I'm looking for any information about my wife's Grandfather. Name: Frank Heath Stone D.O.B.: ? Born in Kansas City, Ks. Died:@1925 in Southern California Married to Myrtle Shea ? Son: Gordon Heath Stone This is not too much to go on, but it's all that we have at this point. Thanks John C. Stone p.s. my wife was a Stone before we married.

Maryland Indexes Census Index 1880 Anne Arundel County http://archive1.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/refserv/stagser/ssu1500/html/ssi1525s.html Emiline M Stone. Race: W Sex: F Age: 2/12 Birthmonth: Mar Relation: Dau Birthplace: MD Birthplace father: VA Birthplace mother: MD Enum Dist: 27 Page/line: 24/17 MSA SSI1525 Film No: M4730-2 Frances M Stone. Race: W Sex: F Age: 29 Relation: Wife Birthplace: MD Enum Dist: 27 Page/line: 24/14 MSA SSI1525 Film No: M4730-2 James R Stone. Race: W Sex: M Age: 38 Relation: Head Occupation: Mstr of Arms Birthplace: VA Birthplace father: VA Birthplace mother: VA Enum Dist: 27 Page/line: 24/13 MSA SSI1525 Film No: M4730-2 Lewis F Stone. Race: W Sex: M Age: 7 Relation: Son Birthplace: MD Birthplace father: VA Birthplace mother: MD Enum Dist: 27 Page/line: 24/15 MSA SSI1525 Film No: M4730-2 Merrill M Stone. Race: W Sex: M Age: 4 Relation: Son Birthplace: MD Birthplace father: VA Birthplace mother: MD Enum Dist: 27 Page/line: 24/16 MSA SSI1525 Film No: M4730-2 Bill `n Ann Stone [email protected] Currently in Fairfield, FLORIDA http://members.xoom.com/RamblinStone/ <=== Check out our Home Page!!! Researching following family surnames: BLAIR, BOGGS, BRAY, BURKHART, MAGGARD, NOE, STONE and YORK. Where will you spend Eternity?

These are some early Maryland marriages of STONE. There are lists of many other surnames listed at the site. Maryland Indexes Marriage References MSA S 1527 http://archive1.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/refserv/stagser/ssu1500/html/ssi1527s.html Rachel, dau. of Thomas Smoot of CH Co., nd granddau. of William Barton, m. by 1717, Matthew Stone (MWB 14:486; CHWB AB#3: part 1:119). STONE David, m. by 30 July 1749, Elizabeth, dau. of Dr. Daniel and Eliza Jenifer (MDAD 25:56). Dennis, m. by 1 March 1691/2, Barbara Stone (who was conv. prop. by Thomas Stone (BALR RM#HS:341). Henry, m. by 12 Sep 1740, Constant, admnx. of Michael James (MINV 25:326). Hugh; m. by July 1726; Mary, admnx. of Charles Jones; KM: CHPR 1717-1735:200). Thomas, m. by 7 July 1720, Elizabeth, admx of Richard Sampson of BA Co. (MINV 4:105; MDAD 3:117). Thomas, m. by 27 March 1721, Elizabeth, extx. of Samuel Hinton of BA Co. (MINV 5:88). William, of CH Co., Gent., m. by 10 March 1698, Theodicia, dau. of Zachariah Wade (PGLR A:163). -- Bill `n Ann Stone [email protected] Currently in Fairfield, FLORIDA http://members.xoom.com/RamblinStone/ <=== Check out our Home Page!!! Researching following family surnames: BLAIR, BOGGS, BRAY, BURKHART, MAGGARD, NOE, STONE and YORK. Where will you spend Eternity?

Hi all, My name is Debby Stone. I'm looking for info. on my husband's family. His grandfather was born in Boone Co., Iowa, Aug. 25, 1888, but moved to Polk Co., Iowa while still a small boy. Grandpa, EVAN H. STONE d. Jan. 1985. Nothing is known about his family except it was said his parents were immigrants from Sweden. Evan married a LOUELLA MOORE from KY. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Debby Stone ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

The Political Graveyard - a real genealogical treasure trove!!! Lists data on Presidents, Vice Presidents, members of Congress (Senate & House), Governors and some local politicians. Lists date & place of birth, death, buried, nick names, associations, and much more (where available!) http://www.potifos.com/tpg/bio/stone.html example: "Stone, Frederick (1820-1899) Grandson of Michael Jenifer Stone. Born in Charles County, Md., February 7, 1820. Member of Maryland state house of delegates, 1865-66, 1872; U.S. Representative from Maryland, 1867-71; Judge, Maryland Court of Appeals, 1881-90. Died near La Plata, Md., October 17, 1899. Interment at Mount Rest Cemetery, La Plata, Md." "Stone, John Hoskins (1750-1804) Brother of Thomas Stone and Michael Jenifer Stone. Born in Charles County, Md. Colonel in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War; member of Maryland state executive council, 1779-85, 1791-92; member of Maryland state house of delegates, 1785-87, 1790; Governor of Maryland, 1794-97. Died in Annapolis, Md., October 5, 1804. Burial location unknown." "Stone, Michael Jenifer (1747-1812) Brother of Thomas Stone and John Hoskins Stone; grandfather of Frederick Stone. Born near Port Tobacco, Md. Member of Maryland state house of delegates, 1781-83; U.S. Representative from Maryland, 1789-91; district judge, 1791-1802. Died in Charles County, Md. Interment in private or family graveyard." "Stone, Thomas (1743-1787) Brother of Michael Jenifer Stone and John Hoskins Stone. Born in Charles County, Md. Delegate to Continental Congress from Maryland, 1775-76, 1777-78, 1783-84; signer, Declaration of Independence, 1776; member of Maryland state senate, 1777-80, 1781-87; member of Maryland state house of delegates, 1780. Died in Alexandria, Va., October 5, 1787. Interment in private or family graveyard." Bill `n Ann Stone [email protected] Currently in Fairfield, FLORIDA http://members.xoom.com/RamblinStone/ <=== Check out our Home Page!!! Researching following family surnames: BLAIR, BOGGS, BRAY, BURKHART, MAGGARD, NOE, STONE and YORK. Where will you spend Eternity?

See: http://www.morninmail.com/dec11.html "1897 INTERESTING MELANGE. A Chronological Record of Events as they have Transpired in the City and County since our last Issue. Attended the Governor’s Reception. The officers who attended Governor Stone’s annual reception at Jefferson City Thursday evening returned this morning on the Missouri Pacific. There were about seventy-five officers from various parts of the state present and the Carthage delegation report a most enjoyable visit. The officers had a meeting while in Jefferson City with the object of organizing for pushing a bill through the state legislature for the more favorable recognition of the state militia, but no definite action was taken. The Carthage officers who attended were: Col. W. K. Caffee, Captains A. B. Deutsch, Joe McMillian, John McMillan, and J. W. Halliburton." For more info on our Gov. STONE from California, see: http://www.gsd.harvard.edu/brc/report/08_landuse.html "Records of the 1880s for the then State of California indicate that wildfires burned uncontrolled for weeks at a time. Lack of protection from fire caused serious damage to irrigation works and water supplies of San Diego and other growing coastal communities. The first State of California Forestry Commission, established in 1886 by Governor Stone, reflected the growing public concern for the land. A report by the commission demonstrated the need for watershed protection by stating that major fires and erosion were injuring the climate, agriculture, and future prospects of Southern California." The following is confusing. Were Wm. Stone and Thomas Stone and John H. Stone ALL governors of MD? http://www.mdinns.com/inns/charles.htm "The Thomas Stone Historic Site You will find the mansion of Governor Thomas Stone three miles from La Plaata on the west side of Rose Hill Road. Thomas Stone was a signer of the Declaration of Independence, who had his city home in the Peggy Stewart House in Annapolis but was born in Charles County. His younger brother, John Hoskins Stone, became Governor of Maryland and returned to his native county. Thomas Stone served as State Senator and as a delegat to congress under the Articles of Confederation. He declined to be a delegate to the Continental Congress because of failing health and died in 1787. His home is now called the Thomas Stone Historic Site and is operated by the National Park Service. Its five parts are arranged in an arch. The central section is brick with a gambrel roof and to the east, is a small frame, one and a half storey gambrel roof structure. The site is open to the public. Phone 301-934-6027 " The following site has a photo of the sail boat "Governor Stone" and a nice write up! http://www.cr.nps.gov/history/maritime/nhl/stone.htm An 1890's Missouri Governor: http://www.ul.cs.cmu.edu/gutenberg/etext96/bti1010.txt "Ad interim, however, he managed to defeat the plan of President Cleveland to name Mr. Francis as a member of his cabinet in 1893. When Col. Jones fell out with Mr. Francis, the editor made an alliance with Mr. Joel Stone, who succeeded Mr. Francis as governor of Missouri." This Gov. STONE appears to be in Ohio. http://www.history.ohio-state.edu/projects/coal/1902AnthraciteStrike/PublicOpinion/situation.htm "Scanned from Public Opinion, October 16, 1902. THE president's second move toward a settlement of the anthracite coal strike was taken on Monday, the 6th. Through Commissioner of Labor Wright, Mr. Roosevelt offered, if the miners would return to work, to appoint a commission to investigate the matters at issue between them and their employers and to do all in his power to obtain a settlement of those matters in accordance with the report of the commission. Mr. Mitchell's reply to this proposal was made public on Thursday. He declined to advise the miners to return to work "simply upon the hope that the coal operators might be induced or forced to comply with the recommendations of your (the president's) commission." Mr. Mitchell's position was supported by votes of the numerous local unions. Governor Stone on the 6th ordered out the entire national guard of the state, about 9,000 men, for duty in the coal fields. This action is commended on all sides, partly because it is believed that it will end the lawlessness that has reigned there, but mainly because it will put to the test the claim of the operators that they could mine coal if given proper protection for themselves and for miners willing to return to work if they and their homes were secure from molestation." Bill `n Ann Stone [email protected] Currently in Fairfield, FLORIDA http://members.xoom.com/RamblinStone/ <=== Check out our Home Page!!! Researching following family surnames: BLAIR, BOGGS, BRAY, BURKHART, MAGGARD, NOE, STONE and YORK. Where will you spend Eternity?

See: http://www.state.pa.us/PA_Exec/Historical_Museum/DAM/mg/mg181.htm for more of the following: "William A. Stone (b. 1846, d. 1920), born in Delmar Township, Tioga County, saw Civil War action as a member of Company A, 187th Pennsylvania Volunteers; was district attorney of Tioga County and U.S. district attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania; was a member of the 52nd, 53rd, 54th, and 55th congresses; and was governor of Pennsylvania from 1899 to 1903." Even a sailing ship at: http://www.tdo.com/opinion/MAL/0521mal.htm Cruising under a new moon on an old sailing ship The visit was saved by a starlight cruise on Apalachicola's 1877 sailing ship, the Governor Stone. The Maritime Museum maintains this National Historic Landmark (named for Mississippi Reconstruction-era Gov. John M. Stone) as "a working artifact," says museum operations director Don Snyder. I think the following excerpt of a civil war letter is from Iowa: http://www.monm.edu/academic/History/urban/E_B_Doane.html "Today I received your welcome and interesting letter of the 10th & 13th Isnt. I was truly pleased to hear from you and to know that you were well. I would indeed like to come home for awhile and if I had known that I would not have been able for duty before this I should have come. But now I shall go to the Front soon, in about a week I think. I am not well, but I won't live here. I am better though, and think by taking good care of myself Ill get along. Governor Stone was here today and will go to the Front soon.64 Perhaps I'll go down with him. I'm glad that money go through safe. I sent 100 dollars more. It was a check on New York Bank. I sent it in a letter. Please write as soon as you get it for I'm uneasy about it. If it's lost I can get another one here before I leave. When you write again tell me how much corn and so forth you had and whether all the farm was cultivated or not. I've only had one or two letters from you yet. I expect that others are at the Regt. Capt. Hoxie of the 8th was married here today. His Lady came from Vermont. I was at the wedding. I had a letter from Franklin today. He is well and at Kingston, Ga. and says my horse are doing well. Is your school a good one and what do you study? Try and go all you can and every day this winter. Please write soon and often direct as before until I write to change it. Tell Father to write soon. Give my respects to all.65" Bill `n Ann Stone [email protected] Currently in Fairfield, FLORIDA http://members.xoom.com/RamblinStone/ <=== Check out our Home Page!!! Researching following family surnames: BLAIR, BOGGS, BRAY, BURKHART, MAGGARD, NOE, STONE and YORK. Where will you spend Eternity?

There is an essay entitled "The Influences of Protestantism and Catholicism on Colonial Maryland" that mentions Gov. Wm Stone. The following is an excerpt from it. "In 1653 new English commissioners were sent to Maryland to represent the English dictatorship.24 After receiving a lukewarm reaction in St. Mary's City because of its strong Catholic ties, the commissioners went to the new predominately Puritan city of Providence which was near the current site of Annapolis. Governor William Stone followed them, and outside of Providence there was a small battle called the Battle of Severn.25 The governor lost, and so began six years of persecution of all non-Puritans by the Puritan controlled government. Priests were forbidden in the Maryland Colony, and everyone had to claim to be Puritan or else risk the punishments of whipping, imprisonment, or even death.26" If interested, you can find the entire essay at: http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/educ/essay/html/97essay.html Bill `n Ann Stone [email protected] Currently in Fairfield, FLORIDA http://members.xoom.com/RamblinStone/ <=== Check out our Home Page!!! Researching following family surnames: BLAIR, BOGGS, BRAY, BURKHART, MAGGARD, NOE, STONE and YORK. Where will you spend Eternity?

Can anyone out there tell me if a branch of William Stone, Gov of Md. in the 1600's, had a branch of the family that migrated to N.C. in the 1700's. Thank you. [email protected]

To all who sent me questions regarding my John Stone, I have no idea if he is really from Richmond, a Stone researcher made the suggestion to me, and I thought I'd ask around. All I know of John is that he was born about 1750 in VA and that he married Mary ? abt 1775. I am told they were married in Hanover, VA, but I am not sure where that info came from. John and his family were in Spartanburg, SC about 1790. I have 15 names for his children, but highly doubt they are all his. It is said that he had 13 children. John son, Aaron (relationship not proven to my knowledge), who is my ancestor, was born about 1780, and I am told he was born in Pittsylvania Co., VA. Once again, I am not sure where this info came from. I am told that my line ties in with Joshua Stone of Pittsylvania Co., VA and Asher Stone b. 1806, also from Pittsylvania Co. The Stone researcher I mentioned earlier, is a descendant of Asher Stone, and sent me a paper that suggests Asher's line comes from the Richmond County Stones. If anyone knows of a John who was born about the 1750's, married a Mary, and lived in SC, please let me know :) Then again, maybe his father or grandfather where from there. You can see more about my Stones on my web page: http://www.aros.net/~stone/webpage.htm Thanks, Anjanette

I am researching Stones from Pittsylvania Co, Lunnenburg Co., and Richmond Co., Va. Does anyone have a John Stone b. about 1750, possibly Richmond county, VA? Anjanette http://www.aros.net/~stone/webpage.htm ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: [STONE-L] Help on Stone/Dodson/Glascock of Pittsylvania Co., Va > Date: Saturday, September 19, 1998 7:44 AM > > Hi, > I would really love to connect two branches of my family. I am working on a > Dodson Website for my Claiborne County TNGENWEB page and have what I know is a > family connection. > Does anyone have the lineage of the following Anne STONE?? > > > Charles Dodson,Jr (1.Charles1) b. 1679, MD, m. Anne STONE, d. 1718, Richmond > Co VA. Charles died Aug 11715, Richmond Co VA. > > Children: > + 10. i Charles Joseph Dodson III b. 1696. > + 11. ii Fortunatus Dodson b. c1700. > 12. iii William Dodson b. abt.1702, Richmond Co VA, > m. Hannah Goad, b. Nov 1695, > (daughter of Abraham Goad and Katherine Williams). > William died c1753, Richmond Co > VA. > + 13. iv James Richard Dodson b. c1704. > 14. v Mary Dodson b. May 3 1710, Richmond Co VA, d. > aft Apr 1718. > 15. vi Anne Dodson b. July 16 1715, Richmond Co VA, > d. bef.1718. > > Joe Payne > Knoxville, TN > > > > ==== STONE Mailing List ==== > To unsub or for more info on the STONE list please see: http://members.aol.com/TreeCrazyD/stone_l.html > Note: that is STONE _L just like in the list name. It is case sensitive. > >

hi, my dad is FRED WILLIAM STONE 1-24-1916 KY, HIS DAD JOHN MARION STONE 1862 1929 b KNOTT CO, KY (d in ohio) his dad and mom were HARVEY AND LOURANEY BRADLEY STONE. HARVEY WAS BORN 1833. anyone have these STONES???? THANKS, JUDI

Here is what I know of my STONE line connected to my ROSS line. John Mack STONE died in Cherokee, OK along with his wife, Eva May ROSS. I know that a least one cousin is still living in Cherokee, but like all my kin they seem oblivious to genealogy and don't have time to fill out a simple Family Group Sheet. Descendants of John Mack Stone 1 John Mack Stone b: 1884 d: 1953 . +Eva May Ross b: Jun 1887 in Mercer County, Missouri d: 1937 Richard Ross Researching BARKER, BECK, CASEY, COMSTOCK, DICKEY, FOX, GEORGE, GOLDSBY, HANCOCK, HANSON, HARDESTY, HAYES, KINNICK, MACY, MASON, MCWARM, MENNADUE, MORRIS, NEAL, OVERTON, OWENS, QUINLAN, ROBERTS, ROSS, SCOTT, TORR, TUBBS, WAKEFIELD

-----Original Message----- From: Doug Champigny [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 1998 1:33 PM To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: STONE/BRINE; DOR>HAM; Hello! Looking for descendants & other for Thomas STONE(Wyke 1818) & Esther BRINE(Southampton 1828), married Alverstoke 1848. Lived in Southampton, had Elliza Esther, Thomas John, Esther Mary, William James, Archibald, Frederick & Henrietta. All info appreciated. Thanks, Doug Champigny, Toronto, Ontario. [email protected]

-----Original Message----- From: Doug Champigny [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 1998 1:46 PM To: [email protected] Subject: STONE/AUSTIN/YOUNG/LANHAM; Southampton, HAM; 1910-1918; Looking for the descendants of the following STONE marriages, all in Southampton: Maude STONE & Frank AUSTIN (1910) Gladys Kate STONE & Walter John YOUNG (1913) Lydia STONE & Harry LANHAM (1918) Also appreciate any info on spouse's parents/siblings. Thanks, Doug Champigny [email protected]

-----Original Message----- From: Doug Champigny [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 1998 1:54 PM To: [email protected] Subject: STONES in Southampton Hi! Looking for spouses and descendants for Frederick Stone(April 12, 1901), William Stone(May 30, 1903), and Ivy Edith Stone(Aug 10, 1909). Thanks! Doug Champigny [email protected]

Hello! Looking for descendants & other for Thomas STONE(Wyke 1818) & Esther BRINE(Southampton 1828), married Alverstoke 1848. Lived in Southampton, had Elliza Esther, Thomas John, Esther Mary, William James, Archibald, Frederick & Henrietta. All info appreciated. Thanks, Doug Champigny, Toronto, Ontario. [email protected]

Still searching for the family of John A. Stone, born 1818 in North Carolina; died 1863 in Ouachita County, AR. Married Mary NOLAN, b. 1819 in North Carolina; died 1863 in Ouachita County, AR. John A. and Mary Stone are buried in Two Bayou Cemetery in Ouachita County, AR. Their route to Arkansas appears to have been through Tennessee and Mississippi. Their ten children were Sarah E., Martha A., James W., Mary E., John A., Thomas W., Nancy, Texanna, Lemuel M. and Wesley. Barbara Ray [email protected] _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Seeking info on Jeremiah STONE, b.1788 Va., d.1836 Roane Co Tn., m. Jane White (dau of Benjamin White) 1815 Wythe Co Va. Jeremiah and Jane had 7 children, Menoah F. b.1818, Rufus W. b.1819, Sarah K. b.1821, William Green b.1823, Johnathan F. b.1826, Jeremiah b.1827, Susan Elizabeth b.1830. The Grayson Co Va tax list of 1805,1810,& 1824 shows Jeremiah STONE. The Roane Co Tn census 1830 shows Jeremiah and Menoah. After his death in 1836 the family moved to Gregg Co Tx (east Tx) I have lots of info from Jeremiah forward I'll share. Any info as to Jeremiah STONE's parents and/or siblings will be apprecicated. Ronald Stone, Texas [[email protected]]

I just received this new info from a new cousin and thought I would share it with everyone. If you can add please do. Thanks Robert Adams Stone born 1848 Kemper Co. Miss. Married Mary Congelton 1881 in Anderson County Texas Children: Walter born 1872 TX Lilly Eliza born 1882 TX Harvey born 1884 TX Davie born 1886 TX Travis born 1888 TX Maybell born 1890 TX Flurnoy born 1892 TX Sarah Artie born 1895 TX Lela Clara born 1897 TX Authur born 1902 TX I have quite a bit of info on the children, Robert and his parents and siblings. Would love to share and expand this line. Let me know if you connect with mine. Thanks. Lesley [email protected] My Family History http://www.angelfire.com/ny/LesleysWorld/index.html " My intentions are always good, it's my actions that need lessons"