Who was Reuben R. Queen (b. ca 1871) and who was Albert Henson Queen (b. ca 1879)? Who was their most recent common ancestor and how does that ancestor link to subject? Those who are following the YDNA project may find it worthwhile to be able to answer the above questions. Just playing a bit with the mind and research reliability. Gene

Gene, I am a little reluctant to put this on the list, since you say you are "playing a bit with the mind and research reliability", and I usually don't play when I'm not sure what the game is and what the rules are, but here is a set of census listings: ----------------------------------- 1880 Census Place: District 109, Jackson, North Carolina Source: FHL Film 1254969 National Archives Film T9-0969 Page 307D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Lewis QUEEN Self M M W 49 NC Occ: Minister Fa: NC Mo: NC Lucinda QUEEN Wife F M W 43 NC Occ: Keeping House Fa: NC Mo: NC Thomas H. QUEEN Son M W 16 NC Occ: Works On Farm Fa: NC Mo: NC Jasper L. QUEEN Son M W 14 NC Occ: Works On Farm Fa: NC Mo: NC Eda C. QUEEN Dau F S W 12 NC Occ: At Home Fa: NC Mo: NC Laeony J. QUEEN Dau F S W 10 NC Occ: At Home Fa: NC Mo: NC Reuben R. QUEEN Son M S W 6 NC Fa: NC Mo: NC Loura E. QUEEN Dau F S W 3 NC Fa: NC Mo: NC Albert H. QUEEN Son M S W 1 NC Fa: NC Mo: NC Nancy CARSON Aunt F W W 79 NC Fa: GA Mo: GA 1900 census, Caney Fork, Jackson Co., NC (SD 9, ED 58, sheet 15A) # 159/161 Queen Lew head W M ??? 1830 70 m. 48 yrs. b. NC " Lucinda wife W F May 1836 64 m. 48 yrs. 8 living children. b. NC " Albert son W M May 1879 21 single 1900 census, Cancy Fork, Jackson Co., NC (SD 9, ED 58, sheet 15A) #160/162 Queen Reuben head W M Aug 1873 26 m. 3 yrs. b. NC " Fannie wife W F Aug 1879 20 m. 3 yrs. b. NC " Burton son W M. May 1899 1 1910 census, Sulphur Springs pct, Rutherford Co., NC (SD 10, ED 145, sheet 5A) # 80/80 Queen Reuben head M W 36 m. 4 yrs. b. NC " Florence wife F W 21 m. 4 yrs. 1 child, 1 living b. NC " Liza E. dau F W 3 single b. NC 1920 census, High Shoals twp, Rutherford Co., NC (SD 10, ED 166, sheet 14B) # 220/255 Queen Reuben M. head M W 46 married b. NC " Florence wife F W 31 married b. NC " Eliza E. dau F W 12 single b. NC " Charley son M W 9 single b. NC " William R. son M W 5 single b. NC 1910 census, Caney Fork, Jackson Co., NC (SD 10, ED 84? sheet 5A) # 62/62 Queen, Albert H. head M W 30 m. 5 yrs. " Ellen wife F W 33 m. 5 yrs. " Mary dau F W 3 " Lewis son M W 2/12 Shelton Lessie step-dau F W 12? " Robert step-son M W 10 Queen Cinda mother F W 73 widow 1920 census, Caney Fork, Jackson Co., NC (SD 10, ED 103, sheet 5A) # 64/74 Queen, Albert H. head M W 40 b. NC " Ellen wife M? W ?? b. NC " Mary J. dau F W 13 single " Lewis A. son M W 10 single " John R. son M W 8 single " Claude H. son M W 3 11/12 Don Erickson, Colorado Springs CO USA [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "O Eugene Queen" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 5:13 PM Subject: [QUEEN] Samuel Queen of 1759 DNA > Who was Reuben R. Queen (b. ca 1871) and who was Albert Henson Queen (b. > ca 1879)? Who was their most recent common ancestor and how does that > ancestor link to subject? > > Those who are following the YDNA project may find it worthwhile to be able > to answer the above questions. > > Just playing a bit with the mind and research reliability. > > Gene

New results are in for Kit 35107. Another perfect 25 marker match to Group 1 Queens. Keep digging up participants. The more tests, the more solid and interpretable the results. Rolla http://webpages.charter.net/rlqueen/DNA/queenmarker.htm http://www.familytreedna.com/public/queenDNA/ http://webpages.charter.net/rlqueen -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.323 / Virus Database: 267.8.6/33 - Release Date: 6/28/2005

NatureAnyone on the list researching this line? Harve (J.H. or James Harve) born 1854 GA. He is listed as head of household in the 1880 Clay County NC census. His mother (Nancy) and sister Sarry (Sarah Jane) Cheek and her daughter Anna live in the house with him. He marries Docie (or Docia) McFalls in 1881 in Clay County NC where marriage records list his parents as Henson and Nancy Queen. By 1900 he and Docie have 8 children with 6 living, and another son (Lionel) is born in 1901. In 1910, the family resides in Granite, Greer County, Oklahoma. Harve is widowed by the 1920 census (Docie dies in 1917) and lives in the household of Tom and Saner Glazner or Glaisner (Harve’s daughter) during the 1920 and 1930 census. Harve dies in 1939 and is buried with wife and son Paul in Corinth Cemetery, Greer County OK. According to Harve’s death certificate, his parents were Husley Queen and Nancy York. Since the death certificate information was provided by his daughter or son-in-law, I believe the father ’s name may be incorrect.

I have received an inquiry from a Queen who apparently descends from subject and seems interested in the DNA project. Any descendants of this lineage interested in communicating with the individual? Gene

If there are any descendants/researchers of subject who are interested in the YDNA of one or more living donor candidates thru the reported James Smith Queen (b. ca 1819) lineage; let's talk. I had a very interesting visit in Gaston County yesterday with two descendants and spent some time on the phone this evening with another candidate through another branch. Regretfully, it appears that my "crack-thru" was by marriage. My Alfred's daughter, Amanda Catherine, married one of the sons of James Smith Queen and it appears that my distant cousin who came to Gastonia and roomed with one of the descendants of James Smith Queen was related - but only through this 1883 marriage. I'm still working leads in Gaston County and expect to find a donor through the lineage of another son of Alfred to help answer the question of the DNA of my Alfred. Thanks, Gene

Hi List I'm saying that Hence (#24404 1823) and Joseph (#29459 1827) are brothers. Does anyone agree or disagree? I'm thinking I may need to visit NE Georgia again. From the Home of Jimmy and JoAnne Redmond Sr

Jimmy, this may be a possibility. The only record I have of Hence is in 1850 Rabun County GA census. I've tracked his widow and children through subsequent census years, but have never found a clue on Hence's parents or siblings. Where was your Joseph B in 1850? Also, we have another DNA sample coming from the Hence line. That may shed more light on Hence's true path.

In looking at the info I was given again, Hannah Jane Queen, born abt 1804, GA, md. Joseph CLEMENTS. Would appreciate any info on this Hannah. Linda

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: QUEEN, Plunkett Classification: Census Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3YBBAEB/541 Message Board Post: I am not researching QUEEN. I have this census item because May later marries a DRURY. So, I have no additional info on this Mary QUEEN. I hope it helps someone researching her, though: 1880 Federal Census - Maryland City of Baltimore, 6th Precinct, 19th Ward, E.D. 196, page 16; Enumerated 05 Jun 1880 by Wm. C. Forney. "W. Fayette Street" handwritten in left margin. Lines 10-18, St. No. 729, Dwelling #113, Family #120: Plunkett, Henry, M, W, 44, Mrd., Machinist, b. MD, both parents b. Ireland; -------- , Charlotte, W, F, 34, Wife, Mrd., Keeping House, b. OH, both parents b. MD; -------- , Robert A., W, M, 15, Son, Sgl., At School, he & father b. MD, mother b. OH; -------- , May, W, F, 13, Daughter, Sgl., At School, she & father b. MD, mother b. OH; -------- , Amelia, W, F, 11, Daughter, Sgl., At School, she & father b. MD, mother b. OH; -------- , Florence, W, F, 9, Daughter, Sgl., At School, she & father b. MD, mother b. OH; -------- , Catherine, W, F, 2, Daughter, Sgl., she & father b. MD, mother b. OH; Waters, Charles S., W, M, 87, Father-in-Law, Wd, At Home, he & both parents b. MD; Queen, Mary, B, F, 19, Servant, Sgl., cannot read/write, she & both parents b. MD. ==========

Regarding the new YDNA results: Alfred Queen (1810) and Mary had sons and daughters. One son was James Henry Queen (b. 7-1847). He and Rebecca had sons and daughters to help populate the earth as instructed thousands of years ago. The second son of James was William Monroe Queen (b. b. 1877). Grandpa Monroe and grandma Lula Queen had sons and daughters. The YDNA of one of Monroe's grandsons through son Samuel Oscar Queen is represented by kit 34392. There are mutations on allele 447 and 576. The YDNA of one of Monroe's grandsons through son Roy Erastus Queen is represented by kit 23313. There are mutations on allele 447 and 576. They match the mutations of kit 34392. YDNA conclusion 1: The most recent common ancestor of these two grandsons of Monroe Queen is none other than grandpa. Thus YDNA concludes what grandpa and the two grandkids already knew. Now, back to James Henry Queen (b. 7-1847).... The third son of James was John B. Queen (b. 1879). John's first wife was Kiney Hunnicutt. They, too, helped populate the earth. The YDNA of one of John B. Queen's grandsons through son Wilbur Hasten Queen is represented by kit 28106. There is one mutation from the old William Queen lineage and that mutation is on allele 447. YDNA conclusion 2: The YDNA of Rev. James Henry Queen (b. 7-1847) contained a single mutation on allele 447 and that mutation was passed on to sons William Monroe and John B. We don't know the origin of the mutation on 447. Did Alfred, the pa of James Henry, have it? Did Alfred's grandpa have it? YDNA conclusion 3: The YDNA of William Monroe Queen, son of James Henry, picked up another mutation. That random mutation is the one on allele 576. Grandpa then passed these two mutations down to two of his grandsons. Probably all of his grandsons, but two proven thru YDNA testing. YDNA conclusion 4: The YDNA mutation of allele 576 of grandpa originated with him at his birth in 1877. Anyone else that has the same mutation on allele 576 could not have gotten it from grandpa unless that person was born after grandpa reached puberty. Emphasis: Grandpa Monroe did not get the mutation from anyone. It originated with him at his birth. Gene's conclusion regarding the same mutation for the donor of kit 24329 (one of Reuben Queen's descendants): That donor is not a descendant of grandpa Monroe. Monroe lived his life in the mountains of NC. I understand that the donor of kit 24329 and recent ancestors lived their lives in the Texas area. Yes, the Reuben donor has the same mutation on allele 576. But, the donor does not have the mutation on allele 447. Thus, the mutation on allele 576 for this donor is also a random mutation either with the donor or back up his family tree. Gene ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rolla Queen" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 1:24 AM Subject: [QUEEN] New Results > Hi All, > > New results have been posted for 34392, which continues to shed light on > the > Group 1 Queens. Take a gander and offer some insights! > > Rolla

Hi All, New results have been posted for 34392, which continues to shed light on the Group 1 Queens. Take a gander and offer some insights! Rolla http://webpages.charter.net/rlqueen/DNA/queenmarker.htm http://www.familytreedna.com/public/queenDNA/ http://webpages.charter.net/rlqueen -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.323 / Virus Database: 267.7.10/25 - Release Date: 6/21/2005

Someone posted info on another group giving that Hannah Jane Queen, d. 1804, GA, md. Joseph Clements SHELTON and had a son, William SHELTON who md. 1-Mary BATES, 2-Lydia PARKER. I have no further info on Hannah Jane. A recent post on the SHELTON message board says that a descendant of this William SHELTON has had a DNA test and matches another, older William from VA (probably his father) who was also married to a Hannah but she was a Yates. Just wondering if anyone has info on Hannah Jane who md. Joseph Clements SHELTON? Also, giving a "heads up" to any other Queen researcher who had the same info as I did. Linda ...a descendant of William [see above] has done the genealogy DNA test with FamilyTree DNA Laboratories for the Shelton, Chilton and Skelton DNA database. The result is now available and the test matched desendants from the line of William Shelton who died in 1794 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. His widow was Hannah (Yates) and his children were Josiah, William, John, Agnes, Susannah, Elijah, George and Elizabeth. Though considerable research has been done on William, to my knowledge, no one has yet found where William lived before moving to Pittsylvania County -- that is, he received in May, 1763, a land grant in Halifax County, VA, in an area that would become Pittsylvania County in 1767. --Jackson Co NC RootsWeb, Hildred Shelton, 19 Jun 2005

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Queen Harp Mitchell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3YBBAEB/540 Message Board Post: Looking for anyone with information on Aaron Hugh Queen, born about 1908 in Arkansas and died 1989 in Tulare county, California. Wife's name probably Pearl Harp. Had a son Elbert Ray Queen, born 1932 in Oklahoma or Arkansas. Believe that Aaron Hugh Queen's parents were John W. Queen and Josephine Mitchell. Any information would be appreciated. Luann

I have been requested by a listmate to provide some info regarding James Smith Queen. James had a large family with lots of descendants, but here is the listing of data regarding his son, John Merrit Queen. I've found no documentation yet that reflects James Smith Queen as a son of W.L.Q., Jr. John Merrit Queen (b. 10-20-1848 m. 12-12-1871? d. 8-23-1934 in Haywood Co) m.Margaret M. Morrow (b. 6-9-1854 d. 6-9-1913) Both were buried in the Queen Cemetery off Rosemount Road (formerly called Hood Road) in the Balsam area. Mary was the daughter of A. J. and Mahalia Massie Morrow of Deep Creek in Swain County. (Listing on cemetery stone for Margaret includes: w/o J. M. Queen). Per Betty Smathers Gunter on 9-1-2001: Her dad, George A. Smathers, bought 393 acres of land from John Merrit Queen in March 1921, one month after Betty was born. The land includes that upon which Betty lives today (2001). John M. lived in a little house across the road from Betty. The cemetery is a short distance up the road on the right from Betty. Betty was born 2-14-1921 and her dad bought the land the next month. The park took 93 acres of the Balsam area land in 1954. .....James A. Queen (b. ca 1873 m. 10-4-1892) m. Martha Alice Parris (b. 3-14-1875 Jackson Co, N. C. d. 11-3-1952 Gastonia, N. C. b. Holywood Cemetery, Gastonia, N. C.). See 1900 and 1910 census of Scotts Creek in Jackson County, 1920 census of South Point, Gaston County, NC and 1930 census of Gastonia, Gaston County. ..........Robert Coleman Queen (b. 10-1894) m. Renia Towery (b. ca 1896 of Cherryville about 30 mi. from Gastonia) See 1930 census of Dixon Mill Village, Gastonia Twp, Gastonia, NC. ...............Kenneth Queen (b. ca 1918) ...............Gerald Queen (b. ca 1920) ...............James Queen (b. ca 1927) ...............Mildred Queen (b. ca 1929) ...............Robert (Bobby) R. Queen (b. ca 1934) ..........Wesley H. Queen (b. 9-1895) m. Fannie Smith (? Or Nellie M.?) ...............Harold Queen - deceased by 2005 ...............Bill Queen - deceased by 2005 ...............Arthur Queen - deceased by 2005 ..........Fannie A. Queen (b. 6-1896) (m. Mr. Smith??) ..........Charlie M. Queen (b. 8-26-1898 d. 10-6-1900 bur. Queen Cem., Balsam) s/o J.A., M.A. Queen. Per Betty Smathers, this was son of James and Martha Alice Queen). ..........Bertha Beatty Queen (b. ca 1903) ..........Margaret Jane (b. ca 1907) (never married) ..........Elizabeth (Lizzie) Queen (b. ca 1911) (never married) ...............Eugene Queen (b. ca 1928) possible son of Margaret or Lizzie. .....Harriett Queen (b. ca 1879 m. 11-14-1897 Jackson Co., NC) m. William A. Smathers (b. ca 1876) married at John M. Queen's with witnesses James Queen, D. A. Haynes and W. T. Derrick per Marriage Bonds of Haywood and Jackson Counties. Following info from Betty Smathers Gunter, Marriage Bonds, and Cemeteries of Jackson County and Vol I, Jackson County Heritage: L.W. Scott Smathers married Sarah Waltrip. Two known sons were William (Bill) A. Smathers and George A. Smathers. George married Emiline (Emma) Crawford, dau of Phillip J. Crawford. Phillip was son of William R. Crawford and Olive Virginia Hemphill. Olive was daughter of Robert Hemphill and Mary Queen of Burke, later Haywood, County. (See Smathers and Hemphill file for further info). Uncle Bill lived on Walker Road in Haywood County. Probably buried in Redbank Cemetery with sons John and Ernest. Note: Redbank Baptist Church listed as article 83 in Heritage of Haywood County. The land on which the church was built wa! s given by "Frank and Maude Smathers and Alvin and Clara Aldridge". The church building was basically finished by October 1952. (Betty married Arthur Gunter, son of Frank, when her family and the Frank Gunter family lived in the Barkers Creek area. The Gunters moved to the Blairsville, GA area where Betty lived for about 8 years. Frank is buried there.) Descendants of Harriet Queen Smathers and "Bill" Smathers: ...Ernest Smathers m. Miss Curry. ...DeEtte Smathers (dau) m 1st Unknown m. 2nd Unk. She lives in Raleigh ...Helen Smathers m. Dan Arrington (He deceased, she in nursing home) ...John Smathers ...Robert Smathers m. Miss Davis (He deceased) Clarice Queen (b. 4-6-1882 d. 6-21-1882) Listing on stone in Queen Cemetery (Balsam) includes d/o J.M., M.M. Queen.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3YBBAEB/539 Message Board Post: looking for family of one Lillian Queen who was in Washington Indiana about Jan. 26th 1935 anyone with information please email me [email protected]

Carol, One of my husbands Couch relatives had this in his family. They were all born in Ark and Tn except one was born in Alabama. We were all stumped as why thinking we missed a marriage somewhere or was this not a child. Five years ago I sent for Cherokee Indian application file on the descendant of one of this mans nephews and low and behold it is stated, My grandmother, the mans sister, went to Alabama in 1857 and came back again in 1858, went to visit relatives there." Evidently she was with child when she went and stayed until after the birth. So you may want to find a relative living there. Nancy Quoting Carol Queen <[email protected]>: > Hi All, > > I have beaten the same bushes over and over again for the last 15 years. > Maybe someone else can use a new stick to beat them differently. > > Here is the skinny. James Campbell Queen was born 1819..and that is a fact > that holds in every census. But, the census is the problem. The first time I > find James is in the 1860 census, married to his second wife, Lucinda. So, > why can't I find him in 1850 with his first wife Priscilla?????? I have > tried to search the census records using every trick I know to find a match > for him and his family. And, unless they have him listed under a different > name.. he is not in the 1850 census. Here is the data I have to locate > him... I'd give a million to find him in 1850. here is an interesting > point... his son Thomas Jake Queen was born in 1850 and the census says > consistently in Arkansas. All other children born in TN, so why'd he go to > Arkansas that one darn year I want to find him. Who'd he go visit. Why > didn't he stay??????? > > Thanks Carol > James Campbell Queen... usually listed in the census as James C. Queen b. > 1819 in Tenn. His father born in NC. His mother born in KY. > First wife Priscilla Jobe > Second wife Lucinda Haswell Mewborn Newborn > Third wife Nancy Isabella Montague Warrington > > CHILDREN: > 1. Mary Jane b. 1/4/1846 married to William Fortunatus Dodson in 1866 > 2. Nancy L.C. b. 1847 married to Andrew W.J. Halford in 1866 > 3. Elizabeth b. 1848 nothing more known about her > 4. Thomas Jake b. 1850 ARKANSAS married to Amanda Grimes in 1869 > 5. William McDonald b. 1852 married to Elizabeth Hill in 1875 > 6. James H. b. 1853 married to Frances L. McDaniel/McDonald in 1871 > 7. Charles Franklin b. 1856 > 8. Priscilla Allamante b. 1858 > 9. Harriet Frances b. 1860 > 10 Janetta M. b. 1862 > 11. John H. b. 1866 > 12 Lucy Ann b. 1868 > > > > ==== QUEEN Mailing List ==== > QUEEN (Q500) at ROOTSWEB > http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/q/u/QUEEN/ > QUEEN YDNA PROJECT > http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=X96855&special=True > http://www.ysearch.org/ > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: QUEEN Classification: Cemetery Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3YBBAEB/538 Message Board Post: McALISTER_Eugene_Willard_and_Ann_M_QUEEN.JPG I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery - Sunset Section, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records. This is one of the 120,135 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

Carol, It is interesting that you mention that one of James Campbell Queen's sons was born in Arkansas in 1850. John Queen (of NC > Wayne County, TN > Tishomingo County, MS) had a daughter by the name of Elizabeth. She married a James Stanton and is found in MS on the 1850 and 1860 census, but on the 1860 census she has remarried a Mitchell Bearden and has a son by her first husband born in 1855 in Arkansas. Based on the dates of birth of her other children and on her 2nd marriage date. She was in Arkansas after 1853 and returned to Mississippi before August of 1858. I wonder if she was there with your James Queen? Luann -----Original Message----- From: Carol Queen [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, June 13, 2005 10:22 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [QUEEN] Got to Find JCQueen Hi All, I have beaten the same bushes over and over again for the last 15 years. Maybe someone else can use a new stick to beat them differently. Here is the skinny. James Campbell Queen was born 1819..and that is a fact that holds in every census. But, the census is the problem. The first time I find James is in the 1860 census, married to his second wife, Lucinda. So, why can't I find him in 1850 with his first wife Priscilla?????? I have tried to search the census records using every trick I know to find a match for him and his family. And, unless they have him listed under a different name.. he is not in the 1850 census. Here is the data I have to locate him... I'd give a million to find him in 1850. here is an interesting point... his son Thomas Jake Queen was born in 1850 and the census says consistently in Arkansas. All other children born in TN, so why'd he go to Arkansas that one darn year I want to find him. Who'd he go visit. Why didn't he stay??????? Thanks Carol James Campbell Queen... usually listed in the census as James C. Queen b. 1819 in Tenn. His father born in NC. His mother born in KY. First wife Priscilla Jobe Second wife Lucinda Haswell Mewborn Newborn Third wife Nancy Isabella Montague Warrington CHILDREN: 1. Mary Jane b. 1/4/1846 married to William Fortunatus Dodson in 1866 2. Nancy L.C. b. 1847 married to Andrew W.J. Halford in 1866 3. Elizabeth b. 1848 nothing more known about her 4. Thomas Jake b. 1850 ARKANSAS married to Amanda Grimes in 1869 5. William McDonald b. 1852 married to Elizabeth Hill in 1875 6. James H. b. 1853 married to Frances L. McDaniel/McDonald in 1871 7. Charles Franklin b. 1856 8. Priscilla Allamante b. 1858 9. Harriet Frances b. 1860 10 Janetta M. b. 1862 11. John H. b. 1866 12 Lucy Ann b. 1868 ==== QUEEN Mailing List ==== QUEEN (Q500) at ROOTSWEB http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/q/u/QUEEN/ QUEEN YDNA PROJECT http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=X96855&special=True http://www.ysearch.org/ ============================== Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx

Does anyone have any proof (documentation) that subject was a son of William Lewis Queen, Jr. (b. ca 1774) and Margaret? If so, please share the reference. I am aware that a descendant of this lineage has concluded that James Smith Queen was a son of William L. Queen, Jr.; however I'd like to see some evidence if it exists. Thanks, Gene