Hi, David: Just wanted to take a minute to clarify something. Harriett and Thomas were the only two offspring of ATW's and Elizabeth Murry. Jane Payne is actually the daughter of ATW and Elizabeth Houston. After ATW died and Elizabeth Houston remarried, she promptly had Jane's name changed to that of her newest husband. I'll have to dig through my records to recall what exactly that name was, but if it is of importance to someone on the list, I'll promptly do that. Robin

Hi David, Thanks very much for your interest and help. Good to hear from you. The Payne/Hollinsheads you named are related to Barb and Sue I believe. These Hollingsheads seem to descend from an Israel Hollinshead b Canada 1817, then in IA by at least 1830's , then to Cherokee Co NC in 1850. His wife, Louisa, had been born in NC although I suspect they met and married in IA where their children were born. His appearance in Cherokee Co NC in 1850 when Asa and Nancy are there tweaked my interest but his 1850 NC appearance seems to be his entrance to the Southern states and Asa's wife Nancy was apparently born in the South @ 1814. Those versed in the Hollinshead lines know nothing of Israel. I have traced him back in time as well as forward to some of his descendants and they knew nothing of him either so at least I was able to give them some information on their family. Somehow I seem to be learning about the lines of others and running in place where my own is concerned. Thanks again and Happy Holidays . Regards, Karen Shelton In a message dated 12/13/99 1:48:32 PM Eastern Standard Time, otime@hotmail.com writes: << Karen, I have a family of Hollingshead/Payne that may be of interest to you. Not my line but I have some info on Harrietts ancestors. Descendants of A.T.W. (William Atwater) Payne 1 A.T.W. (William Atwater) PAYNE b: Jan 11, 1828 in GA d: Oct 08, 1880 in Monroe Co. TN Fact 1: Robin Yakhour's line .. +Elizabeth HOUSTON m: in Monroe Co. TN . 2 Josephine PAYNE . 2 Mary Ann (Pop) PAYNE . 2 Elizabeth J. PAYNE . 2 John Chester PAYNE b: 1850 in GA d: 1923 ..... +Laura Clementine PAYNE b: 1854 in TN m: Mar 18, 1871 in Monroe Co. TN d: 1939 in Jones Co. TX Father: George Washington PAYNE Mother: Nancy HOOPER ..... 3 Selena Eveline PAYNE b: 1872 d: 1949 ......... +Joseph Marion DALTON *2nd Wife of A.T.W. (William Atwater) PAYNE: .. +Jane POWEL *3rd Wife of A.T.W. (William Atwater) PAYNE: .. +Elizabeth MURRY b: Abt. 1843 in Monroe Co. TN . 2 Thomas PAYNE . 2 Jane PAYNE . 2 Harriett PAYNE b: Dec 21, 1861 in Monroe Co. TN ..... +Harvey W. HOLLINGSHEAD ..... 3 William HOLLINGSHEAD b: May 09, 1877 ..... 3 Thomas J. HOLLINGSHEAD b: Sep 26, 1878 ..... 3 James B. HOLLINGSHEAD b: Jun 03, 1880 ..... 3 Lurie V. HOLLINGSHEAD b: Feb 17, 1883 ..... 3 M.A. HOLLINGSHEAD b: Feb 04, 1885 ..... 3 John P. HOLLINGSHEAD b: Aug 29, 1886 ..... 3 Olivia HOLLINGSHEAD b: Feb 24, 1889 ..... 3 Charley H. HOLLINGSHEAD b: Mar 21, 1891 ..... 3 Harriett HOLLINGSHEAD b: Jan 03, 1893 ..... 3 Gus HOLLINGSHEAD b: Aug 28, 1895 ..... 3 Nola May HOLLINGSHEAD b: Mar 06, 1898 ......... +Lum HAMBY >>

----Original Message Follows---- From: "Shawn Potter" <shpxlcp@home.com> To: <ThatBeBob@aol.com>,<stnpride@linkline.com>,"John Wilmot" <john.wilmot@mindspring.com>,<dpotter@ionet.net>,"David Payne" <otime@hotmail.com> Subject: Another NA book with information on Ayers in SC Date: Mon, 13 Dec 1999 07:06:34 -0500 Ref the email I sent a couple of days ago, which cited a State of North Carolina Archive description of Col Ayers, the Chief of the Catawbas. I noticed in this book, from the same site ( http://members.aol.com/rarebk/booklists.html#old ) there is a chapter devoted in part to the Ayers family. Looks interesting, and also may contain Payne information. South Carolina Indians, Indian Traders, and other Ethnic Connections beginning in 1760. Genealogist and author Theresa Hicks, at age 70, has spent a lifetime researching South Carolina's white Indian connections, resulting in this massively detailed book which has won rave reviews from Southern historians and archivists. If your ancestors are from South Carolina and have possible Indian connections, you'll be interested in this book. A significant contribution is made through her research on Indian traders and their lives, and the 104 page index contains over 17,700 entries, the mass majority being individual names! (hardback, illustrated, 503 pages). Click to read the book's contents page and an example from the index. Shawn ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Karen, I have a family of Hollingshead/Payne that may be of interest to you. Not my line but I have some info on Harrietts ancestors. Descendants of A.T.W. (William Atwater) Payne 1 A.T.W. (William Atwater) PAYNE b: Jan 11, 1828 in GA d: Oct 08, 1880 in Monroe Co. TN Fact 1: Robin Yakhour's line .. +Elizabeth HOUSTON m: in Monroe Co. TN . 2 Josephine PAYNE . 2 Mary Ann (Pop) PAYNE . 2 Elizabeth J. PAYNE . 2 John Chester PAYNE b: 1850 in GA d: 1923 ..... +Laura Clementine PAYNE b: 1854 in TN m: Mar 18, 1871 in Monroe Co. TN d: 1939 in Jones Co. TX Father: George Washington PAYNE Mother: Nancy HOOPER ..... 3 Selena Eveline PAYNE b: 1872 d: 1949 ......... +Joseph Marion DALTON *2nd Wife of A.T.W. (William Atwater) PAYNE: .. +Jane POWEL *3rd Wife of A.T.W. (William Atwater) PAYNE: .. +Elizabeth MURRY b: Abt. 1843 in Monroe Co. TN . 2 Thomas PAYNE . 2 Jane PAYNE . 2 Harriett PAYNE b: Dec 21, 1861 in Monroe Co. TN ..... +Harvey W. HOLLINGSHEAD ..... 3 William HOLLINGSHEAD b: May 09, 1877 ..... 3 Thomas J. HOLLINGSHEAD b: Sep 26, 1878 ..... 3 James B. HOLLINGSHEAD b: Jun 03, 1880 ..... 3 Lurie V. HOLLINGSHEAD b: Feb 17, 1883 ..... 3 M.A. HOLLINGSHEAD b: Feb 04, 1885 ..... 3 John P. HOLLINGSHEAD b: Aug 29, 1886 ..... 3 Olivia HOLLINGSHEAD b: Feb 24, 1889 ..... 3 Charley H. HOLLINGSHEAD b: Mar 21, 1891 ..... 3 Harriett HOLLINGSHEAD b: Jan 03, 1893 ..... 3 Gus HOLLINGSHEAD b: Aug 28, 1895 ..... 3 Nola May HOLLINGSHEAD b: Mar 06, 1898 ......... +Lum HAMBY ================Original Message============== From: Twayd@aol.com To: PAYNE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Asa Paine/Payne 1850 Cherokee NC Date: Sun, 12 Dec 1999 19:44:32 EST Ruth, This is the family of Asa Paine/Payne from the 1850 Cherokee, NC census as given. I believe the birthplaces of some of the children to be in error and to actually be SC, NC and GA. Our Paynes seem to spend time in the relative proximity of the MD and VA Paynes so it's quite confusing and documentation beyond this generation I have yet to find. Asa was a blacksmith. Nancy's maiden name is Hollinshead/Hollingshead--a rare name in the South. Benjamin and Thomas Hollingshead came to NC from Maryland just prior to the Rev War, served from there, then sometime after the war to SC and then @ 1830's to AL. Years of searching and I have not been able to find a connection for Nancy. Regards, Karen Shelton 1850 Cherokee NC census information: Household #432 @Murphy, Cherokee Co, NC age yr birth place Asa Payne 40 1810 Carolina Nancy 36 1814 Carolina Children: (1) Green 16 1834 Carolina (2) Harriet 14 1836 Carolina (3) Joel 12 1838 Carolina (4) Lensky (sey) 10 1840 Carolina (5) Rachael 7 1843 Carolina (6) Lucretia 5 1845 Carolina (7) Martha M 3 1847 Carolina ========End============= Thanks, David S. Payne Check out my new genealogy pages and view my Gedcom at: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=otime http://www.myfamily.com/front_members.asp (Username: user_n Password: user90) Searching for surnames mostly in Upstate SC/GA: ADDISON, ALLISON, CANADY, CORBIN, CRAIG, DEAN, FOWLER, HALEY, GORDON, GRAY, HENSON, JAMES, McPHERSON, NEWTON, PARKER, PATTERSON, PAYNE, REDWINE, REID, SWANN, WEST, WHITMIRE, WOODALL ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hello everyone! I am looking for information on Gilbert PAYNE, b. 3-1-1912 (location unknown) and d. May, 1976 in Dingess, West Virginia. Married to Wilsonia, b. 3-28-1911 and d. March, 1987 in Marshall Co., IN. Gilbert PAYNE lived in the Logan County, WV area and I believe is buried at a cemetery named "Twelve Pole"? Wilsonia is believed to be part Cherokee. They had several children including Lanville PAYNE who married Martha SEARGANT. Lanville died in an explosion in Logan, WV in 1988. I know this is very little to go on, but hopefully someone will recognize the names and be able to give me something to work with! This family has been a tough one! Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Thanks so much! Karen Keleher

Here is the URL for my CissieP's web Page.....http://209.249.8.207/ HOWEVER...I am having problems connecting with it...keep getting a "Connection Timed Out", so I have to get in touch with my server and see what is wrong...I will get it corrected! Cissie

Interesting! When Ezra Payne and Amy Matson were married in 1785 I wonder if Amy's father's name, Asa Matson, was tacked on to any of their Payne descendants. Just a thought. Sincerely, Bob Armstrong Houston, TX Twayd@aol.com wrote: > Ruth, Ruth, Ruth, > Wow! Wherever have you been? Asa is also my 2nd greatgrandfather through > another child. I'll get back to you when I pull the info out. Feel free to > email me. A Merry Christmas it is already. > Karen > > If anyone out there has access to the 1850 census for Cherokee, Co. NC. and > is willing to do a look up for me I would appreciate it more than I can say. > > I've found my 2nd great grandfather, Asa Paine in the index. He had one > daughter that I know of, Rachel Lou Payne, who would be about 7 years old in > 1850. I know nothing of his wife or other children they may have had. > > It is as follows, Asa Paine, Cherokee Co. NC, Murphy twp, page # 32, ID # > NCS5al325690. > > Thanks everyone for the mutual sharing and support I've observed in reading > the messages. Hope someone out there can help me. > > Ruth Campbell

Ruth, This is the family of Asa Paine/Payne from the 1850 Cherokee, NC census as given. I believe the birthplaces of some of the children to be in error and to actually be SC, NC and GA. Our Paynes seem to spend time in the relative proximity of the MD and VA Paynes so it's quite confusing and documentation beyond this generation I have yet to find. Asa was a blacksmith. Nancy's maiden name is Hollinshead/Hollingshead--a rare name in the South. Benjamin and Thomas Hollingshead came to NC from Maryland just prior to the Rev War, served from there, then sometime after the war to SC and then @ 1830's to AL. Years of searching and I have not been able to find a connection for Nancy. Regards, Karen Shelton 1850 Cherokee NC census information: Household #432 @Murphy, Cherokee Co, NC age yr birth place Asa Payne 40 1810 Carolina Nancy 36 1814 Carolina Children: (1) Green 16 1834 Carolina (2) Harriet 14 1836 Carolina (3) Joel 12 1838 Carolina (4) Lensky (sey) 10 1840 Carolina (5) Rachael 7 1843 Carolina (6) Lucretia 5 1845 Carolina (7) Martha M 3 1847 Carolina

Ruth, Ruth, Ruth, Wow! Wherever have you been? Asa is also my 2nd greatgrandfather through another child. I'll get back to you when I pull the info out. Feel free to email me. A Merry Christmas it is already. Karen If anyone out there has access to the 1850 census for Cherokee, Co. NC. and is willing to do a look up for me I would appreciate it more than I can say. I've found my 2nd great grandfather, Asa Paine in the index. He had one daughter that I know of, Rachel Lou Payne, who would be about 7 years old in 1850. I know nothing of his wife or other children they may have had. It is as follows, Asa Paine, Cherokee Co. NC, Murphy twp, page # 32, ID # NCS5al325690. Thanks everyone for the mutual sharing and support I've observed in reading the messages. Hope someone out there can help me. Ruth Campbell

Dear Listees, If anyone out there has access to the 1850 census for Cherokee, Co. NC. and is willing to do a look up for me I would appreciate it more than I can say. I've found my 2nd great grandfather, Asa Paine in the index. He had one daughter that I know of, Rachel Lou Payne, who would be about 7 years old in 1850. I know nothing of his wife or other children they may have had. It is as follows, Asa Paine, Cherokee Co. NC, Murphy twp, page # 32, ID # NCS5al325690. Thanks everyone for the mutual sharing and support I've observed in reading the messages. Hope someone out there can help me. Ruth Campbell

My children helped me update AOL and tried to preserve my bookmarks, but they disappeared anyway. Can anyone give me Cissie P's "address"? I have looked everywhere I can think of. When I click on a link, I get the message that AOL can't find it. Help! Joy Perry

This is a suggestion that I am going to make to all the lists to which I subscribe. I hope it is a good one and will be received in the spirit in which it is sent! :) In the interest of saving time AND because there are those out there bent on sending us viruses to destroy our hard and soft ware, please include the name of the List somewhere in the subject line, even when it is something sent to give us a thought or a smile. I very rarely open an e-mail unless I recognize the sender or it has the name of the list in the subject line. I made an exception on this referenced message because it sounded like it was from a fellow searcher! But, as the witching hour for the Y2K approaches, I am getting less and less inclined to do so. Please don't let us scanners miss an important message or perhaps a link you are seeking. Take time to add your surname to the subject line. Thanks for reading and happy hunting! Anne Nelson Tulsa

> Hello all; Just recieved this from another list hope you enjoy. Lew Eby > > >>> : >>> >>> << >Twas The Day Before Yesterday >>> > >>> > TWAS the day before yesterday and all through the branches, >>> > NOT a name to be found, none of my ancestors. >>> > >>> > THE Journals and Bibles were dusty and worn, >>> > WHY should we care, these kinfolk are gone. >>> > >>> > THE pictures of children and family, long ago dead, >>> > ARE scattered, crinkled, and crammed under beds. >>> > >>> > DAD in his chair, and I with a book, >>> > HAD just settled back to give the TV a look. >>> > >>> > WHEN out on the street there arose such a clatter, >>> > I sprang to my feet to see what was the matter. >>> > >>> > ON the way to the window I tripped with a crash, >>> > I tore open the curtains and looked through the glass. >>> > >>> > THE sun in the sky was nowhere in sight, >>> > THE clouds were so gray, it could have been night. >>> > >>> > WHEN what to my wondering eyes should appear, >>> > THE Mailman with packages, letters and cards of good cheer. >>> > >>> > THE driver was grumbling while sorting his letters, >>> > I knew in a moment, things had to get better. >>> > >>> > THE size of one letter stood out from them all, >>> > A distant cousin was asking about family, one and all. >>> > >>> > THE names of Grandpa and Grandma, Great Grandparents all, >>> > NEXT came my Father, my Brother, and Uncle Paul. >>> > >>> > FROM cousins and uncles to aunts and nephews, >>> > NIECES and in-laws, just to name a few. >>> > >>> > SO through the many journals and photos, and stuff I possessed, >>> > MY search for my ancestors slowly progressed. >>> > >>> > WHILE up the family tree I gradually climbed, >>> > MY ancestors names, I was seeking to find. >>> > >>> > UPON that tree I have carved many a name, >>> > THE branches of which, will never be the same. >>> > >>> > THE tree is now filled with many I've found, >>> > BUT in the search for others, now I am bound. >>> > >>> > THE ancestors whose names, I have written with love, >>> > THE Lord has gathered to take to His Father above. >>> > >>> > WITH so many names yet to be carved on that tree, >>> > I have little time to waste on games and TV. >>> > >>> > GATHERING names, photos, histories and places, >>> > REQUIRES a lot of love, patience, and God's good graces. >>> > >>> > SOME were Farmers, Soldiers and such, Mothers and Fathers >>> > who struggled much. >>> > SOME were Settlers, who traveled far, some Adventures, >>> > who followed the stars. >>> > >>> > SOME were rich but most were poor, they came by ship, >>> > seeking more. >>> > SOME died young, others old, many their stories yet untold. >>> > >>> > I cried when I thought of those brothers and sisters, >>> > FOR I am who I am, thanks to my ancestors. >>> > >>> > MY family is but one branch on the Tree of Life, >>> > A tree that grew strong through toil and strife. >>> > >>> > ALONE, I'm just a bare twig or a stub, >>> > TOGETHER we build a Family Tree of Love >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> >(Written by >>> >Linnie Vanderford Poyneer >>> >one night after a long day of research) >>> >>> >> >> > > >==== PERKINS Mailing List ==== >Submit your Earliest known Perkins. Find out how at: >http://pages.prodigy.net/kathycorriher/EP/EP.htm >It's a Great Day to be a PERKINS > >

I am researching the family of my Great-great-great-grandfather, Joseph Payne/Paine c1762-1839, a widower who married Jane Rowe c1784-1850 in the village of Great Addington. [As neither Joseph Payne/Paine nor his wife Jane Rowe are recorded in the parish registers of Great Addington, except for this wedding and both their funerals, they probably came from another parish. Family tradition says that the Payne/Paine family originated in Thrapston where there were families of similar names about this time] The children from this second marriage were: Joseph bn c1813; Benjamin bn c1815; Ann bn c1821-1841; James bn & d 1823; William bn & d 1823; James c1825-1888 m 1848 Harriet Beeby c1831-1897; Eliza c1827-1829. William Payne/Paine and Harriet Beeby had the following children: William bn 1850 m[1] Jane Carl(e)ton m(2) Catherine 'Kate' Callaghan; Joseph bn 1852; Ann bn 1854; Robert bn before 1856; James bn before 1859; John bn 1860-1907; David bn before 1863-1943 m Margaret [He was landlord of the Hare and Hounds in Great Addington in 1914]; Sarah Jane bn before 1867; Eliza bn before 1867; Benjamin 1870 - 1931. Various official records give the surname as PAYNE and yet other records give it as PAINE for the same person. The family was still in Great Addington in 1943. Jim Jim & Bev Payne, 2 Silver Birch Grove, Nelson, New Zealand Phone & Fax 03 546 8999 e-mail jr_bjpayne@xtra.co.nz

Does anyone know if this William PAYNE was in anyway associated with the PAYNEs in the Kershaw Co., SC area in the same time period? It appears that the men in that area fought in some regiments in th Savannah area in the 1760s. I am interested in this particular PAYNE family. Georgia wasn't much of a state in the mid-1700s, merely a strip along the Atlantic compared to now. The PAYNEs I'm interested in are Absalom, Elijah, etc. in the Kershaw Co. (Camden), SC area. Thanks! Mary Kathryn -- Mary Kathryn Kozy mkozy@attglobal.net My Home Page: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~marykozy/ South King Co. Gene. Soc. page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~waskcgs/ Dougherty Co., GA USGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~gadoughe/ Monroe Co., GA USGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~gamonroe/ Lawrence Co., IL USGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~illawren/

Who is this David Hailey and William Payne? "Quaker Records in Georgia" Part 1 is Wrightsborough. On page 3-4..." "The Board deferred action on this Petition (desiring to come to Georgia) until the families should actually come into the colony. By February 1751 only Gray, John Young, David Hailey, John Ayers, George Tarr, Joshua Griffee and William Payne had arrived, and on February 27 they presented their petitions for allotments of land; however, only four allotments were made. Edmund Gray was allotted 500 acres in the fork of Savannah River and Little River on Feb 27 (2), and John Young was allotted 200 acres adjoining Gray on December 18 (3). On the latter date, George Tarr and William Payne received allotments for land in the Indian Country, fully 20 miles north of Gray and Young, who were at the extreme northeast frontierline." ------end----------- From: "Randy Haley" <velocity@mediaone.net> To: HALEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [HALEY] David Haley Date: Thu, 9 Dec 1999 21:27:14 -0500 I should read before I leap (to conclusions, that is). The following is an excerpt from HR&F Chapter VIII: "At June Court for Halifax in 1756, John Marston had a suit at law versus James Haley, in case. David Haley and William Payne were his securities in case he lost the case." Could this be the same David Hailey and William Payne found 5 years earlier, in the Quaker records that David Payne presented us? Alas, it appears that David Haley Sr. DID find time for adventuring between lawsuits. ______________________________ ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

I'm unsubscribing until after the new year. Best wishes to all for the happiest of holiday seasons. In the the interim, I can be reached at: John Williams abeus@bellatlantic.net (201) 444-7777

--WebTV-Mail-21389-9233 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit --WebTV-Mail-21389-9233 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Received: from mailsorter-102-3.bryant.webtv.net (209.240.198.121) by storefull-151.iap.bryant.webtv.net with WTV-SMTP; Mon, 6 Dec 1999 14:38:54 -0800 (PST) Received: by mailsorter-102-3.bryant.webtv.net (WebTV_Postfix) id 8E9087E; Mon, 6 Dec 1999 14:38:54 -0800 (PST) Delivered-To: payne9@webtv.net Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.30]) by mailsorter-102-3.bryant.webtv.net (WebTV_Postfix) with ESMTP id C328E2F; Mon, 6 Dec 1999 14:38:53 -0800 (PST) Received: (from slist@localhost) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id OAA02266; Mon, 6 Dec 1999 14:36:52 -0800 (PST) Resent-Date: Mon, 6 Dec 1999 14:36:52 -0800 (PST) Message-ID: <384C3AC7.BBB023D9@earthlink.net> Date: Mon, 06 Dec 1999 14:38:03 -0800 From: "Diane K. Hettrick" <dhettrick@earthlink.net> Reply-To: dhettrick@earthlink.net X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.03C-NSCP (Macintosh; I; PPC) MIME-Version: 1.0 Old-To: Puget Sound List <PSRoots-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Link for article on Cyndi Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Resent-Message-ID: <AjPwxD.A.Nj.EqDT4@bl-14.rootsweb.com> To: PSRoots-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: PSRoots-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <PSRoots-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/6881 X-Loop: PSRoots-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: PSRoots-L-request@rootsweb.com It's not only a nice article - it's a *huge* article - almost two entire pages - pictures - it's the "above the fold" article on the front page of the Scene (Lifestyles) section of the Sunday paper. "The Oprah of genealogy" Evan is a blur in the picture - they didn't bring fast enough film to catch him! 8-) Read the sidebar articles, too. http://www.seattletimes.com/news/lifestyles/html98/cynd_19991205.html Diane Hettrick, Seattle dhettrick@earthlink.net --WebTV-Mail-21389-9233--

Dear Averill, Are these the folks you are looking for? Descendants of William Payne 1 William Payne b: Sep 10, 1728 in New Haven, CT d: Abt. 1805 in New Hartford, CT . +Elizabeth Bibbins . 2 Isaac Payne . 2 Jessie Payne . 2 William Payne Jr. . 2 Eber Payne . 2 Phoebe Payne . 2 Elizabeth Payne ..... +Thomas Paine . 2 Abraham Payne b: May 28, 1758 in New Hartford, CT d: Oct 30, 1827 in Salem Twp, Washington Co., OH ..... +Hannah Lewis b: Jan 13, 1759 m: Dec 9, 1779 d: Jan 10, 1849 . 2 Ezra Payne b: Sep 17, 1765 in Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT d: Apr 3, 1853 in Westfield Twp, Morrow Co., OH ..... +Amy Matson b: Nov 26, 1769 in Simsbury, Hartford Co., CN m: Oct 1785 d: Apr 27, 1844 in Westfield Twp, Morrow Co., OH Sincerely, Bob Armstrong Houston, TX Averill Smith Pappalardo wrote: > Is Mark Dixon reading the Payne List? In the Archives of 1996 he was > looking for proof that his ancestor Abraham Payne was the brother of Ezra > Payne born 1765. If this link was found I would very much appreciate > hearing about it, and what the documentation is. Thanks, Averill

Is Mark Dixon reading the Payne List? In the Archives of 1996 he was looking for proof that his ancestor Abraham Payne was the brother of Ezra Payne born 1765. If this link was found I would very much appreciate hearing about it, and what the documentation is. Thanks, Averill