Bob Simons wrote: > > I was updating my records and according to what someone sent me-Elias > Butler Queen-b.Feb. 15,1821 had a son named > Elias Butler Queen Jr. > I can't find him on Teddy Noye"s web site-only a Elias Bishop Queen. The > birthday is correct except it's 2 years off exactly. I have 1856 and he > has 1854. I just wanted to point that out so we could find out who has > the correct name and date. > His web site is > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=tnoye&id=I1415 > > Can anyone tell me which is correct? > > Oh, I noticed something else very interesting-You have a Queen marrying > a Simons and I am a Simons that married a Queen. I don't know if you > find that intriguing-but their not real common names. Kinda spooky, huh? > > thanks, > -- > Bob Simons > ABBA COMPUTERS > http://users.dialupnet.com/abba/ > bsimons@dialupnet.com > > "I have seen the vision and for self I cannot live; > Life is less than worthless till my all I give." > Oswald Smith -- 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

O Eugene Queen wrote: > > More: > > QUEEN, HERMAN HAYNES > b 9 3 1916 > d 10 24 1991 > Davidson, NC > > His wife was the late Vadie Marie Payne Queen. Uncle Haynes' parents > were William Monroe Queen and Lula Catherine Styles. The Rev. William Haynes (Clyde, Haywood Co.) had eight children by his first wife, Elizabeth Hood. One of these was Kezziah, who married a John Queen [no dates in cousin's notes]. (I'm descended from her sister, Margaret Emeline (1829-1917) who married John Lebo Snyder.) William did marry a second time and have four more children, but I don't have those notes at hand. otoh, article 1141 in the Jackson County Heritage Book (p.401) gives Kizziah (Kiziah)'s husband as James S(mith) Queen. No mention of a Herman, but his generation really isn't covered in the article. I'm here because John and Margaret Snyder's son, George, married Mary Ann (Polly) Queen. One of George and Polly's grandchildren was my paternal grandmother, Virginia Snyder (Whitaker) (1908-1958). Elizabeth Whitaker ELWHITAKER@ftc-i.net

Recently I emailed the list about an entry I found on a web page regarding my Hamptons (1796 NC>IN>IA, married Hannah Williams) siblings. I emailed the author, and he advised me that this was his father-in-laws information and I would need to write him. So I wrote this man. This kind gentleman sent me 17 pages of data on the Carolina Queens. It will take more correspondence before I figure out how much is speculation and how much is documented. But the awesome part of the story is that he has gathered all this without a clue whether he is descended from this line, and has shared it on the chance that it may help me with my search. So here is his line. He sent me 30 some pages on what he has documented! I am in awe at the history of his family that he felt free to share with me. And then add to it that gentlemen is 79. If you can help, please email me or the list. Thanks. 1) William David Queen Sr born 1/5/1870 in San Angelo Texas. Married Liz Bearden Nov. 7 1885 in Eastland Texas. 2) William L "King" Queen born about 1853 in Texas, died Apr 6 1900. Married Margrett Burleson born 1857 in Lampass County Texas, who also died Apr 6 1900. Their children were: Beth Queen, Corinne Queen, William David Queen Sr.,, Mattie Queen, Son Queen, Connie Queen, Mabel Queen, 4 more daughters (no names listed). The family was in a flood in Texas on Apr 6 1900, the only survivors were William L., Mattie, Beth, Connie, Mabel. 3) J.A. Queen was born about 1825 in NC or IN or TX. He was married to ? about 1855 in NC or IN or TX. Children were William L "King" Queen, and R. Lee Queen born about 1855 in Texas. Glenda Queen Prieba

BaggyGenes wrote: > Does anyone out there have access to the Cherokee Co. 1910 census, or > know where I might be able to find it online or in print? > > My gg-grandfather, Joseph Anderson Kimsey, died in 1911. I'm trying to > locate him on the 1910 census. He might be living in the household of > his son-in-law, Jasper Queen, or he might still be on his own. > > I'm also after his son, Agnew Courtney Kimsey, who shows on the 1900 > census. He later moved the family to TN, but I'm not sure when. If I > locate him in Cherokee Co. in 1910, that'll be one more step. > > Any help greatly appreciated. > > Judy > > ==== NCCHEROK Mailing List ==== > > To post to the list: nccherok-l@rootsweb.com

BaggyGenes wrote: > Does anyone out there have access to the Cherokee Co. 1910 census, or > know where I might be able to find it online or in print? > > My gg-grandfather, Joseph Anderson Kimsey, died in 1911. I'm trying to > locate him on the 1910 census. He might be living in the household of > his son-in-law, Jasper Queen, or he might still be on his own. > > I'm also after his son, Agnew Courtney Kimsey, who shows on the 1900 > census. He later moved the family to TN, but I'm not sure when. If I > locate him in Cherokee Co. in 1910, that'll be one more step. > > Any help greatly appreciated. > > Judy > > ==== NCCHEROK Mailing List ==== > Please share your information about Cherokee Co. people and places with the list... thats what makes it work! > > To post to the list: nccherok-l@rootsweb.com ==== NCCHEROK Mailing List ==== Please share your information about Cherokee Co. people and places with the list... thats what makes it work! To post to the list: nccherok-l@rootsweb.com

I stumbled upon this info the other day and I'm not sure what I have. Is this just the same old info coming around again or is it independent evidence that Timothy MacQueens wife was indeed named Henson? (firmly establishing the parentage of "Old William") I don't know what all the abbreviations mean, are they sources and if so, how reliable? Notice that there is no reference to the published work about Katherine Queen being the first wife of WIlliam, instead it refers to Maragret Queen as Katherines AKA. No mention is made of the bapismal records of William and his brother John or of the subsequent remarriage of Jane MacQueen. All this leads me to hope that this source has reached an independent opinion. I've written back to the author asking for more, keep your fingers crossed. Don Queen Descendants of Jane Henson Generation No. 1 1. JANE1 HENSON1,2,3 was born WFT Est. 1678-1701 in Prince George's County, Maryland4,5,6, and died WFT Est. 1722-17737,8,9. She married TIMOTHY MACQUEEN10,11,12 WFT Est. 1695-173813,14,15. He was born WFT Est. 1669-1698 in Prince George's County, Maryland16,17,18, and died WFT Est. 1721-176119,20,21. Notes for TIMOTHY MACQUEEN: [JeanCarmack.FTW] [hensen.FTW] [Br�derbund WFT Vol. 22, Ed. 1, Tree #3687, Date of Import: Aug 1, 1999] Of Prince George's County, Maryland Child of JANE HENSON and TIMOTHY MACQUEEN is: 2. i. WILLIAM2 QUEEN, b. Abt. 1720; d. 1801, Rutherford County, North Carolina. Generation No. 2 2. WILLIAM2 QUEEN (JANE1 HENSON)22,23,24 was born Abt. 172025,26,27, and died 1801 in Rutherford County, North Carolina28,29,30. He married KATHERINE LEWIS31,32,33 WFT Est. 1736-176834,35,36, daughter of THOMAS LEWIS and REBECCA. She was born Abt. 172037,38,39, and died WFT Est. 1739-181440,41,42. Notes for KATHERINE LEWIS: [JeanCarmack.FTW] [hensen.FTW] [Br�derbund WFT Vol. 22, Ed. 1, Tree #3687, Date of Import: Aug 1, 1999] Also given as Margaret Lewis. Child of WILLIAM QUEEN and KATHERINE LEWIS is: 3. i. HENSON3 QUEEN, b. Abt. 1763, NC; d. March 17, 1823, Montgomery Co., NC. Generation No. 3 3. HENSON3 QUEEN (WILLIAM2, JANE1 HENSON)43,44,45 was born Abt. 1763 in NC45, and died March 17, 1823 in Montgomery Co., NC45. He married SARAH UNKNOWN45. Children of HENSON QUEEN and SARAH UNKNOWN are: 4. i. REUBEN4 QUEEN, b. Abt. 1787, Montgomery Co., NC; d. Aft. 1860, Williamson Co., TX. ii. WILLIAM QUEEN45, m. ELIZABETH BUTLER45; b. , Montgomery Co., NC45. 5. iii. JANE QUEEN. Generation No. 4 4. REUBEN4 QUEEN (HENSON3, WILLIAM2, JANE1 HENSON)45 was born Abt. 1787 in Montgomery Co., NC45, and died Aft. 1860 in Williamson Co., TX45. He married MARY CATHERINE BUTLER45, daughter of ELIAS BUTLER and SARAH STARKE. She was born Abt. 1789 in Montgomery Co., NC45, and died Bet. 1850 - 1860 in Williamson Co., TX45. Notes for REUBEN QUEEN: [JeanCarmack.FTW] Around 1833 the Reubin Queen family paused near NcNairy Co., TN on their way from Carroll Co., TN They had left their home in North Carolina between 1819 and 1827 and had stopped in Carroll Co. on their way to Texas. Reubin and Mary's daughter Laura ( 4th of 8 children) fell in love Noah Garner youngest of Margaret Garner's two sons. Noah and Laura were married and the Queen family continued on to Texas. In 1840 the family is found in Carroll Co., AR, in 1850 in Williamson Co., TX and in 1860 Ruebin is found alone on his $5125 farm in Lampassas Co., TX Reubin and Mary Queen had at least eight children; Laura was the fourth. They left their home in North Carolina, heading for Texas. While in Carroll Co., Tennessee, Laura met Noah Garner. They married, and the rest of the Queen family moved on, settling in Carroll Co., Arkansas, Williamson County, Texas, and finally in Lampassas Co., Texas. Notes for MARY CATHERINE BUTLER: [JeanCarmack.FTW] alt birth 1806 Children of REUBEN QUEEN and MARY BUTLER are: 6. i. LAURA5 QUEEN, b. January 12, 1817, NC; d. May 22, 1875, Chester Co., TN. ii. ELIAS BUTLER QUEEN45, b. February 15, 1821, NC45; d. October 16, 1906, Williamson Co., TX45; m. (1) EDNA PTTY45; m. (2) MARTHA JANE BARBER45. I have many more pages if anyone wants them, Don

----- Original Message ----- From: Carroll or Nancy Swanson <scotmc@olg.com> To: <nsroots@ednet.ns.ca> Sent: Monday, January 17, 2000 5:40 PM Subject: Hello > My name is Jane and I'm trying to determine where my family landed when > they came from Scotland between 1882-1885. I know that they did not come > thru New York. My aunts remember that they(McQueen, Joseph) and his > family came through Canada. Their final place was Chicago. It was also > rumored that he came before his family. Can any one please let me where > I might start to look in Canada. I started here since Halifax was a > active port at that time. Any information would be helpful > Thanks > Jane > > >

Hi All: I have been away for a while for various reasons; my father's death, estate mess, flu and new job. I do check my email every few days though. It has been some time so I would like to explain about the recent posting "step 2", I forwarded to the Queen List. Linda and Dixie found an old Queen grave yard in a pasture. headstones had been knocked down by cows, it has been trampled and overgrown with trees and such. They started work on the restoration of this Queen Cemetery. I made a donation toward supplies needed to clean the cemetery up and fence it in to keep the livestock out. (I know what I donated wasn't much. Wish it could have done more.) Anyway, the posting I have submitted to the Queen list is an update for that project. The Queen's started several hundred years ago with one family coming to the states and branching out. I might only have one molecule in me that is related to those Queen's. But we are Queen's and one of the traits of the Queen's is "giving a helping hand". I was glad to be of some (little) help. Diann Queen Williams "happiness begins within ones self"

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------693575DA9CA169AE69085D81 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Linda Menikos wrote: > Hi Cousins, kids etc. > > Yesterday was quite successful. Our work crew was: > > Margaret Brisbin, (a descendant of Robert Lee Queen) and her husband > Winslow. > My daughter Melanie > Her friend Patti > Patti's son, Kyle > Eric, a son of Melanie's Chaplain > My nephew, Billy Wayne Kester > and me. > > Dixie had planned to go with her son Calvin, but he sprained his ankle and > it would have been very unwise to try to work in that condition. My son, > Damon had planned to go, but had to work. There will be other days for them > to help out, and we will be most grateful for the help. > > Margaret is the sister-in-law of Katy McMillen. Katy came by for a few > minutes, but her health is not such that she can work. I was delighted to > meet her. She provided a great deal of my first information about the > Queens when I began my research. > > . > > Winslow did a great job of trimming out trees and branches that were in the > way. Billy put a chain and tow strap and pulled the larger ones away, and > put some smaller ones out and away. > > I did a lot of trimming with the pruners and dragging and tossing of brush > the guys cut with the chain saw. > > Melanie and her crew put up the fence. It is not perfect, but to me it is > beautiful. They all worked very hard, and from the time they arrived until > they left, I don't think anyone sat down. I had to practically beg them to > have juice or tea and bagels and fruit to give them sustenance. > > One can actually see from side to side of the cemetery now. There is still > much to be done, but we are proud of what we accomplished in one day. > Basking in that glow, we went home weary but happy. > > Linda --------------693575DA9CA169AE69085D81 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <lmenikos@flash.net> Received: from chupacabras.flash.net (chupacabras.flash.net [209.30.2.16]) by kiwi.negia.net (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id GAA13148 for <diann@negia.net>; Sun, 16 Jan 2000 06:04:16 -0500 (EST) Received: from ianmicah.flash.net (216-215-85-199.flash.net [216.215.85.199]) by chupacabras.flash.net (8.9.3/Pro-8.9.3) with SMTP id FAA13783; Sun, 16 Jan 2000 05:04:09 -0600 (CST) Message-ID: <000c01bf6011$7eeaf0a0$c755d7d8@flash.net> From: "Linda Menikos" <lmenikos@flash.net> To: "Damon Menikos" <dmenikos@cs.com>, "Dixie McCutchan" <dmccutch@freewwweb.com>, "Diann Williams" <diann@negia.net>, "Rita" <Irapearl@aol.com>, "Verna" <verna@carlsbadnm.com>, "Chandler Magee" <OKMagee@aol.com>, "Teddy Noye" <TNoye@aol.com>, "Joseph & Eliska Grimes" <jgrimes832@aol.com>, "Pam & Craig Williams" <cwhcr3@xit.net>, "Betsy Menikos" <emenikos@flash.net>, "Mark Menikos" <mmenikos@flash.net>, "Tim & Tricia Menikos" <ttzm@juno.com>, "Sis Graham" <sisgraham2@juno.com>, "Tom Menikos" <tmix@bigfoot.com>, "Brenda Menikos" <Rawdiet85@juno.com> Subject: Step 2 - completed at Queen Hill Cemetery Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2000 04:41:45 -0600 Organization: MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2014.211 X-Mimeole: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2014.211 X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Hi Cousins, kids etc. Yesterday was quite successful. Our work crew was: Margaret Brisbin, (a descendant of Robert Lee Queen) and her husband Winslow. My daughter Melanie Her friend Patti Patti's son, Kyle Eric, a son of Melanie's Chaplain My nephew, Billy Wayne Kester and me. Dixie had planned to go with her son Calvin, but he sprained his ankle and it would have been very unwise to try to work in that condition. My son, Damon had planned to go, but had to work. There will be other days for them to help out, and we will be most grateful for the help. Margaret is the sister-in-law of Katy McMillen. Katy came by for a few minutes, but her health is not such that she can work. I was delighted to meet her. She provided a great deal of my first information about the Queens when I began my research. . Winslow did a great job of trimming out trees and branches that were in the way. Billy put a chain and tow strap and pulled the larger ones away, and put some smaller ones out and away. I did a lot of trimming with the pruners and dragging and tossing of brush the guys cut with the chain saw. Melanie and her crew put up the fence. It is not perfect, but to me it is beautiful. They all worked very hard, and from the time they arrived until they left, I don't think anyone sat down. I had to practically beg them to have juice or tea and bagels and fruit to give them sustenance. One can actually see from side to side of the cemetery now. There is still much to be done, but we are proud of what we accomplished in one day. Basking in that glow, we went home weary but happy. Linda --------------693575DA9CA169AE69085D81--

The following information includes that posted by "Carol Queen" <postalq@grnco.net>. Thanks are due for the postings. Thank you Carol! James B. Hardin Callie Lorene Broom d/o R. Mealus Broom & Texada Mathis; b. 1 May 1903; d. 12 Aug 1989 Jackson Co., NC; m. Samuel Dewitt Queen s/o Samuel Queen & Sarah Fortner. (Source: The Jackson County Heritage; Item 1147, page 403.) Dora Ann Dalton d/o John Montgomery Dalton & Margaret Milanda Boyd; b. 30 Jul 1893 Macon Co., NC; d. 2 Dec 1989 Canton, Haywood Co., NC; m. J. Frank Queen. (Source unknown) Lora Alice Lambert b. 6 Oct 1908; 4 Dec 1988 Jackson Co., NC; m. Dock Haynes Queen s/o Wilson Ensley Queen & Amanda Catherine Queen; b. 20 Aug 1898 Swain County, NC; d. 20 May 1950; bur. Buried Hyatts Church Cemetery. (Source: The Heritage of Jackson County County; Item 1141, page 40; Item 1149, pages 403, 404.) Jimmie Queen, d/o James L. Queen Mary Noland; b. 21 Oct 1894; d. 19 Oct 1990 Waynesville, Haywood Co., NC m. George Plott.

Hi Gene, Thanks for all that additional info. It filled in some empty spots in my database. I feel that the more we can fill in on the entire picture, the closer we come to finding that elusive ancestor. It also helps eliminate prospects, by putting them in different branches of the same tree. Carol *************************************************************************** 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

More: QUEEN, HERMAN HAYNES b 9 3 1916 d 10 24 1991 Davidson, NC His wife was the late Vadie Marie Payne Queen. Uncle Haynes' parents were William Monroe Queen and Lula Catherine Styles. Gene

Re: Carol's post.. BRYSON, GLADYS HOYLE b 10 30 1916 d 4 1 1991 Swain, NC Fathers Surname: QUEEN Gladys was the daughter of Joseph Thadius Queen, son of Rev. James Henry Queen. Her mother was Rutha E. Wiggins and Gladys' sisters were Estella and Emma. Her half-brother is Quindell Queen of Kenai, Alaska. Great Uncle Joe's log house (built by Davis) now sits on the Pioneer Homestead in the Smokies. Gene

Re: Carol's post: QUEEN, PEARL FRANKLIN b 2 28 1904 d 1 15 1991 Davidson, NC Fathers surname: FRANKLIN Aunt Pearl was the wife of William Baxter Queen (b. 1898 m. 12-7-1919 d. 11-6-1972) son of William Monroe Queen and Lula Catherine Styles Queen. One of Aunt Pearl's brothers was a Jim Franklin who made some quality moonshine with my uncle "Back" in the hills of NC many, many years ago. Gene

In a message dated 01/15/2000 10:16:40 PM Pacific Standard Time, postalq@grnco.net writes: << I'd sure love to know if any of the Queens I posted fit into a researchers database. If they did, we all may be able to make some connections. It would be nice if you would post any found Queens to the list. >> Thank you Carol. Zula Mae was the daughter of Pinckney Gaither Queen, son of Jamason. A direct descendant of Timothy Mac. I visited her grave in Morganton this summer nearby the grave of my Great Grandfather John Henderson. I always loved the names - Zula Mae, daughter of Pinckney Gaither. Don Queen

Hi all again, I'd sure love to know if any of the Queens I posted fit into a researchers database. If they did, we all may be able to make some connections. It would be nice if you would post any found Queens to the list. Carol *************************************************************************** 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

QUEEN, ETHEL b 7 13 1922 d 7 8 1991 Vance, NC Fathers surname:LEWIS BUFF, JUNIE QUEEN b 2 1 1905 d 9 6 1991 Newton, Catawba, NC Fathers surname;QUEEN HALL, SARA MARGARET b 10 26 1914 d 10 14 1991 Asheville, Buncombe, NC Fathers surname:QUEEN QUEEN, HERMAN HAYNES b 9 3 1916 d 10 24 1991 Davidson, NC QUEEN, SIDNEY BRAY b 10 11 1917 d 8 26 1991 Winston-Salem, Forsyth, NC Divorced State of Birth: Tennessee Fathers surname: QUEEN QUEEN, JAMES HENDERSON b 3 25 1924 d 2 22 1992 Gaston, NC DUCKWORTH, ZULA MAE b 5 4 1897 d 5 23 1992 Morganton, Burke, NC Fathers surname: QUEEN QUEEN, SAMUEL DEWITT b 6 15 1895 d 6 9 1992 Buncombe, NC QUEEN, REID b 10 10 1908 d 12 10 1992 Burke, NC That's it Carol *************************************************************************** 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

Here is the next set of death records QUEEN, ARTHUR EARL b. 9 24 1914 d 8 3 1991 Asheville, Buncombe, NC QUEEN, ELLA b 12 19 1922 d 7 6 1990 Charlotte, Mecklenburg, NC Fathers surname:HAMBY HENSLEY, ESTER QUEEN b 5 10 1894 d 8 1 1990 Asheville, Buncombe, NC Fathers surname: QUEEN QUEEN, EFFIE ANN b 10 29 1900 d 8 18 1990 Franklin, Macon, NC Fathers surname: HALL PLOTT, JIMMIE QUEEN b 10 21 1894 d 10 19 1990 Waynesville, Haywood, NC Fathers surname: QUEEN QUEEN, CLYDE REEVES b 12 31 1911 d 10 30 1990 Charlotte, Mecklenburg, NC QUEEN, BOYD HAMILTON b 12 15 1910 d 12 4 1990 Asheville, Buncombe, NC QUEEN, PEARL FRANKLIN b 2 28 1904 d 1 15 1991 Davidson, NC Fathers surname: FRANKLIN QUEEN, JEANIA BALL b 11 15 1892 d 1 4 1991 Statesville, Iredell, NC Fathers surname; BALL QUEEN, LOYD WILLIAM b 11 15 1912 d 1 29 1991 Statesville, Iredell, NC QUEEN, BOYD WRAY b. 6 12 1904 d 2 3 1991 Shelby, Cleveland, NC BRYSON, GLADYS HOYLE b 10 30 1916 d 4 1 1991 Swain, NC Fathers Surname: QUEEN QUEEN, KATHLEEN HALL b. 2 9 1905 d 7 7 1991 Charlotte, Mecklenburg, NC Fathers surname: HALL *************************************************************************** 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

Hi all, I got to play around with some NC Death Records and have come across about 200 Queens in our counties. Most of these folks were born about 1900-1930 and died 1988-1990. Here are some of the ones that I thought might be of interest to the group. Some of these have social security numbers and other info, but I don't think what's listed is helpful to a researcher (things like how many beds in the hospital, etc). If you want a SS# let me know. Carol QUEEN, HUGH HENSON B. 4-22-1910 d. 1 10 1988 Asheville, Buncombe, NC married MARTIN, PANSY QUEEN b. 4 21 1911 d 1 7 1988 Shelby, Cleveland, NC maiden name:Queen QUEEN, JOHN WESLEY b. 5 29 1904 d 1 15 1988 Rutherfordton, Rutherford, NC QUEEN, WILLIAM GEORGE b 10 3 1924 d 3 22 1988 Canton, Haywood, NC QUEEN, LARANZA EDWARDS b. 11 1 1929 d 4 9 1988 male Charlotte, Mecklenburg, NC QUEEN, JOHN REID b. 2 6 1916 d 5 6 1988 Place of occurance Buncombe, NC Place of residence McDowell, NC QUEEN, LEWIS HARLEY b 8 1 1902 d 6 21 1988 Haywood, NC BURLESON, TEXIE ANN b 9 7 1901 d 9 8 1988 Mitchell, NC Father's surname: Queen QUEEN, ROBERT PRESSLEY b 11 6 1906 d 9 23 1988 Cleveland, NC QUEEN, LORA ALICE b 10 6 1908 d 12 4 1988 Race: Indian Jackson, NC Fathers surname: LAMBERT QUEEN, ADDIE MELISSA b 9 17 1899 d 2 8 1989 Andrews, Cherokee, NC Fathers surname: PALMER QUEEN JR., FORREST EUGENE b 7 7 1917 d 3 2 1989 Morganton, Burke, Nc QUEEN, CALLIE LORENE b 5 1 1903 d 8 12 1989 Jackson, NC Fathers surname: BROOM QUEEN, MINNIE LEDFORD b 3 14 1902 d 11 17 1989 Gaston, NC Fathers surname LEDFORD QUEEN, DORA ANN b 7 31 1893 d 12 2 1989 Canton, Haywood, NC Fathers surname: DALTON QUEEN, MARY LOU b 9 28 1934 d 12 29 1989 Cherokee, NC' Fathers surname: HICKEY BUTLER, MATTIE QUEEN b 6 9 1922 d 12 30 1989 Rutherford, NC Fathers surname: QUEEN That's it for now, I still have alot more to go through. I've only listed the ones that I was able to find in my database, with incomplete info-or the ones with names that we have seen tied into the Queens on a regular basis. Carol *************************************************************************** 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

O Eugene Queen wrote: > > Hi all, > > Has anyone on the list established links for these Queens from the 1850 > Haywood County, NC census? > > 6 Aug 1850 > HH #105 Allen, William > 1. HH #106 QUEEN, Samuel 24, NC (b. ca 1826) > 2. , Susannah 22 (b. ca 1828) > 3. , Harmon R. 5 (b. ca 1845) > 4. , Mary A. 2 (b. ca 1848) > 5. , Joseph 10 mo. (B. ca 1849) I haven't. This Samuel isn't on my cousin's list of "my" Samuel Queen's (b. ca. 1785) children. However, I'm fairly sure I've seen Harmon Queen's grave in Jackson Co., NC. (Jackson was created in 1851.) Elizabeth Whitaker ELWHITAKER@ftc-i.net