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As I research my SHAW's, was Shaw spelled different ways before 1800's? Possibly: Shew, Shey, Shea or O'shea? I don't want to leave any stone unturned. thanks for your opinions... Susie Shaw Gardner Winthrop, Washington USA

Hi, This is my first time here. Does anyone have a Hugh Shaw M Isabella Robertson 1866 with at least one son also called Hugh? Regards Marg. from down under

Hello Shaw list, I'm seeking to correspond with anyone connected to the following Shaw family. Harry/Henry/Harris Shaw was b. Austria abt 1872, went to Middlesex, London area & married Deborah Jacobs 1893 (her surname could also be known as Evans) and it is known that son Sydney was in Los Angeles, CA by at least 1935/36. Known siblings for Sydney are Issac and Miriam. The following is what I know about this family. Descendants of Harry SHAW Harry SHAW (b.Abt 1872-Austria) sp: Deborah JACOBS (b.Abt 1869-Middlesex,London,England;m.22 Oct 1893) Isaac SHAW (b.Abt 1895-Whitechapel,Middlesex,England) Miriam SHAW (b.18 Dec 1900-Fulham (Hammersmith),Middlesex,England) Sydney Anthony SHAW (b.25 Apr 1904-Fulham,Middlesex,London,England;d.31 Oct 1951-Huntington Park,(Los Angeles) Ca) sp: Mary Theresa\Therese GALLAGHER (b.12 Apr 1915-Cleveland,Oh;m.23 Aug 1941;d.28 Apr 1990-EM,(Los Angeles) Ca) George Michael SHAW (b.25 Feb 1943-Los Angeles,(Los Angeles) Ca;d.3 Dec 1992-San Bernardino,Ca) Christopher David SHAW (living-Los Angeles,Ca) Luana

It is a bit late to reply to this, but I can't ignore it. Genealogy columns have been warning people about the one in Bath, Ohio for years. (I suspect, but do not know that the one in Denver is very similar.) They publish a book about 3 - 6 times a year on a single surname. It typically includes a general description of the name, a picture of a "Family Coat of Arms" (see below), a brief biography of a few people with the surname, and (the bulk of the book) the telephone listings of everyone of the surname they can locate. For most of us, it is a rip-off. But -- and this is a matter of expectations -- a friend of mine ordered the book for his surname and was very pleased with what he received. His was a very "rare" surname and he had never determined from what part of Italy it came, and using the telephone book listings, he located several relatives. So, you can never tell. IMHO, Shaw is is a common name and there is so much information available on the 'net and elsewhere, it would be a total waste of money for anyone with access to boards such as this to buy such a book. A note on "Family" Coats of Arms: In most, if not all, nations, coats of arms were issued to single individuals -- not families. If you lived in one of those nations, you could be prosecuted for displaying it as your own. Of course, in America, every person has the right to bear arms and does not need such a symbol of his right to do so. And, in fact, I have a copy of the Scots "Clansmans' Badge" (derived from the arms of the chief) hanging on my wall. In addition, I have copyrighted my own arms "just for the heck of it." QUOTE OF THE DAY Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph. --Thomas Paine ----- Original Message ----- From: "scotsami" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, February 11, 2005 5:57 PM Subject: Re: [SHAW] Possible family book scam > List, > In the past there have been offers of a book listing your "Shaw > relatives. My cousin bought one about ten years ago out of Ohio. It had > listings of Shaws, but no relationships or genealogies. With the exception > of Zip Code, the phone book has as much data. > There are organizations for Shaws and other surnames that have much > more > value. Consider one of them. > > G.W.Shaw > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, February 11, 2005 5:41 PM > Subject: [SHAW] Possible family book scam > > >> >> I just received a notice from the "PUTMAN FAMILY YEARBOOK." This group > is >> better known by "MORPHCORP, LLC PUBLISHERS." They are located in >> Denver, > CO. >> and offer a newly revised version of the PUTMAN FAMILY YEARBOOK, for the >> price of $39.85. >> >> At first I thought about ordering a copy (you can get three for $99.99 > plus >> $5 for handling), but I decided to review the Internet first. >> >> I am very glad that I did not buy one. >> >> Keep in mind, I have not seen a copy of this book and have no idea of >> it's >> contents. And I am not going to say anything about the books contents. > But >> if you were to review the files posted on the Internet (go to >> google.com > and >> enter 'morphcorp') you might be surprised. In the many articles that I >> reviewed I did not find a single positive statement about this group. >> >> I urge you all to carefully reviewing my findings and make an intelligent >> decision about this organization >> >> >> >> ==== SHAW Mailing List ==== >> To contact the SHAW List Administrator: >> [email protected] >> > > > ==== SHAW Mailing List ==== > To contact the SHAW List Administrator: > [email protected] > > >

List, In the past there have been offers of a book listing your "Shaw relatives. My cousin bought one about ten years ago out of Ohio. It had listings of Shaws, but no relationships or genealogies. With the exception of Zip Code, the phone book has as much data. There are organizations for Shaws and other surnames that have much more value. Consider one of them. G.W.Shaw ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, February 11, 2005 5:41 PM Subject: [SHAW] Possible family book scam > > I just received a notice from the "PUTMAN FAMILY YEARBOOK." This group is > better known by "MORPHCORP, LLC PUBLISHERS." They are located in Denver, CO. > and offer a newly revised version of the PUTMAN FAMILY YEARBOOK, for the > price of $39.85. > > At first I thought about ordering a copy (you can get three for $99.99 plus > $5 for handling), but I decided to review the Internet first. > > I am very glad that I did not buy one. > > Keep in mind, I have not seen a copy of this book and have no idea of it's > contents. And I am not going to say anything about the books contents. But > if you were to review the files posted on the Internet (go to google.com and > enter 'morphcorp') you might be surprised. In the many articles that I > reviewed I did not find a single positive statement about this group. > > I urge you all to carefully reviewing my findings and make an intelligent > decision about this organization > > > > ==== SHAW Mailing List ==== > To contact the SHAW List Administrator: > [email protected] >

I just received a notice from the "PUTMAN FAMILY YEARBOOK." This group is better known by "MORPHCORP, LLC PUBLISHERS." They are located in Denver, CO. and offer a newly revised version of the PUTMAN FAMILY YEARBOOK, for the price of $39.85. At first I thought about ordering a copy (you can get three for $99.99 plus $5 for handling), but I decided to review the Internet first. I am very glad that I did not buy one. Keep in mind, I have not seen a copy of this book and have no idea of it's contents. And I am not going to say anything about the books contents. But if you were to review the files posted on the Internet (go to google.com and enter 'morphcorp') you might be surprised. In the many articles that I reviewed I did not find a single positive statement about this group. I urge you all to carefully reviewing my findings and make an intelligent decision about this organization

Vincent b.1-18-1801 (parents Michael Shoaf, Freelove Culver) married Elizabeth Martin b.1804 d.7-6-1862 2ND wife Sarah Ann Cline m.6-15-1863 Son of Vincent & Elizabeth: Stephen b.1829 Townsend, d.7-16-1913 Stephen Nicol Shaw married Leah Bennett m.4-20-1856 Charlotteville, ON Children of Stephen and Leah: 1.Alice b.4-30-1868 married Amos Hinks m.1886 Brantford, ON 2.Daniel b.1867 3.Nellie (b.1880) married Fredrick Gladwell Children: Ernest, Earl 4.Freeman (b.8-19-1863) m. Elsie b.6-20-1866 as of 1901 Children: Charles W. b.7-10-1893 Albert b.7-2-1885 Mabel b.3-21-1887 Agnes b.2-28-1889 I am a descendant of Alice and Amos Hinks. I have the obituary of Stephen Nicol Shaw. Hope to make a connection! Jennifer

Hi, Just starting to track my family tree. My grandfather was Ronald Wesley Shaw of Nottingham, England, brother Roy born early 1900's. Ronald married Annie May Shaw (maiden name Mercer) and they had 3 or 4 daughters - and this is where it gets interesting. My mum was born Margaret around 1935 and there was a Dorothy and Penelope shortly after. But, there's a suggestion there was an Elizabeth first of all. Just ask your mum I can hear you saying - more complicated than that ! Any help would be fantastic, thanks, Julian Buck.

My problem family was headed by: B. D. Shaw who married Sophia Hammond B. D. Shaw + Sophia Hammond William S. Shaw, born April 10, 1843 (New York State) died June 11, 1902, Afton, N.Y. Wm. S. Shaw married Amelia E. Tracy (b Feb. 14, 1845, Coventry, N.Y., d Oct 14, 1891 Afton.N.Y.) John Dwight Shaw, b Aug. 9, 1870, Coventry, N.Y., d April 29, 1933, Afton, N.Y. Lottie Amelia Shaw, b Sept. 27, 1891, Afton, N.Y., d About Jan. 4, 1971, Afton, N.Y. John Dwight Shaw was my grandfather. Looking for information about B.D. Shaw & Sophia Hammond Jean Cromwell <[email protected]>

Thanks Bill One of these days I just might get more information on this Scottish family. I have put your details in my 'maybe' for the future. Maggi Perth Western Australia -----Original Message----- From: Bill Ramsey [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, 6 February 2005 12:38 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Donald Shaw Hello Maggie, I am not sure I can help you, but we do have some of the same SHAW names running in our lines. My Robert Shaw, b. 1800 Va. married Paulina Noble 1832 in Howard Co.,Mo. My Robert names his first son David Alexander Shaw. David names his first son Alexander Shaw. So Alexander is a name that runs through my line. Also the name Noble. Paulina Noble was the daughter of James Noble, b. 1758 MD. My Shaw line comes out of VA., spends time in KY. and finally ends up in Missouri. Bill Ramsey ______________________________

Since we seem to be doing C and D this month I thought I would throw out my problem find - Dushee Shaw born 1800's?? in North Carolina Things I know for sure: -The first Constable appointed in Pike County, Florida -In 1820 he was living in Conecuh County, Alabama -He had a son Malcom F. Shaw born 1839 in Alabama -The 1820 State Census Conecuh County, Alabama shows Dushee Shaw, John Shaw and Thomas Shaw... who may or may not be related to Dushee. Things I don't know for sure: -His wife's name may have been Catherine thought to be born in North Carolina Anybody out there related or know about Dushee? I sure could use the help! Thank you, Carolyn Tilton Issaquah, Washington Seeking Cornwell, Pollard, Shaw, Tilton, Zander Just to name a few...

Dear List, I have a David C. and Alexander Franklin Shaw in my line. Mother was Mary born 1800 Tenn. Children James, Alexander, Andrew, David and Katherine. Census records show no husband for Mary ever. Living with Rebecca{HH] in 1830. A Rebecca Shaw resided with the family in 1850 in Washington Co. Virginia, Saltville Dist. Mary is my brick wall , can't get past her. Lost most of the family after 1860. David and Katherine went to Missouri married [Crews and Miller] and then to Kansas and then on to Oregon in 1882. David died in Condon, Oregon in 1900 and Katherine[Kate] Miller passed away in The Dalles, Oregon in 1906. Appreciate any info on this Family . Thank You, Georga Foster [email protected] -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.5 - Release Date: 2/3/2005

Good Morning friends, Shaw is the 137th most common surname so I know it's like looking for a special piece of hay in a big haystack... but..... anyone know about William Shaw and his wife Hannah Peacock? They emigrated to Waddington, NY from England in 1829. IN 1833 they moved on to Medina, Ohio and I know from there, but I cant for the life of me find out where they were from in England. I have most of what I know about my Shaws online.. but I'm just trying to get past that brick wall that tells me where they came from. _http://members.aol.com/SSShaw/samgenes.htm_ (http://members.aol.com/SSShaw/samgenes.htm) Thanks for any help Sam Shaw

I found a CLEO SHAW in my every growing list of Shaw's. You didn't give any dates, or locations on him... I have a CLEO M. SHAW, born abt 1890 in Missouri, son of Spencer Seyborn Shaw and Lilla Belle Watson. He was in the 1900 St. Louis Missouri Census. His siblings were; Eva, Ella, Elva, Frank B., and Audrey. Susan Shaw Gardner Winthrop, Washington [email protected] Daniel-Theophilus-Sampson-Abel-Robert Shaw Mercer Co., & Simpson Co., Kentucky to Boone & Putnam Co., Missouri to Baker County, Oregon.

I would like to know if anyone is researching the Charles Shaw line from Palmer Massachusetts? He was born in 1791 in Palmer, MA. Son of Erwin Shaw and Anna ERwin. He married Sally Bass in 1814. Mary

Hello Alan, well there is no doubt in my mind that your Shaws, Maggie's and mine have a connection. I have been researching my Shaw line for more than six years now, and this is the first time I have run into these names running in a family line: Robert, David and Alexander. The names that I have been running into for years now is: William, John, Joel, Charles etc. I wished someone had the means to research this Robert, David and Alexander line. I do know that my Shaws are from Scotland, but I have no idea as to when they came to America. I assume that when they did, they came to Virginia, as that is where my Robert Shaw is born in 1800. I guess all we can do is continue to watch the [email protected] and see if something shows up. Bill

Looking for information on; Charles Shaw b.4/5/1886 OR 5/14/1886 in Mineville, Nova Scotia, Canada He married Bertha Corkum also of Lawrencetown/Mineville, Nova Scotia, Canada and they apparently moved to the United States. Does anyone have this couple in their family tree? Regards, Darlene

Looking for more info on Simeon C. Shaw who was in Missoui, Boone County, Perche Township, on the 1860 census with wife Ardenia America Norris, and their three children: Spencer Seyborn Shaw (1858), George S. Shaw (1862/3) and Willy (1868) all born in Missouri. Family went to St. Louis for 1870 census then back to Perche, Boone Co. for 1880 Census. Trying to identify if Simeon C. Shaw's father was William "Wiley" Shaw (born abt 1793 in KY or GA) and if his mother was Sarah or Sally Rowland who were wed 03 Dec 1821 in Mercer Co., KY? Where this family moved to, there were always Rowlands listed on the census. And I think that William (Wiley) Shaw's father was Daniel Shaw of Mercer Co., KY. Susan Shaw Gardner [email protected] Winthrop, Washington USA

I have Carrie Marie Shaw that married Roy Thomas Haynes July 1, 1922. Both were born in Cedar County. MO I have Charles Wesley Shaw that was August 11, 1908. I have Clara Ethel Shaw that married Albert Sylvester Caldwell on Sept 11, 1911. They had 2 children Mildred Arlene Caldwell and Lloyd Everett Caldwell. Cleo Shaw married Rose Hill. Dovie Lovilla Shaw married John Alfred Mann July 21, 1934. Both were born in Cedar county, MO All help on these family would be greatly appreciated. LindaGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorermsn.com