Here is a slightly revised descendants chart for the family I'm working on. Any help appreciated, and I will be glad to share what information I have. Michael Willis Freeland <mailto:[email protected]> Descendants of Isaac Bowman 1 Isaac Bowman .. +Elizabeth "Betsy " Lindawood ..... 2 Isaiah Bowman b: 28 Sep 1838 Shenandoah Cty, VA d: 30 May 1919 Shenandoah Cty, VA bur: Keller Cem, Shenandoah Cty, VA ........ +Anne Fravel d: Edinburg, Shenandoah County, VA ........... 3 Casper Bowman ............... +Ida Henkel ............3 Nellie G. Bowman ............... +Kirby J. Bowman .................. 4 Marvin W. Bowman .................. 4 Resa E. Bowman ..................... +Dunfee Wightman m: Edinburg, Shenandoah County, VA ........... 3 Mary Elizabeth "Mame" Bowman ............... +George Santmiers .................. 4 Elwood Santmiers .................. 4 Imogene Santmiers ........... 3 Myron Bowman, Sr. ............... +Anna Belle Santmiers .................. 4 Myron Bowman, Jr. ........... 3 Ada Alice Bowman b: 30 October 1880 Shenandoah Cty, VA d: 1 May 1941 Shenandoah Cty, VA bur: May 1941 Cedarwood Cemetery ............... +William Wade Zirkle b: 11 August 1881 Shenandoah Cty, VA m: 31 Dec 1903 d: 23 Nov 1947 Edinburg, Shenandoah County, VA .................. 4 William Isaiah Zirkle b: 5 Jan 1909 Shenandoah Cty, VA d: 24 Feb 1964 Roanoke, VA bur: Evergreen Cem, Roanoke, VA .................... +Dorothy Hutcheson Smythe b: 21 Jul 1908 Roanoke, VA m: 14 Sep 1932 Roanoke d: 13 Nov 1959 Roanoke bur: Evergreen Cem -- END --

Here is a slightly revised descendants chart for the family I'm working on. Any help appreciated, and I will be glad to share what information I have. Michael Willis Freeland <mailto:[email protected]> Descendants of Isaac Bowman 1 Isaac Bowman .. +Elizabeth "Betsy " Lindawood ..... 2 Isaiah Bowman b: 28 Sep 1838 Shenandoah Cty, VA d: 30 May 1919 Shenandoah Cty, VA bur: Keller Cem, Shenandoah Cty, VA ........ +Anne Fravel d: Edinburg, Shenandoah County, VA ........... 3 Casper Bowman ............... +Ida Henkel ............3 Nellie G. Bowman ............... +Kirby J. Bowman .................. 4 Marvin W. Bowman .................. 4 Resa E. Bowman ..................... +Dunfee Wightman m: Edinburg, Shenandoah County, VA ........... 3 Mary Elizabeth "Mame" Bowman ............... +George Santmiers .................. 4 Elwood Santmiers .................. 4 Imogene Santmiers ........... 3 Myron Bowman, Sr. ............... +Anna Belle Santmiers .................. 4 Myron Bowman, Jr. ........... 3 Ada Alice Bowman b: 30 October 1880 Shenandoah Cty, VA d: 1 May 1941 Shenandoah Cty, VA bur: May 1941 Cedarwood Cemetery ............... +William Wade Zirkle b: 11 August 1881 Shenandoah Cty, VA m: 31 Dec 1903 d: 23 Nov 1947 Edinburg, Shenandoah County, VA .................. 4 William Isaiah Zirkle b: 5 Jan 1909 Shenandoah Cty, VA d: 24 Feb 1964 Roanoke, VA bur: Evergreen Cem, Roanoke, VA .................... +Dorothy Hutcheson Smythe b: 21 Jul 1908 Roanoke, VA m: 14 Sep 1932 Roanoke d: 13 Nov 1959 Roanoke bur: Evergreen Cem --END--

I am beginning research on the BOWMAN family in the Shenandoah Valley. Here is what I have on the family so far: Descendants of Isaac Bowman 1 Isaac Bowman .. +Betsy ..... 2 Isaiah Bowman b: 28 Sep 1838 Shenandoah Cty, VA d: 30 May 1919 Shenandoah Cty, VA bur: Keller Cem, Shenandoah Cty, VA ........ +Anne Fravel d: Edinburg, Shenandoah County, VA ........... 3 Casper Bowman ............... +Ida Henkel ........... 3 Nellie G. Bowman .............. +Kirby J. Bowman ................. 4 Marvin W. Bowman ................. 4 Resa E. Bowman .................... +Dunfee Wightman m: Edinburg, Shenandoah County, VA ........... 3 Mary Elizabeth "Mame" Bowman .............. +George Santmiers ................. 4 Elwood Santmiers ................. 4 Imogene Santmiers ........... 3 Myron Bowman, Sr. .............. +Anna Belle Santmiers ................. 4 Myron Bowman, Jr. ........... 3 Ada Alice Bowman b: 30 Oct 1880 Shenandoah Cty, VA d: 1 May 1941 Shenandoah Cty, VA Burial: May 1941 Cedarwood Cem ............... +William Wade Zirkle b: 11 Aug 1881 Shenandoah Cty, VA m: 31 Dec 1903 d: 23 Nov 1947 Edinburg, Shenandoah Cty, VA ................. 4 William Isaiah Zirkle b: 5 Jan 1909 Shenandoah Cty, VA d: 24 Feb 1964 Roanoke, VA bur: Evergreen Cem, Roanoke, VA ................... +Dorothy Hutcheson Smythe b: 21 Jul 1908 Roanoke, VA m: 14 Sep 1932 Roanoke d: 13 Nov 1959 Roanoke bur: Evergreen Cem Any help will be greatly appreciated. Michael Willis Freeland <mailto:[email protected]>

I am researching the Middleton family in Shenandoah Co. and have hit a dead end. I am seeking info on a Preston Middleton who married a Pheobe Morris. They had at least a son, John W. Middleton (b. 1839) who married Lucy Ellen Hanson in 1859, and a daughter, Sarah J. Middleton who married Lucy Hanson's brother. So far, I have found Preston Middleton's name as: Preston, Prestley, Risley, and Westly. All the databases I find, go by the spelling I put in and I haven't found him yet. I would especially like to find Preston's parents and siblings. I believe Preston may have died before 1859 because on the 1859 marriage of John W., there is a Jacob Morris who signed for John W. to get married. If anyone has info on the parents of William Hanson and his wife, Nancy Moore, I would appreciate help on them, also. William and Nancy were the parents of Lucy Ellen Hanson Middleton. Thanks, Linda Bowman [email protected]

Hello, I'm relatively new to the Virginia email lists. I've signed up to several lists, as are many of you I'm sure. That being the case, I apologize in advance to those of you who will be getting duplicates. We have concentrated our search primarily in Patrick and Giles Counties because our earliest known ancestor, John (Jr.) was married in Patrick and lived there after marriage. Many of the subsequent generations lived in Giles County. Considering the many boundary changes that have occurred over the years, and the fact that John (Jr.?) may not have originally been from Patrick County, we thought it might be necessary to expand our queries as we haven't been having any success in verifying any of John (Jr.s?) ancestors. John's parents are believed to have been John Clark Sr. and Sarah or Susannah, last name unknown. John may have had a sister named Elizabeth born n the 1770's and a brother named William also born in the 1770's. Listed below is John (Jr's?) children and their spouses. John Clark (Jr.?) born abt 1790 & Elizabeth Wright born abt mid 1790's Patrick County Va. CHILDREN OF JOHN (JR.?) & ELIZABETH all born abt.1810 thru early 1830's Patrick County Martha Clark & Samuel Jarmon Stone Sarah Clark & Samuel C. Ingram Roshona Clark & Lewis G. Martin Elizabeth Clark & James Bartee Andrew Jackson Clark & Martha Stone and Melinda Spencer German James (W) Clark and Frances Jane Law Robert Clark John Randolph Clark & Sara Jane Dodson Pleasant J. Clark Nancy Clark & Wilson/William T. Harris Mary A. Clark More recent generation in Giles County-1870's to 1970's. Andrew Jackson Clark & Mary Elizabeth Melvin Andrew was the son of German/Jerman/Jarmon James W. Clark CHILDREN OF ANDREW & MARY Sue V. Clark Franklin German Clark & Elizabeth Sue Kirk Mary Elizabeth Clark & John Frazier Sarah Jane Clark & John Vance Lennie Edward Clark & Charlie Boone Pannell Ramona Rosalee Clark & Clarence Wheeler Charles Jackson Clark & Romerta Frazier Leona E. Clark & Ed Gearheart William Henry Clark & Virginia May Parcell also William Henry Clark & Delia Blankenship also Virginia May Parcell & (Leon?) Perkins James W. Clark Robert Raymond Reynolds Clark (aka John) & Myrtle Isabella Carden Booker Burwell Clark & Nancy Elizabeth Altice also Booker Burwell Clark & Maude McNabb Crowell Hubert Hale Clark Sr. & Mary Jane Clark Ida C. Clark & Robert William Bowles Sr. possible unknown child (stillborn?) Lilly Rowland Clark & Bernard King Wysong also Lilly Rowland Clark & William Vance possible unknown child (stillborn?) We're also trying to find info on Clarks who moved to Jonesboro Tenn. Henry Edward Clark & Sally Elizabeth Cox Wright CHILDREN Ada Berth Clark & Calvin Matchett Cleveland Clark & Sally Elizabeth Cox Steveland Clark (twin) Hugh Clark Wilson Clark Opie C. Clark NOTE: Henry Edward Clark was the son of John Randolph Clark & Sara Jane Dodson. We would appreciate any information anyone can provide on any of these Clarks and related families. Thanks, Bill and Cindy

Elizabeth Aleshire who married John Cave was the daughter of Henry Aleshire and Mary Elizabeth Hahn. Henry was the s/o Conrad and Maria Gossel Aleshire. Elizabeth and John were married on Nov. 2 1811 in Shenandoah Va. Lynn Brubaker Wine

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------CD1A156A5B3F1E2CF767EDD9 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi Judy, There were two Elizabeth Aleshire in the Shenandoah Valley that married within a few years of each other. Elizabeth d/o Conrad married Cornelius Miller in April 1808. Elizabeth d/o Henry married John Cave on Nov 02, 1811. Were Conrad and Henry Brothers? I am not researching this line and the information will need to me confirmed. Regards, Jim Hawes http://members.aol.com/JimHawes/Hawes.html Hawes - Haws Roots In Kentucky Genealogy & Beyond Judy Printz wrote: > > Can anyone help me find who Elizabeth married. She was born about 1745-1765 > to Conrad and Maria Goessel Ailshite/Ailshire/Aleshire. Her siblings were > Benedict Clifford, Coonrod, Henry, John Conrad, Jacob, Sarah, Christian, > Peter and Michael. Her father was born in Prussia and died in Shenandoah > County. Thanks for any help. > > Judy Gordon Printz > [email protected] > > ==== SHENANDOAH Mailing List ==== > SHENANDOAH Families Mail List Archives: > courtesy of Rootsweb, our gracious host! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > Just type in the mail list's name: SHENANDOAH --------------CD1A156A5B3F1E2CF767EDD9 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="JimHawes.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Jim Hawes Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="JimHawes.vcf" begin:vcard n:Hawes;Jim x-mozilla-html:TRUE adr:;;;;;; version:2.1 email;internet:[email protected] x-mozilla-cpt:;0 fn:Jim Hawes end:vcard --------------CD1A156A5B3F1E2CF767EDD9--

This sounded like a very interesting story, and having tried to find some Hessians serving with General George Roger Clark, your Shenandoah native who was so active in the Illionois country during the AmRev., I have been supplied with some material by other historians. Unfortunately, I cannot say that I found the name Warnick/Wernick between those who served with General Clark, and of course, the name of General Steuben cannot be found in Clark's little army neither. Perhaps if you write to the Indiana Historical Bureau, you could get the information you require, mailto:[email protected] this Bureau has been very helpful to me. Sorry taht I cannot do more at this point in time. Regards, John Merz [email protected] wrote: > > I just read you message on the Shenandoah rootsweb list, and wondered if you > might any suggestion as to where I should look for my very elusive Rev. War > ancestor. I'm trying to trace the background of Lt. Colonel Frederick > Wernick, who is listed as Chief Surgeon under Geo. Rogers Clark. He was in > the Virginia State Line, and recieved bounty land in Ky. as a result of his > service. That much information I can find in all sorts of records. The only > other thing I find, is that he married an Elizabeth Norman in Princess Anne > Co., Va. in 1778 and when she applied for a Rev. War pension in 1837, she > advised that he died in 1783. > > My problem is that aside from the above, I have no background on him at all. > I do know that his heir, and I believe son, Frederick Christian Warnick was > living in Montgomery Co., Pa. in 1800, when there are records of him > disposing of some of the bounty lands. The family was German speaking, and > supposedly the younger Frederick had been born in Prussia ( per church > records, and some family history ). However, I have no record of any > Frederick Warneck/Warnick ever arriving in this country, can find no land or > tax records, etc. The only Frederick Warneck listed by Filby is shown in > N.Y. in 1782--source for that record is given as " Muster Rolls and Prisoner > of War Lists in Am. Archival Collection pertaining to the German mercenary > troops who served with the British forces during the Am. Rev." by C.N. Smith. > I've sent for a copy of that as well as Rev. War records, but those will > take forever to get here, and I'm wondering what I might try checking, in the > meantime. > Among those listed as also serving under Geo. Rogers Clark is Baron Steuben, > and my original thought was that perhaps Wernick came to this country with > him, but that doesn't seem likely, given the Filby reference--just wondering > if you might have any suggestions, as this time period seems to be something > of a speciality with you. Would very much appreciate any help. > > Sherron Logan

Can anyone help me find who Elizabeth married. She was born about 1745-1765 to Conrad and Maria Goessel Ailshite/Ailshire/Aleshire. Her siblings were Benedict Clifford, Coonrod, Henry, John Conrad, Jacob, Sarah, Christian, Peter and Michael. Her father was born in Prussia and died in Shenandoah County. Thanks for any help. Judy Gordon Printz [email protected]

Having just subscribed to your Digest version, which means I don't get your individual messages, but several of them all bundled up, I did get the welcome message, which was missing any mentioning of how to access your mail list archives. But I did find them anyway, and found some interesting postings, and of course, hope to find many more in the future. In the case you are not aware of the fact, that the beautiful Shenandoah Valley has been a favourite place of settlement for Hessian soldiers of the American Revolution, and in fact, was a hiding place for them after they deserted from their troops or escaped from the prison camps in Charlottesville and Winchester. It stands to reason that today's family historians run into a brickwall trying to find the origin of a man who had suddenly appeared in church records or censuses around the AmRev time. He may have been one of those Hessian soldiers seeking refuge among the other Germans who had settled in the Valley. I am glad I found your mail-list and will monitor for Hessian names. John Helmut Merz, http://www.cgo.wave.ca/~hessian also listowner of [email protected]

Welcome John, Glad to see you here. You always are such a help to so many. NEFF family searcher, Gerry Evans

-----Original Message----- From: Louis Moses [SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, April 10, 1999 8:50 AM To: '[email protected]' Subject: The term "Ladyday" Hello, In a land deed transaction, reference was made to "paying rent of one peppercorn on Ladyday next." This term involved a deed in Shenandoah County VA, late 1780s. Can anyone explain the practice and the term also. Thanks, Louie

I haven't posted this in awhile. Will you look to see if you recognize anyone? If you do, please get in touch with me. Descendants of Adam Long,Sr. Generation No. 1 1. Adam2 Long,Sr. (Long1) was born January 26, 1767 in Pennsylvania, and died December 10, 1854 in Augusta Co., Virginia. He married (1) Margaret (Peggy)(Elizabeth) Ruebush August 5, 1788 in Rockingham County, Virginia (?), daughter of John Ruebush/Raudenbusch and Molly Keller. He married (2) Catharine Murry May 12, 1840. He married (3) Frances Holterman Price October 5, 1843 in Augusta Co., Virginia. Children of Adam Long and Margaret Ruebush are: 2 i. Elizabeth3 Long, born July 28, 1788. 3 ii. Mary (Polly) Long, born September 5, 1789. She married Perky. 4 iii. Jacob Long, born November 21, 1791. 5 iv. Margaret Long, born April 13, 1794. She married Henry Cromer November 3, 1834. 6 v. Adam Long, Jr., born October 27, 1796 in Rockingham Co., Va.; died July 31, 1882 in Lewis Co., Va. (now West Virginia). + 7 vi. Elias ( Eli) Long, born April 21, 1799 in Rockingham County, Virginia; died July 31, 1881 in Augusta, Virginia. 8 vii. Susannna Long, born August 19, 1802. She married John J. Johnson. 9 viii. Elizabeth Long, born April 22, 1805. 10 ix. Maria Long, born November 10, 1822. Generation No. 2 7. Elias ( Eli)3 Long (Adam2, Long1) was born April 21, 1799 in Rockingham County, Virginia, and died July 31, 1881 in Augusta, Virginia. He married (1) Mary Link January 7, 1830 in Lexington, VA. in the Oxford Presbyterian Church. He married (2) Nancy Firebaugh November 6, 1832 in Lexington, Rockbridge Co., Virginia., daughter of John Firebaugh and Elizabeth Whitmen. He married (3) Judith Long December 10, 1860 in Augusta?, Va.?. Child of Elias Long and Mary Link is: + 11 i. John Link4 Long, born December 10, 1830 in Augusta Co., Virginia; died in California. Children of Elias Long and Nancy Firebaugh are: 12 i. Henry4 Long, born 1834 in Augusta Co. Virginia; died May 4, 1863 in Chancellorsville, Va. in the Civil War.. 13 ii. Eliza Long, born 1836. 14 iii. James Franklin Long, born 1838 in Augusta Co. Virginia; died November 12, 1864 in Rude's Hill, Va. as a Confederate Soldier in the Civil War.. 15 iv. Cynthia Long, born 1844 in August County, VA.; died in August County, VA.. She married Hiram L. Evans. 16 v. Mary C. Long, born February 24, 1842 in Augusta Co., Virginia; died October 16, 1909 in Augusta Co. Virginia. She married James H. Gentry December 23, 1878 in Augusta, Va.. + 17 vi. Andrew Davidson Long, born March 9, 1844 in Augusta Co. Virginia; died March 27, 1927 in Ladonia, Texas. 18 vii. Nancy J. Long, born 1848; died Bef. 1860. + 19 viii. Adam Eli Long, born November 20, 1851 in Augusta Co., Virginia; died February 21, 1934 in San Antonio, Texas. 20 ix. John M. Long?, born Abt. 1829. He married Mary Stambaugh July 31, 1849. Child of Elias Long and Judith Long is: 21 i. William F.4 Long, born 1860; died September 28, 1862 in Augusta, Va.. Generation No. 3 11. John Link4 Long (Elias ( Eli)3, Adam2, Long1) was born December 10, 1830 in Augusta Co., Virginia, and died in California. He married Ruthia Adaline Colemn March 29, 1855 in Washington, Missouri. Children of John Long and Ruthia Colemn are: 22 i. Virginia Mary5 Long. 23 ii. Oliver Frenger Long. 24 iii. John Thomas Long. 17. Andrew Davidson4 Long (Elias ( Eli)3, Adam2, Long1) was born March 9, 1844 in Augusta Co. Virginia, and died March 27, 1927 in Ladonia, Texas. He married Alice McCowan October 5, 1871 in Rockbridge Co., Va.. Children of Andrew Long and Alice McCowan are: 25 i. Anna Willnora5 Long. 26 ii. Charlie Long. 27 iii. Alice Irene Long. 28 iv. Walter Ewing Long. 29 v. Davie Marie Long. 19. Adam Eli4 Long (Elias ( Eli)3, Adam2, Long1) was born November 20, 1851 in Augusta Co., Virginia, and died February 21, 1934 in San Antonio, Texas. He married Virginia Weldon 1877 in Fannin Co. Texas, daughter of John Weldon and Jane Maddox. Children of Adam Long and Virginia Weldon are: 30 i. George5 Long. 31 ii. Jim Long. 32 iii. Calvin Long. 33 iv. Henry Long. 34 v. Ernest Lee Long, born April 6, 1887 in Dallas, Texas; died June 28, 1965 in Long Beach, California. He married Auda Jane McCormick Bef. December 17, 1910 in Rush Springs, Oklahoma. 35 vi. Oliver Cromwell Long. 36 vii. Nannie Long. She married John Jennings. 37 viii. Audie Long. 38 ix. Benjamin Temple Long, born March 1, 1885 in Ladonia, Texas (Fannin Co.); died July 4, 1963 in Clovis, New Mexico. He married Zela Mae White March 7, 1910 in Comanche, Oklahoma (Stephen Co.) Thanks for reading this. Virginia Long Hutson [email protected]

Hello, There was a Germanic community 1750s-1760s established between Straburg and Woodstock along the North Fork. Many were of the sect Sabbatarians. In 1764, Indian raids killed some and drove the remainder into the area known as the Sandy Hook and thence up to Ephrata PA. Seeking any information on names of the settlers who were killed. Thanks. Louie

Seeking information on the children of John BLESSING and Clarissa SKEEN who were born in Shenandoah Co. from abt.1790 until their departure to Greene Co. OH abt. 1810 any and all information will be greatly appreciated. John was the son of Jacob Blessing probably from PA ?? Gary E Blessing [email protected]

Can anybody tell me the maiden name (with a source) of Henrietta Williams, wife of James, shown here in the 1860 Bath co VA census? They were probably married in late 1850 or 1851, since James was with his mother Nancy in the 1850 Bath census and their first child is 9 in 1860. I have checked the following counties for a marriage record: Augusta, Alleghany, Bath, Greenbrier, Highland, Nelson, Pocahontas, Rockbridge, Rockingham, CD 229 (VA Marriage Index). I will also send this to the WILLIAMS-L list. James Williams 31 m wagonmaker, R=300, P=100 Henrietta 34 f William H. 9 m Mary J. 7 f Ella V. 4 f Ira L. 2 m I theorize that she is Henrietta Criser/Critzer, d/o Henry & Polly, because that's the only Henrietta of the right age in the 1850 Bath census and Henry lives only 5 houses away from them in 1860, but this is weak evidence. I'm not researching the Williams family otherwise; this is for my 1860 Bath census annotation project. Thanks for any clues, Holly ------------------- Holly Cochran email: [email protected] Hollyhock Press (publisher of Bath co VA area books) http://id.mind.net/~cochran/hollyhock/

Hi, Folks, This is some genealogy news, etc. http://newsnet.byu.edu/noframes/Genealogy.cfm Flo.

Hi, Folks, Two more from someone on the WVHampsh list. http://www.pcusa.org/ Presbyterian http://www.ncccusa.org/members/index.html NCC Member Communions - Links Flo.

Hi, Folks, Virginia's question prompted me to post this collection. Flo. http://home.swbell.net/bobwhit/churches.html Church Research http://members.esslink.com/~pseely/directry.htm Churches http://www.ncccusa.org/ National Council of Churches http://www.ats.edu/members/denom.htm theological seminaries http://religion-cults.com/Christianity/Protestant/P-Denominations-1.htm Denominations Descriptions http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Library/3968/ B.M.A.A. (Baptist Missionary Association of America) Directory & Handbook, Directory of Ordained & Licensed Ministers http://www.rrlc.org/guide/arc02.shtml Baptist - American http://www.mercer.edu/mainlib/SpColl.html Baptist - GA http://www.jewell.edu/academia/currylibrary/partee/partee.html Baptist - MO http://carolus.furman.edu/library/welcome/specpage.htm Baptist - SC http://www.cob-net.org/docs/groups.htm Brethren Denominations http://www.cob-net.org/fobg/howto.htm Church of the Brethren ~ links http://www.cob-net.org/docs/brethrenlife_journal.htm Brethren migration http://www.cob-net.org/ Church of the Brethren http://www.su.edu/library/eub.htm Evangelical United Brethren http://www.catholic.net/ Catholic Church - Roman http://www.masstimes.org/ Catholic search http://www.cin.org/ Catholic information network http://www.catholic.org/colweb/direct.html Catholic web directory http://www.disciples.org/ordm2z.htm Disciples (Christian Churches) Clergy E-Mail Addresses http://www.disciples.org/historc.htm Disciples of Christ http://www.ecusa.anglican.org/ Episcopal Church - USA http://www.elca.org/ Lutheran - Evangelical http://www.lcms.org/ Lutheran, Missouri Synod http://www.fum.org/ Quaker / Friends United http://www.rootsweb.com/+AH4-quakers/index.htm Quaker genealogy http://www.rca.org/ Reformed Church in America http://www.gcah.org/Conference/umcdirectory.htm UMC state archives http://www.depauw.edu/lib/services/Desc/dept.htm+ACM-archives UMC - Indiana http://cmc2.cmc.edu/arc.html Methodist - United - MO http://cc.owu.edu/+AH4-librweb/spuma.htm Methodist - United - Ohio http://www.gcah.org/center.htm Methodist - United ~ archives http://wesley.nnc.edu/ Wesley Center ~ search http://www.libertynet.org/+AH4-pacscl/phs/index.html Presbyterian http://www.ucc.org/ United Church of Christ http://www.ucc.org/who/reformed.htm United Church of Christ ~ history http://www.southsomerset.gov.uk/churches/ UK - England -South Somerset ~ photos of old churches

Was there a German Reformed church in Fredrick Co., Va. before 1860? If there were more than one, can you tell me where and at what times they existed? Thanks, Virginia Long Hutson [email protected]