Kayfleming@aol.com wrote: > > In going through my listing of Grayson county, Ky burials I find several SAPP > listings. Nathan SAPP b. 10-24-1799 d. 10-22-1841 > Susanna SAPP (wife) b. 6-31-1801 d. 6-8-1880 > Austin SAPP s/o Nathan and Susanna b. 4-2-1836 d. 4-2-1836 > Martha SAPP d.o Nathan and Susanna b. 4-2-1836 d. 4-2-1836 > must have been twins > J.W. SAPP d/o Nathan and Susannah b. 10-15-1841 d. 4-12-1914 > Sylvania J. SAPP b. 4-14-1847 d. 6-3-1904 > > Thought someone might be interested and know where this family came from. > There are many more SAPP families in this county and although they are not > mine, my interest is aroused. > Kay > > ==== SAPP Mailing List ==== > Search the Web for other Genealogical sites at:Cyndi's List - "The serious genealogist's starting place on the Web" > http://www.cyndislist.com/ Kay, According to a pedigree chart by Peggie Bastin, 1739 Fawn Dr, Owensboro, KY 42303, as published in the Sapp Family Newsletter, Jan 1993, Nathan Sapp, b 24 Oct 1799 in VA, was the son of Emanuel Sapp, b abt 1775 in DE, d 8 Mar 1852 in Grayson Co, KY. This relationship is repeated by Louise A Solis in the Newsletter of July 1997, p8, where she calls the son Nathaniel. Her email address is solis@teleport.com, and she says she would like to correspond with anyone in this line. There is an Emanuel in the KY tax list for Green Co in 1800, and an Imanuel (must be same person) in the 1810 census for Green Co, KY, age 26/45 (Emanuel would be 35). He has 2 sons under 10 (Nathan(iel)) would be 11. GGSapp