Chris, I am a direct descendant of Thomas Hook & Eleanor McVicker through their son Archibald. Would be happy to share any information I have. Let me know. Katie Hook >>>Does anyone recognize these Hook or Robinson individuals? This Nancy Hook would be my ggg-mother and her husband Richard J Robinson, my ggg-father. I believe I made an error when I previously posted this message. I am, in fact looking for relations/info to family of NANCY HOOK, daughter of Thomas Hook and Eleanor Mcvicker of Hampshire Co., VA (Now WV). 1840 census, Hampshire County, Virginia (now West Virginia), all on page 144: Going down the page from the top, 6th entry is: Thomas Hook, age 50-60, 7 slaves, 7 others in house 19th entry is William W. Hook, age 20-30 23rd entry is Archibald Hook, age 30-40 29th entry is JOHN T. ROBINSON, age 50-60, wife the same, 5 kids in house 30th entry is RICHARD J. ROBINSON, age 20-30, one son under age 5 Nancy Robinson (Hook) is listed in the 1870 census for Noble Co., Ohio living with husband and daughter: Richard ROBINSON Self M Male W 66 VA Mill Wright VA VA Nancy ROBINSON Wife M Female W 58 VA Keeps House VA VA Frances E. ROBINSON Dau S Female W 33 OH Teacher --- --- Nancy Hook's parents, Thomas and Eleanor, are found to have moved to Lafayette Co., MO in an 1850 census: Lafayette County, Missouri 1881 Biographical Sketch Index >From "History of Lafayette County, Mo., carefully written and compiled from the most authentic official and private sources" St. Louis, Mo. Historical Company, 1881. Hook, Addison pg. 699 Washington township, Lafayette Co., MO (son of Thomas & Eleanor Hook listed on 1850 census as age 22, b. VA) (Thoms Hook died in Lafayette Co., MO by the way) (go to the LDS site and search for Thomas Hook, wife Eleanor, it will gave date & location of birth, marriage, & death for him. They are also listed on the Ancestry.com website)

I have two copies of "Historical Records of Old Frederick and Hampshire Counties, Virginia" that I will sell for less than half price of the current version. This was the 1991 printing, which was later revised. If you are researching the Stump family, don't buy this version. The book is 350 pages, softcover, published by Heritage Books in Maryland. The first two people who contact me will get the book for $20 postpaid ($16.50 + 3.50 shipping). The current version from the publisher is $37 + $3 shipping = $40. Please respond to me privately at wkerns4@comcast.net Wilmer L. Kerns