Also to Betty, According to Pioneers of Wiregrass GA, Neil Sapp married Mentie Strickland, d/o Stephen D Strickland & Miss (Polly) Poppell. Mentie born 1822. Mentie remarried to Johnson Richardson, so apparently Neil died, sorry I don't have the dates for this. (ref PWG vol 2 pg 262). The marriage of Neil & Mentie was recorded in Brooks Co GA, but I don't have the date handy. It can be found in the Brooks Co History (copy avail in the Cocoa FL library). Stephen D Strickland 1789-1865 per PWG and Polly Poppell was born in the 1790s, according to the Poppell List. Have we talked about this before? There are several Sapps who came into north FL from south GA, who could be Henry's kin. Wish someone could tell us who they were. John At 05:56 PM 12/1/99 -0800, you wrote: >To: Betty Taylor Harrison > >I don't really believe that this connection will directly help, but may give >you a lead to work with. > >My 4 great grandfather Archibald C. Spears married Elizabeth Remillicent >Sapp in Twiggs County Georgia in >about 1794. Elizabeth Remillicent Sapp's parents were Henry Sapp born abt >1746 and Remillicent Unknown born abt 1736. They both died on same day, 29 >October 1829, in Twiggs County, Georgia. I have no info on any other >children born by them. That could have been where your line came from. > >Archibald and Elizabeth Remillicent had four children, all believe to have >been born in Bibb/Twiggs Counties Georgia. Those children were: Elizabeth >born 17 September 1797; Henry W. born 7 January 1801; Patience born 1804 >and Archibald C. II, born 1807. Archibald C. II & Elizabeth Nelson >married in Twiggs County on 27 January 1827. They and their first 2 born >children moved to Stewart County in about 1831 and lived in that county >until after 1850. > >Could it have been that their migration to Stewart County was accompanied by >their Aunts and Uncles from the Sapp family? May be a long shot - let me >know if you check it out somehow, and what you find out. > >Herschell & Betty Spears >hebe@peoplescom.net > > > > > > >==== SAPP Mailing List ==== >Please send any comments or suggestions to: >boulinea_remove@newnorth.net >Remove the _remove from my addr. > > > Looking for Odds and Ends "Odd Balls and Dead Ends" John E. Mellick Merritt Island, FL mellick@spacey.net

--part1_0.1c293114.25771626_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_0.1c293114.25771626_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: MOMWOM@aol.com From: MOMWOM@aol.com Full-name: MOMWOM Message-ID: <0.9f02b211.25770ef6@aol.com> Date: Wed, 1 Dec 1999 18:53:26 EST Subject: Joseph Sapp To: SAPPS-L@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: Windows AOL sub 45 I am looking for the parents of JOSEPH SAPP. He was born in KY in 1811.. According to the county history..... he drove hogs to market in St Louis, Mo when around 13 & stayed there........ He married Elizabeth Cleveland in St Louis county in 1836....... She died in 1852...... He married an Anna Walker (nee Betterton) in 1856 in St Louis Co, but immediately moved to Bond Co, IL.... He died in Bond Co July 19, 18172,,,,,,, I have info on children etc. Marilyn W (momwom@ao.com) --part1_0.1c293114.25771626_boundary--

Per Bill Boulineau's suggestion, I am researching Neil Sapp who died in Stewart Co., Ga. in about 1878. We believe he was married to Margaret McLeod and had two children, Andrew Dawson Sapp and Ann Eliza Sapp (my great grandmother who married James H. Taylor in Suwannee Co., FL in 1878). Bette Taylor Harrison

We have been getting a lot of new list members the past week or so, and rather than address you individually, if you would post to the list who you are looking for, it would help your research and let the listmembers know what you are looking for, and maybe provide some help. Thanks-Bill

I was looking for more SAPP ancestors and ran accross this link that has the below listed SAPPs: http://www.flash.net/~parino/cem_dixon.htm T. M. Sapp Apr. 15, 1849 Mar. 20, 1890 Jeny Sapp --- 1893 Celeste Sapp --- 1887 Dizona Sapp --- 1899 Sindy Sapp --- --- Hope this helps someone find their elusive SAPP ancestors. -Carla

I'm resending this in it's entirety-some might have missed the original. There are some replys at the very end.-I have act as a go between. It would be easier to reply to the list.-Bill From: Dan <normalpeople@safelink.net> To: Bill Boulineau <boulinea@newnorth.net> Sent: Thursday, November 25, 1999 8:45 AM Subject: Re: {not a subscriber} Re: SAPP-D Digest V99 #82 > Is this the Ira Clinton who was a Baptist preacher? He was pastor of FBC in > Leedey, OK in the 40s, and was a close friend of our family. If this is the > same one, we would love to hear from you. My maternal grandmother married > R. V. (Vess Sapp) who is a son of Asa Guy Sapp. She was church clerk for > about a hundred years (slight exaggeration). > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Bill Boulineau > To: <SAPP-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 11:58 AM > Subject: Fw: {not a subscriber} Re: SAPP-D Digest V99 #82 > > > > FW-Bill > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: <Sapp41@aol.com> > > Cc: <rtkoch@newaccess.hereintown.net> > > Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 10:35 AM > > Subject: Re: Fw: {not a subscriber} Re: SAPP-D Digest V99 #82 > > > > > > > Richard Koch: > > > Was there a Thomas Sapp from any of your connections that might belong > to > > our > > > family. Our Thomas Sapp was in Ashe CO., NC before 1858. He was in > > Watauga, > > > TN. when my ggrandfather, Abner B. Sapp was born, 1843. Thomas went to > > Scott > > > Co., VA around 1858, was m. to Martha Ann E. ??? They had the following > > > children: > > > William Sapp m. Margaret Reed. > > > Elizabeth Sapp m. Nathaniel Peters > > > Tom Sapp > > > David H. Sapp possibly m. Zilphia Greybeal > > > Rebecca Sapp m. Elliott > > > Hannah Sapp m. John Dishner > > > Abner B. Sapp m. Nancy E. McConnell and came to Texas in 1886 via White > > > Plains, Mo. > > > Phillis Sapp m. Humphrey Reed > > > There seems to be some incorrections in some of the lines, because > Thomas > > did > > > exist, I have his will, real estate papers, etc. No one seems to know > > > anything about this Sapp family. Thought since you have extensive > studies > > on > > > the MD Sapps, you might have this Thomas or know something about him. I > > > appreciate any help tremendously. > > > Thank you, > > > Pam Sapp Stryker - James Clinton, Ira Clinton, Abner B., Thomas Sapp. > > > 106 E, Kaufman St. > > > Mabank, TX 75147 > > > Sapp41@aol.com From: Dan <normalpeople@safelink.net> Subject: Re: ASA Guy Sapp Date: Friday, November 26, 1999 12:43 PM Asa Guy Sapp is the son of Thomas Sapp and Zylphia Pardue. Part of the message got cut off so don't know what else is needed. ----- Original Message ----- From: Bill Boulineau <boulinea@newnorth.net> To: <SAPP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 25, 1999 2:39 PM Subject: ASA Guy Sapp

----- Original Message ----- From: Dan <normalpeople@safelink.net> Sent: Thursday, November 25, 1999 8:45 AM Subject: Re: {not a subscriber} Re: SAPP-D Digest V99 #82 > Is this the Ira Clinton who was a Baptist preacher? He was pastor of FBC in > Leedey, OK in the 40s, and was a close friend of our family. If this is the > same one, we would love to hear from you. My maternal grandmother married > R. V. (Vess Sapp) who is a son of Asa Guy Sapp. She was church clerk for > about a hundred years (slight exaggeration). > ----- Original Message ----- > To: <SAPP-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 11:58 AM > Subject: Fw: {not a subscriber} Re: SAPP-D Digest V99 #82 > > From: <Sapp41@aol.com> > > Cc: <rtkoch@newaccess.hereintown.net> > > > Richard Koch: > > > Was there a Thomas Sapp from any of your connections that might belong > to <<<<<<<<<<<<snipped>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

FW-Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: <Sapp41@aol.com> Cc: <rtkoch@newaccess.hereintown.net> Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 10:35 AM Subject: Re: Fw: {not a subscriber} Re: SAPP-D Digest V99 #82 > Richard Koch: > Was there a Thomas Sapp from any of your connections that might belong to our > family. Our Thomas Sapp was in Ashe CO., NC before 1858. He was in Watauga, > TN. when my ggrandfather, Abner B. Sapp was born, 1843. Thomas went to Scott > Co., VA around 1858, was m. to Martha Ann E. ??? They had the following > children: > William Sapp m. Margaret Reed. > Elizabeth Sapp m. Nathaniel Peters > Tom Sapp > David H. Sapp possibly m. Zilphia Greybeal > Rebecca Sapp m. Elliott > Hannah Sapp m. John Dishner > Abner B. Sapp m. Nancy E. McConnell and came to Texas in 1886 via White > Plains, Mo. > Phillis Sapp m. Humphrey Reed > There seems to be some incorrections in some of the lines, because Thomas did > exist, I have his will, real estate papers, etc. No one seems to know > anything about this Sapp family. Thought since you have extensive studies on > the MD Sapps, you might have this Thomas or know something about him. I > appreciate any help tremendously. > Thank you, > Pam Sapp Stryker - James Clinton, Ira Clinton, Abner B., Thomas Sapp. > 106 E, Kaufman St. > Mabank, TX 75147 > Sapp41@aol.com > >

Fw.-Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: Richard Koch <rtkoch@newaccess.hereintown.net> To: <SAPP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 1999 6:01 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: SAPP-D Digest V99 #82 > In response to messages in referenced SAPP newletter. > Re: Mickael K. Smith. Children of Daniel Sapp #46 & Mary Robinson. > A History of the Sapp Family [HSF], Sapp & Stanley-1910 lists 13 > children of Daniel & Mary, but does not include a Henry. Could you > identify your sources for including your Henry? > We know that HSF has many error. The children shown for Henry #20 are > really those of Jacob, as verified by Jacob's will AL Co MD. To maintain > the numbering of the children in the HSF, I crossed out Henry #20 and > added Jacob #20. Thus the numbers for five sons of Jacob become Daniel > #27, John #28, Henry #29, Isaac #30, and Jacob #31. from the will we > can add daughters of Jacob: Elizabeth, Eve, Catherine, Sarah, and > Christina. > > Daniel Sapp died testate 17 Oct 1742 (will wr 16 Oct 1842-pr 28 Oct 1842 > Knox Co., OH will book B:38). He does not mention a son Henry, nor heirs > thereof. This is not my Sapp line, but here is what I have on Daniel & > Mary's children: > > John Sapp #160 b 1797- d 01 Dec 1835, md 1820 Elizabeth Myers > William R. Sapp #161 b 04 Mar 1805- d 1874 md1 Mary Griffith 1827, md2 > Sarah Fuller > Joseph Sapp #162 md Druscilla Welker 1821 > Solomon W. Sapp #163 b 1811- d 01 Mar 1869; md1 Maria Butler (d1849); > md2 Rebecca > Whitford > Enoch Sapp #164 b 06 Dec 1812- d 21 Mar 1880; md Ruth Shaw 1835 > James Sapp #165 unmarried > Dr. Silas Sapp #166 b 14 Nov 1818- d 28 Dec 1870 IN; md Melvina Lawrence > Rebecca Sapp #167 md Joseph Watts [Wauls??] > Keziah Sapp #168 md Martin Dayton > Elizabeth Sapp #169 md Charles Ells [Ellis?] > Julia Ann Sapp #170 md Jacob Stover 1832 > Barbara Sapp #171 unmarried > Lucinda Sapp #172 unmarried > > All documented corrections appreciated. > ---------------------------------------------------- > Re: Michael A. Wade. > Mary "Polly" Sapp #48, was first married to George Payne as his second > wife. He died in 1794 after fathering one daughter, Margaret b c1792, by > her. She married second John Jacob Myers 15 Jul 1795. Interesting > George Sapp #22 had a daughter Elizabeth #42 who married a James Waide > [Wade], and a son William #49 who married first Eleander Waide, not Miss > Melton as HSF states. This William md second 16 Jul 1826 Charity Putnam > Hayes. I have never placed this Mary Sapp, might be Fred Sapp Sr.'s > daughter. > ---------------------------------------------------- > Re: John Sapp comment. > John Sapp #41, s/o George #22, md1 Hettie Barcus and md2 Abigail > Willis. Note Charity Putnam Hayes was second wife of William #49. > ---------------------------------------------------- > I have studied the Sapps in Western Maryland extensively, and those that > went to Knox Co. OH. Also John Sapp #21, my ancestor who went to > Kentucky, thru "KY" George Sapp #32, who md Margaret Logsdon of Al Co., > MD, lived in KY, then Clermont Co., OH before moving back with his > cousins in Knox Co., OH. Dick Koch, Frostburg, Allegany Co., MD. > > > > > >

Hi Mike, Enjoyed your web page. I descend from George's son John. On your web page, you state that John was first married to Hettie Barkus and second to Charity Hays Putnam. My information, coming from the Sapp & Stanley "A History of the Sapp Family" shows his second wife to be Abigail Willis. There is a record of this second marriage on 29 Aug 1821 in Jefferson County, OH. I'd be interested in knowing your source for a marriage to Charity Putnam. Regards, John Sapp sappjohn@erols.com "Michael K. Smith" wrote: > George Sapp. Born before 1746 probably in Maryland. Married Christine > Texter, c1765 in Maryland. Died after 6 Jan 1811 in Knox County, Ohio. (I > have a photocopy of his will, dated 6 Jan 1811 in Knox Co, Ohio.) > > In the earliest documents yet found, he appears as "Georg Zap," which is > strong evidence that he was German -? not English, as some other Sapp lines > apparently are. He was living in Washington County, Maryland, before 1776. > > I descend from George's son Daniel: > > Daniel Sapp. Born 1775? near Frostburg, Allegany County, Maryland. He and > Mary Robinson obtained a marriage license 1 Oct 1796 in Allegany County, > Maryland. Died 1842 in Ohio. > snip

Mike, I checked out your web site. Great info. Thank you. I have a Henry Wade in my line that married a Mary Sapp on 8/13/1812. They were also from the Frostburg, Maryland area. Is this the same Mary that you show marrying a ? Myers. Were there other Mary Sapp's in the Frostburg area. I do remeber seeing two or 3 Mary Sapp's in the marriage record books in the Allegany Co. courthouse. Any help you could provide would be appreciated. Michael On Mon, 22 Nov 1999 20:02:21 -0600 "Michael K. Smith" <mksmith1@bellsouth.net> writes: >George Sapp. Born before 1746 probably in Maryland. Married Christine >Texter, c1765 in Maryland. Died after 6 Jan 1811 in Knox County, Ohio. >(I >have a photocopy of his will, dated 6 Jan 1811 in Knox Co, Ohio.) > >In the earliest documents yet found, he appears as "Georg Zap," which >is >strong evidence that he was German -– not English, as some other Sapp >lines >apparently are. He was living in Washington County, Maryland, before >1776. > >I descend from George's son Daniel: > >Daniel Sapp. Born 1775? near Frostburg, Allegany County, Maryland. He >and >Mary Robinson obtained a marriage license 1 Oct 1796 in Allegany >County, >Maryland. Died 1842 in Ohio. > >Children of Daniel Sapp and Mary Robinson were as follows: > > i. Henry Sapp; born 1797? probably in Allegany County, >Maryland. >Married Catherine ---(?)--- c1825 probably in Muskingum County, Ohio. >Died >1860-1870 probably in Davis County, Iowa. > ii. William Robinson Sapp; born 4 Mar 1804 at Cadiz, Harrison >County, >Ohio; died 3 Jan 1875 at Mt. Vernon, Knox County, Ohio; buried in >Mound View >Cemetery, Knox County, Ohio. > iii. John Sapp; born after 1807 at Knox County, Ohio; married >Elizabeth >Myers at Knox County, Ohio; died Dec 1833 in Knox County, Ohio. > iv. S.W. Sapp. > v. Dr. Enoch Sapp. > vi. Dr. Silas Sapp. > vii. ---(?)--- Sapp; married ---(?)--- Wauls. > viii. ---(?)--- Sapp; married ---(?)--- Stover. > >*** All this and much, much more can be found at my web site: ><http://members.tripod.com/~smith_editorial/mksgen.html> > >Mike > >Michael K. Smith Smith Editorial Services >mksmith1@bellsouth.net ICQ #15741870 >http://smith_editorial.tripod.com/ses.html > ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ > THESAURUS (n.): An ancient reptile > with an excellent vocabulary > > >==== SAPP Mailing List ==== > Search ten years of archived messages at: >    http://searches.rootsweb.com/roots-l.html >

George Sapp. Born before 1746 probably in Maryland. Married Christine Texter, c1765 in Maryland. Died after 6 Jan 1811 in Knox County, Ohio. (I have a photocopy of his will, dated 6 Jan 1811 in Knox Co, Ohio.) In the earliest documents yet found, he appears as "Georg Zap," which is strong evidence that he was German -– not English, as some other Sapp lines apparently are. He was living in Washington County, Maryland, before 1776. I descend from George's son Daniel: Daniel Sapp. Born 1775? near Frostburg, Allegany County, Maryland. He and Mary Robinson obtained a marriage license 1 Oct 1796 in Allegany County, Maryland. Died 1842 in Ohio. Children of Daniel Sapp and Mary Robinson were as follows: i. Henry Sapp; born 1797? probably in Allegany County, Maryland. Married Catherine ---(?)--- c1825 probably in Muskingum County, Ohio. Died 1860-1870 probably in Davis County, Iowa. ii. William Robinson Sapp; born 4 Mar 1804 at Cadiz, Harrison County, Ohio; died 3 Jan 1875 at Mt. Vernon, Knox County, Ohio; buried in Mound View Cemetery, Knox County, Ohio. iii. John Sapp; born after 1807 at Knox County, Ohio; married Elizabeth Myers at Knox County, Ohio; died Dec 1833 in Knox County, Ohio. iv. S.W. Sapp. v. Dr. Enoch Sapp. vi. Dr. Silas Sapp. vii. ---(?)--- Sapp; married ---(?)--- Wauls. viii. ---(?)--- Sapp; married ---(?)--- Stover. *** All this and much, much more can be found at my web site: <http://members.tripod.com/~smith_editorial/mksgen.html> Mike Michael K. Smith Smith Editorial Services mksmith1@bellsouth.net ICQ #15741870 http://smith_editorial.tripod.com/ses.html ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ THESAURUS (n.): An ancient reptile with an excellent vocabulary

I have connections to the SAPPs of Knox Co, Ohio; mine were mostly in Muskingum Co, but those all seem to be connected. My line came from Allegany Co, MD (1770s) to Ohio, and on to Iowa. (No Georgia connections, ya'll...) Rather than try to copy a bunch of my Ohio stuff into a post, I'll refer you instead to my web page: <http://members.tripod.com/~smith_editorial/mksgen.html>. And anyone else who wants to check their data against what I have is, of course, more than welcome! NOTE: I am in the process of completely reorganizing my genealogy pages and moving them to a different site, in order to separate them (and all my other "fun" stuff) from my business page. But I'll post the new address when it's ready for prime time.... Mike Michael K. Smith Smith Editorial Services mksmith1@bellsouth.net ICQ #15741870 http://smith_editorial.tripod.com/ses.html ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ THESAURUS (n.): An ancient reptile with an excellent vocabulary |-----Original Message----- |From: rjamest@bellsouth.net [mailto:rjamest@bellsouth.net] |Sent: Monday, 08 November, 1999 11:24 AM |To: SAPP-L@rootsweb.com |Subject: Research SAPP, George | | |SAPP, George. b. 09- 1815/1819, OH. according to census. d.1891. m. |Isabelle Haning (dau, of Moses Haning-Elizabeth McKinstry) 1843 Athens |County, Ohio. [...snip...] |Four reasearchers are stumped! We assume that we should begin searching |in Jefferson and Knox County Ohio. Possible links are appreciated.

Hi Thank you everyone for the information. What I am looking for is probably a son of John Sapp and Hettie Barkus who married a Lydia ? b. in Va. My George was born 1815-1819, based on census, in Ohio. In south-eastern Ohio there is a small band of Sapps all living in the same local. Lydia (62) at census and James living in the same household,Sarah, George, Thomas. In an obituary for Thomas Sapp.b.06-15-1817 it was stated that he came to Meigs County Ohio by the fall of 1839. This may be partly factual but not documented. Per Sandy Harrison (apple@nwlink.com) in 1850 he was residing in Lodi township of Athens County and it wasn't until 1860 that he moved into Meigs County. The obituary also mentions two names that may be a good reference. Ballenger of Columbus, Ohio and Anthony of Illinois. In abt.1843-1845 Thomas sold land to George very close to the Meigs County boarder in Lodi township. I find just too many coincidences in the chain of events and proximity of places where they resided. Do you know where I can locate marriage records for Jefferson County? Also probably death records if as I surmise Lydia and her children moved to Southeastern Ohio after the death of her husband or the execution of a will which probably held all lands and monies until the youngest of ? children were able to inherit the estates. Any leads would be helpful. Listing of John Sapp and Hettie Barkus' Male Heirs: George @1790- per John Sapp (email sappjohn@erols.com)Re: George, after 1820 in Knox County Census.There is no further evidence of him residing in Knox. Co. Henry@1790 Thomas @1795 John @1798 Benjamin@1800 Joseph@1805 Daniel @1805 William@1805 /the first five inherited sums of money /the remaining children were to divided the property. I feel very strongly that there is a connection to the family of John Sapp and Hettie Barkus I do have a census from Jefferson County Ohio 1820. Knox twsp. that would seem to support this Re: George b.1790. It shows one George Sapp living in close proximity to John Sapp and the age ranges would be very close to Lydia, James, Sarah George and Thomas. circa 1820 Census Feel free to post or pass it on..Keep me posted on siblings of Thomas Sapp b.abt.1795. Marie Terwilliger rjamest@bellsouth.net

You guys should check out this site, they let you download Gedcoms now, sure makes it easier. I just spent an hour there, maybe that's why some of you couldn't get on.:>)-Bill http://www.familysearch.org/Search/searchaf.asp

I would be interested to know where you found the marriage for Laney T. I can't find it in the Tattnall Co. marriages CD.-Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: D. Sjoberg <sjoberg1@sprintmail.com> To: <SAPP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 14, 1999 1:30 PM Subject: Laney T. Sapp > > Looking for Laney T. Sapp b. June 14, 1830 possibly Tattnall m. June 14, > 1849 Tattnall Co. GA d. >1900 Coffee Co. GA > > They got to be related! > > > ==== SAPP Mailing List ==== > Submit your oldest Sapp ancestor (prefer before 1850) to: Sapp-L@rootsweb.com > >

--part1_0.656820a.2561f2d7_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_0.656820a.2561f2d7_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: MOMWOM@aol.com From: MOMWOM@aol.com Full-name: MOMWOM Message-ID: <0.17d79ffb.256179f7@aol.com> Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 10:00:07 EST Subject: Joseph Sapp To: Sapps-L@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: Windows AOL sub 45 Looking for the parents of Joseph Sapp born 1811 (or 1809) in KY... Bond Co, IL County History says he drove hogs to St Louis for market when 13 years old & stayed in St Louis Co, Mo. He married an Eliz Cleveland in St Louis Co, Mo in 1836. They had the following children: Wm John/ Mary Ellen/ Henry Eaton/ Mariah/ Charles W./ and Peter Franklin. When Elizabeth died (ca 1852)he married Anna Betterton? and moved to Bond Co, IL and he died there July 19, 1872. Have information on these children to share. Marilyn W. (momwom@aol.com) --part1_0.656820a.2561f2d7_boundary--

The oldest SAPP ancestor I have been able to document is Thomas b. @1795 He was in Fayette Co., IN by 1828 when he bought land. I believe he may have been there earlier as his son Harvey Treble was born 8 May 1827. M Hess- MHess2436@aol.com

Hi all you new list members, I don't have any names, but welcome anyway. We have had several in the past week, so if you want to post your Sapp line to the list, or at least post who you are looking for, maybe someone has the information you are looking for. If any of you know the parents for Henry Sapp (1785 Burke Co.-1860 Tattnall, GA), I sure would appreciate it.-Bill

If any of you know the parents for Henry > Sapp (1785 Burke Co.-1860 Tattnall, GA), I sure would appreciate it.-Bill Looking for Laney T. Sapp b. June 14, 1830 possibly Tattnall m. June 14, 1849 Tattnall Co. GA d. >1900 Coffee Co. GA They got to be related!