Hi all, Thanks to Reiley's Web page, it appears that Isaac Queen married Ruth Hunt on 5-24-1832 in Rutherford County, NC. Also, it appears doubtful that the Moses Queen (age 22) living with lawyer James T. Ratcliff HH# 342 in the expanded 1850 Union Co., GA census was the son of Isaac. Apparently he was the son of James C. Queen. Interesting that in 1850 Rutherford Co "Merith Queen" lived next to some Hunts. Did Isaac marry one of the Hunt girls in 1832, then head to TN in '39, then back to NC by '42 and to GA by '50? Gene

Hi all, Washington County, TN appears to be a few counties NE of Cocke Co, TN and North of North Carolina. It appears that an Isaac Queen went there about 1839 and returned after the 1840 census, but before 1842. Has anyone researched this man? Isaac Queen (b. ca 1806-1809 NC) m. Ruth (b. ca 1803-1810 NC) .....Alfred Queen (b. ca 1833 NC) m. ???Cynthia Rush (Union Co, GA 5-26-1861) .....Moses Queen (b. ca 1838 NC) .....George Queen (b. ca 1839 TN)****** .....John Queen (b. ca 1842 NC) .....Jerry Queen (b. ca 1845 NC) .....Isaac Queen (b. ca 1848 NC) 1850 and 1860 Union County, GA census reports these folks in GA. during these years. George Queen reported (on both census) as being born in TN. The 1840 Washington County, TN census lists an Isaac Queen (I do not have the age or other details). Above info suggests that Isaac was born in NC, married in NC, had two children in NC then was in TN by birth of George Queen in 1839ish, was there for 1840 census; then back to NC by 1842 and on to GA by 1850 census. Additional info from Union Co GA Web Page census data: John Queen enlisted on 8/31/1861 into B Co. 23rd Inf. Reg. GA as Pvt. Also, this Alfred Queen may have been the one who married Cynthia Rush on 5-26-1861 in Union Co. GA. Any info appreciated. Gene

Hi this is my first time, I am searching for the parents of Mary ( Polly ) Queen b. 1824 died 1903 in Union Co. Ga. --Husband Thomas Brackett abt. 1822 married abt. 1845 both from Rutherford NC their children were Mary C. b 1847, David W. b 1848, Matilda Jane b. 1849, Nancy C. b. 1850, Sarah Margaret Brackett b. 8-10-1851 ( my Line ), John Westley b 1853, Jeremiah W. Sept. 1854, Morgan A. b. 3-3-1856, William W. b. nov. 9, 1857, Mary Emily b. 1859 Julia b. 1860, Thomas Greenlee b. Jan. 16, 1861, Noah F. b. Mar. 26, 1864, Dock L. Jan. 13, 1869. Thanks for any response, Terry Thompson

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------E2ABEE788F8AEA4DA92937E4 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Forwarded to QUEEN-L at the request of MaryBeth Penny: --------------E2ABEE788F8AEA4DA92937E4 Content-Type: message/rfc822; name="nsmail0D.TMP" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline; filename="nsmail0D.TMP" Return-path: <mpenney@teacher.esc4.com> Received: from DIRECTORY-DAEMON by InfoAve.Net (PMDF V5.1-12 #23426) id <01JLK7GDMKO09UVG69@InfoAve.Net> for EQUEEN@InfoAve.Net; Sat, 5 Feb 2000 20:13:33 EST Received: from mail.academicplanet.com ("port 4970"@[168.171.196.24]) by InfoAve.Net (PMDF V5.1-12 #23426) with ESMTP id <01JLK7G8Z9K4A8G9IK@InfoAve.Net> for EQueen@lexcominc.net; Sat, 05 Feb 2000 20:13:10 -0500 (EST) Received: from oemcomputer (168-171-196-230.academicplanet.com [168.171.196.230]) by mail.academicplanet.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) with SMTP id TAA15247 for <EQueen@lexcominc.net>; Sat, 05 Feb 2000 19:11:18 -0600 Date: Sat, 05 Feb 2000 19:16:29 -0600 From: mpenney@teacher.esc4.com Subject: Adam Queen To: O Eugene Queen <EQueen@lexcominc.net> Message-id: <000701bf703f$cd0a0620$e6c4aba8@oemcomputer> MIME-version: 1.0 X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2919.6600 Content-type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2919.6600 References: <389CAEA8.5E2A010A@lexcominc.net> X-Priority: 3 X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Hello Gene, I have been following the QUEEN researchers' messages, hoping that eventually someone will post a tidbit of information about my Queen. I am searching for an Adam Queen (b. c1845) who married Jane Latimer/Samples (unsure as to last name as her mother was married several times)(b. c1850). They married in McMinn Co., TN. There were three issue, Alice Cordelia (b. c1884), Fred (b. c1890), and Clifford (b. ?). Jane died at a young age, so what happened to Adam? The issue were raised by sisters of Jane. Alice married James Franklin Burton and died 1968. They had a number of children who still live in the McMinn/Madison Counties in Tennessee. Alice lived near Athens, TN. Fred married (1) Minnie ?, and they had one daughter, Mae. He then married (2) Susie Hartley, and they had three children. Names unknown, but I have heard they live in northernFlorida. Clifford married Malinda ? and they lived in the Sweetwater, TN area. He is buried in Christianburg Cem. there. There was a GenForum posting by a Jerry Hamilton, who was searching for an Adam Queen who lived in the right vicinity, and would have been about the right age, but when I tried to contact him, his e-mail address was no longer correct. So, Jerry Hamilton, if you subscribe to this service, please contact me. Perhaps, together, we can find our Adam Queen. If anyone out there has an ADAM QUEEN in your database, I'd be most appreciative to hear from you. MaryBeth Penney --------------E2ABEE788F8AEA4DA92937E4--

Hi all, Thought I'd share a portion of my file regarding John Queen, son of Alfred of 1810. This is pasted from my WordPerfect file, so it will come through rather sloppily. Perhaps some non-Queen names will be of interest to some. John R. (or B.?) Queen (b. ca. 1854) John R. (or B.?) Queen, a son of Alfred Queen, was reported as John, age 15, in the 1870 Census of Jackson County in the Scotts Creek Township. The state of his birth is recorded as North Carolina. This is the first and only record of him in the Alfred Queen household on a census report. Where was John, age 5, in the 1860 census and why did his name show up in the household of Alfred in 1870? Was John actually a relative and not a son of Alfred? Did John’s dad die in the Civil War and did Alfred, his uncle or some other kinship, take him in? Or, was he a son of Alfred who was merely absent from the home at the time of the 1860 census? If so, where was he? These questions remain unanswered. (Mount Pleasant Baptist Church records report 13 children of Mary Queen, wife of Alford (Alfred). The 1860 census question remains, but this was the son of Alfred.) In the 1880 census for Scotts Creek Township is the listing for a John B. Queen, age 26, as a servant of Alexander Henry. He is just a few houses from a Samuel Queen, age 21, a servant for John Cogdill and another household with Joseph Queen, age 27, as the head. Also, nearby is the household of Lawson Dee Queen and family. All these are the sons of Alfred Queen (b. ca 1810). The Marriage Bonds of Haywood and Jackson Counties, N. C. report the marriage of a John B. Queen, age 29, to Margaret Gunter, age 29, on August 11, 1881 at Mary Gunter’s by Justice of the Peace S. R. Cook. Witnesses to the marriage were J. R. McKay and T. J. Love. It is reported that Margaret died at the time of birth of their one and only child, George Wilson Queen. The 1910 Caney Fork Township census of Jackson County reflects G. W. Queen as age 26, which would put his year of birth at 1883 or 1884. The Marriage Bonds of Haywood and Jackson Counties, N. C. report the marriage of a John Queen, age 31, to V(iney) Woods, age 30, on April 5, 1885 at R. H. Stephens by Justice of the Peace, R. H. Stephens. Witnesses to the marriage were C. T. Woods and D. H. Stephens. Mrs. Essie Cope Queen reported in February 1982 that John was the father of one child by his first wife, Margaret, and that there were no children of the second marriage. George Wilson Queen (b. 6-16-1883 m. 3-19-1899 d.8-15-1923) m. Sarah Parker Queen (b. 10-1-1880 d. 1965). Wilson was the only child of John and Margaret Gunter. The 1910 Caney Fork Township census of Jackson County reflects the following: G. W. Queen, age 26; Sarah, wife, age 24; Margret, daughter, age 10; Annie, daughter, age 8; Earlie, son, age 6; Dollie, daughter, age 4; Icy, daughter, age 2; and Burdell, daughter, age 6 mos. The descendants of George Wilson and Sarah Parker Queen are listed below and on the following pages along with comments from some of the family members. Margaret Queen (b. 10-26-1900 m. 10-26-1919) m. George Crawford. Writing from Sedro Wooley, Washington in 1982 after receiving a copy of the first edition of The Queen Family History, Margaret Crawford provided some additional data and shared these comments: We are the “old folks” now. No one our age we could get any history of. I think you have covered it all. My dad died at age 41 and George’s mother died right after we were married, so many of our relatives lived away that we didn’t know of them, so we are both so glad to get this History of them. Many thanks again - if you ever happen to get to Sedro Woolly, look us up. Sincerely, George and Margaret Crawford. Descendants of Margaret and George Crawford: Kenneth Crawford (b. 8-9-1920) m. Ethel Middleton (b. 5-23-1916) One child (deceased) Alvin Crawford (b. 9-22-1922 m. 2-14-1943) m. Doris Brown Judy Crawford m. John Steen Brian Steen (b. ca 1963) Brenda Steen (b. ca 1965) Gary Crawford m. Katha D. Todd Crawford Troy Crawford David Crawford Christy Crawford Robby Crawford Evelyn Crawford (b. 9-22-1922 m. 3-29-1941) m. Jim Dillard Hyatt Lynn Hyatt Wilson Dean Crawford (b. 10-16-1928 m. 6-16-1948) m. Dona Benham Mike Crawford (b. 7-3-1942 m. 11-24-1973) Doris Crawford (b. 12-26-1930 m. 8-9-1958) m. Louie Harding Steve Harding (b. 11-2-1958) Anna (Annie) Queen (b. 8-16-1902 m. 8-15-1920) m. Richard Hoyle. No children. William Earlie Queen (b. 12-15-1904 d. 8-24-1979) m. 1st Jerdie Cogdill (b. 3-22-1905 m. 12-19-1920 d. 8-5-1924) Jeannette Queen (b. 11-10-1921) m. Mr. Vance Four children were born to Jeannettee Robert Jeter Queen (b. 11-24-1923 m. 12-1949 d. 8-16-1984) m. Elinor Edward Allen Queen (b. 5-3-1950 m. 8-1-1970) m. Lynae Marie Mast (b. 10-6- 1952) Edward is an avid golfer. Staci Yvonne Queen (b. 6-24-1976) m. Kip Courtright Josh Courtright - Stepson Tawni Courtright - Stepdau Dailey Courtright Kody Courtright Sara Michelle Queen (b. 11-4-1979) m. 2nd Essie Cope (b. 9-26-1910 m. 12-16-1928) In a May 1983 letter from Sylva, with lots of names of children and other descendants, Essie shared the following information: John Robert Queen was the father of George Wilson Queen and the grandfather of William Earle Queen. My mother and the rest of the family referred to that relationship. I have an idea Wilson Queen’s father was named John Robert Queen, and along the way someone’s called him Bob. Just guessing on my part about this, but never heard him called anything except John R. Queen. That’s what my mother called him as well as the rest. There were four of the Gunter girls. Dollie Gunter married Mack McKay, Margaret Gunter married John R. Queen, Nancy Gunter married Towers Fisher and Dorcas married a Love. My mother, Alice Gunter Cope born May 12, 1877, died Jan 26, 1971...age 93, knew all those folks back there, and I can remember Mr. McKay very well..seen him many times. He still has descendants living in Haywood County and a grandson, James Samuel, living at Ochre Hill. All our children were born in Jackson County except for Elaine, who was born in Canton. Uncle Joe and Aunt Jane Queen had a son, Alfred Queen, that worked on the railroad riding the hand car they used to check the railroad tracks at the time. The train struck and killed him in about 1925 in Henderson County. Wilks Queen was reared in the Moses Creek area of the county. Descendants of William Earlie and Essie Cope Queen: Madge Queen (b. 10-31-1929 d. 7-11-1930) Thelma Maxine Queen (b. 11-29-1930 m. 1-4-1947) m. George Burton Cunningham (b. 5-10-1912) .......................cut................................................

Hi all, In a previous msg, I stated that I wouldn't post this so soon after the Dec 16 post; but in response to a few inquiries to me, I am posting again. I do not have a web site and I do not have the data in FTM type database. My data is in wordprocessor files by head of family. My research practices include: a) collecting and documenting data concerning the Alfred Queen of 1810 family, b) collecting data regarding other Queens to keep the data somewhat organized and separated from Alfred's family....but constantly looking for links from others to "my" Alfred, c) searching for siblings and ancestors of Alfred. Whenever I read a post to this list, I generally delete it immediately if it's just a name or two with no reasonable hope of tying the name in with other Queens. If the post contains a number of names, dates, locations, etc. then I can usually tell at a glance when that researcher is working a line which ties in with my research. I respond to the researcher with appropriate data. The researcher wins with new data and I win with another link or the name of another researcher working my line. So, if anyone posts data to the list which contains the names of 3, 4 or more Queens born after 1850, I can fairly quickly determine if that line descends from Alfred of 1810....and I will respond. The "old" subscribers to this list have been most generous in "flooding" this list with data and in working to help each other. Speaking only for myself, and in all kindness, I believe that it is the responsibility of "new" subscribers to provide significant data which will allow one to quickly determine if we have a link to your Queens. Hope the following data will help someone link to Alfred of 1810. If you find a link, then there's more data supporting this outline, so please get back with me if you wish: Researching following and will share info with descendants of this line: Probable dad of Samuel listed below: Joseph Queen (b. ca 1740-50)..appears on Haywood Co, NC census of 1830. Probable dad of Alfred listed below: Samuel Queen (b. ca 1776)...appears on Haywood Co, NC census of 1820 and 1830 Probable brother of Alfred listed below: James H. Queen (b. 1808) m. Isabella Bryson (b. 3-7-1812) Alfred Queen (b. ca 1810) Born in NC, lived in TN, then Jackson County, NC m. 1st Unknown ...Female (b. ca 1825-30) ...Male (b. ca 1830-35) ...Female (b. ca 1830-35) ...Male (b. ca 1835-40) ...Female (b. ca 1835-40) Alfred Queen (b. ca 1810) m. 2nd Mary (Polly) Unknown (d. 5-4-1878) ...James Henry Queen (b. 7-1847) m. Rebecca Ray ...Mary Ann Queen (b. ca 1850)m. 1st. W. Thomas Montieth ...Martha J. Queen (b. ca 1852) m. Isaac Elijah Stiles(Styles) ...Joseph Thomas Queen (b. ca 1853) m. Lydia Jane Carson ...John Robert Queen (b. ca 1854) m. 1st Margaret Gunter ...Arta Queen (b. ca 1857) m. Anda Jack Wood ...Samuel Queen (b. ca 1859) m. Matilda Cogdill ...Lawson Dee Queen (b. 9-1860) m. Miria Emerline Harris ...Ellis Worth Queen (b. 6-5-1863) m. Amy Paralee Ensley ...Amanda Catherine Queen (b. 7-26-1865) m. Wilson Ensley Queen ...Laura S. Queen (b. 9-14-1867) m. Robert Timothy Lindsay ...Doctor Sherman Queen (b. ca 1869) Never married. ...Sarah F. Queen (b. ca 1870) m. Coleman Cope

Hi all, Couldn't help but notice Jimmy Redmond's post concerning Joseph B. Queen of GA who was apparently born prior to 1834. Jimmy, do you have the name of Joseph's dad? Here's my line of thinking concerning two Haywood County Queens of 1820/30: If Joseph (b. ca 1740) was the pa of Samuel (b. ca 1776), then Samuel probably had a brother, Joseph. Where is he? If Samuel (b. ca 1776) was the pa of Alfred of 1810 and James H. of 1808, then he likely named one of his other sons Samuel and one Joseph. Where are they? Alfred had sons Joseph, Samuel, James Henry, John B and others. James H. had sons Samuel and John. Possible that Samuel Queen of 1776 or some of the children/siblings went to Ga or elsewhere about 1839-1840 when Alfred went to TN. Also, as I understand, 1838 was the year of the Cherokee Indian removal from the NC mountains. Did that somehow play into some movement of Queens? Gene

Family Group Record (Compiled from various places, little proof except from Athey researcher) ============================================================ ============== Husband: Thomas ATHEY - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- Birth: 14 Feb 1717 Prince George County, Maryland AKA: John Marriage: 1753 Prince George County, Maryland Father: John ATHEY (b bet 1675 and 1680) Mother: Margaret LEWIS Other spouse: Mrs. Judith ATHEY (m 1750) ============================================================ ============== Wife: Elinor QUEEN - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- Birth: 14 Feb 1716 Prince George County, Maryland Father: Richard QUEEN Mother: ? ============================================================ ============== Children ============================================================ ============== 1 F Ethylda ATHEY Birth: 13 Oct 1765 Fauquier County, Virginia Death: abt 1810 Fauquier County, Virginia Spouse: Thomas LEACH - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 2 M Benjamin ATHEY Birth: 16 Jul 1754 Prince George County, Maryland - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 3 M John Queen ATHEY Birth: 24 May 1756 Prince George County, Maryland Death: 1831 Knox County, Kentucky Spouse: Dorcas CULLEN (m 24 Aug 1785) - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 4 F Eleanor Lucille ATHEY Birth: 20 Sep 1762 Prince George County, Maryland Death: Apr 1840 Prince George County, Maryland Census: 1820 and 1830 Wood County, West Virginia AKA: Nella, Lucy or Lucinda Spouse: John E. DAWKINS Sr. (m abt 1780) ============================================================ ==============

Gene, Here is another Sherrill Queen, also probably a bit too young. This is from Paul E. Dyer's book on descendants of John Queen of Loudoun County, VA: Eugene Sherrill Queen b. 28 Aug 1913 in Lawrence Co,. KY; son of James Bascom Queen b 1878, d. Mar. 1966 in Cabell County, WV & Maude L. Burchett. Lawrence County, KY is just across the river from Wayne County, WV. Kenneth L. Dyer

Hi all, Just in case anyone would like to view the Meredith Queen/Jane Newton marriage license, you can see it at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/6587/Qdoc.html There are several Queen documents here that are worth looking at. 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

My line is William Queen m Margaret Lewis? Rebecca Queen m Stephen Hogue Zelpha Hogue m William Melton I have a lot of Melton Info but nothing on Hogue and Before William Queen

Thanks to Bob Niota for posting his data to the Queen List. I want to correct one persistent incorrect bit of information that is in his material. He shows both Moses and Meredith Queen as sons of William Lewis Queen, and that Moses Queen married Jane Newton. This is incorrect. Meredith Queen, not Moses, married Jane Newton, daughter of Benjamin Newton. There is a marriage bond for this couple dated 1797 in Rutherford Co., NC. This marriage bond, available from the NC State Archives, has been mis-catalogued due to the difficult handwriting, as a bond for Meredith Queen and Jane WEDEN. But careful comparison of Jane's name (as written) and that of the surety, written by the clerk, shows them to look identical. But the surety signed the bond in his own handwriting, and his name is CLEARLY written Benjamin NEWTON. (I have a photocopy of the actual record, and will be glad to send anyone a copy who wants one, to see for themselves) No offense is meant to Bob. I believe that we all want the most accurate information possible, and I am sure that my data has errors and misinterpretations too. I offer this response in that spirit, and welcome comments from others, if they think I am incorrect here. One other minor problem I saw in Bob's data - the wife of William Lewis Queen, Sr. (the Rev. War veteran, for whom a rejected pension claim is available) was MARGARET (?Meredith). They evidently married in GA, and no marriage record has been found. I've thought in the past that the SON of this couple, William Lewis Queen Jr., married Mary Orr. The reason for this is that in 1822, a Margaret Queen acted as administrator for the estate of Mary Orr (apparently her mother) AND also for the estate of William L. Queen. BUT William L. Queen, Sr., was living in 1834, when he applied for his Rev. War pension from Macon Co., NC. So most of us have thought that the William L. who died by 1822 was the SON of Rev. War William L. Queen. Can anyone shed light on this dilemma? I have a large document on the Internet outlining all known material on the Queens of NC, 1750-1850, which you can visit, and review by name. I couldn't figure out how to get the footnotes in the document easily, but if you see something and want to know the source, just e-mail me, and I'll send you the corresponding source material. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/2864/ Regards, Reiley Kidd Seattle

Hi all, Don't wish to give anyone the wrong impression. I'm not on any particular Queen trail at this time. Two points: 1. I have probably researched the descendants of Alfred Queen of 1810 as far as I will go. Neither a boast nor a complaint, but I have something over 2,000 names of blood descendants and spouses of descendants. Will share pertinent data with anyone researching this line. 2. I believe it probable, that Samuel Queen (b. ca 1776) and on the Haywood Co, NC census of 1820/30 was Alfred's dad. Equally probable is that James H. Queen of 1808 who m. Isabella Bryson was Alfred's brother. Also possible, maybe probable, that Joseph Queen of 1830 Haywood was Alfred's grandpa. So??? I'm trying to rule OUT those Queens who would NOT be siblings or aunts/uncles of Alfred and James. I'm also trying to determine if research has been completed or is underway for folks who MAY be the sibilings/aunts/uncles of Alfred. Then I will select a few remaining Queens as candidates for my continuing research. It's my belief that everyone wins as we research and share our findings. Now, it's time for me to be silent except when I have data to post or a question to ask. So, I'll get back to work with this final comment: If there's anyone on this list who has not shared with the list their key links to Queens, then you are missing out on opportunities to a) possibly obtain data from others which would help you in your research or b) assist others in their research. (Links to Alfred of 1810 were posted less than 60 days ago, so I won't bore folks with another post at this time.) Happy hunting to all, Gene

I know that Joseph B. Queen was in Ga. at this time, possible Gilmer County. He was married in Walton County, Ga in 1854. He's my great-great-great-grand father. He is buried no more than a rock throwing distance from his old place which still stands today. He set aside land where he was buried for all his descendants to be buried. The cemetery is located just outside of Monroe, Ga. on Queen Cemetery Road and is named "QUEEN CEMETERY" . Jimmy Redmond jredmondsr@aol.com

What Queens are in GA around 1846??? Thanks, Princess

ARTICLE FROM THE QUEEN FAMILY EARLY HISTORY & FAMILY TREE (zd ed,evidently very different from 1st ed) by Stephen Post Queen (b. 1848) et al. Reddsville, C 1942 CSTI. a3 1942 The Early History of the Family Tree Part 3 This immediate branch of the McQueen Family was a citizen of Tipperrary County of Ireland, and Charles McQueen was a private in the English Army and an honored magistrate of his native County, but according to the ruling of the English Parliament, no one of Scotch or Irish name could rank as a Commissioned Officer. So in order to receive this Commission, Charles McQueen had to drop the prefix Mc from his original name, and became an English Officer under the name of just CHARLES QUEEN. He was said to be a man of commanding presence and courage and discretion in the execution of his Official Trust, and by virtue of his New Official Position, and by an act of the English. Parliament. he was entitled to enter free of cost, (1 400) acres of land in the Virginia Colony of America, while a private citizen or soldier of England, could only enter (400) acres. Now this is how, we as a people got the name of just QUEEN. We find there are quite a number of emigrants coming to America from Ireland by the name of McQueen and McQuinn, and they tell us there are no people in Ireland by the name of just QUEEN. Now it was for this purpose of availing himself of entering the (1400) acres of land in America that caused CHARLES QUEEN and hia young wife to come to America, in or near (1750), and they wended their. way into this section of the Virginia Colony. in Harrison County of America, and located a homestead on the Water, of Gnatty Creek at the mouth of Peeltree, a stream of (4) miles in length, and selected land, later owned by Old Judge Edwin Sc Dunkin and at present owned by Porter Maxwell, and Ira Post heirs. Whether CHARLES QUEEN entered the full (1400) acres of land or not, is not known, If he rook our a Patten for the (1400) acres of land, it should have been recorded n the Clerk’s Office (for Parrens), in Richmond Virginia, and this all came about before the Revolutionary War. There was a son born in 1752 ro CHARLES QUEEN and his young wife while they were here in America, and was given the name of CHARLES QUEEN, JR., and they did nor remain here for long in America, but returned to England, and CHARLES QUEEN, SR., soon died, and as it wau the law of that country that the parents of children had to give their sons a trade of some kind, the mother of CHARLES QUEEN, JR. bound him out to the weaver’s trade, and when he had served his time at his trade, he then had to serve a time in the English army, so when he had reached his majority, and was a free man. he longed and desired to see the land of his birth, in America. so the son. CHARLES QUEEN, JR., returned to America in or near the year (I 770). and rook possession of the old homestead on Gnatty Creek at the mouth of Peeltree. At this time he was not married, but soon did marry Miss May Haley in 1 1773. a native of that country, and to this union or family tree, sprang (9) branches or children into the First Gen-eration consisting of (6) sons and (3) daughters. namely John (born in 1776). Armstcad (horn in 1777), Levi (born in 1779), Cornelius (born in 1782). (died in 1866). Charles (born in 1790). William (born ). Daughters: Sarah H. (born in 1780). Mary (born in 1783) died in 1828, Elizabeth (born in 1786.) CHARLES QUEEN. JR., died and was buried in the old homestead in an orchard, cast of Clarksburg and Buckhannon Highway. opposite the Ira Post Mansion. Elizabeth Queen married Rezin Harvey in 1 792 and settled on Pecks Run. Sarah Queen married William Gregory and settled on Hackerins Creek. Mary Queen married Moses Bennette and settled on Hackers Creek. William Queen died on the old homestead. Cornelius Queen died near the old homestead on Gnatty Creek, at the age of (84). John and Charles migrated to some place in the State of Ohio. Charles was never married and died in Ohio. Levi Queen married Miss Catherine (Coburn) Louther and lived and died on a part of the old home-stead on Gnatty Creek. Armstead Queen was married twice. his first wife was Sarah Norman: hia second wife was Minnie Jett He lived on (1 80) acres of the old homestead in (1806). near the mouth of Peel Tree. then migrated to Rooting Creek. He reared (11) children and Levi Queen reared (10) children. These (21) children are of the Second Generation, and they were all married and settled on Peel Tree. a stream(4) miIe in length. and Rooting Creek, a stream of (7) miles in length and surrounding sections of that rich fertile part of the Virginia Colony. Many of the Second and Third generations settled in surrounding *ecrions of the country. now you will find further along a more complete and extensive history and description each person herein bessill,

Gene, The census for all counties for 1800 TN were lost. (urgh!) The census for all counties for 1810 TN 'except' Rutherford & some of Grainger are all lost. (double urgh!) Then you have the famous "Walker Line" to deal with too if your ancestors were on the TN/KY border! Read this: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Tips?read=58 found on: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kypulask/map.html (i know this is KY but i found this great info looking for someone in KY) http://www.tngenweb.org/queries/east-tn.htm http://www.tngenweb.org/queries/mid-tn.htm These will all help in Early TN research. Mandy O Eugene Queen wrote: > > This may not be all inclusive, but following Queens were on TN census as > HofH begin 1820. Were any Queens on TN census of 1800 or 1810??? TN > became state in 1796. > > I am researching Alfred. Who is working the others? > > 1840 Tennessee Queen Alfred Cocke 256 > 1850 Tennessee Queen Alfred Cocke 434 > 1840 Tennessee Queens Alpheus Grai 110 > 1840 Tennessee Queens Benjamin H. Grai 109 > 1840 Tennessee Queen David C. Shel 222 > 1850 Tennessee Queen Elizabeth Maur 343 > 1850 Tennessee Queen Elizabeth Mc N 101 > 1830 Tennessee Queen Francis Clai 136 > 1850 Tennessee Queen George W. Wils 365 > 1840 Tennessee Queen Isaac Wash 248 > 1830 Tennessee Queen James Clai 136 > 1820 Tennessee Queen John Franklin 45 > 1830 Tennessee Queen John Mc M 128 > 1830 Tennessee Queen John Mc M 162 > 1840 Tennessee Queen John Will 153 > 1830 Tennessee Queen Reuben Carr 158 > 1830 Tennessee Queen Samuel Whit 37 > 1850 Tennessee Queen Stephen Polk 263 > 1850 Tennessee Queen Thomas Ruth 303 -- Mandy Williams Queen, http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/5932/ Queen-L, Criner-L & Twiner-L mail listowner; http:www.rootsweb.com/ Queen, Williams, Criner & Twiner Surname Message Board Coordinator; http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index.html

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0029_01BF6F56.26515C00 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Are/were Wilkes and/or Fannin and/or Union Counties anywhere near the Old Pendleton District, SC? Without peeking at a map, I'm guessing that they are/were. (John Queen, 1816 is mine.) Gayle Cantrell gpcantrell@home.com What's my line? My recent posting in SC-Old Pendleton District-Digest: "Hello folks. I've been observing the list for a few weeks now, and I'm ready to throw caution to the wind and jump right in. I'm afraid I have little to offer at this time except a few family surnames and a little sketchy history. ARVE: I descend directly from August ARVE, b. 12/14/1831, Berlin Stadt, Brandenburg, Preussen. (Personally, I think the name is Norwegian in origin, perhaps a derivation of Arvesen/son or even Jacobsen/son.) Based upon other researchers information, I presume his father's name to be Jacob; beyond that, I know nothing. Augustus Arve m. (date unknown) Fredrika (Arika) Weza (Weizer?) b. 3/19/1834, Amsterdam, , Netherlands, in Dahlonega, Lumpkin, GA. Somewhere among the "South Carolina Arve's", there is a sizable enlargement of a photograph of Augustus in Confederate uniform. Since his first child was born in 1859, and his last in 1881, he clearly survived the war. Both Agustus and Fredrika are buried in Westminster, Oconee, SC. (I have a photograph of myself beside their gravestones when I was 12 years old.) At some point in time that I have yet to determine, their 2nd son, Otto Edmond Arvey, migrated to Macon County, NC. Otto's 2nd son, John Haskell ARVEY (note the change in spelling) is my maternal grandfather. CALER: I am also descended from Jacob CALER, also of Macon County. I'm afraid I can't be very clear about this next part, so any leads would be welcomed. There is a connection between one Robert and Rebecca Caler and my Jacob Caler. Robert and Rebecca are believed to have been residents in the OPD. They were most certainly of the Baptist faith. HICKEY: Jacob Caler's daughter, Eva, married John HICKEY. John Hickey's mother was Sarah (Sally) Bryson b. 1780-84 and she married Mr. _________ Hickey ~1790-97 in PENDLETON DISTRICT, SC. Mr. Hickey died ~ 1800-1810 in Haywood County, NC. QUEEN: John W. Queen, Jr. m. Martha HICKEY, John & Eva's only child together. Eva presumably died as a result of childbirth-related causes. At the age of 45, John Queen enlisted in NC 39th Infantry, Company I. He died on 6/3/1863, while hospitalized in Lumpkin Hospital, Rome, GA. I am very nearly certain that he is buried in Myrtle Hill Cemetery in Rome, GA, but there are no dates on the C.S.A. marker which would offer more conclusive proof. His wife, Martha (Patsy) Hickey Queen's grave remains elusive. Now, perhaps I haven't studied the map closely enough, but there sure seems to be some familial coincidences here...? Best regards and thanks in advance, Gayle Phillips Cantrell" -----Original Message----- From: Bobby W. Godfrey [mailto:bgw@icx.net] Sent: Friday, February 04, 2000 9:09 PM To: QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [QUEEN] TN Queens This is some of the info I have on John From Rutherford Co./Macon Co. NC/Maury Co. TN. Bob, Niota, TN William Queen b. 19-Aug-1716, Prince Georges Co., MD, m. Margaret Lewis, b. abt 1720, d. abt 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. I. Henson Queen b. abt 1745, VA, m. in NC, Sarah Hampton, (daughter of Joseph Hampton and Unknown 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". Sarah: Father: Joseph Hampton A. John Queen b. abt 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. 1. Hannah Jane Queen b. 1805, Rutherford Co. NC, m. abt 1820, Joseph McKinley Clements, b. 16-Feb-1790, Rutherford Co. NC, (son of Cornelius Clements and Susannah Goforth) d. abt 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. 2. Henson Queen b. 1812, md. Zelpha, Glass. 3. John W. Queen b. 1816, Burke Co. NC, md. Martha Hickey. B. Sarah Queen Proctor b. VA, m. Reubin Proctor. Sarah Married, Reuben Proctor. C. Ruth Queen Upton m. Thomas Upton. Ruth Married, Thomas Upton. D. Jane Queen Johnston Married, ______ Johnston. E. Cathy Queen Hicks. F. Sally Queen Carter m. Jiles Carter. Sally Married, Jiles Carter 14-Jan-1806. G. William Queen b. abt 1795, m. Mary Ann Patton???, b. abt 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 Kings Mountain. 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. IV. William L. Queen b. abt 1749, VA, m. Mary Orr. William died 1835, NC , ~Macon Co. A. Joseph H. Queen b. abt 1794, m. Ursula Jones. B. James Queen m. Sarah Jones. C. Moses queen m. Jane Newton. D. Meredith Queen. E. William L. Queen, Jr m. Margaret Orr. F. Virginia Queen m. Josuah Hall. V. Thomas Queen b. abt 1753, Anson Co. NC, m. Elizabeth __________. Thomas died 15-Mar-1845, Madison County, AL. A. Margaret Queen m. Michael Butler. B. Nancy queen m. Andrew Bain. C. John Queen. D. James Queen. VI. Rebecca Queen m. Stephen Houge, b. abt 1759, NC, d. 1845. VII. Samuel Queen b. abt 1759, NC, m. Dicey rolls. Samuel died 22-Aug-1842, Union Co. GA., Served in Rev. Wr. A. Henson Queen m. Visage _____________. B. Nancy queen m. Sam P. Carson. C. Sallie Queen m. Allen Broom. D. William B. Queen b. 24-May-1796, m. Mary Nicholson. William died 27-Jan-1887, Jackson Co. NC. E. Harmon Queen b. abt 1800, m. Mary Brock. F. John R. queen b. abt 1803, m. Mary Coward. John died 05-Mar-1883. G. Lewis Queen b. abt 1805, m. 21-May-1844 (2), Sarah ______ (1) Sally Palmer (2). ------=_NextPart_000_0029_01BF6F56.26515C00 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: attachment Reply-To: <gpcantrell@home.com> From: "Gayle Cantrell" <gpcantrell@home.com> To: <SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: ARVEY/QUEEN/CALER/HICKEY Genealogy Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2000 20:58:01 -0800 Keywords: Genealogy MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Priority: 3 (Normal) X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook 8.5, Build 4.71.2173.0 Importance: Normal X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2919.6600 In-Reply-To: <200002010231.SAA00722@bl-14.rootsweb.com> Hello folks. I've been observing the list for a few weeks now, and I'm ready to throw caution to the wind and jump right in. I'm afraid I have little to offer at this time except a few family surnames and a little sketchy history. ARVE: I descend directly from August ARVE, b. 12/14/1831, Berlin Stadt, Brandenburg, Preussen. (Personally, I think the name is Norwegian in origin, perhaps a derivation of Arvesen/son or even Jacobsen/son.) Based upon other researchers information, I presume his father's name to be Jacob; beyond that, I know nothing. Augustus Arve m. (date unknown) Fredrika (Arika) Weza (Weizer?) b. 3/19/1834, Amsterdam, , Netherlands, in Dahlonega, Lumpkin, GA. Somewhere among the "South Carolina Arve's", there is a sizable enlargement of a photograph of Augustus in Confederate uniform. Since his first child was born in 1859, and his last in 1881, he clearly survived the war. Both Agustus and Fredrika are buried in Westminster, Oconee, SC. (I have a photograph of myself beside their gravestones when I was 12 years old.) At some point in time that I have yet to determine, their 2nd son, Otto Edmond Arvey, migrated to Macon County, NC. Otto's 2nd son, John Haskell ARVEY (note the change in spelling) is my maternal grandfather. CALER: I am also descended from Jacob CALER, also of Macon County. I'm afraid I can't be very clear about this next part, so any leads would be welcomed. There is a connection between one Robert and Rebecca Caler and my Jacob Caler. Robert and Rebecca are believed to have been residents in the OPD. They were most certainly of the Baptist faith. HICKEY: Jacob Caler's daughter, Eva, married John HICKEY. John Hickey's mother was Sarah (Sally) Bryson b. 1780-84 and she married Mr. _________ Hickey ~1790-97 in PENDLETON DISTRICT, SC. Mr. Hickey died ~ 1800-1810 in Haywood County, NC. QUEEN: John W. Queen, Jr. m. Martha Hickey, John & Eva's only child together. Eva presumably died as a result of childbirth-related causes. At the age of 45, John Queen enlisted in NC 39th Infantry, Company I. He died on 6/3/1863, while hospitalized in Lumpkin Hospital, Rome, GA. I am very nearly certain that he is buried in Myrtle Hill Cemetery in Rome, GA, but there are no dates on the C.S.A. marker which would offer more conclusive proof. His wife, Martha (Patsy) Hickey Queen's grave remains elusive. Now, perhaps I haven't studied the map closely enough, but there sure seems to be some familial coincidences here...? Best regards and thanks in advance, Gayle Phillips Cantrell -----Original Message----- From: SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST-D-request@rootsweb.com [mailto:SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST-D-request@rootsweb.com] Sent: Monday, January 31, 2000 6:31 PM To: SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST-D@rootsweb.com Subject: SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST-D Digest V00 #51 << Message: ATT00080.eml (981 bytes) >> << Message: Re: [SC-OPD] Where is 18-Mile Creek? (336 bytes) >> << Message: Re: [SC-OPD] Carters of Edgefield (Part 3) (2.17 KB) >> << Message: [SC-OPD] Oconee Library (723 bytes) >> << Message: Re: [SC-OPD] Oconee Library (1.52 KB) >> << Message: Re: [SC-OPD] Where is 18-Mile Creek? 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This is some of the info I have on John From Rutherford Co./Macon Co. NC/Maury Co. TN. Bob, Niota, TN William Queen b. 19-Aug-1716, Prince Georges Co., MD, m. Margaret Lewis, b. abt 1720, d. abt 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. I. Henson Queen b. abt 1745, VA, m. in NC, Sarah Hampton, (daughter of Joseph Hampton and Unknown 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". Sarah: Father: Joseph Hampton A. John Queen b. abt 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. 1. Hannah Jane Queen b. 1805, Rutherford Co. NC, m. abt 1820, Joseph McKinley Clements, b. 16-Feb-1790, Rutherford Co. NC, (son of Cornelius Clements and Susannah Goforth) d. abt 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. 2. Henson Queen b. 1812, md. Zelpha, Glass. 3. John W. Queen b. 1816, Burke Co. NC, md. Martha Hickey. B. Sarah Queen Proctor b. VA, m. Reubin Proctor. Sarah Married, Reuben Proctor. C. Ruth Queen Upton m. Thomas Upton. Ruth Married, Thomas Upton. D. Jane Queen Johnston Married, ______ Johnston. E. Cathy Queen Hicks. F. Sally Queen Carter m. Jiles Carter. Sally Married, Jiles Carter 14-Jan-1806. G. William Queen b. abt 1795, m. Mary Ann Patton???, b. abt 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 Kings Mountain. 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. IV. William L. Queen b. abt 1749, VA, m. Mary Orr. William died 1835, NC , ~Macon Co. A. Joseph H. Queen b. abt 1794, m. Ursula Jones. B. James Queen m. Sarah Jones. C. Moses queen m. Jane Newton. D. Meredith Queen. E. William L. Queen, Jr m. Margaret Orr. F. Virginia Queen m. Josuah Hall. V. Thomas Queen b. abt 1753, Anson Co. NC, m. Elizabeth __________. Thomas died 15-Mar-1845, Madison County, AL. A. Margaret Queen m. Michael Butler. B. Nancy queen m. Andrew Bain. C. John Queen. D. James Queen. VI. Rebecca Queen m. Stephen Houge, b. abt 1759, NC, d. 1845. VII. Samuel Queen b. abt 1759, NC, m. Dicey rolls. Samuel died 22-Aug-1842, Union Co. GA., Served in Rev. Wr. A. Henson Queen m. Visage _____________. B. Nancy queen m. Sam P. Carson. C. Sallie Queen m. Allen Broom. D. William B. Queen b. 24-May-1796, m. Mary Nicholson. William died 27-Jan-1887, Jackson Co. NC. E. Harmon Queen b. abt 1800, m. Mary Brock. F. John R. queen b. abt 1803, m. Mary Coward. John died 05-Mar-1883. G. Lewis Queen b. abt 1805, m. 21-May-1844 (2), Sarah ______ (1) Sally Palmer (2).

Hi all, As Mandy and I are both researching the same James C. Queen, I decided I didn't need to repeat the info she has already provided. However, to explain, we have dug and dug for the father of James and the very likely candidate is John Queen who married Mary Campbell in Maury Co. The John in Franklin Co., has children who also fit the profile of our James Campbell Queen (b. May 7,1819 in either TN or GA) and his sister Elizabeth Ann (b. July 4,1820 in Mississippi). 1820 Franklin Co., TN Jno Queen: 3 m-10 (James would have been 1yr.), 1m 10-16, 1m 16-26, 1m 45+; 2f -10 (Elizabeth would have been a few months), 3f 10-26, 2f 16-26, 1f 45+ James and Elizabeth would have been the last two children born to John and Mary (Campbell) Queen. James' middle name being Campbell is an absolute. This comes from some of his grandchildren in several of the different families of his children. Also, we have a great uncle named James Campbell Queen, who was named for his grandfather, so I have that straight from a direct relative of ours. There are numerous James Campbell Queens scattered throughout the tree that branches from James Campbell the son of John and Mary (Campbell) Queen. On the death cert. of James son William Maddox Queen, it list's Williams father as J.C. Queen born in Georgia. However, on the census it lists James C's place of birth as TN. I am more likely to think that he was born in TN, but why would a grandson of James C. think his grandfather was born in Georgia, unless there were other relations in Georgia. This is what has me thinking that James C. is part of that group that at one time or another was in Georgia. There is alot of speculation on which family our John Queen came from, but there are so many John Queens in that time frame, it became mind boggling and until we can find some kind of conclusive evidence I imagine it will remain a mystery. I also don't know how our family ended up in TN. Unless they were just adventurous. If John was heading west from North Carolina, he would have gone through Franklin Co., a little north to Maury, then west again to Wayne Co., where John remained, as well as son James. Wayne Co., TN, is very mountainous, sheer cliffs and not very much farmland at all. I understand why most of the boys of James Campbell Queen left Tenn. They almost all headed west to MO or Western Tenn. where there is more farmland. Anyway, I'm with Mandy in that I too would give anything to find out the answer to our John Queen's parents. 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