Lee, God Bless You, and thank you for your service to our country. Remembering ALL, Honoring ALL of my ancestors, Charlton ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lee Lamar" <leelamar@swbell.net> To: <QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 11:59 PM Subject: [QUEEN] Introduction > Hi, I am one of those that just listen in and rarely says anything. > Mandy Queen says to check in and tell who we are. I am Lee L. > > My mother Nannie Mae Queen came to Missouri from Haywood County, NC in > 1902, when she was 16 years of age along with her entire family. Her > parents were William Nathan Queen, b. 1881 and Mary Lucinda Burnett, b. > 1866, both born near Pigeon River in Haywood County. The father of > William Nathan Queen was Nathan or Nathaniel S. Queen, b.1826 and Martha > Jane Rhodes, b 1829. > > Both are believed to have been born in Haywood County as it was > constituted in the years before 1850, which then included what is now > Jackson County. Nathan S. Queen was one of the Confederate soldiers that > were surrendered at Cumberland Gap during the Civil War, and sent to > Camp Douglas as a POW. He was in such poor condition that he did not > survive the trip home. He did manage to get almost home to his native > Haywood County, NC, making it to Greene County, TN, just across the > border, when he became too sick and his friends had to leave him there. > Martha Jane got there after he had died. (As a POW during World War II, > I have been particularly interested in this story). > > I do not know for sure who the father of Nathan S. might be, but have my > beliefs. I would appreciate anyone reading this if they would make any > comments for or against. Since some one said they wanted to try to tie > all the Haywood County Queens together, maybe this information will > help. Maybe I will obtain some good information in the process. > > Nathan S. Queen, b. 1826, was the bondsman for Robert Henry Queen, b. > 1832, when he married Nancy Franklin in 1853, in Haywood Co. This would > strongly suggest that they were probably brothers. Where would two > brothers fit into a Queen family. The only place I can find that seems > to fit and be logical is as sons of William B. Queen, b. 1796 and Mary > Nicholson, b. about 1797. This would give us: > > William B. Queen, md. to Mary Nicholson > Lucinda Queen, b. 1818 Known > Americus H. Queen, b. 1820 Known > Nathan S. Queen, b. 1826 (????) > Rev. Benjamin Nicholson Queen, b.1831 Known > Robert Henry Queen, b. 1832 (????) > Dicey Queen, b.1834 Known > Hannah Queen, b. 1837 Known > > It appears to me that Nathan S. and Robert Henry Queen may have moved > over the mountain into the area that remained in Haywood when Jackson > County was formed, and thus few records that would be available to > confirm this. > > Does anyone know anything that might indicate this is incorrect, or > hopefully that would confirm it? > Thanks, Lee L. > > > ==== QUEEN Mailing List ==== > GenConnect at Rootsweb > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Queen > > ============================== > Search over 900 million names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp >

Correction on Hagan/Hogan Queen. Sorry, guess I've looked at this too long today: should be: 1850 Bartholomew Co IN Nineveh twp pg 359 hh 908 Hagan Queen 28 Ind Margaret 28 VA William A 4 Ind Phebe J 1 Ind Sarah E 1 Ind I had the kids b. Md Mandy

Hi, I am one of those that just listen in and rarely says anything. Mandy Queen says to check in and tell who we are. I am Lee L. My mother Nannie Mae Queen came to Missouri from Haywood County, NC in 1902, when she was 16 years of age along with her entire family. Her parents were William Nathan Queen, b. 1881 and Mary Lucinda Burnett, b. 1866, both born near Pigeon River in Haywood County. The father of William Nathan Queen was Nathan or Nathaniel S. Queen, b.1826 and Martha Jane Rhodes, b 1829. Both are believed to have been born in Haywood County as it was constituted in the years before 1850, which then included what is now Jackson County. Nathan S. Queen was one of the Confederate soldiers that were surrendered at Cumberland Gap during the Civil War, and sent to Camp Douglas as a POW. He was in such poor condition that he did not survive the trip home. He did manage to get almost home to his native Haywood County, NC, making it to Greene County, TN, just across the border, when he became too sick and his friends had to leave him there. Martha Jane got there after he had died. (As a POW during World War II, I have been particularly interested in this story). I do not know for sure who the father of Nathan S. might be, but have my beliefs. I would appreciate anyone reading this if they would make any comments for or against. Since some one said they wanted to try to tie all the Haywood County Queens together, maybe this information will help. Maybe I will obtain some good information in the process. Nathan S. Queen, b. 1826, was the bondsman for Robert Henry Queen, b. 1832, when he married Nancy Franklin in 1853, in Haywood Co. This would strongly suggest that they were probably brothers. Where would two brothers fit into a Queen family. The only place I can find that seems to fit and be logical is as sons of William B. Queen, b. 1796 and Mary Nicholson, b. about 1797. This would give us: William B. Queen, md. to Mary Nicholson Lucinda Queen, b. 1818 Known Americus H. Queen, b. 1820 Known Nathan S. Queen, b. 1826 (????) Rev. Benjamin Nicholson Queen, b.1831 Known Robert Henry Queen, b. 1832 (????) Dicey Queen, b.1834 Known Hannah Queen, b. 1837 Known It appears to me that Nathan S. and Robert Henry Queen may have moved over the mountain into the area that remained in Haywood when Jackson County was formed, and thus few records that would be available to confirm this. Does anyone know anything that might indicate this is incorrect, or hopefully that would confirm it? Thanks, Lee L.

Hi Group, The following article contained some info which some of the QUEEN-L members probably could use. If nothing else, for background. The text is copied verbatim from "Heritage of Burke County," 1981, copyright by Burke County Historical Society, published by Hunter Publishing Company, Winston-Salem, NC. Article was written by Mary YORK. She listed sources as: "Old deeds, census records, recollections of James Lafayette York, as told to the writer." Quote: In the early 1700's, three brothers; Henry, John, and Semore York came from Yorkshire England to America and settled in Randolph County, North Carolina. From these Yorks numerous families of Yorks originated and are now scattered throughout the United States. Henry York, believed to be the father of William R. YORK, lived and died on Sandy Creek in Randolph County. William R. York migrated to the South Mountains from Randolph County and settled in the vicinity of Ward's Gap, which at that time was part of Rutherford County. He was given a land grant for a large boundary of land, including the land where Mt. Gilead Baptist Church is now located. Some of this land he gave to his daughter Sophronia wo was married to Soloman Queen. Records show Sophronia York Queen and Soloman Queen gave forty acres of this land to establish a church and burial ground. Soloman Queen and wife Sophronia York Queen are buried in a small plot across the road from where Mt. Gilead Church is now located. William York later moved farther back in the South Mountains on Jacobs Fork River, and lived under a huge rock called the "Bill Snicker Rock" until he could build a cabin which he built beside a small stream near the rock, and near Jacob's Fork River. he later built a larger cabin across the river on the "Red Hill." He fished, hunted, trapped to feed his family and was also a farmer. Most of the Yorks engaged in farming. He bought and was granted several large tracts of land including the land where the Wildlife Campground is located as well as a large part of the land which now belongs to the South Mountain State park. In his lifetime he bought and was granted around three thousand acres of land in the South Mountains of Burke and Rutherford Counties. William R. York was married twice. The first marriage was to MARY ANN DEAL. To this union the following children were born: John, who returned from the Civil War; William, a Civil War Soldier; Abner, Sarah Elena York, who married John York; Mary Ann, who married William Deal (Dale); Nancy, who married Andrew York; and Dicey, who married Henry Deal (Dale). William R. York's second marriage was to Catherine Smith. To this union the following children were born: James R. who married Fanny Huffman; William Riley, who married Margaret Lowman; Livi Jackson, who married Sarah Huffman; Louisa, who married Billy ----; Sophronia, who married Soloman Queen; and a daughter (name unknown). William R. York died in 1832 and was buried in the York Cemetery on "Red Hill" in the South Mountains of Burke County, North Carolina. Unquote. (The article is #774, page 480 of the above noted book). Mary York wrote three additional articles - James R. York, James Lafayette York, and Waightstill Avery York.. If anyone is interested, please contact me. More on Burke County, NC Queens in the future. Regards, Jerry.

Gene, Now this John Watt Houpt is my ancestor. His wife, Margaret Correll was born in NC. They married in Wilkes Co. NC. They moved to IND around 1834. According to my records I believe that Margaret died in Greysville - Sullivan Co. IND. around 1856. John Watt Houpt went on to Rooks Co. Kansas where he supposedly died. Jean O Eugene Queen wrote: > Hi All, > > Thanks to Mandy for her 1850 Sullivan Co, IN posting! > > If my math is still holding up, the age of Samuel Carell (Correll?)'s > wife, Mary, on that census would be a close match to Mary, probable > sister to James Queen who married Zilpah Hogan....and who was also the > > dau of Francis? So, I'm thinking along the line of Mandy. > > Further, Sarah Ann's birth in NC would have been ca 1824, thus Samuel > and Mary would have left NC after 1824. > > As always, I have a real question. According to info that I've stolen > > from someone..or that someone was kind enough to share....Mary's > daughter, Margaret Correll was born on 12-9-1813 and married a John > Watt > Haupt. Does anyone on the list know in what state/county Margaret > Queen > Correll was born.....and where she died? Did she make the trek out > West > with her family, if that's them? > > Thanks, > > Gene > > ==== QUEEN Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from Queen-L: > Send an email to Queen-L-request@rootsweb.com with the word > unsubscribe > in the body of the letter. Same for D list. Just substitute the D for > the L. > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2

Mandy, You are right, I have been trying to figure who Johnson Queen of IND is. He was listed as you show as being 32 in the 1850 IND census. 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. This Mary Correll is the daughter of Francis Queen. Samuel and his wife Mary followed their daughter and son-in-law, John Watt Houpt to IND. Does anyone have a Ruben that matches this Ruben's age?? Jean MndyQn@aol.com wrote: > Well, isn't this even more interesting? The Ruben and Johnson I > listed > earlier? Well, near them in the same Co is the family of Samuel > Carell > (Correll). Who is this Ruben and Johnson? > > 1850 Indiana Census: > Sullivan Co Ind Turman twp pg 318 & 319 > hh 675 > Ruben Queen 29 Tenn > Mary Ann 7 Tenn > > hh 676 > Johnson Queen 32 Tenn > Acinth? 29 Mar > Emily 7 Ind > Saml. C 5 Ind > Mary E 4 Ind > Martha A 2 Ind > Margaritt 6/12 Ind > > pg 308 same Co same twp > hh 529 > Samuel Carell 65 NC > Mary 62 NC (is this Mary, daug of Francis?) > Sarah Ann 26 NC > > You know how we've discussed how Queen can be mistaken for Owen? My > husband > got some newsletter the other day that he signed up for and it was > listed > David Owen so it's still going on. > > Well, this Wm. Owen really does LOOK like Owen but maybe it's > relevant? > > hh 532 (right down fr Samul) > Wm Owen 43 Ind > Easter 44 Ky > Margaret 18 Ky > Sarah 16 Ky > Lucinda 14 Ky > Surilda 12 Ind > Emily 8 Ind > Noah 5 Ind > George 1 Ind > > ==== QUEEN Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from Queen-L: > Send an email to Queen-L-request@rootsweb.com with the word > unsubscribe > in the body of the letter. Same for D list. Just substitute the D for > the L. > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog

Hi All, Thanks to Mandy for her 1850 Sullivan Co, IN posting! If my math is still holding up, the age of Samuel Carell (Correll?)'s wife, Mary, on that census would be a close match to Mary, probable sister to James Queen who married Zilpah Hogan....and who was also the dau of Francis? So, I'm thinking along the line of Mandy. Further, Sarah Ann's birth in NC would have been ca 1824, thus Samuel and Mary would have left NC after 1824. As always, I have a real question. According to info that I've stolen from someone..or that someone was kind enough to share....Mary's daughter, Margaret Correll was born on 12-9-1813 and married a John Watt Haupt. Does anyone on the list know in what state/county Margaret Queen Correll was born.....and where she died? Did she make the trek out West with her family, if that's them? Thanks, Gene

Well, isn't this even more interesting? The Ruben and Johnson I listed earlier? Well, near them in the same Co is the family of Samuel Carell (Correll). Who is this Ruben and Johnson? 1850 Indiana Census: Sullivan Co Ind Turman twp pg 318 & 319 hh 675 Ruben Queen 29 Tenn Mary Ann 7 Tenn hh 676 Johnson Queen 32 Tenn Acinth? 29 Mar Emily 7 Ind Saml. C 5 Ind Mary E 4 Ind Martha A 2 Ind Margaritt 6/12 Ind pg 308 same Co same twp hh 529 Samuel Carell 65 NC Mary 62 NC (is this Mary, daug of Francis?) Sarah Ann 26 NC You know how we've discussed how Queen can be mistaken for Owen? My husband got some newsletter the other day that he signed up for and it was listed David Owen so it's still going on. Well, this Wm. Owen really does LOOK like Owen but maybe it's relevant? hh 532 (right down fr Samul) Wm Owen 43 Ind Easter 44 Ky Margaret 18 Ky Sarah 16 Ky Lucinda 14 Ky Surilda 12 Ind Emily 8 Ind Noah 5 Ind George 1 Ind

Listmembers, I know that we are all seeking the same goal. To find and share information about our Queen ancestors. I've never had to intervene on any subject on this list and hope that I never will be required to. This is such a wonderful group of folks! I've enjoyed being the listowner and don't consider it work at all! Please let's respect each other and the opinions of others on this list. As listowner, I won't tolerate flaming. Bottom line. Matters that are in disagreement should be taken up one on one and not on this list. This list is not about North or South, Confederate or Union, Black or White, etc. It's about sharing information about any Queen by surname. Please don't see this letter as a "slap on the hand". See it as a gentle reminder from the listowner. We've started 2001 in a wonderful way! We've had 208 messages for the month of Jan. alone!!!! That next letter may just be about your Great Grandfather/Grandmother! We all want to hear from everyone on the list and share all our information. There are actually 118 people on this list and we only hear from a few. Maybe now is a good time for everyone to introduce themselves. Let us see who you are and who you're searching for! Below are the guidelines as posted on rootsweb. Please review them and familiarize yourself with each one. Any questions please don't hesitate to write me personally. My name is Mandy Queen and my email is MndyQn@aol.com. You all know that I'm very lenient on these matters but again, I won't tolerate flaming. Sincerely, Mandy Queen, listowner Guidelines for mailing lists: 1. Do not send spam e-mail messages to mailing lists. 2. Do not send attachments (attached files) of any sort to mailing lists. This includes URL shortcuts, v-cards, GEDCOM files, zipped files, and any other type of attachment. 3. Do not forward virus hoaxes or chain letters to mailing lists. 4. Do not use HTML or RTF (rich text format) in messages sent to mailing lists. 5. Do not cross-post messages to multiple mailing lists on the "To:" line or the "Cc:" line of the e-mail message. 6. Do not send e-mail messages to mailing lists for which the topic is inappropriate. 7. Do not flame other members of the mailing list. 8. One added by me- no inappropriate language.

: 1850 Bartholomew Co IN : pg 359 Nineveh Twp : hh 908 line 20 : Hagan Queen 28 farmer 2500 Ind (Hogan) Ind : Margaret 28 VA (Martha Ann) VA : Wm. A 4 Md (William H) Ind : Pebe J. 1 Md (Phebe Jane) Ind : Sarah E. 1 Md Sarah Elizabeth) Ind : : This is pretty plain online. Doesn't match the kids? Actually it does match Hogan & Martha Queen....do you have a true copy of the census or someones interpretation of 1850 census? I'd say the census taker is a poor writer and/or can't spell.......... Iowa State1856 Census, South Twp, Madison Co, Iowa Hogan Queen 32 Ind M.A. Queen 30 Va (Martha Ann) W.H. Queen 10 Ind (William H) P. J. Queen 8 " (Phebe Jane) J. L. Queen 4 " (John Lewis) Sarah E Sarah Elizabeth is the twin of Phebe. Sarah died in 1853 in Madison Co, Iowa.

Long may the Confederate Battle Flag wave in the cemeteries and over the graves of our ancestors who fought and died in the war for our Confederate nation. Long may whatever flag they choose fly over the cemeteries and graves of Queens who fought for the Union side in the War Between the States. Long may the U.S. Flag fly over my nation and state's capitol buildings, since we are again one nation. No, this list is not about civil wars, states rights/wrongs, republicans/democrats. It's about our people and the search for our past. I take no offense that folks with the name Queen fought on both sides of the terrible conflict. I take no offense that many people honor the dead by flying their battle flag over battlefields and cemeteries. Having visited the shores of Normandy and gazed upon the rows of graves of dead Americans, the country of France can kiss my ... if they take offense to the fact that our nation's flag flies over those sacred graves. Apologies are NOT appropriate. Gene

Thought while i was looking that i'd post these. Very interesting that one is b TN. That would put these 2 Queens in TN abt. 1811. Is this relation to Teddy's Reuben? He was in TX by then right? 1850 Indiana Census: Sullivan Co Ind Turman twp pg 318 & 319 hh 675 Ruben Queen 29 Tenn Mary Ann 7 Tenn hh 676 Johnson Queen 32 Tenn Acinth? 29 Mar Emily 7 Ind Saml. C 5 Ind Mary E 4 Ind Martha A 2 Ind Margaritt 6/12 Ind Washington Co Ind Wash. Twp pg 326 hh 85 Wiley Spurgin 28 RR Contractor Ind Mary F. 23 Ind all rest Laborer liv in this hh John Conner 25 Ind Silas Maxwell 19 Ind Henry Gurrell? 21 Ind James Clona? 18 Ireland Michael Obrion 21 Ireland Micahel Fitzpatrick Ireland John Golden 32 Ireland Michale Naughter 38 Ireland Thomas Monahon 50 Ireland Thomas Queen 27 Ireland Martin Co Ind Brown twp pg 19 hh 56 Richard Queen 36 Ind Emily 29 Ind Minerva 11 Ind Elizabeth 9 Ind Reuben 8 Ind James 5 Ind Sarah 1 Ind hh 57 Robert Whiteley 35 Tenn Margaret 35 Ky children from 13 to 2 mo b. Ind (wife "may" be related to Jos? see below) hh 59 Sylvester Kidwell 29 Ind Mary Ann 25 Ky ch from 4 to 2 mo b. Ind (wife "may" be related to Jos? see below) hh 62 Joseph Queen 45 KY Sarah 43 Ky Syrilla? 22 Ky (fem) Thomas 20 Ind Nancy 17 Ind Julian 14 Ind (fem) Thanes 12 Ind Emily 10 Ind Sarah 5 Ind hh 61 Isaac Jones 20 Ky Jane 21 Ky Mary 10/12 Ky (wife "may" be related to Jos? see below) Perry twp pg 51 hh 156 James Queen 29 Ky Pricilla 21 Ind Joseph 9 Ind Wm. J 5 Ind hh 155 Basil Clement 33 Ind Czlia? Ann 25 Ky Richard M Queen 1 Ind pg 55 hh 211 Thomas Queen 49 Ky Trice? 49 Ky Miley 23 Ind Richard M 20 Ind Benedict I 17 Ind Thos. R 9 Ind Elizabeth K??ker (not sure if this was middle name or last) 3 Ind Sarah Clements 67 Deleware Columbia twp pg 69 hh 11 James Hawkins 55 RI Roda Ann 26 Ind Phillip C 25 Ind David 22 Ind John J 14 Ind Wm H 8 Ind Sarah Ann 6 Ind Lounzo 4 Ind James 1 Ind Wm C Quinn 16 Ind Mary 13 Ind Margaret 11 Ind Henry 9 Ind Hendricks Co Ind Clay twp pg 31 hh 417 Henry Blann? 59 Nc Kiziah 52 Nc Kiziah Bryant 17 Ind Sarah J Britton 13 Ind James Queen 15 NC Knox Co Ind vincennes Pg 239 hh ? orphans supported? and ????cated by the Catholic Bishop (didn't copy all, LOTS of them, poor dears!) Margaret Dill 10 Ia Margarit Queen 9 Ia Mary A Queen 8 Ia There were several from Ireland and this Ia. The I's looked alike so it's not Va. And Ireland was written out. Is Ia Iowa? Marion Co Ind Indianapolis twp pg 251 hh 795 Michael Reagan 33 Laborer everyone in hh b. Ireland Marg. 28 John 3 Michael 1 Michael Ward 33 Laborer John Ward 33 Laborer Timothy Queen 35 Laoborer Patrick Queen 24 Laborer Margaret Queen 24 Roda Mullen 20 Laborer Ann Mullen 27 James Queen 25 Laborer Edmund O'Brian 50 Laborer Mary O'Brian 35 Patrick O'Brian 13 (didn't Elaine tell me she had O'Brian's in her family? Or was is someone else? mq

Well, Gene and Don wanted to liven this Mail List, and they've gotten their wish. I didn't see the earlier message, reminding us all that this is a list with lots of different viewpoints, as a request for an apology, but as a reminder that we are a diverse group, and that what stirs pride for some may symbolize something negative for others. My roots are in the South, and I have lots of ancestors on BOTH sides of the Civil War, and I am proud of my heritage. This isn't about bashing the South. Personally I urge the list members to respect the feelings of others, particularly those who have differing points of view. Restraint will serve our List well; flame wars will not. Respectfully, Reiley Kidd Seattle

Well put! I agree 100%...makes me want to stand up and salute! gpc -----Original Message----- From: O Eugene Queen [mailto:EQueen@Lexcominc.net] Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 11:38 AM To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [QUEEN] Confederate Battle Flag Long may the Confederate Battle Flag wave in the cemeteries and over the graves of our ancestors who fought and died in the war for our Confederate nation. Long may whatever flag they had chosen fly over the cemeteries and graves of Queens who fought for the Union side in the War Between the States. Long may the U.S. Flag fly over my nation and state's capitol buildings, since we are again one nation. No, this list is not about civil wars, states rights/wrongs, republicans/democrats. It's about our people and the search for our past. I take no offense that folks with the name Queen fought on both sides of the terrible conflict. I take no offense that many people honor the dead by flying their battle flag over battlefields and cemeteries. Having visited the shores of Normandy and gazed upon the rows of graves of dead Americans, the country of France can kiss my ... if they take offense to the fact that our nation's flag flies over those sacred graves. Apologies are NOT appropriate. Gene ==== QUEEN Mailing List ==== RootsWeb Threaded Mailing List archives http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ ============================== Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 Source for Family History Online. Go to: http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

http://www.familytreemaker.com/_glc_/ 1850 Bartholomew Co IN pg 359 Nineveh Twp hh 908 line 20 Hagan Queen 28 farmer 2500 Ind Margaret 28 VA Wm. A 4 Md Pebe J. 1 Md Sarah E. 1 Md This is pretty plain online. Doesn't match the kids? hh 909 Joseph Smith and family hh 907 Josiah Wade and new wife, no kids

Read Don's comments about the Queen clan being the source for many hill billy marrying cousin jokes. I can sympathize with you Don. I have not completely nailed by sources down, but looks like my gr-grandfather Joshua A. Queen was illegitimate, and that his mother, Catherine Queen never married but had eight illegitimate children. I don't talk too much about it around this area, as I am a pastor's wife. The Queen brothers who attacked the campers were probably my uncles. Just a little humor for thought. Anita Payne chcpt@mindspring.com

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 At 09:09 PM 1/30/01 -0800, you wrote: >QUEEN-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 24 > >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] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from QUEEN-D, send a message to > > QUEEN-D-request@rootsweb.com > >that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software >requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > >______________________________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 Mailing List ==== > > Search for a Surname, GenConnect Family Association: Queen > > http://surhelp-bin.rootsweb.com/srchsite.pl?site=88QUEEN > > > > ============================== > > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! > > > >______________________________X-Message: #3 >Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 19:29:42 -0500 >From: O Eugene Queen <EQueen@lexcominc.net> >To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com >Message-id: <3A775C75.4CE03049@lexcominc.net> >Subject: [QUEEN] Carter >Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit > >Y'all know that I have to ask it.... > >Any relationship between the Giles/Jiles Landon Carter (b. ca 1780?) who >married Selah/Seley Queen (dau of Henson) and the Ross Carter (b. ca >1811) who married Olive Queen, daughter of Wm L. Queen, Jr.? Olive >would have been Selah's first cousin, once removed, I believe. Sure, I >know that you would have posted it to the list if you had found a >connection, just wanted you to think about it. Thanks, Gene. > >______________________________X-Message: #4 >Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 20:07:33 -0500 >From: O Eugene Queen <EQueen@lexcominc.net> >To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com >Message-id: <3A776555.1FCE782@lexcominc.net> >Subject: [QUEEN] Indiana Queens >Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit > >Hi all, > >James Queen (b. ca 1774), son of Francis Queen, reportedly died in >Clayborn (Claiborn?) Co, TN. > >Hampton Queen (b. ca 1796) married Hannah Williams in 1820 in Wayne Co, >IN and she died there in 1849. Hampton died in Polk, Iowa in 1855. > >Mary Ann Runkle married Hogan Queen, son of Hampton Queen (b. ca 1796 >Rutherford Co., NC) in Indiana on 2-5-1846. Left Bartholomew County, IN >in 1853 and "came to Iowa by wagon trail (train?), 16 days on the >road". (Ref: Madison Co., Iowa webpage obituary.) > >Mary Queen, dau of Francis Queen and Aunt of Hampton Queen, married >Samuel Correll and died in 1872 in Sullivan Co., Indiana. > >Looking for a time-line here, who went first? When did James (b. 1774) >die in TN? >Did James have any children other than Hampton? Where did they go and >when? > >And....does anyone have the 1850 Bartholomew Co., IN census data which >should include Hogan and Martha A. Runkle Queen and their children: >William Henry, Susan Isabelle, Sarah Elizabeth and Phoebe Jane? > >Recommended website for those interested in Hogan's family in Iowa and >haven't yet visited:: http://www.rootsweb.com/~iamadiso/index.html > >Check out the marriages, obituaries and Young Cemetery, Truro, Iowa. > >Thanks for any assistance with the 101 questions. > >Gene > >______________________________X-Message: #5 >Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 21:00:19 -0600 >From: "pelikan2" <pelikan2@netins.net> >To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <000e01c08b32$30b88a80$5d05b1cf@pelikan2> >Subject: Re: [QUEEN] Indiana Queens >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Question? Is James really Hampton's father??? > Mary is aunt of Hampton....Which Hampton?? > > >Indiana 1830 census >Hampton Queen is in Bartholomew Co. (p214 or 426) >3100010000000 - 10000100000 >Hampton 30-40yrs > >Indiana 1840 census (pg 141) >Listed as Hampton Quinn, German Twp Bartholomew Co. >012200100000 - 11110010000 >Hampton would be 40-50yrs > >1850 Hampton and children in Madison Co, Iowa. >Hampton listed at being 54 yrs > >Hampton died in 1855 in Polk County, Iowa, but buried in Madison Co, Iowa. >***************************** >Hogan Queen & Martha Runkle were married in Bartholomew Co, IN. 5 Feb 1846 > >Sorry, can't find my1850 Indiana census but can provide the following: > >Iowa State1856 Census, South Twp, Madison Co, Iowa >Hogan Queen 32 >M.A. Queen 30 >W.H. Queen 10 Ind >P. J. Queen 8 " >J. L. Queen 4 " >Thos H Queen 2 Iowa > >1860 Iowa Census, South Twp, Madison Co, Iowa >Hogan Queen 38 >Martha Ann 39 >William H 14 >Phebe Jane 11 >John L 9 >Thomas H 6 >Mary E. 2 > >______________________________X-Message: #6 >Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 18:19:15 -0500 >From: "James B. Hardin" <golddragon@mindspring.com> >To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com >Message-Id: <4.2.0.58.20010130181332.0095e770@pop.mindspring.com> >Subject: [QUEEN] Wade Hampton >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed > >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 > >______________________________ > >X-Message: #7 >Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 22:13:29 -0500 >From: "Charlton Queen" <safetydude@mindspring.com> >To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <08a301c08b33$c958b200$652856d1@default> >Subject: [QUEEN] Chasing down family rumors/leads >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >A recent conversation with one of my Georgia cousins revealed a family story >of some of our ancestors going to Arkansas and Texas. These QUEENS would be >related to my elusive James William QUEEN of N. Georgia (Married Adra >PATTERSON then Mary Ann "Polly" PATTERSON in Fannin County, GA 1870's). > >Does anyone have folks meeting this description? > >Thanks, > >Charlton > >______________________________X-Message: #8 >Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 22:22:45 -0500 >From: "Charlton Queen" <safetydude@mindspring.com> >To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <08ab01c08b35$15de6d80$652856d1@default> >Subject: [QUEEN] 179 Queen Graves >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Follw this link to view 179 QUEENS buried in various national cemeteries. > >Happy hunting, > >Charlton > >http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&GSfn=&GSln=queen > >______________________________X-Message: #9 >Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 22:20:15 -0500 >From: O Eugene Queen <EQueen@lexcominc.net> >To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com >Message-id: <3A77846F.FE9434FF@lexcominc.net> >Subject: [QUEEN] Questions...Indiana/Iowa Queens >Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit > >Hi all, > >Thanks Pelikan2! > >All right! It's time to "mix it up" in a friendly and helpful way. > >Is the James Queen who married Zilpah Hogan the father of Hampton Queen >(b. ca 1796 Rutherford)? Why or why not and what are the facts or >clues? I have none. > >Was the Mary Queen (b. ca 1784 and married Samuel Correll) a sister to >the above James Queen? If that's true and if Hampton was the son of >James, then Mary Queen Correll would have been Aunt Mary to Hampton?? > >Now, this is interesting: Hampton and children reported as being in >Madison Co, Iowa in 1850. Hogan reportedly left Indiana for Madison Co, >Iowa 3 years after that. So, dad led the way from Indiana to Iowa? > >Someone else's turn now. > >Thanks, > >Gene > >______________________________X-Message: #10 >Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 23:20:26 -0500 >From: "Charlton Queen" <safetydude@mindspring.com> >To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <08c601c08b3d$241389a0$652856d1@default> >Subject: [QUEEN] Point Lookout Victory >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >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. > >______________________________X-Message: #11 >Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2001 04:35:08 >From: "betty knight" <bettyknight@hotmail.com> >To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <LAW2-F10xapzhad2VqK0000058e@hotmail.com> >Subject: Re: [QUEEN] Chasing down family rumors/leads >Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed > >Charlton, > Patterson living inbetween Queens here. Also, A TALLENT mixed in. >Betty Knight > >1870 Union Co Census >111 QUEEN, ALFRED 64 M FARMER 100/100 NC > >112 QUEEN, LEWIS 64 M FARMER 250/200 NC > SALLIE 55 F KEEPING HOUSE NC > JOHN 20 M FARM LABORER GA > SALLIE 15 F GA > >113 PATTERSON, JOHN 54 M FARMER 150/200 NC > MAVAN 50 F KEEPING HOUSE SC > JAMES 19 M FARM LABORER SCHOOL GA > POLLY A. 17 F SCHOOL GA > RHODA C. 13 F SCHOOL GA > FLORIDA 10 F SCHOOL GA > LILLA 7 F GA > ELIZA 5 F GA > >114 TALLENT, JESSEE 61 M FARMER 450/600 NC > SADA 52 F KEEPING HOUSE NC > > > > >>A recent conversation with one of my Georgia cousins revealed a family story >>of some of our ancestors going to Arkansas and Texas. These QUEENS would be >>related to my elusive James William QUEEN of N. Georgia (Married Adra >>PATTERSON then Mary Ann "Polly" PATTERSON in Fannin County, GA 1870's). >> >>Does anyone have folks meeting this description? >> >>Thanks, >> >>Charlton >> >> >>==== QUEEN Mailing List ==== >>Visit Reiley Kidd's homepg to view Queen information >>compiled and catagorized by first name: >>http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/2864/ >> >>============================== >>Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >>Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >>http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com > >_________________________________________________________________ >Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Charlton, Patterson living inbetween Queens here. Also, A TALLENT mixed in. Betty Knight 1870 Union Co Census 111 QUEEN, ALFRED 64 M FARMER 100/100 NC 112 QUEEN, LEWIS 64 M FARMER 250/200 NC SALLIE 55 F KEEPING HOUSE NC JOHN 20 M FARM LABORER GA SALLIE 15 F GA 113 PATTERSON, JOHN 54 M FARMER 150/200 NC MAVAN 50 F KEEPING HOUSE SC JAMES 19 M FARM LABORER SCHOOL GA POLLY A. 17 F SCHOOL GA RHODA C. 13 F SCHOOL GA FLORIDA 10 F SCHOOL GA LILLA 7 F GA ELIZA 5 F GA 114 TALLENT, JESSEE 61 M FARMER 450/600 NC SADA 52 F KEEPING HOUSE NC >A recent conversation with one of my Georgia cousins revealed a family >story >of some of our ancestors going to Arkansas and Texas. These QUEENS would >be >related to my elusive James William QUEEN of N. Georgia (Married Adra >PATTERSON then Mary Ann "Polly" PATTERSON in Fannin County, GA 1870's). > >Does anyone have folks meeting this description? > >Thanks, > >Charlton > > >==== QUEEN Mailing List ==== >Visit Reiley Kidd's homepg to view Queen information >compiled and catagorized by first name: >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/2864/ > >============================== >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

This should correct some errors made in my earlier post. Sorry about the mixup, Charlton Descendants of James William Queen Generation No. 1 1. James William1 Queen was born February 1855 in Georgia. He married Elizabeth Best September 10, 1874 in Fannin County, Georgia. Children of James Queen and Elizabeth Best are: + 2 i. Hugh Harrison2 Queen, born September 09, 1875; died November 14, 1954 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. + 3 ii. Wesley Queen, born May 1878; died 1938. 4 iii. Robert Queen, born January 1882. 5 iv. John H Queen, born June 1885. 6 v. Mary F Queen, born April 1888. 7 vi. America Queen, born February 1891. 8 vii. Martha Queen, born July 1895. Generation No. 2 2. Hugh Harrison2 Queen (James William1) was born September 09, 1875, and died November 14, 1954 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. He married (1) Adra Patterson August 11, 1898 in Fannin County, Georgia. He married (2) Mary Ann Patterson January 25, 1903 in Fannin County, Georgia. More About Adra Patterson: Burial: Mobile Baptist Church Cemetery, Fannin County, Georgia Children of Hugh Queen and Adra Patterson are: 9 i. Charles3 Queen, born May 1899 in Georgia; died 1946. + 10 ii. Ernest Frank Wesley Queen, born January 22, 1902 in Copperhill, Polk County, Tennessee; died March 11, 2000 in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. Children of Hugh Queen and Mary Patterson are: + 11 i. Laura Lavada3 Queen, died April 18, 1999 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. + 12 ii. Fred D Queen, born January 26, 1904; died March 07, 1988. + 13 iii. Addie Elizabeth Queen, born September 13, 1905; died March 18, 1998 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. + 14 iv. Annie Jane Queen, born September 13, 1905; died April 1983 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. + 15 v. John Everett Queen, born February 15, 1908 in Fannin Co. GA; died March 27, 1979 in Buford, Gwinnet Co. GA. 3. Wesley2 Queen (James William1) was born May 1878, and died 1938. He married Mary Belle Long. More About Wesley Queen: Burial: Mobile Baptist Church Cemetery, Fannin County, Georgia More About Mary Belle Long: Burial: Mobile Baptist Church Cemetery, Fannin County, Georgia Child of Wesley Queen and Mary Long is: + 16 i. Howard3 Queen, born April 15, 1915; died March 18, 1974. Generation No. 3 10. Ernest Frank Wesley3 Queen (Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born January 22, 1902 in Copperhill, Polk County, Tennessee, and died March 11, 2000 in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. He married (1) Martha Deal. He married (2) Irene Debell Owens September 03, 1926 in Fayette County Courthouse, Lexington, Kentucky, daughter of Charles Owens and Myrtle Gray. Children of Ernest Queen and Martha Deal are: 17 i. Olen4 Queen, born July 14, 19221; died November 19701. + 18 ii. Solen Queen, born July 14, 1922; died October 1985. Children of Ernest Queen and Irene Owens are: + 19 i. Nona Gladys4 Queen, born March 04, 1928. + 20 ii. Myrtle Katherine Queen, born February 08, 1930 in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. + 21 iii. Charles Wesley Queen, born November 29, 1939 in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. 11. Laura Lavada3 Queen (Hugh Harrison2, James William1) died April 18, 1999 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. She married Loyd Lankster. Child of Laura Queen and Loyd Lankster is: + 22 i. Mary Ann Elaine4 Lankster, born July 17, 1933 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. 12. Fred D3 Queen (Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born January 26, 1904, and died March 07, 19882. He married Mable Unknown. Child of Fred Queen and Mable Unknown is: 23 i. Charles4 Queen. 13. Addie Elizabeth3 Queen (Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born September 13, 1905, and died March 18, 1998 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. She married Benjamin Tilman Wilson. Child of Addie Queen and Benjamin Wilson is: + 24 i. Hugh4 Wilson. 14. Annie Jane3 Queen (Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born September 13, 19053, and died April 1983 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia3. She married Huey Viola Hobgood. Child of Annie Queen and Huey Hobgood is: 25 i. Huey Allen4 Hobgood. 15. John Everett3 Queen (Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born February 15, 1908 in Fannin Co. GA, and died March 27, 1979 in Buford, Gwinnet Co. GA. He married Edith Barnes January 03, 1931. Children of John Queen and Edith Barnes are: + 26 i. Evelyn4 Queen, born February 09, 1932 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. + 27 ii. Wade Allen Queen , Sr., born August 19, 1934 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. + 28 iii. Jackie Lamar Queen, born August 29, 1942 in Buford, Gwinnett County, Georgia. 16. Howard3 Queen (Wesley2, James William1) was born April 15, 1915, and died March 18, 1974. He married Mary Belle Weeks June 13, 1945. More About Howard Queen: Burial: Mobile Baptist Church Cemetery, Fannin County, Georgia Military service: Cpl. U.S. Army WWII More About Mary Belle Weeks: Burial: Mobile Baptist Church Cemetery, Fannin County, Georgia Children of Howard Queen and Mary Weeks are: 29 i. Carolyn4 Queen. 30 ii. Catherine Queen. 31 iii. Magdaline Queen. 32 iv. Mary Frances Queen. 33 v. Charles Allen Queen. 34 vi. Robert Young Queen. 35 vii. Nolan Reed Queen. + 36 viii. James Howard Queen, born March 16, 1946 in Fannin County, Georgia. Generation No. 4 18. Solen4 Queen (Ernest Frank Wesley3, Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born July 14, 19227, and died October 19857. Child of Solen Queen is: 37 i. James Solen5 Queen. 19. Nona Gladys4 Queen (Ernest Frank Wesley3, Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born March 04, 1928. She married Grescham Sacra. Child of Nona Queen and Grescham Sacra is: + 38 i. Ernest5 Sacra. 20. Myrtle Katherine4 Queen (Ernest Frank Wesley3, Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born February 08, 1930 in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. She married Paul David Beard 1952 in Lexington, Kentucky. Children of Myrtle Queen and Paul Beard are: 39 i. Donna Jean5 Beard. 40 ii. Paula Kaye Beard, born February 06, 1954. 41 iii. Michele Dee Beard, born June 20, 1958. 42 iv. Loretta Beard, born April 10, 1960. 43 v. Paul David Beard , Jr., born January 20, 1962. 21. Charles Wesley4 Queen (Ernest Frank Wesley3, Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born November 29, 1939 in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. He married (1) Lynn Allen Smith. He married (2) Rosie Yuvonne Gamble September 26, 1965 in Aldersgate UMC, Lexington, Fayette Co. Kentucky, daughter of John Gamble and Zella Mangrum. Children of Charles Queen and Lynn Smith are: 44 i. Lanny Wayne5 Queen, born July 29, 1956 in Lexington, Kentucky8; died October 06, 1992 in Chattanooga, Tennessee8. + 45 ii. Joetta Lynne Queen, born June 21, 1958 in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. Children of Charles Queen and Rosie Gamble are: 46 i. Charlton Leslie5 Queen, born August 26, 1970 in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. + 47 ii. Jonathan Wesley Queen, born June 25, 1975 in Lexington, Fayette County Kentucky. 22. Mary Ann Elaine4 Lankster (Laura Lavada3 Queen, Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born July 17, 1933 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. She married Ernest McArthur June 01, 1952 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. Children of Mary Lankster and Ernest McArthur are: + 48 i. Pamela Elaine5 McArthur, born June 12, 1959 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. 49 ii. Ernie Van McArthur, born December 22, 1970 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. 24. Hugh4 Wilson (Addie Elizabeth3 Queen, Hugh Harrison2, James William1). He married (1) Gay Unknown. He married (2) Gayle Unknown. Children of Hugh Wilson and Gay Unknown are: 50 i. Travis5 Wilson. + 51 ii. Amanda Teal Wilson, born December 11, 1969 in Marietta, , Georgia. Child of Hugh Wilson and Gayle Unknown is: 52 i. Amberly5 Wilson. 26. Evelyn4 Queen (John Everett3, Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born February 09, 1932 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. She married (1) Sterling Brown. She married (2) Colan Brown March 11, 1954 in Fernandina Beach, , Florida. Children of Evelyn Queen and Sterling Brown are: 53 i. Linda5 Brown, born October 16, 1947 in Buford, Gwinnett County, Georgia. She married (1) Ronnie Unknown. She married (2) Leon Purcell January 04, 1980 in Jacksonville, , Florida. 54 ii. Judy Brown, born March 29, 1953 in Macon, ,Georgia. She married Bill Cox October 08, 1979 in Fernandina Beach, , Florida. Children of Evelyn Queen and Colan Brown are: 55 i. Timothy5 Brown, born May 04, 1955 in Fernandina Beach, , Florida. 56 ii. Anthony Brown, born December 12, 1955 in Fernandina Beach, , Florida. 27. Wade Allen4 Queen , Sr. (John Everett3, Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born August 19, 1934 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. He married Bobbie Jean Deaton January 09, 1959 in Buford, Gwinnett County, Georgia. Children of Wade Queen and Bobbie Deaton are: 57 i. Wade Allen5 Queen , Jr., born January 13, 1966 in Buford, Gwinnett County, Georgia. He married Tracey Unknown December 10, 1988 in Buford, Gwinnett County, Georgia. + 58 ii. Julie Queen, born January 01, 1968. 28. Jackie Lamar4 Queen (John Everett3, Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born August 29, 1942 in Buford, Gwinnett County, Georgia. He married Emily Unknown May 26, 1962 in Suwanee, , Georgia. Children of Jackie Queen and Emily Unknown are: + 59 i. Jimmy L.5 Queen, born December 05, 1965 in Duluth, , Georgia. 60 ii. Steven R. Queen, born January 26, 1967 in Buford, Gwinnett County, Georgia. He married Lynne Unknown December 03, 1994 in Opp, , Alabama. 36. James Howard4 Queen (Howard3, Wesley2, James William1) was born March 16, 1946 in Fannin County, Georgia. He married (1) Debbie Newman 1967. He married (2) Patricia Eubanks November 1980 in Pickens County, Georgia. Children of James Queen and Debbie Newman are: + 61 i. James Edward5 Queen, born October 29, 1968 in Polk County, Tennessee. + 62 ii. Julie Amanda Queen, born January 26, 1976. Generation No. 5 38. Ernest5 Sacra (Nona Gladys4 Queen, Ernest Frank Wesley3, Hugh Harrison2, James William1). Children of Ernest Sacra are: + 63 i. Matthew6 Sacra. 64 ii. Amy Sacra. 45. Joetta Lynne5 Queen (Charles Wesley4, Ernest Frank Wesley3, Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born June 21, 1958 in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. She married (1) Philip Keal. She married (2) Roy Franklyn Everett III July 17, 1994 in Red Bank, , Tennessee. Children of Joetta Queen and Philip Keal are: 65 i. Elijah Levi6 Keal, born July 28, 1984 in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. 66 ii. Benjamin Martin Keal, born November 09, 1986 in Lousiville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. Child of Joetta Queen and Roy Everett is: 67 i. Sarah Irene6 Everett, born February 22, 1995 in Chatanooga, , Tennessee. 47. Jonathan Wesley5 Queen (Charles Wesley4, Ernest Frank Wesley3, Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born June 25, 1975 in Lexington, Fayette County Kentucky. He married Irene Palassis December 16, 1995 in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, daughter of John Palassis and Evelyn Poulos. Children of Jonathan Queen and Irene Palassis are: 68 i. Clover Evangelia6 Queen, born May 28, 1998 in Cincinnati, Ohio. 69 ii. Micah Irenios Queen, born January 02, 2000 in Cincinnati, Ohio. 48. Pamela Elaine5 McArthur (Mary Ann Elaine4 Lankster, Laura Lavada3 Queen, Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born June 12, 1959 in Canton, Cherokee County, Georgia. She married Unknown McClure. Child of Pamela McArthur and Unknown McClure is: 70 i. Lacy6 McClure, born May 09, 1989 in Marietta, , Georgia. 51. Amanda Teal5 Wilson (Hugh4, Addie Elizabeth3 Queen, Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born December 11, 1969 in Marietta, , Georgia. She married Jerry Reed Lockaby June 26, 1993 in Lake Arrowhead, Waleska, , Georgia. Children of Amanda Wilson and Jerry Lockaby are: 71 i. Madison Christina6 Lockaby, born January 28, 1994 in Marietta, , Georgia. 72 ii. Emily McCard Lockaby, born January 27, 1997 in Marietta, , Georgia. 58. Julie5 Queen (Wade Allen4, John Everett3, Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born January 01, 1968. She married Paul D. Steedley May 05, 1989 in Buford, Gwinnett County, Georgia. Children of Julie Queen and Paul Steedley are: 73 i. Cody D.6 Steedley, born November 27, 1989. 74 ii. Brady A. Steedley, born October 14, 1994. 75 iii. Mackenzie D. Steedley, born April 07, 1996. 59. Jimmy L.5 Queen (Jackie Lamar4, John Everett3, Hugh Harrison2, James William1) was born December 05, 1965 in Duluth, , Georgia. He married Cynthia Unknown April 03, 1987 in Buford, Gwinnett County, Georgia. Children of Jimmy Queen and Cynthia Unknown are: 76 i. Cara6 Queen, born September 20, 1989 in Gainesville, , Georgia. 77 ii. Anna Queen, born October 10, 1997 in Gainesville, , Georgia. 61. James Edward5 Queen (James Howard4, Howard3, Wesley2, James William1) was born October 29, 1968 in Polk County, Tennessee. He married Jan West. Child of James Queen and Jan West is: 78 i. Justin6 Queen. 62. Julie Amanda5 Queen (James Howard4, Howard3, Wesley2, James William1) was born January 26, 1976. She married Brian Loudermilk. Children of Julie Queen and Brian Loudermilk are: 79 i. Bridget6 Loudermilk. 80 ii. Jacob Loudermilk. Generation No. 6 63. Matthew6 Sacra (Ernest5, Nona Gladys4 Queen, Ernest Frank Wesley3, Hugh Harrison2, James William1). Child of Matthew Sacra is: 81 i. Zoe7 Sacra. ----- Original Message ----- From: "betty knight" <bettyknight@hotmail.com> To: <safetydude@mindspring.com>; <QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 4:35 AM Subject: Re: [QUEEN] Chasing down family rumors/leads > > Charlton, > Patterson living inbetween Queens here. Also, A TALLENT mixed in. > Betty Knight > > 1870 Union Co Census > 111 QUEEN, ALFRED 64 M FARMER 100/100 NC > > 112 QUEEN, LEWIS 64 M FARMER 250/200 NC > SALLIE 55 F KEEPING HOUSE NC > JOHN 20 M FARM LABORER GA > SALLIE 15 F GA > > 113 PATTERSON, JOHN 54 M FARMER 150/200 NC > MAVAN 50 F KEEPING HOUSE SC > JAMES 19 M FARM LABORER SCHOOL GA > POLLY A. 17 F SCHOOL GA > RHODA C. 13 F SCHOOL GA > FLORIDA 10 F SCHOOL GA > LILLA 7 F GA > ELIZA 5 F GA > > 114 TALLENT, JESSEE 61 M FARMER 450/600 NC > SADA 52 F KEEPING HOUSE NC > > > > > >A recent conversation with one of my Georgia cousins revealed a family > >story > >of some of our ancestors going to Arkansas and Texas. These QUEENS would > >be > >related to my elusive James William QUEEN of N. Georgia (Married Adra > >PATTERSON then Mary Ann "Polly" PATTERSON in Fannin County, GA 1870's). > > > >Does anyone have folks meeting this description? > > > >Thanks, > > > >Charlton > > > > > >==== QUEEN Mailing List ==== > >Visit Reiley Kidd's homepg to view Queen information > >compiled and catagorized by first name: > >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/2864/ > > > >============================== > >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > >http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com >

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.