Hello! I am looking for information on a Mary N. Payne who married Henry C. Barnes. Mary and Henry were found on the 1870 and 1880 Van Zandt County TX census. She was born around 1847 according to the census. Her children were William Wiley Ranolph, James Albert, Laura, and Mary Ella Victoria Barnes. I would really like to hear from anyone who might could help me with this line. Henry may have possibly been from Sabine or San Augustine, TX before he came to Van Zandt. Thanks! Debbie

Can anyone help Dustin? Reply to him at dustball@mail.utexas.edu David ----Original Message Follows---- From: Dustin Reply-To: dustball@mail.utexas.edu To: otime@hotmail.com Subject: Payne Genealogy Date: Sun, 7 Jan 2001 20:13:23 -0800 (PST) Hello, My g-g-g-g-grandparents were John F. Payne and Eva C. Martin. They had a child named William (Billy) Green Payne, who had a son named John Stephen Payne. John married Lillian Frances Payne (a possible cousin or 2nd cousin) who was the daughter of Charles Stevens Payne. I'm trying to straighten out this side of the family tree and I came across your name. Hopefully you can help me. Thank you very much! Dustin Ballard Denton, Texas __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos - Share your holiday photos online! http://photos.yahoo.com/ _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

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I have found this out on the 1850 census of Berkeley Co., VA. Henson Payne - 40 (m) Laborer, b. VA Margaret - 39 (f) Children John - 10 Mary - 8 James - 6 William - 4 Lydia - 2 There should be an older child then this. Margaret, she would be my Gr., Great Grandmother. She should have been around 15 at the time of this census. Does anyone have information on any of these people?

I am looking for information on Henson Payne and his family. This is the information that I have so far. Census Infor. Henson Payne, 1850 census, Berkeley Co., VA, Page 388 Henson Payne, 1840 census, Berkeley Co., VA, Page 174 Marriage Henson Payne to Margaret Cage - August 5, 1834 - Berkeley, VA Can anyone help with any kind of leads? Thank you, EM

Looking for info,siblings,parents, where they came from ,Thomas Crockett Payne Sr. bn 1814 Tn. d. 28 April 1902 md. Elizabeth Cluck bn 1814 Tn. d. 29 Nov. 1867 both are buried Dorans Cove Cem. Jackson Co. Al. near Russell`s Cave. children: William D. 1837 Al ,Christiana 1838,Mary Jane 1840, Jam4s 1842, Malinda 1845,Thomas Crockett 1846 my line,Lowery 1849, Nancy 1851,Parelee 1854. Need info on Mary Jane,Christiana, Nancy, Parelee. Please help, Linda

Colonial Families of the United States, vol. I states that Martha Dandridge (b. 20 Sep 1748, d. 28 Sep 1791) of Hanover County, Va., married in 1769, ARCHER PAYNE (b. 1748). On 7 Dec 1797, Archer married 2nd, Betsy Brooks. Archer was the son of John Payne (1713-1784) of Goochland County, by his wife Jean Archer. Archer's brother's were also connected to the Dandridge's. Philip Payne, Sr. (1760-1840), married 13 Nov 1783, Elizabeth Dandridge; and George Woodson Payne married about 1787, Mary Claiborne Dandridge. All of these Dandridge's were daughter's of Colonel Nathaniel West Dandridge (7 Sep 1729-16 Jan 1786) of "Elsing Green," King William County, who married 18 Jun 1747 in Hanover County, Dorothea Spotswood (1732-25 Sep 1773). There are a couple of other things to mention. Dolley Payne, wife of President James Madison, was the sister of Lucy Payne who married in 1793, George Steptoe Washington. He was the nephew of President George Washington who had married Martha Dandridge, former wife of Daniel Parke Custis. Martha was therefore a cousin of the Dandridge daughter's above who all married Payne's. To give some indication of how closely the Payne's/Spotswood/Dandridge families had become, a look at the children of Archer and Martha is all that is necessary. They included: Jane Spotswood Payne John Robert Dandridge Payne Anne Spotswood Payne Dorothea Dandridge Payne Alexander Spotswood Payne And- I can't help but include this fact while on the subject. Another sister of the Dandridge/Payne girls above, Dorothea Spotswood (Dolley) Dandridge, was the wife of Gov. Patrick Henry, whom she married 9 Oct 1777 after a "hurriedly arranged" marriage. She had run off with John Paul Jones, whom her parents circle had a dislike for as they considered him to be a rouge pirate and smuggler. In any case, Patrick Henry and Dolley were the grandparents of Sarah Winston Henry, the wife of Dr. George Cabell Carrington, who was the great-grandfather of my father-in-law, Charles Craddock Carrington. Happy New Year! Patrick

Kathy, Can you put any dates or places with those names? That'll help. Ida

Hi I am kin to the Payne family through my Grandfather side of his family. Can anyone help me with this line. My Archibald Payne was the son of Isaiah or Isaac Payne and his wife Ann Williams. This is what I have now I could be on the wrong track with him. His son was name William and he married a Mary Huff. I am in hope that someone may know about my Payne line. I have found where my Archibald was married to the above Martha dandridge. This is on the Ancestry.Com Site. I am in hopes that this is him. I have been looking for his wife for many many years. And I just found this. Any help will be appreciate by me. You can e-mail me at the above address. Sincerely: Kathy Curl

Hi Hope someone can help . Julda Payne b1796? in Maine? married Benjamin Lowell 1814 in Bucksport Maine.On the record it they both where from Bucksport Me. There was a Thomas Payne in Bar Harbor Me,I need help. Thank YOu Margaret Mag1938@aol.com

Hello and Happy New Year. I am still looking for information about Maltha Payne, born Feb. 10, 1855 in Cherokee Co, GA. She married James Marshall Cagle about 1874 and died in Washita Co. Ok. I know nothing about her family. Can anyone help. Thank you.

Need help on Judaea Payne this is what it look like on her grave stone. Juda Payne b 1796 1800? on marriage record it said both from Bucksport maine. married 1814 in Bucksport,Maine.She married Benjamin Lowell. ThankYou Margaret Mag1938@aol.com

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I found a male by the name of Francis Payne age 25 (from Somerset) that came from the Port of London, 24th to 31st May 1774 to America via a ship called Sally into Philadelphia. Since this is the name of my G-G-G-Grandfather (Francis D Payne), I was trying to make a connection. My problem is I don't know what happened to this man after that. Does anyone have any suggestions where I should look next? I would appreciate any help. Thank you, Mary Other family names that I am searching: Post - McCoppin - Jackson - Slaughter (husband's side of the family) Payne - Smith - Collins - White (my side of the family)

Hi PAYNE family researchers, I am searching for any information concerning Mary PAYNE (born 1781) who was married about 1800 to George CARDIFF (born abt 1780) in Carlow County, Ireland. They had the following children in Ireland: John (born 1802) George (born 1807) Thomas (born 1811) Richard (born 1814) Ann (born 1815) William (born 1819) George CARDIFF left County Carlow in 1820 with his brother Richard and settled in Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. Mary PAYNE and the children followed shortly after. I have a full list of descendants of this family, however, I have very little information on ancestors. George and Richard may have been the sons of either George (who married Jane SMITH) or Richard who are listed as landowners in County Carlow at that time. An earlier ancestor may have been Mark CARDIFF and his wife Martha FENNEL who were married in County Carlow in 1761. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Cheers, Dennis CARDIFF Ottawa, Canada dacardiff@sympatico.ca CARDIFF Family History http://members.tripod.com/dcardiff/index.html

I am going to send this to several list with the hope of connecting with a cuzin. Copy of will of William Payne of Ananias of Fairfax County. Fairfax County, Will Book K # 1, page 288 Will of William Payne (of Ananias) In the name of God. Amen, I William Payne of Fairfax County and State of Virginia, being weak of body but of sound mind, and memory, do make and ordain this my last will and testament, of this worlds goods it hath pleased almighty God to indow me with, first I recommend my Soul to almighty God who gave it, and my body to the grave to be intered at the discretion of my executors________. Item the 1st My will is that my Executers make sale of the one mocity of land which purchased with W.Jos.Sewell from the trustees of Philip B. Fendall decd with such other personal property as they may think proper for the payment of all my Just debts.____ Item 2nd I give and bequeath to my dearly beloved wife Elizabeth all my estate both real and personal during her natural life or widowhood and after her death then to be equally divided between my several children to with Polly, William, Elizabeth, James, Thomas, Lewis, Charity, Nancy and John to them and their Heirs forever, but in case my wife should Marry then my Will is that she retain, one third of my Estate, during her life only and the residue be divided among my above mentioned Children, immediately after such marriage,___.Item the 3rd and lastly I appoint my dearly beloved wife Elizabeth Payne, and My Son Wm Payne Executrix and Executor, to this my Last Will and Testament, in Witness Whereof I here unto set my hand and affix my Seal this 19th day of March 1813 William Payne (Seal) In Presence of Geo.Minor Joseph Sewell Richard Wrenn,____ At a Court held for Fairfax County the 20th day of March 1815,______ This last will and Testament of William Payne deceased was presented in Court by William Payne, the exor therein named, who made oath thereto, and the same being proved by the oaths of Joseph Sewell, and Richard Wrenn, is admitted to Record and the said Executor having performed what the Law requires, Certificate is granted him for obtaining at probat thereof in due form. Test Wm Jno P *** This is the will of my GGGG-Grandfather. James (Jim) Miller

Does anyone have an e-mail address for Barb McQueary? David Payne drpayne1@swbell.net

Greeting cousins: We are still in the game. I am forwarding correspondence from Wayne Morris, LDS Salt Lake City, advising our project is under consideration pending "approval". He indicates that, upon completion of filming, the custodian of the records, (the Alderman Library), would receive a free donor copy of the microfilm. Other film would be accessed at a Family History Center or at the main library in Salt Lake City. Mr. Morris suggests the possibility of a joint venture whereby we could receive a free copy of the film if we could provide assistance in organizing and indexing the materials to be filmed. Although the idea of receiving a free copy is appealing, I believe we have a more fundamental concern. We want them to take on this project. As I see it, they represent our best chance to have a competent organization do the filming and later, to provide stewardship of the product within a recognized institution. This will make the film available not only to us but to future generations of Payne Family researchers. To help them make a favorable "final decision", we should be viewed as willing to cooperate with them and to contribute to the overall effort. Who is willing to volunteer to go the Charlottesville and begin the work of indexing, organizing, and cataloging the Payne Collection? Let me know and we will open discussions with Mr. Morris and the Alderman Library staff on how best to proceed. Merry Christmas, Don Payne Subject: Re: Payne Collection, #920 19 Dec 2000 Dear Mr. Payne: Mr. Heighton forwarded to me your follow up letter concerning the above collection in Charlottesville, Virginia. for a response. I have forwarded your recommendation to our field staff for follow up on the recommendation. He is located in Ohio and will schedule a visit to the library for further review and evaluation for inclusion, when he is next in the area. I should inform you that our current scheduled projects are at this time two or more years out into the future for the earliest possible filming date if approved. As you may well guess, we have literally hundreds of cameras filming throughout the world every work day during the year. It is not a simple matter to add another camera project. Since we are entirely funded from within , there are profiles established to determine which projects to include, and we must work entirely within our budget constraints. Should we film the collection a donor copy at no cost , would be offered to the custodian of the records. Other use of the film would be either accessed at a Family History Center near to you or at our main library here in SLC. If a family or organization will provide substantial help to organize, prepare for filming or indexing we could discuss a possible joint venture agreement whereby you could obtain a copy of the film at no cost. We appreciate the recommendation about the collection and especially the extensive informattion describing it. This is very helpful to our collection development people in evaluating such a collection and in reaching a final decision. We will be happy to keep you informed as we make progress in regard to the Payne Collection, # 920. Wayne

Hi Cousin's: Well- the beat goes on. We are still in play. Below is the latest message from my LDS contact person regarding our request they undertake the project of microfilming the Payne Collection at the Alderman Library, University of Virginia. I'll keep you informed as things develop. Don Payne Sent: Friday, December 15, 2000 11:37 AM Subject: Re: Payne Collection, #920 Don, I passed on your request to Wayne Morris, who directs the microfilming projects in Virginia. I will send this message to him and ask him to respond to you. Thanks.

Patrick, I have tried to access your web site about the Paine history in England, but it is not coming up. Have you moved it? Susan