Have I received a invite? Mary Buchholz [email protected] I just got back from a trip to Phoenix so I might have missed it. I don't need to be a editor (I don't know much about Colonial Virginia -- my CLARKSON comes in 1777. But I do know Ancestry and spend a LOT of time on it. and I love doing genealogy so if I could help I sure would. MaryinSD -----Original Message----- From: Jim Bartlett Sent: Friday, September 30, 2011 11:58 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [VA-NORTHERN-NECK] Update on the Northern Neck of Virginia FamiliesTree Several updates: 22 invitations have gone out 12 have accepted the invites (2 as Guests) The remaining 10 either haven't accepted the invite yet, or have, instead, logged in with a previous account. If you have an Ancestry account it is beneficial for you to accept the invite for two reasons: 1. It takes you straight to the NNVF Tree 2. Ancestry adds the fact that you are an Editor of this tree to your account - otherwise, I don't think you can do anything other than observe (if you can find the tree) Has anyone found this tree by some other means, without accepting the invite? If you have Editor rights and want to add in a new NN line that does not readily connect to the BALL line, yet, your can go to any person in the tree, click to edit that person, choose relationships, enter the Patriarch of your tree in a a child, save, then go back in and "Remove" your Patriarch as a child - your record for the Patriarch is still preserved, and easily found in the index, and you can proceed to flesh out his family. Jim Bartlett ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Several updates: 22 invitations have gone out 12 have accepted the invites (2 as Guests) The remaining 10 either haven't accepted the invite yet, or have, instead, logged in with a previous account. If you have an Ancestry account it is beneficial for you to accept the invite for two reasons: 1. It takes you straight to the NNVF Tree 2. Ancestry adds the fact that you are an Editor of this tree to your account - otherwise, I don't think you can do anything other than observe (if you can find the tree) Has anyone found this tree by some other means, without accepting the invite? If you have Editor rights and want to add in a new NN line that does not readily connect to the BALL line, yet, your can go to any person in the tree, click to edit that person, choose relationships, enter the Patriarch of your tree in a a child, save, then go back in and "Remove" your Patriarch as a child - your record for the Patriarch is still preserved, and easily found in the index, and you can proceed to flesh out his family. Jim Bartlett

Sure that wasn't for Rawleigh? LOL Janean -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Craig Kilby Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 5:56 PM To: Northern Neck Northern Neck List Subject: [VA-NORTHERN-NECK] Some interesting tombstones Hi all, I have to chuckle at some of the epitaphs an legends that come with some of the burials I am working with for the upcoming War of 1812 Veterans' Burials in Virginia. This one is a good one: "Legend tells us that he was so mean to his wife that she buried him face down and covered his grave with a with a three foot wall of stone and place one huge stone on top of that to ensure he would never return to this earth." This was for John Gilliam, died 1828 in Buckingham County. We don't know the name of the widow. Craig ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi all, I have to chuckle at some of the epitaphs an legends that come with some of the burials I am working with for the upcoming War of 1812 Veterans' Burials in Virginia. This one is a good one: "Legend tells us that he was so mean to his wife that she buried him face down and covered his grave with a with a three foot wall of stone and place one huge stone on top of that to ensure he would never return to this earth." This was for John Gilliam, died 1828 in Buckingham County. We don't know the name of the widow. Craig

I've signed up 19 folks as Editors (and a few Guests) to the NN Tree - only 5 have accepted the invites, so far. Hard rule - you must respond to the invite that Ancestry will send you. It probaly asks for your real name and email and a nickname that will be what everyone else sees (could be your real name again or any other flight of fancy you want). it may have some marketing checkmarks - review them carefully - it you start getting emails from Ancestry you don't want, you can always find an optout at the bottom of them. If you elect not to accept the invite (for any reason), please let me know, so I can remove you from my tracking list. I'm an Ancestry subscriber, and I don't get more than one email a month from them... Jim Bartlett

Craig and Jim, Check. Got it. I'll email Jim. Thanks, Amanda

Amanda, Jim said to note there is an "s" after the bartlett is in his email address. He can sign you up as view only or as a contributor instead of an editor. Again, here is his email address: [email protected] Craig On Sep 28, 2011, at 2:32 PM, Amanda Douglass wrote: > Craig, > > I saw the invite by Jim but was confused. He said to email using "s" in his > email if you wanted to be an editor. I do not wish to be an editor. > > So I just now emailed him off list without using the "s" in his email and > said I want to view only and to let me know if I did this correctly. > > DAH...., > > Amanda > ======= > > " I, Jim Bartlett, established this tree > under my Ancestry subscription. Craig and I have decided to let everyone > have an opportunity to be an editor. As an editor you can add, subtract, > modify anything in this tree. So please send me an email â OFF LINE to > [1][email protected] (please note the s after bartlett) â if you > want to be a editor." > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

In a message dated 9/28/2011 4:30:07 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: [email protected]

Craig, I saw the invite by Jim but was confused. He said to email using "s" in his email if you wanted to be an editor. I do not wish to be an editor. So I just now emailed him off list without using the "s" in his email and said I want to view only and to let me know if I did this correctly. DAH...., Amanda ======= " I, Jim Bartlett, established this tree under my Ancestry subscription. Craig and I have decided to let everyone have an opportunity to be an editor. As an editor you can add, subtract, modify anything in this tree. So please send me an email â OFF LINE to [1][email protected] (please note the s after bartlett) â if you want to be a editor."

I'm interested in this family although this particular Richard's date of death is a little later than who I have.. But lets see where it goes. I have a Richard White with wife Addra?? Know all men by these presents that I , Richard White of Rappas County in Virginia, out of ye kindness and affection I have and bearth my son-in-law, John MEADOR, who married my Daughter, Elizabeth White, have given and forever made over and by these presents do give unto ye and John MEADOR and Elizabeth his now wife and their heires(sic) forever , all my plantation I now live upon together with all my real and personal estate in ye County aforsaid. To have and enjoy ye same from and after ye day of death and decease of me (?) Richard White & Mary my now wife to him ye John MEADOR first paying all such debts as I shall justly happen to owe at ye time of my death, and decently burying me and my wife . And during ye natural lives of me & my now wife, I doe(sic) give my son-in-law John, free liberty to clear and make use of any part of my said devident(?) of land to plant tobacco or corne(sic) upon and to what houses thereon he pleases, and it is my desire that this Deed of Gift be recorded in ye County Court Records of Rappae, aforesd(sic) as witness my hand and this seal this 4th day of February Ano Dom(sic) 1677/8 Rappae Co. VA Deed bk. pp.156-157 I show two children: Elizabeth b. abt. 1660 and brother Thomas White Elizabeth b. abt. 1660 d. 17 Aug. 1694 m. 1677 to John "Meador" Meadows b. 1658 Charles Parish d. 21 Nov. 1721 Essex Co. John was a planter growing tobacco and indian corn. In 1661 John was only 5 years old when an Indian raid on the neigboring plantation killed Thomas White, brother to his future wife Elizabeth. An Army of 250 men was raised, but proved to be ineffective against the hit and run method of the Indians. John was orphanded at a young age and was raised by his mother Sarah and step father Henry Awbrey. John and Elizabeth were deeded her fathers plantation for the care and maintance of her parents. It consisted of 33 acres on the north side of Hoskins Creek a cross from John's land.. John, in his indenture of December 10, 1694, he described himself as "John Meador Sr., widow, in the county of Essex, for the love I have for my children by my wife Elizabeth, deceased, I give them all of the land had by my wife to be divided equally between them, as near as I can divide it To my son Richard Meador and my son John Meador, Jr., a parcel of land beginning at Cole Springs, running the great branch to the main swamp; to my son Thomas Meador land by John Evans; land on the east side of great branch to my son Hope Meador, to daughter Rachel Meador 10 acres bought of Edward Thacker also land given by my father-in-law, richard White; Land also to daughters Elizabeth and Esther Meador. All land given to my sons and daughters never to be sold but to remain from heir to heir so long as there can be one of the Meadors found alive." John married again and had six children. His will (October 17, 1721; probated November 21, 1721) John and his family lived in Farnham Parish of Essex County, Virginia on the south side of the Rappahannock River. His will was probated November 23, 1721 in Essex County. Will: In the name of God, Amen. I John Meador of Essex County being sick and weak in the body, but sound of mind and perfect memory, blessed be God, therefore do make and ordain this to be my last will and testament in the manner and form follow: First and principally I commend my soul into the hands that giveth, hoping by the meritorious death and passion of my Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, to receive full pardon and forgivenness of all my sins and offences, and a joyful resurrection in the last days: and my body to be decently buried at the direction of my executors here after named, and for my worldly goods: Item , I give to my son Thomas Meador one shilling; I give my daughter, Rachale Jodan, one shilling; to my daughter Eiize Armstrong, one shilling; to my daughter Dinah Tribbile, one shilling; my desire is that my five sons shall keep their own guns without apraisel. I give to my daughter Mary Meador one gold ring. I give to my son Jones Meador a small piece of land joining upon Thomas Evan's and running up to church road that goes by my house then up a long road a small course until it comes to the fork of the branch whereit began and from the fork to the first beginning and the rest of my land I give to the other four sons to be equally divided with all my houses and orchards thereon belonging and I do appoint my two sons Jobe and Jason Meador my lawful executors. I give my son Joshua Meador one chest no to be appraised and the rest of my estate to be equally divided amoung my children and I do leave my two youngest sons to be of age at seventee and i do leave my son Jonas Meador to look after them for three years and that my will not be in force 'til my decease as witness by my hand and seal this 17th day of October, 1721. Estate 3, 1717-22 C. 7283 pp 284-5 Janean

We are not going to follow "The Marshall Plan." That is a static site whereby people can post information but nothing gets changed unless he does it. This site on ancestry.com is a joint effort with several editors, of which all on this list were invited yesterday if you simply send an e-mail to Jim Bartlett per yesterdays post. If you are NOT comfortable with making changes due to lack of specific sources, then ask to be signed up as a contributor or "read only" member. The latter category may be moot as it is set up as a public list in "view only" format already. Craig On Sep 28, 2011, at 1:43 PM, Amanda Douglass wrote: > Craig, > > I'm lost in all this. Can I just ask one question. Is there a Northern > Neck Families website that has been set up something like what Mike Marshall > did for his site called "1658-1758 Charles County MD Families "The first > 100 years" " and it's set up at Rootsweb under Ancestry? You can see what > Mike posts but you cannot change any of it. He has to make additions or > corrections, etc. > > So sorry but I don't want to miss out on something that sounds so great. Is > this just for people who do face book to access? > Amanda > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Amanda, You are not the only one who seems to be confused. The site is on ancestry.com It is a public list and Jim Bartlett will be sending out an URL to it. I don't think you have to be a member to view it. Some people will be editors. It has nothing to do with facebook. It is called Northern Neck of Virginia Families and if you already have an ancestry.com you should be able to find it somewhere--shared trees I would guess. Hope this helps, Craig On Sep 28, 2011, at 1:43 PM, Amanda Douglass wrote: > Craig, > > I'm lost in all this. Can I just ask one question. Is there a Northern > Neck Families website that has been set up something like what Mike Marshall > did for his site called "1658-1758 Charles County MD Families "The first > 100 years" " and it's set up at Rootsweb under Ancestry? You can see what > Mike posts but you cannot change any of it. He has to make additions or > corrections, etc. > > So sorry but I don't want to miss out on something that sounds so great. Is > this just for people who do face book to access? > Amanda > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Amanda, I just sent you an invite as a Guest my email is [1][email protected] some people know my last name is Bartlett, and when they type my email they omit the "s". The "s" is an integral part of my email, and must be included, or the email will not come to me. Sorry for the mixup - I'm not doing too good today... Jim Bartlett On 09/28/11, Amanda Douglass<[email protected]> wrote: Craig, I saw the invite by Jim but was confused. He said to email using "s" in his email if you wanted to be an editor. I do not wish to be an editor. So I just now emailed him off list without using the "s" in his email and said I want to view only and to let me know if I did this correctly. DAH...., Amanda ======= " I, Jim Bartlett, established this tree under my Ancestry subscription. Craig and I have decided to let everyone have an opportunity to be an editor. As an editor you can add, subtract, modify anything in this tree. So please send me an email â OFF LINE to [1][2][email protected] (please note the s after bartlett) â if you want to be a editor." ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VA-N[3][email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message References 1. mailto:[email protected] 2. mailto:[email protected] 3. mailto:[email protected]

Craig, I'm lost in all this. Can I just ask one question. Is there a Northern Neck Families website that has been set up something like what Mike Marshall did for his site called "1658-1758 Charles County MD Families "The first 100 years" " and it's set up at Rootsweb under Ancestry? You can see what Mike posts but you cannot change any of it. He has to make additions or corrections, etc. So sorry but I don't want to miss out on something that sounds so great. Is this just for people who do face book to access? Amanda

Our tree has been established at Ancestry.com I made a mistake - although it is a Public tree - it cannot be viewed without an Ancestry subscription OR an invitation OR view it at a library or FHC that does have a subscription. You can go to Ancestry, without a subscription, and search for someone - if you search for George Washington, you will get many hits in Public Family Trees, including ours - you can see all the links, but you cannot go to any of them without a subscription OR invitation. Sorry (my Ancestry cookie let me in, so I had to get out of Ancestry to see it as others do - my bad). The good news is that if you email me, off-line, I will send you an invitation, and you can see our Tree. For those who have already done this, please post a report here of your experience in navigating an Ancestry Tree through an invitation, but without a subscription. Anyone who has an Ancestry subscription, can go to the site directly at: [1]http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/30617119/person/12287869852 Jim Bartlett References 1. http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/30617119/person/12287869852

Janean, In the meantime, put a copy of your email below with your other important papers - so your survivors will at least know your wishes, until you can document them better. Also, please send me an email off-line with the email you want me to use to make you an Editor of our NN Tree - perhaps I typed it wrong, but I got an error message: invalid email... Jim Bartlett On 09/28/11, Janean Ray<[email protected]> wrote: I haven't done this yet myself but my plan is for it to be donated to the White Co. Illinois Historical Society for my fathers family. My father was born there...... My grandmother was born there.... And all the way back to Rawleigh Chinn Wilson who is the grandson of Rawleigh Chinn and Frances Tarpley. Rawleigh Chinn Wilson b. Loudoun Co. Virginia moved to White Co. Illinois around 1830's and was married there. His son John Harvey Wilson m. Mary Jane Adams from Chester S.C. whose mother and father were from Ireland and who moved to White Co. IL about 1852-54. John Harvey Wilson's daughter m. into my SKILES line that came out of PA and then from OH into Illinois before 1860. So I have very strong roots in White Co. that lead to all points EAST so if anyone wants to start with me..... They will have a gold mine in White Co. considering ALL cousins are there as well. Janean -----Original Message----- From: va-n[1][email protected] [[2]mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jim Bartlett Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 11:28 AM To: [3][email protected] Subject: Re: [VA-NORTHERN-NECK] When you are gone When we're gone - what happens to our life's work? It's daunting to think about putting something in our will, or making some other legally binding arrangements. I've typed a one page document, and put it in my safe with other key documents, wherein I've spelled out my wishes. Generally they are to offer my files to anyone in the close family who has an interest in it, but if there are no takers, then I made a list of genealogy repositories I've worked with over the years that I would like my executor to contact and see if they want the collection or any part of it. If no takers, throw it out! My executor should also send an email to all of my contacts and, explaning that I have died, and give them a heads up that my on-line files may vanish after my subscriptions run out - so copy them soon if you want them.... This is my solution, based on the 80/20 rule - not perfect, but it may cover a lot of bases with minumum of effort on anyone's part. At least I can sleep well, knowing I've done something. Jim Bartlett ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VA-N[4][email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VA-N[5][email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message References 1. mailto:[email protected] 2. mailto:[email protected] 3. mailto:[email protected] 4. mailto:[email protected] 5. mailto:[email protected]

I haven't done this yet myself but my plan is for it to be donated to the White Co. Illinois Historical Society for my fathers family. My father was born there...... My grandmother was born there.... And all the way back to Rawleigh Chinn Wilson who is the grandson of Rawleigh Chinn and Frances Tarpley. Rawleigh Chinn Wilson b. Loudoun Co. Virginia moved to White Co. Illinois around 1830's and was married there. His son John Harvey Wilson m. Mary Jane Adams from Chester S.C. whose mother and father were from Ireland and who moved to White Co. IL about 1852-54. John Harvey Wilson's daughter m. into my SKILES line that came out of PA and then from OH into Illinois before 1860. So I have very strong roots in White Co. that lead to all points EAST so if anyone wants to start with me..... They will have a gold mine in White Co. considering ALL cousins are there as well. Janean -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jim Bartlett Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 11:28 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [VA-NORTHERN-NECK] When you are gone When we're gone - what happens to our life's work? It's daunting to think about putting something in our will, or making some other legally binding arrangements. I've typed a one page document, and put it in my safe with other key documents, wherein I've spelled out my wishes. Generally they are to offer my files to anyone in the close family who has an interest in it, but if there are no takers, then I made a list of genealogy repositories I've worked with over the years that I would like my executor to contact and see if they want the collection or any part of it. If no takers, throw it out! My executor should also send an email to all of my contacts and, explaning that I have died, and give them a heads up that my on-line files may vanish after my subscriptions run out - so copy them soon if you want them.... This is my solution, based on the 80/20 rule - not perfect, but it may cover a lot of bases with minumum of effort on anyone's part. At least I can sleep well, knowing I've done something. Jim Bartlett ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Jim, Giving it more thought and having some feedback from members, there remains confusion on just what this is all about. Therefore, YES it should be a public view only site. And in that case, is there an URL we can post here that people can use to go see it? If they are interested in what they see, they can ask to become editors. However, we should probably that run that traffic through this list and our fb page. Craig

Amanda, got these Hudsons (below) in Bute Co, NC I think this Richard White connects to Westmoreland. There's also a George White in Granville Co, NC who married Susannah Read, sister to Rebecca Read who married Henry Duncan, son of Charles, son of Peter Duncan of Nomini Creek,, Cople Parish, Westmoreland Co Va. He is said to be son of John & Mary White, son of Daniel White who lived near Westmoreland/KG line and was named in Will of William Duncan d. 1688, believed to be son of Peter Duncan. Job Self is coming out of lower end of Westmoreland, near Cox, Lamkin, Duncan, Walker, Rochester,etc. families. He is connected to Willoughby Self named below...Part of the Robert Self Family. Don't know who this Henry Hudson is below, or the Russell connection at the moment..... 73 (A) Will of RICHARD WHITE, planter. Dated 17 July 1775. Recorded Nov. Court 1775. Land on Buffaloe Creek to son JOHN WHITE. Land bought of WILLIAM WHITE to son MARK WHITE. Land on Burnt Coat to son HARRISON WHITE. Land between Franko & Cedar Creek to son RICHARD. Land where I now live, on Franko Creek, to son NICHOLAS. To my wife ELIZABETH WHITE and then to my five daughters MARY, SARAH, ELIZABETH, DRUSILLA, NANCY. Exors: Wife ELIZABETH WHITE, THOMAS SHERROD, and son MARK WHITE. Wit: ** WILLOUGHBY SELF**, ISAAC HUDSON, JOHN HUDSON, WILLIAM HUDSON. >From internet search: Job Self was born in 1715 in Westmoreland County, Virginia. He died in 1768 in North Carolina. He married Nancy Hudson in 1735 in Virginia dt of Henry Hudson.Henry married Mary Russell. Children of Henry Hudson & Mary Russell 1. Has Children **Isaac HUDSON** b: ABT 1705 in VA or MD 2. Has Children Nancy HUDSON b: 1720 in Virginia Also, have a William Balthrop (or various spellings) in Bute Co, NC. Walker & Harwick named in documents below definitely coming out of Westmoreland . *DB-2, page 125*. 5 November 1768. NATHANIEL BAXTER to WILLIAM BALTHROP BOLTHROP) both Of Bute Co. 50 Pds. Va. money for 150 A. in Bute Co. on Sauls Creek, adj. JOHN BRADLEY, WILLIAM WALKER & THOMAS WARRING, bought from RICHARD COLEMAN, late of Bute Co. Wit: JAMES PAINE,JR., DANIEL PEGRAM, BENJA. EGERTON.Proved by JAMES PAYNE,JR., Bute November Court 1768, BEN McCULLOCH, C.C.Reg: 8 March 1769, by WILLIAM JOHNSON, P.R. * * *DB-3, page 367*. 7 January 1772. JOHN BRADLEY, of Bute Co., to ROBERT TURNBULL, of Dunwiddie (sic) Co., Va. To secure debt of 60 Pds. Va. money, Mortgage on 300 A. in forks of Hawtree Creek where sd. BRADLEY now lives, adj. JAMES HARDWICK, WILLIAM BAUTHROP & JAMES LAUGHTER, land bought from RICHARD COLEMAN & purchase recorded in Granville Co. Wit: THOMAS CRAUFURD, NATHL. BAXTER. Proved by THOMAS CRAUFURD, Bute February Court 1772, BEN McCULLOCH, C.C. Reg: 16 March 1772, by JAS. JOHNSON, P.R. *Wednesday after the second Tuesday in February 1769* Grantor: Richard Proctor & Sarah his wife Grantee: William Baltrop *DB-2, page 185. *4 February 1769. RICHARD PROCT(O)R & SARAH, his wife, to NATHANIEL BAXTER, Carpinter, all of Bute Co. 25 Pds. Va. money (or Procl. money at 25%) for 240 A. in Bute Co. on BS Six Pound Creek adj. sd. PROCTOR, EDWARDS, BENJAMIN EGERTON & THOMAS PERSON. Wit: DANIEL PEGRAM,JR., WILLIAM BALTHROP, THOMAS EATON. Proved by WILLIAM BOLTHROP, Bute February Court 1769, BEN McCULLOCH, C.C. Reg: 30 July 1769, by WILLIAM JOHNSON, P.R. *DB-l, page 48. *13 April 1765. WILLIAM WALKER, SR. to CHAMBERLAIN HUDSON, both of Beute(sic) Co. 75 Pds. Va. money for 800 A. in Bute Co., on head of Meltons Creek, adj. HUDSON & BROOM. Wit: WILLIAM HUDSON, ISAAC HUDSON, JOHN BROWN. Ack: by WILLIAM WALKER, Bute January Court 1766, BEN McCULLOCH, C.C. Reg: 29 October 1766, by WILLM. JOHNSON, P.R. *Second Tuesday in February 1769* Grantor: John Tabor Grantee: **Job Self "* Witness: ** Isaac Hudson** ** PS; For those of you who have missing NN ancestors in the 1764-79 time frame (when Bute Co, NC existed), I suggest you query this site (it's like a time capsule). I might add, there may be more going on here than first thought. The Trading Path passes through Bute Co, NC. then splits in western NC into a Ga/SC and a TN/KY migration route. Many of the Westmoreland folks I'm finding in Bute Co, NC are living fairly close to Williamsboro, NC, the home base of the Transylvania Land Co.,(Richard Henderson, Daniel Boone, etc.). But, for Va researchers, what may not be commonly known is that Landon Carter was a partner in this venture. So, if you ancestors left the NN and showed up later in TN/KY or GA/SC, you might want to check this stop over point first. http://www.ncgenweb.us/ncstate/historical/Bute/search.htm PS: If you find anyone, please let me know, as I have been tracking many of these families. -- Fred Duncan

I guess the way you have it set up is fine. On Sep 28, 2011, at 7:25 AM, Jim Bartlett wrote: > Craig > > The default is Public, others can see/copy (I think), but not change. I'm sure if they have an Ancestry sub, they can. It's hard for me to know what others can see in Ancestry. Maybe you can log off of your editor status and see if you can find the Tree, or someone in it. > > It's a toggle - I can easily change it to Private if you would prefer. > > Jim - Sent from my iPhone - FaceTime! > > On Sep 28, 2011, at 2:18 AM, Craig Kilby <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Jim, >> >> Now I'm confused. Is the tree you put up based on my database now "public'? I thought it was a closed tree for those who chose to participate. Can you explain? Please tell me I did not just get snookered. >> >> Craig >> >> On Sep 27, 2011, at 11:32 PM, Jim Bartlett wrote: >> >>> Janean, et al >>> >>> I have a Charles JONES who married into my BARTLETT line in Richmond Co VA - he was probably b c1727, d 1790s. He is now in our NN Tree, which is public and anyone can look at it (I think) without being an editor. I'd very much like to learn how this Charles ties to others, and what happened to his children... >>> >>> Tnx for any clues. >>> >>> Jim - Sent from my iPhone - FaceTime! >>> >>> On Sep 26, 2011, at 2:28 PM, "Janean Ray" <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>>> I would like to address two things Craig to this email >>>> >>>> (1) I have several JONES in connection with my lines. Sarah Ball & Mr. >>>> Jones, Ann Keen Jones and Rowland Lawson, Humphrey Jones & Elizabeth (father >>>> of Lodswick Jones h/o Lucy Tarpley) Dr. William M. Jones & Elizabeth Sophia >>>> Chinn and daug. Willimina Jones. So I'm curious about which Rawleigh >>>> Downman you're talking about. >>>> >>>> (2) As far as "placing people" I am trying to do this with all the BALL >>>> individuals we were talking about the other day...... I have them dangling >>>> right now..... I have connected and unconnected them to families but have >>>> not deleted them...... I'm trying to match them with the proper people and >>>> need someone to help me. Maybe you can answer me off line and help me fix >>>> what I have mixed up. >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> >>>> Janean >>>> >>>> -----Original Message----- >>>> From: [email protected] >>>> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Craig Kilby >>>> Sent: Friday, September 23, 2011 11:17 PM >>>> To: [email protected] >>>> Subject: Re: [VA-NORTHERN-NECK] We have a golden opportunity to >>>> buildalastinglegacy for Northern Neck Families >>>> >>>> Jim, >>>> >>>> Instead of multiple and different trees, I'd rather we have JUST ONE to >>>> build upon. As I go through this BALL stuff and start adding to it, I am >>>> amazed at how quickly it grows and overlaps and branches out. I was >>>> gobsmacked the other day when I actually connected Thomas Jefferson--yes, >>>> THE Thomas Jefferson--to the Ball tree. It came about due to some research I >>>> was doing on Dr Walter Jones of Northumberland County, a close friend of >>>> Jeffersons. They had gone to William & Mary College together. Jone's >>>> roommate was (can't think of first name) SKELTON, who was the first husband >>>> of Martha Jefferson. Skelton's sister married a brother of Dr. Jones. Jones >>>> had already been connected to the tree because his daughter Elizabeth >>>> married (2) Rawleigh Downman, etc..... (I intend to write more about this >>>> soon. It also carries into the origins of Kinsale, Westmoreland County. I >>>> did not know it was Dr. William Flood, whose daughter Alice was the wife of >>>> Dr. Walter Jones who gave the place! >>>> its name...Ed, any ideas on that?) >>>> >>>> >>>> ------------------------------- >>>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >>>> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without >>>> the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >>>> >>>> >>>> ------------------------------- >>>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >>> >>> >>> ------------------------------- >>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message