--part1_29.a935173.270133c4_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi All, I just thought I would let you all know what has happened in my life to make me so very happy. I received a call last night tell me that one of my books was on line at Ancestry.com and it was complete. I checked this morning and she was correct. Some one felt very free to copy my grandfathers book and put the whole thing on line as their work. Of course they didn't use my name as having done the work. But you can believe I plan on posting any place I can on the web what this person has done. Ain't life grand. By the way the name of my grandfathers book is Just Call Me Cousin Volume II and the person who felt so free to copy the whole thing was Jeri.paradise@gene.ge.com. (I would love to know who this is) Kathy --part1_29.a935173.270133c4_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: <SKMcKown@aol.com> From: SKMcKown@aol.com Full-name: SKMcKown Message-ID: <4f.13d4358.27013102@aol.com> Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2000 18:51:46 EDT Subject: Ancestry.com file To: Jeri.paradise@gene.ge.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 118 Hi Jeri, I am wondering who you are, who are your people in the file that contains Elbert Lee Bolling and his family. I do wonder also how many years it took you to obtain all of this information, or was it as simple as opening my book and taking it all from my book. If you are wondering who I am; I am Sara Kathryn Bowling McKown and all the information that you put on Ancestry.com came from my book. "Just Call Me Cousin Volume II". I know that you already know this, but I am wondering why you did it. Are you too lazy to do your own work??? Or just to stupid??? Or is it just simpler to copy someone else books and claim that you did the work. NOW I want that information removed from Ancestry.com. Anyone that see the work will know that you didn't do it. Who are you kidding. Now will get it taken off line or we will go to court and don't even think that a copywrite doesn't make a difference. Kathy McKown --part1_29.a935173.270133c4_boundary--

We don't need this on our list (see below)! Bryan ========================= SKMcKown@aol.com wrote: > --part1_29.a935173.270133c4_boundary > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > Hi All, > I just thought I would let you all know what has happened in my life to make > me so very happy. I received a call last night tell me that one of my books > was on line at Ancestry.com and it was complete. I checked this morning and > she was correct. Some one felt very free to copy my grandfathers book and put > the whole thing on line as their work. Of course they didn't use my name as > having done the work. But you can believe I plan on posting any place I can > on the web what this person has done. > Ain't life grand. By the way the name of my grandfathers book is Just Call > Me Cousin Volume II and the person who felt so free to copy the whole > thing was > Jeri.paradise@gene.ge.com. (I would love to know who this is) > > Kathy > > --part1_29.a935173.270133c4_boundary > Content-Type: message/rfc822 > Content-Disposition: inline > > Return-path: <SKMcKown@aol.com> > From: SKMcKown@aol.com > Full-name: SKMcKown > Message-ID: <4f.13d4358.27013102@aol.com> > Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2000 18:51:46 EDT > Subject: Ancestry.com file > To: Jeri.paradise@gene.ge.com > MIME-Version: 1.0 > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 118 > > Hi Jeri, > > I am wondering who you are, who are your people in the file that contains > Elbert Lee Bolling and his family. > I do wonder also how many years it took you to obtain all of this > information, or was it as simple as opening my book and taking it all from my > book. > If you are wondering who I am; I am Sara Kathryn Bowling McKown and all the > information that you put on Ancestry.com came from my book. "Just Call Me > Cousin Volume II". > I know that you already know this, but I am wondering why you did it. Are you > too lazy to do your own work??? Or just to stupid??? Or is it just simpler > to copy someone else books and claim that you did the work. > NOW I want that information removed from Ancestry.com. Anyone that see the > work will know that you didn't do it. Who are you kidding. > Now will get it taken off line or we will go to court and don't even think > that a copywrite doesn't make a difference. > Kathy McKown > > --part1_29.a935173.270133c4_boundary-- > > ==== PETERS Mailing List ==== > > ============================== > Visit ROOTS-L, the Internet's oldest and largest genealogical > mailing list: > http://www.rootsweb.com/roots-l/ -- ********************************************** Bryan L. Court 5306 La Jolla Hermosa Ave. La Jolla, California 92037-8017 **********************************************

Is anyone searching for any of these people in Vigo Co, IN? The Peters lived there from 1875 to 1915, and the other two related families still have descendants living in the Pimento area of Vigo Co. I have quite a bit of information gathered already, and would love to share with anyone looking for these names in the Vigo Co area. Sincerely, Lucy Rowton Calfee

Lucy Where, if I might ask, is Vigo County? My wife's 2X great grandfather, George Henry Peters, left his family in Christian County, Illinois sometime after his last child was born in 1860. He was later seen, supposedly, running a diner or small restaurant in Xenia, Illinois (far Southeastern), and after that burned, is thought to have gone on to Vincennes, Ind. where he opened another restaurant). In the 1850/60 census he gave his birth as about 1811 in Kentucky. We know nothing at all about his birthplace or birth family. We've slammed into numerous dead ends on him so far, so I'm obviously grabbing at straws. At 06:39 PM 9/12/00 EDT, you wrote: >Is anyone searching for any of these people in Vigo Co, IN? The Peters lived >there from 1875 to 1915, and the other two related families still have >descendants living in the Pimento area of Vigo Co. I have quite a bit of >information gathered already, and would love to share with anyone looking for >these names in the Vigo Co area. >Sincerely, Lucy Rowton Calfee >==== PETERS Mailing List ====

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pp.19-20. The will of William Scarbrough, Sr. was witnessed by Geo. Gordon, Henry Peters, Sr. and Thomas Peters. The will was dated 4 June 1830. Henry Peters, Sr. was the father of Thomas Peters. p.21 The will of Tobias Peters, Sr. dated 25 Jan 1831. The text of the will has been posted to PETERS-L previously. p.60 Inventory of the estate of Rachel Peters, deceased. Rachel was Elizabeth Rachel Scarborough, widow of Tobias Peters, Sr. Here is the text. Inventory of the Personal Estate of Rachel Peters Deceased. One Cupboard One Bed & furniture Two bedsteads One flax wheel One Oven & One Pot Some Table furniture and Some money rec.d by the Court John Peters and ordered to be recorded Rec. 14th Feby 1834 J.J. Clark John Peters was the administrator of the estate. The second son of Tobias Peters, Sr. and Elizabeth Rachel Scarborough was John Peters, born about 1800. I assume their son John is the same John Peters who was the administrator of the estate. The text which says "John Peters" appears to be a signature, but it is imbedded in the inventory as I have shown it, rather than being at the bottom of the inventory. p.63 There is a reference in the index to Thomas Peters. I believe the reference is in error. p.63 describes an estate sale, and I am unable to determine for sure whose estate. It was Henry Dossett, or something like that. But mostly, p.63 is a list of slaves and to whom they were sold. In reading the text, I believe that Thomas and Peter were the names of two slaves. Here is an excerpt. I believe there should be a comma between "Thomas" and "Peter", but I can't see one on the microfilm. There is definitely a larger gap between the two names than normally appears between two words. Jack and Harriet valued at $800.00 to Douglas Oliver Thomas Peter & Old Peggy to Thos. Caswell valued at $750.00 p.84 Sale of Rachel Peters, estate. Here is the text, the best I have been able to transcribe it. Sale of Rachel Peters Estate John Tabor 3 Plates 12 1/2 Cups & Saucers 12 1/2 1 Bed 331 1/4 1 Bed Quilt 41 ??????? 6 1/4 ?????? 14 William T. Lightfoot 1 bottle 12 1/4 John Peters 6 teaspoons 6 1/4 & salt barrels 8 1/4 1 fat Tub 68 1 book cash ? 13 1 flax wheel 2.02 Susy Farmer 1 bottle 18 3/4 Bebey Kesterson 1 Pot & Hook 76 1 pair ??? 19 Samuel Tunnel 1 oven & led (sic) 75 1 bedstead & cord 62 1/2 William Williams 2 Tubs 25 1 ????? 3 Willis S??? 1 Tub 4 1 Bed Quilt 78 1 basket 84 Matthew A. Farmer 1 counterpane 15 1 cow ??? 238 1 bedstead & cord 76 Isaac Armstrong 1 sheet 0.58 1/4 1 do & counterpain (sic) 1.40 1 ???? 4.32 1/4 Peter Johnson 1 cupboard 13.06 1/4 I do certify that this ??? is a true return of the ??? of sale of the personal Estate of Rachel Peters deceased John Peters July 14th 1834 Administrator Recorded August 22nd 1834 John Jarnagan Clerk Jerry Bryan _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

I saw a photo in an antique mall marked Marie L. Peters and taken in Columbus, Ohio. It is of a child about six years of age and appears to be early 1900s. Aiken Antique Mall 803 648 6700. Hope she can find her way back home. Shirley

Norma W. Matthews "My Mind is Like Lightning.... One Brilliant Flash, and it's Gone...." Hi all, I'm new to this list, and have what is a puzzle to me, about some of my Peters of Anderson/Roane Co's TN. (1) Thomas and Sarah England Peters of Anderson Co TN had a son named Wesley who married Katherine Paul. Wesley and Katherine lived in Morgan Co TN. Wesley died and Katherine moved back to Anderson Co, as she is H/H in Anderson with the following children in 1860. Katherine 40, --Elijah F. 23, --James W. 19,--Sarah J. 17,--Tobitha M. 15, --Mary E. 13,--Reuben D. 10, --Rebecca A 8. Wesley and Katherine also had a son Leander J 21,who was already married to a Nancy D. 19 by this time, and also living in Anderson Co apparently next door, or very close to Katherine. However-----over in Roane Co is-- Catherine Peters 36, --Elijah F. 21, --Wiley 19, --Sarah 14, --Margaret 13, --Dowell 11, --Mary 8, --Rebecca 4 I was wondering IF this Catherine, is the Catherine Lea who married John W. Peters on 26 Jan 1841. IF this is that same Catherine then possibly Elijah was from another marriage, as he was born abt 1839. (2) As I mentioned above, there was a Leander J. Peters, s/o Wesley & Katherine who lived in Morgan and Anderson Co's TN. He and w/ Nancy listed for Anderson Co 1860. HOWEVER---Over in Roane Co is--- Leander Peters 22 (b. 1838) ,--Nancy 22(b. 1838) , another Nancy 16, ----- AND-----Isaac L. Daniel Winchester 29, Sinah N. Wyatt Winchester (wife) 40, Wm.D. 4. These Winchesters are also my directs. For them to be in the same H/H with Leander and Nancy denoted "close kin" I think. Can someone help me straighten these folks out? Thanks nmatt@mindspring.com

If you find Jane to be a daughter of John and Sallie Clay Peters please let me know. I descend through John to Jacob to Alfred to Elizabeth Alice to my father Joe Douglas to me. I would have serious doubts as to whether any of John and Sallie's children were born in Tennessee. Fae

Hi, Thank you for your help, but it isn't the right one. Most of our Peters family was from Marion County, Wv. Brenda

I have written before about my Jane Peters of Anderson County, Tennessee who married John England. She was my ggg grandmother. Her daughter Vesta Clay England who married William Cole was my gg grandmother. Vesta's daughter Sallie Jane Cole married Alva Edward Peters. Sallie and Alva Peters were my g grandparents, and are referred to by my mother as Grandma and Grandpa Peters. As you can see, there are two Peters lines involved here, the one for Alva Peters and the one for Jane Peters. I have been wondering if my Jane Peters was the daughter of John Peters and Sallie Clay. Several of you have shared very helpful private E-mails with me concerning John Peters and Sallie Clay. Most everybody has the children of John Peters and Sallie Clay listed as Oliver C. Peters, Andrew J. Peters, Thompson H. Peters, William P. Peters, Thaddeus J. Peters, and Augustus Peters, but no Jane. The only place I have ever seen a daughter named Jane in this family is in IGI data on the LDS Web site. Until now, I had only looked at the IGI data on the Web because I started researching my family about the same time the LDS Web site came online. I suspect that many or most of you have seen the actual microfilm of the IGI data sheets, but I hadn't before now. Anyway, I ordered the two IGI microfilms which included Jane Peters as the daughter of John Peters and Sallie Clay. As I suspected from what others have said about the IGI, there was additional data on the microfilm which is not on the Web site. For example, the IGI data sheets list Sallie Clay as the daughter of Mitchell Clay, m. 1800 to John Peters, son of John Peters and a Simms. I knew this (and much more!) from other sources, but the point is that this is data that was on an IGI data sheet and which did not make it onto the Web site as being associated with this particular IGI film number. But more importantly, both IGI microfilms I ordered say that Jane Peters married Andrew Johnson. One of them might have said Andrew Johnston or it might have said Andrew Johnson -– it was a little hard to read -– but the second one said Andrew Johnson for sure. By the way, one of the IGI microfilms gave as a source for the John Peters and Sallie Clay family the "Peters Family Film", and the other microfilm gave as a source the "Peters Family Book". I guess I don't know how to look those up. I was hoping to get back to a truly primary source. For example, I was hoping to find a reference to "The Peters Family Bible in the XYZ County Public Library". Oh, well. I suppose it's not impossible that Jane Peters married first Andrew Johnson and then married second my John England, but it seems unlikely. So I think I need to look elsewhere for Jane's parents. This is negative progress, but I think it is progress nonetheless. As Sherlock Holmes said, "Whenever you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth". There's more minor progress. After looking for over a year, I found Vesta Clay England's grave. She is buried in the New Gray Cemetery in Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee. Also buried there in a family grouping are Vesta's daughter Ida Rhoda Cole Wells (sister of my g grandmother Sallie Jane Cole Peters), Ida's husband Philip Hancher Wells, Phillip's mother Susan Magdalene Johnson Wells, and Ida's daughter Dicy Clay Wells. Dicy died as a teenager and never married. The most interesting of these names as far as Jane Peters goes is Dicy Clay Wells. She seems clearly to have been named for her grandmother Vesta Clay England. And it's Vesta's middle name that leads me to believe that Jane Peters must come from a Peters line which has Clay connections. I have been looking for a mother or grandparent for Jane Peters whose surname was Clay. But Jane might well have named her first daughter Vesta Clay England, not based on a surname, but based on a family name, just as Dicy Clay Wells was named based on a family name. There's still more minor progress. I knew that Jane Peters died about 1881 because she is enumerated on the 1880 census and because her husband John England married for a second time in 1882. I have recently found a Pedigree Resource File entry on the LDS web site for a Jennie Peter who is clearly my Jane Peters. The entry says that Jennie Peter was born 30 Jul 1812, Anderson County Tennessee, died 9 Apr 1881, Morgan County Tennessee, buried Camp Ground Cemetery, Fentress County Tennessee. I don't know what the primary source of data for this information is (just like with the IGI), but I would guess that somebody found a tombstone at the Camp Ground Cemetery with the dates. It's about a 90 minute drive to the cemetery from my house, so I might have a pleasant Sunday afternoon drive lined up for sometime this fall. (By the way, I tend to trust the 9 Apr 1881 date of death, but I have trouble with the 30 Jul 1812 date of birth. Census data would put her date of birth at 1817/1819. I think maybe she was born 30 Jul 1817 or something like that.) But if her tombstone really says "Jennie", then that's very interesting. My second guess for her parents after John Peters and Sallie Clay is that her parents might be Thomas Peters and Sarah B. (Jenny) England. Maybe Jane Peters and her possible mother Sarah shared the nickname "Jenny". Also, I have written before that when Vesta Clay England's husband died at an early age, two of her daughters were placed in homes where the "mother of the house" was a daughter of Thomas Peters and Sarah B. (Jenny) England, Susan Emily Peters in one case and Mary A. Peters in the other. So it makes a lot of sense that Jane Peters might have been a sister of Susan and Mary. And if it's true, then my mother's Grandma and Grandpa Peters, Sallie Jane Cole and Alva Edward Peters, were second cousins. Jerry Bryan _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

Hi Brenda I too am working on the Peters family in WVa. My g grandfather had a son Charles, but according to the information that I have, he was deceased with no survivors. Copies of the old family Bible lists, under births, a Charles E. Peters b. 11/6/1881. Under deaths, it states that Chas. E. Peters died at Minioc (?) Hospital #1 Welch, Wva. June 27th 1910 from a gunshot wound fired at close range by Charles Champ. C.E. Peters was performing his duty as Deputy Sheriff of McDowell Co., WVa. Don't know if any of this will interest you - but thought I would send it - just in case....... djk ----- Original Message ----- From: <MillerBre@aol.com> To: <PETERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2000 5:43 PM Subject: [PETERS] Re: Charles Peters Family in Wv > Hello Everyone, > > Is anyone out there working on the Peters family in Wv ? I am trying to find > the family (parents and any sisters or brothers) for Charles C. Peters. Here > is all I know about him: > > Descendants of Charles Peters > > 1 Charles Peters b: 1870 d: 1926 Burial: Janes Memorial Cemetery > . +Florence Ann Constable b: 1879 d: March 22, 1919 > ..... 2 Alwilda Myrtle "Allie Mae" Peters b: April 24, 1901 d: March > 23, 1987 in Fairmont, Wva > ......... +Dewey Waitman Miller b: May 13, 1897 d: June 01, 1941 in > Fairmont, Wva > ..... 2 Emma Jane Peters b: August 27, 1899 d: January 05, 1970 in > Fairmont, Wva Burial: Janes Memorial Cemetery > ......... +Brooks Fleming Huey b: April 11, 1889 in Fairmont, Wva > d: April 19, 1950 in Fairmont, Wva Burial: Janes Memorial Cemetery > ..... 2 Cora Peters b: 1904 Burial: Janes Memorial Cemetery > ......... +Roy H. Trippett b: 1893 d: 1981 Burial: Janes Memorial > Cemetery > Thank You in advance, > Brenda Miller > MillerBre@aol.com > > > ==== PETERS Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/ >

Hunter Wallace Peters, stillborn son of Dave Peters and Amy Eggert of a Lewiston, MN died August August 19th, 2000 at Winona Community Mem orial Hospital. Hunter is survived by his sister, Casey; maternal grandparents Diane Eg gert of Lewiston and William Jude Eggert; paternal grandparents Penny and Harlan Wilson and Richard Peters; maternal great-grandmother Syl- via Markegard; and paternal great-grandmother June Gordon. Hunter was buried in the Lewiston Public Cemetery. rp080

Hello Everyone, Is anyone out there working on the Peters family in Wv ? I am trying to find the family (parents and any sisters or brothers) for Charles C. Peters. Here is all I know about him: Descendants of Charles Peters 1 Charles Peters b: 1870 d: 1926 Burial: Janes Memorial Cemetery . +Florence Ann Constable b: 1879 d: March 22, 1919 ..... 2 Alwilda Myrtle "Allie Mae" Peters b: April 24, 1901 d: March 23, 1987 in Fairmont, Wva ......... +Dewey Waitman Miller b: May 13, 1897 d: June 01, 1941 in Fairmont, Wva ..... 2 Emma Jane Peters b: August 27, 1899 d: January 05, 1970 in Fairmont, Wva Burial: Janes Memorial Cemetery ......... +Brooks Fleming Huey b: April 11, 1889 in Fairmont, Wva d: April 19, 1950 in Fairmont, Wva Burial: Janes Memorial Cemetery ..... 2 Cora Peters b: 1904 Burial: Janes Memorial Cemetery ......... +Roy H. Trippett b: 1893 d: 1981 Burial: Janes Memorial Cemetery Thank You in advance, Brenda Miller MillerBre@aol.com

Jim: How precious! Thanks. I'll keep this one! Crystal On Sat, 19 Aug 2000 09:44:28 -0500 "Jim Gray" <alden2000@homestead.com> writes: > Had to share the following. Came from another list I work with, but > thought since the list > seems to be sleeping this might wake a few up. > Jim Gray > > > > > > > I don't know about you, but sometimes searching for family > members gets > a > > > little overwhelming when you can't seem to knock down that brick > wall. > > > Here's something on the lighter side... > > > > > > Some folks will do anything to get a picture of a loved one... > > > > > > >From the Sep 2000 Reader's Digest: > > > > > >     While I was working for a photofinishing company, we > received a > > reprint > > > order for an old black-and-white photograph of a man milking a > cow. > > >     The man was sitting behind the cow, and all that was visible > of him > > > were his legs and feet.  A note accompanying the order read: > "This is > the > > only > > > picture I have of my great-grandfather.  Please move the cow so > I can > see > > > what he looked like." > > >         - contributed by June M. Butler > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== GRAY Mailing List ==== >     Need list assistance?  Please contact:  crb@ponyexpress.net >                           List Adm for GRAY-L and GRAY-D >                             Now with over 500 subscribers! > > > ---- End Included Message ---- > > > Got a hobby to share or just want a personal home page ? > Build your own web site for free at http://www.homestead.com > > > ==== PETERS Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/ > Crystal Crystal A. Bingham, MSOT, OTR Manhattan, KS Vizslas: Denali Gold & Peaches 'n Cream; Cats Bojangles & Nuisance Kitty To understand the living one must commune with the dead.

Had to share the following. Came from another list I work with, but thought since the list seems to be sleeping this might wake a few up. Jim Gray > > > > I don't know about you, but sometimes searching for family members gets a > > little overwhelming when you can't seem to knock down that brick wall. > > Here's something on the lighter side... > > > > Some folks will do anything to get a picture of a loved one... > > > > >From the Sep 2000 Reader's Digest: > > > >     While I was working for a photofinishing company, we received a > reprint > > order for an old black-and-white photograph of a man milking a cow. > >     The man was sitting behind the cow, and all that was visible of him > > were his legs and feet.  A note accompanying the order read: "This is the > only > > picture I have of my great-grandfather.  Please move the cow so I can see > > what he looked like." > >         - contributed by June M. Butler > > > > > > ==== GRAY Mailing List ====     Need list assistance?  Please contact:  crb@ponyexpress.net                           List Adm for GRAY-L and GRAY-D                             Now with over 500 subscribers! ---- End Included Message ---- Got a hobby to share or just want a personal home page ? Build your own web site for free at http://www.homestead.com

Dear Nancy These PETERS are part of my family, so if you get any other replies I would be very interested. Cheers Margaret Pember mpember@abacus.com.au (H) margaret@biblio.curtin.edu.au (W) Researching: BELLIS, BERKS, ELLIS, GITTINS, HUNTINGTON, JEFFREYS, MILLINGTON, JONES, PETERS, ROSINGREAVE, SHONE, THORNTON, WILLIAMS all in Hawarden, Ewloe, Pentrobin, Buckley areas of Flintshire, Wales. GRIFFITHS and HUGHES in Kinnerton, Dodleston area of Flintshire, Wales/Cheshire, England. SULLIVAN, REDMAN, BARRETT/BARRATT, COLE, GLENISTER of Marylebone, Paddington, Kensington, Fulham, Norwood London. AYLING, BATCHELOR, BETSWORTH, BURGESS, EAMES, EDE, KING, PAYNE, PEACOCK, RAPLEY, STOGDEN, STRUDWICK of Kirdford, Petworth, Northchapel, Wisborough Green, Fernhurst areas of Sussex. GLENISTER and ROLPH of Tring Herts, London and Sussex. ----- Original Message ----- From: Nancy L. Hilton <acuc@acuc.ca> To: <PETERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, August 04, 2000 2:55 AM Subject: [PETERS] Peters family - North Wales - ca. 1800 > For those interested: > > LDS - IGI Record - Batch# 7733441, Source Call No. 1126170 > John PETERS m. Esther RAYNALDS - 31 Dec. 1790 - Harwarden, Flint, Wales > > LDS - IGI Record - Batch# C098661, Source Call No. 0944003 > Mary JOHN, christened 11 Nov. 1791 - Harwarden, Flint, Wales. > father - John PETERS mother - Esther > > LDS - IGI Record - Batch# P001001, Source Call No. 0845114 > Hannah PETERS, christened 11 Oct. 1789 - Nantwich, Cheshire, England > father - John PETERS, mother - Esther > > Trelawnyd Parish Registers - Baptism 1812 - Clwyd Family History Society > > Margaret, daughter of John PETERS, Blacksmith and Hester his wife. born > Oct 12, baptised Oct 15, 1812 > > Trelawnyd Parish Registers - Ref. P/64/1/6 Page 30 - Clwyd Family > History Society > Thomas RYLES Batchelor > Margaret PETERS Spinster > by Banns on 5 Sep 1835 > by Edward Evans PC in the presence of David HUGHES, Jane MEREDITH > > 1851 Census - PRO Ref: HO107, Piece 2500, Folio 39 Page 26 Schedule 90 > > Location: Newmarket (Trelawnyd) Flintshire, Wales > JONES, Peter...head of house...unwed...40 years old...blacksmith...born > in Newmarket > JONES, John...nephew.....unwed.....17.....--.....Newmarket > PETERS, Esther.....mother.....widowed.....83.....Newmarket > ROYLES, Thomas.....brother-in-law.....married.....44.....St. Asaph > ROYLES, Margaret.....wife.....married.....38.....Newmarket > ROYLES, Ellinor.....daughter.....unwed.....13.....Newmarket > ROYLES, Esther.....daughter.....unwed.....8.....Newmarket > ROYLES, Thomas.....son....unwed......4.....Newmarket > ROYLES, William.....son.....unwed.....2.....Newmarket > ROYLES, Peter.....son.....unwed.....3months.....Newmarket > > My personal interests lie with the RYLES / ROYLES family of this area of > North Wales so this is all the information I have for PETERS - hope it > helps someone. > > Happy Hunting, > Nancy > > > ==== PETERS Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/ >

For those interested: LDS - IGI Record - Batch# 7733441, Source Call No. 1126170 John PETERS m. Esther RAYNALDS - 31 Dec. 1790 - Harwarden, Flint, Wales LDS - IGI Record - Batch# C098661, Source Call No. 0944003 Mary JOHN, christened 11 Nov. 1791 - Harwarden, Flint, Wales. father - John PETERS mother - Esther LDS - IGI Record - Batch# P001001, Source Call No. 0845114 Hannah PETERS, christened 11 Oct. 1789 - Nantwich, Cheshire, England father - John PETERS, mother - Esther Trelawnyd Parish Registers - Baptism 1812 - Clwyd Family History Society Margaret, daughter of John PETERS, Blacksmith and Hester his wife. born Oct 12, baptised Oct 15, 1812 Trelawnyd Parish Registers - Ref. P/64/1/6 Page 30 - Clwyd Family History Society Thomas RYLES Batchelor Margaret PETERS Spinster by Banns on 5 Sep 1835 by Edward Evans PC in the presence of David HUGHES, Jane MEREDITH 1851 Census - PRO Ref: HO107, Piece 2500, Folio 39 Page 26 Schedule 90 Location: Newmarket (Trelawnyd) Flintshire, Wales JONES, Peter...head of house...unwed...40 years old...blacksmith...born in Newmarket JONES, John...nephew.....unwed.....17.....--.....Newmarket PETERS, Esther.....mother.....widowed.....83.....Newmarket ROYLES, Thomas.....brother-in-law.....married.....44.....St. Asaph ROYLES, Margaret.....wife.....married.....38.....Newmarket ROYLES, Ellinor.....daughter.....unwed.....13.....Newmarket ROYLES, Esther.....daughter.....unwed.....8.....Newmarket ROYLES, Thomas.....son....unwed......4.....Newmarket ROYLES, William.....son.....unwed.....2.....Newmarket ROYLES, Peter.....son.....unwed.....3months.....Newmarket My personal interests lie with the RYLES / ROYLES family of this area of North Wales so this is all the information I have for PETERS - hope it helps someone. Happy Hunting, Nancy

Who are the parents of Jacob Peter, b 6/24/1841, d 12/30/1887 Clinton Co., IN? Jacob married Mary Buck (b 2/12/1850 d 1/18/1907 b & d in Clinton Co IN). Their children are Samuel Peter b 12/11/1872 and William Peter b 9/25/1873. Any help appreciated. Sheri

Am searching for the parents/siblings of Zachariah Peters who married Kessiah Lively on 18 November 1794 in Amherst County, VA. My research has led me to believe that the surnames Peter & Peters are interchangeable. In Amherst County VA Deeds, 1761-1807 we find the following: 7 Feb 1800. RICH. BREEDLOVE & wife MILDRED, to NELSON ANDERSON for $300, 180 acres branches S fork Rockfish. Lines: JNO. BALL, WM. KEY, Glade Road, WM. CABELL, JAS. NEVIL. THOS. KEYS. Wit: ZACH. NEVIL, ELISHA PETERS, ZACH. PETERS, CAREL EADS. This is the only evidence found so far that links Zachariah Peters to a contemporary of the same surname. Because of this, I believe that Zachariah & Elisha may be brothers or cousins. The hunt for Zachariah Peters 1st led myself & some other Peters' researchers to Amherst County, VA & a Rev. William Peter(s). According to a biography posted at ancestry.com, William Peter(s) was a minister of the Church of England who settled in VA in 1750 & who died in 1773. That same biography tells us that one of William Peter(s)' children was Elisha Peters who married Cynthia Turner on 17 February 1806 in Amherst County, VA. There is also another Amherst County marriage of an Elisha Peters to Jane Tiller on 1 June 1792. I do not know if these 2 marriages contain the same or different grooms. According to other information, the Rev. William Peter(s), father of Elisha, came from England with 2 brothers -- Richard Peter & John Peter, Jr. Another researcher has told us that Amherst County records indicate that land was purchased by William, Richard & John, Jr. in 1760. This land was in Albemarle County at the time. Can anyone tell me more about this Peter/Peters family? Any help would be most appreciated. Thank you in advance for any information or guidance in this matter. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Mike Peters npeters102@aol.com