I havent searched the land yet but his name was Andrew Smathers and was changed in 200 years ago to Smothers found this on a photo that my fatherin law recieved from his brother that passed away last year picture was not in good condition but the inscription on the back was readable Andrew wife name was Sarah ? they had 10 children John , Ann, Suzanne, Elizabeth, Margaret, Thomas, Hugh, Sarah, Joseph, Martha i stumbled on this while surfing and i cant remember how to get into it again my computor locked up and when i came back on it was kicked off Fran

nice but you missed a step Franklin Sylvester Smothers married Sarah Jane Taylor there son Franklin Sylvester Smothers jr. married Margaret Naomi Ross there son James Louis my husband

Here is some quick information I put together. Noah Descendants of John Smothers Generation No. 1 1. John2 Smothers (Andrew1) was born Abt. 1762 in Abingdon, Washington County, Virginia. He married Prudence Box October 06, 1801 in Clark County, Kentucky. Child of John Smothers and Prudence Box is: + 2 i. Edmond3 Smothers, born Abt. 1782. Generation No. 2 2. Edmond3 Smothers (John2, Andrew1) was born Abt. 1782. He married Cathrine. Child of Edmond Smothers and Cathrine is: + 3 i. Emich4 Smothers, born Abt. 1851 in Clay, Illinois. Generation No. 3 3. Emich4 Smothers (Edmond3, John2, Andrew1) was born Abt. 1851 in Clay, Illinois. He married Julia Bronson Abt. 1876 in Clay, Illinois. Child of Emich Smothers and Julia Bronson is: + 4 i. Franklin Sylvester5 Smothers, born June 02, 1877. Generation No. 4 4. Franklin Sylvester5 Smothers (Emich4, Edmond3, John2, Andrew1) was born June 02, 1877. He married Sarah Jane Taylor. Child of Franklin Smothers and Sarah Taylor is: 5 i. James Louis6 Smothers, born Abt. 1954.

Fran, I saw your note below. My family file stops roughly at Edmond Smothers -- getting information on his ancestors has really been tough.. I am aware that Edmond's father is thought to be a John Smothers; but where did you get the birth date for John (1762) and his wife's name (Prudence Box).? I hope all is weel with you and Jim. Bill Smothers frances smothers wrote: > > Thank you for answering so fast i figured it would be awhile. > Andrew is my husbands 5th generation grandfather. > > Our tree is > > Andrew b 1738 married to Sarah > then John b 1762 married Prudence Box > then son Edmond b 1782 married Cathrine > son of edmond Enoch b 1834 married Julia Branson > son of enoch Franklin Sylvester b 1877 married Sarah Jane Taylor > son of franklin Franklin Sylvester jr. b 1929 > then me James Louis b 1954 > could you send me yours i think i know but not sure Fran > and jim > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry’s Library ? The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library

Frances - This is Noah Smothers line - he published his family tree on world connect. If the url wraps just cut and paste it. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=nsmother&id=I12487 Best of luck Debbie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nena Smothers" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2000 9:06 AM Subject: Re: [SMOTHERS] match frances: was his name spelled Smithers and do you know if he was ever owner of land in the Holsten River area of Va? thats the only andrew I have knowledge of presently. >From: frances smothers <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [SMOTHERS] match >Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2000 00:54:36 -0700 > > > Thank you for answering so fast i figured it would be awhile. > Andrew is my husbands 5th generation grandfather. > > Our tree is > > Andrew b 1738 married to Sarah > then John b 1762 married Prudence Box > then son Edmond b 1782 married Cathrine > son of edmond Enoch b 1834 married Julia Branson > son of enoch Franklin Sylvester b 1877 married Sarah Jane Taylor > son of franklin Franklin Sylvester jr. b 1929 > then me James Louis b 1954 > could you send me yours i think i know but not sure Fran > and jim > > >============================== >Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history >learning and how-to articles on the Internet. >http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library > _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com. ============================== The only real-time collaboration tool that allows you and other family members to create a FREE, password-protected family tree. http://www.ancestry.com/oft/login.asp

Thank you for answering so fast i figured it would be awhile. Andrew is my husbands 5th generation grandfather. Our tree is Andrew b 1738 married to Sarah then John b 1762 married Prudence Box then son Edmond b 1782 married Cathrine son of edmond Enoch b 1834 married Julia Branson son of enoch Franklin Sylvester b 1877 married Sarah Jane Taylor son of franklin Franklin Sylvester jr. b 1929 then me James Louis b 1954 could you send me yours i think i know but not sure Fran and jim

Francis Andrew is my 6th generation Grandfather. Just a few minutes ago I found a site on John Bristow Jr. who married Margaret Smothers. It has lots of information. The other thing is that on family search.com John Bristow Jr. is listed as the father and Margaret Smothers the mother of the following children. Their names are listed as Smothers the surname of the mother on family search.com. I have added the Smothers/Bristow names as this is the way I find them listed. I will try to figure out some of the confusion, later tomorrow, for those interested try this site http://www.webcom.com/~duane/bristow.html#s23 extremely interesting the story of the Bristows. Later Noah Descendants of John Bristow Generation No. 1 1. John1 Bristow. Child of John Bristow is: + 2 i. John Bristow2 Jr., born January 31, 1770 in Virginia; died March 11, 1840 in Bath County, Kentucky. Generation No. 2 2. John Bristow2 Jr. (John1 Bristow) was born January 31, 1770 in Virginia, and died March 11, 1840 in Bath County, Kentucky. He married (1) Unkown. He married (2) Margaret Smothers Abt. 1807 in Bath Co. Ky., daughter of Andrew Smothers and Sarah. Children of John Jr. and Margaret Smothers are: 3 i. Andrew Smothers3 Bristow, born Abt. 1810. 4 ii. Thomas Smothers Bristow, born Abt. 1808. 5 iii. Sarah Smothers Bristow, born Abt. 1815. 6 iv. Elizabeth Smothers Bristow, born Abt. 1817. 7 v. Joseph Hamilton Smothers Bristow. 8 vi. Martha Smothers Bristow. 9 vii. Anne Smothers Bristow. 10 viii. Linnie Anne Smothers Bristow. ----- Original Message ----- From: "frances smothers" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 1:17 PM Subject: [SMOTHERS] match > > > Looking thru family list from Noah I have found 3 matches > to our family > Andrew b abt 1738 > John b abt 1762 > Margaret b abt 1773 > there might be more but i haven't had that much time to go thru it. > Noah if you read this could you or nena email me > I would like more information to how these people are on your tree > Amdrew is my 9th generation grandfather > > Jim & Fran Smothers > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com >

frances: was his name spelled Smithers and do you know if he was ever owner of land in the Holsten River area of Va? thats the only andrew I have knowledge of presently. >From: frances smothers <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [SMOTHERS] match >Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2000 00:54:36 -0700 > > > Thank you for answering so fast i figured it would be awhile. > Andrew is my husbands 5th generation grandfather. > > Our tree is > > Andrew b 1738 married to Sarah > then John b 1762 married Prudence Box > then son Edmond b 1782 married Cathrine > son of edmond Enoch b 1834 married Julia Branson > son of enoch Franklin Sylvester b 1877 married Sarah Jane Taylor > son of franklin Franklin Sylvester jr. b 1929 > then me James Louis b 1954 > could you send me yours i think i know but not sure Fran > and jim > > >============================== >Visit Ancestry’s Library – The best collection of family history >learning and how-to articles on the Internet. >http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library > _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

Looking thru family list from Noah I have found 3 matches to our family Andrew b abt 1738 John b abt 1762 Margaret b abt 1773 there might be more but i haven't had that much time to go thru it. Noah if you read this could you or nena email me I would like more information to how these people are on your tree Amdrew is my 9th generation grandfather Jim & Fran Smothers

Noted the Loranzo name - wonder if my Loranzo Webb was named for his mother Frances Smothers side of the family. Seems it has been mentioned several times on the Smothers line. Pat Webber -----Original Message----- From: Mitzi Smetters <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 8:23 PM Subject: [SMOTHERS] "The Mountaineer" (Haywood County, North Carolina I found this at "The Mountaineer" (Haywood County, North Carolina) newspaper Website Mitzi Smetters <[email protected]> ________________ http://www.themountaineer.com/stories/stories4_14.html April 14, 2000 Smathers descendants leaders in the community now and then By PEGGY GOSSELIN Canton bureau chief CANTON -- Descendants of a pioneer family that first settled in the Dutch Cove area have been leaders in the community, then and now. The families of Mayor Pat Smathers and Pisgah High School Principal Dyatt Smathers changed the spelling of their surname almost 200 years ago. The surname of the first known Smathers ancestor to relocate to North Carolina from France was De Smet. But historic accounts recorded by members of the Smathers clan vary as to how many times the name changed. Some of those names included: Schmetter, Smithers, Smothers, Smotherman, Smethers, Smetters, Smetter, Smittersm, Smatters, Smadders, Smadders and Smatherson. The late Western North Carolina journalist John Parris wrote in 1981 that the Smathers name "has been worn by statesmen and jurists, soldiers and sailors, men of God and men of medicine, by nurses and teachers, engineers and architects." According to an account recorded by Sadie Smathers Patton, two brothers, John and Henry Smathers, were among the earliest known settlers to migrate from the Pennsylvania Dutch region to the Yadkin Valley in Rowan county, and then on to Haywood County to begin homesteading. They moved to an area near Canton known as Fulbright's Cove around 1815. Within a few years the cove's name was changed to Deutsch Cove (German Cove) because of the number of Germans who had emigrated there. It was later changed to Dutch Cove. Patton's genealogical record states that John Smathers was born Dec. 17, 1781, and married Mary Agner in 1803. Their children were Isaac, George, Jesse, Levi and Charley. Isaac Smathers married Mary Polly Miller and their children were Nelson, Mary Ann, Manson and Phillip. Nelson Smathers married Margaret Henderson and their children were Philip Asbury, Celia, Henry Austin, John Wexley, L. Vester, Amanuel Lorenzo, Harriett, Isaac Wexler and Hester. Amanuel Lorenzo Smathers married Ellen Ownby and their children were Walter, Arthur, Grover, Lyde, Lester and Hack Arnold. Walter Smathers married Adeline Deaver and their children were Underwood, Loranzo, Opal, Lucy, Esther, Gertrude and Garrett. Which brought the current generation to Loranzo Smathers' offspring: Pat, Michael and Nancy. Dyatt Smathers' family tree branches back at Isaac Smathers' son Phillip, who married Julia Dorothy Miller. From there, Dyatt's great-grandfather Jeptha Smathers married Luyiane Haseltine Miller. Their son, Dyatt's grandfather, Arphy Echo Smathers married Laura Burnette. And from that marriage came Dyatt's father, Ellis Ray Smathers, who married Frances Fowler. John Smathers died in 1825 at the age of 44. Mary Agner died in 1868 at the age of 92. Years of weathering had left their grave marker at Locust Fields Cemetery in Canton barely legible, so family members raised funds to have a new grave stone erected. The original stones were donated to the Canton Area Historical Museum. Mary Agner Smathers lived many years after her husband, John, died. Mary, who never learned to speak English, spent the last years of her life in the historic Shook House in Clyde with her son, Levi, according to family records. The Shook House, built by Jacob Shook in 1795 in Clyde, became the Shook-Smathers House in 1850 when William Welch, who came into possession of it after the death of Jacob Shook when a deed transferred it to Levi Smathers. The Shook-Smathers House is now owned by Ruth Morgan Jones of Raleigh, according to Janice Smathers of Clyde. "She's had several offers for the house. It's getting in a bad state of repair and we can't understand why she won't sell it," Janice Smathers said. The generations of John and Mary Agner Smathers extend far and wide, including Janice Smathers' grandfather "Dock" D.I.L and father Walter. D.I.L. Smathers, and his son, Walter, both served as mayor of Clyde. D.I.L. also served for years as justice of the peace and county commissioner. Another offspring of John and Mary Agner Smathers, George, gave his son, John, 640 acres of land at the Haywood/Buncombe county line. On that land, John C. Smathers developed the Turnpike Inn, a mill, blacksmith and carpentry shop. Henry Alston Smathers was at one time the only dentist in Canton. J. Bat Smathers served as attorney for the Champion Fibre Company, the town of Canton Carolina Power and Light Company, the Suncrest Lumber Company, the Champion Bank and Trust Company of Canton and a number of other corporations. Among Mary Agner Smathers' prized possessions was a book written in 1795 in German, containing songs, prayers and sermons by Martin Luther, Patton said. That book is still in the possession of Janice Smathers and her brother, Julian. "An inscription on the fly leaf of this old volume, with its brittle paper and ink faded almost beyond deciphering, has preserved the key which opens a door into past history of the Smathers family before its first members came across the Blue Ridge to Pigeon River," Patton wrote. "There, in German script, appears the record, which translated reads: Johannes Smetter was born on the 17th December, 1781." - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- © 2000, The Mountaineer Publishing Company Webmaster - Editor - Publisher - Advertising ============================== Visit Ancestry’s Library – The best collection of family history learning and how-to articles on the Internet. http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library

Mitzi, just want to thank you for the information, will go through it all and see if I can find a connection, Janet ----- Original Message ----- From: Mitzi Smetters <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 6:25 PM Subject: [SMOTHERS] "The Mountaineer" (Haywood County, North Carolina

I found this at "The Mountaineer" (Haywood County, North Carolina) newspaper Website Mitzi Smetters <[email protected]> ________________ http://www.themountaineer.com/stories/stories4_14.html April 14, 2000 Smathers descendants leaders in the community now and then By PEGGY GOSSELIN Canton bureau chief CANTON -- Descendants of a pioneer family that first settled in the Dutch Cove area have been leaders in the community, then and now. The families of Mayor Pat Smathers and Pisgah High School Principal Dyatt Smathers changed the spelling of their surname almost 200 years ago. The surname of the first known Smathers ancestor to relocate to North Carolina from France was De Smet. But historic accounts recorded by members of the Smathers clan vary as to how many times the name changed. Some of those names included: Schmetter, Smithers, Smothers, Smotherman, Smethers, Smetters, Smetter, Smittersm, Smatters, Smadders, Smadders and Smatherson. The late Western North Carolina journalist John Parris wrote in 1981 that the Smathers name "has been worn by statesmen and jurists, soldiers and sailors, men of God and men of medicine, by nurses and teachers, engineers and architects." According to an account recorded by Sadie Smathers Patton, two brothers, John and Henry Smathers, were among the earliest known settlers to migrate from the Pennsylvania Dutch region to the Yadkin Valley in Rowan county, and then on to Haywood County to begin homesteading. They moved to an area near Canton known as Fulbright's Cove around 1815. Within a few years the cove's name was changed to Deutsch Cove (German Cove) because of the number of Germans who had emigrated there. It was later changed to Dutch Cove. Patton's genealogical record states that John Smathers was born Dec. 17, 1781, and married Mary Agner in 1803. Their children were Isaac, George, Jesse, Levi and Charley. Isaac Smathers married Mary Polly Miller and their children were Nelson, Mary Ann, Manson and Phillip. Nelson Smathers married Margaret Henderson and their children were Philip Asbury, Celia, Henry Austin, John Wexley, L. Vester, Amanuel Lorenzo, Harriett, Isaac Wexler and Hester. Amanuel Lorenzo Smathers married Ellen Ownby and their children were Walter, Arthur, Grover, Lyde, Lester and Hack Arnold. Walter Smathers married Adeline Deaver and their children were Underwood, Loranzo, Opal, Lucy, Esther, Gertrude and Garrett. Which brought the current generation to Loranzo Smathers' offspring: Pat, Michael and Nancy. Dyatt Smathers' family tree branches back at Isaac Smathers' son Phillip, who married Julia Dorothy Miller. From there, Dyatt's great-grandfather Jeptha Smathers married Luyiane Haseltine Miller. Their son, Dyatt's grandfather, Arphy Echo Smathers married Laura Burnette. And from that marriage came Dyatt's father, Ellis Ray Smathers, who married Frances Fowler. John Smathers died in 1825 at the age of 44. Mary Agner died in 1868 at the age of 92. Years of weathering had left their grave marker at Locust Fields Cemetery in Canton barely legible, so family members raised funds to have a new grave stone erected. The original stones were donated to the Canton Area Historical Museum. Mary Agner Smathers lived many years after her husband, John, died. Mary, who never learned to speak English, spent the last years of her life in the historic Shook House in Clyde with her son, Levi, according to family records. The Shook House, built by Jacob Shook in 1795 in Clyde, became the Shook-Smathers House in 1850 when William Welch, who came into possession of it after the death of Jacob Shook when a deed transferred it to Levi Smathers. The Shook-Smathers House is now owned by Ruth Morgan Jones of Raleigh, according to Janice Smathers of Clyde. "She's had several offers for the house. It's getting in a bad state of repair and we can't understand why she won't sell it," Janice Smathers said. The generations of John and Mary Agner Smathers extend far and wide, including Janice Smathers' grandfather "Dock" D.I.L and father Walter. D.I.L. Smathers, and his son, Walter, both served as mayor of Clyde. D.I.L. also served for years as justice of the peace and county commissioner. Another offspring of John and Mary Agner Smathers, George, gave his son, John, 640 acres of land at the Haywood/Buncombe county line. On that land, John C. Smathers developed the Turnpike Inn, a mill, blacksmith and carpentry shop. Henry Alston Smathers was at one time the only dentist in Canton. J. Bat Smathers served as attorney for the Champion Fibre Company, the town of Canton Carolina Power and Light Company, the Suncrest Lumber Company, the Champion Bank and Trust Company of Canton and a number of other corporations. Among Mary Agner Smathers' prized possessions was a book written in 1795 in German, containing songs, prayers and sermons by Martin Luther, Patton said. That book is still in the possession of Janice Smathers and her brother, Julian. "An inscription on the fly leaf of this old volume, with its brittle paper and ink faded almost beyond deciphering, has preserved the key which opens a door into past history of the Smathers family before its first members came across the Blue Ridge to Pigeon River," Patton wrote. "There, in German script, appears the record, which translated reads: Johannes Smetter was born on the 17th December, 1781." --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- © 2000, The Mountaineer Publishing Company Webmaster - Editor - Publisher - Advertising

Various Smothers/Smithers marriage in Kentucky. Hope the info can help someone. Debbie Horn, Polly married Smothers, Daniel on 01 Feb 1822 in Estill County, Kentucky Davis, James married Smothers, Martha on 07 Dec 1819 in Floyd County, Kentucky Poe, Catharine married Smothers, Reuben on 28 Dec 1813 in Franklin County, Kentucky Jones, Matilda married Smothers, John on 24 Nov 1811 in Logan County, Kentucky Johnson, Jacob married Smothers, Peggy on 12 Mar 1812 in Pulaski County, Kentucky Love, Sally married Smothers, Daniel on 02 Aug 1802 in Washington County, Kentucky Sapp, James married Smothers, Elizabeth on 12 Jul 1808 in Washington County, Kentucky Brown, Archabald married Smothers, Deborough on 24 Jul 1809 in Washington County, Kentucky Sapp, Tighner married Smothers, James on 04 Jul 1810 in Washington County, Kentucky Brown, John married Smothers, Margaret on 21 Mar 1820 in Washington County, Kentucky Daugherty, Sarah married Smothers, John on 15 Dec 1825 in Washington County, Kentucky Anderson, Nancy married Smithers, Thomas on 30 Jul 1819 in Adair County, Kentucky Rittenhouse, Enoch married Smithers, Rosey on 20 Dec 1815 in Boone County, Kentucky Fuget, Joseph married Smithers, Jean on 09 Apr 1809 in Floyd County, Kentucky Dodd, John married Smithers, Lucy on 03 Apr 1805 in Franklin County, Kentucky Hartley, Jonathan married Smithers, Elizabeth on 25 Oct 1825 in Hardin County, Kentucky Smithers, Judith married White, William on 04 Nov 1822 in Mason County, Kentucky Murphy, John married Smithers, Hannah on 29 Oct 1807 in Nelson County, Kentucky Murphy, John married Smithers, Hannah on 29 Oct 1807 in Nelson County, Kentucky

I have posted my family lines at http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=nsmother Enjoy Noah Smothers

<< http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/2140/smoresearch.html you guys should list your names here, however, guess we should inform them about Helen Swenson >> Nena.....I did write an email to her about the changes. Pat Mullen also has a different email address than the one listed, so I advised the page owner of that also. Karen

Nena.......What a wonderful job you are doing with your Smothers page! I've enjoyed the photos and Congrats on finding the "new" cousin. Isn't genealogy something!!! Karen

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Number of Guests 69 Smothers Family Record 69 Name: Erin Gierke Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Orange Co., Ca. Time: 2000-09-18 16:45:20 Comments: William B. Smothers & Elinder/Elenore Dillon's son, William Miles Smothers married Elizabeth Lydia Pinkston. Their daughter, Ana Mae Smothers, born 27 Feb. 1928 married Lawson Daniel Wilson. Looking for information on Ana Mae's siblings: Alma, Lola, F. Vivian, Jesse Lowery, Lilian, Mary, Joseph O., Delmas, Everett Miles, Artie Gene & Jackie Dean. If anyone has information on any of them, please e-mail me direct. Thanks Erin/Ca - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Record 68 Name: Erin Gierke Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Orange Co., Ca. Time: 2000-09-18 16:41:29 Comments: William B. Smothers & Elinder/Elenore Dillon's son, William Miles Smothers married Elizabeth Lydia Pinkston. Their daughter, Ana Mae Smothers, born 27 Feb. 1928 married Lawson Daniel Wilson. Looking for information on Ana Mae's siblings: Alma, Lola, F. Vivian, Jesse Lowery, Lilian, Mary, Joseph O., Delmas, Everett Miles, Artie Gene & Jackie Dean. If anyone has information on any of them, please e-mail me direct. Thanks Erin/Ca - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Record 67 Name: G. Scott smothers Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: california Time: 2000-09-10 17:56:39 Comments: William clarence smothers is my grandfathers name. howard s. smothers is my fathers name.bill, robert, elizabeth is his siblings. we all rezide in california - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Record 66 Name: Sandra Smothers Newey Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Sacramento Time: 2000-08-27 23:40:44 Comments: I am writing to see if you are on my genelogy line. Some of my Smothers genelogy line is from Missouri. My grandfathers name is Ralph Clay SMothers. Born 20 Aug. 1907. In Kansas City Missouri. His Dad's name is Charles Smothers, Born 11 Aug. 1878,In Davenport Iowa. He married Josephine Clay.Charles Smothers Dad's name is Richard Smothers, And his wifes name is Rebecca Mound. - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Record 65 Name: Scott A Smothers Website: Smothers Picnic Referred by: From a Friend From: Cedar Rapids, Iowa Time: 2000-07-23 09:16:29 Comments: Hello Eveyone From Scott,Beth,and Megan Smothers

Thanks to those who answered my Jno question!!! Karen

John God Bless You , Candy ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2000 1:09 AM Subject: [SMOTHERS] general question > I have seen the word "Jno" in several documents. What does "Jno" stand for > or mean? > > Karen > > > ============================== > Visit ROOTS-L, the Internet's oldest and largest genealogical > mailing list: > http://www.rootsweb.com/roots-l/ > >