Hello Jim: My problem, lack of records!!! But I wonder if we are working on the same or related family. Isaac would have been born bet. 1880-1895 in Baltimore MD. or surrounding area. It is my understanding that my grandfather was his only son and that after the death of Isaac, Janet Jack (Shaw) remarried in Maryland. So I suppose my question would be who do you have as the sons and grandsons of Greenbury??? Any help would be appreciated. Sincerely, Peggie Shaw ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Shaw<mailto:[email protected]> To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 2:07 PM Subject: RE: [SHAW] John SHAW. 1815-1850. Hi Peggie; My great grandfather was Greenbury W. Shaw and lived in Baltimore in the mid 1800's. I'm having trouble finding his father. You don't have him in your records do you? Thanks Jim Shaw -----Original Message----- From: PEGGIE SHAW [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 4:58 PM To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Subject: Re: [SHAW] John SHAW. 1815-1850. Hello Viola: I have two John H. Shaws, one being my father now deceased b. 1936 in New Jersey. The other his father b. bet. 1910-1916 in New York or New Jersey. His father was Isaac Shaw from Maryland. Isaac married a Janet Jack in New York City, he went there to work on the Holland Tunnel. I have had a hard time tracking them down. I had been told Isaac was born in Scotland, which really fouled me up, turns out he was born in MD and his family came from PA, prior to that. I have had the hardest time trying to track them down. (now that I am not looking in Scotland really helps)! Saw your post and thought I would inquire, do your Shaws come from PA or the Baltimore area of Maryland?? I wish I could help as far as your story of a John Shaw killed by Mr. Ellis goes, but have not gotton that far with my Shaws. Thank You Peggie Shaw ----- Original Message ----- From: Viola Seward<mailto:[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 1:30 PM Subject: Re: [SHAW] John SHAW. 1815-1850. Hello. My ggrandfather had a brother John Shaw who i was told was killed by a man surname ELLIS in 1850 in York county. But dont know what state. Has any one ever heard this story in their family? Thank you. Viola. ==== SHAW Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> OR [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> Place the word unsubscribe in the body of the message. ==== SHAW Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> OR [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Place the word unsubscribe in the body of the message. ==== SHAW Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> OR [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Place the word unsubscribe in the body of the message.

Hello Viola: I have two John H. Shaws, one being my father now deceased b. 1936 in New Jersey. The other his father b. bet. 1910-1916 in New York or New Jersey. His father was Isaac Shaw from Maryland. Isaac married a Janet Jack in New York City, he went there to work on the Holland Tunnel. I have had a hard time tracking them down. I had been told Isaac was born in Scotland, which really fouled me up, turns out he was born in MD and his family came from PA, prior to that. I have had the hardest time trying to track them down. (now that I am not looking in Scotland really helps)! Saw your post and thought I would inquire, do your Shaws come from PA or the Baltimore area of Maryland?? I wish I could help as far as your story of a John Shaw killed by Mr. Ellis goes, but have not gotton that far with my Shaws. Thank You Peggie Shaw ----- Original Message ----- From: Viola Seward<mailto:[email protected]> To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 1:30 PM Subject: Re: [SHAW] John SHAW. 1815-1850. Hello. My ggrandfather had a brother John Shaw who i was told was killed by a man surname ELLIS in 1850 in York county. But dont know what state. Has any one ever heard this story in their family? Thank you. Viola. ==== SHAW Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> OR [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Place the word unsubscribe in the body of the message.

I need to contact anyone who has Shaws in Alabama in early and middle 1800's. Thanks Chuck Dyess GA

I am interested to share information with any descendent of the following family Descendants of John ( Joseph) SHAW 1 John ( Joseph) SHAW 1826 - 1883 .. +Anne (Elizabeth) COTTRELL 1826 - 1911 ...... 2 William Henry SHAW 1848 - 1933 ...... 2 Joseph SHAW 1849 - ...... 2 Samuel SHAW 1849 - .......... +Frances ...... 2 Emma SHAW 1853 - ...... 2 Mary Hannah SHAW 1854 - ...... 2 Clement Cottrell SHAW 1855 - ...... 2 Elizabeth SHAW 1857 - 1857 ...... 2 Richard SHAW 1858 - ...... 2 Arthur SHAW 1859 - ...... 2 Hugh SHAW 1861 - ...... 2 Elizabeth Annie SHAW 1863 - ...... 2 Caleb Cottrell SHAW 1868 - 1937 .......... +Isabella MacMillan Roger 1872 - 1963 Cecily Munro NZSG no #17484 researching: Robinson: McCleary: Doak: Austen: Leech: Lawrence Doms: Brickell: Tighe: Membery: Munro: Scott: Benge: Haybittle: Robertson: Shaw: Roger

Jesse Alfred Shaw Jr. was born in Crawford County, WI in 1855. He was the son of Jesse Alfred Shaw Sr. born about 1810 in Ohio and who lived in Hancock and Shelby Indiana most of his adult life. I believe, but have never been able to prove that he was the son of Patrick Shaw of Warren County, OH and Grandson of John Shaw of Iredell County, NC and then Warren County, OH. Jesse Sr. and his family moved to Wisconsin about 1852 where they settled and several of his children were married. Jesse Jr. migrated with his Mother and Sister to Dayton, WA in 1878 and lived in an around Walla Walla, Dayton and Pomeroy, WA until his death in Walla Walla in 1927. Jesse has several brothers and sisters that I have not located, including John Robinson Shaw who remained and died in Wisconsin, Benjamin Shaw who was last recorded in Hancock Co. Indiana in 1850, Charlotte Shaw. Mary Shaw's obituary indicated that only three of her children were living at the time of her death in 1895, Jesse, his sister Huldah and one child "east of the mountains" (the Rockies), likely one of Jesse Jr.'s sisters. We have also found that Jesse Jr. Was in Iowa in Red Oak county at the time of the 1870 census living and working as a day laborer. The first paper record that I have found of Jesse Shaw Sr. was his marriage to Mary Harris in Franklin County, IN in 1834. His probate record at death was in Rush County, IN in 1862 but I have found no actual death date or birth date for Jesse Sr.

I am still looking for info on a Jeremiah SHAW, supposedly from the Norwich, Chenango Co., NY area born before 1840. Wife's name possibly Cora A. __________. They had a daughter Cora, born 1858. She married David MILLS in the late 1870's, and died in 1933 in Syracuse, Onondaga Co., NY. ANY info would be appreciated ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 5:00 PM Subject: SHAW-D Digest V05 #53

Hello. John & George Shaw came to America to Providence, Rhode Island. in 1819. In 1820 Johns wife Hannah came with sons. John had sons John Jr,b. ca 1815 and Samuel ca 1816. John Shaw family moved to Bureau County,IL. in 1837. Samuel Shaw married Ann Eliza Harrington in 1841 and had ca 7 children. Thank you. Viola.

Joseph SHAW was born in Bucks Co, PA, in 1757 or 1758. He was a son of Hugh SHAW and Margery HOUGH. He enlisted in the PA militia, served in the Revolution, and removed to North Carolina with his father and siblings. I am looking for Joseph's wife and the parents of Hugh. Tom Aiken Virginia Beach --------------------------------- Discover Yahoo! Use Yahoo! to plan a weekend, have fun online & more. Check it out!

I'm trying to trace a couple who probably married in India in the late 1800s. She was Marion (or Mary Ann) Jeffers, probably of Madras, and he was a Captain Shaw, later Colonel Shaw. I presume the marriage was in India, but it may have even been back in England. Any assistance greatly appreciated.

Isabella married Mawhinna Shaw about 1810 children born David, Christopher, Mawhinna Jr, Robert, Mary, Sarah, James, John, Eliza Jane and Samuel. James, John, Eliza Jane and Samuel arrived in New York in 1847 Believe rest of family continued to live in Belfast area, possibly Drumbo.

Today is great! just made a connection in my family history! To Robert Warren.. DANIEL Shaw was born abt 1760 somewhere to someone. with 1st wife unknown he had the following children (all mentioned in his will in 1820) Zachary (or Zachariah) who died before Daniel did. (per will) Elizabeth who wed James Warren 9 Jul 1804 in Mercer Co. KY William "Wiley" M. who wed Sally Rowland (Reland) 3 Dec 1821, KY Theophilus who wed Elizabeth Leachman 16 May 1820 Mercer Co., KY Leban or Seban or Seborn living in Simpson Co. when Daniel died Simeon living in Simpson Co. when Daniel died. 2nd wife of Daniel Shaw was Elizabeth "Betsy" Pipes (wed 31 Dec 1821) children: James Perry born Sep 1819 wed Elmira Crowdis (1844) and Felicia Ann born abt 1817 or 1818 (Elizabeth wed Jacob Harmon 31 Dec 1821 and had 4 more children.) I don't have any more info on Zachary or Elizabeth, but do have more info on the other children of Daniel. My line comes down through Theophilus. Theophilus went to Boone Co. and Putnam Co., Missouri, then to Baker, Oregon, and then some went to California (Merced Co.) and others to Washington State. Would like to have your info on Elizabeth and James Warren. I am willing to share any and all of my info. My top priority is locating where Daniel was born and who his parents were. There was a William Shaw who wed Ann Porter Harbison and a Thomas Shaw who wed Catherine Ripperdan who were all in Mercer Co., KY at the same time as my Daniel. Not sure if or how they might be connected. Sorry about the lengthy note but excited about a new "cousin." Susan Shaw Gardner - Winthrop, Okanogan Co., Washington) [email protected] (new email address effective 4-30-05)

Hello My James Shaw ,a Mariner, married Florence Barbara c1790 in Paisley Scotland whose son James , a cabinet maker, born 1795 married Rose Marshall from Greenock 1825 . James Junior migrated to Melbourne Australia 1853 . Laurie

Still looking for parents of Anne Shaw born in Indiana County, Pennsylvania abt 1805. This has been a brick wall for ages. Big thanks to anyone who has any help. Lillian

Seeking pedigree of Greenbury Washington Shaw (aka Greenbery, Greenberry) who married Anne Eliza Travers (aka Travis) 1859 est. and had a son James Emory Shaw born 1 Oct 1863 in MD. The census of 1850, 1870, and 1880 reports Greenbury working as a sail maker living with Wm Travers (Anne Eliza's father) in Baltimore City, Baltimore MD. The 1890 Census lists him living at 1902 E. Baltimore, Baltimore, MD and working as a clerk. This may be a law clerk position as the family oral history has him in the legal profession somehow. James inherited land from Greenbury on Travers Island, Lewisetta, VA. Anne Eliza lived in the period of 1839 - 16 Jan 1903 and was buried in Montrose Methodist Church Grave Yard, Lewisetta, VA. Thank you James Emory Shaw II [email protected]

Hi List, I am trying to find the parents of John Baptiste Shaw. John was born abt. 1755 in NC, I believe Wake County. He married Frances McELLORY (McKELORY), Dec. 3, 1771 in Wake County, NC: Bride: Frances McKelroy Groom: John Baptis Shaw Bond Date: 03 Dec 1771 County: Wake Record #: 03 471 Bondsman: John Humphrys; Avington McKelroy Witness: John Rice Bond #: 000157804 North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Frances was the daughter of Archibald McELLORY (McKELORY) and Catherine SIMPSON. Frances was also born in Wake County, NC, I believe. If anyone has been able to find the parents of John Baptiste, I would love to know their names and if they were also from Wake County, NC. Sue in Florida [email protected]

John Shaw born abt 1794 in Of, Franklin County, PA and married Elizabeth Wilson about 1819. John Wesley Shaw April 2, 1836 in Saline County, MO married Mary Elizabeth Keller Au 7, 1857 in Cedar County, MO Irene Elis Shaw born July 5, 1899 in Ivy, Cedar County, MO and married Charley Wesley Leonard Jan 8, 1916 James Shaw born abt 1796 in Of, Franklin County, PA married Elizabeth Johnson abt 1821 in Of, Franklin County, PA. James Franklin Shaw April 23, 1860 in Ivy, Cedar County, MO and married Milda Belle Hendren Jul 5, 1882 in Arkansas City, Washington County, AR Linda LeonardGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

I am looking for information on: John Shaw b. 1841 in Cumberland, England (Bap Jan.03) and James Shaw b. 1856 in Cumberland, England (Bap. Jun 17) (Hensingham - near Whitehaven) Both were sons of Thomas and Margaret (Dixon) Shaw m. 1839 in Brigham, Cumberland, England. Most of their children were born in Hensingham. Anyone with any connections? Jan

I am lookingfor information on john shaw born in kentucky. he moved from bowling green ky to licking mo, he married cora viola rogers in 1865 in dent co. mo the moved to licking mo would like to hear from anyone that might these people, they are my grand pa and grandma thank you alice shaw baldridge [email protected]

My great-grandfather was John H. SHAW; I know he was born in 1845 and died in 1911; I do not know who his parents were, or if they immigrated from another country. I know my great-grandmother's name was (supposedly) Sarah Elizabeth SMITH, born in 1852 and died in 1934; she was always known as Libby. I believe her father was Ezra Smith, but I do not know, definately, who her mother was. I also don't know where Libby was born or where her parents were born. Any help would be most appreciated! Judy [email protected]

Let's focus in May on the hunt for our "lost" ancestors whose given names started with I & J. Any and all others inquiries are welcome, also. Please try to identify area (ie: Country, State, County) and time frame (born, died, wed, etc.) And if you missed: A & B in January, C & D in February, E & F in March, G & H in April, those inquiries are welcome, too! Susie Shaw Gardner [email protected] (new email address)