This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------EF43F00E5DB72F02880E2CD8 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------EF43F00E5DB72F02880E2CD8 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Message-ID: <392DFCA0.1469ECF7@jps.net> Date: Thu, 25 May 2000 21:25:04 -0700 From: "Rita F. Silva" <truffle@jps.net> X-Mozilla-Draft-Info: internal/draft; vcard=0; receipt=0; uuencode=0; html=0; linewidth=0 X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.7 [en] (Win98; I) X-Accept-Language: en MIME-Version: 1.0 To: dddennis@concentric.net Subject: Nathaniel Foshee Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Dennis; All of the information that I have on Matilda Foshee came from a group called "The Foshee Family of America". They all list Matilda as the daughter of Nathaniel Foshee born Dec 04, 1733 and Mary Campel. She was born in South Carolina and married Francis Posey. I have just started on this line, so I have not had a chance to check this information yet. You may want to contact Barbara Hunt, P.O. Box 985, Kathleen, FL. 33849. She is very active in this group. There is a very strange story connected with this line. My daughter-in-law is also named Rita and we are both decended from this same Nathaniel Foshee. My original contact came from her sister. Rita --------------EF43F00E5DB72F02880E2CD8--

In a message dated 5/25/2000 2:55:23 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Ginnie6125@aol.com writes: > When I joined the DAR I had to prove everything I listed. They never accept > someones word or a relatives story. Everything has to be documented. Yes, thankfully that's how it is *now*. But that didn't start until probably the 1970s or so. Before that it was pretty much on the "honor system." If Aunt Bertha said she was the great-grandaughter of so and so, it was accepted. And many people were able to join simply by hooking up with Aunt Bertha's line, so the mistakes were perpetuated. I've even seen instances where a line was accepted and the "Patriot" turned out to have been a Loyalist! :-) Vickie Elam White

never mind answering, I saw the rest of the transcriptions......These are wonderful....Thank you so much

Hi Shirley....what was this and where did it come from.....

When I joined the DAR I had to prove everything I listed. They never accept someones word or a relatives story. Everything has to be documented. (Unlike the LDS}

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90 Charles County Court Proceedings, 1658-1662. Liber A This witnesseth that I Arthur Turnor of the Province of Mary- land Gent Doeth by these ptsents make ouer unto my two sonns, as Namely, Arthur Turnor and James Turnor Eight Feemale Cattell, with there Encrease, All which knowne by there Names, Doe, Nansey, Lady, Goodluck, Cole, Boldface, Younge Dasey, Fortune, with Two fether Beds, with six Hondered Acres of Land, Fife Hondered form- 262 erly bought of Francis Posey, and One hondered Acres bought of Walter Gest with Two Iron potts, Two gunns Namely slab and One samall gunn Eight square in the Barell with my seall Ringe, If in case it please god to take Either of them, that then the other to Injoy all, And if it please god to take them both before they Come to Age then it to be at my Owne Disspose Againe, or to my heires Executtors or Assignes, It Remaininge in my Custody so Longe as till they Come to Age, not beinge Deminished, and for the true and Just Pformance of the same I haue hereunto set my hand this Last day of August in the Year of our Lord god 1659: Art: Turnor As witnes by us William Hall his marke John Ward his marke Charles County Court Proceedings, 1662-1666. 597 sideration of the quantity of four thowsand pounds of tobacco and Liber B Caske in hand Payd befor the Ensealing and deliuery hearof by the sayd Thomas Peircy whearof and whearwith the sayd Richard Wat- son doth acknowledg himself Satisfied Contented and payd thearof and of euery part and parcell thearof doth acquit and discharge the sayd Thomas Piercy his heirs Executors and Administrators and Euery of them by thees Presents as also for diuers other good Causes and Considerations him hearunto Mouing haue granted bargained sould Assigned set ouer and Confirmed and by thees Presents doth fully Clearly and absolutly Grant bargaine Sell Assigne set ouer and Confirme unto the sayd Thomas Peircy his heirs Executors Adminis- trators And Assignes all that Parcell of Land Situate Lung and [p. 490] beeing in Charleses County aformentioned Liing on the North side of Patomacke Riuer bounding one the East side at a beatch stand- ing by the side of A branch that falleth into the beuer dame that boundeth the Land of the sayd Richard Watson and Runing South for the lenght of tenne Pearches to a bounded Oake standing in the line formarly layd out for Thomas Batchelor Now in the Posession of Mr John Lee bounding on the South with the sayd Land for the lenght of three hundered and twenty Pearches to a bounded Oake standing upon a Poynt by a March at a Creeke Called Batchelors Creeke on the west with the sayd Creeke by a line drawne North from the sayd Oake for the lenght of one hundered and fifteene Pearches to a bounded Oacke standing by the Creeke side on the North with the sayd Creeke and Beuer Dame to the first bounded Beatch Con- taying by Estimation one hundered and fifty Acres bee the same more or lesse now in the tenor or occupation of him the sayd Wat- son or his Assignes beeing Part of a grant to francis Posie laet of this Prouince deceased all and Singular which sayd Parcell of Land together with all and singular the houses buildings Structurs or Edi- fices whatsoeuer thearunto belonging or Appertayning together with all the Orchards Guardians Pasturs feeding Commons Common of Pasture Rainge for hogs woods underwoods water water Courses fishings foulings ways Easments Profits Commons and hereditaments whatsoeuer unto the sayd Parcell of Land belonging or in any man- nor of way Appertayning to haue & to hould the sayd Parcell of Land and all and singular the Praemisses aformentioned to bee hearby bargained and Sould with the appurtenances and euery part and Parcell thearof whatsoeuer befor named or Receited unto the sayd Thomas Peircy and his heirs Executors Administrator and As- signes for euer yealding and Paying thearfor yearly unto the sayd Richard Watson his heirs Executors Administrators or Assignes one busshell and a half of good Indian Corne to bee payd at the now dwelling hows of the sayd 'Watson at the feast of the Natiuitie of owr blessed Saniour Jesus Christ if the same bee Lawfully demanded And the sayd Richard 'Watson for himself his heirs and Administra- [p. 491]

352 Charles County Court Proceedings, 1662-1666. Liber B William Robisson demands a warrant against Daniell Johnson in an action of the Case and Subpenes for George harris and Thomas hussey Warrant and subpenes to the Sherife &c Ret ut supra John Neuill demands a warrant against Michell abbot in an ac tion of debt Warrant to the Sheriffe &c Retur Ut supra Daniell Johnson demands a warrant against John and Elisabeth belaine in an acti of the Case and sub: Edward Swan and Edward Richmond Warrant and subpenes to the sheriffe to arest and warne Ret: ut supra Joane Michell demands a warrant against Edward Philpot in an actione of the Case and Subpenes for francis ferenla John Belaine and George Simmons Warrant to the Sheniffe to arest & warne &c Ret: ut supra 448 The Petition of Robert Sly to the worshipfull Commissioners of Charleses Countie humbly Sheweth That Whearas John Michell Dagon stands indebted to your Peti tioner seauen hundered and forty pounds of tob: and Caske and no part thearof yet payd your petitioner humbly Craues an order for the sayd debt with Cost of suit and your Petitioner shall pray and for proofe of the formentioned Petition the Plantiue produced a bill in which bill the sayd Michell Dagon was bound to pay the sayd tob: pict and Culled Cleare from ground leaues and seconds and pay able at the Plantation of John Belaine and of the first stricking of his Crope and to Roule the sayd tob: downe to the landing in Wick cocomaco Riuer as may appear by bill The defendant not beeing abell to shew any law full Cause why order shoold not pas against him It is Ordered that the defendant shall pay the sayd debt according to his obligatition and pay the Cost and Charge of Suit: . 196] Caecilius Absolute Lord and Proprietarie of Mariland and Aualon Lord Barron of Baltemore &c to all persons to whom thees presants shall corn greeting in owr Lord God euerlasting know ye that wee for and in Consideration that Richard Trew hath transported himself John neale and Thomas Neale his saruants into this owr Prouince hear to inhabit and upon such Conditions and tearmes as are ex pressed in owr Conditions of Plantation of owr sayd Prouince of Mariland under owr greater seale at Armes baring date at London the second day of July in the year of owr Lord God one thowsand six hundered fortie nine and remaining upon Record in owr sayd Prouince doe hearby grant unto the sayd Richard Trew all that parcell of land Called Burloms hill Lung one the north sid of Pa tomake Riuer and on the west sid of Wicokomeco Riuer near the fresh of the sayd Riuer and near unto the land of John Courts begin ing at a Marked locus tree standing by a fresh Rune in a swampe bounding on the fort by a line drawne west from the sayd Locus for breadth one hundered and fiftie perches to a marked ash tree in a swampe on the west by a line drawne south from the sayd Ash for Charles County Court Proceedings, 1658-1662. 197 lenght three hundered and twentie perches to a marked Ash tree one Liber A the south by a line drawne East from the second Ash tree on hun dered and fiftie perches to a marked Oake one the east by a line drawne north from the sayd Oake unto the first marked Locus Con- 479 taming and now layd out for three hundered Acres bee it more or lesse togeather with all Profits Rits and benefits thearunto belonging (Royall mines excepted) to haue and to hould the same unto him the sayd Richard Trew his heirs and Assignes for euer to bee houlden of us and owr heirs as of owr manor of Coluerton in free and Common soccage by fealty onely for all seruices yealding and paying thear for yearly unto us and owr heirs at owr Receipt at St Maries at the too most usuall feast in the year (viz) at the feast of the Annuncia tion of the blessed virgin Mary and at the feast of St Michell the Archangell by euen and equal Portions the Rent of six shilling starling in siluer and Gold or the full valew thearof in such Corn modoties as wee and owr heirs or such officer or officers appoynted by us or owr heirs from time to time to Colect and Receiue the same shall accept in discharge thearof at the Choyce of us and owr heirs or such officer or officers as aforsayd giuen at St Maries under owr great seale of owr sayd Prouince of Mariland the thirteent day of february in the seauen and twentith year of owr dominion ouer the sayd Prouince of Mariland Annoq Domini one thowsand six hun dered fiftie eight witnes owr trustie and we! beloued Josias fendall Esp owr Liuetennant of owr sayd Prouince Josias Fendall Bee it known unto all men by thees presants that I Richard trew of the Prouince of Mariland doe for mee my heirs Executors Admin istrators and Assignes doe Assigne ouer unto John Belaine his heirs Executors Administrators & Assignes for euer all my Right titell and interest of this Pattent as witnes this my hand this 4th of May 1659 Witnes Daniell Johnson Richard Trew George Thompson his Marke Thees Presants witneseth that I Petar Carre doe freely giue unto John belaynes sone Nicholaus Belayne for euer one Red Cow Cropt on boath Eares and under keeled of boath Eares and slite of the Right Eare and a peece taken of of the left Eare which sayd Cow and her wholle increase boath Mayle and femayle I doe freely giue unto the sayd Nicholaus belayne his heirs or Assignes for euer and for the trew performance of the same I haue hearunto set my hand this 30th of September A°q Doni 1662 Peter Carr Witnes Samuell Dobson his marke James Walker At A Court held in Charleses County the 3d of Nouember A°q D°ni 1663 Presentes Commissioners Mr Henry Addames Mr Thomas Mathewsi Mr Zacharie Waed Mr Joseph Harrisson Mr William Marshall The day Came Elisabeth the Relict of John Belayne and had the witneses of her housbands will sworne before Mr Henry Addames and Mr Thomas Mathews who wear John Courts Meuerell Huls and Alexander Smith who all swore that it was the will and testament of John Belaine annexed unto the letter of Administration and further saye not:Charles County Court Proceedings, 1662-1666. 423 Elisabeth Belaine entereth a Cauet against Dauid Prichards Es- Liber B tate to the valew of 595 lb of tob: by bill Know all men by thees Presants tht I Richard Trew of Charleses Countie of Auon Riuer in the Prouince of Mariland Boat Right haue hearby bargained sould and Mad ouer from my self my heirs Executors Administrators or Assignes unto Andrew Watson of the sayd Place Planter his heirs Executor Administrators one Peece or Parcell of land lung situated and beeing at the head of A branch Run- 480 ing out of the aforsayd Riuer formarly Called nangemie Creeke Con tayning one hundered and fifty Acres more or les according to patten baught of Capt William Borman of St Maries in whos name the sayd Fatten is made and I the sayd trew doe hearby bynd myself my heirs Executors Administrators and Assignes unto the sayd Watson his heirs Executors Administrators or Assignes that hee or thay shall enioy the sayd land Peacably and quietly without let or Molestation 198 Charles County Court Proceedings, 1658-1662. Liber A from any person or persons whatsoeuer for euer warranting the sayd land from any iust or law full Claime that may or shall bee made to it by any person or persons whatsoeuer for euer as aforsayd and to acknowledge the same in Court upon demand and to the trew per formance hearof I haue set my hand and seale this feb: A° 1661 seigned sealed and deliuered Richard 2 Trew in the pressance of his marke Thomas Allonson John Browne [p. 197] Know all men by thees Presants tht I John Belayne of Charleses Countie in the Prouince of Mariland Planter doe assigne sell and make ouer unto Richard trew of the same Place boat Right to him 481 his heirs Executors or Assignes one blake Cow called by the name of Blacke beeing Marked swallow forked one boath the Ears and an other Cow Called nansie beeing Cropt one boath Ears and under- keeled on boath Ears to him his heirs Executors Administrators or Assignes and further ingage for mee my heirs Executors or Assignes to warrant the sayd specified Cows from all iust Claimes in law from any person or persons whatsoeuer Claming from by or under me or from mee boath them and their increase as witnes my hand this 4th of March A° 1661 John Belayne Testes Thomas Allonson his marke Thomas Simmonds

On May 24, 2000, Shirley Davis Warren wrote: > Vickie, > > Yes, there is more. Go to MD Archives at > http://auto.search.msn.com/response.asp?MT=maryland+archives&srch=3&prov=&ut > f8 > > Search "entire file", put in Farrar. > > Shirley > I got a message that this site could not be found. Could you verify it please. Thanks, Millie

Volume 53 Index begins on page 639 Source Documents Liber A Charles County (Court Record) 1658-1662 Liber B Charles County (Court Record) 1658-1662 Liber B, Manor Court Proceedings, St. Clements Manor, St. Mary's County MANOR COURT PROCEEDINGS ST. CLEMENT'S MANOR ST. MARY'S COUNTY The proceedings of the court leet and court baron of St. Clement's Manor in Liber B St. Mary's County are extant in the form of two fragments of the original record. Both portions bear the same watermark and perhaps are remnants of a single record book. The last page is blank and it has the appearance of an outside page of a coverless booklet. The eight folios carry 14 pages of records, representing five court sessions. The earliest of these was in 1659 and the latest in 1672. On the fifth folio are plantation memoranda written in 1685 on a page that the court clerks had left blank. Two entries state amounts owed to negro help and one relates to horse breeding. A Court Leet & Court Baron of Thomas Gerard [p. -] St Clements ss Escp there held on Thursday the xxvii of October Manour 1659 by Jn° Ryves gent Steward there Constable: Richard Foster sworne Resiants: Arthur Delahay: Route: Cooper: Seth Tinsley: Willm: at Robte Coles: Jn° Gee Jn° Green: Benjamin Hamon Jn° Maccart: Freeholdrs Robte Sly gent: Willth: Barton gent: Route Cole: Luke Gandiner: Barthollomew Phillips Christopher Carnall: Jn° Norman: Jn° Goldsmith Leaseholders Thomas Jackson: Rowland Mace: Jn° Shankes Rich- Jand Foster: Samuell Harris: John Mansell: Edward Turner: Frances Sutter wid: Jn° Tennison: Jury and Jn° Mansell Jno Tennison Homage Bartholl: Phillips Jn0 Goldsmith J no Shankes Jn° Maccart Sworne . Sworne Jn° Gee Sam: Harris Edward Turner Jn0 Norman Seth Tinsley Cofer Carnall Ordr agt Wee the aboue named Jurors doe prseflt to the Sam: Harris Court that wee finde how about the 3d day of octobr 1659 that: Imprimis wee prsent that about the third of October 1659 that Samuell Harris broke the peace a stick and that there was bloudshed comitted by Samuell Harris on the body of John Mansell for wch hee is fined 40th tob wth is remitted

Coluert Countie Prouince prflt Josias Fenclall Escp Goü Swane and Hew Euans Hoggs and Cattell Cropt Twesday

360 Court and Testamentary Business, 1647-8. Liber A. Henry Clay aged 24 yeares or thereabouts, sayth uppon his oath att the request of Tho: Munday, That being att the sd Tho: Mundays howse he this Dept heard Edw: Hudson & Tho: Munday reckon wth Wm Steuenson, & the Sd Steuenson did not deny but tht he remayned Debt to Tho: Munday 270 l Tob: but denyed to guile bill for the sd Tob: vnto Tho: Munday aforesd unlesse he could first speake wth Phillip Authar. And further sd Hen: Clay sayth, that the sd Stevenson had a shirt of the sd Hudson for wch be the sd Steuenson was to give another wthin 2 or 3 weekes, & further hee sayth not Hen. + Clay. John Villaine deposeth idem ad uerbum x Jno Villaine Jurat. Teste me Wm Bretton Clk. p. 118 Att a Court held att Vppon the demand of Cuth. ffenwick: St Maries 4. Jan: 1647 gent. plf agst Anthony Rawlins deft for 830 l rrnt Gouernor the Deft pr Attornat Walt. Gwest confesseth, Mr Brent. j tht hee did owe the Tob. but sayth tht hee payd the Tob to Mr Ingle. And craueth to haue his cause tryed by a Jury. The Jury finding for the Deft The Court dismissed the plf wthout day. s Came ffrancis Van Enden and acknowledgeth him C 0054 selfe to owe & stand indebted unto Jno Hallowes in the summe of 1675 l Tob: Francis Van Enden 1879 Exeqr to the Sheriffe ad Satisfaciendu 90 Oct. 1 Charles County Court Proceedings, 1658-1662. 9 Volume 53 Thomas Lomax demandeth warrant against Mr Edward Paker in Liber A an action of the case Warrant to the sheriff to arest &c Ret ubi supra Edward Deane Demandeth warrant against William head in an [p. 11] action of debt to the valew of 400lb of tob: J Warrant to the sheriffe to arest Ret: ubi Supra Mr Jobe Chandler arest Thomas Baker in an actione of the case 'Warrant to the Sheriffe to Arest &c Ret: 19th of August 1658 Subpaene to the Sheriffe to warne francis Pope to testifie in ditt causa Mr Jobe Chandler demandeth warrant against Thomas Baker in an actione of defamatione Warrant to the Sheriffe to arest &c Ret: ubi Supra Subpaene to the Sheriffe to warne daniell Gordian to to testifie in Supra dicta causa William Marchel demandeth warrant against Thomas Baker in an action of the case I meane dete to the valew of 2000lb Warrant to the Sheriffe to Arest &C Ret: ubi Supra George Simons demandeth warrant against Ane Bostocke in an actione of debt to the valew of 2000lb Warrant to the sherife to Arest Returnable ubi supra 2 William 2 Empson demandeth warrant against I William Mar chell I in an action of Debt to the valew of 1000lb of tob: Warrant to the Sherife to arest &c Retur: ubi Supra Mr Jobe Chandler demandeth warrant against George Gooden ick in an action of the case Warrant to the Sherife to arest &c Retur: ubi Supra Subpaene to the Sherife to warne Mr Robert troope to testifie in [p 12] causa ante Scripta John Villaine demandeth warrant against John Courts in an ac tione of defamatione [Warrant to the Sheriffe to arest &c Rett: 19th Augti Subpaenes to the Sheriff to warne Hanible Spicer and Elizabeth Spicer to tes tifie in ditto causa 2 James Lee 2 demandeth warrant against r Richard Watson I in an action of debt to the valew of 250th of tob: Warrant to the Sheriffe to Arest &c Ret: ubi Supra Volume 4Thomas Bushrode pr Attornat Cuth: ffenwick demandeth of Capt Giles Brent Ten Thowsand pownds of Tob: dew by Bond, Summons to Capt G. Brent to be att the Court. Capt Tho: Cornewalleys pr Attornat. Cuth: ffenwick de mandeth of Capt Giles Brent 2500 l Tob: dew by Bill. Summons ut Supra. Cuth: ffenwick Gentn demandeth of Mrs Margarett Brent his Lps Attorney 1000 l Tob: & cask, for one months use of a Sloope. The sd ffenwick being charged soe much, by the Owner of the Sloope Summons Ut Supra. Att a Court held att St Maries 30 Octobr p. 181 prnt Gouernor C. Giles Brent Sheriffe returned wart for Jury & warned. Nicolas Cawsin Willm Hungerford Willm Marshall Walter Beane Stanop Roberts Nath: Joanes Mr Browne Mr Brough Mr Jno Lewger Charles Rawlinson Mr Hebden Jno Holfhead willm Styles George Manners Christ. Russell Barn: Jackson Walter Smyth, Jno Villaine Mr ffenwick. Volume 53 10 Charles County Court Proceedings, 1658-1662. Liber A Mr Jobe Chandler demandeth warrant against Thomas Baker in an actione of defamatione Warrant to the Sherife to arest &c Ret: ubi Supra: Subpaene to the Sherife to warne Daniel Gordian to to testifie in ditto causa haec Causa antea Scripta est Thomas Baker demand warant against George Simons in an ac tione of debt to the valew of 900 lb of tob: Warrant to the Sherife to arest &c Ret: ubi Supra August 5th Water Peacke Demandeth warrant against Walter Ges in an action of the case Warrant to the Sheriffe to arest &cc Ret: ubi supra [p. 13] Subpaene to the Sheriffe to warne John Warde to testifie in ditto causa Ret: August 19th & George Thompson William Britton gent: demandeth warrant against Christopher Carnell in an action of debt to the valew of 300 lb Warrant to the Sheriffe to arest &c Ret: ubi Supra Subpaene to the Sheriffe to warne John Villaine to testifie in ditto causa Robert Perkins demandeth warrant against Dauid Thomas in an actione of the case Warrant to the Sheriffe to Arest &c Rett: ubi Supra Subpaene to the Sheriff to warne Alexander Simpson and Mr Jobe Chandler to testifie in ditto causa August 5th Thomas Gerrard Esq demandeth warrant against George Goode ricke gent: in an actione of debt to the valew of 300 lb of tob: and 6th of Pouder Warrant to the Sheriffe to arest Ret: ubi Supra Page 9 John Villaine demandeth warrant against John Courts in an ac tione of defamatione [Warrant to the Sheriffe to arest &c Rett: 19th Augti Subpaenes to the Sheriff to warne Hanible Spicer and Elizabeth Spicer to tes tifie in ditto causa Page 17 Gills Tomkinson Demandeth a warrant against John Villaine in a action of the case Warrant to the Sheriffe to Arest &c Ret: ut Supra Page 18 John Piper demandeth warrant against John Villaine in a action of the Case Warrant to the Sheriffe to Arest &c Ret ut Supra subpaenes to the Sheriffe to warne John Courts Edward Swane and Hew Neale to testifie in ditto Causa Volume 53 page 79 John Vellaine Entereth his marke of Hoggs and Cattell (viz) the 231 Right Ear Cropt underkeeled and slit with A hole in it the left Ear Cropt and underkeeled with A hole in it

In a message dated 5/24/2000 9:07:14 PM Eastern Daylight Time, swarren2@prodigy.net writes: > Yes, there is more. Go to MD Archives at Thank you very much! Take care. Vickie Elam White

Try this general site.

Dear Friends, I am researching Rigg and Posey because these are families that intermarried (we think) and moved west together. I have some info on Wood County because my family went to Wood as well. I'm late for work now, will try to look for and send tomorrow or next day. If you don't hear from me soon, bug me!! I have a very busy life and somethings fall through the cracks. Charlotte Rigg Nugent

Dear Friends, I agree with what you said about the DAR and the LDS archives. I was just running through the basic stuff with a friend who is thinking about doing genealogy. First thing I said was to beware of the info in the Family History files which are solely submitted by family members. I understand that the Mormons have another archive which has been "proofed" or some such which is more reliable. Much information is wrong, but I use it as a general guide, always being careful to back it up with as much primary source documentation that I can. Beginners in genealogy have to be warned, because for years, genealogy was done mostly by amateurs who took "Aunt Bertie's little list" as gospel and submitted it to all these archives, with the resulting mess we have today, trying to tease out solid evidence from family myth and tradition. Now I'm off my rant! Charlotte Rigg Nugent

Vickie, Yes, there is more. Go to MD Archives at http://auto.search.msn.com/response.asp?MT=maryland+archives&srch=3&prov=&ut f8 Search "entire file", put in Farrar. Shirley

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Where did they move from?? Cindy In a message dated 5/24/00 4:32:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Mjw1017@aol.com writes: << Hi list, does anyone have info on the Posey family that went to Wood Co Ohio? Supposed to be Sam, Roden, Thomas and James. Ca. 1810 more or less. Thanks >>

Hi list, does anyone have info on the Posey family that went to Wood Co Ohio? Supposed to be Sam, Roden, Thomas and James. Ca. 1810 more or less. Thanks