Hi I am changing servers so my new email address will be stacik@ameritech.net it was staci@nls.net Thanks Staci ----- Original Message ----- From: Sharon Clark <clarksha@swbell.net> To: <VAALBEMA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2001 3:28 PM Subject: [VAALBEMA] Ordering Copies from Albemarle Courthouse > Hello, > > I just thought I would pass this on; you probably already know this > anyway, but I didn't because I had not ordered copies from the Albemarle > County Clerk's office in quite some time. > > If you want to order copies of wills, deeds, etc., send your request to: > > Tonette J. Morris > 501 East Jefferson Street > Charlottesville, VA 22902 > > Her telephone number is: 804 972-4083. > > I wrote to the clerk's office a little over a week ago requesting copies > of some old deeds. Today I received my letter back with a note from > them that they have started charging $10.00 for search fee, and then you > also have to pay for the copies. > > So, if you want to order copies, send a check for at least $10.00 and > then I guess they will let you know how much the copies cost. Someone > several years ago said that she sent a blank check made out to them with > the notation: "not to exceed (blank) dollars", which is what I did. > > I thought I would pass this on in case someone wanted to order copies > and didn't know how. I know that I didn't know how at one time. > > Have a great evening. > > Warm regards, > Sharon Clark > Fort Worth, TX > clarksha@swbell.net > > > ==== VAALBEMA Mailing List ==== > If you wish to reply to the list, you must use REPLY ALL. Otherwise, > your reply goes ***only*** to the original poster. This is a change. > > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp >

Hi to the list Is anyone searching SAUNDERS? James G. Saunders married Ann Amanda Jones in Albemarle County 1851. They are both buried in Maplewood Cemetery in Ch-ville.. Adjacent is Paoli. There is a Jones - Paoli connection - but have not put this together with Saunders - Jones. Looking for Ann Amanda Jones' parents. There is a possibility she was daughter of Turner A. Jones and Sarah Garner who were married 1820 Albemarle. Not seen on 1850 Census in this area. To make matters even more confusing, James G. Saunders is the son of Turner Anderson Saunders...Is this coincidence or what? TIA Alice in Fluvanna

Hi: I am researching Elizabeth (______)MOORE. From papers we have located she was born 10/3/1786 in Albermarle Co. She had a son, James M. MOORE, b 7/4/1819 and a daughter, Caroline Yancy MOORE, b 7/8/1820 in Albermarle Co. (I wonder if the Yancy goes back to the maternal side of the family.) Caroline m Valentine CACKLEY from Pocahontas Co., WV. Caroline died in 1849 after giving birth to Caroline CACKLEY. Elizabeth was living with the children and Valentine in 1850--(maybe her husband had died??). All help is appreciated!!!!! Doris Snyder dvs1119@aol.com

Maybe would help someone doing the Watts family of Albemarle Co., VA "Nelson Watts, born in Albemarle County, Virginia), March 12, 1790, died March 2, 1868. Lincoln Co., Missouri More on him at & other Watts. History of Elsberry [Lincoln Co.], Missouri http://homepage.interaccess.com/~nealu/moelsbe3.htm

>Teste > >WM. HENING??? > >JOSEPH MILLS (WILLS???) These names are probably Wm. Herring and Joseph Mills Julia Shiflett Crosswell Fort Worth, TX Shifflett Family Genealogy Website: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/4575/ March 1999 web site of the month at GenExchange

Hello, Here are 3 powers of attorney executed by THOMAS MEADOR of Sumner Co., TN, BENJAMIN BAILEY of Allen Co., KY, and THOMAS GILMORE of Sumner Co., TN, regarding the Estate of Joseph GILMORE, Deceased, of Albemarle Co., VA. His will was filed 2 Jun 1828 in Albemarle Co., VA. He was the father of THOMAS GILMORE and the father-in-law of both THOMAS MEADOR and BENJAMIN BAILEY. Sharon Clark Fort Worth, TX clarksha@swbell.net *** Power of Attorney - Albemarle Co., VA Deed Book 29, Pages 118-120 Know all men by these presents that I THOMAS MEADOR of the State of Tennessee and County of Sumner have made ordained, constituted and appointed, and by these presents do constitute and appoint JOHN GILMORE of the County of Albemarle and State of Virginia my true and lawful Attorney for me and in my name, but to my use to ask, demand, sue for, recover and receive all moneys that may be coming to me from BENJAMIN CHILDRESS Executor of JOSEPH GILMORE deceased in the aforesaid County & and State, and upon payment of any monies or any part thereof, for me and in my name, to give acquittances and discharges for the same, and the monies so received by him the said JOHN GILMORE, to be paid over to me or my representative or to my order. And further to execute and perform all and every other lawful act and acts needful for recovering and receiving and obtaining all and any moneys that may be due me as one of the legatees in the estate of said JOSEPH GILMORE deceased as if I were personally present hereby ratifying and confirming whatever my said attorney shall lawfully do or cause to be done by virtue hereof In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty fourth day of November one thousand eight hundred & twenty nine. THOMAS GILMORE {Seal} Albemarle County to wit Be it known that on the twenty fourth day of November one thousand eight hundred and twenty eight, THOMAS MEADOR whose name is subscribed to the within Power of Attorney, personally appeared before me and acknowledged the within power of Attorney, to be his act and deed. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this the day and date above written. JOHN T. HOLMAN {Seal} At a Court held for Albemarle County the 3rd January 1831 This power of Attorney was produced into Court and being duly certified was ordered to be recorded. Teste ALEX GARRETT, C. C. *** Know all men by these presents that I BENJAMIN BAILEY of the state of Kentucky and County of Allen have made ordained, constituted and appointed, and by these presents do constitute and appoint WILLIAM GILMORE of the County of Albemarle and State of Virginia my true and lawful Attorney for me and in my name, but for my own use to ask, demand, sue for, recover and receive all moneys that may be coming to me from BENJAMIN CHILDRESS Executor of JOSEPH GILMORE dec.d of Albemarle County and State of Virginia. And upon payment of our moneys or any part thereof, for me and in my name, to give acquittances and discharges for the same and the moneys so received by the said WILLIAM GILMORE, to be paid over to me or my representative or to my order. And further to execute and perform all and every other lawful act and acts needful for recovering and receiving all and any moneys that may be due me as one of the legatees in the estate of JOSEPH GILMORE dec.d as if I were personally present. Hereby ratifying and confirming whatever my said attorney shall lawfully do or cause to be done by virtue hereof In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this sixth day of February one thousand eight hundred and twenty nine. BENJAMIN BAILEY {Seal} Albemarle County to wit Be it known that on this day before me JOHN T. HOLMAN a Justice of the Peace for the County aforesaid, personally appeared BENJAMIN BAILEY above named and acknowledged the foregoing power of Attorney to be his act and deed Given under my hand this sixth day of February One thousand eight hundred & twenty nine. JOHN T. HOLMAN At a Court held for Albemarle County the 3rd January 1831 This power of Attorney was produced into Court and being duly certified was ordered to be recorded. Teste ALEX GARRETT, C. C. *** Know all men by these presents that I THOMAS GILMORE of the state of Tennessee and County of Sumner have made ordained, constituted and appointed, and by these presents do constitute and appoint WILLIAM GILMORE of the County of Albemarle and State of Virginia my true and lawful Attorney for me and in my name, but for my own use to ask, demand, sue for, recover and receive all moneys that may be coming to me from BENJAMIN CHILDRESS Executor of JOSEPH GILMORE dec.d of Albemarle County and State of Virginia. And upon payment of our monies or any part thereof, for me and in my name, to give acquittances and discharges for the same and the monies so received by the said WILLIAM GILMORE, to be paid over to me or my representative or to my order. And further to execute and perform all and every other lawful act and acts needful for recovering and receiving all and any monies that may be due me as one of the legatees in the estate of said JOSEPH GILMORE dec.d as if I were myself personally present. Hereby ratifying and confirming whatever my said attorney shall lawfully do or cause to be done by virtue hereof In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twelfth day of February one thousand eight hundred and twenty nine. THOMAS GILMORE {Seal} Albemarle County to wit Be it known that on this day before me JOHN T. HOLMAN a Justice of the Peace for the County aforesaid on the twenty fifth of April One thousand eight hundred and twenty nine, personally appeared THOMAS GILMORE within named and acknowledged the within power of Attorney to be his act and deed. In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above mentioned. JOHN T. HOLMAN {Seal} At a Court held for Albemarle County the 3rd January 1831 This power of Attorney was produced into Court and being duly certified was ordered to be recorded. Teste ALEX GARRETT, C. C.

Hello, I believe this is a Deed of Trust between my 5th g-grandfather, William FERGUSON, and his brother, Daniel FERGUSON, of Albemarle Co., VA. Sharon Clark Fort Worth, TX clarksha@swbell.net *** Deed of Trust Examined - Albemarle Co., VA Deed Book 13, Page 294 Know all men by these presents that I DANIEL FERGUSON of the County of Albemarle for and in Consideration of the Sum of two hundred Dollars from me due to WILLIAM FERGUSON of the Same County have bargained and Sold by these presents do bargain and Sell unto the said WILLIAM FERGUSON one Sorrel horse about ten years old and a bay mare about six years old also four head of black Cattle fifteen head of hogs: and one Cupboard, two tables and six chairs. To have and to hold the aforesaid goods and Chattles unto the Said WILLIAM FERGUSON his heirs executors administrators and assigns forever Provided always that if the Said DANIEL FERGUSON Shall well and truly pay or cause to be paid to the Said WILLIAM FERGUSON the Sum of two hundred Dollars on Demand, then these presents Shall cease and be void else Shall be and remain in full force. Witness my hand and Seal this 7th day of April 1800 DANIEL FERGUSON {seal} Teste WM. HENING??? JOSEPH MILLS (WILLS???) At Albemarle April Court 1800. This deed Mortgage was acknowledged by DANIEL FERGUSON Party thereto and ordered to be recorded. Teste JOHN NICHOLAS, CAC

I have a few Saunders in my tree. Benjamin Saunders (1799-1870), married Mary Ann Foster (1815-1881). I do not have the parents of Benjamin. Mary Ann Foster's parents were: Francis Augustus Foster and Lydia Stephney. The children of Benjamin and Mary Ann were: Louvenia Saunders B. 1848 - ? Susan Saunders b. 1850 - ? I have much more information on the Foster line if you are interested. Liz

Hi to the list Are there any Saunders researchers on the list? TIA Alice

Hi to the List Hoping someone on the list might be familiar with this... this information was given a long time back by two different souces, so we believe it was correctly stated at that time: >From Scottsville go east on state route 6 about 1.5 miles. At top of hill turn right on dirt road. Pass an old house on the right that may have been the BRADY Place. This road traversed an area of Drivers Hill where supposedly there is a cemetery with at least one know burial. Saunders family history was that tombstone was placed on the grave of ROBERT LUTHER SAUNDERS by his son. Robert Luther Saunders died 1862. I have spoken with Mr. Thacker who was in the Funeral Business in Scottsville, and he is not aware of this cemetery. Is there anyone on the list who might know if it is still there and accessible? TIA Alice

Is there anyone else out there searching the Tompkins/Thompkins in Virginia? I am looking for the parents of Edward B. Tompkins b. 1811 somewhere in Virginia (according to census records). The only iformation I have is that he married a lady named Pheobe Russell that was born in Virginia in 1811.Both families apparently left Virginia and came to Ohio. Because they were married on January 5, 1832 in Belmont County, Ohio. Anyone with any information it will be greatly appreciated. I have Ohio Tompkins family information if anyone needs it. Teresa Tompkins ttompkins@dragonbbs.com

Hi; there is something called the Rhodes Farm Inn in Nelson county. It is a farmhouse that is essentially a restaurant. Maybe this relates to your relatives. Just a shot in the dark. Carol -----Original Message----- From: VAALBEMA-D-request@rootsweb.com <VAALBEMA-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: VAALBEMA-D@rootsweb.com <VAALBEMA-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, April 30, 2001 9:05 AM Subject: VAALBEMA-D Digest V01 #37

Hi All Researching the family of: John Rhodes b. <1787> MD m. Margaret b. <1790> Pa. By 1850 they migrated to Rush Co, Indiana. I'm trying to backtrack the family to Va. Most of their children were born in Va. I have one born as early as 1815 and as late as 1831 in Va. the 1830 census index lists 9 John Rhodes in Va 1830 in the following counties: Va. Shanandoah, Nelson, Albenmarle WVa. Monongalia, Hardy, Greenbrier, Hampshire, Harrison Any help putting this family together would be appreciated. Thanks Ray

Hello, I just thought I would pass this on; you probably already know this anyway, but I didn't because I had not ordered copies from the Albemarle County Clerk's office in quite some time. If you want to order copies of wills, deeds, etc., send your request to: Tonette J. Morris 501 East Jefferson Street Charlottesville, VA 22902 Her telephone number is: 804 972-4083. I wrote to the clerk's office a little over a week ago requesting copies of some old deeds. Today I received my letter back with a note from them that they have started charging $10.00 for search fee, and then you also have to pay for the copies. So, if you want to order copies, send a check for at least $10.00 and then I guess they will let you know how much the copies cost. Someone several years ago said that she sent a blank check made out to them with the notation: "not to exceed (blank) dollars", which is what I did. I thought I would pass this on in case someone wanted to order copies and didn't know how. I know that I didn't know how at one time. Have a great evening. Warm regards, Sharon Clark Fort Worth, TX clarksha@swbell.net

Seeking marriage info for William and John SMALL of Amherst and Albemarle Cos of VA. These marriages probably about 1800 or before. Thanks...Lyle Corder

Hello Everyone: I am trying to locate Ms. Mary Louise (Hosmer) Lupton or any of her children in regards to her ancestral line. Ms. Lupton lived in Charlottesville, in 1987. Thank you all for your help. Harold Oliver America's First Families mailto:firstfamilies@linkline.com

Hi Sharon; In relation to HEARDS, all I can tell you is that there is a Heard's Mountain off of route 29 that is south of Charlottesville. I belelive that there is a Heard's store that is way back in the mountains there. Maybe that place is where your Heard's came from., just a thought. Carol -----Original Message----- From: Sharon Clark <clarksha@swbell.net> To: VAALBEMA-L@rootsweb.com <VAALBEMA-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, April 20, 2001 5:04 PM Subject: [VAALBEMA] John GILMORE/Jane HEARD - Albemarle Co., VA >Hello, > >Does anyone have any information at all on these folks? I'm beginning >to wonder if my JOSEPH GILMORE might be one of their children. > >A dear distant cousin went to the Clayton Library in Houston yesterday >and copied some Gilmore information for me. She scanned it and sent it >to me today, so there may be some scanning errors. Here is one of the >items she sent: > >pp. 231-233 THIS INDENTURE made this sixth day of September one >thousand seven hundred and sixty two Between HENRY CARTER of the Parish >of Prince Ann in the County of Albemarle of the one part and JACOB >CLEAVELAND of the aforesaid Parish & County Witnesseth that for the sum >of eleven pounds current money to him in hand paid (Henry Carter) doth >sell unto Jacob Cleaveland his heirs one certain parcel of land >containing seventy acres lying on the Branches of the South Fork of >Hardware River in the Parish & County aforesaid bounded Beginning at >Pointers in JOHN GILMORE line and running new lines North & West >crossing a branch to a chesnut South &West to a red oak South &East to >pointers North & East crossing the North & South Fork of Mettle Branch >to a red oak and North twenty and an half degrees East with said JOHN >GILMOREs line eighty poles to the first station. >Presence JOHN FOSTER, Henry Carter >ELI CLEVELAND, JOHN HENSLEE >At a Court held for Albemarle County the ixth day of September 1762 This >Indenture Memorandum & receipt were acknowledged by Henry Carter party >thereto and ordered to be recorded. > >*** > >In a deed of gift to his son, Joseph described his land as: he lying on >the North and East of the public road leading from Rock Fish Gap to the >Town of Warren on James River. > >His wife, Frances EUBANK GILMORE, was the daughter of Hannah and John >EUBANK. In Rev. Woods' book, History of Albemarle Co., there is a >write-up on John Eubank: "Families of the Eubank name have lived along >the south fork of Harware from the earliest times. They sprang from two >brothers, George and John. It is believed they came from Orange >County." > >Frances and Joseph's daughter, Elizabeth GILMORE, married John >WEATHERRED, whose mother was Agnes SUDDARTH, daughter of Patience SUMTER >and James SUDDARTH. Rev. Woods states: "William and James Suddarth >were early settlers in the county. They were undoubtedly brothers. >They and their descendants were located on the south fork of Hardware >between the Cross Roads and Covesville." > >I may be wrong, but it sounds to me as if Jane HEARD and John GILMORE >lived near the Suddarths and the EUBANKs, which was also where Joseph >GILMORE lived. This makes me think that perhaps Joseph was their son. >I cannot find any other GILMORE in Albemarle Co. during that period. >There were GILMERs, but no GILMOREs. > >If anyone has any information on Jane HEARD and John GILMORE, would you >please share it with me. I'll be happy to share what I have. > >Thanks, and have a great weekend. > >Sharon Clark >Fort Worth, TX >clarksha@swbell.net > >______________________________

unsubscribe I tryed this once before and it was returned to me. had to bunch this back to get it to go. Sharon Clark wrote: > Hello, > > Does anyone have any information at all on these folks? I'm beginning > to wonder if my JOSEPH GILMORE might be one of their children. > > A dear distant cousin went to the Clayton Library in Houston yesterday > and copied some Gilmore information for me. She scanned it and sent it > to me today, so there may be some scanning errors. Here is one of the > items she sent: > > pp. 231-233 THIS INDENTURE made this sixth day of September one > thousand seven hundred and sixty two Between HENRY CARTER of the Parish > of Prince Ann in the County of Albemarle of the one part and JACOB > CLEAVELAND of the aforesaid Parish & County Witnesseth that for the sum > of eleven pounds current money to him in hand paid (Henry Carter) doth > sell unto Jacob Cleaveland his heirs one certain parcel of land > containing seventy acres lying on the Branches of the South Fork of > Hardware River in the Parish & County aforesaid bounded Beginning at > Pointers in JOHN GILMORE line and running new lines North & West > crossing a branch to a chesnut South &West to a red oak South &East to > pointers North & East crossing the North & South Fork of Mettle Branch > to a red oak and North twenty and an half degrees East with said JOHN > GILMOREs line eighty poles to the first station. > Presence JOHN FOSTER, Henry Carter > ELI CLEVELAND, JOHN HENSLEE > At a Court held for Albemarle County the ixth day of September 1762 This > Indenture Memorandum & receipt were acknowledged by Henry Carter party > thereto and ordered to be recorded. > > *** > > In a deed of gift to his son, Joseph described his land as: he lying on > the North and East of the public road leading from Rock Fish Gap to the > Town of Warren on James River. > > His wife, Frances EUBANK GILMORE, was the daughter of Hannah and John > EUBANK. In Rev. Woods' book, History of Albemarle Co., there is a > write-up on John Eubank: "Families of the Eubank name have lived along > the south fork of Harware from the earliest times. They sprang from two > brothers, George and John. It is believed they came from Orange > County." > > Frances and Joseph's daughter, Elizabeth GILMORE, married John > WEATHERRED, whose mother was Agnes SUDDARTH, daughter of Patience SUMTER > and James SUDDARTH. Rev. Woods states: "William and James Suddarth > were early settlers in the county. They were undoubtedly brothers. > They and their descendants were located on the south fork of Hardware > between the Cross Roads and Covesville." > > I may be wrong, but it sounds to me as if Jane HEARD and John GILMORE > lived near the Suddarths and the EUBANKs, which was also where Joseph > GILMORE lived. This makes me think that perhaps Joseph was their son. > I cannot find any other GILMORE in Albemarle Co. during that period. > There were GILMERs, but no GILMOREs. > > If anyone has any information on Jane HEARD and John GILMORE, would you > please share it with me. I'll be happy to share what I have. > > Thanks, and have a great weekend. > > Sharon Clark > Fort Worth, TX > clarksha@swbell.net > > ==== VAALBEMA Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe, send a blank email, with only the word unsubscribe > in the body of the message, to: vaalbema-L-request@rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query!

Hello, Does anyone have any information at all on these folks? I'm beginning to wonder if my JOSEPH GILMORE might be one of their children. A dear distant cousin went to the Clayton Library in Houston yesterday and copied some Gilmore information for me. She scanned it and sent it to me today, so there may be some scanning errors. Here is one of the items she sent: pp. 231-233 THIS INDENTURE made this sixth day of September one thousand seven hundred and sixty two Between HENRY CARTER of the Parish of Prince Ann in the County of Albemarle of the one part and JACOB CLEAVELAND of the aforesaid Parish & County Witnesseth that for the sum of eleven pounds current money to him in hand paid (Henry Carter) doth sell unto Jacob Cleaveland his heirs one certain parcel of land containing seventy acres lying on the Branches of the South Fork of Hardware River in the Parish & County aforesaid bounded Beginning at Pointers in JOHN GILMORE line and running new lines North & West crossing a branch to a chesnut South &West to a red oak South &East to pointers North & East crossing the North & South Fork of Mettle Branch to a red oak and North twenty and an half degrees East with said JOHN GILMOREs line eighty poles to the first station. Presence JOHN FOSTER, Henry Carter ELI CLEVELAND, JOHN HENSLEE At a Court held for Albemarle County the ixth day of September 1762 This Indenture Memorandum & receipt were acknowledged by Henry Carter party thereto and ordered to be recorded. *** In a deed of gift to his son, Joseph described his land as: he lying on the North and East of the public road leading from Rock Fish Gap to the Town of Warren on James River. His wife, Frances EUBANK GILMORE, was the daughter of Hannah and John EUBANK. In Rev. Woods' book, History of Albemarle Co., there is a write-up on John Eubank: "Families of the Eubank name have lived along the south fork of Harware from the earliest times. They sprang from two brothers, George and John. It is believed they came from Orange County." Frances and Joseph's daughter, Elizabeth GILMORE, married John WEATHERRED, whose mother was Agnes SUDDARTH, daughter of Patience SUMTER and James SUDDARTH. Rev. Woods states: "William and James Suddarth were early settlers in the county. They were undoubtedly brothers. They and their descendants were located on the south fork of Hardware between the Cross Roads and Covesville." I may be wrong, but it sounds to me as if Jane HEARD and John GILMORE lived near the Suddarths and the EUBANKs, which was also where Joseph GILMORE lived. This makes me think that perhaps Joseph was their son. I cannot find any other GILMORE in Albemarle Co. during that period. There were GILMERs, but no GILMOREs. If anyone has any information on Jane HEARD and John GILMORE, would you please share it with me. I'll be happy to share what I have. Thanks, and have a great weekend. Sharon Clark Fort Worth, TX clarksha@swbell.net

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