I'm looking for Joseph E. Howell. Joseph was born abt. 1860 in S.C. married M. Stone Three children born to this marriage. Some of the family may still in S.C.

Seeking any information on the Stone's of Calvert Co. , MD John Stone and Thomas Stone. John died there, Thomas Stone went to Albermarle Cp., VA. Thanks, Gary

Does anyone know what the relationship is between these STONE families, if any, and the William Stone who married Sarah and died in Richmond Co., VA in 1706., b. circa 1660. Had sons William, Jr. and Phillip? Yours, Ginny K. >[email protected] wrote: > >> Does anyone know the children of William Stone b. 1684 d. 1757 at >>Richmond Co. >> Va.?? Ann Hoskins was his wife's name and she died 1774. HIs >>father and >> mother were: William Stone and Theodosia Wade. >> I am looking for William's and Ann's children.... >> > >If anyone knows anything about the children of William and Ann, please >also let me know. I assume that Ann >is the daughter of Colonel Phillip Hoskins by his second wife, Anne >Jones(?). Her sister (or half sister) >Martha, married another Stone, Captain Thomas, son of John and Elizabeth >(Warren) Stone. This John appears >to have been the uncle of the William who married Theodosia Wade. As you >probably know, Newman (Stones of >Poynton Manor) gives William and Theodosia three sons (Thomas, William, >and Richard) and five daughters. >He says Richard d.s.p, and that Thomas by wife Margery has four daughters >and a son, William, who d.s.p. >However (unless I somehow missed it), Newman is silent as to what happened >to William and Theodosia's >second son, William {I do wish the Stones had been a little more creative >in naming their children!). I >would be particularly interested in discovering if any of the children of >William and Ann (Hoskins) Stone >wound up farther west, say in Prince William or Fauquier Counties. >Richard Bingham > > >==== 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.

[email protected] wrote: > Does anyone know the children of William Stone b. 1684 d. 1757 at Richmond Co. > Va.?? Ann Hoskins was his wife's name and she died 1774. HIs father and > mother were: William Stone and Theodosia Wade. > I am looking for William's and Ann's children.... > If anyone knows anything about the children of William and Ann, please also let me know. I assume that Ann is the daughter of Colonel Phillip Hoskins by his second wife, Anne Jones(?). Her sister (or half sister) Martha, married another Stone, Captain Thomas, son of John and Elizabeth (Warren) Stone. This John appears to have been the uncle of the William who married Theodosia Wade. As you probably know, Newman (Stones of Poynton Manor) gives William and Theodosia three sons (Thomas, William, and Richard) and five daughters. He says Richard d.s.p, and that Thomas by wife Margery has four daughters and a son, William, who d.s.p. However (unless I somehow missed it), Newman is silent as to what happened to William and Theodosia's second son, William {I do wish the Stones had been a little more creative in naming their children!). I would be particularly interested in discovering if any of the children of William and Ann (Hoskins) Stone wound up farther west, say in Prince William or Fauquier Counties. Richard Bingham

Does anyone know the children of William Stone b. 1684 d. 1757 at Richmond Co. Va.?? Ann Hoskins was his wife's name and she died 1774. HIs father and mother were: William Stone and Theodosia Wade. I am looking for William's and Ann's children....

Hi! I am looking for some STONEs in my family... here is what I have John STONE born 11-6-1754, died 1824. He married Dolly Hoskin who was born in 1761 and died in 1802. They had one daughter that I know of, Nancy STONE, born 11-6-1783 in Virginia, she married Robert EASLEY, my connection to the STONE family, on 10-31, 1799 in Virginia, and she died on 9-6-1853. I have names and dates for Nancy and Robert's children if anyone finds a connection and is interested... Thanks! Melinda Easley Yoas

I am looking for information about my grandmother' Laura STONE's family> I have it traced back several generations now to an Ebenezer STONE who might have been born in Stonington, Ct around1771. It has been suggested that he might be of the Simon STONE or William STONE family who were both early settlers in Gilford, Ct. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Joan

I am searching for any info on Abram STONE, b. 1828, poss. in Illinois. He married Emma ??? and they had at least one son, James Thomas STONE, born July 24, 1856 in Greencastle, Indiana. Abram died in 1913 in Illinois, probably Cass Co. If anyone knows anything about Abram's parents or siblings, please contact me. Thanks, Michele

Hello fellow STONE researchers! It's been a while since I posted my STONE info so I thought I'd give it a whirl in hopes that someone out there in STONE land will know my Thomas STONE's pedigree :-) Please take a look and if you recognize anyone let me know. Also, please take a look at my homepage for other surnames I'm researching. Thanks, Dana <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/TreeCrazyD/index.html">TreeCrazyD's Main Genealogy Page</A> Descendants of Mr. Stone 1 Mr. STONE +Miss DIKES 2 J.O. STONE b: of Pilot Point, Denton County, Texas 2 John Jefferson STONE b: May 01, 1890 d: August 03, 1947 +Annie Houston HEDRICK b: November 04, 1899 Denton, Denton County, Texas m: September 04, 1912 d: March 23, 1963 Dallas County, Texas 2 Thomas Walter STONE b: WFT Est. 1859-1891 Denton County, Texas d: March 29, 1932 Lake Dallas, Denton County, Texas +Willie Lou HEDRICK b: January 09, 1893 Denton, Denton County, Texas m: March 14, 1911 Denton, Denton County, Texas d: August 09, 1957 Mineola, Wood County, Texas

Hello, fellow researchers! Teri & I have been innundated with request this week for a sample letter that people can send regarding the 1911 Canadian Census. Having just sent the following one ourselves, please feel free to use a copy - with your info, of course! <g> After going round & round disclaiming their responsibility, at least now we know the issue is becoming known! Yours for protecting our right to know, Doug & Teri Champigny, [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Doug Champigny [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, June 11, 1998 11:35 AM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: ************************************************************************* Your e-mail message has been received by the Prime Minister*s Office. Please be assured that Mr. *Chrétien appreciates the time and care that you have taken in writing to him. While he would like to respond to each and every message personally, the volume of mail he receives every day makes that impossible. The Prime Minister works closely with his colleagues in Cabinet to carry out the functions of government. Every minister is assigned an area of responsibility and answers, on behalf of the Government of Canada, on matters in his/her jurisdiction. The Honourable John Manley, Minister of Industry, is responsible for the matter you raised and your message has been forwarded to him directly. You may rest assured that the Minister*s office will give your views careful consideration. ************************************************************************* Mr. Manley: As advised by the PMO (above), we write to you today with regard to the status of the 1911 Census, and those that followed it. As Minister of Industry, we implore you to work with the world-wide genealogy community to strike a harmonious balance between privacy discretion and the People's right to know and cherish their heritage. At issue here is not whether the Statistics Act allows or disallows the release of the information - the issue is whether this Act, originally initiated in 1906, is a proper governing treatise in the new information age, where almost any information is available world-wide through the electronic community. Surely the privacy concerns behind the passage of this act are sufficiently protected by the previous 92-year rule. We thereby submit a formal request, sir, that you work with our Heritage Minister, the Honourable Sheila Copps, to protect and preserve our rights by ammending the current legislation, enabling the continuance of the 92-year rule. Please, Minister, allow future generations to continue our pride in the pioneers, veterans and every other Canadian who helped to make Canada the shining example it is today! In this regard, would you please send us a note, detailing your feelings on this terribly important issue, and letting us know both what steps you and Minister Copps are taking, and what steps you would have us take to aid you in this matter. Respectfully Yours, Doug & Teri Champigny, Suite 1211, 200 Balliol Street, Toronto, Ontario, CANADA M4S 1C6 Sent to: John Manley, Minister of Industry - [email protected] CC: Jean Chretien, Prime Minister of Canada - [email protected] Sheila Copps, Minister of Heritage - [email protected] Dr. Ivan Fellegi, Chief Statistician - [email protected]

I am looking for information on Philip Stone (b) 1/10/1716 in VA and his wife Margaret (no last name). They had several children which I would like to find out about. One son, Austin, (b) 7/19/1748 & his wife Elizabeth (no last name). Possibly three other brothers or could be close family members ( Benjamin, William, Daniel). At one time, Philip lived in Johnson Co NC 1750 and Dobbs Co NC 1767. Austin ended up in SC at Lynches Creek Community, Marion County. Any information about his children would also be appreciated. Ray Brooks Winchester VA.

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Hi, According to the Book Stone Connections (updated version) by Robert Stone of Springfield, MO. Page 20 Showed that a Rev. Samuel Stone of Hertford, England has a grandson (if I read this correctly) by the name of Ezekiel Stone born 5 Feb 1750 Bethlehem, Conn. and he married a Mary Seely 19 May 1774. Ezekiel died 22 aug 1821. Could this be of any help? Hillra Stone Qualls

-----Original Message----- From: Al & Rob <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, June 10, 1998 8:16 PM Subject: [STONE-L] STONE,Lydia >My ggggrandmother was STONE,Lydia born about 1763 in VA. >She married Henry JORDAN Sr. who was born 1760 in Gloucester County,VA. >Their children: > >James JORDAN(c1792--a1820) >William JORDAN(c1794-a1820) >Rachel JORDAN(c1796-a1820) >Sarah/Sally JORDAN(1799-1876)m. Turner PINKSTON >Henry(Jr.)JORDAN(1800-1889)m.Elizabeth WINCHESTER >Wesley JORDAN(c1802-a1820) > >Looking for Lydia's siblings and parents. >Please email me if you have any info relating to the STONE Family from >King&Queen County area,Virginia. > >Robert R. Yates >[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. > > >

My ggggrandmother was STONE,Lydia born about 1763 in VA. She married Henry JORDAN Sr. who was born 1760 in Gloucester County,VA. Their children: James JORDAN(c1792--a1820) William JORDAN(c1794-a1820) Rachel JORDAN(c1796-a1820) Sarah/Sally JORDAN(1799-1876)m. Turner PINKSTON Henry(Jr.)JORDAN(1800-1889)m.Elizabeth WINCHESTER Wesley JORDAN(c1802-a1820) Looking for Lydia's siblings and parents. Please email me if you have any info relating to the STONE Family from King&Queen County area,Virginia. Robert R. Yates [email protected]

To Georgia who wrote yesterday: >>I have an Ezekiel Stone, Esq. floating around in my family tree...I found him in West Stockbridge, MA and possibly married to Mary Orcutt....<< I'm looking at my index of STONE appearances in the journal, The Berkshire Genealogist, and see several articles listing mention of Ezekiel Stone. If you haven't already checked these, write to The Berkshire Family History Assn., P.O. Box 1437, Pittsfield, MA 01202, enclosing a few dollars for postage/copying/handling, and ask for copies of the following pages (and/or entire articles including the pages): Vol. 6, No. 2, pg. 27 Vol. 15, No. 3, pages 76, 78, 80, 81, 84 Vol. 15, No. 4, pages 113, 118 Good luck! Michelle Stone in Vienna, VA [email protected]

Does anybody have a Henry Stone born in OH and died abt. 184? I have 3 Stone brothers who all fought in the Civil War, but only one came back alive. John, Joseph and Wm. Wesley Stone. In the 1850 Census of OH they were all farmed out so I assume their father died during that time in Meigs Co., OH. They were all together until then. Any clues out there? John was 19 in 1862, Joseph was 21, and Wesley was 23. Thanks, Karen in OH

I have an Ezekiel Stone, Esquire floating around in my family tree with no branch to call his own. I found him in West Stockbridge, MA and possibly married to Mary Orcutt. Ezekiel was the father of Mary Ann Stone who married Elijah Andrews of Canaan, CT. She was born June 10, 1780. I have seen vague and uncited references to a descent from one Reverend Samuel Stone, but know nothing I can call fact. I would really like to solve this riddle. If anyone can help me, I would be very grateful. Georgia

Hello, I am desperately seeking information on John Stone. He married Sarah Margaret Hallam on March 26, 1829 in Clinton Co., OH. Both were originally from Washington Co., PA because they had a court suit that moved them back there for a year or two around 1833. John Stone supposedly died before 1840 in Ohio because the 1840 census lists Margaret as head of household. But their daughter, Margaret Emmeline Stone, was born about 1843. I descend from her. As far as I can find or can't find, John Stone did not own any land in Ohio. Margaret bought a small farm from her brother, Absalom Hallam, after 1840. John Stone, according to family tradition, was born in Ireland. Help, Alyson Crippen

Hello, Fellow Researchers! Again today, the genealogy lists worldwide are buzzing with Canada's decision not to ever release the national Census from 1911, or any further ones. Can you imagine what your database and website would look like once you removed any info you got from a census? While this is just one country, is it the start of a trend? Will liability concerns make this a precedent? And will our descendants be denied the joy of 'Aha! I found it!', that cry we all love so dearly? <g> Since we all know only too well how families migrate from country to country over the years, who's to say how many genealogy buffs this will one day deter? Many of the letters are pointing out the nice, polite form letters we all got, rejecting our bid for sanity on this issue (after all, just how do you violate the privacy of someone who has been dead for 50 years?), and asking for suggestions on the next step to take. We would like to offer one simple suggestion: If we're dissatisfied with the service at a local store, we speak to the owner. If a local franchise causes us grief or turns a deaf ear, we write the head office. In this vein, we humbly offer http://pm.gc.ca/mail_room/contact_pm/index.html-ssi, the direct response page on the P.M.'s web site.(NOTES: that's 'mail_room' and 'contact_pm'; it uses the underscore, not a hyphen. Also - no www) We firmly believe this is the logical next step in our battle to protect our hobby, our rights, and our HERITAGE!!! If those sending us the replies truly don't have the power to change things, as they so nicely point out, then we should be talking to one who can. And no one has more power over this decision than Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien! Please, take but a few minutes today to help preserve our kind, and to help wage a battle against one more small step in the loss of our freedoms. Thank you. Doug & Teri Champigny, Toronto, Ontario. [email protected]