Hoping there are some new people on the list that might recognize this information. I am trying to connect with anyone who has information about John and Dianah Johnson in the Little Cacapon area of Hampshire County. John Johnson's will was probated Dec 18, 1809 in Hampshire Co. It names "daughter Mary House, James Johnson and John Johnson, Jr." My ggg-grandfather was Joseph House Johnson, born in Hampshire Co, VA on Mar 12, 1785 and died in Montgomery Co, OH on Sep 26, 1834. Joseph married Mary Eve Stoker, daughter of John Stoker and Elizabeth Critton. For more information on the Johnson/Stoker/Critton lines in Hampshire Co, VA, go to my web site at http://www.carolynjburns.com If you have any information, please contact me. Thank you. Carolyn (Johnson) Burns

July 18, 2003 Re: Who the Heck are You Hudson Family Reunion Dear Family, We are trying to plan a family reunion for June 24th - 26th, 2004. The process is still in its rudimentary form as we need a complete list of relatives of Carrie and William Hudson. We thought it would be fun to have the reunion in Harriman, Tennessee, the origin of their branch of the family. A letter is being sent to all of their grandchildren as well as nieces and nephews for whom we have addresses. To aid us in contacting people, please send us the names and addresses of any family you can think of as quickly as possible. We are hoping by planning this a year in advance people can ask off from work to attend and we can reserve hotel rooms and a picnic site in Harriman. We would like to start the reunion on Thursday for those who are able to come early. There are many fun activities in the Smokey Mountain area. The reunion would culminate with a large family picnic in Harriman at the Roane County State Park on Saturday, June 26th (a minimal fee will be charged per person to cover food, beverages etc.) . We can begin reserving rooms as early as late September, early October so please contact: Joreen Hudson Henry, granddaughter, & George Henry GHenry01@earthlink.net If you don't know if you are related, hope you are related or just want to check, I'll send a list of known relatives upon request. If you know you are related, please indicate how in your response. Finally, please pass this to everyone you know who qualifies. Thank you! P.S. We are novices at this whole thing so any tips would be greatly appreciated. Reunion Information 1. I am: ____ interested ____ not interested in attending the Hudson family reunion. 2. Name(s): ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ 3. I would need ______ hotel rooms for ______ nights. 4. ______ I would be interested in camping or RV'ing (within minutes of the Roane County State Park). 5. Address: ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ Phone #: ___________________________________________ E-Mail: ___________________________________________ Relationship: ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ GeorgHnry@netscape.net

In a message dated 8/6/03 9:01:10 PM Pacific Daylight Time, OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: I was interested in the state and county formation maps. My question is where the county formation maps for the western US? I noticed that the maps went as far as Texas but no further. Where is the website for the western part of the USA? Please let me know as I would like to look at it. Annie > Message: #1 > Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 11:02:38 -0400 > From: "Sharon Perdue" <spperdue@comcast.net> > To: OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA-L@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <001401c35c2b$c73f0110$6400a8c0@XP> > Subject: [OLD-FREDERICK-CO-VA] genealogy helpful sites > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > Would like to pass these links along. I found them interesting and helpful. > Some of you may feel the same. > > US & State County Census Maps > www.genealogyinc.com/uscm.htm > > US & State County Formation Maps > www.genealogyinc.com/uscf.htm > > meanings of terms & descriptions > www.genealogyinc.com/descriptions/ > > Genealogy Web Forum > http://www.segenealogy.com/_forums/ > > > >

Would like to pass these links along. I found them interesting and helpful. Some of you may feel the same. US & State County Census Maps www.genealogyinc.com/uscm.htm US & State County Formation Maps www.genealogyinc.com/uscf.htm meanings of terms & descriptions www.genealogyinc.com/descriptions/ Genealogy Web Forum http://www.segenealogy.com/_forums/

>From: "Christopher L Robinson" <clrobi01@gwise.louisville.edu> >To: <pangeaao@hotmail.com> >Date: Sun, 03 Aug 2003 15:23:13 -0400 > >Are you sure it is Waller and not Watters or Waters? I believe I am >distantly related to your line through John Robinson son of William >Robinson, b. 1709. I believe John would have been the brother of ypur >Benjamin. Sorry,but I am having problems accessing my records. John >had several sons including my gggg-father, John Thomas Robinson, b. abt >1780. These families with some unknown, but likely related Robinson >households are found in the Hampshire Co., VA census in 1840. My >ggg-father Richard J. Robinson moved shortly after,by Jan 1843 to >Harrison Co., VA where my gg-father, John W. Robinson was born. His >brother Joseph Lewis Robinson is also found here in the 1850 census with >father John Thomas is his household. Joseph was married to MARY E. >WATERS (WATTERS) by this 1850 census. Do to the similarity and relation >it might be that your Emily Ann Waller was a Watters, possibly an aunt >or sister to my Mary E. Watters. Check out info below. Sorry, I can't >access more right now. If this is the case, your Emily may have been >born around Hamphshire/Frederrick Co. or Harrison Co., parents or >relations as listed below for my Mary E. > >Don't have much on this line, so please let me know what you find. > >Chris > > From "HARRISON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, DEATH RECORDS 1853-1903": > >(1864) >ROBINSON, Mary E 33y b MD d/o E & E WATTERS; wf/o J L d 12 May > >Robinson, Joseph Lewis > > Related State(s): WV > > > > John Lewis, son of John Thomas Robinson, was born in Frederick county, > > Virginia, 1827. He came to Harrison county in 1849. He was a shoemaker >and > > merchant, sometime associated with E. W. Tinsman as Tinsman & >Robinson, >and > > for many years conducted the principal shoe store in Clarksburg. He >married > > Mary E. Waters, born February 25, 1829, in Montgomery county, >Maryland. >One > > child by this union, Paul Monroe; the mother died May 12, 1864. Of the > > parentage of Mary E. (Waters) Robinson it may be said that she was the > > daughter of Edward B. and Lucretia (Gardner) Waters. The Waters family >is > > numerous and has been of some prominence in Ferderick and Montgomery > > counties, Maryland, since the formation of the counties. The parents >of >Mary > > E. Waters both died when she was a child and she was reared by her >uncle, > > James Waters, of Frederick county, Maryland. [p 576] > > > > Source: > > Genealogical and Personal History of the UPPER MONOGAHELA > >Line of John Thomas Robinson, married Elizabeth Emerson: > > > > Children of John Robinson and Elizabeth Emerson are > > 1. William Robinson > > 2. Richard J. Robinson, b. abt. 1812 m. Nancy Hook, b. abt 1820, >children > > born in VA(WV) include my gg-father, John W. Robinson, b. 1843, and > > Theopolis (female) several years younger. Family moved to Noble Co., >OH >abt > > 1854. Three other daughters were born in Ohio after 1854: Frances, > > Margaret, and Ellen Robinson. > > 3. Beverly W Robinson > > 4. Samuel Robinson > > 5. Joseph Lewis Robinson b 1827 m. Mary E Waters, b MD d/o E & E >WATTERS; > > wf/o J L d 12 May 1864, buried Harrison Co., VA (WV). I believe >Joseph > > also moved to Noble Co., OH, date unknown. > > >From: robinson@svs.net > >To: ROBINSON-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: [ROBINSON] Emily Ann Waller m. FF Robinson abt 1826 > >Date: 1 Aug 2003 13:48:10 -0600 > > > >This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > > >Surnames: Robinson - Waller > >Classification: Query > > > >Message Board URL: > > > >http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3cDBAIB/6591 > > > >Message Board Post: > > > > I am looking for information on Emily Ann Waller (and her >ancestors) b. > >likely about 1805 in VA. Died 1 Oct 1835. KY > > She married Francis Frank Robinson (aka F F Robinson) b. 1 Oct >1803 VA. > >d. 21 May 1860 Boone Co. KY. He was the son of Benjamin Robinson b. >1752 > >Spotsylvania Co. VA. > > She was the daughter of William Waller of VA. > > I have 4 children for Emily and FF > >Eveline M Robinson b. 1827 > >Frances Ann Robinson b. 1829 > >Littleton Waller Tazewell Robinson b. 1832 > >Edwin W. Robinson b. 1835 > > > > Much of what I have came from a very helpful fairly recently found > >Robinson cousin (thanks Sam). > > Emily was the first wife of FF, he remarried after she passed away >to > >Lucinda Anderson in Boone County KY. Lucy and FF were my gg-grand >parents. > >They had another 7 children. > > > > I did find son Edwin W Robinson in the 1880 census as shown below. > > > >############################# > > Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation > >Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace > > Edwin W. ROBINSON Self M Male W 45 KY Farmer VA VA > > Catharine ROBINSON Wife M Female W 36 MO Keeping House > KY > >KY > > Mattie W. ROBINSON Dau S Female W 17 MO KY MO > > Edwin F. ROBINSON Son S Male W 13 MO Works On Farm KY > MO > > John T. ROBINSON Son S Male W 11 MO Works On Farm KY > MO > > Emma ROBINSON Dau S Female W 8 MO KY MO > > Annie M. ROBINSON Dau S Female W 2 MO KY MO > > > > > >Source Information: > > Census Place Jeddo, Knox, Missouri > > Family History Library Film 1254697 > > NA Film Number T9-0697 > > Page Number 528C > >############################### > > > > I have seen a couple of references that made me think that the >Waller's and Robinson's had intermarried before as was common in >families then. > > > _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

If anyone recognizes the following Margaret Robinson, please contact me. I believe she might be distantly reated to my Robinson line. Likely a sister or cousin to my gggg-father, John Thomas Robinson, b. abt 1812, found in Hapshire Co., then later moved to Harrison Co. abt. 1843 with adult sons Richard J. Robinson and Joseph Lewis Robinson. I have more info on this line. Chris >From: mbramlette@earthlink.net >To: ROBINSON-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [ROBINSON] Margaret Robinson m. Joseph Tetrick, VA 1805 >Date: 3 Aug 2003 08:25:53 -0600 > >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/3cDBAIB/6589.1.2.1.1 > >Message Board Post: > >www.familysearch.com found this when I searched for Joseph Tetrick in >Virginia: > >Joseph Tetrick >Male Birth: 22 JAN 1774 , , Virginia >Death: 29 AUG 1844 >Marriages: Spouse: Margaret Robinson > >Margaret Robinson >Female Birth: 01 MAY 1788 , Loudoun, Virginia > Death: 10 DEC 1860 >Marriages: Spouse: Joseph Tetrick > >That site also has Joseph Tetrick marrying Margaret (Unknown) Tetrick, 02 >MAY 1805 , Harrison, Virginia. If this is the same Joseph Tetrick as the >one just above, he was about 31 years old when he married Margaret and she >was about 15. There is a good chance it was not his first marriage. > >(Not my line of Robinsons. Just meaning to help a little.) > >Mark Bramlette > >(greatgrandson of Mary Frances Robinson of Saco, Maine, as shown at > >http://www.ancientfaces.com/family/photos/details/index.cfm?1967 and at > >http://www.ancientfaces.com/family/photos/details/index.cfm?1990 ) > > > > _________________________________________________________________ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

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Bless you !! Although I know the information you sent...at least you answered my query. Sometimes I wonder if any one reads queries. I have done quite a bit of research on Christian Sites & Elizabeth Reimel, back to a little in Baden-Wurtemberg in Germany (Johann Peter Seitz). It took me a long time to figure out the surname for Elizabeth, the wife of Christian Sites I am inclined to think the father of William B. Smith may have been David. Wm B and Christina Smith's oldest child , a son, was named David R. Smith. I think the R. was for his mothers maiden name which was Reimel. All the speculations we do to search for one hard fact! Thank you again Linda. Phylliss Smith Davis phylliss@amug.org ----- Original Message ----- From: LinLB5 To: Phyll Davis Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 11:14 AM Subject: SITES Hi Phylliss I saw your post on the OLD-FREDERICK-CO list concerning SMITH. I am not related to the SMITH line but through the SITES line that you mentioned. Just thought that perhaps you would like to know how the VANCE line fits in. Benjamin VANCE m. Hannah SITES who was the siter of Christina SITES m. William B. SMITH. Linda Morin LinLB5@Ashlandnet.net

----- Original Message ----- From: Phyll Davis To: Old Frederick Co Co, VA Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 5:05 PM Subject: Smith Surname - 1750"s I am new to the list. I am looking for information regarding Smith Families listed on the web site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafreder/fredbook.htm Frederick County Fee Book signed by the sheriff Meredith Helm, dated Jan 17, 1754.... Frederick County, VA, Col. James Wood's Fee Book, Anno Dom 1744: Name and # pounds of tobacco: Smith, John ...766 Smith, John the "blacksmith"...55 Smith, George Audley...61 Smith, John Jr...96 and Vance, David...155 Vance, Joseph...150 also: Female Heads of Households in 1753-1754, followed by assessment fee (tobacco) Smith, Margaret...105 pounds The largest assessments were: Smith, John...458 pounds Vance (the cooper)...449 pounds My reason for including the Vance family is this: I can document back to Rockingham Co, Va where William Smith married Christina Sites in 1812. A Vance man was surety for Wm on their marriage bond, and in others searches I have found Vance family members nearby. I am also looking for a David Smith in the same time period as the Frederick Co, VA Smith's. I am certain we all agree that certain surnames are difficult to research and Smith is one of them I NEED YOUR HELP, no matter how slight a clue it could be. I am a direct Smith descendant and I live in Arizona. Phylliss Smith Davis

Does any one recognize these Robinsons or have any suggestion on researching these individuals? I have female Robinson women in my line that lived in Noble Co., OH. I do not have any info of them. I was wondering if there might be marriage announcements for them. I have names and ages: Theopholis, b. abt 1839, VA, Frances, b. abt. 1847, VA, Margaret, b. abt. 1849, VA, and Ellen, b. abt. 1857, OH. Their parents were Richard J. Robinson and Nancy (Hook) Robinson both of VA. Their brother, John W. Robinson, is my gg-father, but I would like to find info on these sisters and possible children. The family was in Harrison Co, VA in the 1850 census and reportedly moved to Noble around 1854 when they were all still young so they would have married in Noble. Theopolis is not in the household in the 1870 census likely marrying between 1860 and 1870. Ellen and Margaret are out of the household in the 1880 census, likely marrying between 1870 and 1880. Frances remains in the 1880 census, possibly marrying later or unwed. Also, if I remember correctly, my gg-father, John W. Robinson wed Olive B. Dilley on Dec. 24, 1877. I would greatly appreciate if you could check your newspaper articles for any wedding annoncements, etc. Please let me know if you have any other suggestions for finding info on these individuals. I guess a census 1890 and possibly later census lookup for Frances Robinson might also help. Thanks, Chris >From: "Joyce Fullen" <jfullen@fastmail.fm> >To: OHNOBLE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [OHNOBLE-L] Noble County Leader >Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2003 18:58:19 -0500 > >Items from the Jan 1 1919 Noble County Leader: > >COLUMN 6 > >Dalzell Receives Appointment > >Private James M. DALZELL of the Soldiers' Home at Dayton, who is often >referred to as the only civil war soldier who never had any higher rank >than a private, but has a reputation as a soldier that is nationwide, >will be first assistant sergeant-at-arms of the house of representatives, >having been chosen for the position at the caucus of the Republican >members elect of that body, held at the statehouse Saturday afternoon. > >He has been a picturesque figure for nearly fifty years. Tall and >angular in his youthful days he is not greatly bent by the weight of more >than four score years that rest upon him. His hair which he has always >worn long still hangs in a yellow mass upon his shoulders -- father >time having failed to whiten it. > >Private DALZELL has been a lawyer, editor, solider and public servant by >turns. Back in the early '70's he served a term or two in the house of >representatives. His home formerly was at Caldwell. > >He has been an uncompromising Republican all along and as such has taken >part in many a campaign in which his party has been victorious. He new >McKINLEY, HANNA, SHERMAN and other great leaders of the Republican party >intimately. > >***** >Jasper FULTON, of near Hiramsburg, was in Caldwell on business last >Saturday, and while here called at this office and boosted the >circulation of The Leader toward that proposed five thousand by adding >his name to its subscription list. > >***** >Martin REASBECK, of Barnesville, a former resident of Beaver township, >renewing his subscription to The Leader says: "I have been away from >home almost one-third of a year but your paper came all the same, and if >I get it only two-thirds of the year I get more news than I would get out >of some others if I would get them every day." > >***** >Bodies of soldiers who died in France will be returned to this county as >soon as practicable, according to a bulletin received Tuesday by the >local draft board. The bulletin is published in reply to a number of >queries from those who have lost relatives in the world war. In the case >of soldiers now in service overseas, however, no individual requests for >discharge or return to this country can be entertained by the war >department until the military situation overseas has improved to such an >extent as to justify it the bulletin states. > >***** >Dr. J.W. BEEBOUT, aged forty-seven years, a well known Dexter City >practicing physician, died last Thursday morning at 1:30 o'clock at the >home of his mother, Mrs. Rachel BEEBOUT, at Marietta. The deceased was >taken to a Marietta hospital, Sunday morning, December 15th, for >treatment of nephritis. he had recovered sufficiently to be removed to >the home of his mother where he was improving nicely until Tuesday when >he suffered an affection of the heart which caused his death. The >deceased was popular among his friends and was widely known throughout >this section of Noble county. He is survived by his widow, one son, his >mother and one sister. The funeral was held from the home of the mother, >Saturday, and was followed by burial in the Marietta cemetery. > >***** >Mr. E.J. ECKI, aged thirty-four years, a daughter of the late Dr. F.O. >NEPTUNE, formerly of Sharon and later of Caldwell, died at the home of a >friend at Akron, Ohio, on Monday of last week following a sudden attack >of influenza and meningitis. She was walking along the street Sunday, in >company with a lady friend when she was suddenly taken ill. she was >taken into the home of another friend nearby where her death followed >Monday evening. She was a highly esteemed lady and is survived by her >husband, her mother, one brother and two sisters. Another sister, Mrs. >BAUGHIN, recently died in the south and was brought to Caldwell for >burial. The body of Mrs. ECKI was brought to this place Tuesday evening >and taken to the home of Mrs. C.M. RACEY, a sister, from whence the >funeral was held Thursday afternoon, the services being conducted by Rev. >William D. STARKEY, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church and >interment was made in the Olive cemetery. > > >If you would like a copy of an article, feel free to contact me. This >and other Ohio newspaper transcriptions can be found on my website. > >Joyce Fullen >Grove City OH >http://www.fullenfamily.com > > >==== OHNOBLE Mailing List ==== >To change your address use the mail list form at the Noble Co. OHGenWeb >page. If you are subscribe to the list and post from more than one email >address, please contact me: Joan DeBella <jd@toto.net>. > _________________________________________________________________ Tired of spam? Get advanced junk mail protection with MSN 8. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

This Francis Robinson married "Polly Terrill and went to Kentucky. He >died in Harrison County KY and is supposedly buried at Cynthia. Does anyone >have the name of the cemetery??? > >Francis Robinson is not buried in a public cemetery in Cynthiana. He was buried in the front yard of his home, along with some family members and slaves. There is supposed to be a military stone marking his graves. No other stones with names are supposed to be there. Later a cemetery was established about 1/2 half mile up the hill from the house. The first one that was buried in this was a son named William, who was killed in Cynthiana when Morgan made a raid through there in 1862. I have been to this cemetery, but have not been able as of yet to find the house or stone for Francis. Francis is my ggggrandfather. Hope this helps some. Nancy Bray

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Seeking anyone researching the Groves surname. Looking for connection to Joseph K. Groves, born 1793 Thanks

Composed the following to a newly found related lister and thought I'd forward it on to the list if there are any more relations out there. I believe we are distantly related. I believe my John Robinson, b. 1738 was the older brother to your Benjamin Robinson, b. 1752, both were sons to William Robinson. I have not verified all this history yet, but do have my gggg-father, John Thomas Robinson in an 1840 Hampshire Co., VA census. Households for his sons: Beverly W. (male), John, William, Richard J. [My ggg-father], and Joseph also appear in this same census. I believe your Benjamin may appear here also. There are also an Alcy, Moses, and Thomas listed [I do not know these individuals and would appreciate any info on them]. Please check out this census at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvminera/18407.htm I believe My Richard Robinson married Nancy Hook in Hamshire and he and brother Joseph and their father John T. moved to Harrison Co., VA by 1843. The households of Richard and Joseph (with father John T.) are found in the 1850 Harrison Co., VA census. I have the Civil War Military Record for my gg-father, John W. Robinson (son of Richard J.) stating that he was born in Harrison Co., VA in Jan 1843. >From 1850 Harrison Co., VA census: 21st district, enumerated 29 July 1850 Ancestry Image 272 Roll M432_950, Page 135 Robert J. Robinson 36 PA Wagonmaker Nancy 28 PA Theopilus 11 PA John 9 PA Frances 3 PA ("Robert" is obviously a misprint here for "Richard") 22nd District, enumerated 17 August 1850 Ancestry Image 438 Roll M432_950, Page 218 Joseph Robinson 26 VA Shoemaker John T. 61 MD Elizabeth 55 VA Harriet 27 VA Elizabeth 10 VA Mary 8 VA Robert and family moved to Noble Co., OH abt. 1854 and are found there in the 1860 census. Joseph is also reported to have relocated to this area, but I have not verified this yet. >From p 159 Sarahsville, Center Twp, Noble Co., OH 1860 census: family no 1213 1172 RJ Robinson46 millright 0 realestate $100 personal property born via Theopolis 21 female domestic born via John 19 student born via Francis 13 female born O [sic VA] margaret 11 born va ellen 3 born o There are other Robinsons in this area. I have many names and fragments, but have not confirmed any relations yet. Also, I do not have any info on sisters to John W. Robinson. John W. relocated to Indianapolis, IN after 1870, then to Louisville, KY abt. 1879. I have a fairly good history on his children and other info to share if you are interested. I would greatly appreciate any additional info you may have on your Robinson line or any branches of related lines. Also any info you might come across on the above Robinsons on you trip to Harrison would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Chris _________________________________________________________________ Add photos to your e-mail with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail

Farmer, Does your Francis Robinson have a brother John Robinson by any chance? I am descended from the Robinson line of John Thomas Robinson, b. VA abt. 1779, John T.'s father was also a John Robinson, b. 1738. His father was William Robinson, b. Middlesex Co., VA 1709. John Robinson married a Lucy Smith. Possibly a sister to your Agnes Smith. Look like a strong possibility that our Robinson line could be related. This may tie our Robinson lines to other postings I have seen lately for KY Robinson. By the way, my Robinson line eventually settled in Louisville, KY and I have recently relocated here. Thanks, Chris Please refer to exerpt below: There is a book titled "This Robinson Line" by Viola Robinson Long. On page 47 of this book indicates that there was a William Robinson born in Middlesex Co., VA in March 1709 , who married Agatha Beverly and had 9 children. The following is quoted directly from this book: "Issue of William and Agatha Beverly Robinson: 8.1 John b. 1738, eldest son, M. 1st a Miss Page;m. 2nd (mg. bond dated 24 Nov 1757) to Lucy Smith had two sons who went to Tennessee ca 1800. A third son John Thomas m. Elizabeth Emerson and had issue: Beverly W., Arthur, Samuel, William, Richard, John, and Joseph Lewis. The latter was the father of Mr. P. M. Robinson, Vice Pres. of Union National Bank of Clarksburg, West Virginia :" >From: "Robinson" <robinson@svs.net> >To: ROBINSON-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [ROBINSON] Francis Robinson b. 1765 son of William Robinson & >Agnes Smith- VA >Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2003 21:32:17 -0500 > > This Francis Robinson married "Polly Terrill and went to Kentucky. He >died in Harrison County KY and is supposedly buried at Cynthia. Does anyone >have the name of the cemetery??? > > > >"farmer" > >Francis Robinson >robinson@svs.net >Central Indiana USA > >Always lay sod "green side up". >Always be glad you are on the green side. > _________________________________________________________________ Help STOP SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

Good evening all, Does anyone have a marriage index for Frederick County, Virginia? I am looking for a marriage of Catherine LITTLER to a man nmed JONES (maybe John Jones according to an LDS IGI) about 1765. She was a Quaker who was disowned for marrying contrary to discipline. Any help would be appreciated. Lynn Dever ldever@ksni.net Researching Dever, Littler, Barr, Thornton and Sjurset Families Volunteer of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness. Check out Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness at http://www.raogk.org

Seeking Joseph K. Groves, born 1793. Appreciate hearing from anyone researching this surname. Need parentage and name of wife and firstborn female child. Thanks Wanda Groves Kohlmann

Thanks to all who replied to my request for the book: This Robinson Line. Several lister have asked that I share info on where to get this book, so I am post this to the list for all. Many listers suggested InterLibrary Loan, which I have used in the past for other titles and will try again. A couple also suggested the following individual: "Helen Nichols Murphy" <hewick@gvtech.net> I have contacted Helen in the past and sent her two emails this past week, but have not received a response. Just wanted to check that I still have the correct email. I guess she could be away or just behind with email but would appreciate any suggestions. I am also attaching two other suggestions that my help others with this book and also other Robinson info. Please check these out: If you go to www.google.com type in This Robinson Line 1468-1938 and look for this listing under Helen Battelson it tells you how to contact her for this book. (The above brings up about four sites with Robinson info.) Also got this: A google.com search turned up this other publication, which contains a copy of the book in question. (If you can't find a copy of the original, maybe this one will do, if you can find it.) The Robinson Line from colonial Virginia to Mercury, McCulloch County, Texas. Kirby, Jack H. Self published (1992) Includes copy of "This Robinson line" / E. Viola Robinson Long. ----------------- Also, there are two very old postings (1996, 1998), in the archives of the ROBINSON-L rootsweb surname list, regarding copies of this book for sale. Thanks all, Chris _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus

I am new to this list. I am researching the families of Andrew and Elizabeth Dobbins Spencer. They left Hampshire County in 1845. Andrews parents were John and Sarah Spencer. Any help or information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Judy allent@hubwest.com