There is a will for a Phillip Johnston in Shelby Co. Kentucky that was probabted on 17 July 1798. In this will, he gives land in Hardin Co. Ky. to his daughter, Elizabeth Payne. Does anyone know who Elizabeth (Johnston) Paynes husband was. I am descended from Bennet Dixon Payne who was born in Va. and died in Jefferson County Ky. Family stories say that his parents were a George Payne, or Henry Payne, or a Harry Payne that was married to an Elizabeth Johnson. I have been unable to locate any trace of this family. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I would like info on Oliver Edward Payne b m d spouse Dorothy Bowne b 1893 Glen Cove NY d thanks audrey Bowne Seattle gregbowne@earthlink.net

I aam researching a PAYNE married to a BOWNE thanks Audrey Bowne Seattle gregbowne@earthlink.net

In a message dated 3/22/2002 8:03:15 AM Central Standard Time, PAYNE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > From: Patrick Payne <ppayne1203@earthlink.net> > To: PAYNE-L@rootsweb.com > oops. i am so sorry folks. i meant for that last email to go to patrick directly to thank him for his work. i did not mean for it to take up the group's time. ray lewis payne

In a message dated 3/22/2002 8:03:15 AM Central Standard Time, PAYNE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > The benefit of this to those of us who have already been tested > is that we can always have Relative Genetics re-test our samples to include > these new markers should that become desirable as our initial project > expands, as I am sure it will. Once we are able to establish sound > scientific data indicating relationships between branches of the Payne > family, it is bound to encourage others to find their own place in our > genetic pedigree chart. By combining this genetic pedigree with traditional > genealogy, I am confident that knowledge of the Payne family will grow > tremendously and solve many of the mysteries we have been confronted with > previously. > this is just amazing information and exciting news. i am just so grateful to you and so indebted to you for coming up with this, for working on it so hard and for being so willing to continue the updates and co-ordination. i do hope your theories turn out to be accurate. when i first started looking for my own line i would unknowingly keep finding paynes in new england and see family namings so similar to mine i would wonder if my line started up there. after reading over your own work and theorizing, i am beginning to think more and more it is possible and i sincerely hope it turns out to be supported by the testing. thanks again for being so courteous to me and so helpful with this project. ray lewis payne

My great-great Grandparents were Elvis Berry Turns and Louisa Emma PAYNE. I am trying to track down Louisa's parents. The TURNS family came from Butler and Ohio Co, KY, before coming to Texas. According to the 1900 Ellis County Texas Census, Louisa was born in July 1861 KY. Her parents were also born in KY. So, going backwards, I went to 1880 KY on the chance that she and Elvis TURNS were not yet married or in Texas. (Their eldest child, my great-grandmother was not born until July 1883). I found in 1880 Ohio Co, Ky (living near several TURNS families) was the family of DURRUM PAYNE age 48 & wife Harriet age 50. Daughter EMMA 18. Other children were Alfred 17, Joseph 11, Milton 9, and Virgil 6. In 1870 I found this same family, living near more TURNS families. Listed as DURREN PAYNE age 36 & Harriett age 38 with Elizabeth 15, Richard P 14, LOUISA E 10, Alfred P 8, and James T 11/12. This HAS to be Louisa Emma that married Elvis Turns. But I still want to be 100% before I put them in my family tree. In 1860 Warren Co, KY I found DURHAM H. PAYNE 30, and Harriett 25, with Elizabeth 8, Richard 6, and Ann 4. In 1850 Warren Co, Ky I found a John B. PAYNE family age 49, wife Elizabeth 55, Mary E 21, DERAM (?) age 18, John W 16, Manasah W. 13, Hiram Hart 23, and Frances Davenport 12. Nearby was the family of James G. Hammond, with a Derram PAYNE 19 living with them. These Derram/Deram are both near the right age, so I don't know which to claim, if either. Or could it be the same person, just listed in two households. (If he worked on the Hammond farm by day, but lived at home, he could be listed on both households by mistake. ??) Does anyone recognize this family??? ANY help appreciated. Thanks Pat

Good day, I'm looking for Paynes connected to Newfoundland. Tammy --- http://angelfire.com/tn/petrafirst Is your boss reading your email? ....Probably Keep your messages private by using Lycos Mail. Sign up today at http://mail.lycos.com

Hello everyone, I am posting this message a day earlier than I had originally intended due to a change in my work schedule. I have been in contact with Relative Genetics to inform them that all test samples that can be expected from this round of testing have been received by them. I believe they received the last remaining sample last week and they have indicated that it would take about 6 weeks to test all samples. I take that to mean that we should have our results within 5 weeks, but it may be much sooner than that as the earlier samples have already been tested. It may not take them long at all to process the one or two remaining that were recently received. Our contact has indicated that she would check on this for us. The test results, when available, will be mailed to me for distribution to our participants. I will also make the results, along with the analysis provided by the lab, available at http://home.earthlink.net/~ppayne1203/page5.html so that anyone interested can view them. I want to stress the importance that once this initial Payne family DNA "baseline" database is established, that any male Payne descendant at any time in the future (be it 1 month, 1 year, or 100 years from now), can have their own DNA compared with the initial database. Any DNA lab can perform this testing. However, since Relative Genetics does not release or share their information with other labs (without the consent of participants) only they would be able to perform a complete analysis and add future samples received to our initial database. Having said that, regardless of the testing facility used, the "DNA markers" found in future testing will be the same as those used in our testing and can be readily compared with that information alone. It just won't be as detailed as the report that Relative Genetics could provide. I will continue to volunteer in this effort by assisting anyone wishing to have the testing performed. I can be reached at ppayne1203@earthlink.net Finally, advances are rapidly being made in DNA research and the number of markers that can be identified has already grown significantly. At the time of our testing, the lab was able to analyze 14 separate markers (2 more than previous testing provided in other family DNA testing projects). However, labs are now able to identify and test for a number of newly found markers. In general, the greater the number of markers identified better accuracy. The benefit of this to those of us who have already been tested is that we can always have Relative Genetics re-test our samples to include these new markers should that become desirable as our initial project expands, as I am sure it will. Once we are able to establish sound scientific data indicating relationships between branches of the Payne family, it is bound to encourage others to find their own place in our genetic pedigree chart. By combining this genetic pedigree with traditional genealogy, I am confident that knowledge of the Payne family will grow tremendously and solve many of the mysteries we have been confronted with previously. I look forward to sharing our results with you as soon as they are available. Sincerely, Patrick Payne

I am seeking information about Clayton Payne my GG grandfather. He was born about 1832 in Alabama. He served in St. Clair Sharp Shooters, Company I, 58th regiment Alabama Volunteers. His brother was killed his third day of the Civil war. I would like to find members of his family. His daughter Martha Clayton Payne was my great grandmother. Martha Crook was her mother. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.338 / Virus Database: 189 - Release Date: 3/14/02

jepayne4@comcast.net New address for Jerry Payne..finally got him by phone... Subject: Jerry Payne??? > I am sorry to use the list but I need to get in touch with Jerry Payne > jepayne4@home.com this address is coming back an not good.. > I have been in touch for many months and now the e-mail is no good.. > <jepayne4@home.com>: > Sorry, I couldn't find any host named home.com. > It is very important I reach him..so if anyone on the Payne list has a new > e-mail for him please let him know or send it to me please. > Kay >

All @home addresses have been changed. Knowing what it was changed TO is the problem. This is the result of the collapse of Excite@home. In some locations, the local cable company was able to save the service, as in Fort Wayne. My address changed to indicate it now is under the control of Comcast Cable Service. If you know where he lives, see if you can find a city or county Website that might give you a clue as to what his address might be IF some local company saved the cable service for its customers. if not -- good luck. Loretta Krumwiede Family Website http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~loretta ----- Original Message ----- From: "K Anderson" <yak2usal@frontiernet.net> To: <PAYNE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 17, 2002 1:05 AM Subject: Jerry Payne??? > I am sorry to use the list but I need to get in touch with Jerry Payne > jepayne4@home.com this address is coming back an not good.. > I have been in touch for many months and now the e-mail is no good.. > <jepayne4@home.com>: > Sorry, I couldn't find any host named home.com. > It is very important I reach him..so if anyone on the Payne list has a new > e-mail for him please let him know or send it to me please. > Kay >

I am sorry to use the list but I need to get in touch with Jerry Payne jepayne4@home.com this address is coming back an not good.. I have been in touch for many months and now the e-mail is no good.. <jepayne4@home.com>: Sorry, I couldn't find any host named home.com. It is very important I reach him..so if anyone on the Payne list has a new e-mail for him please let him know or send it to me please. Kay

Could someone tell me if they happen to know of an Amos PAINE/PAYNE from Moultonborough,NH. I don't have very much to go on other than that he is listed in the 1790 thru 1830 census. He might have had either a brother or father named John. I certainly do hope someone has a lead for me. Thank You Birde mailto:Birde@bigfoot.com

Judia Payne B1812 ? Bucksport Maine?She married Benjamin Lowell maybe Bucksprot Me, I need everything on her. Thank YOU hope someone can help me. Margaret Goode 309 Ohio St Bangor Maine 04401 Mag1938@aol.com

Dear Paynes: I am searching for information on John M. Payne b. in 1815 in TN. He was married to Louisa S. Dodd b. in 1826 in TN. He had 2 sons to a previous wife (unknown) James S. b. 1835 and Daniel b. 1839 both in TN. The family moved from TN to MO and appeared in the 1850 Pulaski Co., MO census. They also had 2 children named Lanning living with them. They may have been hers from a previous marriage. I would love to hear from anyone with any connection to this family. Thank You, Beth Calnon becalnon@aol.com

I am searching for the parents of James Henry Payne who was born in 1822 and died on Nov 3, 1891 in Sandy Hook Washington County MD. He married Elizabeth Beard in Frederick County MD on February 22, 1848. They had the following children: John Daniel Payne born 12/2/1848 Lewis Henry Payne born May 4, 1852 Charles B. Payne born March 8, 1854 Lydia Ann Payne born April 1856 Elizabeth Lucinda born April 12, 1856 ? (twins?) Emma Payne born 1859. Could James be the son of John Payne and Catharine Lantz from Frederick County MD??? Is John Hollery(Hillary) James Henry 's brother? I hope someone can help me chip away at this brick wall. Shirley

Hello again, I've been informed that the site address I gave earlier was posted incorrectly (darn those tilde's): http://home.earthlink.net/~ppayne1203/page5.html Patrick

Hello Everyone, Things have been quite on the DNA project front while we have been waiting for all of the samples to arrive at the lab. At the moment, all but a few have arrived and are now in the process of being tested. Once all of the samples have been tested, the lab will release the results. As I get word from the lab, I will keep everyone posted. We have also managed to add a couple of new participants since my last posting. A complete list is available at: http://home.earthlink.net/ppayne1203/page5.html That's all for now, Patrick

Hello, I am looking for information on Thomas Payne DOB 1721, Middlesex VA.. Need information on his first wife. Barbara

Sorry, just a test.