Vicki Shaffer wrote: > > I know I've asked the list before if anyone knew of any Creighton's. > Joseph H. Queen (s/o Wm. Lewis Queen, Sr.) named one of his sons, William > Creighton Queen. The spelling of Creighton could be the spelling of my > great uncle who wrote all this down from the memory of my grgrandmother. > > Today I was reviewing all my Queen info and came across part of the pension > application for Wm. Lewis Queen, Sr. and just happened to notice that the > person who witnessed it was a Isaac Craton. This was in Rutherford Co. NC > on July 14, 1924. So that's probably the link to the name Craton. But > still wonder is they were relatives. > I have typed up all of the pension application, including the document > Samuel Queen testified for his brother. I am sending to Carol Queen for her > web site. It is only transcriptions.....the orginals are also completely > unreadable. > Vicki -- 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 Gene et al! I am interested in the George W. Queen listed in the 1900 census info you posted. Supposedly, there is a connection between my ggf, Hinsey Jonas, and this family. (This info obtained in the 1980s from a granddaughter of GWQ, a daughter of Jasper H. and Sarah Kimsey. They called my ancestor Uncle Jonas, but she thought he was probably a cousin.) Does anyone know if the John S. Queen, William H. Queen, and George W. Queen were brothers? In the GWQ household, Martha E. Queen is listed as MOTHER of 10 children. I believe George's father was Steven and John S. is John Steven. However, year of birth for GWQ is 1850, John S. 1871, and for William H. 1875. That means if Martha is the mother of all three, she would have been 21 when GWQ was born and 46 when William H. was born. I recently reviewed a list of Cherokee County Delayed Birth Certificates and it contains some of the names from the 1900 census listing. There are also a number of variations in the Father/Mother listings; for example, John Queen/Lodie Huskins are listed several times with births from 1892 through 1907 and you can track those pre-1900 entries on the census listing. However, John Queen/Lodie Huskins are also John Steven Queen/Mary Lodie Huskins. You see similar variations with William Harvey Queen/Lottie Huskins, William Hardy Queen/Charlotte Huskins and William Queen/Lottie Huskin. There is also listed a Rans Queen/Dora Huskins, but I think that is probably the son of GWQ b. 2-1884 as listed on the 1900 census. Just a few thoughts over my Saturday morning coffee ;-) Rita Queen Bartmess

Anyone know these folks? 1900 Cherokee Co., NC census, Murphy Township: Queen, Lucinda, b. 4-1848, mother-in-law in household of Hanes (sp?) A. Tolley (age 29) and Octavia (age 28) with children. Tolley's 17 yr old half-brother, Charles Houston, also in household (HH#82). Queen, John S.( b. 9-6-1871 in GA.) HH#151. Everyone else born in NC: Lola (?) M. (or W), wife, b. 7-11-1866 Sittie (sp), dau, b. 9-25-1886 Gllenina (sp), dau b. 1-14-1892 Ford, b. 4-3-1893 Floyd, b. 4-3-1893 Nina, b. 6-30-1894 Edwin, b. 9-15-1895 Kinleth (sp), b, 1-23-1897 Arnold, b. 9-29-1898 Queen, William H. b. 8-20-1875, m. 5 yr (son-in-law in HH# 158 of John Huskins, b. 3-28-1841 and his two daus, Hattie, age 17 and Dora, age 14) Charlotte Queen, b. 9-1-1878, (dau of Huskins) ..Jerdie (sp) E. Queen, b. 10-30-1896 ..Emma F. , b. 12-6-1898 1900 Cherokee Co., NC census, Nolta Township: Stiles, William M., b. 3-1876, HH#134 (living few houses from Roofus M. and Cintha B. Stiles; and Julius and Mary E. Stiles; another William Stiles also nearby.) ..Theidocia E., wife, b. 6-1878 ......Thomas L., son, b. 10-1897 ......Virgil, son, b. 12-1900 I first thought these folks were my great's Bill and Theodocia Styles, but nope. 1900 Cherokee Co., NC census, Valleytown Township HH#296, next door to Thomas Dyer, age 46 from Ohio: Queen, George W.( b. 9-1850 in NC) Mary E., b. 1-1859 (mother of 9 children, 8 living) ..Jasper H., b. 9-1875 ..Elbert W., b. 3-1882 ..Ranson, b. 2-1884 ..Adline, dau, b. 8-1887 Martha E. Queen, MOTHER, b. 7-1829 (mother of 10 children, 6 living) Census also lists: William West, b. 1852, HH#97 William Hix, 27 from GA William West from GA; HH107 Beaverdam Twp (b. 12-1844, wife Mary, b. 2-1859 and dau, Callie, b. 1855 and others.) Julius A. Quinn (b. 7-1876) HH#15, Shoal Creek Twp. Gene

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Hi all, I don't have any info on Candice, but I got to wondering if Dicey/Disey could be a nickname for Candice? It's just something to think about. 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/Heartland/Estates/6587 Home of Donegal, Ireland Information Site Also Poland & Russia

Agree this could be Dice/Dicey, or maybe Cannie. Betty >>Hi all, > I don't have any info on Candice, but I got to wondering if >Dicey/Disey >could be a nickname for Candice? It's just something to think about. >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/Heartland/Estates/6587 >Home of Donegal, Ireland Information Site >Also Poland & Russia > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

This may be a repeat and if it is sorry. I haven't had a chance to go to the library but have found that you can view the 1850 (for certain states) on genealogylibrary.com http://www.familytreemaker.com/_glc_/ Here are Queen's that I found. If you know these are your relatives or you know these are definately Queen's (if Quinn), please contact me. This is viewing the "actual" census and some of it, as you know, is hard to read so if I get an initial wrong please correct me. 1850 Census: TIPPAH CO, MS (til otherwise noted) hh 1094 3rd div Queen, George 54 NC <Reiley's George Nancy 52 NC Elizabeth 19 NC Martha J 16 NC George 9 NC hh 1095 3rd div Queen, Meredith 26 NC Sarah L 30 NC Adelinn? F 6 NC Jacob F 3 NC David A 1 NC >for Carol & I hh 1098 3rd div (just a few houses away) Nunnally, James 49 Va Debrah A 41 NC Pheba E 18 Va James S 14 VA Virginia A 11 MS Ptolenny? 4 MS (M) hh 1889 3rd div Swain, John 49 SC Lucinda 47 SC Wm 27 SC James 20 GA Lucinda 17 Ga John 16 Ga Jessee 15 Ga Thomas 14 GA Chas H 13 MS Willis M 10 MS Joel C 9 MS Richard 8 MS hh 617 3rd div Quinn, David 44 TN Elizabeth 50 GA Geo. W 21 TN Henry H 18 TN Marg. A 16 TN hh 588 3rd div Quinn, John P 22 TN Ellison? J 18 TN (f) Mary E 10/12 MS Mahundro?, Richard 21 TN hh 1351 2nd div Quinn, R J 32 TN Elizabeth 24 AL Wm H 7 MS Thos. B 5 MS John A 3/12 MS ATTALA CO, MS hh 196 13th route 3 Queen, Wm. 33 SC Polly 31 GA John 13 MS Caiharmo?? 11 MS (f) Sarah 8 MS Andrew 5 MS Elizabeth 2 MS ITTAWAMBA CO, MS hh 1024 6th div Queen, Ann 50 TN Charolette 16 AL hh 115 Wasington?, Geo. H 51 Mary 53 Young B 21 AL Robert B 20 Queen, Mary 18 " " ,Curtis 15 " " ,Mardcae? 15 (twins) " " , Julia Ann 6 MS Washington, Julias M 5 " " ", Bowling L B? 3 TISH. CO, MS hh 627 Southern dist (this is not the full hh) Holly, Julius 54 NC Sarah B 50 Absolom 80 NC Queen, Edmond 2/12 NC MOBILE CO, AL Queen, Matthew 46 Ireland Grace 34 Ireland Rosana 11 AL Matthew 4 AL Roulk, M O 15 Ireland Donnell, Peter M Ireland Conney?, James 27 Ireland McC???, Cath? 22 Ireland MORGAN CO, AL hh 291 div 9 West?, S 37 SC (M) Sarah 32 Sc Jonathon 11 AL Elias B 9 AL Wm F 7 AL S? P? 6 James K P 4 AL Henry W 1 AL Queen, Margaret 65 unknown Leah 17 AL Jackson 12 AL hh 466 div 9 Boteler?, Michael 50 AL Maragret 52 AL 2 kids of theirs Queens, Elizabeth 40 AL America 18 John 12 AL FRANKLIN CO, AL hh 833 dist 6 Queen, Wm 36 TN Margarette 30 AL Manson 11 AL Mary 10 AL Eliza 9 AL Wm 7 AL John 8 AL Caroline 6 AL James 4 AL Joseph 2 AL hh 827 dist 6 Queen, John 30 MS Miner? 25 AL Eliza 25 AL Mary 50 NC Hadley, Joseph 50 NC " " , Jane 50 NC Queen, Jane 22 AL Maragrette 24 AL Mary 26 AL Lucy? 17 Thos 14 AL Josh. 12 AL James 22 AL JACKSON CO, AL hh 699 dist 19 Queen, John 47 NC David 23 NC June 30 TN Mary 13 AL Sarah 4 AL May 6 AL UNION CO, AR hh 463 Franklin twp Queen, John 25 MS Nancy 23 LA? GA? Betty 3 " Columbus 2 AR hh 470 679 (they had 2 sets) Johnson twp Quin, Clarrissa 60 NC Nelila? 27 AL A J 20 AL (m) Armstrong, Jane 30 AL " " , Amy Jane 7 AL hh 437 648 Quinn, Elzy 35 NC Lucinda W 33 TN Mary A 18 AL Parthenia? 13 AL Alonzo W 11 AL Marg. 9 AL Oliver G 4 AL Alfanzo 2 AR hh 438 649 Quinn, Valentine 57 SC Elizabeth 38 SC Edward 18 AL Mulinda 17 AL John 15 AL Martha 17? AL Elizabeth 8 AL Wm. 5 AR Eilsa? 1 AR OUACHITA CO, AR hh 40 Taylor twp Queen, Wm R 31 TN Mary 22 AL Nancy 8 MS John 7 MS Wm 3 MS Mary 1 AR INDEPENDANCE CO, AR hh 525 Union twp Queen, John 28 TN Elizabeth 60 AL James 20 AL Easther 19 AL Geo. M. 16 AL hh 490 Union twp Tate, James 25 farmer Queen, Rubin 26 AL laborer CONWAY CO, AR hh 240 Benton twp Queen, Wm 25 NC Mary 24 NC McClure?, ?? 8 AR (m) " ", James 6 AR CARROLL CO, AR hh 427 Praire twp Queene, Saml. 31 NC Gincy Ann 28 TN Elias 9 AR Edna O 6 AR Reben 3 AR Euece? 1/12 (maybe Eric?) hh 425 Praire twp Butler Wilson 30 NC (Teddy's?) Marg. 25 AR Martha J 7 AR Albert W 5 AR James L 4 Ar Beda? J 1 AR HEMPSTED CO, AR hh 5 Bodcau twp Quinn, John N 37 TN Lunah I 36 TN Elvira N 14 AR Susan 12 AL Henrietta 10 AL Wm T 6 MS Josephine 5 MS P???bans A 2 MS (f) Louisa 4 MS SEVIER CO, AR hh 81 Jackson twp Quinn, John W 32 TN Martha I 32 TN Mary A 8 MS Sarah E 6 MS Amanda 2 AR Billingsworth, Thos. 37 TN Forgot to write down Co (shame on me) but if you think this is yours I can look it up again really quick. AR hh 630 Qunn, Mary 35 ? Thos. 7 Tex? Wm. 4 " -- 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/

I revisted your web page Carol. It has really developed! My Queen families moved fro MD to KY to IN. However, I noticed some similar surnames in your NC families : Campbell for instance. So , I decided to post my family linage here to see if perhaps there was a connection of some sort with my families and those who went to N. C. Sue Order of linage: Elizabeth Plunkett b. bfr 1728 m John Clements,1 b 1647 descendents: William Clements Sr m Mary Hanson Bennett Hanson Clements Md (unknown) b1732 d1777 Bennett H Clements 11 m Charity he was born 1754 d 1804 Basil Clements (1-16-1770-11-2-1848 m. Mary Morgan b in Ky d-bef 1826 Patrick Clements b.7/7/1803 d7/21/1881 Md Permelia Campbell 6/15/1805-6/8/1871 Mary Ann Clements (1825-2-11-1860 m Sylvester Kidwell, Jr.(5/23/1822-2/4/1910 Celia Ann Kidwell (1/22/1849-8/28/1937) m William I Queen (5/1845-12/31/02) James Richard Queen M Alice Modrena Greenwell _m y grandparents QUEEN family: I have two seperate QUEEN families in my linage: RICHARD MARSHAM QUEEN-PARENTS UNKINOWN Charles County Wills- Book 1, Page 111 Richard Marsham Queen, an orphan about six years of age on the 23rd day of October last is by the court and consent of his mother bound unto fWilliam Montgomery, of Peter, until he acquires to the age of twenty-one , who being present in court accepts thereof and engages to learn him to read distinctly on the Bible , to write a legible hand and to cypher as far as the rule of three and when free to give him a decent suit of apparel; to wit , of milled country cloth or German Sarge, a pair of shooes and stockings a fine hat and two white shirts and a silk handkerchief. Tuesday, April 8, 1783 Jane Queen an orphan three years of age- 31st day of August last is by the court with the consent of the mother bound unto William Montgomery, of Peter, until she arrives to the age of sixteen; he being present in court and accepts thereof and engages to learn her to read the Bible distinctly and to write a legible hand and when free to give her a decent suit of apparel consisting of gown and petties of country cloth , a pair of shoes and stockings, a silk bonnet, a silk handkerchief, two white shifts and a spinning wheel and a pair of cotton cords. Tuesday April 8, 1783 Richard M. Queen m Sara Webb in 1800 in (Washington Co?), Ky parents of Henrietta Queen. He died around 1814 HENRIETTA QUEEN (ca 1802 _ca1882 m JOHN KIDWELL ca 1797 -died bef 2-3-1836(on 1-22-1890 The following is not the son of Richard PARENTS OF JAMES -UNKNOWN JAMES M QUEEN born 1820 in Ky.or IN. Died Nov, 1862 in Danville, Ky m. first Mary STRANGE 1822 to 18?) she was my ancestor 2nd m Priscila Miles James M Queen (1820? to 11/20/1862) m. 1st Mary Strange (1822 to 18?) she was my ancestor M 2nd- Priscilla Miles ª4-17-1828 to7-16-1896) James M. Queen is stated to have been born in Ky or Indiana depending on whose account you read. He was born in 1820. He apparently came to Brown Towship, Martin Co, In as a young man and married at age 19 to Mary Magdalen Strange. They had two children: Joseph born in 1841 and William Ignatius born in May 1845.( this is my great grandfather). James then married Priscilla Miles and had eight more children. He was in the Army during the Civil War. He enrolled on the 14th day of August 1862 at Loogootee in Co "B" 80th Regiment of Indiana Volunteers to service as a Private on the thrid day of September 1862 in Princeton in Co B 80th Regiment of Indiana. Vlunteers to serve Three years on during the war. On the Mustor Roll of Co. "B" of the Regiment , for the months of Sept. Oct. Nov, Dec Han , Feb March, Month of March 1863, he is reported Died of Disease at Danville, Ky Nov 20th 1862. This is from his Pension Record filed by his wife Priscilla Miles Queen . KIDWELL : SYLVESTER KIDWELL m. MARY ANN CLEMENTS - see above. HEZEHIAH KIDWELL ca 1745 -1812 m Susanna BARTLESTON 1769 -1818 JOHN KIDWELL -seee above MORGAN PATRICK MORGAN (civil war soldier) m ? MARY MORGAN m Basil Clements (1-16-1770-11-2-1848 (see above) WILLIAM GREENWELL 1783 m MARY LOVE (LOWE?) 1-26-1789 -1-22-1869 William Richard Greenwell m Martha Weekley(Jan 28,1832) Her parents were Nancy Cook b in Ky and fathers first name unknown son William Richard (12/1/1851- in Union Co Ky and died 7/16/1914 in Loogootee, IN m Deborah White(02/21/1857 in Indiana, d. 10/18/1922) ALCIE MADRENA GREENWELL (See above) Other information on Greenwells brothers and sisters along with my family. William Greenwell -1783 m Mary Love(Lowe?)(Polly) -January 26, 1789 -January 22, 1869 St Mary Cemetary ,Barr Twp,Daviess Co, IN James 1418 -KY M Martha Walker July 22, 1812 -March 5, 1887 on Dec 11, 1844 In Daviess CT. IN. George 1826 KY M Sarah Elizabeth Walker- Jan 1830 - June 5, 1901 in 1857 in Daviess Co ,In William Richard 1830 - IN. m Martha Weekley Jan 28 1832 - June 25, 1909 on unknown date in Ky. Thomas July 26, 1833 -Oct 21. 1915 st Johns Cemetary <Loogootee, In m Elizabeth fields Mahaley (b. May 24, 1840 d Oct 5, 1921) Aug 30, 1857 Daviess co. IN Rebecca A 1824 KY Dec 10 , 1884 -Perry Township , Martin Co. IN. m Charles R. Van Hay -b. 1819 -20- d Dec 15, 1884 on ec24, l849 in Martin Co, IN Martha Elizabeth 1825 or 26 in Martin Co, IN d Feb 24 1875 in Loogootee m John Francis Green (father is Thomas Green and mother Jennie Greenwell date 1827 d Jan 30, 1901 on April 29, 1848 in Mt Pleasant, IN. Children: Thomas- George 1859 Ind d 1930 Loogootee In (John)William Martin 1861 IN d 1930, IN m 1 Alice Williams 2nd Josephine Eliz Gootee (Father James Gootee m Elizabeth Jones) In St Mary Barr Twp on Aug 16, 1881 Thomas Henry Nov 8, 1862 IN m Anna M Gootee (father James Gootee m Elizabeth Jones0 On Aug 16, 1887 in Daviess Co IN James Thomas - died in Infancy Ann M -2-8-1867 to 1907 in Loogootee m Frank Jones John Louis - 6-1-1869 d 12-7-1950 m Alice Maria Brothers Eli -infant. GEORGE GREENWELL - William Thomas b 1852 IN d 12-5 1899 -IN m Mary Emma Singleton (8-19-1858) on May 7, 1878 Daviess Ct , IN. John W. 7-1854 IN 12-18-1828 -IN m. Sarah Hane Riney (2-5-1861-8-2-1909) 2. 8-1883 James Henry -2-18-1856 ,In m Ann Bowling (2-14-1858-1896) in Barr twnsp ,IAn May 10, 1881 M 2nd- Joan Elizabeth Brown b. Feb 1865 d Jan 7, 1939 MARTHA ELIZABETH GREENWELL ( I am just going to name the children and who they Married as I need more time to work on this) Martha E m Jacob Howell Rebecca Catherine m . Josiah Abel James Thomas m. Myra A Brown ( her mother was an Obrien)` Alice M m . John M Brown John Lewis m. (Nellie ) Ellen Jane Payne Ida May m. Samels Waggnor George W m Martha J. Gootee Mary Adeline m William Cass William D (unknown Helen Frances m John Thomas Summers James Greenwell, Children unknown if any William Richard Greenwell (my gggrandfather) William Richard lll m Deborah White ( my ggrandparents): her mother Melvina O’Brien, Father Andrew WHITE (I have a GED file on his family) Goorge Washington m. Elizabeth Patterson Elizabeth -? Joseph Walter m Alice Williams Mary Elizabeth m. David Hamm Josephine -? Martha Ellen- ? Ann Elizabeth m Levi Fax.

I may have posted this before. If so, please excuse. Edgefield County South Carolina Abstracts of Deed Books 1-12, 1786-1796, Volume 1, pg. 15, "Pp 8-10 3 Oct 1785, WILLIAM DAVIS, Schoolmaster, & SARAH, his wife, late SARAH MCQUEEN, widow, to THOMAS SPRAGGIN, planter of Ninety Six Dist. SC for 75 guineas, sold 153 acres granted 1 Aug 1785 to SARAH MACQUEEN, being on Tossety's Creek. S/ WILLIAM SARAH (x) DAVIS, Wit: ENOCH GRIGSBY, JAMES GRIGSBY, LODOWICK HILL."

Can't remember if anyone else has ever posted this on QUEEN'S. Interesting that Queen's were still marrying Henson's!! And there is even a Queen marrying a Jones. I posted this for Angela because it has several Clark's in it. I'll look up other names for anyone who asks! Not very many Queen's listed in it. Vicki QUEEN'S Andrew - b 1855, d 193l, m. Haseltine Evans and had dau: Maude, m. James Medford "Dock" Mease (b 1890 d. 1977), Longs Methodist Cem. David- Susanna ____ (b 1833, d 1898) Forest M. - s/o John Coleman Queen; b. 1885, d 1964; m. Effie Cooke (b 1889, d 1959, d/o BasterCooke) and had children: Evelyn b. 1915 d 1978, m. W. Glenn Parker; Ruby m. WE Anderson' J Frank; Charles E. "Stump", m 1930, Georgia Goins; George; Forest M Jr; Jack; Ruth; and William "Bill". Lived Henson Cv, Canton, NC. Horace L - b. 1888, d 25 Geb 1920; m 112 Apr 1909, Clarice E. Stamey (b 1894, d 6 March 1920; both d in influenza epidemic) and had children: Ralh; Mable; and Robert. Mabel and Robert adopted in the G.W. "Earl" (b 1888, d 1971) and Addie Elizabeth Robinson Clark Family. James L - m. Mary Noland and had son: Samuel L. Queen, m Glee Clark. John Coleman Queen - b. 1862, d 1930; m Roxanna Henson (b 1861, d 1931) and had sons: James Rufus, b. 1896, d 1978, m Polly Jones; Horice, b. 1891, d 1896; Cumi, b. 1893, d 1896; and Forest M. m. Effie Cooke. John M - m. Mollie ____ and had dau: Mae, m. Walter Colbert Chambers. Per Jim Queen home interview Aug 7, 1976; records, obits. Raymond H - s/o Thomas H. Queen; b 1908, d 1979; m Elizabeth Dills and had children: Joan; dau, m EL Hipps; and Dwayen, Mountaineer Obituary. Samuel L - w/o James L. Queen; d 1969, m Glee Clark (d/o Dallas Clark) and had children: J Richard; Samuel L. Jr; and Sarah, m ____ Brown, HCA and obits. Thomas H - m. Texanna Henson and had son; Raymond H.

Hi ' My name is Chris and I am new to the list. I hope this posting is not inappropriate but if you will bare with me it will explain itself. I was told by another Queen list member that I should give it a try. I am searching for parents and ancestors of Candice Queen Clark (maybe Candiss). She was born in NC about 1814 and was married to Robert Rhodes, Oct. 27, 1837. She is listed in the 1850 Orange Co.,N.C. census with 5 children: Francis, 12; William, 10; Eliza, 8; Teresa, 4; and Alexander, 2. I have been unable to come up with anyhthing searching under the Clark surname . I hope by chance that Candiss' middle name Queen might be her mothers maiden name and that someone might have info on a Queen female that married a male Clark with a child Candiss. I know its a long shot but am running out of any kind of lead on her parents. Any and all leads, suggestions, or information will be very much appreciated. Contact me at angela@cocentral.com Thanks, Chris

If anyone has records of early Norht Carolina marriages and would do a lookup I would really appreciate it. I am looking a (male) CLARK that married a(female) QUEEN in N.C. between the years of 1785-1820. Once again thanks in advance. Contact me at angela@cocentral.com

Just a note to advise that Queen researchers are working hard in an attempt to prove a CLOSE relationship to others. At the same time, one may be working to prove a DISTANT, if any, relationship to a certain person. : ) Tag. Gene

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I would like to publicly thank Missi, whose name I have been repeatedly been misspelling, for her jaunt to Rome, GA a few months back. Her efforts helped to identify the grave of my 3rd Great Grandfather, John W. QUEEN, Jr., C.S.A., 1816-1863. Thanks to Melessia, I'm 99% certain it is his. There's also a Mean Old Coot on this list who has, from time to time, infused a challenging spirit which I have found to be both enlightening and amusing. Several others of you have contributed enormously to my meager efforts in compiling my lateral line data, and particularly my collateral lines. Many leaves on the tree have been falling into place. Alas! So many ancestors, so little time! And THANK YOU MANDY for coordinating! I am often humbled (sometimes intimidated) by the massive amount of effort and research so many of you have done. I only hope that I have, and can continue to, contribute to all here. Over the past year, I have "met" quite a number of very kind individuals through a variety of genealogical forums. Some are "new" cousins, and interestingly enough, some of the "old" ones whom I knew as a youngster have contacted me after finding some of my postings in Genealogy Cyberville. What a kick! Gayle Phillips Cantrell gpcantrell@home.com Here's my [QUEEN] line: Descendants of John W. Queen, Sr. Generation No. 1 1. JOHN W.1 QUEEN, SR. Child of JOHN W. QUEEN, SR. is: 2. i. JOHN W.2 QUEEN, JR., b. 1816; d. 1863, Rome, Floyd, GA. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN W.2 QUEEN, JR. (JOHN W.1) was born 1816, and died 1863 in Rome, Floyd, GA. He married MARTHA A. HICKEY1 October 03, 1840 in Macon County, NC, daughter of JOHN HICKEY and EVA CALER. She was born August 21, 18231, and died Aft. 1910. More About JOHN W. QUEEN, JR.: Burial: 1863, Probably Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Rome, Floyd, GA Military service: Bet. March 25, 1862 - June 03, 1863, Private, Company I, 39th Regiment, NC Troops More About MARTHA A. HICKEY: Census: 1910, Living in the home of her son, William Merritt Queen, Macon County, NC Children of JOHN QUEEN and MARTHA HICKEY are: i. LUCY J.3 QUEEN, b. 1842, Macon County, NC. ii. ELVIRA E. QUEEN, b. 1845, Macon County, NC. iii. BUTLER THOMAS QUEEN, b. 1846, Macon County, NC. iv. QUINETTA QUEEN, b. April 1850, Macon County, NC. v. SARAH E. QUEEN, b. 1853, Macon County, NC. vi. WILLIAM MERRIT QUEEN, b. January 09, 1857, Macon County, NC; d. October 27, 1942, Cowee Township, Macon County, NC; m. SARAH. 3. vii. SIMION M. QUEEN, b. March 13, 1859, , Macon, NC; d. March 06, 1944, , Macon, NC. viii. INFANT QUEEN, b. 1860, Macon County, NC. Generation No. 3 3. SIMION M.3 QUEEN (JOHN W.2, JOHN W.1) was born March 13, 1859 in , Macon, NC, and died March 06, 1944 in , Macon, NC. He married MARY ETTA TIPPETT November 18, 1880 in Cowee Township, Macon, NC, daughter of JOHN TIPPETT and MARY MCGAHA. She was born 1864, and died June 1941 in , Macon, NC. Children of SIMION QUEEN and MARY TIPPETT are: 4. i. MARTHA LOUELLA4 QUEEN, b. March 26, 1884. ii. THOMAS HICKEY QUEEN, b. May 14, 1887. iii. MARY J. QUEEN, b. January 13, 1889. iv. CARRIE QUEEN, b. 1882. Generation No. 4 4. MARTHA LOUELLA4 QUEEN (SIMION M.3, JOHN W.2, JOHN W.1) was born March 26, 1884. She married JOHN HASKELL ARVEY February 07, 1903 in Franklin, Macon, NC, son of OTTO ARVEY and HARRIET LAKEY. He was born December 08, 1884 in Franklin, Macon, NC, and died February 11, 1965 in Bryson City, Swain, NC. More About JOHN & MARTHA ARVEY: Burial: Riverview Methodist Cemetery, Franklin, Macon, NC -----Original Message----- From: MSCroker@aol.com [mailto:MSCroker@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2000 3:37 PM To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [QUEEN] Roll Call Hi Glenda and all... Its been awhile, actually I just got back on the Queen list after some problems - family illness/death, money, and computer - Anyway hopefully I've got my act back together now. My Queen research as I know it is William McKinley Queen (1897-1968), his parents, "Banks" Queen (?) and Mary "Mollie" Martin (uh, I've got it written down somewhere)...their parents were John Queen and Katherine Lowery married in Union Co, GA in 1850, and James and Permelia(?) Martin. The family can also be found at times in Cherokee/Clay County, NC. This is my Mom's Mom's family. Don't know much else. I also made a little website which I dedicated to my Grannie, Carrie Mae Queen Mason, who passed away this past December. Its not much in the way of research or historical value...mostly I just made it as a diversion and for my family who all misses our Mother and Grannie. The address is hometown.aol.com/missipryss/family.html if you'd like to look at it. By the way, my computer had crashed so I lost everyones email address that I used to correspond with so if you ones will write to me I will write back. Or anyone who'd just care to write, too. Take Care, Melessia Croker (MSCroker@aol.com) Rockmart, Polk County, Georgia

--part1_ce.3147d77.260c45c4_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_ce.3147d77.260c45c4_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: SHELMSJ@aol.com From: SHELMSJ@aol.com Full-name: SHELMSJ Message-ID: <6c.25ebfdc.260c22d5@aol.com> Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2000 20:45:57 EST Subject: Re: [QUEEN] Roll Call To: MSCroker@aol.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 3.0 for Windows 95 sub 64 Hello All Could some please help me ?I am looking for information on John Queen who married Susan Jane Devinie . Their son Avery Butler Queen b. Jul. 21 1861 d. Nov 6 1944. was my GG. Grandfather. He married Sarah but i don't know her last name their children were. John A. Queen he married Laura Phillips. Marion Butler Queen never married. Victoria Queen married George Laws Their Children . 1Lester Queen 2 Avery Queen married Wiilie . Children of John A Queen . 1Pearl Queen 2 Anna Queen 3 Dean Queen 4 Leroy Queen - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -------------------------------------------4th Child of Avery and Sarah Queen Lonia Sarah Queen b. Jan 13 1893 d. Dec 18 1966 she married John L. Gates Their children were . 1. Hoover Worth Gates . 2. Raymond Avery Gates 3. Earl Marion Gates 4. James Paul Gates 5. John Howard Gates 6. Ruby Elizebeth Gates 7 Willie May Gates 8. Nancy Louise Gates ( My Mother ) I know that Laura Phillips traveled with the Phillips Gospel Quartet . I know they came from the Mountains maybe Rutherford or Buncom co. If anyone knows anything about this part of the clain please let me know. Many Many Thanks John --part1_ce.3147d77.260c45c4_boundary--

Hi Glenda and all... Its been awhile, actually I just got back on the Queen list after some problems - family illness/death, money, and computer - Anyway hopefully I've got my act back together now. My Queen research as I know it is William McKinley Queen (1897-1968), his parents, "Banks" Queen (?) and Mary "Mollie" Martin (uh, I've got it written down somewhere)...their parents were John Queen and Katherine Lowery married in Union Co, GA in 1850, and James and Permelia(?) Martin. The family can also be found at times in Cherokee/Clay County, NC. This is my Mom's Mom's family. Don't know much else. I also made a little website which I dedicated to my Grannie, Carrie Mae Queen Mason, who passed away this past December. Its not much in the way of research or historical value...mostly I just made it as a diversion and for my family who all misses our Mother and Grannie. The address is hometown.aol.com/missipryss/family.html if you'd like to look at it. By the way, my computer had crashed so I lost everyones email address that I used to correspond with so if you ones will write to me I will write back. Or anyone who'd just care to write, too. Take Care, Melessia Croker (MSCroker@aol.com) Rockmart, Polk County, Georgia

Greetings fellow researchers - wanted to share by newest obsession with you - http://www2.southwind.net/~prieba/ Would welcome comments, and suggestions, but be gentle with me as I'm brand new at this and self taught. Things have slowed down a bit - how about a roll call? Glenda Queen Prieba Glenda Prieba PO Box 583, Courthouse Newton KS 67114 Voice 316-284-6930 FAx 316-283-6183

Excerpted from "Tennessee Cousins", A History of Tennessee People, by Worth S. Ray, Author of "The Lost Tribes of North Carolina", Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore 1984 "One of the most enlightening pages in the early history of ROANE COUNTY is found in the list of soldiers who enlisted in the company of CAPT. URIAH ALLISON, in 1812. Mrs. Wells in her "history of Roane County" (PP 33-34) says that the men & boys gathered about the fifers and drummers in front of the courthouse at Kingston, where bright new silver dollars were spread out on the head of the drum, and every man who came forward and picked up a dollar became a volunteer in the war of 1812. The information about each volunteer is priceless. They were:...THOMAS HIBBERTS, aged 23, 6 ft 2 in. born in PATRICK COUNTY, Va. (This Patrick County squirrel hunter, was a big boy.)...WILLIAM QUEEN, aged 19, 5 ft. 10 in. born in BURKE COUNTY, N. C." Best regards, Gayle Cantrell gpcantrell@home.com What's my line?

Can anyone help out Angela?? Subject: [NCROOTS] Candiss Queen Clark abt 1814-1880 Orange Co.,N.C. > I haven't posted this one in a while. Maybe someone new to the list will have something. The name certainly is odd enough it ought to be easy enough to remember if someone does come across it. > I am searching for parents and ancestors of Candice Queen Clark (maybe Candiss). She was born in NC about 1814 and was married to Robert Rhodes, Oct. 27, 1837. She is listed in the 1850 Orange Co. census with 5 children: Francis, 12; William, 10; Eliza, 8; Teresa, 4; and Alexander, 2. Any information you could provide or any contacts will be greatly appreciated. Thank you. You may contact me: angela@cocentral.com > >