BAIR, Issac; [email protected]; PA>LaPorte IN BRENNAN, Martin & Catherine; b 1810&20; IR>PA>StFrancios, MO LANDUSKY, Ludwick, [email protected] Poland>MO LOFTUS, Wm Cahill; 1861-1931; St. Joesph MO>CA MARTIN, Charles La Mar; 1858-1936; Vernon, IN>WA>CA

SgtGeorge, Hang in there and stay on your soapbox. Please know that there are people out here who appreciate the thankless job that you are doing. Have a great day. Mike Lanning

SMITH, m George Washington COATNEY, Crawford, Ar. Looking for her parents or siblings. Az. Coyote lookin for and findin pack.

I have written to Nell to detail info on how to delete unnecessary script. Those who already know HOW to do that, do it! I just learned how 2 weeks ago from another list. That does not mean that we want to be so limited to what list we post on. :( T. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Have an Actually Better Day. Please Visit http://www.wimall.com/talonwhisler Don't forget to sign the Guestbook! T.A. & Lon Whisler [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Nell Thomason <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, September 02, 1998 10:27 PM Subject: Re: If You Have Not Read This Before, PLEASE READ IT NOW !!!!! (From the Listowner) (This is Mandatory Reading - GRIN) >I do not know how to delete part of the message. I am one of the >messer-upers and I am sorry. nell >-----Original Message----- >From: SURNAME-QUERY List Owner <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >Date: Wednesday, September 02, 1998 6:31 PM >Subject: If You Have Not Read This Before, PLEASE READ IT NOW !!!!! (From >the Listowner) (This is Mandatory Reading - GRIN) > > >>I'm going to post this at least every other day, maybe daily. There are >too >>many new users subscribing each day and most don't read the Welcome >>Message. Sorry to bother the rest of you, but after you have read this >once, >>you can just delete it from then on. >>

Hello! I am searching for extension of the following lines, and any information on the individuals listed. I appreciate any help. BRADSHAW William Henry (1818 TN-1891); his father David (1792 TN-1848 Weakley Co TN); his father (?) Hugh (NC?) ADAMS Elizabeth (b. Montgomery Point, MS) m1 ? PRESCOTT; m2 William H BRADSHAW CARSON Theresa (of Wilson Co? TN) m David BRADSHAW 23 Dec 1816 Wilson Co TN Henry (b 1754) father of Theresa BARNETT Mary Ida (5 Mar 1872 West Point, White, AR-5 Feb 1943 Montrose, Montrose, CO); m 16 Dec 1888 to James Burney BRADSHAW (son of William H) J J; father of Mary Ida, no further information RUSSELL Susan Catherine (b TN) wife of J J, mother of Mary Ida, no further information Most of the above information is from "My Story" by De Emmett Bradshaw. He has more about the Bradshaw and Carson families as well as Merediths, Stovalls and others. I am cataloguing his information now and will post it when it is finished (may be a while; many projects on line). Sincerely, Michael Fisk/Colorado

Has anyone come accross the surname LEARLS? I have looked at the film for Irish Marriages 1846 in my local LDS Family History Centre and found the entry for my g.g. grandparents Thomas SHILLCOCK and Mary Ann LEARLS, a widow formerly KELLEHER (Cove by Cloyne, 12th October 1846). I have not yet found a marriage for Mary Ann KELLEHER to Mr LEARLS, but as it seems an unusual name to me (I can't find an example in any of the directories or phone books that I have) I wonder if it should really be something else. Confusingly, she appears on her children's birth certificates as KHELLEHER, KHILLER, SERLE AND PERLE. I know that the last two can be easily confused when written down, but the L in the marriage register was very clear (and it is indexed as L). If anyone has any ideas over the names or interest in this family I'd love to hear from you. Thanks Sue London, England BARNES, BARR, BAVERSTOCK, GILES, JOHNSTONE, MORRIS, SHILLCOCK, TARRANT, TIMMS, Irish Interests - FLANAGAN, DALEY , KELLEHER or LEARLES/SERLE/PERLE

Doug, Unless you have run a list, and I suspect you haven't, your remarks are less than appropriate. The list owner's work is multiplied many times by people too stupid to save instructions on unsubscribing. Since the lists are a free service to us users, I would either sign off or offer to help the list owner if I was unhappy. It only takes a second to delete the message, the title of which is very clear. Hope you think this through. Charles At 12:08 AM 9/3/98 -0600, you wrote: >Sgt George (How appropriate!) > >Your constant sending of this message will cause others to do the same thing I >will do next, UNSUBSCRIBE! > >Doug > >SURNAME-QUERY List Owner wrote: > >> I'm going to post this at least every other day, maybe daily. There are too >> many new users subscribing each day and most don't read the Welcome >> Message. Sorry to bother the rest of you, but after you have read this once, >> you can just delete it from then on. >> >> 1) Us a proper Subject line !!!!! The correct format is: >> >> DOE, John A.; 1780-1910; England>VA>GA >> >> 2) If you have many surnames, try to send email with no more than two >> per message. You can easily type in info for 2 names in the Subject >> line. >> >> 3) In the Subject line AND in the body of the message, type the SURNAME >> in ALLCAPS. This is standard when using the Internet for genealogy >> research. It makes it so much easier to pick out the names from the >> other text. >> >> 4) When replying to a query in the Digest, DO NOT reply with the default >> Subject, e.g., Re: SURNAME-QUERY-D Digest V98 #382. Delete that >> Subject and type in something meaningful, something that is a true >> description of what you are going to talk about. >> >> 5) DO NOT include the entire Digest or the entire text of a single email >> in your reply !!!!! Use your mouse pointer to "highlight" unwanted text >> and delete all but just enough of the original to identify what your >> reply refers to. To AOL Users: things work just the opposite for >> you; when replying to an email, highlight the text you want in the >> reply BEFORE you click the Reply button. >> >> 6) Send your queries to: [email protected] >> NOT to: [email protected] >> >> The address containing "-request" is ONLY for subscribing and >> unsubscribing. >> >> 7) If you want to unsubscribe, DO NOT attempt to do so by "replying" to >> an email you are reading on the List. If you do that, your subject line >> will reflect the subject of the message to which you are applying, and >> will be proceeded by RE: An unsubscribe message with RE: will NOT >> work at RootsWeb. Nothing is done and the message is forwarded to >> me, the Listowner. Then I have to take the time to manually >> unsubscribe you. >> >> 8) You MUST send your unsubscribe message to: >> >> [email protected] >> >> Notice that this is exactly the opposite of sending email to the List. >> If you send an unsubscribe message to: >> >> [email protected] >> >> It won't work and your attempt clutters up the List with unnecessary >> email. >> >> 9) Do not discuss ANYTHING on this List except SURNAME research. >> There are other Lists for just about everything imaginable under the >> sun. Use the RESEARCH-HOWTO List for general genealogy >> research questions. Use the FTM List for discussing the FTM >> genealogy program. (There are also other Lists for other programs.) >> There are also Lists for Country, State, County, Area, Ethnic Origins, >> Specific Surnames, etc., etc., ad infinitum, ad nauseam. >> >> 10) If you wish to discuss anything contained in this notice, DO NOT >> send back to the List. Send to me at the address in the header of >> this message. >> >> 11) If you need to know if a List exists for a certain SURNAME, or for >> a certain ethnic group, or for a certain state, etc., go to the following >> URL and search for the List you want: >> >> http://members.aol.com/johnf14246/gen_mail.html >> >> This is John Fuller's web site and he has listed and indexed all the >> Mailing Lists and Discussion Groups on the Net/Web. You will find >> not only all the Lists at RootsWeb, but all the Lists on other servers >> that deal with Genealogy and related Lists/Groups. >> >> If I have forgotten anything let me know privately and I will add to this >> notice. The user list is getting so large that we have to do everything >> possible to cut down on unneeded posts and to make it as easy as >> possible to download the daily messages and read those that apply >> to us. Short posts, good subject lines, and using the proper addresses >> go a long way in reducing the clutter here on the List. >> >> Regards, >> SgtGeorge >> Listowner >> >> ==== SURNAME-QUERY Mailing List ==== >> If not receiving messages, it may mean mail to your address >> has bounced. >> >> Please resubscribe... > > > > >==== SURNAME-QUERY Mailing List ==== >APPROPRIATE SUBJECT LINES: > In an effort to provide meaningful Subject: lines in posts to the > SURNAME-QUERY List, the Listowner asks you to try to adhere to the > following format: > > SURNAME, First MI;dates;places > > An example would look like this: > > BROWNING, Arthur C.;1795-1876;PA>VA>OH > > Users of this SURNAME-QUERY List do not download every day in order > to read each of the hundreds of posts. They are looking for certain > SURNAMES, on which they are doing research, or are willing to help > others with research of said SURNAMES. Therefore, if you do not > provide meaningful Subject: lines, chances are good that your posts > will be deleted without having been read. > > Also, the accepted standard in conducting genealogy research via > the Internet/Web is to spell all SURNAMES in CAPS. > > > > > > Charles Heisterkamp, III [email protected]

Searching for information about Patrick RONAN and his wife Catherine McMORROW (Murray) Ronan. Patrick born in Ireland about 1830, Catherine born in Ireland about 1834. Married in Clark Co., Ohio in 1857, lived in Shelby Co., Ohio in 1860, then Allamakee County, Iowa by 1870 and Howard County, Iowa in 1880l. This couple had the following children: James b. 1862, Patrick b 1864, John b. 1866, Katie b 1869, Mary b. 1871, Anna b. 1873, Lizzie b. 1876, Maggie b. 1878, and Alice b. 1858 and married Patrick McGourty in 1880 in Howard County, Iowa. I think Catherine's fathers name was Pat McMorrow. No information about parents of Patrick Ronan. First shows in 1850 census of Logan Co., Miami Twp. with the following Ronan family group: John and Mary ages 35 & 26, Mary and John age 2, Timothy age 25, Janus age 22, Ellen age 17. Any help appreciated. Margaret

Hi, Rachel WHITAKER looking for Katie WAGNER, black lady living on Tn & Mo border in mid 1800s. Appreciate any help possible.

Hi, Rachel WHITAKER looking for Mahalia, Mahala or Halie SNAPP. Married either to Matthew RAINWATER or John LEWALLEN , relatives Moses LEWALLEN and Margaret RAINWATER. Appriciated. Az. Coyote

I am searching for William ADAMS and Martha ADAMS. William was born in S.C. about 1740 and died about 1822 in S.C.....don't know who he married; he had at least one daughter Martha ADAMS about 1795 in S.C. she married William LANG in 1806 and had 10 children in S.C. and Alabama, then I found her again in the 1850 Mississippi Census at age 65. I'm looking for the wife of William, his siblings and any other children. Thanks Lesley [email protected] http://www.angelfire.com/ny/LesleysWorld/index.html "My intentions are always good, it's my action that need lessons"

In a message dated 9/3/98 9:58:15 AM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << I would either sign off or offer to help the list owner if I was unhappy. It only takes a second to delete the message, the title of which is very clear. >> I for one appreciate the reminders because I put too much time already into my latest addiction, genealogy, and I'm afraid not to open emails with no clear reference to a surname ... but I've learned not to waste my time s they seem NEVER to pertain to me and I get irritated and life is too short for that. Yea SgtGeoge! Sharon

Searching for info on following David/Davids family : Cayuga NY Joel William David born ca.1806 in Essex Co Ny.He married Deborah Hope b.ca 1810.Cayuga NY Joel and Deborahs children are as follows. Adeline David b.ca 1831 Cayuga NY,married to William Evans in 1857 Amarillus David b.ca 1834 Cayuga NY,married a Mr. Patterson in 1859 Harrison H david b.ca 1835 married to Clarrisa Patterson in 1859 children known as follows Adelade David b ca.1858 Cayuga NY Eliza David b. ca 1862 Cayuga NY Stella David b. ca 1864 Cayuga NY Henry H David b. ca 1866 Cayuga Ny William Seward David b.ca 1837 Cayuga NY married a Mary Main their children as follows Lillian David b. ca 1860 Cayuga Ny Flora David b.ca 1865 Cayuga NY Edmond David b. ca 1870 Cayuga NY Benjamin Franklin David b.ca 1841 Cayuga NY married Lovina Thorn children as follows Edward David b.ca 1864 NY George E David b. ca 1844 married Lucille ? Emily David b. ca 1846 Cayuga NY Alice David b. ca 1848 Cayuga Ny Any info on this family would be greatly appreciated Thanks Jackie

Am still searching for . . .REBECKAH SNOW, B. Oct. 1, 1793 Providence RI. Marr. Thomas Force Palmer at Broadalbin, NY May 30, 1815. 1820 census living Warsaw, Wyoming Co. NY, next to a SAMUEL SNOW. Named her children (all b. NY 1816-1828): Joseph Snow, Lydia Hubbard, Chloe Allen, Margaret McCoon . . . .which names seem to be on the Snow side, as they are not Palmers. Peter Burrows, Annapolis, MD

Sgt George (How appropriate!) Your constant sending of this message will cause others to do the same thing I will do next, UNSUBSCRIBE! Doug SURNAME-QUERY List Owner wrote: > I'm going to post this at least every other day, maybe daily. There are too > many new users subscribing each day and most don't read the Welcome > Message. Sorry to bother the rest of you, but after you have read this once, > you can just delete it from then on. > > 1) Us a proper Subject line !!!!! The correct format is: > > DOE, John A.; 1780-1910; England>VA>GA > > 2) If you have many surnames, try to send email with no more than two > per message. You can easily type in info for 2 names in the Subject > line. > > 3) In the Subject line AND in the body of the message, type the SURNAME > in ALLCAPS. This is standard when using the Internet for genealogy > research. It makes it so much easier to pick out the names from the > other text. > > 4) When replying to a query in the Digest, DO NOT reply with the default > Subject, e.g., Re: SURNAME-QUERY-D Digest V98 #382. Delete that > Subject and type in something meaningful, something that is a true > description of what you are going to talk about. > > 5) DO NOT include the entire Digest or the entire text of a single email > in your reply !!!!! Use your mouse pointer to "highlight" unwanted text > and delete all but just enough of the original to identify what your > reply refers to. To AOL Users: things work just the opposite for > you; when replying to an email, highlight the text you want in the > reply BEFORE you click the Reply button. > > 6) Send your queries to: [email protected] > NOT to: [email protected] > > The address containing "-request" is ONLY for subscribing and > unsubscribing. > > 7) If you want to unsubscribe, DO NOT attempt to do so by "replying" to > an email you are reading on the List. If you do that, your subject line > will reflect the subject of the message to which you are applying, and > will be proceeded by RE: An unsubscribe message with RE: will NOT > work at RootsWeb. Nothing is done and the message is forwarded to > me, the Listowner. Then I have to take the time to manually > unsubscribe you. > > 8) You MUST send your unsubscribe message to: > > [email protected] > > Notice that this is exactly the opposite of sending email to the List. > If you send an unsubscribe message to: > > [email protected] > > It won't work and your attempt clutters up the List with unnecessary > email. > > 9) Do not discuss ANYTHING on this List except SURNAME research. > There are other Lists for just about everything imaginable under the > sun. Use the RESEARCH-HOWTO List for general genealogy > research questions. Use the FTM List for discussing the FTM > genealogy program. (There are also other Lists for other programs.) > There are also Lists for Country, State, County, Area, Ethnic Origins, > Specific Surnames, etc., etc., ad infinitum, ad nauseam. > > 10) If you wish to discuss anything contained in this notice, DO NOT > send back to the List. Send to me at the address in the header of > this message. > > 11) If you need to know if a List exists for a certain SURNAME, or for > a certain ethnic group, or for a certain state, etc., go to the following > URL and search for the List you want: > > http://members.aol.com/johnf14246/gen_mail.html > > This is John Fuller's web site and he has listed and indexed all the > Mailing Lists and Discussion Groups on the Net/Web. You will find > not only all the Lists at RootsWeb, but all the Lists on other servers > that deal with Genealogy and related Lists/Groups. > > If I have forgotten anything let me know privately and I will add to this > notice. The user list is getting so large that we have to do everything > possible to cut down on unneeded posts and to make it as easy as > possible to download the daily messages and read those that apply > to us. Short posts, good subject lines, and using the proper addresses > go a long way in reducing the clutter here on the List. > > Regards, > SgtGeorge > Listowner > > ==== SURNAME-QUERY Mailing List ==== > If not receiving messages, it may mean mail to your address > has bounced. > > Please resubscribe...

CROW, James Augustus; 1880-1931 IL CROW, Jesse I don't have these but I do have James CROW who married an Elizabeth GIBBS in Alexander Co., Illinois on 30 January 1830. They showed up in Tipton Co., Tennessee for the birth of their daughter (the only child I have found) in 1843. I have lots more on the daughter and her descendants. Might there be a chance that our CROW lines might be related? Jan Steck in Vina, California [email protected] Ego tibi impero; tu mihi pares.

I am looking for ancestors of the folks below, or info on the ones listed. Thanks. 1. William F. HUFFINES was born in Jan 1862 in AR. Death and burial dates and locations are unknown. He was married to Sarah Jane MCCOY (daughter of ? (possibly Jack?) MCCOY and Martha Elizabeth TREAT) on Oct 20 1881 in Stone Co., AR. Sarah Jane MCCOY was born in Jan 1866 in AR. She was living in 1920 in Buffalo Twp, Latimer Co., Ok. She was buried in Old Prairie View Cemetery, Prue, OK. Death and burial dates unknown. William F. HUFFINES and Sarah Jane MCCOY had the following children: +2 i. Tisha Pearl HUFFINES. +3 ii. Isaac HUFFINES. +4 iii. Robert Lincoln HUFFINES. +5 iv. Mary Adeline HUFFINES. +6 v. Alec HUFFINES. And possibly another son, named +7 vi. William Henderson HUFFINES. Any help sincerely appreciated. Renee' in Okla. BAKER BOYD BROWN CALLEN COATNEY HUFFINES LEATHERS LEWALLEN MC COY ROSE TREAT WILHELM http://www.crosswinds.net/tulsa/~jespiddlin My husband [email protected] is researching - HILAND, LA VINESS / LE VINESS variations, MILES, SEE / SEAY variations. _____________________________________________________________________ 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]

Looking for info on any ancestors or descendants of the following: Descendants of ??? MCCOY ----------------------------------------------- FIRST GENERATION 1. ??? MCCOY married....... Martha Elizabeth TREAT (daughter of Stephen Henry TREAT and Sarah Frances REECE) was born between 1841 and 1844 in Pulaski Co., MO. ??? MCCOY and Martha Elizabeth TREAT had the following children: +2 i. Sarah Jane MCCOY. +3 ii. Andrew MCCOY. SECOND GENERATION 2. Sarah Jane MCCOY was born in Jan 1866 in AR. She was living in 1920 in Buffalo Twp, Latimer Co., Ok. She was died (date unknown) and was buried in the Old Prairie View Cemetery, Prue, OK. She was married to William F. HUFFINES on Oct 20 1881 in Stone Co., AR. William F. HUFFINES was born in Jan 1862 in AR. Sarah Jane MCCOY and William F. HUFFINES had the following children: +4 i. Tisha Pearl HUFFINES. +5 ii. Isaac HUFFINES. +6 iii. Robert Lincoln HUFFINES. +7 iv. Mary Adeline HUFFINES. +8 v. Alec HUFFINES. And possibly another son, named +9 vi. William Henderson HUFFINES. 3. Andrew MCCOY was born on Apr 15 1864 in AR. He died on Jul 20 1935 in AR. He was buried in the Treat Cemetery, Searcy Co., AR. He was married to Martha Louise ROSE about 1892 in AR. Martha Louise ROSE was born on Sep 16 1870 in AR or MO. She died on Apr 26 1938 in AR. She was buried in the Treat Cemetery, Baxter Co., AR. Andrew MCCOY and Martha Louise ROSE had the following children: +10 i. Albert A. MCCOY. 11 ii. Floyd MCCOY. 12 iii. Ursey/Ursula MCCOY. 13 iv. Robert MCCOY. +14 v. David MCCOY. Thanks for any help. Renee' in Okla. BAKER BOYD BROWN CALLEN COATNEY HUFFINES LEATHERS LEWALLEN MC COY ROSE TREAT WILHELM http://www.crosswinds.net/tulsa/~jespiddlin My husband [email protected] is researching - HILAND, LA VINESS / LE VINESS variations, MILES, SEE / SEAY variations. _____________________________________________________________________ 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]

Any help here? Would like any family info and stories on the family would be great help. Thanks in advance. Descendants of Frank HORTON --------------------------------------- Frank HORTON, b. Jun 21, 1889, d. Feb 25, 1933, Prue, Osage Co., OK., buried in the old Prairie View Cemetery, Prue, Osage Co., OK. He was married to Tisha Pearl HUFFINES (daughter of William F. HUFFINES and Sarah Jane MCCOY) on Sep 20, 1909. Tisha was born Oct 20, 1892 and died Jan 26, 1928. Tisha was buried in the old Prairie View Cemetery, Prue, Osage Co., OK. Frank HORTON and Tisha Pearl HUFFINES had the following children: Pearl HORTON. Mildred HORTON. Clifford HORTON. Vernal HORTON. Ira HORTON. Harvey HORTON. Allen HORTON. _____________________________________________________________________ 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]

CROW, James Augustus; 1880-1931 IL CROW, Jesse PENNELL, Ollie Bertha CROW; 1880-1973 TN>KY>IL PENNELL, Spencer, 1846-1924; NC>TN>IL BEAGLE, Julian (Julia Ann)PENNELL 1848; TN>KY>IL BEAGLE, William Strader, 1810-19--; KY>TN>IL LANE, Sarah Ann,TN>KY>IL CROW, Sarah BISHOP; IL CROW, Lydia PHILKINS; IL CROW, Laura BOWLBY; IL CROW, Sarah ARMSTRONG, 1875-1889; IL CROW, Addie A. JOHNSTON, IL CROW, Henry, died 1943; IL Thank you for any help. Evelyn DANIELS Hansson