Hello! I am looking for any informtion about the HATMAN family. This family was in Missouri in 1860 with the father listed as Isaac HATMAN. By 1870 and 1880 they are in Fulton and Izard Counties in Arkansas. This family seems to appear out of nowhere and I have a hunch there was a name change. If anyone has any information about this family please contact me at sophrona@hotmail.com The Hatman's married into the PUGH family from Arkansas. I have some informtion about the PUGH family, but have not been able to find any maillists of other people researching them. If anyone has information about these two families I would like to hear from you. If anyone knows about any mail lists for PUGH or Izard and Fulton Counties in Arkansas please let me know. Thank you, Allison ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

I am looking for any information on JAMES H. FLATT, b. Scotland , c 1830-31. He went to Ontario, Canada as a young man. The 1871 Ontario census lists him as a farmer, born in Scotland. He married MATILDA LOVILA CAMPBELL (or Lovila Matilda Camkpbell, I've seen it both ways) in Canada. She was born in Canada of Scottish descent. They had at least five sons who came to the U.S.. One of the boys wrote a book about their journey, and I would love to get my hands on that book. One of the sons, ORMAND BODINE FLATT, was my great grandfather. He was born January 29, 1861 in Guelph, Ontario, Canada, and settled in Sadorus Co., Illinois. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Michele Kilmer

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WILSON, Louisa May; 1877?-1913; Wales>Can Dan and Pat. I would like to answer your email, but unfortunately I do not know you email address. I am also not sure what site your message came from. I hope I have the right one. jacky@ampsc.com

IM QUITE NEW AT THIS!. Just sitting here plugging all my family info into my ged file. Started writing info regarding my Grandfather who died many years ago. He was a real nice guy. His name was John Henry Hannay. As I was writing I felt very sad. Strange!!. He died in 1959. I miss him.I just had a little cry all by myself. Isnt this what genealogy is all about. Memories and records of our families. Funny, after a few weeks on the web with most of you, you now feel like family to me. Some of you have helped me out, including Bill. Lets all get together again please. GOD BLESS YOU GRAMP.

SIPPER, Daniel, listed on 1850 census for Alachua Co., Florida. I need any info about him. His son, William Thomas SIPPER, lived in Green Co., Alabama and then moved to Bowie Co., Texas where he died in 1907. Any relatives out there?

Just a note, thanks for your information, Rev. war ancestors is something I have just begun to explore, this has helped alot! Elaine

Hello, I had just asked what the letters on a note meant and did not know how to describe this repeating of letters or the reasons behine them. What does      etc over and over mean. And what purpose does it serve. Thank you for your time to answer this question. PJShane299@aol.com

It's no occupation, that's true. I have been extracting ship records from Ellis Islands for a project, and seen the term used a lot. Many times the recorder is pretty casual about how things are stated, spelled, named, etc. My comrads and I have always supposed "spinster" was listed in the occupation space more as a discription than anything else. We might be way off base. Good luck. Pat >I believe that it just lists the person as unmarried. I don't believe that >this would be an occupation.

I am trying to contact an ancestor of Dr. Hadley Williams who was born in Porrington, Devon 14 Feb 1868, emigrated to Canada in his teens, settled in Clandeboye in sw Ontario, married Elsie Perrin d/o Daniel Perrin of the Perrin/McCormack Biscuit Factory. I have an article from February's Medical Post which might be of interest to anyone researching this family. Judi - ------------------------------ Judi Montgomery CompuBilling compbill@adan.kingston.net - ------------------------------

Thanks everyone for letting me know what a Spinster is. I really appreciate it. Jerilyn :)

Can someone tell what a "Spinster" is as far as an occupation listed on a passenger list? Thanks, Jerilyn

Hi! Sorry to announce I've gotten all F's ! All of them from Pittsylvania County, Virginia. FARRIS - Ella Farris, b. about 1865 married Benjamin Luck b. 1857. Had several children - Ben, John, Captola, Otis, James, Jennie, Lucy, Neva, Julia, Frank, Ruby FLAGG - Bell Flagg married James "Jim" Motley b. about 1844 died 1924? Had several children - James, Lula, mary, Sarah, Richard, Kate, Ruth, Lucy Anyone with any info regarding these families is encouraged, ever so strongly, to email me at dshands@cise.ufl.edu.

RDoncarlos wrote: > > Is there any one out there with the means of doing lookups for names in the > Revolutionary War? I would like to see if there is a KEELIN (KEELAND) having > served with General George Washington. > Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance......Rita > RDoncarlos@aol.com > I can and will do look-ups in my books "New York in the Revolution" for anyone who needs NY information. Sue > ==== SURNAME-QUERY Mailing List ==== > If not receiving messages, it may mean mail to your address > has bounced. > > Please resubscribe...

Has anyone done research on Carter Braxton, signer of Declaration of Independence. I've been told that I'm descended from him on the Rowell part of my family (my great-grandmother). However, I haven't been able to go back far enough on the Rowell side. Someone had our family tree with him in it, but no one knows what happened to it. Can anyone help? Thanks, Amy Brown Amy Harris Brown sab@tallassee.net http://www.tallassee.net/~sab FAMILY HISTORY SURNAMES: Brown, Harris, Price, Wigley, White, Hanson, Rowell, Trammell, Morrow, Higgins, Armstrong, Sanders, Oliver, Blakely, Lisles

Patrick married Honora Clancy and they had one daughter that I know of. This daughter,Anne, emigrated to US(Boston,Ma) in 1849.I do not know for sure where in Ireland Patrick lived but if some one has any information on Patrick,Honora or if they had any other children I would be grateful. jwilliam@prodigy.net

I believe that it just lists the person as unmarried. I don't believe that this would be an occupation.

Looking for other members of the 1st Creek Regiment which served the Confederacy during the Civil War. Regiment organized in OK Territory by D.N. MCINTOSH (1st Regiment) and Chili MCINTOSH(2nd Regiment). Trying to learn more about other men who served in these Regiments along with my gggrandfather,William Wesley CLARK. Nina Guinn

William fathered James S.,Drury,and John in Lee Co,VA from 1820-1831. Family later migrated to Perry and Breathette CO,KY where they resided until after Civil War when most moved to Wash. Co,AR. Am searching for father of William b.1800 above. Some believe he was son of James who married Jane Hicklin in Augusta Co.VA in 1792 but no sourse connects William to this James that I can find. Need help, will gladly exchange family history. Norris Guinn

Hi Rita... RDoncarlos wrote: > > Is there a list for the surnames: THOMAS and SULLIVAN? > Would like to subscribe to both. Thank you....Rita > RDoncarlos@aol.com Check out <Http://www.rootsweb.com> and see what they have there! Take care, Ron Lahti <skyhawk@digisys.net> Surname-Query Listowner