Which Nathan Sandidge is your man? I have several, but do not have a wife Mary. My husband's line is Nathan Sandidge/Sandridge who died in Franklin County, TN in 1844. What was Mary's maiden name? Imogean

Den, I forgot to mention that Mary (wife of Nathan Sandage) is believed to be daughter of a Hugenenot from PA -- did I ever tell you this? He moved from PA (Lancaster Co I think was told me) with his family to VA and then on to Union Co, SC. Of course someone else believes her father to be another man. If we are of Huegenot herritage it is possible how they met, etc. Can't recall if I ever mentioned above but know I mentioned that I have been searching ALL states/countries and ALL spellings and sic spellings just trying to find our roots. Never have found the marriage of Nathan and Mary yet either. Again since her parents stopped in VA before SC it is possible this or PA is where they married. Thanks so much for the info on the 1st Earl of Sandwich -- someone else had said he had been a friend of Pepys or served under him, but never heard anymore of this until your article from encyclopedia. For those on the list -- Dean is a very distant cousin of mine who has bantered back and forth with me about our heritage; but this speculation and bantering often gives me more ideas to explore while trying to find PROOF on Mary's parentage and surname as well as PROOF of parentage of our Nathan Sandage/Sandridge/Savage/Sandidge and how he fits into the rest of the family. Although I have been told his parents name and that he was born either in Albemarle Co, VA or Spotsylvania Co I have NEVER been able to prove this. I have mentioned on this list previously who they say his parents are. Judy M. 11:58 PM 4/25/1999 -0400, you wrote: >Judith--- > >The following quotation may help to explain why I scavenge and seek to keep >old objects. >From my Funk and Wagnalls New Standard Encyclopedia, Volume XXI, Deluxe >Edition, 1947 edition, thew following relevant to the 1rst Earl of Sandwich: > >"Sandwich,Edward Montagu, Earl of (1625-72), an English admiral, son of Sir >Sidney Montegu, a Royalist, but himself in his early youth a Parliamentarian. >He raised a regiment when 18, fought at Marston Moor in 1644 and in 1645 at >Naseby. In 1656, thanks to his friendship with Cromwell, he was appointed >Blake's colleague. Deprived of all commands save that of admiral, after the >fall of Richard Cromwell, Montagu joined the the party in favor of the >Restoration. His intrigues at this time, and especially his friction with >General Monk, are vividly sketched in the diary of his secretary, Samuel >Pepys. On the return of Charles II Montague [sic] became Earl of Sandwich and >was entrusted with negotiations for the King's marriage with Catharine of >Braganza and for the cession of Tangiers to England. He won the victory of >Lowestoft over the Dutch in 1665 and was promoted to be commander in chief. In >1672, as second in command to the Duke of York, he was defeated off Solebay; >his flagship blew up, and he was killed." > >In other words, brilliant as he was, he was in history a "loser," and thus, >for example, when I checked my Collier's New Encyclopedia (© 1921), here is >the only relevant entry: > >SANDWICH (so called after John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich, Kent, England, >who used to have sabdwishes brought to him at the gaming table, to enable him >to play without leaving off), two thin slices of bread, plain or buttered, >with a slice of meat, as ham, beef, etc., seasoned with mustard, between them; >hence, applied to anything resembling a sandwich, i.e., consisting of a person >or thing placed between two different things. > >*** >This concept of a person or thing placed between two different things strikes >me as very important. Note that, as previously expressed by me, while I, too, >was led to believe by my Paternal family that we are Scots-Irish, and that you >and I are DISTANT LEGS OF THE SANDAGE FAMILY GOING BACK TO AT LEAST 1812 IN >INDIANA, I have been maintaining for now several years that we are essentially >Huguenots originating in The Carolinas, where we RECREATED or DENIED our >EARLIER HISTORY. > >Believe me when I tell you that I remain open to your explorations of >Virginia, but in my own research I find nothing of Virginia. Prove the >connection to me! I believe that the connection is The Carolinas and the >Huguenots, and I believe that we are denied our European connections precisely >because our ancestors sought an American anonymity as they sought to escape >the Repression of the several Catholic reactions to Reformations, the latter >originating in Germany, >where Gutenberg had reinvented the Chinese invention of the Moveable Type. > >Our surname is NOT Scots-Irish and it is NOT English. It is possibly from >Normandy! But it can also be Alsace-Lorraine, or even Dutch! > >In any case, I am in total concurrence in your search for an explanation of >WHO WE ARE in historical terms. It seems that we have been totally cut off >from our European Ancestry at a certain point. >That Certain Point will, ultimately, explain our origins. >I believe that we originate from a Family that was in Resistance against >Catholicism, and was hounded out of Europe because of it. >I suspect, also, that we were artisans, and literate. Our respective Families >probably kept Bibles, and made notations in them (which was probably illegal >in Europe!) > >Your pursuit of Sandwich is a parallel to my pursuit of Sandhage! > >Love and kisses, > >Dennis Dean Sandage >-30- >

If have an old letter from a 1st cousin twice removed, who died about 30 years ago in her late 80's who told me that she had always been told that the Sandidges came from Northern Ireland and were called Black Irish, what ever that meant. I hope this does not throw you off any....just letting you in on an old story told through many generations of Sandidges----Maybe.................Best of luck, Jean

All my life I was told that the Sandage/Sandridge and variations were Scots-Irish but everytime I seem to come across anything it is England. Recently I did find some things which I thought were interesting so thought I would mention it and maybe someone else can get a grasp on our lineage, etc. http://www.hmso.gov.uk/si/si1998/19982558.htm Above shows that in 1998 the Wards of the parish (this is City of St Albans, England) of Sandridge would be abolished and made instead into 3 parish wards: Marshalswick East, Marshalswick West and Sandridge Village. http://proni.nics.gov.uk/geogindx/counties.htm Above is the Public Record office of Northern Ireland and when you go to the prominent persons index search (search is flaky and if you put Earl and Sandwich or Earl+Sandwich it pulls up every mention of Earl even if has Sandwich or not -- 893 of them) and search on Sandwich it mentions in the Gosford Papers that there was correspondence with the 4th earl of Sandwich. In the National Heritage memorial Fund one it shows that the National Maritime Museum received an award of 40,000pounds towards the purchase of papers of Edward Montague, 1st Earl of Sandwich which includes his journal 1652-71 and other papers including papers of several of Sandwich's contemporaries. Also in these searches shows that Martha Ray was murdered and she was Sandwich's mistress and after this murder he (4th earl) wrote to R. B. Walsingham. Mentioned in another area was comments about the Envoy to Russia in the Macartney Papers -- mentiones that in the spring of 1764 Macartney was offered this post under the Court of Catherine the Great and through the influence "with the Secretary of State for the Nothern Department (Lord Sandwich)" Also mentions that letters passed 1764-1772 between the Lords Sandwich and Holland in 1765, of correspondence of Lord Sandwich 1763-1766 with Lord Ilchester. What interested me was that my ancestors were in America (we think -- found them first 1790 census of Union Co, SC and said to be from the Spotsylvania and Albemarle Co, VA Sandridge/Sandidge but never proven) at this time, but the fact that I had always heard about Earl of Sandwich Edward Montague and figured we probably were descended from that family, yet never knew that any of them had been Lord and never found any connection with Ireland or Scotland before now. Sure wish someone would tell me exactly where the 1st Earl of Sandwich lived and ruled and how he even became this Earl -- have never found much about him in any research I had done. Did see several holdings around London (mainly northeast and northwest of that town) but no pinpoint locations. In searching I did also found a Standish Monteith, the 4th Viscount Gort Prendergast, Standish, Lord Sandys (lots of Sandys) 1st Earl of Sandwich Edward Montagu 4th Earl of Sandwich 1718-1792 John Montagu 5th Earl of Sandwich 1743-1814 was John Montagu http://proni.nics.gov.uk/geogindx/geoghelp.htm Above has some geographical index of terms in Northern Ireland http://proni.nics.gov.uk/geogindx Aboveyou can get the counties in Northern Ireland and description of same; Baronies;Poor Law Unions; Dioceses; Parishes; Townlands As stated at the beginning this is the first connection with Ireland I have ever found and STILL do not understand how Lord/Earl Sandwich is connected with Northern Ireland and did he live there or was this just an area he oversaw for the English government. Anyone who can help me more on this and any other of the USA, Canadian, English, Irish, or Scottish (for that matter ANY country) of Sandage, Sandrage, Sandidge, Sandridge, Standidge, Standridge, Sandage, etc. variations of course. I know everyone here in America seems to keep coming up with the same dead ends. Hope something here can give ya'll some help or at least maybe a bit of info that you did not have before. My best, Judith Sandage Murphy jmurphy@erinet.com

Hi there. I am working on the Sandidges, if I can help you will be glad to. List me please your grandfather's father and perhaps I can tie them in. have a few thousand descendants...and might can help and might not can..but I will sure give it my best shot...JCM

Hello, Cousins, Welcome to our new cousins that just joined. I have been having computer problems. I crashed AOL by having my Family Tree Maker program open at the same time which I have done many times in the past so don't know why this time. Since then my Family Tree Maker program won't stay open as gives me a message about not having the right fonts from Windows. Sooooo I have 2 people that need help on their Sandidge genealogy and ask you to kindly help them. Rita Subj: Geneology Date: 4/3/99 8:52:59 AM Eastern Daylight Time From: <A HREF="mailto:MRohle8665">MRohle8665</A> To: <A HREF="mailto:RASANDIDGE">RASANDIDGE</A> Hi, I was given your e-mail address by B. Stoffel, my cousin. I am trying to find out any information on Amanda Pettis Sandidge, I have been told she was born in November 1838, at Buffalo Springs, Amherst Co.,Va. She was My Great Grandmother, and I would like to know more about her family. If you could be of any help, or could direct me to information I would appreciate. Darlene Subj: Sandidge/Hutchinson Date: 4/2/99 4:02:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: davidfra@icon.net (David Frazier) To: rasandidge@aol.com Hello Rita, Do you have any more information on Elizabeth F. Hutchinson married Gideon Thornton Sandidge? One of my relatives Elizabeth Frazier, daughter of Benjamin Frazier and Lucy Luster, from Virginia, married John Hutchinson who may have been a brother to Elizabeth F. Hutchison. Can you fill in any additional information you may have? David davidfra@icon.net Attala County, Ms County Coordinator, Rootsweb

Susan -- went all the way back to ones from several days ago (very far behind in my email what with working with my ill husband, getting him moved to handicap-accessible apartment, etc. -- was this info you found "in 5 minutes" from a new message you got through the Sandidge-L messages? I didn't have it if this is the case -- OR Did you find this in the archives of messages of the Sandidge-L list? I am assuming it was from the archives since I didn't have the message myself. Just curious. Off the subject -- I had been praying for some type of help so my husband could get around in his wheelchair (now tumor is growing on spine and nerves that handle the legs, etc) and our old house is NOT able to handle a wheelchair (the doorways too small, etc. Just about this time an ad appeared in a paper I never even look at and it just "jumped right out at me" saying they had 2 handicap-accessible apartments -- and this was just a couple blocks from my own house. My son will be "renting" my house so I can rent this one -- it is MARVELOUS although very small for the monthly rent -- one bedroom. The cabinets have these buttons you press and it goes down to where a person sitting in wheelchair can reach out can goods, dishes, etc. Then raise again. Same with the stove and kitchen sink. LOTS of room with bars, etc in the bathroom, etc. Never knew they had such wonderful things now for wheel-chair persons. It was a truly blessing and we have moved him there now (although my computer is still at house but so is washing machine, dryer, etc. so "catching up" on email until they can move the computer (he has to have his games to play) while doing a load of laundry. Just thought I would mention this since as we get older or are care-takers for the elderly it is nice to know these things exist -- whether you have to install them yourself in your own home or are looking for a place like this to rent for the last years of their lives, etc. Judy M. At 11:43 PM 4/7/1999 -0500, you wrote: >I've been a member of the Sandidge Root Web for 5 minutes and I found my >great-great grandfather and his wife and family!!! I have spent months >getting nowhere. >My great - grandmother was Minnie D.Sandidge and she married Walter >Leigh Welch in 1885. She had 3 sons; Walter Sandidge, Leigh Lafayette, >and Robbie C. Robbie died at age 3 in 1890. Minnie died in 1907 of colon >cancer and is buried in Woodwreath Cemetery in Sangamon County, IL. >Now I know that her father, Robert Sandidge, married Abigail Darr and >they had 12 children. >Thanks!!!! > >Gu's di - o's da da dv' hni, >(We are all related) > Susan > > >

"Bob Sled" <lobosolo@halcyon.com> Above is another person searching this family -- afraid I am working from bottom up and haven't read other messages so he may have been one who gave you the info you needed. Judy M. At 11:43 PM 4/7/1999 -0500, you wrote: >I've been a member of the Sandidge Root Web for 5 minutes and I found my >great-great grandfather and his wife and family!!! I have spent months >getting nowhere. >My great - grandmother was Minnie D.Sandidge and she married Walter >Leigh Welch in 1885. She had 3 sons; Walter Sandidge, Leigh Lafayette, >and Robbie C. Robbie died at age 3 in 1890. Minnie died in 1907 of colon >cancer and is buried in Woodwreath Cemetery in Sangamon County, IL. >Now I know that her father, Robert Sandidge, married Abigail Darr and >they had 12 children. >Thanks!!!! > >Gu's di - o's da da dv' hni, >(We are all related) > Susan > > >

I've been a member of the Sandidge Root Web for 5 minutes and I found my great-great grandfather and his wife and family!!! I have spent months getting nowhere. My great - grandmother was Minnie D.Sandidge and she married Walter Leigh Welch in 1885. She had 3 sons; Walter Sandidge, Leigh Lafayette, and Robbie C. Robbie died at age 3 in 1890. Minnie died in 1907 of colon cancer and is buried in Woodwreath Cemetery in Sangamon County, IL. Now I know that her father, Robert Sandidge, married Abigail Darr and they had 12 children. Thanks!!!! Gu's di - o's da da dv' hni, (We are all related) Susan

Maybe if you sent the LDS site the same letter...they would see their errors..I have been having the same trouble..Jean...By the way..I know you and I are very anxious in regard to connecting your Sandages to my Sandidges...I have a good friend who is a Cronin that tied an aunt into you Sandages.......and I found her on your Family decendancy chart....Jean

Hello List, I need info on Mary M. Sandridge (b: ca 1810 in TN?), who married Jacob Langston (b: ca 1797 in SC) on 18 July 1865 in Franklin Co, TN. This was a late-life marriage, so the name Sandridge was probably that of her previous husband. What, then, was her maiden name and who were her parents? The only online 1st marriage "possible fit" I've found was in Elbert Co, GA: James W. Sandridge to Mary Pulliam on 23 February 1830. If any of you can help me, I would greatly appreciate it! Carolyn Duncan Richardson, TX

While we are talking about the LDS site -- try this address of theirs too -- the bottom has some blank census forms you can use too. Wonderful LDS Source guide page: http://32.96.111.13/sg/ Here are some more problems I have found with the LDS searching site. If anyone has an email address for the LDS persons who are making this site I would like to send these comments to them (since their feedback is not working): 4) The link to do a more refined search is NOT working 5) The keyword search DOES accept surname only (again case sensitive -- use like this: Sandage 6) If you get an error message about nothing found, the box on this error message page to resubmit another keyword search does NOT work, you must return to previous page and use the other box -- tried this with several names that I knew had hits and never could get it to work. 6) If you get answers to a keyword search and it shows that you have some sourceguides as "hits", when you click on the TITLE link -- this does NOT work -- always gives you the HTTP Error 404 -- contact your administrator as page does not exist, etc. When I glanced at the address it appears that it is not putting in WHICH source guide it is to go to, only the page number of same. Judy M.

Here are some problems I have found with that LDS site 1) you MUST put both a first and last name (their error message is same size as the instructions and puts it immediately under the instructions about this - not readily noticeable) 2) This is a Case-Sensitive database which means if you use all caps for the surname it is NOT working and gives a message you need to put first and last name even though you DID have this -- so you must type in names like this: Mary Brose John Raabe NOT BROSE OR RAABE!!! 3) The link to give them feedback is NOT working 4) The link to do a more refined search is NOT working Judy M.

Realized the original message with info that LDS site and address never got sent out and was in queue -- here it is. sorry. > > From: dlelliott@west.raytheon.com > > Subject: LDS Search Site Up and Running > > Date: Tuesday, March 30, 1999 7:00 PM > > > > > > Hi Everyone, Looks like the LDS search site is up and running now at > > > > http://32.96.111.13/default.asp > > > > They have IGI/North America, Ances. File, the library catalog and a > couple > > other things! > > > > Have fun! And don't forget to give them your feedback - it's only a > test to > > be available for a few weeks - the feedback will be important. >> > Judy M.

I just sent to ya'll the example of one of the pages I went to and now wanted to show how I found this page address -- in the search I did it came up with 10 hits and gave a little synopsis of the page, the page name and the page address so you can just link to it. Here is what I got when I did get a result: %%% You searched for: JC Cullum J Cullum Auda Nancy Turner You searched for: JC Cullum J Cullum Auda Nancy Turner Results: All Sources (1-10 of 10 matches) 1. Hall & Madison Genealogy - Web Sites Genealogy of Hall & Madison Families HALL & MADISON FAMILIES' Index of Family Names SCOTLAND SCOTLAND USA GER USA Some Irish Some Irish SCO IRE ENG HALL NISBET MADISON WRIGHT CAMPBELL MACKIE STERNBERG KEENE McCALLUM GORDON ANDERSON FISH FLEMING BOOTH WOHLWEBER RITCHIE MCMILLAN McCARTNEY MCMILLAN McCARTNEY [http://pages.prodigy.com/bobbie-hall/] 2. Maphis Surname Page - Web Sites undefined undefined [http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/9787/reunion.html] 3. U.S., Slave Entries in Wills - Web Sites undefined undefined [http://www.mindspring.com/~jogt/kygen/slavedoc.htm] 4. Matson surname from PA to VA to OH to IL to IA to NE - Web Sites Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages: The Bruce Matson Family Home Page The Bruce Matson Family Home Page Surnames researching: Matson, Crumbliss, Britt, East, Ford, Goddard, Greeley, Green, Hinman, Hodges, Luttrell, Pierce, Ranney, Reeves, Sawyer, Spurrier, Turner, Turnley, Turnley, [http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/a/t/Bruce-W-Matson/] 5. Barton Surname Page - Web Sites One Barton Family from South Carolina One Barton Family from South Carolina Paul H. Barton Sr. 9011 Brittany St Sorrento, LA 70778 (504) 675-5219 Send email to preparer: barton@eatel.net Ultimate Family Tree, ver 2.7 BARTON Project Version 1 July 3, 1998 Table of Contents Version 1 July 3, 1998 Table of Contents [http://www.eatel.net/~barton/] 6. Marshall Surname Page - Web Sites undefined undefined [http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/a/r/Michael-B-Marshall/] 7. Raines Surname Page - Web Sites undefined undefined [http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/3150/raines.html] 8. Marble's Genealogy Link Page - Web Sites Marble's Genealogy Link Page Marble's Genealogy Link Page © 8 February, 1998 Up Dated: 4 February, 1999 WELCOME! Photo & Introduction From DeCody Brad Marble Please Bookmark this page and Reload for updates. FIND A BAD LINK at on this PAGE??? INFORM ME!! PLEASE E-MAIL ME. Now E-MAIL ME. Now [http://www.angelfire.com/fl/MarblePlace/index.html] 9. Dead People's Society - Web Sites Townsville & District Dead Persons' Society - A loose-knit, self-help group of amateur genealogists using computers and electronic communications to assist with their research - includes Members Interest List The Townsville and District Dead Persons' Society Go to Table of Contents. - Society Go to Table of Contents. - [http://www.ozemail.com.au/~dpsnq/] 10. Etterling Surname Page - Web Sites Bruce Etterling's Home Page BRUCE ETTERLING'S GENEALOGY PAGE BRUCE ETTERLING'S GENEALOGY PAGE BRUCE ETTERLING LinkExchange Member Free Home Pages at ANGELFIRE Best experienced with Click here to start. THIS PAGE HOSTED BY GET YOUR OWN FREE This page is dedicated to genealogy and dedicated to genealogy and [http://www.angelfire.com/oh/bsegenealogy/] %%% Hope these messages have helped someone decide whether to try this out or not. So much more than what I used to get on the CDs from LDS at the library. And in the convenience of your home too. Judy M. jmurphy@erinet.com

I had just sent info that the LDS was online and did a search for a friend and wanted to share with you what type of results I got -- this is part 1 of 2 Thought that it would only be the LDS records of who has been put into their records for the membership, etc. but there is LOTS more. (I had to wait 35 min for the response to come back for my search and had to try off and on for half an hour just to get to the site, but it appears that the wait will be WELL WORTH IT). Here is one of the addresses that LDS came up with on my query (I did note that it is not EXACT hits like when I put a first and last name it picked out the last name as a "hit". http://www.mindspring.com/~jogt/kygen/slavedoc.htm When I went there it had lots of wills -- actually where someone had typed these up -- for instance: KENTUCKY Woodford Co., KY Circuit Book C., p.65 See Fayette Co. Clerk's Office Dec. 14, 1807 which specifies the original record was burned. "I give my daughter, Joyce FALKNER, present wife of John Falkner, of the county of Fayette and State of Virginia, a negro girl by name of Gemima otherwise called Mima. I give her to the above Joyce together with said Mima's increase forever and for the only use of the said Joyce, to will and dispose of as to her seemeth fit, hereby revoking all other claims of right or title to the said Gemima alias Mima of her increase forever. Witness my hand and seal this 19th day of April, Anno Domini 1791. Toliver CRAIG." ------------------------------------------------------------------- Fayette Co., KY Grantee Bk. #31, Circuit Book F. p.523 May 25, 1812 To JOUITT, Anne from Joice FALCONER a gift of negro slaves. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- Postmarked Versailles, KY (Woodford Co.) Letter from Ann M. Watkins to Mr. Waltus L. Watkins. Jan. 21, 1836 Published in "Woodford Heritage News" Uncle Majors family were all well the last time we heard from them, they had the misfortunate (sic) to loose (sic) five of their negroes last year, which you know was heart rending to uncle Jamy, the negroes were old Molly, Prissy, Greenap and two children under four years old. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- Clark County, Kentucky Will Book Bk, p. 28 Jan 16, 1808 The Inventory of the Estate personal and Slaves of Jacob Crosthwait Decd. 1 negroe woman by the name of Dina appd 100,,0,,0 Do a girl by the name of Vilotte 100,,0,,0 Do a Boy by the name of Michael 60,,0,,0 Do a Boy by the name of Joel 90,,0,,0 Do a Boy by the name of Lancaster 75,,0,,0 Do a Boy [sic] by the name of Caroline 60,,0,,0 Do a Boy by the name of Baylor 45,,0,,0 Do a Boy by the name of Walker 45,,0,,0 Clarke County, Kentucky Will Book 5, pp. 198, 199 In the name of God Amen, I Samuel Stephenson of the County of Clarke and State of Kentucky being in a low state fo health but of sound mind and memory and calling into mind the uncerttinty of life do make and ordain this to be my last will and Testament viz I give and bequeath to my son William the fifty acres of land purchased from Margaret Thomas the Deed when made to be made in his name likewise a two year old mare also a bed and furniture Item I give and bequeath to my three sons Isaac, Archibald and Samuel the tract of land whereon I now live together with the Fox horse and furniture to Isaac. The Tan mare and furniture to Archibald and to Samuel a negro boy called Jackson. Item I give and bequeath to my son James two hundred dollars to be paid by my Executors as soon as the sum can be collected from the sale of property and outstanding debts paid. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Frances a negro woman called Loiza in addition to what she has already received. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Margaret a negro boy called Henry and the smip [sic] mare in addition to what she has already received. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Polly Anna Stephenson my negro girl named Lett together with a good bed and furniture and bureau likewise ten dollars a year for four years for her maintenance which will bring her to the age of 15 when I expect she will be capable of maintaining herself and after my just debts are paid my will is that all my perishable property not heretofore mentioned shall be sold at public sale on a twelve months credit and the amount equally divided between all my children except James to him I have given a trade that I expect will be equal to what the rest will receive from the sale and I do hereby request John Ramsay and James Ramsay to be my Executors of this my last will and Testiment signed sealed and declared to be the last will and Testament of him the said Samuel Stephenson this 21st day of June 1822. In the presence of Septimus Davis John Stephenson Samuel (X) Stephenson Clarke County August Court 1822 This last will and Testiment of Samuel Stephenson Duo was produced in court, and proven according to law by the oaths of Septimus Davis and Jno Stevenson witness which subscribed and ordered to be recorded The Executors named in this will appeared in open court and refused to qualify Examined Teste James P. Bullock CCC (more there not copied -- this page is about slaves and negroes where someone has typed up what they found in various states)/jm

Judy M. wrote: > > I have seen lots of times William as the son but have not found anything > showing Thomas as the son -- Thomas is the one that is said to be my > ancestor. Do you know of any documents that showed Thomas as their son? > > Also do you have any info on Thomas and his wife and the names and dates of > birth of their children? Said that my ancestor Nathan is supposed to be > their son but again can't find any documentation to this effect. So far all > I had on Thomas was b 1691 (no place) no date of death or place or burial > place. Nothing on Frances -- no dates or places of birth, death, buriel, etc. > > Thanks, > Judy M. > > >John and Mary Vaughan Sandidge are my gggggg Grandparents and I right now only > >show Mary Vaughan as his wife with two sons William and Thomas Sandidge, they > >are on my dad side of the family and on my mother's side I have a Robert > >Benjamin > >Vaughan born in 1820 in Va and died in Columbia Co Arkansas. > > > >Louella McDonald Bernhardt > >E-Mail hermlou@worldnet.att.net > > > >Judy M. wrote: > > > >> I don't know about a Margaret, but there is a Mary Vaughn b ca 1760, d ca > >> 1707 VA and she married John Sandidge, b ca 1666 England d 1708 New Kent, VA > >> (after Mary he married Kathleen Pendleton) > >> > >> Above is all I know (don't know her parents names -- possibly Mary and > >> Margaret were sisters? or same person?) > >> > >> The only thing else that I know is that John and Mary were supposed to be > >> father of Thomas Sandidge, b 1691 (no place or dates/place for death) who > >> married Feb 20, 1911/1912 Albemarle Co, Va to Frances Chappell/Choppell (I > >> have no dates at all for her and need her parents names too). > >> > >> I have been hunting for a long time for the names of all their children. So > >> far I have only found one son's name and was told that they were supposed to > >> be the parents of my ancestor, Nathan Sandage/Sandidge/Sandridge/Savage, b > >> ca 1754 (some say SC but lady who told me that he was son of above mentioned > >> also said that he was born Albemarle Co, VA. Nathan d Union Co, SC bef 1812 > >> (someone else said 1819). Nathan's will was probated in Union Co, Sc. We > >> have never found Nathan and Mary's marriage either (some say Mary was a > >> Canady/Kenedy). > >> > >> I would like to know who this Margaret is also and her husband was, as well > >> as if she is related to my Mary (mentioned above). Still in need of info on > >> Thomas and Mary's children as well as names of Thomas' children through > >> Pendleton lady. > >> > >> Judy M. > >> jmurphy@erinet.com > >> > >> >Does anyone know who Margaret married,b-abt. 1760, dau. of > >> >Martin Vaughan & Elinor Broaddus. I think she married _____- > >> >Sandidge. Thanks for help > >> > > >> >Gwen > >> > > >> >I probably got my info from the Broaddus's,there are 5 of us puting together info. you might connect Ed Broadus ebroadus@npiec.on.ca Gwen > >> > > > > > > > > > > >

I have seen lots of times William as the son but have not found anything showing Thomas as the son -- Thomas is the one that is said to be my ancestor. Do you know of any documents that showed Thomas as their son? Also do you have any info on Thomas and his wife and the names and dates of birth of their children? Said that my ancestor Nathan is supposed to be their son but again can't find any documentation to this effect. So far all I had on Thomas was b 1691 (no place) no date of death or place or burial place. Nothing on Frances -- no dates or places of birth, death, buriel, etc. Thanks, Judy M. >John and Mary Vaughan Sandidge are my gggggg Grandparents and I right now only >show Mary Vaughan as his wife with two sons William and Thomas Sandidge, they >are on my dad side of the family and on my mother's side I have a Robert >Benjamin >Vaughan born in 1820 in Va and died in Columbia Co Arkansas. > >Louella McDonald Bernhardt >E-Mail hermlou@worldnet.att.net > >Judy M. wrote: > >> I don't know about a Margaret, but there is a Mary Vaughn b ca 1760, d ca >> 1707 VA and she married John Sandidge, b ca 1666 England d 1708 New Kent, VA >> (after Mary he married Kathleen Pendleton) >> >> Above is all I know (don't know her parents names -- possibly Mary and >> Margaret were sisters? or same person?) >> >> The only thing else that I know is that John and Mary were supposed to be >> father of Thomas Sandidge, b 1691 (no place or dates/place for death) who >> married Feb 20, 1911/1912 Albemarle Co, Va to Frances Chappell/Choppell (I >> have no dates at all for her and need her parents names too). >> >> I have been hunting for a long time for the names of all their children. So >> far I have only found one son's name and was told that they were supposed to >> be the parents of my ancestor, Nathan Sandage/Sandidge/Sandridge/Savage, b >> ca 1754 (some say SC but lady who told me that he was son of above mentioned >> also said that he was born Albemarle Co, VA. Nathan d Union Co, SC bef 1812 >> (someone else said 1819). Nathan's will was probated in Union Co, Sc. We >> have never found Nathan and Mary's marriage either (some say Mary was a >> Canady/Kenedy). >> >> I would like to know who this Margaret is also and her husband was, as well >> as if she is related to my Mary (mentioned above). Still in need of info on >> Thomas and Mary's children as well as names of Thomas' children through >> Pendleton lady. >> >> Judy M. >> jmurphy@erinet.com >> >> >Does anyone know who Margaret married,b-abt. 1760, dau. of >> >Martin Vaughan & Elinor Broaddus. I think she married _____- >> >Sandidge. Thanks for help >> > >> >Gwen >> > >> > >> > > > > > >

John and Mary Vaughan Sandidge are my gggggg Grandparents and I right now only show Mary Vaughan as his wife with two sons William and Thomas Sandidge, they are on my dad side of the family and on my mother's side I have a Robert Benjamin Vaughan born in 1820 in Va and died in Columbia Co Arkansas. Louella McDonald Bernhardt E-Mail hermlou@worldnet.att.net Judy M. wrote: > I don't know about a Margaret, but there is a Mary Vaughn b ca 1760, d ca > 1707 VA and she married John Sandidge, b ca 1666 England d 1708 New Kent, VA > (after Mary he married Kathleen Pendleton) > > Above is all I know (don't know her parents names -- possibly Mary and > Margaret were sisters? or same person?) > > The only thing else that I know is that John and Mary were supposed to be > father of Thomas Sandidge, b 1691 (no place or dates/place for death) who > married Feb 20, 1911/1912 Albemarle Co, Va to Frances Chappell/Choppell (I > have no dates at all for her and need her parents names too). > > I have been hunting for a long time for the names of all their children. So > far I have only found one son's name and was told that they were supposed to > be the parents of my ancestor, Nathan Sandage/Sandidge/Sandridge/Savage, b > ca 1754 (some say SC but lady who told me that he was son of above mentioned > also said that he was born Albemarle Co, VA. Nathan d Union Co, SC bef 1812 > (someone else said 1819). Nathan's will was probated in Union Co, Sc. We > have never found Nathan and Mary's marriage either (some say Mary was a > Canady/Kenedy). > > I would like to know who this Margaret is also and her husband was, as well > as if she is related to my Mary (mentioned above). Still in need of info on > Thomas and Mary's children as well as names of Thomas' children through > Pendleton lady. > > Judy M. > jmurphy@erinet.com > > >Does anyone know who Margaret married,b-abt. 1760, dau. of > >Martin Vaughan & Elinor Broaddus. I think she married _____- > >Sandidge. Thanks for help > > > >Gwen > > > > > >

I don't know about a Margaret, but there is a Mary Vaughn b ca 1760, d ca 1707 VA and she married John Sandidge, b ca 1666 England d 1708 New Kent, VA (after Mary he married Kathleen Pendleton) Above is all I know (don't know her parents names -- possibly Mary and Margaret were sisters? or same person?) The only thing else that I know is that John and Mary were supposed to be father of Thomas Sandidge, b 1691 (no place or dates/place for death) who married Feb 20, 1911/1912 Albemarle Co, Va to Frances Chappell/Choppell (I have no dates at all for her and need her parents names too). I have been hunting for a long time for the names of all their children. So far I have only found one son's name and was told that they were supposed to be the parents of my ancestor, Nathan Sandage/Sandidge/Sandridge/Savage, b ca 1754 (some say SC but lady who told me that he was son of above mentioned also said that he was born Albemarle Co, VA. Nathan d Union Co, SC bef 1812 (someone else said 1819). Nathan's will was probated in Union Co, Sc. We have never found Nathan and Mary's marriage either (some say Mary was a Canady/Kenedy). I would like to know who this Margaret is also and her husband was, as well as if she is related to my Mary (mentioned above). Still in need of info on Thomas and Mary's children as well as names of Thomas' children through Pendleton lady. Judy M. jmurphy@erinet.com >Does anyone know who Margaret married,b-abt. 1760, dau. of >Martin Vaughan & Elinor Broaddus. I think she married _____- >Sandidge. Thanks for help > >Gwen > > >