Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call rates.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2UB.2ACI/884.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank you very much for the lookups. E. Brogsden who served in the Civil War was another son, Evander. I've found his name (Evander Brogdon) in the SC Military Records. The LDS record I mentioned says that William was born in 1830 (not 1834 as previously stated) and died in 1864. I do not know where the record came from, but that is why I thought he could have died in the War. I appreciate your interest.

>Paul Drake shared this, and I think everyone could learn from it...meaning >of "bind out".... > > > > > Subject: . [VA-ROOTS] Court Order Meaning > > > > > > > This question came to me today from Ralph Dugger. It would seem to be > > > important enough for all of us to know. > > > Paul: > > > > > > ">> Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2006 1:23 PM > > > > Subject: Court Order Meaning > > > > > > > > "Oct. 1746 - Ordered > > > > I found the following in Surry County records: > > > > > > > > "Oct. 1746 - Ordered that Church Warden of Albemarle Parish bind out > > > > ETHELDRED baseborn son of Priscilla Bennett according to law." > > > > > > > > I know that this means that Priscilla Bennett had an illegitimate >child > > > but > > > > what, exactly, was happening with this court order? > > > > > > > > Thanks for any information. > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "Paul Drake" <[email protected]> > > > Subject: Re: [VA-ROOTS] Court Order Meaning > > > > > > > > > > Johnson (1755 and 1802) defines the term "warden" as "a keeper", a >"head > > > > officer", and "a guardian". Albemarle Parish here was ordered by the > > > court > > > > to take charge of the child and "bind it out". > > > > > > > > This "warden" (who regularly performed such tasks through his >position > > in > > > > the church hierarchy his office of the church) saw to it that the >child > > > was > > > > placed in the home of a parishioner who would agree to such actions. > > The > > > > child was bound for varying lengths of time and the conditions under > > which > > > > he/she remained and worked for that that new guardian - "master" - > > varied > > > depending upon all the circumstances of the matter.

This question came to me today from Ralph Dugger. It would seem to be important enough for all of us to know. Paul: ">> Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2006 1:23 PM > Subject: Court Order Meaning > > "Oct. 1746 - Ordered > I found the following in Surry County records: > > "Oct. 1746 - Ordered that Church Warden of Albemarle Parish bind out > ETHELDRED baseborn son of Priscilla Bennett according to law." > > I know that this means that Priscilla Bennett had an illegitimate child but > what, exactly, was happening with this court order? > > Thanks for any information. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul Drake" <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [VA-ROOTS] Court Order Meaning > Johnson (1755 and 1802) defines the term "warden" as "a keeper", a "head > officer", and "a guardian". Albemarle Parish here was ordered by the court > to take charge of the child and "bind it out". > > This "warden" (who regularly performed such tasks through his position in > the church hierarchy his office of the church) saw to it that the child was > placed in the home of a parishioner who would agree to such actions. The > child was bound for varying lengths of time and the conditions under which > he/she remained and worked for that that new guardian - "master" - varied depending upon all the circumstances of the matter. > Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.14.16/551 - Release Date: 11/25/2006 > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- I am using the free version of SPAMfighter for private users. It has removed 6081 spam emails to date. Paying users do not have this message in their emails. Try SPAMfighter for free now! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- I am using the free version of SPAMfighter for private users. It has removed 6081 spam emails to date. Paying users do not have this message in their emails. Try SPAMfighter for free now!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2UB.2ACI/884.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Looked in book A History of Marion Co. SC by Sellers and do not see a William Brogden listed in the Civil War section. Closest surnames are Brogsden & Bragdon but no William. The book Ancestral Key to the Pee Dee by Betha has an entry, a John Brogdon son William b ca 1830 but no further information about William. Some of the William sibling names include Martha, Elizabeth,Edward,Ann, Rebecca. The E. Brogsden listed in the Sellers Civil War section maybe Edward. Edward served in Company L,10th regiment, SC Volunteers, Confederate States Provisional Army. Good luck.

----- Original Message ----- From: To: Paul Drake Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2006 5:18 AM Subject: Immigrants Immigrant ancestors are a royal pain to trace (for a lot of reasons), add to that the relatives who assume truth because something is posted on the net. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hi, Marie. You have well stated a straight-forward summary of some common problems. Your choice of words should be observed by all researchers who have problems of ancestors who immigrated, especially during the last 3 centuries. I like to think of foreign research as you also apparently do, but too many researchers do not. Research is virtually the same in all countries; difficulty is that other places call the same records by other, and to us very different, names. Since the beginning of private ownership in some nations, and the activities of governments demanding taxes, we - or the churches - have seen to the care of records having to do with land, and measurements of it, taxes, some deaths, some births, roads, military service, and many, many records of courts' activities and of governments. Then too, all nations have had records destroyed by weather, enemies, fire, and carelessness. The careful researcher must learn the names of those records by which those other places call those categories. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am using the free version of SPAMfighter for private users. It has removed 6079 spam emails to date. Paying users do not have this message in their emails. Try SPAMfighter for free now!

----- Original Message ----- From: marie To: Paul Drake Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2006 5:18 AM Subject: Immigrants Immigrant ancestors are a royal pain to trace (for a lot of reasons), add to that the relatives who assume truth because something is posted on the net. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hi, Marie. You have well stated a straight-forward summary of some common problems. Your choice of words should be observed by all researchers who have problems of ancestors who immigrated, especially during the last 3 centuries. I like to think of foreign research as you also apparently do, but too many researchers do not. Research is virtually the same in all countries; difficulty is that other places call the same records by other, and to us very different, names. Since the beginning of private ownership in some nations, and the activities of governments demanding taxes, we - or the churches - have seen to the care of records having to do with land, and measurements of it, taxes, some deaths, some births, roads, military service, and many, many records of courts' activities and of governments. Then too, all nations have had records destroyed by weather, enemies, fire, and carelessness. The careful researcher must learn the names of those records by which those other places call those categories. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am using the free version of SPAMfighter for private users. It has removed 6079 spam emails to date. Paying users do not have this message in their emails. Try SPAMfighter for free now!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Brogdon/den, Hartzog, Eiland, Alford Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2UB.2ACI/884.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: John Brogdon of Marion, SC, had a son named William, born about 1830 per the 1850 Marion County SC census. On LDS Family Search there is a William Brogdon, b. 1834, in Marion, SC. I believe these 2 Williams are the same. I don't know what happened to William after the 1850 census. Could he be the one from NC? One William served in the Civil War 20th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry but I don't know if this was him. There are so many William Brogdons--it's so confusing. If you have anything on William of Marion, SC, I would appreciate you sharing with me. Thank you!

> ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Shelley Cardiel" <[email protected]> > Photograph Album including SMITH FamilyPhotograph > > > I've "rescued" an old photograph album which appears to have belonged to the > EDWARDS Family of Brown County, Ohio. The album is full of photographs, > many identified. The photographs in the album are as follows including my > notes based on limited research of these families: > > ***EDWARDS Family Photograph Album > > . Rufus BAIRD, R. J. Stevens & Bro. Studio in Georgetown, OH, 1880's, man in > 30's or 40's > 1860 census of Jefferson, OH: > John BAIRD, age 54, a Farmer, born OH > Mary BAIRD, age 56, born KY > George BAIRD, age 25, a Farmer, born OH > Roxana BAIRD, age 21, born OH > John BAIRD, age 18, a Farmer, born OH > Mary BAIRD, age 16, born OH > Rufus BAIRD, age 11, born OH > > 1870 census of Jefferson, OH: > John BAIRD, age 63, Farming, born OH > Mary BAIRD, age 64, Keeping House, born KY > George BAIRD, age 30, Farming, born OH > . Empty slot - Edna O'DELL and Blanche EDWARDS > . Sheriden EVANS & John MARTIN, tin type photo, no studio or loc, young men > in teens or 20's > 1870 census of Huntington, OH: > William H. EVANS, age 34, born OH > Maria C. EVANS, age 17, keeps house, born OH > Sherman W. F. EVANS, age 1, born OH > Sheridan P. H. EVANS, age 1, born OH > William BRYANT, attending school, born OH > > 1880 census of Huntington, OH: > William EVANS, age 44, a Physician, born OH, parents born OH > Maria EVANS, wife, age 27, Keeping House, born OH, parents born OH/KY > Sherman W. EVANS, son, age 11, at Home, born OH > Sheridan P. EVANS, son, age 11, at Home, born OH > Esther E. EVANS, dau, age 5, born OH > Minnie M. EVANS, dau, age 4, born OH > Katie EVANS, dau, age 4 months, born OH > . Unidentified male, tin type photo, no studio or loc, young man teens or > 20's, could be Sheriden EVANS from photo above > . Izathus SMITH, Bodurtha's Studio in Delaware, OH, 1880's, man in 20's, > Note "Marvin's Uncle" > . John BROZE, no studio or loc, 1880's, young man in teens > 1870 census of Pleasant, OH: > John E. BROSE, age 40, a Farmer, born MD > Matilda BROSE, age 40, keeping house, born OH > Lucinda BROSE, age 14, helps keep house, born OH > Frank A. BROSE, age 12, attending school, born OH > George A. BROSE, age 10, attending school, born OH > John P. BROSE, age 8, attending school, born OH > Edward BROSE, age 5 months, born OH > . John WILLIAMSON, R. J. Stevens & Bro. Studio in Georgetown, OH, 1880's, > man in 30's or 40's > 1860 census of Pleasant, OH: > John L. WILLIAMSON, age 34, born OH > Matilda WILLIAMSON, age 25, born OH > Charles WILLIAMSON, age 7, born OH > Sarah WILLIAMSON, age 4, born OH > Mary WILLIAMSON, age 3, born OH > > 1870 census of Washington, OH: > John WILLIAMSON, age 44, a Teamster, born KY > Matilda WILLIAMSON, age 39, Keeping House, born OH > Charles WILLIAMSON, age 17, a Farm Laborer, born OH > Sarah A. WILLIAMSON, age 14, Helps Mother, born OH > Mary J. WILLIAMSON, age 11, Helps Mother, born OH > Fanny WILLIAMSON, age 4, born OH > > 1880 census of Jefferson, OH: > John L. WILLIAMSON, age 54, born KY, a Farmer, parents born NJ/DE > Sarah N. WILLIAMSON, dau, age 24, born OH, Keeping House, parents born KY/OH > Mary J. WILLIAMSON, dau, age 23, born OH, Keeping House, parents born KY/OH > Fanny R. WILLIAMSON, dau, age 14, born OH, at Home, parents born KY/OH > Rufus T. BAIRD, other, age 31, born OH, Teaching School, parents born OH/KY > > . Empty Slot - Farni DAVIS > . Bob COCHRAN, Baker Studio in Columbus, OH, 1880's, man in 40's or 50's > . Clara BROZE, N. Hoagland Studio in Wyandotte, KS, 1880's, young woman in > teens > 1880 census of Quindaro, KS: > Jacob BROSE, age 58, born Prussia, a Carpenter, parents born Prussia > Caroline BROSE, wife, age 52, born Prussia, Keeping House, parents born > Prussia > John BROSE, son, age 19, born OH, a Farm Laborer > William BROSE, son, age 15, born OH, Helps on Farm > Clara BROSE, dau, age 12, born Prussia, at Home > Elizabeth BROSE, dau, age 9, born Prussia > . Lizzie MILLER, tin type photo, no studio or loc, girl about 12 years > . Unidentified Female, Phillips Studio in La Fayette, IN, 1880's, girl about > 12 years old > . Lute EVANS, tin type photo, no studio or loc, a toddler > . "Gilbert", no studio or loc, 1870's, toddler > . Empty Slot - Gilbert, Blanche, Mabel > . Blanche HENRY, tin type photo, no studio or loc, girl about 4 years > 1880 census of Union, OH: > Richard HENRY, age 64, a Blacksmith, born VA, parents born VA > Sylvaria HENRY, wife, age 31, Keeps House, born OH, parents born OH > Richard M. HENRY, son, age 10, born OH > Blanche M. HENRY, dau, age 7, born OH > . Empty Slot - Georgia O'DELL > . Lou KIRKPATRIC, tin type photo, no studio or loc, girl about 6 years > . "Mabel", tin type photo, no studio or loc, girl about 6 years > . "Gilbert", tin type photo, no studio or loc, boy about 8 years > . "Blanche", no studio or loc, 1870's or 1880's, girl about 8 years > . Orange EDWARDS, tin type photo, no studio or loc, toddler > 1880 census of Byrd, OH: > John B. EDWARDS, age 44, a Farmer, born OH, parents born OH/VA > Mary E. EDWARDS, wife, age 44, Keeping House, born OH, parents born OH > Charles C. EDWARDS, son, age 18, a Farm Laborer, born OH > John EDWARDS, son, age 14, a Farm Laborer, born OH > William EDWARDS, son, age 12, a Farm Laborer, born OH > Orange EDWARDS, son, age 10, born OH > Darius W. EDWARDS, son, age 7, born OH > And living directly next door: > Jane EDWARDS, age 73, Keeping House, born VA, parents born VA > Martha HATFIELD, dau, age 36, a Seamstress, born OH, parents born VA > John E. HATFIELD, grandson, age 10, born OH, parents born OH > Martin EDWARDS, grandson, age 14, a Farm Laborer, born OH, parents born NC > And living directly next door: > William EDWARDS, age 39, a Farmer, born OH, parents born OH/VA > Elizabeth T. EDWARDS, wife, age 40, Keeping House, born OH, parents born > VA/OH > > 1900 census of Paxton, IL: > Orange EDWARDS, age 30, born 1870, married 9 months, born OH, parents born > OH, a Physician > Blanche EDWARDS, age 32, born 1868, married 9 months, no children, born OH, > parents born OH > . "Blanche", tin type photo, no studio or loc, toddler > . "Blanche", tin type photo, no studio or loc, girl about 9 years > . "Mabel", tin type photo, no studio or loc, girl in teens > . Unidentified Infant, tin type photo, no studio or loc, infant > > I am hoping to locate someone from these families so that this wonderful old > family treasure can be returned to family. 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To all; Better check the Edwards born in VA and descendants below Happy Thanksgiving to all' Paul ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shelley Cardiel" <[email protected]> Photograph Album including SMITH FamilyPhotograph I've "rescued" an old photograph album which appears to have belonged to the EDWARDS Family of Brown County, Ohio. The album is full of photographs, many identified. The photographs in the album are as follows including my notes based on limited research of these families: ***EDWARDS Family Photograph Album . Rufus BAIRD, R. J. Stevens & Bro. Studio in Georgetown, OH, 1880's, man in 30's or 40's 1860 census of Jefferson, OH: John BAIRD, age 54, a Farmer, born OH Mary BAIRD, age 56, born KY George BAIRD, age 25, a Farmer, born OH Roxana BAIRD, age 21, born OH John BAIRD, age 18, a Farmer, born OH Mary BAIRD, age 16, born OH Rufus BAIRD, age 11, born OH 1870 census of Jefferson, OH: John BAIRD, age 63, Farming, born OH Mary BAIRD, age 64, Keeping House, born KY George BAIRD, age 30, Farming, born OH . Empty slot - Edna O'DELL and Blanche EDWARDS . Sheriden EVANS & John MARTIN, tin type photo, no studio or loc, young men in teens or 20's 1870 census of Huntington, OH: William H. EVANS, age 34, born OH Maria C. EVANS, age 17, keeps house, born OH Sherman W. F. EVANS, age 1, born OH Sheridan P. H. EVANS, age 1, born OH William BRYANT, attending school, born OH 1880 census of Huntington, OH: William EVANS, age 44, a Physician, born OH, parents born OH Maria EVANS, wife, age 27, Keeping House, born OH, parents born OH/KY Sherman W. EVANS, son, age 11, at Home, born OH Sheridan P. EVANS, son, age 11, at Home, born OH Esther E. EVANS, dau, age 5, born OH Minnie M. EVANS, dau, age 4, born OH Katie EVANS, dau, age 4 months, born OH . Unidentified male, tin type photo, no studio or loc, young man teens or 20's, could be Sheriden EVANS from photo above . Izathus SMITH, Bodurtha's Studio in Delaware, OH, 1880's, man in 20's, Note "Marvin's Uncle" . John BROZE, no studio or loc, 1880's, young man in teens 1870 census of Pleasant, OH: John E. BROSE, age 40, a Farmer, born MD Matilda BROSE, age 40, keeping house, born OH Lucinda BROSE, age 14, helps keep house, born OH Frank A. BROSE, age 12, attending school, born OH George A. BROSE, age 10, attending school, born OH John P. BROSE, age 8, attending school, born OH Edward BROSE, age 5 months, born OH . John WILLIAMSON, R. J. Stevens & Bro. Studio in Georgetown, OH, 1880's, man in 30's or 40's 1860 census of Pleasant, OH: John L. WILLIAMSON, age 34, born OH Matilda WILLIAMSON, age 25, born OH Charles WILLIAMSON, age 7, born OH Sarah WILLIAMSON, age 4, born OH Mary WILLIAMSON, age 3, born OH 1870 census of Washington, OH: John WILLIAMSON, age 44, a Teamster, born KY Matilda WILLIAMSON, age 39, Keeping House, born OH Charles WILLIAMSON, age 17, a Farm Laborer, born OH Sarah A. WILLIAMSON, age 14, Helps Mother, born OH Mary J. WILLIAMSON, age 11, Helps Mother, born OH Fanny WILLIAMSON, age 4, born OH 1880 census of Jefferson, OH: John L. WILLIAMSON, age 54, born KY, a Farmer, parents born NJ/DE Sarah N. WILLIAMSON, dau, age 24, born OH, Keeping House, parents born KY/OH Mary J. WILLIAMSON, dau, age 23, born OH, Keeping House, parents born KY/OH Fanny R. WILLIAMSON, dau, age 14, born OH, at Home, parents born KY/OH Rufus T. BAIRD, other, age 31, born OH, Teaching School, parents born OH/KY . Empty Slot - Farni DAVIS . Bob COCHRAN, Baker Studio in Columbus, OH, 1880's, man in 40's or 50's . Clara BROZE, N. Hoagland Studio in Wyandotte, KS, 1880's, young woman in teens 1880 census of Quindaro, KS: Jacob BROSE, age 58, born Prussia, a Carpenter, parents born Prussia Caroline BROSE, wife, age 52, born Prussia, Keeping House, parents born Prussia John BROSE, son, age 19, born OH, a Farm Laborer William BROSE, son, age 15, born OH, Helps on Farm Clara BROSE, dau, age 12, born Prussia, at Home Elizabeth BROSE, dau, age 9, born Prussia . Lizzie MILLER, tin type photo, no studio or loc, girl about 12 years . Unidentified Female, Phillips Studio in La Fayette, IN, 1880's, girl about 12 years old . Lute EVANS, tin type photo, no studio or loc, a toddler . "Gilbert", no studio or loc, 1870's, toddler . Empty Slot - Gilbert, Blanche, Mabel . Blanche HENRY, tin type photo, no studio or loc, girl about 4 years 1880 census of Union, OH: Richard HENRY, age 64, a Blacksmith, born VA, parents born VA Sylvaria HENRY, wife, age 31, Keeps House, born OH, parents born OH Richard M. HENRY, son, age 10, born OH Blanche M. HENRY, dau, age 7, born OH . Empty Slot - Georgia O'DELL . Lou KIRKPATRIC, tin type photo, no studio or loc, girl about 6 years . "Mabel", tin type photo, no studio or loc, girl about 6 years . "Gilbert", tin type photo, no studio or loc, boy about 8 years . "Blanche", no studio or loc, 1870's or 1880's, girl about 8 years . Orange EDWARDS, tin type photo, no studio or loc, toddler 1880 census of Byrd, OH: John B. EDWARDS, age 44, a Farmer, born OH, parents born OH/VA Mary E. EDWARDS, wife, age 44, Keeping House, born OH, parents born OH Charles C. EDWARDS, son, age 18, a Farm Laborer, born OH John EDWARDS, son, age 14, a Farm Laborer, born OH William EDWARDS, son, age 12, a Farm Laborer, born OH Orange EDWARDS, son, age 10, born OH Darius W. EDWARDS, son, age 7, born OH And living directly next door: Jane EDWARDS, age 73, Keeping House, born VA, parents born VA Martha HATFIELD, dau, age 36, a Seamstress, born OH, parents born VA John E. HATFIELD, grandson, age 10, born OH, parents born OH Martin EDWARDS, grandson, age 14, a Farm Laborer, born OH, parents born NC And living directly next door: William EDWARDS, age 39, a Farmer, born OH, parents born OH/VA Elizabeth T. EDWARDS, wife, age 40, Keeping House, born OH, parents born VA/OH 1900 census of Paxton, IL: Orange EDWARDS, age 30, born 1870, married 9 months, born OH, parents born OH, a Physician Blanche EDWARDS, age 32, born 1868, married 9 months, no children, born OH, parents born OH . "Blanche", tin type photo, no studio or loc, toddler . "Blanche", tin type photo, no studio or loc, girl about 9 years . "Mabel", tin type photo, no studio or loc, girl in teens . Unidentified Infant, tin type photo, no studio or loc, infant I am hoping to locate someone from these families so that this wonderful old family treasure can be returned to family. If you are a member of one of these families, or know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.14.13/546 - Release Date: 11/22/2006 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- I am using the free version of SPAMfighter for private users. It has removed 5972 spam emails to date. 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----- Original Message ----- From: "Lou Craig" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; "Neil Baker" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2006 10:42 PM Subject: Nicholas Cobb Descendents > >>>Neil > > This is from Abebooks.com: too expensive for me > > Lou Craig > > > Search By Title Author Keyword ISBN Publisher > > > > Search Results > Title: Nicholas Cobb Descendants > 1 Results (Displaying results 1 - 1) Sort Results By: > Author A-Z Author Z-A Highest Price Lowest Price Newest Title A-Z Title > Z-A > > 1. Nicholas Cobb: Descendants, neighbors, and > relatives, 1613-1983 > Cobb, Joe H > Bookseller: Nangsuer > (St. Petersburg, FL, U.S.A.) Price: US$ 399.00 > [Convert Currency] > Quantity: 1 Shipping within U.S.A.: > US$ 3.25 > [Rates & Speeds] > Book Description: M.L.W. Pub. Co. Book Condition: New. > B0006EFFVY No DJ as issued. This book is in new condition and unread, may > have minimal edge or corner rubbing. Ships from Florida next day, we value > your satisfaction and our feedback, Thanks F65. Bookseller Inventory # > XXX000003123XXX > > [Bookseller & Payment Information] [More Books from this > Seller] [Ask Bookseller a Question] > > 1 Results (Displaying results 1 - 1) > > > >>> Does anyone know who and where to purchase the following book? >>> >>> Nicholas Cobb Descendants >>> Neighbors and Relatives >>> 1613-1983 >>> By Joe H Cobb P.E., R.L.S. >>> >>> PS: I was doing some research for a person who lived in TN a couple of >>> years ago and he was able to locate and purchase the book, I think it >>> was in Brownsville, TN >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> >