Thanks a lot...do you happen to know where these headstones are located? Janelle -- Janelle Williams janelle_williams@onebox.com - email (972) 993-2022 x4983 - voicemail/fax -----Original Message----- From: Sharon Fitzpatrick Sent: Sun, 09 Apr 2006 11:43:19 -0500 To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] John T and Evia PATE tombstone picture I don't know who these folks were, but there is a very nice tombstone picture posted at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~t42cemeteries/Texas/Dallas/Southland/PATE_Evia_Mae_GRIER_and_John_Thomas.JPG Sharon Fitzpatrick

Sorry, the headstone is located in Southland Cemetery in Dallas, Texas. Sharon

I don't know who these folks were, but there is a very nice tombstone picture posted at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~t42cemeteries/Texas/Dallas/Southland/PATE_Evia_Mae_GRIER_and_John_Thomas.JPG Sharon Fitzpatrick

For those living in AL, a BC/BS commercial featured a Thomas Pate and his wife testifying to the great coverage of Blue Cross of Alabama aired this evening. Real Pates? Certainly a fair number in this state. John Enterprise, AL

Because Susan Mary Lassiter's daughter's description of her mother's life (including married to David Pate) has been on and off the web when I've tried to look for it, I finally tossed a copy up onto my own web site: http://geographile.com/genealogy/lassiterpate.html In particular, I added some personal notes at the bottom, including that the expanded account on familytreemaker.com muddies some of my childhood info, that given their circumstances and a house fire, the high chair in my kitchen, which I'd always been told "came around the horn in a sailing vessel" after David Pate made it, probably didn't. I wonder if anyone here knows enough about David Pate's family to say where the chair might have come from. I linked it from that page, but it's also here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/42614915@N00/60174850/ I welcome any other information or contact from that family, as well as more of David's background (I knew he'd come from Illinois, but not of Virginia before that). Susan Mary's is pretty well documented in Lassiter (with multiple spellings) history to before the family's arrival in Virginia in the late 1600s. Thanks, Mary _____________________________________________________________ Get your free email address @wrexham.net ---> http://www.wrexham.net

Kerry Altenbernd [kaltenbernd@blackjackbattlefield.org] wrote the following inquiry on the PATE forum at GenForum. My reply follows the inquiry Joel INQUIRY I am trying to locate information on the family of Henry Clay Pate, who fought against the abolitionist John Brown in the Battle of Black Jack, June 2, 1856, in Douglas County, Kansas Territory. I am a member of the board of the Black Jack Battlefield Trust and we are looking for information on Henry's family for two reasons: 1. We want to locate his living relatives so we can invite them to attend the battle's sesquicentennial commemoration activities that are taking place on June 2nd and 3rd of this year, 2006. 2. We want to add to the rather sparse information we have on an important figure in early Kansas history. An increasing number of historians consider the Battle of Black Jack to have been the first battle in the struggle that was the American Civil War. The Trust is planning for a commemoration of the battle that will be worthy of the memory of those who fought there and of the battle's significance in American history. We want to have as many descendants or other relatives of the participants in attendance, but would especially like to have Henry's family represented since he was a key figure in the battle. Our website contains more information on the battle and the commemoration and can be found at www.blackjackbattlefield.org. There is a record on Familysearch.org for a Henry C. Pate, b. abt. 1832 in Va. His father is recorded as being an Edmund Pate, b. abt. 1785 in Bedford, Va. and d. November 22, 1852 in Charleston, Kanawha County, WV. His mother is recorded as being a Sarah "Sally" Bailey, b. abt. 1802 in Rockford County, Va., d. Oct. 6, 1878 in Boone County WV. Edmund and Sarah m. Jan. 1, 1823 in Lynchburg, Campbell County, Va. Henry is listed as having a wife, Susan (??), b. abt. 1832 in Va.(?) and two brothers: William D. Pate, b. abt. 1828 in Campbell County, Va., d. May 1880 in Boone County, WV, his wife being Rebecca B. Ward, b. abt. 1830 in Va.; and Ortho W. Pate, b. abt. 1840 in Bedford County, Va. and d. Feb. 1870 in Boone County, WV, no wife recorded. No children are recorded for Henry or his two brothers. According to another record on Familysearch.org, a Henery (sp) Clay Pate was born April 21, 1832 in Bedford, Va. and died in 1864. The Henry Clay Pate who fought in the Battle of Black Jack is know to have been in the Confederate cavalry during the Civil War and died in the Battle of Yellow Tavern in 1864. If these dates and relationships are correct, it appears that the Henry C. Pate in the Familysearch.org record may be the Henry Clay Pate whose relatives we are seeking. Does anyone have information that would either prove or disprove this? Does anyone have information on living relatives of Henry, descended from him, his brothers, siblings of his father and mother, or other relatives? If anyone can help, please let me know. Any assistance you can provide will be most appreciated. Thank you. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ REPLY Henry Clay Pate 1832-1864, Lawyer; Newspaper Journalist, Editor and Publisher; Artillery Weapon designer; Horseman; Militia Captain; and Confederate Calvary Commander. He was married and MAY have living descendants through allied family lines Henry Clay Pate b 21 Apr 1832 Bedford Co., VA, d 11 Apr 1864 (KIA) Yellow Tavern, near Richmond, VA Suggested Resources: LDS [http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp] Submission: AF95-105680 by Jinks Pate Lee Biographical Sketches of Alumni of University of VA Who Fell in Confederate War" by Rev John Lipscomb Johnson >From Sifakis, Stewart, Who was who in the Confederacy. LCCN 89-35004 ISBN 0-8160-2204-6 During the battle of Yellow Tavern, Henry C Pate and Jeb Stuart ended their longstanding feud. Within a matter hours both had suffered mortal wounds. Pate was a native Virginian who had moved to Missouri by way of Kentucky and Ohio. Living close to the Kansas border, he led a Missouri militia force against John Brown in 1856. By the outbreak of the Civil War he was back in Virginia editing the Petersburg Bulletin. Enlisting in the Confederate army, he received the following assignments: captain, Petersburg Rangers (June 5, 1861); lieutenant colonel, 2nd Virginia Cavalry Battalion (May 1862); lieutenant colonel, 5th Virginia Cavalry (June 24 1862) and colonel, 5th Virginia cavalry (September 28, 1863). After seeing service in the Seven Days, 2nd Bull Run, Antietam, and Fredericksburg, he was hauled before a court-martial in March 1863. It was from this hearing that Jeb Stuart and John Pelham set out for Kelley's Ford where Pelham was killed. Pate soon rejoined his reg! iment and took part in countering Stoneman's raid during the Chancellorsville Campaign and at Gettysburg. Receiving a promotion to colonel, he led the regiment in the Bristoe and Mine Run campaigns and at the Wilderness. Then on May 11, 1864, at Yellow Tavern, Stuart directed that Pate make a desperate stand against the Union cavalry. He promised to hold them off. Stuart complimented his attitude and Pate offered his hand. With the two reconciled Pate rode to his assignment which he accomplished at the cost of his life. Stuart was mortally wounded later in the fight. From his death bed he told a staff officer of the reconciliation and praised Pate's service, stopping now and then from the pain of his mortal wound. (Freeman, Douglas S., Lee's Lieutenant's) [http://www.civilwarartillery.com/manufacturers.htm] Tappey and Lumsden: Petersburg, VA., firm. Producer of revolving cannon designed by Henry Clay Pate. The Petersburg Express of May 11, 1861, noted that Tappey & Lumsden had completed a five-shot cannon of 3.13-inch caliber weighing 300 pounds. It fired a four pound ball 1900 yards. A pair of these weapons was turned out. One burst during firing tests and the other was set aside for the duration of the war. It survives today at Petersburg*. The firm later turned out battery equipment. Between October, 1861, and July, 1863, deliveries were made of fifty-two gun carriages twenty-nine field and twenty-three heavy), thirty-two caissons, and one battery wagon. *[Petersburg Siege Museum] The Siege Museum 15 W. Bank St. Petersburg, VA 23803 (804) 733-2404 Henry Clay Pate had an older brother, William D. Pate, who married Rebecca B Davis, and a younger brother, Ortho K Pate (also shown in one record as Ortho W. Pate) Extract from Consolidated Confederate Service Cards: W. D. PATE Captain Klag's Company Virginia Light Artillery (1st Saltville Artillery). Enlisted 26 Sep 1864 At Saltville. Present under arrest 31 Dec 1864. O. K. PATE Company F, and S, 17th Virginia Cavalry, 2nd Lieutenant. Also Company D, 5th Virginia Cavalry, 1st Lieutenant There is no evidence that William D. Pate and Rebecca B Davis had children. Unverified research indicates that Ortho K. Pate was an ordained priest in the Protestant Episcopal Church and that he died, unmarried, of "consumption" (tuberculosis) in Owensburg (Owensboro), KY. Federal census records 1850 Boone Co VA (now WV), page 5, District 6, site visit 70 EDMOND PATE-------67 W/M WRITING----b VA ca 1783 SARAH PATE--------48 W/F------------b VA ca 1802 WILLIAM D PATE----22 W/M WRITING----b VA ca 1828 HENRY K PATE------18 W/M STUDENT----b VA ca 1832 ORTHO K PATE------10 W/M------------b VA ca 1840 ANN BAILEY--------70 W/F------------b VA ca 1780 PAUL C REED-------43 W/M WRITING----b VA ca 1807 ROSIER MC CARTER--20 W/M SAME-------b VA ca 1830 SOLOMON M WRIGHT--26 W/M CARPENTER--b VA ca 1824 Ann Bailey age 70 was probably mother in law to Edmond Pate. Ann Bailey will appear in other Pate household census records Henry Clay Pate MAY have been enumerated twice in the 1850 census, 1850 Albemarle Co., VA, University of VA, page 290 H. C. Pate-----30 W/M student----b VA ca 1820. This is probably Henry Clay Pate age 20 not 30 Henry Clay Pate married Susan S. Thomas. They perhaps married in Petersburg, Dinwiddie Co., VA about 1857-1858. They had perhaps three children: Annie Pate b VA ca 1859 Edward Henry Clay Pate (Sr) b 5 Jan 1861 d 5 May 1911 Minnie Pate b VA ca 1863 See census record 1860 Dinwiddie Co VA, page 242, Petersburg, South Ward site visit 22/22 H C PATE----28 W/M LAWYER--b VA ca 1832 SUSAN PATE--20 W/F --------b VA ca 1840 ANNIE PATE--7m W/F --------b VA ca 1859 ANN BAILEY--85 W/F---------b VA ca 1775 Mary May----30 W/F---------b Irel ca 1830 [Ann Bailey is probably grand mother of H C Pate After Henry Clay Pate died in 1864 his surviving family relocated to the Accomack Co., VA on the DelMarVA peninsular Annie Pate b VA ca 1859, daughter of Henry Clay Pate and Susan S Thomas apparently died prior to 1870 See census record 1870 Accomack Co VA, page 140, Modest PO, Metompkin Twsp, site visit 691/170 Susan Pate----30 W/F (Head)-----b VA ca 1840 Eva Thomas----15 W/F At School--b VA ca 1855 Minnie Pate--- 7 W/F------------b VA ca 1863 Edward Pate--- 9 W/M------------b VA ca 1861 Laura Ewell---15 B/F Servant----b VA ca 1855 See census record 1880 Accomack Co VA, page 186A, Enumeration District 7, sheet 5, Metompkin Twsp, site visit 7/5 Sue S Pate------38 W/F Head Wd Teaching School--VA/VA/VA 1842 Edward C Pate---19 W/M Son Sgl Clerk In Store---VA/VA/VA 1861 Eva H Thomas----23 W/F H/Sis Sgl Baltimore------VA/VA/VA 1857 Minnie B Thomas-17 W/F H/Sis Sgl At Home--------VA/VA/VA 1863 [Minnie B Thomas perhaps is Minnie B Pate, daughter of Susan S Thomas Pate rather than a half sister.] Edward Henry Clay Pate Sr 1861-1911 married Etta E Johnson. They probably married in Accomack Co VA about 1890. They had issue: Unnamed daughter b and d 1 Feb 1894 Edward Henry Clay Pate Jr b Aug 1896 d 25 Nov 1961 Sarah S Pate b Sep 1898 Elizabeth C Pate b ca 1901 See census record 1900 Accomack Co VA Page 137, Enumeration District 6, sheet 19, Metompkin Twsp, visit site 433/433 Edward Pate-------38 W/M Head Md-----------VA/VA/VA Dec 1861 Etta Pate---------31 W/F Wife Md 10y 2/2---VA/VA/VA Nov 1868 Edward Pate------- 3 W/M Son---------------VA/VA/VA Aug 1896 Sarah Pate-------- 1 W/F Dau---------------VA/VA/VA Sep 1898 Jerelene Bafield--15 W/F Serv--------------VA/VA/VA May 1885 1910 Accomack Co VA, Enumeration District 12, sheet 2, Metompkin Twsp visit site 48/48 Edward C Pate-----58 W/M Head Md Merc Gen Store--VA/VA/VA 1852 Etta E Pate-------43 W/F Wife Md 19y 4/3---------VA/VA/VA 1867 Edward H C Pate---13 W/M Son Sgl-----------------VA/VA/VA 1897 Sarah S Pate------11 W/F Dau Sgl-----------------VA/VA/VA 1899 Elizabeth C Pate-- 9 W/F Dau Sgl-----------------VA/VA/VA 1901 1920 Accomack Co VA, Enumeration District 11, sheet 5, Parksley Twsp, visit site 115/119 Etta E Pate-------51 W/F Head Wd---------------------VA/VA/VA 1869 Edward C Pate-----23 W/M Son Sgl Salesman Dept Store-VA/VA/VA 1897 Sarah S Pate------21 W/F Dau Sgl---------------------VA/VA/VA 1899 Elizabeth C Pate--19 W/F Dau Sgl-Saleslady-----------VA/VA/VA 1909 Edward Henry Clay Pate Jr b 27 Aug 1896 d 25 Nov 1961 married Clara C (Unknown). They married about 1925 perhaps in Accomack Co VA This couple had at least two children Susan Pate b ca 1928 Clara Blanche Pate b 1928 d 1943 1930 Accomack Co VA, Enumeration District 1-13, sheet 5B, Parksley Twsp, visit site 133/135 Edward C Pate---33 W/M Head Md @29 Mrch Furni--VA/VA/VA 1897 Clara C Pate----27 W/F Wife Md @22-------------MD/MD/VA 1903 Sue Pate-------- 2 W/F Dau Sgl-----------------VA/VA/MD 1928 Clara B Pate---- 1 W/F Dau Sgl-----------------VA/VA/MD 1929 Railroad Avenue 1930 Accomack Co VA, Enumeration District 1-13, sheet 7A, Parksley Twsp, visit site 170/174 Etta Pate--------62 W/F Head Wd-------------------VA/VA/VA 1868 Sarah Pate-------31 W/F Dau Sgl Saleslady Furnit--VA/VA/VA 1899 Elizabeth Pate---29 W/F Dau Sgl Saleslady Furnit--VA/VA/VA 1901 Bennett Street Extension ACCOMACK graves Parksley Cemetery no name] dau of Edward Clay Pate and C C Pate born and died 01 Feb 1894 Clara Blanche Pate dau of Edward Clay Pate Jr & Clara C Pate 1928-1943 Clara C Pate wife of Edward Clay Pate Jr died 27 June 1970 Edward Clay Pate husband of Etta Johnson Pate 5 Jan 1861-05 May 1911 Edward Clay Pate Jr, husband of C C 27 Aug 1896 - 25 Nov 1961 Etta Johnson Pate, wife of Edward Clay Pate 15 Nov 1867- 24 June 1961 Tombstone Inscriptions of Upper Accomack County, Virginia, Mary Frances Carey and Moody K. Miles III (Heritage Press, Inc., 1995) 372 pp, map, index, cloth. $31. Marriage Records of Accomack Co, VA, 1854-1985 - Barry W. Miles and Moody K. Miles III (Heritage Books, Inc., 1997) 414pp, $29 Both titles are available at the Eastern Shore Public Library [http://www.espl.org/] SSDI CLARA PATE 13 Oct 1901 27 Jun 1970 (Parksley, Accomack, VA) 224-14-8424 VA Any living descendants of Henry Clay Pate 1832-1864 would be through his grand daughters and great grand children and would have been born after 1930. Obits for Edward Henry Clay Pate Jr 1896-1961 and Clara C Pate 1901-1970 MAY yield added information

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I also have AOHell, as well as Earthlink. I have had fantastic results with AOL's Spyware program - it's amazing and worth having AOL just for that program. --carol :o) Laurie Thompson wrote: > Horace . I have ad-Aware and all it does for me is let them enter my > computer and then I have to quarrantine them . I don`t want them > quarrantined in my computer , so I use Spyware stormer , they delete > them .Thankyou for your message , it is great to know people are out > there willing to suggest solutions . Laurie > > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Horace Peele" <horace@peele.info> > To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 3:11 PM > Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] RE: PATE-D Digest V06 #12 > > >> get Ad-Aware, a free program that helps you eliminate unwanted >> garbage such as cookies, etc. >> >>>>> Joel, >>>> >>>> > > > -- «:::P:::» «:::E:::» «:::A:::» «:::C:::» «:::E:::» Turn your face to the sun and the shadows fall behind you. Carol Walter-Robinson, in Northwest CA Redwood-Pacific Coast born and raised in Northern and Southern IL.

Horace . I have ad-Aware and all it does for me is let them enter my computer and then I have to quarrantine them . I don`t want them quarrantined in my computer , so I use Spyware stormer , they delete them .Thankyou for your message , it is great to know people are out there willing to suggest solutions . Laurie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Horace Peele" <horace@peele.info> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 3:11 PM Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] RE: PATE-D Digest V06 #12 > get Ad-Aware, a free program that helps you eliminate unwanted garbage > such as cookies, etc. > >>>> Joel, >>>

Joel I am not plagued with Spam I am plagued with tracking cookies eg 2o7 and double click . People tell me i cannot stop it . Is this true . Laurie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janice Pate" <pate_news@hotmail.com> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 1:14 AM Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] RE: PATE-D Digest V06 #12 > Joel, > > Isn't there a way to filter out the "urban legends" (aka spam) from the > emails? It wastes space in my inbox and on my computer. I get more of > this type of junk in my inbox than I want. I don't need it in my mailing > lists. > > Thanks > > > Please respect the privacy of other people; do not submit information on > living individuals without their permission. > > >

get Ad-Aware, a free program that helps you eliminate unwanted garbage such as cookies, etc. Horace ----- Original Message ----- From: "Laurie Thompson" <lt030329@bigpond.net.au> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2006 2:57 PM Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] RE: PATE-D Digest V06 #12 > Joel I am not plagued with Spam I am plagued with tracking cookies eg 2o7 > and double click . People tell me i cannot stop it . Is this true . Laurie > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Janice Pate" <pate_news@hotmail.com> > To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 1:14 AM > Subject: [PATE GENEALOGY] RE: PATE-D Digest V06 #12 > > >> Joel, >> >> Isn't there a way to filter out the "urban legends" (aka spam) from the >> emails? It wastes space in my inbox and on my computer. I get more of >> this type of junk in my inbox than I want. I don't need it in my mailing >> lists. >> >> Thanks >> >> >> Please respect the privacy of other people; do not submit information on >> living individuals without their permission. >> >> >> > > > >

Joel, Isn't there a way to filter out the "urban legends" (aka spam) from the emails? It wastes space in my inbox and on my computer. I get more of this type of junk in my inbox than I want. I don't need it in my mailing lists. Thanks Please respect the privacy of other people; do not submit information on living individuals without their permission.

Hi Grace: You can go to Password Central at Rootsweb, type in your e-mail address and check the box "To Which Lists Am I Subscribed?" and it will give you a list. The system is automated so this will be a 2 step process. First you will have to go to the lists and type in "Unsubscribe" in the subject line with your old e-mail address, then you will have to "Subscribe" with your new address in a different e-mail. -----Original Message----- From: Grace Wisdom [mailto:gwisdom@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 12:57 PM To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [PATE GENEALOGY] Don' buy Pepsi in the can I just changed my email address. How do I notify rootsweb about all my sites I subscribe to? Do I do it individually by name or just notify rootsweb somehow. -----Original Message----- From: SikesEL@aol.com [mailto:SikesEL@aol.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 3:32 PM To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Don' buy Pepsi in the can While I may agree with you; this is not the place for your message!!! It is a genealogy site.

This is four years old, and a myth: http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/undergod.asp Mary (whose mom was born a Pate, and who is Joel's cousin from a handful of generations ago) _____________________________________________________________ Get your free email address @wrexham.net ---> http://www.wrexham.net

I just changed my email address. How do I notify rootsweb about all my sites I subscribe to? Do I do it individually by name or just notify rootsweb somehow. -----Original Message----- From: SikesEL@aol.com [mailto:SikesEL@aol.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 3:32 PM To: PATE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Don' buy Pepsi in the can While I may agree with you; this is not the place for your message!!! It is a genealogy site.

While I may agree with you; this is not the place for your message!!! It is a genealogy site.

THIS IS FALSE!! GO TO: http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/undergod.asp This false rumor has been going around since 2002 on their records. Urban Legend - Snopes is a handy link....you might want to bookmark it. --cswr barbara peters wrote: > > Subject: DON'T BUY PEPSI IN THE NEW CAN! > > > > Don't buy Pepsi in the new can. Pepsi has a new "patriotic" can >coming out with pictures of the Empire State Building, and the >Pledge of Allegiance on them. >However, Pepsi left out two little words on the pledge, > > "Under God." >Pepsi said they didn't want to offend anyone. > > In that case, we don't >want to offend anyone at the Pepsi corporate office, either! >So if we don't buy any Pepsi product, they will not be offended >when they don't receive our money that has the words > > "In God We Trust" on it. > > HOW FAST CAN YOU! FORWARD THIS ONE? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > forward this to everyone on your list > Barbara > > -- «:::P:::» «:::E:::» «:::A:::» «:::C:::» «:::E:::» Turn your face to the sun and the shadows fall behind you. Carol, Northwest CA Pacific Coast

Subject: DON'T BUY PEPSI IN THE NEW CAN! Don't buy Pepsi in the new can. Pepsi has a new "patriotic" can coming out with pictures of the Empire State Building, and the Pledge of Allegiance on them. However, Pepsi left out two little words on the pledge, "Under God." Pepsi said they didn't want to offend anyone. In that case, we don't want to offend anyone at the Pepsi corporate office, either! So if we don't buy any Pepsi product, they will not be offended when they don't receive our money that has the words "In God We Trust" on it. HOW FAST CAN YOU! FORWARD THIS ONE? forward this to everyone on your list Barbara --------------------------------- Yahoo! Photos Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands ASAP. --------------------------------- Bring words and photos together (easily) with PhotoMail - it's free and works with your Yahoo! Mail.

According to the will there was a Lucy but according to the settlement she wasn't mentioned. I have Parson & sister Polly Pate in Bedford Co TN, Elizabeth Sledge in Williamson Co Tn & Nancy Sammons inRowan Co NC. All mentioned in the settlement. Nothing on Lucy. Sorry. Also Jeremiah doesn't seem to be one of the names used by my Pates. Different branch . ----- Original Message ----- From: "Karen Borden" <karenborden@sbcglobal.net> To: <PATE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2006 3:57 PM Subject: Re: [PATE GENEALOGY] Hardy Pate > Helen, > Is there anything you can tell me about Lucy? I've been searching for > quite some time to find about my Jeremiah Pate who married his first > cousin, "Lucy". My "Lucy" or Lucinda was born ca 1797 in NC or TN > according to 1850 and 1860 census. > > > Helen Pate Ross <ross@empowering.com> wrote: > I have four children for Hardy Pate of Sussex Co VA. Person, Elizabeth > Sledge, Nancy & Lucy. I have heard from someone says he had a Hardy Jr. Is > this true? > > > >