Hi Joann, I believe you posted the second message as well - you were listing the children of someone and their known spouses. A roll call sounds great - how about it Samuel and Mary (Ames) Rudd descendants? Celia At 6:52 AM -0400 7/31/98, Joann H. Nichols wrote: >Hi, Celia, > >Interesting! Did I send the second message about Jackson Youngs? Or >where did >that come from? Do you suppose the guy's name could have been Andrew Jackson >Youngs? It seems to have been a common thing to give names such as that after >"famous" people. > >We have several descendants of Samuel and Mary (Ames) Rudd on the list. Let's >ask them to do a roll call of which of Samuel's children they're descended >from. Okay, cousins? > >Joann > >Celia G. Snyder wrote: > >> Hi Cousins and Joann in particular, >> >> I was doing some updating of my database today and ran across Joann's >> message to the list, dated 7/2/98, where she passed along vital records >> information from Vermont. One of these was: >> >> "I found a marriage recorded in Middletown for a Mary Ann Rudd to an Andrew >> Youngs, 31[sic] Nov. 1839, by Orson Clark, j.p. Does anyone know who this >> is? >> >> Well, I'm wondering if this couldn't be the Mary Ann Rudd who was the >> daughter of Samuel Rudd and Mary Ames. In an another message to the list, >> this Mary Ann is reported to have married Jackson Youngs. I found it >> interesting that in both cases the surname is listed as YOUNGS. Could he >> have been Andrew Jackson YOUNGS? >> >> Thoughts? >> >> Celia