My apologies for my previous message. I was unaware that all that MIME "stuff" would be sent. Gene

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------AB900BF489A973DD223551EB Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi Sherry Burke and all, Sherry, I'm forwarding this to QUEEN-L in the hopes that you will receive the message there...since your post was to the list....and my attempt to reach you directly failed per the following note from administrator. Thanks, Gene --------------AB900BF489A973DD223551EB Content-Type: message/rfc822; name="nsmail4E.TMP" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline; filename="nsmail4E.TMP" Return-path: <> Received: from DIRECTORY-DAEMON by InfoAve.Net (PMDF V5.2-33 #38707) id <01JOXROQT8CWA3CUB8@InfoAve.Net> for EQUEEN@InfoAve.Net (ORCPT rfc822;EQueen@lexcominc.net); Tue, 2 May 2000 20:38:42 EDT Received: from smtp01.infoave.net ("port 1448"@[165.166.0.26]) by InfoAve.Net (PMDF V5.2-33 #38707) with ESMTP id <01JOXRO0HT109FR99Q@InfoAve.Net> for EQueen@lexcominc.net; Tue, 02 May 2000 20:38:03 -0400 (EDT) Received: from stjohns.se.mediaone.net ("port 46024"@[24.129.0.68]) by SMTP00.InfoAve.Net (PMDF V5.2-33 #38708) with ESMTP id <01JOXRNX9UVA8WW76Y@SMTP00.InfoAve.Net> for EQueen@lexcominc.net; Tue, 02 May 2000 20:37:53 -0400 (EDT) Date: Tue, 02 May 2000 20:37:25 -0400 From: Mail Administrator <postmaster@se.mediaone.net> Subject: Mail System Error - Returned Mail To: EQueen@lexcominc.net Reply-to: Mail Administrator <postmaster@se.mediaone.net> Message-id: <FTYKED02.NEF@stjohns.se.mediaone.net> MIME-version: 1.0 Content-type: multipart/report; report-type=delivery-status; Boundary="===========================_ _= 2472229(21644+16753272)" Original-recipient: rfc822;EQueen@lexcominc.net X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 --===========================_ _= 2472229(21644+16753272) Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit This Message was undeliverable due to the following reason: The following destination addresses were unknown (please check the addresses and re-mail the message): SMTP <address1> Please reply to <postmaster@se.mediaone.net> if you feel this message to be in error. --===========================_ _= 2472229(21644+16753272) Content-Type: message/delivery-status Content-Disposition: inline Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Reporting-MTA: dns; stjohns.se.mediaone.net Received-From-MTA:dns; mrin2.se.mediaone.net (24.129.0.110) Arrival-Date: Tue, 2 May 2000 20:37:23 -0400 Final-Recipient: rfc822;address1 Diagnostic-Code: smtp;551 User unknown Action: failed Status: 5.1.6 Last-Attempt-Date: Tue, 2 May 2000 20:37:25 -0400 --===========================_ _= 2472229(21644+16753272) Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Return-Path: <EQueen@lexcominc.net> Received: from mrin2.se.mediaone.net ([24.129.0.110]) by stjohns.se.mediaone.net (Netscape Messaging Server 4.1) with ESMTP id FTYKEB00.DM8 for <mazel@se.mediaone.net>; Tue, 2 May 2000 20:37:23 -0400 Received: from chmls12.mediaone.net (chmls12.mediaone.net [24.128.1.214]) by mrin2.se.mediaone.net (8.8.7/8.8.7) with ESMTP id UAA27943 for <mazel@se.mediaone.net>; Tue, 2 May 2000 20:39:09 -0400 (EDT) Received: from smtp01.infoave.net (smtp01.infoave.net [165.166.0.26]) by chmls12.mediaone.net (8.8.7/8.8.7) with ESMTP id UAA01515 for <mazel@mediaone.net>; Tue, 2 May 2000 20:37:25 -0400 (EDT) Received: from lexcominc.net ("port 1050"@[207.144.143.138]) by SMTP00.InfoAve.Net (PMDF V5.2-33 #38709) with ESMTP id <01JOXRM54FOK8Y5776@SMTP00.InfoAve.Net> for mazel@mediaone.net; Tue, 2 May 2000 20:36:27 EDT Date: Tue, 02 May 2000 20:36:01 -0400 From: O Eugene Queen <EQueen@lexcominc.net> Subject: Isaac Queen To: Sherry Burke <mazel@mediaone.net> Message-id: <390F7470.108AE0FF@lexcominc.net> Organization: Home MIME-version: 1.0 X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.7 [en]C-CCK-MCD NSCPCD47 (Win98; I) Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit X-Accept-Language: en Hi Sherry, If I read your recent post to QUEEN-L correctly, your links include: Isaac W. Queen (b. ca 1806-1809) ...George Washington Queen (b. 11-6-1838 TN) ......Isaac Wiley Queen (b. 1868) m. Mae Pulliman .........Geneva M. Queen m. Mr. Griffith By chance, do you have any info regarding Isaac W. Queen of ca 1806 you'd be interested in sharing? I'm still trying to find parents and siblings for him. Thanks, Gene --===========================_ _= 2472229(21644+16753272)-- --------------AB900BF489A973DD223551EB--

Hi all I just read your email and wanted you to know that Grayson Queen was my grandfather's brother. My gf was Isaac w. Queen of Fannin Ga. Grayson's wife last name was Moll. I have more info on this set of Queens but have to organize it. My Mom was Geneva Queen, Her brothers were George, Isaac( JR) and Morris (James). still living .Sisters were Lillian and Martha both are still living. I will try and find out more if you want it Sherry JRedmondsr@aol.com wrote: > Hi Queen List > Spent part of this past week digging for Queens in North Ga. and N. C. Monday > the wife and I played like ducks in the rain. We checked out three Cool > Springs Church cemeteries. One was in Tate, GA, one near Price, GA, and one > between Clarkesville and Helen Ga. > There were no Queens buried at the cemetery in Tate. We were lucky enough to > talk to the church secretary. They had a ledger of the cemetery there. I > found one Hogan there which is my material grandmother's surname. needless to > said I will surly check this out. We talked to a gentleman in a restaurant > where we had stopped about Queens. Bingo, he knew of a Queen who lived near > there in Tate. The gentle man was nice enough to give my phone number to Mr. > Queen, and he called the next day. We didn't get back home until Thursday. I > returned his called and he was eager to discuss the Queens. He had been > working on his wife's family and is just getting started on the Queens. It is > his understanding that there is or was there sets of Queen's in Fannin Co. > According to him they do not/did not claim kin to each other. (I've hear that > before) He mention that he had heard of a Grayson Queen but couldn't give me > any detail about him. It is Grayson, Granson, or Grandson I'm still lost on > this one. > Question; Are any of you familiar with the Daws or Dawson ledgers. If so > would one of you familiarize me with it. > > Next we visited Clarkesville/Habersham County Library. Found a Ransom Queen > 1921-1944 was in WW2 and a Rhoda Queen 1886-1972. > > Still haven't found the Cool Springs Church where Joseph H. is supposed to be > buried. Although there are a lot of unmarked graves in the cemeteries we > visited. > > > > Jimmy O. Redmond, Sr.

I found this on the USGenWeb Pension Project. Anyone connected to him? http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/pensions/revwar/ncindex.htm

Hello All, The Dawes Rolls of 1887 are named after Congressman Henry Dawes of Missouri who was the author of the legislation that supposedly was to protect Native American rights during the Oklahoma Land Rush. By registering, Native Americans were told they would be allotted 160 acres of land per family prior to the land rush and thus be compensated for over 100 years of genocide against them by the U.S.government. Native Americans viewed this with suspicion due to the many clumsy relocation efforts in the past. Those who refused to submit feared they would be imprisoned or otherwise punished. To get on the Rolls, Natives had to anglicize their names. Rolling Thunder became Ron Thomas and so on. The worst thing was that Native fears were justified in that countless many of the Indian agents sent to register the Native Americans slipped names of friends and relatives into the rolls and stole millions of acres of land. The abuses and corruption were revealed in the Miriam Report of 1928. This 800 page report documented the massive fraud and misappropriation by the very agents sent by the government to administer the Dawes Act. It was found that in one state alone (the state is not named) that Indian held land which had totaled 138 million acres at the time of the Dawes Act was signed into law had been reduced to 47 million acres by 1934 when the act was repudiated. So once again, a program for the supposed benefit of Native Americans was in reality a legislated land grab by the United States. Genealogically, the Dawes Rolls are still one of the official records (The Guion-Miller Rolls the other) to use in documenting ones Native ancestry link. Hope this is helpful and not too terribly long-winded. James M. Grant JRedmondsr@aol.com wrote: > Hi Queen List > Spent part of this past week digging for Queens in North Ga. and N. C. Monday > the wife and I played like ducks in the rain. We checked out three Cool > Springs Church cemeteries. One was in Tate, GA, one near Price, GA, and one > between Clarkesville and Helen Ga. > There were no Queens buried at the cemetery in Tate. We were lucky enough to > talk to the church secretary. They had a ledger of the cemetery there. I > found one Hogan there which is my material grandmother's surname. needless to > said I will surly check this out. We talked to a gentleman in a restaurant > where we had stopped about Queens. Bingo, he knew of a Queen who lived near > there in Tate. The gentle man was nice enough to give my phone number to Mr. > Queen, and he called the next day. We didn't get back home until Thursday. I > returned his called and he was eager to discuss the Queens. He had been > working on his wife's family and is just getting started on the Queens. It is > his understanding that there is or was there sets of Queen's in Fannin Co. > According to him they do not/did not claim kin to each other. (I've hear that > before) He mention that he had heard of a Grayson Queen but couldn't give me > any detail about him. It is Grayson, Granson, or Grandson I'm still lost on > this one. > Question; Are any of you familiar with the Daws or Dawson ledgers. If so > would one of you familiarize me with it. > > Next we visited Clarkesville/Habersham County Library. Found a Ransom Queen > 1921-1944 was in WW2 and a Rhoda Queen 1886-1972. > > Still haven't found the Cool Springs Church where Joseph H. is supposed to be > buried. Although there are a lot of unmarked graves in the cemeteries we > visited. > > > > Jimmy O. Redmond, Sr.

Hi Queen List Spent part of this past week digging for Queens in North Ga. and N. C. Monday the wife and I played like ducks in the rain. We checked out three Cool Springs Church cemeteries. One was in Tate, GA, one near Price, GA, and one between Clarkesville and Helen Ga. There were no Queens buried at the cemetery in Tate. We were lucky enough to talk to the church secretary. They had a ledger of the cemetery there. I found one Hogan there which is my material grandmother's surname. needless to said I will surly check this out. We talked to a gentleman in a restaurant where we had stopped about Queens. Bingo, he knew of a Queen who lived near there in Tate. The gentle man was nice enough to give my phone number to Mr. Queen, and he called the next day. We didn't get back home until Thursday. I returned his called and he was eager to discuss the Queens. He had been working on his wife's family and is just getting started on the Queens. It is his understanding that there is or was there sets of Queen's in Fannin Co. According to him they do not/did not claim kin to each other. (I've hear that before) He mention that he had heard of a Grayson Queen but couldn't give me any detail about him. It is Grayson, Granson, or Grandson I'm still lost on this one. Question; Are any of you familiar with the Daws or Dawson ledgers. If so would one of you familiarize me with it. Next we visited Clarkesville/Habersham County Library. Found a Ransom Queen 1921-1944 was in WW2 and a Rhoda Queen 1886-1972. Still haven't found the Cool Springs Church where Joseph H. is supposed to be buried. Although there are a lot of unmarked graves in the cemeteries we visited. Jimmy O. Redmond, Sr.

TD89@aol.com wrote: > > Hello all! > I live in Cincinnati, OH and I will be making a trip to WVA the first weekend > in June for the "June meetin'" of a church on Queen's Ridge in Wayne Co. I > will be there May 31 and June 1-4. I also hope to do some research in > Lincoln & Logan Counties, at least. Does anyone know if there is a > genealogical society for each county? Where do I go for info, the > courthouse, a library, or both? What type of info is held in the counties? > The names that I am researching are: > Bryant (Ball family married to Bryants), Dalton, Dawson, Ellerd, Honaker, > Isaacs, Jackson (family married to Bryants), Marrs, Maynard-two branches, > Maxwell, McCloud, Nelson, Pack, Pinson, Queen, Ratliff, Vance, Wellman-family > of Lindsey, and Workman. > I love to meet those related, gather stories, and old pictures. I do this > research for my enjoyment, to share with other family members, and to give my > children/grandchildren a personal feeling of their roots. This is not to > produce any book or to make money. > While in the area, I'll be happy to obtain information for others unable to > make that trip! > Terri Davis > Cincinnati, OH -- Mandy Williams Queen, http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/5932/ RHS Class of '86 info: http://www.onelist.com/group/RHSClassof86 Queen-L, Criner-L & Twiner-L mail listowner; http:www.rootsweb.com/

SHELMSJ@aol.com wrote: > > My name is John > I've been helping post old > Cemeterys on W.D.Floyds Cemetery web site yesterday I found the grave of my > Great Uncle George Laws b. Oct 5 1895 d. Mar 15 1952 George was married > to Victoria Queen my Grandmothers Sister the grave is in the woods and I want > to clean it up but I would also like to find out if my Great Aunt Victoria is > also burried I found no head stone for her if anyone knows anything about > this family could you please let me know . > Many Thanks John. -- Mandy Williams Queen, http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/5932/ RHS Class of '86 info: http://www.onelist.com/group/RHSClassof86 Queen-L, Criner-L & Twiner-L mail listowner; http:www.rootsweb.com/

Hi all, If you go to the Queen photo website, the photos are on the album page. It's on the left hand side of the page. Carol "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, Still seeking anyone with info regarding a Mills family living near a Queen family in Montgomery County (1775-1830). A Thomas Mills m. Mary apparently had a son born there in 1814 and another in 1817. These two sons, David and Reuben married two Elliott girls in Haywood County in late 1830's with my Alfred Queen as bondsman. David, Reuben and Alfred left Haywood by 1840 and returned to Haywood (by then Jackson County) in the 1850's. Returned to the Scotts Creek area...same area they left ca 1839/40. Alfred's son married a neice of David and Reuben and Alfred's daughter married the widower of another neice. Looking for evidence of a relationship between the Queens and Mills before the 1830's in Haywood County. Gene

Hi everyone, Patsy Queen has created a Queen photo album online. If anyone is interested in viewing or posting Queen pictures on the website, please email me privately. The website is on MyFamily.com and in order to view or post to it, you need to be invited by one of the listhosts. Patsy has given me the means to invite any of you that wish to see these pages to do so. This is a way that maybe we can actually get to know one another better. And I've already seen a likeness from my Queens to Patsy herself. Hope y'all enjoy this. Carol "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

Greetings, Anyone bumped into Thomas Mills (b. ca 1775) and Mary Unknown lived in Montgomery County, NC at least in 1814 and 1817? Sons include William David (b. ca 1812), Reuben S. (b. ca 1814 Montgomery Co) and Smith (b. ca 1817 Montgomery Co). A couple of descendants of these folks married into the Alfred Queen of 1810 family. Thanks. Gene

Found this QUEEN while researching a different branch of my tree. James M. QUEEN Pvt. 80 Indiana Vol. Infantry USA died 11-28-1862. Anyone recognize him? Still working, Charlton Queen

In going thru some records today, I have discovered an Ellen Queen and I do not know where she belongs. The information comes from the 1850 census for Mineral County, WV. Pg 194AB She is listed in household 753, living with Henry and Ellen Waggoner and family. I suspect that she is the mother-in-law. Her age is listed as 59. Where does she belong? Who was her husband? Thank you for the help.

Hi all, Thought I'd post something that may help give more depth on the following> I know this has been posted on the list before, but for anyone new or to just help tie in all these folks, I'll print it again after the snips.>> Carol >>>>> Found the following in WILKES COUNTY, GEORGIA TAX RECORDS, 1785-1805; 1785 District K: William QUEEN Franklin County 287 acres - 1st quality land Notes for District K: Return for W^m Queen by William Downs, Trustee [This maybe the William Queen mentioned in Bob Godfrey's info below. It seems to indicate that this Wm Queen did not make the return himself .. and corresponds with Mr. Godfrey's statement that William had left Wilkes Co., GA by 1783 - dc] > >>>>>> Rutherford Co. Wills Book D 1822-1833 page 1. 5 June 1814 Recorded, Oct. court 1822. I, Mary ORR, being very sick & weak but of a perfect mind & memory. I give unto Mary QUEEN one bed & furniture, all my clothing, all household furniture and the balance of my property (to wit) 5 head cattle, 6 hogs, one foot wheel& one saddle I give in the manner & form. It shall continue in the hands of my executor for MAXWELL QUEEN, JEAN QUEEN, OLIVINE QUEEN, MARY QUEEN & MARGARET QUEEN until the youngest comes of age, then divided equal if property will admit, if not, it shall be sold and the money equally divided among them. I appoint WILLIAM L. QUEEN as my executor. Wit: JAMES McNEELY, jurat., WM DOWNS, ELIZABETH DOWNS Signed: Mary X ORR

Diane and all, Thanks for the data in ur latest msg. Will have to digest some of it before saying anything else! But... did have one large item to submit because of the THOMAS QUEEN individual listed in the data. I copied the following from a book in the Henderson County Genealogical and Historical Society regarding historical residents of Burke County. This page is transcribed verbatim: "Queen, Thomas Summary of Early Life- Thomas Queen was living in Burke County, NC at the time of his service in the Revolutionary War. He was 80 in 1832. Summary of Partisan Activity- Thomas Queen entered military service in Burke County, NC in March, 1780. He was placed in a Company commanded by Capt. John McKenzie and Lt. humphrey Barnett. Field officers included Major Bluford and Col. (William) Hill. They marched into South Carolina, joining the forces of Gen. Thomas Sumter at Brown's old fields, on the Congaree River. He was marched to several places in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. He took part in an expedition to St. Augustine, Fla., directed against hostile Creek indicns. At one time he was with the troops of Gen Anthony Wayne in Georgia. On September 8, 1781 he participated in the battle of Eutaw Springs, SC., losing his horse during the battle. Queen's total enlistment was for a period of fifteen months. (One notices that Queen served entirely under South Carolina Officers. It was common practice in 1780 and 1781 for South Carolina officers to enter North Caorlina and recruit. This was done with the approval of local militia officers, including Col. Charles McDowell of Burke County.) Summary of later life- Thomas Queen married Elizabeth________. Their children were as follows: Margaret m. Michael Butler Nancy m. Andrew Bain John Elizabeth Eliott James Thomas Queen applied for Revolutionary War pension in MORGAN County, Alabama (his place of residence) on September 1, 1832, he was granted a pension of $55.00 per annum. Thomas Queen died on March 15, 1845. His widow died shortly afterwards, in the same year. End Quote. This seems to add a few more facts to your item which included Thomas Queen. Bear in mind, this was in a book, definitely not my research. Just adding fuel, I mean, data to the fray! Isn't this interesting, all this data and I still can't pick out James C. Queen. The Moses Queen, son of William Lewis, sure does interest me. Appears there is no continuity on this individual. Hope this data helps someone. Regards, Jerry.

Hi Jerry and all, Re: "Banks" Queen s/o John and Catherine Lowery-Queen: I have also seen the name transcribed as "Buckhold", it was also transcribed on the 1870 Union Co Website Census as "Buckhead". However, in trying to figure out why Missi's ancestor was know as "Banks" and not "Buck" it seemed reasonable to think that the name had been incorrectly recorded. Can't blame him a bit for choosing a nickname!!!! Jerry, in one of your recent posts you made reference to Wilkes County, GA as the birthplace of a Moses Queen. It happens that I have a two volume set of books, WILKES COUNTY, GEORGIA TAX RECORDS, 1785-1805, so decided to check for Queen or Quinn listings. The notes proved to be enlightening, but no Moses Queen listed, however an old post on GenForum may tie in with some of this. I have copied and pasted the Genforum post below, which many of you may have already seen. I know this is someone else’s version of their Queen family history and best used only as a guideline, but you have to hope that somewhere along the way some of it is right. [No disrespect to the author of this post, Bob Godfrey ....... especially if he is a member of QUEEN-L! :-)] I also found another old post at Genforum which indicates that Moses Queen, s/o William Lewis Queen, was born in Wilkes County, North Carolina. It was posted by Bill Navey on Jan. 30, 1998. Found the following in WILKES COUNTY, GEORGIA TAX RECORDS, 1785-1805; 1785 District K: William QUEEN Franklin County 287 acres - 1st quality land Notes for District K: Return for W^m Queen by William Downs, Trustee [This maybe the William Queen mentioned in Bob Godfrey’s info below. It seems to indicate that this Wm Queen did not make the return himself …… and corresponds with Mr. Godfrey’s statement that William had left Wilkes Co., GA by 1783 – dc] Note - Vol. 1, page 1, third paragraph reads: The area of Wilkes County in 1785 (including Defacto Wilkes County) included all of the area now in the counties of Lincoln, Elbert, and Wilkes: most of Oglethorpe, Madison, Taliaferro and Warren; half of Hart; and part of Clarke, Glascock, Green, Hancock, and McDuffie Counties. It was over eighty miles from north to south and fifty miles from east to west at its longest and widest points. 1795 District G - Captain Binyan’s District 014 William QUINN 200 acres 3rd quality land Wilkes County Grays Creek. Joins Moses Jackson’s land. Granted to Ja^s Matthews Notes for District G: General Note: This is the last record for this district in Wilkes County. The entire area encompassed by Captain Binion’s Company District (G) was placed into Lincoln County upon its creation in February 1796. 1799 District H – No. 7 Captain John Parks’ District 096 W^mson Bird 100 acres 1st quality land; 100 acres 2nd quality land. Wilkes County, Uptons Creek. Joins Thomas QUINN’s land. Granted to Jo^s Miller. The only other listing for similar surname beginning with “Q” is John/J^no/J. QUERNS/ QUEERNS/ QUERNES/ QURNS/ QUERRNS/ QUIRNENS. Do not believe this is a corruption of the Queen or Quinn surname but is an altogether different surname. There are many listings for this surname covering all the years encompassed by these books and for the most part all are for the given name of John/J^no or the initial J. Many are listed by the surname only, usually under the column naming the owner of adjoining land of other taxpayers. ************************************************** >From GenForum – Queen Family Genealogy Forum: Re: Queens in Union /Fannin Co, GA Posted by: Bob Godfrey Date: January 05, 1999 at 13:51:41 In Reply to: Queens in Union /Fannin Co, GA by Claudette Rollins 1. Timothy MacQueen b. @1700, m. Jane Henson. Timothy died 21-Jul-1725, Prince Georges Co. MD. Children: 2. i William Queen b. 19-Aug-1716. Second Generation 2. William Queen b. 19-Aug-1716, Prince Georges Co., MD, m. Margaret Lewis, b. @1720, d. @1795. William died 05-Oct-1793, Rutherford Co. NC. Wm and Margaret came to Bladen Co., NC from VA before 1753. By 1770 he had sold most of his land and moved to Wilkes Co. GA. By 1783 he had moved back to Rutherford Co. NC. He bought land in Rutheford Co. in 1788 & in 1799 bought 50 acres on First Broad in Golden Valley. Children: 3. i Henson Queen b. ~1745. ii Timothy Queen m. 15-Aug-1793, in Rutherford Co. NC, Sarah White. iii Margaret Queen m. 14-Apr-1791, in Rutherford Co. NC, John McFarlin. 4. iv William L. Queen b. ~1749. 5. v Thomas Queen b. @1753. vi Rebecca Queen m. Stephen Houge, b. @1759, NC, d. 1845. 6. vii Samuel Queen b. @1759. Third Generation 3. Henson Queen b. ~1745, VA, m. in NC, Sarah Hampton. Henson died 17-Mar-1823, Burke Co. NC. Information from Mrs. Stevie Powell, 840 Pinecrest Dr., Bartow FL 33830-3043 Anson Co. Deed Abstracts and tax Lists 1757-1763. State Census 1784-1787. Early NC Vol 1 1600-1789,1791-1799. Anson Co. Deed Abstracts 1749-1757. 1823 Will of Henson Queen. "Tax list and other Sources". Children: 7. i John Queen b. ~1769. ii Sarah Queen Proctor b. VA, m. Reubin Proctor. Sarah Married, Reuben Proctor. iii Ruth Queen Upton m. Thomas Upton. Ruth Married, Thomas Upton. iv Jane Queen Johnston Married, ______ Johnston. v Cathy Queen Hicks. vi Sally Queen Carter m. Jiles Carter. Sally Married, Jiles Carter 14-Jan-1806. vii William Queen b. ~1795, m. Mary Ann Patton, b. @1798. William Married, Ann Patton 2-Aug-1827. Mary: Anns Parents, Robert Patton (1748-1813, McDowell CO, NC) and Elizabeth Dysart. He was a Capt. in Rev. War and was in the battle at Kins Mountain. 4. William L. Queen b. ~1749, VA, m. Mary Orr. William died 1835, NC , ~Macon Co. Children: i Joseph H. Queen b. @1794, m. Ursula Jones. ii James Queen m. Sarah Jones. iii Moses queen m. Jane Newton. [know this is incorrect from Reiley Kidd’s post – dc] iv Meredith Queen. [m. Jane Newton is correct according to Reiley – dc] v William L. Queen, Jr m. Margaret Orr. vi Virginia Queen m. Josuah Hall. 5. Thomas Queen b. @1753, Anson Co. NC, m. Elizabeth __________. Thomas died 15-Mar-1845, Madison County, AL. Children: i Margaret Queen m. Michael Butler. ii Nancy queen m. Andrew Bain. iii John Queen. iv James Queen. 6. Samuel Queen b. @1759, NC, m. Dicey rolls. Samuel died 22-Aug-1842, Union Co. GA., Served in Rev. Wr. Children: i Henson Queen m. Visage _____________. ii Nancy queen m. Sam P. Carson. iii Sallie Queen m. Allen Broom. iv William B. Queen b. 24-May-1796, m. Mary Nicholson. William died 27-Jan-1887, Jackson Co. NC. v Harmon Queen b. @1800, m. Mary Brock. vi John R. queen b. @1803, m. Mary Coward. John died 05-Mar-1883. vii Lewis Queen b. @1805, m. 21-May-1844 (2), Sarah ______ (1) Sally Palmer (2). Fourth Generation 7. John Queen b. ~1769, NC, m. 28-Jan-1804, in NC, Mary Burton. Information: 1783-1868 Rutherford Co. Wills Will book D Pg. 53. (Henson's will). "NC tax lists and other Sources". John md. 2nd Mary Campbell 30-Apr-1816, in Maury Co. TN. Children: 8. i Hannah Jane Queen b. 1805. ii Henson Queen b. 1812, md. Zelpha, Glass. [this seems to be the Henson Queen listed on the 1860 Cherokee County, NC census that Missi Croker mentioned - dc] iii John W. Queen b. 1816, Burke Co. NC, md. Martha, Hickey. Fifth Generation 8. Hannah Jane Queen b. 1805, Rutherford Co. NC, m. ~1820, Joseph McKinley Clements, b. 16-Feb-1790, Rutherford Co. NC, (son of Cornelius Clements and Susannah Goforth) d. ~1868, Fannin Co. Ga. Hannah died 2-Nov-1886?, Fannin Co. Ga. Joseph: Information from: Joseph Clements Will. Family Records, 1850 Union Co. GA Census. 1860-1870 Fannin Co. Census. Will of Cornelius Clements, Joseph's father. Book "Facets of Fannin" by Curtis Media Corp 1989. Children: i Humphery Posey Clements b. 12-Feb-1830, Macon Co. NC, m. ~1850, in Union Co. GA., Margaret Tanner, b. 30-Sep-1832, Macon Co. NC, (daughter of George Tanner and Unknown Tanner) d. 8-Apr-1885, Polk Co. TN, buried: Grassy Creek Cemetery Polk Co. TN. Humphery died 16-Feb-1908, Polk Co. TN, buried: Greasy Creek Cemetery Polk Co. TN. Information from: Book "Facets of Fannin". 1850 census of Union Co, 1860 Fannin Co. Census. Family records of Edith Williams of Copperhill TN. Humphery served in the Civil War, 65th GA Inf. CSA. ii Jane (Jincy) Clements b. 28-Dec-1821, d. 1916, buried: Parris Cemetery, Jackson Co. Nc, Husbands, James A. Hall-Nathan Allen. iii John Queen Clements b. 25-Sept-1823, NC, m. Martesia Turpin. John died Arkansas. John Queen was born 25-Sept-1825 (Family records of Joseph Clements) while John A. Clements was born May 1820 (Tombstone inscription reads Died Oct 5th, 1861, age 41 y'rs 7 mo's, 6 days. These have to have been 2 different people. iv Lucy Clements b. 29-Sept-1825, NC, d. 1914, Fannin Co. Ga, buried: Shelton Cemetery, Married, William Mulkey (1854). v Sussanah (Selima) Clements b. 23-Nov-1827, NC, d. 1889, Old Savannah Cem., Jackson Co. NC, Married, Andrew Dills-James Buchanan. vi Cornelius Clements b. 24-Jun-1832, NC, d. 1865, did not return from the War, Married, Nancy O'Dell. vii Dorthy E. clements b. 11-Nov-1834, NC, d. 1931, Dawson Co. GA, Married, John M. Chastain. viii Joseph Milburn Clements b. 16-Mar-1837. ix Talitha Caroline Clements b. 22-May-1839, d. 1914, buried: Dietz Cemetery, Jackson Co. NC, Married, Charles Buchanan (1866). x Zelphia L. Clements b. 17-Apr-1841, d. 1900, Fannin Co. Ga, buried: Brawley Cem. xi Andrew Cranton Clements b. 8-Jun-1843, d. 1905, Murray Co. GA, buried: Eaton Cemetery. xii Margaret Clements b. 24-Jul-1844, d. 1920, Union Co. GA., buried: Mt. Pleasant Cem. xiii Zachariah T. Clements b. 1848, d. 1892, Fannin Co. Ga, buried: Sugar Hill Cem. Regards, Diane Jerry Dyer wrote: > Hi Diane, Missi, and all, > Diane, your note on the "Bankhead" name, > I may have misread the census but I transcribed > the name as "Buckhold" - a name I have noted on > rare occasions. But, since BANKHEAD is a > family name, it just might be Bankhead. > > New item: in research Wednesday before I got > your note, copied down a sentence in a book > just for my own info - no citation (I know, big > goof!) - but I wrote down this: > "Henson Queen in Cherokee County, NC, > 1850, a former > resident of Burke County, NC." > Interesting group of Queens in Cherokee > County, NC - several of James C. Queen's > group, and ... Henson Queen, of Burke County. > Have yet to find the connection of James C. and > Henson. Any ideas? Regards, Jerry.

Hi Diane, Missi, and all, Diane, your note on the "Bankhead" name, I may have misread the census but I transcribed the name as "Buckhold" - a name I have noted on rare occasions. But, since BANKHEAD is a family name, it just might be Bankhead. New item: in research Wednesday before I got your note, copied down a sentence in a book just for my own info - no citation (I know, big goof!) - but I wrote down this: "Henson Queen in Cherokee County, NC, 1850, a former resident of Burke County, NC." Interesting group of Queens in Cherokee County, NC - several of James C. Queen's group, and ... Henson Queen, of Burke County. Have yet to find the connection of James C. and Henson. Any ideas? Regards, Jerry.

*Lexington Herald Leader, March 13, 2000 Frank W. Queen, 98, of 1507 Anniston Drive, husband of Irene Owens Queen, died Saturday. March 11, 2000, at the Hospice Care Center at St. Joseph Hospital. Born in Fannin County, Ga, he was a son of the late Harrison and Mary Ann Patterson Queen. He was a gentleman farmer and retired meat cutter for the old Lafayette Hotel and a member of Aldersgate United Methodist Church. Besides his wife, survivors include a son, Charles W. Queen, Lexington; two daughters, Nona G. Eisele and Myrtle Kathrine Beard, both of Lexington; ten grandchildren; fifteen great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral services will be held at Kerr Brothers Funeral Home by the Re. Mark Benton and the Rev. Ernest Sacra with burial following in Blue Grass Memorial Gardens. Friends may call from 5-9pm today. **************************************************************************** *************** I have submitted this as it appeared in the paper. However, like many obits it has some incorrect data. Most notably, Mary Ann Patterson QUEEN was Frank's stepmother, his birth mother, Adra PATTERSON, having passed away while he was an infant. Also, the number of grandchildren and great grandchildren are incorrect as they do not take into account the offspring of Frank's first marrieage to Martha DEAL.

I was reviewing one of Carol's earlier posts and noticed the Amos TALENT listed below. Thought he might tie into the current discussion since Fannin Co. and Union Co. GA are so close. Still stuck on James William Queen and Elizabeth Best, Charlton Queen -----Original Message----- From: Carol Queen <postalq@grnco.net> To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com <QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 8:46 PM Subject: [QUEEN] Georgia Marriage Index 1851-1900 >Info from Ancestry.com >Georgia Marriage Index 1851-1900 >LEVI BRANTLEY BANKS NANNIE QUEEN 08 Jan 1886 Coweta GA >WILLIAM QUEEN CAROLINE LEE 30 Jul 1865 Early GA >HENRY HUFFMAN LEWESY QUEEN 12 Mar 1856 Fannin GA >WILLIAM QUEEN FANEY E. COX 22 Dec 1858 Fannin GA >ABSOLEM H. CHASTAIN FRANCIS A. QUEEN 07 Mar 1872 Fannin GA >ROBERT M. COLE EMER QUEEN 21 May 1893 Fannin GA >FRANCIS A. QUEEN ABSOLEM H. CHASTAIN 07 Mar 1872 Fannin GA >JAMES W. QUEEN ELIZABETH BEST 10 Sep 1874 Fannin GA >W. L. McDONELL MARY QUEEN 23 Apr 1899 Fannin GA >HARRISON QUEEN ADAR PATTERSON 11 Aug 1898 Fannin GA >J. C. QUEEN SARAH BARKER 29 May 1898 Fannin GA >JOHN G. QUEEN MARY MULL 05 Jan 1896 Fannin GA >VIRGIL QUEEN MARY MATHEWS 22 Sep 1895 Fannin GA >AMOS TALENT L. J. QUEEN 23 Dec 1897 Fannin GA >WILLIAM JOHNSON JANE QUEEN 22 Jun 1851 Gilmer GA >WILLIAM H. BOWEN MELISSA QUEEN 27 Feb 1869 Henry GA >JOE TERRELL KATY QUEEN 12 Feb 1870 Thomas GA >JOE TERRILL KATY QUEEN 12 Feb 1870 Thomas GA >R. M. HUNTER CANDERS QUEEN 15 Jun 1898 Towns GA >WILLIAM LOYD NANCY QUEEN 26 May 1871 Towns GA >MOSES QUEEN ADALINE [Mrs] FAIN 31 Jul 1884 Towns GA >P. K. QUEEN MATTIE PETERS 04 Jan 1897 Worth GA >