INDEX TO GEORGIA'S RETURNS OF QUALIFIED VOTERS AND REGISTRATION OATH BOOKS County QUEEN, Alfred B. Union Aloe Cobb D. Atlanta E. C. Gwinnett F. M. Atlanta Francis Cobb George W. Union Hugh C. Union Hughs Cobb Isaac Union James C. Union James M. Whitfield Jeremiah Union John Atlanta John Union John W. Rabun Joseph White Lewis W. Union Lorenzo D. Cobb Merida Union Moses Union Pleasant Whitfield Samuel Union Samuel M. Cobb Thomas N. Union Wade H. Cobb William C. Habersham William J. Whitfield QUEEN (?) J. B. Walton

QUEEN, James Wolfe, Margaret 10/9/1779 Rowan Marideth Wedan, Jane 2/16/1797 Rutherford Peggy Mafarlin, John 4/14/1791 " Richard Snider, Margaret 3/27/1796 " Samuel Rolls, Dicey 2/21/1788 " Thimathy White, Sary (Mrs) 8/15/1793 " Spellings are as they appear in the index from which these names were taken. Conservatively, Charlton

Peggy, Hi cousin. Thanks for the reply. Yes, I have been to the Sunburst cemetery. I firmly believe Robert Henry Queen is a brother to my gggrandfather, Nathan S. Queen. I also believe they just have to be the sons of William B. Queen. I believe that for some reason they both went over the mountain to the Pigeon River area and the fact they were sons of William B. Queen was lost in time. Maybe there was a rift in the family and they never talked about their father and thus the descendants did not know who their father was. Hopefully, we can find out some day. How do you descend from Robert Henry Queen? Lee Lamar Charles Mason wrote: > > Lee, > I appreciate you trying to find a family for my ggg-grandfather > Robert Henry Queen. I have been trying for years. He was born Oct. 24, > 1832, but I can't find him anywhere before 1860. His mother Mary lived > with him in 1880 age 86 (b.1794). RHQ lived in the Sunburst area of > Haywood County from the 1860's until his death March 4, 1919. His death > certificate list his father as unknown. He and his wife Nancy are > buried at Sunburst Cemetery. > Peggy Queen Mason > > ==== QUEEN Mailing List ==== > GenConnect Family Association: Queen > Surname Index > http://surhelp-bin.rootsweb.com/surindx.pl?site=88QUEEN > > ============================== > Search over 900 million names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

Hi fellow Queen researchers: I too have been quietly, but with great interset, watching information regarding the NC project on Queens. Just read cousin Rita Queen Bartmess's post on our ancestors. Wanted to add a little as relates to NC/GA research. Henson (b about 1858) & Nancy York Queen were in Rabun Co., GA in 1840 (he's listed as Henson in 1840) and in 1850 (listed as Hence) living near a William Queen (b about 1800). In 1840, there is just William and Henson; then in 1850 Rabun Co GA, there is Daniel, Hugh, Martha, Nicy, in addition to Hence and William. Then Nancy and children appear in Cherokee NC in 1860 and in Clay Co NC in 1870 (Hence had apparently died in 1859 or 1860). In 1860 Cherokee Co NC, Nancy is living with children Jerry, Mary, Harvey, Jane, and Jonas (our ancestor Hinsey Jonas Queen). She is living adjacent to the following Queens: John & Catherine Lowery Queen, ages 27 and 26, with children. Next household: William Queen, 23, and Fanny Cox Queen, 2, with children. Next household: Henson Queen, age 59 and Zilpha Queen age 50, with children. A post sometime ago listed the above John and William as sons of James C. Queen. I have been unable thus far to connect our Hence (or Henson) and Nancy York Queen with any of the other Rabun Co GA or Cherokee Co NC Queens. Another interesting fact, Hence and Nancy York Queen's son and our ancestor, Hinsey Jonas Queen and wife, Rachel Louisa "Lou" Martin Queen moved to Cobb Co. GA 1880's or 1890's along with Banks (perhaps Bankhead) and Mary "Mollie" Martin Queen (our Lou's sister). Missi of this list is descended from Banks & Mollie and reported earlier that Banks was the son of John and Catherine Queen, perhaps the John and Catherine above of 1860 Cherokee Co NC, living next door to our Nancy York Queen. So, apparently Banks and our Hence were related, perhaps cousins? There are several of us on this list researching this line, but to my knowledge, everyone is at a brickwall re parentage of Hence (or Henson) Queen, b about 1858, in Rabun Co GA with wife Nancy York in 1840 and 1850. Can anyone help us further? Paulette Willis Dunn Douglasville, GA

For those of you more familiar with the location of the Queen families in NC......is this Woodward family residing in the same areas of NC & TN as John Wesley Queen Sr and Henson? While looking on Ancestry.com I came across all of the following information. 1. Pedigree chart of Hampton Queen as son of John Wesley Queen Sr son of Henson. John's chart had the following notation: John Wesley Queen Sr - Source says this person bought Golden Valley tracts from Peter WOODWARD, Jr. bsimons@dialupnet.com Since there is a Woodward connection with Hampton's wife Hannah Williams. Hannah Williams is the daughter of Allen Williams and Jane Woodward, granddaughter of Abraham Woodward (1740-1817) and Hannah Thornbrough (1738-1812). 2. Census Records: 1762 WOODWARD ABRAHAM Rowan County NC NC Early Census Index NCS1a3596966 1768 WOODWARD ABRAHAM Rowan County NC 1779 WOODWARD ABRAHAM Randolph County NC No Township Listed NC 3. Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy Jefferson County, Tennessee page 1100 Lost Creek Monthly Meeting was established the 20th of 5th month, 1797, near the present town of New Market, Jefferson County, Tennessee. Nathan Hunt and Jacob Hunt were in attendance as representatives of New Garden Quarterly Meeting. Abraham Woodward and Sarah Mills were appointed clerks......The early Tennessee settlements in Greene and Jefferson Counties were under the care of New Garden Monthly Meeting, N. C. ........Certificates for other Friends who are known to have been living at or near Lost Creek at early dates were received at Westfield as follows: ..Abraham Woodward and family (wife Hannah), from Center, 1793..

Lee, I appreciate you trying to find a family for my ggg-grandfather Robert Henry Queen. I have been trying for years. He was born Oct. 24, 1832, but I can't find him anywhere before 1860. His mother Mary lived with him in 1880 age 86 (b.1794). RHQ lived in the Sunburst area of Haywood County from the 1860's until his death March 4, 1919. His death certificate list his father as unknown. He and his wife Nancy are buried at Sunburst Cemetery. Peggy Queen Mason

Greetings Everyone, My notes reflect this only, and this was provided by a listmate: James Queen (b. ca 1774 d: Clayborn (Claiborne) Co, TN) m. Zilpah Hogan Can and will anyone on the list share any info regarding this man and woman, such as: 1. Why do we think James was born in 1774? 2. Do we know (or think) in which state he was born? 3. Why do we think he died in Claiborne Co, TN? 4. Do we have any idea when he died? 5. Why do we think he married Zilpah Hogan? 6. Do we have any idea when and where the marriage took place? 7. Do we know anything about Zilpah's siblings or parents? Anything at all would be greatly appreciated. Gene

Mandy, As far as I can see I found no other Queens in 1860 Harrison Co. MO with Johnston. However, when I wrote the census data down last year, I was not specifically studying the Queens in that area. I was checking for some of my other ancestors. Jean MndyQn@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 1/31/01 11:12:18 PM Central Standard Time, > genejean@sprynet.com writes: > > > I'll have to recheck the 1860 Missouri census -- because I find him > and > > Arcunetti(sp) in Harrison Co. with the same kids. > > What other Queen's are around this Johnson at that time in 1860? > > Mandy > > ==== QUEEN Mailing List ==== > Search for a Surname, GenConnect Family Association: Queen > http://surhelp-bin.rootsweb.com/srchsite.pl?site=88QUEEN > > ============================== > 9 Health Tips for Computer Genealogists > http://www.thirdage.com/features/tech/ouch/

Hello Queen List! I've been a subscriber for quite a while, and have enjoyed the recent flourish of activity. Just keep hoping the buzzers will sound and I'll see the missing links I need to tie into all these other NC Queens! I'm responding at this time because I keep looking for a link to Carol's Stephen Queen or the George Washington Queen she mentioned in her post. My brick wall is Hence Queen who was listed in the 1850 Rabun County GA census with wife Nancy (York) and children Jerry I (Jeremiah?) and Mary A. In 1860, Nancy was listed as widow in Cherokee County NC with 5 children: Jerry 18, Mary 11, Harvey 9, Jane 5, and Jonas 2. My ancestor is Jonas (Hinsey Jonas) who died in 1935 and is buried in Holly Springs Cemetery, Marietta GA. Based on census info, I place Hence' birth year at 1823. Is it possible Stephen Queen and Hence Queen were brothers? In the 1980s I interviewed Elda and Beulah Queen, both granddaughters of GWQ above. They remembered Uncle Jonas as he was called, but thought he was probably a cousin rather than an uncle. I've tried to locate descendants of Jonas' sibllings, but no success there either. As I recall, Jonas' sister Mary married Jesse P.F. Anderson in 1873, and Sarah J(ane) married Theiron Cheek in 1878. Jeremiah Queen married Margaret McFalls in 1874, and J.N. Queen (Harvey?) married D.O. McFalls in 1881. Jonas married Lou Martin in 1879. All of these marriages took place in Clay County NC. Rita Queen Bartmess

Mandy and all, I checked the censuses again quickly today. When I read 63 in the 1860 census I see that the number is probably actually 43. The four was weird, but that makes more sense and then fits into the 32 for the 1850 census. I was hoping that perhaps Johnson/Johnston was somewhere living alone in the 1840 census. However, I could not find him in TN or KY or IND. Jean MndyQn@aol.com wrote: > > > In a message dated 1/31/01 11:12:18 PM Central Standard Time, > genejean@sprynet.com writes: > > >> I'll have to recheck the 1860 Missouri census -- because I find him >> and >> Arcunetti(sp) in Harrison Co. with the same kids. I had written >> down >> that he is now 63 and wife is 39. Something is wrong here. > > > > I looked again this morning and it looks like 32. I looked to see if > maybe > it looked like 52 but they have a child 5 and the 5 and the 3 don't > look > alike. If he was really 52 then he may have been the father to the > Ruben? > Then that would put the Johnson in TN in 1800? That's all iffy. > I > don't have access to 1860. Thoughts on this from anyone else? > > Mandy

I have been on this list off and on for about three years. My brickwall and thorn in my side is Stephen QUEEN born about 1820. He married Sarah/Sallie STEWART 1837 in Rabun County GA. They were listed on her death certificate as the parents of my 3G grandmother, Elmira/Myra QUEEN who married John Harrison HUGHES and settled in Cherokee County NC. John Harrison HUGHES and Myra QUEEN had a son, Hugh Marcus HUGHES who married Adeline QUEEN. My dad grew up with the children of Hugh and Adeline and he said that Adeline was Myra's niece. Adeline was daughter of George Washington QUEEN. Cherokee County Heritage book volume I has the parents of George Washington QUEEN as Stephen QUEEN and Elizabeth BAKER. So Stephen may have had second marriage. Stepehen and Sarah lived in Polk County, TN. I have seen listed as children of Stephen and Sarah: John b. around 1839 Samuel P. b. 1839 Uriah b. abt 1844 Lewis or William Lewis b. abt 1846 Scilla or Lilla or Lila b. abt 1849 and of course my Myra There definitely was interaction between John Harrison HUGHES, husband of Myra QUEEN. They gave testimony for each other regarding applications for civil war pensions. They also were listed as having deserted together. Lewis died after applying for his pension and it was granted to his widow. After she received her check, ANOTHER wife of Lewis showed up, complete with marriage certificate. I have been told [with no proof offered] that Stephen was a child of John QUEEN and Mary CAMPBELL. Stephen's date of birth is taken from age on Polk County census and we all know how accurate those census returns can be! Carol Don't let another child be hurt by ignorance. Educate yourself and your children about Tourette Syndrome. www.tsa-usa.org http://www.care2.com - Get your Free e-mail account that helps save Wildlife!

Hello Lee, After reading your post regarding Nathaniel S. Queen, thought some of my data might be of help. You probably already have the info, but for those who might be interested and do not have the census records on Nathaniel S. Queen, here 'tis: Haywood County, NC, 1850 #563 - Queen, Nathaniel S. 23 NC Martha Jane 21 NC Melvin S. 3 NC Martha Ann 8 mo NC (They were married - 18 Feb 1847 in Haywood County./Martha Jane Rhodes) Haywood County, Forks of Pigeon Community, 1860: #3 - Queen, Nathaniel S. 34 NC Martha Jane 30 NC Melvin S. 13 NC Martha A. 10 NC Mary E. 8 NC Andrew S. 6 NC James Marion 4 NC Nancy J. 1 NC My ancestor, John Dyer, was in the 62nd, organized in Haywood County during the Civil War. he, also, was at Cumberland Gap and subsequently in Camp Douglas, Chicago, Ill. After release, he also had to walk home! His stories (partial) are contained in my Dyer book. Mention of John Dyer's walk home is included in a book on Union and Confederate Civil War Prisons called "Portals to Hell," by Lonnie R. Speer. Although I don't have Nathaniel's parents pinned down, suspect William B. Queen. Regards, Jerry

Thanks to the folks who are already introducing themselves! It's great!!!!!! Let's hear from more! >From my guidelines letter you already know that I'm Mandy Queen, listowner, but I thought I'd introduce my family. I'm a married Queen, not a born one. I've got a wonderful maiden name to reasearch, Williams and that's a whole diff other story! LOL Here are the Queen's that I'm looking for. I'll start with our family and work back. David Queen + Amanda "Mandy" Williams (my hubby & I) Thomas Glenn Queen + Ora Belle Summar Edgar Lee Queen 1910-1991 Laud. Co, TN + Viola Mauldin 1909-1995 MS-TN Benjamin "Sandy or BF" Franklin Queen 1884-1953 TN +Rosie B Wardlow Thomas Jake Queen 1850-1913 TN?-TN? + 2nd wife Katie Holmes James Campbell Queen 1819-1897 TN?-Wayne Co, TN + 1st wf Priscilla Jobe John Queen ca. 1775 - ? not known where b or d + Mary Campbell Carol Queen on this list is a relative of this family. Her hubby's gr grandfather was a bro to our Thos. Jake Queen. When I refer to "we've found" and such Carol is the one I'm referring to. We've found in research the following info: War of 1812. John Queen enlisted from Maury Co. TN May 1814 John Quinn of Maury Co.TN apppointed a hand to John Edmondson to oversee Rock Creek Rd. May 1815, Maury Co. TN William Quin is listed on inventory of Edward Beanland. William owed Beanland 50 cents due 6-19-1815. (who is he?) 4-30-1816 John Queen married in Maury Co., TN to Mary Campbell. 1816 Lincoln Co. TN Land grant of 15 acres to a John Queen. 1820 Franklin Co TN census lists John Queen family 3m -10, 1m 10-16, 1m 16-26, 1m45+, 2f -10, 3f 10-16, 2f 16-26, 1f 45+ 1820 Bedford Co TN census lists James Quinn family 210101-02101 (who is he?) John disappears. The next we see of his family is the sister to James Campbell Queen. Elizabeth Ann Queen marries Thompson Morgan in Wayne Co, TN in 1839. 1840 no Queen's and didn't find Elizabeth Queen Morgan's family but still looking. October 2, 1848 James C. Queen- Court order to oversee road work. 1850 Wayne Co., TN cen.-shows Elizabeth and husb. Thompson Morgan and family. James C. Queen not found. 1852 James C. Queen - jury duty 1860 Wayne Co., TN cen. - Both James C. Queen and Elizabeth Queen Morgan's family are in this County 1860-1897 Wayne Co. TN James C Queen was there til his death. Thomas Jake Queen, son of James C. Queen, moved to Lauderdale Co Tn area between 1880 and June 1883. He divorced his first wife in Wayne Co., TN. I'm not sure why they divorced or what the circumstances were but he came to this area where we now live and married his 2nd wife June 1883 in Tipton Co. (Co right next to our Laud border) Carol and I both are seeking information on John Queen and his descendants. I'm sure she'll want to add to this letter. Where was John Queen before 1812? Who were his parents? Where did he go after 1820? When and where did he die? Who are all those other children in his hh in 1820? We can only identify James C and Elizabeth Ann. Mandy Queen, listowner

Reilly Kidd, Hey, there. I stumbled across a couple of KIDD graves at this link: http://hometown.aol.com/jadolby/brunswick/cemetery01.htm Sorry, all to not mention any QUEEN's in this message. Gayle

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I have so many asking for the information I do have. Than= k=20 you, Sue Mom- Genevieve QUEEN Order of linage: Elizabeth Plunkett b. bfr 1728 m John Clements,1 b 1647 descendents:=20 William Clements Sr m Mary Hanson=20 Bennett Hanson Clements B: Md ,m:(unknown) b1732 d1777=20 Bennett H Clements 11 m Charity he was born 1754 d 1804 Basil Clements (1-16-1770-11-2-1848 m. Mary Morgan= =20 b in Ky d-bef 1826 Patrick Clements b.7/7/1803 d7/21/1881 Md=20 Permelia Campbell 6/15/1805-6/8/1871 Mary Ann Clements (1825-2-11-1860 m=20 Sylvester Kidwell, Jr.(5/23/1822- =20 2/4/1910 Celia Ann Kidwell=20 (1/22/1849-8/28/1937) m William I Queen (5/1845- =20= =20 12/31/02) =20 James Richard Queen M Alice=20 Modrena Greenwell _m y grandparents =20 Hanson Family: John Hanson 1 md Mary------1714 John hanson II ( b. 1681, d 1734) m 11/30/1705 Elizabeth Hussey (d 1747)=20 Family of Patrick Clements: Patrick Clements B 7-7-1803 in -( can't decipher the handwriting) d7-21-1881= =20 Mon 1-3-1824 Permilia Campbell b. 6-15-1805 or 7/15? In KY d 6-801871=20 someone sent me information copied from his will showing a widow -Susan.=20 Second wife? (His parents : Basil Clements -Mary Morgan(her father Patrick wa= s=20 a rev. war soldier) Patricks Children: Children: John b. 11-8-1827 -IN. d- 7-6-1904 M. 2-2-1890 Lucinda=20 Poindexter(10-6-1836,d 5-28-1911 (St Josephs Records In Indiana.=20 William -b 1830 -d 1-1-1887 - In , m. 11-28-1852 to Mary Jane Williams d=20 2-01?-1823 (47) Basil Jr- 1834 d 3-23(or24) 1874 m 11-20-1856,Minerva Queen (no b and d=20 record on here) Uriah -b 1837 d-8-16-1895 m. 1st Mary Ann Love on 11-11-1860 2nd Nancy D=20 Padgett on 4-30-1867 Rebecca b 1839 d ? m. George W . Arthis Patrick Jr b 7-22-1841(or 42) d, 4-15-1903 m 4-30- 1861 Mary Alice Anthisb=20 2-1-1848 d 3-21-1911=20 James b. 1-3-1845 d 4-8-1923 m Mary Elizabeth Miles Mary Ann b 1825 in KY d 2-11-1860 m 4-4-1844 Sylvester Kidwell Jr.=20 This information was provided to me by a distant cousin:=20 There is a note below that says " My date for John is not right( John and=20 Lucinda in 1850 censes 96 97 )" ** It also says :=20 There was revalidation for St Joes records and Rebecca lived with Patrick an= d=20 Permilia in 1860 and ditto 1870 at 31 per census . She was 21 for census.=20 1840 Census shows one female other than Permilia who was 15-20 years?=20 Compliment of a cousin: White Family Susan 'Melvina' O'Brien Summers White (1820 KY) daughter of Peter O'Brien &=20 Elizabeth Moore from Daviess Co., IN; thru Andrew J. White (1834 IN -=20 2/4/1872 IN) son of John White, Daviess Co., IN; Thomas Summers, who was=20 Susan 'Melvina' O'Brien's 1st husband who died in 1850. QUEEN family: ( I have two seperate QUEEN families in my linage:) RICHARD MARSHAM QUEEN-PARENTS UNKINOWN Charles County Wills- Book 1, Page 111 Richard Marsham Queen, an orphan about six years of age on the 23rd day of=20 October last is by the court and consent of his mother bound unto fWilliam=20 Montgomery, of Peter, until he acquires to the age of twenty-one , who being= =20 present in court accepts thereof and engages to learn him to read distinctly= =20 on the Bible , to write a legible hand and to cypher as far as the rule of=20 three and when free to give him a decent suit of apparel; to wit , of milled= =20 country cloth or German Sarge, a pair of shooes and stockings a fine hat and= =20 two white shirts and a silk handkerchief. Tuesday, h the consent of=20 the mother bound unto William Montgomery, of Peter, until she arrives to the= =20 age of sixteen; he being present in court and accepts thereof and engages to= =20 learn her to read the Bible distinctly and to write a legible hand and when=20 free to give her a decent suit of apparel consisting of gown and petties of=20 country cloth , a pair of shoes and stockings, a silk bonnet, a silk=20 handkerchief, two white shifts and a spinning wheel and a pair of cotton=20 cords. Tuesday April 8, 1783=20 Richard M. Queen m Sara Webb in 1800 in=20 (Washington Co?), Ky parents of Henrietta Queen.= =20 He died around 1814 HENRIETTA QUEEN (ca 1802 _ca1882 m JOHN KIDWELL ca 1797=20= - =20 died bef 2-3-1836(on 1-22-1890 The following is not the son of Richard=20 PARENTS OF JAMES -UNKNOWN JAMES M QUEEN born 1820 in Ky.or IN. Died Nov, 1862 in Danville, Ky m. first= =20 Mary STRANGE 1822 to 18?) she was my ancestor =20 James M Queen (1820? to 11/20/1862) m. 1st Mary Strange (1822 to 18?)=20 Children: Joseph Queen William I Queen m. Cecila Kidwell M 2nd- Priscilla Miles =C2=AA4-17-1828 to7-16-1896)=20 James M. Queen is stated to have been born in Ky or Indiana depending on=20 whose account you read. He was born in 1820. He apparently came to Brown=20 Towship, Martin Co, In as a young man and married at age 19 to Mary Magdalen= =20 Strange. They had two children: Joseph born in 1841 and William Ignatius=20 born in May 1845.( this is my great grandfather). James then married=20 Priscilla Miles and had eight more children. He was in the Army during the=20 Civil War. He enrolled on the 14th day of August 1862 at Loogootee in Co "B= "=20 80th Regiment of Indiana Volunteers to service as a Private on the thrid da= y=20 of September 1862 in Princeton in Co B 80th Regiment of Indiana. Volunteer= s=20 to serve Three years on during the war. On the Mustor Roll of Co. "B" of th= e=20 Regiment , for the months of Sept. Oct. Nov, Dec Han , Feb March, Month of=20 March 1863, he is reported Died of Disease at Danville, Ky Nov 20th 1862.=20= =20 This is from his Pension Record filed by his wife Priscilla Miles Queen . =20 KIDWELL : HEZEHIAH KIDWELL ca 1745 -1812 m Susanna BARTLESTON 1769 -1818=20 JOHN KIDWELL -seee above SYLVESTER KIDWELL m. MARY ANN CLEMENTS - see above. MORGAN PATRICK MORGAN (civil war soldier) m ?=20 MARY MORGAN m Basil Clements (1-16-1770-11-2-1848 (see above) WILLIAM GREENWELL 1783 m MARY LOVE (LOWE?) 1-26-1789 -1-22-1869 William Richard Greenwell m Martha Weekley(Jan 28,1832) Her parents were=20 Nancy Cook b in Ky and fathers first name unknown son William Richard (12/1/1851- in Union Co Ky and died 7/16/1914 in=20 Loogootee, IN m Deborah White(02/21/1857 in Indiana, d. 10/18/1922) ALCIE MADRENA GREENWELL (See above) Other information on Greenwells brothers and sisters along with my family.=20 William Greenwell -1783 m Mary Love(Lowe?)(Polly) -January 26, 1789 -January= =20 22, 1869 =20 St Mary Cemetary ,Barr=20 Twp,Daviess Co, IN=20 James 1418 -KY M Martha Walker July 22, 1812 -March 5, 1887 on Dec 11, 1844= =20 In Daviess CT. IN. George 1826 KY M Sarah Elizabeth Walker- Jan 1830 - June 5, 1901 in 1857 in=20 Daviess Co ,In William Richard 1830 - IN. m Martha Weekley Jan 28 1832 - June 25, 1909 on=20 unknown date in Ky.=20 Thomas July 26, 1833 -Oct 21. 1915 st Johns Cemetary <Loogootee, In m=20 Elizabeth fields Mahaley (b. May 24, 1840 d Oct 5, 1921) Aug 30, 1857 Davies= s=20 co. IN=20 Rebecca A 1824 KY Dec 10 , 1884 -Perry Township , Martin Co. IN. m Charles= =20 R. Van Hay -b. 1819 -20- d Dec 15, 1884 on =E2=88=82ec24, l849 in Martin Co= , IN Martha Elizabeth 1825 or 26 in Martin Co, IN d Feb 24 1875 in Loogootee m=20 John Francis Green (father is Thomas Green and mother Jennie Greenwell dat= e=20 1827 d Jan 30, 1901 on April 29, 1848 in Mt Pleasant, IN.=20 Children: Thomas-=20 George 1859 Ind d 1930 Loogootee In=20 (John)William Martin 1861 IN d 1930, IN m 1 Alice Williams 2nd Josephine=20 Eliz Gootee (Father James Gootee m Elizabeth Jones) In St Mary Barr Twp on=20 Aug 16, 1881 Thomas Henry Nov 8, 1862 IN m Anna M Gootee (father James Gootee m Elizabeth= =20 Jones0 On Aug 16, 1887 in Daviess Co IN James Thomas - died in Infancy Ann M -2-8-1867 to 1907 in Loogootee m Frank Jones=20 John Louis - 6-1-1869 d 12-7-1950 m Alice Maria Brothers=20 Eli -infant.=20 GEORGE GREENWELL - William Thomas b 1852 IN d 12-5 1899 -IN m Mary Emma Singleton (8-19-1858) o= n=20 May 7, 1878 Daviess Ct , IN. John W. 7-1854 IN 12-18-1828 -IN m. Sarah Hane Riney (2-5-1861-8-2-1909) 2= .=20 8-1883=20 James Henry -2-18-1856 ,In m Ann Bowling (2-14-1858-1896) in Barr twnsp ,IN.= =20 May 10, 1881 M 2nd- Joan Elizabeth Brown b. Feb 1865 d Jan 7, 1939=20 MARTHA ELIZABETH GREENWELL ( I am just going to name the children and who= =20 they Married as I need more time to work on this)=20 Martha E m Jacob Howell Rebecca Catherine m . Josiah Abel James Thomas m. Myra A Brown ( her mother was an Obrien)` Alice M m . John M Brown John Lewis m. (Nellie ) Ellen Jane Payne Ida May m. Samels Waggnor George W m Martha J. Gootee Mary Adeline m William Cass William D (unknown Helen Frances m John Thomas Summers James Greenwell, Children unknown if any William Richard Greenwell (my gggrandfather)=20 William Richard lll m Deborah White ( my ggrandparents): her mother Melvina=20 O=E2=80=99Brien, Father Andrew WHITE (I have a GED file on his family) Goorge Washington m. Elizabeth Patterson Elizabeth -? Joseph Walter m Alice Williams=20 Mary Elizabeth m. David Hamm Josephine -? Martha Ellen- ?=20 Ann Elizabeth m Levi Fax. Dad: MARSHALL E. BALDWIN Rice Family:=20 James Rice arrived here from Ireland Son : Capt John Rice b. July 4,1776 in Philadelphia , Pa Married: Jane McNight(from Ireland) both died and were buried in Sardinia OH. children: Alfred-DOB-not stated Samuel-Nov 3, 1818=20 Married Serepta Marshall,Jan2, 1845 born 1827 Lewis Co. KY children:Rebecca Jane (Holmes) -Jim Vance's great gramother Elizabeth Irene(Rainey)=20 Sarah Elizabeth (Beck) - my great grandmother-born 1845-Sardinia m:Hermas Beck-b-1843 in Sardinia OH Children: Dot (Lamb) Alfred Ola Surepta(Baldwin)-my grandmother-b, August30, l875 Burdette(Parks) Mary( Sonner)=20 Julius Edward Beck Vernon Winifred(Smith) Hannah(Squire) Ola S. Beck M: Johnson E. Baldwin He was born in Wisconsin where they resided until his death Edward Baldwin Dorothy (Bergstrom) Marshall E- born 12/19/07-Racine Ws. M:Genevieve Queen born:4/26/07 in Washington, IN. Beck Family: Originally BECKS Jeremiah Becks-1740-Wales M.Dinah Merrifield-b.1745- Ireland son:Samuel Beck b1780-Uniontown,Fayette ,PA. M. Hannah Morris Son DR. Isaac Beck-b.1807 M.Cassandra Graham b1811 son: Hermas(see above) Levi family Judas Levi born ? Lawrence Jewery?- England=20 deported at age 10 for stealing a hankerchief Revolutionary war soldier and Marketmaster of Maysville, KY M. Mary McGraw-b 1766 in Va. daughter: Rebecca-born 1800-Faquier Co. Va. M:William Marshall B1789- Place- unknown daughter Surepta m. Samuel Rice (see above) Morris family: Thomas Morris- Wales arrive in Massachutes in 1630's m:? Isaac Morris- dob and place unknown John Morris-b.1740-Pennsylvania m:Ruth Henton (Revolutionary Soldier) Daughter - Hannah Morris B1780 in Pa M. Samuel Beck (see above) Looking for parents of William George Baldwin. Born in England or NY I do have a record indicating a Wm George born in Birmingham to Frederick=20 Baldwin and Charolette Johnson Baldwin in 1841. The date doesn't match the=20 age shown on the census or death certificate but he named one of his son's=20 Fred and the other Johnson.=20 William George Baldwin- born about 1831(census shows him as 39 in 1870) d in= =20 Lind WI on May 20, 1878, (age listed as 42? m. Mary F. Starks , (b. May 21,=20 l841 Vermont) November 4,1858 in=20 Weyauwega. WI.; (she died- March 8, 1874-Waupaca CO WI (buried Evanswood WI= ) Children: Frank b 1861-NY, ( also known as Franklin) Nelly b 1863- NY Fred b 1865-NY Matty b 1868 - NY (Charles- b. 1870 in WI)? Johnson Eugene b. March 1874 - WI Census records show: for 1890: Town of Norse in Ashland Co..................= =20 Frank=20 Baldwin born Apr 1861 New York, age 39 (William George and Mary's son)=20 no wife or children listed. My Dad said he had two children. One son was als= o=20 named Frank.=20 Columbia County Portage : Samantha (Matty) born 1868 in NY , m to Frank Kaiser - one child living-=20 Catherine born Sept 1891.=20 Family story passed down that William George Baldwin came f

In a message dated 1/31/01 11:12:18 PM Central Standard Time, genejean@sprynet.com writes: > I'll have to recheck the 1860 Missouri census -- because I find him and > Arcunetti(sp) in Harrison Co. with the same kids. What other Queen's are around this Johnson at that time in 1860? Mandy

In a message dated 1/31/01 11:12:18 PM Central Standard Time, genejean@sprynet.com writes: > I'll have to recheck the 1860 Missouri census -- because I find him and > Arcunetti(sp) in Harrison Co. with the same kids. I had written down > that he is now 63 and wife is 39. I looked again this morning and it looks like 32. I looked to see if maybe it looked like 52 but they have a child 5 and the 5 and the 3 don't look alike. If he was really 52 then he may have been the father to the Ruben? Then that would put the Johnson in TN in 1800? That's all iffy. I don't have access to 1860. Thoughts on this from anyone else? Mandy

Hi list, I'm also searching Francis Queen, b. abt 1751, d. abt 1803. I, like Jean, am descended through his daughter Mary "Polly" Queen who married Samuel Correll. Then also like Jean, I am descended through their daughter Margaret Correll and John Watt Houpt. I have been following the posts on this list with great interest. Anyway, just thought I would introduce myself. Teresa

John, I'd like to remind you that there is a DELETE key on your keyboard. Should you happen to see a post you don't like in the future, simply find and press that magic little key and save yourself the trouble of getting offended. Next, I'd like to remind you that Maryland would have likey seceded from the union if Lincoln hadn't dissolved the state legislature before it could vote on the secession issue. As such, there are thousands of Marylanders rejoicing at the Point Lookout ruling. Lastly, I will continue my fight as long as people like you try to tell me what to say or think, try to pretend that the years 1861-1865 didn't happen, and most importantly, seek to curtail the manner in which I choose to honor the thousands of brave southern men who fought, suffered and died for FREEDOM from an oppressive federal government. An UN-reconstructed Southerner, Charlton Queen ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Queen" <jqueen@glendale.cc.ca.us> To: <QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 12:01 PM Subject: [QUEEN] Re: QUEEN-D Digest V01 #24 > I'd like to remind people that this is not strictly a Southern mailing > list. Although the great number of postings here track Southern Queens, > the name is more widespread across the U.S., as is exemplified by my own > Massachusetts ancestors. The assumption by some of the recent postings > that I would be elated by the flying of a Confederate flag in my home state > of Maryland is offensive. Furthermore, it alienates people who potentially > might be subscribers to the list. > > John Queen > > >Today's Topics: > > #1 [QUEEN] Point Lookout Maryland [Mimiw1@cs.com] > > #2 Re: [QUEEN] Point Lookout Maryland ["Donald Queen" > > <donqueen@inreach.c] > > #3 [QUEEN] Carter [O Eugene Queen > > <EQueen@lexcominc.n] > > #4 [QUEEN] Indiana Queens [O Eugene Queen > > <EQueen@lexcominc.n] > > #5 Re: [QUEEN] Indiana Queens ["pelikan2" <pelikan2@netins.net>] > > #6 [QUEEN] Wade Hampton ["James B. Hardin" > > <golddragon@mind] > > #7 [QUEEN] Chasing down family rumors ["Charlton Queen" > > <safetydude@minds] > > #8 [QUEEN] 179 Queen Graves ["Charlton Queen" > > <safetydude@minds] > > #9 [QUEEN] Questions...Indiana/Iowa Q [O Eugene Queen > > <EQueen@lexcominc.n] > > #10 [QUEEN] Point Lookout Victory ["Charlton Queen" > > <safetydude@minds] > > #11 Re: [QUEEN] Chasing down family ru ["betty knight" > > <bettyknight@hotmai] > > X-Message: #1 > >Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 12:53:51 EST > >From: Mimiw1@cs.com > >To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com > >Message-ID: <73.a8aa71e.27a859af@cs.com> > >Subject: [QUEEN] Point Lookout Maryland > >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > > >Hi, > > > >To anyone that is interested, in today's Washington Post, it states, A > >federal judge in Baltimore ordered yesterday that the Confederate battle flag > >be allowed to fly at the cemetery in Maryland. Where more than 3,000 Southern > >prisoners are buried. > > > >Nancy Q. Wiley > >Burke Va. > > > >______________________________X-Message: #2 > >Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 11:05:34 -0800 > >From: "Donald Queen" <donqueen@inreach.com> > >To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com > >Message-ID: <001301c08aef$a619cf20$a443d1d1@oemcomputer> > >Subject: Re: [QUEEN] Point Lookout Maryland > >Content-Type: text/plain; > > charset="iso-8859-1" > >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > > >It's a site we should all visit. I went there a few years ago, unfortunately > >there's not much left of the prison grounds. I bought the book about Camp > >Life, it's full of diaries and sketches by prisoners, nothing from any > >Queen. > >I'm wintering in the Desert and the book is up north. I'll be back home in > >March and I'd be glad to look up any other names. > >This was the place where many Confederate prisoners, including John > >Henderson Queen, were sent to take the oath at the end of the war. > >Must have been a long walk home to Burke Co. N.C. > > > >Don > > > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: <Mimiw1@cs.com> > >To: <QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com> > >Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 9:53 AM > >Subject: [QUEEN] Point Lookout Maryland > > > > > > > Hi, > > > > > > To anyone that is interested, in today's Washington Post, it states, A > > > federal judge in Baltimore ordered yesterday that the Confederate battle > >flag > > > be allowed to fly at the cemetery in Maryland. Where more than 3,000 > >Southern > > > prisoners are buried. > > > > > > Nancy Q. Wiley > > > Burke Va. > > > > > > >Queen Cousins, > > > >Who was Wade Hampton? > > > >Per <http://www.aoc.gov/art/nshpages/hampton.htm> > > > >Wade Hampton was born on March 28, 1818, in Charleston, South Carolina, to > >one of the wealthiest landowner families in the state. His early years > >were spent on the family estates at "Millwood" and "Cashier's Valley." In > >1836 Hampton graduated from South Carolina College (now the University of > >South Carolina). After the death of his father, he retreated to his > >grandfather's Mississippi plantation and assumed the life of a planter. > > > >He was elected in 1852 to the South Carolina legislature from Richland > >County and served until 1856; he then served in the state Senate until he > >resigned in 1861. Though he had not favored secession, he supported the > >Confederacy from the outset. He offered his cotton for exchange in Europe > >for arms and he raised a legion of infantry, cavalry, and artillery. His > >experience and skill as a horseman made him a superior cavalry officer. In > >1862 he was advanced to brigadier general of the cavalry. He was involved > >in many major battles, including Gettysburg. > > > >Hampton was promoted to major general in 1863 and lieutenant general in > >1865. From 1876 to 1896 Wade Hampton was a symbol of South Carolina > >politics, serving as Governor from 1876 to 1879 and as U.S. Senator from > >1879 to 1891. From 1891 to 1897 he served as United States Railroad > >Commissioner. He died in Columbia, South Carolina, on April 11, 1902. > > > >This should put him in perspective. > > > >James B. Hardin > > > >______________________________ > > > >More on the Point Lookout situation for those who are interested in the > >cause for which many QUEENS fought (and continue to fight) for. > > > > > >- ----------------------------- > >Today, Federal District Court Judge William M. Nickerson ruled in favor of > >Plaintiff's motion for a Preliminary Injunction and struck a blow against > >political correctness for all those who enjoy flying Confederate flags over > >the graves of their ancestors at Point Lookout Confederate Cemetery. > > > >In a sweeping decision demonstrating vindication for people with > >"Confederate Rights", Judege Nickerson basically and categorically handed > >the Veteran's Administration and the Justice Department a pronounced and > >stunning defeat by dismantling all of the governments faulty notions, weak > >arguments, misperceptions, and intimidation. In a word, previous actions by > >the Veteran's Administration and its employees which prevented flying the > >Confederate Battle Flag at Point Lookout Confederate Cemetery are > >"UNCONSTITUTIONAL". > > > >Judge Nickerson related that the Veteran's Administration interpretation of > >its flag manual policy was insonsistant with the court's view and that > >"Plaintiff's speech is protected speech occurring in the context of a > >non-public forum and that Defendant's reasons for excluding the speech fail > >to satisfy either the reasonableness or view-point neutrality requirements. > >Accordingly' Plaintiff's request for Declaratory and Injunctive Relief will > >be granted." > > > >Further, "The form of relief granted is that Plaintiff shall be permitted to > >display, on a daily basis between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., a > >full-sized, historically accurate Confederate battle flag from its own pole > >at Point Lookout. The pole shall be at least three feet lower than the U.S. > >flagpole at Point Lookout. The placement of the flag is to be agreed upon > >by the parties but in close proximity to either the Federal or State > >monument. Plaintiff is to provide all material and labor necessary for the > >daily placement and removal of the flag. A sign shall be erected at the > >base of the flagpole clearly indicating that the flag is provided by a > >private party or parties." > > > >In his opinion, Judge Nickerson tells the public what we've known all along > >in the context of Point Lookout, a cemetery established for the sole purpose > >of honoring Confederate dead, the only rational assumption is that the flag > >is being displayed because it is the flag under which those buried at Point > >Lookout fought and died. > > > >Fellow supporters, we have a huge Confederate Victory for our ancestors and > >their good names as a result of Judge Nickerson's ruling. The VA has thirty > >days to decide if they wish to appleal.

Lily, I found this in anc.com but you probably already have the same info: Betty Knight Miriam Lewis Rowland birth 1780 Rutherford Co, NC, Death Habersham Co, GA, Apr 1845 m. Ransom Powell s/o Thomas Rowland and Mildred McCoy Lewis Powell, Ransom married Rowland, Miriam on 02 Sep 1797 in Rutherford County, NC >Do any of you Queen researchers know of a Queen who married a widow named >Miriam Rowland Powell in Rutherford Co NC or possibly Habersham or White Co >GA? The time would be in the 1820s or 1830s. Thanks. > >Lily Mullinax > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Charlton Queen" <safetydude@mindspring.com> >To: <QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 11:20 PM >Subject: [QUEEN] Point Lookout Victory > > > > More on the Point Lookout situation for those who are interested in the > > cause for which many QUEENS fought (and continue to fight) for. > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > Today, Federal District Court Judge William M. Nickerson ruled in favor >of > > Plaintiff's motion for a Preliminary Injunction and struck a blow >against > > political correctness for all those who enjoy flying Confederate flags >over > > the graves of their ancestors at Point Lookout Confederate Cemetery. > > > > In a sweeping decision demonstrating vindication for people with > > "Confederate Rights", Judege Nickerson basically and categorically >handed > > the Veteran's Administration and the Justice Department a pronounced and > > stunning defeat by dismantling all of the governments faulty notions, >weak > > arguments, misperceptions, and intimidation. In a word, previous >actions >by > > the Veteran's Administration and its employees which prevented flying >the > > Confederate Battle Flag at Point Lookout Confederate Cemetery are > > "UNCONSTITUTIONAL". > > > > Judge Nickerson related that the Veteran's Administration interpretation >of > > its flag manual policy was insonsistant with the court's view and that > > "Plaintiff's speech is protected speech occurring in the context of a > > non-public forum and that Defendant's reasons for excluding the speech >fail > > to satisfy either the reasonableness or view-point neutrality >requirements. > > Accordingly' Plaintiff's request for Declaratory and Injunctive Relief >will > > be granted." > > > > Further, "The form of relief granted is that Plaintiff shall be >permitted >to > > display, on a daily basis between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., >a > > full-sized, historically accurate Confederate battle flag from its own >pole > > at Point Lookout. The pole shall be at least three feet lower than the >U.S. > > flagpole at Point Lookout. The placement of the flag is to be agreed >upon > > by the parties but in close proximity to either the Federal or State > > monument. Plaintiff is to provide all material and labor necessary for >the > > daily placement and removal of the flag. A sign shall be erected at the > > base of the flagpole clearly indicating that the flag is provided by a > > private party or parties." > > > > In his opinion, Judge Nickerson tells the public what we've known all >along > > in the context of Point Lookout, a cemetery established for the sole >purpose > > of honoring Confederate dead, the only rational assumption is that the >flag > > is being displayed because it is the flag under which those buried at >Point > > Lookout fought and died. > > > > Fellow supporters, we have a huge Confederate Victory for our ancestors >and > > their good names as a result of Judge Nickerson's ruling. The VA has >thirty > > days to decide if they wish to appleal. > > > > > > ==== QUEEN Mailing List ==== > > RootsWeb Threaded Mailing List archives > > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ > > > > ============================== > > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > > your heritage! > > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > > > > > > > > > >==== QUEEN Mailing List ==== >Queen Researchers Pg: >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/5932/list.html > >============================== >Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life >If you know how to reduce these risks. >http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com