I'm trying to find everything I can about Jim PEARCE (born abt 1880), particularly his parents' names. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Everything I know about him and his immediate family is: - Jim PEARCE was once the Deputy Chief Constable of Bucks (so my grandmother tells me.). He lived for a long while in Princes Risborough. - his father PEARCE (est b1857) was a farmer - his siblings included: Annie PEARCE GRAY (est b1881); Ellen (Nellie) PEARCE KEY (est b1883); Fred PEARCE (est b1887, moved to Hamilton, Ont. Canada abt 1910); and Lizzie PEARCE (est b1888, lived and died in Isle of Wight). - the oldest picture of father PEARCE that I have was done by "Hickman Photographer, 18 Broad St. Abingdon" and was taken abt 1875. Regards, Dave in Virginia

Sorry to hear that. You will certainly be in my prayers. NNPear2 wrote: > Hi; > I am writing to appologize to all of the people I promised lookups for on > the Roll of Honor. > It seems since this occured there has been one thing after another that has > kept me from the library. Dr. apts. etc. > I'm sorry, but I will be starting extensive testing next week as I have been > diagnosed with a malignancy. So will have to put this on hold for awhile > longer, but I plan to continue. > I just ask that you all keep me in your prayers. > Thank you > Nita

Hi; I am writing to appologize to all of the people I promised lookups for on the Roll of Honor. It seems since this occured there has been one thing after another that has kept me from the library. Dr. apts. etc. I'm sorry, but I will be starting extensive testing next week as I have been diagnosed with a malignancy. So will have to put this on hold for awhile longer, but I plan to continue. I just ask that you all keep me in your prayers. Thank you Nita

Jacky, I don't think that we have a connection here; but you may be able to help further -- maybe even find such a connection if there's one to be had... Everything I know about my "PEARCEs" are as follows: - father PEARCE (est b1857) had five (5) children in the Hanwell, Middlesex area: - Jim (est b1880); Annie (est b1881); Ellen (Nellie) (est b1883); Fred (est b1887); Lizzie (est b1888). - these PEARCEs were farmers. - the oldest picture of father PEARCE that I have was done by "Hickman Photographer, 18 Broad St. Abington" and was taken abt 1875. None of the other family picture have photographer names. Any help would be appreciated. Regards from Dave in Virginia jacky sherwood wrote: > Hi Patricia, > > I am not sure if this will help or not as I have very little but it > looks like your Ellen may have been the sister to Walter Pearce as he > was born abt 1883 Ealing/Brentford married Phillis (Ann) Soley and she > was born in Ealing abt beginning of 1883 Ealing and they had a son J. > Pearce born abt 1905. I found these details from orbituary notice in > newspaper of my husbands GGGGrandfather, Benjamin Soley who died in 1906 > and details of Phillis or otherwise called Ann from Census with her > parents. I would love to hear from you if you find a connection. > By the way I believe the district to be Hanwell and not Handwell as you > have recorded it which is nextdoor to Ealing so to speak. > > Jacky Sherwood of Auckland NZ > [email protected] wrote: > > > > Patricia, > > > > I'm trying to find out information about my Ggrandfather George William KEY and > > his parents. They were all from the Bucks / Middlesex area (UK). All I have > > (not much) is what's listed below. I would appreciate any help you [or anyone > > else] can offer... > > > > > George William KEY was born in the 1880s in the Bucks / Middlesex area. > > > Married Ellen (Nellie) PEARCE in Handwell?, Middlesex around 1901. > > > Had two children: Betty (1907?) and Marjorie Phyllis (1909) > > > George William KEY died in France during WWI in 1917. > > > George William had three brothers: Huge, Will, and Charles > > > George William's father and brothers appear well-to-do in pictures > > > > [email protected] wrote: > > > > > Would the person who put the query out on Verny/Varney/Keys Connection please > > > resend. I am a Keys researcher interested in This family and missed the > > > request > > > > > > Patricia Thomas [email protected] > > > > > > ==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== > > > Questions about the list administration? Contact the listowners: > > > Dave Carlsen - [email protected] > > > Judith Young - [email protected] > > > > ==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== > > The Buckinghamshire Surname List is located at: > > http://www.csranet.com/~dcarlsen/genuki/BKM/bucksurname.html > [email protected]

I stumbled accross the below address. This shows several Pierce's(Pearce's) that went to the gold field in Alaska. Just thought I would pass if on. Might help someone. http://www.gold-rush.org/cgi-bin/goldrush/search.cfm ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Looking for info on Andrew Pierce said to have been born in Bowling Green, KY 1821 and his wife Nancy Fowler b. 1825 in Delaware. James Samuel Pierce was born Jan 27, 1847 in Decatur County, Indiana. He had a brother named John and they are said to be 2 of 13 brothers. Surely there must be Pierce's from this line out there. James had 5 daughters so that Pierce name ended there. Andrew would have been my great great grandfather. Any help would be very appreciated. Harriet Stairs - Hstairs @aol.com

--part1_d09cb8c1.24c8ba9c_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Since so many of you are new, I thought I'd try this again. Judy Schor [email protected] --part1_d09cb8c1.24c8ba9c_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: [email protected] From: [email protected] Full-name: Judyschor Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Thu, 8 Jul 1999 18:23:32 EDT Subject: My ONLY Pierce To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 9 Hi Pierce Listers: I only have one Pierce and she is causing lots of problems. Her name is Jane E. and she was born 28 Apr 1835 probably in New York. She died 30 Jul 1864 place unknown, and is buried in Watervliet City Cemetery, Watervliet, Berrien Co., Michigan. Jane married Hosea BRIDGES, b 1834 in Peru, Clinton, NY, d 1910 in Hartford, Van Buren, MI (also buried in Watervliet Cemetery). They had two children: Ruth A., b abt 1857, d 1921 in Battle Creek, MI James Henry, b 1860 probably in Peru, Clinton, NY, d 1940 in Battle Creek, MI Can anybody help me with this brick wall? Thanks. Judy St. Eve Schor [email protected] --part1_d09cb8c1.24c8ba9c_boundary--

I am looking for a Pierce family in the Oneida County area of NY. Probably with a HENTON name as I have a Susan Henton Pierce born about 1800-1804 married to Jarad Fairbank abt 1820. Susan died about 1839 in Madison County. Teri - ------------------------------------- Terry (Phil 4:13) Teri (Ps 37:5) To God be the glory! Lancaster, OH http://www.greenapple.com/~pastor751 http://www.rootsweb.com/~mtwheatl/index.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnisanti/Isanti/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~cosanmig/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~comontro/index.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~codolore/index.html

I am looking for information on Thomas Pierce born abt.1723 in Rhode Island Married Almy Chase in Trinity Baptist Church in Newport Rhode Island Nov.3rd 1748,I am unable to find any information on his or her parents. Please can anyone HELP! Robert Velvan Pierce

Happy Summer to All, Would like to invite you to visit my Genealogy Garden in New England and see all the additions I have made to it. Maybe some of you have never visted or time for a return trip. <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/SueG476/Project.html">Pierce Surname Project - New England/New York </A> - always adding new data. http://members.aol.com/SueG476/PierceMA.html <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/SueG476/Gardner2.html">Gardner Surname Project for Massachusetts </A> - have added the Hingham Book genealogy and linked it to my alphbetical listing of GARDNERs for easier use. Also have added additional information I have on this line of GARDNERs. (The Hingham GARDNERs are my line) Would be glad to include your line. http://members.aol.com/SueG476/Gardner2.html <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/SueG476/Leominster.html">History & Genealogy of Leominster, Worcester County, Massachusetts </A> - I have started a new project - adding the Vital Records of Leominster. Could sure use some help and also will take requests for names as I am not doing it in any special order. http://members.aol.com/SueG476/Leominster.html I apologize for duplications you receive on this email. See you in the garden. Sue Gardner Leominster, MA <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/SueG476/index.html">Sue's Genealogy Garden in New England </A> http://members.aol.com/SueG476/index.html <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/SueG476/CahillData.html">Cahill Surname Project for Massachusetts </A> - all the Mass. data I have found to date - do you have any for Mass? http://members.aol.com/SueG476/CahillData.html <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/SueG476/Gardner.html">The Unofficial Home Page of John Gardner/Garnet of Hingham, MA </A> http://members.aol.com/SueG476/Gardner.html My 2 main lines are: GARDNER/GARNET and PIERCE/PERS of Massachusetts. plus have information on all my other Massachusetts names, a lot of early ones - some of them - BALDWIN, BASSETT, BATES, BEAL, BISBEE, COOK (not Mayflower), FISKE, HAYWARD, HOLBROOK, PARKER, PRESCOTT, PROCTOR, SPRAGUE, THAYER and more. CAHILL of Ireland, Boston, MA and San Francisco, CA Mayflower - BREWSTER, SAMSON/SAMPSON, WARREN French Canadian lines back to France - CHOQUETTE, ROUISSE & more Scottish lines of Whithorn and Glasgow area - YOSTON, DIAMOND, MORRISON Nova Scotia and early German lines, Lunenburg & Mill Village. CROUSE, FRANSOU, HENRITCY/HEINRICKE, PENTZ, REINHARDT, WEINACHT, WILD Information on Massachusetts and Hollis, NH

I am looking for information on the parents of SUSAN PIERCE (Susannah Price). She married Daniel Houghton Aug 8, 1787 at Winchester, New Hampshire. Their Children were: Nehemiah, Noah, Danie., William, Price, Clarasa, Otis, Caroline, Susannah, and Emory. Daniel Houghton was the 4th child of Nehemiah and Eunice Curtice. Source: NEHGR v. 28, pg. 405: "Partial copy of the town of Winchester, N.H. 'Children of Nehemiah & Eunice Houghton - Daniel b. May 16th 1769. The Houghton Genealogy: The Descendants of Ralph and John Houghton of Lancaster, Mass. states on pg. 107 Daniel married SUSAN PIERCE but on pg. 123 her name is shown as Susanna Price. NEHGR v. 37, pg. 297: "Partial records of the town of Winchester, N.H. '1787 Daniel Houghton m Susannah Pierce Aug 8'." I hope that someone can help me find the ancestors of Susan Pierce. Thank you Always in Family Nora

THE VIRGINIA GENEALOGIST Vol. 12 pg. 21 COURT ORDERS OF ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY Court of (10 October 1693) Mr. Andrew Woodley versus Tho: Pearce referred, defendant sick. Vol. 12 pg. 178 At a court held on 9 December last judgement by nihil dicit was granted Mr. Andrew Woodley agst. Tho: Pearce for 520 lbs of tobacco & said Pearce failing also to appear at this court and Woodley having proved by oath of John Ingram that Pearce did assume & promise to pay this sum which appears to be due by two bills, one passed by Katharine Evans (now wife of said Pearce) to said Woodley for 112 lbs. of tobacco & the other assigned by said Katharine to said Woodley, being a bill passed by Wm. Barrfeild to said to 408 lbs. of which bills Woodley makes oath he has received no satisfaction. Judgement is granded Woodley agst. Tho: Pearce for 520 lbs of tobacco. Nita Pearce Nita Pearce =20

Hi! My name is Mike Stone, and I'm researching my Pierce/Pearce ancestors in Mo. and Tx. My GGGrd fa. was John Pierce of Cooke Co, TX. He had a brother named Wesley, same co. They lived in TX. 1860 to 1890. They are both presumably buried there. Both had large families. I know that there were other Pierce's, possibly brothers, next door in Grayson Co. TX. about the same time. I am sure their entire family was in Jefferson County, MO. about 1835-1855. Before that, census notes in later census records indicate that they were in KY. and TN. I'm sure both John and Wesley Pierce were married in MO.- Franklin and Jeff. counties,resp. Does any of this info. sound familiar to anyone? I could provide much more detail if your group seems to fit. Right now, I'm investigating the possible parents of John Pierce. A likely father was Washigton Pierce of all the same locations/times listed above. Does this seem to fit anyone's tree? Thanks for your help. Mike Stone _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Sorry list, I sent that last one to everybody instead of the one I meant to. Jo in KY

I have one known and one suspected Indiana Pierce ancestor. The known one was Andrew, born abt 1790/1800 unknown. Per Johnson Co, In history he walked to Johnson Co from Pittsburg about 1820. He married in 1825 in Johnson Co to an Elizabeth Graves (who per family legend was the Deleware Indiana guide that lead him there). He died and left a Will in Hendricks County, In by May 1833 which named his widow and children. Matilda was his daughter and my gg grandmother. The suspected Pierce is the Wife and Widow of Benjamin Bailey. Benjamin Bailey married Anna Pierce May 13, 1803 in Wilkes Co, NC and then moved to Adair Co, KY where he died in 1819. Anna and her children then moved to Morgan Co, In along with several interrated families. Morgan, Johnson and Hendricks are all adjacent. She is suspected since I have never proven that my Anna Bailey was Anna Pierce. Eventually Matilda (after her first husband died) married Allison Bailey (son of Anna and Benjamine) afer his first wife died. Allison and family moved to Crawford Co, Il about 1860 and lived near Pierceburg, Il. Does this ring any bells out there? David Phillips _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

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Maryland Indexes Marriage References MSA S 1527 I may have sent this before too, but if so I plead senility. Nita Pearce PEARCE a.. (N), m. by 16 March 1700, Sarah, eld. dau. of Thomas Sprigg. Her dau. Sarah m. James Bell (Beall?) (PGLR A:362). b.. Pearce, Benjamin, of CE Co., m. by 12 Sep 1720, Mary, extx. of John Hynson and of Edward Cooper of CE Co.of CE Co. (MDAD 3:265, 274). c.. Daniel, m. by 4 Feb 1756, Sarah, dau. of Abraham Allman of CE Co. (MDAD 39:132). d.. Daniel; 29 May 1771; Sarah Steward ("Marriage Register of Rev. David Love," discovered by Peter Wilson Coldham in the Public Record Office, London: PRO: AO 13/61 (II)/420ff.). e.. Joseph; 16 Feb 1768; Mary Chaney ("Marriage Register of Rev. David Love," discovered by Peter Wilson Coldham in the Public Record Office, London: PRO: AO 13/61 (II)/420ff.). f.. Walter; 14 Feb 1768; Eleanor Deavour ("Marriage Register of Rev. David Love," discovered by Peter Wilson Coldham in the Public Record Office, London: PRO: AO 13/61 (II)/420ff.). g.. William; 22 May 1768; Joanna French ("Marriage Register of Rev. David Love," discovered by Peter Wilson Coldham in the Public Record Office, London: PRO: AO 13/61 (II)/420ff PRO: AO 13/61 (II)/420ff

NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700 continuing PIERCE Jonathan (16-?- 1 694) & Hannah Wilson(1672 -1726 ) 19Nov 1689 ; Woburn/Cambridge;m/2nd James Proctor PEARCE Jonathan (1657- 1713) & Elizabeth ?;Bristol RI PEIRS Joseph (ca 16 47 - ?) & 1wf Martha Brayton ; b 1669 Watertown PIERCE Joseph (?- 1676) Margery Bray/m2nd Will Pepperell 1680 PEARCE Joseph &Lydia Fernside (1653( dau. John;Boston Joseph(1649-1716) & Mary Richardson (1651 -1720)dau. Theopholus; Joseph (1669-1736)& 1/wf Ruth Holland(1666); 10 Mar 1688/9 Watertown/Lexington Joseph (1669-1736) & 2/wfHannah Minrow/Munroe;; 21 Dec 1692;Cambridge/Lexington Joseph & 2/wf Elizabeth (Kendall) Winship (1652 -1715)15 Jun 1698; Cambridge/ Watertown Joseph &Mary Warrin/Warren (1675-?); 30 Dec 1698Watertown to be continued ed =20 =20

Anybody know about this tx George F Pierce?? http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/PP/hrpzq.html PIERCES CHAPEL, TEXAS. Pierces (Pierce's) Chapel is on Farm Road 747 fourteen miles northwest of Rusk in western Cherokee County. The community grew up around a Methodist church named for Bishop George F. Pierce, who preached there during the 1860s on his way to the annual state conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. An early school was established in the church, and a separate schoolhouse was later built nearby. In 1896 the local one-teacher school had an enrollment of forty-seven. During the mid-1930s the community comprised the school, a church, and a number of houses. The school was later closed, but in the 1980s there were still two churches and a store in the area. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Cherokee County History (Jacksonville, Texas: Cherokee County Historical Commission, 1986). -- LD Pierce PO 35394 Dallas Tx 75235 800-398-5127 Page me on ICQ: 35821033 Send me an email express page: [email protected] if I am onine this give me an immediate message popup! http://members.xoom.com/ldpierce Pierce Genealogy Pages & Pierce Electronic Book http://members.xoom.com/ldpierce/juanita.html Faus, Hibbs, Luke Electronic Book Genealogy Pages http://members.xoom.com/ldpierce/publishpdf.html Publish Your Genealogy Book Electronically http://members.xoom.com/ldpierce/chimeindex.html eztone door chime homepage http://members.xoom.com/ldpierce/pdflinks.html New Pdf Hot Links Page