Ellen and All, DAUGHERTY/DOUGHERTY Family...213 Gervas...374,455 Gervis...370 Nathaniel...126,213,214,218,225 William...370,377 Flo. Day ellen landers wrote: > > I have noticed your reply to several names which may be listed in the > book, "Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia" > by Cecil O'Dell, Marceline, Missouri > Walsworth Publishing Company 1995 > Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 95-92197 > > You have been very busy with numerous requests but could you check for > the Daugherty family? I have information that James William Daugherty > or just William was born in Virginia as well as his wife Harriett > Bidows/Bedows/Biddows. However, I can't seem to find anything on them. > I would really appreciate any help you could give me. My thanks in > advance. Ellen -- <[email protected]>

Hi Flo! Could you do a lookup for any CHAPMAN's in your "Pioneers" book? I don't imagine there were more than a few, haven't had much luck there! I am specifically looking for a Thomas CHAPMAN (I understand there were two in Frederick Co at the same time); Thomas' sons Valentine, Elias, and another Thomas, also, daughters Margaret who married a Haymaker and Elizabeth who married a Molineaux. Thank you so much for taking the time to help all of us so much. Is there any research in California I can do for you? Carrie M. Crotwell [email protected]

Hi, Folks, I have been asked how to obtain these microfilms, etc. Would anyone have the answer? Would it be ILL or LDS? Flo. [email protected] wrote: > > Forwarded by Flo. > > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: A GUIDE TO GLOUCESTER COUNTY, VIRGINIA HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS, > 1651-1865 > Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1999 08:19:24 -0400 (EDT) > From: Sylvia Rowe > Organization: RelayNet(tm) : BBSWORLD (#1279)Tulsa,OK - > [email protected] > To: ALL > Newsgroups: rime.virginia_gen > > Item 51. CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED BY THE COMMISSIONERS FOR TRADE AND > PLANTATIONS...FROM THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA...CO 5/1318, > 1717-1720. Original: Public Record Office, London, England; Copy: > Virginia Colonial Records Project on microfilm. > Two letters, Lt. Gov. Spotswood, to the Council of Trade and > Plantations, pertain to Gloucester. The first, 14 August 1718, encloses > a list of patents for Virginia land showing that John Lewis, John Smith > and John Washington, Jr., received 46-1/2 acres in Gloucester for > importation rights. The second, 5 March 1720, concerns the death of a > Gloucester Councillor, Col. Smith, and the plans to appoint his > successor. Spotswood gives reasons for not appointing Mr. Porteous. > > Item 106: ARMISTEAD-COCKE PAPERS, 1680-1907. 269 Items. Original: > William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Virginia. > Contains items on the Cocke, Curtis, Jones, Sheldon and Throckmorton > families. Most papers deal with family news and the wheat and tobacco > business of William Armistead Cocke ( -1855) who lived at Oakland, > Cumberland County. Also five account books, 1851-1863, and scrap and > copy books of Richard P. Jones of Land's End; a series of letters and > bonds, ca 1680-ca 1790, regarding property of the following families: > Beverly, Burwell, Curtis, Iveson, Kemp, Lewis, Marloe, Page, Skipwith, > Washington and Wyatt; part of a plat, ca 1680, of land on Piankatank > River of George Curtis, Augustine Horth, Col. Kemp, William Marloe, and > Lady Skipwith; a deed, 1689, of Charles Curtis for land in Kingston > Parish bought from Thomas Curtis; a will, ca 1700, of Charles Curtis; > and a plat, ca 1700, of Charles Curtis' land on Piankatank River > surveyed by John Smith. > > Item 168. CUSTIS FAMILY, PAPERS, 1683-1858. 909 Items. Original: > Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, Virginia. > Letter to George Washington in Gloucester from Capel and Osgood > Hanbury, London, 25 October 1769. Concerns Washington's account and > firm's continuing business after Capel Hanbury's death. Also a plat, > 1683, surveyed by Lawrence Smith for Assar Merrett of 1,250 acres in > Gloucester, showing location of Daniel Parke's mill. > > Item 170. DANDRIDGE-SPOTTSWOOD COLLECTION, 1619-1892. 200 Items and 1 > volume. Original: Virginia State Library, Richmond, Virginia > Includes one letter, Thomas Overton, Gloucester Court House, to > Samuel Pettus, Esq., 30 March 1776. > > Item 190. FREEMAN, DOUGLAS SL, COLLECTION OF PHOTOSTATS, TYPESCRIPTS, > CARDS, ETC. 68 Items, 3 vols., 8,000 cards. Original: Virginia State > Library, Richmond, Virginia. > Includes floor plans of Kempville and two negative prints of the > record of medical expenses of the son of John Washington, 1739-1741. > Originals of these prints are in the john Carter account book, Colonial > Williamsburg. > > Item 193. GLASS PAPERS, 1858-1884. 11 Items. Originial: William and > Mary > Correspondence, receipts, bonds and a fishing license. Among the names > mentioned are George Brushwood, George P. Evans, Captain Andrew Glass, > his brothers, Thomas Glass and William T. Glass. > > Item 251. MOORE, AUGUSTINE (?), ACCOUNT BOOK, 1746-1752. 1 vol. > Original: University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Virginia. > Accounts with the following Gloucester residents; Christopher Adams, > Capt. David Alexander, Mrs. Anne Armistead, Thomas Booth, James Briggs, > Capt. John Briggs, Jonathan Brooke, Thomas Brooks, William Camp, Mrs. > Judith Dudley, John Fox, John Hughes, Mann Page, Capt. John Perrin, Mrs. > Elizabeth Perry, Capt. Gwyn Read, Samuel Robinson, William Roe, Thomas > Stoakes, Capt. John thompson, William Thomson, Warner Washington, Thomas > Whiting, William Wilcock and Col. Francis Willis. > > Item 261. PAGE, JOHN, LETTERS AND PAPERS, 1777-1806. 27 Items. > Original: William R. Perkins Library, Duke University, Durham, North > Carolina Copy: Research Department, Colonial Williamsburg, > Williamsburg, Virginia on microfilm. > Letters of John Page (1743-1808) of Rosewell, dealing with a variety > of subjects including Revolutionary War troop movements, supplying > French troops, legislation and personal affairs, especially finances. > The collection contains Page's protest against legislative usurpation of > power in Virginia, 16 August 1777; a letter to Col. Innes discussing the > possiblility of Cornwallis' attacking Yorktown and plans for defense of > Gloucester; and correspondence with Robert Carter on the Frying Pan > Company. In addition the collection contains lettrs describing > Washington's inauguration, 1789; the First Congress; and outlining John > James Beckley's career as Clerk of the United States house of > Representatives, 1789-1797; 1801-1807. Also includes three letters from > St. George Tucker to John Page. > The Colonial Williamsburg film is of nine items, mainly concerned > with Page in the American Revolution. > > Item 377. BYRD, CHART, at Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, > Virginia; Carter, Dallas, Lewis, Ludlow, Reade, Warener, Washington, > Willis. > > Item 416. LEWIS, BIBLE, 1746-1862, Virginia State Library, Richmond, > Virginia; Washington, Willis. > > --- > RIMEGate(tm)/ListProc V4.24 at BBSWORLD * [email protected] > > ==== OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA Mailing List ==== > Visit the Frederick County,VA USGenWeb Home Page! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafreder/frederic.htm > Visit the Frederick County USGenWeb Archives! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/va/frederic.htm -- <[email protected]>

Jo and All, The following is from the INDEX of the book, "Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia" by Cecil O'Dell, Marceline, Missouri Walsworth Publishing Company 1995 Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 95-92197 WRIGHT Family...180/186/307 Ann...186-188 Boynater...187 Charity...188,189 David...187,308 Eliza...171 Elizabeth...184,186,187 Esther...177,178,185-187,199,206,242,265 George...22,307,308,348 George Jr....308 Hannah...186,187,256 Isaac...89,185-187,199 Jacob...308 James...171,179-181,184-187,194,198,199,241,242,256,495,507,517 James III...187 Jemima...188,198 John...171,184,186,188,189 John Jr....188,198 Jonathan...187 Joseph...188,189 Leah...204 Lucy...185-187,199 Lydia...185,186,199 Margaret...90,188 Martha...90,171,186,187 Mary...171,177,182,184,186-188,199,202,242,256,413 Micajah...187 Phebe...186,266 Rachel...186,188,189,198,204,205 Ralph...187 Ruth...187 Sarah...185,186,189,199,349 Sidna...186 Sidney...177,187 Sismon...89 Sophia...205 Susanna...186,187 Susannah...188,189,308 Thomas...54,89,177,185-187,199,241,242 Thomas Jr....187 William...188,204,304,308 Flo. Day [email protected] wrote: > > Flo, > Could you please check for the surname WRIGHT in your index of Frederick Co > VA? > Thanks > Jo Gross -- <[email protected]>

Jan and All, The following is from INDEX of the book, "Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia" by Cecil O'Dell, Marceline, Missouri Walsworth Publishing Company 1995 Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 95-92197 FRENCH Jacob...67 William...373 Janice Katherine Lund wrote: > > Thanks, Flo, for looking up CHAMPION....do you have anything on FRENCH? > Thanks, Jan Flo. Day -- <[email protected]>

Sherry and All, The following is the index listing from the book, "Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia" by Cecil O'Dell, Marceline, Missouri Walsworth Publishing Company 1995 Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 95-92197 KERNS Katherine...292 Elizabeth...292 Frederick...292 Jacob...292 John...292 Magdalin...292 Mary...293 Nicholas...292 Flo. Day -- <[email protected]>

I very much appreciate the information. I am just starting to gather information regarding the Lewis family of Fredericksburg. My gggggrandfather was Fielding Lewis and my gggrandfather was William H. Lewis. I do not know which of Fielding's sons was my ggggrandfather. The boys names were Augustin,Warner,George, Charles, Sam, Lawrence, Robert, and Howell. I suppose that there would be information of that kind in that house he owned in Fredericksburg that was called Kenmore after he no longer owned it. It is now some kind of a museum. The e-mail I recieved was really a breakthrough. Thanks again. Dave from Nebr

Lookups in the book, "Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia" by Cecil O'Dell, Marceline, Missouri Walsworth Publishing Company 1995 Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 95-92197 AILER not listed AYLER not listed ALER not listed GOSS not listed MASON Family...209 Bingley...not listed Charles...4 Elizabeth...209 Hannah...197 John...197 Reason...not listed George...not listed Thomas...73,209 Verlinda...not listed Dana Osterman wrote: > > Flo, > I am looking for records of the Ailer(Ayler, Aler) family and the > Mason(Bingley, Reason George or Verlinda) and the Goss name. I would > appreciate knowing if they are listed in this book, as I am going to be in > the Front Royal, Winchester area on vacation soon, and need a starting place > to look. Thank you so much for your time and all of your generous work. > > Kaye Osterman > > ==== OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA Mailing List ==== > Visit the Frederick County,VA USGenWeb Home Page! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafreder/frederic.htm Flo. Day -- <[email protected]>

Do you have a listing for Curlet/Curlett in that book? Ruby

Flo, I am looking for records of the Ailer(Ayler, Aler) family and the Mason(Bingley, Reason George or Verlinda) and the Goss name. I would appreciate knowing if they are listed in this book, as I am going to be in the Front Royal, Winchester area on vacation soon, and need a starting place to look. Thank you so much for your time and all of your generous work. Kaye Osterman

Forwarded by Flo. -------- Original Message -------- Subject: A GUIDE TO GLOUCESTER COUNTY, VIRGINIA HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS, 1651-1865 Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1999 08:19:24 -0400 (EDT) From: Sylvia Rowe Organization: RelayNet(tm) : BBSWORLD (#1279)Tulsa,OK - [email protected] To: ALL Newsgroups: rime.virginia_gen Item 51. CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED BY THE COMMISSIONERS FOR TRADE AND PLANTATIONS...FROM THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA...CO 5/1318, 1717-1720. Original: Public Record Office, London, England; Copy: Virginia Colonial Records Project on microfilm. Two letters, Lt. Gov. Spotswood, to the Council of Trade and Plantations, pertain to Gloucester. The first, 14 August 1718, encloses a list of patents for Virginia land showing that John Lewis, John Smith and John Washington, Jr., received 46-1/2 acres in Gloucester for importation rights. The second, 5 March 1720, concerns the death of a Gloucester Councillor, Col. Smith, and the plans to appoint his successor. Spotswood gives reasons for not appointing Mr. Porteous. Item 106: ARMISTEAD-COCKE PAPERS, 1680-1907. 269 Items. Original: William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Virginia. Contains items on the Cocke, Curtis, Jones, Sheldon and Throckmorton families. Most papers deal with family news and the wheat and tobacco business of William Armistead Cocke ( -1855) who lived at Oakland, Cumberland County. Also five account books, 1851-1863, and scrap and copy books of Richard P. Jones of Land's End; a series of letters and bonds, ca 1680-ca 1790, regarding property of the following families: Beverly, Burwell, Curtis, Iveson, Kemp, Lewis, Marloe, Page, Skipwith, Washington and Wyatt; part of a plat, ca 1680, of land on Piankatank River of George Curtis, Augustine Horth, Col. Kemp, William Marloe, and Lady Skipwith; a deed, 1689, of Charles Curtis for land in Kingston Parish bought from Thomas Curtis; a will, ca 1700, of Charles Curtis; and a plat, ca 1700, of Charles Curtis' land on Piankatank River surveyed by John Smith. Item 168. CUSTIS FAMILY, PAPERS, 1683-1858. 909 Items. Original: Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, Virginia. Letter to George Washington in Gloucester from Capel and Osgood Hanbury, London, 25 October 1769. Concerns Washington's account and firm's continuing business after Capel Hanbury's death. Also a plat, 1683, surveyed by Lawrence Smith for Assar Merrett of 1,250 acres in Gloucester, showing location of Daniel Parke's mill. Item 170. DANDRIDGE-SPOTTSWOOD COLLECTION, 1619-1892. 200 Items and 1 volume. Original: Virginia State Library, Richmond, Virginia Includes one letter, Thomas Overton, Gloucester Court House, to Samuel Pettus, Esq., 30 March 1776. Item 190. FREEMAN, DOUGLAS SL, COLLECTION OF PHOTOSTATS, TYPESCRIPTS, CARDS, ETC. 68 Items, 3 vols., 8,000 cards. Original: Virginia State Library, Richmond, Virginia. Includes floor plans of Kempville and two negative prints of the record of medical expenses of the son of John Washington, 1739-1741. Originals of these prints are in the john Carter account book, Colonial Williamsburg. Item 193. GLASS PAPERS, 1858-1884. 11 Items. Originial: William and Mary Correspondence, receipts, bonds and a fishing license. Among the names mentioned are George Brushwood, George P. Evans, Captain Andrew Glass, his brothers, Thomas Glass and William T. Glass. Item 251. MOORE, AUGUSTINE (?), ACCOUNT BOOK, 1746-1752. 1 vol. Original: University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Virginia. Accounts with the following Gloucester residents; Christopher Adams, Capt. David Alexander, Mrs. Anne Armistead, Thomas Booth, James Briggs, Capt. John Briggs, Jonathan Brooke, Thomas Brooks, William Camp, Mrs. Judith Dudley, John Fox, John Hughes, Mann Page, Capt. John Perrin, Mrs. Elizabeth Perry, Capt. Gwyn Read, Samuel Robinson, William Roe, Thomas Stoakes, Capt. John thompson, William Thomson, Warner Washington, Thomas Whiting, William Wilcock and Col. Francis Willis. Item 261. PAGE, JOHN, LETTERS AND PAPERS, 1777-1806. 27 Items. Original: William R. Perkins Library, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina Copy: Research Department, Colonial Williamsburg, Williamsburg, Virginia on microfilm. Letters of John Page (1743-1808) of Rosewell, dealing with a variety of subjects including Revolutionary War troop movements, supplying French troops, legislation and personal affairs, especially finances. The collection contains Page's protest against legislative usurpation of power in Virginia, 16 August 1777; a letter to Col. Innes discussing the possiblility of Cornwallis' attacking Yorktown and plans for defense of Gloucester; and correspondence with Robert Carter on the Frying Pan Company. In addition the collection contains lettrs describing Washington's inauguration, 1789; the First Congress; and outlining John James Beckley's career as Clerk of the United States house of Representatives, 1789-1797; 1801-1807. Also includes three letters from St. George Tucker to John Page. The Colonial Williamsburg film is of nine items, mainly concerned with Page in the American Revolution. Item 377. BYRD, CHART, at Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, Virginia; Carter, Dallas, Lewis, Ludlow, Reade, Warener, Washington, Willis. Item 416. LEWIS, BIBLE, 1746-1862, Virginia State Library, Richmond, Virginia; Washington, Willis. --- RIMEGate(tm)/ListProc V4.24 at BBSWORLD * [email protected]

Merle Yvonne and All, The following is from the INDEX of the book, "Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia" by Cecil O'Dell, Marceline, Missouri Walsworth Publishing Company 1995 Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 95-92197 PECK Lydia...344 EADER/ATER...not listed Flo. Day <[email protected]> > The Stevenson Home wrote: > > Flo, > > Do there happen to be any PECK or EADER/ATER surnames in your book? > > Thanx > Merle Yvonne Stevenson > [email protected] >

Lillian and All, The following is from the INDEX of the book, "Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia" by Cecil O'Dell, Marceline, Missouri Walsworth Publishing Company 1995 Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 95-92197 BARTLEY...not listed COLEMAN...not listed WEST George...not listed Hugh...101,540 James...275 John...97 Robert...281 Stephen...22 Thomas...274 WHITING Thomas...not listed Henry...498 So close, but yet so far. Flo. Day <[email protected]> Lillian wrote: > > Dear Flo, > > You have been so good, and so generous with your time, I wonder if I could > impose on you to check "Pioneers of Old Fredereick Co.,VA" for four names? > > They are: George Bartley > Nathaniel Coleman > George West > Thomas Whiting > > These have been elusive ancestors, so it will be a miracle if they are in > the book, but one can only hope. > > I know that you have been going through a rough patch lately, and I'm sure > it has been difficult for your entire family, but you have had many people > extending their sympathy and best wishes, including me. > > Thank you. > > Sincerely, > Lillian Stevenson -- <[email protected]>

Suzanne and All, The following is from the INDEX of the book, "Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia" by Cecil O'Dell, Marceline, Missouri Walsworth Publishing Company 1995 Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 95-92197 MADDEN Moses...315 HELM William...227 HELMS Joseph...370 Margaret...232 Meredith...232 Thomas...232,235 RISSLER...not listed Guess we didn't hit the jackpot. Flo. Day <[email protected]> [email protected] wrote: > > If you have time could you check on the names Madden, Helm, and Rissler? The > period of time I am interested in is between 1730 and 1799. Some Madden > names are John, Mabra, William, Jacob, Nancy. I am interested in Leonard or > Bridget Helm and John Rissler. These families intermarried and were in > Frederick Co. through the Revolutionary War. > > Thank you, > Suzanne

Hi, Bob and All, The following is from the INDEX of the book, "Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia" by Cecil O'Dell, Marceline, Missouri Walsworth Publishing Company 1995 Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 95-92197 SCHMIDT...not listed SMITH Christian...not listed Jno....274 John...21,24,101,105,126,131-133,138,141,142,144,149, 150,151-154,157,162,166,191,271,272,274,275,336,494,495 John Jr....151,191 Honaker...NOT LISTED [email protected] wrote: > > Flo: > Hope you can help. Looking for a "Smith " family. Not sure about the father > and mother; but the sons are named Henry (Heinrich Schmidt) Smith that > married a Mary (Honecker) Honaker, Feb 20, 1887, Frederick Co; a Christian > Smith and a John Smith. > > Thanks > > Bob > Katy, TX -- <[email protected]>

Jan and All, The following is from the INDEX of the book, "Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia" by Cecil O'Dell, Marceline, Missouri Walsworth Publishing Company 1995 Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 95-92197 FUNKHOUSER Family...406/483 Abraham...408,409 Abraham Jr...409 Ann...409 Barbara...402,408,409 Barbary...408 Catherine...409 Christian...402,408,409,484,485 Christian Jr....402,409 Christina...408,410,484 Daniel...398,409,410 David...408-410 David Jr....409 Dorotaca...409 Dorotha...409 Dorotheo...409 Dorothy...407 Elizabeth...398,402,408,410,438 Esther...402 Frances...410 Franey...410 George...409 Henry...409 Jacob...379,398,407-410 Jacob Jr....409,410 Joel...409 John...402,407-410 John III...408 John Jr....408 Joseph...409 Magdalena...409 Magdalene...402 Maria...409 Martin...409 Mary...402,409[410 Moses...402 Rachel...402,409 Rebeccah...402 Regina...409 Samuel...409 Sraah...402 Susannah...408 Flo. Day -- <[email protected]>

Hi -- Was the town of Fredericksburg in the county of (old) Frederick in the middle 1700's? If not,what county was it in? Thanks for the information. Dave from Nebr

Jan, the index look results are: FUNKHOUSER...not listed OLINGER...not listed POKE/POLK...not listed The following is from the INDEX of the book, "Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia" by Cecil O'Dell, Marceline, Missouri Walsworth Publishing Company 1995 Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 95-92197 FUNKHAUSER...41 first names in INDEX Flo. Day -- <[email protected]>

Karol and All, GILBERT...not found The following is from the book, "Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia" by Cecil O'Dell, Marceline, Missouri Walsworth Publishing Company 1995 Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 95-92197 BERRY Ann...347 Benjamin...227 [property transfer] Enoch...347 Joseph...348 Ruben...347 Thomas...192 [property transfer] Thomas...265 [witnessed marriage on 12Nov1761] = * = * = * = * = * = * = * = * = * = * Chapter Twelve begins on p329 [Continued from "ASHBY", p344} Beginning with Paragraph 3, p347: Thomas [Ashby] willed thye 100-acre tract (where John Hardin lived) to his son Robert if Hardin had not paid the mortgage off by Thomas' death.[123] He willed a tract of land on Goose Creek "where ENOCH BERRY now lives" to his son Benjamin.[124] He left one shilling sterling and nothing more to son thomas. Daughters listed in the will were: Elizabeth Hardin, Sarah, Rose and Ann Ashby. He willed a horse and other personal property to his wife Rose Ashby. Thomas also listed cousins RUBEN BERRY and ANN BERRY. He appointed his sons Robert, John and Henry to serve as his executors. ~ Footnote(s) for above ~ [123] p347 ... Tract 135A, Map 6; Frederick County, Virginia Deed book 2, p. 47. [124] p347 ... 320 acres, Grant E-494. = * = * = * = * = * = * = * = * = * = * Flo. Day -- <[email protected]>

Sorry, Mel, I did not find COOKSEY. The following is from the book, "Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia" by Cecil O'Dell, Marceline, Missouri Walsworth Publishing Company 1995 Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 95-92197 COOK Abraham...172 Jacob...416 John...301,380 Magdalene...380 William...338 COOKE...202 Grace...255 Flo. Day Mel Cooksey wrote: > > Flo, > > Can you please check for John Cooksey, or any other Cooksey? > > Thanks, > > Mel Cooksey -- <[email protected]>