Hi: I am hoping that someone can explain my confusion. I have just purchased a few microfiche from the N.D.F.H.S.. The microfilm that has me rather confused is 1871 Census Index of Newcastle - St. Andrews. Would someone possibly check the physical record in Newcastle? Does anyone have any suggestions on my next step? Solving the ANDERSON mystery I suspect will ultimately solve the question of how Margaret ANDERSON ended up with my Grandmother. There is a tie between all of these people to a Jeannie GIBSON (aka JANE/Jean/?) and Thomas HUNTER who were my grandmother Evelyn Annie HUNTER's parents when she was born in Folkstone on 4 December 1904. The question is where is the link? I have traced my step-grandmother's birth and have the birth certificate and death certificate for her and two of her brothers. I have found two separate Anderson's at two separate addresses. Perhaps someone can make sense of the following: Birth Certificates: Reference: 1858 # 493 Newcastle - St. Andrews Alexander ANDERSON (boy) born 2 Oct 1858 5 Princes Street. Father: Alexander Anderson - French Polisher Mother: Thomasine Anderson formerly Hutchinson (was this a second marriage or maiden name?) Reference: 1855 # 467 Newcastle - St. Andrews Margaret ANDERSON (Girl) born 18 October 1855 5 Princes Street. Father: Alexander Anderson - French Polisher (Master) Mother Thomasin Anderson formerly Hutchinson Have not yet received the last brothers birth Certificate. Death Certificates: Reference: 1920 # 322 Newcastle - All Saints 29 March 1920, 86 Percy Street, Newcastle Alexander ANDERSON (Male) 61 Years French Polisher died of Heart Failure following Rheumatism. Reference 1944 # 16 Northumberland West - Bellingham 27 November 1944 Kielder Castle - Kielder, R.D. Margaret ANDERSON (Female) 89 Years Spinster Reference 1930 # 299 Newcastle Upon Tyne - All Saints 20 May 1930, 86 Percy Street, Newcastle John Lambert Horsley ANDERSON (Male) 69 Years Formerly a French Polisher Robert Watson (My Grandfather) present at death. The above three people were related with no doubt. Census Information from 1871 Census Index of Newcastle - St. Andrews Page 1053 # 13 5 Percy Place ANDERSON Alex SO 13 Scholar Newcastle, NBL ANDERSON Charlotte DA 20 Machinist Newcastle, NBL ANDERSON Margaret DA 15 Scholar Newcastle, NBL ANDERSON Thomas SO 22 French Polisher Newcastle, NBL ANDERSON Thomonson HD 54 Housekeeper Scotland ANDERSON Thomson DA 17 Machinist Newcastle, NBL * I get the impression that the father is dead or isn't there. Page 1223 # 55 5 Princess Street (Couldn't find listing Princes perhaps mis-spelled.) ANDERSON John Lambert SO UNM 9 Scholar Newcastle, NBL ANDERSON Lenore Jane DA UNM 2 Newcastle, NBL ANDERSON Mary WI MAR 36 Newcastle, NBL ANDERSON Mary Ann DA UNM 3 Newcastle, NBL ANDERSON Thomas George HD MAR 36 French Polisher Scotland ANDERSON Thomas Alexander SO UNM 7 Scholar Newcastle, NBL * The two families are definitely linked. My Margaret and Alexander are in the first family, but their brother John Lambert is listed in the second family. Is there a remarriage? Did the family split and the kids spend time with other family members? Can anyone make any sense of my mystery? I am trying to figure out who is related to who and how. ANY and ALL guidance, assistance, directions...anything is most appreciated. Carol Watson Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Bob, Sorry, my line not from Vermont. It starts in Huntington LI NY and goes to Branford CT Dot On Tue, 20 Jan 1998 20:08:05 EST RKr833 <RKr833@aol.com> writes: >Hi: I'm looking for Lafayette Rogers born in Vermont in 1816. Any >connection >with your Rogers line? Bob > > >==== ROLL-CALL Mailing List ==== >To learn more about what ROOTS.COM is allabout >http://www.rootsweb.com/ >******************************* > >

Hi ---- My Clarks are one of my weak links. James Emerson Orme married 1) Callie (California) Clark. (b. 10/1851 Lamar/Fannin Co., TX---d. 8/1882 in Harrison Co., TX) She is the first child of Johnathan Miles Clark (born in Coosa Co., AL) of Sulphur Springs, Hopkins Co., TX and wife 1) Mary Murphy Gulledge (born in Greenpond, Hopkins Co., TX). They also have children Littleberry Clark (M), Sidney Clark (F), Margaret Clark, & Henrietta Clark. Johnathan's second wife isCordelia Murphy--they have 8 children...John Miles Clark, Cordelila Clark, Elizabeth Clark, Thomas Clark, Robert A. Clark, Walter Lewis Clark, Della Mae Clark, & Edward Clark. That's it...the sum total of my info. I found this information in a book in the Sulphur Springs gen. library. Supposedly, Johnathan Clark was very well off in the 1850/1860's sense of wealth. He ran a general store in the town, had a big house, and later owned one of the first cars in the territory. I guess he had to be well greased to raise all those children! I hope this will connect with someone. Please E-mail me if you have more or I can help. Always glad to share. Valencia Smotherman TexasVRS2@aol.com Smotherman/Smitherman/Smithyman,~Reid/Reed~Orms/Orme~Milner~Phillips~ Wallace~Kite~BETTINGFIELD/BEDDINGFIELD please!~Carter~Clark/Clarke ~Ford~Eads~Flowers~Thomas~Harrison~ relatedfamilies~~~Adkins~Attaway~Miller~Walker~Dunnavant~Connor~Hurley ~Stunkard~Ledbetter~Thomas~Jackson~Renfro~Barker.......and it keeps going & going & going!!!

In the fall of 1866 John Porter McKay(1830-1883) and his wife Louis Ruth Foster (1832-1898) sold their land in the Laurel Hill area of Neshoba Co., MS (before this they had lived in Union Co., South Carolina) to his brother James, packed their belongings and 3 sons: Albert(1855-1913), William "Willie" Alexander (1858-1941) and Thomas (1866-1870) and joined a wagon train of about one hundred people heading for Texas. The wagon train was made up of relatives and neighbors most from the Laurel Hill area and members of the Old Caroline Presbyterian Church and had attended school together, also. Some of the men had served together in the Confederate Army in one of two companies in the Laurel Hill comm. One was Williams Co., Miss. Calvary, named for its founder Capt. W. G. Williams, and the other was the Scotland Guard--for the reason that the community was populated mainly by descendants of Scottish immigrants who had settled in North Carolina. Most were related by blood or marriage. The wagon train was made up from many families, including McKay, McDonald, Foster, Stribling, Foster (formerly of Virginia > SC), Gambling, McMillian, Milner, Wallace, Hurley( NC>TN>MS>TX), Ledbetters, and many others. They travelled through Louisiana into Arkansas, but found the land too mountainous for sucessful farming but the further north they went the easier the stream crossings were, then into Texas. First to the area of Whitewright in Grayson Co., but failed to find enough water to farm, then came to the Reilly Springs area and settled. From the History of Reilly Springs 1850-1977 by Ellie Williams Swindell Valencia Smotherman Smotherman/Smitherman/Smithyman,~Reid/Reed~Orms/Orme~Milner~Phillips~ Wallace~Kite~BETTINGFIELD/BEDDINGFIELD please!~Carter~Clark/Clarke ~Ford~Eads~Flowers~Thomas~Harrison~ relatedfamilies~~~Adkins~Attaway~Miller~Walker~Dunnavant~Connor~Hurley ~Stunkard~Ledbetter~Thomas~Jackson~Renfro~Barker.......and it keeps going & going & going!!!

Would like to find descendants of these GOLD's. Other surnames who married into the GOLD line were: SEDGWICK, RUGGLES, TALCOTT, HOPKINS, PIERCE,DOANE, BRINSMADE, EVEREST,VAIIL, BROWN, CALHOUN, LOVELL, BOUDINOT, PEET, SMITH, JOHNSON, WAKEMAN, SILL, TOMLINSON, STOCKING, CURTISS, HUBBARD, UFFORD, HAWLEY, SLAWSON, BRADLEY. These are New England names, mostly from Connecticut! Helen

Blalock Pa Bodkin/Botkin Ire. Md. Pa (Fayette County) Briner/Bryner Pa (Fayette County) Cook Pa (Somerset County) Clites/Gleitz Pa (Somerset County) Dalton Ire NJ Pa (Fayette County) Dingman Pa (Tioga, Blair Counties) Finley Pa Fulton Pa Groff Hamilton Pa Keffer Pa Luckey Pa (Chester, Lancaster, Fayette Counties) Miller Pa (Fayette) Miller Pa (Somerset) Murray Ire. Montogmery Ire Pa (Allegheny County) Suffern Ire Pa (allegheny Fayette Counties) Williams(son) Ire. Pa (Fayette) Williams (Bedford County) Any help appreciated. Thanks Linda

I am looking for a William Thomas LANE b.1862 d.1939. m.Susan Elizebeth RENSHAW or CRENSHAW. b.? d.? . The children are Watt, Nola Mae, and ,Cassie . I need help in finding these people . thanks Frank

Dorothy Borne wrote: > > Debbie, > > Thanks for the offer. That is what is so nice about most > genealogists. They are so helpful. My TYLER is from late 1600's in > Branford CT. > Hi, did you happen to see a name that you recognized? I would be interested in the info you have on your Tylers. Hope to hear from you soon.

I have information on Aaron I, Aaron II, James and Elizabeth and descendents to the present time. Also some information on Rogers and Hemphills. Will be glad to exchange information. Bill Coleman wrote: > Names I'm reseaching in Wales, NC,GA,TX > Burleson-Aaron I, AaronII, James > Shipman-Elizabeth > Rogers-Joseph, Mary > Hemphill-Marquis,Dora > Coleman-John Hall MD, William > > ==== ROLL-CALL Mailing List ==== > Who pays for ROOTSWEB.COM Cooperative. > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/donors.html > *******************************************

Names I'm reseaching in Wales, NC,GA,TX Burleson-Aaron I, AaronII, James Shipman-Elizabeth Rogers-Joseph, Mary Hemphill-Marquis,Dora Coleman-John Hall MD, William

RO>My Randle (Randall, Randles) is William b. 1850 Canada, d. 1920 MI. Vickie, There was a William and Phebe in Rock Island County, IL in 1860. That is probably too early for your William. Bev bfrancque@delphi.com Bev Francque Moline, IL `[1;31;44mRainbow V 1.20.0 for Delphi - Registered

> I am researching these families : > Samuel Large b. circa 1776 PA moved to IN ~1823, with wife Jane > children : > Elizabeth,Margaret,Ebeneezer,Robert, Mary, Elvina > > Jacob Frederick Mower(er) b. c. 1810 in Wurrtemberg Germany m. Agnes Robinson > c. 1830 in OH, moved to IN c. 1834-1838 > Children: > Jacob P., John, William,Sarah, Morgan, Hester Ann,Caleb and Mary > > George b. 8-10-1812 and Anna Barbara Eble b. 12-18-1825 both born and married > in Wurrtemberg, Germany came to U.S. between 1848 and 1854, lived in PA until > about 1857, then moved to IN. They came to U.S. with a daughter, Mary. > children: > Mary, Philip, John, Walbargia,Anthony, Andrew, Ludwig or Lewis,and Charles > > Any cousins out there? Please e-mail me CAT2869@compuage.com > > Thanks! -Cindy

In a message dated 98-01-22 08:15:13 EST, you write: << There was a William and Phebe in Rock Island County, IL in 1860. That is probably too early for your William. >> Too early for mine, but maybe a relative. will hang on to it. Vickie

I don't have the surnames you mention (yet) but I'm at a loss on West Leary COPELAND who married Susan Penelope MILLER. All I know is that their daughter, Esther Victoria COPELAND was born in Edenton, Chowan Co., NC in 1898. Would you possibly have any connection to these names? Many thanks, Cheramie At 08:11 PM 1/20/98 +0000, you wrote: >In a message dated 98-01-20 10:03:40 EST, you write: > ><< JONES - IN, NC, >> > >My husband is a descendant of a JONES family from England that settled in NC >(Chowan Co) in either late 1600s or early 1700s. Any connection? Sharon > > >==== ROLL-CALL Mailing List ==== >To post to entire list e-mail >ROLL-CALL-L@rootsweb.com >Post your Surnames in capital letters >I mean your ancestors last names.. >*********************************** > > Searching: SAWYER / HANBURY / COPELAND in NC & VA - HEBERT/DAVIS/MARTIN/McLAUGHLIN/MERGY/LUX/ECKLES in LA

-----Original Message----- From: Sandy Solari <sosandy@hom.net> To: Gen-nwbie-L@rootsweb.com <Gen-nwbie-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, January 21, 1998 4:10 PM Subject: Ref: Help needed...Levesque vs Bishop >Hi Ya'll, it's me again, more frustrated than ever. I have been searching >for the birth records of my grandmother...no greats involved, one might >think this would be an easy task..huh! I know that my grandmother, Delia or >Lea Levesque or Bishop, was born in Gilbertville, MA, I sent to an >institution in Ma for this birth record, they forwarded my letter to a >different institution which was suppose to deal with that particular time >frame..1899. After waiting approx 6 weeks they returned with a letter >advising me to send the request to the first place I sent it to. They >evidently mis-read the date I was researching, so I sent it back to them. >After waiting another 6 weeks I received another letter stating that I >needed to send the request to City Hall, Records Div. where she was born at, >even though they were suppose to deal with the time frame in question. Now >my question is does anyone know where Hardwick, Ma or Harowick, Ma. is? You >see I cannot even read his writing! Gilbertville is suppose to be part of >Hardwick or Harowick, whichever it is. Can anyone enlighten me as to what >the correct place is before I waste another 6 weeks. >Sandy<sosandy@hom.net> >

Hi .... Here are the ALLISONs I am trying to learn more about ... Joseph ALLISON b. North Carolina ( I think ) - m - Mary RAGSDALE Children: ( Probably more than the William below, but this is all I have at present ) William ALLISON b. 1826 Daviess Co., IN ? d. Aft 1900 in Wabash IN - m - 1st) Margaret MARTIN b. @ 1828 and 1834 in OH. d. 1864 in Wabash IN Children: Alzono ALLISON b. 1848 Wabash IN Melissa Jane ALLISON b. 3-01850 Wabash IN - m - 1st) Perry MANVILLE 2 nd)Hill BRIGGS Mary Elizabeth ALLISON b. 1853 Wabash IN - m - John ENYEART *James Monroe ALLISON b 11-16-1854 Wabash IN d. 4-19-1903 Celina, Mercer Co., OH - - m - Nancy Bell BURCH b. 3-2-1860 Mercer Co., OH d. 9-8- 1927 Mercer Co., OH Viola ALLISON b. 1856 Wabash IN Willis Emory ALLISON b. 4-1860 Wabash IN - m - Nettie JAMES Warren Martin ALLISON b. 4-11-1864 Lagro, Wabash, IN d. 5-19-1934 - m - 1st) Elizabeth SKULLY 2nd) Arlie GROVER 2nd) Margaret Ann GILPIN b. 3-1842 Children : J. ALLISON ( Female) b. 1866 Wabash IN C. ALLISON (Female) b. 1868 Wabash IN Samuel ALLISON b. 1871 Wabash IN Franklin ALLISON b. 9-1877 Wabash IN and 3 more female children which I have no given name or dates for. Any Information you may have on the above "tribe" <g> would be very much appreciated it Thanks Chris * I follow this line

I am interested in your listing for Rogers. Where was your Rogers connection and When? I do lookups in Harper county, KS and Grant county, OK. if you have any folks in that area. Also do some from time to time in Sumner county, KS. and Alfalfa county, OK. BARB ANTHONY, KS

Debbie, Thanks for the offer. That is what is so nice about most genealogists. They are so helpful. My TYLER is from late 1600's in Branford CT. Dot On Tue, 20 Jan 1998 21:02:43 -0800 Debbie Parsons <alyshia@isat.com> writes: >Dorothy Borne wrote: >> >> My mother's family never left New England until about 1880 so I >have >> many names. >> Acy, Andrews, Baisie, Beard, Beecher, Birchard, Bird, Bolt, Bouton, >> Butler, Camp, Charles, Davis, Dayton, Deming, Desborough, Dickerman, >> Dodge, Fisher, Foote, Fox, Griffin, Hale, Harrison, Hartshorn, Ives, >> Johnson, Keeler, Kellogg, Lathrop, Linsley, Loveredge, Monroe, >Morehouse, >> Nettleton, Osborn, Oviatt, Palmer, Parmelee, Peat/Peck, Peet, >Potter, >> Prindle, Rogers, Rose, Scudder, Slany, Smith, Stent, Swayne/Swain, >Swan, >> Taintor, Truesdell, Tyler, Ufford, Wheeler. >> All were from CT except Swan and Hartshorn who were from MA. >> >> Dotbnj@juno.com >> >> ==== ROLL-CALL Mailing List ==== >> How to join ROOTSWEB.COM Genealogical Cooperative >> http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html >> ******************************************* >Hello I am researching the Tyler line. I would appreciate any and all >information or suggestions or ideas that you may have. Here is the >information I have so far. I hope there is a connection with your >line. > >Penny Tyler-died: Sept. 1885-buried at Allsbrook, S.C. > married >David Harley Newton-buried at Allsbrook, S.C. > Children: > Harley Mayo Newton-born: Feb. 17, 1885 in Allsbrook, >S.C.-died: June >16, 1961 > married: Jan. 9, 1909 > Mary Martha Chestnut-born: Sept. 16, 1887 inLoris, S.C.-died: >July 19, >1969 in Florida (daughter of Daniel Henry Chestnut Jr.) > Children: > 1. Alton Mayo Newton Sr.-born: Nov. 10, 1909 in >Nixonville, S.C.-died: >Aug. 4, 1992 in Keystone, Fla. >Married Alice May Gargano. > 2. Alice Versie Newton-born: Jan. 22, 1912 in >Nixonville, S.C.-died: >Jan. 4, 1913- buried at Tilley Swamp >Church Cemetery in Redhill >(Conway), S.C. > 3. Edna Laurance Magline Newton-born: Feb. 28, >1914 in Nixonville, >S.C.-married James Don Bryant. > 4. Cinthie Lorie Newton-born: Jan. 12, 1917 in >Nixonville, S.C.-died: >Nov. 7, 1938- buried at Tilley Swamp >Church Cemetery in >Redhill(Conway), S.C. Married Marvin >Lee Beverly. > 5. Richmond Lorell Newton-born: March 6, 1919 >in Nixonville, >S.C.-died: April 20, 1919-buried at >Tilley Swamp Church Cemetery in >Redhill(Conway), S.C. > 6. Minnie Iva Newton-born: March 11, 1920 in >Nixonville, S.C. Married >Ernest Eugene Morgan. > 7. Henry Bruce Newton-born: July 7, 1922 in >Nixonville, S.C.-died: >Dec. 26, 1992- buried at Arlington >Cemetery in Jacksonville, Fla. >Married Doris Mae McDonald. > 8. Ross Hilburn Newton-born: Feb. 24, 1925 in >Nixonville, S.C. >Married Julie Elizabeth Hineman. > >I have a little more information on the children. If you think there >is >a connection just let me know and I can send you the rest of what I >have. Again, thanks for any help tha t you may be able to give. > >Debbie Parsons-alyshia@isat.com >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/1602 > > >==== ROLL-CALL Mailing List ==== >To learn more about what ROOTS.COM is allabout >http://www.rootsweb.com/ >******************************* > >

Dose anyone have access to birth and death index's for the year 1897 in Van Buren County, IA that could look-up the following names? BIRTH: Walter Washington Dale born 2 July 1897 unknown County DEATH: Willard Edward Dale born 25 April 1861 Winnebeggo County, IL, died 2 November 1897 Thanks for any assistance. Paul pdale@sprynet.com ============== SURNAMES ========================= {Brown~Conrad~Dale~Dyer~Thompson~Laton~Snell~Sprott~Warner} ==================================================

I am looking for any Ellisons in the central US from late 18's to 19's. Also any Ellsworth lines that people might want to share. Wright in CO. early 19's. Thanks for your time! Paul Ellison Edmond, OK