Sorry my people are Dunwoody not Dinwiddie. A David Dunwoody associated with Rock Creek Presbyterian Church in the Manor Maske area in Adams county, next to Franklin Co., around 1755 and 1759. Knut "Knut W. Barde" wrote: > I have something on a Dinwiddie in Franklin County...will look it up and get back to u > > Knut > > wandajoe wrote: > > > Hi, all. > > I am hoping to find information about one of my GGGF, James Dinwiddie, said to have been b. ca.1768 in Franklin Co., PA. (?). > > If he was indeed born there, who were his parents? Who were his older forebears? Who were his siblings? > > He was married in 1811 in Franklin Co., TN. (?) to a lady whose name was Jane H. Givens. > > Their son, William Adam Dinwiddie, was born 12-16-1815 in Haywood Co., TN. > > I think it very odd that he would have been born in Franklin Co., PA., and then ended up in Franklin Co., TN. to be married. > > Is there, historically, any record in the files of you GENstudents out there of the Dinwiddie family having been in Frankllin Co., PA. in the mid-1700's?? > > If not, then the idea of his having moved from one Franklin Co. to another might be just erroneous notations by some over-zealous GENstudent of the past. > > It will be a great favor to me, if anyone can provide clarification on my James Dinwiddie. Thanks in advance for your help. Joe Duke > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: wandajoe > > To: PAFRANKL-D-request@rootsweb.com > > Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 22:33 > > Subject: subscribe > > > > subscribe