I enjoyed looking at Beth's genealogy chart showing Benjamin being a son of William and Hannah Taylor Temple. I have not seen this connection in other places. Do you have dates and places of those descendants shown? I have included a chart below of a Benjamin Temple from Washington Co. PA which was sent to my father about 35 or 40 years ago. I have never made a connection. Does anyone recognize anyone here. Descendants of Benjamin Temple Generation No. 1 1. BENJAMIN1 TEMPLE was born Jan 20, 1801 in Washington Co. PA, and died May 19, 1883 in Washington Co. PA. He married MARIE ??. Children of BENJAMIN TEMPLE and MARIE ?? are: i. SAMUEL2 TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1827, Washington Co. PA; d. Abt. 1830. 2. ii. WILLIAM TEMPLE, b. Nov 13, 1828, Washington Co. PA; d. Nov 30, 1912. iii. JANE TEMPLE, b. Jul 08, 1830, Washington Co. PA; d. Nov 02, 1854. iv. JOSEPH TEMPLE, b. May 13, 1832, Washington Co. PA; d. Sep 01, 1911. v. JAMES TEMPLE, b. May 08, 1834, Washington Co. PA. vi. MARY TEMPLE, b. Jan 04, 1836, Washington Co. PA. vii. SAMUEL TEMPLE, b. Jan 02, 1838, Washington Co. PA; d. Oct 31, 1898. viii. NANCY TEMPLE, b. Nov 15, 1840, Washington Co. PA. ix. ROSE TEMPLE, b. Dec 28, 1843, Washington Co. PA. x. MARTHA TEMPLE, b. Nov 18, 1845, Washington Co. PA. xi. VIOLET LIZZIE TEMPLE, b. Sep 27, 1847, Washington Co. PA; d. Dec 21, 1848. xii. ANDREW TEMPLE, b. Dec 03, 1849, Washington Co. PA. Generation No. 2 2. WILLIAM2 TEMPLE (BENJAMIN1) was born Nov 13, 1828 in Washington Co. PA, and died Nov 30, 1912. He married MARY E. ??. Children of WILLIAM TEMPLE and MARY ?? are: i. GEORGE B.3 TEMPLE, b. Jul 27, 1857, Manchester PA; d. Feb 06, 1940. ii. WILLIAM A. TEMPLE, b. Sep 29, 1859, Manchester PA; d. Nov 09, 1945. iii. ELLA V. TEMPLE, b. May 20, 1861, Antrim OH; d. Nov 07, 1953. 3. iv. BENJAMIN B. TEMPLE, b. Apr 15, 1863, Antrim OH; d. Jan 22, 1943. v. JOSEPH S. TEMPLE, b. Nov 28, 1865; d. May 04, 1938. vi. MARGRETE N. TEMPLE, b. Sep 20, 1868, Antrim OH; d. Nov 29, 1955. vii. HARRY H. TEMPLE, b. Jun 27, 1870, Antrim OH; d. Jan 21, 1940. viii. MARY E. TEMPLE, b. Jun 29, 1872, Birmingham OH; d. Jan 19, 1878. ix. EMMA MARIA TEMPLE, b. Feb 01, 1876, Alanthus OH; d. Oct 30, 1878. Generation No. 3 3. BENJAMIN B.3 TEMPLE (WILLIAM2, BENJAMIN1) was born Apr 15, 1863 in Antrim OH, and died Jan 22, 1943. He married ARTIE MAE ??. Children of BENJAMIN TEMPLE and ARTIE ?? are: i. ROY B.4 TEMPLE, b. Jul 09, 1890, PA; d. Feb 25, 1965. ii. BERTHA MAE TEMPLE, b. Sep 05, 1892, PA. iii. ELLA MYRTLE TEMPLE, b. Dec 25, 1896, PA; m. ?? BYBEE. iv. HARRY J. TEMPLE, b. Feb 28, 1901, PA. v. ROLLA MORGAN TEMPLE, b. Feb 04, 1904, PA; d. May 27, 1967. I also have been researching the Stephen Temple who appears in the 1790 census from Londongrove Twp., Chester Co. PA. Does anyone know where he fits in? Thank you. Ralph L. Temple

Do you have anything on William Temple son of Benjamin and Hannah Jones?

Hello everyone. Here's an updated list for my Temple line. Finally received all that juicy information from my Aunt in Ohio!! Could this be of help to fill in anyone's gaps??? Hmmmm.... William Temple, son of William Temple and Susannah Carrington b.pre-1700 in Atford, Wiltshire, England. Emmigrated to Chester Co. PA in 1714. Later wed one Hannah Taylor (daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Haines Taylor). married in January 1725. Children of William Temple and Hannah Taylor were: a. Thomas b 10-10-25 d 1808 mar. Jane Brinton b. Hannah b 09-14-27 d ? mar Isaac Miller c. Susanna b 09-08-30 d ? mar William Seal d. William b 02-02-35 died young, not married e. Elizabeth b 01-27-35 d ? mar Benjamin Hutton f. Lydia b 05-02-37 d ? mar Caleb Seal g. Sarah b 12-25-40/41 d ? mar John Pyle h. Alice b 09-17-43 d ? mar Benjamin Jones i. Benjamin b 12-03-45 died 09-06-1815 (will dated) married Hannah Jones (daughter of Sarah Taylor, daughter of Joseph Taylor, born 12-1-75. Her father was John Jones. Thus, folks, Hannah Jones and Benjamin Temple were cousins.) Benjamin Temple happens to be my line so I will only continue on from there. Benjamin and Hannah Jones Temple had the following children: 1. John 2. James (my line) 3. Jane 4. Hannah 5. Joseph 6. Elizabeth 7. William 2. James Temple married Sarah Marshall 11 Jan 1810. Their children are as follows: a. Alice b. Ruth c. Esther 4. Moses 5. Sarah 6. Margaretta 7. Benjamin 8. James (again my line) 9. Jane Ann 10. Phoebe James Temple married Lydia Evans 28 October 1830. in Chester Co. PA. married by one James McFarlan Justice of the Peace. Their children are as follows: 1. Benjamin James mar Lerona Houchins 2. Joel Taylor mar Mary Coffrin 3. William Evan mar Elizabeth Burt 4. Francis Marion mar Margaret Barlow * my line 5. Carolina maried David Heck 6. Mary died as a child Marion Francis Temple married Margaret Ann Barlow 8 Aug 68 in Portsmouth Ohio, Scioto Co. both are buried in Greenlawn Cemetery in Portsmouth. Marion served in the Civil War. They were of the Methodist faith. Their children are as follows: 1. Mary Lydia mar Frank Deushle 2. Anna Margaret Temple mar Leonard Purslow 3. Edna Irene Temple mar Charles W. Horn 4. David Heck Temple mar Eva Canifax * my line David Heck Temple and Eva Canifax Temple had the following children: 1. Margaret mar. ? Duncan Porstsmouth Ohio 2. Thelma Louise mar. Noah Gray Thelma and Noah had the following children: 1. Betty 2. David 3.Joanne 4. Peggy 5. Richard Betty Marie Gray, number 1 above, is my grandmother. She married Walter Wayne Mackey and they had the following children: 1. Donna 2. Diana MY MOM! 3. Karen Donna lives in Boston Mass. Karen lives in Portsmouth Ohio. Diana lives in Friendship Wisconsin. And whew, here I am in the great city of Washington DC!! Thanks for listening all!! Beth :))

Looking for any information on Humphrey TEMPLE who married Susannah Walker daughter of Joseph WALKER and Ann ARNOLD. They apparently had at least one daughter, Mary Temple who married Hezekiah MCLELLAND . Their daughter, Martha Cole McLelland who married John William SHACKFORD son of Samuel Shackford and Nancy Buzzell. Source of this information is from Cox, Virginia D. and Willie T. Weathers, Old Houses of King and Queen County, Virginia, (King and Queen Historical Society, 1973). "In the late eighteenth century Orange Grove was known as Old Place.... Old Place belonged to the Tunstalls at the end of the eighteenth century, and was sold in 1796 to Humphrey Temple of Chatham Hill and his wife Susannah Walker. From then it passed to their daughter Mary, wife of Hezekiah McLelland.... The McLelland's daughter Martha married the Reverend John Shackford in 1846, and spent her life in this home, which she and her husband renamed Orange Grove....He was also a circuit rider [Methodist circuit---mentioned earlier in the passage], and had come to King and Queen from Dover, New Hampshire...." I'm researching the SHACKFORD family line in a hunt for a great grandfather and am looking for any verification of this information and of course others who are looking for infomation on this line. Would like to be able to add any birth dates so I can obtain vital records for these families. Joanne Shackford Parkes PSC 78 Box 2223 APO AP 96326 kparkes@iname.com Yokota AB, Japan Searching for SHACKFORD lines in NH, ME, MA, VA, NC

To All: I found the following today, and wanted to share with you: From The Report of the Ohio Genealogical Society, Volume 31, Issue 1, 1991, p. 37: Temple Cemetery, Jackson Township, Union County, OH compiled by Dr. Terry L. Schurch Temple, Sara Jane Wright, d 11 May 1813, first wife of Thomas Temple Temple, Thomas, b 20 Apr 1772, d 9 Aug 1845. His second wife, Jane Britton, is buried at Amlin, Franklin, OH Temple, William B., b 10 Jul 1846, d 29 Aug 1846, son of Joseph Temple Sr. Temple, Joseph Sr., b 23 Feb 1801 d 10 Aug 1856, son of Thomas Temple Temple, Eva G., d 28 Jan 1861 ae 9m13d, daughter of Joseph Jr. and Lucy Temple, Margaret Washburn, b 13 Apr 1806, d 6 May 1863, wife of Joseph Sr. Temple, Alma Jane, b 8 May 1862, d 20 Aug 1863, dau George and Martha Temple, John P., b Jul 1866, d 13 Aug 1867, ae 1y1m, probable son of John W. and Lydia Temple, Chalmer U., b 8 Aug 1864, d 2 Oct 1867, dau of Abraham Temple, Avanile, d 11 May 1871, dau John M. and Prudence Temple, Lucy Ann Andrews, b 19 Aug 1825, d 1 Jul 1871, wife of Joseph Jr. Temple, Harvey W., b Mar 1872, d 9 Nov 1872, son of Jacob and Matilda Temple, Harley Willis, b Jun 1874, d 3 Feb 1876, son of Jacob and Matilda Temple, Joseph Jr., b 6 May 1827, d 10 May 1884, son of Joseph Sr. Temple, Matilda Dysert, b 29 Jul 1834, d 1912, 2nd wife of Jacob Eastman, Susannah Temple, b 25 Mar 1839, d 15 Mar 1927, dau Joseph Sr. Temple, infant (perhaps Thomas) Temple, W.R., (perhaps William R.) Park -- L. Parker Temple Researching the branches of the TEMPLE family See my home page at http://www.erols.com/lptemple/house.htm

Hi all, I don't seem to find enough time to work on my favorite hobby or I would be on here all of the time. In response to LP Temples latest entry on Temple Cemetery in Union County OH I have the following to share. I'm not sure if Ethel Jensen has seen this but she would probably be very interested. She wrote the book referred to in the Subject of this message. The book is available at the Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne IN. Below is part of her Genealogy: Descendants of Thomas Temple Generation No. 1 1. THOMAS1 TEMPLE was born Apr 20, 1772 in NJ1, and died Aug 09, 1845 in Richwood, Union Co. OH2. He married (1) JANE BRITTON. He married (2) SARAH JANE WRIGHT. Children of THOMAS TEMPLE and JANE BRITTON are: 2. i. JOSEPH2 TEMPLE, b. Feb 23, 1801, PA; d. Aug 10, 1856, Richwood, Union Co. OH. ii. ELIZA TEMPLE, m. GABRIEL ELLIOTT, Mar 18, 1841, Union Co. OH3. iii. POLLY TEMPLE, b. Abt. 18154; m. (1) STEPHEN MASS; m. (2) THOMAS COWGILL. 3. iv. JAMES TEMPLE, b. Jan 18, 1816, OH; d. Sep 06, 1896, Franklin Co. OH. v. SARAH TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1817, OH5; m. (1) THOMAS KANE; m. (2) BASIL DUFF. 4. vi. ABRAHAM TEMPLE, b. 1820, OH. vii. JACOB TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1822, OH6; m. HARIETT STOCKWELL, Dec 24, 1854, Delaware Co. OH7. viii. JANE TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1826, OH8; m. JOHN A. PEASLEY, Oct 19, 1847, Union Co. OH9. 5. ix. LEWIS EDWARD TEMPLE, b. Apr 29, 1827, Franklin Co. OH; d. Apr 02, 1912, Axtell KS. x. MARK TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1830, Franklin Co. OH10; m. LUCINDA JEREW, Jan 01, 1851, Madison So. OH11. 6. xi. COLWELL TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1833, Franklin Co. OH. 7. xii. GEORGE TEMPLE, b. Jun 03, 1834, Franklin Co. OH; d. Dec 03, 1913, Jackson, Union Co. OH. Generation No. 2 2. JOSEPH2 TEMPLE (THOMAS1) was born Feb 23, 1801 in PA12, and died Aug 10, 1856 in Richwood, Union Co. OH13. He married MARGARET WASHBURN Apr 18, 1822 in Liberty Twp, Adams Co. OH14. Children of JOSEPH TEMPLE and MARGARET WASHBURN are: i. ELEANOR3 TEMPLE, b. Sep 14, 1823, Adams Co. OH15; m. WILLIAM R. HENNING, Aug 21, 1841, Union Co. OH16. ii. SARAH JANE TEMPLE, b. Mar 04, 1825, Adams Co. OH17; m. (1) OLIVER B. TOOLEY; m. (2) CHARLES REDDING, Mar 02, 1841, Union Co. OH. iii. JOSEPH TEMPLE, b. May 06, 1827, Adams Co. OH18; m. (1) LUCY ANN ANDREWS; m. (2) LEONORA C. EASTMAN, Jul 03, 187219. iv. JOHN W. TEMPLE, b. Mar 23, 182920; d. Jul 02, 1901, Union Co. OH21; m. LYDIA L. SMITH, Jan 18, 1853, Franklin Co. OH22. v. JACOB TEMPLE, b. Sep 19, 1830, Adams Co. OH23; d. Apr 15, 1899, Union Co. OH24; m. (1) MARY JANE MCWADE, Oct 19, 1851, Union Co. OH25; m. (2) MATILDA ROSS, Apr 20, 1871, Union Co. OH26. vi. DAVID TEMPLE, b. Feb 17, 1832, Adams Co. OH27; m. SUSAN DENOON, Jun 26, 1853, Franklin Co. OH28. vii. REBECCA TEMPLE, b. Jul 30, 1833, Adams Co. OH29; d. Bef. 185330. viii. MARGARET TEMPLE, b. Oct 12, 1834, Adams Co. OH31; m. JOHN MERRITT, Jan 12, 1851, Union Co. OH32. ix. LOUISA TEMPLE, b. Oct 09, 1836, Adams Co. OH33; d. Sep 183734. x. MARY CAROLINE TEMPLE, b. Apr 11, 1838, Adams Co. OH35; m. CALVIN HALL, Jan 03, 1854, Union Co. OH36. xi. SUSAN TEMPLE, b. Mar 25, 1839, Adams Co. OH37; m. JACOB EASTMAN, Jan 01, 1855, Union Co. OH38. xii. ABRAHAM TEMPLE, b. Aug 08, 184239; d. Aug 30, 1881, Jackson, Union Co. OH40; m. ARWILDA BOSART, Oct 24, 1862, Union Co. OH41. xiii. LEWIS BENJAMIN TEMPLE, b. Apr 19, 184442; d. Abt. 186643; m. EMILINE E. VANBUSKIRK, Oct 11, 1862, Union Co. OH44. xiv. WILLIAM B. TEMPLE, b. Jul 10, 184645; d. Aug 29, 1846, Richwood, Union Co. OH46. xv. CHARLOTTE TEMPLE, b. Mar 13, 1849, Union Co. OH47; d. Sep 04, 1928, Casey IL48; m. (1) DAVID GROVES; m. (2) WAYNE BAILEY, Mar 31, 1866, Union Co. OH49. 3. JAMES2 TEMPLE (THOMAS1) was born Jan 18, 1816 in OH50, and died Sep 06, 1896 in Franklin Co. OH51. He married (1) SARAH WATTS. He married (2) ELIZABETH CORBIN Jan 25, 1844 in Franklin Co. OH52. Children of JAMES TEMPLE and SARAH WATTS are: i. WILLIAM3 TEMPLE, b. 1836, OH53; d. 1900, Dublin OH54; m. REBECCA WILCOX, Oct 04, 186055. ii. MARY JANE TEMPLE, b. 183856; d. 192057; m. JAMES HUNTER, Sep 12, 1858, Franklin Co. OH58. iii. THOMAS TEMPLE, b. 1841, OH59; m. EDITH DODGE. iv. JOHN TEMPLE, b. 1841, Franklin Co. OH60; d. 187061; m. MARY E. NELSON, Nov 28, 1861, Franklin Co. OH62. Children of JAMES TEMPLE and ELIZABETH CORBIN are: v. JAMES R.3 TEMPLE, b. 1847, OH63; d. Feb 01, 1864, Civil War @ Cold Harbor VA64. vi. SARAH TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1849, OH65; m. WILLIAM ANDREWS. vii. GEORGE B. TEMPLE, b. Dec 25, 185166; d. May 24, 1926, Franklin Co. OH67; m. MARTHA CASEY, Mar 30, 1873, Union Co. OH68. 4. ABRAHAM2 TEMPLE (THOMAS1) was born 1820 in OH69. He married MARIA BOYER Dec 27, 1840 in Franklin Co. OH70. Children of ABRAHAM TEMPLE and MARIA BOYER are: i. WILLIAM3 TEMPLE, b. 184271. ii. JAMES TEMPLE, b. 184672. iii. SARAH TEMPLE, b. 184873. 5. LEWIS EDWARD2 TEMPLE (THOMAS1) was born Apr 29, 1827 in Franklin Co. OH74, and died Apr 02, 1912 in Axtell KS75. He married PRISCILLA MCNULTY 184976. Children of LEWIS TEMPLE and PRISCILLA MCNULTY are: i. ELIZABETH3 TEMPLE, b. Dec 05, 1849, OH77; d. 1871; m. JOSIAH HOPPES, 187178. ii. SARAH JANE TEMPLE. iii. DAVID TEMPLE, b. Jul 26, 1855, Maryville, Nodaway Co. MO79; d. Oct 08, 1919, Axtell, Marshall Co. KS; m. (1) BERTHA SMITH; m. (2) LOUISA MELVINA PARTCH, Oct 31, 1878, Pawnee Co. NE80. iv. JOHN TEMPLE, b. Dec 28, 1857, Verdon, Richardson Co. NE81; d. Feb 1949, Axtell, Marshall Co. KS82; m. ELIZA OLIVINE MAYFIELD, Sep 188383. v. LOUISA TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1859, Richardson Co. NE84. vi. WADE TEMPLE, b. Jun 26, 1861, Salem, Richardson Co. NE85; d. Feb 24, 1952, Aurora NE86; m. EFFIE MAY MILLER, Feb 17, 1891, Axtell, Marshall Co. KS87. vii. NATHANIEL TEMPLE, b. Sep 02, 1863, Falls City, Richardson Co. NE88; d. Aug 15, 1942, Denver CO89; m. ETTA HARRIS, Feb 24, 1889, Norcatur, Decatur Co. KS90. viii. CORA TEMPLE, b. Sep 15, 1865, Richardson Co. NE91; d. Dec 12, 1898, Axtell KS92; m. JOHN MORRIS, Abt. 189493. ix. MARY ELDA TEMPLE, b. Aug 03, 1867, Falls City, Richardson Co. NE94; d. Dec 27, 1947, Summerfield KS95; m. PETER GODBOUT, Jun 14, 1888, Axtell KS96. x. JAMES TEMPLE. xi. ROBERT WILLIAM TEMPLE, b. Jan 01, 1871, Richardson Co. NE97; d. Jun 13, 1946, Axtell KS98; m. EFFIE FLORENCE MORRIS, Mar 14, 190099. xii. SON TEMPLE. 6. COLWELL2 TEMPLE (THOMAS1) was born Abt. 1833 in Franklin Co. OH100. He married (1) MARY MILLER Mar 13, 1853 in Franklin Co. OH101. He married (2) SARAH E. ANDRIX Aug 27, 1861 in Franklin Co. OH102. Children of COLWELL TEMPLE and MARY MILLER are: i. ALBERT3 TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1855103; m. JENNIE WILSON. ii. EUGENE TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1857104; m. OLIVE GREEN. iii. LYDIA TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1859105; m. ALG. HUME. iv. SARAH TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1861106; m. THOMAS GRAY. Children of COLWELL TEMPLE and SARAH ANDRIX are: v. ETNA3 TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1862107; m. WILLIAM HOOVER. vi. BERTHA TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1863108. vii. JESSIE TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1864109; m. RAYMOND ENGLE. viii. GERTRUDE TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1866110. ix. WESLEY TEMPLE, b. Abt. 1868111. 7. GEORGE2 TEMPLE (THOMAS1) was born Jun 03, 1834 in Franklin Co. OH112, and died Dec 03, 1913 in Jackson, Union Co. OH113. He married MARTHA A. DYSERT Jun 15, 1861 in Union Co. OH114. Children of GEORGE TEMPLE and MARTHA DYSERT are: i. ALMA3 TEMPLE. ii. MARION TEMPLE. iii. FRANK TEMPLE. iv. SON TEMPLE. v. MAY G. TEMPLE. vi. ETHEL TEMPLE. vii. JOSIE TEMPLE. viii. DORA TEMPLE. ix. ANGELINE TEMPLE. Endnotes 1. Temple/McNulty by Jensen. 2. Temple/McNulty by Jensen. 3. Temple/McNulty by Jensen 4. Temple/McNulty by Jensen 5. Temple/McNulty by Jensen 6. Temple/McNulty by Jensen 7. Temple/McNulty by Jensen 8. Temple/McNulty by Jensen 9. Temple/McNulty by Jensen 10. Temple/McNulty by Jensen 11. Temple/McNulty by Jensen 12. Temple/McNulty by Jensen 13. Temple/McNulty by Jensen 14. Temple/McNulty by Jensen 15. Temple/McNulty by Jensen 16. Temple/McNulty by Jensen 17. Temple/McNulty by Jensen 18. 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Hi, I am searching for the parents of William Temple b. ca. 1800 PA d. (probably) before 1870 in Franklin Twp., Lycoming Co., PA. William married Mary Magdelana Doctor b. 15 April 1804 PA d. 28 April 1897 in Franklin Twp., Lycoming Co., PA. According to the Lycoming Co. Death Records she is buried in Franklin Bethel (also called Stone Heap) Cemetery, Franklin Twp. No stone has been found for her or William at the cemetery. William appears in the 1830 Penn Twp., Lycoming Co.; 1840 Davidson Twp., Lycoming Co.; 1850 Madison Twp., Columbia Co. and 1860 Franklin Twp., Lycoming Co. census records. Mary is in 1870 Jordan Twp., Lycoming Co. and 1880 Franklin Twp. Lycoming Co. He first appears in Lycoming Co. Deed records Vol. 19 p. 262 as selling land in Moreland Twp., Lycoming Co. on 26 May 1832 to John Shipman of Muncy Creek. This deed states that it was for 43+ acres and same piece of land conveyed to William Temple from Mary Doctor on 10 May 1831 (the last deed was not recorded). Could this Mary Doctor have been his mother in law? William and Mary had: 1. John D. (16 Nov. 1824-10 Sept. 1917 Jordan Twp., Lycoming Co.) md. Susannah DeWald 2. daughter b. before 1825 3. Charles (Aug. 1827 - ?) md. Mary Elizabeth Smith -- he was still living in Lycoming Co. in the 1900 census 4. William M. (1828-1920) md. Charlotte Ritter - lived Moreland Twp., Lycoming Co. 5. Nathaniel A. (Nov. 1833- ?) md. 1) Martha M. __?__ 2) Rose Ellen Flick - they lived in Moreland and Jordan Twp., Lycoming Co. 6. Jacob F. (1836 - ?) md. 1) Catherine L. Rider 2) Mary E. Martines - he last appears in the 1920 Penn Twp., Lycoming Co. census 7. James (1838-1865 in lumbering accident - body never found) md. Rebecca Alice Reese 8. Henry H. (Mar. 1841-3 Dec. 1918) md. Sarah Jane Snyder - lived in Jordan and Franklin Twp., Lycoming Co. but will recorded in Columbia Co. 9. Joseph (Mar. 1843- 1915) md. Ann Eliza Rider - they lived in Jordan and Franklin Twp., Lycoming Co. 10. Sarah J. b. 1848 11. George W. b. 1849 I have more information on descendants and would be willing to share any of my information. Thanks, Paula

Henry TEMPLE, Jr., son of Henry TEMPLE, Sr., was born ca. 1758 and died in 1820. He married Sarah ROBERTSON, daughter of John ROBERTSON, Sr. and his wife Amy. John ROBERTSON, Sr.'s will written 2 Oct 1800 proves that his daughter, Sarah, predeceased her father. Sarah was the granddaughter of Christopher ROBERTSON. Henry, Jr.'s will, written 18 Feb 1820 and offered for probate at the May Term of the Wake Co. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, names the following: My wife, Sary (sic) Temple 100 acres of land in Chatham Co. for her lifetime or widowhood. After her death to be divided between his lawful children, also one feather bed and furniture. He names as his six children: Winnaford, Allen, Jessee, Rebecca, Amy and Martha BURWELL. Rebecca was married to an ELLIS and Amy married Noel KNIGHT; Winnaford and Martha may have been unmarried. This is from the "Wake County North Carolina History Book," page 530, family section 880.

These are the TEMPLEs living in Washington DC from 1874 through 1907. There are some duplications in each year, and not everyone was consistently reported year in and year out. If you can help me with who these folks were, and have data bout their families - please contact me. Thanks in advance! TEMPLEs found in the Boyd s Directory of the District of Columbia, various years. 1874 Temple, Edward, vice president of the Bank of Washington Temple, John, laborer 1877 Temple, Albert, laborer Temple, Edward, vice president of the Bank of Washington Temple, Franklin, laborer 1881 Temple, Arthur, Laborer Temple, Bertie Temple, Edward, vice president of the Bank of Washington Temple, Fannie, servant Temple, Hamilton, driver Temple, Hattie, widow of George Temple, John, laborer Temple, Mary G. Temple, William G., commodore, US Navy 1882 Temple, Adaline, cook Temple, Arthur, laborer Temple, Edward, vice president of the Bank of Washington Temple, Fanny, widow of Isaac Temple, Hamilton, laborer Temple, Harriet S., widow of George Temple, Mary, servant Temple, Mary G. Temple, Oliver P., clerk Temple, William G., commodore, US Navy 1883 Temple, Adaline, cook Temple, Anna, servant Temple, Arthur, laborer Temple, Edward, vice president of the Bank of Washington Temple, Fanny, widow of Isaac Temple, Hamilton, laborer Temple, Harriet S., widow of George Temple, John, driver Temple, Kate E., clerk Temple, Major S., clerk Temple, Mary, widow Temple, Mary G. Temple, Oliver P., clerk Temple, William G., commodore, US Navy 1884 Temple, Adaline, cook Temple, Arthur, laborer Temple, Edward, vice president of the Bank of Washington Temple, Ellen K., clerk Temple, George, clerk Temple, George A. Temple, Hamilton, laborer Temple, Jesse J., clerk Temple, John, junk dealer Temple, John, laborer Temple, Major S., clerk Temple, Mary, servant Temple, Oliver P., clerk Temple, William G., commodore, US Navy 1885 Temple, Edward, vice president of the Bank of Washington Temple, Ellen K., clerk Temple, Fannie, widow of Isaac Temple, Hamilton, laborer Temple, Jesse J., executive Temple, John, junk dealer Temple, John, driver Temple, Oliver P., clerk Temple, Sarah, widow of Arthur Temple, William G., commodore, US Navy 1886 Temple, Annie, servant Temple, Edward, president of the Bank of Washington Temple, Edwin G., clerk Temple, Ellen K., clerk Temple, Hamilton, laborer Temple, Jesse J., executive Temple, John S., laborer Temple, John, rags Temple, John J., clerk Temple, Oliver P., clerk Temple, Robert, laborer Temple, Sarah, widow of Arthur Temple, William, laborer Temple, William G., commodore, US Navy Temple, Willie A., laborer 1887 Temple, Agnes, widow of Charles Temple, Annie, servant Temple, Edward, president of the Bank of Washington Temple, Edwin G., clerk Temple, Ellen K., clerk Temple, Oliver P., clerk Temple, Robert, driver Temple, Sarah, widow of Arthur Temple, Star Temple, William, laborer Temple, William G., US Navy 1888 Temple, Annie, servant Temple, Archibald K., servant Temple, Edward, president of the Bank of Washington Temple, Ellen K., clerk Temple, Fannie, widow of Isaac Temple, Hamilton, laborer Temple, James, painter Temple, Jesse J., clerk Temple, John, laborer Temple, John, sawyer Temple, Oliver P., clerk Temple, Sarah, widow of Arthur Temple, Star Temple, William G. 1889 Temple, Agnes, widow of Charles Temple, Edward Temple, Ella V., widow of Oliver P. Temple, Ellen K., clerk Temple, Hamilton, laborer Temple, Herbert, clerk Temple, James, painter Temple, Jesse J., clerk Temple, Julia, servant Temple, Robert, laborer Temple, Sarah, widow of Arthur Temple, William G., US Navy Temple, Winnie, widow of Arthur 1890 Temple, Edward Temple, Ellen K., clerk Temple, Ella V., widow of Oliver P. Temple, Fannie, widow of Isaac Temple, George A., teacher Temple, Jesse J., clerk Temple, John, junk Temple, Matthew, laborer Temple, Robert, laborer Temple, William, laborer Temple, William G., US Navy Temple, Winnifred, widow of Arthur 1891 Temple, Bertha, domestic Temple, Bertram G., clerk Temple, Edward Temple, Ellen K., clerk Temple, Elizabeth Temple, Ella V., widow of Oliver P. Temple, Fannie, widow of Isaac Temple, George A., teacher Temple, Hamilton, laborer Temple, Jesse J., clerk Temple, John, laborer Temple, Nannie, domestic Temple, Robert, laborer Temple, Winnifred, widow of Arthur 1892 Temple, Arie, domestic Temple, Edward Temple, Ellen K., clerk Temple, Ella V., widow of Oliver P., clerk Temple, Henry M., engineer Temple, James M., laborer Temple, Jesse J., physician Temple, John, rags Temple, Major S. Temple, R. Celia, clerk Temple, William, laborer Temple, William G., US Navy 1893 Temple, Annie, domestic Temple, Bertram G., actor Temple, Ellen K., clerk Temple, Ella V., widow of Oliver P., clerk Temple, Henry M., engineer Temple, Jesse J., clerk Temple, John, junk Temple, Major S. Temple, Mary G., widow of Edward Temple, R. Celia, clerk Temple, William G., US Navy 1894 Temple, August, laborer Temple, Bertram G., actor Temple, Charles, laborer Temple, Edward, laborer Temple, Ellen K., clerk Temple, Ella V., widow of Oliver P. Temple, Henry M., engineer Temple, James, waiter Temple, Jesse J., clerk Temple, Lizzie, domestic Temple, Lomax, laborer Temple, Mamie Temple, Mary G., widow of Edward Temple, R. Celia, clerk Temple, William G., US Navy 1895 Temple, Bertram G. Temple, E. Kathleen Temple, Ella V. widow Oliver P. Temple, John, laborer Temple, John, laborer Temple, Mary Temple, Mary G, widow Edward Temple, M.S. Temple, Minnie, widow Arthur 1896 Temple, Bertram G, actor Temple, Charles, waiter Temple, E. Kathleen Temple, Elizabeth, domestic Temple, Ella V. widow Oliver P Temple, Faye P., draftsman Temple, Grace, Temple, Harry M., electrician Temple, Henry C., clerk Temple, James, waiter Temple, John, laborer 1897 Temple, A.W., Mrs. Association matron Temple, Bertram G., actor Temple, Charles, waiter Temple, E Kathleen, Temple, Elizabeth, domestic Temple, Ella V, widow Oliver P Temple, Fay P, draftsman Temple, Grace L., artist Temple, James, waiter Temple, John, laborer Temple, Robert, laborer Temple, Sarah A., washing 1900 Temple, A.W., association matron Temple, Charles, waiter Temple, E. Kathleen Temple, Ella V. Temple, Fayette P, clerk Temple, Grace L., artist Temple, Harry M., electrician Temple, James M., Temple, James S., porter Temple, Jesse J., pension office Temple, Sarah E. Temple, William E., of Bardroff and Temple 1901 Temple, Alonzo W, printer Temple, Amanda W., assoc matron Temple, Charles, porter Temple, Edward S., clerk Temple, E. Kathleen, Temple, Ella V., widow Oliver P. Temple, Grace L., artist Temple, Jesse J., pen office Temple, John, laborer Temple, John C., clerk Temple, Lafayette P. Temple, Mallie L., dressmaker Temple, May, clerk census office Temple, William J, baker Temple, Willie, domestic 1902 Temple, Amanda W, asst matron Temple, Charles H, porter Temple, E. Kathleen Temple, Fayette P, manager Temple, Ella V., widow Oliver P Temple, Grace L, artist Temple, Jesse J, pension office Temple, John, laborer Temple, Josephine, domestic Temple, Mollie L., sewing Temple, William, clerk Temple, Winnie, widow Arthur 1903 Temple, Amanda W, asst matron Temple, Charles H, waiter Temple, David, laborer Temple, E. Kathleen, Temple, Ella V., widow Oliver P Temple, Fayette p, manager Temple, Grace Lincoln Temple, Jesse J, pension office Temple, Mollie L, dressmaker Temple, Nannie, cook Temple, William m laborer 1904 Temple, Amanda W, matron Temple, Charles T, waiter Temple, David, laborer Temple, Ellen K, Temple, Fayette P, principal, the Temple School Temple, Grace Lincoln Temple, Jesse J, pension office Temple, John, laborer Temple, John, laborer Temple, Susan B, teacher Temple, William, laborer 1905 Temple, Charles T, waiter Temple, David, laborer Temple, Della, washing Temple, Edith G, Temple, Edward, Temple, Edward C. Temple, E. Kathleen Temple, Ella, widow Oliver P Temple, Fayette P, principal Temple, Grace L. Temple, Jesse J, pension office Temple, Joseph, laborer Temple, Lafayette, teacher Temple, Susan B, teacher Temple, William, laborer Temple, William, laborer 1906 Temple, Charles T, porter Temple, David, laborer Temple, Edward C., clerk Temple, Edward L, Temple, E. Kathleen married to Charles M. Gillette. Temple, Henry D., superintendent Temple, Jesse J, pension office Temple, Lafayette, principal Temple, Mallie, clerk Temple, Mary E., widow John 1907 Temple, Charles, porter Temple, David, laborer Temple, Edith G., Temple, Edward C Temple, Edward L Temple, Frederick, clerk at treasury Temple, Grace L, artist Temple, Jesse J, pension office Temple, John, laborer Temple, Joseph, laborer Temple, M.V. Mrs, sewing Temple, Susan B., teacher Temple, William, laborer -- L. Parker Temple Researching the branches of the TEMPLE family See my home page at http://www.erols.com/lptemple/house.htm

Anyone know more about this family? Please contact me if you do -and thanks. Ohio Records and Pioneer Families, pub by The Ohio Genealogical Society, Ashland OH Vol XIII, # 2, Apr-Jun 1972, pp. 70-71 Michael Temple was a Revolutionary War vet. Came to Butler Co OH in 1804 in a covered wagon and a 14 horse team. Wife was Catherine Heffner. Issue: John b 3 Jun 1785 d 30 Jan 1866 md Catherine Jacob b 10 Jul 1799 Frederick Co., MD, d 4 Nov 1890 OH, md 30 Jan 1823 Catherine Gephart who d 24 Jun 1877, a 71y8m1d Michael Peter John, Michael and Peter were vets of War of 1812. Jacob (from above) b 10 Jul 1799. M Catherine Heffner, and issue: Ellen b. 24 Feb 1824 md Kircher John b 1 Apr 1826 Charlotte b 21 Feb 1828, md Kircher Catherine M. 15 Mar 1830 Michael b 19 feb 1832 Henry G. b 9 Jan 1834 Peter G. 15 Feb 1836 Sarah 22 Feb 1842 md Davis Oliver b 22 Dec 1842 Mary Ann b 12 Sep 1845 md Lucas Theodore 3 May 1848 Elizabeth b 14 Dec 1840 md Mears John (from above) b. 3 Jun 1785 and Catherine issue: Mary b 1820 d 1905 md John Koon Zephaniah b 5 Jun 1821 d 27 Dec 1868 md Matilda Koon, sis of John, lived in Mercer Co. OH Peter Jacob Park -- L. Parker Temple Researching the branches of the TEMPLE family See my home page at http://www.erols.com/lptemple/house.htm

To All: Hope this helps some of you. If you see anyone here that you can add information to, please let me know. The data is from the sollowing source: Greene County, Tennessee Marriages, 1783-1868 comp Goldene Fillers Burgner, Southern Historical Press, Easley, SC, 1981 p. 259, 1 Jan 1862 Joby H. Rudd m Angeline Temple, 1 Jan 1862. p. 229 Alexander D. Hale m Angeline S. Temple 10 May 1858 p. 85 David Mc Cord m Eleanor Temple 25 Aug 1830 p. 124 Washington M. Wilhite m Eleanor A. Temple 22 Apr 1841 p. 53 Robert Mc Alpin m Eliza Temple 25 Apr 1820 p. 59 Allen G. Gallaher m Elizabeth Temple (dau or sis of Thomas Temple) 1 Aug 1822 p. 247 James H. Robinson m Ellen Temple 7 Jun 1860 p. 33 James Temple m Polly Craig 12 Feb 1811 p. 101 James M. Slemmons m Jane Temple 16 May 1835 int 14 May p. 90 John G. Farnsworth m Jane M. Temple, 1 may 1832, int 30 Apr p. 10 John Temple m Jane Russell 19 Dec 1795. Rel to Thomas p. 17 Josiah Temple m Isabella Fain 8 Dec 1800 arel John Temple p. 105 Jordan Temple m Matilda Henry 11 Feb 1836, int 10 Feb p. 52 William M. Biggs m Margaret M. Temple 3 Feb 1820, int 2 Feb p.53 William Hammer m Maria Temple 25 Apr 1820. (rel to Eliza and Margaret?) p. 104 Henry A. Farnsworth m. Mary Temple 3 Nov 1835 (rel Jane M Temple?) p. 43 James Robinson m Mary K. Temple 24 Dec 1816 p. 77 John T. Barkley m Nancy Temple 4 Sep 1828 p. 140 Joseph Winter m Nancy K. Temple 1 Sep 1844 (rel to Major S. Temple?) p. 6 Thomas Temple m Jane Moore 13 Jun 1791 (the thomas mentioned above in several places) p. 12 William Temple m Jane Smith 14 Jun 1797 (bro Thomas) p. 43 George Reaves m Polly Wright 6 Feb 1816 (rel to Thomas?) Park -- L. Parker Temple Researching the branches of the TEMPLE family See my home page at http://www.erols.com/lptemple/house.htm

Park, Don't know what you already have so use what you don't have and toss the rest... p. 259, Joby H. Rudd m Angeline Temple, 1 Jan 1862. p. 229 Alexander D. Hale m Angeline S. Temple 10 May 1858 ...an Angeline b 1840 daughter of Major S Temple and Margaret ?. Major S was a son of James and Mary Craig, and grandson of Major. I don’t know which of these is her. p. 85 David Mc Cord m Eleanor Temple 25 Aug 1830 ...daughter of Thomas Temple and Jane Moore, who was the son of Major. p. 124 Washington M. Wilhite m Eleanor A. Temple 22 Apr 1841 ... daughter of James Temple and Mary Craig, who was a son of Major. p. 53 Robert Mc Alpin m Eliza Temple 25 Apr 1820 ... ??? p. 59 Allen G. Gallaher m Elizabeth Temple (dau or sis of Thomas Temple) 1 Aug 1822 ... daughter of Thomas Temple and Jane Moore, who was son of Major. p. 247 James H. Robinson m Ellen Temple 7 Jun 1860 ... daughter of Major S and Margaret ? p. 33 James Temple m Polly Craig 12 Feb 1811 ... son of Major p. 101 James M. Slemmons m Jane Temple 16 May 1835 int 14 May ... daughter of Thomas and Jane Moore. p. 90 John G. Farnsworth m Jane M. Temple, 1 may 1832, int 30 Apr ... daughter of James Temple and Mary Craig. p. 10 John Temple m Jane Russell 19 Dec 1795. Rel to Thomas ... son of Major. p. 17 Josiah Temple m Isabella Fain 8 Dec 1800 arel John Temple ... son of Major p. 105 Jordan Temple m Matilda Henry 11 Feb 1836, int 10 Feb ... Jordan is an unknown, moved to Blout Co, TN. p. 52 William M. Biggs m Margaret M. Temple 3 Feb 1820, int 2 Feb ... daughter of Thomas Temple and Jane Moore p.53 William Hammer m Maria Temple 25 Apr 1820. (rel to Eliza and Margaret?) ... daughter of Josiah Temple and Isabella Fain. Josiah probably had more children, but she is the only one named in Mary Kennedy Temple’s will. p. 104 Henry A. Farnsworth m. Mary Temple 3 Nov 1835 (rel Jane M Temple?) ... widow of James Temple - nee Mary Craig p. 43 James Robinson m Mary K. Temple 24 Dec 1816 ... daughter of Thomas Temple and Jane Moore p. 77 John T. Barkley m Nancy Temple 4 Sep 1828 ... daughter of James Temple and Mary Craig p. 140 Joseph Winter m Nancy K. Temple 1 Sep 1844 (rel to Major S. Temple?) ... she is unknown. p. 6 Thomas Temple m Jane Moore 13 Jun 1791 (the thomas mentioned above in several places) ... son of Major Temple p. 12 William Temple m Jane Smith 14 Jun 1797 (bro Thomas) ... son of Major p. 43 George Reaves m Polly Wright 6 Feb 1816 (rel to Thomas?) ...??

Brothers William Temple bp 1686 Atworth parish, Wiltshire, England m Hannah Taylor and Thomas Temple bp or b 1700 Atworth parish, m Mary Jefferis. They are said to have come to PA c1714 and the Wiltshire database of immigrants appears to support the time frame (if this is our Thomas; no William shown?): Names Thomas Temple Ages Occupations Cooper What town or village they emigrated from Malmesbury Date of emigration 21st March 1713 What ship they sailed on. What town and country was their final destination America Their stepmother is said to have sent them to America while their father was away on business in Ireland, so that her children would inherit. They had one other sister (who lived) by the name of Susanna b 1683, who by all appearances remained in England. So, it doesn’t appear that the Elizabeth Temple (m Stephen Cole) of Chester could be a sister. If you also take into consideration that she died 1733, she was probably of an older generation than the two brothers. Which makes me wonder if the boys weren’t sent to Chester because of relatives in the area? It certainly would make the stepmother not so cruel in my eyes (but far from nice). The only other Temples that I know of which also came to US from Wiltshire, was Joseph Temple of VA. Joseph did come to America earlier than the two brothers. William you know a lot more about Joseph’s line than we do... is there a possibly connection to this Elizabeth? There is still so much to learn about the Wiltshire Temples. Thomas Temple of Heytesbury, Wiltshire, England left a will 1594 in which he mentions wife Agnes and ten children - not named. Just from this alone there could be a lot of Temples running around Wiltshire in the 1600s. So, Elizabeth may remain another mystery in the Temple families - at least for now.

Hi all, Wanda Cole is researching the early Cole family and came across the following Temple information. She has graciously allowed us to post it here. Her interested isn't the Temple line, but the Cole. The interesting thing here is that Elizabeth was in Chester Co, PA about the same time as Thomas and William Temple. Which leaves us with the question of how or if she is connected to them. ____ > Elizabeth Temple's husband Stephen Cole died before her and that he and she are buried in a church yard in Chester co., PA. She died around 1733. And since you found a a Thomas Temple whose life dates were 1700 to ____? It seems to me that there may be a connection between Elizabeth Temple Cole and your Thomas Temple. I have wondered if the Thomas Cole mentioned above was one of her sons. Stephen Cole and Elizabeth Temple Cole who resided in Chester Co., Pa. in the seventeenth century. They had a number of children including several sons. A Stephen, James, Mark, perhaps a William. Some of them were in Bedford County, Va., by 1750. A Rev. War soldier Henry Jolly left information in the Draper Manuscripts. He mentions two other Jolly Families in his tales. There is also a Jolly wife of a William Temple Cole Sr. My husband's line is Cole. His grandfather came from Benton Co., Mo, although we do not know where he was born. In Cooper County, Mo, which is near Benton there settled two brothers -- Stephen and William Temple Cole. It is said the two were born in Wythe Co., VA., and by 1745 there were several brothers who were sons of Elizabeth Temple Cole in the Western part of Virginia. Stephen and older man than the one who came to Mo., a James, and Mark (there is a Mark Cole in the Missouri line as well). But I have not been able to make a connection to this line or to any other Cole line. Good luck with your Temple research. There is a publishing house in the Western part of New Jersey which lists some Temple members in it. At the time Elizabeth lived, Western New Jersey was part of the PA settlement. If I run across the New Jersey address I will send it to you. Meanwhile there are several Church of the Latter Day Saints libraries in New Jersey and surely some of them would carry the Temple history. Sincerely, Wanda Cole in New Jersey <

There was a query in the May 1956 DAR magazine seeking the following Temple brothers. Has anyone run into them or the submitter, Mrs. William Frakes, of Effingham, Illinois.? Thomas Temple b: 22 April 1796 d: Unknown Joseph Temple b: 07 July 1798 John Temple b: 26 November 1804 in Pennsylvania d: 03 January 1851 +Hannah Hollis b: 07 March 1807 in Chester Co., Pennsylvania Richard Temple b: 12 September 1807 James Temple b: 27 September 1810 Mrs. Frakes must have been a descendant of one of these Temple brothers. This is the only record I have found with definite birth dates for any of these men. Thanks Joyce Hagerty

Good Morning I am looking for the parents of John Temple, b. 1804, who married Hannah Hollis. He shows up in Chester County by 1824 when he married Hannah. He died 1851, and Hannah and most of her children moved to Union Co., Ohio and then "parts west". Descendants of John Temple 1 John Temple 1804 - 1851 .. +Hannah Hollis 1807 - 1889 2 Thomas Franklin Temple 1826 - 1880 .... +Hannah Wistler 1823 - 1888 2 Elizabeth Temple 1827 - 1912 .... +James Yearsley Abt. 1825 - Unknown 2 George Washington Temple 1830 - Aft. 1900 Of Champaign Co., IL .... +Mary Elizabeth ??? 1830 - Aft. 1900 2 Joseph Lewis Temple 1832 - 1921 In Puyallyp WA .... +Nancy Almyra Green 1835 - 1910 2 James Temple 1834 - 1909 Of Kansas City, MO .... +Eleanor M. Reynolds 1853 - 1930 2 Mary Ann Temple 1836 - Unknown 2 Maria Louisa Temple 1839 - 1839 2 Henrietta Temple Abt. 1841 - Unknown Of Olathe, Kansas .... +George T. Lockwood 1836 - 1884 Union Co., Ohio *2nd Husband of Henrietta Temple: .... +J. M. Miller Abt. 1840 - Unknown 2 William Franklin Temple 1843 - Unknown Of Olathe, Kansas .... +Clara J. Paul 1842 - Unknown 2 Josephine Temple 1845 - Unknown .... +Joseph L. Jakeway 1838 - Unknown Of Champaign Co., Illinois 2 John Hollis Temple 1847 - 1865 Champaign Co., Illinois 2 Norris Temple 1849 - 1849 Thanks for any help Joyce Hagerty

I am looking for the parents of John Baylor Temple, born 11 Feb 1830, married to Elizabeth M. Goode (born 1 Feb 1831). They had eleven kids including my G Grandfather Charles Widney Temple. John and Elizabeth lived in Danville, KY and then moved to North Salem, IN where I believe the kids were raised. I don't have much information about this family but will be happy to share what I have. Mark Holt

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Make sure you print this article out RIGHT NOW, also. >Try to keep a list of everyone that sends you money and always keep an >eye on the newsgroups to make sure everyone is playing fairly. > >Remember, HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY. You don't need to cheat the >basic idea to make the money!! > >GOOD LUCK to all and please play fairly and reap the huge rewards from >this, which is tons of extra CASH. **By the way, if you try to deceive >people by posting the messages with y name in the list and not >sending the money to the rest of the people already onhe list, you >will NOT get as much. Someone I talked to knew someone who did that >and he only made about $150.00, and that's after seven or eight weeks! >Then he sent the 5 $1.00 bills, people added him to their lists, and >in 4-5 weeks he had over $10k. This ishe fairest and most honest way >I have ever seen to share the wealth of the world without costing >anything but our time!!! You also may want to buy mailing and e-mail >lists for future dollars. > >Please remember to declare your extra income. Thanks once again... > >

Dear temple-l@rootsweb.com, Subject: GET LEGAL CASH IN MAIL W/ ONLY $5.00 READ THIS YOU WON'T BE SORRY, I WASN'T This will be the quickest way to get cash in the mail.If you follow these instructions carefully, you will be able to receive within two months nearly $50,000.00. The great part is is that $5.00 isn't really a whole lot and it could just be worth a try. I am currently 6 months pregnant and my husband and I are in debt. We both have really good professions but he has massive student loans and credit card bills (I was lucky and my father helped me through college). Needless to say, since we are married to one another I acquired his debt also. In any case, I followed these easy steps thinking that I really had nothing to lose and guess what? The first week I started getting money in the mail! I was shocked! I still figured it would end soon. The money just kept coming in. In my first week, I made about $20.00 to $30.00 dollars. By the end of the second week I had made a total of over $1,000.00!!!!!! In the third week I had over $10,000.00 and it's still growing. This is now my fourth week and I have made a total of just over $42,000.00 and it's still coming in ....... You send $1.00 to each of the 5 names and address stated in the article. You then place your own name and address in the bottom of the list at #5, and post the article in at least 200 newsgroups. (There are thousands) and that is all. Let me tell you how this works and most importantly, Why it works....also, make sure you print a copy of this article NOW, so you can get the information off of it as you need it. The process is very simple and consists of 3 easy steps: Like most of us, I was a little skeptical and a little worried about the legal aspects of it all. So I checked it out with the U.S. Post Office (1-800-725-2161) and they confirmed that it is indeed legal! Seriously, your story will sound like this one if you participate by doing the following: STEP 1: Get 5 separate pieces of paper and write your address on each piece of paper along with "PLEASE PUT ME ON YOUR MAILING LIST." Now get 5 $1.00 bills and place ONE inside EACH of the 5 pieces of paper so th e bill will not be seen through the envelope to prevent thievery. Next, place one paper in each of the 5 envelopes and seal them. You should now have 5 sealed envelopes, each with a piece of paper stating the above phrase and a $1.00 bill. What you are doing is creating a service by this. THIS IS PERFECTLY LEGAL! Mail the 5 envelopes to the following addresses: #1 Corey McNear 233 Olive st. West Reading, PA 19611 #2 R. M. 66 Navesink Drive Monmouth Beach, NJ 07750 #3 Sam 27248 Grano Avenue Saugus, CA 91350 #4 Pat anderson 41 pilote st-ambroise Pq #5 Nick Austin 12318 Dollar Lk dr Fenton, MI 48430-9734 STEP 2: Now take the #1 name off the list that you see above, move the other names up (2 becomes 1, 3 becomes 2, etc...) and add YOUR Name as number 5 on the list. STEP 3: Change anything you need to, but try to keep this article as close to original as possible. Now, post your amended article to at least 200 newsgroups. (I think there is close to 18,000 groups) All you need is 200, but remember, the more you post, the more money you make! Don't know HOW to post in the newsgroups? Well do exactly the following: FOR NETSCAPE USERS: 1) Click on any newsgroup, like normal. Then click on "To News", which is in the top left corner of the newsgroup page. This will bring up a message box. 2) Fill in the SUBJECT with a flashy title, like the one I used, something to catch the eye!!! 3) Now go to the message part of the box and retype this letter exactly as it is here, with exception of your few changes. (remember to add your name to number 5 and move the rest up) 6 4) When your done typing in the WHOLE letter, click on 'FILE' above the send button. Then, 'SAVE AS..' DO NOT SEND YOUR ARTICLE UNTILL YOU SAVE IT. (so you don't have toype this 200 times :-) 5) Now that you have saved the letter, go ahead and send your first copy! (click the 'SEND' button in the top left corner) 6) This is where you post all 200! OK, go to ANY newsgroup article and click the 'TO NEWS' button again. Type in your flashy subject in the 'SUBJECT BOX', then go to the message and place your cursor here. Now click on 'ATTACHMENT' which is right below the 'SUBJECT BOX'. Click on attach file then find your letter wherever you saved it. Click once on your file then click 'OPEN' then click 'OK'. If you did this right , you should see your filename in the 'ATTACHMENT BOX' and it will be shaded. NOW POST AWAY! FOR INTERNET EXPLORER: It's just as easy, holding down the left mouse button, highlight this entire article, then press the 'CTRL' key and 'C' key at the same time to copy this article. Then print the article for your records to have the names of those you will be sending $1.00 to. Go to the newsgroups and press 'POST AN ARTICLE' type in your flashy subject and click the large window below. Press 'CTRL' and 'V' and the article will appear in the message window. **BE SURE TO MAKE YOUR ADDRESS CHANGES TO THE 5 NAMES.** Now re-highlight the article and re-copy it so you have the changes.... then all you have to do for each newsgroup is 'CTRL' and 'V' and press 'POST'. It's that easy!! THAT'S IT! All you have to do is jump to different newsgroups and post away, after you get the hang of it, it will take about 30 seconds for each newsgroup! **REMEMBER, THE MORE NEWSGROUPS YOU POST IN, THE MORE MONEY YOU WILL MAKE!! BUT YOU HAVE TO POST A MINIMUM OF 200** **If these instructions are too complex to follow, try Forte's "Free Agent." It is freeware for noncommercial use. To download it, simply use a search utility and type "Forte Free Agent". You should be able to find it.** That's it! You will begin receiving money from around the world within days! You may eventually want to rent a P.O. Box due to the large amount of mail you receive. If you wish to stay anonymous, you can invent a name to use, as long as the postman will deliver it. **JUST MAKE SURE ALL THE ADDRESSES ARE CORRECT.** Now the WHY part: This entire principle works because it is in a format of an upside down tree with thousands of branches. Everyone below you will see to it that the tree continues because they want to get money. Those below THEM will continue because THEY want to get the cash etc. Out of 200 postings, say I receive only 5 replies (a very low example). So then I made $5.00 with my name at #5 on the letter. Now, each of the 5 persons who just sent me $1.00 make the MINIMUM 200 postings, each with my name at #4 and only 5 persons respond to each of the original 5, that is another $25.00 for me, now those 25 each make 200 MINIMUM posts with my name at #3 and only 5 replies each, I will bring in an additional $125.00! Now, those 125 persons turn around and post the MINIMUM 200 with my name at #2 and only receive 5 replies each, I will make an additional $626.00! OK, now here is the fun part, each of those 625 persons post a MINIMUM of 200 letters with my name at #1 and they each only receive 5 replies, that just made me $3,125.00!!! With a original investment of only $5.00! AMAZING! And as I said 5 responses is actually VERY LOW! Average is probable 20 to 30! So lets put those figures at just 15 responses per person. Here is what you will make: at #5 $15.00 at #4 $225.00 at #3 $3,375.00 at #2 $50,625.00 at #1 $759,375.00 When your name is no longer on the list, you just take the latest posting in the newsgroups, and send out another $5.00 to names on the list, putting your name at number 5 and start posting again. The thing to remember is that thousands of people all over the world are joining the Internet and reading these articles everyday, JUST LIKE YOU are now!! And this will go on and on and on and on.... get the picture? Well, there's 5,000,000,000 people on the world and most of them will eventually end up being hooked into the internet. So there are virtually unlimited resources. Of course this will work the best at the very beginning so the faster you post, the better for YOU! People have said, "what if the plan is played out and no one sends you the money? So what! What are the chances of that happening when there are tons of new honest users and new honest people who are joining the Internet and newsgroups everyday and are willing to give it a try? Estimates are at 20,000 to 50,000 new users, every day, with thousands of those joining the actual Internet. Remember, play FAIRLY and HONESTLY and this will work. You just have to be honest. Make sure you print this article out RIGHT NOW, also. Try to keep a list of everyone that sends you money and always keep an eye on the newsgroups to make sure everyone is playing fairly. Remember, HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY. You don't need to cheat the basic idea to make the money!! GOOD LUCK to all and please play fairly and reap the huge rewards from this, which is tons of extra CASH. **By the way, if you try to deceive people by posting the messages with y name in the list and not sending the money to the rest of the people already onhe list, you will NOT get as much. Someone I talked to knew someone who did that and he only made about $150.00, and that's after seven or eight weeks! Then he sent the 5 $1.00 bills, people added him to their lists, and in 4-5 weeks he had over $10k. This ishe fairest and most honest way I have ever seen to share the wealth of the world without costing anything but our time!!! You also may want to buy mailing and e-mail lists for future dollars. Please remember to declare your extra income. Thanks once again...