Dear List: I am reposting this message of 3 Jul 1999 since I have changed ISP since then. Now ave@mediaone.net, not ave@datablast.net. Hi List: I am looking for the parents of William Payne, born in CT (Census) who married Adelia Gillett b. 1820 in Windsor, m 1836 in East Windsor, CT. They were in Windsor OH by 1842 when daughter Celicia was born. She married in 1868 James Eugene Smith of Hartford CT who is my great-grandfather. I have Adelia's line back to the settler Jonathan Gillett, but am stuck on William's parents. Have names of William and Adelia's children from Census, but no details, and would appreciate hearing from anyont who is working with this line. Averill

I have a copy of the Confederate pension record for Emma Payne widow of Samuel T. Payne from Montague Co. TX. This is not our Payne line and I will be happy to send the records to the correct family. Please contact me directly, Vivien

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I have been searching for my biological father, relatives, or someone who knows of them, for quite some time. Only to generate some information of that side of my family, I might add. My wishes are not to cause any harm or heartaches for anyone. If I do locate him or family members of his, and naturally mine, contact of any kind would be entirely up to them. My mother, maiden name Ruby Naoda Bishop, has very little information on him, which has made my search quite difficult. I would appreciate any information from anyone who can shine some light on this search. Here is what I know or believe to be possibly true: My father was a greyhound bus driver in and around Roanoke, Va. when my mother met him in 1945. He may have had a sister living in Roanoke at the time. He may have been from Pennsylvania. My mother says she spent about five months with him when he joined the Army and was stationed in Lawton, Okla. in the later part of 1945. When he was due to be reassigned, she returned to Christiansburg, Va. and later found out she was pregnant with me. She tells me they were married, but this may not be true. I am not sure. I was born 9-4-46 and she tells me he was in his early to mid 20's when I was born. My aunt, who lives in Roanoke, has said she believes he relocated to Florida. She has also said that she had seen an obituary for him in the Roanoke Times somewhere around the mid to late 70's. Like I said, some of this I know to be true, some of it I am not sure is true. I would appreciate any and all information I can gather in this matter. I am very much interested in determining my roots on the Payne side of my family. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me. Send replies to mepayne@msn.com or 18129 Private Stock Ln., Smithfield, VA. 23430 or 757-255-4889 or 255-4888 (usually tied up on the net) Thanks, Michael E. Payne

<A HREF="http://www.pastconnect.com/">Click here: Your Past Connections - Family History Search...</A> I am new to this mailing list thing and I did not know if it was OK to put links on the list. Here is the site for items found at garage sales, flea markets and such. If putting this site on the list is not proper, I hope someone will tell me. If it is not allowed, I will be glad to forward it to anyone who emails me privately. Have a good evening. Doris

Hello. I'm searching for information about James E. Payne, born November 29, 1939 in Memphis TN, died June 3, 1991. He married Alice Grandberry. She died in 1982. He also married someone else (name unknown) in Memphis, TN. Any related information would be greatly appreciated. I would love to share information. Thank you.

Have just been added to subscriber list and would appreciate any information pertaining to Henry James PAYNE (dob abt. 1860) married (Camberwell, Surrey) to Sarah Glenister (formerly Edmonds); and his father Henry James PAYNE also (Edmonton, Tottenham). Kind Regards, Jill Hardcastle-Goold, Queensland, Australia. Searching - Payne, Atkins, Glenister, Allen, Parrott - Hardcastle, Joscelyne, Stepping, Farrer, Johnson and Logg

In a site I discovered lately which has items found at garage sales and such, has a photo of Martha H. Payne and child. This photo was taken in late 1800s. I will be glad to tell anyone interested how to get to the site.

Am looking for any info on the children of Charlotta Payne and Samuel Newman. I have Mahalia's desc but would like her brothers and sisters desc. Charlotta was born about 1815 in Franklin Co, Ga and died 1894 in Monroe Co Tn. She married Samuel Simpson Newman. He was born in Jefferson Co Tn and died in 1894. Charlotta's parents was John C. Payne born in Franklin Co Ga and died Aug 1865 . He married Jane(Susan)Walls. She was born in the Carolinas. Thanks Ruth

All, I too have been lurking behind UK PAYNE's (from Worcestershire) and tend to agree with your sentiments. I'm here for genealogical research and not to be subjected to any advertising for any particular faith. I personally get really annoyed when people come to the door arguing that 'my religion is better than yours'. If only people could be more tolerant of others' beliefs, then we wouldnt have such conflicts as Northern Ireland, Iraq, etc etc I respect other people's rights to believe in whatever they want but can do without them trying to convince the rest of us in a forum which is all about family history - not religion. Having said that, I want to hear from anyone that can add to my research so a simple click on the DELETE button is all that's necessary if it's not relevant!!! So my message to Carlene is simple - join and help us all further our family history research - but keep any non-relevant advertising off this list. Regards British - and proud of the fact that we in England do not appear to be so racially and/or ethnically blinkered as you in the US!!!! If I've offended anyone, reply to my personal email and take it from there - don't subject the PAYNE list to any flame wars!!! Barry WOODS ----- Original Message ----- From: P. S. Wyant <p.wyant@sk.sympatico.ca> To: <PAYNE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: 27 November 1999 16:55 Subject: Re: subscribe > Hello, list, I've been a subscriber for some months now, mainly lurking > because my PAYNE/PAIN connections are in the UK. > > I really do take exception to the message below from this new lister, > and I would ask the listowner to please advise the lister of proper > netiquette. I subscribe to family history lists to do genealogical and > related research. I do not use this forum to proselytise other listers, > and I do not anticipate being unexpectedly proselytised in return. > > Believe it or not, not all listers are Christians. The sensitivities of > individuals of other faiths, or of no faith, should be kept in mind by > those who are sure that they have the one, true religion. > > Thanks. Might we please now return to family history research? > > Peter Wyant > Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada > > Carlene P. Callahan wrote: > > > > Would like to subscribe to Payne-D@rootsweb.com > > Carlene Callahan > > > > When God's son,Jesus,died for you and me.He paid the price for, all our > > sins, > > and all the hurts, When He rose again, > > He gave us the promise of the greatest gift > > you and I could ever have- ETERNAL LIFE for those who believe. WILL YOU > > BELIEVE? > >

Hi, Folks - Please keep SUBSCRIBE and UNSUBSCRIBE messages off the list. Remember that messages to PAYNE-L@rootsweb.com go to about 525 people, most of whom do not care about your attempts to subscribe and unsubscribe. To UNSUBSCRIBE, simply send a message to: PAYNE-L-request@rootsweb.com with nothing but the word "UNSUBSCRIBE", without the quotes, signature turned off, in the body of the message. To SUBSCRIBE, follow the same procedure, substituting the word SUBSCRIBE for UNSUBSCRIBE. Spelling must be correct in both cases. On a list this large, you may want to unsubscribe when you go on vacation, subscribing again when you return. Good luck to all! Danny Payne, List Manager

Hello, list, I've been a subscriber for some months now, mainly lurking because my PAYNE/PAIN connections are in the UK. I really do take exception to the message below from this new lister, and I would ask the listowner to please advise the lister of proper netiquette. I subscribe to family history lists to do genealogical and related research. I do not use this forum to proselytise other listers, and I do not anticipate being unexpectedly proselytised in return. Believe it or not, not all listers are Christians. The sensitivities of individuals of other faiths, or of no faith, should be kept in mind by those who are sure that they have the one, true religion. Thanks. Might we please now return to family history research? Peter Wyant Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Carlene P. Callahan wrote: > > Would like to subscribe to Payne-D@rootsweb.com > Carlene Callahan > > When God's son,Jesus,died for you and me.He paid the price for, all our > sins, > and all the hurts, When He rose again, > He gave us the promise of the greatest gift > you and I could ever have- ETERNAL LIFE for those who believe. WILL YOU > BELIEVE?

Would like to subscribe to Payne-D@rootsweb.com Carlene Callahan When God's son,Jesus,died for you and me.He paid the price for, all our sins, and all the hurts, When He rose again, He gave us the promise of the greatest gift you and I could ever have- ETERNAL LIFE for those who believe. WILL YOU BELIEVE?

I would be interested in exchanging info with anyone on the Payne line descending from Nancy Payne born 1793 in NC and her father was named John, Joseph or Jesse. And I think the county was Caswell.Nancy married Anthony Summars about1814 and migrated to TN Thanks for any info Debbie

Debbie, I am interested in Nancy. Do you know her siblings? My ancestor is William Payne b 1796 in NC. He married Margarette Brown. And moved to Sumner Co., TN. Some children born in Davidson Co., TN. Any chance your Nancy had a brother William? Ida

My PAYNE roots are from Worcestershire, ENGLAND. Looking for any links to a Charles Payne (Father William Payne) who married Ellen Trapp (Father James Trapp). Keith Payne Senior Solution Consultant Compaq Canada Inc Phone: (403) 295 4315 FAX: (403) 295 4450 Cell: (403) 816 3002 E-mail: Keith.Payne@Compaq.ca William Payne (Labourer) James Trapp (Labourer) I I I I Charles Payne (Agricultural Labourer) of Moore Ellen Trapp of Moore Married November 11th 1854 at Wyre Piddle Chapel (Witness John Payne) I I James Payne Born 3rd December 1864 (at Hill and Moore) Died September 21st 1919 (Fall from Pear Tree on Sept. 12th 1919) Other Children - Mark George Thomas Agnes Charles William Checketts (Died 1902) Married (?) Clemens (Died at age 40) Children - Annie Emily Lucy Jane Mary Harry Arthur Hubert James Payne Married Lucy Jane Checketts

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Hi Payne list! I am proud to announce the birth of my first grandchild, Trenton Walker Stanford. He was born 12:20 a.m. on Wednesday, November 24, 1999 at Brooksville, Florida. he weighs 7 lbs., 13.6 oz and is 20" long. Mom Lauren and baby are doing fine and will be home in time for Thanksgiving dinner! Trenton's 2g-grandmother is Mollye Elizabeth Payne, b. 7 May 1900 in Culpeper, Va; d. 1968 in Washington, D.C. Her parents were Henry Franklin Payne and Susan Anna Payne (third cousins). Susan's parents were Robert Gordon Payne and Mary Lewis Holtzclaw. A Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving to All! Kathleen in Ridge Manor, Florida Genealogy: It's Relative!! katbowen@earthlink.net or kbowen@hotmail.com http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/o/w/Kathleen-E-Bowen

My Jesse Payne b: 1808 SC I have no clues about who his family were. I only know he married in Shelby Co TN in 1832 to Louisa McDaniel (b: 1814 Madison Co.,KY). And they ended up in Greene Co.,AR. The McDaniel and Payne family lived in Memphis, shelby co.,TN.. In 1830 in Shelby, TN, the Paynes listed were; H.C. Pain, C.B. Pain and E. Pain. (Eppi Payne?) In 1840 in DeSoto, MS, there was a M. H. Payne, Robert Payne, Elizabeth Payne, C.B Payne, Hiram Payne, H.C. Payne, Melvin Payne, Jordan Payne. Looks to me that everyone moved from Shelby to DeSoto. Jordan Payne from above was married in Shelby, Hyram was married in Shelby, Hamilton C. was married in Shelby, Culbertson B. Payne was married in Shelby. Rural Desoto County in MS would probably necessitate getting married in Shelby (Memphis) though. There was a Robert Payne listed in DeSoto in 1840 (60-70) that was old enough to be everyone's father. ---------- Mortality Greene Co.,AR Fam # NAME AGE SEX COL BORN DIED CAUSE OF DEATH 1870 40 Payne, James W 50 m w (M) MS May Pneu I wonder who this James W Payne was, he was born in 1820 in MS, too old to be Jesse's son, too young to be Jesse's father, maybe a brother or nephew?? E. Pain in 1830 (had no wife but looked as if lived with brothers and sisters--two boys 10-15, two girls 5-10) could have been "Eppi". E. Pain was listed on page 16 along with C.B. Pain (E. & CB same ages 20-30). H. C. Pain was listed on page 14 and was 10 to 20 years older. This E. Pain was not in DeSoto, MS in 1840. James W. Payne might have been one of the 10-15 year old boys living in the household. Who moved to Greene Co.,AR w/Jesse??? So I know Jessie was in SC, TN, Ms, and AR for sure; In 1850 Louisa McDaniel Payne and Jesse Payne were living in St. Francis Township of Greene County. At this time their children were: Frances, 1833; Harriet, 1836; Mary Jane, 1838; Susanna, 1839; Milton, 1842; Eliza, 1843;John, 1846; James C., 1848; and Emily, 1850. Frances, the oldest child, was born in Tennessee. Harriet, Mary Jane,Susanna, and Milton were born in Mississippi. Eliza, John, James C., and Emily were born in Arkansas. Jesse Eppi PAYNE b:1807-8 in SC, married Louisa McDANIEL, BORN 1814 KY, They wed in SHELBY COUNTY, TN 25 FEB 1832. Children, * Francis M. PAYNE 1833-1892 * Harriet PAYNE 1836 * Mary Jane PAYNE 1839-1916, died in the Old Confederates Home in Little Rock, AR Joe STEPHENSON at, JoeGStep@aol.com ,has the scoop on Mary Jane and her descendants.Great Aunt Mary Jane Payne * Susanna PAYNE 1839, * Milton PAYNE 1842, * Eliza PAYNE 29 May 1844 - 12 Sept. 1923. * John PAYNE 1846 * James C. PAYNE 1848 his first wife, Alcidora WARD was my great grandmother, she was the daughter of Mary and Gideon WARD, * Emily PAYNE 1850, * Paralee PAYNE 1851, * Columbus PAYNE 1853, * Elias Conway PAYNE 1856. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ If anything looks familiar let me know. Thanks, Brenda Brenda Darlene Gaines- Monroe Swamp Creek Garden -Oregon http://www.pioneer.net/~brendad/ Mom's side - Smith, Payne, Ward, Rowland, Killcreece, McDaniel, Lamb Dad's side - Gaines, Malcome, Holderby, Lewis, Harvey. Felix, Mays

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