CLEVELAND COUNTY, NC - CEMETERIES - Cleveland Memorial Park, Garden of the Cross Section Queen, John Fletcher Jul 20, 1918 - Jan 15, 1995 "Where there is no vision, the people perish" Proverbs:29:18 <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> QUEENSCASTLE BRANCHES AND BOUGHS http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~donegaleire Homepage/Donegal, Ireland, Poland & Russia Information http://www.geocities.com/postalq Home of Donegal, Ireland Information Site Also Poland & Russia

Haywood County, NC - County Index to NC Marriages Database 235. Carter, Ross Queen, Olive 26 Dec 1832 1223. Parker, John P. Queen, Nancy 18 Jul 1850 1224. Parker, William (Jr.) Queen, Lucinda 11 Oct 1839 1280. Queen, Franklin Mann, Esabel 01 Oct 1844 1281. Queen, Harmon/Hiram Brock, Polly 01 Feb 1824 1282. Queen, James Haynes, Keziah A. 22 Sep 1845 1283. Queen, John Martin, Mary 20 Jan 1838 1284. Queen, John M. Morrow, Sarah C. 24 Sep 1852 1285. Queen, Maxuel Hampton, Mary 29 Oct 1853 1286. Queen, Nathan Rhodes, Jane 18 Feb 1847 1287. Queen, Robert H. Franklin, Nancy E. 18 Aug 1853 1288. Queen, S. P. McMillion, Martha 12 Sep 1867 1289. Queen, Samuel Rinehardt, Susan 19 Jun 1843 1290. Queen, Timothey State, Mary Ann 04 Dec 1816 1291. Queen, Timothy Blaylock, Polly 09 Sep 1838 1292. Quen, Wiliam Bryson, Ely 17 Oct 1829 1327. Reeves, Kindred Queen, Rebekah 07 Oct 1845 "Where there is no vision, the people perish" Proverbs:29:18 <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> QUEENSCASTLE BRANCHES AND BOUGHS http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~donegaleire Homepage/Donegal, Ireland, Poland & Russia Information http://www.geocities.com/postalq Home of Donegal, Ireland Information Site Also Poland & Russia

CLEVELAND COUNTY, NC - CEMETERIES - Cleveland Memorial Park, Sundial Section Queen, Verdie W 1901 - 1971 Queen, Wray 1904 - 1991 "Where there is no vision, the people perish" Proverbs:29:18 <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> QUEENSCASTLE BRANCHES AND BOUGHS http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~donegaleire Homepage/Donegal, Ireland, Poland & Russia Information http://www.geocities.com/postalq Home of Donegal, Ireland Information Site Also Poland & Russia

CLEVELAND COUNTY, NC - CEMETERIES - Cleveland Memorial Park, Veteran Memorial Section Hamrick, Winifred Q 1921 - Hamrick, Clyde O 1917 - 1980 Queen, Juanita K Nov 6, 1926 - Jul 17, 1995 Queen, Charles R Nov 30, 1927 - Jul 4, 1988 "Where there is no vision, the people perish" Proverbs:29:18 <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> QUEENSCASTLE BRANCHES AND BOUGHS http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~donegaleire Homepage/Donegal, Ireland, Poland & Russia Information http://www.geocities.com/postalq Home of Donegal, Ireland Information Site Also Poland & Russia

Dale, Alexander Roper, Barby Sep 4, 1847 Hampton Queen John Dorsey Hall, Robert Queen, Polly Nov 18, 1815 Isaiah Sellers J. Erwin Henson, JH Quin, SJ Nov 11, 1866 TX Coleman EW Dorsey Landers, JB Patton, MS Jan 8, 1861 JW Queen JB Kincaid Queen, Alfred J. Jeffreys, Martha EH Feb 7, 1839 James H. Hall JJ Erwin Queen, Henson Glass, Zelpah Sep 27, 1831 FP Glass J. Erwin Queen, William Patton, Ann May 6, 1824 Joshua Hall AH ErwinSeely, George Queen, Febia Jan 16, 1810 John Martin C. Hildebrand "Where there is no vision, the people perish" Proverbs:29:18 <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> QUEENSCASTLE BRANCHES AND BOUGHS http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~donegaleire Homepage/Donegal, Ireland, Poland & Russia Information http://www.geocities.com/postalq Home of Donegal, Ireland Information Site Also Poland & Russia

CLEVELAND COUNTY, NC - CEMETERIES - Cleveland Memorial Park, Fountain Section Allen, Lewis Jun 13, 1898 - Mar 30, 1963 Allen, Ruth Q Jun 26, 1911 - Jul 23, 1961 Allen, Kathleen H May 29, 1899 - Sep 9, 1928 Queen, Lillian Faye 1902 - 1984 Queen, Jimmy L Jan 11, 1943 - Jun 9, 1968 Queen, R Glenn 1904 - 1978 Wueen, Ada Elizabeth 1892 - 1971 Queen, Vester Leroy 1889 - 1987 Wellmon Alma Q Nov 26, 1915 - Wellmon, Willis Buford Nov 6, 1914 - Oct 2, 1994 Queen, Vetus L 1931 - 1972 Queen, Hannah M 1933 - Queen, Tilden P 1908 - 1997 Queen, Verna E 1908 - 1976 "Where there is no vision, the people perish" Proverbs:29:18 <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> QUEENSCASTLE BRANCHES AND BOUGHS http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~donegaleire Homepage/Donegal, Ireland, Poland & Russia Information http://www.geocities.com/postalq Home of Donegal, Ireland Information Site Also Poland & Russia

CLEVELAND COUNTY, NC - CEMETERIES - Cleveland Memorial Park, Chimes Section Allen, Lucy B Jan 5, 1909 - Jun 10, 1992 Allen, R. Q. Nov 21, 1898 - Dec 9, 1965 Queen, Carrie W 1892 - 1985 Queen, Harley C 1894 - 1975 Queen, Irene H 1920 - Queen, B. L. 1915 - 1998 Queen, Gerald Clayton Nov 18, 1941 - Jul 4, 1942 Queen, Patrica Jean 1953 - 1967 Jones, Wite Q 1890 - 1961 "Where there is no vision, the people perish" Proverbs:29:18 <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> QUEENSCASTLE BRANCHES AND BOUGHS http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~donegaleire Homepage/Donegal, Ireland, Poland & Russia Information http://www.geocities.com/postalq Home of Donegal, Ireland Information Site Also Poland & Russia

CLEVELAND COUNTY, NC - CEMETERIES - Mulls Memorial Baptist Cemetery Queen, Alma P. T. Jan 8, 1922 Jun 19, 1997 Queen, Steven Dwight Jan 5, 1946 Jun 19, 1954 s/o TD & APT Porter, Mary Sue Dec 25, 1929 Apr 17, 1951 Turner, J. Frank Jan 31, 1882 Jun 28, 1966 Turner, Polly Q. Jul 4, 1894 Jan 21, 1951 Queen, G. Benson Feb 28, 1865 Feb 24, 1936 Queen, Sarah Mode Jan 28, 1865 Aug 21, 1940 Turner, Mary Horne Jan 2, 1916 Aug 19, 19876 Turner, John William Dec 18, 1956 Jun 20, 1976 Turner, Lawrence James May 27, 1914 Jan 2, 1977 Hoyle, Susan Etter Feb 20, 1879 Feb 10, 1973 Hoyle, Joseph Peter Jan 23, 1880 Feb 28, 1963 Hoyle, Nettie Edith Aug 11, 1904 Nov 11, 1975 Hoyle, Lee Venner Dec 10, 1905 Apr 29, 1963 Hoyle, Ted May 23, 1933 s/o L. Venner & Nettie Queen, Nancy G. May 11, 1915 Apr 24, 1982 Queen, Marvin L. Mar 25, 1898 Jan 14, 1985 Hunsinger, Norman Cecil May 19, 1940 Nov 18, 1979 Hunsinger, Norman Daniel Dec 31, 1962 Jun 20, 1988 York, Lizzie T. Mar 28, 1912 Sep 21, 1997 York, Thomas W. Jul 17, 1907 Jul 14, 1979 York, J. D. Aug 20, 1916 Aug 8, 1978 York, Lawson A. Feb 10, 1913 Jun 20, 1970 "Where there is no vision, the people perish" Proverbs:29:18 <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> QUEENSCASTLE BRANCHES AND BOUGHS http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~donegaleire Homepage/Donegal, Ireland, Poland & Russia Information http://www.geocities.com/postalq Home of Donegal, Ireland Information Site Also Poland & Russia

Hi all, > > REGARDING THE FOLLOWING FROM GENE: > > > ...Assume that this is William Queen, son of Henson Queen of ca 1742 and > > Sarah Hampton Queen? Also assume that this is father of Samuel Patton > > Queen who was born on 12-16-1833 in MACON Co.? Further, assume that the > > oldest female is Mary Ann Patton, wife of William.) Please note that > > there are differing assumptions concerning the ancestor of this William > > Queen. > > > > Macon Co. Marriages: > > Maxwell Queen and Sela Rose 12-20-1832 by H. G. Woodfin, Deputy Clerk > > Wm. B. Morgan and Mary Queen 2-3-1833 by John Hall, Clerk > > Jessey Sherrill and Margaret Queen 10-26-1833 > > John Turner and Mary Queen 11-8-1834 > > > ******* > I have spent today going over the posts of the last several days, plus what > I have in my database. > > The William who is listed in the 1830 Macon Co. census (which is asked if he > could be the son of Henson). I imagine it could be the son of Henson as he > had a son William. However, that William I don't think could be the father > of Samuel Patton Queen. Now, I am not sure where my data on Samuel Patton > Queen came from, but I have that his father was Samuel Queen who had wife > Nancy. I'm sure that came from somone on the list, so if you have info on > Sam Patton Queen, please set us straight. > > Also, I am intrigued by the land deed dated 1832. According to that census > (1830 Macon), Josiah Jones (as noted by Gene) lived next door to a James > Queen. Now this ties into William Queen born 1716 in MD, son of Timothy > MacQueen. > As stated in Reiley's post, William's daughter Catherine married Josiah > Jones in 1806. The James Queen living next door to the Jones's could be the > son of William Lewis, Jr. (grandson of William 1716) who married Sarah > Jones in 1802, except that that James would have been born about 1777 or so, > so the age would be wrong although it would make good sense. It may also be > the son of Thomas ( son of William 1716). And as Gene has suggested (which > makes a good case for Samuel to be a son of William)that this could be the > James Queen who was married to Isabella Bryson, and the son of Samuel. > > Virgina Jane Queen b. 1787 (grandaughter of William 1716) and daughter of > William Lewis, Jr., married Joshua Hall. They had a son John Hall b. 1810 > who could be the John on page 32. > > It "looks" like these folks are all "family" which, if this James is the son > of Samuel, certainly could tie him to William of 1716. > > It appears the more info we find, the more confused I get! > > Carol >

Hi All, In light of the recent discussions on Queen/Hall/Jones, I went over some of my records. I have partial copies from a book entitled "RUTHERFORD COUNTY, NC. WILL AND MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS 1783-1868" by James E. & Vivian Wooley. Does anyone have access to the entire book? Here is a will I found (it happens to be on the same page as a Queen will). I only had copies of Queen references made, well, actually Mandy had someone do these look ups and they made us copies of all Queen references from the book and this Jones will happens to be on one of those pages. Very interesting. Is this Sarah Jones *****, daughter of the said John, the wife of James Queen (brother of Joseph H. who married Ursula). Page 58. 17 July 1826 Recorded, Sept. Court 1826 I, JOHN JONES, being sick and weak in body but of perfect mind & memory. I give to my wife, SARAH JONES, 100 acres of land, also all stock, tools, & household furniture to dispose of as she thinks proper. I give my dtr. MARY PATTON, 10 shillings at the decease of her mother. I give to my son, THOMAS JONES, 28 acres of land of the old tract. I give to my son DAVID JONES, I give the 100 acres that I lent to my wife until her death. To my dtr. JANE BALDRIDGE, I forgive the interest of a note of $100 that I hold of hers. I give to my dtr. NANNY JONES, that 15 acres where DAVID lives & 30 acres joining known as the Edwards survey & 27 acres of the old survey. I give unto JOHN P. JONES, 10 shillings at his mother's death. I give to my dtr. ***SARAH JONES****, 72 1/2 acres of land of the old survey, joining DAVID & NANNY below & ELIZABETH above. I give to ELIZABETH JONES, 72 1/2 acres of the old survey, joining THOMAS & SARAH. I give to my dtr. FRANCES ELENDER CURRY, $30 at the death of her mother. I appoint THOMAS JONES & DAVID JONES my executors. Wit. WILLIAM ADAIR, jurat. THOMAS MARLOW, jurat. Signed: JOHN JONES "Where there is no vision, the people perish" Proverbs:29:18 <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< <>< ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> QUEENSCASTLE BRANCHES AND BOUGHS http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~donegaleire Homepage/Donegal, Ireland, Poland & Russia Information http://www.geocities.com/postalq Home of Donegal, Ireland Information Site Also Poland & Russia

Elaine, please come in on this and straighten me out, Gayle's post appears to be an extremely promising link to the Hugh Queen of GA. who, I believe, is noted as a son of the Samuel and Nancy Queen, who first appeared (Joseph, Hugh and Samuel) in GA on the 1840 census of Habersham, then Hugh appeared in Rabun Co., GA in 1846 concerning, "I, Hugh Queen, do hereby certify that if ever I said that James Hunnicutt stole a hog or hogs that I was in a passion and said it for the purpose of aggrevation....". Hugh then appears in 1850 Rabun Co and later census reports. Key data: Hugh Queen, (born 1808-1811 NC) m. 1st Elizabeth H. Woodall ....dau Martha J. Queen (b. ca 1835 GA) ....son John W. Queen (b. ca 1838 GA) ....many other children, but key point is that was in GA for 1835 birth of Martha J. If this is the same man, then he was in Macon, NC in 1832 (probably near Joseph) and in GA by 1835 (certainly near Joseph in 1840). Perfect timing for the break-up of the Queen clan in the Cullowhee area of NC around the time of death of William Lewis Queen, Sr.???? Gene

Reference Gayle's post: 12-25-1832 Macon Co, NC John Hall pays $8.20 regarding land on Which John Jones & Josiah Jones now live, adj. line of Robert Hall & land on which Hugh Queen now lives. Note: Josiah Jones, apparently the one who married Catherine Queen, was on 1830 Macon census next to James Queen, probable son of Samuel of 1776-1780. Note: 1830 Haywood census, Joseph Queen listed next to same Samuel. Note: 1840 Habersham Co., Ga census lists Joseph Queen (age 40<50) on pg 137 and a Hugh Queen (age 20<30) two names later on same page: Hugh Queen, age 20<30 Female, age 20<30 Male, age <5 (2 of 'em) Female, age <5 So, was this Hugh Queen in 1840 Ga. the same Hugh in 1832 Macon? Did Joseph have a son, Hugh? My notes do not reflect that either identified son of William Lewis Queen, Sr. had a child named Hugh. For your pondering. Gene

Pondering Carol's post and certain data a bit deeper forces me to share the following observations for consideration: James H. Queen who married Isabella Bryson was born in 1808. William Lewis Queen, Jr. had a son James Smith Queen (b. 1819) m. Kizzie Haynes (the Haynes name again). Thus, I rule out James H. as being son of William Lewis, Jr. for this reason if not for the other reasons previously stated. I have no record of William Lewis Queen, Sr. naming a son Samuel. Yet in the early 1830's there William Sr. was in Macon, his son Joseph in Macon, his daughter Catherine Jones (wife of Josiah) probably in Macon....and perhaps a stone's throw across the county line was Samuel Queen of 1776-1780 in Haywood and another Samuel Queen of 1759 (son of old William) in the Caney Fork area of Haywood. Nope, I'm not implying that Samuel of 1776-80 was a son of William Sr. I certainly don't believe that he was a son of old William (the two Samuel problem if nothing else). Could the Samuel of 1776-80 have been the son of Samuel of 1759? Questions, questions, but I don't have the answers. Gene

Hi Carol and all, Very much appreciate Carol's response to the Macon Co observations. Two points of clarification/confusion? 1. Who was that William age 20<30 on 1830 Macon census? I neither agree nor disagree with assumptions as to the father of this William. What intrigues me most is that Samuel Patton Queen was reportedly born on 12-16-1833 in MACON Co. This is a key time frame for some Queen activity associated with a number of Queens. Other assumptions concerning William are these possibilities: Samuel Queen (age 70 on 1850 Rabun Co., GA census) m. Nancy ...son Hugh Queen (b. 1808-1811 NC) m. 1st Elizabeth H. Woodall ........dau Martha J. Queen (b. 1835 GA) ........son John W. Queen (b. 1838 GA) ...son William Queen (b. 1800-1803 m. 5-6-1824 Burke) m. Mary Ann Patton ........son Samuel Patton Queen (b. 12-16-1833 Macon) Please note that neither the link of Samuel Patton to this William nor the link of this William to Samuel are necessarily absolute. Neither can I forget that this Samuel aged 70 in 1850 Rabun fits the age of the Samuel who was in 1840 Habersham, Ga and 1830 Haywood Co., NC. Makes that Hugh, above, most interesting in light of Gayle's post of a Hugh in Macon in 1832/33 on land adjoining Josiah Jones. 2. The identity of the James Queen on 1830 Macon is fairly solid, although I'm always in the market for and digging for more evidence. The Cullowhee and Bryson Branch area of Macon were the early stomping grounds for James and Isabella Bryson Queen. Their first child and only daughter, (another Martha J.! ,my Alfred's first dau was also Martha J.!), was buried in the Cullowhee Baptist Church cemetery in 1848. A son of Samuel (b. ca 1776-1780) drops from the census listing of 1830 Haywood (probably on the Haywood Co side of the Cullowhee area) while a James Queen of the "proper" age appears in Macon County census of 1830 where his wife's folks lived. He had married on 10-17-1829. A few years later, on 2-3-1833, Mary Queen, a daughter of Samuel, marries Wm B. Morgan in Macon County. In the early 1830's William L. Queen shows up in Macon, reportedly living with son, Joseph (who was listed on 1830 Haywood census). It certainly appears to me that there was a gathering of the Queen clan in the Cullowhee/Webster area in the early 1830's for some reason. Another group of the folks were gathering in the Caney Fork area in the 1820's and early 1830's while Mary Queen Hemphill was in the Scotts Creek area. There's always room for doubt when dealing with circumstantial evidence; but for now, I'd take it to the bank that this James Queen was the man who married Isabella Bryson and that his father was the Samuel Queen of 1776-1780. I'm not asking others to accept it, only consider it. Thanks, Gene

The history of my GG Grandfather Jameson Queen is interesting. I'm attaching his family record. Although some records show his first wifes name to be Jones, family records show her name to be Jeffrey's. His second wife Annie is shown in the census to be an occupant of his house, family history indicates that Mary Jeffrey's was ill for several years before she died and I assume that Annie was brought in to tend to the family along with Mary Queen. The controversy is over the ancestry of Annie. Half of the family is convinced that her proper name was Annie Griffin (half breed Cherokee) and the rest deny that as a vicious 160 year old rumor. Her name in the census records is listed as Whisenhunt, a Swiss name and I guess the truth is somewhere in between. I show one additional child to the union of Jameson and Mary; Eugene Queen, dob unknown. No This is not a joke, we all suspected that Gene was a bit long in the tooth, but would have guessed ? Glad to see that Reiley, Gene and Mandy are still stirring the pot. Don ----- Original Message ----- From: "Reiley Kidd" <radcrk@home.com> To: <QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2001 9:31 AM Subject: [QUEEN] Hall and Jones data > Okay, Gene and Mandy, > You've goaded me into this search of yours, even though it's not my line! > I decided to go through the big data base I put together, gleaned from this list when it was so incredibly productive a few years ago, and searched on HALL and JONES. > Below I've pasted in the results. > Those who want the footnotes, just e-mail me and I'll send you the document as a file. > Reiley Kidd > Seattle > > HALL MENTIONS IN RK's QUEEN DOCUMENT > > 1807 - Jane Queen, daughter of William Lewis Queen, Sr. marries Joshua Hall, 11-5-1807, Rutherford Co., NC; bondsman, William L. Queen. > Said to be the daughter of William L. Queen, and full name Virginia Jane Queen. Also said to have moved to Webster, NC with Joshua and family (and, by implication, her father William Lewis Queen in 1829. Originally in Haywood Co., this area was in Jackson Co., NC after the formation of that county from Macon and Haywood Co.s in 1851. > This family is living in Macon Co. NC in 1850, dw. # 833. > > 1815 - Burke Co., NC marriage bond for Polly Queen and Robert Hall, dated 18 Nov. 1815. > > 1827 - Rutherford Co., NC marriage bond for Polly Queen and David Hall, dated March 11, > 1827, bondsman James Queen. > > 1833 - Macon Co., NC marriage bond dated 3 Feb. 1833 for William B. Morgan and Mary Queen ("daughter of Samuel Queen"), Record # 01 008, Bondsman: Ruddy Morgan, Witness: John Hall (Clerk, Bond #: 000077746. > > 1834 - Macon Co., NC marriage bond dated 8 Nov. 1834 for John Turner and Mary Queen ("of Haywood County"), Record # 01 011, Bondsen: Joseph Turner; Joshua Hall, Witness: Joel Simonds, Bond # 000078137. > > 1840 - the federal census for Rutherford Co., NC includes (p. 261) Jane Queen; (p. 302) James Quean; (p. 305) Alfred Quean, James Quean, Jimson Queen; and p. 339, William A. Queen age 30-39 (100001-021001, no slaves). Many Parkers and Elijah Hall adjacent. > > 1850 - Rutherford Co. NC federal census shows Sarah Queen living alone, age 65, b. NC. Next door on one side is George and Darcus Taylor, both age 29; and on the other are Mary Hall, 40F and daughter Elizabeth, age 17. This Mary Hall is apparently Mary Queen Hall, the widow of David Hall, whom she married in Rutherford Co. 11 March 1827. > Nearby (apparently all in Whiteside settlement) are Merith Queen, Richard Queen and William Queen. > > JONES MENTIONS IS RK's QUEEN DOCUMENT > > > 1761 - 11 Feb., Benjamin Roberts of Anson Co. NC, planter to WILLIAM QUEEN of same, planter, for 30 pds. proc. money...part of 200 A granted to Robt. Mills 24 Mar 1747, conveyed to Wm Stone, then to Richd Downs, then to Benjamin Roberts...on bank of Little River, adj. Stone & William Crittenden, 100 A...Benjamin Roberts (seal), Wit: Sam'l Ratliff, Wm. Jones (x) 11 Feb. 1761. > The Little River is in present-day Montgomery Co. > > 1806 - Catherine Queen, probable daughter of William Lewis Queen, Sr., marries Josiah Jones, 2-13-1806, Rutherford Co., NC, surety Meredith Queene. > > 1810 - Rutherford Co. NC deed from William Jones to James Queen. > > 1812 - Rutherford Co. NC marriage bond for Robert Hemphill and Mary Queen dated Nov. 15, 1812, Record #: 01 138, Bondsman: Edward Jones, Witness: A Crow, Justice of the Peace, Bond # 000134084. > > 1821 - Rutherford Co. NC deed from John Jones to Joseph Queen. Is said to have married Ursula Jones, perhaps dau. of John Jones. > > 1824 - 16 Feb. Rutherford Co. NC will of John Jones rec July 1825 names daughter "Usley Queen". > > 1831 - Rutherford Co., NC marriage bond for Andrew H. Sims and MRS. Nancy Queen, widow, dated 31 March 1831, Record #01 281, Bondsman: Josiah Jones, Witness: Jos Taylor, Justice of the Peace, Bond #: 000136035. This couple is found on the 1850 RCNC census, Dw. # 868. > > 1832 - 29 March, Rutherford Co., NC - James Queen is surety for the marriage bond of Jonathan H. Jones and Polly Hunt. > > 1845 - Rutherford Co. NC will of James Queen dated 22 March 1844, recorded June Court 1845, names wife Sarah Queen and son Hampton Queen. He also gives to Jameson Queen a portion of his plantation, but the will evidently doesn't specify relationship. Jamison Queen and James Haul appointed executors. (Other sources say that Jameson was son of this James Queen.) The will was witnessed by Alfred Jones and Edward Upton. > Rutherford County, NC Record Of Estates, Volume B, Pages 548-550 - A list of the sale of the personal property of estate of James Queen decd and held the 31st day of July, 1845 - Purchasers: Alfred Jones, Wm W. Jones, John Crow, Jno Taylor, W H Taylor, Jamison Queen, James Jonson, Elizabeth Jonson, Robert Jamson, Hampton Queen, Widow, W.A. Queen, H.H. Houser, A.J. Queen, B.G. Grayson, Thomas Painger, John Hix, A.H. Sims, J. Queen, John Queen, Levi Towry, John Pealton. > Rutherford County, NC Record Of Estates, Volume B, Pages 551, gives an inventory of his property. > No date - Roger Adcock reports that a Cleveland Co., NC descendant states that James and Sarah Jones Queen were the parents of Mary (abt. 1801- ), Pleasant (abt 1810 - ), Letty (1815- ), Alfred J. (1817 - ), Richard Merideth (1817 - ), James Jameson (1818 - ) and Hamilton (or Hampton (no birth date). > > > The Posey Downs book, "The Captain Benjamin Newton-William Downs and Other Lineage History", states that Jamason Queen was born 17 May 1818 and married Mary Jones (b. 17 April 1819) on August 15, 1839. Their children were Sarah E. Queen, J.W. Queen, J.H. Queen and M.A. Queen. After the death of Mary Jones Queen, Jamason Queen married Anna Griffin, b. 4-20-1840, and they had 3 more children - William Grant Queen, Wade Hampton Queen, and Pinkney Gaither Queen. > This Jamason Queen died 22 June 1901, and is buried in the cemetery at First Methodist Church in Lincoln Co., NC. > > no date - a query in the NC Genealogical Society Journal states: "Seeking information on the John W. Queen, Sr. (b. 1774 Montgomery Co., NC, son of Henson Queen, Sr.), to Rutherford Co. ca. 1811; to Burke Co. (now McDowell) ca 1816; to Macon Co. in 1830's, where he died bet. 1850-1860. Known sons James (md. Sarah Jones), Henson (md. Zilpha Glass), John W. (md. Martha Hickey)." This query MA be in error. Others show the James who married Sarah Jones to be the son of William Lewis Queen, Sr. > > > > ==== QUEEN Mailing List ==== > Visit Carol's homepg to view old Queen documents: > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/6587/Qdoc.html >

Hi all, REGARDING THE FOLLOWING FROM GENE: > ...Assume that this is William Queen, son of Henson Queen of ca 1742 and > Sarah Hampton Queen? Also assume that this is father of Samuel Patton > Queen who was born on 12-16-1833 in MACON Co.? Further, assume that the > oldest female is Mary Ann Patton, wife of William.) Please note that > there are differing assumptions concerning the ancestor of this William > Queen. > > Macon Co. Marriages: > Maxwell Queen and Sela Rose 12-20-1832 by H. G. Woodfin, Deputy Clerk > Wm. B. Morgan and Mary Queen 2-3-1833 by John Hall, Clerk > Jessey Sherrill and Margaret Queen 10-26-1833 > John Turner and Mary Queen 11-8-1834 > ******* I have spent today going over the posts of the last several days, plus what I have in my database. The William who is listed in the 1830 Macon Co. census (which is asked if he could be the son of Henson). I imagine it could be the son of Henson as he had a son William. However, that William I don't think could be the father of Samuel Patton Queen. Now, I am not sure where my data on Samuel Patton Queen came from, but I have that his father was Samuel Queen who had wife Nancy. I'm sure that came from somone on the list, so if you have info on Sam Patton Queen, please set us straight. Also, I am intrigued by the land deed dated 1832. According to that census (1830 Macon), Josiah Jones (as noted by Gene) lived next door to a James Queen. Now this ties into William Queen born 1716 in MD, son of Timothy MacQueen. As stated in Reiley's post, William's daughter Catherine married Josiah Jones in 1806. The James Queen living next door to the Jones's could be the son of William Lewis, Jr. (grandson of William 1716) who married Sarah Jones in 1802, except that that James would have been born about 1777 or so, so the age would be wrong although it would make good sense. It may also be the son of Thomas ( son of William 1716). And as Gene has suggested (which makes a good case for Samuel to be a son of William)that this could be the James Queen who was married to Isabella Bryson, and the son of Samuel. Virgina Jane Queen b. 1787 (grandaughter of William 1716) and daughter of William Lewis, Jr., married Joshua Hall. They had a son John Hall b. 1810 who could be the John on page 32. It "looks" like these folks are all "family" which, if this James is the son of Samuel, certainly could tie him to William of 1716. It appears the more info we find, the more confused I get! Carol

Hi! I'm looking for a John E. Queen, married to a Mahala or Mahalia Chandler in Cape Girardeau, MO in 1834. I can't find parents or anything on either one of them. This has been my "brick wall" for over a year. I know there were Chandlers living in that area of MO for many years. They are both buried in Rowen Cemetery in Makanda, IL. I also know of one son he had, Joh Marion Queen with Priscilla Queen, both died in 1916 within 3 days of each other and are buried in Stearns Cemetery somewhere in Southern IL, Perry or Jackson Co., I think. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. R Graf

In response to Gayle's question: 1830 Burke Co, NC census, pg 114 John Queen Male 50<60 Female 50<60 Male 20<30 Female 20<30 Female 15<20 (2) Male 10<15 On pg 115 are: Job Upton, John Brackett, William Brackett, Stephen Hunt, John West, Edward Upton, William Queen. Gene

Hi Louise, Hoping that you will review and add to/correct the following notes I took during our phone conversation on 1/2/01: Samuel Slate m. Mary and was on 1790 Halifax Co, VA census. 1776 filed for land in part of Halifax which became Pittsylvania, Co, VA. Will Probated on 1-20-1806 and children listed. Children: John (b. ca 1763) listed on 1820 or 30 Buncombe Co census and maybe later Haywood Samuel Slate (b. 1759-1761) m. Betty Osbrook William N. Slate to Clayburn, Tn Abram Slate Francis Slate Isham Slate Sarah Slate Nancy Slate Mary Slate Lucy Slate Onie Slate m. Coleman Morris ...A James (?) Slate may have moved to Rabun Co, GA or married a Rabun. ...Check also on Sclate on 1830 or 1840 Haywood Census ...Slate marriages in Buncombe and Haywood Counties. (.....John A. Queen (b. 1789-90 VA) m. #2 Frances/Fannie Moved Henry Co., TN; Webster TX, Wright Co.?? On 1830 Census of ___________ and 1850 MO.?) Gene's info follows. Does any of this fit any of yours? 1810 Haywood County Census, page 73 (alpha order) John Slate Male 45+ (= born prior to 1765) Female 26-45 Male 10<16 (1) Female 10<16 (2) (= born 1794-1800) Female <10 (2) Male <10 (2) (=born 1800-1810) Marriage bonds Haywood Co: 12-4-1816 Mary Ann State (Slate) m. Timothey Queen w/Samul Queen bondsman 7-18-1829 Joseph Slate m. Betty Ann Smith w/William Haynes bondsman 12-17-1833 John Slate, Jr. m. Mary Haynes, dau of Wm Haynes 1860 Haywood County Census (The dates certainly work with 1810 census) Polly Queen, age 63 (= born ca 1797) John Slate, age 97 (=born 1763) Thanks for any corrections/additional info. I will try and check Buncombe County census info during the coming week. Gene

Thanks for stirring the old research juices! Tinkering again with the Josiah Jones (b. ca 1780-90) and living beside James Queen in 1830 Macon. My tentative conclusion, perhaps inaccurate, is that the Josiah Jones who married Catherine Queen on 2-13-1806 in Rutherford Co. was the Josiah Jones of the 1830 Macon census and not the Josiah of the 1830 and 1840 Rutherford census. Reason: The Josiah of 1830/40 Rutherford would have been 6-16 yr of age at time of marriage; the Josiah of 1830 Macon would have been 16-26 yr of age. Concerns: Where were Josiah and Catherine in 1810 and 1820 and why were they (if true) living near James H. and Isabella Queen in 1830 Macon? Has anyone on this list researched the Josiah Jones family? Any listing of children and ages? Riley's info and/or that from others suggests possibility/probability that Joseph Queen married Ursula(Usley) Jones, dau of John Jones, and that Joseph Queen was in Macon County in early1830's and lived next door to Samuel Queen of ca 1776-1780 at the time of the 1830 Haywood census. Macon County was probably a stone's throw away from where Samuel and Joseph lived in 1830...or the census taker crossed the county line (Macon was established in 1828, if I recall correctly). The 1821 Rutherford Co. NC deed to Joseph Queen is very interesting, if this is the same Joseph who married Ursula Jones. (There was a Joseph Queen in Haywood in early 1820. Was it the same Joseph if he was living with his father, William, in Rutherford in 1810 and buying land in Rutherford in 1821??) Also intriguing is the info from Riley that Joshua Hall and Jane Queen were in Webster, NC area in 1829. This, potentially, puts the following folk in the Cullowhee/Webster area in 1829/1835: Samuel Queen (of 1776-1780), Joseph Queen, Jane Queen Hall, Catherine Queen Jones, Hugh Queen and William Lewis Queen, Sr.? If the Hugh Queen came from Rutherford, along with most of the others, I'm guessing that it is the Hugh born ca 1784-1794. Was this Hugh (Houston?) residing in Macon in 1832/33 and near James and Isabella Queen the source of the name Houston for Samuel Houston Queen born in 1838, son of James and Isabella? If so, why? What if, old Hugh of 1810 Rutherford and born prior to 1765 had the following sons: Samuel Queen (b. ca 1776-1780) probable father of James H of 1808 and Alfred of 1810 Hugh Queen (b. ca 1784-1794) Hugh Queen, Sr family of 1810 Rutherford still at home: Male b. prior to 1765 Female b. prior to 1765 Male b. 1784-1794 Female b. 1784-1794 (2 of 'em) Female b. 1794-1800) (3 of 'em) Male b. 1800-1810 (2 of 'em) Hugh Queen (Jr) family of 1810 Rutherford: Male b. 1784-1794 (guess is that he was born near 1784; wife & children ages) Female b. 1765-1784) Male b. 1800-1810 Female b. 1800-1810 Has anyone researched the Hugh Queen, Sr family of 1810 Rutherford? Any earlier listing anywhere on a Hugh Queen born prior to 1765? Will ponder some other postings later. Old info from Rutherford (have full census details on these if anyone needs them). Corrections always welcomed. 1800 Rutherford, NC census pg 138 (census in alpha order): John Queen (b. ca 1774-1784) William Queen (b. prior to 1755) Samuel Queen (b. ca 1755-1774) William Queen (b prior to 1755 assuming he's oldest male) Merideth Queen (b. ca 1774-1784) Timothy Queen (b. prior to 1755 assuming he's oldest male) Timothy Queen (b. ca 1755-1774) 1810 Rutherford, pg 128 pt 429 (census in alpha order): William Queen Sr (b. prior to 1765) Richard Queen (b. ca 1765-1784) Hugh Queen (b. ca 1784-1794) Hugh Queen Sr (b. prior to 1765) William Queen Jr (b. ca 1765-1784) 1820 Rutherford (Dang it, I've misplaced it) 1830 Rutherford: James Queen, pg 461A (b. ca 1770-1780) John Hix, pg 467 (b. ca 1760-1770) John Hix, Jr., pg 467 (b. ca 1790-1800) Queen Hix, pg 467 (b. ca 1790-1800) Richard Queen, pg 467 (b. ca 1770-1780) Charles Queen, pg 467 (b. ca 1800-1810) William Brackett, pg 467 (b. ca 1770-1780) George Queen, pg 467 (b. ca 1790-1800) John H.(?) Jones, pg 467 (b. ca 1780-1790) Josiah Jones, pg 467 (b. ca 1790-1800) William A. Queen, pg 467 (b. ca 1800-1810) Hugh Queen, pg 482 (b. ca 1760-1770) George Quin (Quen?), pg 503 (b. ca 1800-1810) Peggy Quin (Quen?), pg 503 (b. ca 1790-1800) James Quens(?), pg 503 (b. ca 1800-1810) Merody Quens(?), pg 503 (b. ca 1770-1780) 1840 Rutherford: James Quean (Queen?), pg 302 (b. ca 1800-1810) Jas (Jos?) Quean, pg 305 (b. ca 1770-1780) Jimson Quean (Queen?), pg 305 (b. ca 1810-1820) J.(?) Jones, pg 305 (b. ca 1800-1810) Josiah Jones, pg 305 (b. 1790-1800) Alfred Quean, pg 305 (b. ca 1810-1820)