I find a Gayle Maxine White b. 16 July 1926 who married 10 Sept. 1947 Robert Davis, then divorced. One child: Joan Davis. Gayle married 2d Lewis Anderson 21 Oct. 1969. I could give you the particulars on which branch of the family Gayle comes from if you are interested. She descends from the second son, John Darling White. Rebecca Snyder Bromley

Edward White born 1798 does not appear in the William White -- Mary Darling family. Sorry, Rebecca Bromley

Was the Forks of Cheat Baptist Church one of the early ones started by Rev. Corbly? It seems like I saw a charter and some cemetery information on one of the W.P.A. Historical Records Survey microfilms, available from the LDS. Brian Brian D. Core P.O. Box 1166 Brighton, CO 80601 [email protected] Web Page: http://pages.prodigy.net/greenhouseguy For attachments, use: [email protected] ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Charlotte, I remember Ida Jane Bunnell McIntyre. She had a very large goiter and seems like her second husband was a Sandy. Everyone called her Grandma McIntyre. I have never done anything on this family since it is really an off shoot but I just kept seeing McIntrye and thought about my Aunt Myrtle McIntrye that married my great uncle Charles Drain. Uncle Charlie worked at the Owings Mines and had a rather large farm up one of those hollows. He died in 1943 and then Aunt Myrtle married a Lawrence Drain. Small small world. Ruby

James, No, I don't have any idea who Robert Taylor McIntyre's parents were. Myrtle was an aunt by marriage, but I do know she had a brother Nicholas "Nick" McIntyre. Very well acquainted with Lumberport. My grandparents lived on Lumberport Hill on the dirt road. They both died before I was born. You may have known Ruth Mathews and Almeda Frances Martin. Ruth also had a sister Eleanor Mathews or as they use to call it Mathis. Ruby

Does anyone have any information concerning the Regular Baptist Church called Hopewell in Harrison County around 1800? Did the church have a cemetery? Are there records of members at that period? Tanks for any information. Jessie, Calif

Ruby, Do you know who Robert taylor Mcintyre's Parents were. My decendency is from Charles McIntire born abt. 1700_ 1720 through his so John McIntire and Rachel Rose. My grandfather Elias Fletcher McIntyre and his wife Ella Victoria Heldreth also my father Forest Loren McIntyre were born at Enterprise, Harrison Co. Wv. This is where Charles McIntire settled in the early 1700s, I was born at Lumberport Harrison Co Wv. About 4 miles from shinnston. The spelling of McIntire was changed I don't know the reason about 3 or 4 generations back. That is in our line of McIntyre. If you have his parents I may be able to help. I will see you later. James W. McIntyre, Florence Sc.

Hey Ruby, We just keep on finding relatives in common. Ida Jane Bunnell is my 1st cousin, 2x removed. Her father Joshua and my great grandmother, Emma, were brother and sister. I have her husband's name but no other information on her children, etc. Charlotte ----- Original Message ----- From: Casto, Ruby <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 9:33 AM Subject: [VA-Har-Mon] McIntyre's > I keep seeing the name of McIntyre and I had a great aunt that was a > McIntyre. They lived in and around Shinnston, Harrison County,WV > > Lydia Myrtle McIntyre 1886/1968 > > She was a d/o Robert Taylor & Ida Jane (Bunnell) McIntryre. > > She married Charles Drain and they only had one son that died as an infant > but raised three children that were nieces and a nephew of Charles. > > Anyone have this family? > Ruby Casto >

[email protected] wrote: > Thanks, Jane, appreciate the response. Hopefully, even more info will arise! Hi, Cheryl, Before I put away that list. . . . and while waiting for software to load after a total system crash. . . . Stewarts buried in Forks of the Cheat Baptist Cem. are: Rev. Huston Stewart 1824-1902 Rachel Evans Stewart 1812-1890 wife of Huston Stewart [I have Huston Stewart marrying a Mary Ann Ross Morgan Reed (1830-1904) in 1892; supposedly, Mary Ann ROSS m. James MORGAN in 1854 and then Hamilton Reed who d.in 1868] Joseph G. Stewart 14 Aug 1833 - 27 Apr 1857 son A&S And, it was Fidellas Stewart and his second wife, Elizabeth Davis, who are buried nearby in Eden Cem. [Do you know who her parents were? I'm related to his first wife, Mary Sadler.] You should see signs to that cem. on Rt. 119 and on the road to Forks of the Cheat which can be spotted by a sign for the winery of the same name. Best regards, Jane -- Jane McCann Walsh [email protected]

Thanks, Jane, appreciate the response. Hopefully, even more info will arise! Cheryl

I keep seeing the name of McIntyre and I had a great aunt that was a McIntyre. They lived in and around Shinnston, Harrison County,WV Lydia Myrtle McIntyre 1886/1968 She was a d/o Robert Taylor & Ida Jane (Bunnell) McIntryre. She married Charles Drain and they only had one son that died as an infant but raised three children that were nieces and a nephew of Charles. Anyone have this family? Ruby Casto

Betty, I was going through some of my files in storage and I came across your message. it has been a whilesince it was posted. I saw among your surnames were Griffin and Mcintire. I also am very interested in these names. My ggrandparents were Jackson and Athalia Griffin from Enterprise, Harrison Co. Wv. They migrated from Pa. Also I am a decendent of Charles McIntire born abt. 1720 of Va. Through his son John Mcintire and Rachel Rose. Do you have any connection to these names? If so I would like to hear from you. Thank you. James W. McIntyre, 1310 parkwod Dr. Florence SC.

Hello All, I have been posting some information but have not seen it posted to the rest of you. Charlotte, did you receive my emails concerning Octavius Haymond? Also, Louise, thank you for the information concerning Pricketts Fort. Regards, Edward

At 05:56 PM 3/6/2001 -0500, you wrote: >Jane, > Would there be any Stewart's on the list you have? I'm looking for a >cemetery close to Point Marion, PA (that's all my mother remembers from along >time ago, when my father took her to the cemetery where his ancestors were >buried (Stewarts). A yes or no will do, as I'm planning a trip this summer >and just learned of this cemetery thru this email chain, and Stewartstown is >nearby ,I think. I'm also the person looking for the Hallack Cemetery that's >located around Morgantown. >Thanks, >Jill Kilbride Hi, Jill, Yes, there are. And, also at a nearby cem. called Eden, I believe. It is a Methodist Cem. I'm related to a Sadler who m. a Stewart and they are buried in this second one. Regards, Jane

Jane, Would there be any Stewart's on the list you have? I'm looking for a cemetery close to Point Marion, PA (that's all my mother remembers from along time ago, when my father took her to the cemetery where his ancestors were buried (Stewarts). A yes or no will do, as I'm planning a trip this summer and just learned of this cemetery thru this email chain, and Stewartstown is nearby ,I think. I'm also the person looking for the Hallack Cemetery that's located around Morgantown. Thanks, Jill Kilbride

At 01:20 PM 3/6/2001 -0500, you wrote: >Does anyone know if this cemetery has been transcribed, OR does anyone have >the book that would contain the names of those buried in the cemetery? >Looking for burial site of Charles Donaldson or his son, William. Charles >died in 1797; William died May of 1796. > >Thanks, Cheryl Hi, Cheryl, I have such a list, but it appears to be for the cem. adjacent to the present church. I don't see any death dates that go back into the 1700's in the list I have. Looks like the earliest burials there were around the 1830's. I believe that there is an earlier cem. for this church, for which I do not have a list. This cem. is very close to Route 119. Perhaps that is the one referred to as the "old Baptist" cem. Does anyone know about that cem. and does anyone have a listing? Regards, Jane [email protected]

I am looking for information on an Edward WHITE born about 1798, who married Nancy RUSH in about 1822-24. He had a "believed" brother Zachariah, born about 1795, who married an Eleanor (maiden name unknown). In 1826-28 they moved to Aleppo,Greene, PA-Zachariah ended up living next door to Edward and that's why I think they are brothers. Is there anything on this family? Thank you, Pam<br clear=all><hr>Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at <a href="http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>

Cheryl, Hi, Have we e-mailed before? I am descended from William's brother James,from that, I do have some data on Wm. & Charles. What do you have? In"The Monongalia Story" by Earl Core, there is an article on the murder. Let me know what you have,& perhaps we can trade data. Michael Shannon Charles Donaldson>James&Linnie>MargaretDonaldson m. Corneilius McShane and had Mary who m. Amaziah Guseman Anthony Carroll m. Rose Hall and had Margaret Carroll who m. Godfrey Guseman Joseph Guseman>Godfrey Guseman>Amaziah Guseman m. Mary McShane and had James Donaldson Guseman who m. Mrs Alzira Insall Duke and had James R., Sarah, Isabelle, Oliver and Ellen Oliver m. Jeanette Mackay and had Gloria Marie, my Mother.

Does anyone know if this cemetery has been transcribed, OR does anyone have the book that would contain the names of those buried in the cemetery? Looking for burial site of Charles Donaldson or his son, William. Charles died in 1797; William died May of 1796. Thanks, Cheryl

Thanks so much Jean. Betty ----- Original Message ----- From: Jean Loudin <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 11:42 AM Subject: Re: [VA-Har-Mon]--Tyler 1850 Census > According to the 1850 Tyler Co. Census, > > John White age 35 born Va. > Sarah age 35 born Va. > Jesse 12 > Jane 10 > Mary 7 > William 5 > Abednegol 11/12 > > Hope this helps. > > Jean > >