This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Sellers, Johnson, Bush Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JWGBAEB/1143 Message Board Post: I am looking for information on James (Jim) Sellers b. abt 1800 Orangeburg SC d. late 1830's in Jones Co Ms.

SHERRY, send what you have. I believe it will be Very Hard to Prove each SELLERS without a Pension /other Record/Document. BUT, yes, WE do Need more info and links to LEONARD SELLERS. (I kinda see you now, msh) WE have a few pages with him listed , but, NO link to came from etc. Maybe not even his kids. PLEASE continue. marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: SHERRY MAZZETTI [mailto:sherrymazzetti1@prodigy.net] Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2004 8:59 AM To: SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [SELLERS] Rev War Sellers listed in PA Archives (ARIAS) Marie, Not sure that you intended the question regarding county for me, but just in case....The county from which each man served is listed on the card. A few give clues to later residence but not many. In the case of my King relatives, I had John King's Rev War Pension file to work from. Agree that some of these names are very common, so pension files or something similar probably needed to identify the Sellers men definitively. I am suggesting that this would be useful for those we can identify, listing whatever proof exists. As an example, I would list Leonard Sellers from Washington Co. PA who went to Bracken Co. KY. There is at least good circumstantial evidence that the man can be correctly identified. Sherry marie sellers hollinger <mari@netins.net> wrote: SHERRY, thanks HOW did you connect/link/prove back? OR to a certain name and where they lived afterwards? send what you have. Unless they had a pension file, it is very hard to prove, Our SELLERS probably interested in what you have. Will link these files to the counties which may help, WE probably should have a file listed on each county page, thanks, marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: SHERRY MAZZETTI [mailto:sherrymazzetti1@prodigy.net] Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 12:35 PM To: SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SELLERS] Rev War Sellers listed in PA Archives (ARIAS) >From the Pennsylvania Archives Revolutionary War Military Abstract Card File (online). Finally, it is clear that the same soldier was sometimes listed under different spellings. The list below does not indicate how many cards were found online. Some have only one; others have many. I have listed the surname once, the first name once (including some variants), and the county or city once for each man. Finally, I can identify some of these men in our Sellers files. Think it would be a good idea to match as many as we have recorded elsewhere. Sherry S

LAVONNE, thanks. I would send a small NAME, AGE, PLACE info so we/I can see your SELLERS. example = JEFFERSON DAVIDSON SELLER = age, born when/where/ married when/where and first kids born when/where and OR JOHN R. SELLERS born when/where, married when/where and first kids born when./where OUR SELLERS are very helpful IF they KNOW when/where you are. WE post all reunions on the County/State pages. thanks, marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: lavonnew [mailto:lavonnew@flash.net] Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2004 1:31 PM To: mari@netins.net Subject: Sellers/Holybee in Oklahoma Hello, I am a distant cousin and would like to fill in some blanks on the Sellers. I need information on the Jefferson Davidson Seller that married Verboline Holybee and John R. Sellers that married Louisa J. Holybee. Do you know about the Sellers reunion in Oklahoma? Thanks much, Lavonne Lavonne Sanders Walker, 19603 13th Street, Shawnee, Ok. 74801 Phone 405-273-3326 Email:lavonnew@flash.net

ROBERT, thanks. On our Buncombe , NC page = On Dave and Marla's page = read Bob's page also, YOU might see something. Needs more studying/searching/sharing. http://showcase.netins.net/web/sellerfamily/ncbuncom.htm there is a MARGARET SELLERS/FORBES son born 1808 Buncombe Co., NC Went thro CARTER CO, TN to Putnam Co,. MO Don't believe they stayed in touch = we didn't have any info to share? YES, next door counties and land changes are very important. Esp these next to early TN and NC. WE need to post/link All and land Made from. THANKS for sharing, Best Wishes, marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: Robert C. Sollars [mailto:rcsollars@comcast.net] Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2004 6:02 PM To: marie sellers hollinger Subject: Re: SABERT SOLLARS History Marie, I just finished going through 55 un-numbered pages of the 1810 Census of Buncombe Co., NC (1 thru 55) No Saybert Solars listed. The page 81 must be from a tax list? That is an interesting find and I would like to pursue it further. Marie, "real Find" thanks for sharing it with me. This is indeed Sabert Sollars in Buncombe Co., NC which is a few miles south of Greene Co., TN. Explains why I was not able to find him in the 1810 census of Greene Co., TN. 1810 U.S. Federal Census, North Carolina, Buncombe Co., (19 of 55) SAYBERT SOLARZ, MALES: 1 (under 10) Henry; 1 (10-15) Elisha B. age 12; 1 (16 -25)Thomas B. age 20; 0 (26-44); 1 (45-over) Sabert age 52) FEMALES: 2 (under 10) Mahala M age 9, Nancy age 6; 0 (10-15); 1 (16-25) ?; 0 (26-44); 1 (45-0ver) Mary Morrow Sollars; 0 (all other free persons); 0 (Slaves). Bob Robert C. Sollars 4715 Center Way Eugene, OR 97405 1-541-343-2071 rcsollars@comcast.net ----- Original Message ----- From: marie sellers hollinger To: Robert C. Sollars Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 8:03 PM Subject: RE: SABERT SOLLARS History ROBERT, thanks. I see you don't list 1810 BUNCOMBE, NC = SAYBERT SOLARS, PAGE 81 i DON'T show if tax list or census, sorry. don't believe I found/followed thro on more info, I don't have a nice little Time Chart like yours = will do! Mine is posted by counties/states. Yes, Frederick Co, VA tax/land = I Never found Ignatius! I do believe we came or came thro the WV part of VA, But, where before? Well, we didn't prove MY SELLERS with your dna, But, I am glad we did it. It does help separate/connect families. best wishes, marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: Robert C. Sollars [mailto:rcsollars@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 3:26 AM To: Marie Sellers-Hollinger Subject: Re: SABERT SOLLARS History Marie, Glad you liked the site and the brief on Sabert. I did it years ago, before public computers, in part from his Revolutionary War records and pension application. Sabert Sollars indeed had a very full and active life, right down to being part of Joseph Robidoux' Fur Trading business in the Blacksnake Hills where St. Joseph, Mo was established as other settlers came to settle around the post. I'm sure their are other records to be glean from the areas he lived in that will provide more details about him. I'm sure that one day they will likely appear on the internet perhaps through Mormon efforts. I keep hoping to find some additional records in the Shenandoah that make mention of my Ignatius Sollas. I have not even been able to locate a marriage license for him and Elizabeth. There are early Tax Rolls in Frederick Co., VA that he is present on. I would dearly love to see these transcribed and all available on the Internet, but to date nothing has shown up. It would good to study all those recorded on it from the 1780s to 1800. Bob Robert C. Sollars 4715 Center Way Eugene, OR 97405 1-541-343-2071 rcsollars@comcast.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Marie Sellers-Hollinger To: Robert C. Sollars Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 8:43 PM Subject: SABERT SOLLARS history ROBERT, thanks. Very Good. Best time chart I have seen on him. Will study it more. marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: Robert C. Sollars [mailto:rcsollars@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 8:41 PM To: Marie Sellers-Hollinger Subject: Re: Computer Crashed, Saved files but lost all email... Marie, Your invitation is there by now! Anything you might be able to add will be helpful. Sabert' descendants are slow with the interest for the site. You may be able to glean some help from it... I do have a portion of my history on Sabert Sollars (1758-1843) in there as well. Enjoy.

At 02:05 PM 3/6/2004, you wrote: They are in my line; I have some info. Others on this list do also. What do you need? Terro >This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > >Classification: Query > >Message Board URL: > >http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JWGBAEB/1.13.730.1 > >Message Board Post: > >I am interested in exchanging information on Jefferson Davis (or Davidson) >Sellers who married Verboline Holybee. Believe they had children Allen, >Alvin, Cora, Joe, Edna, Myrtle, Josie and John. Lavonne Sanders Walker, >19603 13th Street, Shawnee, Ok. 74801, Phone 405-273-3326

I am trying to find proof of the marriage of William Sellers to Evaline Gilstrap Mills in AL about 1838. Everywhere I have seen this posted on the internet but no one can give me a citation. They do not have a marriage recorded in Pike County, AL. They appear to have been living in Geneva County but no court records survived. Thanks Alvie L. Davidson CGRS CGRS, Certified Genealogical Record Specialist, is a service mark of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, used under license by Board-certified associates after periodic competency evaluations.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JWGBAEB/1.13.730.1 Message Board Post: I am interested in exchanging information on Jefferson Davis (or Davidson) Sellers who married Verboline Holybee. Believe they had children Allen, Alvin, Cora, Joe, Edna, Myrtle, Josie and John. Lavonne Sanders Walker, 19603 13th Street, Shawnee, Ok. 74801, Phone 405-273-3326

DAVID, thanks for sharing, marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: dzellers@lrnet1.com [mailto:dzellers@lrnet1.com] Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2004 5:07 AM To: marie sellers hollinger Subject: Re: Jonas Zellers Family Census Hello; I have a couple more family members who moved from Washington County, Maryland to other areas you mention within' your pages or as links to other pages,,, The first one I would like to talk about is Martin Zeller 1830 son of Samuel Zeller 1798-1868 (of Jonas) & Margaret (Young) Zeller who migrated to Tiffin, Seneca County, Ohio in 1880 listed as a Hotel Clerk. And Samuel A. Zeller 1846 son of David Zeller 1805-1888 (of Jonas) & Rosanna Elizabeth (Lantz) Zeller who migrated to New Windsor, Carroll County, Maryland.... David Lee Zellers ----- Original Message ----- From: marie sellers hollinger To: SELLERS ; dzellers@lrnet1.com Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 9:32 PM Subject: RE: Jonas Zellers Family Census DAVID, thank you. All census/documents WILL help separate these families. thank you for sharing. marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: dzellers@lrnet1.com [mailto:dzellers@lrnet1.com] Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 12:02 AM To: marie sellers hollinger Subject: Jonas Zellers Family Census Hello; I have found the Jonas Zellers family Census records from MD. from my cousin Tress Pittenger who is a descendant of my GG Grandfather's brother David (Sellers) Zellers. I will send what he gotr from the info... When you view it you have to remember that Jonas was married twice so the children of his second wife (My GGG Grandmother) from the LONG marriage (Her first marriage) show up in these Census reports. Bold is what I added... 1810 children M. 0-10 John 1797 M. 0-10 Samuel 1798 M. 0-10 David 1805 M. 0-10 (?) Could be a mistake or wrong line entry F. 0-10 Sarah 1800 or Mary 1810 1820 children M. 16-26 John 23 M. 16-26 Samuel 22 M. 16-26 son of Susan Long M. 16-26 son of Susan Long M. 10-16 David 15 M. 10-16 (?) Could be a mistake or wrong line entry (Michael 8 ?) F. 10-16 daughter of Susan Long F. 10-16 daughter of Susan Long F. 0-10 Mary 10 M. 0-10 Daniel 2 (My GG Grandfather) 1830 children M. 30-40 Samuel 32 M. 20-30 David 25 M. 15-20 Michael 18 M. 0-5 Martin 2 son of Samuel F. 20-30 Margaret Young 24 w/ of Samuel F. 15-20 (?) F. 10-15 Nancy 14 M. 10-15 Daniel 12 (My GG Grandfather) F. 0-5 (?) (Don't know maybe another child of Samuel) Best Regards David Lee Zellers

LINDA, thanks. ANY SELLERS documents may be sent thro our list. We have new members who may be able to use. And if it hasn't been sent thro or copied to our county/state pages we will add. Yes, I would always include WHO sent it to the list/page you extract info from. Thanks for caring and sharing SELLERS. marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: BERFORD [mailto:berford@comcast.net] Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2004 12:05 AM To: SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SELLERS] Question Marie, I am looking for Sellers surnames in different places and want to know if I come across names...most don't pertain to me, would you want me to send them on to the group just in case they might fit with someone? There is a possibility that they are already posted and I wouldn't know. If so, would it be good to post the names then cut and paste the web address where they were found as some sites say you cannot copy without the consent of the researcher who posted them online. Let me know as I don't mind doing this, but don't want to waste your time nor mine if this isn't something that you want coming across here. Sincerely, Linda

Marie, Here are a few tips for using the information from ARIAS: 1) The printed volumes of the Pennsylvania Archives, which have gone through several printings, list some of the militia companies complete with all members. These lists are useful for finding relatives and neighbors. You can look for individual soldiers in the printed volumes, but you should realize that they are very incomplete--at least, I found them so. The books are available in many good university and genealogical libraries. 2) The online abstract cards for militia members indicate the county from which the man served and often also indicate the Battalion, Company, and Class, sometimes with the Captain�s name. There is a separate index of Rev War militia officers, and some of the cards in this index list not just the county but the township for the officer. As an example, my John King served, in one instance, under Captain Thomas Davies of Bedford County. Davies card shows him as Captain of the 2nd Co., 1st Battalion from Providence Township 1780-1783�a clue to where my ancestors may have lived. I have also learned that militia members were divided into classes according to county geography. Not sure that class always equals township, but I believe so. Usually contemporary tax lists for the counties were also divided into classes, and if tax lists exist, you can match the service class to a tax list class. In another period of service, John King served in the 5th class. Unfortunately, contempora! ry tax lists for the 5th class in Bedford do not exist, but lists for some other classes do exist for the period shortly after the war. I used them to exclude some townships. In some instances, the numbers of certificates issued after the war are listed. I used the series numbers of certificates issued on 14 March 1787 to link John King with Richard King and a few of their officers listed in John King�s pension record. Although I do not have the register page to look at, since the PA Archives will not send a copy, the cards also indicate the volume and page, and these were also the same. My point is that comparing the information from the card abstracts can help determine whether Sellers within counties are likely to be related or not. 3) The biggest weakness of the online abstracts is that it is an alpha only list. You cannot sort the names by county, battalion, officer, etc. which would be most useful. 4) Finally, for those interested in PA Sellers during other time periods, there are also online abstracts for other major wars at the ARIAS site. Hope this makes sense. Sherry

Marie, Not sure that you intended the question regarding county for me, but just in case....The county from which each man served is listed on the card. A few give clues to later residence but not many. In the case of my King relatives, I had John King's Rev War Pension file to work from. Agree that some of these names are very common, so pension files or something similar probably needed to identify the Sellers men definitively. I am suggesting that this would be useful for those we can identify, listing whatever proof exists. As an example, I would list Leonard Sellers from Washington Co. PA who went to Bracken Co. KY. There is at least good circumstantial evidence that the man can be correctly identified. Sherry marie sellers hollinger <mari@netins.net> wrote: SHERRY, thanks HOW did you connect/link/prove back? OR to a certain name and where they lived afterwards? send what you have. Unless they had a pension file, it is very hard to prove, Our SELLERS probably interested in what you have. Will link these files to the counties which may help, WE probably should have a file listed on each county page, thanks, marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: SHERRY MAZZETTI [mailto:sherrymazzetti1@prodigy.net] Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 12:35 PM To: SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SELLERS] Rev War Sellers listed in PA Archives (ARIAS) >From the Pennsylvania Archives Revolutionary War Military Abstract Card File (online). Finally, it is clear that the same soldier was sometimes listed under different spellings. The list below does not indicate how many cards were found online. Some have only one; others have many. I have listed the surname once, the first name once (including some variants), and the county or city once for each man. Finally, I can identify some of these men in our Sellers files. Think it would be a good idea to match as many as we have recorded elsewhere. Sherry S

CARL, thanks I believe you can order these records. Sometimes, they give a hint of info. WE have followed a few thro to states of land bounty. NOT usually much info. BUT, any is useful. Otherwise, sometimes you can follow the Co's/Regiments/etc back and find out where they enlisted/started from. http://showcase.netins.net/web/sellers2/war1812.html WE have NO links to counties? marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: Kathryn Sellers [mailto:ksellers@mcs.k12.nc.us] Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 9:50 PM To: mari@netins.net Subject: George--War of 1812 Marie - I have two George Sellers' listed from PA in the war of 1812. George Sellers--Pvt, Mitchell's Detachment Riflemen, PA Militia. George Sellers--Pvt, 1 Reg't(Kennedy's), PA Militia Can't say they were from Dauphin Co., but if you have access to a LDS Family History Center, the records of both men are in MISC Roll-183, Box 602. We happen to have a LDS center right here in Moore County--I just haven't looked up those files yet. Whenever I get to it, I'll send the info to you. Carl Sellers

Marie, I am looking for Sellers surnames in different places and want to know if I come across names...most don't pertain to me, would you want me to send them on to the group just in case they might fit with someone? There is a possibility that they are already posted and I wouldn't know. If so, would it be good to post the names then cut and paste the web address where they were found as some sites say you cannot copy without the consent of the researcher who posted them online. Let me know as I don't mind doing this, but don't want to waste your time nor mine if this isn't something that you want coming across here. Sincerely, Linda

DAVID, thank you. All census/documents WILL help separate these families. thank you for sharing. marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: dzellers@lrnet1.com [mailto:dzellers@lrnet1.com] Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 12:02 AM To: marie sellers hollinger Subject: Jonas Zellers Family Census Hello; I have found the Jonas Zellers family Census records from MD. from my cousin Tress Pittenger who is a descendant of my GG Grandfather's brother David (Sellers) Zellers. I will send what he gotr from the info... When you view it you have to remember that Jonas was married twice so the children of his second wife (My GGG Grandmother) from the LONG marriage (Her first marriage) show up in these Census reports. Bold is what I added... 1810 children M. 0-10 John 1797 M. 0-10 Samuel 1798 M. 0-10 David 1805 M. 0-10 (?) Could be a mistake or wrong line entry F. 0-10 Sarah 1800 or Mary 1810 1820 children M. 16-26 John 23 M. 16-26 Samuel 22 M. 16-26 son of Susan Long M. 16-26 son of Susan Long M. 10-16 David 15 M. 10-16 (?) Could be a mistake or wrong line entry (Michael 8 ?) F. 10-16 daughter of Susan Long F. 10-16 daughter of Susan Long F. 0-10 Mary 10 M. 0-10 Daniel 2 (My GG Grandfather) 1830 children M. 30-40 Samuel 32 M. 20-30 David 25 M. 15-20 Michael 18 M. 0-5 Martin 2 son of Samuel F. 20-30 Margaret Young 24 w/ of Samuel F. 15-20 (?) F. 10-15 Nancy 14 M. 10-15 Daniel 12 (My GG Grandfather) F. 0-5 (?) (Don't know maybe another child of Samuel) Best Regards David Lee Zellers

CARL, thanks. do we have war of 1812 in PA, esp Dauphin Co, Pa area. think we need and does the Pa archive board have a listing we could post? please send what you have or can extract. thanks, marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: Kathryn Sellers [mailto:ksellers@mcs.k12.nc.us] Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 4:12 PM To: SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SELLERS] George W Sellers Hello list members - It has been about one year since I last asked about my g-g-grandparents from PA. George W Sellers and Margaret Wilson Sellers lived in Middletown, Dauphin Co., PA in the early 1800's. I know from census data that Margaret was born in 1800--no clue as to the birth date of George. I also know from several sources that Margaret and the children moved from Middletown to Hollidaysburg, Huntingdon Co. (now Blair Co.) in 1835. George was not with them. I can only assume that George died sometime between 1833 and 1835 in Dauphin Co. I have been unable to find any record of his death from the Dauphin Co. Historical Soc. or from the Clerk of Court. I have been able to track their children and grandchildren to the present time, but am unable to find the parents of George. If anyone on the list has any connection to that family, I would greatly appreciate any information you may have. Carl Sellers

KATHRYN, thanks. Do you have the Pa Rev War list (OK, your info is from diff list?) separated into counties that we could post on each county page? kinda like= LANCASTER CO, PA Sellers, Philip Lancaster Co., 7th Bn, time of service June 26 to July 23 1781--Commander: Capt Abraham Scott--for duty at Lancaster. Sellers, Philip Lancaster Co., 3rd Bn, Commander Col. Lowery, Company commander Capt Robert McKee--served at Middletown. Sellers, Philip, Lancaster Co., 10th Bn, Commander Lt William McClure--duty:substitute for John Parks. BUCKS CO, PA = ETC. if so, could use on individual county pages. THIS might be helpful to those just studying the Co/State pages. Thanks, marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: Kathryn Sellers [mailto:ksellers@mcs.k12.nc.us] Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 7:17 PM To: SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SELLERS] Re: Rev War Sellers I have several Sellers names from the same source (ARIAS) noted by Sherry: Sellers, Philip Lancaster Co., 7th Bn, time of service June 26 to July 23 1781--Commander: Capt Abraham Scott--for duty at Lancaster. Sellers, Philip Lancaster Co., 3rd Bn, Commander Col. Lowery, Company commander Capt Robert McKee--served at Middletown. Sellers, Philip, Lancaster Co., 10th Bn, Commander Lt William McClure--duty:substitute for John Parks. I have a feeling that these three Philips are the same man. Sellers, David Phila. City, Commander Capt. Elija Weed, dated 1780-1781 Sellers, David, Cumberland Co., 4th Company, Aug 6, 1781--no duty station noted Sellers, George, Washington Co., 5th Company, service 1781-1783--no duty station noted Information in these abstracts is sketchy at best. There was one entry for a non-Sellers member that included a statement, "He leaves or his crop fails." Kinda funny, but it alludes to the pressures that many of those militia men faced other than the war itself. Carl Sellers

SHERRY, thanks HOW did you connect/link/prove back? OR to a certain name and where they lived afterwards? send what you have. Unless they had a pension file, it is very hard to prove, Our SELLERS probably interested in what you have. Will link these files to the counties which may help, WE probably should have a file listed on each county page, thanks, marie, iowa -----Original Message----- From: SHERRY MAZZETTI [mailto:sherrymazzetti1@prodigy.net] Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 12:35 PM To: SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SELLERS] Rev War Sellers listed in PA Archives (ARIAS) >From the Pennsylvania Archives Revolutionary War Military Abstract Card File (online). Finally, it is clear that the same soldier was sometimes listed under different spellings. The list below does not indicate how many cards were found online. Some have only one; others have many. I have listed the surname once, the first name once (including some variants), and the county or city once for each man. Finally, I can identify some of these men in our Sellers files. Think it would be a good idea to match as many as we have recorded elsewhere. Sherry S

I have several Sellers names from the same source (ARIAS) noted by Sherry: Sellers, Philip Lancaster Co., 7th Bn, time of service June 26 to July 23 1781--Commander: Capt Abraham Scott--for duty at Lancaster. Sellers, Philip Lancaster Co., 3rd Bn, Commander Col. Lowery, Company commander Capt Robert McKee--served at Middletown. Sellers, Philip, Lancaster Co., 10th Bn, Commander Lt William McClure--duty:substitute for John Parks. I have a feeling that these three Philips are the same man. Sellers, David Phila. City, Commander Capt. Elija Weed, dated 1780-1781 Sellers, David, Cumberland Co., 4th Company, Aug 6, 1781--no duty station noted Sellers, George, Washington Co., 5th Company, service 1781-1783--no duty station noted Information in these abstracts is sketchy at best. There was one entry for a non-Sellers member that included a statement, "He leaves or his crop fails." Kinda funny, but it alludes to the pressures that many of those militia men faced other than the war itself. Carl Sellers

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JWGBAEB/1139.1.1.1 Message Board Post: JOHN, thanks. WHO is Sadie Cox and who did she marry? I am interested in ANNIE ELIZA SELLARS who married JOHN HENRY MARSH = when/where? thanks, marie, iowa

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JWGBAEB/1139.1.1 Message Board Post: For some reason I didn't get an email that you responded to my posting. Just noticed the posting. He met and married Sadie Cox in Coleridge, NC. I know he worked in a mill in Enterprise, Al. I suspect he may have gone to work at a mill in Coleridge. It had a rather large mill during this time period. He moved the young family to the NC coast. We believe he was involved in boat building. Had a heart attack when he was young. I've been able to find some information on the Marsh side of the family but unable to learn anything about the Sellar side.