Cynthia, My side of the Shannon's from PA. are George & Mary with sons John Moore and William Brown Shannon. Did any of your relatives go to the middle part of Kansas. In my line there is a Shannon girl buried on the Marr Farm near Wells Kansas. I have tried to find out the connection but haven't been able to find anything. Can you help? Thanks! augustin@flinthills.com THE WORLD IS MADE UP OF FAMILY HISTORIES! DARLENE ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cynthia Russell" <crussell@traversecity.com> To: <SHANNON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 7:43 AM Subject: [SHANNON-L] SHANNON - Cumberland Co, PA 1800 Fed Census > Perhaps someone would be interested in the SHANNON listings for the 1800 Fed > Census for Cumberland Co, PA > > SHANNON > James 1m-10, 2m-16, 2m-26, 1m 45+, 1f-10, 3f-16, 1f-45 > > John 1m-10, 1m-16, 1m-45, 2f-16, 1f 45+ > > Joseph 1m-10, 1m-16, 1m-26, 1m-45, 2f-10, 1f-16, 1f-45 > > Leonard 1m-10, 4m-16, 2m-45, 2r-10, 1f-45 > > My SHANNON lineage is: > > Robert SHANNON, IRE > Thomas SHANNON, abt 1686-1786 IRE>PA > Samuel SHANNON, abt 1728-1811, TN > Jane SHANNON abt 1754 m. Alexander MARRS > Rachel MARRS 1783-1858 (my g-g-g-grandmother!) > > If you are related to any of these lines I would welcome your contact. > > Cynthia N. Russell > crussell@traversecity.com ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ > > FERGUS, Francis Descendants beginning in 1752, Co Tyrone, Ireland, "my" > lineage > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fergusfamilyworldwide/index.htm > > FERGUS Family Worldwide, many Fergus lineages > http://www.traverse.net./people/crussell/fergus_family.htm > > FERGUS Research Worldwide, all Fergus listings > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~fergus00/ > > Member 3313 of the Guild of One Name Studies www.one-name.org > ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ > >

Perhaps someone would be interested in the SHANNON listings for the 1800 Fed Census for Cumberland Co, PA SHANNON James 1m-10, 2m-16, 2m-26, 1m 45+, 1f-10, 3f-16, 1f-45 John 1m-10, 1m-16, 1m-45, 2f-16, 1f 45+ Joseph 1m-10, 1m-16, 1m-26, 1m-45, 2f-10, 1f-16, 1f-45 Leonard 1m-10, 4m-16, 2m-45, 2r-10, 1f-45 My SHANNON lineage is: Robert SHANNON, IRE Thomas SHANNON, abt 1686-1786 IRE>PA Samuel SHANNON, abt 1728-1811, TN Jane SHANNON abt 1754 m. Alexander MARRS Rachel MARRS 1783-1858 (my g-g-g-grandmother!) If you are related to any of these lines I would welcome your contact. Cynthia N. Russell crussell@traversecity.com ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ FERGUS, Francis Descendants beginning in 1752, Co Tyrone, Ireland, "my" lineage http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fergusfamilyworldwide/index.htm FERGUS Family Worldwide, many Fergus lineages http://www.traverse.net./people/crussell/fergus_family.htm FERGUS Research Worldwide, all Fergus listings http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~fergus00/ Member 3313 of the Guild of One Name Studies www.one-name.org ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Posting my Shannon Line for Utica, Venango Co., Pa. early 1800's. Harry

My Shannons are from Kingston area, Ontario, were Wesleyan Methodists, and came to Canada in 1820, but I don't think these ones are mine. Esther Crebbin Mitchell, Victoria, B.C. ----- Original Message ----- From: <PGMWilson@aol.com> To: <esther@islandnet.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 8:14 PM Subject: Shannon > I'm researching Nancy Shannon, Wesleyan methodist. Born in Ontario Sept 8, > 1816. Married Daniel Ireland Woodward Dec 1, 1835. Died April 11, 1884, > buried in Napanee, Ontario. Thank you. Pattie in Chicago > > >

Jimmy, where is this place? Sallie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jimmy KERR" <jimmy.kerr@worldnet.att.net> To: <SHANNON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 11:34 PM Subject: [SHANNON-L] Old Lebanon Camp Ground 1840 Shannons > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mschocta/OldLebanonCampMeeting.html >

Good people of the SHANNON List. Please help if you can. This is all I know about my g-g-grandmother. She was born in Virginia and married a LEE. She had at least one child, Emeline LEE born in Rush Co. 1829. Mrs. LEE sometime after 1829 married a Mr. SHANNON. If the list members would check their information for any LEE and SHANNON marriage, I would be very grateful. Becky in Kentucky

I have a Hugh Shannon, born 1786 in North Carolina, died in 1835 in Tennessee, married Elizabeth Pate. Children are: William b 1817, Tennessee, Jane b 1820 Tennessee Ann b 1823 Tennessee John Crabtree b 1826 Tennessee James b 1828 Tennessee Nancy b 1831 Tennessee Thomas b 1833 Tennessee Mary Elizabeth b 1835 Tennessee I don't know if this if your Hugh or not. His parents were John Shannon and Ann Guthrie. Hugh is my 3xgreat-grandfather. If this is your Hugh, I have much more information on the family that I would be glad to share. Joanne Gibbs ----- Original Message ----- From: Jimmy KERR Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 8:10 PM To: SHANNON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SHANNON-L] Search for William Hugh Shannon Hugh Shannon born 1785 in Tenn. had one son among others named William H. Shannon born ?, other Known children are Jane born 1820.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~mschocta/OldLebanonCampMeeting.html

I ran across this list I had copied several years ago at the MS archives & perhaps it might help someone researching in MS. I only copied the white SHANNONs from 1912 to 1936. info included: name, county, certificate number & death year for the years 1912 to 1924. Albert G. SHANNON - Wilkinson, #3904, 1912 Mrs. Alice SHANNON - Hinds, #9253, 1921 Alice SHANNON - Warren, #21115, 1914 Mrs. Annie SHANNON - Lauderdale, #7644, 1917 Aubry SHANNON - Washington, #19531, 1913 Clyde SHANNON - Leflore, #2754, 1915 Coffey SHANNON - DeSoto, #8877, 1920 Constantine SHANNON - Lauderdale, #6837, 1919 Edward L. SHANNON - Lauderdale, #17516, 1923 Elot A. SHANNON - Madison, #22003, 1913 George W. SHANNON - Yalobusha Hannah SHANNON - Pike, #22270, 1918 Ida M. SHANNON - Lauderdale, #13384, 1915 John L. SHANNON - Coahoma, #25255, 1917 Joseph H. SHANNON - Winston, #3519, 1923 Mary E. SHANNON - Lee, #18817, 1913 Mary E. SHANNON - Lauderdale, #14135, 1917 Mary L. SHANNON - Lee, #18370, 1914 Mattie L. SHANNON - Madison, #18964, 1920 Mildred SHANNON - Hinds, #15978, 1914 Mose SHANNON - Yazoo, #6404, 1917 Nancy D. SHANNON - Jones, #19211, 1923 Neila G. SHANNON - Laflore, #2755, 1915 Peyton H. SHANNON - Madison, #18970, 1913 Richard SHANNON - Holmes, #21501, 1917 Ruby A. SHANNON - Lauderdale, #4684, 1915 stillborn of R. K. SHANNON - Hinds, #3983, 1914 stillborn of L. W. SHANNON - Yazoo, #1857, 1913 stillborn of C. SHANNON - Jones, #2807, 1912 stillborn of J. R. SHANNON - Lauderdale, #12668, 1919 stillborn of F. SHANNON - Lauderdale, #21224, 1921 stillborn of L. SHANNON - Yazoo, #16680, 1915 stillborn of C. SHANNON - Jones, #8428, 1916 stillborn of N. SHANNON - Madison, #17016, 1916 stillborn of J. F. SHANNON - Lauderdale, #19339, 1917 stillborn of N. SHANNON - Madison, #17015, 1916 Thomas E. SHANNON - Lauderdale, #11363, 1922 unnamed of O. SHANNON - Leake, #12370, 1914 unnamed of R. L. SHANNON - Webster, #8286, 1922 unnamed of J. SHANNON - Coahoma, #24222, 1915 William W. SHANNON - Noxubee, #14468, 1917 none for 1925 none for 1926 infant of J. SHANNON - Washington, #7917, Apr 1927 Murray D. SHANNON (son of A.H.)- Hinds, #16859, Aug 1928 Collin D. SHANNON (son of C.D.) - Lauderdale, #7348, Mr 1929 Julia G. SHANNON (dau of J.S.) - Tippah, #10447, Apr 1929 Minnie L. SHANNON (dau of R.C.) - Warren, #75, Jan 1929 Samuel H. SHANNON (son of S.H.) - Lauderdale, #4960, Feb 1929 Wiley M. SHANNON (son of C.D.) - Lauderdale, #26859, Dec 1929 Benjamin F. SHANNON (son of B.F.) - Madison, #5827, Mar 1930 William O. SHANNON (son of W.H.) - Yazoo, #9694, May 1930 Fredoric SHANNON - Warren, #9047, May 1931 George SHANNON (son of J.W.) - Bolivar, #18816, Dec 1931 Nettie SHANNON (dau of L.E.) - Lauderdale, #16302, Oct 1931 Odie SHANNON (son of C.O.) - Covington, #2295, Feb 1931 none 1932 Frederich R. SHANNON (son of C.F.) - Lauderdale, #4124, 1933 Harold J. SHANNON (son of M.) - Jefferson, #6073, 1933 Mike SHANAHAN (son of D.D.) - Washington, #11417, 1933 Minnie M. SHANNON (dau of J.R.) - Lauderdale, #19269, 1933 Robert SHANNON - Tippah, #12868, 1933 Robert L. SHANNON (son of C.) - Lee, #9005, 1933 Gennett SHANNON (dau of A.) - Tallahatchie, #6688, 1934 B. ?. SHANNON - Tippah, #1643, 1934 Charles SHANNON - Hinds, #4031, 1934 John SHANNON - Tallahatchie, #14362, 1934 Lelia SHANAHAN - Sunflower, #3179, 1934 Sam M. SHANNON - Scott, #9690, 1934 none for 1935 Gertrude SHANNON - Warren, #3815, 1936 Jean E. SHANNON - Pike, #5648, 1936 Joan L. SHANNON - Pike, #5644, 1936 Joyce

Hugh Shannon born 1785 in Tenn. had one son among others named William H. Shannon born ?, other Known children are Jane born 1820.

Hi, I don't understand why my email addy is bouncing, any ideas? I have just got this new computer could that be a problem? Debra At 02:00 PM 3/10/2002 -0600, you wrote: >Hi, > >I cut and pasted the address from Debra's last message (same address as >before). It was bounced. > >If you have a new address, please let me know. > >Welthy

Jimmy I would really appreciate you checking as I seem to be at a dead end until then. Thanks. Pam ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jimmy KERR" <jimmy.kerr@worldnet.att.net> To: <SHANNON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 09, 2002 11:32 AM Subject: Re: [SHANNON-L] Search for William Hugh Shannon > This would probably be from Hugh Shannon and Jane Marrs line. Hugh was one > of the first settlers in Ark. We do not know the names of all his children. > The only listing is from Newton Co. Mo. in the 1860 or so. The census from > 1820 list 6 children I believe I will have to check my hard copy. > Jimmy Kerr > 10802 IH 37 > Corpus Christi, Tx. > 78410 > > I think my ancestors must have been in the witness protection program ! > > Genealogy Site: > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=107971 > > Genealogy Site (diff style) > http://www.gbnf.com/genealog2/kerr1/home.htm > > Gen Cirlces (this one matches others really good) > http://www.gencircles.com/users/jimmykerr/1 > > Ector County, Texas ( Coordinator ) > http://www.rootsweb.com/~txector/ > > Lohmann Reasearch Page: (Coordinator) > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~lohmann/~lohmann.index.html > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Pamela Smith" <prsmith@sbcglobal.net> > To: <SHANNON-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, March 09, 2002 9:47 AM > Subject: [SHANNON-L] Search for William Hugh Shannon > > > I am trying to find information on William Hugh Shannon born about 1829 in > Arkansas. The 1850 census for Newton County, Missouri shows him age 21 and > living with a family "Kearney?" with the head of household a woman named > Catherine. The census also lists Elizabeth and George as Shannon's and as > Kearney's so it could be there really were 2 Elizabeth's and 2 Georges. He > does not show up on the 1840 census. He lists his father and mother as both > born in Kentucky. > > William Hugh and Amanda Holmes married 2/24/1874 in Newton County, Missouri. > I have not been able to find any records of him from 1850 again until 1880 > when he shows up on the 1880 census for Arrant County, Texas. On this census > it shows he is married with 6 children. Amanda Holmes is his wife and it > seems like she is a second wife. There are three children before their > marriage: Nancy VS., Mary Eliza, and William HE. Then there are three after > their marriage: James I, Arthur, and Evart. > > This is my great grandfather and I would really love to get any information. > >

Hi, I cut and pasted the address from Debra's last message (same address as before). It was bounced. If you have a new address, please let me know. Welthy

Hello All, I am finally back online, I had ordered a new computer system by phone on Wednesday or Thursday and my new system arrived by UPS on Saturday! Luckily the new system got here before the old one died and I could have lost all of my family tree maker files, so I am lucky. Now I need a favor please? Can someone please send me the genweb link for states/counties? And please send me thoose links for the Shannons who were in Tennessee. Now maybe I can continue to try finding my Mary Shannon's family. Thanks in advance for your help! Debra Crowell dcrowell@tvn.net

I have hit a brick wall in my search. I have traced my ancestry back to Samuel Shannon, Jr b. 2/17/1769 in PA (I wish I knew what County). He married Sarah Kennedy (Her father was Davenport Kennedy), on 8/8/1796 in Oglethorpe Co, Ga He left PA to settle in GA and had a key part in creating Franklin County, Ga. His name is on tons of court documents from Franklin County. His son, John Harvey Shannon was also affiliated with the court system, as his name is found on loads of court documents from Franklin County, Ga. In the Franklin County, GA 1850 census, he is found living with his son, Leonard Shannon, and stated that his birthplace was PA. PLEASE, if anyone can tie into this line, let me know, I have been searching for the past couple of years, and there are so many Samuel Shannons from Pa. I assume that Samuel Shannon, Sr was born prior to 1750 somewhere in PA. Someone has to know this line. Tamarra Barr

I have hit a brick wall in my search. I have traced my ancestry back to Samuel Shannon, Jr b. 2/17/1769 in PA (I wish I knew what County). He married Sarah Kennedy (Her father was Davenport Kennedy), on 8/8/1796 in Oglethorpe Co, Ga He left PA to settle in GA and had a key part in creating Franklin County, Ga. His name is on tons of court documents from Franklin County. His son, John Harvey Shannon was also affiliated with the court system, as his name is found on loads of court documents from Franklin County, Ga. In the Franklin County, GA 1850 census, he is found living with his son, Leonard Shannon, and stated that his birthplace was PA. PLEASE, if anyone can tie into this line, let me know, I have been searching for the past couple of years, and there are so many Samuel Shannons from Pa. I assume that Samuel Shannon, Sr was born prior to 1750 somewhere in PA. Someone has to know this line. Tamarra Barr

Looking for a Rose Gallagher from Co Donegal and married a Shanahan Shannon. Came to US about 1860-70. Don't know where they settled in US. Thanks, Sharon

Hi Debra I have been researching the Shannon's for sometime now and Andrew Shannon from Morgan and Anderson was my g-g-g grandfather. He had a daughter named Mary but she was married to James Russell in Anderson County in 1849. She was born in 1829. Also Andrew had a sister named Mary and she was born in 1791. I don't know who she was married to. Andrew had a brother, Charles who was married to Agnes Duncan. I grew up in Morgan County and I have heard of Craven Duncan but other than that I don't know anything about him. I have some records of Morgan County that I will look at and see if I can come up with some information for you. Good luck Jane

Marlene, Yes I am interested in anything having to do with George David Shannon (Born in 1758) and his descendants. I think there is a little mix-up about John Anderson Shannon. 1. It is not possible for John Anderson Shannon (Born 9 March 1788)to be the Son of (I believe but haven't for proof) George Shannon and Mauglra McCaughan since she died on the way to America in the 1860's and the his Father died on a trip back to Ireland in the 1860's. 2. My theory (I don't have proof but am in contact with someone from that side of the family) is that John Anderson Shannon is the Son of George David Shannon and Jane Milligan who Married in 1783. I will keep in touch with you if you like and try to get more information. Darlene ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marlene DiGiovanni" <marlenedigi@prodigy.net> To: <SHANNON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 09, 2002 11:37 AM Subject: Re: [SHANNON-L] George Shannon 1787-1836 > At 10:41 PM 3/8/02 -0600, you wrote: > >Marlene, > >Hi welcome to the Shannon Connection. > >I also am connected on my Mother's side of the family George F. would be my > >Grandfather 6 times removed.. > >I live in Kansas. Where do you live?. > >How are you connected? > >augustin@flinthills.com > >THE WORLD IS MADE UP OF FAMILY HISTORIES! > >DARLENE > > > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: "Marlene DiGiovanni" <marlenedigi@prodigy.net> > >To: <SHANNON-L@rootsweb.com> > >Sent: Friday, March 08, 2002 6:34 PM > >Subject: [SHANNON-L] George Shannon 1787-1836 > > > > > > > I would like to contact any descendant of George Shannon who was a member > > > of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. He was b. abt 1787 and d. 1836 in > > > Palmyra, Mo. He m. 1813 Ruth Snowden Price. > > > > > > Hope to hear from you soon! > > > > > > Thanks, > > > Marlene > > > > > > Marlene DiGiovanni > > > MarleneDiGi@prodigy.net > > > > > > > > > Hi Darlene, > > I feel pretty guilty, as I know I am giving the impression that I am > directly descended from George Shannon of the Lewis and Clark. The reason > I put out this query is because family stories state that our John Shannon > was the first cousin of George and all the rest of that family, as our > John's father was the brother of George d. 1803 Belmont Co. Hope I am > making that plain and not confusing. > > Now all that I have ever read about George d. 1803 is that he was an orphan > whose mother died on board ship from Ireland and that his father left him > in the care of others while the father went back to Ireland and that ship > was lost at sea. No where have I ever found a mention of a sibling for > George d. 1803. It is such a prominent family that some members surely > have done an extensive search. > > Do you know the origin of George d.. 1803 - and if he had at least one > brother? I would be interested in how you are connected. I found a person > - Ruth Monroe Story - who was a great grand daughter of George who went on > the L & C. She donated an item belonging to that George to the Oregon > History Center in Portland, Oregon. I recently obtained a picture of > it. I live just south of San Francisco and am originally from Portland - I > plan on dropping by the History Center in a few weeks on a trip north to > Portland. > > If you are indeed a descendant of George of the L & C, I have also recently > obtained 2 articles about him from a Ranger who did research for me at the > L & C Interpretative Center in Great Falls, Montana. > > I will anxious to hear from you and thanks for responding! > Marlene > > Marlene DiGiovanni > MarleneDiGi@prodigy.net > >

This would probably be from Hugh Shannon and Jane Marrs line. Hugh was one of the first settlers in Ark. We do not know the names of all his children. The only listing is from Newton Co. Mo. in the 1860 or so. The census from 1820 list 6 children I believe I will have to check my hard copy. Jimmy Kerr 10802 IH 37 Corpus Christi, Tx. 78410 I think my ancestors must have been in the witness protection program ! Genealogy Site: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=107971 Genealogy Site (diff style) http://www.gbnf.com/genealog2/kerr1/home.htm Gen Cirlces (this one matches others really good) http://www.gencircles.com/users/jimmykerr/1 Ector County, Texas ( Coordinator ) http://www.rootsweb.com/~txector/ Lohmann Reasearch Page: (Coordinator) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~lohmann/~lohmann.index.html ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pamela Smith" <prsmith@sbcglobal.net> To: <SHANNON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 09, 2002 9:47 AM Subject: [SHANNON-L] Search for William Hugh Shannon I am trying to find information on William Hugh Shannon born about 1829 in Arkansas. The 1850 census for Newton County, Missouri shows him age 21 and living with a family "Kearney?" with the head of household a woman named Catherine. The census also lists Elizabeth and George as Shannon's and as Kearney's so it could be there really were 2 Elizabeth's and 2 Georges. He does not show up on the 1840 census. He lists his father and mother as both born in Kentucky. William Hugh and Amanda Holmes married 2/24/1874 in Newton County, Missouri. I have not been able to find any records of him from 1850 again until 1880 when he shows up on the 1880 census for Arrant County, Texas. On this census it shows he is married with 6 children. Amanda Holmes is his wife and it seems like she is a second wife. There are three children before their marriage: Nancy VS., Mary Eliza, and William HE. Then there are three after their marriage: James I, Arthur, and Evart. This is my great grandfather and I would really love to get any information.