Thanks very much!!!! I never did know when and where Abigail and Nathan married! I do have quite a bit on the Coppocks........ like I said, it was gleaned from Quaker Roots entries before..... I will review my notes and write you back again. Joan Benton **************It's only a deal if it's where you want to go. Find your travel deal here. (http://information.travel.aol.com/deals?ncid=aoltrv00050000000047)

Is there anything on Nathan Wright or John Mills? I know these families moved from Bush River to OH. Thank you very much. Joan Benton **************It's only a deal if it's where you want to go. Find your travel deal here. (http://information.travel.aol.com/deals?ncid=aoltrv00050000000047)

To those of you who are in Ohio and neighboring states, I would be interested in getting together.? I'm a descendant of Benjamin Pearson through his son William and the David Jenkins and Robert Evans lines.? I live south of Cleveland in Medina County.? Thanks.? Ann Stroth -----Original Message----- From: Judith F. Russell <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sun, 17 Aug 2008 12:46 pm Subject: [SC-BUSHRIVERQUAKERS] Family Names at the 2008 Homecoming This morning I made a list of the family names of those who attended the 2008 Bush River Reunion in Newberry. Someone suggested that it would be a good way to get some family discussion going and help people make some connections. That's a very good idea. So I'm sending this list out to the Bush River list. If you want to comment on your family name or names PLEASE, after you hit reply, click on the subject line of your message and change the subject to your family names. Otherwise, we'll just see endless repetitions of the old subject line and miss your new material. Remember, CHANGE THE SUBJECT LINE, please, when you respond. Thanks, JudyR > Bobo > > Brewer > > Calvin > > Cannon > > Chapman > > Coate > > Cook > > Cook, Isaac > > Cooper > > Coppock > > Dodd > > Edmundson > > Edwards > > Elleman > > Evans > > Flanagan > > Furnas > > Garry > > Gauntt > > Gifford, Thomas > > Gilbert > > Hawkins > > Henderson > > Hendrix > > Hollingsworth > > Hopgood > > Jones > > Jones, John and Mary > > Kelly > > Leavell > > Lewis > > Martin > > McKay(McKoy) > > McKinney > > McNeil > > Mills > > Monk > > Morris, Rebecca Minton > > Mote > > Neal > > O'Dell > > Pearson > > Pemberton > > Phillips > > Pitts > > Poole > > Prather > > Pressley > > Reagin > > Sanders > > Smith > > Thomas > > Townsend > > Wells > > Wells, Rachel > > Williams > > Wilson > > Wright, Patty > > Wright, Charity > > Wright, James > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

That sound like fun! I did not get to go to this one in Bush River. Two years ago, I got to go down for a Stewart research trip so I have been there at least once. I really hope they have another one. I think that we might be able to get some help with this for our region. My sister and I went to the Quaker Conference in Wilmington two years ago (that is a yearly event now) and we had a marvelous time. That is where I met Donne Hayden who wrote the book. I would think that one of the churches would allow us to use their facilities or perhaps Wilmington College or Earlham College. I have to think that they might have a way of helping us find Bush River descendents. Sixty five families settled here and/or migrated through after they left Bush River. I am sure we could at least get some sort of announcement. Vivian

Hi Joan, I am going to post this to the list as I know sometimes I personally am interested in the line even though it is not me asking questions. I can tell you that Nathan Wright and Abigail Coppock married in Miami County Ohio in 1829 for a start. I had Abigail in my database but not her husband just because it was not my direct line and the Coppocks were plentiful, but I know it helps to sort them all out in the end. I do have John C Coppock and Abigail Skillern in my data with nine children. I have him as the son of John Coppock 1709 Chester Pa and Margaret Coulson. I have six children for him with your John b 1731 being the eldest and Joseph b 1742 who married Jane Wilson as the youngest. I descend from Joseph/Jane's granddaughter Rhoda who married Elijah Julian, so Hi Cousin! It seems logical that your Abigail would have to be a daughter of one of the Coppock's in the 1830 Miami Co Ohio Census since she married here in 1829. This alone should keep us busy as there were 17 Coppock men as head of household in that census and one woman! There are only 10 families in 1820 and it is spelled Coppick. Do you have a death record or anything that gives her parents? Vivian -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Sunday, August 17, 2008 10:02 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SC-BUSHRIVERQUAKERS] Coppock, Evans, Furnas, Hollingsworth,Pearson I descend from Abigail Coppock and Nathan Wright who left Bush River and went to Ohio. I would be interested in anything you have on them. What I have is info I have gotten from Rootsweb. I did not know of them before that. Their son, Robert Mills Wright, born later when they were in Indiana, was my great-grandfather. Joan Benton **************Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your budget? Read reviews on AOL Autos. (http://autos.aol.com/cars-Volkswagen-Jetta-2009/expert-review?ncid=aolaut00 030000000007 ) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

The Irish Quakers in Newberry came from Maryland and Pennsylvania, most of them. Several are buried at the Reagin Cemetery, not too far from the Bush River Quaker Cem. My family names are Edmundson, Reagin, Edwards, and Lary. The connection of Isaac Edmundson who married Margaret Smith (buried as Margaret Parham, 1836 Quaker Cem) to William Edmundson, a founder of Quakerism, is Ireland is one I'd really like to see documented. Here's what I have for a Draft of a Family Descendant outline: Descendants of William "Irish Hammer" Edmundson 1 William "Irish Hammer" Edmundson b: 24 Oct 1627 in Crosby Garrett Parish, Little Musgrave, Westmorelandshire, England d: 31 Aug 1712 in Rosenellis, Laois, Ireland . +Margaret Staniforth b: 1631 in Bramley, Darbyshire, Eckington, England d: 15 May 1691 in Dublin, Ireland m: 1652 in Bramley, Derbyshire, England .. 2 Samuel Edmundson b: 07 Feb 1659/60 in Rosenellis, Laois, Ireland d: 1719 in Dublin, Ireland ...... +Maria STB Worthington b: 1658 in Lurgan, Antrim, Armagen Co., Ireland d: Aft. 1719 in Dublin, Ireland m: 1680 in Dublin, Ireland ...... 3 William Edmundson b: Abt. 1682 in Tineal, Ireland d: Bef. 1736 in London Grove, Chester, PA .......... +Elizabeth Jackson b: Abt. 1686 in Ireland m: 11 Mar 1715/16 in Dublin, Ireland .......... 4 [1] Caleb Edmundson, the Immigrant b: 1713 in Tineal, Dublin, Ireland d: Abt. 04 Apr 1791 in Union Dist. S.C. .............. +Judith Ferris Smith .......... *2nd Wife of [1] Caleb Edmundson, the Immigrant: .............. +Hester Underhill b: Abt. 1720 d: 28 May 1783 in Union Dist. S.C. m: 16 Jun 1736 in East Nottingham Mt. Cecil Cnty, Maryland .............. 5 Issac Edmundson b: 1742 in Chester, /Chester Co., PA d: Abt. 1790 in Union County, S.C. .................. +Margaret Smith b: 1763 in Bucks Co., PA d: 27 Jul 1836 in Newberry S.C. m: Abt. 1780 .................. 6 John Edmundson b: 13 Jan 1782 in Union District, S.C. d: Jan 1854 in Giles County, TN ...................... +Elizabeth Reagan b: 23 Jun 1784 d: 30 May 1825 in Newberry S.C. m: in Union Dist. S.C. ...................... 7 Joseph S. Edmundson ...................... 7 Issac Edmundson ...................... 7 Elihu Edmundson ...................... 7 Margaret Edmundson .......................... +David Waters ...................... 7 Mary Hester Edmundson b: 28 Sep 1802 in Giles Co., TN d: 25 Nov 1823 in Newberry SC .......................... +David Gilbert b: 22 Nov 1796 in Newberry, SC d: 12 Aug 1871 in Limestone Co., AL m: Abt. 1817 in Newberry, SC .................. 6 Sarah Edmundson b: Abt. 1784 ...................... +Daniel Stewart .............. 5 John B. Edmundson .............. 5 William Edmundson .............. 5 Thomas Edmundson .............. 5 Joseph Edmundson .............. 5 Caleb Edmundson

Hi, that's very kind of you. My families names were Inman, Coppock and a lot of others, my mother was an Inman and they intermarried so often with the Coppock's I get dizzy when looking them up. My gr grandmother was a Martindale, her husb and was Leavell but the Martindales first went to Pennsylvania. It's great to see all this action on the names that are familiar to me. Well, they are all familiar but related to me would be putting it clearer. I'm in Calif. and wanted to go but SC but just couldn't get away. but if you have a mine one I'd love to go. Or Indiana. Kay Stager -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: "Vivian Markley" <[email protected]> > I have a new book "A Sense of the Meeting" A History of Elk Monthly Meeting > 1805-2005 by Donne Hayden. This will be Preble Co, Ohio. I would be glad > to do look ups. These surnames from you list are in the book but there are > lots of other surnames so if anyone wants me to look for other names please > feel free to ask. > > Chapman > > Cook > > Evans > > Gauntt > > Gifford > > Hawkins > > Henderson > > Hollingsworth > > Jones > > Kelly > > Mills > > Pitts > > Reagin > > Smith > > Thomas > > Williams > > Wilson > > Wright > > Wright > > Wright > > > Vivian Markley > Springfield, Ohio > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I'm looking for an Isaac Thomas who first shows up in Christian Co. KY around 1812 among my family group (Williamses and others) who came from Newberry. I don't know that he was part of the circle when they lived in SC, and don't know that any of them were Quakers. They were mostly affiliated with the Bush River Baptist church and left SC for KY and then IN around the same time your Quakers were leaving. -------------- Original message -------------- From: [email protected] > Although I do not have specific family connections, I suspect that I am kin to > Abel Thomas, a Quaker minister who visited along the wagon road and into the > Carolinas during Revolutionary War times.  He had an authorization from General > Nathaniel Greene, and I suspect that he may have had relatives down there > somewhere, as well as being on a mission from God. I have a copy of the Abel > Thomas memoir that has been passed down to me that recounts some of his travels. >  The Thomas family I am from was settled in Avondale PA near Kennett Square and > had membership in New Garden Friends Meeting.  I would love to hear about other > Thomas descendents. > > > > Thanks, > > Grace > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Judith F. Russell > To: [email protected] > Sent: Sun, 17 Aug 2008 12:46 pm > Subject: [SC-BUSHRIVERQUAKERS] Family Names at the 2008 Homecoming > > > > > > > > > This morning I made a list of the family names of those who attended the > 2008 Bush River Reunion in Newberry. Someone suggested that it would be a > good way to get some family discussion going and help people make some > connections. That's a very good idea. So I'm sending this list out to the > Bush River list. > > If you want to comment on your family name or names PLEASE, after you hit > reply, click on the subject line of your message and change the subject to > your family names. Otherwise, we'll just see endless repetitions of the old > subject line and miss your new material. R > emember, CHANGE THE SUBJECT LINE, > please, when you respond. > > Thanks, JudyR > > > > Bobo > > > > Brewer > > > > Calvin > > > > Cannon > > > > Chapman > > > > Coate > > > > Cook > > > > Cook, Isaac > > > > Cooper > > > > Coppock > > > > Dodd > > > > Edmundson > > > > Edwards > > > > Elleman > > > > Evans > > > > Flanagan > > > > Furnas > > > > Garry > > > > Gauntt > > > > Gifford, Thomas > > > > Gilbert > > > > Hawkins > > > > Henderson > > > > Hendrix > > > > Hollingsworth > > > > Hopgood > > > > Jones > > > > Jones, John and Mary > > > > Kelly > > > > Leavell > > > > Lewis > > > > Martin > > > > McKay(McKoy) > > > > McKinney > > > > McNeil > > > > Mills > > > > Monk > > > > Morris, Rebecca Minton > > > > Mote > > > > Neal > > > > O'Dell > > > > Pearson > > > > Pemberton > > > > Phillips > > > > Pitts > > > > Poole > > > > Prather > > > > Pressley > > > > Reagin > > > > Sanders > > > > Smith > > > > Thomas > > > > Townsend > > > > Wells > > > > Wells, Rachel > > > > Williams > > > > Wilson > > > > Wright, Patty > > > > Wright, Charity > > > > Wright, James > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of > the message > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

You know, Vivian....I keep thinking that we may want to have a little min-reunion in Ohio! I only live a few hours away from the Waynesville/Warren County/Prebble County/ Wayne County, Indiana area.....I am in Huntington, WV. We should think about it. marsha Vivian Markley wrote: >I can claim these five names. I live in Springfield Ohio and my lines were >definitely involved in the mass exodus to Ohio. Glad to share anything that >I have. > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >

I descend from Abigail Coppock and Nathan Wright who left Bush River and went to Ohio. I would be interested in anything you have on them. What I have is info I have gotten from Rootsweb. I did not know of them before that. Their son, Robert Mills Wright, born later when they were in Indiana, was my great-grandfather. Joan Benton **************Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your budget? Read reviews on AOL Autos. (http://autos.aol.com/cars-Volkswagen-Jetta-2009/expert-review?ncid=aolaut00030000000007 )

Although I do not have specific family connections, I suspect that I am kin to Abel Thomas, a Quaker minister who visited along the wagon road and into the Carolinas during Revolutionary War times.  He had an authorization from General Nathaniel Greene, and I suspect that he may have had relatives down there somewhere, as well as being on a mission from God. I have a copy of the Abel Thomas memoir that has been passed down to me that recounts some of his travels.  The Thomas family I am from was settled in Avondale PA near Kennett Square and had membership in New Garden Friends Meeting.  I would love to hear about other Thomas descendents. Thanks,  Grace -----Original Message----- From: Judith F. Russell <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sun, 17 Aug 2008 12:46 pm Subject: [SC-BUSHRIVERQUAKERS] Family Names at the 2008 Homecoming This morning I made a list of the family names of those who attended the 2008 Bush River Reunion in Newberry. Someone suggested that it would be a good way to get some family discussion going and help people make some connections. That's a very good idea. So I'm sending this list out to the Bush River list. If you want to comment on your family name or names PLEASE, after you hit reply, click on the subject line of your message and change the subject to your family names. Otherwise, we'll just see endless repetitions of the old subject line and miss your new material. R emember, CHANGE THE SUBJECT LINE, please, when you respond. Thanks, JudyR > Bobo > > Brewer > > Calvin > > Cannon > > Chapman > > Coate > > Cook > > Cook, Isaac > > Cooper > > Coppock > > Dodd > > Edmundson > > Edwards > > Elleman > > Evans > > Flanagan > > Furnas > > Garry > > Gauntt > > Gifford, Thomas > > Gilbert > > Hawkins > > Henderson > > Hendrix > > Hollingsworth > > Hopgood > > Jones > > Jones, John and Mary > > Kelly > > Leavell > > Lewis > > Martin > > McKay(McKoy) > > McKinney > > McNeil > > Mills > > Monk > > Morris, Rebecca Minton > > Mote > > Neal > > O'Dell > > Pearson > > Pemberton > > Phillips > > Pitts > > Poole > > Prather > > Pressley > > Reagin > > Sanders > > Smith > > Thomas > > Townsend > > Wells > > Wells, Rachel > > Williams > > Wilson > > Wright, Patty > > Wright, Charity > > Wright, James > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I have a new book "A Sense of the Meeting" A History of Elk Monthly Meeting 1805-2005 by Donne Hayden. This will be Preble Co, Ohio. I would be glad to do look ups. These surnames from you list are in the book but there are lots of other surnames so if anyone wants me to look for other names please feel free to ask. > Chapman > Cook > Evans > Gauntt > Gifford > Hawkins > Henderson > Hollingsworth > Jones > Kelly > Mills > Pitts > Reagin > Smith > Thomas > Williams > Wilson > Wright > Wright > Wright Vivian Markley Springfield, Ohio

I can claim these five names. I live in Springfield Ohio and my lines were definitely involved in the mass exodus to Ohio. Glad to share anything that I have.

This morning I made a list of the family names of those who attended the 2008 Bush River Reunion in Newberry. Someone suggested that it would be a good way to get some family discussion going and help people make some connections. That's a very good idea. So I'm sending this list out to the Bush River list. If you want to comment on your family name or names PLEASE, after you hit reply, click on the subject line of your message and change the subject to your family names. Otherwise, we'll just see endless repetitions of the old subject line and miss your new material. Remember, CHANGE THE SUBJECT LINE, please, when you respond. Thanks, JudyR > Bobo > > Brewer > > Calvin > > Cannon > > Chapman > > Coate > > Cook > > Cook, Isaac > > Cooper > > Coppock > > Dodd > > Edmundson > > Edwards > > Elleman > > Evans > > Flanagan > > Furnas > > Garry > > Gauntt > > Gifford, Thomas > > Gilbert > > Hawkins > > Henderson > > Hendrix > > Hollingsworth > > Hopgood > > Jones > > Jones, John and Mary > > Kelly > > Leavell > > Lewis > > Martin > > McKay(McKoy) > > McKinney > > McNeil > > Mills > > Monk > > Morris, Rebecca Minton > > Mote > > Neal > > O'Dell > > Pearson > > Pemberton > > Phillips > > Pitts > > Poole > > Prather > > Pressley > > Reagin > > Sanders > > Smith > > Thomas > > Townsend > > Wells > > Wells, Rachel > > Williams > > Wilson > > Wright, Patty > > Wright, Charity > > Wright, James >

Hello Bush River Friends: A consensus seems to be developing for scheduling a 2nd Bush River Homecoming in the summer of 2010, rather than 2011. As I surveyed the committee chairmen for this year's Reunion, especially, they all were very enthusiastic about getting another Homecoming on the calendar. Ann Crowley and I are in favor, also. I personally think that our weekend in Newberry was absolutely fabulous because of the wonderful people that I met and our Wagon Road adventure. I very much look forward to seeing old friends and meeting new ones in 2010. So.......let's get thinking about this! Our feedback from this spring's meeting suggests that people would like to have time for small groups to talk about and exchange info on specific families. I think we might want to spend some group time at the new Newberry library so that we could learn about the facilities and research there. What else do you suggest? Please let us know your thoughts! Give us your wish list! Soon I'll probably be able to have some committees for which you might be interested in volunteering. But, if you want to volunteer right now, let me know that, too. Best wishes, Judy Russell

ha! no, I just found it while looking for references to Horn's Creek Baptist Church in Edgefield. It is, however, a 2006 book. It states that the SC Quakers have not been given good reporting and it attempts to fill the void. JudyR ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: "Judith F. Russell" <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2008 2:21 PM Subject: Re: [Q-R] The Dawn of Religous Freedom in South Carolina > Can you fill us in, Judy? Just the gist of it, I mean. > > From: "Judith F. Russell" <[email protected]> > Date: 2008/08/07 Thu PM 01:14:50 CDT > To: [email protected], [email protected] > Subject: [Q-R] The Dawn of Religous Freedom in South Carolina > > A good bit of this book, including the chapter on the Quakers in South > Carolina is online at Google books. Probably other places, too. > > Judy Russell > Bogart, GA > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG. > Version: 7.5.524 / Virus Database: 270.5.12/1597 - Release Date: 8/7/2008 > 5:54 AM > >

A good bit of this book, including the chapter on the Quakers in South Carolina is online at Google books. Probably other places, too. Judy Russell Bogart, GA

On 1st day 4th month 1765, Hopewell MM issued a certificate of removal for "Wm. O'Neal, wife, & ch., Abijah and Sarah" to Wateree meeting, the one in Camden SC that was also called Fredericksburgh meeting (for the township, rather than for the Wateree River on which it was located). William O'Neal changed his mind about the location as soon as he arrived in SC, petitioned on 7 Oct 1766 for land on the Saluda River. It was located on Mudlick Creek west of the Little River, technically on the Laurens Co side of the later border, but part of the Bush River Quaker community. ----- Original Message ----- From: "jane gilbert" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 2:23 PM Subject: [SC-BUSHRIVERQUAKERS] From Hopewell to Bush River Hi everyone, I had time to kill in Northern Virginia yesterday and spent a couple of hours at the main Fairfax County library. They had a book called Hopewell Friends History. I jotted down the following certificates that were granted to Bush River. I believe these are all in Hinshaw's, but I thought I'd still send them along. I know it's not a complete list, but I was running out of time. 4 1 1768 Hannah Pugh & Children, 1 2 1768 Jos. Hollingsworth, Sarah Ruble & ch. Jemima Jas Geo and Elizabeth, Sarah Haworth 7 3 1768 Mary Babb (w. of Jos) 6 6 1768 Lydia Ballinger & children, Jonathan Taylor & wife and Children 6 6 1767 Jonathan Taylor and wife Mary with children Elizabeth, Richard, Allen, Mary, Rhody, Jane & Jonathan 6 9 1773 Jos Thomas and & wife Ann Eliz' Haines w. of Levi & ch Abigail, Enos, Deborah 3 10 1774 Jos Benj Jerrmiah Arthur Jacob Liddia ch of Jacob Barrett 1 11 1774 Jame Hoge & ch Jacob Phebe Wm 1 5 1769 Thos. Pugh wife and ch Gabriel Jane Alice Elizabeth Ann Lydia 5 8 1771 Sml Peason and ch Enoch, Wm martha Benj Hannah Saml Unice 4 11 1771 Jamed Ballinger Jane

I'm glad it was of help, John. I saw other familiar names while looking at deed records in the county. Reason Reagin popped up who was the patriarch of the Bush River Reagin line as I understand it, and I also saw an Edmundson who may be from my Chester Co., PA line. I haven't chased him down yet. I also saw reference to a John Thomas and wondered if the Thomas family from Newberry wasn't from Hopewell also. Jane On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 3:58 PM, John Wolfinger <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanx for this great report Jane, > Samuel Pearson was my maternal 5th great grandfather. Having the names of > his children in 1771 helps me to figure out which of his children were from > wives he had before this date as I have 4 marriages for him. I think I > have some mistakes that I can correct from your data. > John Wolfinger - Atlanta, GA > > >> [Original Message] >> From: jane gilbert <[email protected]> >> To: <[email protected]> >> Date: 7/29/2008 2:24:11 PM >> Subject: [SC-BUSHRIVERQUAKERS] From Hopewell to Bush River >> >> Hi everyone, >> >> I had time to kill in Northern Virginia yesterday and spent a couple >> of hours at the main Fairfax County library. They had a book called >> Hopewell Friends History. I jotted down the following certificates >> that were granted to Bush River. I believe these are all in >> Hinshaw's, but I thought I'd still send them along. I know it's not a >> complete list, but I was running out of time. >> >> 4 1 1768 Hannah Pugh & Children, >> >> 1 2 1768 Jos. Hollingsworth, Sarah Ruble & ch. Jemima Jas Geo and >> Elizabeth, Sarah Haworth >> >> 7 3 1768 Mary Babb (w. of Jos) >> >> 6 6 1768 Lydia Ballinger & children, Jonathan Taylor & wife and Children >> >> 6 6 1767 Jonathan Taylor and wife Mary with children Elizabeth, >> Richard, Allen, Mary, Rhody, Jane & Jonathan >> >> 6 9 1773 Jos Thomas and & wife Ann Eliz' Haines w. of Levi & ch >> Abigail, Enos, Deborah >> >> 3 10 1774 Jos Benj Jerrmiah Arthur Jacob Liddia ch of Jacob Barrett >> >> 1 11 1774 Jame Hoge & ch Jacob Phebe Wm >> >> 1 5 1769 Thos. Pugh wife and ch Gabriel Jane Alice Elizabeth Ann Lydia >> >> 5 8 1771 Sml Peason and ch Enoch, Wm martha Benj Hannah Saml Unice >> >> 4 11 1771 Jamed Ballinger >> >> Jane >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' > without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Thanx for this great report Jane, Samuel Pearson was my maternal 5th great grandfather. Having the names of his children in 1771 helps me to figure out which of his children were from wives he had before this date as I have 4 marriages for him. I think I have some mistakes that I can correct from your data. John Wolfinger - Atlanta, GA > [Original Message] > From: jane gilbert <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 7/29/2008 2:24:11 PM > Subject: [SC-BUSHRIVERQUAKERS] From Hopewell to Bush River > > Hi everyone, > > I had time to kill in Northern Virginia yesterday and spent a couple > of hours at the main Fairfax County library. They had a book called > Hopewell Friends History. I jotted down the following certificates > that were granted to Bush River. I believe these are all in > Hinshaw's, but I thought I'd still send them along. I know it's not a > complete list, but I was running out of time. > > 4 1 1768 Hannah Pugh & Children, > > 1 2 1768 Jos. Hollingsworth, Sarah Ruble & ch. Jemima Jas Geo and > Elizabeth, Sarah Haworth > > 7 3 1768 Mary Babb (w. of Jos) > > 6 6 1768 Lydia Ballinger & children, Jonathan Taylor & wife and Children > > 6 6 1767 Jonathan Taylor and wife Mary with children Elizabeth, > Richard, Allen, Mary, Rhody, Jane & Jonathan > > 6 9 1773 Jos Thomas and & wife Ann Eliz' Haines w. of Levi & ch > Abigail, Enos, Deborah > > 3 10 1774 Jos Benj Jerrmiah Arthur Jacob Liddia ch of Jacob Barrett > > 1 11 1774 Jame Hoge & ch Jacob Phebe Wm > > 1 5 1769 Thos. Pugh wife and ch Gabriel Jane Alice Elizabeth Ann Lydia > > 5 8 1771 Sml Peason and ch Enoch, Wm martha Benj Hannah Saml Unice > > 4 11 1771 Jamed Ballinger > > Jane > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message