Below is a list form the book I have you see Monmouth Co manes in it . Richard Brandstetter William DAVIS, immigrant ancestor, b. 1664 Lanstephan, County Radnor,Wales, d. 1745 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, m. 1st Elizabeth BRISLEY m. 2nd Elizabeth PAVIOR. Originally an Anglican, but broke with that church while attending Oxford University, came to America in 1684 as a Quaker, later became a regular Baptist then a SDB. Child of Wm. DAVIS and Eliz. BRISLEY is John DAVIS. Child of Wm. DAVIS and Eliz. PAVIOR is James DAVIS Book "Seventh Day Baptists West Virginia including Salemville Churches in Pennsylvania and the Shrewsbury Church in New Jersey" (now Wall NJ)By randolph 1905 APPENDIX Page 427 MINISTERS DESCENDED FROM WILLIAM DAVIS. The following is a list of Seventh Day Baptist clergymen descended from William Davis, the founder of the Shrewsbury Church. l As of(about)1905 Deceased . MINISTERS I. WILLIAM DAVIS, (founder of the line), 2. John Davie, (son of William), 3. Jacob Davis, (grandson of William, and first pastor at New Salem). 4. JOHN DAVIS, 5. Lewis A. Davis, 6. PETER DAVIS, 7. SIMEON BABCOCK, S. JAMES BALL DAVIS, 9. JACOB DAVIS, II, IO. MAXSON BABCOCK, II. URI MORTON BABCOCK, I2. JOHN LIVINGSTON HUFFMAN. As of(about)1905 Living MINISTERS. I3· SAMUEL DAVIS DAVIS, 14. DARIUS KING DAVIS, I5. LEWIS ALEXANDER PLATTS, D. D., I6. LEWIS FITZ RANDOLPH, I7. SIMEON H. BABCOCK, 18. JOHN T. DAVIS, I9. GIDEON HENRY FITZ RANDOLPH, 20. DARWIN C. LIPPINCOTT, 2I. BOOTHE COLWELL DAVIS, D. D. 22. THEODORE J. VAN HORN, 23. WILLIAM L. ·BURDICK, 20. RILEY G. DAVIS, 21 · JAMES H. HURLEY, 26. SAMUEL HOFFMAN DAVIS, 2y. CHARLES S. SAYRE, 2S. ELI FORSYTHE LOOFBORO, 29. HERBERT C. VAN HORN. 30. EDGAR D. VAN HORN, 3I. AHVA JOHN CLARENCE BOND. . This list was prepared by Rev. Boothe Colwell Davis, D. D., of Alfred University.

I've been trying to figure out how I can possibly present my information about my SDB roots in a way that's clear, and have come to the conclusion that these roots are so tangled it will be impossible! But I'll do my best anyway, please bear with me. I'll start with the Davis line and try to show how the other lines tie in. William DAVIS, immigrant ancestor, b. 1664 Lanstephan, County Radnor, Wales, d. 1745 Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, m. 1st Elizabeth BRISLEY m. 2nd Elizabeth PAVIOR. Originally an Anglican, but broke with that church while attending Oxford University, came to America in 1684 as a Quaker, later became a regular Baptist then a SDB. Child of Wm. DAVIS and Eliz. BRISLEY is John DAVIS. Child of Wm. DAVIS and Eliz. PAVIOR is James DAVIS John DAVIS (William), b. May 5, 1692 in or near Philadelphia, PA, d. Aug. 18. 1754, Shrewsbury, NJ, m. Aug. 25, 1715 Elisabeth MAXSON in Westerly, Rhode Island. Elisabeth MAXSON is the daughter of John Maxson, Jr. (John, Sr., Richard) and Mary Mosher (Hugh). Children of John DAVIS and Elisabeth MAXSON are Thomas William DAVIS and Anna DAVIS. James DAVIS (William), b. 1720, d. June 26, 1778, m. Jan. 10, 1740 Judith MAXSON in Westerly, RI. Judith Maxson is the daughter of Joseph MAXSON, Jr. (Joseph, Sr., John, Richard) and Bethia MAXSON (John, Jr., John, Sr., Richard). Children of James DAVIS and Judith MAXSON are Jacob DAVIS, Sr. and William DAVIS ("Bottom Billy") Thomas William DAVIS (John, William), b. May 15, 1719, Westeryly, RI, d. July 15, 1791, White Day Creek, Monongalia Co., (West) Virginia, m. Dec. 8, 1737 Tacy CRANDALL in Westeryly, RI. Tacy CRANDALL is the daughter of John Crandall (Joseph, John, James) and Mary ?. (Joseph Crandall's wife was Deborah BURDICK, daughter of Robert BURDICK and Ruth HUBBARD). T. Wm. DAVIS and his wife Tacy apparently led the SDB group that migrated from Shrewsbury, NJ to (West) Virginia. Children of T. William DAVIS and Tacy CRANDALL are Elizabeth DAVIS, Mary DAVIS and William DAVIS ("Greenbrier Billy"). Anna DAVIS (John, William), b. Jan. 23, 1728, Westerly, RI, d. May 10, 1786, Shrewsbury, NJ, m. Jan. 25, 1745 John HAVENS. Children of Anna DAVIS and John HAVENS is Elizabeth HAVENS. Jacob DAVIS, Sr. (James, William), b. 1748, d. July 17, 1793 while on a missionary trip to Woodbridgetown, PA, m. 1768 Mary DAVIS (T. William, John, William)--Jacob DAVIS, Sr. and Mary DAVIS were first cousins, once removed. Children of Jacob DAVIS, Sr. and Mary DAVIS are Jacob DAVIS, Jr., Mary DAVIS and Elisabeth DAVIS. William ("Bottom Billy") DAVIS (James, William), b. March 11, 1754, Shrewsbury, NJ., d. abt. 1834-40, Clark or Shelby Co., Ohio, m. 1773 Elizabeth HAVENS, daughter of John HAVENS and Anna DAVIS. Bottom Billy and Eliz. HAVENS were first cousins, once removed. Migrated to PA in 1789 and to Harrison Co., (West) VA in 1792--bought all the bottom land east of Salem, which is how he acquired the nickname of Bottom Billy. Abt. 1832 migrated to Clark Co., Ohio. Child of Bottom Billy DAVIS and Elizabeth HAVENS is James DAVIS. Elizabeth DAVIS (T. Wm., John, William), b. 1746, d. 1807, m. Ephraim MAXSON, son of Joseph Maxson, Jr. (Joseph, Sr., John, Richard) and Bethia MAXSON (John, Jr., John Sr., Richard). Child of Elisabeth DAVIS and Ephraim MAXSON is Prudence MAXSON. Mary DAVIS (T. Wm., John, William), b. 1750, d. aft. 1806, m. Jacob DAVIS, Sr. (see above) William ("Greenbrier Billy") DAVIS (T. Wm., John, William), b. March 21, 1758, Shrewsbury, NJ, d. Jan. 6, 1845 on Greenbrier Run, Doddridge Co., (W)VA, m. abt. 1781 Elizabeth JOHNSTON, daughter of Elisha Johnston and Catherine Mitchell). Wiliam acquired his nickname because he moved his family to a farm on Greenbrier Run near Salem, (W)VA. Child of Greenbrier Billy DAVIS and Elizabeth JOHNSTON is Aseneth DAVIS. This is not yet complete, but I think I will go ahead and send this now, and finish it up either tonight or tomorrow. Almost all of this information is taken from the Susie Davis Nicholson book. I didn't make any attempt to list all the children of these marriages, only the ones in my direct line. Hoping to find some more folks who connect to these lines! Carrie Polan Bell

Hi People! I'm a descendant of Hezekiah Bonham, the man back in Piscataway, NJ, who caused such a ruckus in the local church there because of his 7th-Day Baptist leanings. I wonder whether anyone out there has more details on the story than I do or any corrections to offer. What I understand is that Old Hez got arrested by his brother-in-law, preacher Edmund Dunham, for working on Sunday. Hez's argument was that Sunday was only the first day of the week and that the Lord should be worshiped on Saturday, the seventh day. He managed to convince his brother-in-law of the Scriptural accuracy of what he was saying. Only problem was -- the controversy ended up splitting the Piscataway church down the middle. Neighbors in surrounding areas took to calling the place "Quibbletown" because of the church argument. And from what I understand, there's still a school there named "Quibbletown Junior High," or some such, in memory of Old Hez and Brother-in-law Edmund. Doris Stanford in Colorado

Please send replies to Michael McGinnis at [email protected] Mike - feel free to join the list.....I'm hoping we'll have lots of discussion about the church which may help you in your research. Audrey -----Original Message----- From: Michael McGinnis <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, March 28, 1999 9:17 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} MEREDITH, Davis and Job; 1750-1881; WLS>CT>VA>WV >I'm looking for information about the MEREDITH and AMOS families of >Ritchie County, WV. Related families include the LAWSON and MARSHALL >families. Job Meredith and Mary Ann Amos were the parents of Elmina >Meredith, who married Salathiel Lawson, my gg-grandparents. Salathiel's >parents were William (son of Theopolus) Lawson and Eliza Marshall >(parents unknown). > >The family of Davis Meredith left Radnorshire, South Wales because of >persecution over their Seventh Day Baptist beliefs. He settled in >Connecticut at age 26 and fought in the Revolutionary War. His first >wife died young and childless. After the end of the war, he moved to >Loudoun County, VA, where he married again and had two children. His >third wife, Nancy Pritchard gave birth to seven children, including Job >and Davis Jr. who became a Methodist lay preacher. The Baptist >Missionary Society received a bequest from him after his will was >probated in August 1825. > >Job Meredith was born in Marion County, WV, near Pennsylvania, and >settled at the mouth of the middle fork of the Hughes River in Ritchie >County WV about 1839. Not long afterwards, he moved to the mouth of >White Oak creek, across the creek from his cousin Peter Pritchard. He >married Mary Ann Amos from Berea, and she returned there after he died. >Stephen Amos and Elizabeth Miller (probably also SDB) had six children >besides Mary Ann Amos. Five of Job's twelve children died in childhood. >In 1852, Job relocated to Berea, and died in Salem in 1881, where he had >gone just a few weeks before. > >Berea, Ritchie County, WV was a Seventh Day Baptist stronghold >originally called "Seven-Day Mill." In 1867 a local schoolteacher agreed >to request a post office for the village - but only if the name was >changed. Since a revival had been going on throughout that winter and a >Bible school had been reopened, someone suggested the name "Berea," >after the city where the Apostle Paul found diligent Bible seekers. > >-------------------------------------------------------- >Mike McGinnis * 28530 Boerne Stage Rd. #2 >Boerne, TX 78006 * 830-755-4353 >[email protected] >--------------------------------------------------------- > > >

On Sat, 27 Mar 1999 18:49:00 +1200 Audrey Vogelpohl <[email protected]> writes: >I will introduce myself to this list with the above connections. Both >my >husband and I have lines leading back to the Seventh Day Baptists. > >We descend from 4 MAXSON lines: >Bethia MAXSON, b 31 Jul 1693 in RI, (dau of John MAXSON (jr) and >Judith >CLARK) married about 1715 to Joseph MAXSON (jr) (son of Joseph MAXSON >(sr) and Tacy BURDICK. > >Elisabeth MAXSON, b 07 Nov 1695 in RI, (dau of John MAXSON (jr) and >Judith CLARK(e)) married 25 Aug 1715 in RI to Rev. John DAVIS (son of >Rev. William DAVIS and Elisabeth BRISLEY). > >Elisabeth MAXSON, b 1770 in Shrewsbury, NJ, (dau of Zebulon MAXSON >(sr) >and Experience DAVIS) married about 1788 to Benjamin THARP/THORP. > >Lydia MAXSON married Stephen MOSHER (I know nothing more about these >two). Our descendancy is thru their son Hugh MOSHER, b 1603, who >married a Rebecca HARNDEL. > >DAVIS ... see above. > >BURDICK ... >Tacy BURDICK, dau of Robert BURDICK and Ruth HUBBARD, married Joseph >MAXSON (sr) (son of John MAXSON (sr) and Mary MOSHER). > >HUBBARD >Bethia HUBBARD, b 06 Dec 1646 (dau of Samuel HUBBARD and Tacy COOPER) >married 16 Nov 1664 Joseph CLARK (jr) (son of Joseph CLARK (sr) and >Margaret (unknown). > >Ruth HUBBARD b 11 Jan 1640 (dau of Samuel HUBBARD and Tacy COOPER) >married 02 Nov 1655 to Robert BURDICK. > >CLARK(E) >Mary CLARKE b 15 Apr 1741 (dau of Thomas CLARKE and Thankful >(unknown)) >married 01 Jan 1761 in RI to Capt. Peleg SAUNDERS (son of Stephen >SAUNDERS and his m2 to Rachel BLIVEN). > >Mary CLARKE b 1607 (dau of Thomas CLARKE and Rose KERRICH) married >John >PECKHAM (son of Henry PECKHAM and Elizabeth BADGER). > >Judith CLARKE .... see MAXSON. > >COTTRELL >Daniel COTTRELL b 17 Dec 1765 in RI (son of John COTTRELL and Lois >BOARDMAN) married 21 May 1789 to Meribe SAUNDERS (dau of Capt. Peleg >SAUNDERS and Mary CLARKE). > >Do any names look familiar <grin>? I am anxious to search further >back >on the THARP/THORP line. > >Audrey Cox Vogelpohl >Seattle, Washington > > >==== SDB Mailing List ==== >Visit the Crandall Family Association at >http://www.geocities.com/~wyatt1599/cfa/contents.html >(If it's late at night, turn down the volume...there's music.) > > Hi Cousin, This is my line, too! Best Regards, Linda Beavercreek, Ohio ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

With names like those, you are definitely in the right place (=: My Davis is Sara DAVIS, who married Daniel Reed BURDICK. Sara was born 26 Oct. 1820 in Brookfield, Madison Co., NY and died 5 Feb 1903 in Albion, Dane Co. WI. The child I'm aware of is Hannah Almira Burdick (guess they didn't think there were enough Hannah Burdicks yet :). Hannah's husband, Jesse Saunders GREEN, was born in Milton, Rock Co., WI You haven't seen anything on this Sara in your DAVIS book, have you? I have the Burdick book on order & am expecting it any day now....it's been almost 10 weeks! Hoping she makes an appearance there. Audrey -----Original Message----- From: Carrie P. Bell <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, March 27, 1999 12:28 AM Subject: Davis, Crandall, Burdick, Hubbard, etc. >Hi, I'm new to this list and although trying to put my whole SDB line into >this note would be too complicated, I at least thought I'd introduce >myself. I'm descended from the early founders of the SDB church in Rhode >Island numerous ways, through the surnames mentioned above, as well as some >others. I've used Susie Davis Nicholson's book Davis, the Settlers of >Salem, West Virginia extensively to help me straighten out my ancestors. >My line went from RI, to NJ, to what became Doddridge County, WV, then to >Jackson Center, Shelby County, Ohio and then to Milton, Rock County, >Wisconsin. I hope to meet many cousins through this list. If this >migration pattern looks familiar to you, please contact me and I'll give >you more of the details about my line. Carrie Polan Bell > > >==== SDB Mailing List ==== >Your listowner is [email protected] > >

this book is still available you may try to get it . >From the Choosing People THE HISTORY OF THE SEVENTH DAY BAPTISTS BY DON SANFORD 1992 ""The Effect of the War on Migrations One direct effect of the war was increased migration west. Economic losses and disruptions, new territory, and military roads through the mountains encouraged many to seek new homes on the frontier. One patriot from Piscataway was Samuel Fitz Randolph who was commissioned an ensign in the Second Regiment of Sussex County. His contacts and travels in this capacity influenced the migration of Seventh Day Baptists from Piscataway and Shrewsbury They fol- lowed a military road through the Allegheny Mountains to Woodbridgetown, Pennsylvania, before moving south to western Virginia where the Shrewsbury church was reestab- lished as the Salem Seventh Day Baptist Church in 1792""

I send tis out to some one some time a go see if it helps I know a lot about the church (Baptists ) I NOT part of the Church ,just got into them becouse of my wife Family and we live in Shrewsbury (Of 1789) about 4 mils were the church was and right on the road they had to take on the trip to WV. FITZ RANDOLPH the Fitz is for Royal Randolph had a childe with some one other then his wife :-) . the Fitz is for the blood, The Book "A History of the S D Bs in West Virginia Including the Woodbridgetown and Salemville Churches in Pennsylvania and the Shrewsbury Church in New Jersey." Plainfield NJ American Sabbath Tracrt Society ,1907 by Corliss Fitz Randolph ( I have a copy of it and the church Minits fom 1745to 1830 ). his family was and is one of the main church familys ,at times you your see Fitz or F. or just Randolph. just this year U.S. Senator Jennings Randolph passaway .he worked to establish the 18-year old voting age.childhood home of West Virginia's former U.S. Senator Jennings Randolph was built in 1900 for Senator Randolph's parents, Ernest and Idell Randolph,In 1985, the home was purchased by Salem-Teikyo University (formerly Salem College) and moved two blocks to the campus,on Hurley Street , where it became The Jennings Randolph Center for Public Service. Richard Brandstetter Tinton Falls

Hi, I'm new to this list and although trying to put my whole SDB line into this note would be too complicated, I at least thought I'd introduce myself. I'm descended from the early founders of the SDB church in Rhode Island numerous ways, through the surnames mentioned above, as well as some others. I've used Susie Davis Nicholson's book Davis, the Settlers of Salem, West Virginia extensively to help me straighten out my ancestors. My line went from RI, to NJ, to what became Doddridge County, WV, then to Jackson Center, Shelby County, Ohio and then to Milton, Rock County, Wisconsin. I hope to meet many cousins through this list. If this migration pattern looks familiar to you, please contact me and I'll give you more of the details about my line. Carrie Polan Bell

I will introduce myself to this list with the above connections. Both my husband and I have lines leading back to the Seventh Day Baptists. We descend from 4 MAXSON lines: Bethia MAXSON, b 31 Jul 1693 in RI, (dau of John MAXSON (jr) and Judith CLARK) married about 1715 to Joseph MAXSON (jr) (son of Joseph MAXSON (sr) and Tacy BURDICK. Elisabeth MAXSON, b 07 Nov 1695 in RI, (dau of John MAXSON (jr) and Judith CLARK(e)) married 25 Aug 1715 in RI to Rev. John DAVIS (son of Rev. William DAVIS and Elisabeth BRISLEY). Elisabeth MAXSON, b 1770 in Shrewsbury, NJ, (dau of Zebulon MAXSON (sr) and Experience DAVIS) married about 1788 to Benjamin THARP/THORP. Lydia MAXSON married Stephen MOSHER (I know nothing more about these two). Our descendancy is thru their son Hugh MOSHER, b 1603, who married a Rebecca HARNDEL. DAVIS ... see above. BURDICK ... Tacy BURDICK, dau of Robert BURDICK and Ruth HUBBARD, married Joseph MAXSON (sr) (son of John MAXSON (sr) and Mary MOSHER). HUBBARD Bethia HUBBARD, b 06 Dec 1646 (dau of Samuel HUBBARD and Tacy COOPER) married 16 Nov 1664 Joseph CLARK (jr) (son of Joseph CLARK (sr) and Margaret (unknown). Ruth HUBBARD b 11 Jan 1640 (dau of Samuel HUBBARD and Tacy COOPER) married 02 Nov 1655 to Robert BURDICK. CLARK(E) Mary CLARKE b 15 Apr 1741 (dau of Thomas CLARKE and Thankful (unknown)) married 01 Jan 1761 in RI to Capt. Peleg SAUNDERS (son of Stephen SAUNDERS and his m2 to Rachel BLIVEN). Mary CLARKE b 1607 (dau of Thomas CLARKE and Rose KERRICH) married John PECKHAM (son of Henry PECKHAM and Elizabeth BADGER). Judith CLARKE .... see MAXSON. COTTRELL Daniel COTTRELL b 17 Dec 1765 in RI (son of John COTTRELL and Lois BOARDMAN) married 21 May 1789 to Meribe SAUNDERS (dau of Capt. Peleg SAUNDERS and Mary CLARKE). Do any names look familiar <grin>? I am anxious to search further back on the THARP/THORP line. Audrey Cox Vogelpohl Seattle, Washington

One of my Carr ancestors founded a Baptist church in Stephentown, NY. Does anyone on the list know if it was a SDB one? He is Edward Carr b. 4 Jul 1753, West Greenwich, RI d. 1 Sept 1845, Stephentown. He is referred to in some info that I cannot put my hands on immediately as "Deacon Edward Carr" and I was emailed that his name is on a window of the church which is still in existence. Any help is appreciated.

Audrey, while we're talking about Greens, let me put one of my Greens out that was no doubt a relative of those you mentioned. Pardon Green b. 24 Apr 1769 m. Fanny Bliven and had Luther Bliven Green b. 29 Aug 1796. He married Susan Marryott (used the name Merritt) and both ultimately moved to Independence, Allegany Co NY and died and were buried there. Susan Marryott was from Brookfield, Madison Co NY. Luther and Susan Green had: Elisha B. Green b. 9 Sept 1817, Fanny Stillman Green b. 18 Jun 1819, Nancy B. Green, b. 4 jun 1821 and William B. Green b. 18 Jan 1824. If anyone should make any connection to any of these Greens, please contact me. Thanks Bill Maryott (these folks were all Seven Day Baptists) Audrey Bennett wrote: > Seeking more info on ancestor Duty Jarrer GREEN/E, born 22 Jan 1802 in > Brookfield, Madison Co, NY. Duty's family (parents Joseph GREEN/E and Mary > LEWIS) moved to Alfred and can be found in the Alfred membership books. > Duty married in 1825 Mary Grinman COON (daughter of Stephen COON and Sarah > STILLMAN) and moved to Dane Co., WI where he died in 1892. > > Also seeking more information on Sara DAVIS, who married ancestor Daniel > Reed BURDICK (who as you might imagine has been a little easier to > research!). Sara was born 26 October 1820 in Brookfield and died in 1903 in > Dane Co., WI. > > Thanks! > > Audrey Bennett > [email protected] > Bellevue, WA USA > > ==== SDB Mailing List ==== > Check out the SDB books available at Heritage Books: http://www.heritagebooks.com/

I looking for is this group part of the S D Baptists and/or from the Babcocks and Moshier of RI? // founded in "Concerning The Van Bunschoten or Van Benschoten Family In America" by William Henry Van Benschoten the listing for a Harrison Babcock who married Mary Elizabeth Van (Ben) Schoter. Mary Eliz was the daughter of James Stinson V. (B.) S. b. Jun. 18, 1811 d. Jun 11, 1887 and his wife Orilla Barringer, who d. in 1855; lived in Cataraugus Co., NY, on the Indian Reservation; he was a blacksmith. James Stinson V.B.S. was the son of Cornelius V.(B) S. and very closely related to Elizabeth VanScotter (Benschoten) who married Chauncey Saxton his mother is Elizabeth Moshier. Richard Brandstetter PS; and how the Indian Reservation works into it .

Hello, my name is Sandra Konigmacher and I am researching descendants of Adam Konigmacher who came to Philly in 1749 from Gimbsheim, Germany. Adam joined up with the German Seventh Day Baptist Society at Ephrata, Lancaster county PA. The family stayed there 5 generations until 1900s then converted to Seventh Day Adventistism. I am new to this type of research and still unclear on exact differences between Seventh Day Baptists, Dunkers/COB, and related sects. I also had family at the Snow Hill Cloister in Franklin Co., PA. (Fahnestocks) I have some material collected during the last few months; cemetery manifests for Ephrata Cloister and Mt. Zion, also misc. materials on the Cloister history. I am also looking for information on a settlement called the Bermudian, in York Co. (I think) where Adam Konigmacher may have spent his early years.--s konigmacher <<[email protected]>>

Robison doesn't appear in any of my four membership books. I have the following books by Don and/or Ilou Sanford: "First Alfred Seventh Day Baptist Church Membership Records, Alfred" "Membership Records of Seventh Day Baptist Churches in Western New York and Northwestern Pennsylvania." "Membership Records of Seventh Day Baptists in Central NY State" "Newport Seventh Day Baptist Trilogy" By the way, these are all relatively inexpensive & available at Heritage Books. Audrey -----Original Message----- From: Richard Brandstetter <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, March 25, 1999 10:12 AM Subject: Re: SDB in New York >Jan I donot have Robison in my lines but some side lines do Maxson >,Potter,Burdick,Peckham , ect M; into the linesthis, ifo was just >pickuped and I cannot say it right . it just names and dates some place >names ,if you like I can send you the info I have . >Richard B . > Jan >> getting information on Henry B. Robison, b. 1844, d. 1916. He seems to have >> just appeared out of nowhere into Allegany County. The house his family was

Jan I donot have Robison in my lines but some side lines do Maxson ,Potter,Burdick,Peckham , ect M; into the linesthis, ifo was just pickuped and I cannot say it right . it just names and dates some place names ,if you like I can send you the info I have . Richard B . Jan > getting information on Henry B. Robison, b. 1844, d. 1916. He seems to have > just appeared out of nowhere into Allegany County. The house his family was

Wanted everyone to see this informative message from Bill..... -----Original Message----- From: William Maryott <[email protected]> To: Audrey Bennett <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 11:17 PM Subject: Re: List of All SDB Members Newport RI 1671-1836 >Sure Audrey, that's a good question that I think I can answer. Ilou Sanford >published two books (that I'm aware of and which I have both of). They are >records of members of the Seven Day Baptist Churches mostly in New York. It is >information taken from their vaults and also unavailable anywhere else. The >list I created was taken from several early Historical Registers found in >Newport and Salt Lake. I have never seen the information consolidated, so I >simply created a database and entered all the data. > You are welcome to list is in any sources you like. I published it in >hopes that it will help others. > >I might also mention another small book that I think everyone interested in >Seven Day Baptists should own. It's "A Free People in Search of A Free Land" >by Don A. Sanford, published by the Seven Day Baptist Historical Society 3rd >printing 1987 It's 125 pages fully indexed and I think can still be obtained >from the Seven Day Baptist Historical Society, PO Box 1678, Janesville, WI >53547. > >Bill Maryott > >Audrey Bennett wrote: > >> Wow - what a project! >> >> Bill, can you comment on how your list differs from the similar list in the >> Sanfords' book (available at Heritage Books - see the tagline below), >> "Newport Seventh Day Baptist Trilogy." ?? (I mean besides the obvious - >> that your list is searchable and on-line and best of all....alphabetized!!) >> >> Thanks for sharing this great resource! Mind if I include it in our >> taglines at the bottom of messages? With your name, of course. >> >> Audrey >>

This was in today's Ancestry newsletter. York is not far from Ephrata.... **************************************** York Daily Record (Pennsylvania), Obituaries, 1992-1999 (Update) Located in York County, Pennsylvania, the York Daily Record began as the German language newspaper "Die York Gazette" in 1796 and now serves the people of the greater York area. This database is a collection of some obituaries from the newspaper between 1992 and early 1999. Information provided often includes birth date and location, occupation, military service, surviving family members, and other biographical facts. Compiled by the UMI Company in connection with the newspaper, it contains nearly 4,400 records and about 17,000 names. For questions regarding a particular obituary, inquiries can be directed to the York Daily Record, 122 S. George St., York, PA, 17401, (717) 771-2000. This database contains new material provided by the UMI Company and previously posted material under the titles UMI Obituaries and York Daily Record (Pennsylvania), Obituaries, 1998. Bibliography: UMI Company. "Obituaries from the York Daily Record, 1992-1999." Orem, UT: Ancestry Inc., 1999. To search this database, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search/3490.htm ***************************************8 Audrey Bennett [email protected] Bellevue, WA USA

Seeking more info on ancestor Duty Jarrer GREEN/E, born 22 Jan 1802 in Brookfield, Madison Co, NY. Duty's family (parents Joseph GREEN/E and Mary LEWIS) moved to Alfred and can be found in the Alfred membership books. Duty married in 1825 Mary Grinman COON (daughter of Stephen COON and Sarah STILLMAN) and moved to Dane Co., WI where he died in 1892. Also seeking more information on Sara DAVIS, who married ancestor Daniel Reed BURDICK (who as you might imagine has been a little easier to research!). Sara was born 26 October 1820 in Brookfield and died in 1903 in Dane Co., WI. Thanks! Audrey Bennett [email protected] Bellevue, WA USA

Happy to have you all on the brand new SDB list!! We have about 25 members as of this morning. An administrative note.....if you REPLY to messages, you will reach the sender. To send your message to the LIST, use the REPLY ALL button in your mail program. (Let me know if you would prefer that we change to have all replies go to the list.) Audrey Bennett [email protected] Bellevue, WA USA