Joanne Lee, I have four Jason Sapp's and three Jason Westberry Sapp's. When was your father born and do you know anything about his father. What do you know about the Sapp's. Would love to share info that I have maybe we can content somewhere down the line. Shelia Sapp-Olander

Joanne has subscribed to the list, but the posting got there before her susbscription, maybe she will give up some places or dates so we can help her find some 'cousins".-Bill -----Original Message----- From: JOHN D. LEE <jdlrjl@erols.com> To: sapp-l@rootsweb.com <sapp-l@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, January 09, 1999 5:30 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Just Getting Started >My maiden name is Sapp. Father Jason Westberry. Lots of conflicting >stuff so far. Have not found one live person in my line to talk to. Will >appreciate the mailing list. Maybe I will find someone. > >Thanks >Joanne Lee > >

First I apologize the the multiple postings but over the past few months I have found that these families consistently occur in these lists. If you just recognize one or two names lets get together and see how it fits! I am trying to establish relationships within the family group and between the family groups, if any, between the families of: GA Census 1830: Anderson, Amos Tattnall Co. 376 John " " 376 James P(Peter)? " 371 Lewis " 378 Mathews, Nathaniel Jones 436 Fredrick 457 Jordan 462 Juda 461 Matthew 452 Sapp, Henry Tattnall 371 Henry 378 John 374 Luke 379 Mathew 376 Shadrack 374 Salem 379 William 373 Wood David Houston 276 Ely 295 Henry Jones 467 Wood(s) Thomas Tattnall 380 Thank you Diana Sjoberg

Need any info on James Sapp. He was born in Georgia aout 1798 and died in Nassau County,Florida on 3 Aug 1840. He was married to Nancy Ann (surname unknown) born in Georgia 1787. She died on 22 Nov 1862 I Nassau County,Florida.They were married abt. 1821.They had the following children: Benjamin Sapp Henry Sapp Middleton Sapp Alba Sapp Nancy Sapp (mine) she married Spicer Christopher BRADDOCK on 24 Dec 1840.Anna Sapp is buried in the Kingsferry Cemetery in Nassau County,Fl. James Sapp Melissa (Millie" Sapp Any help or info will be appreciated. This is one of my direct lines. Would love to be in touch with some "cousins". Joan Caldwell Ball

Would the person who just posted the FL family with a Middleton SAPP (ca 1820) please contact me. Like a dummy, I inadvertently deleted your message. Thanks, Ted

Hey Cuz, I am new at this, so please excuse my ignorance. I am looking for any tidbit of information on the Sapps from Tennessee, North Carolina, and Kentucky. I decend from Benjamin & Dorothy Sapp known to have lived in Stokes (Surrey?) County, NC. I am looking for brothers, parents, etc. Any tidbit of information would be greatly appreciated, and I would be delighted to share what I have if you are interested. Christopher W. Sapp Computer.Doctor@att.net

Am looking for the ancestors of Greenberry Sapp, born 11/4/1870. According to his obituary he was born in LaCrosse, Alachua Cty, Fl. He was married to Julia Bennett, born 9/1874. He eventually moved to Sanford, Florida

Cousins, these are my sons' SAPPs. Would love to have more information on them, or connections with you!! 1 **Benjamin Sapp +*Dorothy __?__ ......... 2 *John Sapp, Sr. ............. +**Elizabeth Sanders .................... 3 *John Sapp, Jr. ........................ +**__?__ King ............................... 4 *Hilliard Sapp (1820 SC>Blount county, AL) ................................... +*Margaret Murphree ........................................... 5 *John A. Sapp ...................................................... 6 *John B. Sapp .......................................................... +**Dorinda Anderson .......................................................... 7 *Georgia Sapp ................................................................ + *James Cleveland Head ..........................................................,,,,,, 8 *James Byron Head 1904 - 1991 Carol <cch@netdoor.com> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/

Posted below is my Sapp family connection. I would like to contact any one who is searching this line and recognizes any of the listed names. I am more than willing to exchange information. Thanks Ken Thompson kent@prismnet.com Direct Descendants of John Jordan Sapp 1 John Jordan Sapp b: October 28, 1820 in North Carolina d: October 18, 1908 in Bastrop, Co., Texas . +Marietta Blackwell b: April 27, 1844 in Chickamanga, Halmilton Co., Tenn. d: January 07, 1918 in Bastrop Co., Texas m: March 14, 1867 in Chattanooga, Tenn. 2 James Lindsey Sapp b: January 22, 1868 2 Mary May Sapp b: May 17, 1871 in Florida d: 1949 in San Antonio, Tx. .... +Jesse Hines Thompson b: February 27, 1862 in Rockmart, Ga. d: February 13, 1935 in Houston, Tx. m: December 31, 1890 ... 3 Pearl Thompson b: October 14, 1891 in McDade, Tx. d: June 04, 1974 in Houston, Tx. ... 3 Richard Earl Thompson b: July 31, 1894 in Lee Co., Tx. d: January 25, 1918 in Sour Lake, Tx. ... 3 Victor Eric Thompson b: May 05, 1896 in Georgetown, Tx. d: October 31, 1965 in Port Arthur, Tx. ... 3 John Milton Thompson b: June 11, 1898 in Georgetown, Tx. d: June 24, 1985 in San Antonio, Tx. ...... +Stella Lee Hill b: November 29, 1902 in Orange Co, Tx. d: January 11, 1991 in Austin, Tx. m: April 18, 1923 in San Antonio, Tx. ..... 4 Gerald Milton Thompson, Sr. b: July 13, 1924 in San Antonio, Tx. d: April 05, 1988 in Key West, Fl. ..... 4 Russell X. Thompson b: February 22, 1927 in San Antonio, Tx. ..... 4 Kenneth Gorman Thompson b: January 21, 1937 in San Antonio, Tx. ..... 4 Diana Joyce Thompson b: June 27, 1946 in San Antonio, Tx. ... 3 Oscar Quintin Thompson b: June 07, 1900 in Georgetown, Tx. d: December 15, 1903 in Georgetown, Tx. ... 3 Arthur E. Thompson b: March 16, 1905 in Sour Lake, Hardin Co., Tx. d: June 04, 1966 in Austin, Tx. ... 3 Jessie Marietta Thompson b: January 28, 1907 in Sour Lake, Hardin Co., Tx. d: August 05, 1929 in San Antonio, Tx. 2 John Jordan Sapp, Jr. b: February 12, 1875 in McDade, Bastrop Co., Tx. d: July 18, 1952 in Bastrop Co., Tx. 2 Thomas Benton Sapp b: August 03, 1877 in McDade, Tx. d: December 25, 1965 in McDade, Tx. 2 Nannie Nora Sapp b: June 10, 1879 in McDade, Tx. 2 Robert Ralph Sapp b: July 21, 1881 in McDade, Tx. d: December 01, 1939 2 Sallie Sabina Sapp b: December 30, 1883 in McDade, Tx. d: December 04, 1971 in McDade, Tx. 2 Bishop Bascomb Sapp b: May 1891 in McDade, Tx. d: in Fort Stockton, Tx.

Happy New Year! May 1999 be the best one yet! May we all find at least one allusive ancestor! Marge in Wyoming! ___ | | __ / \__ / \ / \ / \ / \ /_______________ \ / () \ / / / \ \ \

Bill, I sent my money in some time ago and I am a proud "sponsor" of Rootsweb. It would be tragic if Rootsweb can't go on. No one has enjoyed it more than I have. Not only has my family tree been expanded, but I have learned so much from other users about history, research, and a multitude of other subjects. What a wonderful thing it is to be able to find research materials coming online. Who knows what will be on line in a couple of years! I will send more next payday. Thanks for keeping us informed. Carol Scott

-----Original Message----- From: Bill Boulineau <wbouline@newnorth.net> To: SAPP-L@rootsweb.com <SAPP-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, December 23, 1998 6:33 PM Subject: Fw: {not a subscriber} Allie Elizabeth Sapp SC, GA, MS > >-----Original Message----- >From: Maria Davis <mdavis@meta3.net> >To: SAPP-D@rootsweb.com <SAPP-D@rootsweb.com> >Date: Wednesday, December 23, 1998 12:44 PM >Subject: {not a subscriber} Allie Elizabeth Sapp SC, GA, MS > > >>Looking for the parents of Allie Elizabeth Sapp. Census says >>she was born in SC, but resided in Ga for a while. She married >>Reese Davis. She had a brother named Jason Sapp that married >>Reese's sister Matilda Davis. >> >>Can anyone on the list help me out?? >> >>Maria Davis >>mdavis@meta3.net >> >> > > >==== SAPP Mailing List ==== >Submit your oldest Sapp ancestor (prefer before 1850) to: Sapp-L@rootsweb.com > > > > > > >

Hi, all and Happy Holidays: As your "list owner", I feel compelled to forward to you a bit of the communication that is going around to the listowners this week. For the first time in a long time, Rootweb is in dire straits. This enterprise has been almost totally supported by Dr. Brian Leverich and Karen Isaacson, his wife. It has always been free to all comers and they would like to keep it that way. However, that really may not be possible. I have "nagged" you all from time to time about becoming a rootsweb member. It only costs $12.00 per year and you can get your own mailing list if you like. Better yet, you can become a sponsor for $24.00 and there are quite a few perks. But even if you cannot see your way clear to do that right now, anything you can afford would be appreciated. Even if all of you just sent a buck or two to the address below it would enough to be of help. We don't want to lose this excellent resource, do we? send a check in U.S. dollars to: RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative P.O. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798 or visit here to see if you would like to do more. http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html The letter I received from another mail list this morning..... -------------------------------------------------------------- >>Recent acquisitions and mergers in the computer world have left >>Rootsweb unexpectedly short of funding due to the withdrawl of >>Palladium sponsorship. Palladium was acquired by The Learning >>Company which in turn was purchased by Mattel Inc. I feel there is an effort to corner the market on Genealogy on the Internet, and you will soon have to pay to access the websites that are free, now that Mattel, Inc. owns 85% of the Genealogy software. I would guess they want to become the Microsoft of the genealogy world. Here's a letter written by one of the founders of Rootsweb outlining the current situation: >> >> << My friends - >> >> I generally do not bring you news about RootsWeb, whose servers >> house some 4000 mail lists, including this one, because I know >> you all get the RootsWeb Review about once a week, which pretty >> well covers what is going on within RootsWeb. >> As most of you know, RootsWeb was created by, and is "owned" by >> Dr. Brian Leverich and his wife Karen Isaacson, both superb >> computer people and genealogists. They created RootsWeb and >> they have funded 90% of it out of their own pockets since its >> creation. This means that they have a houseful of computer >> equipment, as well as other equipment in a hub elsewhere, that >> runs all of these lists, as well as web pages and other items >> for the USGenWeb - the effort is huge and growing by leaps >> and bounds. However, their corporate sponsor, Palladium, has >> disappeared into a merger with another company, and that >> funding has evaporated. It seems unclear whether any other >> corporation will step forward to help underwrite these huge costs. >> >> In the message which Brian sent to the listowner list, he makes >> the first mention of danger to the whole RootsWeb concept. He is >> rarely pessimistic, and if he is concerned, then we all need to >> be concerned. He finds it particularly depressing that only a >> small percentage (2%-6%) are helping to support RootsWeb in any >> way, even though there are literally hundreds of thousands of >> people regularly using the mail lists and the other web pages >> and items which RootsWeb hosts. You can see that he has taken out >> a $25,000 loan just to try to keep the equipment growing with the >> needs of RootsWeb. >> >> The bottom line is that if we, as users of these RootsWeb services, >> cannot help with a few dollars(and it does not have to be much at >> all, if we all get involved)in support of this fine group, we are >> in very real danger of losing these mail lists and literally >> hundreds of web pages of genealogical material(including the JP >> Images Page and many, many others)that is today available. Please >> give this some thought, and see if you can find a few dollars that >> you could donate to RootsWeb to keep this effort alive. I have >> long said that Brian and Karen cannot forever continue to incure >> financial hits in the range of ten of thousands of dollars at a >> time, and still be able to keep RootsWeb alive. Take a look at: >> >> www.rootsweb.com >> >> and you can see how to donate if you wish to do so. I urge you to >> consider it. It is a great investment. Let's see if we can make >> it a merrier Christmas for Karen and him and for online genealogists >> everywhere. William L. Boulineau Antigo, WI 54409 Rootsweb Sponsor wbouline@newnorth.net

Please would send me your web page address, my computer crashed and I lost it. Thank you Pete

-----Original Message----- From: Maria Davis <mdavis@meta3.net> To: SAPP-D@rootsweb.com <SAPP-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, December 23, 1998 12:44 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Allie Elizabeth Sapp SC, GA, MS >Looking for the parents of Allie Elizabeth Sapp. Census says >she was born in SC, but resided in Ga for a while. She married >Reese Davis. She had a brother named Jason Sapp that married >Reese's sister Matilda Davis. > >Can anyone on the list help me out?? > >Maria Davis >mdavis@meta3.net > >

I don't have any proof, if I did, I would not be asking the list to disprove it. All I have is a family group sheet that says what I posted on the family. Realizing it is impossible to prove a negative, I would have hoped someone would say that ".....because so-and-so" was born here, that cannot be true , that or something similiar. I am not stating the info I have is proof, but I had never seen this info written down before, even though I may have speculated on it. It would solve one of the greatest unanswered questions on the Sapp family if it is true, but if it is true, I can't prove it. I still have family in Tattnall, Evans, Candler Co's, GA, and we are all direct descendants of these people, but that still doesn't prove who their ancestors were. Mitchell has said for years he thought we were related. To bad for him. Anymore thoughts? Everyone have a safe and Merry Holidays.-Bill -----Original Message----- From: noct13 <noct13@hargray.com> To: wbouline@newnorth.net <wbouline@newnorth.net> Date: Tuesday, December 22, 1998 7:11 PM Subject: Show the Proof >As part of the Henry Sapp 1785 family, Where and how did you find this >proof. We have claimed for as long back as recorded the father of Henry >to be John born ca. 1718 Stokes Co., NC. Now, I don't discredit your >finding. I just question it. I know you are part of the same family, >but my side lived very long lives and many of my other sides married >this side also and they all have the same info. to include a bible still >in the family here in Tattnall. Please respond back with your proof. >Thank you >Leamon A.M. Johnston >

HI Betty, my census index for 1870, GA, shows Dilson F. Sapp, 70, M W born:GA; Lumpkin PO;roll 174;page 39. This is the only white Sapp listed for Stewart Co. It also shows a James Taylor, 17, M W born:GA;Lumpkin; roll:174;page 3. There are seven Taylors listed also. If you want this info, I can send it to you directly. The roll # is the the roll number for the 1870 US Census for GA, Stewart Co.-Bill -----Original Message----- From: Bette Harrison <bharrisn@star-telegram.com> To: SAPP-L@rootsweb.com <SAPP-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, December 22, 1998 8:25 PM Subject: Neil Sapp >I am new to this mailing list and would appreciate any information on a >Neil Sapp who died in Stuart County, Ga. approximately 1878. My great >grandmother was Ann Eliza Sapp, his daughter. She married James >Harrison Taylor January 10, 1878, and they homesteaded land in Suwannee >County, FL in 1883. We knew from census records that she was born in GA >but had no idea where........................> > > >

I am new to this mailing list and would appreciate any information on a Neil Sapp who died in Stuart County, Ga. approximately 1878. My great grandmother was Ann Eliza Sapp, his daughter. She married James Harrison Taylor January 10, 1878, and they homesteaded land in Suwannee County, FL in 1883. We knew from census records that she was born in GA but had no idea where. While back in Florida for a family reunion recently, we spent the day at the Suwannee County Courthouse and discovered guardianship papers where her husband was appointed her guardian due to her having inherited property from Neil Sapp, from Stuart County, GA. If anyone knows anything about this Sapp family, I would really appreciate your help. I was born in Suwannee County but haven't lived in Florida for many years. These mailing lists are a great help to those of us who don't live in the area and can't personally do courthouse research often, or at all. Thanks, Bette Taylor Harrison

You're absolutely right, and I apologize, I feel the same way when someone else doesn't post the state. All of the counties in the earlier posting were for GA, but lots of the southern states have the same county names.-Bill -----Original Message----- From: Shortyhack@aol.com <Shortyhack@aol.com> To: SAPP-L@rootsweb.com <SAPP-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, December 22, 1998 10:27 AM Subject: Re: SAPP-D Digest V98 #79 >Hi to all....It would really be of help for those of us who are newto this >list or not familiar with the numerous lines of the Sapps ...if you would >include the "State" in your postings. Although , I guess, if we don't >recognize the "county" names, the post probably doesn't apply to us anyway. >:-) GMH > > >==== SAPP Mailing List ==== >The American Civil War Research Database by HDS is a fully > searchable database of Civil War soldiers: > http://www.civilwardata.com > > > > >

Hi to all....It would really be of help for those of us who are newto this list or not familiar with the numerous lines of the Sapps ...if you would include the "State" in your postings. Although , I guess, if we don't recognize the "county" names, the post probably doesn't apply to us anyway. :-) GMH