Don: Not sure if you tried this angle - but I see PEI connection in the next generation - son marrying a Duffy - I would check the Atlantic Provinces to see if you can make a connection back to Bruce - I have not personally found him in PEI but must admit I have not done all Shaw trees here to be certain. I know you do not connect to my tree. My family came Scotland to PEI then many to the states, Boston and Maine and Mass. I was abit surprised they had travelled so far. A William and Bruce do appear in Shaw file on the islandregister provided by James Shaw. www.islandregister.com in case you have not been there but do not see YOUR connection there either. Is it possible that Bruce was married prior to A Tucker? Could he be older than you suspect? gl sherri ----- Original Message ----- From: <shaw-request@rootsweb.com> To: <shaw@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 03, 2007 11:14 PM Subject: SHAW Digest, Vol 2, Issue 143 > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Bruce Shaw & Annie Tucker, abt 1860, Aroostook County, Maine > (donn robinson) > 2. William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, Maryland (Denise Shaw) > 3. Re: William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, Maryland > (Paul Shaw) > 4. Re: William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, Maryland > (Denise Shaw) > 5. Re: William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, Maryland > (Paul Shaw) > 6. Re: William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, Maryland > (Denise Shaw) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2007 09:51:35 -0400 > From: "donn robinson" <drobinson41@sc.rr.com> > Subject: [SHAW] Bruce Shaw & Annie Tucker, abt 1860, Aroostook County, > Maine > To: <SHAW@rootsweb.com> > Message-ID: <000a01c7ee31$8b4324b0$0a00a8c0@CX102111b> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" > > Hello List, > I'm seeking information for Bruce Shaw, born circa 1855 ? Location ? > and Annie Tucker, born abt 1858? Location ?. They were married abt 1880 ? > Their children ? Died ? location ? > Their son, George Thomas Shaw, born June 10, 1881 Haynesville, Aroostook, > ME, died Aug. 1, 1950 Portage Lake, Aroostook, Maine. Geo. married unknown > first wife ??, probably around 1900?. > Married second wife, Mildred Duffy Dec. 24, 1921 at Ashland, Aroostook, > ME. She is the dau. of John B. Duffy born abt 1875 ? at Prince Edward > Island, Canada and Mary J. Wright born abt 1880? at Richmond, Carleton, > NB, Canada. > > George T Shaw and Mildred Duffy had five children that I know of: > 1. Arnold E. Shaw b. Aug 27, 1922 (My wife's father) > 2. John Shaw b. abt 1923/24 died in WWII in the Pacific. > 3. George W. Shaw b. Nov. 30, 1925 died March 23, 2001, Eagle Lake, > Aroostook, ME > 4. Vivian Shaw b. abt 1928 > 5. Frederick Bruce Shaw b. abt 1932 died 1943 > > Thank you in advance for any information/Leads that will help to create a > legacy for this family will be greatly appreciated. > > Don Robinson > > ------------------------------ > > Message: 2 > Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2007 14:34:59 -0400 > From: "Denise Shaw" <dmcshaw@hughes.net> > Subject: [SHAW] William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, Maryland > To: <SHAW@rootsweb.com> > Message-ID: <004701c7ee59$27884310$6401a8c0@HomeOffice> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > > I am researching the line of William S. Shaw from Charles County, MD as > follows: > > William Shaw (Abt 1767 - Abt 1820), m. Pricilla MNU (abt 1760-1831) > Children: > Joseph (1786 twin) > Sarah (1786 twin) > Samuel (abt 1791) > William S. (abt 1793) > Luke Lewis (1796) > Ann (abt 1795) > John Anderson (abt 1806) > Matilda (abt 1808) > James (abt 1810) > Note: After William's death, Pricilla moved to Nicholas County, KY to live > near her son, Luke Lewis Shaw. > > William S. Shaw (1793-1862), m. Milley (MNU) (1780-1843) NO CHILDREN, m. > Innocent B. (MNU) (abt 1818-1903) > Children of William S. Shaw & Innocent B. (MNU): > William Columbus (1850-1930), m. Victorine Lucy Willett (1862-1919) > Joseph Berry Shaw (1854-1894), m. Elizabeth Kate Willett (1857-1916) > Walter Millard Shaw (1856-1933), m. Maria Frances Hicks (1859-1924) > Mary R. Shaw (1857-), m. ? Marshall E. Boarman (1954-) > Elkanah Arosia Shaw (1859-1898), m. Virgie Eugenia Robey (1871-1958) > > After William S. Shaw died, Innocent Shaw married Dennis Gates (son of > Elias > & Ann Gates) in 1868. > > After Joseph Berry Shaw's death, Elizabeth Kate Willett married Robert M. > O'Keefe in 1899. After Elizabeth's death in 1916, Robert O'Keefe married > Etta E. Armiger. > > We are at a brick wall trying to prove the parentage of William S. Shaw, > as > well as his first wife, Milley (MNU), and his second wife, Innocent B. > (MNU). We have found no definitive proof as to William S. Shaw's father's > name (perhaps William, John, James or Josiah Shaw), but his mother is > shown > as Pricilla (MNU) (possibly Price or Fearson?). We believe they were all > born and raised in Charles County. > > All of our Shaw family seemed to have attended St. Paul's Piney Parish > Episcopal Church, and many are buried there. > > In my research at the Southern Maryland Studies Center at CSM, I found > several letters written to the Charles County Historical Society in 1975 > and > 1979 from a Carol Lee (Shaw?) Moore (Mrs. Robert L. Moore), who was a > grandaughter to John Anderson Shaw, one of William S. Shaw's brothers, > seeking information on William S. Shaw. She stated she had in her > possession > original letters written by one of William's brothers, Joseph Shaw in > Indiana, to the William S. Shaw family members addressed to Beantown, > Bryantown, & Charles County, MD, spanning 1837-1867. References in the > letters concern "Henry Bean's family, who is running Aunt Actone's farm, > where is Cousin Betsy Shaw living, how are the Beans and Owens, how is > Beantown and the tobacco market?" I have been unsuccessful in tracking > down > Ms. Moore or her descendants in attempts to obtain copies of these > letters. > If you know how to reach Carol L. Shaw Moore or her family, please let me > know. > > I am hoping there are other Charles County families out there sharing > common > ties with our Shaw line that may have information on our "missing links." > > Please check your family bibles, etc. and please contact me if you have > find > any information you can share. Thank you. > > Denise C. Shaw > dmcshaw@hughes.net > > > > > ------------------------------ > > Message: 3 > Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2007 18:16:22 -0700 (PDT) > From: Paul Shaw <peeshaw@sbcglobal.net> > Subject: Re: [SHAW] William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, > Maryland > To: shaw@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <189132.52357.qm@web82603.mail.mud.yahoo.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 > > Denise, > > Do you know a Barbara O'nan? I believe she is researching the same line > as you. I have been trying to find a connection to my shaw line thru her > shaw line. My Gabriel Shaw b.1818 Brown Co. Ohio. His father is believed > to be named Joseph Shaw. Her Joseph settled accross the river in Ohio. The > rest of the family settled in Kentucky. > > Paul > > Denise Shaw <dmcshaw@hughes.net> wrote: > I am researching the line of William S. Shaw from Charles County, MD as > follows: > > William Shaw (Abt 1767 - Abt 1820), m. Pricilla MNU (abt 1760-1831) > Children: > Joseph (1786 twin) > Sarah (1786 twin) > Samuel (abt 1791) > William S. (abt 1793) > Luke Lewis (1796) > Ann (abt 1795) > John Anderson (abt 1806) > Matilda (abt 1808) > James (abt 1810) > Note: After William's death, Pricilla moved to Nicholas County, KY to live > near her son, Luke Lewis Shaw. > > William S. Shaw (1793-1862), m. Milley (MNU) (1780-1843) NO CHILDREN, m. > Innocent B. (MNU) (abt 1818-1903) > Children of William S. Shaw & Innocent B. (MNU): > William Columbus (1850-1930), m. Victorine Lucy Willett (1862-1919) > Joseph Berry Shaw (1854-1894), m. Elizabeth Kate Willett (1857-1916) > Walter Millard Shaw (1856-1933), m. Maria Frances Hicks (1859-1924) > Mary R. Shaw (1857-), m. ? Marshall E. Boarman (1954-) > Elkanah Arosia Shaw (1859-1898), m. Virgie Eugenia Robey (1871-1958) > > After William S. Shaw died, Innocent Shaw married Dennis Gates (son of > Elias > & Ann Gates) in 1868. > > After Joseph Berry Shaw's death, Elizabeth Kate Willett married Robert M. > O'Keefe in 1899. After Elizabeth's death in 1916, Robert O'Keefe married > Etta E. Armiger. > > We are at a brick wall trying to prove the parentage of William S. Shaw, > as > well as his first wife, Milley (MNU), and his second wife, Innocent B. > (MNU). We have found no definitive proof as to William S. Shaw's father's > name (perhaps William, John, James or Josiah Shaw), but his mother is > shown > as Pricilla (MNU) (possibly Price or Fearson?). We believe they were all > born and raised in Charles County. > > All of our Shaw family seemed to have attended St. Paul's Piney Parish > Episcopal Church, and many are buried there. > > In my research at the Southern Maryland Studies Center at CSM, I found > several letters written to the Charles County Historical Society in 1975 > and > 1979 from a Carol Lee (Shaw?) Moore (Mrs. Robert L. Moore), who was a > grandaughter to John Anderson Shaw, one of William S. Shaw's brothers, > seeking information on William S. Shaw. She stated she had in her > possession > original letters written by one of William's brothers, Joseph Shaw in > Indiana, to the William S. Shaw family members addressed to Beantown, > Bryantown, & Charles County, MD, spanning 1837-1867. References in the > letters concern "Henry Bean's family, who is running Aunt Actone's farm, > where is Cousin Betsy Shaw living, how are the Beans and Owens, how is > Beantown and the tobacco market?" I have been unsuccessful in tracking > down > Ms. Moore or her descendants in attempts to obtain copies of these > letters. > If you know how to reach Carol L. Shaw Moore or her family, please let me > know. > > I am hoping there are other Charles County families out there sharing > common > ties with our Shaw line that may have information on our "missing links." > > Please check your family bibles, etc. and please contact me if you have > find > any information you can share. Thank you. > > Denise C. Shaw > dmcshaw@hughes.net > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SHAW-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > > ------------------------------ > > Message: 4 > Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2007 21:34:31 -0400 > From: "Denise Shaw" <dmcshaw@hughes.net> > Subject: Re: [SHAW] William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, > Maryland > To: <shaw@rootsweb.com> > Message-ID: <008d01c7ee93$c5b587c0$6401a8c0@HomeOffice> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > > Hi, Paul. No, I haven't yet talked to Barbara O'Nan. I have been in > touch with other Shaw descendants from Indiana and Kentucky, though. We > seem to all have the same basic information and are at the same brick > wall. There are many theories about William S. Shaw's parentage, but > nobody has actually come up with a document to prove any of the > theories. Some seem pretty logical, but until I can find something > definite, I am hesitant to link to any of the theories just yet. I'm > waiting for copies of military records and pension files in hopes they > may contain some clues to help us pin this down. I'm also hoping some > other family lines that interconnect with the Shaw line may have some > clues (e.g. Bean, Berry, Willett, Gates, O'Keefe, & Robey). Let's keep > our fingers crossed! > > Denise > > -----Original Message----- > From: shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > Behalf Of Paul Shaw > Sent: Monday, September 03, 2007 9:16 PM > To: shaw@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [SHAW] William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, Maryland > > > Denise, > > Do you know a Barbara O'nan? I believe she is researching the same > line as you. I have been trying to find a connection to my shaw line > thru her shaw line. My Gabriel Shaw b.1818 Brown Co. Ohio. His father is > believed to be named Joseph Shaw. Her Joseph settled accross the river > in Ohio. The rest of the family settled in Kentucky. > > Paul > > Denise Shaw <dmcshaw@hughes.net> wrote: > I am researching the line of William S. Shaw from Charles County, MD > as > follows: > > William Shaw (Abt 1767 - Abt 1820), m. Pricilla MNU (abt 1760-1831) > Children: > Joseph (1786 twin) > Sarah (1786 twin) > Samuel (abt 1791) > William S. (abt 1793) > Luke Lewis (1796) > Ann (abt 1795) > John Anderson (abt 1806) > Matilda (abt 1808) > James (abt 1810) > Note: After William's death, Pricilla moved to Nicholas County, KY to > live near her son, Luke Lewis Shaw. > > William S. Shaw (1793-1862), m. Milley (MNU) (1780-1843) NO CHILDREN, m. > Innocent B. (MNU) (abt 1818-1903) Children of William S. Shaw & Innocent > B. (MNU): William Columbus (1850-1930), m. Victorine Lucy Willett > (1862-1919) Joseph Berry Shaw (1854-1894), m. Elizabeth Kate Willett > (1857-1916) Walter Millard Shaw (1856-1933), m. Maria Frances Hicks > (1859-1924) Mary R. Shaw (1857-), m. ? Marshall E. Boarman (1954-) > Elkanah Arosia Shaw (1859-1898), m. Virgie Eugenia Robey (1871-1958) > > After William S. Shaw died, Innocent Shaw married Dennis Gates (son of > Elias & Ann Gates) in 1868. > > After Joseph Berry Shaw's death, Elizabeth Kate Willett married Robert > M. O'Keefe in 1899. After Elizabeth's death in 1916, Robert O'Keefe > married Etta E. Armiger. > > We are at a brick wall trying to prove the parentage of William S. Shaw, > as well as his first wife, Milley (MNU), and his second wife, Innocent > B. (MNU). We have found no definitive proof as to William S. Shaw's > father's name (perhaps William, John, James or Josiah Shaw), but his > mother is shown as Pricilla (MNU) (possibly Price or Fearson?). We > believe they were all born and raised in Charles County. > > All of our Shaw family seemed to have attended St. Paul's Piney Parish > Episcopal Church, and many are buried there. > > In my research at the Southern Maryland Studies Center at CSM, I found > several letters written to the Charles County Historical Society in 1975 > and 1979 from a Carol Lee (Shaw?) Moore (Mrs. Robert L. Moore), who was > a grandaughter to John Anderson Shaw, one of William S. Shaw's brothers, > seeking information on William S. Shaw. She stated she had in her > possession original letters written by one of William's brothers, Joseph > Shaw in Indiana, to the William S. Shaw family members addressed to > Beantown, Bryantown, & Charles County, MD, spanning 1837-1867. > References in the letters concern "Henry Bean's family, who is running > Aunt Actone's farm, where is Cousin Betsy Shaw living, how are the Beans > and Owens, how is Beantown and the tobacco market?" I have been > unsuccessful in tracking down Ms. Moore or her descendants in attempts > to obtain copies of these letters. If you know how to reach Carol L. > Shaw Moore or her family, please let me know. > > I am hoping there are other Charles County families out there sharing > common ties with our Shaw line that may have information on our "missing > links." > > Please check your family bibles, etc. and please contact me if you have > find any information you can share. Thank you. > > Denise C. Shaw > dmcshaw@hughes.net > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SHAW-request@rootsweb.com 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 > SHAW-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > ------------------------------ > > Message: 5 > Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2007 18:50:53 -0700 (PDT) > From: Paul Shaw <peeshaw@sbcglobal.net> > Subject: Re: [SHAW] William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, > Maryland > To: shaw@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <404877.63681.qm@web82603.mail.mud.yahoo.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 > > Denise, > > This is some of what Barbara has sent to me. She also has a family group > sheet on William Shaw. I hope she doesn't mind her e-mail is > heritage62@gmail.com > > > My Shaw family came to Kentucky from Maryland abt 1816. I have no > record that Joseph Shaw, b. 1786 came with them but he was an older > brother of my ancestor Luke Lewis Shaw so he quite possibly came down the > Ohio river with Luke and the group of people who also made the trip. If > not, then he could have come earlier. Luke and wife Lucinda Elizabeth > Tinney married in Adams Co, Ohio in 1817, possibly at the home of a > relative. Luke and wife originally settled in Pendleton Co, Ky across > the river from Adams, Clermont, and Brown Co, Ohio. Brown Co, Ohio was > formed from Adams and Clermont Co in 1818. Luke and Joseph's younger > brother brought their mother and four younger siblings to Kentucky between > 1821-1822. The younger brother became a Methodist minister and had > children born in Brown Co, Ohio. > > I haven't found three of Luke's older brothers in Kentucky and I believe > they settled early in Ohio. They are: Samuel, b. aft 1786, Joseph, b. > 1786, and William, b. 1793. Luke served in Capt. Samuel Raisin's company > in the War of 1812. If his brothers also served, they may have received > Virginia military warrants for land in Ohio. > > > > Denise Shaw <dmcshaw@hughes.net> wrote: > Hi, Paul. No, I haven't yet talked to Barbara O'Nan. I have been in > touch with other Shaw descendants from Indiana and Kentucky, though. We > seem to all have the same basic information and are at the same brick > wall. There are many theories about William S. Shaw's parentage, but > nobody has actually come up with a document to prove any of the > theories. Some seem pretty logical, but until I can find something > definite, I am hesitant to link to any of the theories just yet. I'm > waiting for copies of military records and pension files in hopes they > may contain some clues to help us pin this down. I'm also hoping some > other family lines that interconnect with the Shaw line may have some > clues (e.g. Bean, Berry, Willett, Gates, O'Keefe, & Robey). Let's keep > our fingers crossed! > > Denise > > -----Original Message----- > From: shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > Behalf Of Paul Shaw > Sent: Monday, September 03, 2007 9:16 PM > To: shaw@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [SHAW] William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, Maryland > > > Denise, > > Do you know a Barbara O'nan? I believe she is researching the same > line as you. I have been trying to find a connection to my shaw line > thru her shaw line. My Gabriel Shaw b.1818 Brown Co. Ohio. His father is > believed to be named Joseph Shaw. Her Joseph settled accross the river > in Ohio. The rest of the family settled in Kentucky. > > Paul > > Denise Shaw wrote: > I am researching the line of William S. Shaw from Charles County, MD > as > follows: > > William Shaw (Abt 1767 - Abt 1820), m. Pricilla MNU (abt 1760-1831) > Children: > Joseph (1786 twin) > Sarah (1786 twin) > Samuel (abt 1791) > William S. (abt 1793) > Luke Lewis (1796) > Ann (abt 1795) > John Anderson (abt 1806) > Matilda (abt 1808) > James (abt 1810) > Note: After William's death, Pricilla moved to Nicholas County, KY to > live near her son, Luke Lewis Shaw. > > William S. Shaw (1793-1862), m. Milley (MNU) (1780-1843) NO CHILDREN, m. > Innocent B. (MNU) (abt 1818-1903) Children of William S. Shaw & Innocent > B. (MNU): William Columbus (1850-1930), m. Victorine Lucy Willett > (1862-1919) Joseph Berry Shaw (1854-1894), m. Elizabeth Kate Willett > (1857-1916) Walter Millard Shaw (1856-1933), m. Maria Frances Hicks > (1859-1924) Mary R. Shaw (1857-), m. ? Marshall E. Boarman (1954-) > Elkanah Arosia Shaw (1859-1898), m. Virgie Eugenia Robey (1871-1958) > > After William S. Shaw died, Innocent Shaw married Dennis Gates (son of > Elias & Ann Gates) in 1868. > > After Joseph Berry Shaw's death, Elizabeth Kate Willett married Robert > M. O'Keefe in 1899. After Elizabeth's death in 1916, Robert O'Keefe > married Etta E. Armiger. > > We are at a brick wall trying to prove the parentage of William S. Shaw, > as well as his first wife, Milley (MNU), and his second wife, Innocent > B. (MNU). We have found no definitive proof as to William S. Shaw's > father's name (perhaps William, John, James or Josiah Shaw), but his > mother is shown as Pricilla (MNU) (possibly Price or Fearson?). We > believe they were all born and raised in Charles County. > > All of our Shaw family seemed to have attended St. Paul's Piney Parish > Episcopal Church, and many are buried there. > > In my research at the Southern Maryland Studies Center at CSM, I found > several letters written to the Charles County Historical Society in 1975 > and 1979 from a Carol Lee (Shaw?) Moore (Mrs. Robert L. Moore), who was > a grandaughter to John Anderson Shaw, one of William S. Shaw's brothers, > seeking information on William S. Shaw. She stated she had in her > possession original letters written by one of William's brothers, Joseph > Shaw in Indiana, to the William S. Shaw family members addressed to > Beantown, Bryantown, & Charles County, MD, spanning 1837-1867. > References in the letters concern "Henry Bean's family, who is running > Aunt Actone's farm, where is Cousin Betsy Shaw living, how are the Beans > and Owens, how is Beantown and the tobacco market?" I have been > unsuccessful in tracking down Ms. Moore or her descendants in attempts > to obtain copies of these letters. If you know how to reach Carol L. > Shaw Moore or her family, please let me know. > > I am hoping there are other Charles County families out there sharing > common ties with our Shaw line that may have information on our "missing > links." > > Please check your family bibles, etc. and please contact me if you have > find any information you can share. Thank you. > > Denise C. Shaw > dmcshaw@hughes.net > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SHAW-request@rootsweb.com 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 > SHAW-request@rootsweb.com 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 > SHAW-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > > ------------------------------ > > Message: 6 > Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2007 22:13:22 -0400 > From: "Denise Shaw" <dmcshaw@hughes.net> > Subject: Re: [SHAW] William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, > Maryland > To: <shaw@rootsweb.com> > Message-ID: <008e01c7ee99$341978c0$6401a8c0@HomeOffice> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > > William S. Shaw stayed behind in Charles County, Maryland, as evidenced > by the letters Carol Lee Moore had in her possession written from Joseph > in Indiana back to William here in Charles County. Apparently, William > served in the War of 1812 also, but I don't yet know his company or > other information. His 2nd wife, Innocent, applied for and received a > pension for his service. Sure wish I could find Carol Lee Moore and > those letters! > > > Thanks for Barbara's e-mail. I will try to contact her to share info. > > -----Original Message----- > From: shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > Behalf Of Paul Shaw > Sent: Monday, September 03, 2007 9:51 PM > To: shaw@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [SHAW] William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, Maryland > > > Denise, > > This is some of what Barbara has sent to me. She also has a family > group sheet on William Shaw. I hope she doesn't mind her e-mail is > heritage62@gmail.com > > > My Shaw family came to Kentucky from Maryland abt 1816. I have no > record that Joseph Shaw, b. 1786 came with them but he was an older > brother of my ancestor Luke Lewis Shaw so he quite possibly came down > the Ohio river with Luke and the group of people who also made the trip. > If not, then he could have come earlier. Luke and wife Lucinda > Elizabeth Tinney married in Adams Co, Ohio in 1817, possibly at the home > of a relative. Luke and wife originally settled in Pendleton Co, Ky > across the river from Adams, Clermont, and Brown Co, Ohio. Brown Co, > Ohio was formed from Adams and Clermont Co in 1818. Luke and Joseph's > younger brother brought their mother and four younger siblings to > Kentucky between 1821-1822. The younger brother became a Methodist > minister and had children born in Brown Co, Ohio. > > I haven't found three of Luke's older brothers in Kentucky and I believe > they settled early in Ohio. They are: Samuel, b. aft 1786, Joseph, > b. 1786, and William, b. 1793. Luke served in Capt. Samuel Raisin's > company in the War of 1812. If his brothers also served, they may have > received Virginia military warrants for land in Ohio. > > > > Denise Shaw <dmcshaw@hughes.net> wrote: > Hi, Paul. No, I haven't yet talked to Barbara O'Nan. I have been in > touch with other Shaw descendants from Indiana and Kentucky, though. We > seem to all have the same basic information and are at the same brick > wall. There are many theories about William S. Shaw's parentage, but > nobody has actually come up with a document to prove any of the > theories. Some seem pretty logical, but until I can find something > definite, I am hesitant to link to any of the theories just yet. I'm > waiting for copies of military records and pension files in hopes they > may contain some clues to help us pin this down. I'm also hoping some > other family lines that interconnect with the Shaw line may have some > clues (e.g. Bean, Berry, Willett, Gates, O'Keefe, & Robey). Let's keep > our fingers crossed! > > Denise > > -----Original Message----- > From: shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > Behalf Of Paul Shaw > Sent: Monday, September 03, 2007 9:16 PM > To: shaw@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [SHAW] William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, Maryland > > > Denise, > > Do you know a Barbara O'nan? I believe she is researching the same line > as you. I have been trying to find a connection to my shaw line thru her > shaw line. My Gabriel Shaw b.1818 Brown Co. Ohio. His father is believed > to be named Joseph Shaw. Her Joseph settled accross the river in Ohio. > The rest of the family settled in Kentucky. > > Paul > > Denise Shaw wrote: > I am researching the line of William S. Shaw from Charles County, MD as > follows: > > William Shaw (Abt 1767 - Abt 1820), m. Pricilla MNU (abt 1760-1831) > Children: > Joseph (1786 twin) > Sarah (1786 twin) > Samuel (abt 1791) > William S. (abt 1793) > Luke Lewis (1796) > Ann (abt 1795) > John Anderson (abt 1806) > Matilda (abt 1808) > James (abt 1810) > Note: After William's death, Pricilla moved to Nicholas County, KY to > live near her son, Luke Lewis Shaw. > > William S. Shaw (1793-1862), m. Milley (MNU) (1780-1843) NO CHILDREN, m. > Innocent B. (MNU) (abt 1818-1903) Children of William S. Shaw & Innocent > B. (MNU): William Columbus (1850-1930), m. Victorine Lucy Willett > (1862-1919) Joseph Berry Shaw (1854-1894), m. Elizabeth Kate Willett > (1857-1916) Walter Millard Shaw (1856-1933), m. Maria Frances Hicks > (1859-1924) Mary R. Shaw (1857-), m. ? Marshall E. Boarman (1954-) > Elkanah Arosia Shaw (1859-1898), m. Virgie Eugenia Robey (1871-1958) > > After William S. Shaw died, Innocent Shaw married Dennis Gates (son of > Elias & Ann Gates) in 1868. > > After Joseph Berry Shaw's death, Elizabeth Kate Willett married Robert > M. O'Keefe in 1899. After Elizabeth's death in 1916, Robert O'Keefe > married Etta E. Armiger. > > We are at a brick wall trying to prove the parentage of William S. Shaw, > as well as his first wife, Milley (MNU), and his second wife, Innocent > B. (MNU). We have found no definitive proof as to William S. Shaw's > father's name (perhaps William, John, James or Josiah Shaw), but his > mother is shown as Pricilla (MNU) (possibly Price or Fearson?). We > believe they were all born and raised in Charles County. > > All of our Shaw family seemed to have attended St. Paul's Piney Parish > Episcopal Church, and many are buried there. > > In my research at the Southern Maryland Studies Center at CSM, I found > several letters written to the Charles County Historical Society in 1975 > and 1979 from a Carol Lee (Shaw?) Moore (Mrs. Robert L. Moore), who was > a grandaughter to John Anderson Shaw, one of William S. Shaw's brothers, > seeking information on William S. Shaw. She stated she had in her > possession original letters written by one of William's brothers, Joseph > Shaw in Indiana, to the William S. Shaw family members addressed to > Beantown, Bryantown, & Charles County, MD, spanning 1837-1867. > References in the letters concern "Henry Bean's family, who is running > Aunt Actone's farm, where is Cousin Betsy Shaw living, how are the Beans > and Owens, how is Beantown and the tobacco market?" I have been > unsuccessful in tracking down Ms. Moore or her descendants in attempts > to obtain copies of these letters. If you know how to reach Carol L. > Shaw Moore or her family, please let me know. > > I am hoping there are other Charles County families out there sharing > common ties with our Shaw line that may have information on our "missing > links." > > Please check your family bibles, etc. and please contact me if you have > find any information you can share. Thank you. > > Denise C. Shaw > dmcshaw@hughes.net > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SHAW-request@rootsweb.com 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 > SHAW-request@rootsweb.com 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 > SHAW-request@rootsweb.com 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 > SHAW-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > ------------------------------ > > To contact the SHAW list administrator, send an email to > SHAW-admin@rootsweb.com. > > To post a message to the SHAW mailing list, send an email to > SHAW@rootsweb.com. > > __________________________________________________________ > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SHAW-request@rootsweb.com > with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body > of the > email with no additional text. > > > End of SHAW Digest, Vol 2, Issue 143 > ************************************ >

William S. Shaw stayed behind in Charles County, Maryland, as evidenced by the letters Carol Lee Moore had in her possession written from Joseph in Indiana back to William here in Charles County. Apparently, William served in the War of 1812 also, but I don't yet know his company or other information. His 2nd wife, Innocent, applied for and received a pension for his service. Sure wish I could find Carol Lee Moore and those letters! Thanks for Barbara's e-mail. I will try to contact her to share info. -----Original Message----- From: shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Paul Shaw Sent: Monday, September 03, 2007 9:51 PM To: shaw@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SHAW] William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, Maryland Denise, This is some of what Barbara has sent to me. She also has a family group sheet on William Shaw. I hope she doesn't mind her e-mail is heritage62@gmail.com My Shaw family came to Kentucky from Maryland abt 1816. I have no record that Joseph Shaw, b. 1786 came with them but he was an older brother of my ancestor Luke Lewis Shaw so he quite possibly came down the Ohio river with Luke and the group of people who also made the trip. If not, then he could have come earlier. Luke and wife Lucinda Elizabeth Tinney married in Adams Co, Ohio in 1817, possibly at the home of a relative. Luke and wife originally settled in Pendleton Co, Ky across the river from Adams, Clermont, and Brown Co, Ohio. Brown Co, Ohio was formed from Adams and Clermont Co in 1818. Luke and Joseph's younger brother brought their mother and four younger siblings to Kentucky between 1821-1822. The younger brother became a Methodist minister and had children born in Brown Co, Ohio. I haven't found three of Luke's older brothers in Kentucky and I believe they settled early in Ohio. They are: Samuel, b. aft 1786, Joseph, b. 1786, and William, b. 1793. Luke served in Capt. Samuel Raisin's company in the War of 1812. If his brothers also served, they may have received Virginia military warrants for land in Ohio. Denise Shaw <dmcshaw@hughes.net> wrote: Hi, Paul. No, I haven't yet talked to Barbara O'Nan. I have been in touch with other Shaw descendants from Indiana and Kentucky, though. We seem to all have the same basic information and are at the same brick wall. There are many theories about William S. Shaw's parentage, but nobody has actually come up with a document to prove any of the theories. Some seem pretty logical, but until I can find something definite, I am hesitant to link to any of the theories just yet. I'm waiting for copies of military records and pension files in hopes they may contain some clues to help us pin this down. I'm also hoping some other family lines that interconnect with the Shaw line may have some clues (e.g. Bean, Berry, Willett, Gates, O'Keefe, & Robey). Let's keep our fingers crossed! Denise -----Original Message----- From: shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Paul Shaw Sent: Monday, September 03, 2007 9:16 PM To: shaw@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SHAW] William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, Maryland Denise, Do you know a Barbara O'nan? I believe she is researching the same line as you. I have been trying to find a connection to my shaw line thru her shaw line. My Gabriel Shaw b.1818 Brown Co. Ohio. His father is believed to be named Joseph Shaw. Her Joseph settled accross the river in Ohio. The rest of the family settled in Kentucky. Paul Denise Shaw wrote: I am researching the line of William S. Shaw from Charles County, MD as follows: William Shaw (Abt 1767 - Abt 1820), m. Pricilla MNU (abt 1760-1831) Children: Joseph (1786 twin) Sarah (1786 twin) Samuel (abt 1791) William S. (abt 1793) Luke Lewis (1796) Ann (abt 1795) John Anderson (abt 1806) Matilda (abt 1808) James (abt 1810) Note: After William's death, Pricilla moved to Nicholas County, KY to live near her son, Luke Lewis Shaw. William S. Shaw (1793-1862), m. Milley (MNU) (1780-1843) NO CHILDREN, m. Innocent B. (MNU) (abt 1818-1903) Children of William S. Shaw & Innocent B. (MNU): William Columbus (1850-1930), m. Victorine Lucy Willett (1862-1919) Joseph Berry Shaw (1854-1894), m. Elizabeth Kate Willett (1857-1916) Walter Millard Shaw (1856-1933), m. Maria Frances Hicks (1859-1924) Mary R. Shaw (1857-), m. ? Marshall E. Boarman (1954-) Elkanah Arosia Shaw (1859-1898), m. Virgie Eugenia Robey (1871-1958) After William S. Shaw died, Innocent Shaw married Dennis Gates (son of Elias & Ann Gates) in 1868. After Joseph Berry Shaw's death, Elizabeth Kate Willett married Robert M. O'Keefe in 1899. After Elizabeth's death in 1916, Robert O'Keefe married Etta E. Armiger. We are at a brick wall trying to prove the parentage of William S. Shaw, as well as his first wife, Milley (MNU), and his second wife, Innocent B. (MNU). We have found no definitive proof as to William S. Shaw's father's name (perhaps William, John, James or Josiah Shaw), but his mother is shown as Pricilla (MNU) (possibly Price or Fearson?). We believe they were all born and raised in Charles County. All of our Shaw family seemed to have attended St. Paul's Piney Parish Episcopal Church, and many are buried there. In my research at the Southern Maryland Studies Center at CSM, I found several letters written to the Charles County Historical Society in 1975 and 1979 from a Carol Lee (Shaw?) Moore (Mrs. Robert L. Moore), who was a grandaughter to John Anderson Shaw, one of William S. Shaw's brothers, seeking information on William S. Shaw. She stated she had in her possession original letters written by one of William's brothers, Joseph Shaw in Indiana, to the William S. Shaw family members addressed to Beantown, Bryantown, & Charles County, MD, spanning 1837-1867. References in the letters concern "Henry Bean's family, who is running Aunt Actone's farm, where is Cousin Betsy Shaw living, how are the Beans and Owens, how is Beantown and the tobacco market?" I have been unsuccessful in tracking down Ms. Moore or her descendants in attempts to obtain copies of these letters. If you know how to reach Carol L. Shaw Moore or her family, please let me know. I am hoping there are other Charles County families out there sharing common ties with our Shaw line that may have information on our "missing links." Please check your family bibles, etc. and please contact me if you have find any information you can share. Thank you. Denise C. Shaw dmcshaw@hughes.net ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SHAW-request@rootsweb.com 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 SHAW-request@rootsweb.com 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 SHAW-request@rootsweb.com 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 SHAW-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi, Paul. No, I haven't yet talked to Barbara O'Nan. I have been in touch with other Shaw descendants from Indiana and Kentucky, though. We seem to all have the same basic information and are at the same brick wall. There are many theories about William S. Shaw's parentage, but nobody has actually come up with a document to prove any of the theories. Some seem pretty logical, but until I can find something definite, I am hesitant to link to any of the theories just yet. I'm waiting for copies of military records and pension files in hopes they may contain some clues to help us pin this down. I'm also hoping some other family lines that interconnect with the Shaw line may have some clues (e.g. Bean, Berry, Willett, Gates, O'Keefe, & Robey). Let's keep our fingers crossed! Denise -----Original Message----- From: shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Paul Shaw Sent: Monday, September 03, 2007 9:16 PM To: shaw@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SHAW] William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, Maryland Denise, Do you know a Barbara O'nan? I believe she is researching the same line as you. I have been trying to find a connection to my shaw line thru her shaw line. My Gabriel Shaw b.1818 Brown Co. Ohio. His father is believed to be named Joseph Shaw. Her Joseph settled accross the river in Ohio. The rest of the family settled in Kentucky. Paul Denise Shaw <dmcshaw@hughes.net> wrote: I am researching the line of William S. Shaw from Charles County, MD as follows: William Shaw (Abt 1767 - Abt 1820), m. Pricilla MNU (abt 1760-1831) Children: Joseph (1786 twin) Sarah (1786 twin) Samuel (abt 1791) William S. (abt 1793) Luke Lewis (1796) Ann (abt 1795) John Anderson (abt 1806) Matilda (abt 1808) James (abt 1810) Note: After William's death, Pricilla moved to Nicholas County, KY to live near her son, Luke Lewis Shaw. William S. Shaw (1793-1862), m. Milley (MNU) (1780-1843) NO CHILDREN, m. Innocent B. (MNU) (abt 1818-1903) Children of William S. Shaw & Innocent B. (MNU): William Columbus (1850-1930), m. Victorine Lucy Willett (1862-1919) Joseph Berry Shaw (1854-1894), m. Elizabeth Kate Willett (1857-1916) Walter Millard Shaw (1856-1933), m. Maria Frances Hicks (1859-1924) Mary R. Shaw (1857-), m. ? Marshall E. Boarman (1954-) Elkanah Arosia Shaw (1859-1898), m. Virgie Eugenia Robey (1871-1958) After William S. Shaw died, Innocent Shaw married Dennis Gates (son of Elias & Ann Gates) in 1868. After Joseph Berry Shaw's death, Elizabeth Kate Willett married Robert M. O'Keefe in 1899. After Elizabeth's death in 1916, Robert O'Keefe married Etta E. Armiger. We are at a brick wall trying to prove the parentage of William S. Shaw, as well as his first wife, Milley (MNU), and his second wife, Innocent B. (MNU). We have found no definitive proof as to William S. Shaw's father's name (perhaps William, John, James or Josiah Shaw), but his mother is shown as Pricilla (MNU) (possibly Price or Fearson?). We believe they were all born and raised in Charles County. All of our Shaw family seemed to have attended St. Paul's Piney Parish Episcopal Church, and many are buried there. In my research at the Southern Maryland Studies Center at CSM, I found several letters written to the Charles County Historical Society in 1975 and 1979 from a Carol Lee (Shaw?) Moore (Mrs. Robert L. Moore), who was a grandaughter to John Anderson Shaw, one of William S. Shaw's brothers, seeking information on William S. Shaw. She stated she had in her possession original letters written by one of William's brothers, Joseph Shaw in Indiana, to the William S. Shaw family members addressed to Beantown, Bryantown, & Charles County, MD, spanning 1837-1867. References in the letters concern "Henry Bean's family, who is running Aunt Actone's farm, where is Cousin Betsy Shaw living, how are the Beans and Owens, how is Beantown and the tobacco market?" I have been unsuccessful in tracking down Ms. Moore or her descendants in attempts to obtain copies of these letters. If you know how to reach Carol L. Shaw Moore or her family, please let me know. I am hoping there are other Charles County families out there sharing common ties with our Shaw line that may have information on our "missing links." Please check your family bibles, etc. and please contact me if you have find any information you can share. Thank you. Denise C. Shaw dmcshaw@hughes.net ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SHAW-request@rootsweb.com 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 SHAW-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Denise, This is some of what Barbara has sent to me. She also has a family group sheet on William Shaw. I hope she doesn't mind her e-mail is heritage62@gmail.com My Shaw family came to Kentucky from Maryland abt 1816. I have no record that Joseph Shaw, b. 1786 came with them but he was an older brother of my ancestor Luke Lewis Shaw so he quite possibly came down the Ohio river with Luke and the group of people who also made the trip. If not, then he could have come earlier. Luke and wife Lucinda Elizabeth Tinney married in Adams Co, Ohio in 1817, possibly at the home of a relative. Luke and wife originally settled in Pendleton Co, Ky across the river from Adams, Clermont, and Brown Co, Ohio. Brown Co, Ohio was formed from Adams and Clermont Co in 1818. Luke and Joseph's younger brother brought their mother and four younger siblings to Kentucky between 1821-1822. The younger brother became a Methodist minister and had children born in Brown Co, Ohio. I haven't found three of Luke's older brothers in Kentucky and I believe they settled early in Ohio. They are: Samuel, b. aft 1786, Joseph, b. 1786, and William, b. 1793. Luke served in Capt. Samuel Raisin's company in the War of 1812. If his brothers also served, they may have received Virginia military warrants for land in Ohio. Denise Shaw <dmcshaw@hughes.net> wrote: Hi, Paul. No, I haven't yet talked to Barbara O'Nan. I have been in touch with other Shaw descendants from Indiana and Kentucky, though. We seem to all have the same basic information and are at the same brick wall. There are many theories about William S. Shaw's parentage, but nobody has actually come up with a document to prove any of the theories. Some seem pretty logical, but until I can find something definite, I am hesitant to link to any of the theories just yet. I'm waiting for copies of military records and pension files in hopes they may contain some clues to help us pin this down. I'm also hoping some other family lines that interconnect with the Shaw line may have some clues (e.g. Bean, Berry, Willett, Gates, O'Keefe, & Robey). Let's keep our fingers crossed! Denise -----Original Message----- From: shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Paul Shaw Sent: Monday, September 03, 2007 9:16 PM To: shaw@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SHAW] William S. Shaw Family from Charles County, Maryland Denise, Do you know a Barbara O'nan? I believe she is researching the same line as you. I have been trying to find a connection to my shaw line thru her shaw line. My Gabriel Shaw b.1818 Brown Co. Ohio. His father is believed to be named Joseph Shaw. Her Joseph settled accross the river in Ohio. The rest of the family settled in Kentucky. Paul Denise Shaw wrote: I am researching the line of William S. Shaw from Charles County, MD as follows: William Shaw (Abt 1767 - Abt 1820), m. Pricilla MNU (abt 1760-1831) Children: Joseph (1786 twin) Sarah (1786 twin) Samuel (abt 1791) William S. (abt 1793) Luke Lewis (1796) Ann (abt 1795) John Anderson (abt 1806) Matilda (abt 1808) James (abt 1810) Note: After William's death, Pricilla moved to Nicholas County, KY to live near her son, Luke Lewis Shaw. William S. Shaw (1793-1862), m. Milley (MNU) (1780-1843) NO CHILDREN, m. Innocent B. (MNU) (abt 1818-1903) Children of William S. Shaw & Innocent B. (MNU): William Columbus (1850-1930), m. Victorine Lucy Willett (1862-1919) Joseph Berry Shaw (1854-1894), m. Elizabeth Kate Willett (1857-1916) Walter Millard Shaw (1856-1933), m. Maria Frances Hicks (1859-1924) Mary R. Shaw (1857-), m. ? Marshall E. Boarman (1954-) Elkanah Arosia Shaw (1859-1898), m. Virgie Eugenia Robey (1871-1958) After William S. Shaw died, Innocent Shaw married Dennis Gates (son of Elias & Ann Gates) in 1868. After Joseph Berry Shaw's death, Elizabeth Kate Willett married Robert M. O'Keefe in 1899. After Elizabeth's death in 1916, Robert O'Keefe married Etta E. Armiger. We are at a brick wall trying to prove the parentage of William S. Shaw, as well as his first wife, Milley (MNU), and his second wife, Innocent B. (MNU). We have found no definitive proof as to William S. Shaw's father's name (perhaps William, John, James or Josiah Shaw), but his mother is shown as Pricilla (MNU) (possibly Price or Fearson?). We believe they were all born and raised in Charles County. All of our Shaw family seemed to have attended St. Paul's Piney Parish Episcopal Church, and many are buried there. In my research at the Southern Maryland Studies Center at CSM, I found several letters written to the Charles County Historical Society in 1975 and 1979 from a Carol Lee (Shaw?) Moore (Mrs. Robert L. Moore), who was a grandaughter to John Anderson Shaw, one of William S. Shaw's brothers, seeking information on William S. Shaw. She stated she had in her possession original letters written by one of William's brothers, Joseph Shaw in Indiana, to the William S. Shaw family members addressed to Beantown, Bryantown, & Charles County, MD, spanning 1837-1867. References in the letters concern "Henry Bean's family, who is running Aunt Actone's farm, where is Cousin Betsy Shaw living, how are the Beans and Owens, how is Beantown and the tobacco market?" I have been unsuccessful in tracking down Ms. Moore or her descendants in attempts to obtain copies of these letters. If you know how to reach Carol L. Shaw Moore or her family, please let me know. I am hoping there are other Charles County families out there sharing common ties with our Shaw line that may have information on our "missing links." Please check your family bibles, etc. and please contact me if you have find any information you can share. Thank you. Denise C. Shaw dmcshaw@hughes.net ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SHAW-request@rootsweb.com 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 SHAW-request@rootsweb.com 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 SHAW-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Denise, Do you know a Barbara O'nan? I believe she is researching the same line as you. I have been trying to find a connection to my shaw line thru her shaw line. My Gabriel Shaw b.1818 Brown Co. Ohio. His father is believed to be named Joseph Shaw. Her Joseph settled accross the river in Ohio. The rest of the family settled in Kentucky. Paul Denise Shaw <dmcshaw@hughes.net> wrote: I am researching the line of William S. Shaw from Charles County, MD as follows: William Shaw (Abt 1767 - Abt 1820), m. Pricilla MNU (abt 1760-1831) Children: Joseph (1786 twin) Sarah (1786 twin) Samuel (abt 1791) William S. (abt 1793) Luke Lewis (1796) Ann (abt 1795) John Anderson (abt 1806) Matilda (abt 1808) James (abt 1810) Note: After William's death, Pricilla moved to Nicholas County, KY to live near her son, Luke Lewis Shaw. William S. Shaw (1793-1862), m. Milley (MNU) (1780-1843) NO CHILDREN, m. Innocent B. (MNU) (abt 1818-1903) Children of William S. Shaw & Innocent B. (MNU): William Columbus (1850-1930), m. Victorine Lucy Willett (1862-1919) Joseph Berry Shaw (1854-1894), m. Elizabeth Kate Willett (1857-1916) Walter Millard Shaw (1856-1933), m. Maria Frances Hicks (1859-1924) Mary R. Shaw (1857-), m. ? Marshall E. Boarman (1954-) Elkanah Arosia Shaw (1859-1898), m. Virgie Eugenia Robey (1871-1958) After William S. Shaw died, Innocent Shaw married Dennis Gates (son of Elias & Ann Gates) in 1868. After Joseph Berry Shaw's death, Elizabeth Kate Willett married Robert M. O'Keefe in 1899. After Elizabeth's death in 1916, Robert O'Keefe married Etta E. Armiger. We are at a brick wall trying to prove the parentage of William S. Shaw, as well as his first wife, Milley (MNU), and his second wife, Innocent B. (MNU). We have found no definitive proof as to William S. Shaw's father's name (perhaps William, John, James or Josiah Shaw), but his mother is shown as Pricilla (MNU) (possibly Price or Fearson?). We believe they were all born and raised in Charles County. All of our Shaw family seemed to have attended St. Paul's Piney Parish Episcopal Church, and many are buried there. In my research at the Southern Maryland Studies Center at CSM, I found several letters written to the Charles County Historical Society in 1975 and 1979 from a Carol Lee (Shaw?) Moore (Mrs. Robert L. Moore), who was a grandaughter to John Anderson Shaw, one of William S. Shaw's brothers, seeking information on William S. Shaw. She stated she had in her possession original letters written by one of William's brothers, Joseph Shaw in Indiana, to the William S. Shaw family members addressed to Beantown, Bryantown, & Charles County, MD, spanning 1837-1867. References in the letters concern "Henry Bean's family, who is running Aunt Actone's farm, where is Cousin Betsy Shaw living, how are the Beans and Owens, how is Beantown and the tobacco market?" I have been unsuccessful in tracking down Ms. Moore or her descendants in attempts to obtain copies of these letters. If you know how to reach Carol L. Shaw Moore or her family, please let me know. I am hoping there are other Charles County families out there sharing common ties with our Shaw line that may have information on our "missing links." Please check your family bibles, etc. and please contact me if you have find any information you can share. Thank you. Denise C. Shaw dmcshaw@hughes.net ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SHAW-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I am researching the line of William S. Shaw from Charles County, MD as follows: William Shaw (Abt 1767 - Abt 1820), m. Pricilla MNU (abt 1760-1831) Children: Joseph (1786 twin) Sarah (1786 twin) Samuel (abt 1791) William S. (abt 1793) Luke Lewis (1796) Ann (abt 1795) John Anderson (abt 1806) Matilda (abt 1808) James (abt 1810) Note: After William's death, Pricilla moved to Nicholas County, KY to live near her son, Luke Lewis Shaw. William S. Shaw (1793-1862), m. Milley (MNU) (1780-1843) NO CHILDREN, m. Innocent B. (MNU) (abt 1818-1903) Children of William S. Shaw & Innocent B. (MNU): William Columbus (1850-1930), m. Victorine Lucy Willett (1862-1919) Joseph Berry Shaw (1854-1894), m. Elizabeth Kate Willett (1857-1916) Walter Millard Shaw (1856-1933), m. Maria Frances Hicks (1859-1924) Mary R. Shaw (1857-), m. ? Marshall E. Boarman (1954-) Elkanah Arosia Shaw (1859-1898), m. Virgie Eugenia Robey (1871-1958) After William S. Shaw died, Innocent Shaw married Dennis Gates (son of Elias & Ann Gates) in 1868. After Joseph Berry Shaw's death, Elizabeth Kate Willett married Robert M. O'Keefe in 1899. After Elizabeth's death in 1916, Robert O'Keefe married Etta E. Armiger. We are at a brick wall trying to prove the parentage of William S. Shaw, as well as his first wife, Milley (MNU), and his second wife, Innocent B. (MNU). We have found no definitive proof as to William S. Shaw's father's name (perhaps William, John, James or Josiah Shaw), but his mother is shown as Pricilla (MNU) (possibly Price or Fearson?). We believe they were all born and raised in Charles County. All of our Shaw family seemed to have attended St. Paul's Piney Parish Episcopal Church, and many are buried there. In my research at the Southern Maryland Studies Center at CSM, I found several letters written to the Charles County Historical Society in 1975 and 1979 from a Carol Lee (Shaw?) Moore (Mrs. Robert L. Moore), who was a grandaughter to John Anderson Shaw, one of William S. Shaw's brothers, seeking information on William S. Shaw. She stated she had in her possession original letters written by one of William's brothers, Joseph Shaw in Indiana, to the William S. Shaw family members addressed to Beantown, Bryantown, & Charles County, MD, spanning 1837-1867. References in the letters concern "Henry Bean's family, who is running Aunt Actone's farm, where is Cousin Betsy Shaw living, how are the Beans and Owens, how is Beantown and the tobacco market?" I have been unsuccessful in tracking down Ms. Moore or her descendants in attempts to obtain copies of these letters. If you know how to reach Carol L. Shaw Moore or her family, please let me know. I am hoping there are other Charles County families out there sharing common ties with our Shaw line that may have information on our "missing links." Please check your family bibles, etc. and please contact me if you have find any information you can share. Thank you. Denise C. Shaw dmcshaw@hughes.net

Hello List, I'm seeking information for Bruce Shaw, born circa 1855 ? Location ? and Annie Tucker, born abt 1858? Location ?. They were married abt 1880 ? Their children ? Died ? location ? Their son, George Thomas Shaw, born June 10, 1881 Haynesville, Aroostook, ME, died Aug. 1, 1950 Portage Lake, Aroostook, Maine. Geo. married unknown first wife ??, probably around 1900?. Married second wife, Mildred Duffy Dec. 24, 1921 at Ashland, Aroostook, ME. She is the dau. of John B. Duffy born abt 1875 ? at Prince Edward Island, Canada and Mary J. Wright born abt 1880? at Richmond, Carleton, NB, Canada. George T Shaw and Mildred Duffy had five children that I know of: 1. Arnold E. Shaw b. Aug 27, 1922 (My wife's father) 2. John Shaw b. abt 1923/24 died in WWII in the Pacific. 3. George W. Shaw b. Nov. 30, 1925 died March 23, 2001, Eagle Lake, Aroostook, ME 4. Vivian Shaw b. abt 1928 5. Frederick Bruce Shaw b. abt 1932 died 1943 Thank you in advance for any information/Leads that will help to create a legacy for this family will be greatly appreciated. Don Robinson

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: Steve_Orthwein Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.shaw/74.822.1715.2499/mb.ashx Message Board Post: My great grandfather was Alfred Putnam Beck born in 1862 in Texas (presumably Seguin, Guadalupe, Co.) For years I presumed he was beamed down by the starship enterprise. Now, through census records, I found him in Seguin, TX in the 1870 cebsus at 7 years old with a mother named Lectovinia and no father, but several brothers. Then in 1860 (before Alfred was born), by using the brothers names, I found the same family in Seguin with a father Israel P. and a mother named M.G. I also found a Rootsweb family tree with Israel Putnam Beck and Missouri Gillis Shaw (Beck). What records I've found Israel dying in 1969, thus not there in 1870, but who is Lectovenia Beck (b. KY) same age as Missouri G.? Any connections,any ideas, any help??? Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

Hello Robert, It has been awhile since we e-mailed concerning the Shaw and Bradley families. I am going to Vermont this week in hope of finding a birth record for Rebecca Bradley and family. Any help you can offer would be appreciated. I have looked through LDS FHC films for Jericho, clerk records, and the church records but found no record for her. I did find a lot of information on the Taylor and extended families through published genealogies. George Wyllys and John Haynes are buried in the old cemetery in Hartford and I have photographed their head stones and inscriptions. If there is anything you are interested in let me know. Thanks in advance, Bud -----Original Message----- From: shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:shaw-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of relativity49@yahoo.com Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2006 10:52 PM To: SHAW-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SHAW] Daniel Shaw & Rhoda Taylor, James Bradley & wife Sarah 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/BAHBAEB/2145.2148.2150.2153.2156.21 61.2.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.2.2.1.5 Message Board Post: Here are some of the family stats for you, Bud. Rhoda Taylor was born August 24, 1755 in Westfield, MA to Eldad and Esther (Day) Taylor (birth recorded there). Rhoda married Daniel Shaw in Becket, MA (intentions) January 16, 1772. Rufus was born in Becket May 5, 1773 (birth recorded there.) Rufus and Rebecca had the following births recorded in Williston, VT: Sally 1799 Enos April 24, 1801 (my ggg grandfather) Ansan Minerva Julius Sally/Polly June 14, 1813 Dennis James Bradley was born June 15, 1726 in East Haven, CT. His parents were William Bradley (b 1682) and Elizabeth Chidsey (b 1692/3). (William Bradley's parents were Isaac Bradley and Elizabeth Darrish. Elizabeth Chedsey's parents were Ebenezer Chidsey and Proscilla Thompson.) James Bradley's father died either before he was born or when he was a baby. James married Sarah, maiden name unknown - but some descendents have plausible a theory that it might be Newton.) James died in Jericho, VT at the home of his daughter, Sarah Rood. (Sarah Rood's husband (Thomas Drakely Rood) was the person who married Rufus and Rebecca.) James and Sarah Bradley had children: our Rebecca, born in Shelton CT (birth recorded by church- youngest in the family) Sarah (married Thomas D Rood) Lucy (married a Rood) Joanna (also married a Rood) Hephzibah Mehitable Emma Joseph (married Naomi Taylor - our Rhoda Taylor's sister - and Joseph is our Sarah's brother) Elisha (married Asenath Barber) 2 more sons According to a descendant of Sarah (Bradley) Rood, James Bradley was in the shipping business in CT before the the revolutionary war. Herman Rood (?) said that James Bradley lost a ship to British attack in the revolution. James is also said to have sold land in New Haven to Yale U. As for Daniel Shaw, I have been trying to piece together information to try to locate his parents. The Williston VT clerk gave me an "unofficial" date of birth for him of 1740. He died in Williston July 1, 1804. The Daniel Shaw (our Daniel's son and Rufus's brother) is listed by name on the estate records from when our Daniel died in 1804. Daniel Shaw, Jr was "unofficially" born in 1757, which would mean that Rhoda Taylor was not his mother - and our Daniel was married before. He married Polly Woodworth. Now, an account in Williston says that Daniel Shaw was from Taunton MA. Daniel Shaw and Jemima Hodges were married in 1739 and lived in Taunton. Records destroyed by fire in Taunton, but a birth in 1740 would match up very nicely for them to be his parents. More later..... ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SHAW-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: BettyCampbell342 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.shaw/382.1055.1.1.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Leslie, I believe my Grandmother Zelma Shaw is daughter to James and Margaret Shaw, I have no documentation for this but with the census reports ,family pictures and other circmstances I think James who married Ruth Loach is her brother, My grandmother was born October 1880, of course there is no census for her until she was married and had a couple of kids in 1900,but I have pictures of her and Ruth Shaw in the early 1900s, I do not know when Ruth died but James died in 1938 at my Aunt Margaret Gearharts familys home,Zelma married William E Thompson about 1895, Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: contrerascarol Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.shaw/3570.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Re your message board - James Shaw was born in Wheeling, WVA and is my great grandfather. Charles was the oldest and married Eliza Jane Hampton, who was from OHIO area. James died in Chicago and Charles and his father and his mother, Harriet White Shaw are buried in Chilicothe Cemetery in Chilicothe, ILL. I have been searching for their father, Joseph Shaw who was born in 1800 in Scotland near the Irish border and who traveled the first US highway from Maryland to Ohio as a saddler, etc. I am also searching for Harriet White's (SHAW) mother, Maria Primley. Harriet White Shaw was born APR 7, 1807 in Virginia. Any information or assistance will be greatly appreciated. Please email me at contreras_carol@yahoo.com. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: contrerascarol Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.shaw/2186.1.2.2.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Please reply to contreras_carol@yahoo.com if you have any information regarding Joseph Shaw born 1800 Scotland near the Irish border who married Harriet White, daughter of Benjamin White and Mariah Primley from the Virginia area (WVA area before 1862). Joseph traveled the first US highway from Maryland to Ohio as a saddler. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: dorsogna12 Surnames: KEREKES,DONIERE,Carovillano,Yannacone, Orris,D'Alassandro Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.shaw/189.2197/mb.ashx Message Board Post: You mention Kerekes yet you are a Gagliardi. I,m confused. I,m looking for John Kerekes info and he was married to Kathlene Doniere (Ianiero) who has connections to Yannacone, Gagliardi,Carovillano,D'Alassandro,Izzi and Orris.Please send your puzzle pieces to my fax if possible and I will send you all my dates and info also and perhaps we can see where the link is and gain some new data at the same time. In the meanwhile please respond at this site so I'll know if you recieved this. My fax # is 830-885-6303.The Kerekes I have are John,Mary,Anthony,James,Joseph,Kathy,Barbara. Also Anton, And Clara. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

Hi....new to the list. I'm trying to prepare for a trip next month to Halifax County to do some genealogical research. My gg-grandfather was JAMES JACKSON SHAW (I believe he went by Jackson). I have found him in the 1850 census as an 18 year old (b. 1832) farm laborer living in Halifax County. I do know that he had a son, JAMES T. SHAW, in 1862 and his wife *may* have been SARAH STEPHENS (Sallie?). I've got a little more, but would like to connect with anyone also searching this family. Thanks......mary lou ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

Lori, All we have on the Shaws is a baptised date for Malcolm ( 1847) and a marriage date (1869). The marriage was in Australia, but no location for the baptisimal date. This information was passed on to my partner from someone else who did not give him sources and has since passed away, so we have no ideas ... we can find no entry into Australia for him or possible parents. Regards Cynthia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lori Callaway" <callaway525@msn.com> To: <shaw@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2007 4:19 AM Subject: Re: [SHAW] reposting my interests > Cynthia- > > Where were your Shaw's from ? I see that your Kiingston's were from > Somerset England, I have Shaw's from that same area. That's why I am > asking about your Shaw line. > > Thanks, > Lori Callaway > > > > > From: "Cynthia" <CharlieBrown243@netspace.net.au> > Reply-To: shaw@rootsweb.com > To: "SHAW List" <SHAW-L@rootsweb.com> > Subject: Re: [SHAW] reposting my interests > Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2007 10:28:17 +1000 > I apologise to the list members for not including more information in my > previous posting. > > My surname interests are > > WISEMAN (WEISMANN, WEISSMANN) Frederick Conrad Wiseman / Weismann born > abt > 1861 in Australia. I have his father as Friedrich Egbert Weismann (married > in Ipswich, Queensland, Australia 1859) I believe my gggrandfather's name > was actually Weismann and was changed somewhere around the year 1900 to > Wiseman. I have found certificates for his marriage here in Australia in > both names and my gmother used to say she believed the name had been > Weismann ... but we don't know the reasoning behind the name change. > > MACKNEY, I have a large database on the Mackney line, dating from Richard > Mackney born abt 1674 in England > > FENWICK Jane Fenwick married above Richard Mackney abt 1703 in Thanet, > Kent, > England. They had 4 known children. > > NICHOLSON, Emma Jane Nicholson was born in Yorkshire abt 1839, she married > a > Samuel Webster (one daughter Clara my Ggrandmother), she married a ?? > Wright who had several children of his own, she then emigrated to > Australia > where she married Francis Charles Kingston (my gggrandfather) Her daughter > Clara married Francis Arthur Kingston (son of Francis Charles Kingston and > Mary Jane Agnes Morrison) > > WRIGHT, as related to Nicholson, above > > KINGSTON, Edward William Kingston born abt 1803 in Somerset England, > father > of above Francis Charles Kingston. > > RALPH, Mary Ralph born abt 1710 in Kent, England married John Mackney 1733 > in St Laurence, Kent, England > > ZIMPEL, Carl August Zimpel and Karlotta Kervietta Grabenten, a son Ernst > Theodor Zimpel, born abt 1859 in Prussia married Bertha Redlin in > Queensland, Australia in 1887 > > BALLHAUSE, Henry Ballhause, born abt 1836 in Prussia, emigrated to > Australia > (? not sure) naturalised 1893. Married Emma Moore, 1863 in Sydney > Australia > > SHAW son of Henry Ballhause (above) Joseph William Henry Shaw married > Isobella Mary Louise Shaw (daughter of Malcolm Shaw and Mary Alice > Johnson) > > Regards > Cynthia Zimpel (nee Mackney) > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SHAW-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in > the subject and the body of the message > > _________________________________________________________________ > Learn.Laugh.Share. Reallivemoms is right place! > http://www.reallivemoms.com?ocid=TXT_TAGHM&loc=us > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SHAW-request@rootsweb.com 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 Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.484 / Virus Database: 269.12.4/969 - Release Date: 23-Aug-07 > 4:04 PM > >

Cynthia- Where were your Shaw's from ? I see that your Kiingston's were from Somerset England, I have Shaw's from that same area. That's why I am asking about your Shaw line. Thanks, Lori Callaway From: "Cynthia" <CharlieBrown243@netspace.net.au> Reply-To: shaw@rootsweb.com To: "SHAW List" <SHAW-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: [SHAW] reposting my interests Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2007 10:28:17 +1000 I apologise to the list members for not including more information in my previous posting. My surname interests are WISEMAN (WEISMANN, WEISSMANN) Frederick Conrad Wiseman / Weismann born abt 1861 in Australia. I have his father as Friedrich Egbert Weismann (married in Ipswich, Queensland, Australia 1859) I believe my gggrandfather's name was actually Weismann and was changed somewhere around the year 1900 to Wiseman. I have found certificates for his marriage here in Australia in both names and my gmother used to say she believed the name had been Weismann ... but we don't know the reasoning behind the name change. MACKNEY, I have a large database on the Mackney line, dating from Richard Mackney born abt 1674 in England FENWICK Jane Fenwick married above Richard Mackney abt 1703 in Thanet, Kent, England. They had 4 known children. NICHOLSON, Emma Jane Nicholson was born in Yorkshire abt 1839, she married a Samuel Webster (one daughter Clara my Ggrandmother), she married a ?? Wright who had several children of his own, she then emigrated to Australia where she married Francis Charles Kingston (my gggrandfather) Her daughter Clara married Francis Arthur Kingston (son of Francis Charles Kingston and Mary Jane Agnes Morrison) WRIGHT, as related to Nicholson, above KINGSTON, Edward William Kingston born abt 1803 in Somerset England, father of above Francis Charles Kingston. RALPH, Mary Ralph born abt 1710 in Kent, England married John Mackney 1733 in St Laurence, Kent, England ZIMPEL, Carl August Zimpel and Karlotta Kervietta Grabenten, a son Ernst Theodor Zimpel, born abt 1859 in Prussia married Bertha Redlin in Queensland, Australia in 1887 BALLHAUSE, Henry Ballhause, born abt 1836 in Prussia, emigrated to Australia (? not sure) naturalised 1893. Married Emma Moore, 1863 in Sydney Australia SHAW son of Henry Ballhause (above) Joseph William Henry Shaw married Isobella Mary Louise Shaw (daughter of Malcolm Shaw and Mary Alice Johnson) Regards Cynthia Zimpel (nee Mackney) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SHAW-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ Learn.Laugh.Share. Reallivemoms is right place! http://www.reallivemoms.com?ocid=TXT_TAGHM&loc=us

I apologise to the list members for not including more information in my previous posting. My surname interests are WISEMAN (WEISMANN, WEISSMANN) Frederick Conrad Wiseman / Weismann born abt 1861 in Australia. I have his father as Friedrich Egbert Weismann (married in Ipswich, Queensland, Australia 1859) I believe my gggrandfather's name was actually Weismann and was changed somewhere around the year 1900 to Wiseman. I have found certificates for his marriage here in Australia in both names and my gmother used to say she believed the name had been Weismann ... but we don't know the reasoning behind the name change. MACKNEY, I have a large database on the Mackney line, dating from Richard Mackney born abt 1674 in England FENWICK Jane Fenwick married above Richard Mackney abt 1703 in Thanet, Kent, England. They had 4 known children. NICHOLSON, Emma Jane Nicholson was born in Yorkshire abt 1839, she married a Samuel Webster (one daughter Clara my Ggrandmother), she married a ?? Wright who had several children of his own, she then emigrated to Australia where she married Francis Charles Kingston (my gggrandfather) Her daughter Clara married Francis Arthur Kingston (son of Francis Charles Kingston and Mary Jane Agnes Morrison) WRIGHT, as related to Nicholson, above KINGSTON, Edward William Kingston born abt 1803 in Somerset England, father of above Francis Charles Kingston. RALPH, Mary Ralph born abt 1710 in Kent, England married John Mackney 1733 in St Laurence, Kent, England ZIMPEL, Carl August Zimpel and Karlotta Kervietta Grabenten, a son Ernst Theodor Zimpel, born abt 1859 in Prussia married Bertha Redlin in Queensland, Australia in 1887 BALLHAUSE, Henry Ballhause, born abt 1836 in Prussia, emigrated to Australia (? not sure) naturalised 1893. Married Emma Moore, 1863 in Sydney Australia SHAW son of Henry Ballhause (above) Joseph William Henry Shaw married Isobella Mary Louise Shaw (daughter of Malcolm Shaw and Mary Alice Johnson) Regards Cynthia Zimpel (nee Mackney)

Reposting my interests as it has been a while since I have done so. MACKNEY, NICHOLSON, WRIGHT, KINGSTON, RALPH, ZIMPEL, BALLHAUSE, SHAW,TILBURY

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: donnalk52 Surnames: Shaw, Holifield, Bobbitt Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.shaw/6671/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi, I am looking for someone who may have known Mr.& Mrs. Ernest C. Holifield that lived in Danville, Va. in the 50's-90's; Mrs. Holifield maiden was Ida Shaw Holifield. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: JMartin1972 Surnames: Shaw, Fowler, Pennington Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.shaw/6670/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I am searching for the possible step-daughter or a wife to Alonzo C Pennington (A.C. Pennington). He was born 1855, and my only information abotu her is that someone from our family remembers her name, and we're not sure why. I know she was born before 1900. A.C. has a step sister S.E. Fowler, is all she was ever listed as in county census of van Zandt, Texas, with a mother Susan F Fowler and father William D Fowler, brother Edgar H Fowler. S.E. was born abt 1882 Van Zandt, Texas. I'm hoping the E stands for Ella and shaw is her married name. HOPING! This particualr ella Shaw could have lived anywhere from Alabama to texas into south central Oklahoma (Indian Territory) Susan Fowler md AC Pennington, after William D Fowler. If Ella Shaw with ties to one of these surnames makes any sense or connection to anyone, I'd greatly appreciate contact with you. j_bmartin@hotmail.com Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.