Posted on: TEMPLETON Bible Records Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/t/e/TEMPLETON/bible_records?read=3 Surname: Templeton ------------------------- I have all copies and originals of my dad's genealogy he gave me due to lack of room in his place, and that he doesn't do research anymore. (The ball is in my court in other words). I have the original page from the Henry Lafayette Templeton bible record. A small note on the back in my dad's writing has it as a "family record" not a "bible record". Janel

Posted on: TEMPLETON Bible Records Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/t/e/TEMPLETON/bible_records?read=2 Surname: Templeton, Meathers ------------------------- The origin of this bible record is unknown. I also don't know who has the original, possibly Ellen Newberry Haynes (granddaughter of Henry Lafayette Templeton) (spelling as is in the record) H. L. Templeton born Harrisonville, MO Sept 13th 1850 Ellen Meathers born 4 Corners Canada July 18th 1855 Alice C. Templeton Howard Citty Kans April 19th 1877 Laura D. Templeton Howard Citty Ks Oct 30th 1878 Nancy A. Templeton Howard Citty Ks Nov 13th 1880 Minnie M. Templeton Howard Citty Ks dec 19th 1882 Mary E. Templeton Severy Ks Feb 16th 1885 Wm. H. Templeton Severy Ks Feb 28th 1887 Lizzy M. Templeton Severy Ks July 10th 1889 (Lizzy and William switched in the bible) Jennie E. Templeton Severy Ks May 12th, 1892 Eda S. Templeton Mansfield Mo. May 23rd 1894 Pearl E. Templeton Mansfield Mo. Jan 23rd 1897 Jesse D. Templeton Zincite. Mo. Aug 28th 1900 ----------------------- Janel Woodbury (great-great granddaughter of Henry Lafayette Templeton)

Posted on: TEMPLETON Obituaries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/t/e/TEMPLETON/obituaries?read=2 Surname: Templeton, Newberry ------------------------- This Obituary (newspaper unknown) is combined from the newspaper obituary and her Memorial Service program of Eda Susan Templeton Newberry. (Great granddaughter of George Templeton and Peggy Turpin) Newspaper: Kingman, KS Eda S. Newberry, 96, homemaker, died Saturday, July 28, 1990. Service 2 p.m. Monday, Livingston Funeral Home. Survivors: son Fred, Eldon, both of Garden City, LeVon of Derby; daughters, Ellen Haynes of Garden City, Lyla Chappell of Hutchingson; 46 grandchildren; numerous great-grandchildren. Memorial has been established with Assembly of God Church. Funeral program: Eda S. Newberry Was born May 23, 1894 at Carthage, Missouri and died July 28, 1990 at the age of 96 years. Her parents were Henry and Ellen (Meathers) Templeton. She was a member of the Kingman Assembly of God Church and had lived in Kingman County and Garden City most of her life. In 1912, she married Fred Newberry at Tulsa. He died in 1941. Also preceding her in death were children Norman, jay, Charlsey, Eda and Wilma. Eldon (Gene), and LeVon; 2 daughters, Ellen haynes and Lyla Chappell. ------------- Janel Lynn Newberry Woodbury (great granddaughter of Eda Sarah Templeton Newberry, granddaughter of mentioned Norman Newberry who preceded her in death)

Harold, Sorry I am so long in responding to your request for input. My ISP was giving me trouble and I couldn't get on the net. (It's frightening.) I vote for the prepend of "Templeton." It makes filing easier for recipients who receive each message separately, rather than those of us who are signed up for the digest. Ignore the "reply all" vote. No offense meant to the person who requested this, but everyone signed up for the Templeton list gets a copy of every message sent. They either get the messages individually, or in the daily digest. A reply all is redundant and everyone on the list would receive two copies, not just the sender. Carolyne > > Regarding the reply to the list, the vote so far is six to automatically > reply to the list, one to leave it the way it is, and one said we should > hit "reply all." I'm not sure how to count that last one. If we do the > "reply all" button, the original message author will receive two copies of > any responses: one to him or her directly and one via the list. > -- > Harold Templeton > Hoffman Estates, IL > cfp@iwc.net > > CT: Barnes, Geer, Horsford, Lamb, Merritt, Richardson. > KY: Shields. > MA: Lamb, Merritt. > NH: Lindsay, Morse, Templeton. > NJ: Beam, Riker. > NY: Austin, Blakeney, Gardinier, Mayo, Shields, Van Woert. > VT: Davis, Geer, Johnson, Mayo, Templeton. > Canada: Bonett, Elsey, Mayo. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Fw: Opinions, Part II > Date: Sat, 20 May 2000 09:54:55 -0600 > From: "dsaban" <dsaban@trib.com> > To: TEMPLETON-L@rootsweb.com > > >The prepend would be OK with us. We don't need to sort that way as I have > >Inbox Asst sort my mail anyway. But the prepend does help if you do it > >manually. > > > >Mary and Don > > > >>I've had two requests now that would like to have "Templeton" as a prepend > >>to the subject line. This means that if you send a message to the list > >>with the subject line "Big Brown Dog" the list will receive it as > >>"[Templeton] Big Brown Dog." > >> > >>What do you all think? > >> > >>Regarding the reply to the list, the vote so far is six to automatically > >>reply to the list, one to leave it the way it is, and one said we should > >>hit "reply all." I'm not sure how to count that last one. If we do the > >>"reply all" button, the original message author will receive two copies of > >>any responses: one to him or her directly and one via the list. > > > > > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: Opinions, Part II > Date: Sat, 20 May 2000 14:20:15 -0600 > From: "Ann Spencer" <ha50@pvtnetworks.net> > To: TEMPLETON-L@rootsweb.com > > I am glad to know what prepend means! Looks good to me. Ann Spencer -- If you want me to get it, reply to - carolynegould@bigfoot.com Genealogy is my passion — http://www.angelfire.com/tx/carolynegenealogy Surnames:- DODGE, HAYES, KEPHART, PHELPS, SUTTON, SWINFORD, TEMPLETON, WINDERS Words are my business — http://www.writingservices.bigstep.com Parker County is where I live - http://www.parkercounty.20m.com Metis is who I am - http://www.newcastle.nu/metis/

I am glad to know what prepend means! Looks good to me. Ann Spencer

Dear List, I've had two requests now that would like to have "Templeton" as a prepend to the subject line. This means that if you send a message to the list with the subject line "Big Brown Dog" the list will receive it as "[Templeton] Big Brown Dog." What do you all think? Regarding the reply to the list, the vote so far is six to automatically reply to the list, one to leave it the way it is, and one said we should hit "reply all." I'm not sure how to count that last one. If we do the "reply all" button, the original message author will receive two copies of any responses: one to him or her directly and one via the list. -- Harold Templeton Hoffman Estates, IL cfp@iwc.net CT: Barnes, Geer, Horsford, Lamb, Merritt, Richardson. KY: Shields. MA: Lamb, Merritt. NH: Lindsay, Morse, Templeton. NJ: Beam, Riker. NY: Austin, Blakeney, Gardinier, Mayo, Shields, Van Woert. VT: Davis, Geer, Johnson, Mayo, Templeton. Canada: Bonett, Elsey, Mayo.

>The prepend would be OK with us. We don't need to sort that way as I have >Inbox Asst sort my mail anyway. But the prepend does help if you do it >manually. > >Mary and Don > >>I've had two requests now that would like to have "Templeton" as a prepend >>to the subject line. This means that if you send a message to the list >>with the subject line "Big Brown Dog" the list will receive it as >>"[Templeton] Big Brown Dog." >> >>What do you all think? >> >>Regarding the reply to the list, the vote so far is six to automatically >>reply to the list, one to leave it the way it is, and one said we should >>hit "reply all." I'm not sure how to count that last one. If we do the >>"reply all" button, the original message author will receive two copies of >>any responses: one to him or her directly and one via the list. > >

It would benefit me greatly to see all replies to the list, also. I am looking to see if my ancestor actually fits into TEMPLETON, TEMPLEN or TEMPLON. His name is Dudley TEMPLETON, and was even spelled TEMPLEN, TEMPELTON, and TEMPLON in the family bible. He was born Mar 11, 1817, possibly in Pennsylvania, Vermont or England. All of those locations were given by his children as his birth place in later documents. He died in 1863, in Altoona, PA, when his children were young. He married Esther SOULSBY, in Woodbury, Bedford Co., PA in 1838. This is the first location that I can place him. In all obituaries of Esther's family members, referring to Esther, they all give her married name as TEMPLETON. Therefore, I am trying to fit Dudley into the Templeton's. When his death was recorded in the family bible, his name was spelled TEMPLON. All descendants have taken the name TEMPLON. Judy Templon Alexander

I think wherever possible we should hit the reply to all button,otherwise one may think the list all but deceased.I also think that peoples ancestors may not be linked at the moment but maybe later there might be a connection and i would like to keep the messages. Gail in Wagga,Australia -----Original Message----- From: Harold Templeton <cfp@iwc.net> To: TEMPLETON-L@rootsweb.com <TEMPLETON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, 19 May 2000 22:05 Subject: Opinions >Good morning all, > >I've been wondering if setting up the list so that responses come back to >the list would be helpful. As it is now, when you hit "reply," your >response goes back to the individual who sent the message. If we switch >all responses will come back to the list for everyone to read. > >I can see a benefit in this as someone may be interested in seeing a >response to someone else's message. If the response goes back to the >original author, someone interested in the subject will miss the response. > >On the other hand, you may feel like this will only fill up your mailbox >with stuff you're really not interested in. And if you want your response >to be private for some reason, you will have to either respond manually or >hit "reply all" and remove the list from the recipients. > >What do you think? Shall we leave it the way it is now, or change it? >I'll give everyone about a week to think it all over. By the way, I will >interpret a lack of response as a vote to leave it the way it is. We >currently have 60 subscribers, so fill up my mailbox! >-- >Harold Templeton >Hoffman Estates, IL >cfp@iwc.net > >CT: Barnes, Geer, Horsford, Lamb, Merritt, Richardson. >KY: Shields. >MA: Lamb, Merritt. >NH: Lindsay, Morse, Templeton. >NJ: Beam, Riker. >NY: Austin, Blakeney, Gardinier, Mayo, Shields, Van Woert. >VT: Davis, Geer, Johnson, Mayo, Templeton. >Canada: Bonett, Elsey, Mayo. > > >============================== >The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ >

Posted on: TEMPLETON Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/t/e/TEMPLETON/queries?read=8 Surname: Templeton, McCullough ------------------------- TEMPLETON,John C. married McCULLOUGH,Mary E. - 27 Dec 1867 Burke Co. GA This would possibly be a sibling. Link: BURKE COUNTY GEORGIA MARRIAGES 1855 - 1879 URL: <http://members.aol.com/J2525/page7.html>

Good morning all I am looking for info on Templeton's that lived in Virginia, Mainly one Templeton . Martin Templeton lived in pitt. county VA. Born 1767 and married Nancy King in 1792. Looking for Martin's father. Thank you Richard Templeton rickt@mosquitonet.com

Good morning all, I've been wondering if setting up the list so that responses come back to the list would be helpful. As it is now, when you hit "reply," your response goes back to the individual who sent the message. If we switch all responses will come back to the list for everyone to read. I can see a benefit in this as someone may be interested in seeing a response to someone else's message. If the response goes back to the original author, someone interested in the subject will miss the response. On the other hand, you may feel like this will only fill up your mailbox with stuff you're really not interested in. And if you want your response to be private for some reason, you will have to either respond manually or hit "reply all" and remove the list from the recipients. What do you think? Shall we leave it the way it is now, or change it? I'll give everyone about a week to think it all over. By the way, I will interpret a lack of response as a vote to leave it the way it is. We currently have 60 subscribers, so fill up my mailbox! -- Harold Templeton Hoffman Estates, IL cfp@iwc.net CT: Barnes, Geer, Horsford, Lamb, Merritt, Richardson. KY: Shields. MA: Lamb, Merritt. NH: Lindsay, Morse, Templeton. NJ: Beam, Riker. NY: Austin, Blakeney, Gardinier, Mayo, Shields, Van Woert. VT: Davis, Geer, Johnson, Mayo, Templeton. Canada: Bonett, Elsey, Mayo.

Martin TEMPLETON and Susannah A. LOVELACE Married: 16 MAR 1835 in Pittsylvania Co., VA 1 There are two entries in gedcom's on world connect for the above Martin Templeton. This would be a later generation, but making contact with them might be helpful. Go to: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi Type in Templeton, Martin and you will get 3 results - 2 of them on the one above. Donna

Dear Robert, There is an Andrew Templeton mentioned in "Historical Reg. of Officers of the Continental Army" by Francis Bernard Heitman. Washington, DC, 1914. (685p.): 536. I think the "536" is the page number you'll find him on. The indication is that he is from Georgia. Might not be your man, of course. Check with the FHC. They might have this book on microfilm. I have 22 Andrew Templetons in my database, but none from either GA or LA. -- Harold Templeton Hoffman Estates, IL cfp@iwc.net CT: Barnes, Geer, Horsford, Lamb, Merritt, Richardson. KY: Shields. MA: Lamb, Merritt. NH: Lindsay, Morse, Templeton. NJ: Beam, Riker. NY: Austin, Blakeney, Gardinier, Mayo, Shields, Van Woert. VT: Davis, Geer, Johnson, Mayo, Templeton. Canada: Bonett, Elsey, Mayo. Robert Hendrick wrote: > > Posted on: TEMPLETON Queries > Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/t/e/TEMPLETON/queries?read=7 > > Surname: TEMPLETON, FARMER, McCOOK > ------------------------- > > Does anyone have information on Andrew James Templeton > B: 8-29-1840 D: 4-13-1887 Robeline, LA.? He immigrated from the Burke County, > GA region to Natchitoches Parish, LA. He Catherine Farmer (B: 9-28-1847 > Jefferson Co., GA D: 11-3-1887 Robeline, LA.) in 1867. > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

It would help me sort my file cabinet if you would put a prepend TEMPLETON-L on the list. This can be added at the utility page. Thanks Donna

I am heartily in favor of reply to TEMPLETON-L. You never know what little piece of information might be helpful in your search. The solution now is to click reply all and take out the individual's email and that could work in reverse. A discussion list should include everyone on MOST everything. Donna Parrish

Posted on: TEMPLETON Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/t/e/TEMPLETON/queries?read=7 Surname: TEMPLETON, FARMER, McCOOK ------------------------- Does anyone have information on Andrew James Templeton B: 8-29-1840 D: 4-13-1887 Robeline, LA.? He immigrated from the Burke County, GA region to Natchitoches Parish, LA. He Catherine Farmer (B: 9-28-1847 Jefferson Co., GA D: 11-3-1887 Robeline, LA.) in 1867.

Posted on: TEMPLETON Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/t/e/TEMPLETON/queries?read=6 Surname: TEMPLETON, ROSE, MOXLEY ------------------------- Seeking info on John Templeton, 88th Reg. of Foot br.Edinburgh or around Glasgow, married Margaret Elizabeth (Rose?). Three daughters: Margaret br. 1814, Janet br. c 1816 in Kilmarnock, Scot. Elizabeth br. c1818. The family came to Ottawa, Canada c1832.

Posted on: TEMPLETON Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/t/e/TEMPLETON/queries?read=4 Surname: Templeton ------------------------- I have just started a Templeton Page. My family comes from George Templeton/Peggy Turpin. Construction may be slow, but the page contains links to the Genconnect boards for Templeton, to the mail list and to genforum. I would like to add links to any of your Templeton pages. Link: The Templeton Family Page URL: <http://www.geocities.com/donnaparrish_2/>

Trying to find the following people who submitted Isabella Crawford TEMPLETON's records to the LDS site. Are they on this list? Verna YOUNG, Robert RUNYON, Carole TAYLOR. According to the LDS site, Isabella Crawford TEMPLETON was married to William PRICE. But..... I show her married to Lancelott Benjamin PICKLE. They had 4 children together. Would the three people above please contact me. Barb in Kansas broets@tri.net