Looking for information on the following STONE family who lived next door to Sarah NAIL / NEAL in Monroe Co. MS in 1850. What is the relationship if any of the STONE and NEAL / NAIL families? Can anyone tell me about this family? On the 1850 census for the Eastern Division of Monroe Co, MS, Dwelling # 251 James STONE, Sr. Age 70, b. SC; Mary Stone, age 80, b. VA; Martha A. CLARK, age 27, b. AL; Susan Stone, age 10, b. MS; Charlotte Stone, age 3 b. MS, (Mulatto); Susan P. Stone, age 4/12 b. MS.. Dwelling # 252 Sarah NAIL is listed as head of the household. Sarah is 60 years of age, (1790) born in TN. Francis M. NAIL, age 29, (1821) in AL; Nancy S. NAIL, age 24 (1826) in AL; Sarah NAIL, age 19 (1831) in AL and Elizabeth C. NAIL, age 20 (1830) in MS. Elizabeth C. NAIL (nee EASTER) wife of Francis Marion NEAL as of 15th of January 1850. Dwelling # 253 Stephen A. HARMON, age 34, b TN; Margaret Harmon, 22, b. SC; James Harmon, 2, b. MS; Lucy Harmon, 70, b. TN. Thanks, Flo Neal Dickey -- mailto:[email protected]

I found the following Stones at www.tngenweb.org/blount/military.htm There is more information on them. I just copied the name and county. Conway Stone, Monroe Co., TN Ezekiel Stone, Marion Co., TN John Stone, Lawrence Co., TN Solomon Stone, Marion Co.,TN Stephen Stone, Sumner Co., TN I hope this list helps someone. There are many other surnames there so go visit. Alyson Crippen [email protected]

>------------------------------ >Content-Type: text/plain > >STONE-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 96 > >Today's Topics: > #1 [STONE-L] Re: STONE-D Digest V98 # [[email protected]] > #2 RE: [STONE-L] STONE FAMILY CREST [Anjanette Lofgren <[email protected]] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from STONE-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > >that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software >requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > >______________________________ >------------------------------ >X-Message: #1 >Date: Wed, 15 Jul 1998 07:51:02 EDT >From: [email protected] For the grandma you can't find, don't forget that some of them may have been French Canadian, as I understand my g grandfather was and his name was supposed to have been La Roche before it was anglisized. More fun... sue

I don't know if the crest is on the net, but a Stone friend emailed it to me last year. Maybe if I can get it scanned I can email it to this list, or only to those who really want it. I could Xerox a copy and snail mail it to everyone, but I have a feeling that could get expensive :) TTYL, Anjanette -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 1998 9:14 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [STONE-L] STONE FAMILY CREST Can anyone tell me if the Stone Crest is on the internet? I would love to have a copy of the Crest. ==== STONE Mailing List ==== [Anjanette Lofgren] [Anjanette Lofgren] 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.

couple of suggestions for your grandma you can't find. Get out the map and see where the roads go from where you know she was to points north and look there. Also look east as she her family may have been in VA and sided with the North in the Civil War so they may have come from that direction. Also look at all the neighbors and see where THEY and their families came from and look in THOSE places for her. Also look for naming pattern of her kids and her grandkids and try to figure out where the first names came from. Then check the IGI for THOSE Christian names with a STONE surname and see if any turn of in the towns you already suspect! Also if you see a first name which looks like a surname...check those family history books to see if you find her in one of those. Good luck! Bergetta

Hello Stone Researchers, I am trying to find out any information on my 2Great-grandmother MAE STONE. She is listed as the mother of my Great-grandmother Nellie Mae Turner. All attempts to find any information about Mae has been futile; no birth record, no marriage record, no death record, no census listing [for areas of residences known], etc. But this is what I do know. I have no idea where Mae STONE was born or when. I have no information on her parents or siblings. Mae died between November 1898 and May 1900. Her last child was born in Nov. 1898 and her husband, Henry Turner is listed as a widower on the 1900 Hancock Co., WV census. Mae STONE married Wilbur Henry Turner about 1888 - 1991, based on the birth dates of her children. I was always told that my GGM Nellie Mae Turner was her fourth child. But this may be an error. Nellie Mae TURNER was born August 14, 1892 in Winifrede, Kanawha Co., WV. Her birth record lists her father as W.H. Turner, occupation Miner. The mother is not listed on the birth record, however, the record indicates that the birth info was provided by the mother. Nellie was married in Brooke County WV. She later removed to Columbiana Co., OH and later to Cleveland OH where she died in 1967. Other children of Mae and Wilber Henry Turner include: --- Della Turner, born May 1895 --- Stella Turner, Della's twin --- Mamie Turner, born July 1897 --- Oliver C. Turner, born Nov. 1898 Any information or help would be appreciated. My cousin Tom Hannen is also working on this line. His email is [[email protected]]. Thanks so much, Rebekah Shelton Clarksville, TN

Can anyone tell me if the Stone Crest is on the internet? I would love to have a copy of the Crest.

This is a repost from a few months ago! hope others are looking! Seeking others researching Stones in and around Stokenham, Devon and St. Cleer, Cornwall. My ggfather-William Henry Stone b. @1867 Crowsnest, St Cleer Cornwall son of William H. Stone b. 1833 Frittiscombe, Stokenham, Devon and Ann Couch Reed b. 1834 Cornwall - d. 1901; bro of Mary Jane Strong. William Sr. was the youngest of a very large family-father Samuel - and had a much older sister who had an illegitimate son named John Stone (fr. John Pridgen) who came to St. Cleer to be in mining with his uncle. John Stone m. Sarah Ann Rogers (dtr of Thomas and Dinah___) at St. Cleer in 1857 - their children included in 1881 w/respective ages: Andrew (18), John (17), Polly (16), Thomas H. (14), Ellen (13), Willie (11), Arthur (9), George (7), Amelia (4). I have done extensive work at the Devon County Record Office and it is clear that this Stone family goes back to the earliest known records for the parish of Stokenham with branches (some fuzzy, some clear) to neighboring areas. I haven't been actively working on this branch for a while, but would like to get back into it and see if others are pursuing similar areas. Note: William Henry Stone (Jr.) was a carpenter among other job pursuits. He left Cornwall in 1883, traveling in steerage to Detroit. he then went to Seattle, WA where he married Alice Baker December 2, 1889. (She had come from the Wales/ Hereford border with her widowed mother and 3 sibs @1886). They all moved to the Los Angeles area shortly thereafter where William and Alice had 2 children; Bessie Ann (Fuller)(1892-1975 LA) and Clyde Henry Stone (1896-1956 LA)-my grandfather. They separated @1899 and were officially divorced in LA county in 1905. By that time William had returned to England (destination unknown) where he apparently remarried and had at least one additional daughter - who came to the US some years later to visit. the name of the dtr, 2nd wife and date and place of residence and death for these people and William is unknown and a great mystery due to the commonness of the name William H. (Henry) Stone,the utter lack of ancillary clues and the expense of getting records from St. Catherine's House. Thanks to all in advance. Sharon Yokaitis

<A HREF="http://members.aol.com/PRICEDANAT/private/stone.html">STONE genealogy</A> I invite you all to take a look at my home page. I anticipate any connections we might have! :-) Thanks, Dana Thomas <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/TreeCrazyD/index.html">TreeCrazyD's Main Genealogy Page</A>

Hi Karen, We have German STONEs in our blood line. The german word for stone is stein, so, you might want to check that spelling as well. In a separate message I will send you the info on our STONEs(STEINs). Good luck and HAPPY HUNTING. Rose Catherine MESSERSCHMIDT POSTHUMUS [email protected] wrote: > > STONE-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 92 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [STONE-L] 1880 Census/Pennsylvania [[email protected]] > #2 [STONE-L] STONE,Henry [Gary & Karen Price <[email protected]] > #3 [STONE-L] Looking for German STONE [Gary & Karen Price <[email protected]] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from STONE-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: [STONE-L] 1880 Census/Pennsylvania/Richard Stone > Date: Thu, 9 Jul 1998 15:44:31 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > I am looking for anyone related to the people in the 1880 Northampton County, > Pennsylvania, Johnsonville District,, Upper Mt. Bethel Township census listed > below. Any help would be appreciated. > > STONE, Richard age 35/quarryman/b. England > +Elizabeth H. 30/b. England > .....Richard 6/b. New Jersey > .....Francis 5/b. Pennsylvania > .....William 3/b. Pennsylvania > .....Catherine 2/b. Pennsylvania > .....Elizabeth 1 mo/b. Pennsylvania > > ______________________________ > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: [STONE-L] STONE,Henry > Date: Thu, 09 Jul 1998 17:42:39 -0400 > From: Gary & Karen Price <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Does anybody have anything on a Henry STONE b.abt. 1800-10 in OH? > Surely there is someone out there with something on this Henry!? > Thanks, > Karen in OH > > ______________________________ > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: [STONE-L] Looking for German STONES > Date: Thu, 09 Jul 1998 18:06:52 -0400 > From: Gary & Karen Price <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > I am looking for anyone with German ancestors with the name STONE who > settled in Pennsylvania. > Are there any out there or are they all of English ancestry? > > Karen in OH

I am looking for anyone with German ancestors with the name STONE who settled in Pennsylvania. Are there any out there or are they all of English ancestry? Karen in OH

Does anybody have anything on a Henry STONE b.abt. 1800-10 in OH? Surely there is someone out there with something on this Henry!? Thanks, Karen in OH

I am looking for anyone related to the people in the 1880 Northampton County, Pennsylvania, Johnsonville District,, Upper Mt. Bethel Township census listed below. Any help would be appreciated. STONE, Richard age 35/quarryman/b. England +Elizabeth H. 30/b. England .....Richard 6/b. New Jersey .....Francis 5/b. Pennsylvania .....William 3/b. Pennsylvania .....Catherine 2/b. Pennsylvania .....Elizabeth 1 mo/b. Pennsylvania

Michael, I have found information which leads me to beleive my Stone family may have started in Tn and Ga and stopped in Ms before going on to Ar. My g- grandfather was James R. Stone, Jr. I don't know who his brothers and sisters were but he had an uncle named James and one named William who lived next door to him in Ar. He married Emma Clementine Jones. According to census records, he was born in Ms and she in Ar. His father was born in Tn. Among his children were, William Sigmond, Burl, Arlie, Deak, Nova, Pearl, Ida Pearlee. My grandmother had cousins named Sammy, Jimmy, Charlie that I know of. There were 3 Jim Stones in the area who were all related. Sleepy Jim, Bogle Jim and another. Jan Gilliam Reynolds

My STONEs moved from Monroe Co, Ga about 1877 to Marshall Co, Al. There is a Rebecca STONE (1872-1919?), schoolteacher, no marriage info. There were about 3 other (non?-) related STONE families in the county then, and others in neighboring counties later for sure. Great-great Grandpa had several older brothers in Ga: one went to Texas, some died, oldest one I have not yet tracked down. I have a 47-year old cousin, Becky M (STONE), but I think she has never been married to a Mr Rogers. Michael Stone, Huntsville, Al On Wed, 01 Jul 1998 17:26:15 -0400 (EDT) Ron Lewis <[email protected]> writes: >Is there anyone researching the Stones of Northeast Alabama? Maybe >Limestone? >I am looking for the family of a Rebecca M. Stone who married Daniel >M. Rogers. >Ron Lewis [email protected] > > >==== 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. > > > _____________________________________________________________________ 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]

<A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/5273/stone.htm">stone.htm at www.geocities.com</A> Try this hyper-link (click on the blue words) I saw Stone and Lewis at this site. They may or may not be some of your people. Good luck! Diane

I found this gem on the internet yesterday for Houghton County, Michigan: Marriages: 3 Apr 1869 at Schoolcraft - TREWICK, JOHN of Schoolcraft, 22, born England, miner and MARY TREWICK nee MARY STONE of Schoolcraft, 25, born England. Witnesses - JAMES and ELIZA STONE This is the piece I needed to be (almost) convinced that Mary is my great- grandfather's sister. Does ANYONE know ANYTHING about Mary Stone of Houghton?

Is there anyone researching the Stones of Northeast Alabama? Maybe Limestone? I am looking for the family of a Rebecca M. Stone who married Daniel M. Rogers. Ron Lewis [email protected]

Has anyone heard of the converstion of La Roche to Stone? Family legend has it that my family's STONE were originally French Canadian by the name of La ROCHE and they anglicized it when they moved to the US about 1850. Looking for Joseph Stone, shoemaker from Oswego, NY ca. 1850. sue sue hawes in sunny Southampton, NY [email protected]

Hi y'all! It's been awhile since I posted my STONE line. I'm certain that there are MANY newcomers to the list. Please check to see if you know anything on this line that might help or steer me in the right direction! I found my Alvah (possibly Thomas Alvah) STONE first on the Fayette Co. (1850), then on the Rush Co. (1860) Indiana census records. He is listed with his wife, Mary and two daughters, Clarissa (b.1826CT) and Lucy Cornelia (b.1836 April 27th NY). I believe he may have been the Alvah Stone born to Thomas and Polly Parmalee in Litchfield CT on Jan 20, 1797. The only 'catch' is that I found him in a book (The Family of William Stone by Edward Perry Stone, Sr. [1980]) as dying in 1850. He dosen't list how or where he died. I have tried to contact him several times over the last few years, but have never recieved any reply. Does anybody out there know any more about this family?? I only have a few pages from the book (which stop with the family of Thomas and Polly). By the way, the other children of Thomas and Polly were: Fanny b.9 July 1784 Norman b.19 May 1787 Orange b.2 July 1789 Leman b.20 Feb 1793 Julius b. 12 Nov 1794 Alvah b. 20 Jan 1797 Russell b. 26 Nov 1798; father of Rev Hiram Stone. Clarissa b. 9 Dec 1803 Augustus b. 30 Dec 1807 I do find it interesting that Thomas had a brother named Jehiel whose daughter, Sally married a Hiram Woodcock. Their son, Frederick S. (b.1833) could be the same one who signed in my gr. aunt Lucy's guest album years later as 'your cousin, Frederick S. Woodcock'. There is also a note dated Jan 1856 by 'cousin, Wilbur F. Stone'. Also, there are two marriages listed in THE BARBOUR COLLECTION showing an Alvah Stone marrying 1st to Amy Grannis (of Litchfield) on Oct. 5, 1834; and 2nd, to a Cordelia (could it have been Cornelia M. (Mary??) Buell on Nov. 1, 1840. I KNOW that these are alot of "ifs", that's why I'm asking for your HELP!!! Thanks and best wishes to ALL of you! Becky