I just got off the phone with my son, and sheepishly have to add another D Shaw. Donald Geoffrey Shaw b 12-1-1976 I also remembered a couple of cousins, both named David: David Owen Shaw (Living) Parents: Claven-John "Jack" Verner Shaw and Elizabeth "Bethie" David Lee Shaw (Living) Parents: Cyrus Jennings Shaw (brother of Jack) and Hazel Sorry about the goof! Marci Marci Shaw Peralez "If you can't get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well dance with it." - George Bernard Shaw

Hi Listers, My SHAW of the week for the letter D is: Donald Shaw and his partner Mary Noble has two children in Dores, Inverness, Scotland William born 1811 Alexander born 1814. It was recorded on the shipping manifest in 1848 that Alexander's parent s were deceased. I would "LOVE" some more information on these people. Marg from sunny Perth, Western Australia rebel14@iinet.net.au SAVE OUR CENSUS ... ON 7 AUG, 2001 TICK "YES" Want to know more? See: http://www.affho.org/affho-07.htm

Duncan Shaw, London, 1816/17 Arturo Shaw ashaw@pt.lu

Hi, I am new to the list and geneology. I am searching for George K. Shaw who lived in Vermont at some point in time, was married to Emma A. (Jones) Shaw. They had a daughter named Sarah M. Shaw in 1877 who married Perley Shedrick Sharrow, also of Vermont. Does this ring any bells with anyone??? Thanks a bunch, Stacey

I have a Daniel F., son of Hezekiah D born in liberty Co., GA, 17, sept. 1824, died Union Co. Fl, Oct.30, 1902. I also have a Daniel K son of Jeremiah, sr. who was born in Old 96, SC May 2, 1768 and died in Liberty, GA July 5, 1945. ----- Original Message ----- From: <SHAW-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <SHAW-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 28, 2001 6:01 AM Subject: SHAW-D Digest V01 #181

I have no direct ties to a Grennberry SHAW, but I see constant references to one in Chickasaw County, Mississippi records (where I research SHAWs). Is this one the same as yours? QUOTE OF THE DAY Don't go around saying the world owes you a living. The world owes you nothing. It was here first. --Mark Twain ----- Original Message ----- From: <Blsme2518@aol.com> To: <SHAW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2001 1:25 PM Subject: Re: [SHAW] Shaw/Ashley > Hello, > Are there any other descendants of Greenberry Shaw out there? He is my > husband's ggg grand father and had quite a few children but have family > history for only Shepherd (gg grandfather. He had other sons named Ansolem, > Crawford, James and Francis M and daughters named Luzana, Luzetta, Martha and > Charlotte. > Greenberry is one of Patrick and Nancy Shaw's descendants. His father was > William son of Hugh son of Patrick. > > Barb Shaw > > > ==== SHAW Mailing List ==== > England SHAW research sites: > http://www.janelachs.de > http://www.bolsterstone.de > >

Here is my "D" posting. This is my #1 brick wall and reqular users of this site will note that this is the third posting. DANIEL SHAW - Searching for Daniel Shaw (19 Jan 1784, NC?? - 14 Oct 1850, Haywood County, TN). He married Sarah McNeill (4 April 1800, Cumberland County, NC - 18 Jan 1859, Haywood County, TN) on 21 January 1824 in Cumberland County, NC. Given the difference in ages I have always suspected that she was not his first wife but have nothing to go on, just a guess. Perhaps he wasn't from North Carolina at all but somehow wound up there after death of a first wife. There is pretty good evidence that this Daniel Shaw was in the War of 1812 but no proof. Flora Ann Shaw (1827-1870)- daughter of Daniel and Sarah - married Shelby Currie in 1826 in Haywood County, TN. They subsequently went to Pine Bluff, Jefferson, AR and returned to Haywood County, TN. Any leads greatfully appreciated. Thanks Carlton Currie Houston, TX

My D Shaw is Daniel Shaw (all info is unsourced), born in PA in 1704. He was married to Catherine (buried in Union Co., SC), and had Samuel (1752-1805), Gilbert (15 Feb 1757, York Co., PA - 3 Feb 1842, Jasper Co., GA), William (15 Feb 1757, York Co., PA - 26 Feb 1843), Patrick, John, and David Shaw as sons. According to a cousin, Gilbert moved with his parents in 1765 to the mountains of South Carolina. Gilbert, and his brothers Daniel and William all served in the SC line during the Revolution. They were large red-headed Scots-Irish. Gilbert and William later settled in Green Co., GA. William returned to SC. Gilbert stayed. Gilbert settled in the Shady Dale area of Jasper Co., GA. All of the information above is from family with NO sources. I would love to know any sources on this family, so I can begin documenting and finding accurate info. I am from the Gilbert Shaw line. Melanie **** I haven't lost my mind. Just saved it on a disk - somewhere.***

Anyone working on this family? Would love to get info and share.. Daniel Shaw, born abt 1760 (don't know where or his parents) but he was in Kentucky, Mercer County 1790-1800 along with a William and Thomas Shaw. Daniel was wed 1st...unknown...children were: Zachary, b abt 1784 died bef 1820 in Wake Co., NC wed Judith Massey Elizabeth, b abt 1788, wed James Warren on July 18, 1804 William, b abt 1793, wed Sally Rowland Dec 3, 1821 Mercer Co., Co Theophilus, b Mar 1795 (possibly Georgia) died Feb 1873 Oregon, wed Elizabeth Leach(man) May 16, 1820 Mercer Co. KY Leban, b abt 1797 Simon b abt 1800 Daniel wed 2nd Elizabeth Pipes May 25, 1813 Mercer Co., KY children were: James Perry Shaw b Sep 1819 wed 1844 to Elmira Crowdis and Felicia Ann Shaw b. Mercer Co., KY. I decend thru Theophilus & Elizabeth Leach(man?) Their children: Mary Ann, Elizabeth Martha, Sampson Wilbert, Minerva Samira, Sarah Francis, Julia, William S., Eliza, Daniel H., Albert J. and an infant. All born between 1821 and 1864 in Putnam Co., Missouri and/or Mercer Co., KY. Does any of these names sound familiar? Thanks, Susan

Anne and Family, our prayers for a speedy recovery are with you. I'm Dick Shaw . . . so I know quite a bit about that guy, but I don't know much about these: Donald Shaw (no dates) was the son of Elmer Lawrence Shaw (B: December 25, 1875) in Sussex County, NJ. Daniel L. Shaw (no dates) was the son of Timothy Shaw (B: about 1760 and died before January 27, 1929) in Vernon County, NJ. Dick Shaw

I am searching for info on Daisey Shaw Butler born in Birmingham, England in the late 1800's emigrated to RI in earley 1900"s husband was Edmond Butler

Hello; My Shaw of the Week:D. Capt. David A Shaw b. 1801 Me. d. 22 Jan 1829. Portland.Me.Buried Eastern Cem. md. 11 Nov.1822 Boston, to Susannah B. Hudson d/o Joseph Hudson/ Mercy B. Bradley. of S.Boston. David was a capt. of a Merchant ship, hauling Mahogany from Hondorus to Me. Died aboard ship. He and Susannah had 3 small sons, Reuben Cole Shaw,b.1826, William P Shaw b.1828, & David E Shaw b.1829. Father of David known only as William Shaw of Me. Maj. Charles R. Hess vihess@aol.com

Here is my only D Shaw. Ancestors of Deborah Shaw Generation No. 1 1. Deborah Shaw, born July 15, 1711. She was the daughter of 2. Israel Shaw and 3. Ruth Tallman. Generation No. 2 2. Israel Shaw, born Abt. 1660. He was the son of 4. Anthony Shaw and 5. Alice Stonard. He married 3. Ruth Tallman. 3. Ruth Tallman, born Abt. 1674. She was the daughter of 6. Peter Tallman and 7. Joan Briggs. Notes for Israel Shaw: >From Little Compton Families According to local records he sold to his brother-in-law, John Cook of Tiverton, two parcels of land in Portsmouth, a right to Hog Island, buildings, orchards, etc for 202 pounds 10s. Children of Israel Shaw and Ruth Tallman are: I. Anthony Shaw, born January 29, 1693/94 in Little Compton Rhode Island; died March 1759 in Little Compton Rhode Island; married Rebecca Wood August 14, 1718 in Little Compton Rhode Island; born February 17, 1695/96 in Little Compton Rhode Island; died January 1766. Notes for Rebecca Wood: Will 1, October 6, 1759, Little Compton Rhode Island "...Rebecca Shaw, widow, being something weak and low of body but of perfect mind...To son Benjamin my great iron kettle and farming tackling. To son Anthony and he to be executor, choice of two cows. To son Arnold one cow. To son Thomas bed and bedstead. To son John bed and bedstead in lower room. To daughters Ruth Wood, Elizabeth Wilbour and Rebecca Potter, each a spoon marked R.S. To grandson Anthony Wilbour 10 pounds. All my wearing apparel to my four daughters..." ii. William Shaw, born November 07, 1690; married Content Irish; born 1691. iii. Mary Shaw, born February 17, 1691/92. iv. Alice Shaw, born November 17, 1695. v. Israel Shaw, born August 28, 1697. vi. Hannah Shaw, born March 07, 1698/99. vii. Jeremiah Shaw, born June 06, 1700. viii. Ruth Shaw, born February 10, 1700/01. ix. Peter Shaw, born October 06, 1704. x. Elizabeth Shaw, born February 07, 1705/06. xi. Grace Shaw, born October 20, 1707. xii. Comfort Shaw, born August 09, 1709. 1 xiii. Deborah Shaw, born July 15, 1711. Generation No. 3 4. Anthony Shaw He married 5. Alice Stonard. 5. Alice Stonard Child of Anthony Shaw and Alice Stonard is: 2 i. Israel Shaw, born Abt. 1660; married Ruth Tallman. 6. Peter Tallman, born Abt. 1623 in Hamburg, Germany; died 1708 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. He was the son of 12. Henry Tallman and 13. Anna. He married 7. Joan Briggs 1665 in Taunton, Bristol County, Massachusetts. 7. Joan Briggs, died Abt. 1685. Children of Peter Tallman and Joan Briggs are: i. Jonathon Tallman, born Abt. 1666. ii. James Tallman, born Abt. 1688. iii. John Tallman, born Abt. 1709. iv. Benjamin Tallman, born January 28, 1683/84. v. Daughter Tallman, born Abt. 1670. 3 vi. Ruth Tallman, born Abt. 1674; married Israel Shaw. Generation No. 4 12. Henry Tallman, born Abt. 1586 in Hamburg, Germany. He was the son of 24. Talemann. He married 13. Anna. 13. Anna Children of Henry Tallman and Anna are: 6 i. Peter Tallman, born Abt. 1623 in Hamburg, Germany; died 1708 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island; married Joan Briggs 1665 in Taunton, Bristol County, Massachusetts. ii. Anna Maria Tallman iii. Elizabeth Tallman Generation No. 5 24. Talemann, born Abt. 1558 in Germany. Children of Talemann are: 12 i. Henry Tallman, born Abt. 1586 in Hamburg, Germany; married Anna. ii. Peter Tallman, born Abt. 1582. iii. Susannah Tallman Elizabeth A. Townes, CPA P. O. Box 272959 Tampa, Florida 33688 (813) 968-9697 Certified Valuation Analyst - NACVA Certified Family Mediator - Supreme Court of the State of Florida Certified QuickBooks Pro Advisor - Intuit Are you making money on the Internet? Would you like to be? Visit these websites: www.pronetonline.com access: pronet online or www.quixtar.com Access code 1168773

Dudley Shaw, born 20 Aug 1801 in N.Y. State. Died 5 Dec 1882 in Gaines, Genesee Co. MI. Married Sarah (Sally) Bigelow in 1826 in Avon, Livingston Co. NY area. Dudley's father was Thomas Shaw, about whom, we know nothing more. Thomas was married to Hannah unknown. Dudley and Sarah had the following children. Guy born 27 Feb 1827 Rush Twp.,Monroe Co.NY Thomas born 3 Oct 1832 Rush Twp.,Monroe Co.NY (My GG GF) Christopher born 8 May 1835 Rush Twp.,Monroe Co.NY Maritta born 17 May 1837 Rush Twp.,Monroe Co.NY Leonard born 6 Jul 1840 Rush Twp.,Monroe Co.NY Asa born 8 Jun 1843 Gaines Twp., Genesee Co. MI Calista born 29 Apr 1847 Gaines Twp., Genesee Co.MI Hannah Lucinda born 12 Aug 1851 Gaines Twp.,Genesee Co.MI Entire family settled in Genesee Co. MI in 1841. Don Shaw

Searching for a DWIGHT Shaw. My grandfather was John DWIGHT Shaw, b Aug. 9, 1870, Coventry, N.Y., d April 29, 1933, Afton, N.Y. His parents: Wm. S. Shaw, b April 10, 1843 (N Y State), Amelia E. Tracy, b Feb. 14, 1851, Coventry, N.Y. The parents of Wm. S. Shaw were: B. D. Shaw (middle name may be DWIGHT ?) and Sophia Hammond - no place of birth or death known. I think DWIGHT may be a maiden name of one of the women. Any information will be greatly appreciated. This has become a big brick wall. Jean Cromwell <ecginger@aol.com>

Hi, list! Here's my Shaws with a D. First, I'd like to send my prayers to Anne and her husband for a speedy recovery! Ok...my D list: Daisy Ouneita Shaw b 10 Jan 1920, Little Rock, AR LIVING Daisy Cleopatra Shaw b 24 Jun 1901 AR d 30 Aug 1980, San Bernardino, Ca (spouse James Albert Eberhardt) Daisy Ouneita is the daughter of Fred Dinsmore Shaw and Emma Boswell Shaw...she is named for her aunt: Daisy Cleopatra Shaw, the daughter of William Sherman Shaw and Mary Elizabeth Jane "Jenny" Crosby Shaw. I also have David H. Shaw, b 1862, Walker Co, GA, son of William M. Shaw and Harriet Hardin That looks like all I can find in my files. Everyone have a good weekend! Marci Marci Shaw Peralez "If you can't get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well dance with it." - George Bernard Shaw

Hi Listers, My SHAW of the week for the letter D is: Captain David SHAW, b. June 20 1788, d. May 12, 1878, both in Chester, Rockingham County, New Hampshire. On June 5, 1817, he married Sally MARDEN in Chichester, Merrimack County, New Hampshire. Captain David SHAW was a descendent of the immigrant Roger SHAW. His father was also a "D": Cornet David SHAW, b/ April 2 or 10, 1757, Hampton, New Hampshire and d. Nov. 10 or 11, 1825. On December 28, 1780 he married Abigail Smith, also a Roger SHAW descendent. I would like to know more about the "Cornet" and the "Captain" titles that are found in the histories of the towns where they lived. I haven't found any reference to any particular wars in the histories that I have found. Any suggestions? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anne" <ListMom2@hotmail.com> To: <SHAW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 27, 2001 4:11 PM Subject: [SHAW] Letter of the Week: D > The letter of the week this week is "D". Please send all your given Shaw > names that start with D to the list. Please also include as much information > as you can. > > Thanks!! > > Anne > > > ==== SHAW Mailing List ==== > http://members.aol.com/shawscty/index.htm > http://www.sourpress.com/clanshaw/index.html > http://www.electricscotland.com/webclans/stoz/shaw .html > > >

The letter of the week this week is "D". Please send all your given Shaw names that start with D to the list. Please also include as much information as you can. Thanks!! Anne

As you have probably noticed, I have fallen behind in administering this list. My husband has just returned home from a liver biopsy (benign), but is facing arterial heart bypass and heart valve replacement surgery in the next two weeks. Thanks for being understanding you guys! Sorry for any inconvenience this might be causing the list, or any of you personally. Anne

Correction: the will was dated in the text ! January 1802. It was proven in open court in Feb 1802. I have transcribed the will to the best of my ability. Since it is short, I am including it in this post: Transcribed by Velma Shaw Beale from a Xerox copy In the top right hand corner: 3.57(? the last two digits are very unclear) Patrick Shaw File# 0352. In the name of God, amen- I Patrick Shaw of the County of Guilford & State of North Carolina, being of sound & perfect mind & memory, (?), do this first day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight-hundred & two, make & publish this my last will & testament in manner following - Item: I resign my soul to God & my body to the grave - Item - I allow all my just debts & funeral expenses first to be paid out of my personal property, which property I allow to be sold. - Item - I give & bequeath to my oldest son, John Shaw, the sum of five shillings - To my second son, William Shaw, the sum of five shillings - Item - I give and bequeath to my son, Hugh Shaw - the sum of five shillings The residue of my estate I wish to be divided into five shares ?:which shares are to be divided in the following manner: I ? give to my beloved wife, Nancy Shaw one share, I give and bequeath to my eldest daughter, Betsy Shaw two shares, I give and bequeath to my daughter, Polly S.lotte/or dotte? one share, I give & bequeath to my daughter Nancy Shaw one share - And hereby make & ordain my dearly beloved wife, Nancy Shaw Executrix & my worthy friend James S. Gillespie Executor of this my last will & testament his Patrick X Shaw (seal) mark Signed, sealed, published & declared by the said Patrick Shaw the ..?.. as his last will & testament in the presence of us who were present at the time of signing & sealing thereof David Price (seal) James Holland (seal) The Guilford County ------ February Court (?) 1802 The execution of the within will was proven in open court by the oaths of David Price, Esqr. & James Holland & on motion ordered to be recorded - when or then(?) came in Nancy Shaw widow & relict of the decd and qualifyed as Executrix in open Court Test: John Hamilton ..?.. ________________________________________________________________________ Henerich Sigfrid. ----- Original Message ----- From: Velma Beale <velma.beale@axom.com> To: <SHAW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2001 8:11 PM Subject: Re: [SHAW] I now have Patrick's Will > Wanda, I just received by mail a xerox copy of the will of Patrick Shaw of > Guilford County, NC dated "February Court(?) 1802". I would guess that > someone wrote it out copied as closely as possible from the original since > the signatures all seem to be in the same hand writing and the only > signature that says "his mark" is Patrick's. However, I can make out part of > a handwritten number in the top right-hand corner and it seems to be a page > in a book that has been copied. A file # is also written at the top left. As > soon as I can type it up, I will let the list know that it is available and > I will either try to post it to the list, or e-mail it to those interested > on request. It may not be too easy, since the handwriting, while flowing and > flowery, is not always easy to read. Ruth from Colorado who sent it to me is > trying to track down the exact sources of this and other material she sent > me. Will pass that on, too, when I get it. > > Velma Shaw Beale > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Wanda Muncey Gant <Gant@Blomand.net> > To: <SHAW-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 8:13 AM > Subject: [SHAW] Shaw-Morrow-Allison > > > > Posted on: Shaw Queries > > Reply Here: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Shaw/10278 > > > > Surname: Shaw, Morrow, Allison > > ------------------------- > > > > The will for Patrick Shaw of Guilford Co., NC is needed. I have been told > > there was one but NC said they did not have one. If a will os Patrick Shaw > > is obtained by anyone, please, I need a copy. Thanks. > > > > > > ==== SHAW Mailing List ==== > > To unsubscribe: SHAW-L-request@rootsweb.com > > Place the word unsubscribe in the body of the message. > > > > > > > ==== SHAW Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe: SHAW-L-request@rootsweb.com > Place the word unsubscribe in the body of the message. > >