WIGGINS; West Hendred, BRK,ENG; 1900- Alfred John WIGGINS, a carpenter from West Hendred, Berkshire married Beatrice Eva Emma DXON of Bladon, Oxfordshire on 25th November 1905 at Bladon Parish Church. Emma was the daughter of George DIXON and Elizabeth (nee FRANKLIN). Any help appreciated in tracing descendants TIA Sylvia YOUNG Lancashire "Sylvia Young" <sylvia@younghome.freeserve.co.uk>

JARVIS; Market Bosworth, LEI,ENG; 1895- I am looking for descendants of JAMES JARVIS and MINNIE (?Elizabeth) DIXON who were married at Bladon Parish Church, Oxfordshire on 24TH nOVEWMBER 1896 James JARVIS b. c1875, a coachman and son of a miller, came from Market Bosworth in Leicestershire. Minnie possibly baptised a Elizabeth and twin sister to George was born in 1875 in Ixfordshire ? Combe. Her parents were George DIXON, a labourer and Elizabeth (nee FRANKLIN) Al help appreciated TIA Sylvia Young Lancashire "Sylvia Young" <sylvia@younghome.freeserve.co.uk>

SCHOLES / LEDGARD / PICKLES; YKS,ENG>NZL; c.1799 Any information on these families welcomed Barb barbking@clear.net.nz .......................................................................... George SCHOLES Born 28 Oct 1799 Horton,Bradford Yorkshire Baptized 10 Jan 1800 South Parade Wesleyan Parents George Scholes and Sarah/Sally _______ ? George [2nd] Died 02 Jul 1869 @ the Valley Mill, Manningham, where he was apparently employed. Age 69 He lived @ Bavaria Place, Manningham in 1851 and 26 Silver Street Manningham in 1861(Last known address) Occupations: Coach dresser; Cotton.Warp.Dress; 1851,Prof. Woolclasser He married . 29 May 1821, in Bradford. Yorkshire U.K, Rebecca BASTOW/BAIRSTOW, b. 20 Sept. 1794, Horton (daughter of Abraham Bairstow and ____ ?] Known Children: I. John SCHOLES b. 1828,Sept. 1828, Horton by Bradford. 11. William SCHOLES b. 1830 [?], Bradford, 11 Sept 1837, Ebenezer Primitive Methodist Halifax, d. 28 June 1903, buried: Arrowtown, NZ,New Cemetry-Anglican. III. Alfred SCHOLES b. 1832, Horton by Bradford, 11 Sept 1837, Ebenezer Primitive Methodist - Halifax, m. 13 September 18, in Manningham, Mary Ann LEDGARD. A. Samuel Scholes b. circa 1854, Manningham 1881 Census Manningham: Silk Warp Dresser. Wife: Sarah Ann ___ B. Ledgard Scholes. b. circa 1856, Manningham 33 Woodbury Place, Manningham Warp dresser. Wife: Sarah _____ , millhand, b. Bradford, age 25, b.abt 1858 Son: George SCHOLES, age 2, b. Manningham, abt 1879. C John William Scholes 25 August 1859, Manningham. 1V Abraham SCHOLES V Isaac SCHOLES Twins: Born 13 Apr 1834,Baptized 15 May 1834 V1. Sarah SCHOLES b. 19 Apr 1837, Halifax, Yorkshire, 11 Sep 1837, Ebenezar Primitive Methodist, Halifax., m. (1) 1863, in Yorkshire, Hamor ILLINGWORTH, b. 4 Feb 1836, d. 2-07-1878. m. (2)1879, in Bradford, England, Humphrey DYSON, b. 1826, Native of Huddersfield, d. 25 April 1892, Arrowtown [aged 66], buried: Arrowtown. Sarah died 29 July 1912, Nelson N.Z., buried: 1 Aug 1912, Karori Cemetery. Have details of these children. V11 Mary Jane SCHOLES b. 1839, m. John PICKLES b. Hawarth circa 1838. They lived at 22 Silver Street, Manningham in 1861,and 15 Dean Street Manningham in 1881. No children showing for these dates. ============================================================

SAUNDERSON; IRL> AUS> NZL; c.1750 Any further details known on these families welcomed. Barb Kirchner-King barbking@clear.net.nz 1. Robert SAUNDERSON b. 1806, Knockbride,County Cavan,Ireland. One child of Robert Saunderson and Agnis McGILL/MAGILL. Baptised June the 7th 1806, By the Rev Francis Carlisle at Corraneary Meeting House, Co. Cavan. His possible siblings are: Joseph SAUNDERSON Baptized 13 Jan 1799 Mary SAUNDERSON Baptized 10 May 1801 John SAUNDERSON Baptized 10 Sep 1803 Robert SAUNDERSON Baptized 1804-1805 Died 1804-1805 James SAUNDERSON Baptized 30 Jul 1810 Wife: Mary ------- Robert (Bap 1806).. Grandparents may be Robert Saunderson, (? born at Bally Bay, Co.Monaghan),+ Mary TELFORD.. Robert's occupation was Soldier, having enlisted as a soldier in the 63rd Regiment of Foot, on May 20th 1825. He was also a weaver. He married Mary NIXON, b. 1809-1819 [Abt], Mary d. 17 Nov 1871, Oatlands,Tasmania, Australia. I have not found a marriage date/place for them yet. Robert died 19 April 1872, Oatlands, Tasmania. Robert and Mary went to Australia about 1850 on the "Eliza". Robert, having been pensioned from the Army, worked as a supervisor at the Cascades Prison. One child was supposed to have travelled with them, but I can find no further trace of him/her. Children: i Mary Jane SANDERSON b. 20 March 1851, Hobart, d. 10 May 1851, Oatlands,[aged 2/12]. 2. ii Robert SAUNDERSON b. 8 Feb 1855. iii Mary Jane SANDERSON b. 23 July 1857, ? Oatlands. Second Generation 2. Robert SAUNDERSON (1.Robert1) b. 8 Feb 1855, Oatlands ,Tasmania , occupation Carpenter/Farmer, m. (1) 2nd Feb 1874, in Oatlands, Tasmania, Ann SEAL, b. 25 Sept 1854, Oatlands, (daughter of Samuel SEALE and Esther McKey/McQue ) m. (2) 26 Nov 1881, in Shepparton, Victoria, Jane DAY , b. 1858, Kilmore Victoria , (daughter of Alfred DAY and Charlotte SAYERS ) d. 30 May 1936, Christchurch. Robert died 24 Dec 1938, Christchurch. Children by Jane DAY: 3. i Alice Mary Elizabeth SAUNDERSON b. 1 March 1883. ii Alfred Robert SAUNDERSON b. 1884, d. 1884. iii Robert James SAUNDERSON b. 1885, d. 1885. 4. iv Walter Edward SAUNDERSON b. 1887. 5. v Mabel Maud Victoria SAUNDERSON b.1889. vi Ernest Hector Frederick SAUNDERSON b. 1891, Dronin,VIV, occupation Shearer, d. 28 May 1917, Christchurch

STRIBLING, Pharris Matthew; GA,USA; 1901-1950 I am looking to correspond with anyone who may have information on my grandfather, Pharris Matthew STRIBLING, son of Charles A. STRIBLING and Emily (FLANIGAN) STRIBLING. He was born in Lincolnton, GA around February of 1901 and died in Atlanta, GA July 8, 1950. He was a linotype operator by trade and worked at a number of newspapers throughout the country between 1920 and 1950, including the Braxton County Democrat (Sutton, WV), the Dallas Morning News (Dallas, TX), and the Atlanta Journal (Atlanta, GA). I do not have a great deal of info on him or where else he lived as he traveled a lot and did not leave much of a paper trail. Most of those in my family who knew him died long before I became interested in genealogy. What I do know of him: He married (1) Edith Irene PEACOCK in Volusia County, FL on March 11, 1922. What I've heard via the family is that she taught him how to do linotype and was a piano teacher and was older than he was, but I do not know how much older she was. They could not have been married more than five or six years, as he remarried in 1929. It has been rumored in my family that they had a son, but I've never been able to confirm this. (2) On March 8, 1929, he married my grandmother Freda Teresa JUERGENS in Sutton (Braxton County) WV. My grandmother once stated that they had to wait to get married because he was not yet divorced from his first wife. At the time, he was working for the Braxton County Democrat, and apparently traveled elsewhere to visit his first wife prior to their divorce. I do not know if she lived in West Virginia, or if he was traveling elsewhere. My grandmother stated that she used to call my grandfather Phil, so he may have used this nickname elsewhere. My grandparents divorced in December of 1933 and had only one child, my mother, Emily Mae STRIBLING. My grandmother died in 1993. >From 1933 until the late 40s, I do not know where he was living or working. One of my cousins stated that while he and his family were living in North Carolina, my grandfather used to visit them. This was probably in the vicinity of Forest City, NC, as that's where this family was living at the time of my grandfather's death. At the time, my cousin stated, my grandfather was dating or married to a woman named Ann Lois, though he wasn't sure if this was her full name. Sometime in the 40s, my grandfather married (3) Marjorie HARTSFIELD, but I do not know when or where they met or were married. Marjorie died around the time I graduated high school and I only occasionally saw her at family reunions, so we never discussed my grandfather. One thing my mother has told me about her is that Marjorie once worked at one of the Japanese Internment camps during WWII, but I do not know which one or where. While he was married to Marjorie, my grandfather worked at the Dallas Morning News, so they may have married in Texas. My grandfather died at his home on Holderness Street in Atlanta during a family gathering on July 8, 1950. At the time he was a linotype operator for the Atlanta Journal. His obituary states he worked there for two years prior to his death, so I assume he was there between 1948 and 1950. Pharris Matthew STRIBLING, 1901-1950 Approximate times for his employment: Braxton County Democrat 1928-1933 Dallas Morning News prior to 1948 Atlanta Journal 1948-1950 Known wives: Edith Irene PEACOCK Freda Teresa JUERGENS Marjorie HARTSFIELD Possible nickname: Phil Stribling I would appreciate hearing from anyone who may have information on him, or who could provide clues as to where to look for him. Any info appreciated. Matt Lupo hamlet@lupo.com -- G. M. Lupo: hamlet@lupo.com P.O. Box 161963, Atlanta, GA 30321-1963 http://www.lupo.net/ | http://www.hamlet.org/

FERENS; ENG; 1800-1900 Is anyone researching the FERENS surname? Ollie Turner onestolli@xtra.co.nz

ANNIS; ENG; 1800-1900 Is anyone researching the surname ANNIS? Possibly some came from Scotland also. THanks, Ollie Turner onestolli@xtra.co.nz

CHEVAUX Ernest; Baltimore, MD,USA; m. c. 1910 Ernest Chevaux married Emilie Lagarce between 1892 and 1926. They lived in Baltimore, MD. I am looking for more information on Ernest Chevaux, his parents and siblings. You can contact me, John Conover at revonoc@aol.com or see my Home Page at http://members.aol.com/revonoc/index.html where there are 90 more surnames.

ROSS Fred Alfred; NY,USA; 1869 I am trying to find out about the place of birth and parents of Fred Alfred Ross. We think that he was born in Plattsburgh, NY. His date of birth is known to be March 7, 1869. Fred Ross' father disappeared when he was very young. There was a story that the father moved to Montana and started another family. Fred and his mother then lived with a Mr. Bopp who supposidly came from Boston. As a child Fred was a well known roller-skating champion in and around Montreal, Quebec. Fred later worked at the Windsor Hotel Barber Shop. Please, contact me if you have come across Fred. A. Ross or his parents. Thanks Bryan Hillier Toronto, Ontario, Canada bryan.hillier@utoronto.ca

MULLALLY; IRL>CAN; 1800 Looking for anything on the Mullallys who emigrated from Ireland to Newfoundland around 1800. Matt Ottawa mattm@fox.nstn.ca

MULLALLY; IRL>CAN; 1800 Looking for anything on the Mullallys who emigrated to Newfoundland, Canada around 1800 Matt Ottawa, Canada mattm@fox.nstn.ca

SANDLEY Frederick; UK; 1850-1900 Hi all, Researching the names SANDLEY, - from around the bermondsey area. Father Frederick Christopher born 1866 PALMER - Charles James, Compositer born around 1870-1880 - bermondsey area CHADWICK - May Mary Anne (No details available) DE CLABOUT/CLABOUT - Theodore born 1863 and Robert Theodore born 1898.. Any help at all would be appreciated Tracey Sydney - Australia bradlee@magna.com.au

LAWSON / HERMON; NY,USA > ON,CAN; c. 1780 I am researching data on Margaret Lawson, who married T. Hermon probably late 1700's. T. Hermon died, probably in the American Revolution; they had a son, Henry, born 1770, most likely in the Mohawk valley in upper NY state [possibly Orange County ?]. Margaret married again to Frederick Swartfager, a soldier with the King's Royal Regiment of New York, and moved to Ameliasburgh, Prince Edward County, Upper Canada - probably in the 1780's or 90's. Margaret married a third time to a Mr. Johnston and lived at Thurlow near Belleville Ont. and reputedly lived to the age of 106. The Lawson family [presumably Margaret's parents] moved [from USA] to Murray Township in Northumberland County. Any information re LAWSON, HERMON or SWARTFAGER before they moved to Canada would be very gratefully received. -- Mark Underhill Mark Underhill <markunderhill@home.com>

Re: VEALE / VEELE; ENG>IRL>USA; 1690-1700 I have come across a couple of VALE/VEALE/VAIL marriages in County Limerick. I'll check my records and get back to you. Vivien Hick TX2STP6621@aol.com wrote in message <7h0820$j1s$1@bl-1.rootsweb.com>... >VEALE / VEELE; ENG>IRL>USA; 1690-1700 > >My fellow researchers and I have been trying for years to trace the VEALE >family back to Ireland with no luck. Does anyone have suggestions or the >titles of books that would help us? > >Thank you. > >Lynda Veal > >The Veale family originated in Ireland from Scot-Irish ancestry and many of >them came to the U.S. through England. The Veale family was in Essex County, >VA as early as 1693. Tax records on property in Henry County, VA for 1779 and >1780 show that Nathan Veal was a resident & property owner. The "e" was >dropped from the name; however, records do not state when. > > It is estimated that over half the Veales living today are descended from >these five: >1. Vielles (Veielly) of Pontandemer, Normandy, c.990 >2. Veel of Tortworth, Gloucestershire, 1195-present >3. Veale of St. Stephens-by-Launceston, Cornwall, 1570- >4. Veale of St. Columb Major, Cornwall, 1660-present >5. Veale of Trevayler, Gulval, Cornwall, 1585-1867 > >Descendants of Morris/Maurice Veale, Sr > > >Generation No. 1 > >1. MORRIS/MAURICE2 VEALE, SR (UNKNOWN1) >Notes for MORRIS/MAURICE VEALE, SR: >[1] Source: Will executed 10/3/1695, proved 7/29/1696, Westmoreland Wills >Vol 11. Information source: Nancy Anderson (Corpus Christi, TX) gathered >Morris Veale info from Van Stilley and Ralph Veale. Settled in Westmoreland >Co, > >[2] VA--200 acres of this property is now a part of the George Washington >Birthplace in Wakefield, VA. 9/22/97 Robert L "Bob" Veale letter: >Morris/Maurice probably came to the Colonies from Haddington, Scotland thru >England along w/William (m Margaret); John (m Susan Rushton); and Elizabeth >(m Edmund Adget). It is not proven, but the aforementioned Veales are >thought to be siblings. > >[4] Will of Morris Vele of Prince William Co, VA 1750 - from the Carl W. >Veale Sr's studies (Veale Heritage, pp 123-124) sent to me by Bob Veale of >LV. > >More About MORRIS/MAURICE VEALE, SR: >Burial: Washington Parish, Westmoreland Co, VA >Will: 1696, Probated Westmoreland Co., VA. > >Children of MORRIS/MAURICE VEALE and DOROTHY are: >2. i. MORRIS M3 VEALE, JR, b. 1676, Westmoreland Co, VA; d. Bef. >April 09, 1750, Prince William Co, VA. >3. ii. JOHN VEALE, SR, b. 1678, Westmoreland Co, VA; d. Abt. 1718, >Westmoreland Co, VA. > iii. WILLIAM VEALE m. (1) MARGARET m. (2) SARAH TUCKER. > iv. DOROTHY VEALE b. Abt. 1681. >4. v. AMEY VEALE, b. 1682, Westmoreland Co, VA; d. Bef. 1733. >5. vi. ELEANOR VEALE, b. 1684, Westmoreland Co, VA; d. 1747, St >Mary's Co, MD. > vii. MARY VEALE, b. 1686, Westmoreland Co, VA. > > >Generation No. 2 > >2. MORRIS M3 VEALE, JR (MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) He married SARAH. > >More About MORRIS M VEALE, JR: >Will: April 09, 1750, Proved 25 June & 23 July 1750, Prince William Co., VA. > >Children of MORRIS VEALE and SARAH are: > i. SARAH4 VEALE, m. THOMAS PINSON, Bef. 1750, Prince William Co, >VA. >6. ii. SUSANNAH VEALE. >7. iii. CARNABY VEALE, b. 1724, Amhearst Co, VA; d. Abt. 1800, >Amhearst Co, VA. >8. iv. MARGARET VEALE, b. Abt. 1725, Prince William Co, VA; d. Bef. >1750, Fairfax Co, VA. >9. v. AMELIA VEALE, b. Abt. 1730, Prince William Co, VA; d. Bef. >1783, Fairfax Co, VA. >10. vi. WILLIAM VEALE, SR, b. Abt. 1730; d. 1796, Loudoun Co, VA. >11. vii. MILLICENT VEALE, b. Abt. 1713. > viii. ELIZABETH VEALE. > >3. JOHN3 VEALE, SR (MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) was born 1678 in Westmoreland >Co, VA, and died Abt. 1718 in Westmoreland Co, VA. He married DELIVERANCE >CARNABY (?) Abt. 1704, daughter of ANTHONY CARNABY. She died Aft. 1718. > > >4. AMEY3 VEALE (MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) was born 1682 in Westmoreland Co, >VA, and died Bef. 1733. She married (1) HUMPHREY POPE II, son of HUMPHREY >POPE and ELIZABETH HAWKINS. He was born Abt. 1680 in Westmoreland Co, VA, >and died Abt. 1734 in Westmoreland Co, VA. She married (2) AMEYVEAL >HUSBANDTWO. >Children of AMEY VEALE and HUMPHREY POPE are: > i. ANN4 POPE, b. Abt. 1703, Westmoreland Co, VA; m. CONDITT. >14. ii. SOPHIA POPE, b. Abt. 1705, Westmoreland Co, VA; d. Abt. 1759. > iii. SARAH POPE, b. Abt. 1707, Westmoreland Co, VA. > iv. MARY POPE, b. Abt. 1709, Westmoreland Co, VA; m. WILLIAM MUSE. >15. v. HUMPHREY POPE III, b. Abt. 1711, Westmoreland Co, VA; d. Abt. >1760, Westmoreland Co, VA. > vi. JOHN POPE, b. Abt. 1713, Westmoreland Co, VA. > >Child of AMEY VEALE and AMEYVEAL HUSBANDTWO is: > vii. ELIZABETH4 HUSBANDTWO. > >5. ELEANOR3 VEALE (MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) was born 1684 in Westmoreland >Co, VA, and died 1747 in St Mary's Co, MD. She married (1) JOHN AUSTIN. He >died Abt. 1733 in St Mary's Co, MD. She married (2) WILLIAM SMOOT Bet. 1698 >- 1700, son of THOMAS SMOOT and JANE BATTEN. He was born 1656 in Pickawaxon >Hundred, Charles Co, MD, and died April 12, 1706 in Copley Parish, >Westmoreland Co, MD. She married (3) WILLIAM T RIGG Bef. 1712. He died Abt. >1718. >Will: 1746, Probated St Mary's Co., MD. >Children of ELEANOR VEALE and WILLIAM SMOOT are: > i. MARY4 SMOOT, b. Bef. 1703. >16. ii. SARAH SMOOT, b. Abt. 1699. >17. iii. WINIFRED SMOOT, b. Abt. 1701. >18. iv. JOHN SMOOT, SR, b. 1707, Westmoreland Co, VA; d. October 26, >1789, MD. > >Children of ELEANOR VEALE and WILLIAM RIGG are: > v. ISABELLA4 RIGG. >19. vi. SON RIGG. >20. vii. SUSANNA RIGG. > viii. ELIZABETH RIGG. > > >Generation No. 3 > >6. SUSANNAH4 VEALE (MORRIS M3, MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) She married >UNKNOWN CARTER, son of JOB CARTER and MILLICENT VEALE. He was born Bef. 1730 >in Prince William Co, VA. > >Child of SUSANNAH VEALE and UNKNOWN CARTER is: > i. ELIZABETH5 CARTER, b. Bef. 1750, Prince William Co, VA. > >Notes for ELIZABETH CARTER: >Named grandaughter in will of Morris Veale, 9/7/1750.. > >7. CARNABY4 VEALE (MORRIS M3, MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) was born 1724 in >Amhearst Co, VA, and died Abt. 1800 in Amhearst Co, VA. He married MRS >CARNABY (UNKNOWN) VEALE. > >The speculations of CARNABY VEALE & wife Unknown are: > >1. He is the father of Mary Veale (proven), Nathan Veal Sr., of Washington >Co., GA, James Veal b. 1779, m. Mary "Polly" Albright, James Carr Veale Sr. >who married Lavina Townsend (my heritage), Francis Veal, who's daughter, >Rebecca, m. William Veal Sr. the son of Nathan Veal Sr., Sarah Veale, the >sister of my James C. Veale Sr., and Morris Veal, also suspected of being the >father of James Veal who married Mary "Polly" Albright. > >2. Should Morris Veale be the one who had a son named James Veal who married >Mary "Polly" Albright, things would be a lot simpler in deciding some of the >missing parents of our kinfolk and remove a lot of the puzzle pieces. > >NOTE: Recent finds has allowed us to narrow down some of the Maurice & Morris' >in the Veal/Veale CLAN. > >3. Morris Veale, the 4th son of William Veale Sr. who married Lydia Turley, >Carnaby's brother is not listed in the will of William Sr. but is listed in >the William Veale Sr. & Thomas Ludwell Lee leases of 1770. For this Morris to >be the father of >James Veal who married Mary "Polly" Albright, is likely not possible, as he >was b. 1764 and would have been 15- 16 years old, possible but not likely. > >4. If Carnaby didn't have a son named Morris it leaves only one known Morris >to be in the right age group to father James Veal. Morris Jr. who married >Sarah had a brother names John Veale Sr. who married Deliverence Carnaby (?). >This Morris was a minor in the will of his father in 1718 and has been proven >to not of having any heirs as late as 1748, he too would be a possibility of >being this James Veal's >father. > >It is my firm belief that if the families of the sons of MorrisVeale Jr. & >Sarah, ie. William Veale Sr. & Carnaby Veale. the whole delema of many >missing parents can be resolved. This family appears to be the big key. > >In the past few weeks more infromation has been found, with a lot of good >help from many hard working researchers which has almost putting Carnaby's >brother, >William Veale Sr.'s family together, I'm certain that once this is done the >family of Carnaby will be much easier. > >More About CARNABY VEALE: >Soundex: V-400 index: wife unknown, one child > >Children of CARNABY VEALE and MRS VEALE are: > i. MORRIS5 VEALE, d. Franklin Co, GA. > ii. SARAH VEALE A number of Hawkins are listed in the 1850 IN >census.), m. HAWKINS. > iii. NATHAN VEAL, SR (Source: (1) Robert L. (Bob) Veale, Las >Vegas, NV, The Georgia Veal Families, 3BC 18, Nathan Veal m. Jane Milstead, >Oct. 17, 1782, Amherst Co., VA, from Amherst County Clerk's Office.Nathan >Veal, 1787, Amherst Co., VA, lists Nathan as having 4 horses and 5 >cows.Nathan Veal, 1800 census, Spartenburg Co., SC, SC 209. James Carr >Veale was also in Spartenburg at this time.Nathan Veal, 1785 census, Amherst >Co., VA lists him with 5 whites.See pp. 3BC 19 - 3BC 21 for more information >on Nathan Veal, Sr., (2) Marjorie Andrews, A History of Deepstep, Georgia >Heart of Kaolin, pp 354-355, Revolutionary War serving in John Cunningham's >Company, VA Militia under Col. Abram Penn and his company was ordered on >3-11-1781 to march to North Carolina to join General Stevens' Command and >prepare for the Battle of Guilford Court House between Continental forces >under General Greene and British forces under General Cornwallis. Sometime >between the end of the Revolutionary War and 1785, Nathan moved to Amherst >Co, VA. He was listed on the Virginia Tax Payers 1782-1787 Head of >Families--Virginia 1785 Amherst County, VA as head of household with five >white souls. Carnaby Veal was also listed with 4 white souls. This leads >one to believe that he was brother to Nathan Veal, Sr. Settled on Buffalo >Creek in Washington Co & eventually owned 740 acres of land on Buffalo Cree k >& 150 acres in Deepstep. After 1790 Nathan moved to Spartanburg, SC for a >brief time, then to Hancock Co, GA, where he is listed in 1805 GA Land >Lottery Hancock County, GA Hancock Bk. G, p 25-6, 1-23-1802, Jonathan Miller >to Nathan Veal both of Hancock Co, GA 150 acres on Tiger Creek. Listed 1830 >Washinton Co, GA Census. Hancock DB I, p 117-8, 10-4-1808, Nathan Veal of >Washington Co to Moses Brown, 150 acres on Tiger Creek, Washington Co (listed >D bk page 117-8, 10-4- 1808.) Nathan was married when he came to Hancock Co >between 1790 and 1805. (It is believed by ancestors that he was on Tiger >Creek that runs into Buffalo Creek in Wash. Co in 1790.).), b. 1750, VA; d. >1833, Washington Co, GA in the home of his son, Nathan Veal, Jr; m. (1) FIRST >WIFE; m. (2) JANE MILSTEAD, August 18, 1785, Amhearst Co, VA; b. Amherst Co, >VA. > >More About NATHAN VEAL, SR: >Burial: The Old Veal Family Cemetery, Veal Rd., Deepstep, Washington Co, GA >Census: 1830, Washington County, GA - page 276. >Misc: Nathan means gift of God. >Misc 2: History of Deepstep, p 4: Among the trailblazers was Nathan Veal >from VA >Marriage Notes for NATHAN VEAL and JANE MILSTEAD: >Carnaby Vele attended this marriage ceremony. > > iv. MARY VEALE, b. October 19, 1760, Lancaster Co, VA; d. Madison >Co, GA; m. JAMES B WARE, October 17, 1782, Amhearst Co, VA; b. November 19, >1745. >More About JAMES B WARE: >Military service: Revolutionary War officer. At the surrender of Cornwallis. >All three brothers took grants to Georgia. > >Marriage Notes for MARY VEALE and JAMES WARE: >Genealogy of VA Families, Vol 3. > > v. FRANCIS VEALE, b. Bet. 1755 - 1760. > vi. JAMES CARR VEALE, SR (Source: (1) >http://skyways.lib.ks.us/kansas/genweb/archives/1918ks/biov/vealegw.html, The >career of Col. (George W.) Veale has been in keeping with the splendid record >of his ancestry. He is descended from one of the 3 brothers who came to >America in 1640. Subsequent generations adopted 3 different spellings of the >name, Veale, Vail and Viele. Col. Veale's grandfather, James C. Veale, Sr. >was a native of SC and served with Sumter in the Revolutionary War. In 1806 >he brought his family with wagons and teams over the mountains from the >Carolinas to Daviess Co., IN. The creek where he located was named for him, >and a township in Daviess Co. still bears his name. He died on his IN >homestead in 1841 when about 93 years of age.; m. LEVINA TOWNSEND, October >1782, Union Co, SC (Source: Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #3688, Date of >Import: Apr 18, 1997); b. 1764, NY. > >More About JAMES CARR VEALE, SR: >Burial: Old Veale Family Cemetery, Sect 17, Township 2 Veale Township, >Daviess Co, IN >Military service: Revolutionary War - Enlisted 1780 in the Chester County >Militia, Pickens command. Served with Sumter. >Misc: 1832, He applied for a pension and it was allowed for 16 months actual >service as Pvt. SC line. > >More About LEVINA TOWNSEND: >Burial: Old Odon Cemetery, Odon, IN (confirmed) >Source: Affidavits from the Daviess County Recorders Office - dob 1764 > > vii. WILLIAM VEALE >8. MARGARET4 VEALE (MORRIS M3, MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) was born Abt. 1725 >in Prince William Co, VA, and died Bef. 1750 in Fairfax Co, VA. She married >JOHN HAMPTON. He died Abt. 1746 in Fairfax Co, VA. > >More About JOHN HAMPTON: >Will: June 27, 1746, Proved 3/21/1748, Fairfax Will Bk A ca 1745 > >Child of MARGARET VEALE and JOHN HAMPTON is: > i. ELIZABETH5 HAMPTON, b. Bef. 1746, Fairfax Co, VA. > >9. AMELIA4 VEALE (MORRIS M3, MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) was born Abt. 1730 >in Prince William Co, VA, and died Bef. 1783 in Fairfax Co, VA. She married >(1) GEORGE TILLETT Abt. 1748 in Prince William Co, VA, son of GILES TILLETT >and ANN TURLEY. He was born Abt. 1730 in Prince William Co, VA, and died >Bef. 1783 in Prince William Co, VA. She married (2) PETER CARTER, son of JOB >CARTER and MILLICENT VEALE. He was born Bef. 1728 in Prince William Co, VA, >and died Abt. 1801 in Loudoun Co, VA. > >Notes for PETER CARTER: >Source: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~unab22 > >Child of AMELIA VEALE and GEORGE TILLETT is: > i. JOHN5 TILLETT, b. Bef. 1750, Prince William Co, VA. > >More About JOHN TILLETT: >Will: Named in Morris Veal's will, 1750. > >Children of AMELIA VEALE and PETER CARTER are: > ii. JOHN5 CARTER, b. Aft. 1750, Fairfax Co, VA; d. Abt. 1816, >Loudoun Co, VA. > >More About JOHN CARTER: >Will: June 14, 1816, Probated Oct 10, 1816, Loudoun Co, Will Bk M, p 67. >Will mentions brother Morris, half siblings Ephraim, Fanny, James. > > iii. EDWARD CARTER, b. Aft. 1750, Fairfax Co, VA; d. 1812, KY; m. >MARGARET MASON, Abt. 1777, VA. > iv. LETTICE CARTER, b. Aft. 1750, Fairfax Co, VA; d. Aft. 1827, >Fayette Co, KY; m. JAMES WHALEY II, Abt. 1770, Loudoun Co, VA; b. Abt. 1750, >Fairfax Co, VA; d. November 04, 1826, Fayette Co, KY. > >More About JAMES WHALEY II: >Residence: Abt. 1785, Settled on Bogg's Fork of Boone's Creek, 185 acres in >Fayette Co, KY. >Will: Proved 4 Nov 1826 - Will Book G, p 428, Lexington, KY. > > v. MORRIS VEALE CARTER, b. Aft. 1751, Fairfax Co, VA; d. Abt. >1815, Fayette Co, KY; m. NANCY BROWN, May 10, 1813, Nelson Co, KY; b. Abt. >1760. > vi. AMELIA CARTER, b. Aft. 1751, Fairfax Co, VA; d. Aft. 1824, >Loudoun Co, VA; m. THOMAS MOSS, Loudoun Co, VA; d. Abt. 1824. > >10. WILLIAM4 VEALE, SR (MORRIS M3, MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) was born Abt. >1730, and died 1796 in Loudoun Co, VA. He married LYDIA CARR TURLEY, >daughter of PAUL TURLEY and SARAH. She was born Bef. 1746 in Fairfax Co, VA, >and died Aft. 1799 in Loudoun Co, VA. > >More About WILLIAM VEALE, SR: >Will: November 04, 1792, Executed - Proved 5/13/1793, Loudoun Will Bk D, p314 > >Children of WILLIAM VEALE and LYDIA TURLEY are: > i. MARGARET5 VEALE, b. Abt. 1750. > ii. MORRIS VEALE, b. Abt. 1760; d. Bef. 1770, Loudoun Co, VA. > iii. JOHN VEALE, b. Abt. 1762; d. Fayette Co, KY. > >More About JOHN VEALE: >Residence: WTT - Members of this later KY family went to TX. (Bob Veale >e-mail 11/10/98) > > iv. WILLIAM VEALE, JR, b. Abt. 1764; m. LINNY HORSEMAN, Abt. >1799, Loudoun Co, VA. > v. THOMAS VEALE, b. Abt. 1766; m. ELIZABETH ELLZEY, Fairfield >Co, VA; b. Abt. 1770. > vi. AMOS VEALE, b. Abt. 1768. > vii. CHARLES VEALE, b. Abt. 1770. > viii. SARAH VEALE, b. Abt. 1772; m. READE. > ix. SUSANNAH VEALE, b. Abt. 1774; m. LUCAS; b. Abt. 1770. > x. MARY (CATTY) VEALE, b. Abt. 1776. > >11. MILLICENT4 VEALE (MORRIS M3, MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) was born Abt. >1713. She married (1) JOHN TILLETT. He was born Abt. 1710. She married (2) >JOB CARTER (Source: May 1994 Van A Stilley, Wilmington, NC - See notes in >VEAL LTV notebook Volume II.) Bef. 1730, son of EDWARD CARTER and MRS CARTER. > He was born Bef. 1697 in Lancaster Co, VA, and died Aft. 1753 in Fairfax Co, >VA. > >Children of MILLICENT VEALE and JOHN TILLETT are: > i. JOHN5 TILLETT. > ii. GEORGE TILLETT. > iii. CHILD TILLETT, b. Bet. 1733 - 1734; d. Bet. 1733 - 1734. > >Children of MILLICENT VEALE and JOB CARTER are: > iv. PETER5 CARTER m. (1) AMELIA VEALE, Aft. 1750; b. Abt. 1730, >Prince William Co, VA; d. Bef. 1783, Fairfax Co, VA; m. (2) HANNAH WHALEY, >Abt. 1783, Prince William Co, VA; b. Abt. 1746, Loudoun Co, VA; d. Abt. 1821, >Prince William Co, VA. > >1787 Census of VA - Loudoun Co., VA, by Schreiner-Yantis & Love: List "C" = >3rd Battalion/District of Simon Hancock - Commish. >Carter, Peter.....self.....0....4....7....8....2....1 >Carter, John......charge to Peter Carter also: >Carter, John Jr..self....0...10..17...10........18 >Carter, John......self....0...49..54...38........0 - 137 cattle, 4 w/carriage > >Bef. 1784.......1st wife dies and he marries Hannah Whaley, dau of James >Whaley (will of James Whaley executed 1785). > >9 Feb 1801.....will proved. > > v. UNKNOWN CARTER, b. Bef. 1730, Prince William Co, VA; m. >SUSANNAH VEALE. > vi. ELIZABETH CARTER, b. Bef. 1730; m. MARTIN DAWSON; b. 1697, >Scotland; d. 1812, Amherst, VA. > >12. BOND4 VEALE (JOHN3, MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) was born Bef. 1718 in >Westmoreland Co, VA, and died Abt. 1764 in Craven Co, NC. He married >ELIZABETH GOSLING, daughter of JOHN GOSLING and MARY ROOKYARD. >Child of BOND VEALE and ELIZABETH GOSLING is: > i. JOHN5 VEALE, b. Abt. 1740. > >More About JOHN VEALE: >Residence: NC (11/10/98 e-mail from Bob Veale). > >13. SUSAN4 VEALE (JOHN3, MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) (Source: Frederic (Rick) >Saunders (fzsaund@ix.netcom.com), Salt Lake City, UT, 9/27/98 3:54:24 AM >e-mail message, Susan Veale; ?(did she m. 1. Jacob Vandever, and 2. Nicholas >Green)? Will of Eleanor Austin named "cousin" Susanna Green; Jacob Vandever >deceased 1736 St. Mary's Co., MD with children John, William, Elisabeth and >Ann. His widow, Susanna, remarried Nicholas Green. Is Elisabeth Vandean >(notice both Elisabeths spelled with an s) the same as Elisabeth Vandever >that signed inventory of William Veale (m. Sarah) as next-of-kin?) was born >Bef. 1718 in Westmoreland Co, VA. She married (1) JACOB VANDEVER. He died >1736 in St Mary's Co, MD. She married (2) NICHOLAS GREEN. > >Children of SUSAN VEALE and JACOB VANDEVER are: > i. JOHN5 VANDEVER. > ii. WILLIAM VANDEVER. > iii. ELISABETH VANDEVER. > iv. ANN VANDEVER. > >14. SOPHIA4 POPE (AMEY3 VEALE, MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) was born Abt. 1705 >in Westmoreland Co, VA, and died Abt. 1759. She married JAMES MUSE (Source: >Sid Sandifer (SRSandifer@aol.com), 11/11/98 e-mail.), son of THOMAS MUSE and >THOMASMUSE UNKNOWN. He was born Abt. 1702 in Westmoreland Co, VA, and died >1758. > >Children of SOPHIA POPE and JAMES MUSE are: > i. LYDIA5 MUSE, b. Abt. 1726, Prince William Co, VA; m. CHARLES >SEALE; b. February 10, 1728/29, VA. > ii. THOMAS MUSE, b. Abt. 1728, Prince William Co, VA. > iii. ANNE MUSE, b. Abt. 1732, Prince William Co, VA. > iv. JAMES MUSE II, b. Abt. 1734, Prince William Co, VA. > v. ANNA MUSE, b. Abt. 1736, Prince William Co, VA. > vi. SOPHIA POPE MUSE, b. Abt. 1738, Prince William Co, VA. > vii. DANIEL H MUSE, b. Bet. 1744 - 1750, Prince William Co, VA; m. >REBECCA YARBOROUGH. > >15. HUMPHREY4 POPE III (AMEY3 VEALE, MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) was born >Abt. 1711 in Westmoreland Co, VA, and died Abt. 1760 in Westmoreland Co, VA. >He married SARAH POPE, daughter of NATHANIEL POPE and MARGARET DUVAL. > >Notes for HUMPHREY POPE III: >1. Will executed 8/9/1759, proved 8/26/1760, Westmoreland Wills Vol XIII >Children of HUMPHREY POPE and SARAH POPE are: > i. NATHANIAL5 POPE, b. Bef. 1739, Westmoreland Co, VA. > ii. MARY POPE, b. Bef. 1739, Westmoreland Co, VA. > iii. BENJAMIN POPE, b. Bef. 1739, Westmoreland Co, VA. > iv. HUMPHREY POPE IV, b. Bef. 1739, Westmoreland Co, VA. > v. JOHN POPE, b. Bef. 1739, Westmoreland Co, VA. > >16. SARAH4 SMOOT (ELEANOR3 VEALE, MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) was born Abt. >1699. She married RICE. > >Child of SARAH SMOOT and RICE is: > i. SARAH5 RICE. > >17. WINIFRED4 SMOOT (ELEANOR3 VEALE, MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) was born >Abt. 1701. She married WILLIAM HARRISON. > >Child of WINIFRED SMOOT and WILLIAM HARRISON is: > i. WILLIAM5 HARRISON. > >18. JOHN4 SMOOT, SR (ELEANOR3 VEALE, MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) was born >1707 in Westmoreland Co, VA, and died October 26, 1789 in MD. He married (1) >SARAH CRANE. He married (2) UNKNOWN1 SMOOT. He married (3) UNKNOWN3 >SMOOT. > >Children of JOHN SMOOT and SARAH CRANE are: > i. JOHN5 SMOOT, JR, b. 1737, St Mary's Co, MD; d. December 30, >1788. > ii. GEORGE SMOOT, b. 1742, St Mary's Co, MD; d. 1778; m. ANNE >BEALE. > iii. CUTHBERT SMOOT, b. 1744, St Mary's Co, MD. > iv. CALEB SMOOT, b. 1747; m. MARTHA MCCLAMROCK. > >Child of JOHN SMOOT and UNKNOWN1 SMOOT is: > v. ASTEN SANFORD5 SMOOT, b. 1727, St Mary's Co, MD; d. 1789; m. >ANN MACKEY. > >Children of JOHN SMOOT and UNKNOWN3 SMOOT are: > vi. WILLIAM5 SMOOT, b. 1750, St Mary's Co, MD; d. 1816, Rowan Co, >NC; m. (1) JENNIFER; m. (2) MARGARET JENNIFER, June 24, 1783. > vii. THOMAS SMOOT, b. 1752, St Mary's Co, MD; d. 1796, St Mary's >Co, MD. > viii. ELEANOR SMOOT, b. 1754, St Mary's Co, MD; d. Madison Co, W >VA; m. BENJAMIN PRICE. > ix. ANNE SMOOT, b. 1756, St Mary's Co, MD; m. RUDOLPH BARNHOUSE. > x. ELIZABETH SMOOT, b. 1758, St Mary's Co, MD; d. 1790. > xi. HEZEKIAH SMOOT, b. 1760, St Mary's Co, MD; d. 1834, Charles >Co, VA. > xii. ALEXANDER SMOOT, b. August 01, 1769, St Mary's Co, MD; d. >November 26, 1816, Rowan Co, NC; m. ANNE JONES, October 17, 1798. >19. SON4 RIGG (ELEANOR3 VEALE, MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) He married SARAH. > >Children of SON RIGG and SARAH are: > i. THOMAS5 RIGG. > ii. WILLIAM VEALE RIGG. > iii. SUBELLA RIGG. > iv. WINIFRED RIGG. > >20. SUSANNA4 RIGG (ELEANOR3 VEALE, MORRIS/MAURICE2, UNKNOWN1) She married >THOMAS DOXEY. > >Children of SUSANNA RIGG and THOMAS DOXEY are: > i. ELIZA5 DOXEY. > ii. JOHN DOXEY. > >TX2STP6621@aol.com "Vivien Hick" <hickv@indigo.ie>

MACINNES; QC,CAN; c 1928 Seeking any information possible on M. ? MacInnes, (female) born approximately 1928 in Quebec. She attended a French Convent during the first eight years of education. dpettit@multiboard.com (Don Pettit)

VERMEUL Verna; USA; 1900-1999 I am searching for information about VERNA VERMEUL SMETHERS URBAN She was born in Gendliton, Oregon on 12 May 1909 and her father was Charley Harold SMETHERS and her mother was Eva Alice Wosten She has signed here Social Security Number card number 541-16-5060 on 12 Sept 1938 with the name Verna Urban Who can me tell more about this person, when she is merried and how is the name of here men and of she had children and where and when is she died. All information is welcome. Thanks you very much. L. ver Meul Klokkenlaan 112 5231 BB 's-Hertogenbosch Noord-Brabant Nederland Tel : 6416404 Tel : 6448351 Fax : 6447126 Gsm : 0622-404439 www.mlc.nl/users/muppet muppet@mlc.nl (L ver Meul)

VERMEUL Stephanus Jacobus; USA; 1900-1999 I am searching for information about STEPHANUS JACOBUS VERMEUL he was born in Utrecht, Netherlands on 8 Oct 1889, and he is immigrated to the USA in 1943, because this is the date that he has signed his Social Security Number card number 543-24-0410. Who can me tell more about this person, when he is merried and how is the name of his wife and of he had children and where and when is he died. All information is welcome. Thanks you very much. L. ver Meul Klokkenlaan 112 5231 BB 's-Hertogenbosch Noord-Brabant Nederland Tel : 6416404 Tel : 6448351 Fax : 6447126 Gsm : 0622-404439 www.mlc.nl/users/muppet muppet@mlc.nl (L ver Meul)

VERMEUL Hazel; USA; 1900-1999 I am searching for information about HAZEL VERMEUL (Schuberg) her maiden name was Hazel Helen WINEGAR. She was born in on 5 May 1896 and her father was Amos Winegar and her mother was Ema Westmire She has signed here Social Security Number card number 543-30-7200 on 30 Deceember 1946 with the name Hazel Helen SchubergVerna Urban Who can me tell more about this person, when she is merried and how is the name of here men and of she had children and where and when is she died. All information is welcome. Thanks you very much. L. ver Meul Klokkenlaan 112 5231 BB 's-Hertogenbosch Noord-Brabant Nederland Tel : 6416404 Tel : 6448351 Fax : 6447126 Gsm : 0622-404439 www.mlc.nl/users/muppet muppet@mlc.nl (L ver Meul)

SCHUTTE, Wilhelm; DEU>USA; 1872 Seeking information on Wilhelm Schutte (aka Schuette) who arrived in the USA in 1872. Other members of the Schutte party included Fr. (Friedrich?), Wilhelmine, Conrad, Carl, Wilhelmine, August and Carl. Wilhelm was born in 1857, somewhere in Germany, and died in 1942 in California. Donna Pierce dpierce@wyoming.com

GRAVES Abigail / GUILD Benjamin; NH,USA>MA,USA; 1700-1810 Looking for information concerning the parents of Abigail Graves who married Benjamin Guild in 1744. I believe that Benjamin was in the Keene, NH area ca 1740, therefore may have met and married Abigail in NH., although this is speculation. I do not have a location for the marriage. According to “The Genealogy and History of the Guild, Guile, & Gile Family” by Charles Burleigh, 1887, and “ Genealogy of the Descendants of John Guild, Dedham, Massachusetts” by Calvin Guild, 1867- Benjamin Guild, born 12 April 1717, Wrentham, MA., married 22 Jan 1744, Abigail GRAVES (who died per Wrentham Vital Records on 7 July 1808 in her 84th year). Benjamin Guild died 22 Jan 1804 (Wrentham VR). Their children, all born in Wrentham: 1. Benjamin b.17 Apr 1749 d.?? Sep 1792 m. Eliz. Quincy 2. Lois b. 2 Jul 1751 d.21 Jun 1778 3. Eunice b. 5 Mar 1753 d. ??? m. Aaron Everett 4. John b.16 Oct 1755 d.30 Apr 1841 m. Nancy Druce 5. Mercy b.12 Dec 1758 d. ??? m. Benjamin Ray 6. Abigail b.22 May 1763 d. ??? m. Timothy Metcalf Abigail GRAVES was born ca. 1724 as her death records indicate her death was in her 84th year. Any help in locating the ancestry of Abigail will be appreciated. THANKS... Bill Wilcoxson, Orleans, MA., USA wwilcoxson@capecod.net