I am search for the parents and siblings of Mary G. Patterson b 30 Oct 1818 in Ohio. She married Samuel Sutton on 18 Jan 1838. She died 31 Jan 1914. Also I only know of one child, Hannah b 1845. Did they have other children? Thanks Vickie in Okla.

At 04:51 PM 5/6/02 -0400, you wrote: >Note to DODD family, WE do not think that the Patterson girl and our DODD boy >had issue. BUT in the off chance that someday we will locate cousins of the >DODD girl and the Patterson boys, son, James M. Patterson and his wife >Rougeau. WE should keep this data for that part of the lineage. > >Note: I will type again this data. It came from Anne Webb Nelson and she said >it was from Hazel Le Blanc and me. Sadly, I can not find it in a file so will >do my best to retype. Its a "keeper'" its "Bonafied" grinjudy > > Plesent W. Peter Patterson ( 1809,NC-LA?) wed Matilda Caroline Webb ( 1811, >Jefferson co. GA. to LA?) c. 1833(probably in Harris or Muscogee Co. GA) >Matilda is the daughter of Elias and Mary ann Nancy Maynor WEBB. >This couple had 7 children-according to the Garrett Webb account of the Webb >family. > >1. Mary Ann (lOUISE?) Patterson (jan 16, 1834 MS/AL/GA-LA?)married 1. Joseph >Paschal ASHMORE (jan 31, 1822, MS,1860 New Orleans, LA)c. 1850 TX. Joseph is >the son of William Ashmore of Shelby co. tx. (2.) Wed: Rudolph GRAEBENER >(GRABENER) San Augustine , co. TX.(-) c. 1861 died (St. Landrys parish,LA) >(3.) wed: Jobe SELF c. 1870? Mary Ann is believed to be buried in Shreveport, >LA. (Mary Lane is the researcher of this lineage). >2. Unknown child >3. William Joseph Patterson ( 1838 GA)? >4. James Burton (?) Patterson ( 1840 GA-died camp Rondo, Ark. training camp >of measles and flux, enlisted in san augustine in 1862 died in camp ark. oct. >1862. wed, Lucy Melissa(Marcella) DODD(born 1842 Choctaw co. alabama of >parents: ashley haywood dodd and lucy ann CAVES dodd, in a double ceremony >in sept of 1860 in san augustine co. tx. His name on the military card and on >the marriage record is james N. Patterson.(IT is judys thinking that the W. >was misread for a N. and at one time the M was misread for an N) Burton<I can >not explain)?. >5. Charles Gricee Patterson ( 1842 GA.)? >6 Francis Marice Patterson (aug 17, 1846 TX-dec 25, 1922 LA)married >Loucendia Nichols (feb 11, 1853 LA-feb 28, 1890 LA) wedding date was: feb 6 >1869, Rapides Parish, LA. >wife number 2, Rosa Angeline Rougeau (a possible relative to the woman who >married james m. patterson , son of james N. patterson and lucy m. dodd.?) >born october 30, 1869 -died march 5, 1917 c. 1890/1891 ) > >children of francis marice patterson and his wives were: >1. Ellie Patterson > Ella Patterson m. Ed Nichols > Florence Patterson (-c.1898/9?) m. james Giles, oct. 17, 1896 > Francis Patterson(-) m.James Giles (-)sept. 9, 1899 (her sisters widower) > Jimmy Patterson > John Patterson > Willie Patterson > Unknown Infant Patterson- born between 1869-1890 > LOLA Patterson ( 1877-) m. Unknown Verzwyvelt > Sarah R. Patterson ( 1872-) m. Stephen Richey (-) sept. 15, 1885 > Matilda Jane Patterson, nov 11, 1886 m. frank JOHNSON > >2. Marion Albert Patterson (oct,5, 1891LA-)m. Cammie Woodland ( 1895-) > George Washington Patterson( jan 25, 1893 LA-sept 29, 1932 LA) m. LuLA >WEBB Chitty (june10, 1896-LA, - march 22, 1893 LA.) wed: december 9, 1920 > Andrew Madison Patterson (november 30,1894 LA- march 4, 1954 LA) wed: >Clara Burnum (-) died june 7, 1924 LA > Emily WEBB Patterson march 22,1896 LA-died november 28, 1975 LA, > married: >Franklin Hollis Matthews born december 22, 1893 LA and died sept 29, 1974 , >married on november 4, 1917 LA. > ROSA Gertrude PATTERSON born july 16, 1899 LA died august 1, 1916 wed: >Jessie Summers born? died sept. 1, 1915 LA. > Thomas Jefferson Patterson born november 13, 1900 died may 3, 1918 > Bertha Ellen Patterson born sept 15, 1902LA, died sept 2, 1991 LA, wed: >IVAN BUTTERS born ? died sept 29, 1920 > Pilgrim Camelia Patterson born december 11, 1903 LA, died feb 1, 1971 > wed: >wHIT MORENO born ? died? > Philo Green Patterson born feb 16, 1906 LA, died october 05 1967 wed: >MYRTLE ROLLINS who died on april 18, 1936 > Lizzie Leona Patterson, born july 7, 1907 died december 20, 1907 > Edith Mae Patterson born august 4, 1908 died march 7, 1929 > Cordelia Irene Patterson born december 12, 1910 LA died feb 5, 1972 LA. >wed: PHILLIP MILEY born december 13, 1900 LA and died august15, 1976 LA wed >on: december 17, 1929 LA. >snip Philip and Irene's son, MARION KENYON MILEY, born Nov. 12, 1935, died Oct. 30, 1991. He was named for both of his grandfathers, FRANCIS MARION PATTERSON and JOHN KENYON MILEY >snip > Married: Hazel Payne Le Blanc--3 children, one born in LA, one in FL > and one in SC >snip I would love to hear from anyone who is researching this line. Hazel Payne Miley LeBlanc The roots of our family tree were planted deep in American soil. The trunk of the tree grew strong and it has many, many branches. Some branches are still bare and need your information. I will gladly exchange genealogy information with others. Researching: Anderson, Byrd, Dodson, Dove, Goodson, Moody, Miley, Neal, Patterson, Payne, Ratcliff, Rougeou, Shumate, Walker and Weaver PLEASE DO NOT SEND ME HOAX WARNINGS, JOKES, CHAIN LETTERS, ETC. Hazel Payne Miley LeBlanc <gen-search@cox.net> or Hazel Payne Miley LeBlanc <hazel.leblanc@cox.net> 1717 Job Ave. Zachary, LA 70791-5909 AOL Instant Messenger I D: HMLeBlanc Home page: http://members.cox.net/fleblanc5/both.htm

CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: TX COUNTY: Sabine REEL NO: M432-914 PAGE NO: 311a REFERENCE: Enumerated on 1 Oct 1850 by William B. Frazier ------------------ LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB ----------------- 33 68 68 Patterson Pleasant W 41 M Farmer 100 North Carolina 34 68 68 Patterson Matilda Caroline 39 F-georgia 35 68 68 Patterson William Jasper 12 M -georgia 36 68 68 Patterson James Burton 10 M -georgia REMARKS: "3" recorded under Att. School 37 68 68 Patterson Charles Gricee ***** 8 M Georgia 38 68 68 Patterson Francis Marion 4 M Texas 39 68 68 Patterson Malisa Caroline 2 F Texas PATTERSON SETTLEMENT, TEXAS. Patterson Settlement was on the Sabinal River six miles south of Sabinal in southeastern Uvalde County. It was founded by and named for G. W. Patterson, Sr., who brought his family homesteading from Alabama to Texas in 1847. The Patterson family arrived in the Sabinal Canyon in 1851 after a stay in East Texas. Shortly after arriving at the site Patterson preempted 160 acres and purchased additional, then built a rock house on the banks of the Sabinal River with the use of slave labor. John Leakey, who later founded Leakey, and A. B. Dillard, who helped found Leona Ditch, may have been among the original settlers of Patterson Settlement. A schoolhouse constructed in the late 1850s was also used for church services. Methodist minister H. G. Horton, who preached at the schoolhouse in 1858, recalled that all corners of the building were stacked with rifles and shotguns and that everyone attendingthe service came armed with pistols. The settlement was abandoned during the Civil War,qv when Indian depredations became more frequent. Many of those people who abandoned the community during the war returned soon after its conclusion. At a time when Uvalde was notorious for lawlessness, a young Uvaldean staying at Patterson Settlement in 1870 remembers that the community was peaceful except for the constant worry over Indian attacks. Patterson Settlement appears to have been abandoned shortly thereafter; no record of its continuation after 1870 is available. A historical plaque was placed at the original stone home of G. W. Patterson in 1965. The Brown Cemetery, probably named for either William A. Brown or Joseph G. Brown, who owned property at the Patterson Settlement site in 1915, was shown on maps of 1988. BIBLIOGRAPHY: A Proud Heritage: A History of Uvalde County (Uvalde,tx El Progreso Club, 1975).Ruben E. Ochoa Hi Judy All I know is that William B. Patterson married my ggg aunt Cassandra Arnold Sutherland in Montgomery Co. TX after her first husband, Walter Sutherland died. I don't know where he came from, but he was the Justice of the Peace in Montgomery Co. TX before the 1840's. He and Cassie and her family (and I don't know who else) left Montgomery/Grimes County area by about 1843, going to Medina Co. TX, wher William B. Patterson died of smallpox in 1848. Since your Pattersons came from St. Augustine Co., you might want to check out the Patterson Ferry that was on the Sabine River north of the Gaines Ferry back before the TX Revolution. I haven't been able to find out anything about it via the Net, but I saw it on an old map of Texas before 1836. It was close to the Gaines Ferry - I'd say within 30 miles just by looking at that map. I did inquire about it, and was told to check out the Patterson family that lived on the east side of the Sabine River In LA - I think the parish over there is Sabine also. I'm sorry I don't have more info for you, but perhaps the above will give you a clue. Joanne Hi Judy Can't remember if I replied or not. I don't have a lot on the Pattersons. Just know that Wm. B. Patterson married my ggg aunt Cassandra Arnold in Montgomery Co. ca 1838. The family went to Medina Co. where Wm. B., died in 1848 or 9 if smallpox. They had some kids, or at least one. . Cassie's brothers Hendrick and Holly Arnold and their grandmother got land grants in Bandera Co. after the Mexican War of 1846. I found an early map of TX on the Ancestry.com website, and it showed a Patterson Ferry on the Sabine River north of Gaines Ferry. The two ferries don't look like they are that far apart - I'd judge less than 20 miles if I had to call it. I inquired around and was told to check the Pattersons in Sabine Parish, LA which is directly opposite of Sabine and Shelby Cos. TX. I never did find out anything I wanted to know, but you might since your Pattersons were later, as were the ones I found out about from that area. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------- To: PATTERSON-L@rootsweb.com Hello everyone, I have a Francis Marion Patterson to add to the list. If any of you have any information that you think may connect please let me know. William Patterson dates and places of birth and death unknown, married date and place unknown to Matilda Webb dates and place of birth and death unknown. Only known child. Francis Marion Patterson born August 17, 1846 in TX, died December 25, 1922 in LA., married April 6, 1890 in Rapides Par., LA to Iona Sideny "Sina" Nichols born 1848 in Washington Co., FL., died February 28, 1890 in LA. They had 11 children. 1. (Unknown) Patterson born 1869-1890 2. Ella Patterson born 1869-1890 3 Ellie Patterson born 1869- 1890 4. Florence Patterson born 1869- 1890 5. Frances Patterson born 1869- 1890 6. Jimmy Patterson born 1869- 1890 7. John Patterson born 1869- 1890 8. Willie Patterson born 1869- 1890 9. Sarah R. Patterson born 1872 10. Lola Patterson born 1877 11. Matilda Jane Patterson born November 21, 18862nd marriage April 6, 1890 in Rapides Par., LA., Rosa Angeline Rougeou born October 30, 1869 in LA., died March 5, 1917 in LA. They had 12 children. 1. Marion Albert Patterson born October 5, 1891 2. George Washington Patterson born January 25, 1893 3. Andrew Madison Patterson born November 30, 1894 4. Emily Webb Patterson born March 22, 1896 5. Rosa Gertrude Patterson born July 16, 1899 6. Thomas Jefferson Patterson born November 13, 1900 7. Bertha Ellen Patterson born September 15, 1902 8. Pilgrim Camelia Patterson born December 11, 1903 9. Philo Green Patterson born February 16, 1906 10. Lizzie Leona Patterson born July 7, 1907 11. Edith Mae Patterson born August 4, 1908 12. Cordelia Irene Patterson born December 12, 1910 (my mother-in-law) Hazel ----------------------------- SABINE COUNTY, TEXAS - BIRTHS 1927 Martins, Raymond Earl 3-28-1927 Mother- Emma Ruth Patterson Father- W. R. Martins ---------------------- Sabine, TX 1850 Federal Census - 325b 33 Ashmore Elizabeth 21 Texas 325b 35 Ashmore Elizabeth I 9/12 Texas 320b 1 Ashmore Mary Ann 15 Georgia 320a 42 Ashmore Paschal 28 Mississippi 325b 34 Ashmore Rebeca F 11 Texas 325b 32 Ashmore Spinder 35 South Carolina ---------------------------------------------------------- In our search for the lost Marcella Dodd Patterson son from Roxie's family story, we had the Pleasant Patterson family living in Sabine Co in 1860--here's the boy James M. Patterson in 1870 and 1880. .Patterson Notes from Clayton Library: July 2001 (Sharolyn Wood)(judgeprob) >From the film: 1870 Louisiana Rapides Parrish Post Office: Alexandria Page 155 July 18, 1870 479/497 Patterson Francis M. 24`M W Farmer 200/250 TX (19) (?)Libby 22 F W Keeping House AL Joseph E. 4/12 MW LA Feb Williams William T 18 M W TX 480/498 Graebener Mary A 34 F W Keeping House AL (?)Louisa 8 F W at school TX (15) Alice 6 F W ASHMORE , Edward 4 M W William R 18 M W at school LA (15) Sarah C 16 F W " " " Benjamine14 M W " " " James L 12 M W " " " Dora J 10 F W " TX " 481/499 Patterson Plesent W 65 M W NC (19) Matlinda C 64 F W Keeping House GA James M 8 M W TX Noted Living Nearby: At 475/493 Perkins family James 53 MS Ann 42 MS Three children born in TX ages 17-13 (Mary, James M, Rebecca) Younger children born in LA At 482/500 (next door to Plesant Patterson) Perkins family, all children born in LA Search: 1880 U. S. Census - using the LDS CDRom disc 22 1. Found: Pct 8, Erath Texas FHL Film 1255302 Nat Archives Film T9-1302 p. 38 C Fidcock Lylee self M M 25 TX Ann wife F M 25 TX Pearl dau F S 1 TX Cora dau F S 9M TX Patterson J.M. other M S 18 TX ------------------------------ (this is the line of the 1850 census of choctaw co. alabama in 1850 showing age of james m. dodd and his sister marilla dodd. James M., 10, M, AL Marilla, 8, F, AL-birth year is 1842.(note: Lucy Marcella DODD born 1842 choctaw co. alabama wed james n. patterson in san augustine co. sept 1860. James N. Patterson was wrongly listed on the roll call of CSA as james M. patterson andhe asked to have it changed to correct name of james N. patterson and it was done by the company clerk CSA. -------------------------------------------------------- 1870 sabine co. tx house 89 family 89 patterson, J.H. age 47 male white farmer born LA(marriage paper clearly gives the husband of lucy marcella dodd the name: james N. Patterson) Patterson, Melissa E. 24 female, white, keeping house, born TX (if this is our girl??--she should be age 28 in 1870)...this could be the widow of james m. dodd--the other widow...living with her brother and using the patterson name again..but the age more closely matches that of the other bride, the lucy marcella dodd patterson--who may have married another son of that family? DOES ANYONE HAVE A MARRIAGE RECORD FOR THIS COUPLE IN SABINE CO about 1866 or 1867? OR do they know if she is listed on the orginal census image as a sister? I need to look this up. judy) Patterson , Walter G. age 3 male, white, born TX ------------------- 1888 sabine co. tx census: precinct 4 house 4 family 4 Patterson, James H. white, male, 57 farmer, born LA father VA Patterson, Malissa, white, female age 37,(should be 46?) wife, TX, father LA, Mother LA (WIFE__IT SAYS WIFE!!!) Patterson, James, white, male, age 14, born TX Patterson Walter, white, male, age 11, orn TX Patterson, Carrie, white, female, age 8 dau, TX Patterson, John , white, male, age 4, son TX -------------- 1910 Sabine co. tx. census prec 4 house 239 family 243 Patterson, Malissa, female, white, widow, TX. father AL, mother TX Patterson, john s. , son, white, male, age 34, tx, father la, ma tx -------------- 1900 sabine co. tx. census precinct 4 house 1 family 1 Patterson, Melissa, HEAD, white, female, MAY 1844 age 56 Patterson, John S., son, white, male, OCTOBER 1876, age 24 Precinct 4 house 8 family 8 Patterson, Walter, HEAD, white, male, age 34, sept.1865 Patterson, May, wife, white, female, MAY 1880, age 20 Patterson, ERA, dau, white, female, MAY 1899, age 1 ------------------------ 1910 sabine co. tx. census prec 4, house 130 family 134 Patterson, walter g. age 41 tx Patterson, May, wife, age 29, tx Patterson, Era I, dau, age 10 tx Patterson, Marie, dau, age 8tx Patterson, Onie Mae, dau age 5tx Patterson Doris, dau, age 3tx Patterson, Sybil, dau, 8/12 tx --------------------------

Note to DODD family, WE do not think that the Patterson girl and our DODD boy had issue. BUT in the off chance that someday we will locate cousins of the DODD girl and the Patterson boys, son, James M. Patterson and his wife Rougeau. WE should keep this data for that part of the lineage. Note: I will type again this data. It came from Anne Webb Nelson and she said it was from Hazel Le Blanc and me. Sadly, I can not find it in a file so will do my best to retype. Its a "keeper'" its "Bonafied" grinjudy Plesent W. Peter Patterson ( 1809,NC-LA?) wed Matilda Caroline Webb ( 1811, Jefferson co. GA. to LA?) c. 1833(probably in Harris or Muscogee Co. GA) Matilda is the daughter of Elias and Mary ann Nancy Maynor WEBB. This couple had 7 children-according to the Garrett Webb account of the Webb family. 1. Mary Ann (lOUISE?) Patterson (jan 16, 1834 MS/AL/GA-LA?)married 1. Joseph Paschal ASHMORE (jan 31, 1822, MS,1860 New Orleans, LA)c. 1850 TX. Joseph is the son of William Ashmore of Shelby co. tx. (2.) Wed: Rudolph GRAEBENER (GRABENER) San Augustine , co. TX.(-) c. 1861 died (St. Landrys parish,LA) (3.) wed: Jobe SELF c. 1870? Mary Ann is believed to be buried in Shreveport, LA. (Mary Lane is the researcher of this lineage). 2. Unknown child 3. William Joseph Patterson ( 1838 GA)? 4. James Burton (?) Patterson ( 1840 GA-died camp Rondo, Ark. training camp of measles and flux, enlisted in san augustine in 1862 died in camp ark. oct. 1862. wed, Lucy Melissa(Marcella) DODD(born 1842 Choctaw co. alabama of parents: ashley haywood dodd and lucy ann CAVES dodd, in a double ceremony in sept of 1860 in san augustine co. tx. His name on the military card and on the marriage record is james N. Patterson.(IT is judys thinking that the W. was misread for a N. and at one time the M was misread for an N) Burton<I can not explain)?. 5. Charles Gricee Patterson ( 1842 GA.)? 6 Francis Marice Patterson (aug 17, 1846 TX-dec 25, 1922 LA)married Loucendia Nichols (feb 11, 1853 LA-feb 28, 1890 LA) wedding date was: feb 6 1869, Rapides Parish, LA. wife number 2, Rosa Angeline Rougeau (a possible relative to the woman who married james m. patterson , son of james N. patterson and lucy m. dodd.?) born october 30, 1869 -died march 5, 1917 c. 1890/1891 ) children of francis marice patterson and his wives were: 1. Ellie Patterson Ella Patterson m. Ed Nichols Florence Patterson (-c.1898/9?) m. james Giles, oct. 17, 1896 Francis Patterson(-) m.James Giles (-)sept. 9, 1899 (her sisters widower) Jimmy Patterson John Patterson Willie Patterson Unknown Infant Patterson- born between 1869-1890 LOLA Patterson ( 1877-) m. Unknown Verzwyvelt Sarah R. Patterson ( 1872-) m. Stephen Richey (-) sept. 15, 1885 Matilda Jane Patterson, nov 11, 1886 m. frank JOHNSON 2. Marion Albert Patterson (oct,5, 1891LA-)m. Cammie Woodland ( 1895-) George Washington Patterson( jan 25, 1893 LA-sept 29, 1932 LA) m. LuLA WEBB Chitty (june10, 1896-LA, - march 22, 1893 LA.) wed: december 9, 1920 Andrew Madison Patterson (november 30,1894 LA- march 4, 1954 LA) wed: Clara Burnum (-) died june 7, 1924 LA Emily WEBB Patterson march 22,1896 LA-died november 28, 1975 LA, married: Franklin Hollis Matthews born december 22, 1893 LA and died sept 29, 1974 , married on november 4, 1917 LA. ROSA Gertrude PATTERSON born july 16, 1899 LA died august 1, 1916 wed: Jessie Summers born? died sept. 1, 1915 LA. Thomas Jefferson Patterson born november 13, 1900 died may 3, 1918 Bertha Ellen Patterson born sept 15, 1902LA, died sept 2, 1991 LA, wed: IVAN BUTTERS born ? died sept 29, 1920 Pilgrim Camelia Patterson born december 11, 1903 LA, died feb 1, 1971 wed: wHIT MORENO born ? died? Philo Green Patterson born feb 16, 1906 LA, died october 05 1967 wed: MYRTLE ROLLINS who died on april 18, 1936 Lizzie Leona Patterson, born july 7, 1907 died december 20, 1907 Edith Mae Patterson born august 4, 1908 died march 7, 1929 Cordelia Irene Patterson born december 12, 1910 LA died feb 5, 1972 LA. wed: PHILLIP MILEY born december 13, 1900 LA and died august15, 1976 LA wed on: december 17, 1929 LA. Married: Hazel Payne Le Blanc--all his children believed to be born in LA. 7. Malisa Caroline Patterson born 1848 in texas- married james M. DODD born 1840 choctaw co. alabama of parents ashley haywood dodd and lucy ann CAVES. they married on the same day and same place and same year as the brother james N. Patterson wed Lucy M. DODD, the date was september 27, 1860 San augustine co. texas. (certified copy of marriage record on file) note from judy grimes (concerning james burton or N. patterson)? I can not explain why this little boy was called james burton in one census and james (sometimes read as a w. in another)? but in my opinion looking at the original digital image of the census for 1860 san augustine co. shows his name as james "N" patterson and not james W. as transcribed. residence 113, Peter W. Patterson age 55 male farmer NC Matilda C. Patterson age 50 female keeping house GA. James W (N.) Patterson age 21, farmer GA (burton?) Francis M. Patterson age 14, GA Malissa C. Patterson age 12, GA..(her marriage record clearly reads Malissa E.) same household: Mary (louise?) Ashmore age 22 GA(married very young)--had some kids in la and some in tx? William Ransom Ashmore age 9 LA Sarah C. Ashmore 7 TX Benny Ashmore 5 LA James L. Ashmore 3 LA (jas. Lemuel) 1850 sabine co. census texas fed. has the names this way? Patterson, W. 41/ husband father Patterson, Matilda Caroline age 39 /wife mother William Joseph age 12 James Burton age 10------james N.Patterson Charles Gricee age 8 Francis Marice age 4 Malisa Caroline age 2

Milam co. Mailing list, you may ask why send san augustine co. data to milam list? ANSWER: because all the family that connected to these two boys and to one of the wives was iN MILAM CO. TX. moved to Texas, first to san augustine and then Milam and surrounding areas, Bandera, Burleson, Falls, Williamson, Leon, Sabine, from alabama before 1860 and died here in Milam co. tx.. ---------------- Anne, we have the documents to show that james n. patterson objected to the military having his name listed as james m. and it was changed by the clerk on the roll call record--at the bottom for comments. . WE have a copy of the clerks note on the roll call cardtelling of the objection and making the correction-however we do not know what the 'n' stands for?. We know the boys both died..we have the military documents showing their enlistment and their deaths and the dates and causes. We have the paymaster letters and the records given to the lawyer who came to collect the dead patterson boys, pay for his widow.(CSA) We know they married and the names they used, we have the marriage copies of records from clerk in san augustine, tex..1860--two marriages, same day, same year, same month...a double wedding of a sister and a bro to a brother and a sister. we have the census for 1850 for the dodd family and the patterson family...we do not know whay james n. was called by another name.?? we do know that the family researchers consider them the same boy. Multiple names were not uncommon, we have one girl called: Amelia Louisa jane dodd bowen..she married D.A. Bowen in milam , birthed a baby, died in the effort and the child was raised in milam and was in the household of her granny and uncle louis taylor dodd in bandera co. in 1880 and in milam by 1885. This same young woman who's momma died in childbed, married in milam co. to her first cousin, charles madison grabener and she also died in childbed. The little baby died also within two years. sadly. The mary bowen grabener and her son are buried and marked in the hurt graham cemetery in old sand grove...CAVE section of the cemetery in the CAVE family plots. Henry CAVE was brother to amelia bowens momma and her uncle. He was great grand uncle to the woman mary bowen grabener and permission to bury her and her little baby was most probably given by nancy BASS cave, wife of Henry CAVE. MY husband has a ggg granny with the name : Sarah elender carline pennyless angeline (PACK)taylor.(they called her "ellen") Married in tennessee-/dekalb co. in 1869 to james Andrew taylor....and they named a child TENNESSEE RACHAEL TAYLOR GULLETT. I checked with OKLA for a death certif for rachael gullett and no such animal???...I wrote for r.gullett???, I wrote for R.T. Gullett???, I wrote for mrs. joseph crockett gullett???, no such animal????, finally, I tried tennessee rachael taylor gullett and they sent it to me...ha..sorry, I just get on a roll.grin. WE do have the census showing the dodd patterson, son, child living with his grandparents patterson, in 1870 st. landrys parish, LA. --no matter why he is there??..he is just there. I do NOT h ave the marriage record of the rougeau marriage but have the family researchers tell me that they do have such.--I should try to get his out of rapides parish. The lady is on the census. ------- as a side note, there is a teacher married to a rougeau man in Louisiana who has a web site for her students. I found her on google.com search on that name. I wrote her and she said her husbands people were from Rapides parish and were still there. SHE was going to ask them some questions for me...I have NOT heard back from her. ------------- Some of this data on the patterson soldier and the dodd soldier we know for certain...we have the documents. there is a college in texas in austin who has an extensive library on confederate records..and we mailed a questionaire and they sent the records. also, the lists of the soldiers on the death lists and burial lists of camp rondo, ark, are on line. the government put up a marker on the common grave of the young men who died of disease, hundreds of them. ---so, what we say, we can prove. Our Questions--we guess at. we do NOT know what happened to the girls???..the widows??...and I DO think that patterson marcella is the patterson dodd girl??...but again using the patterson name in sabine.??..unless the patterson boy married a girl the same age and name as his sister? well, I am open for suggestions. I don't have the documents scanned..but can do so if you need them? Its been my experience that the scanned documents come out sorta grey..I probably don't know the equiptment.......any ideas on the widows? thanks to the good people of Milam, to the DODD family who still lives in that county,The Grabener Families, and the Patterson family of TX and Louisiana. sincerely, judy hugg grimes, yorba linda ca.

In a message dated 5/5/2002 3:25:16 PM Central Daylight Time, MEGBR549 writes: > . The two bridegrooms go 105 miles from san augustine co. tx to camp rondo, > arkansas and both of them die before they even get to war of measles and > flux. Buried together in arkansas. > I'm not altogether sure of this even.....I think we got ourselves confused on the initials. We are looking for (1) James B (W?) Patterson (b 1840) who married IN 1860 (2) Marcella DODD (b ?) and (3) James (I'm no longer sure but I think M) DODD (b ?) who married IN 1860 the(4) Malissa Caroline PATTERSON (b 1848) , sister to James Burton (W?) above. The 1850 SABINE CO CENSUS has these PATTERSON kids at home with their parents (6 & 7) Matilda Caroline and Plesent W "Peter" PATTERSON. The 1860 SAN AUGUSTINE Census (before the double wedding) has these kids still at home with their parents. I have yet to see the 1850 Census for James and Marcella DODD at home with their parents. I have NO records of (4) having the name "Elizabeth" at all. If you do, please tell me where. As far as I know we have none of these kids in the 1870 Census. The 6th company has the WRONG PATTTERSON! It has J M (or N) PATTERSON. Now the (2) Marcella Dodd & (1) James Burton (W?) PATTERSON had one son -- the little "stolen" boy -- (5)James M (or N) PATTERSON (b. 1862), who wasn't even born until the Civil War was underway. HE was with his PATTERSON GRANDPARENTS and apparently married in 1889 to ROUGEAU (not confirmed but seems to be the case). Widows are (4) Malisa Caroline Patterson DODD (Mrs. James M(?) & (2) Marcella Dodd PATTERSON (Mrs. James B (W?). Oral tradition tells us the men both died in the Civil War, as I understand it. 1. we do not know what happened to lucy marcella dodd patterson after mid, 1860's when she hired the lawyer to go get  her husbands pay? The widow's records we have are for (9) Lucy Marcella Dodd Patterson (Mrs. James N). I have to ask whether this is the right Marcella Dodd Patterson. I haven't seen her pension application papers to know if she is the right one or not. We need to look at AGAIN ---1850 Census & 1860 CENSUS where our (2) Marcella is home with her parents and get her name as it is recorded there and her DOB and her brother's accurate name & DOB. Check these records against the Civil War records. Then in the 1870 Census, we think (2) Marcella might have married again, as I understand it. Someone will have to remind me what name it was she was rumored to have remarried. Or am I wrong about who remarried? As far as I know, (4) Malisa Caroline Patterson DODD vanishes after 1860, presumably dead. However, she might have remarried and we just haven't found her. I would THINK a young widow might go live with her parents or in laws otherwise, and she was only 12 or 3 when she married. Most likely she died, perhaps in childbirth and neither she nor her child survived. What I don't have to look at, since I'm not a DODD researcher, and my real interest is in tracing the children (if any) of these two couples (since such children would be WEBB descendants through Matilda Caroline Webb Patterson (Mrs. Plesent W "Peter) is the 1850/60/70/80 DODD information for the parents of Marcella Dodd Patterson and James M. Patterson, her brother. 3.  The pattersons in sabine and the pattersons in St. Landrays Parish, and Rapides?  DID they enroll in both census=-OR Are they different families? I have Matilda Caroline and Plesent W "Peter" Patterson in Sabine in 1850, San Augustine in 1860, Rapides 1870, and ST. Landry's in 1880. Nothing inconsistent about that. I just looked at the 1850 San Augustine and the PATTERSON families there don't have similar names, and I found NO DODD families in it. Could you be missing the change in the years? I would make sure of all our initials first. Then I would look in the searchable 1880 DBs for Malisa/Melissa/MC/ Melissa Caroline/Caroline b 1848 TX and for Marcella/Lucy/ Lucy Marcella/ Marcella Lucy/ ML/ LM b whatever is the right year and place. See if we turn either of the gals up. IF we do perhaps we can work backwards from there. Anne

Hello Anne, Hello the mailing lists, We again are tackling this woman problem. In way of explanation we have two men of the almost identical name who married two women of almost identical name. Two familys, a brother and sister dodd wed a sister and brother patterson in san aug. co. tx in fall of 1860. The two bridegrooms go 105 miles from san augustine co. tx to camp rondo, arkansas and both of them die before they even get to war of measles and flux. Buried together in arkansas. WE can't find the widows!!!..The dodd patterson girl had a child and we tracked him with help of the patterson mail list to 1880 in Louisiana to Rapides Parish and loose him there married to a rougeou woman. AS far as we know the other marriage, the patterson dodd girl was just 15 as a widow and did not bear a child to that groom. These all Marcella,melissa's and marcrissa's whatever...are giving me fits...I am about to number them one, two, three, four and five?. WE know those two bridegrooms, the boys died! WE have the final payment showing james N. Patterson died November 1862, and lucy marcella dodd patterson, the widow, was paid his death payments, confederate money. We have the attendance card on james M.DODD showing he died in jan of 1863 and was not present at roll call. What is giving me fits...is the pattersons in sabine co. at the same time there were pattersons in Louisiana....and both with almost identical names ages, husbands and wives. AND IS one of these PATTERSON WOMEN with the malissa, marcella names our lucy marcella dodd Patterson who Evidently DID marry again a PATTERSON man and lived in SABINE CO.? Can anyone sort this out for me...I am going in circles. 1. we do not know what happened to lucy marcella dodd patterson after mid, 1860's when she hired the lawyer to go get her husbands pay? 2. we have a legend that one of the dodd girls married a man named JOHN DUNLAP and she is the only one left alive.?(well, elizabeth is living-but she lives and dies a grabener) .Could be just a misunderstood, misunder-remembered, granny story? 3. The pattersons in sabine and the pattersons in St. Landrays Parish, and Rapides? DID they enroll in both census=-OR Are they different families? 4. and yes,james M. Patterson , son of lucy dodd and james N. Patterson did marry the Rougeu (I think I mis spell that every time I type it..sorry) woman in Rapides parish.We loose h im there. 5. and who are these women, with the similiar names in sabine ? You can separate the momma of marcella patterson and pleasants wife by the age....but that leaves two women with the same almost names first and last. one in louisiana and one in sabine co. tx.? or am I reading it wrong...? 6. our lucy M. DODD Patterson was born in 1842 (8 years old in 1850 and 18 at marriage--20 years old at widowhood.(we loose her here in 1865-she or her family hired a san augustine lawyer to go to the CSA and collect her dead husbands pay). This woman, her mother, her siblings are not found in 1870 anywhere in texas census listings under any DODD name? . I have not found her on the 1870 all of texas cd under any form of her name or Patterson. (aka: lucy Dodd, Lucy ann Autry, Louis Taylor DODD, Amelia DODD, louisa M. (or anne) DODD, Marcella -Melissa-? LM.DODD PATTERSON, Lucy M. Patterson, ? can't find them. In 1860 they(the dodd family that we know about) were in San augustine. In 1880 they were in Bandera co. in 1870 and 1871 they were in Burleson co. getting married, (lucy ann dodd (melissa's momma) to lewis autry and louis taylor dodd to victoria collins). They are not in the 1870 census for burleson. (amelia was dead by 1880=childbirth) 7. your marcella elizabeth patterson dodd was 13 at marriage in 1860 and 15 at widowhood? (have any of the patterson families tracked this young woman? what happened to her?) I don't see her in her mothers home? I don't find her in her sister, Mrs. grabener's home? DID she get the measles and die too? where was she in 1870? OUR girl is missing in 1870 also... Two confederate widows with 41 dollars and 13 cents in their pocket..? where would they go, but home? We looked for these girls last year but sorta gave up. Anyone have a source at their fingertips..please look for them...and yes, we have checked some graveyards...not all in texas--or LA but some. WE should live so long to check all. sigh.grin. It seems that finding these women should just be a matter of looking for marriage records...but it has not proven so. Census has been a problem too. and is causing even more mysteries. All help appreciated--or ideas? sincerely, judy hugg grimes

This message is being forwarded to the list by the listowner. If you can add something to the message below or wish to contact the person who wrote the message, reply to "Betty Patterson" <bettypatterson@sbcglobal.net>. Please do not reply to the listowner. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty Patterson" <bettypatterson@sbcglobal.net> To: "Patterson Mail List" <PATTERSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 12:42 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Samuel PATTERSON > My Grandfather was Samuel PATTERSON 1851 - 1905 NY mrd Georgiana DOBBS 1899 - 1941 NY > children: > Myrtle PATTERSON - no info > Samuel PATTERSON - b 1882 NY d abt 1939 GA burial Evergreen cmtry. mrrd Isabelle ??? > Edward W PATTERSON - 1883 - abt 1952 NY burial Woodhave, Queens, NY mrrd Alice LITTLE > James Campbell PATTERSON - 1885 - 1950 NY burial CT mrrd Winnifred LEE > Clara PATTERSON 1890 - 1973 NY mrrd Samuel MacGUIRE > George Eugene PATTERSON 1893 - 1927 NY burial Cypress Hills Nt'l Cmtry. mrrd Lucy A FORTMANN > Donald PATTERSON b aft 1893 no other info > Albert Edmund PATTERSON 1896 - 1957 NY burial Cypress Hills Cmtry > mrrd 1) Lillian BOGAN 2) Marian Katherine SHADDOCK > > Per family tradition the parents of Samuel (1851-1905) were James & Margaret (HOGAN) PATTERSON > James and his brother (name?) came here from some place in Ireland and Margaret came later(?) > James converted Margaret from Catholicism before they were married. > > Any connection would be greatly appreciated. More than will to share sources (which are meager). > Happy Hunting, George & Betty Patterson > >

This message is being forwarded to the list by the listowner. If you can add something to the message below or wish to contact the person who wrote the message, reply to "JPatterson" <jpatterson@angleinc.com>. Please do not reply to the listowner. ----- Original Message ----- From: "JPatterson" <jpatterson@angleinc.com> To: <e.patterson@queens-belfast.ac.uk> Cc: <Patterson-L@rootsweb.com>; <Paterson-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 11:37 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Ulster Pattersons > Ms. Patterson, > > > > I am only bother your email basket because you appear to be a primary > Patterson researcher in Ulster. > > > > Perhaps you may have some indication about the origins of these > Pattersons who emigrated from Ulster to Pennsylvania abt. 1795. > > > > (1) John Patterson (1762-1849)who married Jane Scott (d. of Francis > Scott of Donegal)and settled in Washington County, PA, USA > > > > (2) James Patterson (1757-1849) who married Sarah Givens and settled in > Washington County, PA, USA > > > > (3) Robert Patterson (1749-1829) who married his cousin (4) Elizabeth > Patterson (1754-1852) in Ulster before e. to PA abt. 1795. Their first 3 > children, William, Robert and Sarah were born in Ulster. > > > > >From the other direction - I am trying to trace the descendants of > Robert Paterson/Patterson and James Paterson Patterson who settled on > the Cunningham Estates in Raphoe, County Donegal: > > > > James Patterson Monegragane - All Saints Parish 100 > acres {November 1, 1614} & {1630} > > Robert Paterson Magherymore - Ragmoghy Parish 6 > acres {May 1, 1613} & {1630} > > > > Any information greatly appreciated. > > John Patterson > > Great Bridge, Virginia > > > > >

Susi, Thanks for the uniform lead. Have you found anything since we exchanged to sort out the Wash. Co Pattersons? I found out mine back to landfall, North America. If you remember, I was searching out Robert and Eliz Patterson buried in Brooke County (St. John's) but I couldn't find out the parents of my g-g-g-grandfather William Patterson (m. Nancy McCready). Turns out he is the son the John Patterson (m. Jane/Jean Scott) of Bethel Ridge (near Eldersville). John is the brother of James Patterson (m. Sarah Given). Found out by a photograph of a log cabin. On the back my grandmother had written "where William was born" and a lady from Eldersville (96 years old) remembered the house (which was near her girlhood home) was the home of James and John Patterson. Amazing. So now I'm trying to learn how to do Ulster research. Since these Pattersons emigrated about 1795 the records are bleak. I've been searching Donegal County #1 because it's interesting and #2 because there is a lot of info and #3 because James and Robert Patterson/Paterson from Ayrshire settled there on the James Cunningham estates about 1614 and #4 because the Scotts are believed to be from Donegal....but I have no firm reason to believe these Pattersons are from Donegal (as most Pattersons are from Antrim and Down and many also from Derry). But these Bethel Ridge Pattersons built a Methodist Episcopal and a Methodist Protestant Church on Bethel Ridge and I have found no other Methodist Pattersons. So much for rambling. Let me know where your search has led and I'll see if I have collected any new info. The ladies who tracked down the Patterson Farm in Eldersville, PA also so the Robert McCready uniform.... so now I'm intrigued with finding it. And finally, Rev. Joseph Patterson is pretty well documented in Washington County isn't he? John Patterson Great Bridge, VA -----Original Message----- From: SusiCP@aol.com [mailto:SusiCP@aol.com] Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 4:58 PM To: pattersj@worldnet.att.net Subject: Re: [WASH] Robert McCready's Uniform BTW while digging did you find any data on a JOSEPH PATTERSON that might have been my Jane's father b 1787 EAST PIKE RUN for Jane. Someone said that is who her father was but sent nothing more. NO clue no hint nothing. Susi

Hello, Looking for info on John Calvin Dunagan, born 5/29/1866 in Gibson Co.,TN, died 8/16/1913 in Gibson Co. He married Lula Patterson, the daughter of Carson Patterson and Mary Gentry John was the only child of William Thomas Dunagan(1847-1905) and Nancy Arnold(1842-1866) William was born in Maury County and died in Gibson Co. Nancy was the daughter of Ezra Arnold and Margaret Patterson Any info will be appreciated. Barry

Hello, Looking for info on the family of Mary Elizabeth Gentry, born 4/16/1841 in Gibson Co., TN and died 1/24/1879 in Gibson Co. She married Carson J. Patterson, son of Carson Patterson and Cassa Carlton. Mary was the daughter of John B Gentry and Letsy Mayfield. John was the son of George and Betsy Browder, Letsy was the daughter of Elias and Jane Flemmon(Flemming) Any info will be appreciated Barry

Hello, I am looking for information on William Patterson and his wife, Margaret Branch. Barry Descendants of Willam Patterson Generation No. 1 1. WILLAM1 PATTERSON was born 1750 in Virginia, and died July 1816 in Williamson County, Tennessee. He married MARGARET BRANCH 1774 in Virginia. She was born June 24, 1762 in Virginia, and died August 21, 1839 in Gibson or Williamson County, Tennessee. Children of WILLAM PATTERSON and MARGARET BRANCH are: i. ELIZABETH2 PATTERSON, b. Tennessee; m. WILLIAM BREEDEN, August 20, 1818, Tennessee. ii. MARY PATTERSON, b. Tennessee; m. JOHN BARNETT, July 9, 1821, Tennessee. iii. WILLIAM PATTERSON, b. May 27, 1786, Virginia; d. September 24, 1846, Gibson County, Tennessee; m. ELIZABETH MAYFIELD, October 1, 1805, Williamson County, Tennessee; b. Abt. 1786; d. February 1844, Gibson County, Tennessee. iv. JOHN PATTERSON, b. 1787, Virginia; d. Lafayette County, Arkansas; m. NANCY READ, May 7, 1810, Williamson County, Tennessee; d. Lafayette County, Arkansas. v. ROBERT CARSON PATTERSON, b. November 23, 1789, Virginia; d. June 25, 1873, Perry County, Tennessee; m. MALINDA CARSON, February 20, 1815, Williamson County, Tennessee; b. January 28, 1800, Tennessee; d. October 2, 1850, Perry County, Tennessee. vi. JAMES PATTERSON, b. 1794, Virginia; m. POLLY HERRIN, Williamson County, Tennessee. vii. CARSON PATTERSON, b. August 27, 1804, Williamson County, Tennessee; d. March 29, 1874, Gibson County, Tennessee; m. CASSA CARLTON, September 28, 1823, Tennessee; b. October 28, 1806, North Carolina; d. February 25, 1883, Gibson County, Tennessee. viii. THOMAS CARSON PATTERSON, b. December 23, 1806, Williamson County, Tennessee; d. July 19, 1873, Gibson County, Tennessee; m. ELIZABETH WARD, November 5, 1827, Rutherford County, Tennessee; b. November 10, 1811, Rutherford County, Tennessee; d. April 8, 1858.

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This message is being forwarded to the list by the listowner. If you can add something to the message below or wish to contact the person who wrote the message, reply to QSmithLink@aol.com. Please do not reply to the listowner. ----- Original Message ----- From: <QSmithLink@aol.com> To: <PATTERSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 20, 2002 5:14 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} SWEDEN > KY > 1849 > My great-grandfather Charles E. (Eldorus?) Patterson or Pehrson was born in > 1825 and his brother John was born 1 June 1830, both in Urshult, Sweden. In > 1849 they went together to an presently unknown location in Kentucky. Later > Charles returned to Sweden and he married Christine Annette Lofvel 18 June > 1852, taking her back to Kentucky shortly thereafter. In about 1855 they > moved to Adair County, Missouri along with ther first-born child Emmanual > Abraham Patterson and Charles's brother John. > I would like to learn their actual travel dates, entry ports, ship names, and > any other information possible about them. > Quentin Smith > >

This message is being forwarded to the list by the listowner. If you can add something to the message below or wish to contact the person who wrote the message, reply to QSmithLink@aol.com. Please do not reply to the listowner. ----- Original Message ----- From: <QSmithLink@aol.com> To: <PATTERSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 20, 2002 5:04 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} (no subject) > My grand-father Charles E. (Eldorus?) Patterson/Pehrson was born in 1825, and > his brother John Patterson/Pehrson was born 1Jun1830, both in Urshult, > Sweden. They went together in 1849 to Kentucky (location unknown.) Charles > returned to Sweden and married Christine Annette Lofvel 18Jun1852 in her > hometown, Karlshamn, and they returned to Kentucky shortly thereafter. In > about 1855 they moved to Adair County, Missouri along with their first-born > child Emmanual Abraham Patterson and John. I would like to learn their travel > dates, entry ports, ship names, and any other information related to them. > Quentin Smith > >

Looking for information on Christina PATTERSON, born ca 1850 in Scotland. She married Alexander HALL and they had at least one know child: George Paterson HALL. Believe the family to have lived in the BoNess, West Lothian area of Scotland. Mallory

Hello Patterson mailing list, Please, take a minute and read this query. thanks. Last Year on this mailing list, so very many of the PATTERSON people joined together and helped our DODD family locate a little 8 year old boy who was living with his grandparents Patterson in St. Landry's Parish in 1870. The child's father died the same year ,the little son was born, in Camp Rondo, Arkansas of Measles and Flux and never got to war. The Mother of the child known as: "Lucy" Marilla( DODD) PATTERSON widow of James N. Patterson hired a lawyer to go to the CSA and pick up her dead husbands wages from the war department. She evidently survived widowhood, the trials and illnesses of the war, because she left a story in our family-a legend of not knowing where her little boy was raised.? WE have lost her in time, thinking she may have married a man by the name of JOHN DUNLAP-by 1870 there were MANY men of that name in Texas. The little boy grew up and is found in Louisiana but we loose him between 1880 and later. We have thought that he may have married and moved to New Orleans? unknown. His grandparents were in their 60's in the 1870's so most probably soon he was on his own. WE have checked most data bases and on line sirname places and directories, and military files, census reading and all the usual places and have not found this james M. Patterson born 1862 TX. Would you on the Patterson list again check your documents and see if you have this young man in your data in Louisiana? Our combined families are searching for his descendants to tell them of all the wonderful things we have found out about his family and their related lines. We are looking for some living cousins of this family of James M. Patterson, born in texas, raised in Louisiana after the civil war. thanks again for any help and I am wishing us good luck..judy hugg grimes: Yorba linda, CA.

You guys have giving me a great response. BUT I did give instructions a little wrong. Please visit this page and look at instructions. http://www.gorowan.com/tradingford Please, Please And thanks a bunch. Dan Patterson Please do not tieup Rootsweb resources with these concerns.

> [Original Message] > From: Dan Patterson <dantana@carolina.rr.com> > To: <PATTERSON-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 4/7/2002 10:32:15 AM > Subject: [PATTERSON] Trading Ford, NC & Camp Yadkin, York Hill > > > > Every person that is sent this email has some kind of family history > tied to the famous Indian Trading area at Trading Ford, NC and Fort York > Hill and historic old Rowan & Davidson County. These areas located just > a few miles from Salisbury, NC are in danger of possible environmental > damage due to the State of North Carolina DOT expanding Interstate 85 > northbound and southbound to eight lanes. This is NOT a widening > project but brand new 8 lanes of bridges. Plans for brand new bridges > are being made by the DOT that will cross the Yadkin River. I am not > opposed to the construction nor do I want to stop the construction. I > do want to bring a heightened awareness to the NCDOT that valuable > historic areas exist in the area of the "proposed new bridges". Civil > War & Revolutionary War earthworks, trenches and battle remains could be > present. I certainly hope that the NCDOT will make sure that public > meetings are held and a committee set-up to oversee an exploratory > mission to make sure these HISTORIC areas are protected and marked. > > After reading this email, would everyone of you hit your "reply > to all" button and demonstrate your support for this concern to the > emails listed. A list of email addresses are listed on the bottom just > in case you need a copy. > > This web address has a lot of info on this area: > > http://home.webkorner.com/whigkid/tradingford/ > > > > PLEASE TAKE TIME TO FORWARD THIS EMAIL TO EVERYONE IN YOUR ADDRESS BOOK. > > > Thanks greatly, > > > Dan Patterson > Spencer, NC > www.gorowan.com/salisburyprison/ Info on Prison site and York Hill > www.RowanCounty.info Visual tour of Rowan County www.High-Rock.com > Visual tour of High Rock Lake www.DanTana.com On-Line Travel Services > Rowan County Information WebSite All Attachments are scanned with NORTON > ANTI-VIRUS 2002 > > > > > bocrawford@dot.state.nc.us; mmwood@dot.state.nc.us; > richardmoore@dot.state.nc.us; choward@dot.state.nc.us; > lsanderson@dot.state.nc.us; sjohnson@dot.state.nc.us; > hjernigan@dot.state.nc.us; ddevane@dot.state.nc.us; > rsheats@dot.state.nc.us; rshelton@dot.state.nc.us; > cleggett@dot.state.nc.us; stanley@dot.state.nc.us; > mmarbet@dot.state.nc.us; gconti@dot.state.nc.us; mayor@ci.spencer.nc.us; > cwilker@salisburypost.com; mbella@salisburypost.com; > editor@salisburypost.com; fdeloache@salisburypost.com; > verner@salisburypost.com; news@salisburypost.com; > cakins@co.davidson.nc.us; fmcclure@co.davidson.nc.us; > phege@co.davidson.nc.us; rlanier@co.davidson.nc.us; > rhyatt@co.davidson.nc.us; bzell@co.davidson.nc.us; > nbates@co.davidson.nc.us; ghege@co.davidson.nc.us; > bwilson@co.davidson.nc.us; zhanner@co.davidson.nc.us; > jesse_helms@helms.senate.gov; howard.coble@mail.house.gov; > bobs@ncleg.net; calc@ncleg.net; stanb@ncleg.net; johnbl@ncleg.net; > hughowardla@ncleg.net; hh@ncleg.net; jerryd@ncleg.net; > smbcomfort@salisbury.net; leda@salisbury.net; > commissioner@co.rowan.nc.us; andrewsg@co.rowan.nc.us; > asc@co.rowan.nc.us; russellbt@co.rowan.nc.us; foilr@co.rowan.nc.us; > kkoutsky@wghp.com; newsradio1490@yahoo.com; dmp@dantana.com > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 .