HIGHLAND CEMETERY, Hamilton, Caldwell County, MissouriTo 1992 Located: Hamilton Township, Section 15, Township 57, Range 28 1.3 miles West of Junction Business 36 and 13 Highways THOMAS, John A., May 29, 1904 Dec. 8, 1983 Cpl. Army W.W. I Myrl W., his wife, Sept. 14, 1914 Feb. 27, 1992 THOMAS, Kenneth J., Jul. 22, 1919 Feb. 24, 1947 Wa. S/Sgt. W.W. II THOMAS, Mary, wife of M.D., d. Aug. 15, 1868 Lydia J., dau. of M.D., d. Jun. 8, 1871 James A., d. Jan. 22, 1880 aged 78 ys. 11 ms. 14 ds. Diadanaia, d. Feb. 16, 1889 aged 82 ys. 8 ms. 10 ds. >From reseaching different sources, I believe the following should be added to the Highland Cemetery list. THOMAS, Lydia J., dau. of M.D., age 11 ys. d. Jun. 8, 1871

Found this while searching for my Thomas line. Thought someone might benefit. OLD & NEW PICKER'S CEMETERY, St. Louis, MO This cemetery is now known as Gateway Gardens. The stones were read in 1997 by Carmella Kranz and her friend Penny Lemon. THOMAS, JOE b. 1888 d. 1938 THOMAS, VERA b. 1890 d. 1972 THOMAS, EVA E. b. 7-11-1947 d. 11-21-1910 THOMAS, MABEL M. nee WOODRUFF b. 3-23-1880 d. 8-16-1958 THOMAS, JOHN W. b. 9-14-1880 d. 3-27-1915 THOMAS, JOSEPH b. 1-7-1842 d. 7-11-1906 THOMAS, M.PHILA b. 3-15-1851 d. 7-17-1935 THOMAS, JOSEPH b, 9-13-1896 d. 1-11-1966 THOMAS, AMELIA b. 1-31-1887 d. 6-11-1985 THOMAS, HORACE b. 9-10-1883 d. 2-14-1965 THOMAS, GILBERT b. 9-28-1912 d. 7-1-1993 THOMAS, JOS. A. b. 5-12-1888 d. 7-14-1938 THOMAS, FRANK JR. b. 3-2-1908 d. 8-17-1908 THOMAS, JOHN b. 1881 d. 1966 THOMAS, ELLA b. 1881 d. 1961 THOMAS, ANTON b. 1899 d. 1963 THOMAS, ADELE b. 1903 d. 1996

Unsubscribe -----Original Message----- From: THOMAS-D-request@rootsweb.com <THOMAS-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: THOMAS-D@rootsweb.com <THOMAS-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, November 25, 1998 6:28 AM Subject: THOMAS-D Digest V98 #250

Here is a rundown on my THOMAS: WEST CALN, CHESTER COUNTY, PA I am searching for John THOMAS (b) abt. 1820 who married Sarah DERHAM/DURHAM (b) abt. 1830 married on 24 May 1849 in Chester County. I found the marriage at this web site. <A HREF="http://204.170.102.11/cgi-bin/accessible/verify.pl ">Chester and Delaware County Archive and Newspaper Articles</A> I am also searching for them between 1850 and 1875. As you can see I know where John Durham THOMAS was in 1875, but not his fathers family. I lucked out in the 1850, because of Georgie DURHAM (the obvious brother to Sarah). There were a lot of THOMAS's in Chester County, MD, there are also a lot of THOMAS's in Harford County, MD. I also found in the 1860 census a lot of John THOMAS's married a Sarah, and had a son born in 1852 named John. This was mind boggling. But I am sure Georgie did not live with his sister in 1860, nor did I find a daughter named Hannah. Parents of John Durham THOMAS. All born in Chester County, PA. I was checking the 1850 census and found in West Caln, Chester County, PA: John THOMAS 30 (b) 1820 PA (father) Sarah D. 20 (b) 1830 PA (mother) Hannah 4/12 1850 PA Georgie DURHAM 11 (b) 1839 PA I could not find them in the 1860 census. I am sure that they had several children in the 10 years till the next census. I just have to find it. I do not know of any other siblings at this time, only two, Hannah as shown on the 1850 PA census for West Caln, the other possibly known is Dylan THOMAS (not sure) brother of John Durham THOMAS. My Great Grandfather is John Durham THOMAS (b) 2 FEB 1852 in Chester County, Pennsylvania. Married Sarah Margaret Spies (b) 25 DEC 1852 in Jarrettsville. They married in Jarrettsville, MD, on 22 Aug 1875. They had 11 Children, all born in Maryland: John William THOMAS (b) 31 MAY 1876 married Martha ? Mina Margaret THOMAS (b) 20 MAR 1878 married Albert Schafer Sammy Frederick THOMAS (b) 3 APR 1880 married Ruth Linton Mary Frances THOMAS (b) 3 APR 1880 died 3 days later Martin Spies THOMAS (b) 12 MAR 1882 married Ann Kelly Blakley Katie Henrietta THOMAS (b) 15 SEP 1884 married Henry Korte Clarence Ellias THOMAS (b) 6 FEB 1887 married Carolyn Lela Perry Eadith Jane THOMAS (b) 10 JUL 1889 married William Penn Albert Norman THOMAS (b)16 OCT 1891 married Frances Meisner sister of Josephine Lewis Henry THOMAS (b) 1 JAN 1894 married Josephine Meisner my grandmother Bertha Ester THOMAS (b) 13 SEP 1896 married Russell Breneman I have 95% if the descendants of the above children, if you can be of any help it would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Carol Chiveral

>Hello Everyone, > >I have the LDS North American and British Vital Records CDs (they have >literally millions of birth and marriage records)and am willing to do >lookups for anyone who can help me locate my gr-grandmother and her parents. > >Pheba Jane THOMAS was born in TN between c1880. Her parents were Wiley and >Sally THOMAS. Wiley was born in TN as well. (This information was >reported by Pheba Jane on a census record.) > >If any of you kind souls can help locate these folks on census, birth, or >marriage records I am more than happy to return the favor and do lookups for >you. > >Thanks a million, >Lisa > >

Hello Harry Thomas, I have a Job Thomas who lived in Goochland Co., VA, then Cumberland Co. I mentioned to my friend, Judith, that Job Thomas was rare. She sent me the following which may not help you but it may be interesting. ------------------------------------------------- Regarding Job Thomas, there was one who owned 2 slaves in 1782 in Westmoreland Co., VA. There was one who was transported 1667 by Tho. Page, Wm Hodgson & Sam. Weilding. Job had land on so. side Rappa. River, Rapp. Co. This may be the Job who died 1682/3 in Rapp. Co. In "Tenn. The Volunteer State" there is an article about a Job Thomas who was born in England and came in "early colonial days" and settled in VA. The there is the Job who was bc1751 in Northumberland Co., VA. He is mentioned in "They Went Thataway" by Hamlin. There is the Job who married Mary Brickley and died after 31 Oct 1774 Rich. Co., VA. And there's the one who married Rebecca Bait in 1766 in PA. .Happy Thanksgiving. Al ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

This is Al Metts. I do not have a copy of the book, "Old Albemarle and its Absentee Landlords" I was asked where it can be found. The new reprint is sold by The Clearfield Co., part of the Genealogical Publishing Co. 1-800 296 6687. Cost is $17.50 plus postage. #4790. Al ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hi, I am looking for any links to a Job Thomas born around 1795 in Haddonfield, NJ. He was the son of Job Thomas and Hannah Bennett he married Ann Fortiner and had several children Eli, Rebecca, Jervis, Elizabeth and George. I am looking for a connection on this Thomas line but have yet to make one. I know Thomas is common name but Job seems not to be. If anyone has any connection please contact me at CRUS58@aol.com Thanks for your time Harry Thomas

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To answer some of the questions about GPS units, read on. 1. The accuracy at present is about 100 meters (which is a little more than 300 feet for you non-metric people). That accuracy will get you real close to a location you are looking for with no problem. 2. My main interest in using this method is to give people a way to find abandoned cemeteries which are not now on present day maps and believe me, there are a lot of them! I am not concerned about major cemeteries so much because they are on most maps. Old topographic maps show a number of abandoned cemeteries but no-where near all of them. 3. It is important to know that two methods of recording positions are commonly used here in the US. One uses Degrees, Minutes and Seconds, written as: 30 deg., 45 min., 30 seconds but the other uses a fractional notation such as: 30 deg., 45.5 minutes which is the same as the location above. A location in Denver, Colorado would be written as: 39 deg. 45.00 N & 105 deg. 00.00 W. Be sure to put a decimal point in if you are using the decimal system or it can be very confusing! 4. I am presently using DeLorme Street Atlas USA, version 6.0. With it, I can put a lat/lon flag on any location and it stores that info. for future reference. You can place any name or words on the map along with the location. I can then print out a map, which shows the flag on it for other people's use, or for me to use if I don't have my notebook computer with me. 5. At the present time, I do not have access to any cemetery records here at my home. Don Fox DonFox@cybertrails.com

Al, the bk could not have been printed in 1747 if Worth Ray was the author. As far as I know he just died in the 1950s. Regards, Bettye >J. Thomas of Wisconsin, >You may want to look at a book by Worth S. Ray, >"OLD ALBEMARLE AND ITS ABSENTEE LANDLORDS" >It was printed in 1747 and reprinted recently. On p. 607, >a section is called, "The Thomas Family of Virginia and >North Carolina". I do not see specific answers to your >questions, but it might help. The first was John to Isle of >Wight in 1609. They seem to have come from Wales. >That may be the reason your will is hard to read. >Al Metts > >___________________________________________________________________ >You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. >Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html >or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] > > >

J. Thomas of Wisconsin, You may want to look at a book by Worth S. Ray, "OLD ALBEMARLE AND ITS ABSENTEE LANDLORDS" It was printed in 1747 and reprinted recently. On p. 607, a section is called, "The Thomas Family of Virginia and North Carolina". I do not see specific answers to your questions, but it might help. The first was John to Isle of Wight in 1609. They seem to have come from Wales. That may be the reason your will is hard to read. Al Metts ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

I have a Magellan GPS 2000 XL Satellite Navigator. There are many GPS units (receivers) available from $100 up to whatever you wish to pay. Even the cheapest units are capable of telling you the latitude and longitude accurately enough to find any geographical location if known. They are small, portable, almost pocket size, and operate on internal batteries or 12 volts from your car cig. lighter socket. I use DeLorme Street Atlas USA mapping program to save my locations on a map which I can print out & send a copy to other people if needed. You don't need a mapping program to use the GPS unit. You can just write down the location for future reference if you don't have the program. The mapping program will let you simply find any Lat./ Long. coordinates in the United States of any location you want. If someone gave me coordinates of a cemetery that was out in the woods on a farm in Kentucky, I could go right to it. I have been using my GPS unit and saving this info. for some time now, hoping some other people would start doing the same. I will be happy to answer any questions about this because I want to locate a number of cemeteries yet that seem to be lost! A number of electronics stores such as Radio Shack carry some of these units. Also, some sporting goods stores, since they are good for hikers and hunters to find their way back. I bought mine from K-Mart in the sporting goods section. If you get coordinates on any cemeteries in Madison Co., Kentucky or Pike Co., Illinois, send them to me! Don Fox DonFox@cybertrails.com

Don't forget that non-military GPS' have cyclic built in errors of up to 100 meters. You can find the cemetary but you can't expect to walk back to the headstone. Kent Stewart Richland, WA mailto:kstewart@3-cities.com http://www.3-cities.com/~kstewart/index.html Hunting Archibald Stewart, b 1802 in Ballymena, Antrim Co., NIR

I hope that this is not going to get me into trouble sending to the PAGES...but knowledge of this new research site should be circulated. Betty in Idaho blrossow@uswest.net ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` We've been talking a bit about how our ancestors got from Europe to their new homes in America. I include the following info as it may help others find the route taken by their family. I am looking for ZINGRE in particular. Dear List Members: I am a volunteer transcriber for The Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild. I have not finished transcribing my ship list yet but cannot wait to see it. I'm so proud of what a few committed volunteers can do for the world of genealogy researchers. People in genealogy research have been so kind to me so many times...this is the way I can help repay them. Here is some information we're sharing with all the lists we belong to so that you know of a new place to search for family. Please share with us your thoughts on our web page. This is to advise you that a new website is being developed by a group called THE IMMIGRANT SHIPS TRANSCRIBERS GUILD. This is a group of over 100 volunteers who have decided to transcribe NARA microfilmed passenger lists so that everyone on the Internet can have free access to such lists. In addition, the GUILD is receiving donations of lists which have already been transcribed; from people on the Internet and from webmasters. The GUILD is also preparing links to many sites dealing with ships and passengers lists throughout the world. For now, there have been over 50 lists transcribed by volunteers, another 100 in the works, 100 lists donated to the site and many sites agreeing to link their ships/sites. If you have a transcribed list you would like to donate, you can contact Joan Rasanen, Resource Coordinator at Joaras@aol.com; giving her the name of the ship, the ports of departure/arrival as well as the dates of each, your E-mail address and any other particulars which may be of help. <A HREF="http://iigs.rootsweb.com/immships/">ISTG</A> http://iigs.rootsweb.com/immships Your friend in the great search! Sharon Zingery

I am searching for any info on William Thomas whose will was probated in the Isle of Wight Co., VA in July, 1741[I of W Co Probate Records, Vol 4 & 5, pg 356]. I have done much work on his son Samuel, but have been unable to trace his other son Richard nor determine the parents. There were many Thomas families in I of W Co during the early 1700's and many died intestate making it difficult to separate them. ALSO- has anyone been able to decipher the will? of William Thomas which was written in 1688[I of W Co Land Records, Deed Bk #1, pg 1]. It is very difficult to read because it appears to have been written in Old English. Any help would be appreciated. J. Thomas Wisconsin

To all of you cemetery hunters out there and to all who will be a cemetery hunter someday, I want to make a suggestion! Buy or borrow a GPS (Global Positioning Satellite) unit. Take it with you to all of the cemeteries you visit and record the latitude and longitude for future reference. I have been doing this and I have a computer map program that I can locate any place just by coordinates. If everyone would do this, and provide the location along with the cemetery inventories, we would all be able to find these even when hidden by trees and brush! Questions, just E-mail me and no, I am not selling these units. Don Fox DonFox@cybertrails.com

Still looking for ANY info on ANY adoption that took place around 1880-84 My gggrandmother Gracie THOMAS was put up for adoption in TARRANT,CO.TX in 1884 at the age of 4 by her mother Mrs.Annie THOMAS but the adoption records make no mention of biological father just adoptive parents Dick and Nancy Matthews AKA David S. McHERD and Nannie SHAWVER. There were also siblings given away but I know nothing about their names or new families. Gracie was born after the 1880 census so there is no connecting her to a family there. Gracie said she was part Indian but did not say what tribe. I found a death certificate of an 1884 death of an Annie THOMAS buried in the city cem.of Fort Worth TX, I do not know if this is her. Death cert. said she was from MO. Thank you, Brigitte

Looking for information on: Ida M. THOMAS BIRTH: 10 Feb 1859, Illinois DEATH: 23 Dec 1897 Family 1: William Frank LEEK 1.+William Earl LEEK 2. Elmer LEEK 3. Ninnie LEEK 4. Dessa M. LEEK 5. Ula Fern LEEK 6.+Robert Emmit LEEK 7. Walter LEEK 8. Mary A. LEEK Have a Great Day :-) Lacinda blware69@springnet1.com Page me on ICQ # 9870890 Family Tree Project http://www.geocities.com/~lacinda2 Join the Illinois Roots, Beckham, or Roth Mailing Lists http://www.geocities.com/~lacinda2/maillist.htm Post a Message in The Forum http://www.InsideTheWeb.com/messageboard/mbs.cgi?acct=mb220110

---------- > > I am looking for information on Philip Thurman b. Apr 1852 m. Queen > Victoria Hawkins b. Aug 1855, All in Kentucky. > > Children are: > -- Nannie Bell Thurman, b 25 May 1875,,Larue, KY > -- Sarah Letitia Thurman, b. 19 Aug 1876, Larue, KY m. Newill Henry Thomas > 14 Jan 1892, d. 1931 Joplin, Jasper, MO > -- Hardy T Thurman, b Feb 1880, Larue, KY > -- Chrissa Ann Thurman, b. 23 Sep 1879, Larue, KY > -- Rosa Thurman, b. Mar 1885 > -- James L. Thurman, b. May 1886 > -- Riley or Ricky Thurman, b. Dec 1887 > -- Mary F or T. Thurman b., Sep 1890 > -- Florince Thurman b., abt 1891 > -- Katie S. Thurman b. June 1893 > -- Minnie L. Thurman b. apr 1896 > -- Amy A or P Thurman b. May 1898 > -- Hattie Thurman b. abt 1902 > -- Aurelios Thurman b. abt 1906 >