Data for consideration, especially regarding an Isaac Queen (b. ca 1806-1809 and m. 5-24-1832 to Ruth Hunt in Rutherford) believed by one or more to be a son of a George Queen or George's wife by previous marriage. Which George, if either, should Isaac be linked to and why? (Note: There are Zero "Hunt" families on pg 467. On 503 are Sarah and Catharine Hunt.) 1830 Rutherford County, NC census, pg 467: George Queen M 30<40 F 30<40 M 15<20 F 15<20 M 5<10 M <5 F<5 F<5 1830 Rutherford County, NC census, pg 503: George Quin M 20<30 F 30<40 M 15<20 F 15<20 M 10<15 M 5<10 M 5<10 M <5 F <5 F <5 I suggest that George Quin is not the father of either the second oldest male or the second oldest female in this household. Therefore, I suggest that this George Quin married, or is living with, a lady with some children not his own. Now, I'm leaving this Isaac Queen to others unless something bubbles up and gets me on him again. Oops, I forgot. The Sarah Hunt on pg 503 is age 20<30 with no other females in household; but with a boy age 10<15 and one <5. The Catharine Hunt family consists only of two females; one 90<100 and one 50<60. Gene

Hi all, I'm tinkering with the Quin names/families on pg 503 Rutherford Co., NC census. George Quin and Peggy Quin were neighbors; then about 6 houses away was a Thomas Bracket; then about 8 houses away were Sarah Hunt, George Towry, then Catharine Hunt; then 5 houses and James Quin then Merody Quin as neighbors. Checking my "saved" mail, I found these notes: Mary (Polly) Queen (b. 1824 m. abt 1845 d. 1903 Union Co GA) m. Thomas Brackett. Both from Rutherford Co. NC. (Moved to Union Co, GA in mid 1840's per Betty Knight. Don't know if married in NC or in GA.) ..Mary C. Brackett (b. ca 1847) ..David W. Brackett (b. 1848) ..Matilda Jane Brackett (b. 1849) ..Nancy C. Brackett (b. 1850) ..Sarah Margaret Brackett (b. 8-10-1851) ..Others....omitted .........So, 1. I guess my first question regards Thomas Brackett. (This Thomas "Bracket" on 1830 Haywood was age 20<30, 2 males <5, female 20<30, female <5.) Q: Does this Thomas fit in some way with "your" Thomas? 2. Details of the 1830 Rutherford pg 503 Quin folk (anything ring a bell?): George Quin M 20<30 F 30<40 M 15<20 F 15<20 M 10<15 M 5<10 M 5<10 M <5 F<5 F<5 Next door: Peggy Quin F 40<50 F 15<20 F 15<20 M 5<10 22 houses away: James Quin M 20<30 F 20<30 F 5<10 M <5 F <5 F <5 next door to James: Merody Quin M 50<60 F 50<60 M 20<30 F 20<30 F 10<15 Comments, anyone? Gene

I just have to mess with this for a while and get some data summarized for this Isaac. Will welcome any and all attempts to add, delete, correct, link the following: 1. From Reiley's webpage (any typos will be mine): 1850 Cleveland Co., NC census: Charles Queen, 45 (b. NC) Martha, 41 (b. NC) (all following children born in NC) ...Isaac, 21 ...John, 19 ...William, 17 ...Sarah, 15 ...Dickerson, 12 ...Joseph, 10 ...Martha, 8 2. Most, if not all, the following is avail. on Reiley's webpage; but I wanted to put my hands on the census, so I visited the library and made photocopies.) 1860 Cleveland Co., NC census, pg 736 & 737: Isaac Queene, 34 (b. ca 1826) (owns land $40) ...John Queene, 8 ...Thos Queene, 6 ...Pinkney Queene, 4 ...Martha Queene, 2 immediately prior to Isaac (pg 736): John Queene, 30 (owns land $342) Susan Queene, 20 ...Wm E. Queene, 7/12 immediately after Isaac (pg 737) (note the differences in ages from the 1850 census....for every single member of this household! OEQ): Charles Quene, 50 (b. ca 1810) (no land ownership noted) Martha Quene, 45 ...Joseph Quene, 16 ...Dickerson Quene, 18 ...Martha Quene, 12 ...Alfred Quene, 8 15 households from Isaac (pg 738): Joseph Queene, 20 Margret Queene, 20 ...Sarah E. Queene, 3 ...Amanda J. Queene, 1 Nancy Queen, 23 3. Now, this info from Roger in a Feb 12 post to the list: Merideth Queen (b. 1783 in Gaffney, SC) m. Jane Newton (b. 1784 in NC d. 1860) ...George Queen (b. 1797) ...John Queen (b. 1805) ...Charles Queen ......Isaac Queen (b. ca 1825-1830 Cleveland Co.? m. in Cleveland Co., NC d. 1901 in McDowell Co., NC) m. Lucinda Towery (Note: lots of Towry listed on 1830 Rutherford) .........John A. Queen (b. 1852) .........Thomas Lawson Queen (b. 1853) .........Joseph P. Queen (b. 1855) .........Martha E. Queen (b. 1858) .........Mary Jane Queen (b. 1859) .........Margaret C. Queen (b. 1864) .........Dock P. Queen (b. 1866) .........Susan A. Queen (b. 1868) .........Phronis C. Queen (b. 1869) .........Alice Petima Queen (b. 1871) 4. What was the year of birth of Isaac? Was it 1829 (calculated per 1850 census) or 1826 (calculated from 1860 census)? Again, calling on Reiley's webpage; an 1844-45 petition to the General Assembly included the name of Isac Queen. Assuming it was a "proper" signing, he would have had to be 21 (or 18), thus would have had to have been born ca 1823 or 1826. So? Guess we need more dates to choose from. Or, anyone have a coin? 5. Anyone know this Isaac Queen's whereabouts in 1870, 1880, 1900? McDowell Co.?? Gene

Gene Queen recently asked on the list if I would post my information on my ancestor George Queen: So here's a brief compilation of my information. George Queen was born in North Carolina between 1788 and 1796, estimating from his age on the 1850 (54), 1860 (66), and 1870 (78) federal censuses of Tippah Co. TN, and his headstone in New Hope Cemetery, Benton Co. MS ( "Died 1877, Age 88"). As Gene Queen stated, there is a marriage bond dated 11-8-1818 in Rutherford Co. NC between a George Queen and “Mrs. Betsy Queen” The surety for this bond was Mariday Queen, making it likely that this IS our George. Perhaps this Betsy was the widow of one of George’s brothers, and perhaps she died soon after? More inquiry is needed here. George married his (second?) wife Nancy Newton (born in North Carolina around 1791 ) about 1822, and they lived first in Rutherford County NC and later in Lincoln (later Gaston) County NC until the 1849 , where George was a farmer. George and Nancy had the following known children , all born in NC: 1. Meredith (Maraday) Queen, born 8 July 1823 , married Lavinia Sarah Summey 25 Sept., 1843 in Lincoln Co., NC ; 2. Nancy Queen, born 14 January 1828 NC, married Ephraim Stroup 15 October 1847 Lincoln Co. NC, died 1 January 1897 Benton Co. MS; 3. Elizabeth Queen, born about 1831in NC; 4. Martha Jane Queen, born about 1834 in NC, married James Pybas about 1857, a widow by 1870 with 4 children; and 5. George D. Queen, born about 1841 in NC, married Mary C. Strong 1861 in Tippah Co. MS. The known children do not account for all the younger individuals in George's household on the 1830 and 1840 censuses. There appear to have been at least 3 other children - a son born about 1825, a daughter b. abt. 1829, and another son b. 1830-1835. Some of these children may have died in childhood. There also may have been other, older children. One very likely candidate is Margaret Queen, b. abt 1827. Mrs. Rebecca Williams Harris of Memphis says that the Margaret Queen who married Henry Bird in Lincoln Co., NC on 2-6-1845 was the daughter of George and Nancy Queen, and this fact is supported by the fact that she and her husband migrated to Tippah Co., MS, and are found next door to George and Nancy in 1850. In 1849 or 1850 , George and Nancy Queen moved with their family and those of their two eldest children to Tippah County, Mississippi, where George farmed and his son Meredith was a blacksmith. They lived next door to each other on the 1850 Tippah Co., census. George's wife Nancy Queen died in 1854, and was buried in the New Hope Cemetery, in that portion of Tippah County which became Benton County in 1870. George Queen died in 1877, and was buried along side of his first wife, Nancy, in the New Hope Cemetery in Benton County, MS. ----- Original Message ----- From: O Eugene Queen <EQueen@lexcominc.net> To: Reiley Kidd <radcrk@home.com> Sent: Monday, March 13, 2000 11:24 PM Subject: Children of George Queen > Hi Reiley, > If you have posted it or care to do so, will you please share the names > and estimated DOB as you understand them of the N. C. children of "your" > George Queen? > > Thanks, > > Gene

Gene, If Stevie Lou Powell is listening, she can help you with the Hunt family. Betty >From: O Eugene Queen <EQueen@lexcominc.net> >To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [QUEEN] George Queen and George Quin - 1830 Rutherford >Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 23:50:47 -0500 >MIME-Version: 1.0 >Received: from [209.85.6.27] by hotmail.com (3.2) with ESMTP id >MHotMailBA9862860010D82197D7D155061B0F3B0; Tue Mar 14 20:54:31 2000 >Received: (from slist@localhost)by bl-11.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id >UAA21742;Tue, 14 Mar 2000 20:54:05 -0800 (PST) >From QUEEN-L-request@rootsweb.com Tue Mar 14 20:57:54 2000 >Resent-Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 20:54:05 -0800 (PST) >Old-To: Queen Researchers <QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com> >Message-id: <38CF16A7.C68A643A@lexcominc.net> >Organization: Home >X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.7 [en]C-CCK-MCD NSCPCD47 (Win98; I) >X-Accept-Language: en >Resent-Message-ID: <Zt_w-B.A.hTF.tdxz4@bl-11.rootsweb.com> >Resent-From: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/2747 >X-Loop: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com >Precedence: list >Resent-Sender: QUEEN-L-request@rootsweb.com > >Data for consideration, especially regarding an Isaac Queen (b. ca >1806-1809 and m. 5-24-1832 to Ruth Hunt in Rutherford) believed by one >or more to be a son of a George Queen or George's wife by previous >marriage. Which George, if either, should Isaac be linked to and why? >(Note: There are Zero "Hunt" families on pg 467. On 503 are Sarah and >Catharine Hunt.) > >1830 Rutherford County, NC census, pg 467: >George Queen >M 30<40 >F 30<40 >M 15<20 >F 15<20 >M 5<10 >M <5 >F<5 >F<5 > >1830 Rutherford County, NC census, pg 503: >George Quin >M 20<30 >F 30<40 >M 15<20 >F 15<20 >M 10<15 >M 5<10 >M 5<10 >M <5 >F <5 >F <5 > >I suggest that George Quin is not the father of either the second oldest >male or the second oldest female in this household. Therefore, I >suggest that this George Quin married, or is living with, a lady with >some children not his own. > >Now, I'm leaving this Isaac Queen to others unless something bubbles up >and gets me on him again. > >Oops, I forgot. The Sarah Hunt on pg 503 is age 20<30 with no other >females in household; but with a boy age 10<15 and one <5. The >Catharine Hunt family consists only of two females; one 90<100 and one >50<60. > >Gene > > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi group! My vote on Gene's item #2 would naturally be prejudiced since these gentlemen are in my line of Queen ancestors. A quick analysis of the census records would find in 1870 Moses Queen living with his father James - HH#077 for Blairsville, GA., age 42. Moses' birth year was 1828. The opinions should prove interesting, and I'm always open to new information. Regards, Jerry.

Hi all, Have finally been able to get back to the Queens a bit and am wondering: 1) Has anyone received any documentation or explanation from Mrs. Deward Queen or Morris Queen which supports a link of the subject Isaac Queen to George or Betsey Queen? 2. Is there a concensus that the Moses J. Queen of 1850 Union Co., GA census, HH342 was NOT the s/o Isaac Queen as the expanded posting of the census indicates....but, rather he was the son of James C. Queen? 3. Since the 1840 Washington Co., TN census lists 2 males, age <5, in the household of Isaac and the 1850 Union Co., GA census lists one (George) of that age plus 10, I assume that the second male died between 1840-1850. Any agreement or disagreement? 4. Rutherford County marriages indicate "Mariday" Queen was bondsman for the marriage of George Queen to Betsey Queen in 1818. Pg 503 of the 1830 Rutherford census lists George Quin, Merody Quin, James Quin, Peggy Quin, Thomas Bracket, ??? Towry, Jesse Ledford, John Towry and George Towry (not in this order). Also note from Reiley's webpage that Lincoln Co. reflects in 1840 a George Quinn, James Qunn and others listed as Quin. Ages of persons in household of George Quin of 1830 Rutherford = 12111 and 200101. Merody Quin is apparently aged 50<60. Just wondering if Reiley's George Quinn of Lincoln could be the George Quin of Rutherford...and if his Betsey could have been as much as 10 yr older than George. In any event, if Betsey was born in 1790; she could have had a child...Isaac...born ca 1810. I suppose all this has been beaten to death; but, just in case... Gene

Children of GEORGE QUEEN and SARAH LOGAN are: i. VIRGIL L.3 QUEEN, b. Abt. 1866. ii. WILLEY QUEEN, b. Abt. 1867. Notes for WILLEY QUEEN: [The following is recorded in Union County, Ga. Court of Ordinary Minutes Book 1891-1903; pg 203] GEORGIA UNION COUNTY To J. W. Meeks, Ordinary of said county. The undersigned commissioners appointed to inquire into the mental condition of Wylie Queen report that in pursuance of instructions contained in the commission to them directed for that purpose on the 3rd day of June 1895 They examined by inspection said Wylie Queen and heard and examined witnesses on oath as to his mental condition. After said inspection and examination of witnesses, the undersigned are satisfied that said Wylie Queen is insane & so report to your Honor. A. D. McCrary, F.J. Erwin, M.D., John England, J. D. Jones, E. Bowling, Jesse Satterfield, S.Y. Jarrett, J. B. Shope, W.E. Candler (Caudler?), J. Downs, T.C. Hughes, A.B. Rogers Upon the hearing of the facts in this case it is adjudged that Wylie Queen of said county is a pauper Lunatic & that he be committed to the Lunatic Asylum at Milledgeville, Ga & it further appearing that said Wylie Queen should not be left at large it is further ordered that he be confined in the common jail of said county till he can be removed to said Asylum. June 3rd 1895 J. W. Meeks Ordy iii. JOHN G. QUEEN, b. April 1870.

Sorry, The subject line should have read Frank not Frack......just not typing too well today I guess. Charlton

Dear Listers, I regretfully must pass along some bad news. My grandfather, Ernest Frank Wesley Queen, passed away this morning at St. Joseph's Hospital in Lexington, KY. He was born in Copperhill, TN on January 22, 1902. He grew up working the mines in the area and also made a pretty good batch of moonshine. (At least by his own account) He moved to Lexington when he was about 21 and became a farmer and butcher. I'll send out the obit when it gets written. I know that we haven't been able to connect my line to any one else's on the list , but I still think of you all as family. Thanks for being here. your cousin, Charlton Queen

Found this on a posting and wondered if anyone had read and/or heard about this. May have some bearing on our Buncombe County Queens... When Walton County, Georgia, was formed, the boundary between Georgia and North Carolina had not been located. North Carolina believed that most, if not all, of Walton County was actually in the boundaries of Buncombe County, North Carolina, which was formed in 1791. North Carolina issued land grants and tried to collect taxes in this area it considered to be Buncombe County. Georgia denied the validity of these claims. The confusion and arguing over the limits of each state's authority led to what was called the "Walton War". The absence of a legally recognized boundary by either Georgia or North Carolina aggravated the problem. Violence continued between pro-North Carolina and pro-Georgia settlers for some time. The 35th latitude was the recognized border by both North Carolina and Georgia. A commission was formed in 1807 to survey the area, and it was discovered that all of Walton County lay in North Carolina. Walton County was returned to North Carolina, as part of Buncombe County, in 1813. In 1838 it was part of Henderson County, and today the area is centered in Transylvania County, North Carolina.

Hello to all, For those interested in the Union Co. GA QUEENs, I have posted some additional information to the Union Co., Ga. website at: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/UnionWill Also, below is some information found on my last trip to Blairsville. Re: Lewis W. Queen son of Lewis Queen (Sr.) Record for Lewis W. Queen marriage to Sarah Robison on 12/25/1866. I believe that Sarah was the first of at least 3 wives for Lewis W. Queen. Entries found for Lewis W. Queen, concerning guardianship for Lewisa (Louisa?) J. Bowlin(g) and Sarah? Malisa Bowlin(g). Bowling was spelled Boulin and Bowlin. According to these records, Lewisa and Sarah? were the orphans of Bluford Boulin and Melinda Queen. The dates range from April - July 1870. Upon checking the 1870 census, I found Lewis W. Queen, age 30, in Blairsville Dist. HH# 68, with Luisa J., age 10, and Susan? M., age 6, in the household. Also in this household was John T., age 1 month (not so sure about this age, see below), and Mary Queen, age 22. I believe Mary Queen was list last on the census in order to indicate that she was not the wife. My theory is ..... Lewis married second, Bluford Bowlin(g)'s widow, Melinda and then Melinda died, leaving Lewis with the 2 children from her previous marriage (can't find marriage record in Union, may have married in another county). A Malinda C. Queen is buried in the Zebulon Baptist Church Cemetery in the Blairsville Dist. According to the Cemetery Records Book, the tombstone gives her birth date as Apr 1, 1836 and her date of death as Feb.12, 1870. If this is the same person then she was probably the mother of the infant, John T., and most likely died in or from childbirth. Thus, the sister, Mary "Polly" Queen was called in to care for the children. According to the annual return that Lewis filed with the court on July 1st, 1870, the estate belonging to the girls consisted of: 88 acres of land worth less than $100.00 1 cow & her calf $20.00 9 head of sheep $9.00 2 head of stock hogs $6.00 Farming tools $4.00 House hold goods & kitchen furniture $100.00 Total $305.00 By November of 1870, guardianship of Louisa Boling & Susannah M. Boling (new spelling of names here) was in the hands of Thomas N. Queen. Thomas N. Queen, Alfred Queen & Daniel Stephens were bound and sworn to administer, make inventory and annual reports on the girls' behalf for the estate, with Thomas named as guardian. [Note: the above guardianship records were found in the Union County record book, "Inventory & Appraisements, Annual Returns, and Twelve Months Support 1867- 1877"; pages 184, 185, 218, 219] For a 3rd wife, Lewis W. Queen married Jane Walker on 10/17/1874, in Union Co.. Unfortunately, Lewis W. does not appear on the 1880 Union Co. Census to confirm this. Any comments on this are welcome. Re: John Queen, son of Lewis Queen. Marriage records for John Queen and Elizabeth Hullander dated Aug 22, 1873, married by Lewis Queen, MG. Recorded in Union Co., Ga Marriage Book 2A; pg 93. >From the record book: "Court of Ordinary - Minutes 1891-1903"; pages 63-65: The following in regard to a fifa, I assume for non-payment of debts. I have not transcribed the schedules mentioned in the petition. Another child not mentioned in petition is Mary E. Queen, b. abt 1875, listed on the 1880 Union Co Census, no further info on her. May have died or married before the date of petition. GEORGIA UNION COUNTY To the Ordinary of said county: The petition of John Queen a resident of said county shows that he is the head of a family consisting of himself, his wife (Elizabeth Queen) about 40 years old and four children to wit: James Henry, fifteen years old; Martha, thirteen years old; Wm L., twelve years old and Samuel Queen, five years old and that he desires under the Constitution of Georgia and the Statutes in reference thereto to have laid off and set apart as a homestead for the rest of said family on or out of two hundred acres of land the property of petitioner situated in said county and known as Lot of Land No. 181 and parts of lots Nos. 182 and 216 all in the 17" Dist. and 1st Sec. of Union Co. Ga. Lot No 181 containing one hundred and sixty acres and part of lot No. 182 containing thirty acres and part of lot No. 216 containing ten acres aggregating about Two Hundred acres. The whole of said two hundred acres of land does not exceed in valuation one hundred and fifty dollars. Petitioner also desires to have exempted and set apart the personal property embraced in Schedule "A" hereto attached to which reference is made as a part of this, his petition. Said Schedule contains a minute and accurate description of all the personal property belonging to your petitioner. Schedule "B" hereto attached contains a correct list of the names and post offices of the creditors of petitioner. Your petitioner prays that an order may issue to the county Surveyor of said county requiring him to lay off and make a plat of a homestead for said family out of and from said two hundred acres of land and make return thereof in accordance with Law. Your petitioner ask that the usual notice in such cases may issue and be published as required by law. And your petitioner will ever pray ____? John Queen Petitioner W. E. Caudler Atty. for Petitioner *********************************************************************** United States of America. By virtue of a fieri-facias(sp?) issued out of the Circuit Court of the United States for the Northern of Ga in favor of the plaintiff vs John Queen and levied by A. E. Buck, U. S. Marshall of Atlanta, Ga. GEORGIA UNION COUNTY In person comes before the undersigned John Queen who on oath says that the statement contained in the forgoing petition are true that the Schedule contains minute and accurate description of all the real and personal property owned by applicant and that the list of creditors hereto attached is complete and their post offices correctly given. John Queen X his mark Sworn to and subscribed before me this 22" day of Aug. 1892. E. W. Butt, Ordinary Aug. 22" 1892. Notice published and written notice mailed to A. E. Buck, U. S. Marshall of Atlanta, Ga. as required by law. E. W. Butt, Ordinary The foregoing application filed in office Aug. 22", 1892 ******************************************************************************

Hi Queen cousins. If any of you know of any descendants of Almeda, please let me know. I am trying to learn about a family bible and what became of it. Thanks, Linda lmenikos@flash.net

QUEEN, Timothy Russell, Eliza 26 Jan 1845 206 Forsyth Co, GA Marriage Book A 1822-1848 http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaforsyt/Book_Amz.htm ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hello Rooters and Rootresses ... will list them as I collect them .... MSA Roll CR 10,019 Anne Arundel Co., MD Marriage Licenses A - 1905 to 1922 LEGEND: [#] = Folio (or page found on) GROOM; Age; Condition (single, widow, divorce, etc); Residence. BRIDE; Age; Condition (same as above); no residences listed for brides. SWORN BY: if no name given, self = groom. Marriage Date and performed by: Minister or Justice o/Peace's Name Where marriage took place: [49] QUEEN, James; 22; sngl; Millersville CARR, Maria; 19; sngl self (his "X") 20 Jan 1910; Rev. D. Collins Methodist Parsonage [70] QUEEN, John Henry; 21; sngl; Annapolis DAY, Rosa; 18; sngl Perry Day 03 Oct 1911; Rev. Benj. Gibson Annapolis [123] QUEEN, John Wesley; 22; sngl; Fairfield JENNINGS, Mary; 19; sngl self 19 Sep 1915; Rev. Charles Kottary (or Kotlary) St. Adalberts Church ****************************** Valerie in Glen Burnie, AA Co., MD

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This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------B07522C6ABBF9245C0428490 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------B07522C6ABBF9245C0428490 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <pensacola@mindspring.com> Received: from smtp7.atl.mindspring.net (smtp7.atl.mindspring.net [207.69.128.51]) by kiwi.negia.net (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id UAA10845 for <diann@negia.net>; Wed, 1 Mar 2000 20:27:19 -0500 (EST) Received: from computer (pool-209-138-49-5.tmpa.grid.net [209.138.49.5]) by smtp7.atl.mindspring.net (8.9.3/8.8.5) with SMTP id UAA18511 for <diann@negia.net>; Wed, 1 Mar 2000 20:27:31 -0500 (EST) Message-ID: <010901bf83dd$ce44f520$10318ad1@computer> From: "Pat Opachick" <pensacola@mindspring.com> To: "Diann williams" <diann@negia.net> References: <38BD0FB5.24CDA9FD@negia.net> Subject: Re: McQueen Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2000 19:25:25 -0500 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2919.6600 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2919.6600 X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Diann I am sending this to you right now as it is handiest for me ....I have it on a floppy and all I had to do was copy/paste Your email is VERY interesting to me...and I also would like to try and figure out the connections here......IS there anyway you could email me what it was that U have had for soem time on big warrior / ross etc? I will try and dig some more info up.and theres more mcqueen goodies also..I cannot rememebr what I sent abt' mcqueen I am list owner at www.onelist.com/subscribe/South-East-Creek should You or anyone you know like to join our email list.we are a small group . Our research many tiems takes us to CHOCTAW CHEROKEE CHICKASAW ETC as many tiem surnames go from one to another...... pat --------------B07522C6ABBF9245C0428490--

UNSUSCRIBE ----- Original Message ----- From: <QUEEN-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <QUEEN-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2000 10:49 AM Subject: QUEEN-D Digest V00 #63

Gayle Cantrell wrote: > > > http://www.usnewswire.com/topnews/Current_Releases/0301-131.html > >> > >> National Archives Statement on Records Center Fire > >> U.S. Newswire > >> 1 Mar 15:39 > >> > >> National Archives and Records Administration Statement on Records > >> Center Fire > >> To: National Desk > >> Contact: National Archives Public Affairs, 301-713-6000 > >> > >> WASHINGTON, March 1, /U.S. Newswire/ -- The following is a > >> statement from John W. Carlin, archivist of the United States, > >> on the Feb. 29 Records Center Fire: > >> > >> Yesterday (Tuesday, Feb. 29), the National Archives and Records > >> Administration (NARA) reported a fire in its Washington National > >> Records Center in Suitland, Md. The fire was contained by the > >> Center's fire-safety system and extinguished with no reports of > >> harm to staff or visitors, but some records were damaged. The > >> following is an update on that from Archivist of the United States > >> John Carlin. > >> > >> Although much work will be needed before we can be certain, we > >> believe that of the total of more than 3.7 million cubic feet of > >> records at Suitland, approximately 3,000 cubic feet were in the > >> immediate area. Of those, fewer than 300 cubic feet may have been > >> destroyed. Most of the affected records were wet or damp from > >> sprinkler water or in singed boxes. Our staff at Suitland stayed > >> up through last night making valiant efforts to protect records > >> from water damage and otherwise dealing with the fire's effects, > >> working with personnel from the General Services Administration, > >> from which we lease the facility. > >> > >> The cause of the fire is as yet undetermined. Because the > >> property is Federal, the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, > >> and Firearms as well as GSA fire investigators were notified. As > >> the investigation continues, the following is what we know about > >> the fire so far. > >> > >> The sprinkler alarms were activated at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, and > >> alerted the GSA Control Center that there was a problem. The first > >> fire company arrived sometime between 2:45 and 2:50. A fireman on > >> the scene was overcome with smoke at which point firemen abandoned > >> Stack 15 to open the roof hatches to vent the smoke. This process > >> apparently took approximately one hour to accomplish before the > >> firemen returned to Stack 15 to begin to extinguish the fire. The > >> sprinkler system contained the fire during the period between > >> 2:30 and 3:50 at which point the firemen were able to enter the > >> stack. At 8:13 p.m. the firemen on the scene felt that the fire was > >> sufficiently extinguished to allow the investigation to begin in > >> the stack. > >> > >> Our tracking system enabled us to identify the records on the > >> shelves affected by the fire, and agencies whose records may have > >> been affected have been notified. But we won't be able to identify > >> exactly which records have been affected and how seriously until > >> the investigation of the area is completed and we can examine the > >> materials more closely. > >> > >> I will provide further information as it becomes available. > >> > >> > >> For further information, contact the National Archives public > >> affairs staff at 301-713-6000. > >> > >> -0- > >> /U.S. Newswire 202-347-2770/ > >> 03/01 15:39 > >> > >> Copyright 2000, U.S. Newswire > > -- 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/

1900 Missouri Soundex – QUEEN QUEEN, Andrew J. ed 149, page 4, line 34 St. Clair Co., Jackson Twp b July 1853, age 46, North Carolina QUEEN, Sarah C., wife, Nov 1855, age 44, Missouri QUEEN, William, son, Oct 1880, age 19, Missouri QUEEN, Viola L., daughter, Jan 1880, age 17, Missouri QUEEN, Martha L., daughter, June 1884, age 15, Missouri QUEEN, Albert R., son, March 1886,, age 14, Missouri QUEEN, Ira A., son, July 1889, age 10, Missouri QUEEN, Dorsay M., daughter, Sept 1891, age 8, Missouri QUEEN, Nora R., daughter, Sept 1891, age 8, Missouri QUEEN, Jesse L., son, Feb 1894, age 6, Missouri QUEEN, Josie E., daughter, March 1897, age 3, Missouri QUEEN, Jasper S., son, Sept 1898, age 1, Missouri QUEEN, Benjeman ed 107, page 6, line 34 Phelps Co., Rolla Twp Sept 1850, age 50, North Carolina QUEEN, Mary, wife, Feb 1857, age 43, Arkansas QUEEN, Calvin, son, Ap 1883, age17, Missouri QUEEN, Frank, son, Nov 1886, age 13, Missouri QUEEN, Harrison, son, March 1889, age 11, Missouri QUEEN, Letey, daughter, Oct 1891, age 8, Missouri QUEEN, Albert, son, July 1894, age 5, Missouri QUEEN, Verdis, daughter, Sept 1897, age 2, Missouri QUEEN, Bethena ed 4, pg 9, line 91 Bates Co., Walnut Twp Sept 1860, age 39, North Carolina QUEEN, Fidelia, daughter, May 1881, age 19, North Carolina QUEEN, Cora E., daughter, Dec 1884, age 15, North Carolina QUEEN, Viola, daughter, March, 1888, age 12, Missouri QUEEN, Leroy, son, Sept 1891, age 8, Missouri QUEEN, Elijah B. ed 31, pg 120, line 66 Jasper Co, Galena Twp Oct 1836, age 63, Tennessee QUEEN, Nancy J., wife, Aug 1837, age 62, Tennessee QUEEN, Charles F., son, Jan 1879, age 20, Missouri QUEEN, Eugene ed 61, pg 3, line 99 Jefferson Co., Valle Twp March 1855, age 45, North Carolina QUEEN, Mary J., wife, Jan 1870, age 30, Missouri QUEEN, Fred E., son, May 1883, age 17, Missouri QUEEN, Maggie M., daughter, Apr, 1888, age 12, Missouri QUEEN, William H., son, Jan 1890, age 10, Missouri TUCKER, Nellie, granddaughter, Nov 1887, age 12, Arkansas TUCKER, Winnie R., granddaughter, Oct 1892, age 7, Arkansas QUEEN, George ed 69, pg 21, line 73 Jasper Co., Twin Grove Twp Apr 1847, age 53, North Carolina Enum with MURRAY, Alonzo D. Boarder QUEEN, John ed 35, pg 6, line 44 Knox Co., Bertrim Twp June 1877, age 22, Missouri QUEEN, Ida, wife, June 1877, age 22, Missouri QUEEN, Floy, son, Jan 1897, age 3, Misouri QUEEN, Ethel, daughter, Nov, 1898, age 1, Missouri QUEEN, John J. ed 94, pg 22, line 35 Pemiscot Co., Little Prairie Twp, Caruthersville Dec 1859, age 30, Tennessee enum with HARRISON, George W. Boarder QUEEN, Lettie O. ed 1 pg 9, line 8 Benton Co., Alexander Twp Dec 1841, age 59, North Carolina enum with SMITH, William Boarder QUEEN, Lizzie ed 130, pg 4, line 68 Platte Co., Carroll Twp, Platte C ity May 1863, age 37, Missouri enum with BEAUMONT, Amanda daughter QUEEN, Louis B. ed 107, pg 7, line 93 Phelps Co., Rolla Twp June 1873, age 26, Missouri QUEEN, Loretta, wife, June 1880, age 19, North Carolina QUEEN, Ralph, son, Feb 1900, age 4/12, Missouri QUEEN, Munson ed 13, pg 10, line 2 Washington Co., Belview Twp Sept 1874, age 25, Missouri QUEEN, Nora, wife, Jan 1871, age 29, Missouri QUEEN, Frank, son, Dec 1894, age 4, Missouri QUEEN, Louis, son, Sept 1898, age 2, Missouri QUEEN, Joseph, son, may 1900, age 1/12, Missouri QUEEN, Thomas H. ed 159, pg 11, line 24 Dunklin Co., Buffalo Twp June 1877, age 23, Tennessee QUEEN, Ida m. wife, Mar 1877, age 23, Arkansas QUEEN, William M. ed 50, pg 28, line 8 Jasper Co., Joplin Twp, Webb City, 1030 Aylor St. June 1849, age 50, North Carolina QUEEN, Sarah, wife, May 1845, age 53 Missouri QUEEN, Quincy F. son, June 1873, age 26, North Carolina QUEEN, William M. ed 159, pg 12, line 77 Dunklin Co., Buffalo Twp Aug 1852, age 47, Tennessee QUEEN, William, son, Jan 1880, age 20, Tennessee QUEEN, James C., son, Sept, 1884, age 15, Tennessee QUEEN, Martha, daughter, Nov 1886, age 13, Tennessee QUEEN, John, son, July 1889, age 10, Tennessee