I have recently subscribed to Stone Digest. I would like to reply to a notice in V98#49 but I just don't understand how. Can someone help me? I also am not sure how to post my notice. This is new to me, obviously Jan Gilliam Reynolds @ [email protected]

I have a Benjamin Stone, born in Louden Co. VA, 29 Feb 1806. He wa a Surgeon in the Mexican War, in1846. Married Emily Beckwith, in Perry Co OH, 5 Oct. 1841. He died 22 Sept. 1849 in Somerset, Perry Co. OH. Barbara Marsh Pollock Pines, CA

Austin Stone 1748-abt 1800, settled along Lynches River in SC. We have most of family info from there on down to current if anyone thinks he is related. Almost all of tree still in SC, mostly Florence and Williamsburg counties. Still a few loose ends; if you think you might be one, e-mail me. Thanks.

Hi All First timer here. I am working on finding parents, siblings of my ancestor Benjamin Stone, who died in 1795, Madison County, Kentucky, having come there from Guilford Co., North Carolina. His wife at the time of his death was Sarah, possibly Lewis. Children of Benjamin were: Burgess Stone, Samuel Stone, Daniel Stone, John Stone, Dudley L. Stone and daughters Rebeccah (Oden), Jane, Fanny Lewis, and others. The first record I have of a Benjamin Stone was one born in Richmond Co., VA., in 1747, son of Joshua Stone and Wilmoth Bryant Stone. I have no proof that he was MY Benjamin. There was also another Benjamin Stone in Orange Co., NC who was a Rev. War soldier, at least I think it was another B.S. I assume that my Benjamin was born ca. 1750, and the first record that I have of him is when he was fined for failure to serve jury duty, in 1785, Guilford Co., NC. Any help out there??

Sorry all, Try this add. instead the other had a miss type.: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/9019/index.html Also family descendent files requires: Microsoft word or word pad to open. We are trying to convert from rft. files to text files. So everyone can view them. Should have that problem fixed by this week end. But everything else on the page is able to be accessed by all. Hope this helps Sherrie & Alvin Smith [email protected]

Please come see our new home page. We have 12 descendent files on there now with over 30 surnames in it. A lot of links to help in family research, pictures, and much much more that we add to daily! Our home page is at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/9019/Index.html warmest regards Sherrie & Alvin Smith [email protected]

Hello, Jack, I was stunned to see your request on the STONE-L Roots list for information on Nelson Edwin Stone, as I think your Stones and mine must almost surely be related somehow. Though I am aware of no ties between my Stones and OH>IA>ND>ID, my Stones from the same generation have the same given names. My father's name was Davis Philip Stone (b. 1925, Bronx, NYC), named after his father's brother, Davis. My grandfather's name was Philip Nelson Stone (b. 1886 Nyack, NY). His father's name was Edwin Bosworth Stone (b. 1858 Peru, MA). And HIS father's name was Ward N. Stone (b. 1831 Savoy, MA), and I am beginning to suspect the N might have stood for Nelson. Ward was the son of Orren Stone and Joanna Turner, and you can read about them on page 327 of J. Gardner Bartlett's 811+page book, _Simon Stone Genealogy: Ancestry and Descendants of Deacon Simon Stone of Watertown, Mass. 1320-1926_, Stone Family Association, Boston, 1926 (available at genealogical libraries and on microfilm from the Library of Congress). This book details all of the preceding generations to back to the original Deacon Simon Stone who came from Essex Co., England to Massachusetts in 1635 (and beyond, back into English generations in Essex). The immigrants Simon and his brother, Gregory, were the progenitors of most of the Stone families of Massachusetts. My line goes from the original Simon(1) through Simon(7) to Orren. There is also an N.J. (Nelson?) Stone buried next to Joanna Turner in the Turner Cemetery in Savoy, MA (Berkshire Co.). Only indication is that he died during the Civil War, and served in Co. K, 34th Mass. Inf. There is also a Henry H. Stone, 1824-1882 buried there, and I am trying to determine what relationship these men had to the Turners; I susepct they were Joanna's sons. I am still trying to research all of this family right now. I suspect that if we were to locate all the siblings and offspring of these three or four past generations we would see a connection between your Stones and mine, though I can't yet connect them. What do you think? Anyway, thought you might like a new lead from way out in left field <g>. By the way, I admired and enjoyed your web page, and bookmarked several of your genealogy and map links. Thanks! Michelle Stone, from NY & CA, now in VA [email protected] Searching for Demare / Ehmann / Gilcher / Kreischer / Lipke / Roberts (MA, NY) / Stone (NY, MA) / Wolfrath

Researching the following STONE family of OH>IA>ND>ID. Would like to contact parties of similar interest. 1. Nelson Edwin Stone b. ca. 1855, Lake Co., OH, (son of ___ Stone and ___) Occ.: Homesteader & Farmer, m. in IA?, Eva (Parrish) Parish, b. ca. 1856, MN, (daughter of ___ (Parrish) Parish and ___) bur.: Nampa, Canyon Co., ID, res. IA, ND & ID. Nelson res. O'Brien Co., IA; Flasher, ND aft. 1900. Children: + 2. i Edwin Nelson b. 30 Aug 1884. + 3. ii Mabel. 4. iii Mildred Stone b. IA?, res. CA?. 5. iv Unknown Child Stone b. IA?. Second Generation 2. Edwin Nelson Stone (1.Nelson1) b. 30 Aug 1884, Waterman Twp., O'Brien Co., IA, Occ.: Merchant, m. (1) 10 Nov 1908, in ND, Cordelia Russell, b. 26 Nov 1880, Dade Co., MO, (daughter of Simon Gideon Russell and Carrie Delphine Chambers) d. 18 Oct 1918, Flasher, Morton Co., ND, bur.: Lutheran Cemetery, Flasher, ND, m. (2) in Flasher, Morton Co.?, ND, Enid Danberry, b. 1892, (daughter of Wallis Danberry and Etta Baker) res. Nampa, Canyon Co., ID. Edwin died 10 Dec 1949, Nampa, Canyon Co., ID, res. Kossuth Co, IA; Morton Co, ND & Nampa,ID. Children by Cordelia Russell: + 6. i Eben b. 09 Sep 1908. + 7. ii Carl Russell b. 26 Nov 1911. + 8. iii Esther Genevieve b. 28 Apr 1913. 3. Mabel Stone (1.Nelson1) b. IA?, note: Tentative ID, m. Ole (Reiten?) Recten?. Children: 9. i Mildred Recten? res. CA. 10. ii William Recten? Occ.: RR Worker. Third Generation 6. Eben Stone (2.Edwin2, 1.Nelson1) b. 09 Sep 1908, Flasher, Morton Co., ND, m. 09 Sep 1930, in Flasher, Morton Co., ND, Marion Elliot. Eben died 16 Sep 1977, Nampa, Canyon Co., ID. Children: 11. i Allen Ray Stone. 12. ii Jeannette Stone. 13. iii LeRoy Stone. 7. Carl Russell Stone (2.Edwin2, 1.Nelson1) b. 26 Nov 1911, Flasher, Morton Co., ND, Occ.: Machinist, m. (1) 26 Sep 1936, in Nampa, Canyon Co., ID, divorced, Viola Winifred Phelps, b. 26 Mar 1917, Flasher, Morton Co., ND, (daughter of Clyde Frederick Phelps and Elsie Elvira Johnson) Occ.: Movie Projectionist/teach, m. (2) 02 Oct 1947, in Tacoma, Pierce Co., WA, Helen Lynne Winters, b. 22 Sep 1920, Occ.: Teacher. Carl died 12 Nov 1971, Tacoma, Pierce Co., WA, bur.: Nov 1971, Oakwood cem., Tacoma, WA, res. Morton Co, ND; Nampa, ID & Tacoma, WA. John (Jack) Stewart E-mail: [email protected] Home page url: http://members.aol.com/johns2rt/

Seeking information on DWIGHT STONE and ELECTA HARRIS who were married and had a son,HARRY WEATHERLY STONES in Georgetown,Madison Co.,NY on Mar.1898. I believe the father of Dwight to be SAMUEL STONE but have no sources. Any info helpful. Robyn Stone

Please unsub me on the STONE list Thank You, Darlene Lee [email protected]

Hello, I'm looking for the ancestors and descendants of Thomas Stone. The info I have is from the LDS church AFS records and family records. Hoping to make a connection. Sincerely, Barbara Long e-mail : [email protected] Descendants of Thomas Stone 1 Thomas Stone Abt. 1720 - 1791 b: Abt. 1720 in Prince Willaim, VA d: September 1791 in Prince Willaim, VA .. +Sarah Abt. 1722 - b: Abt. 1722 in VA m: Abt. 1747 in Prince Willaim, VA ......... 2 James Stone 1740-1745 - Abt. 1819 b: 1740-1745 in Prince Willaim, VA d: Abt. 1819 in Hardy Co., WV ............. +Rebecca (Rebeckah) 1742 - b: 1742 in Prince William, VA m: Abt. 1766 .................... 3 Thomas Stone 1767 - b: February 27, 1767 .................... 3 Mary Stone 1770 - b: 1770 .................... 3 Margaret Stone 1773 - b: May 26, 1773 .................... 3 George W. Stone Bef. 1775 - b: Bef. 1775 .................... 3 James Stone Bef. 1775 - b: Bef. 1775 .................... 3 Sarah Stone 1775 - b: 1775 .................... 3 Samuel Stone 1776-1794 - b: 1776-1794 .................... 3 Rebecca Stone 1787 - 1861 b: 1787 in Hardy , WVA d: 1861 ........................ +Henry Austin Myers Abt. 1783 - b: Abt. 1783 in Lurray, VA m: December 1805 d: in Licking Co. OH

For those of you who do not subscribe to the ancestry.com newsletter, I thought I'd send it out to you all this once. Some of you might be interested to read what the LDS Church now has available to aid in genealogical research. Anjanette Ancestry HomeTown Daily "A Daily Dose of Genealogy" www.ancestry.com April 6, 1998 In this issue: - Database of the Day - Kansas and Kansans, Volume 5 - Today's New Maps - Headlines from Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter - Family History SourceGuide - Two New Items Now Available in the Ancestry Online Store! ============================================== Database of the Day (Free for 10 Days!) Kansas and Kansans, Volume 5 This multi-volume series presents many of the events of pre-territorial and territorial Kansas in a narrative history. Volume five includes biographies of the pioneers of Kansas, including prominent individuals, politicians, law enforcers, and business owners. Bibliography: Gue, B.F. Biographies and Portraits of the Progressive Men of Iowa. Des Moines: Conaway & Shaw Publishers, 1899. To search this database, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search.asp OR http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/recent.asp ============================================== Today's New Maps Today's FREE map is: - French Expansion 1714-1744 (Free for 10 Days!) 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The new products are part of a plan to simplify genealogical research, making it faster and easier to access vital information and resources. This "opening of the library doors" will begin in April 1998 with the release of a new software program, the Family History SourceGuide, and two new resource files on CD: the 1851 British Census Records (three counties), and the Australian Vital Records Index (1788-1905). Family History SourceGuide is the first automated Windows® product of its kind for the Church to compile more than 150 research guides available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah. "SourceGuide makes starting the research process faster, easier, and more enjoyable," explains Steve Fox, product manager of SourceGuide. It's like having your very own reference librarian in the convenience of your home." Users type in a place where their ancestor lived, and what they would like to learn (i.e., sources to check to find a birthdate/place, marriage, adoption, occupation, immigration, military and living relative information). While the product will not show information about individuals, it will list the types of records and sources needed to find the requested information. The CD, produced by the Family History Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is designed for those who know basic information about their ancestors, but now need to search original sources to complete their personal records. "This is the first time we've automated knowledge about how to do genealogy," Fox said. "In the past we've been limited in our ability to share our reference expertise with people, but now they can have an automated tool in their homes to guide them in their research." This product suits both the amateur and researcher. The novice will find information on where to start, what to do, and how to access a variety of different records. A glossary of terms defines unfamiliar research and genealogical terms. The experts, who generally specialize in a particular locality, will find guides for places outside of their expertise. Many of the guides available in SourceGuide were first published nearly a decade ago to facilitate use of the Family History Library Catalog which indexes the vast records made available through the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah. This new CD now combines these documents into one automated product for general use. Many records described in SourceGuide can be accessed through Family History Centers located around the globe. These mini-libraries of genealogical information are staffed by volunteers who can assist patrons with research and provide access to resources from the Family History Library. Addresses of more than 1,000 major Family History Centers, helpful libraries, and archives are included. Since 1894, the Church has officially gathered and organized genealogical information. More recently, data has been available in the Family History Library, the world's largest reservoir of genealogical information. It offers access to more than 2 million microfilms; 700,000 microfiche; and 274,000 books. SourceGuide gives a comprehensive perspective of these worldwide sources. ============================================== Two New Items Now Available in the Ancestry Online Store! Ancestry.com is pleased to announce the addition of two new items to the Ancestry Online Store. Personal Ancestral File (PAF) 3.0, and Family History SourceGuide. PAF 3.0 is a new DOS software genealogical program you can use to input and store information about thousands of individuals. PAF 3.0 helps you record, manage, and share genealogical information. With this program you will only have to type each person's information once. With PAF 3.0 you can: link individuals to families, print pedigrees, family groups or lists, track your research sources, search, find and correct information, and much more! You can purchase PAF 3.0 in Ancestry's Online Store for only $15.00. Family History SourceGuide, from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is a CD-ROM reference library of information at your fingertips. The SourceGuide contains guides to discovering the records and research aids in the Family History Library and Family History Centers. In specific, it contains How-To Guides, word meanings, and a catalog helper. The SourceGuide is available for only $20.00. Order today's product through Ancestry's Online Store at: http://www2.viaweb.com/ancestry/ Stay tuned for more savings! One popular Ancestry product will be featured every weekday as the Product of the Day! =============================================== <><><><><><><><> Best Regards, Lanae Clark, Editor, Ancestry's HomeTown Daily Please feel free to circulate this newsletter to other genealogy enthusiasts! To subscribe to this newsletter, visit www.ancestry.com and type your E-mail address in the box provided, or send your E-mail address to [email protected] <><><><><><><><> ********************* Ancestry www.ancestry.com 1-800-ANCESTRY (801)426-3500 FAX (801)426-3501 [email protected] Search Ancestry's World Tree - the largest, free database of family files available on the Internet! Add your family tree today! www.ancestry.com/home/tree.htm ********************* ======================================================= Please note that the address [email protected] is an "e-mail robot" and messages sent to that address are only read by a computer. If you send any text in the message it will be ignored. To unsubscribe from this newsletter send e-mail to: [email protected] In the BODY of the message (not the 'Subject' line) type: unsubscribe hometown Please do not include any other text in the message or the process may not work. If you have any problems or questions, please send e-mail to: [email protected] ======================================================= -----Original Message----- From: Macago [SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, April 05, 1998 6:07 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [STONE-L] Stones in Maine Hi, Is anyone working on William Stone who may of been from Guilford Co. Maine in the 1770's? He ended up in Pulaski Co. VA by ca. 1812. He married Rachel ____ ca. 1794. Thanks, Mary ==== 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.

For those of you who do not subscribe to the ancestry.com newsletter, I thought I'd send it out to you all this once. Some of you might be interested to read what the LDS Church now has available to aid in genealogical research. Anjanette Ancestry HomeTown Daily "A Daily Dose of Genealogy" www.ancestry.com April 6, 1998 In this issue: - Database of the Day - Kansas and Kansans, Volume 5 - Today's New Maps - Headlines from Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter - Family History SourceGuide - Two New Items Now Available in the Ancestry Online Store! ============================================== Database of the Day (Free for 10 Days!) Kansas and Kansans, Volume 5 This multi-volume series presents many of the events of pre-territorial and territorial Kansas in a narrative history. Volume five includes biographies of the pioneers of Kansas, including prominent individuals, politicians, law enforcers, and business owners. Bibliography: Gue, B.F. Biographies and Portraits of the Progressive Men of Iowa. Des Moines: Conaway & Shaw Publishers, 1899. To search this database, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search.asp OR http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/recent.asp ============================================== Today's New Maps Today's FREE map is: - French Expansion 1714-1744 (Free for 10 Days!) Today's maps available in the Subscription Area: - Battle of Waterloo 1815 - Siege of Sebastopol 1854-55 To view these maps, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/maps.asp Look under the FREE MAPS section of the page for the Free map of the day. ============================================== Headlines from Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter 6 April 1998 - NGS Convention in Denver - Ultimate Family Tree Premier - Family Tree Companion - Family Tree Maker Wins Codie Award - Broderbund's Civil War Ancestry Project - Looking For Holland America Line Descendants - Berks County, Pennsylvania Indexes Available Online - The Family Historian To Cease Publication - Get Outlook 98 for Free - Search Engines Fall Short - Upcoming Events - Home Pages Highlighted To read this week's newsletter, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/home/eastarch.htm OR http://www.ancestry.com/home/columns.htm ============================================== Family History SourceGuide (The following is an excerpt from an April 4 Press Release by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) Salt Lake City, Utah --For the first time since its establishment more than 100 years ago, the premier institution on genealogy -- the Family History Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints--will make some of its valuable knowledge and data available to the public on compact disc for home use. The new products are part of a plan to simplify genealogical research, making it faster and easier to access vital information and resources. This "opening of the library doors" will begin in April 1998 with the release of a new software program, the Family History SourceGuide, and two new resource files on CD: the 1851 British Census Records (three counties), and the Australian Vital Records Index (1788-1905). Family History SourceGuide is the first automated Windows® product of its kind for the Church to compile more than 150 research guides available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah. "SourceGuide makes starting the research process faster, easier, and more enjoyable," explains Steve Fox, product manager of SourceGuide. It's like having your very own reference librarian in the convenience of your home." Users type in a place where their ancestor lived, and what they would like to learn (i.e., sources to check to find a birthdate/place, marriage, adoption, occupation, immigration, military and living relative information). While the product will not show information about individuals, it will list the types of records and sources needed to find the requested information. The CD, produced by the Family History Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is designed for those who know basic information about their ancestors, but now need to search original sources to complete their personal records. "This is the first time we've automated knowledge about how to do genealogy," Fox said. "In the past we've been limited in our ability to share our reference expertise with people, but now they can have an automated tool in their homes to guide them in their research." This product suits both the amateur and researcher. The novice will find information on where to start, what to do, and how to access a variety of different records. A glossary of terms defines unfamiliar research and genealogical terms. The experts, who generally specialize in a particular locality, will find guides for places outside of their expertise. Many of the guides available in SourceGuide were first published nearly a decade ago to facilitate use of the Family History Library Catalog which indexes the vast records made available through the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah. This new CD now combines these documents into one automated product for general use. Many records described in SourceGuide can be accessed through Family History Centers located around the globe. These mini-libraries of genealogical information are staffed by volunteers who can assist patrons with research and provide access to resources from the Family History Library. Addresses of more than 1,000 major Family History Centers, helpful libraries, and archives are included. Since 1894, the Church has officially gathered and organized genealogical information. More recently, data has been available in the Family History Library, the world's largest reservoir of genealogical information. It offers access to more than 2 million microfilms; 700,000 microfiche; and 274,000 books. SourceGuide gives a comprehensive perspective of these worldwide sources. ============================================== Two New Items Now Available in the Ancestry Online Store! Ancestry.com is pleased to announce the addition of two new items to the Ancestry Online Store. Personal Ancestral File (PAF) 3.0, and Family History SourceGuide. PAF 3.0 is a new DOS software genealogical program you can use to input and store information about thousands of individuals. PAF 3.0 helps you record, manage, and share genealogical information. With this program you will only have to type each person's information once. With PAF 3.0 you can: link individuals to families, print pedigrees, family groups or lists, track your research sources, search, find and correct information, and much more! You can purchase PAF 3.0 in Ancestry's Online Store for only $15.00. Family History SourceGuide, from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is a CD-ROM reference library of information at your fingertips. The SourceGuide contains guides to discovering the records and research aids in the Family History Library and Family History Centers. In specific, it contains How-To Guides, word meanings, and a catalog helper. The SourceGuide is available for only $20.00. Order today's product through Ancestry's Online Store at: http://www2.viaweb.com/ancestry/ Stay tuned for more savings! One popular Ancestry product will be featured every weekday as the Product of the Day! =============================================== <><><><><><><><> Best Regards, Lanae Clark, Editor, Ancestry's HomeTown Daily Please feel free to circulate this newsletter to other genealogy enthusiasts! To subscribe to this newsletter, visit www.ancestry.com and type your E-mail address in the box provided, or send your E-mail address to [email protected] <><><><><><><><> ********************* Ancestry www.ancestry.com 1-800-ANCESTRY (801)426-3500 FAX (801)426-3501 [email protected] Search Ancestry's World Tree - the largest, free database of family files available on the Internet! Add your family tree today! www.ancestry.com/home/tree.htm ********************* ======================================================= Please note that the address [email protected] is an "e-mail robot" and messages sent to that address are only read by a computer. 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In a message dated 98-04-07 12:11:01 EDT, you write: Dear Mary........... << Is anyone working on William Stone who may of been from Guilford Co. Maine in the 1770's? He ended up in Pulaski Co. VA by ca. 1812. He married Rachel ____ ca. 1794. >> I don't know my STONE group yet... here is a brief run down.......... Barbara Descendants of Elizabeth(Betsey) H. Stone 1 STONE, Elizabeth(Betsey) H. d: Aft. 1850 +PARSONS, William M. d: Bef. 1850 2 PARSONS, William H. b: 16 June 1826 Bangor, Penobscot, ME +PRESTON, Sarah Maria b: 16 June 1826 Bangor, Penobscot, ME 2 PARSONS, Sarah Stone b: 16 June 1826 Bangor, Penobscot, ME d: 24 February 1903 40 St. Paul St., Brookline, MA +CROSBY, Charles W. b: 1822 Bangor, Penobscot, ME d: 03 May 1869 Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN 3 CROSBY, Adelaide E. b: 1845 Bangor, Penobscot, ME d: 03 March 1868 West Roxbury, MA +GALLAGHER, Samuel J. b: 1842 Maine 4 GALLAGHER, Child b: 03 March 1868 3 CROSBY, Charles Shepard b: 10 April 1851 Calais, Washington Co. ME d: 13 December 1909 12 Hamilton St., Providence, RI,(Channing Hosp) +MURDOCK, Alice Jeannette b: Abt. August 1854 Chelsea, Suffolk, MA d: 28 November 1915 118 Gallatin St., Providence, RI 4 CROSBY, Herbert Murdock b: 19 August 1875 Chelsea, Suffolk, MA d: 12 March 1956 118 Gallatin St., Providence, RI +DUNLEAVY, Marietta Imelda b: 02 August 1890 Providence, RI d: 26 June 1947 118 Gallatin St., Providence, RI 5 CROSBY, Barbara Helen b: 20 February 1917 118 Gallatin St., Providence, RI d: 12 October 1996 Ashby, MA (Burbank Hosp., Fitchburg, Middlesex, MA) +LYMAN, Edwin Jesse 6 LYMAN, Janet Chapman b: 10 July 1940 Fitchburg, Middlesex, MA +BURCHARD, Stewart II b: 26 July 1938 Boston, Suffolk, MA 6 LYMAN, Warren John b: 17 February 1942 6 LYMAN, Robert Crosby b: 06 December 1944 6 LYMAN, Frederick Arnold b: 27 February 1952 5 CROSBY, Virginia Hope b: 15 June 1921 118 Gallatin St., Providence, RI +NEWMAN, William Bernard b: 03 February 1920 d: 14 April 1984 6 NEWMAN, Barbara-Ann Crosby b: 12 June 1947 118 Gallatin St., Providence, RI +FINIZIA, Francis Edward b: 15 May 1945 Providence, RI 6 NEWMAN, Cynthia Marie b: 03 January 1949 +KELLY, John Joseph, Jr. 6 NEWMAN, William Bernard, Jr. b: 16 November 1950 6 NEWMAN, James Paul b: 24 February 1955 3 CROSBY, William Lincoln b: 20 May 1859 Calais, Washington Co. ME d: 09 November 1931 Portland, ME

Hi, Is anyone working on William Stone who may of been from Guilford Co. Maine in the 1770's? He ended up in Pulaski Co. VA by ca. 1812. He married Rachel ____ ca. 1794. Thanks, Mary

Hi, Is anyone working on William Stone who may of been from Guilford Co. Maine in the 1770's? He ended up in Pulaski Co. VA by ca. 1812. He married Rachel ____ ca. 1794. Thanks, Mary

Of all the families that I am working on, I thought the STONEs would be the easiest since my husband's great-grandfathers were brothers. NOT! They were Rev. John STONE, b 3-22-1827 in Lauderdale, Alabama, and Dr. Thomas Calvin STONE, b 10-4-1834 in Alabama. They were the sons of William STONE, b 1796 in Perquimans County, North Carolina, the son of Moses STONE, the son of David STONE of Mass. I already know all this from family history, but have been unable to substantiate anything on William, Moses or David. Any help out there? TIA Julia Don FANCHER STONE

This Richard Stone is one of the Stones I have looked into a little bit. So far, I have no tie to him. I have a pedigree chart for him if you're interested. I only have one daughter listed for Him and his wife, Mary Yancy. Her name is Phoebe Stone b. abt 1744, Lunenburg County, VA. She d.abt 1783 in the same county. I show she married Minor Wilkes Sr. I first found this info on a web site: http://cannibal.tower.wayne.edu/~chad/gene/D0003/206.html I don't know if this web page is still around or not. Do you have any info on Richard and Mary's children? If you'd like I will send you a GED or text file of this info. Anjanette -----Original Message----- From: LiAnn Lee [SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, April 03, 1998 3:16 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [STONE-L] Mary Stone I have a Mary Stone, daughter of Richard Stone and Mary (Yancy). Mary married William Townsend and when William died she married Elisha Estes. Am seeking any and all information I can get on this family. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Li Ann Lee ==== 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.

Looking for ancestors of Austin Stone and Elizabeth (?) Austin Stone b: July 19,1784 in old Craven Cty., SC. d:1818 + Elizabeth unknown children: Senea Lydda Francis Dottson Henry Austin Philip Rachel Samuel E. Martha Thanks, Patti Hanna-Thompson [email protected]

I forgot to explain that Mary Stone was of Lunnenburg, VA b. abt 1738 d. 1789 Henry Co., VA. Li Ann Lee